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The $100 a day you'll save by not paying rent in the 94117 can be used to buy a new battery now and then.
And an RV is way cheaper than paying for AirBnb, right?
This is all I know about Corral, about how it's a third-party aggregator of "rideshare" services but that Lyft didn't want Lyft's data going into Corral's app because Lyft is simply your fistbumping friend with a car service.
But now Corral is hiring rideshare drivers on its own?
Video games-wise, Sega Genesis used to be king.
Here's what's left of the American part of the company, as seen in San Francisco in 2013.
They shut down back in aught-ten they did:
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Well, I don't know if the people at Google Fiber should feel ashamed, but check it:
That's like what, about a thousand times faster than your AT&T ADSL connection for less than what Google charges for Google Fiber?
You know why we don't have this here? Because of politically-connected monopolies like Comcast.
Of course, the Japanese pay waaaaaay too much for rice, on account of bad policies having to do with mom and pop farmers, but they're doing lots better than us with the internet.
And did you know that there are people living out there west of San Francisco, all the way out there in the Outer Richmond and the Outset (the Outer Sunset) who can't get cable internet or DSL at any price? Yes, in this day and age, in 2013, there are people in this so-called World Capital of Innovation who go online with a dial up modem because they have no choice.
Poor devils.
Poor, poor West Bay devils. (At least they have Ocean Beach.)
In closing, the Comcast monopoly ought to get shut down and Sony should start selling us internet for cheap.
CCSF student Gloria Dean has a question for the SFMTAMUNIDPTSFBC:
"I would like to know the reasons why the Muni constantly stops trains on the T-Line at 23rd Street as if the rest of Third Street doesn't exist.
"To see elderly women, men and children waiting over an hour for a train to get home is some of the worse treatment of citizens I've ever seen from a transportation system. I've traveled extensively all over the country as well as the world and I've only lived in this area for one year. However, this is obviously a classic combination of classism and racism being displayed, and it is truly a SHAME!
"I've decided to take my car out of the parking garage and drive. I refuse to be treated as a second class citizen. I deserve more and so do all the residents of Bayview. Last check, San Francisco doesn't end at 23rd Street."
Well I know the answer – it has to do with the district election system for the Board of Supervisors, and also the SFMTA's general incompetence.
Now the Supervisor for our Bayview Hunters Point area asked about this sitch and the answer was that the T-Third zipped along at a speedy 9 MPH or something, so a T-Third Express wasn't really needed.
Hey, here's a jobs program. Why not tear out the T-Third and bring back the buses? Just asking. I mean the T-Third takes up a lot of space, right? Why doesn't MUNI use it more?
Now speaking of the N Judah Express, here it is, in action, or lack thereof:
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Is that four buses sitting around on Sansome Street during rush hour? The drivers are just starting work and it's time for a 40 minute lunch break? All right.
And here's another on Bush, just idling away.
Actually, even when the N Judah Express band-aid operation is operational during our rush hours, the buses are totally empty, no passengers, most of the time.
Oh well.
Verizon is bringing it to today's World Series victory parade on Market Street, lining up trucks like these near Market Street
They're temporary cell sites, called Cells on Wheels (COWs):
I'll tell you, I've never used Verizon, but I approve of this message:
"Verizon Wireless Network Ready For San Francisco Giants World Series Victory Parade - Parade Attendees Can Take Advantage of Company's Super-Fast 4G LTE Network
WALNUT CREEK, Calif., Oct. 30, 2012 — When the San Francisco Giants parade thru the city October 31, the Verizon Wireless will be ready to handle the frenzy of calls, cell phone picture and video messages and texts from the one million excited fans expected to attend.
The company has significantly increased capacity on its voice and 4G LTE data network in downtown San Francisco and at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Verizon Wireless' network is ready to handle more voice and data traffic than that at the busiest time on a normal day.
"From an emergency management perspective, I really appreciate all the background work Verizon has done to increase network access from cell phones. We view this as a key facet of the larger public safety plan," said Anne Kronenberg, executive director of the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management.
As part of Verizon Wireless' preparation for the parade, the company will have temporary cell sites, known as Cells on Wheels (COWs), deployed near the parade route to handle increased network traffic. These sites can process thousands of calls and data transmissions each hour and are designed for use at special events that demand additional network capacity. They will be deployed to downtown locations.
"We have made a significant investment in network improvements in preparation for this major event," said Russ Preite, region president for Verizon Wireless. "Our customers will be talking, texting, navigating and e-mailing with their wireless devices at a fast pace. We are prepared, as we were with the SF Giants 2012 playoff and World Series home games, to handle more traffic and to provide the reliable, high-quality service our customers expect from Verizon Wireless."
Verizon Wireless' network reliability is supported by industry-leading redundancy and maintenance measures, including back-up power at most facilities. For additional reliability, generators are installed at all switching facilities and many cell site locations.
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network offers more 4G LTE coverage than all other competitors' networks combined. The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network is currently available in 419 markets to more than 250 million people throughout the United States. For more information, please visit www.verizonwireless.com/lte.
Verizon Wireless has invested more than $70 billion since it was formed in 2000 – on average more than $6 billion every year – to increase the coverage and capacity of its premier nationwide network and to add new services.
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Well it sure looks that way:
"Feed My Starving Children - Feeding God's starving children hungry in body and spirit."
OK fine.
As seen on Fell at Masonic:
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"California law requires that station operators provide free air and water to customers who purchase gasoline or diesel fuel."
So, no tithing is required to get your ride back on the road.
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I don't know, if I wanted to create gridlock in SoMA / Financial / Union Square, I think I'd hire some jackasses to drive "mobile billboards" around the block and around the block all day long.
"Blocking the box" yesterday with a mobile billboard truck in the middle of the intersection of 3rd Street and Market:
"Hey everybody! Stop everything and look at me!"
Reverse angle – now the driver is only blocking one lane of 3rd Street:
Note the Washington state license plates.
And here's the result of the advertising trucks. Gridlock:
Oh well.
"Blocking the box" is illegal these days, but the SFPD doesn't really hand out tickets for that, so have at it.
Now I'll tell you, Lyft taxi, a service that you just might like, isn't legal, but mobile billboards, a "service" that you don't like, are legal, more or less.
Isn't it ironic?
Don't cha think?
The Center for Biological Diversity is crowing about more room being designated for the Western Snowy Plover along the west coast.
San Francisco isn't getting more space for these critters but they already have as much as they need here now, not that some area dog owners agree with the way things are these days.
Anyway, here are some San Francisco Snowy Plovers and the also the deets of the new agreement with the Feds are below.
(Oh, and remember, as always, plover rhymes with lover.)
A snowy plover on Ocean Beach _not_ being harassed by a dog:
Now, Ocean Beach Dog, ooh, somebody over there got an off-leash ticket from the Feds a looooong time ago. (Can you guess what year by looking at the website design? Sure you can.) Oh well. Well, the Feds don't like Ocean Beach Dog and people what behave like Ocean Beach Dog. The Feds consider us Whacko City, USA because of outfits like OBD, oh well.
Most dogs don't bother the boids, of course. Can you see the snowy plover?
But some dogs do harass the birds. (These aren't actually snowy plovers near Lawton and the Great Highway but the dogs don't know or care about that.)
(Get those Ocean Beach birds, good boy!)
And here's the sitch up in Crissy Field:
See the birds, see the unleashed dog?
Is is surprising to you that an unleashed dog could find and chase these plovers? What was surprising to me was to hear that this particular boid flew up from Morro Bay (where it was banded and which is like way south of here) all the way up to the Marina District:
Keep on keeping on, plovers:
"More Than 24,000 Acres of Critical Habitat Protected for Western Snowy Plover
PORTLAND, Ore.— In response to a Center for Biological Diversity lawsuit, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today designated 24,527 acres (38 square miles) of critical habitat to protect the Pacific Coast population of threatened western snowy plovers in Washington, Oregon and California.
"Protecting critical habitat will help this lovely shorebird continue on the path to recovery," said Tierra Curry, a conservation biologist at the Center. "Species with federally protected habitat are more than twice as likely to be moving toward recovery than species without it, so this puts a big safety net between plovers and extinction."
Western snowy plovers breed primarily on beaches in southern Washington, Oregon, California and Baja California. Today's designation includes four critical habitat units in Washington (covering 6,077 acres), nine units in Oregon (covering 2,112 acres) and 47 units in California (covering 16,337 acres).
Snowy plovers were listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act in 1993, when the coastal population had dropped to 1,500 birds and plovers no longer bred at nearly two-thirds of their former nesting sites. That Endangered Species Act protection allowed the population to increase to more than 3,600 adults by 2010.
Plovers are recovering but still face many threats, including widespread and frequent disturbance of nesting sites by humans, vehicles and off-leash dogs; crushing by off-road vehicles; global climate change; pesticide use; and habitat loss.
The western snowy plover was first granted 19,474 acres of critical habitat in 1999. In 2005 the Bush administration illegally reduced the critical habitat to 12,145 acres, eliminating protection for thousands of acres scientists believed necessary for the snowy plover's survival and abandoning key habitat areas crucial for recovery. In 2008 the Center sued over the unlawful reduction of the plover's habitat protections, leading to a settlement agreement with the Service and today's revised designation.
Today's final rule includes the reinstatement of habitat areas identified by government scientists as essential that were improperly withdrawn in 2005; inclusion of some areas not currently occupied by plovers but important for their recovery; and addition of habitats such as back-dune systems in an attempt to offset anticipated effects of sea-level rise caused by climate change.
The western snowy plover is a shy, pocket-sized shorebird that weighs less than two ounces and lives for three years. Plovers forage for worms, insects and crustaceans in wet sand and in kelp that has washed ashore. The word "plover" is thought to come from the Old French"plovier" or "rain bird" because plovers were seen on sandy French beaches during spring rains.
The Center for Biological Diversity is a national, nonprofit conservation organization with more than 375,000 members and online activists dedicated to the protection of endangered species and wild places."
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California DMV Uses YouTube to Spread Training Videos
The DMV is using a popular website to connect with teenagers. The agency has posted videos on YouTube showing how to pass the California driver's test. More than 50 short videos cover subjects like unsafe lane changes, how to avoid being hit by a light rail train, and being overly cautious during a driving exam.
Teamsters Chief Protests U.S.-Mexico Cargo Program
The International Teamsters Union chief was at the U.S.-Mexico border in San Diego today, protesting a program that lets some Mexican trucks haul cargo anywhere in the United States. KPBS reporter Andrew Phelps has details.
Congressman Issa Suggests Afghanistan Needs More U.S. Troops
San Diego Republican Congressman Darrell Issa just got back from a trip to the Middle East. He and four other lawmakers met with military and political leaders in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Washington reporter Matt Laslo has the story.
San Diego Beaches Running Out of Sand
California officials say beach tourism brings in about $61 billion a year to the state's economy. But some of San Diego Countys more popular beaches are running out of sand. KPBS reporter Ed Joyce has more on the plan to fix that problem.
The Golden Compass Becomes a Movie and Creates Controversy
British author Philip Pullman's fantasy series for young adults His Dark Materials have remained controversial since their publication. This weekend, a film adaptation of The Golden Compass, the first book in the series, comes to theaters. We'll talk about the religious world of the books, the author and the new film.
Suspected Drug Traffickers Assassinate Tecate Police Chief
The Tecate police chief was assassinated a day after Mexican police discovered a tunnel and two tons of marijuana along the U.S.-Mexico border. The Mexican government has deployed 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico to curb drug violence. More than 300 people have been killed in Baja California, which is the highest of any Mexican state.
Inside Sacramento: Redistricting, Electoral College, Term Limits, Indian Gaming Agreements
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger takes up redistricting reform again; GOP backers propose changes to the way California counts electoral votes; Democrats and Republicans spar over a campaign to change legislative term limits; and the federal government delays approval of Indian-gaming agreements. John Myers, the Sacramento bureau chief for KQED public radio and "The California Report," takes us "Inside Sacramento."
20th Century Sports History and Culture Examined in New Book
Did you know that legendary athlete Jim Thorpe and former President Dwight D. Eisenhower once clashed on the gridiron in one of the most hard fought football games in history? We speak to author Lars Anderson about his new book "Carlisle vs. Army: Jim Thorpe, Dwight Eisenhower, Pop Warner and the Forgotten Story of Football's Greatest Battle."
Surge Expected in Number of Homeless Vets Seeking Winter Shelter
The City of San Diegos Winter Shelter for Homeless Veterans opens tomorrow in the Midway area. Some are questioning if it will have enough beds to handle the number of homeless vets who need shelter. KPBS reporter Alison St John has more.
Geologist: Recent Rainstorm Caused Further Slippage on La Jolla Hillside
San Diego's senior engineering geologist says last weekend's rainstorm caused further movement in a La Jolla hillside that collapsed in October.
S.D. Developer Wins a Round in the Battle over Bay Front Proposal
A major San Diego developer has won another round in the ongoing battle over the Navy Broadway Complex on the Embarcadero downtown. The San Diego City Council voted to deny an appeal filed by the citizens' coalition that opposes the project. Manchester's "Pacific Gateway" development is planned for an area often called "San Diego's front porch. KPBS reporter Alison St John has more.
High Ranking Tecate Police Officer Murdered Following Discovery of Border Tunnel
Gunmen murdered a high ranking police officer in his Tecate, Mexico home Tuesday. The killing came less than one day after U.S. authorities discovered a tunnel used to smuggle drugs beneath the border in Tecate. KPBS Reporter Amy Isackson has the story.
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NEWTON - Marjorie I. Gunn Price, 91, of Newton, died Jan. 17 at Presbyterian Manor in Newton. She was born April 14, 1919, in Great Bend, the daughter of Lee and Lydia (Appel) Wells. She graduated from Great Bend High School in 1938. On. Nov. 5, 1939, she married Richard "Dick" H. Gunn in Hutchinson. They moved to Newton in the early '60s, and he passed away in 1975.
HUTCHINSON - Elden M. Dutschmann, 85, died Jan. 17 at Promise Regional Medical Center, Hutchinson. He was born May 20, 1925, the son of Paul C. and Dora Ida Schultz Dutschmann. A World War II veteran, he was a staff sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, where he received a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star.
Donald V. Fabricius, 80, died Jan. 18 at Kansas Medical Center in Andover. He was born Aug. 26, 1930, at Graham County, the son of Victor and Alice (Chalfant) Fabricius. He married Rosalie P. "Rosie" Billinger Sept. 26, 1959, at St. Anthony Catholic Church at St. Peter. He was owner and operator of Arrow Testing, and had been a Great Bend resident since 1962.
SKIPPACK, Pa. - Arlen David Eichman, 70, died in Skippack, Pa. on Dec. 28, 2010. He was born in WaKeeney on Dec. 6, 1940, and was the adoptive son of Jacob and Clara (Deines) Eichman of Hoisington. Arlen grew up in Hoisington and was a 1958 graduate of Hoisington High School and a 1965 graduate of Bethany College in Lindsborg, where he graduated cum laude with a degree in music. He taught instrumental music in Dighton for two years, then entered the Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington, Ind., where he obtained a master's degree in brass music and ...
WICHITA - Eugene D. Bentley, 86, died Jan. 17 at Wichita. Services are pending with Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home in Hoisington.
LYONS - Edna Manke, 98, died Jan. 15 at the Rice County District Hospital in Lyons. Born Jan. 22, 1912, in rural Ellinwood, she was the daughter of William A. and Henrietta Lantermann Koch. A resident of Lyons since 1967, formerly of Bushton, she was a homemaker. She graduated from Ellinwood High School in 1928. On June 12, 1929, she married Leo F. Manke in Ellinwood. He died September 27, 1994.
ELLINWOOD - Robert B. Reser, 89, died Jan. 16 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation, Great Bend. He was born Feb. 1, 1921, at Caney, the son of Frank Byron and Mattie Fern Condor Reser. He graduated from Douglas High School in 1940. He married Betty Lou Elliott on April 23, 1944, at Denver, Colo. She died Sept. 21, 1992. A longtime Ellinwood resident, formerly of Bushton, he was owner of the former Reser Welding & Repair of Ellinwood.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Louise Weide Zook died Dec. 20, 2010, in Los Angeles, Calif. She was born in Great Bend in 1923, the daughter of Rose and August Weide. She graduated from Great Bend High School in 1941 and worked at Duckwall's prior to three years on the Draft Board.
KINSLEY - Virginia Polson, 80, died unexpectedly at home in Kinsley on Jan. 13. She was born July 27, 1930, at Rozel, the daughter of Carl E. and Hulda Edlund Polson. A resident of Kinsley, formerly of Rozel, she was a homemaker.
GARFIELD – Leta Viva Nelson, 98, died Jan. 13 at the Pawnee Valley Community Hospital, Larned. She was born Sept. 26, 1912, at Rozel, the daughter of Edgar and Hattie Steeley Van Eaton. On Oct. 29, 1932, she married Carl "Aaron" Nelson at Wichita. He died Nov. 2, 1985. A former resident on a farm between Newton and Wichita, moving to a farm in Leon in 1942, and then to a farm in Garfield in 1947, she was the Pawnee County lunch room supervisor for Ft. Larned School District 495.
GLADSTONE, Mo. - Velma Lorene Tiede, 85, died Jan. 13 at her home in Gladstone, Mo. She was born Dec. 18, 1925, at Verona, Mo., the daughter of Charlie and Maude (Browning) Shue. She married Richard E. Tiede on Dec. 8, 1947, at Eureka Springs, Ark. He died Oct. 28, 1976. She worked for Smith International as a secretary. Mrs. Tiede was a Gladstone resident for 16 years, coming from Great Bend, where she resided for 35 years.
HOISINGTON - M. "Joyce" Steiner died Jan. 11 at McCrite Plaza Retirement Community, Topeka. She was born in Clarinda, Iowa, the daughter of Harry Isaac and Thelma (Kite) Brooks. She married James John Steiner May 7, 1976, at Hoisington. He died June 26, 1991. She worked for Southwestern Bell Telephone as a switchboard operator. She was a Topeka resident since 2009, coming from Hoisington.
FRANKTOWN, COLO. - Robert E. Lee Hartman Sr., 88, died Jan. 2 at his rural home Franktown, Colo. Born April 3, 1922, on the family farm in South Bend Township, just south of Great Bend, he was the son of Edgar and Gertrude Wilson Hartman. He attended Barton County schools and was a 1938 graduate of Great Bend High School. He married Dorothy McCosh Petty on Oct. 8, 1948. She preceded him in death on June 20, 1996.
WICHITA - Daniel Mark Kraft, 50, passed away Jan. 10. Born on Oct. 13, 1960 in Hoisington, he was the son of Duane and Dolores Kraft. He worked for Universal Products in Goddard. He was a loving son, father, brother, uncle and friend.
LARNED - Ellen Nadine Bittner, 81, died Feb. 23, 2014 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. She was born Oct. 22, 1932, at Alton, Missouri, the daughter of Claude and Esther Barton Strain. A resident of the Great Bend formerly of Larned, she was a retired nurses aide at Gleason Hospital in Larned. She was of the Christian faith.
ST. JOHN - Leonard Rex Davis, 84, died Feb. 23 at Leisure Homestead, St. John. He was born Mar. 2, 1929, at Manter, the son of Earl R. and Rosa M. (Kidwell) Davis. He was a farmer/stockman and life-long resident of rural St. John.
Christy Smith, 49, died Feb. 22 at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Wichita. Born May 22, 1964 at Travis U.S. Air Force Base Hospital in Fairfield, Calif., she was the daughter of Wendell H. and Mary (Brocher) Smith. A Great Bend resident since 1971, Christy was employed as a residential home care provider for Rosewood Services. She enjoyed animals, movies, reading, and sharing her wonderful wit and sense of humor. She particularly enjoyed helping others, always identifying with those in need.
Maxine R. Heueisen, 80, died Feb. 23 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born April 23, 1933 in Stafford County, she was the daughter of Earl and Jesse (Ballinger) Carr. On Nov. 26, 1955, she married Charles Heueisen in Larned. He died on April 17, 1979. A resident of Great Bend since 1997, coming from Larned. She was employed in the admissions department at Larned State Hospital, previously employed as the activities director at the Great Bend Manor and served as a case worker for the Center For Counselling. She had also previously operated the Meals on Wheels program ...
MUNJOR - Mary Ann Gross, 74, died Feb. 22, at Via Christi-St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. Born Aug. 21, 1939, in Hays, she was the daughter of Ignatius and Irene (Werth) Koerner. On April 18, 1959, she married Wilbert Gross in Hays. She was a former licensed hairdresser and spent many years as a homemaker. She loved family gatherings with her children and grandchildren and the special trips she took with the love of her life, Wilbert.
Ellen Nadine Bittner, 81, died Feb. 23, at Great Bend Regional Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending with Morell Funeral Home in Larned.


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Nice to see the crackhead in chief still focused "like a laser beam" on the economy. But I guess we shouldn't believe an ultra-conservative newspaper like the NY Times, huh?
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/28/us...bama.html?_r=1 Long, slow rounds. A lot of time hunting for balls in the woods. All dished up with a dollop of trash-talking. The First Golfer brought his duffers game to Marthas Vineyard this week. By Thursday, Mr. Obama had logged three golf games in four days, appearing at one island course after another. He spent five hours on Monday afternoon playing 18 holes at the Farm Neck Golf Club here, two and a half hours on Tuesday playing nine holes at Mink Meadows Golf Club in Vineyard Haven, and several hours playing Thursday afternoon at the Vineyard Golf Club in Edgartown. While Mr. Obama has indulged in other vacation activities he took his family bike riding Thursday morning, went to the beach on Wednesday and took his wife to dinner Tuesday night golf has been the only recurring one. |
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This month's Sight and Sound dropped through my letterbox Saturday morning, and in it contained their once-a-decade Top 10 Films of All Time, as voted for by critics and filmmakers. If you've been living as a recluse in your own personal Xanadu, Orson Welles, who's been number one for the past half century, got Citizen Kaned by Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo (James Stewart).
In the issue, Sight and Sound also included "100 sample entries" representing "edited highlights of the 358 voting entries we recieved for the 2012 Directors' Poll." The whole bunch will be available online from 22nd August, but until then, here's the final Part 5 of our own sample of your favourite filmmakers' favourite films...
Paul Schrader (American Gigolo)
Tokyo Story (Ozu)
Pickpocket (Bresson)
Le Regle du jeu (Renoir)
Citizen Kane (Welles)
The Conformist (Bertolucci)
Vertigo (Hitchcock)
The Lady Eve (Sturges)
Wild Bunch (Peckinpah)
Orphee (Cocteau)
In the Mood for Love (Wong)
Martin Scorsese (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull)
8 1/2 (Fellini)
2001: A Space Odyssey
Ashes and Diamonds (Wajda)
Citizen Kane (Welles)
The Leopard (Visconti)
Paisa (Rossellini)
The Red Shoes (Powell and Pressburger)
The River (Renoir)
Salvatore Giuliano (Rosi)
The Searchers (Ford)
Ugetsu monogatari (Mizoguchi)
Vertigo (Hitchcock)
Quentin Tarantino (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction)
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Leone)
Apocalypse Now (Coppola)
The Bad News Bears (Ritchie)
Carrie (De Palma)
Dazed and Confused (Linklater)
The Great Escape (Sturges)
His Girl Friday (Hawks)
Jaws (Spielberg)
Pretty Maids All in a Row (Vadim)
Rolling Thunder (Flynn)
Sorcerer (Friedkin)
Taxi Driver (Scorsese)
Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World)
2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick)
An American Werewolf in London (Landis)
Carrie (De Palma)
Dames (Enright and Berkeley)
Don't Look Now (Roeg)
Duck Soup (McCarey)
Psycho (Hitchcock)
Raising Arizona (Coens)
Taxi Driver (Scorsese)
The Wild Bunch (Peckinpah)
Both Scorsese and Tarantino were allowed 12 choices. Knowing how much they love cinema, Sight and Sound probably had to edit those 12 down from a gazillion.
And that concludes our pick of Sight and Sound's once-a-decade Director's Poll. In truth, it was all a build up to our Flickering Myth's Top 10 Greatest Film's of all Time that will be unveiled tomorrow; our own poll of all writers and contributors to the site. Will Vertigo top ours? Or will it be Jim Carrey's The Mask?
Tune in Saturday to find out...
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It looked like the Sixers might leave Indiana tonight with a second straight win, but that wasn't the case. The Pacers were the ones who escaped with the victory on Saturday night. The final score was 106-98.
The Sixers played tough despite missing three significant players. Tony Wroten and Spencer Hawes sat out the game due to injury. Thad Young isn't currently with the team due to a personal family issue. That meant the Sixers only dressed nine men to play: five starters and four guys off the bench. You have to give the Sixers credit. They're really playing hard out there. Brett Brown has these guys motivated and ready to play.
As for the game itself: perfect result. The Sixers play hard and kept it close until the end, but ultimately walk out with the loss.
The Pacers were paced (ha) by big man Roy Hibbert (27 pts, 13 rebs, 6 blocks) and Paul George (19 points).
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Posted by aboutthatplace on June 07, 2010
We leave this Wednesday for 10 days in England, three of which will be spent in the Cotswolds. We bought a 'walks' book, but what we lack information on is Pubs. What are some great pubs and teahouses in the area?
Thanks, Lane
Reply by koshkha on June 07, 2010
The Cotswolds covers a very big area so you might need to narrow it down a bit. Mind you, just ask the hotels where you are staying for recommendations and they'll be sure to know where's worth a look.
My personal favourite places in the Cotswolds are Chipping Campden, Chipping Norton, Broadway and Bourton on the Water, but to be fair, it's all pretty lovely.
Reply by barbara on June 08, 2010
You won't have a problem finding a pub once you're there. Every village with a healthy sense of self-respect has a couple of them on the High Street.
Just in case you've never traveled in the UK: Remember, in a pub you order and pay at the bar. You'll normally find a number on your table... maybe a small brass plate on the corner. You tell the publican the number of the table when you order so that they'll know where to bring you your food.
In Broadway, go up to the tower. You'll be rewarded with a great view of the English countryside from the top. And there's a little museum inside.
Have a wonderful time!
Reply by aboutthatplace on June 09, 2010
Thanks for the input. My better half is actually from London, but has never been to the Cotswolds either, so we didn't realize the size (but have since purchased a "Walks" book, and will report back how good/accurate it was). We are renting a car in Bath and then staying for several days in Stowe-on-the-Wold.
And, right now, I have a flight to catch! Cheers! Lane
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The SEC's 10 Biggest Commitments of the 2011 Recruiting Class
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There's no denying that SEC schools are becoming more and more dominant on the recruiting trail. Rarely does a blue-chip go by that doesn't include LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, etc. on their list of offers or dream schools.
And perhaps no conference has done better at securing early commitments from those top players than the SEC.
Their work allows us to look at the 10 biggest commitments so far. Factored into the term "big" are, in no order: potential upside; list of competitive offers; instant impactability; and whether they fulfilled a major need in the class.
Take a look at the 10 best verbals spanning 10 SEC schools.
I very nearly put recent QB Justin Worley on here, and the Volunteers may still have quarterback issues if no legitimate successor to the throne ascends from the group of Matt Simms, Tyler Bray, Nick Lamaison and Nash Nance.
But put any quarterback behind the untested and razor thin depth chart of the Volunteers offensive line, and I don't think they could do much to salvage things.
That's what makes tackle Alan Posey so crucial. He's not a blue-chip prospect, but the 6'6', 305 lb will provide some depth and stability at Tennessee's right tackle spot, allowing 2010 signee Jawaun James to serve on the blind side, where he fits best.
Posey, a native of Athens, GA, held offers from Georgia Tech, Louisville, LSU and West Virginia, and was as at the center of a fierce recruiting battle that Clemson took to the finish line. Tennessee can and should expect to see more commits along that offensive line, but for now, Posey is a good start.
The rankings and evaluations on Louisville, KY athlete Jon Davis have been somewhat pedestrian (he's the third-best prospect in the state to Rivals, the No. 19 ATH to ESPN), but I see what I see in his film.
He's an explosive player who can run, throw, catch, return and eat up yards, with size, speed and quickness the likes of which I don't remember seeing from Kentucky's offense...ever.
Hopefully, reports of his wavering don't come to fruition, because I would love to see what new head coach and former offensive coordinator Joker Phillips can do with this kid.
For a while now, Ole Miss has been a school with a strong front seven and liabilities in the secondary. A verbal from the No. 5 safety in the country and RIvals No. 105 player should help complete the picture.
Holliman, a native of Miami, FL, is a good sized prospect who posted 75 tackles and four picks as a junior. He picked Ole Miss over offers from Tennessee, Nebraska and West Virginia.
His verbal came on July 4 in conjunction with another DB, Andrew Johnson and a LB, Serderius Bryant, giving the Rebels reason to celebrate extra hard on independence day. What's more, their connection to Florida talent now looks to be alive and well, something even Ed Orgeron couldn't keep flowing with any consistency.
Razorback fans could only watch glumly as blue-chip in-state quarterback Kiehl Frazier chose the Auburn Tigers over their proud program and head coach, who, in the positive column, was known for his great development of QBs.
They didn't let it happen twice, landing four-star in-stater Brey Cook. The 6'7", 314 lb tackle verbaled to the Arkansas Razorbacks just this past weekend over offers from Oklahoma, Alabama, Auburn, Florida State and a host of others, becoming the most decorated prospect in the class.
Recruitniks are already buzzing about the great team Cook and another in-state signee, offensive guard Mitch Smothers, will make on O-lines of the future. With another in-stater, QB Brandon Allen, in the fold, the Hogs' focus can now turn to where SEC championships are won and lost: defense.
I won't put QB Jeff Driskel on the pedastal of you-know-who, but he should serve Florida's offense well provided it starts to resemble something a little more black-and-white.
Driskel won't keep it on the option pitch, but he's Rivals' top pro-style QB and a strong-armed player with great size, reliable guru hype and a passion for the game.
He'll enroll at Florida during John Brantley's senior year and, if possible, keep a redshirt on while he learns the offense before competing all-out as a RS freshman. His commitment guarantees an unbroken chain of command, no guarantee in the wild world of SEC recruiting.
I was tempted to put four-star DE Sterling Bailey on here since I think Georgia's defense faces as much of a learning curve as its offense.
But consider what Georgia's situation would have resembled had four-star QB Christian LeMay not signed on to the 2011 class.
The Bulldogs nearly watched as not one, but two QBs, Zach Mettenberger and Logan Gray, left school this spring. As backups to redshirt freshman and untested starter Aaron Murray, their departures would have left the esteemed program an injury away from dipping into the walk-on well.
Gray eventually reconsidered once he received reassurance that the starting job was still (kinda sorta) up for grabs, but I'd thank LeMay for truly quieting the calm.
The technically sound and extremely heady QB, No. 3 overall in the class, "committed" to the program in his home church in Matthews, North Carolina, over a host of offers from all over the country. Texas A&M, Clemson, Notre Dame and Auburn joined Georgia as the final five left standing, and that was only after Florida bowed out.
LeMay will provide immediate depth and an unbroken chain of command to the Dawgs upon his arrival, and will even enroll early in spite of a confusing 30-day suspension from his high school. Should the Bulldogs struggle to adjust to a new defensive coordinator, a new QB and the same old slings and arrows of the SEC, he might get there not a moment too soon.
It's hard to overstate the importance of a middle linebacker to a defense, but I will try: think of an offense with no quarterback, and switch sides.
Mississippi State landed the No. 6 inside linebacker in the 2011 class in C.J. Johnson, a 6'3", 227 lb backer out of Philadelphia, MS.
Granted, he was a local player from a state where recruits don't tend to travel too far away. But more elite teams usually succeed in skimming the top prospects off the in-state pile (evidence: 2010's five-star tackle, Shon Coleman, who chose Auburn), and Johnson, for his part, also held offers from Alabama, LSU, Michigan and Tennessee.
Anyone with knowledge of MSU's facilities knows even Ole Miss should have the upper hand with in-state recruits (did that manage to offend everyone?).
His verbal speaks not only to Dan Mullen's recruiting prowess, but to the latter's ability to build a complete team, and not just one that scores a lot and prefers to win by shootout. Holding on to him through the season has to be priority No. 1.
By now it might seem de rigueur that a top safety playing anywhere within 500 miles of Alabama would have the Crimson Tide in his pool, and likely choose them as his final destination.
That was certainly true of Orlando, FL safety Ha'Sean Clinton-Dix, who made short work of his recruitment after a visit to Tuscaloosa back in April.
Rivals No. 2 safety is not a well-refined prospect,. He lacks a good backpedal and is so-so in tackling form. But there's no better school for learning the finer points of secondary defense than Alabama at this point.
Should Alabama face the yearly or bi-yearly defections to the NFL that befall schools that recruit at their level (Exhibit A: USC), they'll count on decorated recruits like Clinton-Dix to hold the rope and be ready to step in at a moment's notice.
Perhaps the most physically dominant interior lineman in the class, 2010 LSU commit and five-star tackle Anthony Johnson is a beast, a man among boys. The in-state prospect can exert his will on lesser players and destroy blocking assignments from the inside or outside.
The No. 2 prospect to ESPN, Johnson, aka The Freak, dominated one-on-one drills at a Nike Camp in Baton Rouge, using his hands as well as his strength to extend and shed blocks.
He fits the mold of the pass-rushing defensive tackle the SEC, and specifically LSU, has brought to prominence in the modern era. LSU always fields a great defensive line, so it will be exciting to see the many ways the coaches find to turn him loose.
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Frazier will take the field a few seasons after offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn's system has clicked into place, and take advantage of the various ground and air weapons the mad genius has accrued in that time.
He'll use his legs to buy time and chew yards, or drop bombs on opposing defenses with his strong, hyper-accurate arm. And he'll enroll just as starter Cameron Newton - his prototypical clone, I might add - is entering his senior season, giving him a year to bulk up and get ready to take the reins.
That Auburn was coldly efficient in getting his verbal deserves praise of its own. Frazier was shaping up to be a sought-after prospect, a multi-visit type with the versatility to fit into many offensive systems. But Auburn sowed up his verbal shortly after an A-Day visit in May. No visits, no verbals, no calls anywhere else.
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"Nashville, Tenn. (July 19, 2012) – Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager David Poile issued the following statement this morning:
"We are in receipt of the offer sheet signed between the Philadelphia Flyers and Shea Weber. Under the rules pertaining to an offer sheet, the Predators have one week to decide whether to match or accept the compensation. We have stated previously that, should a team enter into an offer sheet with Shea, our intention would be to match and retain Shea. Our ownership has provided us with the necessary resources to build a Stanley Cup-winning team. Due to the complexity of the offer sheet, we will take the appropriate time to review and evaluate it and all of its ramifications in order to make the best decision for the Predators in both the short and long-term.
"We do not anticipate any further comments on this situation until we make our decision within the next seven days.""
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Is it the best move (short/long term) for the franchise? In my opinion, yes. The Predators need Shea Weber, they absolutely need him. Losing Suter and Weber in the same offseason will crush the team and it's fanbase.
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The Party Surprise is the ninth episode of the twelfth season.
Every year, a winter holiday party is held at Mr. Percival's house. Colin the crane lives at the wharf, and is upset that he cannot go. While Colin is loading cargo into barges, Mr. Percival is visiting Mountain Village Station, and is set to return in time for Freddie to take him to the party. Freddie, however, feels sorry for Colin, and decides to ask Mr. Percival if they could hold the party at the wharf instead, so Colin could join in.
However, he sees Peter Sam and Rusty carrying party supplies. Not wanting the supplies to reach Mr. Percival's house, he tells the two engines that the party is now at the wharf, and asks them to leave their trucks and inform the other engines. Freddie shunts the trucks by Colin, asking him not to touch them until he returns. Freddie then hurries to Mountain Village Station to find Mr. Percival, only to discover he's already left.
Mr. Percival sees the cargo in front of Colin and, not knowing they are the party supplies, demands Colin load them immediately. Freddie returns to see them floating away on a barge. Realizing his mistake, he hurries to Mr. Percival and explains everything. Mr. Percival agrees to hold the party at the wharf, and Colin soon unloads the party supplies from the barge. Freddie collects Mr. Percival, his family, and the children from the house. The party is a wonderful success and Colin is grateful to Freddie.
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- Sir Handel (cameo)
- Duncan (cameo)
- Mighty Mac (cameo)
- The Percival Twins (cameo)
- Freddie gains an Irish accent in the UK narration.
- In Germany this episode is named "The Surprise Party". The French title is "A Suprise Party for Colin".
- This is the first and only appearance of Colin in the television series, Bertram, Hank, Flora, Splatter, Dodge and, Billy also share the dilemma.
- This episode marks Mighty Mac's last appearance to date.
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- Brakevans should have been added to Peter Sam, Rusty, and Rheneas' trains.
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The Harry Parker Boathouse along the Charles River in Boston's Brighton neighborhood is still as bold and as exciting as it was when it opened four years ago.
Built for Community Rowing, and designed by the Cambridge firm of Anmahian Winton Architects, the boathouse was criticized in some quarters for not being traditional enough -- as if it should somehow look like a costume character from Oxbridge-on-Thames.
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Compare the poetic and brilliant boathouse with new Nelson Fitness Center at Brown University. Here, the donor insisted on a "traditional" design, and his chosen architect, Robert A.M. Stern, called this "a milestone in Brown's evolving appreciation of its architectural heritage ... a first step toward recapturing Brown's characteristic pattern of low-key red brick Georgian."
Perhaps so, if the step taken is a backward one. This embarrassing building is as traditional as the faux-Colonial A & P grocery stores of my youth -- with the gravitas of Saran Wrap. Stern's statements are ironic, given the university's recent patronage of such contemporary designs as Diller Scofidio + Renfro's Granoff Center and Anhamian Winton's inventive renovation of Rhode Island Hall.
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It's not enough that a storm Saturday dumped as much as 30 inches of wet, heavy snow that snapped trees and power lines, and caused widespread power failures in the Northeast. Now, the scary weather threatens to disrupt Halloween trick-or-treating in New England, New Jersey, and even in Miami.
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Why The Kids Are All Right Won the Golden Globe! 5 Reasons to See "The Kids Are All Right" by POPSUGAR Moms 1/16/11 0 Reactions 1 Shares Print 0 0 1 0 0 "The Kids Are All Right" won Best Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy at the Golden Globes tonight! Here are 5 reasons why the film deserved the award. You know those "mom" moments when you step back from your own life and see your spouse, your children, and all the chaos unfold as if you're watching a movie? Well, The Kids Are All Right is exactly that . . . only the parents are lesbian couple, Nic (Annette Bening) and Jules (Julianne Moore), and their kids Joni and Laser (Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson) are coming of age and want to meet their biological father, sperm donor Paul (Mark Ruffalo). Without giving too much away, here are five situations that all moms can relate to in the movie. Hire a babysitter and go see this brilliant film before it's nominated for Oscars. Start The Relationships Are Real What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marriage and partnerships, especially when combined with parenting, can be tough. Moms, like all people, are flawed, but even when things seem irretrievably broken, they can be fixed if parties are willing. 1 / 5 The Kids Are All Right What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kids experiment (like most adults did) when they are young. And if a son or daughter makes a mistake, chances are they probably aren't going to ruin their life. Don't sweat the small stuff (like late thank you notes) if you are raising good people. 2 / 5 The Characters Are Whole What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The family may be a woman's foundation, but moms shine and thrive as independent people. Pursuing a passion may give someone a better sense of self. 3 / 5 Reflection of Society What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's a big deal and it's not. Technology has made it possible for many configurations of people to make up a family. This movie beautifully explores that. But at the core, "modern" and "traditional" families are all one and the same. 4 / 5 Brilliant Humor Lightens Emotional Subject Matter What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Laughter is one of life's greatest releases. While The Kids Are All Right tackles emotional and even volatile situations, it's also quite comedic. Like many memorable scenes in the movie, a dose of the unexpected makes the last scene particularly compelling. 6 / 5 0 0 1 0 0 Read More Kid Movies2011 Golden Globe AwardsThe Kids Are All RightHeadlinesFamily TiesAnnette BeningFertilityMark RuffaloJulianne MooreMovies fertility Why You're Not Getting Pregnant (and What to Do About It) 1 week ago 8 Ways to Get Your Body Ready For Baby 9/27/13 Trying to Get Pregnant? Test Your Fertility IQ 9/23/13 What Is a "V-Steam"? 7/23/13 Make That Baby Kit: Ga Ga or Gag? 7/08/13 Your High-Tech Pregnancy: 5 Apps to Help You Conceive 6/03/12 Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents
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