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UPDATE (7:31 p.m. Jan. 24, 2014): The Beaumont Police Department issued the following update on Beaumont Traffic operations. All highways in Beaumont had reopened, including Interstate 10, the Eastex Freeway, Cardinal Drive, and MLK Parkway. The Purple Heart Memorial Bridge over the Neches River was open, as well.
Police in Orange are looking for suspects in the shooting death of 35-year-old Emanuel Thornton of Orange, who was shot multiple times while in the front yard of a residence.
According to a news release from the Orange Police Department, on Thursday, Jan. 23, at about midnight, police dispatch received a call regarding shots fired in the 1500 block of Carter Street. Upon arrival at the scene, officers saw Thornton lying in the yard with multiple gunshot wounds. Justice of the Peace Pct. 4 Rodney Price pronounced Thornton dead at the scene and ordered an autopsy.
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Although supported by her colleagues, peers and the community at large, Beaumont Independent School District employee Sharon Hendrix failed to garner the support of the BISD school board majority Jan.
The Vidor Independent School District board voted to terminate two teachers at a meeting Monday night, Jan. 20, amid accusations of inappropriate conduct with students. The couple had been on paid administrative leave since Dec. 20, 2013.
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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
DIY - painted photo backgrounds
You know that I love Pinterest, it's so full of wonderful ideas being churned out by super creative people, that there is no way we will ever get them all made, but that's OK everyone needs a goal in life. [I'm joking].
Recipes, crafts, gardening, photography tutorials…and it's all in one convenient go-to place.
I used to have a feature called Pinterest picks, where each week I would write about something new such as a recipe, or hint, a project that I had found on Pinterest, it's gone now, but it was a fun thing to write about.
This is my new version a informal Pinterest Pick, and I am stoked about how good this turned out. And can't wait to get some more foam board in order to create a few more pieces.
Those of us that love to shoot vignettes, or do a little food photography are always looking for interesting props, and backgrounds to add some depth to our photos. While it's wonderful to have old weathered boards hanging around, they are a bit of a pain to lug back and forth when you are inspired to shoot something, not to mention rather heavy. So when I came across this tutorial from Sara at Home is where the cookies are, I was hooked.
Seriously I can't believe how well this turned out, she's written a great tutorial on the process, and I am going to let her tell you how to do it. Click on the link above to read how she does it, brilliant.
I used a dollar store foam core board, with a paper cover, and was a little perturbed when the paper came unglued when I put on the first few coats, that work of marking the lines wasn't going to go down the drain for me…so I peeled the paper off, and painted directly onto the foam board.
For my next piece I think I will do the same.
This one is a wee bit darkish, and I want to try a few lighter colored ones and some brighter backgrounds for flowers.
A bit of acrylic paint, some foam board, a old bristly brush, and I gouged in some lines with my bone folder, I used 3 colors of paint to achieve this look. Black, off white, and brown…it's so simple. The secret is in the layering and contrast, use the darker color in the gouges, and lines, and a very dry brush with your lightest color to make them stand out.
I love how it looks in photos, it's very similar to my old pieces of barn board, it looks weathered, like something that has been out in the sun, wind, and the snow for decades.
And the best part, it's light, and portable, and I can stick it behind a door until I need it.
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Well done! This project has to be for artists. I can guarantee that if I tried this project it would look like painted styrofoam. I have been back over your photos and cannot tell real wood from your new backdrop. I wish I had that knack but I admitted long ago that I don't. That's why my medium of choice is fabric:)
ReplyDeleteI would never have known! I have those old barn boards lying around here, but no kidding that looks authentic. Could you post a link to the actual post of hers that tells about it? I just get today's blog post and don't see it there. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong spot. And I only once tried making sauerkraut. I was SO hopeful and managed to spoil an entire huge Redwing crock full of the stuff. :-(((
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fantastic! I love the look you created with the grey paint or whatever colour you used. It looks like real old barn boards. I visited the link and read the tutorial. I have my own aged barn boards in the garage but something light like this is really nice. And, I love the photos that you took on it afterwards. They are beautifully styled Jen. Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteI think we have been admiring the same sorts of Pinterest pictures, because I have wanted to create some sort of barn board background for a while now. I would never have thought to use foam core! It looks terrific and I never would have guessed that it wasn't wood. I just love that opening image by the way.
ReplyDeleteWow - what an amazing idea.
Now tell me about the frog or toad in your photo. Is it real? It looks real. I like it.I need to do this..I will add it to my long list! Thanks for the idea!! The kraut sounds great! :)
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Sony will be bundling 3 3D games and a demo with the new range of 3D flat panels in order to get gamers excited about 3D.
The games will be the first three titles to receive a 3D facelift. These are PAIN, Wipeout HD and Super Stardust HD.
As a bonus Sony will also be including a demo of the 3D version of Motorstorm: Pacific Rift.
SCEE president, Andrew House said: "PlayStation(r) has always been about outstanding entertainment. The stereoscopic 3D Collection showcases the depth of technology behind PS3 and gives us a feel for the potential for future releases. Stereoscopic 3D technology coupled with the likes of PlayStation(r)Move motion controller allows us to create an ever more compelling, realistic and immersive experience. Add to that our online capabilities, community interaction features, our film and music services and you've got a very exciting proposition for the future of home entertainment."
PAIN, Wipeout HD and Super Stardust HD will also be available as part of the stereoscopic 3D Collection at 29.99 EUR. Meanwhile those who already own the games will get them patched for free.
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Exteroceptive Suppression of Temporalis Muscle Activity in Various Types of Headache
Article first published online: 19 MAY 2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.1526-4610.1992.hed3201041.x
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Paulus, W., Raubüchl, O., Andreas Straube and Schoenen, J. (1992), Exteroceptive Suppression of Temporalis Muscle Activity in Various Types of Headache. Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 32: 41–44. doi: 10.1111/j.1526-4610.1992.hed3201041.x
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- Issue published online: 19 MAY 2005
- Article first published online: 19 MAY 2005
- Accepted for Publication: November 5, 1991.
- Exteroceptive suppression;
- headache;
- migraine;
- neurophysiology;
- pathophysiology
Exteroceptive suppression (ES) of temporalis muscle activity, particularly the multisynaptic ES2, has been reported to be significantly reduced in tension type headache, but not in migraine. We re-evaluated the methods of optimally analysing the single shock technique and its intra- and inter-individual variability in 26 normal subjects. These data were compared with the results in patients with migraine, post-lumbar puncture headache, headache due to meningitis, tension-type headaches in HIV infection and patients with symptomatic headache of various etiologies. ES2 was absent in about 50% of tension-type headache patients, but only in one normal subject. With the methods used here and when patients with absent ES2 were excluded, mean duration of ES2 was not significantly different between the various groups. It seems therefore necessary, in spite of increased discomfort for patients, to use complementary methods, such as averaging 16-32 responses and applying various stimulation sets, if one wants to increase the potency of temporalis ES2 as a diagnostic and pathophysiologic tool in headache.


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I am all about family history. I want to know the story behind each person. Not just dates and places. Why were they there? What did they do everyday? These are the things that keep me up at night.....
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**Exceptions: I have not posted memorials for babies or small children born after 1990. Not that I don't want these precious ones to be remembered but because that is still fresh and I don't want to hurt anyone still grieving. If I did make a memorial and you would like it taken down please just let me know. Everyone grieves differently. I find comfort in findagrave but that is not the same for everyone. I don't wish to cause harm. Only bring peace and families together.**
I have finished taking photos at the New City, and the Elko County Cemetery, also the Lamoille Cemetery. I will do the same with them, add the memorials and add photos as I get time or if requested.
Please use the photos I have taken. I have only one family member buried in Elko County. So I do this for those that are searching for their family.
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I will help with obits and minor research here in Elko if asked. Please send me an email. It is easier if I have it there. List as much information as you have and what you are looking for. If I have to go to the courthouse there might be copy fees. However most of my work can be done free as I use digital files and go to the museum where I can scan. I loved raogk.org and was able to help lots of people. I have been helped so much with my work that I love to pay it forward. :D
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'Arrow,' 'Carrie Diaries,' 'Beauty and the Beast' Get Pilot Orders at the CW
The "Sex and the City" prequel project marks the second project this pilot season for Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Len Goldstein's Fake Empire shingle.
The CW is moving forward with its Green Arrow project, the Sex and the City prequel The Carrie Diaries and a modern-day Beauty and the Beast, ordering all three projects to pilot.
Arrow, based on DC Comics' long-running Green Arrow, revolves around the hooded superhero, a wealthy playboy by day who secretly saves the city by night using his enhanced arrows.
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The pilot order comes less than a week after the project landed at the network. The project hails from Berlanti Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television.
Meanwhile, the young-skewing net has officially ordered Carrie Diaries, based on the book of the same name by Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell. It centers on Carrie Bradshaw during her senior year of high school in the early 1980s as she asks her first questions about love, sex, friendship and family while navigating the worlds of high school and Manhattan.
Gossip Girl and Hart of Dixie duo Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Len Goldstein's Fake Empire will executive produce alongside Warner Bros. Television. Former Sex and the City scribe/co-producer Amy B. Harris will adapt the book and serve as showrunner.
The first book in Bushnell's origin story was published last year and, like Sex and the City, is told from Carrie's point of view. It follows the aspiring writer through her relationship with Sebastian Kydd and rivalry with popular girl Donna LaDonna.
HBO owns the rights to the series, with corporate cousin the CW hearing the pitch in September and immediately committing to the project.
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- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Traditional Animation
- Winkler Productions
- Distributed by: Universal Pictures
- Cartoon Characters: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
- Directed By Walt Disney.
- Produced By Charles Mintz, George Winkler.
- Animated By Hugh Harman, Rollin Ham Hamilton.
- Written By Walt Disney.
- Originally Released on January 23, 1928.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Black & White
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Oswald takes Miss Rabbit out for a ride in his jalopy and soon finds himself in a race with a chasing police car.
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After its star Geoffrey Rush was feted by his new best friends at the Golden Globes, "Shine" finished the week as the exclusive box office champ - overthrowing last week's king, "Hamlet."
After its star Geoffrey Rush was feted by his new best friends at the Golden Globes, "Shine" finished the week as the exclusive box office champ - overthrowing last week's king, "Hamlet."
Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington will receive actor-of-the-year honors at ShoWest '97. The award will be presented March 6 in a live broadcast on TNT.
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Supreme Court Tosses Out Campaign Finance Law
The Supreme Court has dealt a blow to campaign finance reform by throwing out part of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law that placed restrictions on corporations and unions from buying television ads close to elections. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the 5-to-4 decision. He said that the prohibition against corporate ads mentioning a candidate's name in the days before an election was an unconstitutional infringement on the rights of corporations. The ruling is expected to affect the 2008 presidential election and will likely encourage a financial arms race between special interest groups. Mary Wilson of the League of Women Voters said: "This is a big win for big money. Chief Justice Roberts has reopened the door to corruption." Voting with Roberts were Samuel Alito, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Anthony Kennedy.
Court Rules Against Student in Free Speech Case
The same majority of the high court also ruled on Monday that public schools can prohibit student expression that can be interpreted as advocating drug use. The case centered on a high school student in Alaska who was suspended for holding a sign that read Bong Hits 4 Jesus at a parade during a school trip. In his dissent, John Paul Stevens criticized the majority of the court for inventing out of whole cloth a special First Amendment rule permitting the censorship of any student speech that mentions drugs.
Court Backs Bush's Faith-Based Initiatives Program
In another five-to-four ruling, the Roberts court handed a victory to President Bush's faith-based initiatives program. The court ruled that ordinary taxpayers cannot challenge the constitutionality of White House efforts to help religious groups obtain government funding for their social programs. In another case that was closely watched by environmental groups, the court ruled that the federal government can avoid its responsibility to protect species under the Endangered Species Act by handing off authority to the states.
Four Pro-U.S. Sunni Sheikhs Killed in Baghdad Bombing
In Iraq, four pro-U.S. Sunni sheikhs were killed Monday in a suicide bombing in a Baghdad hotel. All four sheikhs were meeting to discuss their alliance with the United States to fight al-Qaeda in Anbar province.
GOP Senator Lugar Splits with Bush on War
In Washington, another prominent Republican senator has split with President Bush over the war. Senator Richard Lugar said the president's so-called surge is failing and that the number of troops in Iraq should be cut.
Olmert and Abbas Meet to Bolster Fatah
Special envoys of the European Union, Russia, United Nations and United States are meeting today at the U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem to discuss the situation in the Occupied Territories. On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Egypt to discuss how Israel could bolster Fatah forces aligned with Abbas. Olmert agreed to release 250 Palestinian prisoners — all of whom are tied to Abbas' Fatah faction. Many Palestinians criticized Olmert for not freeing more of the 11,000 Palestinians being held in Israel.
Mother of Palestinian prisoner: "I wish for my son and all the prisoners an immediate release — for both Fatah and non-Fatah. What does 250 prisoners out of many thousands of prisoners mean? I hope they will release all the prisoners."
A Hamas spokesperson dismissed Monday's talks and accused Fatah of partnering with Israel.
Sami Abu Zuhri, Hamas spokesperson: "Sharm el-Sheikh summit only represents going in circles and bypassing mirage solutions. This summit did not present or offer anything new to our Palestinian people except empty promises like the discussion about the release of some of the money that rightfully belong to our Palestinian people. Also, the discussion about the release of 250 prisoners, all from the Fatah faction, means that they are talking about a partnership that is not between Hamas and Fatah, but unfortunately between the leaders of the authority and the Israeli occupation."
Meanwhile, the chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat of Fatah called on Israel to take more steps to help Fatah.
Saeb Erekat: "We need to see the settlement activities stopped. And this was discussed thoroughly. And we hope to see [results] on the ground. Secondly, restoring the situation to that which existed prior to September 28, 2001, in the West Bank, meaning restoration of the political status of area A and B, meaning the fugitives' files and the deportees. And then the release of Palestinian prisoners. We need genuine moves, and we hope to see the results of what was discussed and what was agreed and what was put under consideration."
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A new United Nations report has found opium production in Afghanistan has jumped by nearly 50 percent over the past year. Afghanistan now accounts for 92 percent of the world's illicit opium production. Much of the opium is converted into heroin and morphine and distributed around the world.
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U.N. inspectors are in North Korea today to discuss plans to shut down the country's main nuclear reactor. On Monday, the State Department's Christopher Hill said North Korea has agreed to address questions over its highly enriched uranium program. Hill spoke in Washington after returning from a surprise visit to Pyongyang.
Christopher Hill, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs: "So we have a long way to go. What we are looking for in terms of shutting down this reactor, shutting down this complex in Yongbyon is just the first step of many steps. But if all goes well, we would hope that by the end of the calendar year '07, we will have the facility shut down and disabled. We would have a peace process, a peace mechanism talks underway in the Korean Peninsula."
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New government statistics show over 54 million people had no health insurance for at least part of last year. Texas had the largest percentage of uninsured people — nearly a quarter of the state's population has no health insurance.
Insurance Industry Prepares Counteroffensive Against Moore's Sicko
Meanwhile, The New York Sun is reporting the insurance and pharmaceutical industries are readying a multifaceted counteroffensive against Michael Moore's new film Sicko. Several think tanks and front groups are being bankrolled to attack Moore's critique of the healthcare industry. According to the Sun, the groups involved in the campaign include the Cato Institute; the Manhattan Institute; the Galen Institute; Pacific Research Institute; the Heritage Foundation; and FreedomWorks, which is run by former House Republican Majority Leader Dick Armey.
Germany Requests Extradition of 13 CIA Agents
German prosecutors are requesting 13 CIA agents be extradited from the United States to stand trial for the kidnapping of German citizen Khaled el-Masri. El-Masri was seized in Macedonia and flown to Afghanistan where he was held in a secret prison and tortured. El-Masri was released after U.S. officials realized they had seized an innocent man.
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Meanwhile, protests are continuing over the Bush administration's support for torture. On Monday, the president was personally presented a letter signed by 50 high school seniors in the Presidential Scholars program. The letter said: "We do not want America to represent torture. We urge you to do all in your power to stop violations of the human rights of detainees, to cease illegal renditions, and to apply the Geneva Convention to all detainees, including those designated enemy combatants." White House Press Secretary Dana Perino said the president was not expecting the students' letter but read it and then told the students that that United States does not torture and that the country values human rights. Meanwhile, protests are taking place today across the country to mark the U.N.'s International Day to Remember the Victims of Torture. In Washington, the American Civil Liberties Union is organizing a Day of Action to Restore Law and Justice.
World Bank Board Appoints Zoellick to be Bank President
The World Bank's board has unanimously approved Robert Zoellick to become the bank's next president replacing the outgoing Paul Wolfowitz. President Bush personally handpicked Zoellick for the job. Under an informal agreement, the United States always selects the head of the World Bank. Zoellick's record as former U.S. trade negotiator has been criticized. David Waskow of Friends of the Earth said, "When he was the U.S. trade czar, Zoellick was known for repeatedly rejecting developing countries' concerns on issues like agriculture, access to medicines, and protecting biodiversity."
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In political news, Rudolph Giuliani's campaign team in South Carolina is facing another setback. Last week the chair of Giuliani's state campaign, Thomas Ravenel, stepped down after he was indicted for conspiracy to distribute cocaine. On Monday Giuliani named Ravenel's father, Andrew Ravenel, to serve as the state's new campaign co-chair. The elder Ravenel is no stranger to controversy himself. In 2000 he called the NAACP the "National Association for Retarded People." When asked about the comment, Ravenel claimed he had misspoken. He said: "I made a rhetorical slip, and they want to lynch me for it."
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We seek action; we start with conversation May 15, 2014 1:01 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: There is not much we at the Daily Herald value more than conversation. Well, action, certainly, but we're also confident that the right actions almost always start with conversations.
Dealing with scandalous behavior before it becomes a scandal May 1, 2014 12:49 PM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Much of the appeal of the Donald Sterling story comes from a natural human desire to see wrongs righted. but there's also something more.
Always something different for newspapers to focus on Apr 24, 2014 9:41 AM
Columnist Jim Slushser: Same o', same o'? I don't think so: Say what you will about daily news coverage, it is not monotonous. Reading the newspaper is a different experience every day.
Going up: The need for honest analysis of issues Apr 17, 2014 5:01 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: One of the functions of the Daily Herald Editorial Board is to host representatives of a wide range of special interests for background about public policy questions. These meetings are invaluable for providing facts and arguments that go into the formation of our editorial positions. But they have a troubling side.
Adding a new comic strip is serious business Apr 10, 2014 1:01 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: In the fuller pursuit of a newspaper's mission to delight and to instruct, you might be surprised to find that one of the most treacherous assignments for any editor can be found in the delight variable. To be specific, the Comics Plus page.
Another object lesson in the problems with political polls Mar 20, 2014 5:01 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: In sports, the common epithet when the lesser of two seemingly unevenly matched opponents wins or very nearly wins is "that's why they play the game." In politics, the sentiment is the same, it's just a different arena: "That's why they hold elections."
Stories highlight more than a single agency's need Mar 7, 2014 3:23 PM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Few things are more gratifying to us than a lead like this one that appeared in our Wednesday editions: "After an outpouring of community support, the (Deicke home for adults with disabilities) is expected to remain open at least until the end of July."
Zealousness and tolerance can coexist Feb 20, 2014 12:57 PM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Writing a letter to the editor ought not be an act of personal bravery. We are not some emerging Third World revolutionary autocracy. Ah, but, sadly, sometimes ...
Information can do only so much; what counts is how we use it Feb 6, 2014 6:28 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Can there really be nothing more to say about heroin than to trot out a seemingly endless parade of celebrity tragedies as object lessons and repeat just as endlessly the phrase, "Don't do this. Don't do this. Don't do this."?
Pass the chips and get ready for the Big Day Jan 23, 2014 9:56 AM
Columnis Jim Slusher: And so we embark on a brief interlude of hype, swagger and ridicule leading to a crescendo of cheers and excitement. Super Bowl fever? Sure. That, too.
Think critically, think depth when reading about polls Jan 16, 2014 3:51 PM
Columnist Jim Slusher: If its election season and it is, with the March 18 primary barely more than 60 days away it must be time for a public-opinion poll, and with it, this warning: reader beware.
Weather creed: Good stories and plenty of them Jan 9, 2014 10:38 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: To butcher the creed of another venerable American institution, the post office, neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night — nor now, the bitterest of cold — can escape the imaginations of news people hungry for drama. We do love a good weather story.
I know its only words in print but I like it Dec 26, 2013 11:53 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: I come today, in the midst of the holiday-dulled news cycle, simply in praise of reading.
Outrageous fortune: Perchance to megadream Dec 19, 2013 5:00 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: The slogan at the checkout counter of the convenience store throbs with fat, bold type and is garnished with exclamation points. It is not to be missed. WHEN YOU BELIEVE, ANYTHINGS POSSIBLE!! Oh, theres always a disclaimer, isnt there? That nasty faith thing.
Giving world news a suburban context Dec 12, 2013 1:04 PM
Columnist Jim Slusher: We may yet report direct local connections to worldwide news, but for the story of Nelson Mandela and all others like it, their value will be to supplement the lessons of an event that is, well, not exactly just world news.
Photo ethics now more important than ever Dec 5, 2013 5:00 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Today, any middle schooler could modify a picture taken with a telephone to show a second baseman eating a baseball like an apple.
Good news stories abound throughout the year Nov 28, 2013 5:00 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Each Thanksgiving Day, I like to contradict stereotypes about the news with mention of a few of the bright stories that made news just from the previous week.
News judgment, not bias, rules sports coverage Nov 14, 2013 5:00 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Ive written a lot over the years in response to claims that the Daily Heralds political biases color our news coverage, but theres another claim of favoritism that doesnt get as much attention that for a particular Sports team.
School Checker expands your power on schools Oct 31, 2013 6:18 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: Information, it is said, is power, and in that vein, today we're giving you a profound boost toward control of your local schools.
Free speech: For good, ill or in between, its to die for Oct 24, 2013 5:00 AM
Columnist Jim Slusher: In honor of National Free Speech Week, here are a few random thoughts in hopes of engaging your attention on a notion that is so fundamental to everything we are as Americans and everything we at the Daily Herald do as a newspaper:
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Oscar Predictions from the "Mindful" Critic.
This coming Sunday, February 22nd, will see the broadcast of the 81st Annual Academy Awards.┬Ā After seeing most of the nominated films as part of my work on a recent list of the "Ten Best and Most Mindful Films of 2008″┬Āfor elephant, I find that I'm paying closer attention to the race this year than I normally would.┬Ā As such, I have a few thoughts about the whole thing.┬Ā So, below I present the nominees, as well as my take on who "will win," who "should win," and who was "robbed" of a nomination.┬Ā Please share your thoughts with us!
Best Picture
nominees:┬Ā The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Frost/Nixon, Milk,┬ĀThe Reader, Slumdog Millionaire
Will Win:┬Ā Slumdog Millionaire
Should Win:┬Ā Milk
Robbed:┬Ā The Dark Knight
Frankly, I wasn't that crazy about any of the films nominated for Best Picture this year.┬Ā The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was an empty Forrest Gump redux; Frost/Nixon overblown and self-congratulatory; Slumdog Millionaire very likeable, but hardly revolutionary; and The Reader muddled and pretentious.┬Ā Only Milk, which rose above a by-the-numbers script, seems worthy of its nomination and the ultimate prize.┬Ā The human touches injected by Gus Vant Sant and his remarkable cast (not a single player is anything short of extraordinary) really set Milk apart from the competition here.┬Ā That the Academy ignored the ambition and vision of The Dark Knight–especially after its nominations by the Writers', Directors', and Producers' Guilds of America, and strong showing among the national critics' awards–was a genuine shock.
Best Director
Will Win:┬Ā Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire
Should Win:┬Ā Gus Van Sant, Milk
Robbed:┬Ā Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight
Look for Boyle to continue his winning streak here for the crowd-pleasing Slumdog Millionaire, though Van Sant deserves it for the realism and compassion he brought to Milk.┬Ā The Academy's snub of ┬ĀNolan here is outrageous:┬Ā The Dark Knight was an incredibly massive production that was masterfully orchestrated, and infused with genuine emotion, striking detail, and social conscience.┬Ā That the final product is so satisfying as both art and entertainment is downright miraculous, and all the credit belongs to Nolan.
Best Actor
nominess:┬Ā Richard Jenkins (The Visitor), Frank Langella (Frost/Nixon), Sean Penn (Milk), Brad Pitt (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Mickey Rourke (The Wrestler)
Will Win:┬Ā Sean Penn (Milk)
Should Win:┬Ā Sean Penn (Milk)
Robbed:┬Ā Philip Seymour Hoffman (Synecdoche, New York)
Between his performance being the best of the bunch and the assumed antipathy toward Prop. 8 in Hollywood, it seems likely that Penn will nab a second Oscar for his moving, memorable portrayal of assissinated gay rights icon Harvey Milk.┬Ā Though Hoffman is nominated this year in the Best Supporting Actor category for his role in Doubt, his work in Charlie Kaufman's heady Synecdoche, New York gave the piece a beating heart.
Best Actress
nominees:┬Ā Anne Hathaway (Rachel Getting Married), Angelina Jolie (Changeling), Melissa Leo (Frozen River), Meryl Streep (Doubt), Kate Winslet (The Reader)
Will Win:┬Ā┬ĀMeryl Streep┬Ā(Doubt)
Should Win:┬Ā┬ĀMeryl Streep┬Ā(Doubt)
Robbed:┬Ā┬ĀSally Hawkins┬Ā(Happy-Go-Lucky)
Kate Winslet is considered the odds-on favorite this year…but she's been cleaning up other awards for this role in the Best Supporting Actress category.┬Ā The studio is lobbying hard for her, but the Academy doesn't like to be told how it's supposed to vote.┬Ā (Just ask Lauren Bacall.)┬Ā Streep's performance is the strongest too.┬Ā And the venerable actress (who has been nominated more times than any other actor in Oscar history) did a lot of work to chip away at Hollywood's glass ceiling this year:┬Ā the incredible and surprising success of her star vehicle Mamma Mia! would have been the big box office story of 2008 had it not been released the same year that The Dark Knight smashed every single record on the books.┬Ā This is the category most likely to surprise (it ignored critics' darling Hawkins, after all), but I'm betting the incomparable Meryl picks up Oscar #3.
Best Supporting Actor
nominees:┬Ā Josh Brolin (Milk), Robert Downey, Jr. (Tropic Thunder), Phillip Seymour Hoffman (Doubt), Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight), Michael Shannon (Revolutionary Road)
Will Win:┬Ā Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight)
Should Win:┬Ā Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight)
Robbed:┬Ā James Franco (Milk)
An early teaser and the actor's┬Āuntimely death generated enormous buzz around Heath Ledger's Method approach to "The Joker."┬Ā But even if the promising young actor (already a legend for his aching, iconoic performance as Ennis Del Mar in Brokeback Mountain) had not died, he'd still be the only bona fide awards season juggernaut this year.┬Ā Utterly terrifying, darkly comic, artistically daring, and absolutely unforgettable, Ledger's work (epitomized in his sure-to-haunt-you-for-a-long-time last scene) is a swan song for the ages.┬Ā And pity poor James Franco, who offered two truly great performances this year (one as a put-upon lover in Milk, the other as a stoner with a heart of gold in Pineapple Express), but was shown no love.
Best Supporting Actress
nominees:┬Ā Amy Adams (Doubt), Pen├®lope Cruz (Vicky Christina Barcelona), Viola Davis (Doubt), Taraji P. Henson (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Marisa Tomei (The Wrestler)
Will Win:┬Ā Pen├®lope Cruz (Vicky Christina Barcelona)
Should Win:┬Ā Viola Davis (Doubt)
Robbed:┬Ā Rosemarie DeWitt (Rachel Getting Married)
Woody Allen has guided a number of actresses to wins in this category, though Pen├®lope Cruz may be the most deserving yet for her sexy, edgy, complex turn as Javier Bardem's ex-wife in Vicky Christina Barcelona.┬Ā That said, I'd like to see the wonderful Viola Davis (finally nominated after all her remarkable work with Steven Soderbergh) win for her pitch-perfect, heart-wrenching turn as a mother in a difficult position.┬Ā And while critics carped about the omission of Debra Winger for her work in Rachel Getting Married, Rosemarie DeWitt did an equally fine job in the film's titular role.
Best Adapted Screenplay
nominees:┬Ā The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Eric Roth and Robin Swicord), Doubt (John Patrick Shanley), Frost/Nixon (Peter Morgan), The Reader (David Hare),┬ĀSlumdog Millionaire (Simon Beaufoy)
Will Win:┬Ā The Reader (David Hare)
Should Win:┬Ā Doubt (John Patrick Shanley)
Robbed:┬Ā The Dark Knight (Christopher and Jonathan Nolan & David S. Goyer)
The smart money here is on Beaufoy's Dickensian script for Slumdog Millionaire, but I have a feeling that The Reader will swoop in to take the trophy┬Āthe way it swooped in to collect so many unexpected nominations.┬Ā Shanley is to be commended, though, for his earnest effort to make cinema out of his talky, Pulitzer Prize-winning stage play.┬Ā The Dark Knight team was badly snubbed again here, after earning a WGA nod for their serious-minded noodling with DC Comics' richest creations.
Best Original Screenplay
nominees:┬Ā Frozen River (Courteney Hunt), Happy-Go-Lucky (Mike Leigh), In Bruges (Martin McDonagh), Milk (Dustin Lance Black), WALL*E (Andrew Stanton, Jim Reardon, and Pete Docter)
WILL WIN:┬Ā Milk (Dustin Lance Black)
SHOULD WIN:┬Ā WALL*E (Andrew Stanton, Jim Reardon, and Pete Docter)
ROBBED:┬Ā The Visitor (Tom McCarthy)
Black's script for Milk seemed to me the weak link in the film, but it's been steadily racking up wins elsewhere.┬Ā The rioutous, quirky, warm, and winning script for WALL*E (co-written by longtime "Simpsons" scribe Reardon) has a shot, though.┬Ā It sure would have been nice to see McCarthy pat on the back here for his deft, sensitive work on The Visitor.
Best Documentary Feature
nominees:┬Ā The Betrayal (Nerakhoon), Encounters at the End of the World, The Garden, Man on Wire, Trouble the Water
WILL WIN:┬Ā Man on Wire
SHOULD WIN: Encounters at the End of the World
ROBBED:┬Ā At the Death House Door
James Marsh's Man on Wire is everybody's favorite this year, though Trouble the Water (about Hurricane Katrina) is the "important" one.┬Ā If those two split the vote, Werner Herzog's deserving Encounters at the End of the World could slip in and win the Oscar its director should have won for Grizzly Man.┬Ā And does the Academy have it out for Steve James, or what?┬Ā After not even nominating him for his American classic Hoop Dreams or the wonderful and intimate Stevie, he's dissed a third time with no nod for his powerful death penalty doc At the Death House Door.
Best Foreign Language Film
nominees:┬Ā The Baader Meinhof Complex (Germany), The Class (France), Departures (Japan), Revanche (Austria), Waltz with Bashir (Israel)
WILL WIN:┬Ā Waltz with Bashir (Israel)
SHOULD WIN:┬Ā The Class (France)
ROBBED:┬Ā Let the Right One In (Sweden)
The dazzling, animated Waltz with Bashir has all the momentum going in to the Oscars, but The Class is just as outstanding in its understated and powerful┬Āverisimilitude.┬Ā The race here is overshadowed, though, by the Academy's snub of the delicious Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In.
Best Animated Feature
nominees:┬Ā Bolt, Kung Fu Panda, WALL*E
ROBBED: Madagascar:┬Ā Escape 2 Africa
The no-brainer this year is WALL*E winning in this category.┬Ā If you're betting in an Oscar pool, don't lose money here:┬Ā put it on the robots.┬Ā It's sort of surprising that Madagascar:┬Ā Escape 2 Africa was passed over:┬Ā the sequel was one of the top ten highest grossing films of┬Āthe year,┬Āand contributed significantly to┬Āmaking ┬Ā2008 Hollywood's most successful year ever.
Lastly, here are my guesses on the technical and other categories….
ART DIRECTION:┬Ā The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
CINEMATOGRAPHY:┬Ā The Dark Knight
COSTUME DESIGN:┬Ā The Duchess
DOCUMENTARY SHORT:┬Ā The Conscience of Nhem En
FILM EDITING:┬Ā The Dark Knight
MAKEUP:┬Ā The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
MUSIC (SCORE):┬Ā Slumdog Millionaire
MUSIC (SONG):┬Ā "Jai Ho" from Slumdog Millionaire
SHORT FILM (ANIMATED):┬Ā "Presto"
SHORT FILM (LIVE ACTION): "Spielzugland (Toyland)"
SOUND EDITING:┬Ā The Dark Knight
SOUND MIXING:┬Ā The Dark Knight
VISUAL EFFECTS:┬Ā The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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5 Responses to "Oscar Predictions from the "Mindful" Critic."
Great picks and great insight, Rev!
I'm not as big a fan of Milk as you, and will be satisfied with a Slumdog sweep of Pic & Dir.
I'm thinkin' Mickey has a better shot at Best Actor — but it'll be close.
And for Sup Actress, I like Amy Adams because she proves herself to be versitile and amazing from the background of her other work and because Viola Davis, though PERFECT, was only onscreen for one extended scene for seven minutes.
In part, my assessments come from the thought "What actor can I imagine could have done better in any given role?" From this, I come away believing it was a good year for acting, even if the top tier of movies were a bit bland, overall.
Thanks for your comments, Tom! I loved Amy Adams in Doubt too, and was glad she wasn't overlooked. And I definitely agree with you that it was a bland year overall. Regarding Milk: as I say in the piece, I'm not that crazy about any of the best picture nominees, and that includes Milk (I didn't include it in my own list of the ten best films of 2008). To my thinking, isn't much more than beautifully acted, capably directed edu-tainment. For me, Van Sant's masterpice of '08 was Paranoid Park–not Milk. That said, of the best picture nominees, I like it the most.
I was not a fan of Slumdog at all. It was predictable and a modern tilt on a classical Hollywood story.
The ensemble cast in Milk was fabulous. Incredible storytelling and the visuals (remember the shot of reflection in the whistle!!!?! I thinK Wall-e, Milk, Waltz with Bashir and Dark Night were the best films I saw in an incredibly weak year in films.
But of course, the best film of the 21st Century (so far), There WIll Be Blood, was robbed last year. So Milk will be this year.
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