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Akira Kurosawa was a Japanese film director and screenwriter. Akira Kurosawa was posthumously named "Asian of the Century" in the "Arts, Literature, and Culture" category. Akira Kurosawa directed 30 films in a career spanning 57 years. Akira Kurosawa directed world famous movies, Rashomon, Drunken Angel, Seven Samurai and Ran. Akira Kurosawa is regarded as one of the most important and influential filmmakers in the history of cinema. Akira Kurosawa accepted the Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 1990. Akira Kurosawa was born on March 23, 1910, in Oimachi, Tokyo, Japan. Let's remember Akira Kurosawa's birthday with Top Ten Famous Akira Kurosawa Quotes.
Man is a genius when he is dreaming.
I can't afford to hate anyone. I don't have that kind of time.
There is nothing that says more about its creator than the work itself.
No matter where I go in the world, although I can't speak any foreign language, I don't feel out of place. I think of earth as my home. If everyone thought this way, people might notice just how foolish international friction is and the would be put an end to it.
A film is never really good unless the camera is an eye in the head of a poet.
I suppose all of my films have a common theme. If I think about it, though, the only theme I can think of is really a question: Why can't people be happier together?
I like silent pictures and I always have ... I wanted to restore some of this beauty. I thought of it, I remember in this way: one of techniques of modern art is simplification, and that I must therefore simplify this film."
For me, film-making combines everything. That's the reason I've made cinema my life's work. In films painting and literature, theatre and music come together. But a film is still a film.
With a good script, a good director can produce a masterpiece. With the same script, a mediocre director can produce a passable film. But with a bad script even a good director can't possibly make a good film. For truly cinematic expression, the camera and the microphone must be able to cross both fire and water. The script must be something that has the power to do this.
People today have forgotten they're really just a part of nature. Yet, they destroy the nature on which our lives depend. They always think they can make something better. Especially scientists. They may be smart, but most don't understand the heart of nature. They only invent things that, in the end, make people unhappy. Yet they're so proud of their inventions. What's worse, most people are, too. They view them as if they were miracles. They worship them. They don't know it, but they're losing nature. They don't see that they're going to perish. The most important things for human beings are clean air and clean water."
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Disneyland Paris has shown off some new artwork of the revamped entrance for Crush's Coaster – with an added single rider entrance.
And so Disneyland Paris has settled with another solution to maximise the efficiency of the attraction and hopefully slim queue times: adding a single rider queue.
The extended queue will include both an extended normal queue, so that makeshift extensions to the queue won't be needed on busy days, as well as the single rider queue. Fans of the attraction will also be hoping for some improved theming for the queue, which is currently a little limited until inside the show building. The new entrance certainly looks to the Imagineers' high standards.
Flying Carpets Over Agrabah closed in April this year for thorough refurbishments, and will remain closed until 11th July. It is rumoured that this opportunity may well be taken to work on extending the queue for Crush's Coaster into the 'backstage' area behind that attraction. Crush's Coaster, however, has no scheduled closure between now and at least August this year, so the queue enhancements will have to wait until at least after summer.


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Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern at Brooklyn Museum, March 3 – July 23, 2017
"Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern offers a new look at the iconic American artist's powerful ownership of her identity as an artist and a woman. This major exhibition examines the modernist persona that Georgia O'Keeffe crafted for herself through her art, her dress, and her progressive, independent lifestyle. It will mark the first time O'Keeffe's understated yet remarkable wardrobe will be presented in dialogue with key paintings, photographs, jewelry, accessories, and ephemera. Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern represents a homecoming of sorts, as the artist had her first solo museum exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, in 1927." — Brooklyn Museum
"Fifteen years ago I learned that when Georgia O'Keeffe died and left her two homes to her estate, her closets were filled with her belongings. The O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe now owns the homes and their contents, but no one had yet studied the sixty years of dresses, coats, suits, casual wear, and accessories she left behind. I took on that task. The Georgia O'Keeffe who emerged from my research and is presented in this exhibition was an artist not only in her studio but also in her homemaking and self-fashioning," says guest curator, Wanda M. Corn, Robert and Ruth Halperin Professor Emerita in Art History, Stanford University.
"Georgia O'Keeffe has never allowed her life to be one thing and her painting another." — Frances O'Brien, a longtime friend (1927)
Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern is organized by guest curator Wanda M. Corn, Robert and Ruth Halperin Professor Emerita in Art History, Stanford University, and coordinated by Lisa Small, Curator of European Painting and Sculpture, Brooklyn Museum.
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From Good Guys To Fall Guys: The Spinoff And Generation Zero Fail To Endorse Mike Lee.
Generation Hero: Mike Lee's record of service to the people of Auckland is extraordinary. From the protection of municipal assets (especially the Ports of Auckland) to the creation of regional parks, his contributions to the city are large and tangible. Even his critics acknowledge Mike as a "campaigner" for "good public transport". It's one way of describing the guy who secured the electrification of the Auckland rail network - I can think of better ones.
UP UNTIL TUESDAY of last week I'd always thought of The Spinoff and Generation Zero as the good guys. A wee bit hipsterish perhaps, in the case of the former; a little hard to distinguish from the Green Party in the latter – but these were minor quibbles. Overall, both organisations came across as fresh, creative, and definitely on the side of the progressive angels.
On Tuesday morning The Spinoff, in collaboration with Generation Zero, released their list of endorsed candidates for the Auckland Council elections. Following the embedded links, I read, with a mixture of disbelief and outrage, the following sentences:
"At first glance [Mike] Lee seems like a pretty good councillor. He's in favour of the CRL, [Central Rail Loop] and his bio says he's a campaigner for good public transport. Dig a little deeper, and you'll see he's an ancient Waiheke sea goblin intent on imprisoning Auckland in a 1950s time prison."
It goes without saying that this assessment is as wrong as it is vicious. Mike Lee's record of service to the people of Auckland is extraordinary. From the protection of municipal assets (especially the Ports of Auckland) to the creation of regional parks, his contributions to the city are large and tangible. Even the author of the above-quoted outpouring of bile, Hayden Donnell, couldn't avoid acknowledging Mike as a "campaigner" for "good public transport". It's one way of describing the guy who secured the electrification of the Auckland rail network - I can think of better ones.
None of this matters, however. Not in the "post-truth politics" of our times. Virtually none of the young readers of The Spinoff will have the slightest knowledge of Mike Lee's life-long dedication to progressive politics. They won't remember his time as Chair of the Auckland Regional Council, nor his contribution to restoring Tiritiri Matangi. They'll never have read his doctoral thesis on the islands of the Hauraki Gulf, nor his articles in the New Zealand Political Review. All they've been given to work with is Hayden Donnell's gratuitously insulting and outrageously unjustified censure.
That the editorial team at The Spinoff were happy to allow such a journalistic abomination to go out under their name says a great deal – not only about their ethics, but also (and more importantly) about their politics.
Because the flip-side of The Spinoff's trashing of Mike Lee's reputation is their endorsement of the "charismatic former media boss renowned for his long lunches", Bill Ralston. There's no examination of Ralston's record (apart from his heroic wielding of the company credit-card) no warning that he has never represented his fellow citizens on any elected body, and certainly no heads-up about his being very, very, very good friends with John Key's National Government.
No, the only reason Ralston gets The Spinoff's appropriately coloured blue circle is because he has pledged his allegiance to the Auckland Council's Unitary Plan. For Generation Zero this is all that matters. The slightest expression of doubt; the merest suggestion that this property developers' charter, unmitigated by the democratic intervention of councillors like Mike Lee, will disfigure beyond repair one of the world's most beautiful cities is enough to get you accused of wanting to lock Auckland up in "a 1950s time prison".
What the whole distasteful incident reveals is that although The Spinoff affects a hipsterish cynicism about all things political, the precise opposite is true.
A real hipster would look at Bill Ralston and see a former mainstream media boss impatient to help out his right-wing mates by moving up to the top table. The same hipster would look at Mike Lee and venture a wry smile that although the left-wing tide has been going out for three long decades this ageing baby-boomer has never lost his faith in a better tomorrow – and has solid achievements to prove it. That sort of hipster would know exactly who to endorse.
But the boys and girls at The Spinoff are not cynical hipsters, they're true believers. Members of a generation which, knowing nothing else, have absorbed the ideological assumptions of neoliberalism without conspicuous protest. Now they want their reward. They're hungry for economic and political power and bitterly resentful that it has not yet been given to them in anything like the quantities they deserve. What Lightbox and The Spinoff's other sponsors have given them, however, is cultural power – and they are deploying it with ruthless strategic skill.
On the "About" page of Generation Zero's website, the group describes its mission as: "providing solutions for New Zealand to cut carbon pollution through smarter transport, liveable cities & independence from fossil fuels". It's failure to endorse a candidate with Mike Lee's record of protecting the environment, promoting public transport, and standing up for an Auckland built to a human scale, makes a mockery of the organisation's stated aims and objectives.
Mayoral candidate, Penny Bright, said it best when she described Generation Zero as "the youth wing of the Property Council". That the not-so-hipsters at The Spinoff have provided these fake defenders of the planet with such a powerful amplifier is something genuine progressives should bear in mind as they fill out their voting papers.
This essay was originally posted on The Daily Blog of Sunday, 25 September 2016.
Posted by Chris Trotter at 16:50
Labels: 2016 Auckland Local Government Elections, Generation Zero, Intergenerational Equity, Mike Lee, Neoliberalism, The Spinoff
That the editorial team at The herald were happy to allow Rodney Hides blatant right wing partisan put down of the political Left today to go out under their name says a great deal about the abomination of a newspaper the Herald has become.
Time there was a representative from the left to afford some balance.
jh said...
Ralston thinks Auckland will be better off when Aucklanders are a minority - because There will be Rice
The future of Auckland is the focus of a panel discussion chaired by Bill Ralston at the Auckland Museum. It features Marina Matthews from the law firm Chen Palmer; and Waikare Komene, a young architect from Otara, along with Professor Damon Salesa from the University of Auckland, and business commentator Rod Oram, well-known to RNZ listeners.
Bill Ralston: I mean Marina picking up on the Herald thing and based on your massive study. Going back (I think it was 2001) 67%of our island city was pakeha. Now it is down to 54% and falling rapidlyIt wont be long before Pakeha Aucklanders are a minority. Is that necessarliy a good thing or could it be a bad thing?
Marina Mathews: I think it could be a good thing. I'll just draw on my experiences working 10 years in the public sector in Wellington. I mean when you look at Wellington it has it's own ethnoburbs as well. Um the population and ethnicity of folk in Eastbourne (across the water) is a bit different to that of Cannons Creek by Porirua . So it is slightly systematic. It 's starting to grow across NZ. Asia NZ did a survey (a 2015 report)on the population of house buyers in Auckland. It was just a little more scientific than Phil Twyford may have ventured about people who had surnames that might have sounded like some foreign word who were house owners. What they did say is that 25% of the population of Pine Hill in NZ are Chinese. Um 10% of the population of house owners in Glenn Innes are Indian and so what is happening as a result is that businesses are having to alter what they are doing, how they are delivering and how they are coping. The number one seller at Pac nSave in Albany is white rice (not white potatoes). Another big seller is chicken feet. And so you are seeng the market (I love the French market in Parrnell) It's a lot different to if I went down to Otara on a saturday.
Ralston: It's a lot different to if you went down Sandringham Road where there's a whole pile of medium spice shopsand Restuarants, um and down the back of Dominion Road there is the biggest Chinese Supermarket I've ever seen (bout 2 or 3 football fields in size) and you can buy whatever you want. That's the gift, I suppose, that diversity brings.
Rod Oram: Absolutely! That makes Auckland a fabulously interesting city. And obviously the key thing we need to care a lot about about are that people are moving around and are appreciating and taking more interest year round rather ratjher than just turning up at Albert Park for a lantern show or Diwhali festival. And of course there are people who just hunker downin their neighbourhood or their community. But I'd like to thinkthere are people particularily amongst the younger generation who are strong in their own identity but are keen to appreciate other identities too.
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/smarttalk/audio/201778519/smart-talk-at-the-auckland-museum-auckland-as-an-island
I saw Shamubeel Eaqub (generation Zero) met at Queenstown Airport. He wasn't there to speak for hotel cleaners of course; he is an immigration booster-rooster.
In the same smart-talking piece:
"Questioner: Green belt. With the price of land and the value of what we are putting on our properties here, um I just am feeling more and more beautiful land is being mowed down in housing. I know I behave better when I have something beautiful around me and um if we are going to be impoverished with our environment we need to plan for it.
Rod Oram: when we get a much better build environment here in terms of form and quality of build and all the rest we can do that and in addition this is such an amazing climate we can do it in such a way that buildings become largely self sufficient for energy and water too. So and that's the whole living building challenge which is a very demanding discipline but we can do all these things and make this a very exceptional and beautiful place to um live."
http://www.radionz.co.nz/audio/player/201778519
There's the meme of the future better more productive city. It assumes the best of all possible outcomes. If people of 40 years ago were to look at Auckland now while Auckland is still in the making (apparently) what would they think? [Ans: They wouldn't be allowed to express an opinion, it would be down to Money, Media and Glossy Web sites]
Dennis Frank said...
Hey Chris, it must be discouraging to have commentators totally ignore what you wrote & head off on some irrelevant rant. Staying on topic requires more mental discipline than such folk are capable of.
As I see it, the younger generation you describe are simply coming from their own limited world-view, and mutually-identifying that generational perspective. Identity politics drives behaviour on that basis of group identification, so it's just human nature modified by cultural ecosystems, eh? Can't really blame them for the failure of intergenerational transmission of knowledge or wisdom. Media niche-marketing has shaped their learning about the world since childhood.
Guerilla Surgeon said...
Hmmm.... Is media niche marketing necessarily worse than the situation we had in the 1960s, when we simply had one view in the MSM. It seems to me, that the only difference is that there are now a variety of sources, but people just stick to the one they like. Whereas we – well I – was not given much of a choice. Apart from maybe student newspapers, and the occasional extreme left-wing/fragmentary/churned out on a Gestetner stuff that really wasn't worth reading. Or were there sources that I missed? I wouldn't be at all surprised, I was drunk a lot of the time.
Just a different kind of bad, GS. I was a teenage rebel then and the monolithic normalcy of mainstream culture was fracturing but too slowly to be tolerable. Conformity to an unhealthy set of conventions warped the basic good nature of most folk badly, but the diversity that we sought to create seems to have its own warp factor, unfortunately damaging younger generations in ways they believe are normal. Which is about where christians would comment that god works in mysterious ways...
greywarbler said...
Dig a little deeper, and you'll see he's an ancient Waiheke sea goblin intent on imprisoning Auckland in a 1950s time prison."
This from a blurb by ignorant, puffed-up children from the land of plenty (an offshoot of the main supershitty).
To toss such comments at Mike Lee is insulting as Chris has explained and illustrated.
Another comment from the superior guys and gals Dig a little deeper, and you'll see he's an ancient Waiheke sea goblin intent on imprisoning Auckland in a 1950s time prison."
I think that such people know little about the 1950s except what they have heard through gossip. Rather, their juvenile comment shows their thinking is more akin to modern myths and legends of Auckland. It shows a resemblance to Maurice Gee's story Under the Mountain where alien monsters plan to overcome Auckland, rising from deep inside the earth. Only a few dedicated fighters can save the people from their devastation!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_the_Mountain
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8IHJoPUFZw (trailer)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrB4YFzyFD8
Gemma said...
It's a bit unfair to characterise young people's dislike of Mike Lee as being based on a lack of experience when in fact we're pissed at him because we are specifically the ones he voted to screw over. As a recently married young woman I take his lack of concern for whether we get to have a home of our own personally.
Mind you, I couldn't bring myself to vote for Ralston, either. He's not even pretending not to be an asshole.
I voted Rob Thomas. Sure, people think he can't win, but he's clearly the best candidate in the race and that's good enough for me.
Gemma - you are so interesting. You appear to be a model for the young modern consumer sitting watching the political scene and criticising it as if it was an art installation distanced from people's reality. Politics as the sport du jour in the Colosseum. So NZ!
Don't get down and dirty participating and getting thoroughly informed with the facts and power plays that have led to the present debacle, just damn those involved for not supplying you with suitable product at an acceptable price. Mike Lee as Superman, or Spiderman, or the saviour of Gotham City is about where your mind is. Grow up and think like an informed adult.
It boggles my mind that anyone could think that young people in Auckland are not intensely aware of how local politics affects our reality.
It boggles my mind that young adults can make such definite sweeping incorrect statements denying something that every informed person knows.
And that is that young adults are not fronting up at local body elections, and they find it hard to concentrate on policy if there is a juicy scandal handy to distract them. Most are just reactionary ie only when personally affected by some measure do they bother to be involved.
Well, at least you're willing to acknowledge that we are affected! I will count that as a small win for communication.
I have, in fact, voted in local body elections before, though, even when I didn't have a specific issue affecting me that I was deeply worried about, so if you're aiming that characterisation at me, specifically, then it doesn't land. Voting is a duty that I take seriously.
Was it a statement of mine that was incorrect, or some other young adult? If so, feel free to give me details, and I shall do my best to consider them with due diligence.
Okay, not an Aucklander – not for years, don't really care, but now you've got me curious about someone I've never heard of, who's obviously done something and I don't know about. Would someone stop making vague statements and please explain exactly what the guy has done that makes (some) people so angry? It seems to me that if he had made it impossible for young people to get houses, the news might have made its way south? Or are we just talking about his NIMBYism, which is the best I could do a quick Google search.
He's broadly against the new Unitary Plan. He prefers the old plan, which undercuts projected city expansion by a considerable margin. Auckland house prices have ballooned in the past 2-3 years already, by which I mean that back in 2013 you could plausibly get a house for $500,000 if you were willing to live quite far out in Titirangi, and these days, well, good luck getting anything, anywhere for under $600,000. For someone whose life is likely to get put on hold a bit in the next few years because of this, the scariest thing isn't where house prices are so much as where they are going. Sure, we could save up the deposit for a $600,000 house, but by then there probably won't be anything under $700,000.
I'd say we weren't serious about considering that houseboat on TradeMe, but we did look up what the practicalities would be in terms of where we could moor it, so...
Mike Lee's objections do seem to be mostly NIMBYism, yeah. Specifically, he represents the people who live right next to the city centre in massive expensive houses who don't want their neighbourhoods to become more dense. He has made other objections, too, along the lines of "Why aren't we tightening up the building code so these new homes are not built shoddily?" and "We don't have a plan for the extra public transport these people will require." Both of those are sensible concerns and if he was saying them as part of an argument about other things that should happen in addition to the Unitary Plan then I would be right there with him. Sadly, this is not the context in which he is saying them.
Hey, maybe he'll come around, who knows? But in the meantime, while I don't begrudge the NIMBYs of Parnell their right to vote for him, I really don't think he deserves *my* vote, and I find it odd that my (in my view) perfectly understandable objections to the man are being characterised as cynical or not based on real and pressing concerns.
This is what you wrote that really pissed me off.
Your attitude is shown by your other comment.Well, at least you're willing to acknowledge that we are affected! I will count that as a small win for communication.
In one sentence you are talking about 'we' the younger generation as if you understand and speak for them. Then you revert to what you can talk about, yourself and your patronising response to criticism.
Mike Lee has been a great politician with a long history of fighting a predatory economic system. He has been foremost in trying and often succeeding in holding onto a political system that works for all the Auckland citizens. But your needs for housing as a young married person are not being met and you are pissed off at Mike Lee?
You don't care to know the extent of the fierce battle that has been fought to hold central and local politicians to a modicum of responsibility for running an effective democracy and economy. It has been a losing battle to stop a fair and sensible housing policy being taken off the list for attention.
Mike Lee has been one of a few against an overwhelming force of political economic warriors dedicated to making money wherever possible. He has ensured that areas of high ecological value have become parks. He has also kept up pressure for better transport options like rail and the fact that it is being forced on government by the present disastrous transport state is an example of how determined a good planner and politician must be to achieve any practical projects. I think you may be taken in by the latest excuse for the lack of affordable housing that twisted politicians have produced, that of supply of land being limited by councils. I think GS that this might be the connection to the pissed-off comment about Mike Lee. In fact land banking by greedy speculators who have access to finance to buy and hold for sale when most profitable. A few words from the Bible Mark 6:25-34 about their working lives and income: "Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin:...Are not ye of much more value than they?" The right sort of politicians would think along these lines and value and help young people trying to make a life.
Do some research and find the names of the culprits who enabled this housing boom with its cruel results. They manipulate high housing prices and at the same time manipulate employment through a low wages policy. These cruel politicians have no interest in any citizen in need of housing at an affordable price to live in. Mike Lee is not such a person to be pissed off with.
If Auckland is expected to gain 400,000 people in the next few decades, and if planning only allows for 200,000 more people, then housing prices are going to go up. This is pretty intuitive, and anyone arguing against it is going to need to come up with something better than "No they won't." Otherwise, I will continue to believe that more homes existing is likely to mean that more homes are available. They can't land-bank all of them.
None of this is to say that I object to measures that reduce land-banking, but it seems to me that a plan that stops demand from escalating out of control is, in itself, a measure that could reduce land-banking by making it less staggeringly profitable than it currently is. Extra taxes on land that isn't being used make sense, too, and it's not like I object to them, but I'm not about to eschew all the other solutions to the housing crisis just because they don't blame some limited set of preferred bogeymen.
Similarly, I'm not about to dislike the Unitary Plan just because some businesspeople also like it. As suspicious as I often am of the power that money can have, the fact remains that, ultimately, this isn't about who we're against. It's about what we're for.


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Wentworth Miller Is Done With Prison Break
Posted on 20 November 2020 16 February 2021 by phoenix
Wentworth Miller, one of the leading characters in Prison Break, has revealed that he won't be part of the TV series anymore. While Prison Break Season 6 is hypothetically a possibility, fans of the English-American actor will miss his role.
The actor went on Instagram to explain that he doesn't want to play straight characters anymore as their stories have been told enough. And it's not just Prison Break; he won't be starring in any roles as a straight man.
Even though he had denied allegations of being gay in 2007, the 48-year old came out as gay i n 2013. This was when he declined an invitation to attend the Saint Petersburg International Film Festival because of the Russian LGBT propaganda law, and how the Russian government treated its gay citizens.
In Prison Break, he played as Michael Scofield, a straight character who attempts to rescue his brother from death row by having himself locked up at Fox River State Penitentiary, the same prison where his brother is awaiting execution.
Prison Break aired the first four seasons from 2005 to 2009, before making a comeback in 2017. In January this year, Fox hinted at the possibility of a sixth season.
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The Lower Loup Natural Resources District, the City of Columbus, Platte County, Archer Daniels Midland, and the Christopher's Cove Homeowners Association are partnering on a proposed groundwater recharge project southeast of Columbus.
The recharge project would help offset groundwater declines in an area southeast of Columbus. It would also restore the hydrology of Lost Creek Channel. This project has received a grant from the Water Sustainability Fund (WSF), issued by the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources. The WSF is a source of financial support to help local sponsors who have any programs or projects that increase groundwater recharge, reduce aquifer depletion and increase streamflow.
To keep track of groundwater levels, the Lower Loup NRD has drilled several monitoring wells in the affected area. You can see the real-time data here. You must select one of the monitoring wells on the right side of the page and then, at the top left, choose pressure, depth to water, temperature, or all three. Upon selecting depth to water, remember that these graphs are listed with ground level along the bottom of the chart. So as the level gets closer to 0, the higher the groundwater table. Levels can be displayed in either feet or meters.
The project is currently in the data collection and preliminary design phase. Details of proposed construction will be released in the next stage of the project.
LLNRD General Manager Russ Callan said the partnership of community, county, NRD, and private citizens was a vital component in the success of the project. An open house was held on October 10th at the ADM Training Center.


We all forget about the older stuff from time to time, in our quest to stay up to speed with the latest and greatest. But one should always respect their elders. So don't forget about them, y'hear?
We're gonna go a ways back today, my loves, all the way back to the golden, glorious 60s. The Five Americans were totally off my radar for a long, long time, and then one day I took a chance and just happened to get the Best Of you see pictured here. It's a thing I often do, get my hands on a recording by a band I know nothing about, and this time it ended well. The wandering gents of The Five Americans ended up in Dallas, and over their brief lifespan (5 years at most) churned out some interesting pop rock.
The Best Of offers up a crash course on The Five Americans, going for the win right off the bat by installing the chugging, dang catchy "I See The Light" as first song. You can hear the mid-60s all over the place, from the slightly tinny, metronomic drums to the organ to the nice echo of the guitars (a sound that reminds me almost of what bands like The Strange Boys are getting up to today). "Western Union" trends more towards the poppy end of the spectrum, with smoother, more polished vocals and more of a storyline for lyrical content. The songs, when compared, really show the duality of the band over its' recording life. But be they poppier or more aggressive, the songs are all good.
"The Losing Game" reminds me, instrumentally, of some madcap mix of a Leonard Cohen and Burt Bacharach song, melancholy but so very gently played. As I listen, I see a sun-drenched band of five, playing wistfully and looking moody in the middle of a ghost town. On "Good Times," the yelping, rougher vocals return, and so does the tougher attitude ("I don't need you/cuz I need my good times"). The keys are worked to a maddening froth, and the song is most certainly in a tizzy.
We go back to the pop side in "Now That It's Over," a song that reminds me of an American, more laid-back version of The Zombie's "I Love You." It's less frantic and less forceful, but has some sonic similarities to be sure. "Evol - Not Love" got my attention for the name, but I'm also a fan of the slightly saccharine song as a whole. It's a good 60s pop song, this one. "Don't Blame Me" goes back to the huffing and puffing and darker side of The Five Americans. For some reason, at times the vocals almost remind me of the MC5, though certainly much tamer. As for the song "Virginia Girl," it gets bonus points for the name alone, and is 60s sweetness personified.
There are 25 songs on this Best Of, which ought to be plenty of time in which to win you over. The split personalities of the band's recordings make for an interesting listen, and if you've not yet met The Five Americans, I hope you'll enjoy your introduction to them.


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Parliament's Speaker has dismissed a privileges complaint from the Labour Party that the Conservation Minister misled the House over when he knew about a draft submission on the proposed Ruataniwha Dam in Hawke's Bay.
In a letter, Speaker David Carter said the allegation that Nick Smith mislead the house was very serious, and proof of a very high order was needed.
Having considered the complaint, Mr Carter says he has found no question of privilege was involved.
The complaint was lodged by Labour Party MP Ruth Dyson, who claimed Dr Smith first knew about the draft by the Department of Conservation in July this year.
Dr Smith has repeatedly told Parliament he was unaware of the draft submission until it was reported by Radio New Zealand News in September.
He says Labour owes him an apology for claiming he interfered in DoC's decision-making over its submission on the dam. Dr Smith says there were differences of opinions within the department, but he played no role in it.
"Labour and the Greens have repeatedly made the accusation that I politically interfered in a decision by the department into what they submitted on the Tukituki (river). The Speaker has now dismissed their claim - if they were honourable, they'd do the right thing and say, 'Look, sorry we got it wrong' and people would be able to move on."
Dr Smith says the claims have been a political exercise to derail the board of inquiry process into the Ruataniwha dam.
The Labour and Green parties said on Friday they would not apologise to the Conservation Minister.
Ruth Dyson says the Ruataniwha dam process has been dodgy from the outset, and Nick Smith will not be getting an apology from Labour anytime soon.
Greens co-leader Russel Norman says Dr Smith continues to play fast and loose with the facts.
"The Conservation Minister met with the department, after which the department radically changed their submission. So we had questions about that, we asked those questions.
"There's never been a satisfactory answer to any of those questions as to why suddenly the Department of Conservation changed its mind."
Dr Norman says the Ruataniwha dam project should be made to start over.


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Q: Store the user who submitted the form into the same table? I'm looking for the most advisable method for storing the name of the user responsible for the form submission so that I can easily organize the forms they have submitted by their username sort of like an "account setting" for each user.
I've searched but the solution is very fragmented and all posts about this refer to older versions as well as the best solution changing in every Django version. It probably doesn't help that I'm still learning the basics of Django.
Here is my views.py:
def add(request):
    title = 'Add Reddit Account'
    # ADD FORM
    form = AddRedditForm(request.POST or None)
    instance = form.save(commit=False)
    instance.user = request.user
    instance.save()
    if request.method == "POST":
        print(request.POST)

    context = {
        "form": form,
        "title": title,
        "user": instance.user
    }
    return render(request, "addreddit/add.html", context)

and my models.py:
from django.db import models

class Account(models.Model):
    user_name = models.CharField(max_length=20)
    password = models.CharField(max_length=18)
    secret = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    tag = models.CharField(max_length=20, blank=True)
    timestamp = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True, auto_now=False)
    user = models.ForeignKey('auth.User', null=True)

    def __str__(self): #Python 3.3 is __str__
        return str(self.user)
        return self.user_name
        return self.password
        return self.secret
        return self.tag
        return self.timestamp

Lastly, forms.py in the event that it's relevant:
from django import forms
from .models import Account

class AddRedditForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = Account
        fields = ['user_name','password','secret','tag']
    user_name = forms.CharField(required=True)
    password = forms.CharField(widget=forms.PasswordInput,required=True)
    secret = forms.CharField(required=True)
    tag = forms.CharField(required=False)

This would seem to work very well except the only thing saved in the form is the user, not the other information.

advised edit:
from django.conf import settings
from django.core.mail import send_mail
from django.shortcuts import render, redirect
from .forms import AddRedditForm

# Create your views here.
def add(request):
    title = 'Add Reddit Account'
    # ADD FORM
    if request.method == "POST":
        form = AddRedditForm(request.POST or None)
        print(request.POST)
        if form.is_valid():
            instance = form.save(commit=False)
            instance.user = request.user
            instance.save()
            return redirect('addreddit/add')

    context = {
        "title": title,
        "user": request.user,  # not available if you haven't submitted the form
        "form": form
        }
return render(request, "addreddit/add.html", context)

A: ModelForm does not require you to redefine the fields. I would rewrite your forms.py to reflect this fact.
class AddRedditForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = Account
        fields = ['user_name','password','secret','tag']

A: You're doing a lot in that view to save the form data even when the request method is not POST. In that case, when you make a GET request, a form instance is being saved with only the .user field populated. You're also not validating the form, which is a useful Django built-in thing to do. Try this:
def add(request):
    title = 'Add Reddit Account'

    if request.method == 'POST':
        form = AddRedditForm(request.POST)
        if form.is_valid():
            instance = form.save(commit=False)
            instance.user = request.user
            instance.save()
            return redirect('addreddit/add')  # or whatever named URL this is
    else:
        form = AddRedditForm()

    context = {
        "form": form,
        "title": title,
        "user": instance.user  # not available if you haven't submitted the form
    }
    return render(request, "addreddit/add.html", context)

In a GET request, instance.user will give a name error. I presume it's just there for debugging. Otherwise, you can still access request.user.
The other amendment I suggest is the redirect after POST, so that refreshing the page doesn't accidentally resubmit the form. Get this by importing:
from django.shortcuts import redirect

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Steve Vai: Naked Tracks
October 24, 2008 By modernguitarist
"Naked Tracks", a series of play-along CD's designed for aspiring guitarists is now available for download on iTunes, Amazon, Napster and other mp3 sites. In Vai's own words, "this series of CD's is designed for the jammers – those who crave playing their instruments along with a band, but don't have the band to back them up." The series consist of a mix of Vai's songs without the lead guitar so guitar players or instrumentalists alike can play along with the track or make loops to jam to. Albums available as naked tracks include: Passion & Warfare, Sex and Religion, Fire Garden, Alive in the Ultra World and The Ultra Zone. For the most part, the tracks are presented in their original form with the lead guitar removed. In some cases, some solo sections have been looped to give an opportunity to stretch out. You can download the full albums as well as individual tracks (ex. Passion & Warfare's tracks are $0.89 each or $7.99 for the full album at amazon.com).
"One way to play along with these tracks is to learn the original guitar parts that are on the album versions of the songs, but I would encourage you to take a more active role in using these tracks as a bed to lay your own creative interpretation over. There are really no rules. So sit back, flip on a naked track and dress it up with your own artistic musical apparel."
For more information visit Steve Vai's website here
Filed Under: Rock Tagged With: play-along, Steve Vai
Velvet Revolver: Back in the Studio & Looking for New Vocalist
April 18, 2008 By modernguitarist
Velvet Revolver founding members Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum and Dave Kushner announced last April 1, 2008 that they were parting ways with singer Scott Weiland: "This band is all about its fans and its music and Scott Weiland isn't 100% committed to either," said Slash. "Among other things, his increasingly erratic on-stage behavior and personal problems have forced us to move on."
Billboard recently reported that Scott Weiland will announce a full set of tour dates with his old band, Stone Temple Pilots. With Scott Weiland officially out as singer, Velvet Revolver has returned to the studio to record some new material. Bassist Duff McKagan reported on the website for his side project, Loaded: "I just left Matt's where we laid down 12 new jams."
Velvet Revolver has not yet introduced a Weiland replacement, however Slash mentioned the band has some people in mind, but he didn't want to start "naming names."
Filed Under: Rock Tagged With: guns n roses, slash, stone temple pilots, velvet revolver
Van Halen Postponed Dates Now Re-Scheduled
March 19, 2008 By modernguitarist
Van Halen has announced new dates for all previously postponed shows on its 2008 North American tour. Seventeen concert dates on the Van Halen tour were rescheduled so that Eddie Van Halen, could continue medical tests to define a course for his treatment.
The New Tour Dates are:
04/19 – Las Vegas, NV @ Mandalay Bay Events Center
04/22 – Cincinnati, OH @ U.S. Bank Arena
04/24 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center
04/26 – St Louis, MO @ Scottrade Center
04/28 – Milwaukee, WI @ Bradley Center
04/30 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Mellon Arena
05/02 – Charlottesville, VA @ John Paul Jones Arena
05/05 – Raleigh, NC @ RBC Center
05/07 – Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center
05/09 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Boardwalk Hall
05/11 – Duluth, GA @ Gwinnett Arena
05/13 – East Rutherford, NJ @ Izod Center
05/15 – Baltimore, MD @ 1st Mariner Arena
05/18 – Hershey, PA @ Giant Center
05/20 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
05/23 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
05/25 – Providence, RI @ Dunkin Donuts Center
05/28 – Manchester, NH @ Verizon Wireless Arena
05/30 – Chicago, IL @ Allstate Arena
06/02 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Van Andel Arena
Check out Van Halen's official Tour Date page for up to date info.
Filed Under: Rock
Update from Nuno Bettencourt
January 15, 2008 By modernguitarist
As announced last November, Extreme is set to return in the spring of 2008 with their first album of all new material in 13 years. The band features original members Nuno Bettencourt, Gary Cherone, and Pat Badger, along with new drummer Kevin Figueiredo (Paul Geary, the band's original drummer is now involved in the managerial side of the band). These are some of the highlights of Nuno's latest update regarding the band:
"We are now finishing up the recording of our new release…We ended up with about 24 tunes…which we dwindled down to the 14 that will be on the record. And I'm sure it's no surprise to you, our fans, that they are a "mish mosh" of Old School Rock and some tasty abstract ditties…Both on record and live when we come to your town…and WE WILL. Yes… we plan to tour for at least 1 year, well probably 2 years…cause we've got a lot of catching up to do with you guys and gals…
Lock up your daughters and lock up your wife…Lock up your back door and run for your life. Cause once we move back in…We plan to be around for the rest of our days…God willing… how ever long that may be. Well… that's it for now. Who ever is making the trip to LA to see us… see ya there and say hello. We will have a drink at the Hilton bar afterwards."
Check out Nuno's Myspace to read the complete announcement.
Filed Under: Rock Tagged With: Extreme, guitar, Nuno Bettencourt
Radiohead: Limited Edition 7 Disc Box Set and USB Stick
November 7, 2007 By modernguitarist
On the 10th of December, EMI and Parlophone will be releasing a limited edition box set collection of all Radiohead's albums from 1993 to 2003: "Pablo Honey", "The Bends", "OK Computer", "Kid A", "Amnesiac", "Hail to the Thief", plus the live album "I Might Be Wrong". The box set can be ordered in the following formats: CD Box Set, Download Box Set and USB data stick. The CD box set will feature original artwork in exclusive digipack sleeves. The 4GB memory USB data stick (shaped in Radiohead's iconic "bear" image and housed in a bespoke deluxe box) will include Radiohead's entire back catalog at CD-quality WAV files and digital artwork. Also a digital bundle of all seven albums will be available on December 10, as DRM-free 320kbps mp3 files, containing digital artwork for each album.
These are all available for pre-order at www.radioheadstore.com
Led Zeppelin Reunion Concert: A Message from Jimmy Page
Led Zeppelin's awaited reunion concert, originally scheduled for November 26, 2007 in London, has been postponed until December 10th as the result of Page having fractured a finger. Jimmy Page released the following statement:
"As you all know by now I was regrettably put in a situation where I had to postpone my performance at the Ahmet Ertegun Benefit show, on November 26th, due to a fractured finger. We have now rescheduled this show to take place, at the same venue, on December 10th. In doing so I was very conscious of the fact that many people are travelling great distances to attend. I do want to let everyone know that this decision was unavoidable. My apologies to anyone who has been inconvenienced by this change.
I would also like to thank everyone else involved for their help with making this change. Harvey Goldsmith, the trustees of the Ahmet Ertegun Foundation and, of course, the other artists who so willingly agreed to join us on the show. I look forward to the 10th December!"
(Picture: Page with a limited-edition replica of his iconic double-neck guitar created through a partnership with Gibson and based on the specifications of his original '71 Gibson EDS-1275 double-neck model.)
Upcoming Zakk Wylde Gibson ZV
September 24, 2007 By modernguitarist
Zakk Wylde has stated on an interview over at Modern Guitars Magazine that Gibson will be putting out a new guitar model designed by him called Zakk-V or ZV: "They made me the Flying V, so I've been jamming on the V a lot. I designed this other one, it's called a ZV, Zakk-V, it's a combination of an SG meets a Flying V, which sounds slammin'. They did an awesome job with that, so they're going to end up putting that one out as well. I've just been using, you know, same thing, my Les Pauls and then the Flying V."
Zakk Wylde turned 40 years old last January. He is the founder of Black Label Society, a band he started in 1998 and that has released 9 albums. He is also the guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne, an association that started in the late 80's when he was only 20 years old. Check out the rest of the Modern Guitars Magazine interview here.
Check out Zakk Wylde's gear here.
This model has now been discontinued, however you can still check out the more affordable Epiphone Zakk Wylde ZV Custom. Available in ebony and bullseye:
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Lindsey Boullt: Composition
Lindsey Boullt's second album entitled "Composition", was released last June, 2007. An established guitarist, composer and instructor in the San Francisco area, Boullt is a teacher at the renowned Guitar Institute. He is also the founder of the "Musician's Showcase", a highly respected forum for up and coming musicians, bands and students in the San Francisco Bay area. Containing ten original compositions and including an impressive cast of musicians, "Composition" is an intense album charged with influences ranging from metal and middle eastern music to jazz-rock and everything in between. Boullt is a musician of an eclectic nature. The album features artists such as violinist Jerry Goodman, keyboardist Derek Sherinian, bassist Stu Hamm, and drummer Atma Anur among others; a great band that feels at home playing complex passages and odd time meters. "Composition" has enough punch throughout to keep you listening. It is strong and somewhat dark. Boullt with no doubt is a great player, not only he has the chops, but he has great musicality as well. I would not be surprised to see him on the next G3 lineup.
Memorable Tracks: Page Revisited, Moving Panvishnu, Aurora's Aura, Groovin' with Stu, Cleopatra's Third Eye.
1. Page Revisited
2. Chasing The Whirling Dervish
3. Moving Panvishnu
4. Call For Peace
5. Bravo Davo De La Torre
6. Aurora's Aura
7. Groovin' With Stu
8. Taste The Hate
9. Farewell
10. Cleopatra's Third Eye
The Dillinger Escape Plan: Rebirth
August 27, 2007 By modernguitarist
The Dillinger Escape Plan announces a comeback, including the release of a new album and the addition of a new guitarist to the band. "Ire Works" will be out in November and the band will embark on a European tour with Meshuggah after that. Guitarist Jeff Tuttle has been added to the lineup.
"Over the past year and a half, the most chaotic time of our career, many have speculated on our possible demise, including ourselves at times. Now after everything, we have what we feel is easily the best album we have ever created, and the feeling in the air has never been more exciting. We are proud to announce that "Ire Works" will be coming out on November 13th, and that we will be embarking on our first North American headlining tour since Dec 2005 in October. All dates will be posted as they are confirmed, some are up now. Support will come from A Life Once Lost, Genghis Tron, and Behold…The Arctopus."
Upcoming The Dillinger Escape Plan U.S. tour dates:
Oct. 04 – Cleveland, OH at Peabody's.
Oct. 05 – Pittsburgh, PA at Rex Theatre.
Oct. 06 – Chicago, IL at Subterranean.
Oct. 07 – Saint Paul, MN at Station 4.
Oct. 08 – Papillion, NE at The Rock.
Oct. 09 – Denver, CO at Marquis Theater.
Oct. 14 – Santa Ana, CA at Galaxy Theatre.
Oct. 17 – Spring, TX at Java Jazz.
Oct. 20 – Fort Lauderdale, FL at Culture Room.
Oct. 21 – Orlando, FL at Backbooth.
Oct. 23 – Atlanta, GA at Masquerade.
Oct. 24 – Baltimore, MD at Ottobar.
Oct. 25 – Cambridge, MA at The Middle East.
Oct. 26 – Stone Pony, Asbury Park.
Oct. 28 – Blender, Theatre at Gramercy, New York.
Check The Dillinger Escape Plan's site at Myspace.com for a list of European tour dates.
Megadeth: Roadie For a Day
The band Megadeth is giving its fans a chance to be Mustaine's roadie for a day. Their website states the following: "How would you like to be Dave Mustaine's personal assistant for the day??!! Or have VIP backstage passes, or be 'Roadie For A Day' at a show on the upcoming US Tour?!! The MegaFanClub is now offering a chance at all of this to its members with a fan club membership drive!! All a member needs to do is recruit new members and you could be backstage hanging out with Megadeth, helping set up the show, or even the the ultimate prize, the chance to be "Personal Assistant to Dave Mustaine" for that day!!" Check out more details here.
Megadeth's U.S. tour starts September 4, taking the band through 24 U.S. cities. Tour dates can be found here.


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Viewers don't necessarily want to subscribe to multiple streaming services for just a couple shows. Does that mean they'll resort to piracy?
It only took three hours for Disney Plus' highly-anticipated original series "The Mandalorian" to start getting pirated online.
More than a week after the platform aired, Newsy analysis found that between 10,000 and 17,000 users were continuously helping distribute "The Mandalorian" via The Pirate Bay and its subsidiary websites. The Pirate Bay is a popular venue for torrenting, or peer-to-peer file-sharing, and while our data just barely scratches the surface of the distribution, Prof. Dustin York of Maryville University says it shows demand.
"I think the piracy really means that it's a hit. On the positive side, I think Disney should be very proud that it is a success [and] huge hit. Y'know, Oscar Wilde is famous for saying that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. So it's obvious that people are wanting to get that content."
Outside the U.S., demand for "The Mandalorian" is also high in countries like the U.K., Sweden and France, according to data from research firm Parrot Analytics. The problem is: Disney Plus won't be available in those countries until March of 2020 — making digital piracy the only available option to watch the show at all.
Beyond the current inaccessibility of Disney Plus internationally, some people are worried that the "streaming wars" in general will result in a rise of digital piracy. That's because people don't want to subscribe to multiple streaming platforms to watch just a couple of their favorite shows. With this in mind, one expert told Newsweek that "all valuable content is at risk."
"The easiest option is going to win out. ... It's not [that] I don't want to spend any money on my entertainment — that's proven to be not the case. People are willing to pay. They want the as easy as possible, where I don't have to have all these subscriptions, and how do I login, what's my username and password for this one, and sharing, and all this kind of stuff?"
"I think piracy is only going to increase."
Those statements are pretty definitive, but it's worth noting that not everyone agrees.
Parrot Analytics' Head of Partnerships told Newsy: "Digital piracy has plagued the content industry for years. 'Game of Thrones' is the most pirated show in history and yet is a phenomenal success in its commercial forms. ... But as more and more of these streaming platforms are rolling out around the world and content is becoming more accessible and even affordable, we may actually see piracy level out or even decrease over time."
Longtime Voice Of Disney's Minnie Mouse Russi Taylor Dies At 75


The rolling pin by the Danish manufacturer Hay practically makes it a joy to roll dough, an otherwise strenuous task. The roll made of solid stone is heavy enough to apply a certain amount of pressure on the dough with its own weight. With additional kneading by the baker, it will be very easy to roll out dough to a desired size.
Because of the missing handles and the solid material of the rolling pin, it is extremely durable, since nothing can break off or wear out. Those who value longevity and solid accompaniment for years of baking and cooking adventures have found something suitable with the Hay rolling pin.
This is a great rolling pin - it's easy to flour up and easy to clean. Maybe not suitable for rolling out large dough batches but great for home cooking. Best of all, it's small and takes up barely any room in the cutlery drawer.
Practical material, you can clean it after cooking very quickly. You can take it with you, it is small. Very comfortable to use! For children also suitable.
I love this rolling pin. Apart from the beautiful look and feel, it is exceptionally easy to use. The lack of excess handles also means it is easy to store, unlike other rolling pins I've had. Would make a lovely gift!


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Pickleball is life for Roger Bunting
Published January 25, 2017 - www.tbnweekly.com
CLEARWATER – The phrase "such-and-such saved my life" is so overused to the point of being a cliché today that it's hard to separate fact from fiction when it comes to life-altering occurrences.
In the case of Clearwater resident Roger Bunting, there's little doubt that while the sport of pickleball didn't technically save his life, it helped him recover from a life-threatening illness and gave him a new sense of purpose.
Bunting, a 57-year-old New York native and lifelong tennis player, came down with a serious case of bacterial meningitis in April 2015, and the infection of the membrane surrounding his brain kept Bunting in the hospital for 25 days, many of them spent in the ICU.
After he was finally released from the hospital and beginning his road to recovery, Bunting found he didn't have the strength or stamina to play tennis, a sport for which he received a scholarship to attend Florida Southern University and one he had been playing competitively on and off for much of his adult life. So he turned to a sport he had previously written off.
"When I got out of the hospital, I was still a tennis player. I wasn't sold on pickleball," Bunting said. "I had tried it with a friend of mine in 2013, and I wasn't a believer."
Bunting didn't think about pickleball, which is played by people of all ages using balls and a paddle on a half-tennis court, for more than a year. But when he needed an outlet for regaining his strength, that's when he decided to give the (1) fast-growing sport a second chance.
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U.S. Court of Appellate Courts for the Second, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Federal Circuit
Mr. Young is one of the country's most experienced IP trial attorneys, having handled dozens of jury trials and over 100 contested matters.
He has more than 50 years' experience in private practice in all aspects of intellectual property law. He has authored more than 2,500 patents and has successfully represented clients in state and federal courts – including numerous trials – in Michigan, Illinois, Massachusetts, Virginia, Florida, California, Kansas, Texas, South Carolina, New York, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, as well as appellate courts such as the Court of Appeals 6th Circuit, 9th Circuit, 11th Circuit and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. His notable cases include Honeywell v. ITT Industries, 452 F.3d 1312 (Fed. Cir. 2006), where successfully represented ITT.
Mr. Young also represents clients in IPR proceedings. His work includes successfully representing the patent owner in J Squared , Inc. v. Sauder Manufacturing Company, IPR2015-00958, IPR2015-00774, and IPR2016-00413.
An electrical engineer by training, Mr. Young worked for General Motors Corporation in its Patent Section in both Detroit and Washington D.C. He has also recently prevailed in three IPR's on behalf of a nationally known furniture company in Ohio.
Honors/Distinctions
AV Pre-eminent peer review
Martindale-Hubbell
Mr. Young has represented hundreds of clients, including numerous automotive suppliers and a manufacturer of semiconductor equipment.
Mr. Young is a member of the Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan and has served as its Chairman (1977). Mr. Young has also participated as a Member of the Council for Judicial Reform, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, (1993-1994) and is active in the State Bar of Michigan's Intellectual Property Community Involvement Initiative.
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Nova Color Artists Acrylic Paint was first manufactured in Culver City, California in 1965 shortly after the commercial introduction of acrylic polymer resin for paint production. Mexican immigrant Carlos Amparan developed a line of brilliantly colored fine art acrylic paint after experimenting with this relatively new water-borne emulsion. He and his brother Raoul began small-scale production of Nova Color and sold it at a low price to local artists.

Inexpensive and readily available, Nova Color helped fuel the explosion of the Southern California Mural Arts and Chicano Mural Arts movement in the late 1960s, 1970's and 1980's. Powerful artwork was made on a large scale.  Cities began mural painting programs such as the Los Angeles Citywide Mural Project to promote community development and renewal.

Although originally designed as an artists' easel paint, Nova Color proved to be a remarkably long lasting architectural paint for outdoor murals and decorative finishes. Nova Color developed a loyal following among artists who loved the strong colors that were affordable.

Early Southern California murals with Nova Color paint include:

 Anthony Quinn or The Pope of Broadway (1984) by Eloy Torrez, Los Angeles, California
 John Muir Woods John Muir School (1978) by Jane Golden
 Death of a Farmworker  (1979) by Michael Schnorr and Susan Yamagata, Chicano Park, San Diego, California
 El Nuevo Fuego (1985) by East Los Streetscapers, Los Angeles, California
 Labor in San Diego (1985) by Victor Ochoa, Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego, California
 the original painting of the Great Wall of Los Angeles, 1976-1983.

Nova Color Artists Acrylic Paint has continued advancement in paint technology and is used internationally for murals and fine art painting. Still located on Blackwelder Street in Culver City, California, the neighborhood is now the Culver City Arts District where contemporary art galleries line nearby Washington and La Cienega Boulevards.

See also
Acrylic paint
Faux Painting
Murals
Philadelphia Anti-Graffiti Network
Trompe-l'œil

External links
Official Nova Color Artists Acrylic Paint website
Philadelphia Mural Arts Program
Chicago Public Art Group
Chicano Park, San Diego
Portraits of Hope

Paint manufacturers
Chemical companies of the United States
Manufacturing companies based in California
Companies based in Los Angeles County, California
American companies established in 1965
Chemical companies established in 1965
1965 establishments in California
Art in Greater Los Angeles

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Greeting cards are an essential part of many business's marketing campaign and are also a great thing to have on hand at home. Greeting Cards are an easy and inexpensive way to say "thank you" to your valued customers or as a reminder to come in. Plus with direct mailing, you can upload a mailing list that is tailored specifically to your target audience! Or if you are thinking of the holiday season, or maybe stocking up on birthday cards for the year, send your cards the easy way - let us do it for you!


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Pay with Dash to enjoy exclusive deals and more!
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The Dash Visa Virtual Account is a unique feature in Singtel Dash, that allows you to enjoy payments online and at places that accept Visa payWave. This means you can literally shop and pay with Dash in Singapore, and anywhere else in the world.
What is Dash Visa Virtual Account?
Simply download and top up your account to use your Dash Visa Virtual Account!
This new feature will now allow you to shop at places that accept Visa payWave payments. All you need is a compatible iOS or Android NFC-enabled phone.
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How can I spot Visa payWave merchants?
How can I use Dash to make payments with Apple Pay?
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Simply download and top up your account to use your Dash Visa Virtual Account! This new feature will now allow you to shop at places that accept Visa payWave payments. All you need is a compatible iOS or Android NFC-enabled phone. With a unique 16-digit Dash Visa Virtual Account number, you can shop online and enjoy secure payments on e-commerce stores. An SMS confirmation will be sent to your mobile phone number after each online payment. You can now shop with confidence with your Dash Visa Virtual Account, and not worry about unauthorised charges or use.
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The newest brand to Orion Food Systems, Paavo's Pizza is an upscale "build-your-own" concept designed for both quick serve and fast casual restaurant environments.
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Restaurants are leading the mobile marketing space and jumping in head first. Not only are restaurants jumping into mobile marketing, but restaurants are increasing sales and profits by using mobile.
The statistics show that restaurants must take notice of mobile marketing. The evidence is just to convincing, just to powerful to not take notice.
There are several restaurant mobile marketing statistics that restaurant owners must understand. The majority of people searching for restaurant information are using a local directory or mobile app to initiate their search. This clearly means that building a restaurant mobile app could be extremely profitable for your restaurant.
Mobile marketing is becoming relevant as mobile devices such as tablets and cellular phones are becoming the dominant digital communication tools. In fact, it isn't just becoming relevant, but downright unavoidable in terms of need-to-know marketing strategies. Here are ten things that you should know about mobile marketing.
Fast may be an understatement. Considering the fact that there are already an estimated 49 million businesses already engaged in mobile advertising, you don't want to be left behind and find yourself on the tail end of the mobile revolution.


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Adding an Overlay to the map

   This example adds an Overlay which retrieves Map Tiles from a tile server run by the
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We're always looking for practical ways of making and saving money. It's surprising how many we simply overlook. Not long ago, I was living just two miles away from Heathrow Airport, where only one of our two assigned parking spaces was ever used. It was an opportunity lost.
ParkatmyHouse is a fine example of an online parking marketplace that connects drivers with parking spaces to rent, helping motorists to save hundreds on extortionate parking fees and allowing homeowners to make extra cash by sharing their driveways.
In the last six months, the site has facilitated parking arrangements worth almost one million pounds for its users. This, it estimates, is a saving of roughly 75% on standard council, private, and venue car-parking costs.
It's not the only site offering this solution, but the free-to-join community has been active for seven years, and the service clearly benefits from the strong availability that has been procured over that time. Indeed, ParkatmyHouse describes itself as the world's largest online parking community, with over a quarter of a million members worldwide.