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Sunny Gupta
Co-founder and CEO
Sunny is the co-founder, President and CEO of Apptio, responsible for company vision, strategic direction, planning and execution. Sunny's enterprise software career spans more than 20 years with roles in general management, strategic marketing, product management and business development. Before founding Apptio, Sunny was Executive VP of Products at Opsware and was responsible for all of Opsware product businesses up to its acquisition by HP for over $1.6 billion.
Demonstrating his passion for pioneering innovative solutions to complex enterprise technology problems, Sunny co-founded iConclude and created the IT runbook automation market. Sunny served as the company's CEO, serving customers such as ACS, Alaska Airlines, Glaxo Smith Kline and Halliburton, until its acquisition by Opsware. Previously, Sunny held senior leadership roles in Products, Business Development and Engineering at Mercury Interactive, Rational Software, and IBM. Sunny earned a BS in Computer Science from the University of South Carolina, was selected as a Top 40 CEOs under 40, and was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year in 2012.
Kurt Shintaffer
Co-founder and SVP of Finance and Accounting
Kurt is a co-founder and SVP of finance and accounting at Apptio. Kurt brings more than 15 years of financial and operational management experience to the company. Prior to co-founding Apptio, Kurt oversaw the corporate finance, legal, accounting, human resource, and information technology functions at iConclude. Kurt was instrumental in completing the successful sale of iConclude to Opsware in 2007.
Before joining iConclude, Kurt was VP of Finance at Pacific Edge Software where he led fundraising efforts that secured over $40 million in venture equity and debt financing. Kurt's tenure at Pacific Edge culminated in the sale of the company to Serena Software. Kurt began his career at Ernst & Young LLP's assurance and advisory business services group. He holds a BA in Business Administration from the University of Washington.
Paul McLachlan
Co-founder and CTO
Paul is a co-founder and CTO of Apptio, responsible for the continued development of the company's SaaS platform. Paul has more than 15 years of software architecture experience and spent more than a decade building performance and troubleshooting tools for Java and .NET, first at Compuware and NuMega Technologies and more recently at Mercury Interactive and HP, where he was the Chief Architect of the Diagnostics component of Business Availability Center and LoadRunner.
At Mercury, Paul led a team of engineers through a multi-year feature sprint and incremental re-architecture of Diagnostics, taking the product from the brink of market failure to Gartner's leader's quadrant, resulting in a 6x revenue improvement to over $40 million per year. Paul holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Technology, Sydney.
Larry Blasko
SVP Sales
Larry is Vice President of Sales and has responsibility for worldwide sales and technical field operations. Larry is an accomplished sales executive with over 18 years of experience building and leading high performance sales teams in the enterprise software industry. His successful track record includes leadership roles across the full spectrum of IT operations and application management technologies.
Prior to joining Apptio, Larry was the Vice President of Sales responsible for HP Software's enterprise sales organization in the eastern US, a business comprised of six sales regions and a staff of 50 sales professionals. Larry joined HP Software via their acquisition of Opsware, where he was the Senior Vice President of Sales for Eastern North America. Before beginning his sales career, Larry spent four years as a commissioned officer in the United States Army. Larry holds an MBA from The George Washington University in Washington, DC.
Sean Boyle
Sean is Apptio's chief financial officer and is responsible for leading Apptio's global financial operations. Sean has deep experience running large scale operations in the financial discipline and is responsible for maintaining the execution of Apptio's financial strategy.
Prior to joining Apptio, Sean served as vice president of investor relations of Amazon.com. At Amazon.com, he was responsible for leading all external relations with institutional investors, shareholders and industry analysts, as well as quarterly earnings communications and annual shareholder events. Sean had previously served as the finance leader for Amazon Web Services. Prior to joining Amazon, he held a variety of finance leadership positions at Ford Motor Company.
Carmen Cook
VP of People and Culture
Carmen is Apptio's Vice President of People and Culture, responsible for leading Human Resources, coaching executives and managers to become more effective leaders, and fostering Apptio's high performing culture. Over her career, Carmen has helped develop high performing leaders and teams with companies such as Rackspace, eBay, Intuit, Microsoft, Starbucks, and Seattle Genetics, to name a few. Carmen is a trusted advisor and coach to many accomplished Fortune 500 leaders and first joined Apptio as the company executive leadership coach.
Prior to joining Apptio, Carmen was co-founder and President of Highpoint Experience, a highly respected training company focused on team and leadership development, organizational effectiveness and high performing cultures. Carmen discovered her passion for training and development while leading Oracle's HR organization during their time of high growth to a public company in the 1980s. Carmen holds degrees in Sociology and Education, and is a certified Coach.
Dione Hedgpeth
VP of Customer Success
Dione is Vice President of Customer Success and oversees Apptio's professional services and customer support teams. Dione has over 17 years of experience in enterprise IT, including over a decade of executive experience. Prior to joining Apptio, Dione served as vice president of worldwide professional services and managed services at Precise Software Solutions, where she oversaw the restructuring of the professional services team and built the managed services delivery team from the ground up. During her tenure at Precise Software, she was named to the MSPmentor list of top 250 managed services executives.
Prior to that, Dione was the vice president of field operations at Pano Logic and was responsible for the company's sales, alliances, support and services. She also served in a number of roles at Mercury Interactive, including vice president of managed services, where she built Mercury's SaaS business from scratch, vice president of professional services for the Americas, and vice president of services, responsible for Mercury's global delivery practice. Dione holds a B.S. in computer science and engineering from UCLA.
Ted Kummert
EVP of Engineering and Cloud Operations
Ted Kummert is Apptio's executive vice president of engineering and cloud operations and is responsible for driving Apptio's global engineering and SaaS practice. Most recently, Kummert served as a venture partner at Madrona Venture Group.
Prior to Madrona, Kummert drove major product and business initiatives for Microsoft for more than two decades. During his tenure at Microsoft, Kummert led teams across a broad set of technologies, including operating systems, consumer online services, enterprise security and enterprise application platform. As corporate vice president of the Data Platform Group, Kummert led the development of several key Microsoft enterprise products including SQL Server, SQL Server Parallel Data Warehouse, Windows Azure Data Services and Microsoft's business intelligence and big data offerings. Prior to Microsoft, Kummert worked for Apple and Hewlett-Packard.
Chris Pick
CMO, Apptio and President, TBM Council
As the Chief Marketing Officer of Apptio, Chris holds responsibility for strategy and world-wide market development. He is an accomplished enterprise software executive with over 20 years of experience in building new categories and executing differentiated go-to-market strategies. In early 2012, Chris championed the spin out of Apptio's CIO advisory board into a nonprofit business entity of 500+ members focused on creating the professional discipline, standards and industry benchmarks required to run IT as a business. As such, Chris serves as the President of the Technology Business Management (TBM) Council and runs the day-to-day operations of the Council's agenda to help CIOs transform the IT value proposition via TBM methodologies and best practices.
Prior to Apptio, Chris was an operating partner in Austin Ventures' CEO-in-residence program where he focused on identifying new growth strategies and defining disruptive business models. He was also the Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President of Products at NetIQ for 8 years and ran Ernst & Young's Global security practice for 4 years.
Alex Shootman
President of Worldwide Field Operations
As the President of Worldwide Field Operations, Alex is responsible for Apptio's integrated sales and services functions globally. His career spans more than 25 years of driving technology-company revenue and establishing new market categories.
Alex joined Apptio from Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL), where he served as senior vice president of the Eloqua Global Sales Unit. At Eloqua, he was responsible for leading sales, account management, customer success, channels, field operations and professional services organizations and delivering to more than 1,100 clients worldwide. Previously, he held executive sales and services positions at IBM Corporation, BMC Software, Vignette Corporation, and TeleTech Holdings. Alex holds a degree in marketing from the University of Texas at Austin.
Stan Shull
VP Strategic Alliances
Stan is Vice President of Strategic Alliances where he is responsible for leading partnerships and alliances. Stan brings more than 20 years of experience in business development and strategic alliances in enterprise software and Software-as-a-Service. Most recently, Stan led business development for Intelligent Results, a business intelligence and predictive analytics software company, where he developed the company's partner ecosystem, closed key partner deals, and drove the company's acquisition by First Data Corporation.
Earlier in his career, Stan led strategic alliances for IBM's Rational Software division, managing relationships with some of the industry's leading players including Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, and Intel. Stan was also Vice President of Business Development and Marketing for NCompass Labs, a web-content management software company. Stan holds a BS in aerospace engineering from the MIT and an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration.


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I was in the U.K. when The Monkees took the world by storm in the 1960s, grabbing everyone's attention and shaking up the youth scene. Like millions, I was totally enthralled.
Unlike millions, I was not a Davy Jones fan.
I was living in a small town in England. I was six. I was surrounded by short, cute British boys. You couldn't kick a soccer ball without hitting one. I simply did not understand the world's rabid fascination with this particular young Brit.
Sure, he was good looking and yes, he was a fine singer but wasn't the blissfully blond Peter Tork and his beatific smile really where it was at? Even at that tender age, I was certain it was. Peter was it. Let the rest of the girls in the world tussle over Davy or Micky or Mike. I was sure where my prepubescent heart belonged.
So sure in fact, that in later years my best friend Sherri Nielson and I went to see the Monkees in concert a dozen times over several decades.
As a young girl, Sherri had fallen for the multiple charms of Mr. Jones and he was, without question, her favorite. At a time when it was important to identify yourself and proclaim your Monkee boyfriend, Sherri was what is known in Monkee fan circles as a "Davy girl."
As Sherri and I grew from youngsters in our twenties to more mature women of (mumble mumble) age, it happened that no matter what was going on in our love lives or careers we would take time off and go on tour with the Monkees. We'd follow them around and happily attend show after show. We weren't alone. A number of people did the same.
The concerts were tight, fun, excellent. Well-produced and filled with fan favorite moments and music, no matter the calendar year, the Monkees never failed to give us all a shot of generation youth.
Time would stand still but the audience didn't. En masse we'd all dance, sing along and some people would even cry happy tears.
One balmy spring evening in Florida, I even took a public tumble from Torkdom.
It was the opening night of a new Monkees tour and Sherri and I settled in our front row seats, having driven some eight hours from Atlanta to get to the show.
Early in the concert, Davy sang "Girl," a sweetly romantic pop number that he'd had some post-Monkee success with in the 1970s. He traveled the stage, working the audience and oozing monster-truck-sized charm.
As he bounced by us, I heard a loud girlish squeal. Before I had a chance to fully absorb that it was me, the mature Peter Tork fan, who had uttered this piercing sound, I realized Davy had heard it too.
He turned toward me.
I froze in mid-squeal.
He held out his hand.
I held out my hand.
I helped him down off the stage and he put his arm around me. I briefly thought my knees had popped off because my legs suddenly stopped working.
He sang to me and compared our heights, noting proudly that he was taller than me.
Okay, maybe he was taller than me by an inch, but I'm 5-foot-2 and I was standing next to the one and only Davy Jones, teen idol extraordinaire, heart throb of millions, and he had his arm around me.
I was 10 feet tall. Also I was sweating.
It wasn't until intermission that I realized what I'd done.
I had, in front of a sold-out audience of thousands, totally sold out.
I had completely betrayed the hot Monkee love I had for Peter Tork.
I had succumbed to the legendary Jones charm.
I sheepishly went back to my front row seat, avoiding the eyes of all the people I'd told earlier that Peter was my one and only Monkee man.
So it was that Davy Jones seemed to forever have this effect on women, even the slower or unwilling-to-convert, like myself. Through the sheer force of his talent, looks, personality and cheeky, bold, upbeat nature, he pretty much owned the hearts of millions of fans.
Sure. he was good looking and yes, he was a fine singer. He was also a total and tireless pro who loved his fans and took time for the girls who squealed -- because, no matter our age, when we squealed, we were all girls again.
Later, Peter Tork and I became fast friends and even later still I became his publicist and the editor of an advice column he wrote for a few years. It was the evolution of a different Monkees experience, but no less thrilling, no less interesting or fun.
I then got the chance to see Davy through a new set of eyes -- the eyes of his friends and band mates. Even offstage, he was obviously special. I didn't squeal, but I did take note.
Once I was in New York with Peter, who was performing with his blues project, Shoe Suede Blues, and we were reading magazines out loud and having a side conversation about Davy. It started, I seem to remember, because of a comment I made about the Monkees uber-successful 1986 reunion, the one where they were the biggest grossing act on the road that year and the darlings of the young MTV network.
"Back then Davy used to say, 'I can't wait until tomorrow because I get better looking every day,' " Peter commented, as he thumbed through a periodical.
Although by that time I could well imagine Jones' teasing grin when saying this, I glanced at Peter and raised an eyebrow, pretending I wasn't a Davy fan.
"That's so modest of him," I snorted.
Peter looked up from his New Yorker.
"Well, in his case, it was true." he said.
Peter loved Davy and always spoke well of him, whether they were in or out of contact, whether they were doing business together or separately. He always displayed a solid fondness and quiet, thoughtful admiration for the man he called "Jonesy."
He told amusing stories about him and Davy on and offstage, including a night in Japan where, in the middle of the Mike Nesmith-penned tune "Sunny Girlfriend," Davy made his way over to Peter onstage. Away from his mic, in that patented British accent he yelled in Peter's ear, "I THINK WE SHOULD START A BAND!"
Peter Tork, like millions of other people, loved Davy Jones.
When I called Sherri on Wednesday, in tears because Davy had suddenly, shockingly, died, it wasn't because I lost a good friend. Davy was always nice to me, but we weren't good friends.
It wasn't because we lost a great songwriter. Davy didn't write any of rock or pop's classic songs.
It was because we lost a part of the world's collective youth.
We lost a bouncing, brave and giving talent. We lost one of the world's great, generous, funny people and we lost one of the most enduring pop idols we will ever see.
There probably won't be another teen idol quite like Davy Jones, despite the best efforts of people whose job it is to try to create them.
When I broke the news to Sherri that Davy Jones was gone, she was totally silent. Stunned, I think.
"It's over," I sobbed.
"Yes. It is," she said, almost in a whisper.
Like fans all over the globe, I simply wasn't ready for it to be over.
Having a day or so to muse on the tragic turn of events, perhaps I was hasty and overly emotional in proclaiming, "It's over."
Perhaps Davy Jones can never truly be gone, any more than a song is gone just because it's over.

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It's been a dry, hot summer and now water levels are running low in local streams and reservoirs.
That's why on Thursday the Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority asked people to voluntarily conserve more water, especially when it comes to outdoor use, like watering your lawn.
Rivanna water officials say the water supply is running very low, but demand rose sharply this week. On Wednesday more than 14 million gallons were used. That's a new record for the area.
Officials are hoping to reduce water usage by as much as two million gallons a day. They said that could be possible if area residents made a point to use less water around the house.
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GTA Online Rockstar Verified Jobs Update: 10 New Additions by Power Users & Collaborative Crews
When we find a really great GTA Online user-created Job that we feel deserves recognition as one of the Rockstar Verified selections, we often dig through that Creator's other offerings to see if there is something else waiting to be unearthed. This latest round of Rockstar Verified picks features a pair of power users who have each received two commendations, along with a couple of Crewmates that have mastered the art of Race Creation. Read on for details and links to these and the rest of the new additions to the Rockstar Verified collection.
Please note that due to restraints on the total number of Rockstar Verified Jobs that can be made available at any one time in the game, we've also retired the first set of Races and Deathmatches originally verified back in December from showing up automatically in Freemode (but you can always still access them from the Social Club Jobs page and choose to add them to your game). Going forward, as we continue to bestow Rockstar Verified status on more Jobs, we will be cycling out some of the earlier ones along with those updates. Without further ado, here are the latest ten including a wealth of highly-recommended Races and a pair of exceptional Deathmatches.
As ever, in addition to occasionally changing Job names due to taste, copyright or other reasons - we also from time to time will make other small edits to players' Jobs before making them Rockstar Verified. This includes, but is not limited to modifying spawn points, improving checkpoints or increasing/decreasing the amount of weapon picks ups for a particular Job. Once Jobs are Rockstar Verified, they become available for play across both platforms, so whether you're on Xbox 360 or PS3, you'll have all these newly Verified creations available in your next Freemode session.
Go ahead and post your Job below in the comments (only once, please don't spam) with a punchy explanation of why it's worth checking out. We're always looking for new player-created Jobs to add to the Rockstar Verified program and the best way to get noticed is to have a solid Race or Deathmatch that's been thoroughly tested by the community and refined into the most fun and fair experience it can be.
- on March 17 2014, 1:19pmCongrats again to @Poklaan, @pizza690, @bongongta69, @Ma1evo1entCheese, @LuapYllier, @AnneSauceyFrank, @Demon_Low-Rider, and @sickeningstig for their stellar Verified creations. We'll be looking to add more Verified Jobs soon, so everyone continue to polish and perfect your Jobs for consideration.
A reminder that you can also feel free to share your Jobs below with the community to give them a play, just please remember not to spam – you should only post your Job once. Thanks all!
- 3 weeks agoi have the best deathmatch in ls... rooftop rumble 2... fight with bats and golf clubs on a real roof of the fib building.. try it out for yourself.. tons of fun plus a full lobby pays out over 20,000 for the winner.. or try it with teams either way all my friends play it all day everyday...
- 3 weeks, 2 days agoAre we there yet ? , around we go, cuttin laps , explore the coast , it's a bird a plane . argh , the scenic route .
Those are my races and my captures are : lets earn money playing , military theft . I would love to see at least one or two of my creations verified they all had hours of time and care put into them to make them each challenging for all levels and players designed to keep u wondering and curious...
- on July 1 2014, 9:56amMY Races
HOLY SMOKES, SAILORs RAGE
I m a Muscle Car Driver, I working hart for my Race, its Race for good Drivers , its Harmonic Race , bandages aspitations and Fun.
Test my Rice and you love my Race , thanks vor all
- on June 22 2014, 4:45pmI have this job that I think you are gonna like
Its a picture of the heist missions
"Loud and Dumb"
- on June 17 2014, 7:30amCheck out my jobs races and deathmatches in the 70s and 80
a lot of fun look for cleanupgorilla3 jobs I think their good to b
- on June 6 2014, 3:55pmI have created the only MOTOCROSS race (i think) of the GTA 5 so i think it can be useful for the game and for the gamers (like me) who likes MX.
It is a track situated in a pit, it isn't so big, but it has all the components of a MX track plus a CRAZY JUMP THROUGH A BUILDING!
Please watch it: http://it.socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/riky_153/games/gtav/jobs
- on June 6 2014, 6:46amI've creating races for a while now and I've had requests sent into me from other players for a track to me their specs for what they want, I'm now offering this as a service for the whole of the PSN community so if you fancy a race taylored to what you want feel free to drop me a message on PSN nbnightkiller or on the social club page or inbox me on it @ NBNK1995
For the elite gta racers the race Need For Speed (L.S.) is still being played by many racers and has reached the 1.5k play mark so if you think you have what it takes to beat the best hit up the race with this link
Other races which are moving quickly up the ranks are my film based designs such as The Italian Job (L.S) and Gone In 60 Seconds (L.S) these links are below. The last race that should get played at least once is the DEMOLITION DERBY if your into GTA races this is the one to play with close combat action around the track there's no room for error as you will end up killed. This races is the funniest race I've ever played and really helps only having one race rule of staying in the car anything else goes.
The Italian Job (L.S.)
Gone In 60 Seconds (L.S.)
Thanks for reading this and thanks to anyone who has hit these jobs up and liked them and bookmarked them, or any of the other races that have been bookmarked or liked in the past. So just hit me up if any of you lot want a race to be created.
- on June 3 2014, 3:53pmI have a selection of races for all the racers of different levels and themed races for film lovers to, many of my races are played though out the day by me and all my gta friends and crew members, I have 4 completely different styled races which makes it a lot of fun when you are in a playlist with them included.
Race one is called Need For Speed (L.S.) this race includes fast twisting bends through the Los santos country side and hills, and a fast straight on route 68 to the finish line makes for a great close race for all the experienced racers.
Race 2) is The Italian Job, this raced is based on the classic film where you drive small compact cars around the L.S city back alleys, but it wouldn't be the Italian job with out going under ground so I've made the race go into the sewers just to make it more authentic.
Race 3) is a crazy gta for anyone to take out there revenge on others or just to play for a laugh as you race on the L.S race track. The race called demolition derby is based on a demolition derby race and has the oval dirt track and a line of Barriers in the middle of the bends or make one lap in to two.
Finally the last race is Gone In 60 Seconds, this is also a movie themed race but is full of tight turns, alleys and a grand jump at the end just like in the film. This race is very close to the real thing with the locations and route I have chosen, as it goes from martins house where in the film the mustang gets stolen and then through the housing estate through the oil site next to the city from there you enter the docks and drive on to the bridge where the jump and finish line is. Over all this is one of my favourite creations just as it's spot on like the final get way in the film.
Overall would love Need For Speed and Gone In 60 Seconds to be verified as spent a long time and lot of effort making it a perfect race for everyone who takes part in my creations, it's well worth a look and play for the ones I've mentioned what ever level you are the races are designed to make it fair for every one.
- on May 30 2014, 6:42pmI have a few tracks that i think are worthy of a look at, all are lap race built to give a Gran Turismo like experience.
This one -peices of 8- is an 8 lap race in a figure of 8 circuit with a jump crossover, is always fun to race and now has over 200 plays with 133 likes 17 thumbs down (usually someone with thier nose out of joint for coming last lol) http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/nMasbLj3HEmITIdCKrLK5w?platformId=2
I have a series of SUPERCAR races with SUPERCAR: Big Prix my newest track and also most played ... it is a nice long race with some tricky sections and long straights ideal for the new super cars!
And also have a series of SUPERBIKE RACES with SUPERBIKE:SMall Prix the most popular
Check them out today!!! :)
- on May 25 2014, 11:06amI made a capture in which two teams fight over a common package in the golf course. Restricted to using only Golf Clubs and Caddies. I played it a lot, and found that most people enjoyed it, and had a lot of fun. http://rsg.ms/1ovW5qo
- on May 21 2014, 8:44pmj'ai crée un affrontement en équipe grave stylé sérieu validé le ces http://fr.socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/samy936/games/gtav/jobs/job/kFvEyxXdMkO0PaChuequ7Q?platformId=2
- on May 10 2014, 7:59am@campe2000 A QUIEN NO LE GUSTARIA?
- on May 7 2014, 11:35pmMade a race called: Who's the DuDe? and another called Jumps Reboot. Worth checking out
- on May 6 2014, 12:17pmIv made up a fun race called "A Bridge Too Hard" upto 16 players vying to hit the 1st bottle neck jump and avoiding a whole host of other mis-placed hazzards, a good laugh, i have also a few other races for anyone to check out. Have fun!
- on May 5 2014, 11:46amI created a great capture mode game, called, Where's my backup! It has the option to play from 4-12 players and has lots of detail such as vehicles, props, and actors. Many or my friends, rp crew mates and players who played it enjoyed it and I got really good feedback from it? #rockstargames please test my capture out for verified. People who want to play it, message me, Iv sentinel Vi on Xbox 360 and we can play it!
- on May 4 2014, 3:58pmcheck out my Capture game! You have to collect 4 vehicles within a 25 minute window! Many of my friends & I believe my capture mode is Rockstar Verified Worthy so everyone please check it out & let me know! links to my game are below!
- on May 4 2014, 1:04pmHey guys I have created a lot of really awesome Fun Custom Games to add to your playlists;
Demolition Derby - My highest rated so far based on the ever popular PS1 game with a twist that I have added in some dangerous obstacles and ramps.
Frontier - A pretty challenging motorcycle race that goes around the back of the airport this was my first ever creation and remains fairly popular to this date.
Zombie Highway - A GTA motorcycle race set in a zombie apocalypse, short and sweet but very fun.
Frontline - A capture map based on the Normandy invasion unfortunately both teams have a base to capture as the creator wouldn't allow me to have just one base.
Overpass - A challenging motorcycle race that goes along train tracks and directly through the shipyards.
Pirate Battle - A knives only team deathmatch where you attack other pirate ships, i added in some molotovs and tear gas to set fire to the ships, there was originally shotguns but they ruined the gameplay.
Deathbowl Arena - A brutal battle based on the coliseum in rome, I was also inspired by saints row's murderbrawl and have added in plenty of crazy instruments of death.
Extreme Trial Bike - A sanchez race based on the game Trials Evolution unfortunately most people will drive around the objects so most of it is on the mountains however it plays out really well. This used to be difficult to complete but due to complaints I have made it a lot easier.
Bridge Out - A team deathmatch inspired by the game Rainbow Six Vegas, there is a hidden grenade launcher that can take out most of the map.
Late Night Rumble - A fists only team deathmatch with the odd weapon or two, based on the Smackdown Wrestling games.
Pacific Bank - A Capture Heist based on popular film The Italian Job but with Dominators instead of Minis, there is also an element of killing armoured security guards aswell as cops.
Tank Wars - A Capture Map based on the game World Of Tanks, there is some ingame AI foot soliders too which I feel really completes this game.
Yellow Jack Inn - My latest Capture Heist two teams of motorcycle gangs invade the popular bar in sandy shores fighting against The Lost motorcycle gang aswell as cops.
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GOVERNMENT REGULATION: Obama
Obama approaches regulation as a pragmatist. He wants "basic rules of the road" to make the economy more fair, based on the painstakingly thought-out views of Cass Sunstein, the University of Chicago scholar who headed his Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs for more than three years. Sunstein propounds a somewhat oxymoronic philosophy he calls "libertarian paternalism," which seeks to "nudge" people in the direction of rational behavior through rules and regulations that carefully balance costs and benefits. It attempts to reduce regulators' roles by requiring businesses to disclose, on their own, more information—say, about fees—in an easily accessible way. But it assumes that many people need government help to make informed decisions on such key issues as choosing a health care plan.
Obama tried to force greater transparency and oversight on Wall Street in the aftermath of the 2008 crash by pushing for the Dodd-Frank financial-reform law, but that stance brought him criticism from both the Right (for creating an overly broad set of rules) and the Left (for not doing enough about the too-big-to-fail problem and for only reluctantly backing tougher provisions such as the "Volcker Rule"). Even so, the administration created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, where Director Richard Cordray is embracing the Sunsteinian view that government can keep a low profile as long as credit-card companies and banks comply with tougher rules requiring "smart disclosure" of fees and add-on costs. Obama takes the same approach to consumer regulation in general.
After having failed to enact large-scale regulatory changes—a new global climate-control treaty or even a domestic cap-and-trade law—Obama has settled for smaller-bore rules that fill in gaps, for example by curbing toxic emissions from power plants and by raising fuel-economy standards. At the same time, he has sought to neutralize criticism from conservatives by pushing some expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling, as well as the shale-drilling process known as "fracking." He wants to cut $4 billion a year in subsidies for big oil while fostering a revolution in natural-gas, wind, solar, and other new technologies.
Obama had one of the most controversial moments of his presidency when, in his 2010 State of the Union speech, he harshly criticized the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision as the justices sat in the House chamber. He said that the 5-4 ruling freeing corporations to spend unlimited sums on elections "reversed a century of law" and would "open the floodgates for special interests." Obama prohibits lobbyists from serving as campaign fundraisers, and he has sought to work pragmatically within the Citizens United ruling by pushing for his GOP-stymied Disclose Act, which requires all groups spending more than $10,000 on election-related advertising to publicly name donors who give $10,000 or more.
The administration says it saved $91 billion in net benefits—more than 25 times the figure in the first three years of the George W. Bush administration, and more than six times what the Clinton administration saved in its first three years.
Obama called the massive 2010 law, which curbs derivatives trading and imposes capital-reserves standards, "the toughest financial reform" since the Great Depression. But his administration had resisted some of the strictest provisions.
Obama imposed standards for mercury and other toxic emissions, but he also resumed drilling in the Gulf of Mexico after the BP oil-spill disaster.
Obama is pushing for a pared-down version of the campaign-finance law that requires groups to name donors.
Boris Bershteyn: The general counsel in the Office of Management and Budget recently replaced Cass Sunstein as acting director of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. Sunstein, Obama's recently departed regulatory czar, asserted that a top-to-bottom review had saved billions of dollars more than the Bush and Clinton administrations had in their first three years.
Timothy Geithner: The Treasury secretary, the administration's longest-serving economic
official, has been the touchstone for Obama's middle-of-the-road regulatory approach to Wall Street reform, and he has declined to break up the too-big-to-fail banks.
Lisa Jackson: The EPA administrator has become the point person for environmental and energy regulation—and has taken the brunt of GOP attacks over what it calls "job-killing" regulations.
James Kvaal: The Obama campaign's policy director is tasked with refuting Mitt Romney's argument that overregulation of the economy has slowed growth.
Romney takes a classic conservative approach to regulation, a critique of big government that has been turbocharged by tea party fervor. His criticism of Obama focuses in large part on what he condemns as "excessive regulation" and taxes that he says have made U.S. businesses uncertain about hiring and expanding. According to "Believe in America: Mitt Romney's Plan for Jobs and Growth," Obama's "major initiatives," including health care, "represent a quantum increase in the scale of the regulatory burden" on the U.S. economy. Romney plans to impose a "regulatory cap" on agencies that would force them to find offsetting cost reductions for any new regulations they want to impose. Even so, as Massachusetts governor, he imposed new regulations for health care and, for a time, the environment.
Without being too specific so far, Romney has adopted a scorched-earth approach to rolling back regulation. He says he will repeal Dodd-Frank, which he faults for delegating "an extraordinarily wide scope of rule-making power to the same agencies that had failed to prevent the financial crisis." He will also try to repeal the Sarbanes-Oxley law, which was enacted in 2002 and sought to impose better controls on companies in the wake of the Enron collapse. He condemns the new Financial Stability Oversight Council—intended to monitor giant banks—as having "nearly unlimited power." Glenn Hubbard, a top Romney adviser, says that the candidate advocates moving the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau outside the Federal Reserve System or breaking it up.
Romney says he would "fast-track" permits and slash nuclear-power-plant regulations. But he largely confines himself to condemning Obama's actions rather than proposing alternatives. Romney says that the moratorium on offshore drilling after BP, "even in shallow waters," was "part of a larger energy-policy incoherence." He inveighs against the administration's "war on carbon dioxide," beginning with Obama's cap-and-trade plan, which "would have been a crippling blow to the U.S. economy." When that plan failed, Romney says, Obama sought "to find another path to reach the same objective."
The GOP nominee also takes a laissez-faire approach to this issue. He has called the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, which regulates donations, "a disaster." But he also doesn't support the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision. Rather than the complex of laws that have limited individual donations to candidates but have allowed unlimited super PACs, Romney says he'd simply scrap current campaign finance laws. He has admitted that "I don't have a solution" for the problem of money in politics. But the best approach is to let candidates accept unlimited donations and take responsibility for their own words, he says. On that narrow topic, at least, he's not that far from the tenor of Obama's Disclose Act.
As governor, Romney sought to achieve "the most significant restructuring of state government in half a century," but his cuts to the bureaucracy did not amount to much. After four years, he reduced the payroll of agencies under his direct control by 603 jobs.
Romney says that Obama's new agencies need to write financial regulations that are simpler, more predictable, and efficient. But as governor he increased fees for permits, licenses, and services.
Gov. Romney tried to create state standards for coal-fired plants and even helped to establish a regional cap-and-trade program, but he backed away from the final plan.
While lamenting the influence of money in politics, Romney boasted that he spent so much to run for senator that even wealthy Edward Kennedy had to take out a mortgage on his house to beat him.
Oren Cass: The Harvard Law School graduate, a veteran of Romney's 2008 campaign, was recently appointed domestic-policy adviser and has taken the lead in critiquing what the Romney campaign calls the Obama administration's "war on carbon dioxide." He concedes, however, that the campaign has yet to deliver many specifics of its own on issues such as environmental policy and financial regulation. "Stay tuned," Cass says.
Glenn Hubbard: The former chairman of George W. Bush's Council of Economic Advisersis a center-right economist who has helped shape Romney's opposition to Dodd-Frank.
Harold Hamm: The Oklahoma billionaire has inveighed against excess regulation of the energy industry and encouraged Romney to propose curtailing legal liability in lawsuits.
Jim Talent: The former senator from Missouri wrote part of the energy chapter of Romney's jobs plan.
This article appears in the August 25, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.
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Introducing... Andi! This girl is TONS of fun. She's a pitbull / lab mix (our best guess), approximately nine months old, and definitely a ball of lovable energy. She's a quick learner and working on her basic manners in foster care. An active girl, Andi will require a person dedicated to continuing her training and devoting time to regular exercise (a motivator to help you achieve that New Year's resolution?). If you're up for action and adventure, Andi's your gal!
Andi would be perfect as an only dog, but also does well with highly social canines and cats. Her best pal in her foster home is the resident cat - those two can't get enough of each other! If her forever home has children, they need to be animal-friendly kids over the age of 12. She's a big and boisterous girl - probably too much to handle for tiny children.
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By Dan Linehan
Free Press Staff Writer
MANKATO — In 2008, Malda Farnham and a team of volunteers planted about 4,000 tree saplings along a Mankato hillside overlooking Highway 14.
"I wanted to see a forest there, but it just didn't do it," she said.
It's difficult to count how many trees have survived three and a half difficult years, but it's probably on the scale of 100 — there are surely more than 10 and far fewer than 1,000. And most of the trees that have survived have failed to thrive.
The 500 or so trees planted along County Road 90 south of Mankato fared little better.
Perhaps a few dozen red cedars look relatively healthy, but most of the maples and basswoods are dead and the remainder are struggling.
"Pretty grim," said Tom Hagen, of North Mankato.
The Million Tree Project, born from the planning process Envision 2020, had an ambitious goal that has been largely thwarted by mice and drought.
"I haven't given up, but it's very disheartening," Hagen said.
The drought is well-documented; Mankato is 19 inches of rain below average since this August, said Mark Tarello, chief meteorologist at KEYC-TV. May was the most recent month with above-average rainfall.
In a walk around the County Road 90 site, Hagen demonstrates how most of the shoots are so dry they snap at a light pressure. These shoots are dead, but some are flexible and have some life in them.
"I think the real story here is the drought," Hagen said.
The fact that only the red cedars have thrived makes sense to Scott Moeller, the director and interpretive naturalist for the Linnaeus Arboretum at Gustavus Adolphus College.
"Eastern red cedars are just really tough native trees," he said. "Secondly, generally speaking, coniferous trees are better adapted for extreme conditions like this."
Partially submerged mouse burrows criss-cross both sites.
Many of the trees on both sites have been girdled, their bark removed in a full circle around the tree, near the bottom, by mice. This either kills the trees or forces them to shoot up new stems, which they can only do so many times.
"The mice are the big culprits," said Farnham, a Mankatoan.
Farnham has tried to keep the mice away by wrapping a sort of tape around the trunk of trees at a Highway 14 site, along Good Counsel Hill. It works, but it would be far too time-consuming for Farnham to wrap hundreds of trees. She has already spent many hours on this hill removing invasive species like buckthorn to give the trees a chance.
Hagen said mice do well in drought, which helps to explain their numbers.
The Million Tree Project was always an experiment to learn what sort of plantings worked best in each place, Hagen said. And some of the trees have survived. If they grab a foothold, nature may take over and expand the forest.
Hagen said it would be best to wait until the drought is over before trying again.
Farnham said the mice could perhaps be counter-acted with barriers, but that, again, would take a lot of work.


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Freeman Cemetery meeting
The annual Freeman Cemetery Association meeting will be 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 12 at the Freeman Community Club.
Ham and bean dinner
The American Legion Post No. 498 will be hosting a ham and bean dinner 5-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12 in Garden City.
Cost is $6 for adults, $4 for children ages 5-10, and children under five are free. Drinks and desserts included. Contact Dewey Henry at 816-830-7630 for more information.
Art show
Wellington's Wine and Cheese will be hosting local artist Pat Greener with Pat's Creations and her fused glass cheese boards 1-4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12, at 125 W. Broadway, Peculiar. Wine and cheese will also be available for tasting.
Blood drive
The Community Blood Center will be hosting a blood drive 12-6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 14. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Harrisonville. To make an appointment online, visit www.esavealifenow.org and use sponsor code HARRMOCOMM. You may also Contact Bill Ryan at 816-380-4887.
American Sewing Guild meeting
There will be an American Sewing Guild meeting 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday, Jan.15, at Belton Hancock Fabrics to sew for a local women's/children's shelter. Bring your machine or just yourself, and/or bring a friend!
Visitors are welcome. For more information, contact Anita at 816-540-2096.
Cattlemen's meeting
There will be a meeting of the Cass/Jackson County Cattlemen's Association 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15 at the Harrisonville Community Center (Cass Room) on N. Jefferson Parkway in Harrisonville. A meal will be provided prior to the short presentation and business meeting. RSVP to Connie Chevalier at 816-518-3691.
DAV meeting
The Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 67 of Butler invites all disabled veterans to attend their monthly meeting at 1 p.m. on the third Wednesday at the Bates County Museum Next meeting is Wednesday, Jan. 16. For more information, call Larry Truman 816-518-3264 or email@example.com).
Financial Peace University
Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University, a nine-week course that provides families and individuals with practical tools to gain control of their finances and set themselves up for long-term financial success, will be taught in Harrisonville beginning 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, at the Cass Career Center, 1600 E Elm St. Contact Susan Lockard at 816-380-3253 for more information or to register.
Free computer classes
The Harrisonville library will be hosting free computer classes on Thursdays, Jan. 17 and Jan. 31, at 10 a.m. For more information, contact Diane at 816-884-3483.
Gumbo dinner
St. Peter's Episcopal Church will be hosting a gumbo dinner 4:30-8 p.m. Friday, Jan 18, at 400 W. Wall St., Harrisonville. The menu is New Orleans style gumbo, red beands and rice, French bread, bread pudding, wine, coffee, and tea. Cost is $9/person. Call 816-884-4025 for take out. Proceeds will benefit Harrisonville's back pack program.
VFW meeting
The VFW Post 4409 Harrisonville invites all members to attend their monthly meeting held at 7 p.m. on the third Monday at the Post Headquarters, 1804 N. Commercial. The next regular meeting is Monday, Jan. 21. For more information, contact Norma Baldridge at 816-916-2666. The VFW also has two Hoveround power wheelchairs available for rent to any veteran or veteran's spouse. For more information please contact VFW Post 4409 at 816-380-4284 or Eddie at 816-808-0351.
Vegetable grafting
Jeff Yearington of the Lincoln University Small Farm Outreach program will be 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22 at the Harrisonville library to teach others about Japanese agriculture method. For more information, contact Diane at 816-884-3483.
Hope Haven meeting
Hope Haven of Cass County will hold its annual meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23 at Gregory's, 401 W. Pine, Raymore. Dinner will be available at 6 p.m. for a $10 charge. The meeting will follow at 7 p.m. The agenda includes annual committee reports, budget approval, adoption of bylaw changes, and election of board members and 2013 officers. Public is invited. Call 816-331-4528 to RSVP.
Ladies night out and health expo
The Harrisonville Chamber of Commerce and Cass Regional Medical Center will be hosting a Ladies Night Out 6-9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25 at Mill-Walk Mall.
Teen bookbinding class
The Harrisonville library will be hosting a free bookbinding course for teens at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24. Students will be creating notebooks. All materials are being provided by the library.
Goose hunting clinic
The Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation, the Cass County Chapter of Ducks Unlimited, and the Missouri Department of Conservation, is offering a goose hunting clinic for youth ages 11-19. The clinic includes a hunter education class, live-fire session and a mentored goose hunt. The clinic is free but space is limited. The classroom portion held at the training room of the Cass County Sheriff's Office goes from 6-9:30 p.m. Friday Jan 25, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 26, followed by a live-fire session. On Sunday, Jan. 27, the mentored hunt will take place.
A $20 refundable registration fee is required to reserve a spot in the clinic. Participants must be accompanied by an adult chaperone throughout the clinic. For questions about the course or to register, call Phil Needham at 816-809-6259.


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By Jeff Lehr
MIAMI, Okla. —
Jurors convicted Dustin Boggs of first-degree murder Thursday in the slaying of Danyel Borden and decided that he should be assessed a life sentence.
A jury of nine women and three men deliberated about 50 minutes before returning the verdict and sentence at the conclusion of a four-day trial in Ottawa County District Court in Miami.
Under Oklahoma law, in a case in which the death penalty is not sought, a first-degree murder conviction carries either a life sentence with the possibility of parole or life without parole. If the life term with the possibility of parole is assessed, the defendant must serve at least 85 percent of the sentence, which is calculated at 38 years and three months.
Boggs, 25, a fast-food restaurant worker, was engaged to Borden, 21, but the couple had a falling out in the weeks before her murder on June 14 of last year.
The prosecution maintained that Boggs stabbed and shot her to death in a rage on County Road 610 outside Miami. The killing took place in front of an eyewitness, Arturo Council, who was the state's key witness at the trial.
Council testified on Tuesday that Boggs initially tried to choke Borden with a cord that he slipped around her head as they were driving down the road. She broke free of Boggs when Council heard her cry out for help and slammed on the brakes.
Boggs caught Borden as she tried to flee the vehicle, and got on top of her in the roadway and was punching her in the chest, Council said. He told the court that he got out and tried to intervene, but Boggs swung at him with some sort of weapon in his hand and warned him to stay back.
Council went on to describe how Boggs then shot Borden with a pistol that he pulled from the glove box of the car owned by Donna Shirley, a woman with whom Council, a resident of Florida, was staying in Miami.
Boggs' attorneys argued that Council was a more likely suspect in the murder than their client because of his criminal record and various holes in his story. Council, who goes by the nickname "Preacher Man," has a conviction for assault in Florida.
"Nobody saw anything that Mr. Boggs did except Preacher Man," defense attorney James Bowen told jurors during closing arguments.
He reminded jurors that investigators discovered Borden's blood on Council's clothes and could not eliminate him as the donor of a DNA mixture found on a knife later recovered from Shirley's car. He suggested that was because Council stabbed Borden as she was sitting next to him in the front passenger seat of the car.
Bowen said "the fatal flaw" and "gaping hole" in Council's story came in a segment of his testimony concerning how far Borden had been from Boggs when Boggs shot her. The defense attorney said Council had estimated the distance at several yards. But the medical examiner said the shot that struck her was fired from just one to two feet from her head.
Bowen said that proved that Council was lying and that Boggs did not commit the murder.
District Attorney Eddie Wyant countered that Bowen was misstating what Council's testimony had been, which he said was "totally consistent" with the medical examiner's findings. But even if jurors had some doubts about Council's account, there was sufficient circumstantial evidence to convict Boggs, Wyant said.
He pointed to the testimony of another former girlfriend of the defendant's, Emily Snyder, whom Boggs had visited in the early morning hours of the day before the murder. Snyder testified that he told her that he wanted to slit Borden's throat and throw her down a mine shaft, and that he had shown interest in acquiring a gun and had asked Snyder if he could have a Bowie knife she had at her place.
The district attorney argued that a Wal-Mart store surveillance video played in court confirmed the time frame of the prosecution's case, and that the amount of Borden's blood found on Boggs' jeans and shoes was much greater than the relatively small amounts found on Council's clothes.
There also was the testimony of an aunt of the defendant that she had seen Boggs about 4:30 p.m. on the day in question, and that he was sweaty and tired from having walked home, Wyant said. That was entirely consistent with Boggs having walked four miles or more after leaving Shirley's car where it eventually was discovered behind a vacant house outside of town.
"Even without Arturo Council, the circumstantial evidence is plenty to convict this defendant," Wyant told the jury.
Life term
DUSTIN BOGGS will be sentenced formally by District Judge Robert Haney on July 5. Jurors decided that he should be assessed a life term with the possibility of parole.


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Ghent River Hotel is situated on the right bank of the Leie, which has beaconed the Ghent boarder between the 11th and 15th century.
Thanks to the ancient pier, Ghent River Hotel is the only hotel that can be reached by boat.
The site encompasses 2 buildings: a renaissance house, dated 1518 and a rice-mill built on a burnt down sugar refinery, dated 1857. The building also served as a cotton spinning-mill (1873), a warehouse (1879) and a steam actuated bakery (1892). The latter expanded several times until 1909.
In front of the hotel you will come across a small square which is served as thread (yarn) market in the Middle Ages and the 19th century. Next to the hotel you can observe one of the typical medieval "waterstraatjes".
After a few minutes walk, you meet the 'vrijdagsmarkt' with the statue of Jacob van Artevelde (The 'vrijdagsmarkt', one of the biggest squares in Ghent, lies only a couple of meters away and is the home of the famous statue of Jacob Van Artevelde.


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5.0 out of 5 stars Hard to find video
The BEST version of the Christmas Carol ever produced, and hard to find. Watched it last night, no with problems.
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3.0 out of 5 stars ok
It was ok but in all honesty I can't say it's my favorite that would have to be the classic black & white version from 1951 though this holds up too.
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The BEST version of the Christmas Carol ever produced, and hard to find. Watched it last night, no with problems.
4.0 out of 5 stars Great remake of a classic,
Probably one of the best recent versions of the Christmas classic. Too bad it was in 1.33:1 aspect ratio and not widescreen.
4.0 out of 5 stars Christmas Carol,
Would have loved it had been wide screen but it was a lot clearer to watch than the regular DVD.
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent acting in this all-time favorite,
This review is from: Christmas Carol, a 84 [Import] (DVD)
I love this movie and have many of the versions. George C. Scott brings good, jovial sentiment to this all-time favorite Christmas movie. I bring it out and watch it every year. Shipping was excellent.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Why (Officially) I Love This Movie!,
This review is from: Christmas Carol (Full Screen) (DVD)
Every winter, I enjoy watching A Christmas Carol on TV whenever I can, and the 1984 version is my favorite. The production and performances add up to a moody, realistic and touching adaptation of the Charles Dickens' classic.
Director Clive Donner (editor of the much celebrated 1951 Alastair Sim version of Scrooge) presents a stunningly authentic recreation of Dickens' London. From effectively foggy streets to Ebenezer's own cobwebbed-infested manor, Donner provides a gritty, appropriately dark atmosphere, enhanced by the wonderful score.
The film's pacing is exquisite. In showing Ebenezer the error of his ways, the filmmakers give equal time to his past, present and future, never once lingering to the point of boredom. Thus the story seems to fly by compared to the other adaptations.
George C. Scott is excellent as Scrooge. Like all of those who've portrayed the character, his old miser starts out mean and bitter and ends up joyous and thankful! But throughout his performance, true sadness runs deep. Scott makes his emotional transformation subtle, painting a realistic portrait of a man haunted by the mistakes of his past, taking his pain out on the world.
But what separates the 1984 production of Christmas Carol from all others is the terrific supporting cast. David Warner may give the warmest performance of his career as Bob Cratchet (all the more poignant considering the many villains he's played over the years). Frank Finlay is the most compelling Jacob Marley I've ever seen. You can almost feel this man's torture just by gazing upon his unblinking expression. Edward Woodward brings great depth to the Ghost of Christmas Present, communicating tremendous power, yet just the right touch of humor. Finally, this adaptation of the Dickens' tale features the scariest, most intimidating Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come you'll find anywhere!
Most of us look forward to a healthy dose of A Christmas Carol at the end of each year and we all have our favorite version. Thanks to the handsome production values, expert pacing and perfect cast, led by the magnificent George C. Scott, I believe they truly got it right in 1984!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Best All Around Version of a Christmas Classic!,
This review is from: Christmas Carol (Full Screen) (DVD)
Some people are under the impression that this is an American production of A Christmas Carol while others (namely the 1951 Alastair Sim version) are British. Truth is, while the George C. Scott 1984 version was televised on an American network, it was filmed on location in England, and presents an effectively murky, gritty atmosphere where other versions, including the most recent Patrick Stewart version, look a little too "pretty".
Perhaps most telling is that the director of the 1984 Christmas Carol is Clive Donner. Not only is he British, but he was also the editor of the 1951 version...the very same Scrooge featuring Alastair Sim's acclaimed performance! This indicates that Donner had a unique perspective when he decided to revisit A Christmas Carol. He could easily have chosen to tell the tale just as it was done in 1951, but he diverted slightly. Thus, the George C. Scott production is much more atmospheric and concentrates a little more on Scrooge's present and future whereas the Sim version devoted way too much time on Scrooge's past. In giving Scrooge's past, present and future equal time, Donner is able to depict Scrooge's emotional tranformation convincingly and realistically (having George C. Scott doesn't hurt either).
The 1951 production of Scrooge: A Christmas Carol will always have Alastair Sim's celebrated performance, but this 1984 production has become the definitive film version of the Dickens classic!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Nearly perfect in every aspect!,
Paul King (Weston, WV USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Christmas Carol (Full Screen) (DVD)
George C. Scott gives a superb and frighteningly convincing performance of the character that brought "humbug" to common usage. By far, his is the finest Scrooge to be filmed, easily believable and "hate-able" and equally sympathetic and likable after his redemption. David Warner, easily one of the most underrated and overlooked actors of the screen, is the perfect Bob Cratchit. Anyone not touched by his performance in the Tiny Tim death timeline has a heart of pure stone. His interaction with the rest of his "family" is thoroughly convincing and heartwarming. Roger Rees is magnificent as Ebenezer's nephew, Fred. It's easy to feel he really wishes to connect with his uncle and genuinely rejoices when it finally happens in the conclusion. Edward Woodward and the Ghost of Christmas Present seems to have been lifted from the pages of the very Dickens manuscript. He is the duplicate of the John Leech illustration in the 1843 original. The only flaw with this production are the wooden performances of the two younger Cratchit children in some scenes. Unfortunately, the youngest is, of course, Tiny Tim. Even so, the young actor portraying him does an admirable and mostly convincing job. (Blooper alert, though: Look over Scrooge's shoulder as he is standing at Fred's door - unmistakable aluminium drainspouts across the street. Minor, but distracting to the scene.) I watch this DVD many times between Thanksgiving and Christmas (and even a couple of times after), and never tire of it. It's simply too good to watch only at Christmastime!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Version of a Christmas Carol,
Jason Waldman (Laguna Niguel, CA, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Christmas Carol (Full Screen) (DVD)
We don't have a lot of Christmas traditions in my family, but one of them is that, every Christmas Eve, we watch this version of "A Christmas Carol". It has always been my favorite and should be a part of every Christmas movie collection.
George C. Scott plays Ebenezer Scrooge in this version, and he is absolutely fantastic. He plays the role of the miser to perfection, attaining just the right amount of nastiness without going overboard. Yet he also shows the tender side when necessary, particularly as it pertains to Tiny Tim. David Warner, one of my favorite actors nobody's ever heard of, plays Bob Cratchit and he, too, is excellent as Scrooge's kindhearted employee. The only other really notable actor is Roger Rees as Scrooge's nephew Fred, but pretty much all the actors in this movie are excellent, even if you don't recognize them.
The feel of the movie is also excellent. The sets make you feel very much like you're in 19th century London, while other things, like the costumes and street performers, really put you in the middle of that time. The music is also outstanding, and fits this movie perfectly.
Just writing this review makes me wish it were Christmas. And this movie will too. It's definitely a must have!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Visually Perfect!,
AbeStreet (Willoughby, OH United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Christmas Carol (Full Screen) (DVD)
There are so many versions of this story available it may be hard to peg down why some are better than others. In my opinion this is the best live action version available. It is a well cast, scripted and accurate version of the original story.
So many good things have been mentioned about this movie that I find it hard to add anything new. Well I'll give it a try. Given that this film is a made for television it has great film sets and special effects. This film has captured what I would have thought an urban area in mid to late 1800's in England would have looked like. The special effects used to portray certain aspects of the various ghosts were top notch and still hold up today.
Lastly, even though new versions of this story are always being made I've given up on sampling them all. I would rather just pop this film in the VCR and enjoy it.
4.0 out of 5 stars Handsome film has points of interest; best recent adaptation,
Scott MacGillivray (Massachusetts, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Christmas Carol (Full Screen) (DVD)
This 1984 adaptation of the Charles Dickens story has several noteworthy things going for it. In this writer's opinion, the parts are greater than the whole, but the individual aspects are well worth viewing.
George C. Scott's Ebenezer Scrooge is almost chilling. In Scott's hands Scrooge is calmly insistent in his ways, and relentlessly cold. It's a fine, unique characterization with many subtleties; other actors deliver the "stake of holly through his heart" dialogue as a grouchy peeve, but with Scott it's a grisly joke that Scrooge is especially enjoying. His controlled reserve is admirable for the most part, but misplaced at the finish. One wants to see the Ghosts of Christmas tear off his miser's mask and really scare the stuffing out of him. But somehow Scrooge's reclamation is neither as drastic nor as effective as in other film versions. Scrooge's delighted laugh in the last reel is about the same as his ironic laugh in the first reel.
The supporting portrayals vary in faithfulness to Dickens. Scrooge's nephew Fred, a breezy, friendly character who says he'll "keep my Christmas spirit to the last," certainly doesn't show it by his timid and soft-spoken demeanor here. On the other hand, Edward Woodward is outstanding as the Ghost of Christmas Present, a hearty giant who delights in showing Scrooge up.
Director Clive Donner adds some deft touches (Marley's Ghost howls "Scrooooooooge" as a horse-drawn coffin passes by; for once Scrooge has enough of a Ghost, and terminates the visitation forcibly). There are enough points of distinction to recommend this as a good picture. This writer gives the George C. Scott version a bronze medal behind the Sir Seymour Hicks and Alastair Sim versions.
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A 40-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times in her Englewood home and her 5-year-old daughter appeared to have been asphyxiated in a double murder, authorities said Tuesday from the grisly crime scene.
The victims were identified as Tammy Pitts Gaddy, 40, and her 5-year-old daughter, Natasia Gaddy. Tammy Gaddy was found stabbed multiple times on the main floor of the apartment Tuesday afternoon, while Natasia — who was found in the basement — likely died of asphyxiation, Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said at a press conference. The little girl was not stabbed, and a garbage bag was found near her body, he said.
As of 11 p.m. Tuesday night, no arrests had been made, Molinelli said.
Authorities believe the crime occurred sometime on Monday.
Police responded to the home Tuesday after several reports of a "burglary in progress," Molinelli said.
When authorities arrived at the home, several family members were already at the house, he said.
Englewood Police Chief Arthur O'Keefe said a uniformed officer driving by the home Tuesday was "flagged down" by a neighbor, because he had seen multiple family members trying to enter the home and mistook them for burglars.
The officer called for backup and upon entering the home, "found multiple people inside...and discovered the bodies," O'Keefe said.
Molinelli said all the people at the home were being questioned and no one was being ruled out as a suspect.
"There were a lot of people in the apartment when the bodies were discovered so we have to go through a very thorough process of ascertaining what their involvement was," Molinelli said. "We don't rule out anyone."
There was no sign of robbery or forced entry, Molinelli said, adding that authorities believe the killer likely acted alone and was "someone she knew."
"We feel that we should be able to pursue this case vigorously and bring this to an arrest shortly," Molinelli added.
Earlier in the afternoon Tuesday, friends and family were seen outside the apartment Gaddy shared with her daughter at the corner of West Palisade Avenue and Palisade Place, which was cordoned off with police tape. A middle-aged woman sobbed loudly in the front yard, as friends embraced her.
Authorities said Tammy Gaddy lived in Englewood most of her life.
A woman, who identified herself as LaTasha, appeared to be in shock as she stood outside the home and told reporters Tammy Gaddy was a close friend who babysat her children.
"She was a good person; I love her to death," she said, adding that Gaddy was "family-oriented."
Molinelli and O'Keefe said this wasn't the first time police had responded to Gaddy's home.
"We have reason to believe that there were some prior issues inside of the apartment," O'Keefe said.
Molinelli added, "There's been a history of arguments there...we don't know whether this was the result of an argument at this time."
There were no restraining orders out against anyone in connection with Gaddy at the time of her death, Molinelli said.
Vaughn Sims, a neighbor, said the child's father was in the hospital after having suffered a stroke recently.
The Englewood council meeting opened with moment of silence for the victims Tuesday night.
"I'm deeply sad at the loss of two Englewood residents. As the facts unfold we'll learn more about what really did happen, but regardless of whatever the details are, I'm saddened," said Councilman Wayne Hamer, who represents the 4th ward, where the murders took place.
"And if there are things that we can do to prevent that type of activity, we absolutely need to do that with full force."
Check back on Patch for continuous updates on this breaking news story.
Editor's Note: Authorities first said the young girl was three years old, but later determined she was five.


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