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This Week's Saturday Shorts: Horses, Toy Cars, and Revenge!

Hello ladies and gentlemen, your pal Muldoon here with this week's lovely picks for SATURDAY SHORTS - the online screening room that belongs to you, showing films created and submitted by fellow AICN readers. So heads up, this week's selection isn't all wrapped around a specific genre, so prepare yourself for a few sharp turns as we hop from one film to the next. Thanks again to all the filmmakers out there who are submitting their shorts. Very literally, if no one shoots me their films - then SATURDAY SHORTS simply wouldn't exist and AICN would be left shortless. So if you've got a film and are debating whether or not to send it in - go for it.

Go grab yourself some popcorn, lock your kids in a closet, kill the lights, relax and check out this little weekly film fest we've got ourselves here:

TRT: 5:41

To kick this shindig off right, we've got an epic stop motion film starring toy cars and a hell of a lot of awesomeness. From Paul Greer and the gang over at Vangaurd Pictures, we get this oddly jam packed action flick. "The chase continues after the epic events of the critically-acclaimed 'Nitro Warriors - A Stop Motion Animated Film' and takes to the skies in 'Nitro Warriors 2 - Afterburner'  The gadget-laden Ford Mustang finds itself again under hot pursuit as it ducks, dives and rolls from skyscraper to skyscraper to outsmart hoards of police cars, missiles and... giant robots!!  The Mustangs' arch-nemesis, a relentless police Chevy Corvette, will once again stop at absolutely nothing to catch its mark...  Taking over 6 months to produce, Nitro 2 was filmed using toys and filmed entirely on an iPod. The production team created specially designed 'Flight Rig' systems as well as utilising digital FX for removal of rigs to capture shots never been filmed before in Stop Motion."

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Patrick Rea knocks it out of the park with this puppy. It's beautifully and artistically shot/tightly cut/and everything just feels right, as if you can see the guy's hard work and thought in each frame. Apparently this short is part of a webseries called WITHERED WORLD, so if you like what you see here, then be sure to check out other shorts in the series. "A man seeks revenge for the death of his family, while the world is a ticking clock."

Vindicate from Withered World on Vimeo.

TRT: 10:54

From Jamie Tracey we get this slow burn of a freaky thriller with interesting locations that really give you a feel of the guy's world. I'm not sure if that makes half as much sense as it does in my head, but the story could have been much smaller - I'm glad it's not. "A shrieking scream awakes in an abandoned factory. A lone man, seemingly the only one who can hear it, is lead to a long forgotten item that carries some chilling baggage."

ASTRAY - A Haunted Short Film from Jamie Tracey on Vimeo.

And we have Felipe Bustos Sierra here to stick the SATURDAY SHORTS landing. This is a damn fine film that was inspired by Felipe's experiences as a ricksaw driver in Edinburgh. He's got two other shorts currently doign the festival route, but I hope to nab them when they hit the internet. Keep them coming!

Three-Legged Horses (Short version) from Debasers Filums on Vimeo.

Boom! I hope you ladies and gents enjoyed this week's selection, clearly I did, but if you saw one film you dug that you wouldn't have seen otherwise  - I'm cool with that (unless of course you absolutely loathed the other three, in which case I'd be kind of bummed). I'll see you folks next week, but hit up some of these links below if you're in the mood for more short film fun:

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Mixed Genre Bag (5/19/12)

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SciFi (6/2/12)

Horror (6/9/12)

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Supernatural Goodness (6/30/12)

Comedy (7/7/12)

SciFi Explosions With Aliens (7/14/12)

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Science Fiction (8/4/12)

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Animation Craziness (8/25/12)

Mixed bag of Awesome (9/1/12)

Dark Comedy Extravaganza (9/8/12)

Random Bits of Fun (9/15/12)

Comedy (9/22/12)

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Goofy Comedy Laughsplosion (10/6/12)

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The Sphere; Montauk; Meth; Anamnesis (3/30/13)

Stan Lee Parkour; Mediating Kidnapper; Red; Bullet Head; Shadow (4/6/13)

Carrot & Stick; Queen of Hearts; Paintwork; Trophy Wife; BFC: Big F*ckin Chicken (4/13/13)

Victorian Undead; The Glitch; Saw Misgivings; Dave Vs. Death (4/20/13)

Gratitude; Boo!; Game of Dim(Wits); How I Met Your Father (4/27/13)

Allure; Titans of Newark; The Knightswoon; The Magic Box (5/4/13)

Don't Move; Experimental; Blackout; Birthday Boys (5/11/13)

Abe; Judge Minty; Robto; The Bubble (5/18/13)

Unsaid; Time; Spare The Bullets Not His Life; The Forge; The Mortician (5/25/13)

Ice Cream; Giraffic Park; The Spell Book; Pop; Chris' Wire (6/1/13)

The Tea Party; Dawn; The Earth Rejects Him; Hangin; Faces: Why Do We Have Them? (6/8/13)

Dead-Funny; Dead Reel; Buckles; So Dark; Secret Identity (6/15/13)

Woman Who Hates Plants; La Donna E Pericolosa; Tranquility Inc.; Rock-Paper-Scissors; Air On Shelves (6/22/13)

A Killer Surprise; Hitchcock Assembled; The Arsehole Gene; Kill Him; Only in Dreams (6/29/13)

Mirage; Laundry Night; Kiss; Mathilda (7/6/13)

Machete Get Ready; En Passant; Eg Anda; Fade To Black; Shocker (7/13/13)

PostHuman; The Flying Man; Departure; Lucy; Nemesis (7/20/13)

I shot JFK; List; Ten Thousand Days; Sick Day; Bolero (7/27/13)

I'm Such a Carrie; Motherland; Mutt; Falling Apart; Save The Kiss (8/3/13)

The Olympians; Land Of Giants; Genesis; Melissa!; Vaccine; Promotion (8/10/13)

Through the Night; Spoiler; Everything Happens For a Reason; Blindsided; Star Wars Speed Dating (8/17/13)

The Video Dating Tape of Desmondo Ray, Aged 33 & 3/4; White With Red; Sinkhole; The Autumn Girl; Melt; Ghost Train (trailer) (8/24/13)

If you have a short and think it belongs here or are on the fence about whether to send it in, please do send it in - I'd love to see what you've put together. I've already seen hundreds of fresh new filmmakers' shorts and like any good addict, I need more!

Shoot me an email at ""

In the subject line include:

“SHORTS” + “Your film’s name” + “The film’s genre”

Then, in the body of the email, please include a synopsis of the film and any contact information you might think I need or would want published. The more info you send my way, the more info there is to put with your short.

Please don’t feel the need to submit multiple times.

Remember, the filmmakers might still be in the audience, so feel free to share your thoughts in Talkbacks below. (JUST DON'T BE AN ASSHOLE). I picked them, so you know I think highly of all of these, but how about you fine folks? How'd you like 'em?

BY THE WAY: If you've had a short featured here, that means that I personally am a fan of your work, so feel free to shoot me any kind of news on new projects/films/whatever. I can't say I'll be able to help or in what capactiy, but I'm interested in your work and am always down to see more! (Keep making cool stuff, everyone!)

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Lufthansa Is Cheaper Than Transavia.com!

Thu Apr 27, 2006 7:25 pm

Well for the ticket I paid. For the summer season 2006 I booked a flight yesterday, route Frankfurt-Athens-Frankfurt with Lufthansa for 129 euro (including all taxes).

When I had booked a flight around the same period Amsterdam-Athens-Amsterdam with transavia.com I would have paid around 400 euros (including all taxes).

- including food and drinks
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- no food, no drinks
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The Long Parking fees in Germany are much cheaper than Amsterdam.

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RE: Lufthansa Is Cheaper Than Transavia.com!

Thu Apr 27, 2006 7:45 pm

Well when booking GVa-MAD
I found a rountruip ticket GVA-MAD-GVA for only 205 francs whilst it was 350 francs with EasyJet
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RE: Lufthansa Is Cheaper Than Transavia.com!

Thu Apr 27, 2006 8:41 pm

I found the same, although the difference wasn't quite so much, when booking Barcelona to Berlin for the end of may. I think it was €190 on lufthansa and €210 on easyjet, but I'm not gonna pay more for less service!
I've also found the same with Iberia and Vueling, on both national and international flights!

Whats going on with budget airlines? surely they should be cheaper????

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RE: Lufthansa Is Cheaper Than Transavia.com!

Thu Apr 27, 2006 11:41 pm

I have never considered transavia.com a real LCC. They cut costs like other LCC's do, but they don't seem to have the low fares you can find at easyJet, Ryanair, Air Berlin and the likes. They advertise with very low fares (EUR19 for AMS-STN) but with taxes and fees added, I have never been able to find a round trip for less than 80 euros. And those 80 euros round trips are quite scarce.
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RE: Lufthansa Is Cheaper Than Transavia.com!

Thu Apr 27, 2006 11:57 pm

You are comparing 2 different routes! FRA-ATH and AMS-ATH. How do you get to FRA? Probably by car. Depending where you live in the Netherlands that will be a 4-6 hrs drive. Keep in mind that -like all airports- you need to be at the airport about 2 hrs before departure, so it will be a loooooong day!

If you compare the 2 airlines from AMS, LH still wins, but the difference is less. I just randomly selected a departure in the last week of July with the return a week later in the first week of August. AMS-FRA-ATH-FRA-AMS with LH is €330 (taxes/fees included) and HV €425 (taxes/fees incl), still about €100 cheaper if you take LH, but not non-stop and the hassle (OK as A-nutter no problem, but most people prefer non-stop) of changing planes in busy FRA. So I checked KL. Non-stop, (considered) full-service, choice of several daily departures. Guess what?? Cheaper than HV!! €325 (same as LH), taxes and fees included!!!

Anyway, enjoy your flight  Smile

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Meet of Champions: No. 7 Alabama gymnastics returns home to face No. 5 Georgia

Diandra Milliner performs on the floor (9.95) during the Crimson Tide's NCAA gymnastics meet with Missouri, Friday, January 10, 2014, at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Vasha Hunt/

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama -- It's alumni weekend for the Alabama gymnastics team and more than 70 will pack into Coleman Coliseum for tonight's meet.

That the No. 7 Crimson Tide will be facing No. 5 Georgia wasn't a coincidence.

Since 1987, the programs have combined for 16 national championships, with Georgia winning 10 and Alabama taking the two most recent (2011 and 2012) and six overall. Though the rivalry between Alabama's Sarah Patterson and Georgia's Suzanne Yoculan came to an end a few years ago when Yoculan retired, the history is impossible to ignore.

"You see these two programs and I think a lot of the SEC and top gymnastics programs in the country, I think so many of them wanted what Georgia and Alabama had," Patterson said. "They fill their arena at Georgia, we can fill our arena, but that was in the early stages, 10-15 years ago. I think when you talk about 16 championships between two teams, I think there's a lot of history and tradition there.

"Now, I see that there are so many other programs within the SEC that want to have that same environment."

Alabama saw it firsthand last week at LSU, when it fell 197.650-196.825 before the second-largest crowd in Tigers' history. The Crimson Tide already has one sellout under its belt and has performed in front of an average of 14,023 at Coleman Coliseum.

Among those contributing to the final figure tonight will be NCAA all-around champions Penney Hauschild Buxton, Dee Foster Worley and Meredith Willard Luber as well as Morgan Dennis, Dana Dobransky Duckworth, Ashley Miles, Geralen Stack-Eaton and Kim Kelly Warren.

"I knew it would mean a lot to our former student-athletes to come see the rivalry," Patterson said. "I don't really think it's just about the coaches but I think, I give credit to Suzanne Yoculan for being a pioneer in women's sports the same way that I was in terms of she knew it was important to put people in the stands and build a crowd and fan base.

"I think we both used the competition with the other institution to be able to do that."

Alabama (2-2) would prefer to be 4-0, but Patterson and the Crimson Tide gymnasts were encouraged by its first month of the season. Alabama's large crop of freshmen continues to receive more and more opportunities and the goal, as always, centers on peaking at the right point in the season.

The next opportunity starts at 7:30 p.m. tonight before another anticipated large crowd.

"We're making improvements each week. We're also learning each week from our mistakes," senior Sarah DeMeo said. "After LSU, we come down to we need to work on our details, we need to work on polishing because LSU had that polish on Friday night and they were clearly the better team and it really just kind of motivated us to keep working this week to prepare for Georgia."


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My mother was in Japan recently and was nice enough to bring me back some fabric! I didn’t even put in a request – she just knows me! (I did inherit my love of fabric from her after all…)

My favorites are these cats, bunnies and owls.

I mean that lil’ grey striped cat?? Seriously! These are definitely going to be used in some baby quilts!

The winner of the Little Bits Quilting Bee book is Vicki! Congrats and look out for an email from me.

Today is my stop on the Little Bits Quilting Bee blog tour!

First off, this might seem odd, but I have to just comment on the actual physical feel of this book. It’s hardcover and has a pocket on the inside holding all of the templates you need for the included patterns. it’s just a solid, pretty book. Rare to come across a hardcover quilting book like this and I have to say, I really like it.

The focus of the book is patterns to use precuts with. Now if you read my blog and keep up with my quilting, you’ll know that I simply never use precuts. That said, any and all of these patterns can be used with your stash – either yardage or scraps!

There’s also 20 pattern in the book – a lot! There’s definitely something for everyone considering just how many patterns are included.

The book also contains loads of important info – all you need to know to make a quilt and so many resources and references as well. Along with being super informative, if I had to use one adjective for the book, it would be cozy. There’s just something about the photography and the great hand drawn illustrations that make reading the book a comfy way to spend some time!

Do you want to win a copy? Chronicle Books have been nice enough to donate one! Just leave a comment here and I’ll pick a winner on Thursday. U.S. shipping only (sorry!).

And follow along with the rest of the tour:

Tuesday, November 15 – West Coast Crafty & Foxy Art Studio
Wednesday, November 16 – Patch Andi
Thursday, November 17 – In Color Order
Friday, November 18 – Kristin La Flamme & Camp Follower Bags & Quilts

Monday, November 21 – Quilt Dad
Tuesday, November 22 – Pat Sloan & Pleasant Home

The LAMQG had its November meeting last night. It was time for the reveal of our projects for the Habitat Challenge. You can see all of the projects here if you’d like.

We Skyped with Jay McCarroll and it was a a ball…He is a total crack up.

LAMQG Nov. meeting

Then he hung out with us as we all showed our projects. He was so great about giving individual feedback to everyone!

Here’s the quilt I made. It’s similar to the other one I recently made.

Habitat Challenge quilt

For the challenge we were allowed to add all the solids we wanted, but only use the Habitat line otherwise. I took these pictures after washing the quilt so it’s nice and crinkly!

Habitat Challenge quilt

I used more of the line on the back, along with my go to Kona Coal.

Habitat Challenge quilt

On to other things!  The winner of Quilting Arts’ Quilt Scene magazine is Janine – keep an eye out for an email from me!

And finally, Action Kivu gets 50% of the proceeds from sales of jewelry from Ember Arts through Dec. 7th. They have some really beautiful jewelry – maybe you wanna do some Christmas shopping AND do a good deed?

Market is HUGE.

This photo shows less than half of it… It’s absolutely enormous and it takes a long time to walk the whole floor. Anything you can imagine that is related to quilting is there… From long arms to notions to fabric to embellishments. It can be overwhelming. I got home and realized I didn’t take enough photos and besides, I’m sure you’re seeing recaps on other blogs (and if not Katy took loads of great photos) and check out True Up for pictures of all of the new fabric lines coming out. There were the usual handful of booths I found pretty but it’s a big blur of STUFF.

Along with that, and less of a blur, are all of the people! It’s sorta like summer camp for quilters – all of your friends you saw last time are there again this time and you don’t get enough sleep and you have a ball. It’s really just so much fun. Everyone is also working hard, (it’s a trade show after all) but it’s a really good time to catch up with everyone in person.

Also released at Market is Quilting Arts’ Quilt Scene! A big ol’ magazine with lots of content.

I have a place mat project in there…

…and I knew my sewing space was being featured too but I was surprised to open up the magazine and find a two page spread on it!

So who wants a copy? Leave a message here and I’ll pick a winner early next week!


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Farewell to Sadallah Wannous, Noted Arab Playwright

By Elie Chalala

Sadallah Wannous, 56, famed Syrian playwright, died in mid-March, 1996. The cause of his death was cancer. In the June's issue of Al Jadid we celebrated his selection to give the keynote address to observe the International Theater Day. Wannous chose as his theme the "Hunger for Dialogue,” a dialogue he feels “starts with theater, than roams vastly, growing until it encompasses the world in all its different peoples, and diverse cultures.”  In that special issue, Manal Swairjo, a contributing editor of this magazine, wrote a lengthy feature about his life and works from which we excerpt the following:

“Wannous was born in the village of Haseen Albahr, in Syria , where he received his early education. He studied journalism in Cairo and later served as editor of the art and cultural sections of the Syrian paper Al Baath and the Lebanese As Safir. He also served as editor-in-chief of the Syrian children's magazine Usama, and held for many years the directorship in the Music and Theater Administration of Syria.
“In the late 1960s, he traveled to Paris where he studied theater and encountered various currents, trends, and schools of European stage. His career as a playwright had begun in the early 1960s with several short (one-act) plays which were characterized by a display of his fundamental theme: the relationship between the individual and society and its authorities. Though often said to have been influenced by Existentialist and Anarchist European theater, these early works are focused on the “social condition” of the individual, rather than the issues of the “self” that mark existentialist literature. Wannous even reached further in these works, pointing to possibilities of resistance and the realistic chances the individual may have in standing up to governmental oppression and societal pressure in the corrupt political and economic atmospheres dominating the Arab world."
I translated and edited large section of Wannous'speech in the same issue. We reproduce here major portions of the speech.
Wannous believes “theater will remain the ideal forum in which man ponders his existential and historical condition. The feature of theater that makes it a place unparalleled is that the audience breaks out of their wilderness in order to examine the human condition in a collective context; theater awakens their belonging to the group, teaching them the richness of dialogue and the multiplicity of its levels. There is first a dialogue that takes place on stage, second, an implicit dialogue, and a third, a dialogue among members of the audience themselves.” This dialogue grows to encompass the community in which the performance takes place. As a result of this dialogue, “we feel free from the pain of our loneliness and become increasingly sensitive and conscious of our communality. Theater is therefore, not only one of many manifestations of civil society, but rather one of the many conditions of this society, one of the many necessities that sustain its establishment and one of the necessities of its growth and prosperity.”
In the wake of claiming this essential social role for theater, however, Wannous went on to lament the current theatrical decline: “Wherever I look, I see cities losing theaters, forcing them to isolate themselves into dark and neglected margins, at a time when we are witnessing the creation and an increase in night life, colored screens, and packaged trivialities. I am aware of no other period in which theater was of such dire economic and moral need. The allocations used to nourish it are declining year after year, and the attention by which it was surrounded has been changed to negligence equivalent to disdain, although often this negligence is cloaked in hypocrisy. The crisis of theater, regardless of its particularity, is part of a crisis that encompasses culture in general. We need not prove that a crisis of culture exists, and that culture is suffering from almost methodical marginalization and siege.”
Wannous went on to remark upon the irony that this marginalization is occurring at a time when both wealth and technology are exploding the possibilities of human communication. He seems to feel that while mankind is truly building a global village, it is a village in danger of being without a theater. Indeed, this globalization “has become almost the fundamental opposite of the utopia preached by the philosophers, and which nourished man's visions throughout centuries. This globalization increases inequality in resource distribution, deepens the gap between the very rich countries on one hand, and the hungry and poor peoples on the other. It also mercilessly destroys all forms of solidarity among groups, tearing them off into individuals weakened by loneliness and depression. Since there is no vision of the future, and because the people for the first time in history stopped daring to dream, the human conditions in the end of this century look dark and depressing.”
It is in just such critical conditions, according to Wannous, that “culture emerges to form the main front to confront this selfish globalization, a process that is void from any humanistic dimension. Culture is the medium which could develop critical positions, expose what goes on, reveal its constituents. Culture is the one which could aid man to regain his humanity, propose ideas and examples that make him more inquisitive, consciously and aesthetically. Under these circumstances, theater has a fundamental role in accomplishing critical and creative tasks which are tackled by culture. Theater will train us, through participation and example, on healing fissures and divisions afflicting groups, and it is theater which will revive the dialogue which we all lack.”
Wannous put a personal face on the issues he discussed when he referred to his own four year battle against cancer, saying “writing, particularly for the theater, was the most important weapon in my battle.” He spoke of his anger and surprise when asked why he went on writing in the face of the decline of the theater, saying that to stop writing for the theater, especially at this time in his life, would constitute, “a denial and treason my spirit cannot bear” that might actually hasten the end of that life. He went on to say, “I insist on writing for theater, because I want to defend it, and exert my efforts so this art remains alive... ‘Theater is in fact more than just art; it is a complex cultural phenomenon; were the world to either lose it or lack it, it would become lonelier, uglier and poorer.' “
Calling for a defense of culture and a restoration of theater “to the spotlight,” Wannous closed his remarks with an utterance both and sad and profoundly optimistic: “We are doomed by hope, and what takes place today cannot be the end of history.”

This article appeared in Al Jadid, Vol. 3, no. 18 (May 1997)
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How Could They? 250,000 Animals Butchered Alive In Nepal

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Nepal's government upheld this year's Gadhimai Jatra mass animal sacrifice, despite strong global protest. On Nov. 24-25, some 250,000 animals were mutilated and beheaded in what may be the world's largest religious slaughter. This grotesque butchery must end.

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Tue, 24 Nov 2009 / Manoj Gautam, Representative of Roots and Shoots Nepal: "Thousands of buffaloes were standing in an enclosure when butchers holding swords started hacking randomly at the animals. Baby buffaloes were bleating and searching for their mothers. They were hunted down by the men. Needless to say, not a single animal survived the blood bath..."

Krishna Singh, Programme Manager Animal Nepal: "I visited Gadhimai before the killing... A baby goat died from a lack of food and water... The baby buffaloes wanted to be petted. They were scared and needed some comfort."

Bibi Funyal, photographer: "I was assigned to film the festival... In the beginning butchers were able to cut the heads of buffaloes in one stroke. Later it took them a long time to severe heads. Buffaloes were mooing -- it was a terrible sound... I had to step over thousands of bodies and heads and wade through animal blood. It was something I will never do again..."

Lucia de Vries, Director Animal Nepal, international campaigner: "I am convinced that these killings are among the worst forms of animal cruelty in the world. I pray that when the images come out the international community will agree that we have to stop this." READ more and see photographs from Serbian Animals' Voice.

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Honorable Prime Minister and Officials of Nepal:

I am stunned by the magnitude of cruelty in the semi-annual Gadhimai Jatra festival in Bara, Nepal. Fields fill with blood as sword-bearing butchers casually hack apart baby buffalo and their elders. How can Nepal justify the mutilation of hundreds of thousands of goats, buffalo, pigs, chickens, rats and pigeons as "sacrifice" to the Hindu goddess of power, Gadhimai?

The Gadhimai alienates potential tourists, like myself, who object to the senseless brutalization of animals. Furthermore, it desensitizes your own children, teaching them to ignore suffering and celebrate violence.

Please ban all blood festivals. I urge the Nepalese government to enforce stronger animal protection laws that shield animals from all forms of abuse, including grotesque rituals such as the Gadhimai Fair.

The November 24-25, 2009 festival didn't fail to repulse any human with a conscience. One filmmaker noted that the butchers killed in a frenzy, unable to sever heads quickly. "Baby buffalo searched for mothers. One touched my tripod. That was when I felt I'd pass out if I continued filming. When I left, I had to step over bodies and heads and wade through animal blood..."

As you know, the two-day contest involves men armed with knives who vie to slaughter the most animals. Contestants are awarded a fee for each kill. Death does not come quickly. Based on the "panchhbali" (five offerings), competitors slit the throats of five different species. Buffalo take so long to die that men cut them apart, starting with their back legs.

I am shocked that Nepalese officials not only allow this festival, but also pay to confine animals before it begins. Religious leaders themselves have proposed fruits and vegetables in place of animal sacrifice. I respectfully ask you to embrace this nonviolent option and/or do everything within your power to permanently cancel the Gadhimai festival.

Different cultures may not understand each other's customs, but all humans comprehend cruelty. The world recognizes the Gadhimai Jatra as outright animal torture. It's time that Nepal's government does too.

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    Every colour!
    Pinks and Whites.
    Blues and Greens.
  • 3
    Which is healthier for you?
    Fruit and Vegetables!
    Probably, everything!
  • 4
    Do you like cheese?
    NO WAY!
    Haven't heard of it.
    Of course
  • 5
    If you made a club what would it be called?
    Different Languages club.
    Music Clubs!
    All about me club!
  • 6
    Someone has spread a rumour about you, what do you do?
    Ignore them.
    Try and discuss why they have said that.
    Spread a even more horrible rumour about them!
  • 7
    What would your friends most likely find you doing on a weekend?
    Doing homework.
    Writing music!
    Spoiling yourself with manicures!
  • 8
    Is school...
    I prefer weekends.
  • 9
    Your favourite music is?
    Don't listen to music.
    Music that makes me sing to it!
    Everything that is new!
  • 10
    Who would you go on a date with?
    Corbin Bleu
    Zac Efron
    Boys are HORRIBLE!

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Rider Park Trail

EASY 12 reviews
Cogan Station, Pennsylvania
Rider Park Trail is a 4.4 mile loop trail located near Cogan Station, PA and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and mountain biking and is accessible from April until October.

4.4 miles 521 feet Loop

mountain biking

13 days ago

Easy trail with a few inclines. Loved all of the options to be able to alternate the path! Very well maintained! Such a great way to start the day!

1 month ago

mountain biking

Katy Jane trail was pretty easy, some steep parts but really fun and rocky!

2 months ago

Katy Jane trail was great! Two vistas.

3 months ago

I enjoyed that there were many options for different routes to take . The path was well managed in most areas and the vista was beautiful.

4 months ago

We did the Katy Jane trail in the early morning and found it relatively easy. The first half is all uphill, but the trail is clear and well maintained. There are two beautiful vistas on this trail, highly recommended for a quick hike!

5 months ago

Not very strenuous and views are amazing and so relaxing I highly recommend!

6 months ago

7 months ago

10 months ago

Have hiked here many times over the last several years. Very relaxing nice for bird watching. Very easy hike with 2 decent vistas.

1 year ago

Beautiful vistas on Katy Jane Trail!

3 years ago

There are several different trails in Rider Park, different degrees of difficulty. Cheryl's Trail is a nice relatively easy trail with a guide to help identify local tree species. Even a short out and back loop trial that branched off the main trail.
The Katy Jane Trail id more difficult but a very nice trail with two beautiful vistas and if you don't have time for the whole trail you can take the shortcut less steep Saddle Trail back.
Then there is the Kennedy Trail with Doe Pen Vista

5 years ago

This park is actually close to Williamsport. It is easy to moderate, and has vistas. The park is open all year and is mainly used for hiking. Some use it for mountain biking. There is a fairly steep trail about 3 miles long, and another that is 5-7 miles long. There is a big picnic pavilion and a porta-potty! Lots of songbirds, turkey, deer, an occasional bear...


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Whistler and Ironman. Not the Tony Stark kind!

Whistler and Ironman. Not the Tony Stark kind!

It's official!
Whistler will be host to at least the next 5 Ironman Canada Races!

Put a big circle on your calendar, August 25th, 2013 will be the first of Whistler's newest annual tradition. And what better place to be? This will certainly turn into one of THE top Ironman stops along the circuit, with Whistler's winding mountain roads, pristine lakes, and stunning mountain views along the whole course.

There will be tons of events and outdoor activities on the go for competitors and spectators alike to kick off our first Ironman competition. Stay tuned for more info on that.

And it's never too early to book your summer vacation. Why not combine it with Crankworx 2013, happening August 9th to 18th?

Race registration can be done through Ironman Canada.

If you need any other information for this event, or lodgings for your future vacation, please feel free to contact us

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Brittney Enos

Words matter, they make a difference, they leave a mark. The words that left a mark, made a difference, mattered the most, was the Gettysburg Address. A two-minute, two hundred and seventy-two-word speech, a hundred and fifty years ago. Our fathers wanted everyone to be created equal. President Lincoln followed that vision. You might ask why did this speech make such a big difference? Why do we still celebrate this speech today? To answer these questions, in just two short minutes, Lincoln was able to speak to the heart and soul of America. He did this by keeping his speech short and direct. President Lincoln had a goal when he arrived at the ceremony. He wanted to be brief, and get his point get across that the slaves should be freed. He sat down at a desk, took his hat off, and began to deliver his famous speech. President Lincoln was shy, quiet, and he had a low self-esteem but he was brave and a good leader. This bravery freed the slaves, changing history. We still celebrate the Gettysburg Address today because it is important to remember the men who fought to secure the freedom of the slaves. There were forty-five thousand men who were killed, injured, captured, or went missing. They all fought in the bloodiest battle, the Battle of Gettysburg. The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point of the Civil War even though many people were captured and tortured. There were people who were wounded so badly that they were left there, on the battlefield, to die. They gave up their life so the slaves could have their freedom. Brittney Enos Fisher High School Fisher, IL