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De'Aaron Fox ready for leadership role in his third season with Kings
By James Ham May 06, 2019 10:57 AM
Kings general manager Vlade Divac was asked after the 2017-18 season a very specific question about leadership and who would take over the team with players such as George Hill and Garrett Temple gone or on their way out.
Divac made the following succinct statement: "They can't be young players forever."
Divac had a point. At some point, players mature, and leaders either rise to the top or they don't.
For the Kings, they are going to rely heavily on a 21-year-old point guard to take them to the next level.
For the Kings to ascend to where they want to be, De'Aaron Fox has to take another step forward in his leadership, which he laid the groundwork for in his sophomore season.
Fox discussed his thoughts on leadership during the latest edition of the "Road Trippin'" Kings podcast with Doug Christie, Corey Brewer and Harrison Barnes.
"As a leader, just being able to hold everybody accountable," Fox explained to the group. "Everyone always says, those best teams always had confrontation. Players were always conflicting at some point. Everybody can't get along, and everything be fine and dandy and y'all winning games. That's just not how things happen."
In the discussion, Fox sighted Chris Paul as a player he believes thrives on conflict. The Houston Rockets star holds his teammates accountable on the court, regardless of who they are and what their stature with the team might be.
It's a style Fox hopes to implement into how he deals with conflict and accountability with his Kings teammates.
"We have to be able to conflict and have to fight each other and be able to set that stuff aside and not take things personal," Fox said. "I think that's a problem with a lot of young groups and young people in general. Someone says something to them, and the next thing it is, they're going to pop off, like it's cool to get mad if someone says something to you."
During the previous edition of the Road Trippin' pod, Fox and Buddy Hield had a similar discussion. Hield was very clear: For the Kings to take the next step, they need more of Fox and his voice.
It's interesting to hear Fox lay out his leadership ideas. From the moment he walked into the gym last summer, players and coaches were talking about his change in demeanor. They raved about the work he had put in both on the court and in the weight room, but there was something different about the young guard out of the University of Kentucky.
"I think that's definitely as a young group and as a young guy trying to be a leader that I have to step up and do," Fox said. "People don't want to conflict, people don't want to fight with their teammates, but I think if you're able to do that and overcome it? I think that makes you better."
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Going into his third season, Fox clearly is the Kings' de facto leader on the court. He'll have players such as Barnes and Hield surrounding him to help with the process, but the player who has the ball in his hands is the one you need running the show.
With the Kings still sporting a young squad, it will be interesting to see how Fox's personality is received and how he grows into the leadership role.
Listen to Fox, Christie, Brewer and Barnes on the latest Road Trippin' podcast in the player below, and subscribe here.
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Kings 'have a couple All-Stars,' fired assistant Larry Lewis believes
By Ali Thanawalla July 14, 2019 7:08 PM
Amidst all the reshuffling in the Western Conference over the last few weeks, it's easy to forget that the Sacramento Kings are one of the up-and-coming teams in the NBA.
Led by De'Aaron Fox, Buddy Hield, Harrison Barnes, Marvin Bagley and Harry Giles, the Kings won 39 games last season and have a promising future.
But the group of coaches that helped get those players to where they are won't get to see the job through to the finish line. The Kings fired head coach Dave Joerger after the season and let all of his assistants go.
Two of those coaches, Elston Turner and Larry Lewis, recently spoke to the Sacramento Bee about their departure and what they are leaving behind.
"They have a couple All-Stars," Lewis told The Bee. "I saw a lot of potential in that young, core group. These players have a learning curve, but they were adapting very, very quickly to what was going on. Do they have a lot to learn? Of course, but at the same time, these guys are for real. I would have loved to have been a part of that going forward, but their decision is their decision and I'm at peace with it."
Fox and Hield made the biggest jumps this past season. It's clear the work with Lewis, who was a player development coach, paid off.
"It was a great experience," Lewis told The Bee. "The players really grew. They really matured a lot. We had a great season. The team got a lot better. The players got a lot better. That's what it's all about."
From Year 1 to Year 2, Fox went from averaging 11.6 points per game to 17.3. His field goal percentage improved from 41.2 percent to 45.8 percent, and his 3-point shooting improved from 30.7 percent to 37.1 percent. Those numbers combined with the highlight-reel plays he made were good enough to help him finish third in the NBA's Most Improved Player voting.
As for Hield, he blossomed from a spot-starter to a guy that started all 82 games for the Kings this past season. He entered the year shrouded in questions, but answered every single one of them by averaging a career-high 20.7 points per game and sinking a Kings' single-season record 278 3-pointers.
Bagley and Giles, both rookies, showed that they have the potential to be difference-making bigs in the NBA.
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"You could see the improvement," Turner told The Bee. "A lot of guys got better and Larry was head of the player development department, so he did a hell of a job."
Now it will be up to new head coach Luke Walton and his staff to help the Kings' young core continue their development. If they do, Sacramento will be a force in the Western Conference for years to come.
Tags: Harrison Barnes, Harry Giles, Marvin Bagley, Buddy Hield, De'Aaron Fox, Ali Thanawalla, NBA, Sacramento Kings
Kings agree to contract with forward Tyler Lydon, agency confirms
The Sacramento Kings are taking a flier on a former first-round draft pick.
Forward Tyler Lydon and the Kings have agreed on a two-year contract, Priority Sports tweeted on Sunday afternoon.
Congrats to @Tyler_Lydon14 on his deal with the @SacramentoKings!
— Priority Sports (@PrioritySports) July 14, 2019
ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, citing a league source, first reported the agreement.
Free agent F Tyler Lydon has agreed to a two-year deal with the Sacramento Kings, league source tells ESPN.
Lydon all but confirmed the agreement by quote-tweeting Wojnarowski's tweet with crown emojis.
👑👑👑 https://t.co/HDoHpAxun0
— Tyler Lydon (@Tyler_Lydon14) July 14, 2019
The Kings now have 18 players on the roster, according to ESPN's Bobby Marks.
Sacramento roster is now up to 18 players- including Kyle Guy and Wenyen Gabriel who are on a Two-Way. Forward BJ Johnson is on a $1.4M non-guaranteed contract with no trigger dates for protection.
— Bobby Marks (@BobbyMarks42) July 14, 2019
Back in 2017, the Denver Nuggets used the No. 24 overall draft pick on the Syracuse product. But things didn't work out for Lydon in the Mile High City.
The 23-year-old appeared in just 26 games over two seasons with Denver and averaged 0.9 points and 0.7 rebounds.
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Despite using a first-round draft pick on Lydon, the Nuggets declined Lydon's 2019 option, making him a free agent.
Now, the Kings are hoping they can unlock the potential that made Lydon worthy of being a first-round draft pick.
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What Happened to Honest Game Trailers? Who is the Great Voice Actor?
By Vaibhavi Last updated Dec 19, 2022
What Happened to Honest Game Trailers? For a long time, Honest Game Trailers was a go-to channel for video game reviews on YouTube. The show, which featured humorous and insightful commentary on the games, typically aired on Saturdays and featured new episodes every week.
The channel stands out from others making content with a similar aim because of the show's originality and the way it summarises the information. Despite its popularity, Honest Game Trailers has gone silent, with all of its playlist videos being made private.
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You've come to the right place if you're wondering what became of that channel that brought so much joy and entertainment to so many people.
What are Honest Game Trailers?
What Happened to Honest Game Trailers?
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This gaming-centric YouTube channel is a spinoff of the hit comedy series Honest Trailers. In case you were unaware, the Honest Trailers series is a parody review website for movies and TV shows.
So, given their success and unique brand of humour, they decided to launch a separate comedy web series devoted entirely to the gaming community.
The most ingenious aspect of these videos are the fake trailers they create, in which the hosts humorously highlight the games' flaws. Jon Bailey, an American-born voice actor with a stellar reputation, narrated the majority of the episodes.
Since its inception on March 8, 2014, more than 350 episodes of Honest Game Trailers have been created and uploaded to the channel.
Fans can quickly and easily get caught up on some of the best content in gaming in as little as three to five minutes per episode.
Fans, on the other hand, appreciate how this review series regularly addresses the development of some of the video game industry's most successful and widely recognised brands.
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Despite the channel's zenith, production was halted on October 10, 2017, after creators Screen Junkies and Andy Signore were accused of sexual harassment.
Two weeks later, on October 24, 2017, the series returned. But under the intense scrutiny of the allegations, both creators had been let go. Production company Defy Media announced its intention to shut down and sell in July of this year.
The sale of Honest Game Trailers was not announced until later in 2019. In February, and its new owner was later revealed to be Fandom Games. Fans were already downhearted because they couldn't read their favourite game reviews, and that was before the purchase made everything private.
On June 4th, 2019, almost all videos had been successfully transferred to the new channel, with only four being absent. Despite the new owner's best efforts, Honest Game Trailers has seen a decline in its viewership after being sold.
The perfect thing about this new product, which premieres a new episode every Tuesday. That is the outstanding Jon Bailey keeps voicing the narration.
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You've probably heard of Jon Bailey if you have ears. The list of media in which he has appeared and spoken is endless. Honest Trailers, nominated for an Emmy, has an epic voice. In the Transformers Combiner Wars, Optimus Prime is the best.
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Taryn Simon is an Art World Star
And this is your last chance to see her new show.
By Kevin Conley Published: Mar 22, 2016
Taryn Simon's shows always include photographs, which might make you inclined to call her a photographer, although this would be like calling Christo an upholsterer since so many of his works include fabric. There is always a prodigious amount of work leading up to Simon's final products, which document some relic of her research or incident of her exhaustive travels or byproduct of her mysterious obsessions. The unassuming shots, usually taken in a studio, in series that suggest taxonomies, represent her chosen objects or human subjects with near clinical precision but only begin to hint at the deeper motivations that have been driving her projects forward for years.
Agreement Establishing the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation, Al-Bayan Palace, Kuwait City, Kuwait, May 30, 2006, Paperwork and the Will of Capital, 2015.
© Taryn Simon. Courtesy Gagosian Gallery
Simon is married to Jake Paltrow—they have two children together—and her gallery and museum openings invariably attract any number of figures from the Paltrow-Danner cinematic-vegetarian complex. It's a glamorous gaggle and she more than holds her own in their company. But don't let the glam factor distract you from her real contemporaries. She comes from a lineage that stretches back to photographic forebears like August Sander, and, along with contemporaries Rineke Dijkstra and Gillian Wearing, she has enlarged the conceptual canvas of photography, bringing in the quirkily academic approach that follows W.S. Sebald as much as it does the Bechers.
Memorandum of Understanding between the Royal Government of Cambodia and the Government of Australia Relating to the Settlement of Refugees in Cambodia. Ministry of Interior, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, September 26, 2014, Paperwork and the Will of Capital, 201
Her latest, "Paperwork and the Will of Capital," on view at Gagosian in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood through Saturday, and reappearing in Rome, on the Via Francesco Crispi 16, in April and May, takes flowers as the nominal subject of the works. Simon, with the help of a botanist, painstakingly researched and identified the precise flowers in the arrangements on the tables at formal signing ceremonies for any number of benighted treaties, like the nuclear fuel agreement signed in Iran in 2005 (pink gladiolas, yellow daffodils) or the impact study for a projected Ethiopian dam (Gerber daisies from the Netherlands, tea roses from Ethiopia); soon afterwards, Mohammad Morsi was caught on tape discussing military options for destroying the dam should it ever be built. The straight faced texts accompanying the photos make it clear how far short the signatories have fallen in their various ambitions.
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Former NATO Secretary General: Bilderberg Club sets Global Policy
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Despite debunkers attempting to claim otherwise, Bilderberg illegally sets the consensus on policies that are subsequently enacted worldwide.
Former NATO Secretary-General and Bilderberg member Willy Claes has confounded claims by debunkers that the secret
Former NATO Secretary-General and Bilderberg member Willy Claes
organization which met in Sitges Spain over the last few days does not set policy, admitting during a Belgian radio interview that Bilderberg attendees are mandated to implement decisions that are formulated during the annual conference of power brokers.
In a radio interview reported on by the Belgian news website www.zonnewind.be, Claes told host Koen Fillet that Bilderberg does indeed decide policy for the coming year. Claes would certainly be in a position to know, being a two-time Bilderberg attendee as well as the eighth Secretary General of NATO from 1994 until 1995.
Claes said that Bilderberg guests are normally given around 10 minutes of talk time, after which a report is compiled of their presentation.
"The participants are then obviously considered to use this report in setting their policies in the environments in which they affect," stated Claes, according to the translated text.
The host asked Claes to repeat this astounding admission, before Claes went on to explain that no two guest are allowed to sit next to each other more than once at Bilderberg, to enable the maximum exchange of views on important subjects.
A Dutch-speaking reader sent us the article and confirms that the translation is accurate. This represents a solid confirmation of what we already knew through witnessing Bilderberg's leaked agenda later play out in the real world time after time – that the elitist organization does verbally set global policy in a completely undemocratic and illegal manner.
However, despite Claes, who personally attended the 1994 Bilderberg meeting in Helsinki when he was Belgium's Minister for Foreign Affairs, confirming the obvious that Bilderberg does manufacture a consensus amongst its participants, which is then implemented as policy in the real world, during the past few days numerous debunkers have claimed that Bilderberg is just a talking shop that has no impact on the global stage.
Iain Hollingshead of the London Telegraph wrote a sophomoric piece in which he dismissed Bilderberg as "a group of willy-waggling old men comparing their security details and dreaming of past glories," which is a complete misnomer seeing as Bilderberg is routinely attended by active Presidents and Prime Ministers very much in power and very much in a position to have an impact on current events, such as Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, who attended this year's conference with his country on the verge of becoming the next Greece.
Hollingshead claims that because the group is becoming more well known, its allure is on the wane, but fails to mention that this is because of the fine work of activists and real journalists who have spent decades trying to get the castrated corporate media to report on the event while people like Hollingshead either made childish jokes about the whole issue or even denied the very existence of Bilderberg.
One such "skeptic" is Chip Berlet, who works for a group called the Political Research Associates, which is funded in part by the Ford Foundation, founded by Edsel Ford, the son of the notorious Henry Ford, who received awards from Hitler for funding the Nazi war machine with slave labor, which somewhat taints the PRA's stated objectives, which are apparently to track conspiracy theories and the the right-wing while "advancing an open, democratic, and pluralistic society".
The Ford Foundation is little more than an attack dog which transnational elitists use, through its offshoots like PRA, to demonize any criticism of their agenda as extremist and anti-semitic, which is quite rich considering the history of the corporation.
Berlet himself has made a career out of characterizing the idea that powerful people might get together and discuss ways of expanding their power as a belief of the lunatic fringe.
Little surprise therefore that towards the end of Berlet's appearance on Russia Today, in which he stumbles through a broken record of excuses claiming Bilderberg has no power, he invokes the tired old cliche that anyone who expresses concern about 200 powerful men gathering in secret with no democratic oversight whatsoever behind a wall of security is probably a closet racist.
Berlet claims the American Free Press was founded by "one of the biggest anti-semitic, neo-fascist conspiracy theorists in the world," which coincidentally is also a pretty apt description of the man who founded the company that now pays Berlet via the Ford Foundation funding PRA receives to spew his propaganda – Henry Ford – one of Hitler's biggest supporters.
Berlet demonizes the notion that the Bilderberg Group has any influence over world affairs or is working towards a new world order as "a lot of malarkey," and "a hoax carried out by people who believe in an elaborate fairy tale about how power is exercised in the world".
He then completely contradicts himself by admitting "they talk over policy" but then claims "the organization itself has no power" before stating, "The policies that are formulated don't hold any power within the nation that people who go to the meeting….they go back to their country and say hey I heard this at the Bilderberger meeting what do you think? And the national assembly or the powerful people say I think that's a lot of malarkey take it back and shove it someplace, so this idea that this is a plot that is carried out to 30 or 40 countries and implemented is baloney."
Really? So according to Berlet, the Prime Minister of Spain, his Secretary General, and the Queen of Spain, all of whom attended the Bilderberg meeting this past weekend, go back home and are then told to "shove" whatever they discussed at Bilderberg by "the powerful people". These are the powerful people! These are the people who run the country. Presumably, Berlet believes there are powerful people above the Prime Minister and the Queen of Spain who tell them what to do, which sounds like an even bigger conspiracy theory than the one he is attempting to debunk.
Of course in reality, Berlet knows that the most powerful people in the world attend Bilderberg and he is either completely ignorant or deliberately lying by claiming that Bilderberg has no impact on policy.
Merely on the face of it the claim that Bilderberg does not have an influence on policy is patently ridiculous. This would be akin to claiming that a four-day gathering of 200 MLB officials would have no impact on the future of baseball. Despite the fact that many politicians shunned Bilderberg this year because of the group's increasing notoriety as a furtive and insidious front for anti-democratic elitists, just take a look at the list of powerful individuals who did attend.
Top CEO's like Bill Gates of Microsoft and Eric Schmidt of Google, top bankers like Marcus Agius of Barclays and Peter Sutherland of Goldman Sachs, don't meet with national Presidents, Prime Ministers, big newspaper owners, members of the European Parliament and officials in the U.S. government to talk about tiddlywinks. They don't get together for four days and surround themselves with a security ring of steel to discuss the weather or American Idol – they're at Bilderberg to come to a consensus and then to implement it in their respective spheres of influence, just as Claes confirms in the radio interview.
Using bluff and slimy semantics, apologists like Berlet imply that just because no treaties or laws are signed at Bilderberg, that the group has no power. In reality, Bilderberg sets the global consensus for the agenda that is subsequently implemented in the host countries of the Bilderberg members, a process that holds even more power than signing an individual treaty. Bilderberg sets the consensus for a whole gamut of policy areas, from oil, to the environment, to wars, to the economy.
This is confirmed not only by former NATO Secretary-General and Bilderberg member Willy Claes in the radio interview we covered earlier, but it is manifestly evident in the policies that have later come to pass after being formulated at Bilderberg.
Indeed, Bilderberg chairman Étienne Davignon last year bragged about how the Euro single currency was a brainchild of the Bilderberg Group.
"A meeting in June in Europe of the Bilderberg Group- an informal club of leading politicians, businessmen and thinkers chaired by Mr. Davignon- could also 'improve understanding' on future action, in the same way it helped create the Euro in the 1990s, he said," reported the EU Observer in March 2009.
The foundations for the EU and ultimately the Euro single currency were laid by the secretive Bilderberg Group in the mid-1950's. Bilderberg's own leaked documents prove that the agenda to create a European common market and a single currency was formulated by Bilderberg in 1955.
As we first reported in 2003, a BBC investigative team were allowed to access Bilderberg files which confirmed that the EU and the Euro were the brainchild of Bilderberg
The summary report of the 1955 Bilderberg meeting which took place from September 23-25 1955 at the Grand Hotel Sonnenbichl in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, West Germany, talks of the "Pressing need to bring the German people, together with the other peoples of Europe, into a common market."
The document also outlines the plan, "To arrive in the shortest possible time at the highest degree of integration, beginning with a common European market."
Just two years later, in 1957, the first incarnation of the European Economic Community (EEC) was born, which comprised of a single market between Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. The EEC gradually enlarged over the next few decades until it became the European Community, one of the three pillars of the European Union, which was officially created in 1993.
The 1955 Bilderberg summary outlines a consensus that, "It might be better to proceed through the development of a common market by treaty rather than by the creation of new high authorities." The EEC was duly created via the Treaty of Rome, which was signed on 25 March 1957.
Debunkers like Berlet will probably still try and claim that the idea of a common European market was floating around in the early 1950's and that Bilderberg were merely debating contemporary political ideas.
However, the same cannot be said for the single European currency, which wasn't even introduced in the form of notes and coins until January 2002, having been first codified in the 1992 Maastricht Treaty. The documents prove that Bilderberg members were pushing for its introduction nearly 40 years earlier.
"A European speaker expressed concern about the need to achieve a common currency, and indicated that in his view this necessarily implied the creation of a central political authority," states the summary document.
True to form, the single European currency, the Euro, was not introduced until after the creation of a central political authority – the EU itself.
The document also stresses, "The necessity to bring the German people into a common European market as quickly as possible," adding that the future was in danger without a "United Europe".
These proven examples of Bilderberg formulating some of the biggest policies of the 20th century do not even come from leaks obtained by journalists from within the meetings, they come directly from the mouth of Bilderberg's chairman and Bilderberg's own internal documents.
However, leaks from inside the meetings uncovered by independent journalists have also proven routinely accurate in confirming that Bilderberg has a massive impact on policy decisions.
In spring 2002, when war hawks in the Bush administration were pushing for a summer invasion of Iraq, Bilderbergers expressed their desire for a delay and the attack was not launched until March the following year.
In 2006, journalists who got leaked information from inside Bilderberg predicted that the U.S. housing market would be allowed to soar before the bubble was cruelly popped, which is exactly what transpired.
In June 2008, we learned that Bilderberg were creating the conditions for a financial calamity, which is exactly what began a few months later with the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
Bilderberg has habitually flexed its muscles in establishing its role as kingmaker. The organization routinely selects presidential candidates as well as running mates and prime ministers.
Despite widespread expectation that former British Prime Minister Tony Blair would be announced as the first European Union President, the former Prime Minister of Belgium, Herman Van Rompuy, was picked for the role just days after he attended a Bilderberg Group dinner meeting.
Bill Clinton and Tony Blair were both groomed by the secretive organization in the early 1990's before rising to prominence.
Barack Obama's running mate Joe Biden was selected by Bilderberg luminary James A. Johnson, and John Kerry's 2004 running mate John Edwards was also anointed by the group after he gave a glowing speech at the conference in 2004. Bilderberg attendees even broke house rules to applaud Edwards at the end of a speech he gave to the elitists about American politics. The choice of Edwards was shocking to media pundits who had fully expected Dick Gephardt to secure the position. The New York Post even reported that Gephardt had been chosen and "Kerry-Gephardt" stickers were being placed on campaign vehicles before being removed when Edwards was announced as Kerry's number two.
A 2008 Portuguese newspaper report highlighted the fact that Pedro Santana Lopes and Jose Socrates attended the 2004 meeting in Stresa, Italy before both going on to become Prime Minster of Portugal.
Several key geopolitical decisions were made at the 2008 Bilderberg meeting in Washington DC, again emphasizing the fact that the confab is far more than an informal get-together.
As we reported at the time, Bilderberg were concerned that the price of oil was accelerating too fast after it hit $150 a barrel and wanted to ensure that "oil prices would probably begin to decline". This is exactly what happened in the latter half of 2008 as oil again sunk below $50 a barrel. We were initially able to predict the rapid rise in oil prices in 2005 when oil was at $40, because Bilderberg had called for prices to rise during that year's meeting in Munich. During the conference in Germany, Henry Kissinger told his fellow attendees that the elite had resolved to ensure that oil prices would double over the course of the next 12-24 months, which is exactly what happened.
Also at the 2008 meeting, former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice formalized plans to sign a treaty on installing a U.S. radar base in the Czech Republic with Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg.
Rice was joined at the meeting by Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who reportedly encouraged EU globalists to get behind an attack on Iran. Low and behold, days later the EU threatened Iran with sanctions if it did not suspend its nuclear enrichment program. For the first time, the majority of Bilderberg members expressed their support for an attack on Iran during this year's meeting in Sitges.
There was also widespread speculation that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's "secret meeting," which was accomplished with the aid of cloak and dagger tactics like locking journalists on an airplane to keep them from tracking the two down, took place at the 2008 Bilderberg meeting in DC.
So as we can see, there are a plethora of examples of Bilderberg setting a consensus on a particular policy area which later comes to pass at both the national and international levels. To claim otherwise is to be completely ignorant of the manifestly provable fact that Bilderberg has immense power in setting agreements on policy and exercises that power on a regular basis.
In light of this, Berlet and Hollingshead are either shoddy journalists who have done no research whatsoever and are merely phoning it in, or they are being paid to deliberately spew biased and completely inaccurate information by the establishment they work for in a futile attempt to convince people that Bilderberg has no power, presumably in an effort to halt growing numbers of protesters who descend on Bilderberg each year, whom Bilderberg members now class as a "threat" to their agenda and secrecy.
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The 2010 Bilderberg agenda has been revealed by veteran Bilderberg sleuth Jim Tucker and it paints a picture of crisis for the
War with Iran may be around the corner now that Bilderberg has given the official approval.
globalists, who are furious at the increased exposure their gatherings have received in recent years, as well as being dismayed at their failure to rescue both the euro and the failing carbon tax agenda, but more alarmingly according to Tucker, the majority of Bilderberg members are now in favor of military air strikes on Iran.
American Free Press muckraker Tucker has proven routinely accurate with the information he obtains from sources inside Bilderberg, which makes this year's revelations all the more intriguing.
According to Tucker, Bilderberg luminaries are dismayed at the fact that "many important people" are not attending this year because, due to increasing exposure, invitees are "getting in trouble at home" and constituents are embarrassing them by asking irate questions such as "what are you doing with these monsters?"
"All these people are exposing us, we get all this mail and calls," Tucker paraphrased Bilderberg members as complaining.
This dovetails with the revelations overheard by Guardian journalist Charlie Skelton at the Hotel Dolce Sitges before the meeting began when he heard conference organizers lamenting the fact that protest numbers are growing at Bilderberg events each year and that they represent a "threat" to Bilderberg's agenda.
In addition, prominent Bilderberg Zbigniew Brzezinski, the man who warned recently that a "global political awakening" was threatening to derail the move towards global government, was expected to be in attendance at this year's meeting.
Tucker named his source as an international financial consultant who personally knows Bilderberg members and has done business with them for the past 20 years.
Turning to Iran, Tucker said that many Bilderberg members, including Brzezinski, were in favor of U.S. air strikes on Iran and were "leaning towards war," although 100 per cent of members were not supportive of an attack.
"Some of them in Europe are saying no we shouldn't do it but most of them are in favor of American air strikes on Iran," said Tucker, adding, "They're tilting heavily towards green lighting a U.S. attack on Iran."
An attack on Iran would provide a welcome distraction to the globalists' failings in other areas and would also allow them to war profiteer, pointed out Tucker.
On the subject of the euro, Tucker said that the Bilderberg elitists were determined to save the single currency even as it collapsed to a new 4-year-low at $1.19 against the dollar yesterday afternoon. As we have highlighted, the globalists are panicking at the euro's fall and the ECB keeps intervening to try and hasten its decline. If the euro were to cease to exist, it would all but derail the ultimate agenda for a global currency because the perceived stability of using one currency for a plethora of nations would be discredited.
"The euro is important because it's part of their world government program, they're very downbeat because they've fallen so far behind," said Tucker, explaining that the globalists had planned by now to have the European Union, the American Union and the Asia-Pacific Union already up and running.
With regard to the climate change agenda, on which subject Microsoft founder Bill Gates was personally invited to the conference to discuss, Tucker said that Bilderberg were still intent on pushing it in pursuit of a carbon tax despite the fact that the whole move was massively eviscerated in the aftermath of the Climategate scandal.
Tucker quoted one Bilderberg member as all but admitting defeat on the mission to hoodwink the public into paying taxes in the name of fighting global warming.
"On climate change, we're about whipped," said one of the elitists in attendance.
However, Tucker said that the globalists were working on putting out more climate change propaganda "even as we speak".
On the issue of the BP oil spill, the Bilderbergers made it clear that President Obama's apparent "outrage" at BP and his threat of criminal procedures against the company was an little more than an act and that British Petroleum, who have been represented at Bilderberg meetings in the past by people like Peter Sutherland, former non-executive chairman of BP, were still "one of our brothers," according to the elitists.
The future of oil prices are always an important topic to Bilderberg and the leaks Tucker and other investigators relayed from previous Bilderberg meetings were proven accurate when oil prices hit $150 a barrel in 2008, which was precisely what Bilderberg had called for.
"Gas prices are going to be nice and cheap this summer," said Tucker, adding that they would start to rise again to the $4 a gallon level around November when artificial scarcity is created.
On the march towards anti-democratic global government, Bilderberg members stated that America must be "Europeanized" and turned into a giant socialist welfare state with health rationing and higher income taxes.
Tucker said hat Bilderberg were intent on mandating a bank tax paid directly to the IMF to fund global governance and a global treasury department under the IMF, and that this would then merely be passed on to the consumer.
In summary, Tucker said that this year's conference was the most downbeat and pessimistic Bilderberg meeting in history, with massive exposure of their agenda acting as a roadblock to the ultimate goal of an authoritarian world government run by the elite, for the elite.
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Bilderberg drena cofres públicos en España
Sindicato policial denuncia el "despilfarro" en seguridad que conlleva el Club Bilderberg
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El Sindicat de Mossos d'Esquadra (SME-CCOO) ha denunciado el 'gran despilfarro' que ha supuesto las medidas de seguridad para la reunión del Club Bilderberg, un grupo privado del que forman parte mandatarios, grandes empresarios o monarcas, y que ha movilizado a centenares de agentes autonómicos.
En un comunicado, el SME ha expresado públicamente "su desacuerdo hacia lo que supone un injustificado despilfarro de dinero público destinado a preservar la seguridad de un acto privado", cantidad que cifra en "centenares de miles de euros"
Revela este sindicato que, para garantizar la seguridad del encuentro anual del Club Bilderberg, que este año se celebra en un hotel de Sitges (Barcelona), "el Departamento de Interior ha montado un dispositivo de seguridad formado por centenares de mossos d'esquadra de diferentes especialidades (USC, BRIMO, Tráfico, Tedax, Subsuelo, Guías Caninos, ARRO, Información), así como la activación del helicóptero de Mossos".
"No se entiende que en plena crisis, cuando los gobiernos han impuesto un recorte salarial a todos los funcionarios escudándose en la crisis económica, ahora se dedique a enviar centenares de mossos a cubrir un acto no oficial y a generar un gasto cifrado en centenares de miles de euros que deberán pagar los fondos públicos", indica la nota del SME.
El sindicato policial también denuncia que, para garantizar la seguridad de este acto, "se hayan tenido que enviar patrullas de otras demarcaciones policiales, con la consiguiente desprotección de sus territorios", y que "se haya forzado a algunos agentes a trabajar 8 fines de semana seguidos" o que se hayan programado "servicios continuados de más de 12 horas".
El SME-CCOO entiende que al ser un club privado, el Club Bilderberg, al que también se conoce como el "gobierno del mundo en la sombra", se debería "hacer cargo de los costes que genera la seguridad de este acontecimiento, y más teniendo en cuenta las cifras millonarias que aglutinan algunos de sus miembros, y no derrochar el dinero público de todos los ciudadanos".
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Eugenicist Bill Gates Attending 2010 Bilderberg
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William Gates wants to sterilize people as a measure for population reduction.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates will join fellow elitists for the first time at the 2010 Bilderberg conference currently taking place in Sitges Spain, after he apparently attempted to pull a bait and switch by pretending to attend another event before being forced to admit to journalists that he will give a speech at the globalist confab.
Gates let slip that he would make his debut at Bilderberg after being asked by journalists from 20 Minutos, a free Spanish newspaper which is published daily in numerous Spanish cities as well as others around the world.
According to the report, Gates told reporters, "I'm one of those who will be present," adding that he will take part in a debate with fellow globalists on the subjects of "energy and the needs of the poorest," as well as climate change, renewable energy and the economic crisis.
Indicating that he will also give a speech to the Bilderberg elitists, Gates said, "I hope not to bore."
It appears as though Gates initially tried to throw reporters off the scent by claiming he was in Barcelona to attend a Global Health Institute conference which was then mysteriously "cancelled".
The translation of the Spanish report can be read here.
Gates' presence at the elite confab was also confirmed by the German news agency DPA.
The Spanish report also confirms that Spain's Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero will attend the conference this afternoon, where he will be joined by Queen Beatrix of Holland, ECB Chairman Jean Claude Trichet as well as former U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
Rumsfeld has sporadically attended Bilderberg meetings in the past but he is not a regular visitor to the annual gatherings. For Gates, this is his first time at the conference although his wife Melinda is a regular attendee.
Both Gates and Rumsfeld's presence at this year's event indicates that some very important developments are set to unfold over the course of the next 12 months, particularly with regard to Iran as well as the global warming agenda, which has been on the ropes since the Climategate scandal and the failed Copenhagen summit in December.
Gates' Bilderberg presentation will also likely include information about his eugenicist projects to lower global population figures.
During a recent TED conference, an organization which is sponsored by one of the largest toxic waste polluters on the planet, Gates told the audience that vaccines need to be used to reduce world population figures in order to solve global warming and lower CO2 emissions to almost zero.
Stating that the global population was heading towards 9 billion, Gates said, "If we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services (abortion), we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 per cent."
Quite how an improvement in health care and vaccines that supposedly save lives would lead to a lowering in global population is an oxymoron, unless Gates is referring to vaccines that sterilize people, which is precisely the same method advocated in White House science advisor John P. Holdren's 1977 textbook Ecoscience, which calls for a dictatorial "planetary regime" to enforce draconian measures of population reduction via all manner of oppressive techniques, including sterilization.
Gates' eugenicist zeal is shared by his fellow Bilderberg elitists, many of whom have advocated draconian policies of population control in their own public speeches and writings. Indeed, the Rockefeller family funded eugenics research in Germany through the Kaiser-Wilhelm Institutes in Berlin and Munich. The Rockefeller Foundation praised Hitler's sterilization program in Nazi Germany. David Rockefeller attended the first Bilderberg meeting in 1954 and is now the head of Bilderberg's "steering committee".
A joint World Health Organization-Rockefeller inoculation program against tetanus in Nicaragua, Mexico and the Philippines in the early 1990's was in fact a covert trial on using vaccines to medically abort women's babies.
"Comite Pro Vida de Mexico, a Roman Catholic lay organization, became suspicious of the motives behind the WHO program and decided to test numerous vials of the vaccine and found them to contain human Chorionic Gonadotrophin, or hCG," writes historian F. William Engdahl in his article, Bill Gates And Neo-Eugenics: Vaccines To Reduce Population. "That was a curious component for a vaccine designed to protect people against lock-jaw arising from infection with rusty nail wounds or other contact with certain bacteria found in soil. The tetanus disease was indeed, also rather rare. It was also curious because hCG was a natural hormone needed to maintain a pregnancy. However, when combined with a tetanus toxoid carrier, it stimulated formation of antibodies against hCG, rendering a woman incapable of maintaining a pregnancy, a form of concealed abortion. Similar reports of vaccines laced with hCG hormones came from the Philippines and Nicaragua."
Gates recently announced that he would be funding a sterilization program that would use sharp blasts of ultrasound directed against a man's scrotum to render him infertile for six months. "The foundation has funded a new "sweat-triggered vaccine delivery" program based on nanoparticles penetrating human skin. The technology is described as a way to "…develop nanoparticles that penetrate the skin through hair follicles and burst upon contact with human sweat to release vaccines," writes health researcher Mike Adams.
Gates is likely to be asked by other Bilderbergers how to get the global warming carbon tax agenda back on track after a drastic plummet in the credibility of climate change alarmists since the Climategate scandal broke.
Part of Bilderberg's agenda to usher in a "post-industrial revolution" revolves around mandating western countries to adopt disastrous "green economy" initiatives, which as Spain has painfully experienced at first hand, cost over 2.2 jobs for every "green" job created.
The carbon tax agenda is also about enforcing a consumption tax which will drastically reduce living standards and leave people more concerned about feeding their families with little time to worry about Bilderberg's undemocratic scheming, something the Bilderberg hierarchy are keen to oversee in an effort to squash the growing global awareness of Bilderberg and the new world order, because they view "people with income" as "a threat" to their plans for world government.
Watch Bill Gates' comments on using vaccines to lower global population in the clip below.
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Bilderberg 2010 Agenda Leaked
Veteran Bilderberg researcher and bestselling author Daniel Estulin has once again acquired a copy of the agenda for the annua l meeting of the world's power elite. In an exclusive interview with The Corbett Report earlier today, Estulin revealed what the Bilderbergers will be discussing at this year's confab in Sitges, Spain on June 3-6, 2010.
According to the documents—which Estulin obtained from his sources inside the secretive group—issues to be discussed in this year's formal deliberations are:
1. Will the Euro Survive?
2. Development in Europe: Europe's Exit Strategy…On Hold?
3. Do We Have Institutions to Deal With the World Economy?
4. Greece: Lessons and Forward-looking Strategies
5. NATO and Afghanistan: The Practical Agenda for the Alliance
6. Iran and Russia: Economic and Financial Threats to the Alliance
7. The Consequences of War Against Terrorism
8. The Influence of Domestic Issues on American Foreign Policy
9.The Outlook for Japan's Economy
10. The Future of the U.S. Dollar: Alternative Scenarios
That the Bilderbergers—essentially a talking shop for European and North American power players—are interested in discussing the current meltdown of the European economy should come as no surprise, especially as the group's attendee list includes many of the key financiers and string pullers who helped steer Europe into the crisis in the first place. Past attendees of the meeting include current EU President Herman Van Rompuy who got the job as the first non-elected head of the undemocratic European Union after a special wine and dine session with Bilderberg steering committee members. Last year he heralded the beginning of global government, praising the increased role of G20 in dealing with the global financial crisis. Other key Bilderbergers include Jean-Claude Trichet, who, as head of the European Central Bank, was instrumental in helping to craft the current European bailout which itself is designed to incentivize the bankruptcy of Europe. Trichet, too, also recentlycalled for global government to regulate the world economic meltdown that his fellow Bilderbergers helped to create.
Those familiar with the Bilderberg group's long-cherished dream of achieving global government through the creation of an international financial framework will be unsurprised to see that a debate on the question "Do We Have Institutions to Deal With the World Economy?" is the third order of business at this year's meeting. Nor will it be a surprise when the question is inevitably answered with the standard globalist line that international institutions like the IMF and the World Bank need to be "strengthened" and even given enhanced regulatory powers as a result of the crisis they have brought about, exactly as Bilderberg observers have been predicting for years. Indeed, as Estulin himself notes in his latest book, Shadow Masters, former U.S. Undersecretary of State George Ball expressed the ambition of the globalists in an address to the 1968 Bilderberg meeting in Mont Tremblant when he stated that they were interested in developing a "world company" to take over the "archaic political structure of nation states"
Other items on the agenda are exactly in line with the issues and plans made at last year's Bilderberg and those ideas debated at last year's G20 Finance Ministers meeting, both of which Estulin was able to infiltrate with his inside sources. The fact that the Iran-Russia alliance is on this year's agenda is doubly telling, not only because a strike against Iran was on the table at this year's Trilateral Commission meeting, but because, as Estulin notes in today's interview, it indicates that the real object of the Bilderbergers' aggression against Iran is the destabilization of Russia, a country that has traditionally been a thorn in the side of the globalists.
Perhaps the only thing that is surprising about this year's leaked agenda is that the secretive group, which has gone to great length to conceal itself from media and public scrutiny, has failed to take precautions to prevent Estulin and his sources from acquiring the information yet again. "I'm a little bit disappointed in the Bilderbergers," he said on the line from Spain, where he currently resides. "I would think they would have taken certain precautions and measures, especially coming to my part of the world."
While the agenda is only a guide for the larger group discussions and the real decision-making takes place among the core members of the group behind closed doors, it does serve as an indicator of the issues and events that are preoccupying the globalists at this sensitive stage of their operation, just as they begin to realize their dream of instituting global government by manufacturing a global depression. Even as these plans begin to come to fruition, the people of Iceland, Greece, and other developed countries are beginning to rise up en masse to throw off the yoke of financial oppression and key Bilderbergers are openly talking of their fears of a global political awakening.
This year's conference marks a new level of exposure and opposition to the Bilderberg group itself. Daniel Estulin will be making an historic speech to the European parliament on June 1st along with Mario Borghezio, Nigel Farage, and other key MEPs. Then Charlie Skelton, reporting once again for the UK's Guardian newspaper, will be taking part in a mass counter-conference where those opposed to the Bilderbergers and their secret proceedings will gather to draw attention to the group.
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Justia Dockets & Filings Second Circuit New York Northern District Praileau v. The United States et al Filing 17
Praileau v. The United States et al
ORDER - That the 16 Report-Recommendation and Order is ADOPTED in its entirety. That plaintiff's complaint (Dkt. No. 2) is DISMISSED in its entirety without prejudice, and that plaintiff is permitted an opportunity to amend, and that such amended complaint shall be filed within thirty (30) days of this Order. That, if plaintiff fails to file an amended complaint within the time permitted, the clerk is directed to close this case without further order of the court. Signed by Senior Judge Gary L. Sharpe on 12/5/2017. (Copy served via regular mail)(jel, )
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK ________________________________ WILLIAM PRAILEAU, Plaintiff, 1:17-cv-836 (GLS/CFH) v. THE STATE OF NEW YORK, et al., Defendants. ________________________________ APPEARANCES: OF COUNSEL: FOR PLAINTIFF: WILLIAM PRAILEAU Plaintiff, Pro Se 8 East 109th Street New York, New York 10029 Gary L. Sharpe Senior District Judge ORDER The above-captioned matter comes to this court following a ReportRecommendation and Order by Magistrate Judge Christian F. Hummel, duly filed on November 8, 2017. (Dkt. No. 16.) Following fourteen days from the service thereof, the Clerk has sent the file, including any and all objections filed by the parties herein. No objections having been filed, and the court having reviewed the Report-Recommendation and Order for clear error, it is hereby ORDERED that the Report-Recommendation and Order (Dkt. No. 16) is ADOPTED in its entirety; and it is further ORDERED that plaintiff's complaint (Dkt. No. 2) is DISMISSED in its entirety without prejudice, and that plaintiff is permitted an opportunity to amend, and that such amended complaint shall be filed within thirty (30) days of this Order; and it is further ORDERED that, if plaintiff fails to file an amended complaint within the time permitted, the clerk is directed to close this case without further order of the court; and it is further ORDERED that the Clerk provide a copy of this Order to the parties in accordance with the Local Rules. IT IS SO ORDERED. December 5, 2017 Albany, New York 2


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World Haley slams rights groups after US quits UN council
22:26 20 june 2018
22:26 20 june 2018 Source: msn.com
Haley slams rights groups after US quits UN council 2018-06-20 2018-06-20
When, not if: U.S. poised to quit UN's human rights council
Diplomats say the United States is about to quit the United Nation's main human rights body, primarily over Washington's claim that the Human Rights Council is biased against Israel. The move would be the Trump administration's latest snub of the international community. The U.S. State Department said Friday no decision has been made to leave.
US Ambassador Nikki Haley on Wednesday accused human rights groups of thwarting a US push for changes to the UN Human Rights Council and contributing to Washington's decision to quit the body. In a letter sent to non-governmental organizations, Haley complained that they had played a
NEW YORK - US Ambassador Nikki Haley on Wednesday accused human rights groups of thwarting a US push for changes to the UN Human Rights Council and contributing to Washington&39;s decision to quit the body. In a letter sent to non-governmental organizations, Haley complained that
© Provided by AFP US Ambassador to the United Nation Nikki Haley, seen here at the State Department June 19, 2018, accuses human rights groups of "unrelenting bias" against Israel
US Ambassador Nikki Haley on Wednesday accused human rights groups of thwarting a US push for changes to the UN Human Rights Council and contributing to Washington's decision to quit the body.
In a letter sent to non-governmental organizations, Haley complained that they had played a "deconstructive" role by refusing to support US efforts to take Israel off the council's agenda.
Haley on Tuesday announced that the United States was quitting the rights council, condemning the "hypocrisy" of its members and its alleged "unrelenting bias" against Israel.
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US Ambassador Nikki Haley on Wednesday accused human rights groups of thwarting a US push for changes to the UN Human Rights Council and contributing to Washington's decision to quit the body. In a letter sent to non-governmental organizations
"You should know that your efforts to block negotiations and thwart reform were a contributing factor in the US decision to withdraw from the council," said Haley in the letter seen by AFP.
"You put yourself on the side of Russia and China, and opposite the United States, on a key human rights issue."
Eighteen rights groups including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International wrote to UN member-states in May to express concern that a proposed US draft resolution at the General Assembly could weaken the rights council.
"By attacking and blaming NGOs for its own failure, the Trump administration is taking a page out of the book of some of the worst governments around the world," said Human Rights Watch's UN director Louis Charbonneau.
The rights group had warned that the proposed changes could trigger "hostile amendments," possibly from China and Russia, to undermine the work of the council which monitors human rights crises worldwide.
"Such hostile proposals could enjoy broad support and the US might not be able to stop them," said Charbonneau.
Haley had repeatedly threatened over the past year to quit the 47-nation Geneva-based body unless there were reforms to its agenda and to the election of its members, which often run unopposed as a region's candidate, regardless of their rights record.
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The Tag-Along 2 (2017)
Posted on 26 March 2019 5 April 2019 By AntBit
The Tag-Along 2 screens 6.20pm, 5 April 2019 at Curzon Soho as part of London's inaugural Taiwan Film Festival
In 2014, a team of men illegally logging at night on Dakeng Hill, Taichung unearths a buried corpse, and then comes under supernatural attack. Nobody notices the absence of three undocumented Thai workers, but the disappearance of their Taiwanese overseer makes the local papers, along with other missing persons, in a collage of clippings that form the opening credits of The Tag-Along 2. The sharp-eyed might even discern, in this mosaic of missing posters, the faces of many characters from the first film, also directed by Cheng Wei-hao.
Still, one of the attractions of this sequel is the way in which it deviates from the original, finding its own paths through the haunted forest – indeed, totally remapping its terrains – before looping back through and around the first film's timeline in a manner that transforms, rather than merely rerunning, its plot. Eventually Yi-chun (Hsi Wei-ning) will return, a broken shadow of the confident, independent-minded DJ from The Tag-Along – but before that we will meet new characters with their own problems and fates. And if the first film ended with pregnancy, this new one will pick up that motif and run with it, making the fraught relations between mothers and daughters its thematic focus.
Cut to 2016, and young social worker Shu-fen (Rainie Yang) is having to separate 'weird' mother Mei-hua (Francesca Kao) from her young daughter Yong-ching (Isa Lin) who has for a whole year been kept locked away, and covered in hand-written inscriptions, inside their apartment. Meanwhile, Shu-fen is having difficulties with her own daughter Ya-ting (Ruby Chan), a sullen teen seven weeks pregnant by an older boyfriend. Faced with having an abortion that she is not sure she wants, Ya-ting vanishes – and Shu-fen's increasingly frantic search for her daughter will lead to Ya-ting's boyfriend the animistic exorcist Chun-kai/'Master Tiger' (Wi Nien-hsuan), to a disused hospital, back to Mei-hua, and eventually to an abandoned amusement park in the forest where another lost daughter – a little girl in red familiar from urban legend (and from the first film) – longs to find her own mother.
The amusement park setting is key to the wild and bumpy ride along which The Tag-Along 2 is taking its viewers. For in a narrative that violently criss-crosses between past and present, rattling along through unstable, labyrinthine locations where reality and nightmare vie for occupancy, everything is ruled over by irrationality and hallucination, leaving us dizzy with disorientation. Here ancient religious traditions and black magic are brought into conflict with more modern misfortunes, and maternal instincts prove both a toxic, destructive force and the only hope for a better future. As we find out who the little girl in red is, and why she has come to lure damaged people into the woods for the demonic mosien to trap, as in the first film what happens to these characters might be supernatural, but the negative emotions which drive them are all too recognisably real, ensuring that the film's horrors are rooted in grounds as much psychological as haunted. It's a crazy roller-coaster of a film, perhaps too intense to be straightforwardly fun, but nonetheless rammed full of unhinged incident and deranged detail.
Strap: Cheng Wei-hao's spooky sequel The Tag-Along 2 is both mountain hike and amusement park ride through the fraught dynamic of the mother-daughter relationship.
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Degree in hand, Funkhouser has no regrets
By Jason Beck
DETROIT -- No, Kyle Funkhouser said. If he had a chance to do it all over again, he wouldn't change anything.A year ago, Funkhouser was in speculation for the Tigers' top pick in the 2015 MLB Draft before going to the Dodgers later in the first round. The 35th overall
DETROIT -- No, Kyle Funkhouser said. If he had a chance to do it all over again, he wouldn't change anything.
A year ago, Funkhouser was in speculation for the Tigers' top pick in the 2015 MLB Draft before going to the Dodgers later in the first round. The 35th overall selection was the highest pick not to sign, returning for his senior season at the University of Louisville.
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One year later, the big right-hander is a Detroit draftee, picked in the fourth round on Friday. In terms of the Draft spot, his drop was the Tigers' gain after Detroit gave up its second- and third-round picks as compensation for free-agent signings.
In Funkhouser's eyes, he gained a lot out of it, too.
"I don't regret a single thing I did last year, coming back," Funkhouser said Friday as he prepared for the Cardinals' NCAA Super Regional this weekend. "I wouldn't change a single thing about it. Coming back here, I had a great experience, a great time, got my degree."
The degree means more than one might expect for a highly touted pitcher. Funkhouser graduated from Louisville last month with a degree in marketing, which meant as much for himself as it did to his family back home in Chicago. His mom is an accountant, while his dad worked in the printing business. Long baseball career or not, he says having the degree is a relief.
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Funkhouser also furthered his education about baseball, the game and the business.
"I learned a lot, just the game of baseball and kind of the game of life," Funkhouser said. "You don't always have it as bad as you think, but you don't always have it as good as you think. I just feel like I grew up a lot. I just feel like I'm in a much better place mentally than I was last year."
After spending his junior season in the spotlight, Funkhouser ceded the attention to a stellar crop of Cardinals juniors. Outfielder Corey Ray, reliever Zack Burdi and catcher Will Smith all went in the first round, followed by infielder Nick Solak.
Funkhouser was more of a question mark. He had a 5.19 ERA in mid-April and a 4.54 ERA a month ago. He felt good, but the results didn't translate.
"Just kind of a hangover from last year," he said. "I threw pretty well, just the stuff was down. I think more than anything it was a mental reset."
His pitching came together with back-to-back strong seven-inning performances and 18 total strikeouts. Funkhouser pitched out of the bullpen in the ACC Tournament for the first time in three years with two perfect innings. Then he tossed eight innings of one-run ball against Western Michigan in the NCAA Regional. His fastball crept back up, and his command became sharper.
Funkhouser relaxed a bit, he admitted, once his coursework was over and his degree was complete. Now that his pro-ball direction is set, he said, it's a weight off his back.
"The waiting game's kind of over," he said. "It's good to know what's going to happen."
Jason Beck has covered the Tigers for MLB.com since 2002. Read Beck's Blog, follow him on Twitter @beckjason and listen to his podcast.


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Hip Apartments in Adelaide, Australia, You'll Want to Call Home
Adelaide has several hotels that offer home-from-home apartments | Courtesy of Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury / Expedia
Judy Cogan
Australia is a huge country, and taking in the best of its beaches, culture and bucket-list attractions in one trip can be a squeeze. That's why holidaymakers ofter overlook Adelaide in favour of Melbourne, Sydney and Cairns. However, the South Australian capital boasts sandy beaches, world-class wineries and a buzzing culinary scene worthy of your attention. It's also a handy place to base yourself before venturing into the otherworldly landscape of the Outback. Here, Culture Trip rounds up the best holiday apartments in Adelaide to do just that.
Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury
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These roomy holiday apartments in Adelaide are contained within the city's former treasury building, now a heritage-listed property in Adelaide's bustling Central Business District (CBD), overlooking Victoria Square. The National Trust runs tours of the old Cabinet Room tunnelling under the building; it was once used for the secure transport of gold. This sense of history is palpable within the apartments, despite the modern comforts and designs that ensure your stay is a comfy one. Conveniently, the airport is a five-minute drive away.
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In Port Adelaide, just 15km (9mi) northwest of the CBD, these hotel apartments are made for business travellers, providing a peaceful base to work from, with high-speed wifi and an in-room desk. You can choose from studios or one-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes, or if you're travelling with colleagues or friends, there are also two- or three-bedroom apartments. The Fishermen's Wharf Market and Birkenhead Bridge are close by, and there are even a few old-world pubs serving top-notch grub that can, in some cases, be charged to your hotel bill – check where this applies at reception.
Adelaide Dress Circle Apartments – Kent Town
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Adelaide Dress Circle Apartments comprises 42 modern, fully equipped one- and two-bedroom units, all furnished to a high spec. There are some handy essentials provided on arrival, too, including tea and coffee, milk, sugar, washing powder and Aussie Natural Essence toiletries in the bathroom. Large groups are welcome, and extended stays (more than four weeks) are also available. Kent Town is an upcoming suburb, east of the city centre, near Rymill Park (home to Adelaide Fringe Festival) and the Adelaide Botanic Garden.
Seawall Apartments
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The sea-grazing suburb of Glenelg sits in a beautiful sandy bay, just a short tram ride from Adelaide city centre. Here, you'll find spotlessly clean pads, all stylish, contemporary and well looked after by a team of friendly staff. A quiet path will lead you directly to the beach, and the apartments are conveniently located for dolphin-spotting cruises from Holdfast Shores Marina. Enjoy leisurely days spent strolling between quirky organic cafes and seafront indie boutiques before dinner at one of the much-talked-about eateries along Jetty Road.
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Forget visiting a spa: at North Adelaide Boutique Stays Accommodation, your room is the spa. The spa studio has a queen bed, a deep luxurious spa bath with a wall-mounted TV above it, and an iPod docking station. The spa package includes sparkling wine and chocolates on request, and if you can't bring yourself to leave your self-pampering sanctuary, the property offers home-cooked meals you can warm up in your microwave.
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From Hume Serviced Apartments, you can hop on the free City Loop bus that stops just outside the door, taking you on a tour of Adelaide's top sights, shops and gardens. The apartments are fully equipped, and there's a supermarket just across the road to keep you stocked up on supplies. The leafy Hutt Street, with its village-like vibes and cute eateries, is also a short walk away, and Coffylosophy, a nearby cafe, is a sure bet for brunch specials such as smashed avo and halloumi, chilli scrambled eggs and hearty burritos.
Hello Adelaide Motel and Apartments
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What this place lacks in frills, it makes up for with smiles. Affordable and comfortable, the Hello Adelaide Motel and Apartments sits in the tiny southeast suburb of Frewville. A major draw is its proximity to Frewville Foodland, an award-winning supermarket that will keep your cupboards generously stocked with organic produce during your stay; you'll also have tasting stations, a cheese bar and a coffee bar to enjoy. You can also rent an apartment long-term if you're paying an extended visit to Adelaide.
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If you want to stay in the thick of it, you can't do better than iStay Precinct Adelaide – unless you took a room in Adelaide City Hall. This hotel sits on Morphett Street just south of Light Square and offers a deluxe range of open-plan one- and two-bedroom apartments, each with a full kitchen and a private balcony. The property also has an indoor heated pool, a spa and a steam room, all of which are welcome luxuries after a day spent exploring the streets of Chinatown and nearby Adelaide Zoo. The craft-beer and cocktail bars of the fairy-light-strewn Peel Street are also close by, giving you plenty to do – and drink – in the evening.
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A stay at BreakFree puts you in the centre of Adelaide's West End – a lively quarter full of trendy laneway restaurants and rooftop bars showcasing the best of the city's nightlife. The smoke-free apartments are modern, unfussy and fully equipped for comfy self-catering stays. There are some handy extras, too, such as a babysitting service, a massage studio and a gym.
Miller Apartments Adelaide
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Sitting in the city centre, this plush, award-winning property is a great spot to base yourself for exploring Adelaide and the South Australia region. The friendly staff will help you plan day trips out to the beautiful Barossa Valley wine region, the rugged wilderness of Kangaroo Island or the Adelaide Hills. The Executive Apartments are modern, clean and stylishly designed with Bose sound systems and other high-spec amenities and come with late checkout (noon). If you have a car, these Adelaide holiday apartments also offer parking.
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The best way to get to know a city is on foot, and from Franklin Apartments, it's never more than a short walk to some of Adelaide's top landmarks and attractions. Adelaide Central Market is a good place to start; it's been a thriving hub of food and culture since 1869. Rundle Mall, Adelaide Oval and Waymouth Street and its many restaurants are also just a few blocks away. And if you need any extra tips on things to do and places to eat, there will be staff on hand to point you in the right direction.
Majestic Tynte Street Apartments
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For a comfy, hassle-free stay, make one of these self-contained studios or one-bedroom apartments your base in the buzzy North Adelaide area. Majestic Tynte Street Apartments comes with all the modern conveniences needed – including kitchenettes, free wifi, flat-screen TVs and sofa beds – and it's in a great spot for tracing Adelaide's history, too. The South Australian Museum and the Migration Museum are right around the corner, and the Fire Station Inn, which dates back to 1866 and is part of the North Adelaide Heritage Group, is next door.
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Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble recognized at the Shellie Awards - 08/09/18
We've had an amazing season, and look forward to our upcoming shows - Showcase 2019: From the Heart on February 2nd, Festival 10 - A Treasury of 10-Minute Plays on March 30th, and our mainstage production of Honk! in July, along with our Performing Arts Youth Academy show, which will also be performed in July.
Congratulations to all of our nominees, and to the entire cast and crew for both shows.
About Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble:
Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble is comprised of a seasoned team of performers, technicians and educators with extensive theatrical training and experience. Through its network of support developed with local government, businesses, schools and non-profit organizations, Ghostlight engages community members in its mission, encouraging local talent, backstage personnel and others to create live theater that may be enjoyed on both sides of the lights. Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble is excited to bring the gift of live theatre to East Contra Costa County, and to know that our efforts are keepin' the light on for our community. For more information, and to find out how you can support Ghostlight's efforts, visit www.ghostlightte.org.
NOMINATIONS FOR A MUSICAL:
Actress in a Musical: Mikayla Thompson, Man of La Mancha
Actor in a Musical: Richard Howarter, Man of La Mancha
Supporting Actress in a Musical: Hayley Finetti, Man of La Mancha
Supporting Actor in a Musical: Chris Finetti, Man of La Mancha
Director of a Musical: Helen Moore Dixon, Man of La Mancha
Music Direction: Jeff Kumagi & Susan Stuart, Man of La Mancha
Choreography: Kathryn Lopez, Man of La Mancha
Costume Design of a Musical: Helen Moore Dixon, Man of La Mancha
Scenic Design of a Musical: Shara Main, Man of La Mancha
Lighting Design of a Musical: Shara Main, Man of La Mancha
Outstanding Musical Production: Man of La Mancha
NOMINATIONS FOR A PLAY:
Actress in a Play: Helen Moore Dixon, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Actor in a Play: Ron Craven, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Supporting Actress in a Play: Lisa Luttinger, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Supporting Actor in a Play: Alex Hoos, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Director of a Play: Kal Berns, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Costume Design of a Play: Helen Moore Dixon, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Scenic Design of a Play: Kal Berns, Calendar Girls (BTC)
Outstanding Play Production: Calendar Girls (BTC)
It was an exciting evening at last night's 40th Annual Shellie Awards, an event founded to recognize outstanding achievement in the performing arts in the Contra Costa / Diablo Valley region. Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble was particularly proud to to be honored with the first award of the night, with a win going to Chris Finetti for "Supporting Actor in a Musical" for his hilarious and heartwarming portrayal of Sancho in Ghostlight's production of Man of La Mancha. Then, Ghostlight's General Manager, Shara Main, was recognized for her outstanding contributions to the performing arts. The audience was treated to performances from the casts of a host of nominated productions. The cast of Man of La Mancha performed The Impossible Dream, and the cast of Calendar Girls performed an iconic scene from their play.


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Community Hospital rates the highest in Monterey 12/21/2015
Community Hospital again received 4 stars, the most in Monterey County, from patients rating their hospital experiences. The rating system is from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and is aimed at making it easier for the public to make informed decisions when it comes to their healthcare.
Community Hospital rates the highest in Monterey
Community Hospital receives upgrade to AA- rating from Standard & Poor's 12/8/2015
Standard and Poor's upgraded Community Hospital from an A+ to AA- rating on its public debt and an outlook of "stable" for the future.
Community Hospital receives upgrade to AA- rating from Standard & Poor's
Community Hospital "Top Performer" on six key quality measures 11/25/2015
Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula has been recognized as a Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® by The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of healthcare organizations in the United States.
Community Hospital "Top Performer" on six key quality measures
Community Hospital Gets 'A' for Patient Safety in Leapfrog's Fall 2015 Hospital Safety Score 11/3/2015
Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula earned an A in this elite national ratings program, recognizing its strong commitment to patient safety.
Community Hospital Gets 'A' for Patient Safety in Leapfrog's Fall 2015 Hospital Safety Score
Special screening of WWII documentary for Veterans Day 10/27/2015
An award-winning documentary about efforts to give World War II veterans the trip of a lifetime is being shown in a free Veterans Day screening in Monterey.
Special screening of WWII documentary for Veterans Day
Community Hospital provides free health screenings and information at Healthfest 10/21/2015
Community Hospital provides free health screenings and information at Healthfest
Hospice Giving Foundation awards $425,000 grant to Community Hospital's Hospice of the Central Coast 10/2/2015
Community Hospital Foundation is proud to announce it has received a grant in the amount of $425,000 from Hospice Giving Foundation. Since its inception in 1997, Hospice Giving Foundation has granted more than $22 million to local programs dedicated to strengthening and improving palliative, hospice, and other end-of-life services.
Hospice Giving Foundation awards $425,000 grant to Community Hospital's Hospice of the Central Coast
It's back: Football, subs, and prostate screenings at 'guys' night out' 9/28/2015
It's back: Football, subs, and prostate screenings at 'guys' night out'
Aches, pains, or breaks in your joints or bones? Community Hospital's new Orthopedic Center can help 7/16/2015
Helping community members lead more active, pain-free lives is the mission of Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula's newly formed Orthopedic Center.
Aches, pains, or breaks in your joints or bones? Community Hospital's new Orthopedic Center can help
Moms, babies gather for global breastfeeding record-setting attempt 7/15/2015
Moms and their babies are invited to Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula Saturday, August 1, 2015, for the Big Latch On, a worldwide effort to set a new record for simultaneous breastfeeding.
Moms, babies gather for global breastfeeding record-setting attempt