There are currently 25 real estate properties & homes for sale in Albany, OH. The median home value in Albany, OH is $104,800. This is lower than the county median home value of $108,200. The national median home value is $185,800. The average price of homes sold in Albany, OH is $104,800. Approximately 56.14% of Albany homes are owned, compared to 29.3 % rented, while 14.56% are vacant. These 25 Albany real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact an HER Realtors Albany real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
This 3 bedroom, 2 full bath house is located on a beautiful wooded 7 acre+ hilltop lot. The land is a mixture of rock outcroppings, woods, flat areas and cleared fields. Each time I visit the property I see more and more why it's the perfect location- privacy, nature, spectacular views and so much potential. The house is spacious with a lot of natural light, 3 good sized bedrooms, decks in the front and back and a full walkout basement that could easily be partially finished. Conventional, rehab loan or cash purchase only. Property is being sold "as is", Seller will not make any repairs. Great for a house flipper or handy person who wants to put in some hours and make this a gem! Alexander School District, Buckeye Rural Electric & LeAx water.
Gorgeous, immaculate newer home for sale on David Lane in Albany. Tons of light in this home, especially in the living room with its cathedral ceilings and open concept living and kitchen area with a bar for family to hang out while the chef cooks dinner. The kitchen has beautiful hardwood floors and all stainless appliances which convey with the sale. The dining area next to the kitchen sits adjacent to large sliding glass doors to the deck and the half acre yard. Off the kitchen is the laundry room with lots of shelving and easy access to the 2 car garage. Down the hallway you'll find two bedrooms, a full guest bath, and a large master bedroom with en suite full bathroom. The master bath has a double bowl vanity, a large jetted soaking tub and a separate shower. The master bedroom walk in closet is another great touch! Downstairs is a full basement with poured concrete walls and high ceilings, just begging to be finished. The current owners set up a second living area in the basement with couches and a TV for watching the game. The home comes with a transferable structural warranty of 20 years and a lifetime warranty guaranteeing no water in basement.
Over 10 acres of woods and even a small corner of pond! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home is located on a quiet road and beautiful country setting. Sit on the covered porch and enjoy your morning coffee or soak up the sun on the back deck. A 2 car carport will shield your car from the elements and the 2 garage with a gravel floor can provide storage for all your valuables!
This 3 bedroom, 2 full bath home offers great views and private setting on 1.05 ac. m/l. When you enter the front door you will immediately see the large and open updated kitchen that flows into the family room that boast hardwood floors and gives you that spacious feeling with views to enjoy. Down the hall are 2 nice bedrooms with hardwood floors and a full bath. Finishing out the 1st floor is another large family room again with hardwood floors and expanded area for office. Lower level has another family room, bedroom, full bath with laundry for your convenience. Home includes and attached 2 car garage plus another detached garage for your extra toys and storage. The back yard is the real hidden gem with a private picnic shelter and room for your summer garden. With gorgeous views and private back yard this could be the one.
This 5 bedroom, 3 bath home is incredible and sits on a gorgeous 6+ private acres m/l. When you open the front door and enter the foyer, you will find an absolute breathtaking and open floorplan. Owner has designed a large kitchen & dining area that opens up to a spectacular Great Room with vaulted knotty pine ceilings, large windows and a gas fireplace. Down the hall is the master suite (with wonderful master bath) with sliding doors that go out to the private covered back patio and pool area. Finishing out the 1st floor is a full laundry room and 3 more large bedrooms and full bath. Lower offers a full walkout with nice family area, full bath, storage room and 2 more great bedrooms or office. Property comes with a large pool with custom deck, private fenced outdoor rec. area and outdoor wood burner that heats the home and offers free hot water. All this plus attached 2-car garage and a detached 2-car garage for workshop or hobbies.
Great opportunity for horse lovers, hunters, and recreational riders. The 150 +/- ridgetop acres are the standout of this listing, but it also offers a farm house that can be lived in comfortably while you customize it to your needs, or while you play or hunt on the property. Then again, you might want to select one of the many nice building sites to start a new chapter in a new home on this exceptional acreage. For horse lovers, there are several nice riding trails already established. According to the owner this property features two Native American mounds (of course, you'd want to explore that claim further). It was also once the site of the old Lively Ridge Schoolhouse. Some nice pasture with partial fencing presents many possibilities for tailoring the land to your needs. In addition to public water, there is a cistern system for garden watering. A nice combination of woodlands and fields (approximately 150 acres) and is also close to Zaleski state forest. The property also offers a great opportunity for the nature lover or the person that wants to be out and removed but yet within 30 minutes of Athens and close proximity to McArthur. Acreage 135+0r- could be bought separate.
NATURE LOVERS' PARADISE! PRICED TO SELL! This is a MUST SEE property and includes a FARMHOUSE, OUTBUILDINGS, AND 130 ACRES! It is perfect for hunting, fishing, farming, ranching, hiking, canoeing, bird watching, or just relaxing a short distance away from the city. The 100 YEAR OLD FARMHOUSE is 2,096 sq.ft. and was RESTORED and UPDATED with an eye to retaining character and improving function. ORIGINAL WOODWORK has been retained throughout. The two original fireplaces have been renovated with Vermont Country Stove inserts offering warmth and charm. The home features a LARGE OPEN KITCHEN with butcher block counters. THREE BEDROOMS include a large master with en-suite downstairs and two large bedrooms upstairs. Additional home and 25+/-ac available.
This cute move in ready 3br is situated on a quiet street in Albany. With the recent updates to the electric, new heating system, remodeled kitchen, new siding, and more, this house would be a perfect first home. If that isn't enough there is a covered back porch and fenced in yard for the kids to play. This one wont last long at this price!
Enjoy the covered front porch and large carport with expanded area for extra storage and entertainment. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home comes with open floor plan and 1400 Sq. Ft. all on one floor. Home features solid oak kitchen cabinets with island, all whirlpool appliances including self cleaning smooth top range, solid wood raised interior paned doors, large master suite with walk in closet and master bath. Plus 2 more nice size bedrooms and another full bath in hall. Home was constructed with 2x6 walls, tilt in energy efficient windows for easy cleaning, high efficiency heat pump, fenced in back yard, and extra storage building. All this on a private street and easy highway access. Immediate Occupancy.
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$$$ 10K Listing $$$ If you want seclusion and wildlife this property offers both. Deer literally walk up to your back door. This home sets back in a private lane by itself on over 5 acres of country living. "All" appliances to remain with the home. Possible seller contribution towards closing costs.
It always happens in three's… I have three septic systems, I have three water taps and I have three building sites and my acreage of 9 M/L (closer to 10) is divisible by three. Imagine that! There is already a three bedroom and two bath mobile home on the property. It has a huge wrap around deck, gas furnace and is in good condition. Follow the driveway to the right and there is a storage building, a 3 car garage/workshop and a place for another mobile home or home site. The third site is located on the other end of the property. Nicely spread apart. Bring the whole family and make a homestead or build a business with the infrastructure in place. Very peaceful and nice location with the sunset views. Easy access to Route 50 in Albany. Don't miss this opportunity!
Back on the market at reduced price, this sprawling stick-built, ranch-style home offers lots of room to ramble, inside and out! For starters there are three huge bedrooms, each with its own private full bathroom. That's 3 master bedrooms for the price of one, and one of the bedrooms even boasts an additional large attached office/media/workout space. Heck, if you're ambitious you can do all three there- work, watch TV and exercise all at the same time right there in the privacy of your very own owner's suite! Next up are the cavernous main living areas - two of them no less. And then there's the huge chef's kitchen with miles of cabinet and counter space, appliances included, plus a laundry room and garage all on one floor, with accessible hallways and entryways, including a front porch ramp to boot. The basement is equally big, boasting high ceilings and an assortment of rooms suitable for storage, workshop, potential family room, and more. There's not much NOT to love here and owner will miss this place dearly, as health issues required vacating property prematurely. Last of personal belongings will be removed before closing. Come visit paradise at a price designed to sell.
NATURE LOVERS' PARADISE! PRICED TO SELL! This is a MUST SEE property and includes a FARMHOUSE, OUTBUILDINGS, AND 130 ACRES! It is perfect for hunting, fishing, farming, ranching, hiking, canoeing, bird watching, or just relaxing a short distance away from the city. The 100 YEAR OLD FARMHOUSE is 2,096 sq.ft. and was RESTORED and UPDATED with an eye to retaining character and improving function. ORIGINAL WOODWORK has been retained throughout. The two original fireplaces have been renovated with Vermont Country Stove inserts offering warmth and charm. The home features a LARGE OPEN KITCHEN with butcher block counters. THREE BEDROOMS include a large master with en-suite downstairs and two large bedrooms upstairs. Additional home and 25±ac available.


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We've Voted: What Happens Next?
Priya Pandey
Election Day has come and gone, votes have been cast, and the final votes are being counted. This year, millions chose to cast ballots by mail, or took advantage of the early voting in their area, and even registered at the polls on Election Day. Now that every envelope has been sealed, ballots have been delivered, boxes have been bubbled, and "I Voted" stickers have been collected, what happens next? Life after the election seemed to be lightyears ahead last week, and even today it feels like a fever dream.
There is going to be a lot taking place over the next few days as ballots are counted and we must be patient and let the democratic process take place. Part of this process will be counting how many Electoral College votes each candidate gets as states tally up individual popular vote numbers. The Electoral College has been a part of our democratic process since the start, but what does it really do and what can we expect this year?
Here is what you should know about the Electoral College in the next couple of days:
1. The Electoral College was created out of "compromise".
The Electoral College is a constitutional process established by the founding fathers in Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution. In the process, a group of presidential electors from each state are appointed and come together every four years to elect the President of the United States. It consists of 538 total members and electors are apportioned according to the number of congressional seats of each state (two Senators plus the number of House members).
The Electoral College was created as a "compromise" created through the 12th Amendment of the Constitution, in order to elect the President through a system of electors rather than the popular vote in order to address fears small states (think Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Delaware) had about larger states deciding the outcome of the election. The rationale behind it goes much deeper and is shrouded in racist ideas surrounding the three-fifths compromise and slavery.
On election night, as people cast individual ballots, those votes are then counted and state popular vote totals are then used to distribute Electoral College votes to the candidates. The candidate that reaches 270 votes is the winner.
2. Every state has its own set of rules around the Electoral College.
On election night, you're probably familiar with watching TV and seeing the various maps show states across the country turning blue or red. The rules around the Electoral College are not always uniform. This applies to both how electoral votes are distributed and rules that bound electors in the state. In Nebraska and Maine, for example, electors are split by congressional district. In these states, the winner of the popular vote in the state gets two electoral college votes, and then one vote is assigned to the winner of each congressional district. For the most part, states follow a "winner takes all" system where the winner of the popular vote wins all the Electoral College votes. Additionally, states' electors are bound by different rules as well.
State governments mandate rules for electors and how they should vote. In 32 states, electors are legally bound to vote for their states' popular vote winner in the electoral college. An elector who diverges from their rules and casts a vote for the candidate they are not pledged to is known as a "faithless elector". Faithless electors are rather rare and have not made enough of an impact to change the outcome of an election.
3. Electors meet on the "first Monday following the second Wednesday of December" to cast their official votes.
The electors meet and cast separate votes on paper ballots for president and vice president. Following this, the results are delivered to the President of the U.S. Senate, and then on January 6, 2021, the 117th Congress will count and officially announce the results in a joint session. While these procedures are not as well known to the public, they are a constitutionally mandated process that happens every four years. In the event of an Electoral College tie or uncertainty, Congress, specifically the House of Representatives, will cast votes to select the new President and Vice President.
The Electoral College process is not one that will be fully complete in a day, or even a week. It will take time for states to count all ballots and finalize the numbers. Electors will then meet, certify their votes as electors, and finally deliver them to Congress. It is important that we understand how thorough this process is, and where it comes from. Being informed beyond Election Day can be a source of empowerment for many folks across the country and provide clarity and understanding. Whether you're a voter, an electoral organizer, or are looking to be more informed on election night, a strong understanding of the electoral college is a good way to start.
WASHINGTON – Today the League of Women Voters of the United States president Dr. Deborah Turner, CEO Virginia Kase, and the full board of directors issued the following…
LWVUS Statement on the Certification of the Presidential Election
Any objection to this process is simply political theater which directly mocks and defies our Constitution.
POLITICO: States brace for surge of voter registrations as deadlines near
After system crashes in Virginia and Florida, other states are warned of the possibility of glitches as registration deadlines approach.

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The compass direction a slope faces (i.e. North, South, East, or West.)
Slope Aspect with respect to the sun:
The direction a slope faces with respect to the sun (aspect) has a profound influence on the snowpack. It often takes several years of experience in avalanche terrain before most people appreciate the importance of aspect. If you don't know your north from south, then you had better learn, because someone who doesn't know the aspect has missed one of the most important pieces of the avalanche puzzle. Buy a compass. Use it often and work on developing an intuitive feel for slope aspect. No excuses on this one.
The influence of aspect with respect to the sun is most important at mid latitudes, say from about 30 degrees to around 55 degrees–from about the southern U.S. border to about the northern British Columbia border. At equatorial latitudes, the sun goes almost straight overhead, which shines equally on all slopes. At arctic latitudes, in the winter, the sun is too low on the horizon to provide much heat and when it finally gets high enough in the spring and summer, it just goes around in a big circle anyway, shining on all the aspects with nearly the same intensity. Thus, in the arctic spring, aspect has some influence but not nearly as significantly as in mid latitudes. Therefore, the importance of aspect is primarily at mid latitudes.
At mid latitudes in the northern hemisphere:
• North facing slopes receive very little heat from the sun in mid winter. Conversely, south facing slopes receive much more heat. Therefore, a north facing slopes will usually develop a dramatically different snowpack than a south facing slope.
• South facing slopes tend to be warmer and often develop thin ice crusts. Because these crusts tend to grow weak layers around them from near-surface faceting, be careful not to assume southerly aspects are safer.
• How about east and west? East facing slopes catch sun only in the morning when temperatures are colder while west facing slopes catch the sun in the warm afternoon. Consequently, east facing slopes are colder than west facing slopes.
• A cold snowpack tends to develop more persistent weak-layers than a warm snowpack A cold snowpack commonly develops notoriously fragile weak-layers such as facets and surface hoar. Largely because of this, the lion's share of avalanche accidents occurs on north and east facing slopes, partly because that is where we find the best snow and people tend to trigger more avalanches there, but mostly because they exhibit more persistent weak layers.
• In wet snow conditions due to strong sun, it's just the opposite of a dry snowpack: south and west facing slopes will usually produce more wet avalanches than the more shady slopes.
• During prolonged cloudy or stormy conditions when the sun seldom shines on the snow, there will be very little difference between sunny and shady slopes.
• Remember that in the Southern Hemisphere it's just the opposite. South facing slopes are colder than north facing ones.
Slope aspect with respect to wind:
It's extremely important to recognize the aspect of a slope with respect to the predominant wind direction. Slopes that are lee to the wind (i.e., facing away from the wind) can get wind loaded. In addition, cross loading can wind load slopes. See Cross loading and Wind loading for more information
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As expected, Seven is moving Saturday Disney to make room for Weekend Sunrise.
Beginning this Saturday it will now air at 9am -11am.
The shift replaces a Disney movie: Kronk's New Groove and knocks The Emporer's New School out of schedule.
Weekend Sunrise is yet to confirm Andrew O'Keefe and Samantha Armytage as hosts for the new Saturday edition.
And yes, that makes Seven the second amendment of the 2010 ratings year.
i am not a child, but i Love saturday disney. it is a fun interlude at the end of a week. it is no wonder i think my life is going at high speed, the natural 'brake' at the start of the weekend has gone!
I know! Me and my brother wake up at 6 thirty to get ready to watch it! Network 7 just wants money. Terrible move, Seven!
Excuse me, Centophobia but Saturday Disney itself is live but not the shows or segments on it. The things like reading emails and make craft is live.
Off the topic whose idea was it for Channel 7 to drop the Childrens Television Programming in the Mornings on weekdays and weekends for a dull as a church sermon breakfast programme.
Its The Morning Show that has infomericals not Sunrise, however having said that Sunrise have commerical agreements with a number of companies and advertise their products throughout the program i.e Jetstar promos and Sunrise weather is proudly brought to you by such as such.
More Sunrise? Fair enough on weekdays, but let the kids get up early on the weekends and let the adults sleep in! Silly move Seven. Do they not sell enough ab circle pros and sham wows and tell us about Brangelina enough during the week?
Saturday Disney's been a great kid's show for a long time and should stay where it is. Is this bump a plan to just axe it outright later in the year (due to lack of 'ratings')?
oh come on! Saturday mornings is for Kids….we have to sit thru six days of Sunrise already…give us a rest day please.
@ Bella – The Shamwow advertising is on The Morning Show.
Great more Shamwow advertising for my Saturday morning.
I just hope Seven has the brains to promote the change (not just in kiddies primetime, but in mum and dad's primetime too) otherwise it could harm Saturday Disney's chances of a full live-action lineup working.
I also wouldn't mind Seven developing a Saturday Disney Retro product, for 7Two, where a random full episode of Saturday Disney from 7's vaults airs, in the 7-9 slot on Saturdays, including the cartoons that episode aired. Imagine seeing Bonkers, Darkwing Duck, even Ducktales back on 7Two screens… After all, I'm loving Pinky and The Brain all over again on GO!, why not do the same with the Disney back catalogue of animated series.
just as long as I can look at Shae Brewster and watch kim possible I'm happy.
This is kind of annoying, but could be a good move for Saturday Disney, with late rising kids now being able to watch. Still a bit crappy that it has survived over 20 years on air without a time-slot change (except for a few months last year when it moved to 6:30). When you start messing with things it can become ugly.
Long running shows deserve a little respect… this is it's 20th year! And the longest running host to be a part of the show is still there! This October will mark 8 years since Shae Brewster has been on the show, beating out Daniel Widdowson (7 years) and Shelley Craft and Jeniene Mapp (6 years).
And who needs more news?! Can't Saturday mornings just be for the kids who has gone to school all week and look forward to Saturday morning cartoons. It Weekend Sunrise doesn't do all that well at 6:00am, I wonder if they'll move SD to 6-8am, then have Weekend Sunrise from 8-10am.
Kids have already watched all their TV for the morning by then, most kids would be going to sports or out for the day by 9.
Because everyone hates sleeping in a bit on their weekends and get up extra early to watch sunrise!
Garion: It's the first time it has been bumped later. There was a failed bumped earlier experiment (is there such thing as bumping earlier) last year.
I reckon David Frankin (who helped spearhead the program in the 1990's and who commented here when the 1000th ep aired last year), will be mighty upset at this news.
They can't just do that!. Saturday Disney is a landmark on the network seven saturday mornings.
Saturday Disney is not live. It should move to 7Two, but who knows what Seven are thinking.
I agree with The Master – keep it on 7-9am on 7TWO and replay on 7. No it's not live.
Maybe you should post a running tally of amendments on your front page so we can see how many changes the networks do over time.
Other than the few months it aired last year from 6:30am to 8:30am, Saturday Disney has always been on 7am-9am.
Is this the first time Saturday Disney has had its time bumped?


Frank Wagner was born in Levittown, New York. Graduating in 1980, Frank attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, studying jazz bass with Steve Swallow and Ron McClure as well as classical music with William Curtis from the Boston Philharmonic and Walter Botti of the New York Philharmonic. He has performed all over the world in a host of musical settings including all star jazz bands, Broadway shows, national tours, recording sessions, cabaret, society bands, and classical orchestras. Some of the big bands Frank has toured with are Buddy Rich, Larry Elgart's Manhattan Swing Orchestra, Glenn Miller and Clem Derosa's All Stars.


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La Ville Lumiére: With tension on the streets of Paris and uncertain euro zone growth, how long can the French capital's office market keep shining?
The effect on the general French real estate market has been clear. It enjoyed a record year in 2018, according to BMO Real Estate Partners, with €32.8 billion invested in commercial real estate, compared with the previous record of €31.9 billion in 2007.
City-wide class A office average rent registered its first decline in Beijing, according to Savills. It was down 0.2 percent quarter-over-quarter to RMB368 per square meter per month ($54.57 per square foot per month) by the end of the first quarter 2019, although this was up 10.7 percent year-over-year.
During the first quarter of 2019, the New York City multifamily market experienced declines in comparison to 2018, according to research by Ariel. With the political power shift that occurred in the New York State Assembly during this past November, impending legislation pertaining to rent regulation is expected to be enacted later this year.


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The actor Vince Vieluf gained massive popularity after his mind-blowing performance in the 2001 movie Rat Race. He gained further acclaim following his role in the hit TV series Love, Inc. He is also credited for his work in Epic Movie, Death Vally, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and more.
Early Life, Education, Bio Of Vince Vieluf
Vince Vieluf was born on November 10, 1970, in Joliet, Illinois, in the United States. Spending most of his childhood days in Portland, Texas, the actor attended Gregory-Portland High School in Portland before deciding that acting was his calling in life.
Vieluf also studied with Second City and that was the time he found he had a talent for improvisation and comedy.
Vince Vieluf's Professional Career
Vince Vieluf initiated his acting career by working on stage with The Black Box Theater. In November 2005, he made his way to Los Angeles and performed with the Actor's Gang Theatre. After he landed many roles in TV series and movies, Vieluf found himself in a leading role in the feature movie An American Werewolf in Paris.
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Similarly, he played the recurring roles on the series E.R., Jesse and Friends. Some of his other popular roles include Clay Pigeons (1998) starring Joaquin Phoenix and Rat Race (2001) starring John Cleese. Taking a potential risk in life sometimes led people to their new heights. Same happened with Vince after he was chosen to play one of a team of aspiring skateboarders in a 2003 movie Grind despite a lack of skateboarding experience.
Sharing the credits along with Elisabeth Harnois and Eric Szmanda, Vieluf featured in most popular TV series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Later, in the year 2010, the actor became the director and writer of the movie Order of Chaos.
Vince Vieluf's Net Worth And Earnings
Vince Vieluf has accumulated a large amount of money from his splendid acting career. As per sources, it can be believed that the actor has a net worth of around $0.6 million, in 2019.
Vince has played some major roles in commercially hit movies. In 2006, the actor was cast in the movie Epic Movie which was turned out to be the biggest success at the box office grossing over $86 million against its producing cost of $20 million merely. In the movie, he played the role alongside Kal Penn and Jennifer Coolidge.
Vince Vieluf's Relationship And Affair
Vince Vieluf is yet to be married and the actor is also not dating anyone publically. He has not disclosed anything about his love life, dating, and relationship. With limited information, we can assume that Vieluf is single at the moment.
Vince Vieluf 's Height, Age, And Other Facts
Height: He stands at the height of 5' 9" (1.75 m).
Birth Name: Vincent Ernest Vieluf
Age: He is at the age of 48 years, as of 2019.
He holds American nationality and his ethnicity is White.
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Violinist Mracek shows star potential at Boca Symphonia
December 5, 2016 By Greg Stepanich Leave a Comment
Jan Mracek.
One of the joys of being a music critic is getting a chance to have an early encounter with a major talent you've never heard before.
You don't know when that's going to happen, but it comes as a sure thing when it does. And Sunday afternoon at the Roberts Theater, it happened: An audience got to hear a young standout, new to American audiences, who it seems to me stands a good chance to enjoy a major violin career.
His name is Jan Mráček, and he is a 25-year-old musician from Pilsen, in the Czech Republic. The 2014 winner of the Fritz Kreisler Competition, he made his American debut last month in St. Louis, and this week he's in South Florida. In addition to his appearance with The Symphonia Boca Raton on Sunday afternoon, he'll appear with the same group Thursday night at the Broward Center for the Arts in Fort Lauderdale.
At the Roberts, Mráček was the soloist in the Brahms Violin Concerto, which is one of the most rewarding, but most difficult concertos in the repertoire, as well as one of the longest. It often sounds like a struggle for the soloist, with its big triple stops, its gigantic first-movement cadenza and its tricky finale.
But when Mráček played it, there was no sense of sweat or grimacing to overcome Brahms's challenges. His playing instilled confidence from the beginning that he was going to be able to play the piece well, and that he did. And it wasn't just about virtuoso showmanship: The entrance of the second theme in the first movement, and of the main theme of the second, were beautifully tender without being overwrought or mawkish.
Mráček's sense of restraint enabled him to give a muscular, expansive and precise account of this concerto, and at the same time a reading that made this work sound less awkward, as it can so often do when the soloist is not up to the music's demands. He simply gave a strong, sweeping, musically intelligent performance of this important concerto, and fulfilled its promises, and his.
The Symphonia had scheduled a second piece, the charming Mazurek of Mráček's countryman Antonin Dvořák, but artistic director Jeffrey Kaye said Mráček wanted to do a solo encore instead, which turned out to be the Recitative and Scherzo Caprice (Op. 6) of Fritz Kreisler. Mráček gave it a first-class, spotless performance, with all of its complicated double and triple-stopping perfectly in tune, which is critical for the Recitative, a moody, harmonically eccentric piece that evokes the extravagant music of its dedicatee, the great Belgian violinist Eugène Ysaÿe.
He took the Scherzo at an inhumanly fast pace, tossing off its sparkling high-register acrobatics and boisterous chord figures like so much diamond dust. Again, his intonation was something to marvel at: All the stops were spot-on, and he ended the piece with a smart bit of theatrics, plucking the final F chord with the violin held hanging down from the end of his outstretched left arm. The audience at the Roberts Theater loved it, though they would have stayed for the Dvořák, too, had the orchestra and Mráček decided to add that (and I would have liked to hear it).
With an accuracy of intonation and technical accomplishment that puts the listener in mind of people like Joshua Bell and Itzhak Perlman, Jan Mráček is probably capable of playing just about anything in the repertoire. The one thing he lacks is a big sound, which could be a drawback for certain kinds of listeners who like to be overwhelmed, and so he may find solo recitals and chamber music to be his best bet. But I'd be astounded if he didn't make some kind of serious mark on the world of music at large.
Mráček was sensitively accompanied by the Symphonia, led Sunday by James Judd. And although the Florida Philharmonic that Judd once led has been gone for 13 years now, this concert was a reminder that the British conductor was an excellent fit for the South Florida musical community. He knows how to get good results from his players, and at his best he directs with real distinction.
He opened with the Egmont overture of Beethoven, and led it with ferocity. The opening chords were played with huge, stretched accents, prelude to a highly dramatic traversal of this familiar music. The orchestra responded well to Judd's approach, unleashing a surprising amount of power for its size in the joyful coda.
The other work on the program was the Fourth Symphony (in C minor, D. 417), the so-called Tragic, of a teenage Franz Schubert, who wrote it 200 years ago this past April. The music is more stern and urgent than it is tragic, but it is a well-written, skillful piece that should turn up more often on symphonic programs.
Judd and the Symphonia gave the work a solid, enjoyable reading, with good drama in the minor-key section of the second movement, a forceful scherzo and a well-paced finale.
The Symphonia Boca Raton performs at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts's Amaturo Theater at 8 p.m. Thursday in a repeat of the Sunday program with violinist Jan Mráček. Visit browardcenter.org or call 954-462-0222; tickets start at $25.
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'Dancee education innovator, pioneer in dance movement therapy, and author. Hawkins ( - ) was raised on a dairy farm in Missouri. She earned a B.S. in physical education at the University of Missouri, and then attended Columbia Teachers College in New York City where she developed an her interest in modern dance. She then studied dance at Bennington College in Vermont and Steamboat Springs, Colorado while completing an M.A. and an Ed. D. at Columbia University. Before accepting the chairmanship of the dance program at UCLA in , she taught at Emporia State Teachers' College in Kansas and George Williams College in Chicago. In , she established an autonomous Dance Department in the College of Fine Arts, the first of its kind in the nation. She also developed degrees in dance/movement therapy, theoretical studies in dance history, aesthetics and education, as well as choreography and performance. Hawkins obtained a Rockefeller Foundation grant in the s with which she created the Graduate Dance Center at UCLA, a model for many other dance programs in the U.S. and England. She was also responsible for founding the West Coast Dance Film Archive and the Council of Dance Administrators. Her involvement from to as a dance/movement therapist and researcher at the Neuropsychiatric Institute at UCLA included the creation of a series of educational research films for the emerging field. In her work with the American Dance Therapy Association, she helped found the council of Graduate Dance/Movement Therapy Educators and served on their committee to evaluate graduate programs. Her program has been a source of dancers, lighting and costume designers, and technical personnel for dance companies across the country, as well as for teachers and those researching and documenting dance. By the end of the s, more than half the chairs of dance departments throughout the country, and some abroad, were graduates of UCLA's Dance Department. After retiring from UCLA in , Hawkins taught for more than years in the Dance Department at Santa Monica College. She was the author of Creating through Dance, Dance: a Projection for the Future', Modern Dance in Higher Education, and Moving from Within: A New Method for Dance Making; and also authored numerous articles on dance. Honors bestowed on Hawkins included UCLA's Distinguished Teaching Award, the California Dance Educators' Award, and the University of Missouri Outstanding Woman of the Year award. Under Hawkins' direction, the Dance Department at UCLA received numerous awards for leadership from organizations such as the American College Dance Festival and California Dance Educators Association. '


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A number of attacks on phone masts across the country are believed to be linked to false claims that the 5G network is spreading coronavirus. Picture: PA
A man who pleaded guilty to an arson attack on a 5G phone mast in Liverpool will be sentenced later on Monday.
Michael Whitty was warned he faces a prison sentence when he admitted arson at a hearing last month at Liverpool Crown Court.
The 47-year-old pleaded guilty to the attack on the telecommunications mast in Kirkby, Merseyside, on April 5.
Nobody was injured, but damage was caused to the structure - owned by Vodafone.
A number of attacks on phone masts across the country are believed to be linked to false claims that the 5G network is spreading coronavirus.
Whitty, of Perimeter Road, Kirkby, will be sentenced later today at Liverpool Crown Court.
At a previous hearing Andrew Alty, defending, asked for a pre-sentence report to be prepared to provide further details of Whitty's reasons for committing the offence.
He said: "There is more of an explanation behind this that he would like to give."
The court heard material from the defendant's mobile phone was being assessed by the prosecution.
Judge Andrew Menary QC adjourned the case until today.
He told Whitty: "You must recognise that it is inevitable there will be a custodial sentence in this case."
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"Disha"; Compensatory Afforestation Fund Bill; Line of Actual Control (LAC); Mahasweta Devi; etc.
Centre forms 'Disha' for timely implementation of Central Schemes
Rajya Sabha passes Compensatory and Afforestation Fund Bill, 2016
Surplus river basins face drop in rainfall: IIT study
Three new varieties of butterflies discovered in Uttarakhand
CAG of India signs 11 UN Audit reports
India, China deny LAC violation
Mahasweta Devi passes away
Tabla maestro Pandit Lacchu Maharaj dies in Varanasi
The Centre announced the formation of District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DDCMC) which supercedes the District Vigilance & Monitoring Committee currently mandated by Ministry of Rural Development and the new committee will be known as "Disha".
These Committees would monitor the implementation of 28 schemes and programmes of Ministry of Rural Development and other Ministries to promote synergy and convergence for greater impact.
The main purpose of this committee is to coordinate with Central and State and local Panchayat Governments, for successful and timely implementation of the schemes.
Efforts will be made to ensure the participation of people's representative at all levels in it and successful implementation of flagship programme of central government.
Composition of "Disha":
The Chairperson of the committee will be the senior most Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) elected from the district, nominated by the Ministry of Rural Development.
The other Members of Parliament (Lok Sabha) representing the district will be designated as Co-Chairpersons.
One MP (Rajya Sabha) representing the State and exercising option to be associated with the district level Committee of that district (on first come basis) will be designated as Co-Chairperson.
All Members of the State Legislative Assembly elected from the district,
All Mayors / the Chairpersons of Municipalities, chairperson of the Zilla Panchayat, five elected heads of Gram Panchayat including two women, one representative each of SC, ST and Women to be nominated by the Chairperson will be among other members of the committee.
The Member Secretary of disha should be the District Collector / District Magistrate/ Deputy Commissioner except in cases where specific exemption has been given by the Union Government.
Terms of references of the committee:
Ensure that all programmes are implemented in accordance with the Guidelines.
Look into complaints/alleged irregularities received in respect of the implementation of the programmes.
Closely review the flow of funds including the funds allocated, funds released by both Centre and the State, utilization and unspent balances under each Scheme.
Rajya Sabha passed The Compensatory Afforestation Fund Bill, 2016.
The Bill had earlier been passed by Lok Sabha in May 2016.
Highlights of the Bill
The Bill establishes the National Compensatory Afforestation Fund under the Public Account of India, and a State Compensatory Afforestation Fund under the Public Account of each state.
These Funds will receive payments for:
Compensatory afforestation,
Net Present Value of forest (NPV), and
Other project specific payments.
The National Fund will receive 10% of these funds, and the State Funds will receive the remaining 90%.
These Funds will be primarily spent on afforestation to compensate for loss of forest cover, regeneration of forest ecosystem, wildlife protection and infrastructure development.
The Bill also establishes the National and State Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authorities to manage the National and State Funds.
Key concerns:
The Bill establishes the Funds for compensatory afforestation and forest conservation. However, there are several factors (other than administration of funds) which affect compensatory afforestation and forest conservation.
Lack of planning and implementation:
The state forest departments lack the planning and implementation capacity to carry out compensatory afforestation and forest conservation.
With the share of funds transferred to states increasing from 10% to 90%, effective utilisation of these funds will depend on the capacity of state forest departments.
Difficulty in procuring land:
Procuring land for compensatory afforestation is difficult as land is a limited resource, and is required for multiple purposes, such as agriculture, industry, etc.
This is compounded by unclear land titles, and difficulties in complying with procedures for land use.
Decline in quality of forest cover:
A High Level Committee on Environment Laws observed that quality of forest cover has declined between 1951 and 2014, with poor quality of compensatory afforestation plantations being one of the reasons behind the decline.
What is CAMPA?
In 2002, the Supreme Court of India observed that collected funds for afforestation were underutilized by the states and it ordered for centrally pooling of funds under Compensatory Afforestation Fund.
The court had set up the National Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (National CAMPA) to manage the Fund.
In 2009, states also had set up State CAMPAs that receive 10% of funds form National CAMPA to use for afforestation and forest conservation.
Objectives of CAMPA
Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) are meant to promote afforestation and regeneration activities as a way of compensating for forest land diverted to non-forest uses.
Its mandate includes:
Lay down broad guidelines for State CAMPA.
Facilitate scientific, technological and other assistance that may be required by State CAMPA.
Make recommendations to State CAMPA based on a review of their plans and programmes.
Provide a mechanism to State CAMPA to resolve issues of an inter-state or Centre-State character.
What is NPV?
NPV was defined by the Supreme Court in its landmark decision of 2005 to be "the present value of net cash flow from a project, discounted by the cost of capital."
In common parlance, it is the sum arrived at by deducting the cost of investment from the present value of all future earnings.
NPV is a monetised value of forest land to be paid by the user agency to compensate for the loss of tangible and intangible benefits flowing from such lands.
[Ref: The Hindu, ToI, PRSIndia]
A study carried out by a team of researchers from IIT Madras and IIT Bombay has found a decrease in spatial variability of mean monsoon rainfall over major river basins in India.
There is a statistically significant decrease in the monsoon rainfall over major water surplus river basins.
There is no statistically significant increase in monsoon rainfall over major water deficit river basins.
Major surplus basins such as Mahanadi, Godavari, Brahmani and West Flow River-I are witnessing significant decrease in rainfall.
Other surplus basins also exhibited decrease in rainfall but they are not statistically significant.
The decrease in water yield in recent periods in major surplus basins has been more than 10% in the case of Mahanadi and West Flow River-I.
In the case of other surplus basins, the decrease has been within 10%.
Ganga, which is a major water deficit basin, has seen significant increase in rainfall, while Yamuna, Krishna and Cauvery river basins exhibit a decrease.
There has been an increase in extreme rainfall events in India but this does not play a significant role in water availability as the surplus water gets wasted.
Challenges to interlinking:
The study has found that the amount of summer monsoon rainfall over Indian river basins does not support the paradigm "wet gets wetter and dry gets drier".
The changes in rainfall pattern over major river basins in India raises concerns regarding the suitability and viability of interlinking major river water basins.
The water demand in a surplus basin first needs to be assessed and then met under decreasing water availability scenarios before transferring water to deficit basins.
Hence, planning for inter-basin water transfer [in order to supply water from surplus to deficit river basins] necessitates an immediate reassessment with a systematic approach.
[Ref: The Hindu, NCERT]
In a recent discovery in Uttarakhand, the three new varieties of butterflies were discovered.
Out of the three new varieties, two were discovered and photographed in Nainital whereas the third was found in Haldwani.
With the discovery in Uttarakhand recently, the total number of varieties of butterflies found in the hill state is 453.
Out of the 1,300 varieties of butterflies found in India, Uttarakhand was home to 450 until recently when three more names were added to the list.
[Ref: ToI]
Comptroller & Auditor General of India Shashi Kant Sharma, along with auditor generals of other countries, signed 11 United Nations (UN) Audit reports.
The reports were signed at the 70th regular session of the United Nations' Board of Auditors.
These reports will be presented to the General Assembly of the UN and other governing bodies.
The reports cover important UN bodies like UNICEF, UNDP, UNHCR, UN-WOMEN, UNOPS and UN Headquarters, among others.
China denied that its troops had crossed into the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Uttarakhand.
India also rejected that the Chinese forces had carried out an "incursion" into the Indian sided of the LAC in the Barahoti sector.
Line of Actual Control (LAC):
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) is a demarcation line that separates Indian-held lands from Chinese-controlled territory.
The demarcation existed as the informal cease-fire line between India and China after the 1962 conflict until 1993, when its existence was officially accepted as the 'Line of Actual Control' in a bilateral agreement.
The term "LAC" gained legal recognition in Sino-Indian agreements signed in 1993 and 1996.
The 1996 agreement states, "No activities of either side shall overstep the line of actual control."
Sino-Indian border:
The entire Sino-Indian border (including the western LAC, the small undisputed section in the centre, and the MacMahon Line in the east) is 4,056 km long.
The Sino-Indian border traverses five Indian states: Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh.
[Ref: The Hindu, Wiki]
Eminent litterateur and social activist Mahasweta Devi passed away in Kolkata.
About Mahasweta Devi:
Mahasweta Devi enriched Bengali literature through her prolific writing and unique style.
She actively engaged in social work and spent years researching and campaigning for the welfare of the tribals of Bengal.
She was honoured with a large number of awards during her lifetime including the Sahitya Akademi Award, Padma Shri, Jnanpith Award and Padma Vibhushan.
Tabla maestro Pandit Lacchu Maharaj passed away in Varanasi.
Pandit Lacchu Maharaj
About Pandit Lacchu Maharaj:
Lakshmi Narayan Singh, professionally known as Lachhu Maharaj, was an Indian tabla player of Benaras gharana.
Lachhu Maharaj was nominated for Indian civilian award, Padma Shri, but refused it on the grounds that the biggest honour for an artist was the appreciation of audience.
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I got around to these earlier than usual as my July screeners have been late arriving and I'm going away on holiday soon.
Here are my thoughts on this month's choices:
Nominated by Mikaela Smith, Jason Cluitt
I was really torn about this one. At some points I thought it was awful and at others I thought it was brilliant. On the plus side, I think it's admirably unique and does a great job of turning an idea that looks bloody awful on paper (a film about a man trying to sort out some major problems on his phone whilst driving down the motorway) into a genuinely gripping film. We never leave Tom Hardy or his car. We just hear him talk to various people on the phone about an important concrete delivery and the fact that he's off to witness the birth of a child conceived by a one-off fling. The cinematographer gets the best from shooting such a limited location and I did find myself eager to hear what Locke would do to sort out his various issues.
However, I had some big problems with the film. First and foremost is Tom Hardy. What on Earth is going on with that Welsh accent? Why did his character need to be Welsh? I just found it really distracting, not helped by Hardy's strange tone of voice and occasional literary flourish that give a theatricality to his performance. I found a lot of the dialogue and performances theatrical to be honest. This is likely down to the production process. Writer/director Steven Knight had Hardy perform the whole film in one go with the actors on the other end of the phone staying in a hotel nearby calling him up at appropriate times. They repeated the process around 2 times a night for about a week and edited together the best takes from all that footage. It's a fascinating way of doing it and I admire Knight's balls for going with it, but it made the performances a little stagey in my eyes and it bothered me.
Also, although I loved the idea that much of the film is about Locke's passion for concrete, some of his passionate speeches about the substance and buildings made from it were a bit over the top for my liking.
All in all it's a bizarre and generally effective film, but there were a few annoyances that kept me from going along with it from start to finish.
Nominated by Katy Vans, Michael Hankinson
Jarhead is a film that's been in my collection for a while (I've got it on HD-DVD, which is probably a good indicator of how long I've had it), so I'm pleased to have finally got around to it. I'd heard mixed reviews about this story of a marine in Iraq who never got to fire a round, so I was a little wary, but I liked the film quite a lot. Although it references bits and pieces from other war films, I felt it had it's own identity, largely through its look at a strange kind of modern war where the grunts on the ground don't have the same job they used to. The recruits are hungry for kills, but never get them, a fact that drives them crazy. I found this aspect to the film fascinating and it felt disturbingly believable.
It's a stunningly well shot film too, as you'd expect from director Sam Mendes and DOP Roger Deakins, who produce some striking imagery out in the desert. Performances are strong too, particularly the ever dependable Jake Gyllenhaal. Many of the characters feel a little illusive and the cheating girlfriends aspect didn't sit right with me, but largely I thought this was a great modern spin on the war movie.
This was a film I'd heard a lot of good things about and it didn't disappoint. Delving into the dark secrets of American suburbia, it's hardly a new concept, but the drama is intoxicating and there's a touch of black humour and satire (in part aided by an unusual 'voice of God' voiceover narration) that helps it rise above the rest. Characters are all three dimensional. Even though you feel for the central pair played by Kate Winslet and Patrick Wilson, and want them to get together, they're both flawed individuals. Also fascinating is the portrayal of a local sex offender played by Jackie Earle Haley. The film doesn't pretend that he doesn't have dark desires for children and he can be a monster at times, but it also shows us that he's human without resorting to simplistic 'reasons' or excuses why.
I wasn't 100% sold on the conveniently neat ending, but the finale leading up to it works brilliantly and had me on the edge of my seat. Beautifully made in many ways, it's a wonderful film that I'm sure will stick with me for a long time.
Up next in August:
Midnight in Paris – Nominated by Lorraine Chapman
Mud – Nominated by Katy Vans, Mikaela Smith
Mustang – Nominated by Katy Vans, Mikaela Smith
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Organized by the Campus Activities Board, the much-loved campus tradition signals the start of the holiday season for many TAMIU students and the community at large.
This year, guests are invited to take a photo with Santa Claus, enjoy entertainment and partake in free refreshments.
Later that evening, the University's Classical Guitar Ensemble will take the stage for the 18thAnnual "Guitarras de Navidad" Concert, at 7:30 p.m. in the Center for the Fine and Performing Arts Recital Hall. The concert includes a musical selection that draws from the sounds of the season.
General admission donation for the concert is $5 to support student scholarships. Student admission is free.
For additional information on the concert, contact Dr. Gilberto Soto at 956.326.3046, or email gsoto@tamiu.edu.
For more information on the tree lighting, contact the Office of Student Orientation, Leadership and Engagement at 326.2280 or email sole@tamiu.edu.


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Covid-19: 12,881 new cases, 334 deaths in last 24 hours; India's tally crosses 3.6...
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The number of coronavirus disease cases reached India recorded 3,66,946 on Thursday after the country recorded 12,881 fresh cases in the last 24 hours.
THe Union health ministry update at 8 am showed 334 deaths in the said period and the overall fatalities to be 12,237. There are 1,60,384 active cases and 1,94,324 cured or discharged.
The death toll surged after Delhi and Maharashtra took into account hundreds of fatalities that were pending review, officials have said.
The country had recorded its first fatality in March when the Covid-19 infection tally was a little over 70.
The first 5,000 fatalities took 80 days, the latest 5,000 deaths came in just 17 days, with more than 2,500 being reported in the last week.
India's case fatality rate (CFR) or the proportion of death to the total number of cases has gone up to 3.4% from 2.9% with the jump in the death toll.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday held the second round of meeting eith the chief ministers on the Covid-19 situation where he made it clear there will be not be any further lockdown in the country.
According to the chief ministers who attended the meeting, PM Modi said that they need to think about 'Unlock 2.0' and also ways to minimise infection.
The prime minister noted that the spread of Covid-19 is more in a few big states and cities and urged the chief ministers to make full use of their state's existing testing capacity and also work to augment health infrastructure.
An officer on special duty in the Union Health Ministry told the participants that there has been a continuous decline in growth rate of cases during the phases of lockdown and subsequently also in Unlock 1.0.
The OSD also informed that the number of cases and deaths per lakh of population in India are amongst the lowest in the world.
Home Minister Amit Shah, who also took part in the virtual meeting, said the country has so far been quite successful in the fight against the virus. He, however, cautioned that the "battle is far from over".
Chief ministers of Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar were among those who attended the meeting on Wednesday.


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Skinamarink review – sonic horror for the creepypasta generation
Kyle Edward Ball
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Writer-director Kyle Edward Ball's microbudget debut is a terrifying exploration of the intersection between nostalgia and nightmares
By: Steph Green
In 2007, the term "creepypasta" was coined on the imageboard 4chan to describe the advent of horror legends posted on the forum, soon evolving into a catch-all term for dark web stories designed to be read alone in the dark as knots twisted in the pit of your stomach (have we not all at some point lain in bed, reading "The Russian Sleep Experiment"?). By their very nature – anonymous, plausible and addictive in that particular "doomscrolling" way – they epitomize the way that the internet, especially in those early days, could be a cavern of fear for a certain generation raised in the cold glow of our computer screens.
Filmmaker Kyle Edward Ball was firmly part of this group, and on his YouTube channel BitesizedNightmares would encourage viewers to send their nightmares for him to recreate in eerie, lo-fi horror shorts – "best watched with the lights off and headphones on." His debut feature Skinamarink is inspired by several of his viewers' comments, stitching together scenes of childlike fear to build an impressively anxiety-inducing debut that chills you with its awful, drifting terror.
An analogue horror in the vein of 2022's We're All Going to the World's Fair, the film is set in 1995 and centres on two preschool children. It's shot from the hypnagogic POV of siblings Kaylee and Kevin, who wake up one morning to discover that all the windows and doors in their house have disappeared, and their father is nowhere to be seen.
As a one-sentence plot description alone, that's pretty chilling. Skinamarink unlocks a long-fossilized fear that's hard to describe: the memory of waking in the night as a child and thinking the coat hanging on your bedroom door is a ghoul, or believing that there is a boogeyman under your bed, a sort of early-years fright where you're too afraid to move or speak, and unable to express why. You rarely hear or see anyone during the runtime; it's 100 minutes of flickering TV sets and discarded lego, soundtracked to the cursed melody of vintage cartoons and the far-away mumble of voices that sound like they're trapped at the bottom of a well. Ball deploys disconcerting low camera angles that find and focus on the covert horrors hidden in ajar doors and empty hallways; a colour palette of black and indigo, cursed and inky, haunts the film like a ripening bruise.
Skinamarink has had monumental word-of-mouth buzz since premiering at Fantasia Film Festival in the summer of 2022, where a pirated version was spliced and splashed across YouTube, TikTok and Reddit, touted as the scariest film in recent memory. While an unorthodox way to have eyeballs on your arthouse feature shot on a crowdfunded budget of under £10,000, it only builds upon the film's innate fear. With its static, digital, beat-up look, it feels pirated, like we shouldn't be watching it, like a memory of a childhood terror too personal and dreadful to share. It feels reminiscent of how teenagers felt like they were watching a snuff film when they passed around copies of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in the playground, and marketing for The Blair Witch Project listed the main trio of actors as missing or deceased.
It's impressive and unique, using phonic manipulation and swirling darkness that leaves you scrambling to make sense of the murky pixels. What's scarier than being alone and afraid, stranded in the liminal space of a haunted house? Thankfully the film is light on vibe-cheapening jump scares (though not entirely devoid of them), but it's a shame that the runtime feels overlong: perhaps a punchy 80 minutes may have better suited the material, with many set to find it all a little repetitive and challenging.
But as a microbudget feat built on a simple concept – the blinding incomprehension of being young and scared – Skinamarink tiptoes masterfully around that fine line where nostalgia caves into nightmare. By the time it ends with a chillingly opaque final shot, you're sure in the knowledge that something truly malevolent resides within this film.
Skinamarink is on limited release in the UK from January 13.


A bunch of my teammates went to watch as well. Here are Andy Newell and Kaitlyn Miller.
After a hectic 3 days since winning Gold in the Team Sprint with Kikkan Randall, Jessie Diggins competed in her sixth race of the Olympics.
I don't know how she was still standing, let alone racing 30K.
Yet somehow she found some reserve of energy and skied a gutsy race in route to a seventh place finish.
In a testament to how good she's been at these Games, seventh was her worst placing of the six races.
Sadie Bjornsen was the second American finisher in the race.
I know that she wanted better, and she's proven many times that she is capable of better but yesterday just wasn't her day to show it.
Rosie Frankowski had an amazing 21st place finish in her first Olympic start.
She was moving up all day long.
Caitlin Patterson rounded out four US women in the top 30 with a 26th place finish.
Caitlin will be back for more, that much I am sure of.
The race was won in unbelievably dominating fasion by Marit Bjørgen, the most decorated Winter Olympian of all time.
She earned her eighth gold and 15th total Olympic medal.
She is a remarkable athlete.
It was nice to see that she still gets emotional when she wins.
And her teammates still get psyched for her! Here's Astrid Jacobsen, who did not get to race yesterday but was out cheering.
Finland's Krista Parmakoski took silver.
Sweden's Stina Nilsson took bronze.
After the race I did some rushed packing before the closing ceremonies. We took buses back to the stadium and staged in the same tent as Opening Ceremonies.
This time, unlike Opening, many athletes had medals around their necks. Here's Aspen's Alex Ferreira.
Because we walk as "one world", rather than as countries, in the Closing Ceremony, we were able to do a lot more mixing before walking in.
But we still found our teammates for pictures.
Like our Opening jackets, our Closing ones are electrically heated.
Here are Simi Hamilton and Sophie Caldwell.
Kikkan looks good with a little gold around her neck.
The feeling of walking into the stadium never gets old.
Even though we could all mingle, we still ended up in groups of USA athletes.
The atmosphere was a little more relaxed than Opening. Here's Alpine Skier Nolan Kasper lifting Sophie.
We were all keeping our eyes out for Jessie carrying the US flag.
The women's hockey team all had gold around their necks.
And then everyone wanted a picture with her.
We got similar gift bags at our seats that we got in Opening.
It was nice to actually be able to take a seat and watch the show rather than having to leave like I did at Opening!
I sat next to a curling gold medalist.
I was transfixed by the technical aspect of the show and how they pulled it all off.
At the end all of the athletes got to have a giant dance party on stage.
I'm so grateful that I got to be there.
Here is Kikkan with halfpipe gold medalist David Wise.
Here are, from left to right, mogul skier Jaelin Kauf, mogul skier Brad Wilson, Kikkan, snowboard slopestyle and big air rider Jessika Jenson and mogul skier Morgan Schild.
Sorry for the rushed post. I have to go catch a flight. Thank you again for all of your support!


We opened our award winning takeaway and cafe in the heart of the lovely market town, Barnard Castle, just over a year ago in September 2016.
We have an excellent team and have managed to achieve two awards in our first 6 months of business!
We look forward to welcoming you all for some yummy fish and chips soon.
From Katie and the team!


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University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank has been a steadfast friend to the City of Madison. Among other things, she and her team at University Health Services worked in partnership with the City to coordinate community response to the historic COVID-19 pandemic, achieving a 96 percent vaccination rate and exemplifying the Wisconsin Idea in action. Today, we thank the Chancellor for her service to the City and the State of Wisconsin and proclaim today, May 11, Rebecca Blank Day in the City of Madison.
Whereas, Chancellor Rebecca Blank has been a steadfast friend to the City of Madison, working in partnership to coordinate community response to the historic COVID-19 pandemic, exemplifying the Wisconsin Idea in action; and
Whereas, the Chancellor has taken a data-driven approach to the pandemic, which resulted in a remarkable 96 percent vaccination rate among students and faculty; and
Whereas, during her nine-year tenure, the UW-Madison has worked in a sustained way to be more diverse and inclusive of all community members; and
Whereas, the Chancellor substantially decreased the graduation gap for low income and underrepresented groups, making the UW-Madison a top 10 public university by graduation rates; and
Whereas, the Chancellor expanded access to the university with Bucky's Tuition Promise, which has guaranteed that all low-income Wisconsin students who qualify for admission can come here tuition-free; and
Whereas, the percentage of students who leave with ZERO debt – has also grown to just under 60% and class applications have doubled, and
Whereas, the Chancellor spearheaded the All Ways Forward fundraising campaign, raising an astounding $4.2 billion to deepen the scholarship pool, attract and retain top faculty and improve campus infrastructure; and
Whereas, the UW-Madison has expanded its research enterprise and brought in almost $1.5 billion in research awards in 2021 alone; and
Whereas, the Chancellor has brought the UW Extension program and Wisconsin Public TV back to campus with a diversity of programs that serve the public statewide; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, do hereby ask the residents of Madison, Wisconsin, to join me in expressing appreciation for Chancellor Rebecca Blank as she pursues new endeavors.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that I, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, do hereby proclaim Wednesday, May 11, 2022 as
REBECCA BLANK DAY
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Developers begin bids on LES' Seward Park
Nearly half a century late, "urban renewal" is heading for the Lower East Side. And one of the developers angling to redevelop the six-acre Seward Park Urban Renewal Area is Gotham Organization, the New York Times reported.
Gotham, led by Joel Picket, told the Times that it is bidding for a contract, although the city prohibits bidding developers for publicly discussing their proposals.
Gotham is currently developing affordable housing in Hell's Kitchen and partnering with Grid Properties to develop a a $14 million, three-story retail building at 269 West 125th Street in Harlem.
Other developers, such as Related, Forest City Ratner Edward J. Minskoff Equities, Avalon Bay Communities, Jonathan Rose Cos. and L+M Development, have all expressed interest in the site.
The Lower East Side area was once home to the tenement residences of nearly 2,000 New Yorkers before it was bulldozed in 1967, is finally seeing proposals by developers.
The site is the city's largest undeveloped swath of land in Manhattan south of 96th Street and is composed of nine sites, including several parking lots along the south side of Delancey Street from Essex Street to the Williamsburg Bridge. In total, the sites make up approximately 1.65 million square feet of space ripe for development.
"Forty-five years is a very long time to look at those lots every day, and that wasn't something that we wanted to continue for another 40 years," Gigi Li, the chairwoman of Community Board 3, said. "I think this time when all the stakeholders were called, we were really hoping that this would be the time that everything would move along."
Like the Lower East Side itself, the highly politicized site was caught in the struggle between the interests of the powerful and the poor, between the Grand Street co-ops, lobbying for market-rate housing, and advocates of affordable housing. The new plan takes the middle ground, calling for 1,000 new units of housing, half of which will be permanently affordable. Commercial and public space will fill the remaining 40 percent of the development area, including street level retailing, hotel or office space, as well as public space and a new public school. [NYT] —Christopher Cameron
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By Brian D. Renner Jul. 24, 2018
Max Irons, Christina Hendricks, Glenn Close, Gillian Anderson, Terence Stamp, Gilles Paquet-Brenner, Stefanie Martini, Julian Fellowes, Honor Kneafsey
Tuesday, November 21, 2017 (Limited)
Set in 1950s London, Private Investigator Charles Hayward is persuaded by his former lover Sophia Leonides to investigate the poisoning of her wealthy grandfather. Arriving at the opulent country estate, Charles is thrown into the middle of a ruthless family all of which hated the patriarch, including his adult children, grandchildren and his brazen sister-in-law. With time against him, Charles must solve the case before the murderer strikes again.
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Poll: Will you see Crooked House?
Bitter Harvest, Terminal
The Safety of Objects, Anesthesia
Fist Fight, The Strangers: Prey at Night
Last Night in Soho, Get Smart
Crew: Who's making Crooked House
A look at the Crooked House behind-the-scenes crew and production team. The film's director Gilles Paquet-Brenner last directed Dark Places and Sarah's Key. The film's writer Julian Fellowes last wrote Downton Abbey and Romeo and Juliet.
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Stage 6 Films
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Production: What we know about Crooked House
An adaptation of Agatha Christie's murder mystery.
On or about December 4, 2017, the film was in Completed status.
On or about January 30, 2017, the film was in Post-Production status.
On or about September 23, 2016, the film was in Production status.
Now shooting in and around London.
Crooked House Release Date: When was it released?
Crooked House was released in 2017 on Tuesday, November 21, 2017 (Limited release).
Questions: Asked About Crooked House
Tue., Jul. 24, 2018 from Amazon
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