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Make the Tea Kettle Inn a home base for day trips to Gettysburg, Hershey, Philadelphia, Baltimore,and DC. But don't forget to explore beautiful Lancaster County first, we are minutes from many activities! Enjoy a full delicious breakfast each morning in our formal dining room, then go exploring. When you return, relax on our large wrap-around porch or sit by a cozy fire in our parlor. Tea Kettle Inn is open year round and offers four guest rooms all beautifully furnished, each with private baths, airconditioning, 76 channel CATV, wireless internet access, and onsite off street parking.
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We enjoyed our night at the Tea Kettle Inn. The house is lovely; Patty & Kevin were very gracious hosts;the breakfast was delicious! We'd certainly recommend it as a place to stay for anyone visiting the Pennsylvania countryside.
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My wife and I had a really great stay at the Tea Kettle Inn. The hosts were very nice and welcoming and full of useful information about the surrounding area. It is located in a great area close enough to all the Lancaster County sights and sounds.
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Patty and Kevin were very friendly and helpful for planning our trip. We stayed there for 3 days and felt very comfortable like a home away from home.
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I stayed at the Tea Kettle Inn throughtout a 4 month work engagement. I was nice to be in a home environment when I couldn't be at my own and it was so much quieter than a hotel. The breakfast was so good I needed just a light snack for lunch. Highly recommend staying here. Innkeepers very personable.
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Patty and Kevin are simply the best as B&B hosts. They are sincerely friendly, and both are enjoyable to talk with. And Patty's breakfasts never disappoint. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the value beats any hotel deal easily. You'll feel at home at the Tea Kettle Inn.
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I chose the Tea Kettle Inn because of my wife's fascination with all things tea related, but the inn far exceeded our expectations. The room was really well done and Patty, the hostess, made us feel very welcomed. It certainly would be our choice if we decide to vacation in the Lancaster area agin
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My husband and I stayed with Patty and Kevin earlier this month to celebrate our anniversary. We had a wonderful time. The rooms were very nice. Far better than I expected from the internet pictures. We stayed in the Avalon room and our bathroom was small and the sink was in the bedroom section, which was a bit unusual, but overall the room was clean and comfortable. If we stay there again, I'd opt for the Through the Looking Glass Suite. The bedroom is larger, so there is more lounging room if you're looking for that. More importantly, to me, the bathroom is larger. It's in the hallway, not attached to the bedroom, but there is a curtain to pull for privacy that separates the bedroom/bathroom from the hallway and other guests. Breakfast was delicious. We had fruit every morning with tea (or coffee) and juice. Our first morning we had a quiche-like egg & veggie bake with bacon that was wonderful and lemon zucchini bread. Everything was homemade and seconds were encouraged! The next morning Patty treated us to Belgian waffles and cranberry scones. It was obvious that the hosts were willing to go out of their way to make everyone's stay enjoyable. They offered suggestions on where to eat in the area and were very flexible with our schedules, both to check in and for breakfast. It was a thoroughly wonderful experience.
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From Lancaster: From Rt. 30, take Rt. 72 North, go past the traffic light at Sun Hill Rd. and continue about 1/4 mile down the hill. Tea Kettle Inn will be on the right. Take the first entrance to the circular driveway which will be directly after the tan house after the pond. From Hershey: Take Rt. 322 East to Rt. 72 South, go through the borough of Manheim, then cross the railroad tracks. Continue about 1/4 mile up the hill, Tea Kettle Inn will be on the left. Take the second entrance to the circular driveway just before the tan house. From Reading: Take Rt. 222 South to the Lancaster Pike, I-76, West, to exit 266 to Rt. 72 South. Continue with directions from Hershey.
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Defending the atmosphere, part 2
"The judicial role is to compel the political branches to meet their fiduciary obligation through whatever measures and policies they choose, as long as such measures sufficiently reduce carbon emissions within the required time frame. The courts' role is not to supplant a judge's wisdom for a legislature's approach, but rather to police the other branches to ensure fulfillment of their trust responsibility in accordance with the climate imperatives of nature."
This is part two in our series from guest blogger Bill Becker, Executive Director, the Presidential Climate Action Project. Part one is here.
In response to a lawsuit that argues greenhouse gas emissions are a "public nuisance", three of Congress's most active opponents of responsible climate policy filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court last February. Rep. Fred Upton, Rep. Ed Whitfield and Sen. James Inhofe told the Justices it is inappropriate and unnecessary for courts to get involved in America's climate policy.
Upton chairs the House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Whitfield chairs the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power; and Inhofe is the ranking member of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. All three are prominent Republican opponents of climate action, working among other things to scuttle EPA's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
To be fair, it's not just Republicans who are blocking Congress from acting against climate change. Nineteen Democrats in the House voted for Inhofe's and Upton's bill to strip EPA of its regulatory authority. Several Senate Democrats also voted for the bill, including Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who complains "EPA's overreach is destroying jobs in my state and all over the country". (For an excellent report on Congress's effort to "repeal climate science", see Remapping Debate.)
If the courts agree to consider the "iMatter" movement's atmospheric trust lawsuits (see Part 1 of this post), here are some of the arguments we can expect from opponents of climate action, whose delicate phrasing makes inaction sound like action. The italicized portions are direct quotes from the brief that Upton, Whitfield and Inhofe filed in the public nuisance lawsuit, American Power v. Connecticut:
Argument: The courts don't have to act because members of Congress have been actively involved in the legislative process relating to climate change policies and regulations.
Reality Check: By "actively involved in the legislative process", the three Republicans mean opponents are using the process to block meaningful action on climate change. So far, they've been successful.
Argument: Members of Congress have strong institutional and policy interests in preserving Congress' plenary role in determining climate change policy for the nation.
Reality Check: In other words, members of Congress want to maintain control of climate policy so they can protect the interests of the coal, oil and nuclear industries, which contribute handsomely to reelection campaigns.
Argument: Plaintiffs are asking the Court to become involved in political and public policy matters that are being resolved by the Legislative and Executive branches of government.
Reality Check: Climate policy is not "being resolved", unless "being resolved" means making sure there is no national climate policy at all. While the evidence and impacts of climate change are increasing in the United States and worldwide, there is no prospect that Congress will pass a bill limiting greenhouse gas emissions anytime soon. As for action by the Executive Branch, the three Republicans and their colleagues are trying to block it. At the same time they argue climate policy is being resolved, their brief complains the Obama Administration has "unleashed a torrent of greenhouse gas regulations" and has "engaged in frenetic regulatory activity".
Argument: The courts needn't worry because the United States is engaged in two decades of Congressionally authorized international climate change policy negotiations.
Reality Check: Due in large part to opposition in Congress and the last Bush Administration, two decades of international negotiations have not produced an effective treaty to combat climate change. It was opposition in the U.S. Senate that prevented the United States from becoming party to the Kyoto Protocol, in which other nations committed to reducing their carbon emissions. The United States has not yet fulfilled its obligations under the one climate treaty the Senate did support – the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change signed by President George H.W. Bush 14 years ago.
Argument: The climate actions the Obama Administration has taken over the last two years may well exceed the authorities Congress has vested in the Executive, and are at a minimum extremely misguided.
Reality Check: The actions the Obama Administration has taken so far to cut America's greenhouse gas emissions are based on sound science and are designed to protect the security of the American people. What's more, the Administration has been carrying out the environmental protection laws instituted by past presidents and congresses. That's hardly "misguided". On the other hand, Congress's willful denial of the substantial observational and scientific evidence of global climate change is an abdication of the government's responsibility to protect the health and welfare of the American people.
Argument: Extensive Congressional hearings have examined the broad range of economic issues associated with proposed "solutions", including their impact on energy prices, markets household incomes and American competitiveness"¦
Reality Check: Examining issues is not the same as resolving them. Hearings in the current Congress have been used to mock climate science and to raise fears a clean energy economy would hurt families, workers and the economy. In reality, unmitigated climate is what will cause incalculable damages to American lives, property and the economy, leading to massive increases in federal spending. Clear and consistent policies to create a clean energy economy, on the other hand, would have positive economic impacts, including a boost to American competitiveness in the growing international market for low-carbon energy technologies. According to Pew Charitable Trusts, worldwide investments and financing in the clean energy sector have grown 630 percent since 2004, but the "U.S. competitive position in the clean energy sector is deteriorating." The United States has slipped from the world leader in clean energy investments in 2008 to third place today.
Argument: The Legislative and Executive Branches are doing their jobs in a way that the Constitution envisions.
Reality Check: In the Senate, climate-related legislation has been blocked by a rule that requires 60 votes just to debate, let alone pass, a bill. The Constitution envisioned that a simple majority would be sufficient to pass the nation's laws.
Argument: Climate change involves extremely complex, highly charged policy questions that are purely political in nature.
Reality Check: Responsible climate policy is not "purely political", although opponents have tried to make it so. Climate policy is question of risk: If it's possible that the majority of the world's climate scientists are correct in concluding that unmitigated climate change will be catastrophic, how much of that risk will Congress force upon the American people, present and future? And as the iMatter lawsuits will assert, climate protection is a fiduciary obligation, not a political question.
We don't know what the courts will rule on these questions, but we do know that any judge who reads the newspapers can see through the claim that Congress is handling the climate issue. If I were arguing these cases, I'd contend that the balance of power the Founders intended between the three branches of the U.S. government should be used to protect the American people from abuses of omission as well as commission.
Prof. Wood makes the case more eloquently:
The judicial role is to compel the political branches to meet their fiduciary obligation through whatever measures and policies they choose, as long as such measures sufficiently reduce carbon emissions within the required time frame. The courts' role is not to supplant a judge's wisdom for a legislature's approach, but rather to police the other branches to ensure fulfillment of their trust responsibility in accordance with the climate imperatives of nature.
— Bill Becker
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Climate activists target states with lawsuits
By MATTHEW BROWN, Associated Press Posted Wed May 4, 2011 8:43pm PDT
BILLINGS, Mont. – A group of attorneys representing children and young adults began to file legal actions Wednesday in every state and the District of Columbia in an effort to force government intervention on climate change.
The courtroom ploy was backed by activists looking for a legal soft spot to advance a cause that has stumbled in the face of stiff congressional opposition and a skeptical U.S. Supreme Court.
The goal is to have the atmosphere declared for the first time as a "public trust" deserving special protection. That's a concept previously used to clean up polluted rivers and coastlines, although legal experts said they were uncertain it could be applied successfully to climate change.
The spate of lawsuits, led by an Oregon-based nonprofit called Our Children's Trust, were based on "common law" theories, not statutes adopted by state or federal lawmakers. Documents in the cases were provided in advance to The Associated Press.
State-level lawsuits were filed in California, Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington, and a federal lawsuit was filed in California, said Julia Olson with Our Children's Trust.
Suits were planned in Alaska, Arizona, Massachusetts and New Jersey. In all other states, regulatory petitions were filed or pending to ask state environmental agencies to tighten restrictions on vehicle and industrial plant emissions, Olson said.
Conservative opponents warned the effort could overload the judicial system and paralyze the economy with over-regulation.
Attorneys involved in the lawsuits said a victory in even one or two cases would give environmentalists leverage, leading to new regulations to rein in greenhouse gas emissions that scientists say are driving global temperatures higher
i think so climate protection is a fiduciary obligation, not a political question.
If the land we live on is poisoned, we die.
If the river we drink water from is poinsoned, we die.
And like so, if the air we breath is poisoned, we die.
Our atmosphere absolutely is a natural resource that needs to be protected, and our leaders are obligated to protect.
These state based climate change lawsuits are noble, and badly needed. The endgame, unfortunately, is likely to be a failure to review by the Supreme Court, which is almost as beholden to the fossil fuel companies as Congress.
This will lead to an interesting situation. Activists and scientists will be outraged at the Supreme Court's decision, which is likely to be phrased in subtle and deceptive legalese.
At that point, the play might be to use this event in order to gather our forces and shout out about the awful corruption that has overtaken our country, and not just from fossil fuels. Timber and banking enjoy similar privileges. The mainstream media will not cover this adequately, and will feature "balancing" quotes from apologists like Inhofe and Barasso. This should in turn lead to an organized rejection of what passes for our public discourse, spearheaded by defections from key reporters and leveraged by new media outlets. Publications that pretend to be objective should be not just bypassed, but boycotted.
This should not be used as a way to enable full takeover by the Democrats, who also have dirty hands. Corruption and ignorance do not have party affiliations.
It's also a rare opportunity for the people of a once great country to gather in order to fight what have become unfathomably evil and dangerous forces, as in the struggle during World War II. We have our own fascists now.
Dreaming? Maybe. How do you like the dream of business as usual, though?
Good one Mike. I do not believe that the problem has ever been a question of right and wrong in this campaign, the fact have always been clear to those that look. The problem has always been the ability of the "facts" to to reach the public at large. The ability to break thru the smoke screen instantly belched by the right to confuse and obscure any meaningful discussion. Again, I must lay a large part of the blame at the feet of the press. Their roll in this atrocity is nothing short of criminal IMO.
"Climate sanity is inherited from your children." Good one as well Merrelyn Emery.
Joe and Climate Progress, a light in the woods.
Commentators all, you keep me in the fight.
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Every ton of fossil fuel burned will burden the earth system with greenhouse heating equivalent to the heat of combustion of 100,000 tons of fossil fuel, according to Ken Caldeira of Stanford University.
If that's not a public nuisance, I don't know what would be. Look up "public nuisance", and the definition should mention this as an example- the side effects are tens or hundreds of thousands of times greater than the useful heat of combustion.
A moment's reflection will tell any of us that this almost unbelievable statistic is perfectly plausible, given that we accept the basic physics of the greenhouse effect. Solar heating is orders of magnitude greater than anything our puny technology is able to provide.
If the methane hydrates destabilize, we could end up burdening ourselves and future generations, if any, with greenhouse heating millions of times the useful heat of combustion, for each ton of fossil fuel.
Suppose I was a cut rate arsonist, burning down million dollar houses for a dollar each. Wouldn't I be considered a public nuisance, or more properly a public menace?
This recent Supreme Court decision in Connecticut vs. American Electric Power will go down in the history of the U.S. as the most shameful and stupid Supreme Court decision of all time.
Compulsive proofreader chiming in. In the sentence, "In reality, unmitigated climate is what will cause incalculable damages to American lives, property and the economy, leading to massive increases in federal spending.", shouldn't that be "unmitigated climate change"?
This is a wonderful effort, and I hope it goes far. I fear climate action will ultimately require the actions described by Mike Roddy in post #5. It's going to take something like a revolution.
As a graduate of the University of Oregon School of Law and a United States citizen who cares deeply about these issues, I applaud the effort and creativity of the lawyers and law students crafting these lawsuits.
These cases may not succeed on the merits, but this isn't the only way to win here. This litigation will achieve some very useful objectives even if the relief sought is ultimately denied.
Substantively, the legislative branch could limit greenhouse gas emissions through legislation, but has utterly failed to do so for all the reasons noted in this article and more. The executive branch has taken initial steps to limit greenhouse gas emissions through regulations. While the regulatory effort is under siege and almost certainly inadequate, again as discussed here and elsewhere, the judiciary is unlikely to grab power from the other branches of government and mandate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, especially given the current makeup of the Supreme Court. This result likely holds even if the legislative and regulatory efforts can be proven inadequate. If the lawsuits fail, they'll at least highlight the failures of the current system, hopefully resulting in needed political changes.
I've been frustrated by this for more years than I can remember, but the future of humanity seems to rest largely in the hands of 10 – 20 senators representing relatively few people and easily influenced by the fossil fuel industry to maintain the status quo. It's Orwellian that this is happening in, supposedly, the greatest democracy (republic) the world has ever seen.
Given the stakes, the briefing in these cases should ask the judiciary the ultimate question posed by Jared Diamond in Collapse: will we, as failed societies in the past have done, maintain our cultural norms (here, deference to the political question doctrine and to undemocratic senate rules)and refuse to change even though we know that such failure could well lead to societal collapse? So far, the answer has been a resounding, "yes!".
These lawsuits, whether or not they ultimately succeed on the merits, are an important tool in changing the answer from "yes" to "no."
As an overarching way of looking at change, it would be useful to identify and pursue a set of "wedges" for the cultural changes needed in the United States to address greenhouse gas emissions and other limits to growth. Other countries or regions could do the same. As with the technical changes, everyone in the world is a stakeholder because we all share the same atmosphere. Engaging with the cultural changes needed might be a good way to drive that point home.
Anyway, changes in legal systems are certainly a wedge in the cultural sphere. Such change is clearly under way. Boliva, for example, is set to pass laws granting all nature equal rights to humans. Thus, moving novel or perhaps "minority view" legal theories such as the public trust doctrine and intergenerational justice into the mainstream is an important part of that wedge. Again, these lawsuits and the creativty and progressive legal theories underlying them are very welcome additions to the climate hawk tool kit.
7. Bill W: Good catch. Thanks.
If only we had listened to Justice Douglas four decades ago, and allowed the atmosphere to sue on its own behalf … Who will speak for the climate?
"The critical question of "standing" would be simplified and also put neatly in focus if we fashioned a federal rule that allowed environmental issues to be litigated before federal agencies or federal courts in the name of the inanimate object about to be despoiled, defaced, or invaded …
"Inanimate objects are sometimes parties in litigation…. So it should be as respects valleys, alpine meadows, rivers, lakes, estuaries, beaches, ridges, groves of trees, swampland, or even air that feels the destructive pressures of modern technology and modern life. The river, for example, is the living symbol of all the life it sustains or nourishes — fish, aquatic insects, water ouzels, otter, fisher, deer, elk, bear, and all other animals, including man, who are dependent on it or who enjoy it for its sight, its sound, or its life. The river as plaintiff speaks for the ecological unit of life that is part of it."


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I did my PhD 4 years ago. I was not comfortable with my guide but I concentrated on my work, and I successfully completed the PhD. But I published a little work with his name as correspondence author. But now I am in good position in another country, so I need to publish my PhD work without his name as co-author. If I publish a paper of my PhD work without my supervisor's name, what will be happen? Are there any legal problems that will be raised?
You have left at least two important things unanswered:
If he has contributed to your work, there may be several legal problems such as fraud or copyright infringement.
If you are sure that he has not contributed in any way to your thesis (which is unlikely) then you are fine to publish on your own. Otherwise you should talk to him and ask him if he thinks he has made a significant contribution and wants to be your co-author.
If you have discussed the paper with your supervisor in the past years; then your publication should meet his rights on the paper as he has previously contributed to your paper. Furthermore, if your research paper is done under financial support of your PhD university; then you have to acknowledge their rights too.
I think that the contribution of a co-author to a paper is important in acknowledging their right in project or paper, their supervision to your PhD thesis does not bring any right to your further (after graduation) academic publications.
As an instance, a paper is written based on a supervisor's contribution to it and it is part of a chapter of your PhD thesis; so it is obvious that you have to contact him about your paper. But if after graduation in the recent years you have found a good idea and worked on it without help of nobody else so there is no need to talk about your paper with others.
As a general rule, if you have never discussed your research project or paper with your supervisor, he has never contributed to your paper, you never used his resources, your PhD university does not hold any right to your paper idea and you meet the rights of financial supporter of your paper; then you may publish your paper solely. Otherwise, you have to meet their rights in your publication. Also, please note that one may build his academic relationship based on this rule to the other colleagues or students too. If and only if they have contributed to your paper, they can be a co-author of that paper.
I understand that you are a better researcher after a few years but I think that talking to a senior researcher and professor and asking him to read your paper will allow you to find your mistakes and publish better papers. Also, working with other researchers will add to your reputations and build connections with them. They may also contribute their papers with you and may ask you to read their papers in future.
This question has good answers to this question: Advisor's/University's rights in the PhD/MSc alumni's research projects and publications
Your new paper is based on your previous work, so if he has helped you in this new paper then give him credit. But it seems that this new paper is strictly your work, and no credit would be due. BUT you will be referring to a previous work which he supervised. Your PhD is your original research under his supervision. Unless he physically wrote words in your paper, either your new work or your PhD, I wouldnt think its necessary to credit them.


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In Twenty Ten, I want my "custom" body-background image to show between posts, like this:
Schwarttzy accomplished that with the following CSS:
#content {
background:url("images/75.png") repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
border:3px solid #4A4646;
I don't see a similar bit of CSS in Twenty Ten, but Firebug suggested the possibility of using the .hentry selector:
.hentry {
background:url("images/blacktrans.png") repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
And here's how that comes out on my "test" blog:
But, being a noob, I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do. I have no idea what "hentry" is about (and Google isn't much help).
Here's my "real" blog, derived from the Pixel theme, which shows my aim a little better:
I don't want to take any more chances with my "real" blog -- it's messed it up enough already! -- so I'm experimenting with a Twenty Ten child theme on the test blog. If I can get it looking good, I'll switch my real blog over to the Twenty Ten child.
So am I on the right track using "hentry" for this effect?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!


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By Staff Sgt. Patricia Deal, 402nd Field Artillery Brigade, Division West, Public AffairsNovember 29, 2012
FORT BLISS, Texas --The color guard of Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 402nd Field Artillery Brigade, displayed the American colors in the German Air Force's observance of Volkstrauertag, or National Day of Mourning, at Fort Bliss National Cemetery Nov. 18.
Each year, Airmen from the German Air Force Command and the German Air Defense Center, both located at Fort Bliss, observe the German national observance, which is similar to Memorial Day in the United States. Since 1952, German citizens have come together in similar events on the Sunday two days before the beginning of Advent to remember those who were killed during wars.
"We're proud to support our German allies on such a somber occasion. War and violence impact everyone, regardless of nationality," said Maj. Robert Wagner, deputy commanding officer of the 402nd FA Brigade. "It is always important to take the time to honor all the brave men and women who lost their lives due to war and tyranny, which is the intent of this day."
While this was the first time the brigade's color guard participated in the Day of Mourning ceremony, it is just one of several partnership events between the Soldiers of the 402nd and German Airmen from Fort Bliss and Holloman Air Force Base, N.M.
Over the past three years, Team Bliss has trained and qualified more than 400 U.S. Soldiers with German Proficiency Badges and more than 200 German Airmen with U.S. Army Marksmanship Badges.
"It was an honor to participate in the Germans' commemoration ceremony and represent the United States," said Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Cline, operations noncommissioned officer for the 402nd, who carried the Army flag in the color guard. "I felt it was a nice thing to do for them -- a way of reciprocating for all the partnership events they do for us."
Cline has earned gold badges in both the German Proficiency Badge and the German Schützenschnur, a series of physical fitness tests and multiple marksmanship events using the German-issued pistol and rifle.
"We hope to continue to foster our friendship with the Germans. All of the joint cooperation and reciprocation that happens at our partnership events really just shows the true meaning of 'team,'" Wagner said. "After all, 'team' is what we do best at Division West. We're a multi-component organization which epitomizes the 'One Army' concept with Army Reserve, National Guard and active Army Soldiers working together, serving a nation at war. We've just added 'multi-national' to the mix."


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Rangers Edge Cubs 8-7
Carlos Zambrano threw three shutout innings, Blake DeWitt doubled, singled, drove-in a run, and scored another, and Augie Ojeda smacked a bases-loaded two-run double, but a split squad of Texas Rangers rallied from a 5-1 deficit to edge the Cubs 8-7 in Cactus League action at Dwight Patterson Field at HoHoKam Park in Mesa this afternoon.
Although he did not allow a run, Zambrano did allow five baserunners (two singles, two walks, and a HBP) and struggled with his control (41 pitches - only 20 strikes), consistently missing up. But he made pitches and threw strikes when he needed them most, and was able to survive unscathed.
Braden Looper followed "Z" to the mound and worked two innings (24 pitches - 14 strikes). He was hit hard in his first inning, but threw more effectively in his second inning when he retired the Rangers 1-2-3.
Meanwhile, the Cubs were assuming a 5-1 lead.
Blake DeWitt doubled into the LF corner to lead off the bottom of the 1st, and then with two outs, Aramis Ramirez single to left to score DeWitt from 3rd base with the first run of the day.
The Cubs then scored four more runs in the bottom of the 4th.
Carlos Pena walked and Alfonso Soriano and Geovany Soto singled to load the bases, before Augie Ojeda smacked a double past the 1st baseman and down the RF line and into the corner, scoring Pena and Soriano. Braden Looper then lined a sacrifice fly to score Soto from 3rd (as the ball almost sailed over the head of RF Doug Deeds), and DeWitt followed the Looper SF with an RBI single to score Ojeda, as the Cubs took a 5-1 lead.
But RHP Rafael Dolis had a bad day, as the 23-year old fireballer was only able to retire one batter in the top of the 6th before being relieved. It wasn't so much that he was hit hard, it's just that he threw a boatload of pitches to get just one out (32 pitches - 20 strikes). Dolis allowed two hits (including a Mitch Moreland monster three-run jack that landed just in front of the Party Pavillion located well beyond the RF fence) and two walks, but he was also hurt by an error (dropped catch) by 1st baseman Scott Moore on what should have been an easy 6-3 put-out to open the inning, and then the next batter (Omar Quintanilla) had a 13-pitch AB that featured two sprawling unsuccessful attempts at spectacular catches by LF Matt Camp in foul territory down the LF line. Esmailin Caridad eventually relieved Dolis and got the final two out of the inning easily, but not before the Rangers had tied it up at 5-5.
Texas took the lead off Thomas Diamond in the top of the 8th, as PH David Paisano tripled off the right-centerfield fence, driving in two runs before being thrown out at the plate trying to stretch the triple into an inside-the-park HR. Like Zambrano earlier in the game, Diamond struggled with his control, throwing 20 pitches (but only ten for strikes) in his one inning of work.
The Cubs did score two runs with two outs in the bottom of the 9th, as Marquez Smith doubled down the LF line, and Scott Moore and Matt Camp followed with RBI line-drive singles. So the Cubs had the potential tying run on base and the potential winning run at the plate, but the batter was Koyie Hill, and he popped-out weakly against LHRP Ben Snyder (Brad's younger brother) to CF to end the game.
The Cubs defense was marginally better today. Besides the Scott Moore dropped throw that led to two unearned runs, the Cubs also were unable to turn double plays twice in the first three innings that might have helped Zambrano to get through his three innings with a bit less stress.
Michael Young got the start at 2B for the Rangers today (perhaps as a showcase for a possible trade with the Cubs?), and he had a line-drive single and a walk in his two Plate Appearances. Interestingly, Rafael Dolis was rumored to be on the Rangers radar during the off-season in a deal that would have sent Dolis and C Robinson Chirinos to Texas for RHRP Darren O'Day and 1B Chris Davis, as a precursor to the Rangers acquiring Matt Garza from Tampa Bay (with Chirinos one of the players who would have gone to TB).
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well if this headline doesn't say it all
"DeWitt, Baker an uninspiring duo for Cubs at second base
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Unless the Rangers intend to take some salary back (fukudome + Silva), I don't see the Cubs mucking up their books with Young for the next 3 years.
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they seem to be happy with dewitt anyway...or at least committed to the project for 2011.
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wish they would have been committed to Kelly Johnson in 2011, but no, must not trade James Russell!!!
/still bitter
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wish they would have been committed to Kelly Johnson in 2011, but no, must not trade James Russell!!!
If Bruce Levine had posted the above he would have worded it eggs-ackley the same except for him inserting The OC.
(where OC goes, so go the playoffs...so this year will really be the test given he's with the Tribe)
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One problem wellllll actually 2.....1) Texas doesn't need another OFer. 2) Their rotation already has way better options than Silva.
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They wiggle out of 20 Million dollars though. Probably would ask for a DeWitt in the deal as a Mike Young replacement I'd suspect?
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"...but the batter was Koyie Hill..."
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Cubs set MLB Record...earliest called players only meeting in a season.
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just what i was thinking...in an unrelated note, the team has doubled the # of WF tours this year [@ $25 per]; does that $ still go to Cubs Care or is it being converted to a revenue stream alternative?
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I believe it's going to the team's traveling secretary's favorite charity, The Human Fund.
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Jason Castro out for the season. Any chance Hendry ships Ramirez to the 'Stros?
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For W-Rod?
I'd do it.
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Max Ramirez that is. Probably not, but I bet they're looking for a C.
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Koyie Hill then! We'll even throw in Augie Ojeda.
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And Reed Johnson
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And Soriano
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He's what I like to call a 'pot sweetener'
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I thought that was Soto?
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Carlos Slim speaks
"That was a very hard inning," Silva said Friday, addressing the incident for the first time after refusing previous requests. "I gave up those two homers, I came to the dugout and tried to take it easy. I tried to relax and let it go. The only thing I said was, 'We need to start making plays here.'
"He took it personally. I knew it was my mistake. It was my fault. You shouldn't say anything. But he took it personally. We argued in the dugout."
He seems to have backed off believing that he's already earned a rotation spot as well.
So, today we have Castro throwing to Colvin at first. Things could get real ugly.
Soto bats cleanup...where he belongs in the regular season.
RF Fukudome
SS Castro
1B Colvin
C Soto
3B Moore
2B Baker
LF Johnson
CF Jackson
P Garza
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Isn't Moore's "natural" position 3B?
Good to see Jackson get a start.
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nice lineup...must be a good day for golf or something.
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they obviously didn't want Garza to go wacko when ARam makes an error in his innings
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one of the things few people have actually commented on about garza is his temper...and he's got one.
that said, he's never been known as toxic...just mouthy.
supposedly those days are behind him, though...meh...whatevers.
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Colvin solo HR in 1st, not bad for his first 1B start. Also got two putouts (on the first two batters) in the bottom of the inning.
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HoF bound!... if they based the HoF only on March statistics.
Wonder if CPat still has the record for March RBI's.
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Was he related to Kpatt?
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...brought to you from the school of thought that named our ace "Dumpster".
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gameday has garza throwing 94mph. this early? i doubt it...
gameday has been too flaky to trust so far, dunno if i buy that.
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twitter sez Garza knocked by Francouer line drive
Gordo says rib/kidney
Sully says back of shoulder
Muskrat says somewhere in the back
He stayed in to finish the inning
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i was wondering how that play went garza to castro to colvin for an out at 1st and no DP.
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garza pinch hit for after retiring the last 2 after getting hit by the liner...
garza - 2ip 1h 0er 0bb 0k
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KC has made about 1000 pickoff attempts at 1st pretty much any time anyone's on 1st...fun stuff.
BP looks...
at most disappointing prospects of all-time
These would not be players who were overdrafted, but rather those who seemed on their way to justifying high picks and large bonuses when apparent destiny was denied.
I believe that means guys drafted high and with good minor league numbers.
Todd Walker the only one with Cubs ties that I noticed. Already put Matt Wieters on there...ouch.
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I think it's too soon to call it a closed case on Weiters, but it's sort of funny how people here were saying the Cubs blew it by not taking him in the draft a month ago.
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At least he made it to the bigs, Vitters is in AA. Just sayin'.....
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Yes, but the Orioles have paid him a lot more money - and now if he ever does get good it will be in the arbitration years of his career.
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nice hacky column by Wojo
Zambrano didn't have "little" anger issues, as Soto said, but very public ones. And does anybody really think Zambrano's outbursts, usually directed at showing up his teammates, were limited to what Cubs fans saw on the field?
Does he bother to be a journalist and get some answers to the question he posed? Nope. Just dangeles it like he went to the school of Jay Mariotti writing.
also video preview from ESPN that couldn't get the lineup right. Eduardo Perez, or whatever producers told him to say, doesn't seem to like the Cubs.
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hacky is being nice...i feel like finding the guy and pushing him into a mud puddle in front of his mom.
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olney on twitter sez Angels looking for a left-handed bat. I'm sure they could use another outfielder.
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So, can we safely say that John Gaub will be only a memory in the trade for DeRo after March 19?
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... trying to hit the broad side of the clubhouse, and it wasn't pretty.
You have a helluva sense of humor, PHIL!
I had asked you on several occasions over the last year what was up with Gaub, as on the occasions I had seen him pitch as he was pretty dreadful.
I guess at one time he showed promise?
If its a telethon, we gotta get Jerry Lewis in on it.
Since Stevens, in my estimation, will not amount to much either, the three-for-one deal of Gaub/Stevens/Archer for De Rosa, was really just DeRo for Archer. And now as we know Garza takes his place in what is currently a one-year deal, right?
I wonder, if you were to calculate the amount of wasted time spent by staff trying to train these two untalented pitchers since December 2008, that the deal came out worse than a wash for the Cubs?
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so much depends on what both garza and archer do at this point...and to a lesser extent hj.lee (imo, since his hitting is theriot-esque...still young, though).
so far all garza has done is save the cubs 4-6m on a pitcher of similar caliber...which given the 2011 payroll constraints is something.
it could be big win or big bleh...
-edit- before this starts a pro-archer shitstorm...or a negative-garza shitstorm...or a useless pro-chinirrioiroiroros shitstorm...
long story short, this is something probably best assessed in Oct/Nov as of now.
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Funny thing that you didn't even pick out the mentioning of Gaub as a "untalented" pitcher. I guess Dale Murphy was an untalented catcher.
One scout called Gaub the best left handed reliever in the minors prior to 2010. Catching Steve Blass disease doesn't have anything to do with talent - in fact it's probably evidence of talent.
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"prior to 2010" is the key part...up until then he was the lefty relief version of archer. now he's a big question mark.
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You have to keep in mind though that DeRo was simply a FA signing in the first place, he cost the Cubs nothing to acquire him other than some money. So regardless of what happens with Archer, you can almost think of the trade as HJ Lee, Chirinos and Guyer for getting 3 years of Garza's services at a below-market rate relative to similar quality pitchers. Are those three prospects worth approximately $3-$5MM in major league payroll savings? It all depends on whether Lee pans out or not.
this seems totally normal
Monique requested a restraining order against Milton on January 24th and states that while they were in New York City for New Year's Eve: "Milton cursed and yelled at me for approximately five minutes and then he grabbed a glass from off the coffee table and threw it directly at my head from across the room.
you'll be surprised to learn that she's filing for divorce
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Too bad it wasn't Jacque Jones. He would have just smashed the glass at his own feet.
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"The glass shattered on my head and I started to bleed..." Monique is requesting that she be given legal and physical custody of the boys, and that Milton be given visitation. She is seeking child support and cites irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
So he's not feeling like $30 million bucks anymore?
Hopefully, she and the kids are.
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matt garza on taking a comebacker and the bruising...
"I've got a lot of tattoos over there," Garza said. "It's nothing really. It hit the lower lat under my rib. After I took a deep breath, it didn't hurt."
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In other words, Matt Garaza is completely badass.
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Chapman shouldn't be reserved anymore on 40 man.
Interesting split on Heyward according to ESPN. As a CF, his slash line .292/.363/.375/.738. At RF: .212/.204/.300/.604. 21/72 as a CF, 58/273 as a RF.
He's also been better when batting 2nd, but he had a nice start in the 6 hole, but has slumped ever since. He was heating up before the All Star break, but is only hitting .108 in the 2nd half.
When we played the Reds with Chapman, I always thought of it as an eight-inning game. So now other teams have eight innings to try to get a lead against the Cubs. Should be a challenge, assuming three or four Cubs ever start hitting again.
I don't really try to get to know and like these players personally. I'm rooting for laundry, for the most part. Exceptions might be when a player makes trouble in the clubhouse or in the dugout. (Zambrano and Bradley come to mind. Also Papelbon.) But I don't think Chapman is one of those jerks.
Unfortunately, a pretty good summary. It looks like next year Heyward will be getting yet another batting stance adjustment.
The recent good news has been Baez. I'm afraid about the next league adjustment on him, though, which is probably right around the corner.
Bryant I don't worry about too much. Just not seeing the ball well right now. He'll turn it around. Russell's been good with men in scoring position all year and he's 22ish. He'll be fine but next year is likely to be his breakout year.
If Travis' back-to-back-to-back walks cost Hendricks the ERA title, that would really suck.
Edit: "A lifeless loss to a lousy Sox team."
This place is a real downer after a loss to the Sox.
I expect they will go 5-9 games above .500 the rest of the year. 96-98 wins will win the Division.
They should have one more 2-3 week hot streak in them.
However, several players are just "average" for the last month: Zobrist, Ross, Russell, Ceasar. Montero is terrible, plus he cannot throw anyone out. -WAR. Heyward is abysmal at the plate, but a plus in the OF. Still with RISP he has been terrible. KB has not been driving in runs as of late. But Apparently the team is still above average with RISP according to S Sahadev.
I came to that realization tonight. I kept expecting them to play better, but now I realize they aren't going to. They are a .500 team now.
- They have one reliable starting pitcher. Jake's magic is gone, and it doesn't look like it's coming back. Lester has been lousy recently. Lackey's ERA goes up every time he pitches.
- Heyward has been dead weight all year. I can't remember a single series where he was a significant offensive contributor. Not one. Great defense, but but if he were hitting .270 with 10 HR and played average defense, the Cubs would be better off.
new rule...no one's allowed to throw k.bryant a changeup
Team is .500 since early May and is playing like a .500 team. Lack of offense seems to be putting a lot of pressure on the pitchers...and they aren't handling it terribly well.
.500 the rest of the way still may win the division though.
...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...
Throwbacks with fashionable cutouts would be a nice touch.
The next 2 games are nationally televised. I think we dominate tonight, hitting 3 HRs off Shields. Great night for KB to end HR drought facing HR prone pitcher in one of the most hitter friendly parks in the league.


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By: Congressman Charles Rangel and Hugh Evans
Getting a toilet into every home could be one of the best ways to promote equality for girls and women.
In a piece published on BBC India last year, newscaster Soutik Biswas explained that defecating in the open puts women in a dangerous position. They are stared at by local boys, threatened, and forced to endure sexual violence. One mother explained that, "We have had one-on-one fights with thugs in order to save our daughters from getting raped. It then becomes a fight that either you [the thug] kill me to get to my daughter or you back off."
Nearly half-a-billion Indian citizens -- or 48 percent of the country's population - lack access to basic sanitation and must defecate in the open. Women are the biggest victims of this sanitation crisis. Girls and women who are forced to defecate in the open become vulnerable to sexual violence when traveling to and from public facilities or open fields. Last year, two teenage girls in Uttar Pradesh were raped and hanged while going to defecate in the fields.
We applaud India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi for working hard to increase access to water and sanitation in his country and around the world. Prime Minister Modi has regularly promised, "Toilets first, Temples later." Creating a world that is open defecation free requires the support of not just Prime Minister Modi, but donor countries like the United States.
Thanks to the passage of the Water for the World Act in the U.S. Congress last year, the structures are in place to ensure that U.S. funding for water and sanitation programs have the greatest possible impact. Subsequently, our primary focus has been to work with organizations like WaterAid America, WASH Advocates, and World Vision to ensure that the Water for the Poor account is adequately funded. By increasing funding for water and sanitation to $425 million in fiscal year 2016, the United States can continue to expand opportunities for girls and women around the world.
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Lack of access to sanitation is a problem worldwide. Of course, increasing access to toilets is not a silver bullet. Heightened assistance is needed to see similar progress in countries around the world. We must call on world leaders to increase funding for water and sanitation.
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The Hermle 451-033 SK Replacement Mechanical Movement is a versitile, 8-day chain-driven Westminster movement for grandfather clocks. The hammers are mounted on the left side of the movement. It is only 4 1/2 inches deep, making it good for grandmother clocks and other short pendulum designs. This model has a second hand.
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It's kind of a miracle this thing gets done every year.
Looks like someone didn't Apply Directly To Forehead.
There's no question something is amiss at SIFF this year. First of all none of the announcers at the films seem remotely interested in film. Today I painfully watched a girl at the McCaw Hall cinema read out in the dullest most 3rd grade reader way her intro script. She didn't even know the title of the movie. She said "Opium: Diary of a, Diary of a..." The audience yelled out "Madwoman."
Last night the program director who introduced Eat For This is My Body wasn't selling the film we were about to watch either. He told us that since it was "alternate" cinema to vote not based on whether we liked the movie or not almost insinuating that the movie was not going to be good. It was up to the Northwest Film Forum director to give the audience any enthusiasm. Luckily he actually knew something about the film and could offer some nice intro comments.
The box office staff also seem a hell of lot pissier than usual also. In any case, there's a really bad vibe out there and the films are far less attended than previous years.
In the past there would sometimes be the opposite problem: a program director would give a glowing and super-excited intro to a film and then the film would end up being terrible. The crowd would leave scratching their heads, wondering how the film got into siff in the first place. There's little dialog between the program directors and the audience, so all of that decision-making still remains a mystery to many of us.
"The apologetic SIFF worker handed out free tickets and asked that people keep the snafu to themselves."
I'm curious about that part. Were they joking or did they seriously want to cover up the screw up?
I've heard attendance is better than expected, given the nice weather, not sure if it's true. Most of the shows I've been in have been quite full, although I haven't heard of many sell-outs.
Most of the SIFF attendees I've talked to feel like this year is better than years past, now granted I've heard some say the first week is the strongest so we'll have to see how they feel at week 3.
Also, really, when it comes down to it, the introductions and the enthusiasm (or lack of) of the SIFF staff is the least important aspect of the festival to me. Although I haven't noticed the staff is less enthusiastic than last year.
The 'Greek' film, 'Head On', is an Australian made film about young first generation Greek migrants in Melbourne made with a predominantly Greek-Australian cast and crew. Its fuckin great and you should definitely spend time with it
@3: the guy announcing the Loos documentary at the Film Forum seemed excited about it, and the box-office staff were eager and charming. So you can't really say that none of them are interested.
What #8 said. Awesome film, but not Greek.
I don't know which SIFF you're talking about D. And today's Sir Ben Kingsley event was wonderful ... and none of the box-office staff people has been surly so far.
But, hey, what do I know, I just ask everyone what's been happening at each of the many movies I've been seeing ...
Oh ... don't miss Vexille.
oh, and they sold out four showings I've been to so far ...
this is merely proof that "seattle" "hipster" "
siff-goers" will sit through an hour of something that they didn't sign up for.
hey, poseur, how about you rectify the situation within the first 3 minutes of the wrong movie. if you weren't busy being rectified, that is...
not so self-important now, are you? don't even know what movie you were watching for an hour....
I sat the entire showing of a documentary about bolivian silver mines and children before complaining to the staff that metropolis had really been updated in a wierd and nonsensical way. i got free tickets to metropolis.
I was at the Harvard Exit, The Egyptian and SIFF this weekend, it seems that the shows were well attended but not sold out. Staff was definitely harried at all three venues, given that the mobs of hungry film-goers who would crowd around will-call, often demanding their 20 pack asap and holding up the whole goddamn line up for every one else. Techinical problems plagued, them at the Uptown, SIFF. The ticketing system moves like a dinasaur, given all of these obstacles, it's amazing that any volunteer would put up with that crap. They are volunteers and they are doing the best possible job they can. Hats off to the volunteers, but SIFF needs a tune up. The most pesky thing I encountered, was a patronizing writer for the Stranger who insisted on commenting on every movie he had seen thus far. Oh and I forgot, I saw some good flix, Patti Smith, Christofpher Isherwood and Asia Argento.
Yesterday's 'Head-On' screening marks the *second* time I've been shown the 1988 Australian/Greek film (which is outright awful IMHO) instead of the Fatih Alin one--NetFlix once sent me the wrong disc too, so it was a little surreal to see the same snafu happen yesterday. I'm starting to think I may be fated never to see the real 'Head-On.'
We've got a bunch of whiney bitches going to SIFF this year.
Sorry if the "whiny bitches" expect the largest film festival in the world, one that requests you to pay $50 for its opening night tickets, demand that the festival treat them, their customers with a little respect.
To add to the whining, and this one I think you should direct at Landmark whose Egyptian theatre (mind you a previous home/birthplace of the festival) can't seem to handle these films, I was at the first screening of Mermaid when I heard a loud thunk followed by a loss of picture. Again, no one from the SIFF staff came to inform us what was going on, how long they expected the delay to last, and whether we should consider heading to our next screening.
I think all that us who seem to be whining request is just a little information to pacify our fears of missing another screening, or just wasting our time completely. If you liken that to whining, well then consider me a whiner.
Head-On (worst English title stranslation ever) is by far my favourite movie of the last few years. See it if you haven't--the writing, music, and story are fantastic. Lookin forward to seeing The Edge of Heaven--if it is half as dark and edgy as Head-On, it will be amazing.
@ 16 - SPL has it. Search for "gegen die wand," and not "head-on." It might be a bit of a wait, but it's worth it.
@ 19 - I thought it was a notch below Head-On, and it's not as dark or edgy, but still very well done. If you don't mind light and fluffy, check out In July, which Akin also did. Totally different tone - romantic comedy/road trip, but still excellent.
Asia Argento in The Last Mistress (actually, the old mistress, but ...) was great.
The sold out shows so far are mostly animated films or have guests at them.
1)More than likely, the wrong film was sent in the wrong canister, (or, in this day and ge, the wrong dvd or tape in the wrong case). Some films show up at the last minute and not everything is pre-screened.
2)This year, SIFF is trying something different having volunteers do some of the intros...this may or may not be a success. It is unlikely that the person doing the intro has actually seen the film in question.
3)The Box Office Staff, for the most part, are NOT volunteers. We're getting paid, thank you very much. Our surliness depends on the number of irritating customers we have to deal with on any given day and whether or not the ticketing system or computers are being cooperative. Hangovers are also a contributing factor...
I guess I'm wrong about attendance. I've seen four films, and I guess I'm just seeing less popular films than usual because with the exception of Vexille none of the films were even half full.
I do sense a difference in excitement though.
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