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Wander the colors and textures of Stewart-Zacks, Traverse City's oldest home décor store. Stewart-Zacks specializes in interior design, featuring a large selection of area rugs, quilts, fabrics, wallpaper, window treatments and home accessories including lamps, mirrors, art and vases. There's even a "Make Your Own Pillow Bar".
Stewart-Zacks carries many one-of-kind items, some hand-crafted and some made of natural materials, many carefully chosen at the several trade shows they attend each year. Stewart-Zacks offers a product search, locating special, hard-to-find items. They also provide private shopping times upon request.
Stewart-Zacks says of their Front Street store: "Our brick & mortar space fills a deep need the home décor shopper needs to complete their own creativity with their home space."
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More New Yorkers bought residential property in the fourth quarter of 2012 than they had in 25 years, according to a recently released report by Douglas Elliman Real Estate, probably over worries over the fiscal cliff.
"There were a record 2,598 sales in the fourth quarter as looming changes to federal tax laws and general economic improvement elevated activity in an already improving housing market."
As sales rose, listing inventory plunged, falling 34.2% to a 12-year low of 4,749. The pace of the market quickened, with the monthly absorption rate falling to 5.5 months, nearly half the 10.8 months a year earlier and the second fastest rate since 2000, according to the report.
"The market appears to be poised for some level of price appreciation in 2013, considering historically low mortgage rates that drive sales, coupled with a chronic shortage of active listings, which are at their lowest level in more than 12 years."
But price indicators gave mixed signals in the fourth quarter—median sales prices slid 2%, but average sales prices rose 1.1%. Average price per square foot declined 3%, though sales activity was up 3.4%.
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The Clarence McCormack Post #195 American Legion Auxiliary of Donnybrook has launched three projects this month as a way to honor veterans and help students in Kenmare and Berthold schools.
11/07/12 (Wed)
By Caroline Downs
The Clarence McCormack Post #195 American Legion Auxiliary of Donnybrook has launched three projects this month as a way to honor veterans and help students in Kenmare and Berthold schools.
Auxiliary members have started a drive to collect items needed by veterans who are patients in the Fargo VA Medical Center. Donations will be accepted from now through Saturday, December 8th, at the Gas Depot in Donnybrook.
Suggested items for the drive include travel-size, alcohol-free containers of shampoos, conditioner and mouthwash; packages of combs and brushes; toothbrushes and travel-size tubes of toothpaste; denture cream; lap robes or throws, at least 40" x 60"; playing cards, crossword puzzle books and word search books; surgery pillows, heart-shaped or square; small notebooks, about 6" x 10".
Auxiliary members welcome the actual items or monetary contributions to purchase the items. For further information about the drive, contact MaryAnn Michel at 701-482-7877 or Marilyn Bott at 701-482-7739.
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The Post #195 Auxiliary has also joined the effort started by ND American Legion Auxiliary president Linda Juntunen to collect 1 million pennies, or $10,000, for veterans this year.
Juntunen's goal includes dividing the funds collected among the Gladys Ray Veterans Drop-In Center in Fargo, the North Dakota Veterans Home in Lisbon, the Girls State Foundation, and the Healing Gardens Project at the Fargo VA Medical Center.
Post #195 Auxiliary members have placed collection boxes for pennies at sites in Donnybrook and Carpio, and have enlisted the aid of students in grades three through six at Kenmare Elementary School.
Those students have started a contest to determine which class can collect the most pennies before November 30th, with a prize awarded to the winning classroom from the Post #195 Auxiliary.
Area residents who want to contribute to the Pennies for Projects for Vets effort should contact Bott at 701-482-7739.
Give 10 for Education
Post #195 Auxiliary members are also concerned about the success of students in area schools, so they have started their "Give 10 for Education" program for the 2012-2013 school year. The idea is to collect school supplies in groups of 10, such as 10 pairs of scissors, 10 boxes of crayons, 10 packages of pens, 10 notebooks, etc.
The Donnybrook-Carpio Auxiliary is also interested in receiving new caps, gloves and scarves to be used by children and teens.
Bott will be happy to receive the items by January 31, 2013, and can be contacted at the above number. "Then, we will divide everything between the schools in Kenmare and Berthold," she said, adding that school staff distributes the materials to students in need. "By that time, a lot of kids are running out of the supplies they had to start the school year."


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The national economy is sluggish, the state government is sclerotic and counties are pinching pennies, but Palo Alto's future will be warm, sunny and increasingly democratic.
That, at least, is the prognosis of City Manager James Keene, who gazed into his crystal ball at Ming's Restaurant Tuesday afternoon to talk about what the city will look like in the next 10 years. Things are looking bright, he concluded.
By his forecast, Palo Alto residents will have more power in the coming years than ever before to shape their own, and the city's, destiny.
To be sure, there will be some challenges, including Caltrain's ongoing financial struggles and the city's crumbling infrastructure, but Keene said residents have much to look forward to, including a new hospital, rebuilt libraries and major transportation improvements.
The key to success, Keene said, will be civic engagement. He predicted that with national and state governments mired in partisan battles and budgetary woes, local governments are emerging as the people's greatest hope. In that sense, increased citizen participation locally could be one of the upsides of the nationwide gloom, he said.
"If there's any hope and focus for us, it's got to be at the local level, in our ability to come together and make decisions," Keene told a group of attorneys and businesspeople at the luncheon, which was sponsored by the local chapter of the American Bar Association and the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce. "We're going very much to an era of city-states in many ways."
As a charter city, Palo Alto is less beholden than many of its neighbors to state regulations and has more independence to experiment and innovate with local policy, he said. Residents have the power to change the City Charter and, in that sense, the power to alter the city's future.
"In a lot of ways, we're chartered to create the kind of city we want to have as citizens," Keene said. "In many respects, our destiny is definitely in our hands, even though we're buffeted by lots of economic, social and political forces from afar.
"I'd say for the most part we're in real good shape in comparison with most places."
The nationwide economic downturn has made Palo Alto's status as a charter city more important because of all the changes in the air. Palo Alto's revenues have slumped, prompting officials to re-evaluate services the city offers and its commitments to employees -- a process that has resulted in a shrinking City Hall bureaucracy and consideration of radical new ways to raise funds.
At the Tuesday luncheon, Keene emphasized the importance of change and cited several authors who shaped his thinking about the subject. There's researcher Jim Collins, who claimed that "good is the enemy of great"; scientist Peter Senge, who argued that "success is the enemy" when it comes to innovation because what made an organization successful won't necessarily prepare it for where it needs to go; and Thomas Friedman, the jet-happy pundit who has written extensively about America's governance problem, which he sees as the nation's biggest obstacle in battling global warming and other major challenges.
Perhaps the most surprising influence is G.W.F. Hegel, the 19th-century German philosopher and theologian best known for his insights into human consciousness and development of the "dialectics" technique for reconciling disparate political thoughts.
"He said we won't know if the American democratic experiment has worked until the Americans have expanded out enough that they're compelled to fall back in upon each other -- and then we'll see," Keene said. "That's exactly where we are right now."
Palo Alto officials have been talking for years about ways to get residents energized about local government. In 2008, the City Council adopted "civic engagement" as one of its top priorities for the year. The following year, they changed it to "civic engagement for the common good." In 2010, they scrapped this priority in favor of more easily defined objectives.
But the phrase still crops up every now and then. In his State of the City speech in January, Mayor Sid Espinosa talked about the need to reach out to the city's increasingly Asian and aging population. The council had agreed to move that event from City Hall to Cubberley Community Center to accommodate south Palo Alto, the section of the city with the greatest share of new residents. Earlier this month, dozens of residents from all parts of town attended a council meeting that began with a bike ride along the city's present and future bike boulevards.
Espinosa said at the luncheon that one of the city's most critical objectives in the coming years is getting its growing population of retiring Baby Boomers more involved in local policymaking. Palo Alto, he said, has many people who "don't fancy themselves anywhere near retirement age, but they are."
"Many of them have an incredible capacity and financial capacity as well," Espinosa said. "Shame on us if we don't figure out how to actively engage with these folks who want to not just golf but engage in their community in the coming decade."


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But it seemed much longer Monday night for the White Sox as they completed six games of indoor hell with a 1-0 loss to the Blue Jays.
Their winless trip to Minnesota and Toronto was punctuated when Pablo Ozuna grounded back to struggling closer B.J. Ryan to start a game-ending double play with the bases loaded.
"That's a broken heart," said manager Ozzie Guillen, who may have more to digest after a lineup shakeup resulted in three failed scoring chances.
The Sox scored nine runs in their six losses and got blanked for the second time in four games.
The latest offensive shortcomings could have some immediate ramifications, considering Guillen's displeasure with the lack of production at second base.
Juan Uribe's shaky status became more magnified when he didn't score from third on Orlando Cabrera's ground ball to shortstop David Eckstein with Toby Hall at second and no outs in the third.
Television cameras caught Cabrera glaring back at third while running to first before he was retired.
"I thought the pitcher (Dustin McGowan) might get it; that's why I stopped," said Uribe, who had two hits but is hitting .181 while earning $4.5 million this season. "It's my fault."
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Yet the last time the Sox were swept on a six-game trip was only last August at Oakland and Seattle.
In the biggest lineup shakeup of a young season, Nick Swisher was dropped from the leadoff spot for the first time this season to a more familiar sixth spot. Cabrera moved from second to the leadoff spot for the first time since Sept. 4, 2007, with the Los Angeles Angels.
Quentin jumped from seventh to second. Those changes came before third baseman Joe Crede was scratched because of a migraine headache, but the Sox's problems are more acute.
"The only thing that makes me sad is the way we pitched, and we cannot help our pitching staff win games since we left Chicago," said Guillen, who joked later that coaches Harold Baines and Greg Walker could be in Tuesday night's lineup.


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This magnificent butterfly flies high in the tree-tops of well-wooded landscapes in central-southern England where it feeds on aphid honeydew and tree sap. The adults are extremely elusive and occur at low densities over large areas. The males occasionally descend to the ground, usually in mid-morning, where they probe for salts either from road surfaces or from animal dung.
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- Size: Large
- Wing Span Range (male to female): 75-84mm
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Found in large blocks of broadleaved woodland or clusters of smaller woods and/or dense scrub with a good supply of willow.
- Countries: England
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These are basically all of the highly-voted questions on the first "Most Votes" page that, if asked today, would quickly be closed as Not Constructive (this is not a complete list):
List of freely available programming books
What is the single most influential book every programmer should read?
Hidden features of C#
Hidden features of Python
What IDE to use for Python?
What are the lesser known but useful data structures?
What is your most productive shortcut with Vim? (Draft on the super user blog (link is editors only) of the top-voted answer, with accreditation.)
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New Programming Jargon you Coined
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The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List
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Which ones should stay, and which ones should go. Why?
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May 2013
All right, already. I know it's May (just barely), and we sort of slid past April. There are two reasons, which I will explain. Briefly.
Number one is that my ability to walk seems to be fading fast. At the moment I can only sort of shuffle along unsteadily, and on a scale of 1 to 10, I'm about two clicks away from calling the Scooter Store. I'm kidding, of course. I'll crawl across the floor before I do that. Anyway, that plus the really quite annoying now-constant pain in my legs has been very demoralizing and a major distraction.
I was also knocked a bit off course by the death of Annette Funicello, on whom I had a huge crush as a little kid, of the same sort of ms (primary progressive) that I have. She was, of course, in far worse shape than I am ever likely to get, but still, I was knocked a bit sideways. Here is a well-made (by CTV in Canada) three-part program on her struggles with ms. I admire her husband's determination to help her, but I'm more than a little leery of the surgical procedures she underwent. The CCSVI procedure in particular is widely regarded by most ms experts as expensive and dangerous quackery.
Anyway, I used to walk faster than anyone I knew. When we lived in NYC, I walked like a typical New Yorker, zipping in and out of crowds on the sidewalk, stepping off the curb if necessary without a second thought. I'd mentally fume at the tourists in their Hard Rock t-shirts lumbering down Lexington Avenue six abreast at lunchtime ("Is that the Chrysler Building? The guide says that's the Chrysler Building."). I never actually said anything rude to such people, but one day a guy next to me addressed the herd blocking our way with a very loud "You people walk like you're dead!" and a dozen New Yorkers in the vicinity started laughing and clapping.
So I really miss walking. And New York. The 4th floor walkup, not so much. But now I can walk on our road as slowly as I want and as wobbly as I am and only worry about being taken for a straggler by the coyotes. I saw one last week wearing what looked like a tattered Hard Rock t-shirt. Karma: It's the Law.
Reason number two for the delay is that our dear little dog Pokey died last week of lymphoma, after going downhill for several months. Taking care of her in her last month was taxing but I'll always be glad we did. She couldn't manage the back steps any longer, so I had to carry her out and back in, and while she was nowhere as big as Brownie, our beloved dog who died last fall, Pokey was still about 30 lbs., which made every excursion an adventure in precarious balance. We kept her eating by cooking all sorts of people-food for her (she was partial to scrambled eggs and noodles), but eventually she could no longer stand much of the time and had difficulty swallowing food. So we fed her with a spoon and washed her with washcloths. She was still in there. She was still our little Pokey.
When Pokey wandered in 15 years ago (she followed Kathy home from a walk in the woods down by the old Ohio-Erie canal nearby), she had been neglected, abused, and apparently finally dumped in the frigid January woods. She looked like a dog built by a demented committee, maybe a cross between a corgi and a small pig, covered in a Harpo Marx wig of yellow curls topped off with an absurd feather-boa tail. We think she had recently given birth to puppies (the probable motive for her abandonment), who most likely had ended up in the icy canal.
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I was especially eager to get inky, of course, but more of it in a moment.
Seeing as a couple of things changed recently, I wanted to give you an update.
First of all, you might have noticed that the TSG badge disappeared from my sidebar. This means that I stepped down from There She Goes Design Team, with a heavy heart but a certainty that it had to be done. I picked up quite a few assignments in the last year; some came and went but the majority stayed, and I assumed that it's just too much for me to physically pull off.
I decided that I need to cut off on something and my choice fell on one of the oldest DT spots. It's been an extremely pleasurable ride, and I'm having withdrawals already...
The other reason why I need to scrape out some extra time, is because I'm hoping that I can make it into the Spellbinders 2012 Design Team. Hope is, of course, all I've got at this stage, although I'm happy to share that today the Round Two winners have been announced and my name is among them. I'm getting mighty nervous now! ;)
That being said, let me finally move to the new sketch for you! Very late but made with some extra love, since my eager fingers were itching to play :)
I wanted something light and in tune with my style, so I drew one of my all-time favourite sketches. I hope you'll like it too! It's heavily layered, but feel free to reduce it to the basics if that's what rocks your boat.
I haven't touched ink for half a month, which in my world is a BIG thing... I hope it doesn't show too much that my mojo grew lazy!
Supplies: cardstock: PTI (Berry Sorbet), white; paper: Echo Park Paper (Victoria Gardens); stamps: Flourishes (Angelic Love); ink: Memento (Onyx Black), Distress Ink (Frayed Burlap); Copics; Nestabilities Circles/Scalloped Circles/Twisted Metal Tags & Accents/Fancy Tags; wrinkled ribbon; satin ribbon; lace: October Afternoon; rhinestone strip: Glitz Design; button: Basic Grey; edge distresser; Pearls: AnnaBelle Stamps
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Slot machine encounter costly
By John Speer
It cost an Evansdale man more than what cash he may have lost in a slot machine when he allegedly dumped soda in it at 2:40 a.m. on Sept. 5 at the Meskwaki BingoCasino west of Tama-Toledo.
John Anthony Santamauro, 42, pled guilty to 5th degree criminal mischief and was fined $148 by Tama County Magistrate Richard Vander Mey.
Court information filed by Meskwaki Nation Tribal Police stated the soda caused $186 damage to the slot machine.
Kendall Lee Lyons, 16, Dysart, was found guilty of unsafe passing following trial by Magistrate Vander Mey. He was fined and assessed court costs tootling $309. The Tama County Sheriff's Office filed the charge.
Before Judge Nancy A. Baumgartner:
Guilty plea, fines and court costs, arresting agency:
Jagger Cain Purk, 18, Tama, possession of alcohol under legal age $100. Tama Police


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The 'Better u Foundation' and charity updates - N West
Known primarily as an award winning actor, comedian, writer, producer and Hollywood 'Big Gun', more recently Jim Carrey added philanthropist to his ever expanding list of achievements.
Many of you may have seen him recently on Oprah supporting his girlfriend Jenny McCarthy as she discussed her latest book 'Warrior Moms', to which he contributed a heartfelt chapter.
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What Are America's Cleanest and Dirtiest Beaches?
If you're planning a waterfront vacation, it may alarm you to know that a new report reveals sewage and storm water pollution in beaches across the US could put your health at risk — and you might be surprised to learn which beaches are the cleanest.
Bacterial test results and public advisories from more than 3,000 beaches in 30 coastal and Great Lakes states were analyzed by the Natural Resources Defense Council, which found that Delaware, New Hampshire, North Carolina, New Jersey and Florida had America's cleanest beaches.
At the bottom of the pile? Louisiana, Ohio and Illinois. And California, long renowned for its beach fun, didn't fare much better — it ranked No. 21 out of the 30 states in the number of beach water tests that failed to meet federal health standards.
Experts say a high bacteria count in beach water indicates it could harbor pathogens that may cause ailments like skin rashes and stomach and respiratory illnesses.
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With people worldwide having a grand old time with Batkid traipsing around Gotham City – aka San Francisco – on Friday, the mood was high, the superhero references abounded and jokes were flying low and high.
Even the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California and the FBI had some fun, issuing "federal charges" (pdf) against the Penguin and the Riddler for conspiracy and kidnapping.
Allegedly, of course. Attempts to reach attorneys for both villains for comment were not immediately successful.
In a press release using "Gotham City" as a dateline, U.S. Attorney Melissa Haag charged that Edward "E." Nigma, aka "The Riddler," and Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot, aka "The Penguin," had thought it was a good idea to put an unnamed female in the path of a cable car, rob a bank and kidnap San Francisco Giants mascot Lou Seal.
Somehow they thought these latest stunts would go undetected by Batkid, Haag stated.
And who is Batkid? A boy named Miles from California who morphed into a superhero for a day, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a nonprofit that grants wishes to sick children.
Miles has battled leukemia since he was one. He is now in remission. San Francisco turned into Gotham City for a day to honor his wish of becoming a Batkid for a day.
MORE: SF Morphs Into Gotham City for "Batkid" Battling Leukemia
However, at approximately 9 p.m. on Thursday, court records indicate that the bat signal went up and the crime rate began to go down in Gotham and San Francisco.
"A certain caped crusader was pivotal in making this day a reality," Haag said in a statement. "We've been chasing Nigma and Cobblepot for years and just when I was about to give up hope that we would ever bring them to justice, wouldn't you know it – Batkid shows up and saves the day."
Not to be outshined, the FBI made a statement about the arrests, too, though the agents also credit Batkid with most of the heavy lifting.
"I've talked a lot about cooperation in the past with other outstanding law enforcement partners, but I can honestly say we broke some new ground today," said FBI Special Agent in Charge David J. Johnson.
"The FBI and the San Francisco Police Department are good, but if it wasn't for Batkid, I guarantee you that these two villains would still be at-large on the streets of Gotham today. Citizens of this great city are not only safer tonight because of Batkid, but they will undoubtedly be humbled by the courage he has displayed in battles he has taken on and won."


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The Honorable D. Kent King
Commissioner of Education
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Dear Commissioner King:
I am writing in response to Missouri's proposed amendment to its State accountability plan under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). To improve the validity of decisions for the subgroups of students with disabilities and limited English proficient (LEP) students, Missouri has proposed amending the State's n-size for these subgroups to 50 students for accountability purposes. I am pleased to approve the amendment that Missouri submitted to the Department on December 9, 2003.
Please be aware that this letter does not address whether Missouri's accountability system for Title I, including the amendment approved above, complies with Federal civil rights requirements, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and requirements under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
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This I Believe | Tradition keeps family close
I believe in playing horseshoes on a sunny summer day on the 110th street beach in Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Playing horseshoes on the beach is a family tradition that dates back long before I was born. It began when my Great Grandfather built a house in Stone Harbor back in 1960. Over the years he passed down the tradition to my grandfather and then to my mom and aunts and uncles. One of the first memories I have of being at the beach is learning how to "properly" hold and throw a horseshoe. My grandfather would say "thumb on the dent of the shoe with your index finger up the side. Don't throw it—flick it and use your wrist." My five cousins and I heard this over and over until we finally got it right.
When I was growing up, all 17 members of my extended family went to Stone Harbor every Memorial Day weekend and then again for the last two weeks of July. We would get to the beach right after breakfast and stay till sunset, all the while playing horseshoes. The first thing we'd do every morning was stick red, wooden poles into the sand and mark off a spot to have our horseshoe tournament for the day. The rules were as follows: the first person to 21 by at least two points won. They then had their pick of what color horseshoes they wanted to use for the next game, red or blue. With such a large extended family we often teamed up and played doubles. This made for a number of family rivalries over the years with lots of laughs and smack talk.
Our family is very competitive, so there was no letting the kids win when I was growing up. The first time you beat your grandfather or parents it's quite the rewarding feeling. I remember beating my mom for the first time like it was yesterday: I was 12 years old and I won 21-17. The bragging rights lasted the entire day.
Unfortunately, a few years ago our family had to sell the beach house. It had been a major part of my family's life for over 50 years. There were no horseshoe tournaments for a while, but then we started a new tradition of going to the Outer Banks, three years ago. It was the first time our family had been together for a summer vacation since selling the beach house. When we got to the beach in the morning, we immediately set up our red poles and broke out the red and blue horseshoes.
Playing horseshoes represents all the good times I had with my family while I was growing up. It ties me to my grandfather, who passed away when I was eight, and gives me a connection to my extended family. One day in the future, I will show my kids how to properly throw a horseshoe, just as my grandfather taught me. The legacy of horseshoes—and the family competition—will live on.
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While the smart fortwo is still powered by a tiny 1.0L 3-cylinder engine, power has risen by a noticeable 19hp over the previous generation thanks to the addition of a turbocharger. The powerplant's 89 horsepower may not sound like much, but it's enough to make the little 1980-lb smart fortwo zip through traffic. The increased power also makes the occasional trip onto the freeway a much less harrowing experience than in years past. The engine sits over the rear wheels and underneath the trunk, where it sends power to those rear wheels via either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 6-speed dual clutch gearbox.
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The creepiest sound I have ever heard was nothing at all. My wife, Maria, and I stood in the hallway of an orphanage somewhere in the former Soviet Union, on the first of two trips required for our petition to adopt. Orphanage staff led us down a hallway to greet the two 1-year-olds we hoped would become our sons. The horror wasn't the squalor and the stench, although we at times stifled the urge to vomit and weep. The horror was the quiet of it all. The place was more silent than a funeral home by night.
I stopped and pulled on Maria's elbow. "Why is it so quiet? The place is filled with babies." Both of us compared the stillness with the buzz and punctuated squeals that came from our church nursery back home. Here, if we listened carefully enough, we could hear babies rocking themselves back and forth, the crib slats gently bumping against the walls. These children did not cry, because infants eventually learn to stop crying if no one ever responds to their calls for food, for comfort, for love. No one ever responded to these children. So they stopped.
The silence continued as we entered the boys' room. Little Sergei (now Timothy) smiled at us, dancing up and down while holding the side of his crib. Little Maxim (now Benjamin) stood straight at attention, regal and czar-like. But neither boy made a sound. We read them books filled with words they couldn't understand, about saying goodnight to the moon and cows jumping over the same. But there were no cries, no squeals, no groans. Every day we left at the appointed time in the same way we had entered: in silence.
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Movie Review: WRECK-IT RALPH (Disney, 2012)
In the tradition of such Pixar films as the Toy Story trilogy, Cars, and Monsters Inc., Wreck-it Ralph carefully lays the "ground rules" and parameters for an imaginative fantasy universe -- in this case, the world that literally lurks "behind the scenes" of an arcade -- and then starts exploring the consequences of those axioms. The idea of game-worlds as three-dimensional quasi-dioramas behind the console's glass screen reminded me of Disney TV Animation episodes both irritating and legendary; thankfully, the screenwriters resisted the temptation to allow for communication between the game characters and the human users. The bustling "behind-the-scenes" community of game-characters presented some logical difficulties (wouldn't such a community exist behind the walls of EVERY SINGLE arcade in the world?), but the small details of this virtual village -- the "unplugged" characters who live on the margins, the taboos about "jumping games" or "going turbo" -- were painted in so deftly that their ultimate emergence as key plot points at various moments during the film seemed quite natural. Best of all, rather than simply relying heavily on bought-and-paid-for video-game-celebrity cameos, the writers wisely decided to spend the requisite amount of time developing their original main characters and fleshing out their back stories, motivations, and demons. I loved Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but for Wreck-it Ralph to have mimicked that movie's cloudbursts of Toon tributes would have been a mistake. For one thing, animated characters are simply better known to the general public -- especially the kids who form a major chunk of the audience for this movie -- than classic video-game characters from three decades ago. Far better, it seems to me, to create a relatively small number of brand-new characters and explore what it might mean for them to play specific roles in their respective fictional (yet canonically "recognizable") game-worlds.
Though he's supposed to be a bad guy, Wreck-it Ralph (John C. Reilly, in a tailor-made "lovable schlub" role) is a sympathetic character from the off. His journey from discontent to self-acceptance has a number of familiar twists and turns -- false moments of triumph that prove hollow, periods of self-deception, alliances with similarly alienated characters (in his case, the cutesy "glitch" Vanellope [Sarah Silverman] from the sticky-sweet kart-racing game "Sugar Rush") that touch both peaks and valleys before the climax -- but we are with him all the way. It's something of a shame that, given the premise of Ralph trying to become a good guy and earn a medal, he wasn't allowed to visit more of the self-contained video worlds during his quest, including worlds with which gamers would be intimately familiar. Instead, we only get a relatively quick glimpse of the violent, bug-infested world of the war game "Heroes' Duty" and then settle in for a very long stay in the candy-coated world of "Sugar Rush." Again, though, perhaps the "less is more" approach was the wise choice; we really get to know the stories behind these games' characters (the "tragic past" of ass-kicking, bug-snuffing Officer Calhoun of "Heroes' Duty" [Jane Lynch] and Vanellope's "true identity" are particular highlights), and so we become much more bound up with their fates than if they had been constantly bouncing from one bizarre world to the next.
Bolt and Tangled -- a considerable feat, given that so many of its characters are so heavily stylized. Cleverly, many of the more abstractly-rendered characters -- such as the pudgy denizens of the condominium of Niceland, whose homes are repaired by Fix-it Felix Jr. after Ralph has wrecked them -- are animated in a staccato, hummingbird-nervous style that parallels their physical actions in their respective games. The humor is decidedly Pixar-like and generally winning, despite the occasional unpleasant detour into thoroughly unnecessary potty jokes, and the voice performances are excellent, with Reilly and Alan Tudyk, who plays King Candy of "Sugar Rush" in a dead-on imitation of Ed Wynn as The Mad Hatter in Disney's animated Alice in Wonderland, meriting particular praise.
Wreck-it Ralph is preceded by Paperman, an animated short rendered in a black-and-white, somewhat sketchy style that reminded me of a cross between the 101 Dalmatians theatrical feature and a NEW YORKER cartoon. The effects are lovely; the content is not nearly as memorable. Here is one area in which Disney (ironically, given its history) still has some catching-up to do when it comes to matching Pixar.
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Hello, Chris:
I have seen "Wreck-it Ralph" twice and thoroughly enjoyed it. I agree that the "potty humor" was out of place, except (perhaps) for the comments by Sergeant Calhoun just before the troops go into action with Ralph among them. I understand that sergeants talk that way at times.
The late Ed Wynn was wonderful as the Mad Hatter, and the King Candy "sound-alike" in this movie is both a fine homage to Wynn and a beautifully appropriate voice for the king. It helps to lull the audience into accepting King Candy as a silly, not-so-important guy, which of course, he isn't.
I often saw Ed Wynn on TV years ago, and his style of comedy was just as whimsical as he was as the Mad Hatter.
There is one thing to consider about the amount of the film spent in the Sugar Rush game. Since the villain of this film comes from an auto-racing game, wouldn't he be likely to seek out and infest some other auto-racing game? It seemed pretty logical to me.
It's a Very Good Movie and I recommend it to everyone.
- November 25, 2012 at 3:39 PM
- Comicbookrehab said...
I think the appeal of what is commonly refered to as flat "8-bit" video games from the 80s is that they clearly LOOK like they were assembled using basic computer graphics software. Today, most video games use the same technology as the movies, with 3D designs and interactive 360 degree environments. The "Fi-It Felix Jr." game is clearly modeled after Donkey Kong (which was initially conceived as a Popeye video game), while "Hero's Duty" is a mish-mash of the "Metroid Prime" and "Halo" series. "Sugar Rush" is taken from a lot of the "MarioKart" immitators that were frequent in the last decade - Like "Cartoon Network Racing" and "Star Wars: Super Bombad Racers" - the best of which was "MarioKart DoubleDash".
As for the celebrity cameos - it's not a bad thing, really. Q*Bert, Bowser, the Pac-Man ghost and Sonic stand out, but it took a while to remember the Russian guy from "Street Fighter 2". I know they wanted to include Mario and Luigi, but Nintendo turned them down, plus the filmakers admitted they wouldn't know how to use them effectively in the film. Maybe they'll appear in the sequel.
- November 27, 2012 at 10:40 AM
- Chris Barat said...
Sequel? Are they actually planning to do one? Well, there have been worse choices for continuations (I'm looking at you, CARS).
It just seemed strange to me that, given the movie's obvious nostalgic bent, Ralph didn't visit more virtual worlds. Remember how many paintings Darkwing and the gang got to visit in "A Brush with Oblivion." Of course, what works in a quick-paced, 22-minute cartoon may not work so well in a feature-length film, where attention must be paid to "setting atmosphere" and the like.
- November 30, 2012 at 8:14 PM
- Comicbookrehab said...
The film has done so well - especially for a non-Pixar offering - why not? Audiences are willing to ignore the fact that if they've seen Megamind, Shreck, A Bug's Life, Antz, Toy Story, The Incredibles and Monsters Inc., they've seen Wreck-It Ralph already.
Plus...it's a nice-lookin' movie. :)
- December 3, 2012 at 3:53 PM


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While Archie and Donnie head over to the pizza place in the food court, Trina makes her way to the shop specializing in salad. She doesn't know how long she'll have this body, but she should try to take care of it—just in case she is this way forever. Of course to get to the salad shop she has to wade through crowds of people. Like in Phineas Slate's, male hands take every opportunity to grope her. She's ready to scream with frustration by the time she finally gets in line.
Since it's a salad shop most of the line is women. She doesn't recognize the woman in front of her until the woman turns around. Trina's fists instantly curl with rage. "You! What are you doing here? Where's Miranda?"
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"It's not her shop. It belongs to her and her husband."
"That's not how she tells it."
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"Why didn't you buy them from Miranda? She'd probably give them to you."
Betty glares at her a moment and then sighs. "We had an argument. I sorta said something I shouldn't have."
"Really? Like what?"
"If you really have to know, your aunt tried to kiss me and I…I kind of told her she was too old for me."
Trina burst out laughing loud enough that people around her give her strange looks. Betty's face turns bright red and her lower lip trembles. "That is classic," Trina says. "She goes to all that trouble to kiss you and then you totally diss her. Awesome."
"That's not how it happened," Betty whines. "You know what: the hell with you. You and your aunt and your uncle and your whole messed-up family."
Betty turns on her heel to stomp away. Trina shakes her head and then slips forward in line. She ought to be mad at Miranda for kissing someone else—a girl even!—but given the way it backfired, she figures it serves Miranda right. The more worrisome question is how long Miranda had been into kissing girls. She hadn't ever mentioned it, but that could explain a few things, especially her coldness lately.
She finally gets her salad—chicken breast with no dressing or cheese—and braves the crowd again to find Archie and Donnie. When she makes eye contact with them, Donnie nudges Archie in the ribs. His face goes almost as red as Betty's had. He really is intimidated by a gorgeous woman, not that she can blame him.
"Hi boys. Sorry it took so long. I ran into a friend."
"It's OK," Donnie says through a mouthful of pizza. "Archie was talking about what a great kisser you are."
"Oh really? What'd you tell him, Archie?"
"Nothing much. Just it was really, really great."
"Thanks! I'll let you in on a secret: these lips and boobies and everything aren't real. They're magic." They stare at her for a moment, until she starts to crack up. "I'm teasing you. Relax."
While Donnie gorges on his pizza, Archie barely nibbles him. That's a good idea since he'd probably throw his up. She shifts closer to him, one hand holding her fork while the other gently massages Archie's thigh. His eyes bulge and his face gets even redder.
She's not surprised that when she slides her hand a little to the right she feels a bulge in his pants. It's not as disappointing as she figured it would be. When she was Trevor she had ragged on Archie and Donnie's love lives; he probably wouldn't have if he knew Archie was hung better than him.
Donnie doesn't seem to notice anything amiss as he continues to gobble down pizza. Maybe she ought to take them both home. A threesome with her two best friends? It would be kind of weird and yet probably pretty awesome too.
As she considers this, she glances at Donnie and all the grease and pizza sauce staining his pudgy cheeks. Yuck. She wouldn't want to be in bed with that. Archie on the other hand is a lot more fastidious. Is he like that in bed too?
"You going to eat that?" Donnie asks, gesturing to a slice of pizza on Archie's tray.
"Go ahead," Archie mumbles.
What a pig, Trina thinks as she watches Donnie snatch the pizza with his chubby fingers. She's ninety-nine percent sure Donnie is still a virgin—and probably will die as one. She leans close to whisper into Archie's ear, "Let's ditch Fatso and go back to your place."
"Um…OK," he says. She giggles at his obvious nervousness.
She turns to Donnie. "Archie is going to be a gentleman and walk me to the little girl's room."
"Knock yourself out," Donnie says.
Trina takes Archie's hand to help him up. He tosses his uneaten pizza on his tray. Like a proper gentleman he takes her leftover salad as well to toss into the trash, since they both know Donnie won't eat it.
Trina leans against him in part to warn off any other men who might think about groping her. The crowd is still thick enough that they can disappear through the front doors before Donnie can realize they're gone. Trina starts to snicker with triumph. "That'll show that pig."
"Donnie's a good guy."
"He's gross. I'm definitely not a chubby chaser." She quickly pats him between the legs. "Except that kind of chubby."
"You seem kinda…different since this morning," Archie says. "I mean, you didn't even want to kiss me a few hours ago."
"I was wrong. And I guess a little scared when Aunt Miranda saw us. She can be kind of strict, you know?"
"Miranda is a little uptight. She's always yelling at Trevor about stuff. I don't know how he puts up with it."
"I don't think he is anymore. I hear they're on the rocks."
"I know. They seemed like such a great couple, right?"
"Let's stop worrying about them. Let's worry more about us." She leans closer to him as they walk through the parking lot, to Archie's battered Corolla. He opens the door on the passenger's side; from how far back the seat is, she figures Donnie must have been sitting there. "Thank you. You're such a gentleman."
He gets in the other side. His hand is trembling so badly that he needs a couple of tries to get the key into the ignition. The engine also needs a couple of tries as if it's attuned to its owner. It finally catches with a roar. Trina grabs her seatbelt to drape over her body; it's a tight fight over her chest, but if it could fit Donnie's gut it would have to be able to fit her boobies.
There's still no sign of Donnie as Archie backs out of the spot. Good. He was such a third wheel. When they had both been guys she could tolerate him, but now she just finds him as vile as Dick Tremblay.
With the seatbelt on she can't snuggle close to Archie, but she does reach over to put a hand on his thigh. "I'm so glad you agreed," she says. "I was worried you might not want to."
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