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Uwe Boll is widely considered one of the worst directors working today, and while he has certainly delivered some stinkers ("House of the Dead," "Alone in the Dark"), he occasionally delivers a film that deserves to find an audience (last years "Rampage," the shockingly good "Seed"). Unfortunately his latest, "BloodRayne: The Third Reich" (Phase 4 Films, $24.99/DVD, $32.99/Blu-ray SRP, Not Rated), ranks amongst his poorest efforts, and is certain to solidify his status as the "Ed Wood of our generation." Filled with stupid dialogue, a dull story line, plot holes big enough to drive a truck through and lazy directing, this terrible film finds half-vamp/half-human heroine Rayne (Natassia Malthe) as she takes on an army of zombie/vampire Nazi's who are attempting to reach Berlin to grant Hitler immortality. Bad on almost every conceivable level and not worth your time or money.
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The GOOP goddess, who has been feeling very liberated since she was named "World's Most Beautiful Woman" (you heard that she's been shaving her stuff and giving racy relationship advice), shows a little more than what her husband would probably be comfortable with in her upcoming drama-comedy flick, "Thanks For Sharing."
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2012-12-31 12:00:00
For our third-annual conversation on the Year in Theatre, Thom White – the Reader's chief theatre reviewer – and I thought we'd shake things up a bit. So instead of meeting for an hours-long breakfast to discuss the area stage scene, we met for an hours-long dinner to discuss the area stage scene.
And while I managed to keep things lively by spilling a completely full glass of water not 10 minutes after sitting down, we also managed to touch on many of the varied experiences that Thom (occasionally accompanied by his partner's daughter Madison) and/or I had during another eventful year for fans of the theatre. Pack a lunch, sit back, and dive in ... .
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I have little doubt that many patrons of the Playcrafters Barn Theatre will enjoy its current production of Hard to Believe, as there's consistently an audience appetite for shows on themes of faith and God. The opening-night premiere of this locally written musical, however, reminded me too much of church performances of which I've seen or been a part. I'm not sure Hard to Believe will find a place in community theatres alongside other musicals, but it could very well find its place within many a church's walls.
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"I think Playcrafters has traditionally had the reputation of being a stodgy old theatre that only does six comedies a year," says Tom Morrow, a frequent actor and director for Moline's venerable Barn Theatre. "And admittedly, we do a lot of comedies. But every once in a while, we try to stick our necks out and do something else."
That they do. In addition to the titles produced in conjunction with Playcrafters' 2009 "Diversity Initiative" - Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun and August Wilson's Fences - other recent "something else"s have included 2005's Altar Call, a debuting, religiously themed drama written by local playwright Melissa McBain, and 2008's Promises, Promises, one of only a handful of musicals the theatre has produced during its 81-year history.
And on September 10, the Playcrafters Barn Theatre will actually present something of a blend of these latter two works - a debuting, religiously themed musical - when it premieres Hard to Believe, a song-filled re-telling of the Biblical story of Job, directed by Morrow, and written and composed by Tim Stoller and Jonathan Turner. Previously staged, in workshop form, at Rock Island's defunct Green Room Theatre in 2008 and Davenport's Zion Lutheran Church in 2009, Turner says that "the whole theme of the show is about the challenges of faith, and maintaining your faith in the face of all this tragedy."
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About four months ago, my schedule forced me to catch the first dress rehearsal of Playcrafters' Over the River & through the Woods as opposed to a paid performance, and so I took some personal responsibility for my dissatisfaction with the show; a lot of what seemed to be lacking, I thought, could easily have improved by opening night. It seemed a little unfair to be critiquing a rehearsal. (What better place to err than rehearsal?)
Well, circumstances dictated that I again catch a Playcrafters production before its official opening – I saw the Barn Theatre's Sweet & Hot: The Songs of Harold Arlen at a preview on Monday, May 8 – for which I apologize. But I don't apologize much, because this revue already has the right spirit and a host of good feelings (and good performances) exuding from it. This didn't feel like a rehearsal; it felt like a performance, and a delightful one.
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Over the past 10 months, the stage space at the Playcrafters Barn Theatre in Moline has been transformed into a ballpark (for the venue's production of Rounding Third), an Italian villa (for Enchanted April), and the entire town of Bedford Falls (for It's a Wonderful Life).
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The answer to this can be found in Chapter 15 of Guns, Germs, and Steel. Specifically, it can be found on page 305 of the paperback edition of the book. The answer is human muscle power.
In this chapter, Diamond is trying to explain why New Guinea and Australia developed (or failed to develop) as they did. He is trying to explain why New Guinea failed to modernize even though it had food production from a relatively early time. Diamond gives three reasons why this happened, all of which have to do with geography or biology.
The factor that is relevant to this question is the lack of animals. Diamond discusses the fact that New Guinea had very few animals of any size. Therefore, the only source of power was the power that human beings could create on their own. As Diamond says:
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I met my girlfriend in Branson for a "girls long weekend" in mid-March. We drove in on Saturday and met at Cantina Laredo at the Branson Landing. Good food, good service, the margaritas looked great! but I was driving... could see the fountain and fire "show" along the river. It warmed up nicely over the weekend and there was outdoor dining available.
Went on to Chateau on the Lake for early check in. We had a "lakeview" suite with a balcony. While there was a "view" of the lake, I think we were too low (5th floor) to make much of a difference -- lots of construction in the area, so you are looking at a lot of bare dirt; and the tennis court, playground, outdoor pool. Maybe summer is nicer. I have no idea what is meant by "mountain view." Probably wouldn't pay extra for "lake view" if I went again.
The property is upscale for the area. The hotel itself looks very imposing when you approach from the east at night -- all lit up. The mattress and pillows were HORRIBLE -- lumpy lumpy -- probably the worst I have ever slept on - and I have slept around! So I didn't have a decent nights sleep the whole time.
The Chateau has free movies every afternoon and evening. The concierge was nice enough to schedule a movie that we had not seen before -- this with a couple weeks notice. (when we lived in the same city, my friend and I made sure we had seen every Oscar nominated movie, actors, director, each year)
The Spa Chateau was fairly upscale. The reservation desk was not well run. Tiffany was my massage therapist and I also had a salt scrub with her. I would recommend her. The treatment rooms were among the most luxurious I have seen. Very nice indoor and outdoor whirlpool. Small steam room and sauna. Nice waiting lounge with hot tea, snacks. The attendant was very attentive. My friend had a mani/pedi with Hanna and it was worthless (her polish began peeling the next day). Glad I opted for the salt scrub!
We went to The Dueling Piano Bar on Saturday night and it was a lot of fun! There was a family there with small children at the beginning of the evening and I wondered if they knew what they were in for; the piano players kept it mostly clean while they were there. There were a number of groups there -- a bachelor party, girls weekend groups, everyone wanting to have a great time. After the family with small children left, things got a little raunchier from both the musicians and the audience. My friend ordered two mixed drinks and didn't think there was any alcohol in either of them. My beer was fine. The hamburger I ordered was suprisingly good -- but people do not go there for the food. There were a lot of drunk people there by the time we left, but I don't know what they were drinking!
The Sunday brunch at the Chateau is very good ! So many choices....of just about everything. But no outdoor dining -- they open that up based on date, whether it is warm or not prior to that date. After a long day of walking, shopping, etc. on Sunday we came back hoping to relax in the hot tub -- it was only 10:00 p.m. but the hotel was performing maitenance on the pool and hot tub -- the hot tub was drained and wouldn't be ready until the following morning. Couldn't they have done the maitenance at 2 a.m.?
The drive from the Chateau to Branson Landing wasn't bad at all, time wise or traffic wise, though not very scenic -- at least the back way we took. If you are driving in from Springfield and take the mountain road, that one is more scenic. Of course in mid March, it isn't exactly gorgeous anyway you go.
You could stay at the Hilton and never leave Branson Landing -- plenty of decent places to eat, mostly shopping that you would find at any mall or metro area. A short walk to some of the older shops in Branson --including the five and dime. Also right across from the Branson Scenic Railway. We had our Sunday evening meal at the smoked meat restaurant opposite Cantina Laredo. They were not staffed for outdoor dining even though it was a warm day. My steak was very good. My friend wanted salmon, but they were out.
We drove down to Big Cedar Lodge for lunch on our final day. It looked like a GREAT place for a family vacation, girls weekend (if you like a rustic out of the way place -- with a spa), what have you. Lots of lodging options, cabins, a number of things to do that are included with lodging -- and a lot of things to do that cost a lot extra. Unlike the Chateau -- the outdoor pool and hot tub were already open as was the outdoor dining. There were a lot of families there - it was a lot busier than the Chateau. It was very scenic -- no distracting construction. Once you drive out of the Lodge property it is a straight shot on highway 65 to Branson if you wanted to spend an afternoon there/catch a show. I am thinking of planning a family reunion type vacation there.
We did see the Chinese acrobats and it was a good show for all ages. A little cheesy at times, but entertaining. I think my kids would have liked it when they were younger.
Of course, the best thing about the long weekend was spending time with a friend I don't see very often. So in that respect, it was a success.
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Ouch, DianeG, too bad about the beds! Every hotelier should be forced to spend a week straight on all of his mattresses.
I'm glad you were able to find fun things to do. Cheesiness might be more the rule than the exception in Branson, but that's speaking as someone who's only stayed on the outskirts.
Fun report. Thanks!
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2011 Gadget Calendar - when can you buy that new gadget from CES
12 January 2011CES has packed up for another year, so now you know all about the new gadgets that are on the way. But when will you actually be able to get your mitts on them? We've put together a list of all the launch dates that we know about to save you scrabbling...
Casio gets snap happy at CES 2011 with five new compacts
6 January 2011Casio has brought forth unto happy snappers everywhere five new innovative cameras at CES 2011 in Las Vegas. The lineup consists of four new Exilim models - one flagship, one Hi-Zoom and the other two entry-level shooters - whilst the company has also...
Casio Imaging Square creates art without skill
5 January 2011Casio is looking to start a revolution in digital art. The company will leverage the Internet with a new service called Imaging Square to process digital photos and convert them into "digital art work". The online system uses common techniques...
Casio Tryx convert-a-cam hands on
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Casio Bluetooth watch lets you check your emails on your wrist
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Casio Tryx camera spotted in CES poster campaign
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Casio EX-ZR10 hands on
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Casio EX-H20G hands on
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Casio EXILIM EX-S200 hands-on
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Casio Exilm EX-H5 and EX-FH25 cameras zoom into view
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Casio Exilim EX-Z550 compact camera review
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Casio Exilim EX-H15 camera review
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Casio EX-S7 and EX-Z35 debut at PMA
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Casio Exilim EX-G1 digital camera review
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Casio EXILIM EX-450 digital camera review
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Casio's flagship Exilim FH100 hands-on
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Casio reveals 2010 EXILIM camera range
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Casio G'zOne Rock phone plays it tough
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Casio Exilim G EX-G1 rugged snapper launches in the States
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voice and video, with data and with other integrated technologies. We've really only scratched the surface of integrated communications. We'll continue answering customer demand for deeper integration across the whole productivity platform--Microsoft Office System applications, including Outlook 2003, SharePoint, Live Meeting and Groove, as well as Exchange and some of the other infrastructure pieces.
In recent months, Microsoft has beefed up its own sales force and has begun adding vertical specialists in a variety of industries. Does this mark a change in the way Microsoft sells things?
Ballmer: The steps we're taking with our sales force represent an evolution of solution selling, rather than a marked change to how we sell. If you look at how our platform is evolving to support integrated solutions that align with business process, it makes sense that our sales force and partner investments will be optimized for customized solutions that work how our customers work. We started solution selling five years ago, and everything we're doing today in the field--adding more specialized resources by technology and by industry, aligning our account teams by industry where possible, integrating partner solutions more effectively into the sales process--represents the next era of solution selling.
A year ago at the partner conference, Microsoft was pushing a similar specialization plan for its partners. Have you seen a significant shift in your resellers in that direction?
Ballmer: Partner by partner, we're making an impact by creating business opportunity for our partners and, in turn, partners are betting their business with us. It's really encouraging to see partners betting big and succeeding. One example there is Interlink, which has more than doubled its revenue since they focused on partnering with us a few years ago.
Microsoft has been dabbling in some new ventures that arguably have made the company somewhat less predictable for partners. For example, the company said in March that it was going to take over management of Energizer's internal IT functions, a job that Microsoft has not traditionally performed and its partners have. Why is Microsoft doing some of these things?
Ballmer: Let's be very clear here: Our core business is developing and delivering software. That said, our incubation project with Energizer should not surprise anyone. We have a responsibility to help drive cost and complexity out of our customers' environments and help them maximize the value of their IT investment. Energizer will not be the only one here in this pilot; there will be a few others, where we will mirror our own internal IT environment running the technology hand in hand as opposed to being a step removed. We're going to test this out and see where it takes us.
With the Internet serving increasingly as a means for businesses to learn about and purchase software, what is the long-term future for software resellers? How do you see their role evolving in the coming years?
Ballmer: Software resellers continue to provide value to customers across a broad range--some bring specific implementation or customization skills; others bring a unique understanding of particular verticals or geographies, etc. The one commonality, though--and this is the crux of the matter--is that the partners who specialize are the ones who will thrive. I talked a lot about this at last year's partner conference, and I'll talk about it this year. As we go to market with our partners, we want to provide customers with the broadest ecosystem of products and services, and to do that, everyone involved needs to make choices about where to focus and add value.
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- Seems to me, he is attempting to stand in the way, at the gates, to
convince developers not to opt for alternate platforms. - Like Reply Link Flag
- Out of other ideas....
- MS has probably peaked in the OS market. XP hasn't sold all that
well and Longhorn is still vaporware, The application market for
corporations also has sagged; no need to update Office when
you're still runnung Win2K or WinNT (or even Win98). Actually,
there is very liitle reason to update Office even if you did go to
XP. And the rest of the MS applications are not all that
Windows XP Server may be selling- don't know about that one.
Som Mr Ballmer has to go out and beat the bushes trying to
come up with new andor more customers. And he does have to
try to deflect the moves to Unix/Linux.
I would guess that maybe he's now got a bigger job than he can
handle - or that anyone could handle. - Like Reply Link Flag
- That's A Good One.
- I think this would be a most disturbing time to be a Microsoft Partner. If you're of enormous size, then you're probably somewhat immune. If you're one of the small fry, it's going to be tough sledding and be prepared to be rolled over the instant that there is a new revenue opportunity opening up.
What I personally think we'll see is more "priming the pump" type behavior.
There was a time when Microsoft Office was practially a give away with every new machine. Now that it's become a standard -- go take a look and see what you can get it for.....
Microsoft needs to leverage monopoly power and while all the sexy infrastructure talk is cool - I betcha they do it in a way that will make even more money.
Microsoft can start charging for Windows Updates and Anti-Virus and Spyware Removal, etc. There are lots and lots of add-ons that Microsoft has yet to fully explore. Of course one of the reasons they don't explore these add-ons is because it raises the question of exactly how secure their O/S is and ultimately how motivated would Microsoft be to be improving their security if they were also peddling tools to tweak the O/S from other dangers.
This is indeed a mature market. People aren't impressed by sizzle. They've been burned umpteen times. The next sale of technology is always tougher than the last one. - Like Reply Link Flag
- People are starting to wake up
- It has taken a while, but the average Joe Blogs is waking up to the reality of OSS. Geeks have known the advanted for longer of course. But when the mainstream follow something, then that is what really matters.
M$ vs open and free to cheaper is no contest in any market. It just takes time for people to adjust to the shift that is all.
The Internet is a good example of this. It was the realm of geeks once, but is mainstream now. MS even tried to compete with it once, but gave up when it became mainstream. That is why they were late to the game.
They will eventually work with Open Source themselves to some degree, but they will be terribly late to that game too. It remains to be seen what kind of market they can carve out for themselves when they eventually arrive at the the inevitiable OSS conclusion.
Perhaps it will be too late for them? Or perhaps their best bet is to keep making money of boxed software as long as those who know no better keep buying? - Like Reply Link Flag


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The report, released Monday by the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, charges that some foreign Huawei employees used visitor rather than work visas and that the company engaged in "widespread discriminatory behavior."
Some Huawei employees told investigators "that non-Chinese nationals are often laid-off only to be replaced by individuals on short-term visas from China."
The report also alleges that it was "very difficult, if not impossible for any non-Chinese national to be promoted in Huawei offices in the United States."
It also claims that only Chinese nationals working at Huawei in the United States could participate in a company stock plan.
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The report may just be just the first pitch in a legal obstacle course for Huawei and the the other company cited, ZTE.
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Since its a family tradition, if it has been going on for generations, is there a way you can select the name of an ancestor or something? That way it would honor someone and still continue the tradition.Currently liking:
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I think you still have some good options. Graham is very fresh, smart, and stylish. I think it may be on its way up (slightly) so it wouldn't be totally out there. Gareth is normal sounding but has very romantic, mythological roots. Garron is to Garret what Weston is to Westley. It's the fresh new version. The bass player of one of my favorite bands is named Garron.
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Girls: Lucy, Elena, Lake, Sylvie
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