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“There are aspects that have gone extremely well and there are aspects that we continue to fight through,” Brig. Gen. Ross Coffman, acting commander of the 1st Infantry Division, told Defense News as the exercise was underway.

The AutoFull comes with a booklet of easy-to-follow instructions complete with pictures, with the only caveat being that they were clearly not written by a native English speaker. Despite that, the chair shouldn’t prove too difficult to set up for anyone who has ever spent an afternoon constructing a piece of IKEA furniture before (not to mention, the $68 assembly fee offered by Amazon is a bit pricey for its $200 price tag).

In any case mind the gaming platform. You do not want to obtain an incompatible game copy for a different platform that you do not (yet) own.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has seen his team struggle during stretches this season, and this appears to be another one of those (…)

Dude, that is not what “vampire loss” means. If you’re going to post FUD, then at least make some attempt for it not to be pure nonsense!

"The singer and songwriter Shaina Taub belongs to a breed of performers who, apart from being artists, are gravitation forces around whom others cluster like filings to a magnet." – The New York Times Songwriter/performer Shaina Taub sets up camp this year at Joe’s Pub with a monthly concert residency. Each show will be a creative laboratory as she and her band debut new songs. You can also expect lots of selections from Old Hats and Visitors as well as special guests joining along the way.

With Isabelle Adjani, Sam Neill, and Margit Carstensen. Written by Andrzej Zulawski & Frederic Tuten. If you think the Pialat and Albert Brooks films depict romantic relationships in a less-than-flattering light, behold Zulawski’s POSSESSION, in which the psychic violence of the other two films in the series erupts into literal violence of the most outrageous and over-the-top variety. A nihilistic, no-holds-barred portrait of a disintegrating marriage, featuring highly stylized, career-best performances by Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neill, POSSESSION starts as psychodrama, develops into queasy supernatural horror, and ends up exploding all known genres. A film of rampant and astonishingly sustained hysteria, its craziness equaled only by its fecund imagination and deep conviction, POSSESSION is the definition of a film that’s not for the faint of heart. It may just have the power to annihilate Valentine’s Day once and for all.

At the Orpheum in downtown Minneapolis, you can perch in seats named for another Tony winner. While most theater seats are bolted to the floor, the “Lion King” seats — located toward the front and off to either side — are mounted on removable sleds. How did they get their name? The seats had to be removed for that show because the life-size puppets needed that space to perform “The Circle of Life.”

Before making HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR, the film that launched his legendary career as the author of some of the most innovative and uncategorizable films in international art cinema, Alain Resnais created a series of short nonfiction films on a dizzying range of topics. The most famous of these early works is surely his shattering but highly controlled meditation on the Nazi concentration camps, NIGHT AND FOG (1955). That seminal documentary anchors this short selection of Resnais’s films of the 1940s and 50s, alongside some of his lesser-known nonfiction work of the period: VAN GOGH (1948), the first of several biographical portraits; GUERNICA, a study of the Basque town that suffered catastrophic bombing during WWII, narrated by María Casares and featuring the writing of Paul Eluard and the art of Pablo Picasso; and the altogether extraordinary LE CHANT DU STYRÈNE (1958), an industrial film commissioned to celebrate the glory of plastics, that Resnais and his collaborator, avant-garde writer Raymond Queneau, transform into a Pop Art, Cinemascope masterpiece of vivid color and mechanical rhythms. VAN GOGH (1948, 20 min, 35mm, b&w. In French with English subtitles.) GUERNICA (1951,… (read more)

The Lost City: Talk by Obra Architects – The Cooper Union – Foundation Building February 13, 2018 – New York

One Amazon customer liked the Brisbane rocking chair, but recommends being gentle while using it, as it doesn’t stand up to rough treatment well. Another Amazon reviewer also said that the chair’s construction was a disappointment and it squeaks. However, complaints are fairly rare for this chair, and it’s a great deal at this price.

Sauder’s armless Cooper sofa is a good option for a tight space where you want furniture with a smaller footprint and room to get around. Courtesy of Sauder