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SDCC 2012: Marvel Studios Phase Two Films Confirmed: 'IRON MAN 3', 'THOR: THE DARK WORLD', 'CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER', 'ANT-MAN' and 'GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY'
Posted on 07/14/12 at 9:21 PM in Articles, Items by Paul Montgomery
Breaking, from San Diego Comic Con. Marvel Studios has four five films in active development. They are calling this grouping of films Phase Two.
First up. May 3rd, 2013: Iron Man 3, directed by Shane Black. Don Cheadle returns as War Machine. It sounds like Sir Ben Kingsley is indeed playing the Mandarin, with a visual of ten mystical rings.
November 8th, 2013: Thor: The Dark World, directed by Game of Thrones' Alan Taylor.
Next, on April 4th, 2014: Captain America: The Winter Soldier from directors Joe and Anthony Russo (Arrested Development, Community).
And…finally on August 1st, 2014: Guardians of the Galaxy, featuring: Drax, Groot, Starlord, Gamora, and Rocket Raccoon. No idea about the director, but reports suggest Nicole Perlman wrote a very exciting script.
Oh, and Edgar Wright's Ant-Man. That's happening too. Wright showed the notorious test footage for fans in attendance.
Finally, we've got some Charlie Wen concept art from Guardians of the Galaxy!
Filed Under: Articles, Items Tagged With: Alan Taylor, Ant Man, Edgar Wright, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man 3, Joe and Anthony Russo, Marvel Studios, SDCC 2012, Thor
Guardians of the Galaxy to Storm the Box Office in 2014?
neums says:
Holy shit, Winter Soldier. Brubaker's story had a very cinematic feel to it to begin with, and if done right, that's going to be awesome.
I legit fist-pumped at work in the middle of my newsroom when I saw this. That's how stoked I am.
jpriester73 says:
Dude I'm right there with you. A friend sent me the pic and I was flipping out. This is awesome! Lets all give Marvel a hand clap for this one. Well done good sirs, well done!
livinglegend629@gmail.com says:
Same here, I let out a small cheer. Hell yea, and I know for a fact brubaker is helping out with the movie adaptation so I'm fairly certain it's gonna kick ass. Awesome!
Impossibilly says:
Winter Soldier?!? YES!!!
TomiH says:
A Game of Throne's director on Thor… a Winter Soldier movie… live action Rocket Raccoon, holy shit is right!
PraxJarvin says:
Bam. That's a homerun and a slamdunk. Marvel's really hoping to hit out of the park. Odd that there's no word on the Black Widow movie, though.
Jeff Reid (@JeffRReid) says:
Even more surprising is the lack of another Hulk film.
My gut feeling says Ruffalo guests in IM3 and Cap2, stars in Avengers 2 and the gets a Hulk feature.
MaxPower says:
Maybe they're hesitant to roll out another Hulk film while the TV series is in development?
Bakhox says:
This is going to be awesome. Only thing I'm hoping for now is Major Victory to somehow be in the Guardians movie. There are a ton of problems with that, but still they could make it work.
JFernandes (@jdfernandes) says:
I'm honestly curious to see how many people listened to the director's commentary for Captain America: The First Avenger. During the commentary, he explicitly says that Bucky doesn't die from the fall because of the experiments HYDRA was doing on him when Cap rescued him. Anything other than a Winter Soldier follow-up would've shocked me.
I'm just hoping Guardians of the Galaxy works, because that's what I'm most excited for.
Doesn't matter. Winter. Fucking. Soldier.
Pumped that Wright's Ant-Man will be moving into production. Obviously the others sound good, specifically Winter Soldier, but can't say I'm too excited about Thor 2 or Guardians. I'm one of few who actively dislikes the first Thor and I've never been interested in Guardians of the Galaxy. Hey! Stop throwing things at me! Ow! Okay okay, I think Rocket Racoon is pretty awesome.
wayne2001bc says:
I was hoping for another Hulk movie starring Mark Ruffalo. But I'm still thrilled about all of these movies.
stevetwo says:
Any and all Marvel movies at this point is a very good thing. Guardians of the Galaxy? Cannot wait.
Let's hope the talk about Black Panther and other B-characters will come sooner than later. Maybe TV?
jackal87 says:
I have never read anything about Rocket Racoon but goddamit! A swearing intergalatic Police Racoon with a British accent has always had me wanting to (but never getting) read anything he's in.
butters169 says:
Dude you should read the DnA guardians of galaxy it's awesome
Skypants says:
Pretty psyched about Winter Soldier, though a bit bummed I have to wait until 2014. Thought it was obvious Bucky was going to be back. Now just give me an Iron Fist movie and I'll be all set!
Team Iron Fist up with Luke Cage, and I'm with ya!
Oh yes iron fist will be awesome
illmatic says:
I would sell vital organs to see a Power Man (or Cage) and Iron Fist movie lol. Together or individually.
Heroville says:
Here's the GoG concept art: http://i45.tinypic.com/206zpfn.jpg
y2kkev says:
StarLord! In a movie! With the mask! So happy!
RE: concept art. "My god, it's full of stars."
KillTheG1mp says:
I know nothing about Guardians of the Galaxy aside from the cameo in Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes… so can't say I'm all that excited, but I'll go see it for sure.
Anyone knows if it's going to be CGI-based à la Avatar or mainly real actors in costumes?
In the same boat as you. I know they're out there, but they're not something I'd normally be into. But then, I'm more of a fan of the street-level stuff as opposed to Marvel Cosmic. Who knows, though? With Thanos and this, maybe I'll pick up some of the cosmic trades, see what I've been missing out on.
Alch says:
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AoANightcrawler says:
2014 is going to be a great year.
Paul Montgomery (@fuzzytypewriter) says:
To those uninitiated in all things GotG, I highly recommend the Abnett & Lanning Annihilation event and Guardians of the Galaxy series. This movie looks like a direct response to that iteration of the team. Some of the best Marvel Comics to be had.
And of course, Marvel Now! is already promoting characters like Rocket Raccoon to prominence, so there's plenty of time and opportunity to get acquainted by 2014.
cosmo says:
I agree: as long as Abnett & Lanning's Guardians was being published, it was one of the best books out there. The Thanos Imperative was a first rate climax to the run . . .
Thanks for the recommendations Paul! I'll ask around for those at my LCS!
I've been hoping for a Winter Solider film ever since the first movie. Now, we just need to keep our fingers crossed that the Bucky actor has the chops to pull it off. Hopefully they can tie in Black Widow somehow. Not sure if comedy writers are best choice for creative, but we'll see . . .
Guardians of the Galaxy? Very glad to hear that this is actually happen'. However, I shall be quite disappointed if my namesake is not present . . .
Sebastian Stan did good dark and brooding as the Mad Hatter in Once Upon a Time, so I think he'll be decent.
tomistommy says:
Really interested to see how the general public reacts to a movie that stars a talking tree and a raccoon with laser guns. I know I'm excited for it, but it seems like a hard sell. Then again, look at Star Wars.
MisterShaw says:
That's kinda what I'm thinking. Seeing Rocket Raccoon & Groot onscreen will be awesome, but I don't know how well that's gonna go over with the general public.
This doesn't sound like True Believer talk…
JSAkid says:
I f@#kn luv it!!! All of it but most for Guardians of the Galaxy and that concept art is in the right direction, I couldn't get enough of that last Guardians run. Edgar Wright on Ant-Man will be awesome!!! Winter Soldier!!! Holy shit yes!!! Another Ironman and Thor should be cool too, really like the Thor title. All this and Dark Knight Rises is out in a few days w a Man of Steel teaser, I still haven't seen Spiderman….as I watch G4 SDCC coverage…….sensory overload!!!
SamIAm says:
While this sounds cool and all, the Guardians of the Galaxy movie really doesnt' do anything for me. I just don't see why people like it. I am not saying that it is bad or anything, but I just don't get it.
Hopefully Disney doesn't pull a John Carter and rename it "Guardians"
Or better yet "Peter Quill"
That'll drive everyone away forever.
Jim Mroczkowski (@jimski) says:
Guardians of the Galaxy is our best shot in a while to see someone try and translate Kirby Krackle to film.
tripleneck (@tripleneck) says:
Winter Soldier for the character & Ant-Man for Edgar Wright have got my attention. The others are not ringing my bell.
TheNextChampion says:
While I am excited to see all of these movies, none of this is really big news is it? We all knew Iron Man 3, Thor 2, and Cap 2 were in development and all of this SDCC stuff is just giving us the titles really. Ant-Man is really the only surprise here and hopefully we can see some of that test footage soon.
I'm not a huge Guardians fan but I will watch this movie to see if a cosmic movie can be done right. But I find it very hard to believe the average movie goer is going to be sold on a talking raccoon and a living tree. I'm imagining a lot of people going: "The fuck is this?….' when the trailers start coming out.
I don't know anything about the GotG, but I'm guessing that's it's going to be more of an all ages kid friendly presentation. Talking animals and trees just scream kids movie to me; not that adults couldn't enjoy it, too.
Too soon to tell. I wouldn't consider the DnA GotG series any more kid friendly than the contemporary Avengers books.
And remember, Iron Man was not a house hold name before his first movie came out. That was a big gamble. The same for Thor, really. Have faith.
@triple: Considering this is all going to tie into Avengers 2 I doubt it'll be very kid friendly….I mean Avengers was a pretty solid PG-13 movie that kids could watch. But I doubt it's going to be 'G' type of film.
@fuzzytypewriter: I get what you're saying but still…..It's a movie involving a talking raccoon (and let's not forget they could add Cosmo the talking Russian Dog if they wanted too). Just imagining a raccoon going up to Chris Evans in Avengers 2 doesn't sound very good…
I don't think it's any sillier than Star Wars and Avatar. The marketing is a challenge, sure. But if they use their momentum and enforce that Marvel Cinematic Universe brand, they can make this sing.
@fuzzytypewriter: Hit the nail on the head.
This could be one of the toughest sells in movie history considering the characters involved.
Although I hit on something big: RR voiced by Patrick Stewart?
Sky's the limit.
Marvel Studios has gambled on all these films. It all started with the risk of Jon Favreau as an action director. If they think GotG can work then it's they're concern.
Star Wars man. Yoda and shit. Cosmic has been working for a long time.
What are the chances we'll eventually get Dr.Strange? It has magnificent potential for the silver screen.
I'd say quite possible. It's been on several short lists.
If they do Dr. Strange I better hear Orpheus's theme from Venture Bros in the trailer.
wallythegreenmonster says:
Dr Strange and even Cloak and Dagger could make excellent movies or TV shows if they keep it nice and supernatural.
@Paul good to know, it's currently at the top of mine right now.
@TheNextChampion I'm basically just wanting a Dr. Orpheus movie anyway. Every time I read Strange, the voice I hear is Orpheus now.
@Wally I think Strange needs the movie sized budget to succeed, but Cloak and Dagger is perfect for TV.
@Max: I desperately want the line, "Who Wants Pizza Rolls!?" in the Dr. Strange movie.
diebenny says:
@Wally@MaxPower Nah man. Strange would be great TV. Weekly monster and demon fodder is the best kinda tv there is. Strange is perfect for an anything goes show that is wildly different every episode.
RahUniQue says:
I want the Rock to play Drax & Bob Hoskins to voice Rocket Raccoon.
So, what you're saying is you want this to fail right out of the gate. The Rock? Really? I mean, I get it from a meat-head perspective, but c'mon. Dude has no gravitas. At all.
You're not a fan of the Rock, i take it? Meat head? Really? I don't see that. Rock has a whole lot of charisma. I'm not looking for gravitas from Drax. He just has to be bad ass. Who would you suggest for Drax?
Quasar says:
I'm pretty meh for the most part. Well maybe Ant-Man with it being Edgar Wright.
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101125163953/marveldatabase/images/f/ff/Mighty_Avengers_Vol_1_26_page_–_Henry_Pym_(Earth-616).jpg
Ah, yes, during his short, ill-conceived stint as the Wasp. Probably just so editorial could pair him with O'Grady for that dumb Ant-Man & Wasp mini to cash in with a nostalgia title.
Wow dude. If you haven't read Dan Slotts Mighty Avengers you should. The reasoning for becoming Wasp and everything is in that series. Probably the best character study of Hank Pym around.
I've read it, and as a Spidey devotee, I worship at the altar of Slott. That said, I get why Hank did it any his motivations for doing so, but once Slott was off and Hank's almost immediately thrown back into the Giant-Man/Ant-Man guise, I dunno, made it look like Marvel editorial or Christos Gage had no faith in that particular character arc and decided to wash their hands of it.
ScottE says:
I was a little worried about Marvel films after Avengers but it looks like they are making good decisions. The only worry I have is the Arrested Development directors doing Captain America because as far as I know they have just directed sitcoms.
They directed a buttload of Community episodes also.
So they get geek cred.
They directed You, Me and Dupree.
Hmmm…I'm conflicted about this now.
Minion says:
Yay Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay!
Now all I hope for is some smaller movies. Iron Fist or Luke Cage want…
DrBr00klyn says:
Hmmm… the Winter soldier arc on screen? Yes please. Guardians of the Galaxy? Hell yes!
4iiii says:
This is all GREAT news for people sayings it "meh" or we "already knew" they were making sequels yeah we did but we all weren't sure of the storylines and lineups sooo can we just all stop being so negative. Comics and Comic news doesn't have to be followed up with negative comments ALL the time.
GOTG can totally work, if Star Wars worked this can definitely work if done right and given some awesome voice actors.
Brubakers winter solder adapted? COME ON amazing.
Finally ant man 🙂
and game of thrones/thor COME the fu** on this is all great news. I'm pretty happy with marvel right now, big thumbs up.
Are we surprised that Nova isn't in Guardians of the Galaxy? I haven't read the recent comic (although it's moved up on my to read list significantly), but I always assumed he was a part of that somehow.
The idea of thousands of eager young actors in Hollywood frantically researching the roles of Rocket Raccoon and Groot really amuses me for some reason. "I really gotta be this tree guy!"
Interesting that Marvel seems to be avoiding numbered sequels going forward as well.
Anyway, super excited for all five of these (especially those last two!)
Now to search for that test footage online…
Nova is more of a GotG ally than a member of the team.
I know nova is just an alley I think that a great plot for guardians of the galaxy would have been nova getting the helmet and joining the guardians of the galaxy
Maybe that's a Nova movie or GotG 2.
i just thought nova would be a great way for the audiance to be introduced the marvel cosmic world
I love the idea of young actors jockeying to be a tree, the role no one wanted in the school play.
frosty says:
I'm more bummed that Gamora appears to be the only Woman. We need Moondragon as well at least.
Moviefone.com has it down in they're "Guardians of the Galaxy: Who are they?" article that Nova is part of the team in the movie, they also described him and Rocket all wrong if you ask me. They did however provide a good what to read to get to known them list from Annihilation to Thanos Imperative.
JDC says:
All great, but I'm most excited for Cap 2. Glad they're not waiting too long to do the Winter Soldier story. Will a returned Red Skull be the bad guy, perhaps?
Baron Zemo!!! I love that they're bringing in that perfect storyline to bring Cap up to date and Bucky did fall but not shown dead. Bucky with the sniper rifle shot was a hint at Winter Soldier I thought, Winter Soldier is a great title and plot for a Cap sequel.
Doughboy says:
Wow! Guardians of the Galaxy, Winter Soldier and Ant-Man! When I saw this news posted on twitter last night, I confirmed it at Marvel.com and put it in the newscasts I was producing. 🙂
Can't wait for 2014!
WheelHands says:
Wow. This is all great stuff.
I still can't believe we're living in a world with characters like Rocket Racoon on the big screen. This is the kinda stuff we all used to dream about but knew would never happen. And yet here we are. It's simply wonderful.
cromulent says:
I was hesitant about all these movies but the director from Kiss Kiss Bang Bang for Iron Man and a Game of Thrones-ey Thor has me excited. Though the directors for Cap seem weird since they are mostly known for comedies, but hey who knows.
I'm still really shocked that Guardians is getting made. I'm sure they will promote the hell out of it and make it something cool. Outside of Rocket Racoon, i've never really heard of any of those characters and i' m a comic reader. I'm sure it will be fun, and the Marvel Studios brand will carry a lot of weight with casual movie goers. I'm sure it will be awesome.
Everything else sounds great.
MDogg922 says:
I'm optimistic. Before Iron Man, Jon Favreau was an indie director with two "children" movies (Elf and Zathura) under his belt.
so am i. Its just seems like a really big risk. These characters aren't household names by any stretch…but then again Pixar pulls off that exact same thing several times a year.
thered says:
so it looks like the line-up for the next avengers movie is captain america, iron man, thor, ant-man and…someone from guardians of the galaxy? maybe they'll be bringing in rocket raccoon to match with the marvel now stuff that's been going around…more likely they're using guardians of the galaxy to introduce all of the celestial beings and adam warlock so that they'll be ready for an infinity gauntlet (if thanos shows up in avengers 2). i still can't see them going with an all male team for avengers 2. hopefully they'll bring back black widow, but i was also really hoping to see the wasp and scarlet witch, too… plus there'd better be a hulk in avengers 2! this avengers team is getting to be pretty big for a movie.
Vision and Black Panther need to be in there, they wouldn't be too hard to implement.
If Marvel had DC beat off of the finish-line before these movies……………DC might just want to pick up their ball and go home. #everythingafterdarkknightriseswillcontinuetofailforDC
Invincipal says:
I'm stoked for Guardians, anyone have any recommendations for good cosmic marvel reads?
Comixology has the 1st 18 issues on sale, right now for .99 cents an issue!
undertak1983 says:
I think I'm most excited about The Guardians of the Galaxy!!!!! GROOT!!!
AxelBrass says:
YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ali Colluccio (@WonderAli) says:
Anybody notice the "Based on the Marvel comic book" above the GotG and Ant-Man logos? I LOVE that!!
Runaway13 says:
Hank Pym is one of my favorite characters but I don't see how this is going to work out on film. But I do think Gaurdians of The Galaxy will work out well because of the success of Star Wars and other Sci-Fi movies.
Does anyone read moviefone.com threads? I didn't know until today it was officially owned or part of the Huffington Post and don't know if I like that or not. Ariana Huffington has been a regular on Real Time With Bill Maher and pretty sure they disagree on most issues but maintain a healthy respect for one another. Anyway, I never comment anywhere but here on well almost anything, (Facebook/twitter once in awhile) but checked it out today cause I wanted to see some movie showing times and couldn't help but notice the numerous SDCC articles/threads and then read a cpl of them and realized why I usually don't, more pessimism and haters on they're with the most narrow minded of opinions collectively anywhere on the internet I've seen. A few obvious comic fan optimistic comments but mostly trash talk and what I don't get from people who don't care about Ant-Man or Guardians of the Galaxy, why hate on it? If you don't like it or even care about it, don't watch it and stop worrying about what comic movie is being made if they're not your cup o' tea. Right? Anyone feel me on this?
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Lakers News: Larry Nance Jr. Remains Open To Participating In Slam Dunk Contest
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Lakers Vs. Grizzlies Preview: L.A. Looks To End Road Trip On High Note
With the Los Angeles Lakers suddenly on the rise back to relevancy in the NBA, second-year forward Larry Nance Jr. has emerged as one of the most important players on the roster. His energy, athleticism, and versatility is a major key to the success of the Lakers' vaunted bench unit.
Above all else, however, Nance is known for his outstanding dunks. In his short career he is already creating his own highlight reel, and with his father being Larry Nance Sr., winner of the 1984 Slam Dunk Contest, many have been asking when Nance Jr. will follow in his father's footsteps.
Nance Jr. has spoken before about being open to entering the Slam Dunk Contest and he re-iterated that point in an interview with Baxter Holmes of ESPN:
"I've always maintained that at some point, I would love to," Nance said. "I just don't know when. I don't know if it's this year. I don't know if it's next year. I don't know at this point. I've just got to be ready."
There is definitely a chance that Nance Jr. could find himself in the contest this season as he was invited to participate last season, but declined because he was dealing with some minor injuries at the time.
Nance also admitted, however, that he wouldn't be ready for the dunk contest right now because he hasn't been able to plan anything via Holmes:
"Honestly, if they threw me in one right now, I'd get last place, because I have no idea what I would do," Nance said. "It would just take a lot of planning, which I haven't [done]. Instead of worrying about dunks, I'm trying to figure out my jump shot and stuff like that."
Following last season's classic showdown between Minnesota's Zach LaVine and Orlando's Aaron Gordon, Nance tweeted that he was on his way to 'do some lunges and squats…' which immediately led many fans to dream about the potential of adding Nance to that mix.
2017 could be the year for that to happen, although Nance is currently dealing with minor injuries again. He suffered a knee contusion in Friday's game against the Toronto Raptors and is questionable for Saturday's matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Simona Halep's show of power and belief helps her realise Wimbledon dream
Brunilde Fioravanti
Williams will enter the U.S. Open searching for her first Grand Slam victory since the 2017 Australian Open.
She becomes Romania's first-ever Wimbledon singles champion, while Williams suffered a third consecutive defeat in a Grand Slam final after losses to Angelique Kerber at the same venue previous year and Naomi Osaka at the US Open.
The day before the women's final, eight-time Wimbledon victor and Halep's idol Federer overcame Rafael Nadal in his semi-final, before offering his support to the world number seven, saying she should "back herself" and show a "winner mentality".
"I read what he said".
The 37-year-old has never been afraid to stand up for what she believes in and at the end of her press conference after a crushing defeat nobody saw coming, she ended with the words: "The day I stop fighting for equality and for people that look like you and me will be the day I'm in my grave".
'I lived it with [Boris] Becker, lived it with [Goran] Ivanisevic and lived it again today, ' Tiriac had been saying before he was interrupted. "And also I feel stable on the legs, which is very important on the grass". Because if you listen to him, you get the good things. "So I did that".
The Duchess of Cambridge was in attendance in the Royal Box and afterwards spoke with Halep, who was thrilled with the introduction. She defeated Giulia Gatto-Monticone in two sets in the first round but had to play to 7 games in the second set to do it. I just go out there and play, see what happens.
Forty-three years later, on another glorious summer's day, Halep could not stop smiling as she kept caressing the purple All England Club membership badge that had been pinned on to her grey hooded top. You know, I never thought about time in general. But this year I started to feel the game more and more. The Romanian was the player to beat in the last two weeks at the All England, losing one set in seven encounters and toppling the players like Victoria Azarenka, Cori Gauff and Elina Svitolina to set the title clash against one of the legends of this event and one of the best players ever. It's clay. We grow up on clay.
"I'm very sure that was the best match of my life". Here the tennis was born, let's say.
"In the meantime, I got pregnant, had a baby, so. that definitely plays a little bit into it".
So is the 6-2 6-2 Wimbledon triumph a bigger deal to Romanians than the Roland Garros win?
"But I knew if we are patient and if we work hard, we get the feeling of the grass court".
Later in the tournament, King added: "Quite frankly, if I were Serena, I would give up being a celebrity for a year-and-a-half".
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Victorious Vladimir Putin lashed out at accusations Russia was responsible for poisoning Sergei Skripal, a former double agent, as he celebrated winning a fourth presidential term on Sunday night.
Mr Putin, who thanked his supporters outside the Kremlin for his victory, dismissed British allegations that Russia was responsible for the attack by saying it was "total nonsense" that someone would have allowed such an attack before the election.
He said: "Russia does not possess such agents. We have destroyed all our chemical arsenals under control of international observers."
Despite a campaign troubled by lack of interest and an opposition boycott, Mr Putin had collected 76 per cent of votes with four fifths of the ballots counted, according to the central electoral commission.
Although his victory was never in doubt, a poorer showing than the 64 per cent he got in the 2012 presidential election could have called into question the continuation of his 18-year rule.
Another six-year term will allow Mr Putin, 65, to rival Joseph Stalin as the country's longest-serving leader.
On Sunday evening, Mr Putin thanked supporters outside the Kremlin for his victory.
"I see in this an acknowledgement of what was done in recent years in very difficult conditions, I see in this the trust and hope of our people that we will work just as intensely, just as responsibly and even more successfully," he said.
Opposition leader Alexei Navalny, 41, who was barred from running due to a politicised embezzlement conviction, called a voter boycott and recruited 26,000 electoral observers to catch any attempts to inflate turnout.
The WCIOM exit poll placed turnout at 63.7 per cent, just below the 65 per cent the Kremlin was reportedly seeking to match the 2012 results.
At a school polling station in Odintsovo, an industrial city of 140,000 in the Moscow region, electoral commission member Sergei Nekhayonok described pressure from the authorities to "raise turnout".
The state-owned factory where he works had been sending him and other employees door-to-door for the past two weeks to encourage people to vote, he told The Telegraph.
Mr Putin's campaign spokesman Andrei Kondrashov offered a tongue-in-cheek thank-you to Britain for the diplomatic row over Mr Skripal's poisoning, which he said had created a "turnout we couldn't have dreamt of ourselves".
"When Russia indiscriminately and without evidence is accused of something, all that the Russian people do is come together around a centre of power. The centre of power today is Putin," he said.
While communist candidate Pavel Grudinin placed a distant second, his reported 11.2 per cent marked an improvement over his poll numbers. Perennial nationalist candidate Vladimir Zhirinovsky received 6.7 per cent.
Among those who voted was Gérard Depardieu, 69, the ever controversial French film star who was awarded Russian citizenship by Mr Putin in 2013. He cast his ballot at the Russian embassy in Paris.
Russians in Ukraine were blocked from voting by police and protesters as annexed Crimea held its first-ever Russian presidential vote.
Reports of falsifications threatened to tarnish Mr Putin's resounding victory, however. Mr Navalny said the officially reported turnout exceeded what his network of electoral observers had counted by 25 per cent in the Altai republic, 18 per cent in the Perm region and 12 per cent in the Kemerovo region.
Online polling station cameras captured many blatant violations. In Chechnya, where Mr Putin won 99 per cent of the vote in 2012, a man was seen casually stuffing ballots as he greeted acquaintances. In the Primorsk region, a woman tried to surreptitiously shove a pile of ballots into an urn.
The regional electoral commission nullified the results at a polling station in the Moscow suburb of Lyubertsy after ballot stuffing was caught on camera.
Meanwhile, at a polling place in Kemerovo, which is known for suspiciously high turnouts, a woman obscured the camera's view with balloons as electoral workers began pouring ballots out on a table for counting.
Student Gleb Matveyev, 20, one of about 50 Navalny volunteers who observed the vote in Chechnya, said the polling station he was monitoring in Grozny reported 69 per cent turnout with only 100 "extra votes".
"We smashed to dust the theory that there is 99 per cent turnout in Chechnya," he said.
But involuntary voting likely had the greatest effect on results. Independent electoral monitor Golos received complaints that state employees had been forced to the polls under threat of firing and voters had been bussed to polling stations en masse.
As voting came to a close in Moscow, Ksenia Sobchak, a former reality TV star who ran for president in what some saw as a Kremlin ploy, came Mr Navalny's headquarters and asked him on a live YouTube stream to join with her to form a new opposition party. She reportedly received less than 2 per cent of the vote.
Mr Navalny refused, accusing her of taking money to run for president and calling her "part of the lying, falsifying scheme that didn't let me into the election".
He also accused her of withdrawing permission for his observers to work in her name in the Kemerovo region, which Ms Sobchak said was caused by a mix-up with RFERL journalists.
Despite a stagnant economy, average incomes are far higher now than when Mr Putin first took office. His approval rating has not dipped below 80 per cent since the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
Some voters supported Mr Putin against what they called unfair accusations by the West, including over the Skripal case.
"If a person is confident in the Russian state, then what other countries do won't change his confidence," Odintsovo electoral worker Alexadner Alyoshkin said.
"If you are a patriot you will go vote," said Yury Afanasiyev, 47, when asked why he had bothered to vote for Mr Putin in such a one-sided election.
But many others appeared apathetic, especially young voters.
"There's no point in voting because the result is already clear," said student Alexei Kursky, 19, as he waited for a suburban train.
Many of the tens of thousands of volunteer electoral observers held vigil late into the night as the ballots were counted and the results reported to the district electoral commission.
"There were violations in all previous elections," said Yury Gorokhov in Odintsovo, "so you don't know if it will be clean."


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Twin Shadow is the fifth studio album by Dominican-American singer-songwriter George Lewis Jr., under his stage name Twin Shadow. It was released on July 9, 2021, on Lewis's own label, Cheree Cheree. According to a press release quoted by Paste magazine, the self-titled album "represents Lewis' biggest sonic shift to date and finds the artist reexamining the cherished sounds of the golden era of soul and punk that were part of his musical upbringing and embracing his Dominican heritage, recording portions of the album at FAMA Studios in the Dominican Republic".

Track listing

"Alemania" – 3:55
"Sugarcane" – 3:30
"Johnny & Jonnie" – 2:49
"Get Closer" – 3:21
"Is There Any Love" – 3:27
"Gated Windows" – 3:20
"Modern Man" – 2:31
"Lonestar" – 2:45
"Brown Sugar" – 2:35
"I Wanna Be Here (Shotgun)" – 2:44

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"The Puppy Song" is a Harry Nilsson song that appeared on his album Harry released in August 1969. Nilsson originally wrote this song at Paul McCartney's request for Mary Hopkin, an 18-year-old singer that McCartney had signed to Apple Records and whose first album, Post Card would feature her version of Nilsson's song.  David Cassidy released his version as a double A-side single with "Daydreamer", which reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart in 1973.

Background
In 1968, Nilsson went to London to meet with members of The Beatles after John Lennon named Nilsson as his favorite American artist with both Lennon and Paul McCartney naming him their favorite group, and they requested a session with him. While in London, McCartney asked Nilsson to write a song for Mary Hopkin, a request to which Nilsson complied, working out the song on the piano and recording a demo that night. The song was sent to McCartney who thought it "perfect" for Hopkin. Hopkin recorded the song for her debut album Post Card.

Nilsson recorded the song himself later in the year. Nilsson's version was a little slower Hopkin's, and was sung in the key of C rather than G. It was included in his album Harry released in 1969, and it served as the B-side to Nilsson's single "Maybe" in the UK.

The song lyrics tell of a child longing for a puppy, and the opening lines of the song about dreams and wishes: "Dreams are nothin' more than wishes / And a wish is just a dream you wish to come true", became a theme for the album Harry.

David Cassidy version
The song was popularized by David Cassidy in his double A-side single "Daydreamer"/"The Puppy Song". The single was released by Bell Records, and Cassidy specially flew to London to promote the single. The song reached No. 1 on the UK Chart, staying there for three weeks in November 1973. The single was also among the ten biggest sellers of 1973. The opening line of "The Puppy Song" was used as the title of David Cassidy's 1973 album Dreams Are Nuthin' More Than Wishes, and both songs of the single appear on the album.

Track list
Side A: Daydreamer (written by Terry Dempsey) (2:46)
Side B: "The Puppy Song" (written by Harry Nilsson) (2:44)

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Usage
 Nilsson's version was used in the soundtrack for the opening credits of Nora Ephron's 1998 film You've Got Mail.
The song appeared at the end of the first episode of the FX series Wilfred.

References

1969 songs
Harry Nilsson songs
David Cassidy songs
UK Singles Chart number-one singles
Song recordings produced by Rick Jarrard
Songs written by Harry Nilsson
Mary Hopkin songs


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A brilliant, insane desperation plan to stop Trump: help him win Iowa
By Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias Jan 26, 2016, 11:00am EST
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Over the past couple of weeks, a surprisingly large number of mainstream Republicans have started doing nice things for Donald Trump, especially in Iowa, where he is locked in a battle with Ted Cruz. This is especially puzzling for those of us who once confidently predicted that despite congressional Republicans' personal dislike of Cruz, they would ultimately find him more ideologically congenial than Trump.
But over the weekend, one political operative floated to me a theory that began to rapidly gain credence on Monday. Establishment Republicans aren't choosing Trump over Cruz because they prefer Trump to Cruz. They are backing Trump over Cruz because they think doing so is the best way to stop Trump.
It sounds crazy. And when you look at the plan in detail, it keeps sounding pretty crazy. But when you peer deeply into the all-around craziness of the 2016 primary season, it looks like maybe exactly the kind of crazy the GOP needs right now.
The establishment ricochet
In a recent email, veteran Republican strategist Alex Castellanos laid out a vision of Marco Rubio's path to victory that aligns with the boost-Trump-to-kill-Trump theory:
If Cruz underperforms in [Iowa] and Rubio finishes a strong third or better, New Hampshire may evolve into a race between Trump and Rubio, not Trump and Cruz. Unlike Bush/Christie/Kasich, Marco Rubio has a shot at being the only candidate palatable to the establishment who rides into NH with a little [Iowa] momentum. Rubio's 3-2-1 strategy to finish 3rd in IA, 2nd in NH, and 1st [in South Carolina] could actually develop.
So why boost Trump? The key is that for any of this to work, Ted Cruz needs to lose in Iowa. If Cruz beats Trump, then Cruz heads into New Hampshire with positive press and could easily ride out a New Hampshire loss to Trump before heading to South Carolina and other evangelical-rich Southern states where he's likely to do well.
A Cruz victory in Iowa, in other words, perpetuates the current dynamic that is killing the establishment — a dynamic where even if all the supporters of different establishment-friendly candidates agreed to back a single horse, that candidate would still be losing to both Trump and Cruz.
A Cruz loss in Iowa, by contrast, could set the stage to drive Cruz out of the race, allowing the bulk of his supporters to consolidate behind Rubio or some other establishment figure.
Why this (kind of) makes sense
For most of the campaign, Trump and Cruz have been discussed as kindred spirits — gadflies disliked by the GOP establishment — with some sense that each man is best positioned to inherit the other's supporters.
But while Trump and Cruz are in some ways similar figures, in other ways they are very different. Trump is not an orthodox conservative, and his message resonates most deeply with white working-class voters who are not especially invested in orthodox conservative ideology. It's possible to construct superficially devastating anti-Trump ads making the point that he's not a real conservative, but this point has been argued time and again by Trump's adversaries without it really hurting him much with his core supporters, who just don't care.
Cruz, by contrast, has built his entire career by arguing that establishment Republican politicians are betraying true conservative ideology.
Which is to say that while Trump's current supporters may not care that he's not an orthodox conservative, Cruz's current supporters probably would care about this. So if Cruz could be forced from the race, his backers might rally behind Marco Rubio's standard.
Why this could be ridiculous
For starters, it's by no means clear that Republican elites have the capacity for the kind of coordinated, secret activity that would be necessary to make this work. Beyond that, the obvious problem with helping Trump to beat Trump is that helping him might simply help him.
The problem with pumping up Trump in Iowa to try to force Cruz from the race and help defeat Trump in the long run is that if Trump wins Iowa and then wins New Hampshire (where he currently has a big lead), he may well just end up sweeping the table. With the exception of Ed Muskie in 1972, nobody has ever won both Iowa and New Hampshire and then not won the nomination.
It's not clear why Cruz would respond to being stabbed in the back by the establishment by dropping out of the race, or, if he did, why he wouldn't endorse Trump. It's also entirely possible that a significant faction of Cruz's supporters are too vehemently anti-immigration to ever rally behind the co-sponsor of Chuck Schumer's immigration reform bill.
In that case, the consequence of helping Trump will be to have helped Trump.
At that point, what happens next is anyone's guess — but the odds that the answer is "warmly embrace the Republican establishment he just humiliated and adopt all their policy preferences for no real reason" do not seem especially high.
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There are four types of data analysis that are in use across all industries. While we separate these into categories, they are all linked together and build upon each other. As you begin moving from the simplest type of analytics forward, the degree of difficulty and resources required increases. At the same time, the level of added insight and value also increases.
Below, we will introduce each type and give examples of how they are utilized in business.
The first type of data analysis is descriptive analysis. It is at the foundation of all data insight. It is the simplest and most common use of data in business today. Descriptive analysis answers the "what happened" by summarizing past data usually in the form of dashboards.
The biggest use of descriptive analysis in business is to track Key Performance Indicators (KPI's). KPI's describe how a business is performing based on chosen benchmarks.
After asking the main question of "what happened" you may then want to dive deeper and ask why did it happen? This is where diagnostic analysis comes in.
Diagnostic analysis takes the insight found from descriptive analytics and drills down to find the cause of that outcome. Organizations make use of this type of analytics as it creates more connections between data and identifies patterns of behavior.
A critical aspect of diagnostic analysis is creating detailed information. When new problems arise, it is possible you have already collected certain data pertaining to the issue. By already having the data at your disposal, it ends having to repeat work and makes all problems interconnected.
Predictive analysis attempts to answer the question "what is likely to happen". This type of analytics utilizes previous data to make predictions about future outcomes.
This type of analysis is another step up from the descriptive and diagnostic analyses. Predictive analysis uses the data we have summarized to make logical predictions of the outcomes of events. This analysis relies on statistical modeling, which requires added technology and manpower to forecast. It is also important to understand that forecasting is only an estimate; the accuracy of predictions relies on quality and detailed data.
While descriptive and diagnostic analysis are common practices in business, predictive analysis is where many organizations begin show signs of difficulty. Some companies do not have the manpower to implement predictive analysis in every place they desire. Others are not yet willing to invest in analysis teams across every department or not prepared to educate current teams.
The final type of data analysis is the most sought after, but few organizations are truly equipped to perform it. Prescriptive analysis is the frontier of data analysis, combining the insight from all previous analyses to determine the course of action to take in a current problem or decision.
Prescriptive analysis utilizes state of the art technology and data practices. It is a huge organizational commitment and companies must be sure that they are ready and willing to put forth the effort and resources.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a perfect example of prescriptive analytics. AI systems consume a large amount of data to continuously learn and use this information to make informed decisions. Well-designed AI systems are capable of communicating these decisions and even putting those decisions into action. Business processes can be performed and optimized daily without a human doing anything with artificial intelligence.
Currently, most of the big data-driven companies (Apple, Facebook, Netflix, etc.) are utilizing prescriptive analytics and AI to improve decision making. For other organizations, the jump to predictive and prescriptive analytics can be insurmountable. As technology continues to improve and more professionals are educated in data, we will see more companies entering the data-driven realm.
As we have shown, each of these types of data analysis are connected and rely on each other to a certain degree. They each serve a different purpose and provide varying insights. Moving from descriptive analysis towards predictive and prescriptive analysis requires much more technical ability, but also unlocks more insight for your organization.


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For many students at Stony Brook University, studying abroad is something they don't know much about. For Journalism student April Warren, participating in the China Silk Road study abroad program last summer was one of the most rewarding experiences of her academic career.
"I took out of it a greater sense of adventure and quest for knowledge," said Warren. "I was constantly asking our guides random questions and just always wanting to know more."
Warren's trip took her from Beijing to the West of China and back again. At the end of 10 days, the group had traveled the distance of New York to Denver, Colorado. Along the way, the Stony Brook University students and Chinese students studying alongside them discussed their cultural differences, Warren said.
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"There was one point where we were on a train for 10 hours in sleeper cars. It was me, one other female SBU student and two of the male Chinese students. It was just awesome to sit up with them all night talking about the cultural differences," she said.
For many students who choose to study abroad, one of the main selling points of a particular program is the differences in culture between America and the country where they choose to study. According to the Association of National Educators only 1.4 percent of students studied abroad from New York during the 2004-2005 school year. Stony Brook offers winter, summer and semester-long programs in more than 20 countries. The the most popular programs include the summer trip to Tanzania, Africa and the winter trip to Rome, Italy.
Sessions vary in tenure depending on when they are taking place. Winter sessions are usually two to three weeks, summer sessions can range from a couple of weeks to a couple of months and semester-long programs vary in length according to the semester of the University a student is studying at overseas.
Although the programs are extensive and varied, many Stony Brook students are unaware of the possibilities studying at Stony Brook can open for them in terms of studying abroad. Stony Brook has an international reputation in academic excellence and therefore is able to host many exchange programs in addition to study abroad sessions.
An exchange program differs from a study abroad session in that for every student sent to a given University abroad, Stony Brook will host one student here. An example of this exchange is found in Brighton, England at the University of Sussex. In the past, Stony Brook has only been able to send two students per semester to study at Sussex, but recently, up to 10 applicants have been able to study in the United Kingdom due to the number of Sussex students taking classes at Stony Brook. Unbeknownst to most Stony Brook students, there are over a hundred of study abroad students that come here to study every semester.
About 50 percent of students at Stony Brook commute, and for these students, study abroad is an excellent addition to their college experience. Emma Backfish, a Political Science major and commuter student, studied abroad for three semesters during her tenure at Stony Brook. Backfish studied a full year at University of Sussex and then later in Sweden.
"It's a great time to reflect on how you are starting to manage as an adult and really learn about yourself," said Backfish. "I would recommend the experience to everyone, even if they are weary about it at first. It really is a life changing experience."
The Study Abroad office, located on the fifth floor of the Melville library, is in charge of helping students find the program abroad that best fits their needs and their budget constraints. The office offers information sessions about upcoming programs every Wednesday during campus lifetime.
In terms of cost, summer programs can range from $2,000 to $5,000, while exchanges can be the same price as attending school at Stony Brook, plus expenses processed by the University. Other expenses that are mandatory for all students studying abroad include international health insurance, program fees and flights to and from the study destination. For most programs students are expected to book their own flight. Program fees are processing fees the University and State University of New York (SUNY) -wide study abroad program impose on certain programs. The financial aid office also has special information for students looking to study abroad. Many scholarships are also available for qualified students.
SUNY students seem to have a slight advantage over their private school counterparts in that students at any SUNY school in the state have access to other SUNY schools' programs. For example, Erin Mansfield, a junior, will be studying in Argentina next year through New Paltz's study abroad office. As a result, the students enrolled at SUNY schools have access to 500 programs in 51 countries
For students considering the study abroad experience, Backfish offers this advice: "Definitely consider it, but do your research. You don't want to go into an experience with no real passion for the place you are going."
"It's a lot of money, but it's worth it," Warren said.
Top 3 Study Abroad Programs
** The following costs are estimates due to past programs.
Winter Session:
Ghana, Africa:
$1,750 + $200 administrative fee + $207 tuition for NYS students = ~ $1977.00
The Ghana program is Stony Brook faculty led and based in Accra, Ghana. Classes on this short term study abroad include "Themes in the Black Experience," and "The Political and Social History of Africa." Interested students are to apply by November 1st for winter programs. Ghana is one of the most popular Winter Programs.
Rome and Florence, Italy:
January 2- 18, 2010
$2,400+ $200 administrative + $207 tuition for NYS students = ~$2735.00
During the Rome portion of this program students are housed in Grand Hotel Palazzo Carpegna and are served American breakfast and lunch. Classes include "Italian Civilization through the ages," and "Italian literature." All classes on this trip are DEC related as well as Italian major related. Classes are taught by Stony Brook faculty. The deadline for this program is November 1. This is considered one of the largest winter session programs. Language proficiency is not required.
Jamaica:
$828 tuition + $2,500 program fee + $200 administrative fee = ~$3528.00
The program in Jamaica is strictly marine science based and has a scholarship that will cover the entire cost of the program for qualified students. Students are housed at the University of the West Indies. Students examine coral reefs and also complete a research project during their tenure in Jamaica.
Summer session:
Mishima, Japan:
Dates TBA for 2010 but in the past it has been the entire month of June
207 NYS tuition + 200 administrative + program fee tba= $407.00 + program fee
This program is based out of Nihon University in Japan and includes excursions to Tokyo for students. Students live with a Japanese host family and are provided meals included in the cost of the program. Deadline for this program is March 1st, 2010.
St. Petersburg, Russia:
Dates for 2010 to be announced was July 2- August 1, 2009
1200 + 207 tuition + 200 administrative+ ~ $1607.00
The Russia program also includes visa fees. The deadline for this program is May 1st. Students have the opportunity to complete 6-9 credits worth of classes in St. Petersburg and work alongside Russian students.
Montpellier, France:
Dates for 2010 to be announced, was July 1- August 5, 2009
2500+ 207 tuition + 200 administrative= ~$2907.00
The Montpellier program takes students through the south of France including Provence and Languedoc. Montpellier is 3 hours from Paris and a good starting point to travel further to Spain. Students will be taking French classes and participate in historical and cultural events.
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Florence University of the Arts: Florence, Italy:
2485 tuition + 6050 program fees including housing, excursions and a cell phone= ~$8535.00
Students can choose to study in Florence for one or multiple semesters. The University offers courses in the arts, natural sciences and social sciences. All courses are taught in English and the semesters are 15 weeks long. Deadline for the fall is March 15, 2010. Class dates vary due to the Florence University calendar.
Tuebingen University Germany:
No price currently available, contact Study Abroad Office
This program requires a proficiency in German and offers classes in computer science, math, physical and social sciences. Prices for this program vary so consult the International Studies office for the latest prices and administrative fees.
University of Sussex: Brighton, United Kingdom:
Exchange program= same as tuition for Stony Brook
The program at the University of Sussex is an equal exchange program which means it costs the same as paying a semester's tuition and room and board at Stony Brook. The program is 6 months long and runs through both the spring and summer semesters at Sussex. Brighton is 2 hours from London by train.
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Meriam Report on Indian Administration and the Survey of Conditions of the Indians in the U.S.
Two documents integral to shaping Native American policy in the United States during the mid-20th century. The Problem of Indian Administration, also known as the Meriam Report, and the 41-part report to the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs describe the impacts of governmental policies and programs on living conditions of Native Americans, including the Sioux, Navaho, Apache, Ute, Cheyenne, Klamath, and many other major tribes. Full-text searchable. 1928 - 1943 Government Documents, Images/Photos, Primary Sources
MLA [Modern Language Association] International Bibliography (ProQuest)
Citations from >6,500 sources. Journals, Monographs, Papers, Conference Proceedings on Language, Literature, Linguistics, & Folklore. 1926 - Present Articles, Biographies, eBooks
Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Women: Transnational Networks
Full-text, fully searchable content from primary source documents focused on issues at the intersection of gender and class from the late 18th century to the era of suffrage in the early 20th century, all through a transnational perspective. The collection offers deep coverage of European and North American movements, but also includes collections from other regions. Includes content related to social reform movements, culture, literature and the arts, immigration, daily life, religion, race, medicine, and more. Late 18th - early 20th centuries Articles, eBooks, Images/Photos, News
Oxford Islamic Studies
Oxford Islamic Studies Online provides a number of learning tools. The site is, first and foremost, a reference center, with over 5,000 articles from a number of sources. Various eBooks, Images/Photos, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias
Oxford Very Short Introductions
**Single user platform** Please close out of browser session when done. Collection of over 500 ebook titles providing concise introductions to topics across a wide range of subject areas, including the Arts and Humanities, Science and Mathematics, Social Sciences, Law, and Medicine and Health. Each title is written by experts in the field, and presents a big picture of the topic as well as a more detailed discussion of key controversies, influential people, and new directions and ideas. Factual content is supplemented with analysis to help place the topic in a broader context. 2000-Present eBooks, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias
Periodicals Archive Online (ProQuest)
Periodicals Archive Online contains the full text backfiles of over 700 scholarly journals in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. The content is international in scope, and covers 37 subject areas. More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/pao 1802-2005 Articles, Primary Sources
Provides access to databases across all major subject areas, including business, health and medical, social sciences, arts and humanities, education, science and technology, and religion. The collection includes thousands of full-text scholarly journals, newspapers, magazines, dissertations, working papers, and market reports all together on a single platform. Articles, Company/Industry Information, News, Theses/Dissertations
Statistical Abstract of the United States (ProQuest)
Reference source for social, political, and economic statistics. Information compiled from 400 public and private data sources and presented in 1400 line-item indexed tables. Data updated monthly and downloadable in XLS format. Also useful as source guide for statistical information. Some international data included. More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/statisticalabstract/contents 1878-Present Data/Statistics, Primary Sources, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias
Citation database providing indexing of over 10,000 journals. 1898 - Present Articles
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Academic OneFile (Gale)
Peer-reviewed, full-text articles, citations and abstracts from journals and reference sources. Extensive coverage of the physical sciences, technology, medicine, social sciences, the arts, theology, literature and other subjects. 1980 - Present Articles, Biographies, eBooks, Images/Photos, News, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias, Videos
Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost)
Multidisciplinary full-text database, with more than 8,600 full-text periodicals, including more than 7,500 peer-reviewed journals. In addition to full text, this database offers indexing and abstracts for more than 12,500 journals and a total of more than 13,200 publications, including monographs, reports, conference proceedings, etc. Features PDF content going back as far as 1887, with the majority of full-text titles in searchable PDF format. Cited references are provided for more than 1,400 journals. Broad subject coverage. 1887 - Present Articles, Biographies, eBooks, Images/Photos, News, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias,
American Film Scripts
American Film Scripts Online contains over 1,100 authorized versions of copyrighted screenplays (mostly unpublished), along with detailed information on scenes, characters and people related to the scripts. This resource allows researchers to use film scripts to study a broad range of subjects, including popular culture, diversity and gender issues, language and linguistics, writing, American history, anthropology, sociology, and psychology. More information available at https://carroll.idm.oclc.org/login?url=https://afso.alexanderstreet.com/afso.about.html 1903-2007 Primary Sources
American Indians and the American West (1809-1971) (ProQuest)
This collection includes primary source materials documenting the interaction of American Indians, white settlers and the U.S. government during the 19th and 20th centuries. More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/historyvault/amerindians 1809-1971 Government Documents, Images/Photos, Primary Sources
American Periodicals (ProQuest)
American Periodicals Series Online and American Periodicals from the Center for Research Libraries contain digitized images of pages from historically significant American magazines and journals (with original typography, drawings, graphic elements, and article layouts). This collection provides researchers access to primary source materials that chronicle American culture and thought as represented in special interest and general magazines, literary and professional journals, trade journals, and children's and women's magazines. More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/americanperiodicals/about and https://proquest.libguides.com/americanperiodicals/apsconstruction 1740-1940 Articles, Images/Photos, Primary Sources
Annual Register (ProQuest)
The Annual Register provides a detailed, yearly summary of British and world events. It serves as a reference work for current events, and primary source material for researchers interested in history, popular culture, political science, social science, and the humanities. More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/annualregister 1758-present Articles, Government Documents, Primary Sources, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias
Black Studies Center
Black Studies Center contains collections of primary and secondary source materials that document the black experience, from ancient Africa through modern times. Includes the following collections: -Schomberg Studies on the Black Experience: 30 scholarly overviews on black studies themes -International Index to Black Periodicals: database of titles pertaining to black studies and culture from 1902-present, with almost half available in full text -Chicago Defender backfiles: full text coverage from 1910-1975 of one of the most influential black newspapers in the US -Black Literature Index, 1827-1940: over 70,000 bibliographic citations for fiction, poetry and literary reviews published in black periodicals and newspapers. -The HistoryMakers: filmed oral history interviews of historically significant 20th century African Americans -Dissertations: over 1,000 doctoral dissertations and Master's theses written between 1970 and 2004 related to Black Studies More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/bsc/home 1827-2010 Articles, eBooks, Primary Sources, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias, Theses/Dissertations, Videos
Black Thought and Culture
Black Thought and Culture contains non-fiction works, published and unpublished, of leaders within the African American community, allowing researchers access to previously inaccessible material that documents the development of black culture. More information available at https://carroll.idm.oclc.org/login?url=https://bltc.alexanderstreet.com/bltc.about.html 1700-2001 Articles, Images/Photos, Primary Sources
British and Irish Women's Letters and Diaries
British and Irish Women's Letters and Diaries contains published and unpublished letters and diaries from almost 500 British and Irish women of all age groups, ethnicities, and social classes. This primary source material provides researchers with a view of women's day-to-day lives over three centuries. More information available at https://carroll.idm.oclc.org/login?url=https://bwld.alexanderstreet.com/bwld.about.html 1558-1950 Primary Sources
British Periodicals (ProQuest)
British Periodicals contains digitized images of content from nearly 500 British magazines and journals from the late seventeenth century through the beginning of the twenty first century. More information available at https://proquest.libguides.com/britishperiodicals and https://search.proquest.com/britishperiodicals/productfulldescdetail 1681-2005 Articles, Primary Sources
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American Doctoral Dissertations, 1933-1955 (EBSCOhost)
Comprehensive index of over 93,000 doctoral dissertations accepted by American Universities from 1933-1955. 1933 - 1955 Theses/Dissertations
The Center for Research Libraries makes available approximately five million publications, archives, and collections and one million digital resources to its member libraries to supplement their own humanities, science, and social science holdings. CRL materials can be obtained for extended loan periods and at no cost by users affiliated with member libraries. Last year, 92 percent of the CRL's interlibrary loan requests were sent by two-day express within one business day, and 90 percent of copies were delivered within one business day as well. CRL resources include: * 6,500 international newspapers, many dating to the 1700s-the largest collection of circulating newspapers in North America * 4,500 U.S. newspapers, many dating to the colonial era, including 2,000 ethnic titles * Foreign journals rarely held in U.S. libraries * More than 800,000 dissertations * Area Studies: major microform and paper collections from Africa, Latin America, Middle East, Europe, Asia, Southeast Asia, and many other areas. 1700 - Present Articles, Images/Photos, News, Primary Sources, Theses/Dissertations
IngentaConnect
Content from over 250 publishers, with an aggregated database of over 13,500 publications and over 4.5 million articles, including both journals and eBooks. Very little full text content available for free. Others are available through document delivery for a fee. Various Articles, eBooks
The OED is the definitive record of the English language, featuring 600000 words, 3 million quotations, and over 1000 years of English. Various eBooks, Reference/Dictionaries/Encyclopedias
Pacific Northwest Regional Newspaper and Periodical Index
Citations from hundreds of newspapers and periodicals as well as monographs, theses, dissertations, scrapbooks, pamphlets and other ephemera dealing with all aspects of life in Seattle, Washington state and the Pacific Northwest from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. 1936 - Present eBooks, News


As you may be aware, the public has growing expectations of public organizations to properly and securely handle personal and confidential information. In 2007, the Institute (now retitled The Education University of Hong Kong) has commissioned KPMG as consultant to prepare an Information Security Policy for us. The policy and related procedures took reference to the international standard on information security ISO 27001, which covers governance structure, information classification, information handling, incident management and etc.
This new policy has been approved by the then Institute in March 2009 and is applicable to all staff members and students with immediate effect. The Chief Information Officer (CIO) was appointed as the Information Security Officer (ISO) of the University and is responsible for the implementation of the policy.
The senior management understands that it takes time for some departments to fully implement the policy. Information Security Audits will be conducted from time to time to make sure that departments have developed the necessary controls or departmental policies to support the policy.
Authorized information users and administrators of the above.
CIA is the basic concept behind information security. CIA stands for "Confidentiality", "Integrity" and "Availability". Apart from protecting the confidentiality of restricted documents, we also need to ensure the integrity or accuracy of the information. Making crucial documents available in a timely fashion is essential for the operation of the University. Public information published by the University must be accurate and available in a timely manner.
What is my role and responsibilities?
OCIO organizes training workshops from time to time. There are also related training sessions in the quarterly IT training for staff.
**Note: The video can only be viewed on modern browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer 11.
Training workshops on the policy were given by KPMG consultants in June 2009. The presentation slides are available below. More workshops were held in Sep/Oct 2009 for staff and students. Website and posters on the Information Security Policy are also available.
The Joint Universities Computer Centre (JUCC) Information Security Task Force is now working with the eight UGC-funded institutes on a project related to "Information Security". KPMG has been commissioned as a consultant to help the institutes to prepare their Information Security Policy. Promotional events were held to enhance awareness of staff and students. The following are the useful materials for users' reference.
A two-day conference "Implementing Information Security in the Higher Education Community" for senior management and technical staff in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University on 19-20 May 2011.
A two-day conference for senior management and staff in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University on 19 - 20 May 2010.
If you have any queries and feedback on the Information Security Policy, please kindly send to listen@ocio.eduhk.hk .


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Grand Opening of BAMPFA, Berkeley
SFAQ — January 31, 2016
Yuri Ancarani, Il Capo (still), 2010. 35mm, color, sound. Included in the inaugural exhibition Architecture of Life at the new BAMPFA, now on view through May 29. Courtesy of the artist, ZERO... (Milan), and BAMPFA.
Grand Opening – Community Day
2155 Center Street, Berkeley, CA 94704
Community Day: January 31, 11 am – 11 pm
Sunday, January 31, the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive opens to the public at its new Center Street location, replacing the 1970 Mario Ciampi building it previously occupied on Bancroft Way. The inaugural exhibition, Architecture of Life is an exploration of the influences and effects of architecture on human experience and behavior. The exhibition will occupy all spaces of the new building, which was designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro. A celebration of architectural innovation, Architecture of Life includes over 200 works of art in a wide range of materials, including a variety of scientific illustrations and architectural drawings and models. The first event in an expanded film program at BAMPFA is a screening of Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal (1957), beginning at 7:30 pm on February 3.
BAMPFA will be open from 11 am to 11 pm on January 31 for Community Day.
The new regular hours are 11 am to 9 pm, Wednesday through Sunday.
The new BAMPFA at 2155 Center Street. Courtesy of Iwan Baan, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and BAMPFA.
Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Hand holding a model for BAMPFA, 2012. Digital photograph. Included in the inaugural exhibition Architecture of Life at the new BAMPFA, now on view through May 29. © Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Courtesy of Diller Scofidio + Renfro and BAMPFA.
Lebbeus Woods, Sarajevo, from War and Architecture, 1993. Graphite and colored pencil on board, 10 ⅝ x 12 ⅞ inches. Included in the inaugural exhibition Architecture of Life at the new BAMPFA, now on view through May 29. © Estate of Lebbeus Woods. Courtesy of BAMPFA.
Iannis Xenakis, Graphic score for Metastasis, glissandi of chords, 1954. Graphite on graph paper, 8 ½ x 10 ⅞ inches. Included in the inaugural exhibition Architecture of Life at the new BAMPFA, now on view through May 29. Courtesy of the Xenakis family (Paris) and BAMPFA.
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Harper Government and Wounded Warriors Canada Continue to Work Together in Support of the Vancouver Homeless Veterans Project
Veterans Affairs Canada
VANCOUVER, March 11, 2013 /CNW/ - On behalf of the Honourable Steven Blaney, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Minister for La Francophonie, the Honourable Yonah Martin, Senator for British Columbia, joined Wayne Johnston, founder of Wounded Warriors Canada, to announce their continued support for homeless Veterans. Wounded Warriors Canada is supporting the Vancouver Homeless Veterans Program by providing an emergency fund of $17,000 to provide immediate help to homeless Veterans.
"Our Government continuously looks for ways to complement our existing programs and expand our reach to help homeless Veterans get the services and benefits they need and deserve," said Minister Steven Blaney. "I am pleased that Wounded Warriors Canada has chosen to continue its valuable support in order to address the most pressing needs of homeless Veterans."
"By working with community organizations like Wounded Warriors Canada, our Government is aiming to make a positive difference in the lives of those who have served our country," said Senator Yonah Martin. "We are very appreciative of the continued support of Wounded Warriors Canada."
The funds from Wounded Warriors Canada will be used to provide vouchers for the emergency provision of food, clothing, shelter and transportation. Wounded Warriors Canada has supported the Vancouver Homeless Veterans Program outreach project since its inception in 2009.
"This is an absolutely critical program that provides direct assistance to some of our most vulnerable Veterans," said Wayne Johnston, founder of Wounded Warriors Canada. "We are committed to this funding so long as the need exists."
Through the Vancouver Homeless Veterans Program and other outreach activities throughout Canada, such as the recently announced Transitional Housing and Supports for Homeless Veterans pilot project in partnership with Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Veterans Affairs Canada is increasing accessibility to services for homeless and at-risk Veterans.
For more information on Veterans Affairs Canada's programs and services, please visit veterans.gc.ca.
SOURCE: Veterans Affairs Canada
Janice Summerby
Media Relations Advisor
Jean-Christophe de le Rue
Office of the Minister of Veterans Affairs
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