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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Three Muses - Tis the Season
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Wise words, dear Bev. Your piece is beverlian gorgeous. I love specially Santa's face, it's so sweet!ReplyDelete
Beautiful, Bev! I wish we could feel like this all year too... Life would be much simpler I think.ReplyDelete
Happy Christmas to you xxx
Lovely image and yes we all have special memories and traditions. CheersReplyDelete
My sentiments, too, Bev, what a treasure of a card!ReplyDelete
I couldn't agree with you more about Christmas and dear Bev you have capture the warm delightful feeling of the season in your collage too...well done!!!ReplyDelete
I love Santa looking in the window!ReplyDelete
OHhhh Bev I love your words I love Christmas and I think Santa looking through the big window is beautiful.ReplyDelete
I'm impressed about your moving words Bev and together with this awesome traditional collage, a very touching and adorable piece.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 13, 2011 at 8:43 PM
Beautiful elements - artful arrangement. Love it!ReplyDelete
Wonderful card, Bev. Love the little one anxious to get into the packages.ReplyDelete
Fantastic card, Bev! Love how Santa in peeking in :)ReplyDelete
juu love how you captured the magic of christmas!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 14, 2011 at 12:06 AM
Amen to your writing! Love the warm glow and the benign Santa who shows that it is better to give than to receive.ReplyDelete
Happy Christmas, Bev!
A wonderfully traditional look to your collage Bev. It's beautiful. And oh how I echo your wise words. Happy Christmas.xxReplyDelete
Oh Bev, you write so beautifully!ReplyDelete
I love your words, I love your heart!
I love you picture!
Have a merry Xmas time for all year long!
just beautifully vintage!ReplyDelete
wishing you a peaceful season!
What a joyful Christmas piece!ReplyDelete
Fantastic, great vintage feeling.ReplyDelete
Sweet and lovely!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 14, 2011 at 5:24 AM
this reminds me as the time as i was a child ... so mutch covertness and the great surprise under the christmas tree. :-)ReplyDelete
wonderful playing!!!
Trust you, Bev, to help us think of all our golden memories of Christmas's past. This is wondrous.ReplyDelete
My family doesn't celebrate Christmas, but you've created a wonderful picture!ReplyDelete
Great collage, BevReplyDelete
This is so beautiful and it perfectly captures the magic of the season that I tried to write about this week. I hope your holiday is filled with love and light!ReplyDelete
How sweet piece. It brings me back memories of my own childhood Christmases.ReplyDelete
Bev, this is so beautiful and your words are telling and wise.ReplyDelete
Touching and timely.
On checking out after commenting I happened to see the word BEVERLIAN (by Chris). What a hoot!! We should bottle and preserve that one for future use.ReplyDelete

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Workshop: Create Your Post-media Success
Journalists, photographers, researchers and sub-editors who have been made redundant, retired or otherwise farewelled from a media outlet can learn how to re-establish themselves at a workshop at Parramatta RSL Club on Friday, August 24.
Through practical exercises, Create Your Post-media Success will help participants understand the fundamentals of business, discover the numerous career options available in a changing landscape and pinpoint their focus.
They will leave with practical tools such as a simple business plan, a required income calculation and a rates card tailored to their needs.
Participants will also learn where to find commercial clients and freelance story leads, how to pitch PR leads and editorial articles to media and where to find further ongoing support, training and resources.
The full-day Create Your Post-media Success workshop will be presented by Deep Hill Media, the Blue Mountains-based communications consultancy and freelance journalism business of photojournalist David and journalist Ellen Hill.
"We know exactly what our colleagues are going through because we've been through it ourselves – and we'll be sharing honest, sometimes excruciating anecdotes of our mistakes and achievements along the way,'' Mrs Hill said.
After taking voluntary redundancy from a multinational media company in 2009, the couple banked a small fortune; self-published a book; sold fine art prints, books and natural laundry products at market stalls; and mowed lawns while chasing ever-elusive business rainbows.
In the process, they have been hurt, burnt, humiliated, ripped off and faced poverty too many times to count.
"We want to help others leapfrog years of mistakes, heartache and financial ruin,'' Mrs Hill said.
"We also want to help preserve an industry many have said is dying.
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"Society and culture needs the skills and experience our colleagues have, but to continue working in their field may require a little creative thinking.''
The Create Your Post-media Success workshop will be held at Parramatta RSL Club from 9am to 5pm on Friday, August 24. Cost: $347 includes lunch, morning/afternoon tea and resources. Bookings essential: Click HERE.
Blue Mountains: Photographic exhibition lays bare historic soul
By Ellen Hill for Deep Hill Media Photo: David Hill
A photographic exhibition at Woodford Academy, a National Trust property, in September will lay bare the soul of the oldest collection buildings in the Blue Mountains, revealing the colourful history which played out on the property.
The collection of black and white images by Blue Mountains photojournalist David Hill gives a revealing interpretation of the collection of buildings which makes up Woodford Academy in the mid-mountains village.
Based at Springwood, Mr Hill is a former newspaper photojournalist with a unique eye for poignant architectural, human and landscape portraiture.
"I'm always in search of depth and soul and try to make an emotional connection beyond the superficial with every subject, whether it be food on a plate, a person with a story to tell, light on a landscape or an architectural work like Woodford Academy,'' he said.
"Life is a continuous stream of fleeting nuances and it's a constant challenge to capture as many as I can.
"The use of black and white photography to capture the essence of Woodford Academy made sense for me because the land and the buildings have a complex past, influenced by so many events and characters and black and white printing tends to show more subtlety and tone without the distraction of colour.
"Hopefully my interpretation of Woodford Academy reflects the many shades of grey between the contrasting black and white tones.''
Mr Hill also photographed the property at night to capture another dimension of its character.
"The pop of the streetlight and the slick new highway running next to this stoic sandstone old timer is such a juxtaposition yet is so in keeping with how our modern community lives alongside and within such tangible reminders of the past.
"Woodford Academy is not just a few old buildings on the side of the highway – it is a living entity that has a story to tell and a relevance to us today, and the volunteer management committee is doing an excellent job in ensuring that story is told and exploring ways in which to realise that relevance locally and nationally.''
Woodford Academy Management Committee deputy chair Elizabeth Burgess said: "We were fortunate to have David Hill photograph the Academy a few years ago. The committee was overwhelmed by the beauty of David's striking, highly detailed black and white photographs.
"We are greatly looking forward to presenting these stunning photographs of the Blue Mountains oldest building for our September open days in conjunction with the annual Hazelbrook/Woodford Garden Festival.''
Shades of Woodford Academy will be on display at Woodford Academy, 90-92 Great Western Hwy, Woodford (on street parking available on Woodford Ave), from 10am to 4pm Saturday, September 10 and 17, and 12pm to 4pm Sunday, September 11 and 18. Meet photojournalist David Hill from 1pm – 2pm on Saturday, September 10. Photographs included in the exhibition will be for sale each Saturday.
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Actually I have no idea what happened at the library today- I am off until Monday and we are in Gettysburg tonight- and don't plan on returning home until Sunday evening. But I remembered this story from a couple weeks ago. Don't get me wrong I do love my job. I have only had a couple bad experiences and that happens with anything.
What I am writing about today is fines. We have had folks come in and write checks up to $150 for overdue books/ dvd's or lost books/ dvd's and not bad an eye. Then you have the phone call I got a couple weeks ago on a Monday. This lady called and said Friday night she had dropped her books in the books drop. The girl who worked on Saturday should have back dated it when she checked it in to Friday but she didn't. The ladies books were due on Friday. She calls Monday morning and explains how she had dropped her books off Friday but when she looked online she had a fine of .40. I could tell she was really concerned about this .40 fine. I told her not to worry about it it would be taken care of. When I got off the phone I explained the situation to my supervisor and we just deleted her fine.
Once in a while we will also get the patron who comes in and wants a library card. We always check for a duplicate card in the system- and a few times the person coming in to get a 'new' card- actually has a card from another library in our system and big fines on that card. The patron gives us this befuddled look like she wasn't aware of it. Of course she can't get a new card- she needs to pay the fine on the card she has. They usually leave quietly. I know and they know that they were just trying to pull one on us. I also know of one patron who came in- and was in this situation, they left and came back on another day when someone else was working the front desk and tried it with them- didn't work there either. We never see them again. They aren't going to pay the fine.
Another odd thing is- people will come in and say right out "I know I am late with this book I am sure I owe a fine." I laugh and tell them I bet you don't– and nine times out of ten I am right, they don't have a fine. Usually those honest folks are one day late and we give them a couple days forgiveness before the fines start to accumulate.
We had a fine forgiveness week during National Library Week. They can be forgiven no matter what their fines are- as long as the books/ cd/ dvd's are all returned. We put this out so everyone will know. We only had a handful who came in to be forgiven. Our regular patrons are very good about not running up fines I guess.


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The Great Yokai War2005
The Great Yokai War (2005)
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as Tadashi Ino
as Sata
as Agi
as Shuntaro Ino
as Tasunori Kato
as Gen. Nurarihyon
as Kawahime
as Yoko
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Critic Reviews for The Great Yokai War
All Critics (17) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (5) | DVD (4)
This noisy, effects-crazed PG-13 adventure might work for 10 year-olds who are beyond Nickelodeon piffle and ready for Japanese splatter.
With its scenes of mass destruction in Tokyo and its climactic mushroom cloud, the movie owes a psychic debt to the atomic-monster movies of the 50s and 60s, but its overriding tone is one of endless, giddy invention.
... Miike's epic undertaking is probably best appreciated as the first stab at a live-action version of a Hayao Miyazaki ecologically minded extravaganza like Princess Mononoke.
Takashi Miike's excursion into extravagant and demented fantasy combines folkloric elements with images from contemporary Japanese popular culture.
The film makes no more or less sense than Ridley Scott's Legend or Jim Henson's Labyrinth, and in fact has a creaky, blue-gel '80s-ness to it, but for many, keeping up with Miike's cranked output is an end in itself.
Odd blend of the truly cheesy with a few genuine f/x makes for a cutesy if not exactly thrilling spectacle.
Audience Reviews for The Great Yokai War
Takashi Miike goes spirit overload with The Great Yokai War.
2 hours of slow to mid pacing and a few segments of choppy storytelling doesn't work in this film's favor; however, the fantasy piece of the story along with a dash of some Miike abstractness is enough to overcome the disappointments.
The CG fires away in high abundance and it delivers in decent quality. The violence is a tad harsh, which leaves a darker atmosphere then this film initially looks to showcase; maybe not as much of a kid's picture than it seems.
A plethora of overacting matches the wacky characters that show up. Ryuunosuke Kamiki carries the film while Chiaki Kuriyami proves to be a delightful watch. The lovely Mai Takahashi is monotonous, but her outfit makes up for that.
The Great Yokai War gets by with its moments of spirit fun. A check out if the chance arises.
Super Reviewer
My god how did he go from Making Ichi the Killer "Takashi Miike" to making a children's (Kids) fantasy movie with such bizarre horror yet fantastically photography and elements to do with it. By horror I mean some of the creatures are just so freighting and some are so colourful and alive. I would also like to thank Jesse P for reminding me about this I can easily forget this after watching Spirited Away (because the two films are alike). I must say for the first time we see Miike creative detail come right out of him when he is no dreaming up the most disgusting way to die, these creatures no doubt came from Japanese's mythology (I myself am Korean) to bring this spectacular that no doubt can prove that Miyazaki isn't the only one around with talent. A young boy is moving because of his parents divorce and they stop at a festival where for some reason he is chosen to be a "Kirin Rider" to protect all things that are good. And he himself must lead this war in the spirited world against all things that are evil even though he himself wants nothing to do with it. It is like something Miyazaki would make with all the detail and designs on creatures though its not animated. And I think Miike himself drew all this himself which proves he doesn't have that much of a messed up mind. The creatures them selves are frighting yet some are really amazing looking "but still can be strange" The prove they can act I admit but it isn't always strong most times. The visuals are breathtaking but it always proves that a film doesn't always have to be on CGI. This movie does something different when it comes to that. The last thing I will see is the music really good and I think that's it. Where the hell was this movie when I was young? Come to a close and I say see it if you love this stuff. Still one of the trippiest things i have seen, An acid trip you would fuck you up while watching this.
Super Reviewer
Don't let the cover fool you, or even the source material, this is far from being the usual family friendly flick. It' s far more rewarding from what most people would think. Once you see pass some of the cheesy effects and the slow parts you'll find that the film has more brains, guts and creativity than all those by-the-numbers-kiddy-friendly fantasy flicks that hollywood is crapping these days.
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"While the music of Jimmy Martin is documented for the ages, his detailed personal life has never been so thoroughly told until now. Barbara Martin lived with the man, bore his children, and served as his manager and booking agent during the glory days when he was known as "Mr. Good 'N Country Music." Brutally honest, this book runs the gamut of emotions, giving us a first-person account of one of the most talented--yet complicated--performers during the golden years of country and bluegrass music."
EDDIE STUBBS, WSM Grand Ole Opry Announcer
"Jimmy Martin was a sparkling stylist, both as a singer and a guitarist, a brilliant showman whom few could follow onstage, and a tortured soul who once, when I simply said hello to him at the Grand Ole Opry, threatened to whip my ass right there on the side of the stage. I met Jimmy early in my career and though I knew him fairly well. After reading Barbara's painfully honest portrayal, however, I realize I hardly knew him at all,"
"I can't say enough good things about Barbara Martin and her influence on bluegrass music She was an early pioneer with both booking and representing her artist partner Jimmy Martin. The new venues she was able to put Jimmy into with his music were not easy in any way because Bluegrass is a music that is only appreciated by being watched and performed. Barbara was also on the ground floor of all concerts and shows that were the forerunners of bluegrass festivals as we know them today. Thanks again, Barbara, for all your hard work, courage, many years of hearing 'no' from promoters, and for telling us your story with this book."
"Barbara Martin Stephens has written a fascinating book about her years with Jimmy Martin - the King of Bluegrass. If you are a fan of Jimmy Martin-the artist or the man-buy this book to understand more about both."
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"Dazzles and mystifies, with its lush anger, its impacted memory, its gorgeous desolation."
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"A vivid, lush, seductive book that absolutely captures the look and light and life of the Brazilian wastelands and the hot, breathless African Slave Coast jungles. What an imagination Bruce Chatwin has!"–The Wall Street Journal
"Chatwin has a powerfully visual and aural style; sights and sounds crowd his sentences to the point that the book almost breathes."–The New Yorker
"Chatwin's book is both a luminous historical document and an exploitation of the surreal past. The author's talent for invoking history's black magic is evident."–Time


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Manmadhudu 2 : Movie Review
Manmadhudu 2 is not a sequel to Nagarjuna's classic comedy Manmadhudu but a remake of French film Prete-moi ta main. It is about a man who doesn't like to have committed relation, but loves to sleep around with whoever he likes.
What is it about?
Sambasiva Rao aka Sam (Nagarjuna) is a middle aged bachelor who lives alone and likes to have one night stands all the time. When Sam's mother and his family pressurizes him for marriage, he hires a waitress named Avanthika (Rakul Preeth) to act as his lover. Things don't go as planned and Samba can't help but fall in love with her.
Nagarjuna's physique is superb for a sixty year old, although his face gives away his age a lot of times. His styling is impressive and it is cakewalk for him to play a charmer. Rakul Preeth is comfortable beside Nagarjuna and the characterization of Avanthika doesn't make this pair look odd together. Vennela Kishore saves the film to an extent with his impeccable comic timing. He got some support from Rao Ramesh. Supporting cast consisting of Lakshmi, Jhansi and others is adequate.
Rahul Ravindran who made a refreshing film in his debut as director couldn't make this remake work. He couldn't recreate the magic of Manmadhudu anywhere in the film, but still named it Manmadhudu 2. Barring a few episodes, Rahul's direction falls flat.
Songs are not catchy and the background score is pretty standard. Cinematography is good with eye-catching visuals of Portugal. Dialogues are okay in parts, but there are far too many adult jokes. Editing is not up to the mark. Production values are fine.
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Vennela Kishore's comedy
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Double Meaning dialogues
Adult humor
One would wonder why this film has been remade in the first place. The story offers nothing new in terms of plot or treatment. A middle aged womanizer falling in love with a young girl isn't an exciting idea for Nagarjuna to get into the shoes of Manmadhudu again. Firstly, Manmadhudu was a class film with clean humor. Secondly, Manmadhudu has fantastic dialogues, comedy, emotions and a superlative soundtrack that made it a classic. What was Nagarjuna thinking while naming this as Manmadhudu 2? What was he thinking while taking up this role at this age.
It might have been okay to an extent had he played this role a ten years ago. But now Nagarjuna looks very odd when he is 'making love' to younger women. Few scenes in the beginning will leave the family audience in utter shock as they wouldn't expect this from a responsible star like Nagarjuna and that from a film that is certified UA by the censor board. Thankfully, such visual 'humor' is limited to few scenes, but there are far too many double meaning dialogues to ignore.
Comedy in the first half works in parts and thanks to Vennela Kishore, who keeps it classy despite the adult stuff. Second half is a pain to watch as the film runs on a predictable note with routine scenes. Why would a younger woman fall for a much older man? All Rahul could think of is a scene where the man shows his muscle power and helps her hit back the person that had hurt her. We can see where the film is heading right from the intermission point and there isn't much in between that can keep us entertained. Even the comedy turns pale after a point as the comedians constantly keeps drawing a blank.
Manmadhudu 2 is a disappointment on a whole except for some genuinely funny moments. Make sure to keep your kids away if you are determined to watch this.
Verdict: Ekkado Kodathandi Chinna!


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December 18, 2016
Going in Style (2017) Trailer
Going in Style
You're never too old to get even
Going in Style is 2017 American heist comedy film remake based on the 1979 film of the same name, directed by Zach Braff, written by Theodore Melfi, and stars Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Alan Arkin, Joey King, Matt Dillon and Ann-Margret.
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Three retirees plan a bank heist.
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Labels: 2010's, 2017, Arthur Lewis, bank, bank robbers, Christopher Lloyd, Comedy, Crime, Going in Style, gun, Joey King, Martin Brest, Morgan Freeman, retirees, Theodore Melfi, Zach Braff
September 10, 2015
Long Pants (1927)
Long Pants
Long Pants (also known as Johnny Newcomer) is a 1927 American comedy silent film starring Harry Langdon and directed by Frank Capra.
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Labels: 1920's, 1927, Alan Roscoe, bank, bank robbery, Comedy, Frank Capra, Gladys Brockwell, Harry Langdon, heist, Long Pants, oakland california, Robert Eddy, small town, Tay Garnett
The Girl Said No (1930) Scene
The Girl Said No
Screamingly Funny Dialogue!
The Girl Said No is a 1930 romantic comedy film starring William Haines and Leila Hyams.
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A brash, pushy young man gets a job in a bank and sets his cap for his boss's secretary, but the death of his father makes him reassess his priorities.
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Labels: 1930, 1930's, A.P. Younger, bank, Comedy, football hero, jerk, Leila Hyams, Polly Moran, Romance, Sam Wood, Sarah Y. Mason, Secretary, smart aleck, The Girl Said No, William Haines
July 24, 2015
Maikol Yordan Traveling Lost (2014) Trailer
Maikol Yordan de Viaje Perdido
Maikol Yordan Traveling Lost (Spanish: Maikol Yordan de Viaje Perdido) is a Costa Rican comedy film produced by the quartet of comedians La Media Docena (The Half Dozen).
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A Costa Rican farmer, when faced with the prospects of losing his farm, embarks in a journey to Europe to raise enough money to pay his debts meeting new acquaintances, lost relatives and himself.
January 31, 2015
In China They Eat Dogs (1999) Trailer
I Kina spiser de hunde
In China They Eat Dogs (Danish: I Kina Spiser de Hunde), (1999), is a Danish action comedy film directed by Lasse Spang Olsen.
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Arvid is a regular bank clerk, whose life changes radically when he knocks out the bank robber Franz with his squash racket. A few days later Franz's wife visits him lamenting that she needed the swag for an IVF. To obtain the money Arvid and his criminal brother Harald plan a thievery, which ends bloodily and drags them into real trouble.
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January 23, 2015
The First Great Train Robbery (1978) Trailer
The First Great Train Robbery
Never have so few taken so much from so many.
The First Great Train Robbery – known in the U.S. as The Great Train Robbery – is a 1979 film directed by Michael Crichton, who also wrote the screenplay based on his novel The Great Train Robbery .
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Sutherland and Connery wish to rob a moving train's safe in Victorian England. They need wax impressions of keys, coffins, dead cats, and a great deal of planning in order to pull it off.
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Labels: 1970's, 1978, Adventure, bank, Crime, Donald Sutherland, Drama, gold, key, Lesley-Anne Down, Michael Crichton, safe, Sean Connery, The First Great Train Robbery, Thriller, train
January 19, 2015
The Place Beyond the Pines (2012) Trailer
The Place Beyond the Pines
One moment can change your life.
The Place Beyond the Pines is a 2012 American crime drama film directed by Derek Cianfrance and written by Cianfrance, Ben Coccio, and Darius Marder.
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A motorcycle stunt rider (Ryan Gosling) turns to robbing banks as a way to provide for his lover and their newborn child, a decision that puts him on a collision course with an ambitious rookie cop navigating a department ruled by a corrupt detective.
January 08, 2015
The Bat (1959) Trailer
The Bat
P.S. After seeing 'The Bat' 7 out of 8 people will get cold feet tonight!
The Bat is an American mystery film from 1959 directed by Crane Wilbur, and starring Vincent Price and Agnes Moorehead.
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Mystery writer Cornelia Van Gorder has rented a country house called "The Oaks", which not long ago had been the scene of some murders committed by a strange and violent criminal known as "The Bat". Meanwhile, the house's owner, bank president John Fleming, has recently embezzled one million dollars in securities, and has hidden the proceeds in the house, but he is killed before he can retrieve the money. Thus the lonely country house soon becomes the site of many mysterious and dangerous activities.Written by Snow Leopard
January 05, 2015
Death Sentence (1968) Trailer
Sentenza di morte
Death Sentence (Italian: Sentenza di morte) is a 1968 spaghetti western directed by Mario Lanfranchi and starring Richard Conte.
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Robin Clarke's only spaghetti western, and its a very dark gothic movie, about revenge for a lost brother, and the men are hunted down in broken up chapters throughout the movie.
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October 16, 2014
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Spione (English title: Spies, under which title it was released in the United States) is a German silent espionage thriller written and directed by Fritz Lang in 1928.
The mastermind behind a ubiquitous spy operation learns of a dangerous romance between
a Russian lady in his employ and a dashing agent from the government's secret service.
September 13, 2014
Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986) Trailer
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August 11, 2014
Public Enemies (2009) Trailer
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July 22, 2014
Bowling for Columbine (2002) Trailer
July 21, 2014
Birthday Girl (2001) Trailer
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July 20, 2014
BMX Bandits (1983) Trailer
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Takers (2010) Trailer
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July 06, 2014
Four Days in September (1997) Trailer
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April 13, 2014
The Bank Job (2008) Trailer
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March 09, 2014
Bandidas (2006) Trailer
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Most beautiful thing I ever saw: Golden Gate Park in the early morning fog on December 1st, 1999. Sadly, I couldn't appreciate it then, and wouldn't be able to until months later. Now I can appreciate it, though my memory of the experience is hazy.
Will I be there again soon?
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Rancho Santa Fe Library's annual tea, tree raffle Dec. 14
The Library Guild of Rancho Santa Fe will host the 28th annual Christmas Tea and Tree Raffle on Friday, Dec. 14 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the Rancho Santa Fe Library.
Celebrate the season with a selection of holiday treats and join in a raffle for your favorite tabletop holiday creation. Music will be provided by the R. Roger Rowe School choir at 2:30 p.m. The tea will begin at 1:30 p.m. for adults only and all ages are welcome from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., with the raffle to begin at 4 p.m.
Feeling festive? Decorate your own tabletop tree, wreath or menorah for the library's raffle. Your creative donations are what makes the Christmas Tea a success each year.
Raffle tickets are available now at the library. For more information, visit rsflibraryguild.com or call (858) 756-4780.


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Abandoning Reason, oil on canvas, 36"x 48"
I started these sketches the night of Brexit. I was pretty shocked at what had happened and how a nation made a decision without knowing what it meant. The news of them googling "What is Brexit" after having voted for it, shocked me.
So I started thinking that we often make decisions without realizing the consequences. Some are small and meaningless while some are gigantic and horrific. I started thinking that three British bobbies jumping in the harbor was a funny symbol of reason being abandoned. The positive is that while a little cheeky, these men will dry off and learn from their mistakes and hopefully we as a society can do the same. It is dripping in irony of the super logical jumping fully clothed into the water. Almost as though Sherlock Holmes himself had lost his mind.


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"Ethereum Mining GTX 970 Windows 10"
The same thing applies to Ethereum. The only way to utilize Ethereum is with the product from mining. However, mining Ethereum means more than increasing the volume of Ether in circulation. It is also necessary for securing the Ethereum network as it creates, verifies, publishes, and propagates blocks in the blockchain.
– A standard keyboard, mouse and monitor are needed. If managing your rig remotely (not covered here in this beginner guide) you will want to get a headless hdmi dummy plug to plug into your rig so it boots into Windows properly for remote access.
With the prices of graphics cards rising due to the cryptocurrency gold rush, it's now more sensible to buy a pre-built device for mining cryptocurrencies, which is where our best mining rig 2018 list comes in.
I personally will give you one advice as most of the graphics card becoming out of stocks you can look out for the other sellers or used graphics cards on Amazon they are really cheap and affordable. Importantly they are well in condition.
The next step is to setup pool mining, as solo-mining is unlikely to make you any Ethereum unless you have a warehouse full of GPUs. Your first step will be to choose an Ethereum mining pool. There are plenty to choose from but we recommend Nanopool or Etheremine. The home page or help section of a mining pool site most likely contains instructions on how to mine on their pool using the popular Claymore miner.
Mining is also the mechanism used to introduce Bitcoins into the system: Miners are paid any transaction fees as well as a "subsidy" of newly created coins. This both serves the purpose of disseminating new coins in a decentralized manner as well as motivating people to provide security for the system.
Some of the above links are affiliate links which means I will receive a small commission if you buy through them (you won't pay any extra). If you choose to buy through these links, thank you for your support.
FPGA mining is a very efficient and fast way to mine, comparable to GPU mining and drastically outperforming CPU mining. FPGAs typically consume very small amounts of power with relatively high hash ratings, making them more viable and efficient than GPU mining. See Mining Hardware Comparison for FPGA hardware specifications and statistics.
You would need a different motherboard that's capable of supporting two different RX 460s. The software itself can run on two separate GPUs, so that's definitely not an issue. The issue is that dual GPU motherboards can cost quite a bit of money compared to single slot boards.
Il y a des contrats sur deux ans, et des contrats à vie. Je suis parti sur un contrat sur 2 ans en ETH. Le calcul était simple : je dépense 842,93 dollars (755 euros) sur un contrat de deux ans qui me fournit 30 MH/s.
Si ce site parle surtout de cloud mining car pour des raisons d'espace et de bruit dans mon appartement je ne pouvais pas continuer à miner chez moi, il n'en reste pas moins que le mining traditionnel, c'est à dire se construire un ordinateur qui ne s'occupera que de ça, est une solution à envisager pour tous ceux qui peuvent se le permettre et qui s'y connaissent un minimum en informatique.
31st Annual Gravens Conference on the Environment of Care for Risk Newborns, in collaboration with the March of Dimes is organized by USF Health's Office of Continuing Professional Development and will be held during Feb 28 – Mar 03, 2018 at Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Pinellas County, Florida, United States of America.
Le site propose des contrats à très bon prix pour miner du bitcoin, de l'ethereum ou bien encore du zcash. Enfin sachez que si vous ne trouvez pas un contrat suffisamment rentable il vous sera possible de le revendre afin de récupérer une partie de votre investissement, ce qui est très appréciable.


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Our Story - Petronella Restaurant - Cafe Kilkenny
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From wherever you are standing on the High Street in Kilkenny, a few minutes walk will get you to the most famous of all the slips, the Butterslip Lane and to Petronella Restaurant-Cafe. Over four hundred years ago horse drawn carriages trundled down this thoroughfare. The charming slip with its pretty name is steeped in history and worn with footfall and remains so today. Duck under the archway and just on the right Petronella has become a regular for those who have discovered her. Facebook and Tripadvisor entries already bear testament to culinary experiences from both near and far.
Petronella accommodates fifty customers. Situated over two floors, a specially commissioned impression by local artist Brock Butler of the figure herself hangs in the stairwell and is already becoming used to the photographs. Whatever the season and whatever your taste and however much time you have to spend, both the menu and the layout are tailored to suit. Tables are thoughtfully spaced and many have remarked on how easy it is to dine alone if preferred but few can figure out why. Window seats upstairs draw the eye to the timelessness of the lane below. Original stone walls and overhead beams draw comments all of the time and the romance and ambience are pulled together in the specially chosen background music. Petronella is easy to drop in to but harder to leave.
Original Stone Work & Beams
The cornerstone of the culinary experience is in the welcoming and attentive staff and the individuality of the customer. Requests and enquiries from diners form part of the spirit of a collective dining experience. Petronella's doors open at 12 noon with lunches until 3pm, late lunch on Fridays and Saturdays till 4pm, followed by those who drop in for coffee and tea until 5pm when the Dinner Menu and A la Carte Menu begins, with last orders at 9pm from Monday to Thursday and 9.30pm on Friday and Saturday. Throughout the day all of the menus draw on our chefs' wealth of experience and the personal touch of the owner whose daily presence and past years spent in the restaurant business and no less in the area of tourism, continue to be relied on. Already customers have remarked on 'the delicious tea and house biscuits'. The chefs' modern approaches to current demands such as the individualized nature of for example a gluten free or vegetarian menu are now part of the evening experience.
Petronella is already warming to the coffee concerts and other musical events planned for the months to come. Locals pride in their interest in sharing their knowledge about Petronella becomes apparent when they come to dine. Petronella Restaurant-Café looks forward to always dipping into the archives on her namesake remarkable history as the first woman to be burnt at the stake in Europe. Situated around the corner from where Petronella met her end is where you are invited to dine and where new histories will begin.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
Famous Female Astonomers
As you are doing your research about the history of astronomy, take some time to explore how female astronomers have influenced space exploration. Click below for an article from the Mother Nature Network to get to know more about a few of them.
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Kamila has Bachelor's degree in Coaching and Sports as well as Master's degree in Physiotherapy from Charles University in Prague. She is also certified sport massage therapist. Kamila has experience working as a physiotherapist with athletes in Czech Republic.
As a trainer, she focuses to the proper performance techniques and uses mainly one's own bodyweight in training. Kamila can help you with injury prevention and recovery training after an injury and she is specialized in classical, sports and trigger point massage. She has years of experience in competing and coaching in aerobic gymnastics.


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Here's what Genzler say about the Magellan 350:
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Update: Doris Lee Doss was found after walking into a police station, the Los Angeles Police Department said Thursday. She was in good condition.
Original story: Authorities and family members are searching to leads after an 83-year-old woman with dementia was spotted at a bank three days after she went missing in South Los Angeles.
Doris Doss withdrew money in her checking account at the Wescom Credit Union branch located at 2871 W. 120th St. in Hawthorne last Saturday, Feb. 3, according to her family.
The mother of eight first went missing on Jan. 31, her family said.
That morning, she had gone to the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Willowbrook for blood pressure tests. But she disappeared later that afternoon after returning to her son's home in the 11200 block of South Broadway in South L.A.
Doss, a retired day care worker, was being cared for in turns but her eight children as she struggles with dementia.
There was no trace of her until three days later, when a Wescom bank employee recognized her photo from missing person flyers and alerted her family.
Doss has history of wandering away but usually comes home within a few hours, her daughter, Karen Doss, said.
"I am extremely desperate," Karen told KTLA. "I have no idea. And that's the part that's scary, because we don't know."
Loved ones posting have spent several days posting flyers throughout the area in hopes someone might spot her, and they're working to get surveillance video from the bank, hoping it will contain clues.
"I find it very hard to believe that she just walked out and vanished and no one saw nothing," another relative, Tracey, said.
The family has also filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department.
Doris also responds to "Granny" or "Auntie Peggy," her family said.
She is 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs around 120 pounds and was last seen wearing blue jeans, black shoes, a black and white leopard shirt and a red sweater.
During the search Wednesday night, a family member got a phone call saying Doss was at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital again. But when the family went to the hospital, they found out the woman who had been admitted to the emergency room was not Doss.
"The lady sort of looked like my grandmother, and she answered to all the names that was on the flyer, but that's not her, so our quest still continues," a granddaughter told KTLA Wednesday night. "We're going to find you, granny, we're going to bring you home, I promise you," she said.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts can contact family members at 562-755-9521, or LAPD via 213-996-1800.


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Oh this set was one of the best toys I have ever bought. We got my son it for his Christmas and he just loves it. It has been built, taken down and built again about a million times. Lego Minecraft might not come cheap but we have found the Lego Minecraft: The First Night set for just £30.45. Plus you get FREE delivery. You can expect to pay £39.99 elsewhere plus a delivery fee, so this is a great price.
The Lego Minecraft: The First Night set is actually a very reasonable size. It is aimed at children aged eight and over but don't let that put you off buying for someone slightly smaller. My son manages great with this set and is only six years old.
All of those marvellous Lego bricks form a shelter for Steve, to keep him away from that nasty Creeper (both figures included).
You get a Steve minifigure with lots of accessories, a creeper and a pig, shelter, a bed, a fence, an oven, a crafting table, a chest, plants and a tree, The garden roof is removable.


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We follow some of the new adjuster cool tools and equipment/clothing options and here are a few of our favorites this quarter! Check them out!
This is my newest discovery from Neat Receipts which has very small scanners to scan in documents and receipts as well as a business card scanner to keep up with all of your contacts made out in the field! They advertise they weigh in at about 1 lb. Adjusters know how hard it is to pack up all of your important gear and equipment for field appointments. What a great option for catastrophe duty or any field assignments while dealing with insureds replacement cost receipts, contractor estimates and much more! We all meet alot of wonderful contacts out on assignment but what a chore keeping up with their business cards when you travel for a living! There is a business card scanner you can also keep with you. If anyone knows of alternatives at a lower price, let us know about them and we'll pass the word! These look like much needed time saving devices to aid you in quicker closings rather than having to wait for an insured to copy documents and mail them in to the office as well.
How about these laser glasses for those of you using disto and other laser measuring devices? We've read all kinds of tips in forums for adjusters to see the laser measurements outdoors but what a great option these reasonably priced laser glasses would be at $12.95! Here is a link– just scroll down to find the red and green glasses options!
Cat adjuster clothing is always a challenge and one of our senior adjusters especially recommends these Gall brand pants ( Tachtical T-111) for field adjusters. They look fantastic. He reports they use them exclusively due to the multitude of deep pockets and the option to insert knee pads which they find great for roof damage inspections. We ordered the catalog which is free and there were many other great things in the catalog that would interest adjusters! I can't imagine any carrier or adjusting firm who wouldn't approve of these pants in the "khaki pants" requirement! We'll show you some links to several carrier dress code policies in another blog down the road.
Ladder safety is a constant concern to field adjusters as we learn of new cases each season when an adjuster falls off of a roof. I just love this product Safe-T Ladder by Guardian. We had an adjuster test one out when Guardian sent us one to sample under our ClaimSmentor Roving Reporter program where we evaluate products and seminars through donations made to our site. This product received glowing reviews from our evaluating adjuster. Should you have a product, book, or training class you wish to donate for evaluation in our forums by one of our volunteer participating adjusters, just contact us at ClaimSmentor.
Have a great weekend everyone. We may have few additional lazy weekends ahead as we get closer to the peak of hurricane season.


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Welcome to the Flutes/Piccolos/Oboes (Fliccoboes)!
I am Professor* Amanda, the section leader of the Fliccoboes, Flobolos and Obiclutes, and it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the ~Magical~ ** Owl Band, or the MOB. The halftime shows, section dinners, enthusiastic Louie Louie-ing, Milkshake Owl Bands, and band hall movie/board game nights will begin shortly, but before you take your seats in the Great Band Hall, you will be sorted into your sections. The Sorting is a very important ceremony because, while you are here, your section will be something like your family within Rice. (What's that? Residential colleges? What on earth are those?)
The four houses are Flutes, Oboes, Piccolos and Et Cetera. Each house has its own**** noble history (although the first three are clearly better than the fourth, that goes without saying), and each has produced outstanding musical witches and wizards. While you are at Rice, your camaraderie, shenanigans, and boba ingestion will earn your house points. As for losing house points… idk really, just make sure to have fun and try not to wander into the room with the giant 3 headed dog and get eaten, k?
– Amanda
** Ok fine we're the Marching*** Owl Band
*** We don't actually march tho??? What college student has the time or energy for that?? Sounds better than the Scattering Owl Band I guess
**** Well kinda its own. We switch instruments (usually between flutes, oboes and piccolos) whenever we feel like it. Also octaves. 8va is now your best friend.
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Clinical Uses of Botulinum Toxins
Wydanie: 2007 r.
Język: angielski
Dostępność: aktualnie niedostępny
Botulinum toxins now play a very significant role in the management of a wide variety of medical conditions; from headaches to hypersalivation, and from spasticity to sweating. In this book, a strong, international team of experts outline the basic neurochemistry of botulinum toxins and chart the progress of the drug from laboratory to clinic. Then individual chapters summarize their use for the main clinical indications in the context of other available treatments. This book will be of interest to neuroscientists and practising clinicians working in a wide range of specialities, from neurology and dermatology to pediatrics, plastic surgery and rehabilitation medicine.


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Muscle Cars of 1960s and 70s Have Been FakedBy Mark Chervenka
Muscle Cars of 1960s and 70s Have Been Faked
Buyers of high performance cars made during the 1960s and 1970s be warned. Hundreds of victims found out that they were victims of elaborate scams.
The bad news was usually discovered when the proud owners tried to get their new purchase insured. With some originals worth as much as $150,000 and up, insurers run checks on the vehicle identification number (VIN) and compare it to original factory records. Records show if the engine in the car today is the one installed on the assembly line. Records also confirm whether the chrome emblems and trim are from the original muscle package or have been taken from a more common less expensive model.
A fairly common Pontiac Lemans, for example, is easily converted to a highly desirable Pontiac GTO by switching engines and applying some new chrome. Production run Mustangs are "upgraded" to more desirable Boss models worth an extra $20,000.
But records can't resolve all disputes. Chevrolet, for example, didn't keep track of which 1967 Covette VIN had the very desirable 427 engine. In many cases, it takes an expert to go over many details to prove a given car is authentic.
Like in the field of antiques, the buyers most often victimized are beginners shopping for their first major purchase.


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Curiosity leads to deviating from the usual or expected and eager to investigate and learn more.
Curious Kayte is a blog created to discover different methods in traveling and promote certain tips and tricks to gain the best experiences. I began this blog with the objective to combine my love of travelling with my fascination with Marketing. Hopefully, I can provide some helpful information from my experiences through multiple adventures.
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My name is Kathleen and I am a BBA Marketing Graduate who is enthusiastic, creative, and passionate about travel and education. I am a Canadian born, driven problem solver who speaks multiple languages while travelling the world. Hopefully, I can utilize my travel skills and knowledge efficiently for experience growth in the marketing industry.
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One of the Numbers' most beloved holiday traditions made a chilly return to Civic Park recently.
Walnut Creek On Ice, the annual, winter-time popup ice rink presented by Downtown Walnut Creek and the Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau, opened in November and will stay frosty until January 11, 2015. The rink's hours of operation are noon – 8 p.m., Sundays through Thursdays, noon – 11 p.m., Fridays, and 11 a.m. – 11 p.m., Saturdays.
Walnut Creek On Ice: Frozen Holiday Fun
A special tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for 5 p.m., Nov. 29, featuring carolers, holiday treats, and a visit from the Jolly Old Elf himself.
For information visit www.iceskatewalnutcreek.com.


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WIM VAN LANCKER is a multimedia specialist turned social scientist, holding a bachelor's degree in Multimedia and Communication Technology (University College West-Flanders), a master's degree in Political Sciences (Ghent University) and a PhD in the social sciences. Currently he is working as a Postdoctoral researcher of the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO) affiliated with the Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. His current research focuses on the social distribution of family policy and ECEC in comparative perspective with particular attention for the redistributive capacity of welfare states, female labour market participation, gender equality and the social investment idea.
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Non-take up of the supplemental child benefit for children with a disability in Belgium: a mixed-method approach (2018)
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Enemy at the Gates
D: Jean-Jacques Annaud
Pathé/Mandalay (John D. Schofield)
Germany/UK/Ireland/USA 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇮🇪 🇺🇸 2001
131 mins
W: Alain Godard & Jean-Jacques Annaud [based on the book "Enemy at the Gates: The Battle for Stalingrad" by William Craig]
DP: Robert Fraisse
Ed: Noelle Boisson
Mus: James Horner
PD: Wolf Kroeger
Jude Law (Vasili Zaitsev), Joseph Fiennes (Commisar Danilov), Rachel Weisz (Tania Chernov), Bob Hoskins (Nikita Khrushchev), Ed Harris (Maj. Erwin König), Ron Perlman (Koulikov)
A decently made war movie with moments of historical fact about a feud between two rival snipers following the fall of Stalingrad.
The major flaw is the casting decisions, with British and American actors cast and subsequently struggling to deliver a Russian accent, despite their best efforts.
Overall, it's an entertaining history lesson, but doesn't stick in the memory as much as other, more powerful war pictures.


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How I got to where I am: from sound engineer to SharePoint
Kieran Dunlop is a SharePoint Analyst in PDS. He doesn't have an IT background so you might wonder how he got here. He's written this blog post to explain how someone with a music degree ends up working in IT.


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Socialists win Spanish elections but are short of the majority
The governing Socialist Party of Spain (PSOE) won the most seats in Sunday's election, but fell short of a majority - and right-wing parties made major gains.
The governing Socialist Party of Spain (PSOE) won the most seats in Sunday's election, but fell short of a majority. Indeed for PSOE leader Pedro Sanchez things are going to be more difficult than before.
The conservative Popular Party (PP) came in second, and far-right Vox more than doubled its seats to become the country's third most-powerful party.
This is Spain's fourth general election in as many years.
A previous vote in April ended with no clear majority, and the Socialists failed to form a coalition government.
This time, the Socialist party won 120 out of a total of 350 seats - three fewer seats than in April's vote. The PP has 88 seats, up from 66 in the previous poll, while Vox has 52 - up from just 24 in April.
The Independent parties in both the Basque Country and Catalunya have increased their votes and number or seats in the central Parliament.


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McHenry County Farm Bureau PAC, the nonpartisan political action committee affiliated with our organization has endorsed 8 candidates for McHenry County's Board.
Those candidates include:
District 2. Josh Howell
District 2. Carolyn Schofield
District 3. Joseph "Joe" Gottemoller
District 4. Pamela J. Althoff
District 4. Charles "Chuck" Wheeler
District 5. John Jung, Jr.
District 6. Michele Aavang
District 6. Larry W. Smith
County Board candidates were sent out questions in advance and personally interviewed by our PAC (five farm members and one non-voting staff member of our organization participated in this year's interviews). In order to be eligible for our endorsement each candidate needed to achieve an average committee score above 60%. To be endorsed, each candidate needed to receive a majority vote from the voting members of our committee.
Our PAC's purpose is to:
1. To promote the economic and social well-being of farmers, rural families, and agricultural related interests in McHenry County, through political involvement;
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3. To encourage good local government which is responsive to the needs of all citizens in McHenry County.
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Taking the ferry's okay if I want to take it, but not when schmuckish behavior obliges me to take it
My three-week (or possibly longer) adventure in North Haven began quietly enough on Monday morning. I had been dreading the 125-mile drive, but to my pleasant surprise I made it in just a bit over two hours. And that was with some moderate rain in Connecticut. Traffic flowed smoothly almost the entire way, with only the barest hints of a slowdown caused by a stretch of grooved pavement on I-95 just east of Stamford. Speaking of which, did people say "groovy" pavement in the 1970's? Anyway, although driving through the rain was slightly annoying, I was treated to the sight of a rainbow over Sleeping Giant Park (where I've done some hiking in the past). While the arc of the rainbow extended only about 20 degrees up from the horizon, it was the thickest rainbow I ever recall seeing.
After a busy but productive day, I took the ferry back home as planned, getting the 4:30 sailing out of Bridgeport. It's about a 20-minute drive from my workplace, and if I had had a reservation I might have been able to make the 3:30 sailing, but I figured that wouldn't be feasible and stopped at the Milford rest area for a grilled cheese. "Cheese Boy" has a location in the food court and I must say its grilled cheeses are excellent. The ferry was a pleasant ride as always, though it got a bit cold on the open top deck. Not that I was about to sit in the enclosed cabin when I could take in the views from the top.
Tuesday morning was basically a rainbow-less repeat of Monday. It took about as long, with no significant traffic. When I left the worksite about 3, I was hoping for a decent drive home even though it would surely be longer than the morning's trip. What I was most definitely not counting upon was a huge traffic jam on I-95. It took me over 40 minutes to go just a few miles from the I-91 merge to Exit 42 in West Haven. What really got me angry was the fact that the traffic jam was caused by a crash … in the opposite direction. Yep, people are such schmucks that they've just got to slow to a crawl and gape at a crash, granted it was a pretty wicked one. I was seething was anger at this display of human idiocy, because I knew that I wouldn't be able to get onto the Long Island Expressway until 5:15 or 5:20 at the earliest, which meant that traffic would be fearsome.
I ended up taking the 4:30 ferry once again. Although I didn't get to the ferry dock until about 4:20 I figured, correctly as it turned out, that ridership is a bit less on Tuesdays than on Mondays and there'd be room for my car. Of course this meant that I had to shell out another $54. Although I'll be reimbursed, that's not the point: I should not have to take the ferry because people are idiots.


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Glenn Rogers
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|Personal information
|Full name
|Glenn Alan Rogers
|12 April 1977
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
|Slow left-arm orthodox
|International information
|National side
|ODI debut (cap 27)
|15 December 2006 v Bangladesh
|Last ODI
|29 July 2008 v Netherlands
|T20I debut (cap 16)
|2 August 2008 v Ireland
|Last T20I
|7 June 2009 v South Africa
|Career statistics
Source: Cricinfo, 6 January 2010
Glenn Alan Rogers (born 12 April 1977) is an Australian-born former cricketer who played international cricket for Scotland. A slow left-arm orthodox bowler, his ODI debut was in Chittagong against Bangladesh in December 2006.
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Q. How do I defer my student loans?
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Sifting through stories about cats and cars, Taylor Tyree saw a social media post that saved his life. The 21-year-old student gives thanks to a post by Reddit user "uniballer" exhibiting a graphic, post prostate cancer picture of his removed testicle and a list of accompanying symptoms that sounded familiar.
Tyree said after seeing the post and realizing similarities, he found the courage to visit the doctor. Symptoms of testicular cancer include swollen testicles, heaviness in the scrotum and dull pain in the lower belly and back.
After anxiously sitting in a waiting room, Tyree had a routine checkup that led to immediate follow-up tests. Doctors found a large mass in Tyree's left testicle which was cancerous. Four days after being motivated by the Reddit post, Tyree went under anesthesia and had his left testicle removed. Tyree has Reddit to thank for the post that led him to a cancer diagnosis. But the Colorado School of Mines student said he also found emotional support through Reddit on his journey.
In the beginning, it was difficult for Tyree to accept the surgery which would save him from cancer. "I was a little bit scared," he said, "but…. I was coping with it…laughing about it."
While some posts were serious, others tried to make light of the situation and celebrate Tyree's early detection. One Reddit user said, "You're going to feel like an old man." Still, like any person recovering from surgery to reproductive organs, Tyree had other worries. A Reddit user who survived testicular cancer wrote to Tyree saying he was expecting a child with his wife, and that he should not worry about fertility. "It's just something that happens… [I'll] not have to think about it every day," said Tyree.
Once the story of his diagnosis went public on Reddit, Tyree took to the internet himself in a mission to promote health and warn others of cancer signs but not before thanking the original poster, "uniballer." "Hey…thank you for your post," Tyree said.
Tyree is not the only person who has been inspired by Reddit to visit the doctor over cancer worries. An unidentified, young man took a home pregnancy test left by an ex-girlfriend at his house as a prank. He was surprised to find a positive pregnancy read.
A friend of the young man posted a cartoon of the pregnancy test on Reddit, which caught the attention of over 1,300 concerned users. "If this is true…you should check yourself for…cancer," said a Reddit user. Similar remarks encouraged the young man to research this odd event. Pregnancy tests detect in the urine a hormone called beta human chorionic gonadotropin, which is generally related to placentas, but also believed to be connected to testicular cancer. The worried cartoonist passed along the comments to his friend.
The man immediately visited the doctor and discovered he had a cancerous mass in his right testicle. It is still unclear whether testicle removal will be necessary, because the cancer was caught early.
Taylor Tyree and others have Reddit to thank for leading to the diagnosis of their testicular cancer, showing the true magic of social media.
By Erin P. Friar


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Bob Grove tells us all about Gems in the Mountains of the Southern Appalachians at our potluck this Tuesday, August 20 at 6 p.m. Don't miss him!
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Brasstown resident Bob Grove and his wife Judy have been strong supporters of Friends of Murphy Public Library since its beginnings. In addition has a special interest in geology, gems and minerals. He will be combining both by sharing his discoveries of "Gems in the Mountains" with Friends of Murphy Public Library at our potluck on Tuesday, August 20 at 6 p.m. in the library's meeting room. Bring your favorite dish and come to learn more about our mountains.
Bob majored in biology in college, minored in psychology, and took numerous courses in geology. Those gems and minerals he studies help him delve deeper into his love for the earth.
He also is teaching a popular "Mountains and Minerals" course in October at the John C. Campbell Folk School, taking students on field trips to collect specimens.
Bob will bring in specimens of rocks and minerals from Southern Appalachia, perhaps creating a special interest for someone else.
Membership in the Friends is $10 per year and new members are always welcome. Call 837-2417 for details.


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Kenyan hive
Creating an open-source Kenyan top-bar beehive
As a result of a mention in New Scientist, I stumbled across the Open Source Beehive project, which aims to do two things: create simple plans for bee hives that can be used by all, and to design sensors that can monitor the hives.
The core of the project are plans for both Warré and Kenyan (Colorado) top-bar hives that can be cut out a single sheet of plywood. The hives are designed to be produced using a CNC (computer-controlled) cutting machine.
I loved this idea, as it brought together two of my passions: beekeeping and technology.
A CNC-cut Kenyan hive
Kenyan (Colorado) hives are different from traditional hives in that they run horizontally, rather than vertically. Shaped like a horse trough, the bees draw comb on simple top-bars that run across the hive.
I downloaded the plans, and sourced a local company who could cut the pieces, the very friendly Big City Productions in Alexandria.
It's an amazing thing to see the the fully automated machine work across the sheet of ply, cutting out even the most intricate of pieces. An hour later, the hive was completed. The total cost, including the cost of a sheet of eco-friendly hoop pine ply and the use of the CNC machine, was about $400.
The result is a pile of pieces that beautifully slot together without screws or nails. All that was left to do was to protect the hive with a few coats of linseed oil.
Now for the bees
Only a few weeks later I received a call about a swarm of bees in Ashfield. Hanging from a tree directly beside the footpath, this was a big swarm. It was also rather protective, as attested by the multiple stings I receiving while catching the swarm in a box.
While waiting for the bees to all follow the queen into the box, a mother and her kids walked by. After congratulating me for "looking after the bees, as they're dying out", she casually mentioned "and you know about the wild hive?". Um, no?
Just a dozen metres away, on a major road, she showed me a lovely wild hive in the rotted-out trunk of a camphor laurel tree. I think I caught the prime (first) swarm from this wild hive.
I took the swarm home, and shook it out onto a white sheet, leading up to the entrance of my new Kenyan top-bar hive. What happened next is one of the true wonders of nature: the bees started climbing the sheet, and once they found the entrance to the hive, they started streaming in.
Tens of thousands of bees, all piling into the hive, within the space of 20mins. Amazing!
A vigorous but aggressive hive
From the outset, the hive proved to be incredibly vigorous. Within a few days it was foraging as strongly as my 18-month-old main hive. When we opened it up a fortnight after it was established, half of the entire hive was brood. Within just a few more weeks, it was completely full of drawn comb.
That's the good news. The bad news was that the hive was very aggressive, attacking me the moment I opened up the hive. It also had a nasty tendency to sting people when they were just walking near the hive.
(That would seem to reinforce the idea that by breeding docile bees, we've potentially also weakened them in terms of their vigor and disease resistance.)
While the hive was placed in the land of the former convent, well away from people, it came to the attention of the church. Who — not unreasonably — asked them to be moved to a new home.
By amazing coincidence, a cousin had just completed a beekeeping course, specialising in top-bar hives. (What's the chances of that!) Living on the far South coast, he was looking for bees to get him started.
So at Christmas I took the hive down South, in my new ute. Where it was handed over to my cousin, for the rest of the trip to its new home in the trees.
I'm pleased to see the hive end up in the hands of someone passionate about natural beekeeping, in such a lovely bushland setting.
Lessons learned
The idea of creating a hive from a sheet of plywood is a great one, and the open-source plans worked well. Since the creation of my hive, the Open Source Beehives project has continued to evolve the plans, resolving a few issues with the original design.
Would I recommend others to use these plans? Absolutely, yes.
The only proviso is this: in Australian conditions, the Kenyan hive is probably too small. It has the interior volume equivalent to 2-3 Warré boxes, which isn't a lot.
Within 6 weeks of my hive being established, it had already re-swarmed. This was no doubt due to the large size of the swarm, and its strength. I suspect it won't be the last time it swarms this season.
I've suggested to the open-source folks that they consider creating a larger version of the Kenyan plan, perhaps cut out of a couple of sheets of ply. We'll see if they take up the idea.
Watch the video
While I haven't ended up with a top-bar hive, it's been an incredibly interesting journey, from cutting and assembling the hive, to catching the swarm.
I've documented this in the video at the top of the post. Enjoy!
Onwards to the next project…


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Source: Team Wake Em Up: There Have Been o Deaths of Marijuana in History
The idea that we lock people away in prison for several years for smoking, growing or selling pot, when we have overcrowded prisons with two-million people locked up in prison and many of these offenders being non-violent, when we don't lock up people for drinking, possessing or selling alcohol or smoking tobacco, which are just as dangerous drugs if not more so, but for some reason aren't considered narcotics, is more dangerous than illegal narcotics itself.
Alcohol and tobacco are both very addicting and can cause of serious diseases, including addiction. But also heart disease, liver disease, lung cancer, diabetes and others. Plus the problems alcohol and tobacco bring to the society. With our economy with people being less productive because they are sick from drinking too much. Or have clothes that smell like nicotine.
And so many other issues facing this country, with multiple economic problems, seems very ironic to me, it tells me the reason for marijuana prohibition is about politics and ideology and not policy. That politicians can't come out on favor of marijuana legalization because they are worried about looking "soft on crime". And if we legalize marijuana, "that could lead to other drugs". Really? see that actually that happens with alcohol and tobacco. Again both legal.
If we legalized with regulation and taxation of marijuana and treat it like alcohol, what happens, fewer people going to jail and prison who didn't hurt anyone. Which saves us a lot of jail and prison space. Money that could be spent on other priorities. We now spend more on our corrections system than our education system. More tax revenue would be collected because of the sales tax on marijuana. More well-paid jobs would be created, producing, growing and selling marijuana.
With these workers paying taxes off of their income. Instead of making all of their money on the black market not paying taxes, unlike people working in the alcohol and tobacco industry's. We would save money on law enforcement because instead of going after people for marijuana activities, they could spend their time and resources on actually going after dangerous criminals. Who are actual threats to society.
I'm not arguing that we legalize marijuana today and let the chips fall where they may. What I'm saying is that we treat like alcohol. And give the marijuana industry no special advantage over the alcohol or tobacco industry. 21 or over to smoke, sell or produce marijuana. Licensed to sell or produce marijuana. No driving or flying or operating any vehicle under the influence of marijuana etc.
A significant tax on marijuana, because we are not talking about spring water here. Marijuana does have negative side-affects. This would be a much better approach than prohibition. Just look at alcohol prohibition of the 1920s and 30s, that didn't work either. Because if people want to do something bad enough, they'll find a way to do it and the hell with the consequences. If you're a true believer in limited government and a true disbeliever in big government, then your for legalization with regulation and taxation of marijuana. Because support letting people live their own lives, as long as they are not hurting anyone else with their freedom protect everyone's freedom.