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Friday, June 28
Literacy, math classes taught at RMS
RONAN — Ronan Middle School students (grades 5-8) may attend literacy and math classes at RMS from 9 a.m.-noon, Monday-Friday, from June 10-28. There will be a couple of special activities included.
Friday, June 28
Pablo begins reading program
PABLO — Pablo Elementary School begins their "Reading Camp." This camp will go from June 10-28 from 8:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Applications may be picked up at the school's front office. Call 406-676-3390 for more information.
Friday, June 28
RHS credit recovery program begins
RONAN — Ronan High School students may attend HS credit recovery summer school. Two separate sessions will run: June 10-28 and Aug. 5-23. Both sessions are from 9 a.m.-noon, Monday-Friday.
Friday, June 28
RHS summer camps offered
RONAN — Afternoon HS summer camps are from June 10-28 from 12:30-3:30 p.m. All camps are free.
Friday, June 28
RMS holds summer camps
RONAN — Ronan Middle School students (grades 5-8) may attend afternoon summer camps (with priority given to morning summer school students). Afternoon camps are from 12:30-3:30 p.m. and include: Salish language, STEM, swimming and more.
Friday, June 28
Summer program at Boys and Girls Club begins
LAKE COUNTY — The Flathead Reservation and Lake County Boys and Girls Club in Ronan will operate a summer program Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. from June 10-Aug. 16 (closed July 4). The cost is $20 per week or $150 for the full summer. The summer session is 10 weeks of fun – opportunities for discovery, learning, and activities galore. Applications may be picked up onsite or at: www.flatheadbgc.org.
Friday, June 28
'Magic Moment' art exhibited through July 26
POLSON — A members only open show entitled "Magic Moment," featuring Sandpiper Art Gallery member artists past and present will be exhibited from June 17-July 26. All submissions will be accepted in the artist's interpretation of the theme. This is member magic at its best. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday.
Friday, June 28
'Mission Valley in Motion' program begins, through Aug. 8
PABLO — "Mission Valley in Motion" is a summer youth program that will run from June 17- Aug. 8, at the Joe McDonald Health & Fitness Center. The program is open to students ages 7-14. Please join us for a summer of fun with activities and weekly trips. MVM is a free summer youth program that provides free lunch and breakfast for anyone under 18 years of age. Call 406-275- 4794 for more information.
Friday, June 28
Full summer agenda planned for Polson club through Aug. 6
POLSON — The Boys and Girls Club of Lake County and Flathead Reservation in Polson will operate a summer program Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. from June 17-Aug. 16 (closed July 4). The cost is $10 per week or $75 for the full summer. The summer session is nine weeks of fun - opportunities, discoeries, learning, and activities galore. Applications may be picked up onsite or at: www. flatheadbgc.org.
Family-friendly movie shown at library
POLSON — North Lake County Public Library presents "Friday Night at the Library." A family-friendly movie (PG or PG-13) will be shown at 6 p.m. Attendees must be in the library before 6 p.m. as the doors lock at that time. Popcorn is provided. Bring your own non-alcoholic beverages and snacks.
Montecahto rummage sale scheduled
POLSON — The Montecahto Club will hold its rummage and bake sale at the Finley Point Fire Station on Friday, June 28, and Saturday, June 29, from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. On Saturday, the sale will be in conjunction with the Finley Point Fire Department's fundraiser. The fire station is across from the Finley Point Grill on Highway 35. The sale supports the club's ongoing service projects, which include several annual scholarships for local students. Please bring item donations for the sale to the fire station on Thursday, June 27. For more information, contact club vice president Alice Erb at 406-250-3189.
NRA Rodeo returns
POLSON — The Mission Mountain NRA Rodeo takes place at the Polson Fairgrounds, 320 Regatta Road, June 28 and 29. Youth events including Mutton Bustin' and Mini Bull Riding begin at 6:30 p.m. and the NRA Rodeo begins at 7:30 p.m. Events include: bareback, steer wrestling, saddle bronc, team roping, tie down roping, ladies and youth barrel racing, ladies and youth breakaway roping and bull riding. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children under 12 and are available at the gate, (no pre-sale tickets). Food, beverage and a beer garden concessions will be available. There will be live music after Friday night's performance. There is a free vendors fair but no food items. For general rodeo information call 406-883-1100.
Polson Chamber hosts annual 'Chamber Blast'
POLSON — Join us on Friday, June 28, for the eighth annual Chamber Blast hosted at the world-class Big Sky Sporting Clays in Polson. Team registration includes shells, door prizes, lunch and an awards ceremony. Bring a shotgun, eye protection and ear protection – no experience is necessary. Profits from this event go to support the Polson Chamber's fundraising efforts, including the 4th of July fireworks show, hanging flower baskets and more. Registration is from 11 a.m.-noon, a shooter safety briefing takes place from 11:20—11:30 a.m. and the tournament takes place from 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. with a lunch and awards ceremony from 3-3:30 p.m. Station sponsorship (banner displayed at event and recognition at awards ceremony) is $150. Team price is $345 and the cost of a team and sponsorship is $495. For more information call 406-883-5969.
Saturday, June 29
Archers host 3D archery shoot
POLSON — The Mission Valley Archers will host their summer starter 3D archery shoot on June 29 and 30. There will be two rounds of 20 life-size targets with plaques or medals for the top three scores for each age group that shoot both days. Archery games, a calling seminar and door prizes are scheduled to make it a fun-filled weekend. A choice of fish carvings by Jim Nesladek will be up for auction each day. Concessions will be available. Registration opens at 8 a.m. Irvine Flats Road begins one mile north of the Polson bridge. For more information call Larry Rattray at 406-261-7199.
Monday, July 1
Field trip to Deer Lodge scheduled
POLSON — For the week of July 1-4, a field trip to the old state prison in Deer Lodge is planned for the Polson summer school program. Contact Mandie Steele, Polson School District #23 afterschool program director at 406-212-6784 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
FLBS teaches seminars
YELLOW BAY — The Data and Donuts Seminar series is offered every summer during the first four weeks of the Flathead Lake Biological Station Summer Session. The series offers students and the public a chance to hear speakers across a wide variety of ecological topics. Come to the seminar at the FLBS at Yellow Bay on Monday, July 1, from 10-11 a.m. to have a donut and learn more about ecology, and current research in the Flathead. The program on July 1 will feature Diane Boyd, wolf biologist with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. She will speak on "Wolf recovery, management, and conservation: 20 years of challenges and progress." Call 406-982-3301 x 229, for more information. All are welcome.
Horsemen skip July meeting
RONAN — Mission Valley Back Country Horsemen will not have a meeting in July due the 4th of July holiday.
Tour business, taste cheese
POLSON — Flathead Lake Cheese, 208 First Ave. E, will hold an open house on Monday, July 1, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Come for tours and tastings. Call 406-883-0343 or visit: flatheadlakecheese.com, for more information.
Wednesday, July 3
Arlee Powwow July 3 through 7
ARLEE — The 121st annual Arlee Celebration Powwow begins Wednesday, July 3, and ends Sunday, July 7. The Arlee Powwow Esyapqeyni is the premier annual celebration of the Salish and Pend d'Oreille tribes, sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Nation. Please join us for traditional dance competitions, singing and drumming and a big July 4 parade. There are also many vendors with handmade beaded crafts and food booths, which include a variety of Indian tacos for sale. All events are open to the public and free of charge. Arts, crafts, stick games, dance competitions, Indian and other ethnic foods will be available. Absolutely no alcohol, firearms, unleashed dogs or motorcycles are allowed in the camp area.
Dance in Polson
POLSON — Please join us for the community dance at the Elks on Main Street on Wednesday, July 3, from 7-10 p.m. Music is by Ken's Country Combo Band playing a variety of country and vintage rock and roll. Everyone is welcome. No Elks membership is required. Cover charge is $5. Come and check us out.
Thursday, July 4
Attend parade in downtown Polson, fireworks at dark
POLSON — Please join us for the July 4th parade in downtown Polson beginning at noon at Cherry Valley School. Parade entry forms are available at the Polson Chamber of Commerce. Call the chamber office for more information: 406-883-5969. Fireworks take place at dusk. The best place to view the fireworks is Riverside Park.
Charlo 4th of July parade, get-together planned
CHARLO — The 4th of July and the big Charlo parade are coming. We thought it would be fun to have a get-together at the Charlo Park, too. No RSVP. Just stop by to say "hi" to friends. Everyone is welcome.
Snacks provided but bring your own drinks and finger food if you want. See you there.
Fire department serves pancakes
ARLEE — The Arlee Volunteer Fire Department will host its annual pancake breakfast from 7-11 a.m. at the old Arlee Fire Hall. The cost is $5 per person and it's all you can eat. For more information, call 406-210- 4144. Bring a friend.
Library closed for 4th of July
POLSON — The North Lake County Public Library will be closed on Thursday, July 4, in observance of the 4th of July holiday.
Museum opens
ARLEE — The Arlee Jocko Valley Museum, run by the Arlee Historical Society, opens for the summer July 4. and will be open until Labor Day. The museum has many historical displays including many photographs of Native and homesteading families. There are hundreds of obituaries with genealogy information. There is also a military display commemorating those who have given their lives for this country. The Arlee Museum is located at corner of Bouch and Fyant (by the grade school). For more information, hours of operation or to arrange a viewing appointment, call 406-726-3167.
Powwow continues
ARLEE — The 121st annual Arlee Celebration continues. The Arlee Powwow Esyapqeyni is the premier annual celebration of the Salish and Pend d'Oreille tribes, sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Nation. Please join us for traditional dance competitions, singing and drumming and a big July 4 parade.
Run in annual 4th of July Firecracker race
POLSON — The annual Polson Running 4th of July Firecracker 1-mile run begins with a dash down Main Street. Join Polson Running at St. Joseph Medical Center for registration at 11 a.m. and start of the race. The route goes down Main and ends on Third Ave. Cost is a canned good or a donation per person. The race starts at 11:45 a.m. sharp. All proceeds benefit the Polson Food Bank. For more information visit: Polsonrunning.com.
Friday, July 5
Man acts like a spider in movie at library
POLSON —A movie about training a man acting like a spider will take place at the North Lake County Library at 3:45 p.m. Popcorn will be served.
Ronan Bread Basket closes for holiday
RONAN — The Ronan Bread Basket will be closed on Friday, July 5, in observance of the July 4 holiday.
Saturday, July 6
Another 'First Saturday' planned
CHARLO — Ninepipes Museum is honored that artists will exhibit their beautiful work in the Earl W. Wharton Memorial Gallery during the following "First Saturday" events of the 2019 season: July events at the Ninepipes Museum include the event from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on July 6 featuring the beautiful turquoise and silver jewelry by Joshua Marceau, and two book signings. Ron Mills, a long-time Bob Marshall Wilderness outfitter, will sign his book, "Under the Biggest Sky of All," and at 1 p.m. Sheron Green will read from her book, "Secret Worlds, A True Story of Deception, Illusion and Intrigue." Come by and meet these talented individuals. Light refreshments will be available. Ninepipes Museum is located at 69316 US Highway 93, Charlo and is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. Visit: http://www.ninepipesmuseum.org or call 406-644-3435 for event details or to schedule group tours.
Battle in the Bay begins
BIGFORK — Mission Valley 3 on 3's annual Battle in the Bay will be held Saturday, July 6, at Bigfork High School and hosts 100 plus teams from third grade through adult. There will be 6-foot, 8-foot, and 9-foot dunk contests, 3-point contests and free throw contests held on Leonard Park Logging Inc. - center court.
Killdeer Artisan Guild opens summer show
ARLEE — Killdeer Artisans Guild will celebrate their 10th anniversary summer show with a reception on Saturday, July 6, from noon-2 p.m. at Hangin' Art Gallery, Highway 93 N. Contact Gail Tren?eld for more information about the show at: firstname.lastname@example.com or call 406-745-3001. For directions or reception information call 406-726-5005.
Sunday, July 7
Country jam to replace accordion jam
POLSON — We will be starting a new classic country jam at the Elks, effective Sunday, July 7, that will go from 2-5 p.m. This will take the time-slot of the Northwest Accordion Association Jam, (recently disbanded), who played on the first Sunday of each month. We are trying to continue providing the community a place to jam to classic country music, dance, listen and socialize with family and friends for a few hours on a Sunday afternoon. All are welcome. Players and singers do not have to pay but family members and all others will each pay $5 at the door. For further information call Ellen at 406-883-3130.
Monday, July 8
Flathead Irrigation District to meet
RONAN — The Flathead Irrigation District meeting will be held on Monday, July 8, in the Lake County Community District building, 407 Main Street SW, at 1 p.m. FID Irrigators we need your input on increasing/decreasing administration fees.
Register for Native Youth Tech Camp
RONAN — The 2019 Native Youth Tech Camp will be held at the Boys and Girls Club of the Flathead Reservation in Ronan from July 8-12. Registration is open to Native high school students (entering freshmen to graduating seniors) at tech4good.skc.edu. This camp is offered at no cost. Breakfast and lunch are provided daily and transportation is available for Flathead Reservation communities.
Students travel to Glacier National Park
POLSON — For the week of July 8-11, a field trip to Glacier National Park is planned for the Polson summer school program. Contact Mandie Steele, Polson School District #23 afterschool program director at 406-212-6784 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesday, July 9
Cruise to FLBS monitoring site
LAKESIDE — Flathead Lake Boat Tours in Lakeside will graciously host an afternoon cruise aboard the Far West to one of the Flathead Lake Biological Station's lake monitoring sites. Join FLBS researchers for appetizers, beverages, music and an overview of Flathead Lake ecology and the FLBS Research and Monitoring program. Proceeds benefit the FLBS Research and Monitoring program.Reservations are required, as limited space on the tour boat is limited. Cost is $50 per person. For more information call 406-872-4503 or go to: http://flbs.umt.edu/.
Thursday, July 11
Get 'buggy' at the Elks
POLSON — The North Lake County Public Library announces that on Thursday, July 11, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. the annual "Bug Race" will take place. Join us at the Elks Lodge for this exciting race with toy bugs. Racers will be divided into separate age groups. Join us.
Join space-center library program
POLSON — The North Lake County Public Library continues their "A Universe of Stories" program at 10:30 a.m. This is a space-center children's program that will run weekly until Aug. 22.
Submit 4-H fair entries
RONAN — 4-H fair entries are due by 4 p.m. in the Lake County Fair office.
Youth program teaches about great outdoors
BIGFORK — Flathead Fledglings – This one hour program from 11 a.m. – noon, designed for children ages 4-7, gives kids a chance to get outside and learn about the great outdoors. This is the third in a five-part series, although participants need not attend all five. Parents are encouraged to attend with their children. This event takes place at Wayfarers Harry Horn picnic shelter. The fee is $4 per child.


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From the author of The New York Times #1 best-selling novel The Carpetbaggers comes a story of a tragic love triangle between Marja Fluudjincki (aka Maryann Flood), an ambitious and sensual young woman from the slums who is forced into prostitution, but reinvents herself as an elegant Park Avenue madam; Mike Keyes, a hardworking, honest man who works his way up to Assistant District Attorney and is the only man Marja ever loved; and Ross Drego, who introduces her to money and the gambler's world of Joker Martin, and is willing to pay any price for her. And does.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Platt release a special song for 'March for Our Lives'
On March 24, people across the country will march in the streets to demand an end to mass shootings—and now, they have a soundtrack.
Broadway heavyweights Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Platt have joined forces Monday to release "Found/Tonight," with all proceeds going towards March for Our Lives initiative.
SEE ALSO: Lin-Manuel Miranda, James Corden, and other big names show their support during the National School Walkout
"Found/Tonight," arranged by the legendary Alex Lacamoire, is a mashup of Hamilton's "The Story of Tonight" and Dear Evan Hansen's "You Will Be Found." It's streaming on all platforms today.
"When @Lin_Manuel and @BenSPLATT came over my apt to rehearse #FoundTonight, I got goose bumps the minute they started singing each other's songs," Lacamoire explained on Twitter. "I would tear up in the studio as I listened to the mix, thinking of the kids we made this for."
Honored to team up with @Lin_Manuel on "Found/Tonight," a gorgeous mashup of @HamiltonMusical and @DearEvanHansen arranged by the great @LacketyLac. Proceeds go to the incredible #MarchForOurLives Initiative, so stream & download & listen! #GunControlNow https://t.co/WrWiwer6YX
— Ben Platt (@BenSPLATT) March 19, 2018
"Sending a salute to the @AMarch4OurLives initiative. Keep doing what you're doing — you will change the world," Lacamoire continued.
The music video released of the song also doubles as a fascinating look behind the scenes on the mashup getting recorded.
You can download the sheet music to the incredible arrangement here, and in the words of Miranda: "Go make more music. Tomorrow there'll be more of us."


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Everything here from data bases on art on film to international film festivals and symposiums.
Skyfall (UK 2012 by Sam Mendes)
Q: It always makes me feel a little melancholy. Grand old war ship, being ignominiously hauled away to scrap. The inevitability of time, don't you think? What do you see?
James Bond: A bloody big ship.
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For an Interpretation see
and for the use of the other paintings in Skyfall by Joseph Wright of Derby and Thomas Gainsborough which can be glimpsed behind where Q and Bond are sitting in the National Gallery from the same sequence see
This site identifies the appearance of paintings in films and offers brief, succinct analyses of their use:
The Program for Art on Film
The Art of Film Data Base
The Montreal International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA)
"African Cinema and African Arts." International Symposium
2—3 March 2009.
The Cinematic Canvass
This is "a film blog dedicated to all things art in film … films about art or artists, films made by artists, films featuring artworks, or sometimes even film art."
Exhibition on Film
This is a series filmed for cinema at the world's biggest art exhibitions and on location and the brainchild of the award-winning arts documentary filmmaker Phil Grabsky, who also directed many of the films. Meticulously researched including interviews with art historians and experts, new research findings as well as insights into the life and works of individual artists, great care and attention is also paid to minutely studying the individual paintings. For a list of the films so far almost all of which have gone virtually straight to DVD after their release see:
Ich und Kaminski (2015 Germany Wolfgang Becker) Based on the novel of the same title by Daniel Kehlmann, Me and Kaminiski tells the story of how the unsuccessful journalist Sebastian Zöllner tries to make the big breakthrough by writing a biography of the painter Manuel Kaminski, no longer in the public eye and possibly senile yet many years ago the talk of the art world at least for a while, fostered by Picasso and Matisse then famous for both a Pop Art exhibition and the fact that he is blind: He always signed his paintings "Painted by a blind man." The real painter behind the fictional Kaminski is Manfred Gruber, who completed 350 paintings and drawings for the film some of which have since been exhibited see
Tulip Fever (2017 UK/US by Justin Chadwick) Set in the 17th century Dutch Golden Age (though filmed entirely in England) and based on the novel of the same name by English writer Deborah Moggach, the title refers to the explosion in then dramatic collapse of tulip prices in a kind of version of our modern-day speculative economic bubbles. The artist Jan van Loos falls in love with Sophia Sandvoort while commissioned to paint her portrait by her husband, the wealthy merchant Cornelis Sandvoort. The lovers eventually invest in the tulip bulbs market. See the link below for how Deborah Moggach's purchase of a painting attributed to the circle of the Haarlem painter Job Adriaenszoon Berckheyde (1630-1693) eventually led to the adaptation of her novel. On once being asked in general what sort of film she would like to make, she answered that she would walk into a Vermeer painting:
[Dutch] paintings themselves tell you everything about the lives of those people: what they were wearing and eating, practically what they were thinking. Those moments of quiet drama are like film stills — the wife at the virginal, the maid sweeping. You feel that if you blinked they would all start moving away into the rooms and you could follow them. That's what I meant when I said I wanted to walk into a painting… The sets [for Tulip Fever] were incredibly beautiful — dark and smoky and atmospheric. I know, because I was an extra: I did walk into a Dutch painting.
While the film's painter Jan van Loos is fictitious, a Jacob van Loo (1614-1670) did exist, a Dutch artist specializing in history paintings and nudes. The original portraits in the film were painted by the Jamie Routley see link for more of his work:
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
Georges Seurat's 1884 painting has put in numerous film and TV appearances:
-See Ferris Bueller's Day Off under Individual Films
-The title for Any Wednesday (1966) is revealed as curtains are pulled back. The cast is shown in the paintings, and the names are wiped off as people walk past each painting. The four paintings demarcate the four sections of the film according to season: Seurat's painting stands for summer, an American landscape in New England for the Indian summer, the painting for winter is Bruegel's The Hunters in the Snow , and finally Van Gogh's Blooming Pear Tree symbolizes spring.
-Inside the space capsule of Barbarella (1968) the right hand portion of the painting can be seen.
-In Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003) Elmer Fudd chases Bugs Bunny through the painting
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-In an episode which in any case references several other famous paintings ("Mom and Pop Art", Simpsons s10 e9 1999 see TV section), Barney Gumble offers to pay for a beer with a handmade reproduction of the painting.
Sesame Street recreates it
-"The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou" (s5 e11 2007)from the cartoon series Family Guy features a direct shot-by-shot homage to the Seurat sequence from Ferris Bueller as Stewie makes a list of things he wants to do before he dies of the cancer he believes he has. As part of his "bucket list," he visits the Chicago Museum of Art
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-In the American version of The Office the cast recreates the painting (possibly s7 e9 2010)
-Then there is the musical Sunday in the Park with George with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine. The George of the title is a fictional version of Seurat, who can be seen continually working away at his painting. The Broadway production opened in 1984, and there was a revival by Jake Gyllenhaal in 2016. This version is the original cast from the Booth Theatre 1985:
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-The following Desperate Housewives episodes take their names from songs or lyrics from the musical: "Move On", "Sunday in the Park with George", "Color and Light" , "Gossip", "Art Isn't Easy", "A Vision's Just a Vision", "Sunday", "Chromolume No. 7", "The Art of Making Art", "Putting it Together" and "Finishing the Hat".
-Finally, in 2006 the painting was recreated in modern dress in Beloit, WI on a Saturday afternoon on the bank of the Rock River to promote the "Saturday in the Park with Friends" event see
Walerian Borowczyk 1929-2006
Born in Poland, Borowczyk emerged from a visual arts background, beginning his career studying painting and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków in the early 1950s before then establishing himself as a graphic and movie poster artist. Emigrating to France at the end of that decade he made one animated feature Theatre of Mr. and Mrs. Kabal (1967) as well as several animated shorts such as Jeux des anges (1964). He sometimes designed his own sets and developed a distinctively painterly eye for highly evocative settings, his live action films often indistinguishable from his animated ones.
The multi-authored "A Private Universe" (see bibliography) identifies several elements of painting in Borowczyk's work. Władysław Podkowiński's monumental and aptly titled painting Frenzy of Exultations (Szał uniesień, 1894) can be seen on the walls in The Beast (1975). The general atmosphere of naked agitation plus the horse's bared teeth, flared nostrils and foaming mouth along with the way the woman's hair on the wind mixes with the horse's mane all reflect the film's preoccupation with bestiality—the painting caused as many scandals as did Borowczyk's films!
Then there are the still life compositions of 1963's Renaissance:
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Finally, a "calculated flatness … characterizes films such as Blanche (1971) where the impact of medieval iconography is particularly evident. Borowczyk frames the shots as if they were a painting, with the characters looking out of its frame." This can be seen in the last minute of the following trailer:
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A similar "shallowness of picture" is equally present in Goto, Isle of Love (1968):
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When Jean Cocteau was asked by Francine Weisweiller to paint her villa on the French coast (or "tattoo" it as he put it himself; a further point of reference is certainly Japanese art) he decided to put the result on celluloid. See the links for background information then the short film La villa Santo Sospir (1952).
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Best gallery sequences in film:
Orkney Islands native filmmaker and poet Margaret Tate (1918-1999) made Garden Pieces in 1998, painted directly onto 16mm with animated images and titles. For descriptions (some by Tate herself) see
The filmmaker Maarten Koopman has animated the following paintings all of which are shown in their entirety right at the end of their respective sections:
The Tower of Babel by Pieter Bruegel
Bedroom in Arles by Vincent van Gogh
The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dalí
Nympheas by Claude Monet
Broadway Boogie-Woogie by Piet Mondrian
Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window / The Milkmaid / Girl with a Pearl Earring (final painting shown at the very end)
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In his follow-up, there is much more fluid movement with fluid transitions between the paintings. For example, it starts off by following the course of the apple plucked by Eve which segues into a face mad up completely of fruit to land on a table togteher with oranges (the first three paintings). In addition, the camera tracks through a typically nightmarish Bosch landscape which then turn out to have been dreamt by his Prodigal Son. Finally, the key gesture from Rembrandt's painting – the man is standing to the woman's right, his left arm reaching around her shoulders, the other on her breasts while the fingers of her left hand rest on his right one – is superimposed onto a variety of paintings such as cave drawings, Egyptian and Japanese art, works by Vermeer, Van Gogh, Ensor, Klimt, Miro, Picasso, Magritte, Bacon and Pop Art by Lichtenstein with the invented speech bubble "Now my lonely days are over":
Fall of Man by Hugo van der Goes
Summer by Archimboldo
Still Life with Apples and Oranges by Paul Cézanne
The Great War / This is Not an Apple by René Magritte
Skeletons Fighting over a Hanged Man by James Ensor
The Clothed Maja / The Nude Maja by Francisco Goya
The Wayfarer by Hieronymous Bosch
The Jewish Bride by Rembrandt
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Gillian Mciver, author of Art History for Filmmakers (see Bibliography), is also a writing consultant, filmmaker and curator.
McIver also discusses how Admiral/Michiel de Ruyter (Netherlands 2015 by Roel Reiné) about the eponymous 17th century Dutch admiral "follows the visual style of the Dutch painters and the Caravaggists in using light as a way to model the physical characteristics of the films characters, to create painterly shots, and … to include paintings within the film's mise en scéne":
Clarissa Shanahan is an artist/painter from Philadelphia who explores the intersection of art and film. She uses film images as inspiration and teaches a series she developed herself on how to use film to examine painting-related issues. She also worked in the film industry in New York for close to a couple of decades. During that time she produced a lof of art work for film including the Lee Krasner paintings in Pollock and some of the other paintings for the Peggy Guggenheim Art of the Century series.
See also Film as Visual Narrative, a Resource for Painters and Creators from her VAWAA (Vacation With An Artist) project:
A painting and a film are created with the same visual elements … visual information that helps drive and support the narrative of the film. When we consider one still image, it contains the same structural elements germane to painting … both united in the goal of telling a visual story. We can look to one as a resource for the other. [C]omposition in film … relates to painting … compare iconic paintings and painting genres to specific films and film genres.This talk is for painters, film lovers, and anyone exploring how to tell your own visual story through the combined lens of film and art history.


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The ILM Guide to: 26 Things to Do in Memphis This Fall
Get out your calendars: it's going to be a busy fall in Memphis.
Here's my annual guide to Memphis' fall festivals and special events. If your favorite event isn't listed, please let me know by submitting it to the events calendar. Also, if you're looking for a 5K, those will be listed seperately this year.
1. Sketchbook Project Mobile Library, Crosstown Arts, August 29, 3 p.m. – 9 p.m., free
For one night only, check out art from around the world without the hassle of a plane ticket when the Mobile Sketchbook Library parks in Memphis on Thursday, Aug. 29. The mobile library – which holds more than 4,500 sketchbooks created by artists and non-artists around the world – will be outside of Crosstown Arts. After work, it turns into a party with live music from Jeff Hulett's one-man band, food from the Los Jarochos taco truck, ice cream, drinks and more.
2. Levitt Shell Fall Concert Series, Levitt Shell, Thursdays – Sundays, Aug. 29 – Oct. 12, free
Get your picnics ready – free music returns to the Levitt Shell this fall. The fall lineup includes a ton of great bands (think Star and Micey, John Paul Keith, Shannon McNally, Webb Wilder, Opera Memphis) playing free outdoor shows. A few of the events (like Opus One and Stars at the Shell) aren't free, so check the listings before you head out.
3. Delta Fair, Agricenter International, August 30 – September 8, $10 adults / $5 kids and seniors
The Delta Fair is a classic affair. It's a week of midway games, rides, livestock and homemaking competitions, exhibits, pig wrastlin' (their spelling) and this year – the part I'm most excited about – a demolition derby. The fair is open every day until at least 10 p.m.
4. Cochon Heritage Barbecue, Beale St. Landing, August 30, $125 – $200
Attention foodies: Cochon is returning to Memphis on August 30th for their second annual Cochon Heritage Barbecue. The event is somewhat scaled down from last year's full weekend of meat eating, but it's still going to be fun. Admission includes tastings from competing barbecue teams, as well as drinks.
5. Memphis Music and Heritage Festival, Center for Southern Folklore, August 31 – September 1, free
The Center for Southern Folklore's annual Memphis Music and Heritage Festival is two days of southern-fried live music, dancing, cooking, storytelling and vendors that happens downtown over Labor Day weekend. The festival is completely free and family friendly, so don't hesitate to bring everyone you know.
6. Steamroller Printing, Five in One Social Club, Sept. 1, 3 p.m., free
For months, artists have been posting up at Five in One Social Club on Broad Ave., carving images into giant, 4×8 foot wooden blocks in anticipation of steamroller printing night. The VINI crew has rented a steamroller, and for one night only, they'll be using it to make prints. You can view the blocks online now and pre-order discount prints.
7. Rock for Love, Young Ave. Deli / Levitt Shell, September 5th – 7th, various prices
The Church Health Center's seventh annual Rock for Love festival is undergoing a few changes this year, but that's not a bad thing. Instead of several nights of shows, they're having a Friday night show at the Young Ave. Deli, a Saturday day show at the Levitt Shell, and back-to-back night shows at the Levitt Shell and Young Ave. Deli on Saturday night. This year's bands include Dead Soldiers, the Memphis Dawls, the Star Killers, Soul Scrimmage, Mighty Souls Brass Band and more.
8. Outflix Film Festival, Malco Ridgeway Four, Sept. 6 – 12, full fest pass $90, individual films $10
The Outflix film festival returns to the Ridgeway Four for a week of documentaries, feature films and short films with an LGBTQ focus. The films are from all over the world, and the schedule is pretty impressive. A full festival pass that gets you into all of the movies and events is $90, or you can pay $10 per film.
9. Germantown Festival, Germantown Civic Club Complex, September 7th and 8th, free
You could go to the Germantown Festival for the crafts, demonstrations, live music, vendors, classic cars and overall sense of community. You wouldn't be wrong to do so. You would, however, be wrong to miss the annual Running of the Weenies, an adorably chaotic dachshund race.
10. Southern Heritage Classic Weekend, Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium (and other locations), September 12 – 14, priced per event
The Southern Heritage Classic is so much more than the annual football game between Tennessee State University and Jackson State University. It's also a weekend-long celebration that includes golf tournaments, music, fashion shows, marching bands, comedians and tons of tailgaiting. Here's a full schedule of events.
11. Hack Memphis, Emerge Memphis, September 14 and 15, free
Calling all desingers, developers, programmers and people with big ideas: Hack Memphis wants you for an intense day of creating and building. Hack Memphis is a day for the Memphis tech community to come together to creat new things, hack existsing software and share ideas. It's free, but pre-registration is required.
12. Cooper-Young Festival, corner of Cooper and Young, September 14, free
Mark your calendars for midtown's biggest party. The Cooper-Young Festival shuts down the intersection of Cooper and Young (and several blocks in each direction) for a gigantic street fair on the third Saturday in September. Be sure to buddy up to your friends in the neighborhood: they've got clean bathrooms, driveways and might be having back yard parties.
13. Pyrate Faire, Mud Island River Park, September 20 – 22, free (with the exception of the Pyrate Ball)
Ahoy, landlubbers! Pirates are taking over Mud Island again during this year's Pyrate Fest. Expect lots of family friendly swashbucking good times – costume contests, a pirate ship, the Pyrate's Ball, fire dancing, live music, arts and crafts, vendors and the return of the sea shanty sing along.
14. Downtown Museum Day, Participating Museums, Sept. 21, various prices
Downtown Museum Day is the best day to play tourist. Most downtown Memphis museums are having free or reduced admissions on September 21st. For a full list of participating museums and the discounts they're offering, check here.
15. Best Memphis Burger Fest, Minglewood Hall, September 22, $5 adults / kids free
The Best Memphis Burger Fest returns to Minglewood Hall for a second year on September 22. It sort of works the same way as Hot Wing Fest: cooking teams (anyone is welcome to form one) cook burgers, judges judge the burgers, and you, as an attendee, may be lucky enough to get samples from the teams (who can't sell their offerings, but can give them away).
16. Broad Ave. Night Market, Sept. 26th and October 24th, 6 p.m., free
From 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. on the last Thursdays in September and October, the shops, galleries and businesses on Broad Ave. will stay open late. The space between the new Indie Style Market and West Memorials will be packed with food trucks, live music, kid's activities, a community dance classes and vendors selling everything from art to locally-grown produce.
17. GonerFest 10, Goner Records / The Buccaneer / Hi-Tone / Murphy's, September 26th – 29th, $70 full festival / $25 per day
Gonerfest, Goner Records' annual four-day celebration of garage, punk and indie rock, turns 10 this year. Celebrate a decade of loud music, spilled beer and good times with bands like Ex-Cult, Guitar Wolf, Quintron, Viva L'American Death Ray, Harlan T. Bobo, and Wreckless Eric. This one's not for kids.
18. Big Scoop Ice Cream Festival, AutoZone Park, September 28, $7
Grab a spoon and get ready to sample ice cream from local and national ice cream vendors at the 19th annual Big Scoop Ice Cream Festival. In addition to tons of frosty goodness, there will be activities, games and plenty of outdoor fun. Proceeds benefit the Ronald McDonald House.
19. Cordova Festival, Cordova Community Center, September 29 and 29, free
Cordova may be part of Memphis now, but it's small farming town roots come out during the annual Cordova Festival. The fest is two days of vendors, crafts, demonstrations, talks, live music and history at the Cordova Community Center.
20. Repair Days, National Ornamental Metal Museum, October 3 – 6, free
Bring your busted, rusted and otherwise damaged metal items to the National Ornamental Metal Museum for a little TLC this October. During Repair Days, the museums' crew of blacksmiths and metalworkers will fix your items for a fee (which benefits the museum). If you only go one day, make it Oct. 5th: that's Family Fun Day, and they'll have music, activities, an auction and world famous stew.
21. Spillit Memphis: Stories of Courage, Crosstown Arts, Oct. 6, 7 p.m. free
Listen to your fellow Memphians tell their stories of courageous acts, feats of derring-do and overcoming fear live on the Crosstown Arts stage on October 6th. Some of the stories are funny, some are hearbreaking, but all of them are true, and notes aren't allowed. It's free, rated PG-13, and seats are first-come, first-serve, so get there early.
22. Pink Palace Crafts Fair, Audubon Park, October 11 – 13th, $7 adults / $5 seniors / $3 kids
The annual Pink Palace Crafts fair is three days of outdoor artisan demonstrations (in everything from candle making to metalsmithing), kids' activities, eating and shopping at booths run by artists and craftspeople from around the country. Proceeds benefit the Pink Palace Museum.
23. Mid-South Pride Parade and Festival, Robert Church Park / Beale St., October 12, free
The annual Mid-South Pride Parade and Festival is the largest annual LGBT event in the Mid-South, and it's a fun one. Expect vendors, live music, drag queens (and kings), floats, beads, and more than 40 participating community organizations.
24. Cooper-Young Regional Beer Fest, Corner of Walker and Cooper, October 19, Ticket Price TBA
The Cooper-Young Regional Beer Fest is one of my favorite annual Memphis beer tastings. The selection of regional craft beers is pretty great and a limited number of tickets are sold every year, which means that the lines are shorter, thus, there's more time for beer tasting. Tickets
25. River Arts Fest, South Main Arts District, October 25th – 27th, free Friday night / $5 Saturday and Sunday
During River Arts Fest, hundreds of local and national artists, craftsmen and bands pack the South Main Arts District for three days of selling, music, demonstrations, hands-on activities and fun. It's completely family friendly, and worth the price of admission, especially for the 50 musical acts spread out on three stages.
26. Memphis Comic and Fantasy Convention, Hilton Memphis, Nov. 15 – 17, $15 single day / $35 full festival
The Memphis Comic and Fantasy Convention is three glorious days of geekery. There will be panels, gaming, costumes (and a costume contest), visiting artists and writers, and, something called Harry Potter Studies.
Know of any more awesome events happening in Memphis this fall? Submit them to the ILM Events Calendar, and I'll add them to this list.
Let me know if you want to join any of these events. I'm in!
Thanks for telling folks about this year's Memphis Music & Heritage Festival. We're planning a music, dance and art filled weekend with lots of great food. Where else can you see Aztec Dancers, Drum Lines, Joyce Cobb, Tav Falco, Kate Campbell, and Bobby Rush plus over 80 performance groups, dancers and lots more. See you Labor Day Weekend!
You have the wrong date listed for #1. Their website says 24th.
Still miss Clanjamfry. Sigh.
I was hoping one of your new years resolutions would have made it ! http://www.LUVMUD.com Sept 28th at Shelby Farms Park! We're not just a 5K! its a big costumer party, benefit event, all day long LOCAL music fest, food trucks and vendors.
Don't forget the Duncan-Williams Dragon Boat Races on October 5 at Mud Island. Entrance is free and there is still time to reserve a boat!
Great list… but does any one else find it strange that out of a list of 26 things to do this fall, more than half (i.e. #1-#14) actually happen during the summer?
How about the 16th annual Indie Memphis Film Festival? Oct 31-Nov 3 in Overton Square!
Hi Kerry – just going thru this list for EastMemphisMoms and according to their FB page the 2013 Mid-South Pyrate Faire has been cancelled due to lack of funds. It says, "Stay tuned here for 2014!" – so maybe next year.


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Downton Abbey official trailer released today!
Fans of Downton Abbey who have been waiting for the big screen movie to arrive will be thrilled to hear that the official trailer is finally here.
It's 1927 and a new era at Downton. Robert Crawley, Earl of Granthan (Hugh Bonneville) remarks that the newly arrived visitors -- Lady Edith (Laura Carmichael) and her family -- have shown up without a maid, a valet or even a nanny.
There are many new events to look forward to at Downton, including a visit from the King and Queen of England. The announcements gets the servants shining every surface until it sparkles in anticipation of the royal visit.
Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) doesn't feel she has it all under control, despite what her father says, so she goes to find Carson (Jim Carter) to explain the situation to him and convince him to return to service.
Violet Crawley, the Dowager Countess of Grantham (Maggie Smith) is back with her quick wit and sharp tongue -- watch the very end of the trailer for another one of her exchanges with Isobel Crawley (Penelope Wilton) -- as well as a number of familiar and beloved characters, not to mention some new ones.
Lord and Lady Grantham, Lady Mary Talbot, Lady Edith Hexham, Tom Branson, Thomas Barrow, Mrs. Patmore, Mr. Carson, Mr. Bates, Anna Bates and Daisy Mason all return for the big screen version.
We were lucky enough to have been invited to visit Highclere Castle in England just last week, to see where Downton Abbey was filmed (both the feature film and the series), as part of a TV & Film Magic Trip courtesy of VisitBritain.
The castle is the palatial home of the current 8th Earl and Countess of Carnarvon and we were treated to High Tea with Lady Carnarvon, then attended an evening cabaret with Lord and Lady Carnarvon.
We also visited Cogges Manor Farm, which was featured in Downton Abbey as Yew Tree Farm, and Bampton Village in Oxfordshire, where many of the Downton village scenes were filmed. Check back to see photos and videos from our visit as we eagerly approach the release date for the film on September 20, 2019. ~Alexandra Heilbron


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AUSTIN, Texas — A billionaire Englishman may be coming to Austin's rescue when it comes to fighting traffic.
Richard Branson's company is an investor in Virgin Trains USA and it wants to bring a high-speed rail to Austin, connecting the Capital City to Dallas and San Antonio.
According to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the company also wants to develop a route between Dallas and Houston.
Virgin Trains USA hasn't said when the routes will be developed, but it told the SEC in the filing that "by using existing infrastructure, we believe we can plan, permit and build new rail service significantly faster and cheaper than alternative express passenger rail projects in these areas."
This is similar to another high-speed rail being proposed for Texas -- the Japanese Bullet Train.
Masaru Yosano, the general manager of Central Japan Railway, said construction for the high-speed rail is expected sometime this year.
"In Japan, it takes just about five or 10 minutes after we arrive at the station to get on the train to check in and travel," said Yosano.
The high-speed rail would take passengers from Dallas to Houston, with a stop near College Station, in 90 minutes.
Professor William Swinton with Temple University in Toyko said it would be good for our state.
"I think it's a great idea. I think it's a long time coming," said Swinton.
The Hyperloop is another high tech solution to our traffic woes, in which passengers travel hundreds of miles an hour in pods.
"It's tricky," said Kara Kockelman, a professor of transportation engineering at the University of Texas.
She has major concerns about all these high-tech solutions.
"Austin-San Antonio is a pretty short corridor so it may be hard to even reach the top speeds, so I'm not sure you would get to 200 miles per hour ... If you can get into a downtown, that's wonderful but you really can't. Our city is so built out, it's extremely expensive to require that right of way, very politically contentious," said Kockelman.
Kockelman does acknowledge the last-mile issue is better now with ride sharing. Still, she doesn't believe high-speed rail will ever be on track in Austin.


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Golden Globe Awards 2018: Best of beauty
And awards season is off!
The annual Golden Globe Awards were held Sunday night in Los Angeles, honoring the past year's accomplishments on both the big and small screen. This year's awards show saw its fair share of memorable moments, from Seth Meyer's shade-filled monologue to Oprah's rousing acceptance speech for the Cecil B. DeMille award, multiple standing ovations and all.
Of course, given the nature of last night's show, we can't merely skip straight to the awards ceremony. On the red carpet, Hollywood's women and men came together in black for #TimesUp to fight against sexual harassment and abuse, specifically in the workplace.
It wasn't just the all-black attire that made a statement, it was the makeup too. It was the bold lips, a "timeless symbol of empowerment," the fierce smoky shadows, wild waves and an unforgiving cat eye that added to the message.
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Our favorite of the night included "13 Reason's Why" Katherine Langford, who was nominated for her role as a suicidal teen subjected to sexual abuse and bullying. Fastening her long locks with a constellation of star-shaped hairpins, and complementing the look with a dramatic smoky eye, Langford matched the mood of the night in a perfect manner.
Other standouts include Zoe Kravitz's bold lips, Millie Bobbie Brown's subtle braid and Viola Davis' natural hair. Scroll through above for the best glam moments from last night's Golden Globes.
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On this week's episode of Tent Talk we're joined by former restaurant owner Trish Watlington of Two Forks Farm and Farm to Fork San Diego. We talk about the challenges restaurant owners face in buying direct from farmers and how to make the system work better. Trish shares how to leverage the power of farm to table commitment to increase business for both farmers and restaurateurs.
From farm to table, literally
Small farmer and former restaurant owner Trish Watlington knows both sides of the farm to table business. As newlyweds, Trish and her husband followed their dreams to a 32-acre Maryland farm, but left it behind when they followed jobs and eventually landed in San Diego. Decades later, their family created a true farm to table restaurant. That led to developing their suburban southern California property into a functioning tiny farm to help supply the kitchen. Trish and her chefs also spent time at local farmers' markets, buying in quantity and fostering ongoing relationships with local farmers who could deliver produce and protein on a regular basis.
Exploring diners' commitment to local food
For almost 10 years, The Red Door remained dedicated to local sourcing. Quarterly special dinners brought farmers and fishermen to the dining room so diners learned more about who produced their food. Regular customers became more involved through an innovative Community Supported Restaurant program, a riff on farm CSAs. We explore with Trish whether eaters make decisions based on knowledge that a restaurant uses local producers, or just frequent those restaurants because the food is fresher and better tasting. For restaurant operators, the intensity of flavors and the longer life of very fresh food is an economic advantage.
Rallying other restaurant owners
Trish Watlington is the founder of Farm to Fork San Diego, a membership and marketing organization that verifies restaurant sourcing direct from farmers and promotes them to consumers. Connecting farmers and restaurateurs has a big effect on the financial sustainability of small farmers, since producers keep a much larger percentage of the wholesale price. The direct sales model does have challenges around consistent supply of individual ingredients and timely deliveries. Farm to Fork San Diego helps members address those issues. The organization also coordinates and promotes events throughout the year to promote true farm to table menus.
From table back to farm
After the sale of The Red Door, Trish remains focused on growing Farm to Fork San Diego. She also finds herself on the other side of the truck nowadays, selling the produce she used to raise for her own restaurant to other local chefs. With the perspective of a former buyer, she knows what's important to the chefs buying from her own Two Forks Farm. Trish personally makes many of the deliveries to kitchen doors. She also continues to support organizations supporting local food systems. We give a shoutout to Trish's contributions volunteering at the 2019 InTents Conference and she shares some of her experiences at the event.
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The new Outback offers customers an experience of responsive handling and luxurious comfort with rugged exterior and refined plush interiors.
Built on the new Subaru Global Platform, the Subaru XV now comes equipped with EyeSight for improved safety levels.
"2018 marks another milestone for us as we introduce Subaru's award-winning EyeSight technology in the region and we are excited to unveil the new Outback and XV here at the Singapore Motorshow," said Tan Chong International managing director Glenn Tan.
The new Outback will be introduced to the Malaysian market in the second quarter of 2018 along with its new front bumper and hexagonal grille and lightweight turbine-shaped wheels.
It also comes equipped with STABLEX-Ride System for improved steering stability and ride quality as well as X-MODE which optimises the engine, Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (S-AWD) and brakes to help drivers traverse over most terrains.
Inside, improvements includes USB ports located in the back-centre console, additional microphones for better voice recognition response, a new 8.0-inch high-resolution infotainment system with smartphone connectivity which includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The Outback's engine uses an improved 2.5-litre boxer engine with a new alternator to help improve fuel economy and has helped to shave 8% off the vehicle's weight.
It also uses a continuously variable transmission (CVT) with seven virtual gears when in manual mode.
The CVT now uses a short pitch chain to reduce noise levels from entering the cabin while also helping to improve fuel efficiency by about 3% compared to its predecessor.
Throttle response has also been revamped to provide better feel of acceleration.
For safety, in addition to EyeSight, the Outback has been fitted with steering responsive headlights and cameras on the both front grille and side mirrors.
The Outback now comes in new colours of Wilderness Green Metallic, Crimson Red Pearl and Oak Brown Pearl.
As for the Subaru XV, which now comes with Eyesight driver assist technology, it now adds a 2.0i-S variant with 156PS at 6,000rpm to the existing 1.6-litre variant currently available in Singapore.
As for key features, it also possesses the Japanese carmaker's symmetrical all-wheel drive system which comes with X-MODE, a set of 18-inch wheels and steering responsive headlights
The 2.0-litre Boxer Engine has been revamped, making the new engine approximately 12kg lighter and the CVT Lineartronic transmission provides 7.8kg of additional weight savings while providing an auto-step shift control and seven-speed manual mode function.
"Both models (Outback and XV) are now equipped with EyeSight and we are confident that they will exceed expectations and deliver an unparalleled driving experience," added Glenn.


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BonRoll with Artichoke Hearts
Ready-to-bake loaf of white meats filled with tender artichoke hearts.
Cooking method:Oven, saucepan or frying pan
Product Code:A3932
Weight per pack:750g CA.
Weight per box:4,50kg CA.
Pieces per pack:1
Packs per box:6
AIA selects only the tenderest part of the artichoke for you, combining it with the delicate flavour of the white meat, the creaminess of the cheese and the Mediterranean fragrance of the rosemary. A great light traditional recipe that will surprise your friends and win over the entire family.
IN THE OVEN: 70 minutes
Add a little oil and half a cup of water or white wine to a baking dish; bake the BonRoll in the 180° oven for 70 minutes, covering it for the first 70 minutes.
IN A FRYING PAN: 90 minutes
Heat the pan and add a little oil or butter and a cup of water or white wine; set the BonRoll in the pan and cook over low heat for 90 minutes.
For faster cooking SLICED, IN A FRYING PAN:
Slice the BonRoll about 2 cm thick. Brown for 1 minute in a non-stick pan with a little butter.
Add 1/2 cup of white wine and cook for 15 minutes on low heat, covered, turning often.


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GARY Croft was furious with West Bromwich Albion midfielder Paul Robinson for a dangerous tackle followed by some ugly gamesmanship at Ninian Park last night.
Fresh from his goal-scoring, match-winning performance against Wimbledon last Saturday, Croft was on top form again last night, but this time in his usual defensive capacity.
He enjoyed a robust duel with Robinson for most of the night but things threatened to boil over when Robinson slid straight through Croft on 79 minutes.
Croft got to his feet and stood over Robinson to voice his anger. but the West Brom player stayed on the floor and then began clutching his head, insinuating Croft had sought retribution.
The Baggies players waved imaginary cards at the referee, but neither man was booked even though Croft thought Robinson should have seen yellow.
"I thought he should definitely have got booked for the tackle," said Croft.
"It was a lunge, a two-footed tackle.
"He had his full weight behind him and I thought he could have caused me a bit of damage if he had caught me properly.
"They were asking for me to be booked, but I thought it was the other way around.
"I stood over him, but I didn't make any contact."


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if i understand, the super knob information is sent and receive thru channel midi 1 .
that is not the case for another controllers.
in my current project, i was able to record in my daw, the move of a left pedal multi controller for part 2, 4,5 and 8. but not the super knob link to a right pedal.
is that means that i should record and play back in same time the channel 1 with another channels ? when you want to record and playback the super knob the channel 1 should be always in use?
now that i have recorded without the SKnob, if i want to add it for the channel, layer 2 4 5 8, i should record on channel 1 the SKnob while playing backs another channels.
so what ever instrument there is on channel / part 1, when record in a daw, this channel should be always recorded and played back in order for the Sknob to work. am i correct ?
and this is only for the super knobs, another controllers don't have specifics channels ?


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Denmark: Refugee Appeals Board finds returns to Syria would violate fundamental rights in six trial cases
The Refugee Appeals Board in Denmark overturned decisions issued by the Danish Immigration Service to withdraw or to refuse to extend the residence permits in six cases of Syrian nationals from the province of Damascus.
In 2015, following amendments to the Aliens Act, asylum applicants from affected areas in Syria who had fled a general situation of violence and had not risked individual persecution were granted general temporary protection status under Article 7 (3) of the Aliens Act. On 27 February 2019, the Refugee Board Coordination Committee stated that the conflict and the civilian casualties in Syria were geographically limited and held that it was up to the Immigration Service to assess whether there remain grounds for granting protection.
In assessing the six cases, the Refugee Appeals Board examined the current situation in Syria. It held that the security situation remains volatile and human rights abuses continue to occur, including in Damascus. The Board recognised that individuals with certain 'risk profiles' would likely be persecuted in Syria, including those who have evaded military service and their family members, those associated or perceived to be associated with opposition groups, persons from areas previously controlled by the opposition, as well as individuals whose names may be confused with wanted persons. The Board noted that the Syrian authorities' assessments of which citizens constitute a security threat are characterised by arbitrariness and unpredictability. Recognising reports, which indicate serious abuses are committed by Syrian authorities of persons who are interrogated and imprisoned, the Court held that such treatment would be a violation of rights under Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
In all six cases, the Refugee Appeals Board overturned the decisions of the Immigration Service and granted residence permits to all applicants under Article 7 (1) or (2) of the Aliens Act.
The EWLU team would like to thank Sebastian Juel Frandsen and Lene Moelgaard Kristensen, ELENA Coordinator for Denmark, for their information on these cases.
This item was reproduced with the permission of ECRE from the ELENA Weekly Legal Update. The purpose of these updates is to inform asylum lawyers and legal organizations supporting asylum seekers and refugees of recent developments in the field of asylum law. Please note that the information provided is taken from publicly available information on the internet. Every reasonable effort is made to make the content accurate and up to date at the time each item is published but no responsibility for its accuracy and correctness, or for any consequences of relying on it, is assumed by ECRE.


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Future of Foulsham Guides at risk following retirement of leader
PUBLISHED: 15:06 30 July 2018 | UPDATED: 15:06 30 July 2018
The future of the Foulsham Guides is at risk if they cannot find a new leader to take over the Rainbow and Brownie groups.
The groups have been serving young girls in and around Foulsham for the last 50 years but face disbanding if they cannot replace recently retired leader Nicki Osborn.
Janet Leeson, division commissioner, said: "Being a leader in guiding is rewarding and fun at the same time, there is lots of support available and a readymade network of friends and advisers to help.
"It's a great asset to your CV and offers exciting opportunities for adults as well as for the girls they lead."
To thank leader Nicki Foulsham, the Brownies and Rainbows celebrated with a Harry Potter themed party on Monday July 16 which included wizard food on platform 9 3/4 and the groups enjoyed games outside before presenting her with various presents including a rose bush for her garden.
The Rainbow unit also recently celebrated its 18th anniversary recently and marked the occasion with a rainbow-themed birthday party full of different activities.
One Foulsham Brownie said: "Every week is different. We learn to cook one week and make something the next. I love spending time with my friends, collecting lots of badges and trying new things.
"It's fun, enjoyable, and I've learnt loads of new stuff."
Girls as young as five can join the Rainbows before moving onto the Brownies at around seven-years-old.
Rainbow and Brownie groups are currently enjoyed by hundreds of girls across Norfolk and offer the opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills.
The Girl Guide Association was officially established in the UK under the leadership of Agnes Baden-Powell in 1910 and by 1912 there were also groups in Ireland, Portugal, Norway and the USA.
Volunteers can be of any age, stage and experience and most skills can be applied, with training given on the job.
If you think you could give some time to help out the Rainbow and Brownie units, contact central Norfolk division commissioner Janet Leeson by email at email@example.com or register your interest at https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/register-your-interest/.
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Hampshire County is named for the County of Hampshire in England, United Kingdom.
Created: December 13, 1753
County Seat:
Romney 1755 – present
County Courthouse – Romney
Location: 66 North High Street / East Main Street
Built: 1921 – 1922
Style: Neo-Classical Revival
Architect: Holmboe and Pogue
Contractor: John Vandgrift
Description: The building faces south and is a two story buff colored brick and concrete structure. The building is rectangular. The south front has a large portico with four large columns rising to a pediment at the roof line. The first story entrance is recessed with a small balcony above on the second story. On the center of the roof is large octagonal cupola with gold dome at the top.
Note: The courthouse built in 1833 was destroyed by fire in 1921 and was replaced in 1922 by the present courthouse.
County Judicial Center – Romney
Location: 50 South High Street / Gravel Lane
Built: 2005 – 2007
Style: Modern
Architect: Silling Associates Inc
Contractor: Shelley Metz Bauman Hawk Inc
Description: The building faces west and is a buff colored brick and concrete structure. The west front has a small portico at the central entrance. The roof line is flat.
N – Alleghany County, Maryland and Morgan County
E – Frederick County, Virginia
S – Hardy County
W – Mineral County
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text: 6 Legal Tips Every Pet Owner Must ReadAlong with the joy and fun pets bring to our lives, they also bring the occasional headache. These tips may help you avoid common legal disputes involving your family pets.Keep your pet under control at all times. You may be legally responsible for damages caused by your pet, especially if your pet has a history of biting humans, attacking other pets or showing a vicious character. Follow your state and local laws regarding pet ownership.Does your locality have a leash law? If so, what does it require? Does your locality require a pet tag or license and various inoculations? Complying with pet laws will help you avoid citations and court appearances. Does your locality enforce pet "nuisance laws"? These may include ordinances prohibiting excessive barking and require cleaning up after your pets. Complying with these rules will also help you avoid fines and potential problems with neighbors.Do you intend to breed your pet? Laws governing breeding vary greatly between localities and states. If you plan to breed your pet make sure you understand the laws or rules in your locality.If you rent a home or apartment review the terms of your lease in regards to pets. Do you have to pay an additional security deposit? Is there a limit on the number or weight of pets you can have on the property? Understand the terms before you sign a lease or acquire a pet. If you live in a neighborhood governed by a home owners association (HOA) it is important to review the bylaws for pet restrictions or regulations.Read all pet insurance terms and conditions before you sign up to determine if the policy covers events that concern you most.Review the cost of the policy and talk to your vet about the typical treatments associated with the care of your animal. If you need assistance reviewing the terms of a pet insurance policy contact your LegalShield provider law firm.Stay calm and rational when involved in a disagreement over a pet. Whether you are the pet owner or have been injured by someone else's pet, it is important to handle the situation in a civil manner. Pet disputes can escalate quickly and lead to prolonged and unnecessary legal actions.Generally speaking, it is not recommended to put instructions for the care of a family pet in your Will. If you are concerned about planning for your pet's care after your death, call your LegalShield provider law firm to discuss your options with an attorney who understands the laws in your state or province.Telhio is proud to partner with LegalShield to provide this valuable information to our members. You also have access to discounts on legal and identity theft services as a Telhio member. Click here for more information.Return to the news archive


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Most suppliers will sell their products through a variety of channels. For example that may sell the same product to OEM's, VAR's, Authorized Distributors and major retailers. If you are negotiating the contract as an OEM you might want to investigate how those same products are being sold through retailers or ask those questions in the negotiation as a way to counter specific supplier demands.
For example, I had a supplier want to include a high risk use description in our contract with them that would have required my company to indemnify the supplier if the products we purchased were used by our customers in any high risk uses. So I went on line to see how the product was sold by retailers. It was simple. Here's the cost, here are the shipping and handling charges, here is the applicable taxes, and how many do you want to order. There was no restriction against high-risk use. There was no indemnification requirement. Armed with that information I asked the Supplier if products being sold through retail could wind up in high-risk uses. They admitted they could. I then asked them how they manage that risk. They admitted that they couldn't. Then I told them that we would never agree to accept a risk and liability that they couldn't manage on their own. If they don't require their retail channel to manage it, don't ask me to manage it because we would have all the same problems managing it that the retail channel would have.
For example in many retail channels it is normal to require the supplier to take back customer remorse returns. They may also require the supplier to take back excess inventory. If you find that a supplier is doing that with their retail channel customers, why shouldn't you have those same rights as an OEM customer? In reality both of you are doing the same thing. You are both helping the Supplier sell their products to ultimate consumers. Why shouldn't some of these rights be similar?
I've had competitors that wanted to refuse to sell me large quantities of their product that I needed to buy as part of a solution for a customer. Then I pointed out the flawed logic of that decision. I could still purchase the products from one of their resellers. I would cost more, but that cost would be passed on to the customer that specified them. Then I pointed out the flawed part of their logic. If we purchased our volumes through a reseller that would increase the reseller's discount levels because of the volume. That meant that the remainder of the reseller purchases for that year would be at that higher volume level discount. By not selling to us directly it would cost them more.
While I would like to say that this drove them to agree to sell directly to us it didn't.
We wound up purchasing from one of their resellers in another country who gave us a good price. They were happy to get the business because they knew that for the rest of their re-sales of that product would be more profitable because of the discounts they would get.The customer was happy as the cost was less than what they could buy it for in their country. The only one that really lost in the transaction was the supplier that said no.


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This is a very stunning and unusual piece from the French Alps and large enough that it makes a high-impact statement. The raised stag motif makes it a sophisticated addition to any mountain cabin. Here are just a few ways you could use it: as a centerpiece for a dining table, to add character to groupings in book shelves, in a kitchen to hold wooden spoons or on a console table in an entry way. It could also be converted into a fabulous lamp.
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Doctors, Insurers Disagree on Workers' Compensation Law
The Illinois House of Representatives and Senate have passed a bill that would amend rules regarding how workers' compensation insurers pay the healthcare providers who treat the workers' injuries. There are three main components to the bill:
- Insurance companies would be required to use electronic filing for workers' compensation claims with doctors;
- Insurance companies would need to send an explanation of benefits to doctors when the companies do not authorize medical treatment; and
- Doctors would be allowed to file a claim in court to collect interest from insurance companies for late medical bills.
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner must decide whether to sign or veto the bill, though he often sides with employers on workers' compensation issues. Doctors claim that the current system could limit the workers' ability to receive medical treatments, but employers and insurance companies argue that the new law would increase costs for them.
Doctors' Argument
State healthcare professional organizations say that there is a crisis of unpaid workers' compensation medical bills. The organizations accuse the insurers of using the paper filing process to delay paying for medical treatments until the workers' compensation case has been decided, which can take years. They claim that an increasing number of healthcare professionals may stop treating workers' compensation patients because of the uncertainty of when they will be paid. Illinois already has a law that requires insurers to use electronic filing, but the new law would enforce it by fining insurers who do not comply. Electronic filing would make the claims process quicker and more efficient.
Insurers' Argument
Employers and insurers often complain that workers' compensation costs in Illinois are too expensive and believe this new bill would increase that expense. They disagree with the need for the fines that would be issued for not complying with electronic filing. They also say that the law will lead to more healthcare professionals using litigation against them. This would be more costly for them because of the expense of the court case and the delay in closing the claim with the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission.
Workers' Perspective
When you suffer a work-related injury, your priorities are getting treatment for that injury and receiving workers' compensation coverage to protect you against high medical bills and lost income from work. Whatever disagreements your doctor and the insurer have, you do not want it to interfere with these priorities. A McHenry County workers' compensation attorney at Botto Gilbert Lancaster, PC, can help you file a workers' compensation claim and fight objections from your employer and its insurer. To schedule a free consultation, call 815-338-3838.


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The drug Clonazepam is a benzodiazepine which affects the chemicals in the brain that may be unbalanced to treat the symptoms of seizures and the various types of anxiety disorders. Most commonly, it comes in the form of oral pills and you can buy clonazepam online with overnight delivery from our pharmacy. Clonazepam is a type of anti-epileptic medicine which is used to treat certain symptoms of seizure disorders such as Lennox-Gastaut syndrome or absence seizures in the elder patients and in the children. It is also used to treat the symptoms of the panic disorder such as agoraphobia in adults.
You can order clonazepam online but do not use its medication if you have:
- Narrow-angle glaucoma
- Severe liver disease
- If the patient has a history of some allergic reaction to any of the benzodiazepine such as Valium, Xanax, Ativan, chlordiazepoxide, flurazepam, and others.
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- Kidney or liver disease
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- Bronchitis
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Some people feel or have thoughts about attempting suicide when they are taking seizure medication. Your expert physician or doctor should check your progress at regular visits, to make sure that the medication is working well or not.
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Is clonazepam good for sleep?
The sedative side effects of the drug clonazepam may become last longer in elder adults. Accidental falls are common in elderly patients who take the mediation of benzodiazepines. You should use this medicine with caution to avoid falling or accidental injury while you are taking the medication of clonazepam. Seek emergency medical help if you get any signs of an allergic reaction of clonazepam such as hives, difficulty in breathing, swelling on face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Report to your doctor if you feel these worsening symptoms such as changes in mood or behaviour, anxiety, panic attacks, trouble in sleeping, feeling of impulsive, irritable, agitated, hostile, aggressive, restlessness, hyperactivity, or more depressed.
Precautions to be taken while having the medication of Clonazepam
The person having this medication should understand the precautions and follow them.
- Do not take the medication of Clonazepam if you are allergic to it, or having an allergy for any other opioid medication.
- Before starting the medication of Clonazepam, tell your doctor about your treatment history, including the medicines and products you are using.
- This medicine may make you dizzy. Do not take the medication of Clonazepam if you are feeling shaky of had alcohol.
- Consult with your doctor before having any other medication along with Clonazepam.
- Do not breastfeed after taking the dose of Clonazepam.
Storage of Clonazepam
- The patient should never share or give away his/her medicine to anyone.
- Store the medicine in its original container and do not change the tank between drugs.
- Keep it away from the reach of anyone, especially from those people who have ever abused any medicine.
- Do not store the medicine of Clonazepam in the bathroom.
- Store it away from the reach of minors.
- Do not consume any spoiled tablet, flush it right away.


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Hi Stampers,
Happy Monday friends !
Here is our Card Sketch #37 .
The (3) strips in the background I layered on a piece of
Whisper White card stock #100730
which I cut at 3 5/8″ x 5″.
You can't see on the card since it's covered up with the 3 strips and I thought
adding that layer may be slightly confusing
so I left it off of the measurements on the photo above .
Here is my twist .
You all know I'm crazy over the Tranquil Textures designer paper#
so I really wanted to used that for my 3 strips
but did you see the Tranquil Textures Sprinkles # 146337.
Those sprinkles look like sea glass to me ~ so beautiful !
I have a quick tip video for you on how I did that below .
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