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Since word got out that the government was considering cutting back on the $2 billion handout to resource companies known as the Fuel Tax Credit scheme, there has been the normal outburst of complaint from the industry's lobbyists.
In last week's Financial Review, it was Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association's turn to insist that any cutbacks to this boondoggle would result in risk to "billions of dollars in investment in oil and gas development".
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When the lights went out in Boston on March 13, there wasn't much that the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance could do to save its convention. The 127th annual meeting of AAHPERD had to be canceled due to a power outage caused by a transformer fire that left Boston's Back Bay neighborhood in the dark until March 17.
Unfortunately for AAHPERD, the four days that the power went out were the four days of its 4,500-attendee conference. And its meeting site, the Hynes Convention Center, and meeting hotels, the Sheraton Boston and the Marriott Copley Place, were all in the affected area.
Nearly all of the conference attendees had arrived by Tuesday night when the blackout occurred. On Wednesday morning, AAHPERD leaders, working with city and convention center officials, decided that the convention center was not suitable to open for the conference. The hope was that the power would soon be restored, explained Paula Kun, director of communications at Reston, Va.–based AAHPERD.
"At the time, we didn't know the severity of the situation," says Kun. Association officials were hoping the power might be back at noon, when the exhibition hall was set to open, or by 3 p.m. Later, the hope was that the power would be back on for Thursday morning and the convention could pick up there. But that didn't happen.
Association leaders moved some sessions to the Sheraton, where there was limited power from a backup generator, and Thursday's general session, in fact, did go on. Keynote speakers Jared Fogle, the spokesman for Subway restaurants, and Shellie Pfohl from President Obama's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, delivered their speeches as planned, says Kun. While there was no audiovisual and just limited lighting, the show went on for the more than 700 people who attended.
But, ultimately, there was not enough power to keep the meeting going. By Thursday morning, with no end to the power outage in sight, association leaders decided to cancel the meeting. Attendees were informed and made arrangements to catch flights home earlier than expected. It was very disappointing for staff and AAHPERD members—physical education and health education teachers, coaches, athletic directors, and professors. "PE teachers are a wonderful group with great attitudes, and they rolled with the punches, but everyone's very, very disappointed," says Kun. "They get together once a year for professional development with cutting-edge resources and exhibits and speakers and then you're not able to have it." Not only that, she said, but they typically spend their own time and money to attend.
Association leaders are in discussions with vendors about their options related to insurance, reimbursements, and refunds for attendees. One possibility is to offer virtual programming for those who relied on the convention for continuing education credits. The association is also creating a Boston 2012 Moving Forward Task Force and Web site to keep members updated on the latest information about the canceled conference.
Next year, AAHPERD meets in Charlotte, N.C. In 2017, the association comes back to Boston.


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MIT researchers test automatic parallel parking
November 5, 2010
AgeLab study: Driver-assistance systems can increase wellness and safety behind the wheel
Also labeled: Aging, Automobiles, Engineering Systems, Industry, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E)
Bridge construction to impact traffic on McGrath O'Brien Highway
November 3, 2010
Craigie Drawbridge Rehab Project scheduled from November until April
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November 2, 2010
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October 24, 2010
A major South American city needs to rebuild its public food market. MIT researchers went on the ground to figure out how urban food systems work.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory named a bicycle-friendly business
October 14, 2010
Designation recognizes commitment to employees, environment
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October 6, 2010
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September 28, 2010
Unique plane offers significant reduction in emissions, noise and fuel use.
A link between air travel and deaths on the ground
September 27, 2010
Study suggests pollution from airplanes flying at 'cruise' altitudes contributes to 8,000 deaths per year globally.
Cars as traffic sensors
September 23, 2010
A new algorithm optimizes the dissemination of information about traffic and road conditions through networks of wirelessly connected cars.
Also labeled: Computer science and technology, Mobile devices, Algorithms, Automobiles, Binary carry sequence, Networks
Campus shuttle changes take effect Aug. 9
August 5, 2010
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July 12, 2010
Also labeled: Awards, honors and fellowships, Mechanical engineering
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June 8, 2010
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May 18, 2010
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May 12, 2010
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May 3, 2010
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April 29, 2010
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April 29, 2010
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March 31, 2010
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March 24, 2010
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March 8, 2010
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March 1, 2010
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John Heywood on reducing greenhouse gas emissions
February 23, 2010
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January 27, 2010
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Here are the top stories we are following for you today.
The family of Eryka Phillips is holding a protest today in Asheville to seek justice for her. Phillips was killed when she was run-over by her mother's boyfriend on the Smokey Park Highway.
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Nebraska does not have an exit test required for licensure. The PPST (PRAXIS I) is used as an admission requirement to Nebraska teacher education programs. Therefore, the completer rate is 100% since a student cannot complete a program without successful passage of the PPST.
A. Number of students in the regular teacher preparation program at your institution:
Please specify the number of students in your teacher preparation program during academic year 2002-2003, including all areas of specialization.
1. Total number of students enrolled during 2002-2003: 1054
B. Information about supervised student teaching:
2. How many students (in the regular program and any alternative route programs) were in programs of supervised student teaching during academic year 2002-2003? 228
3. Please provide the numbers of supervising faculty who were:
Appointed full-time faculty in professional education: an individual who works full time in a school, college,or department of education, and spends at least part of the time in supervision of teacher preparation students. 14
Appointed part-time faculty in professional education and full-time in the institution: any full time faculty member in the institution who also may be supervising or teaching in the teacher preparation program. 3
Appointed part-time faculty in professional education, not otherwise employed by the institution: may be part time university faculty or pre-K-12 teachers who supervise prospective teachers. The numbers do not include K-12 teachers who simply receive a stipend for supervising student teachers. Rather this third category is intended to reflect the growing trend among institutions of higher education to appoint K-12 teachers as clinical faculty, with the rights and responsibilities of the institution's regular faculty. 7
Supervising faculty for purposes of this data collection includes all persons who the institution regards as having faculty status and who were assigned by the teacher preparation program to provide supervision and evaluation of student teaching, with an administrative link or relationship to the teacher preparation program.
Total number of supervising faculty for the teacher preparation program during 2002-2003: 24
4. The student/faculty ratio was (divide the total given in B2 by the number given in B3): 1/9
5. The average number of hours per week required of student participation in supervised student teaching in these programs was: 40 hours. The total number of weeks of supervised student teaching required is 15. The total number of hours required is 600.
C. Information about state approval or accreditation of teacher preparation programs: attached
6. Is your teacher preparation program currently approved or accredited by the state? Yes
7. Is your teacher preparation program currently under a designation as "low-performing" by the state (as per section 208 (a) of the HEA of 1998)? No
Description of UNK, mission and enrollment
As part of the University of Nebraska, the University of Nebraska at Kearney is charged to provide comprehensive educational programs for the people of the State; to seek, discover, interpret and communicate knowledge; and to put knowledge to work through public service programs. Its distinctive contribution within that framework lies in its primary emphasis on scholarly teaching. The University of Nebraska at Kearney is further committed to serving the State and to close cooperation with other campuses of the University of Nebraska and other post-secondary institutions. The enrollment for academic year 2002-2003 is 6395 undergraduate and graduate students.
Description of Teacher Education Program, mission and enrollment
Professional education programs at the University of Nebraska Kearney are based upon an enduring commitment to quality public education. This commitment recognizes the role of public education in the American democratic experience. Central to the instructional program is the belief that all students can be successful learners. Graduates understand the disciplines they teach; create learning experiences and make subject matter meaningful; use their knowledge to work effectively with all students; use assessment strategies to continually improve learning and teaching; deal proactively with issues of diversity; and work effectively with parents and other educators to enhance students' achievement.
The Teacher Education Program at UNK has three components: 1) General Studies courses from the disciplines of English, humanities, math, natural sciences, social and behavioral sciences, and personal development; 2) Professional Sequence classes for all teacher education students; and 3) Field and Subject Endorsement programs. All students complete a minimum of 100 hours of pre-student teaching field experience. Student teachers spend an entire semester in a school system under the supervision of a cooperating teacher and a UNK supervisor.
Specific requirement decision points in teacher education:
There are three decision points in the UNK teacher education program: admission to the program, admission to student teach, and successful completion of student teaching.
1. To be admitted into teacher education, students must have:
Complete with grade of C or better: - English 101GS - English 102GS - SPCH 100GS - TE 100 - TE 204 OR TE 206
Maintain GPA of 2.5 or higher
Successfully complete all 3 components of PRAXIS I Skills Test
Completion of Community Service Learning Project
Approval by department(s) offering the proposed endorsement(s)
Declare teaching program at Academic Advising Center
Absence of any criminal conviction that would prevent teaching certification
Provide evidence of emotional or mental capacity
2. To be admitted to student teach, the teacher education student must have:
Admission to Teacher Education Program
Submission of Application to Student Teaching
Overall UNK GPA of 2.5 or higher
A grade of "C" or higher in TE 204 and TE 206
Grade of C or higher in all teaching methods courses
Satisfactory performance in all Level III field Experiences
Completion of a minimum of 80% of all general studies coursework
Completion of a minimum of 80% of all discipline-specific "content coursework" within program of study
3. To successfully complete student teaching, the teacher education student must have:
Complete a mid-term self-evaluation
Satisfactory completion of Classroom Case Study
Satisfactory completion of Unit Plan Case Study
Satisfactory completion of Electronic Portfolio
Programs offered by the unit and the number of 2002-2003 completers: 34 Undergraduate Teaching endorsement programs, 238 students completed 314 programs.
Elementary Education - 111
Early Childhood Education - 34
Middle School Education - 13
Special Education - 35
Secondary Education programs - 95
Basic Business - 5
Business - 7
Biology - 0
Chemistry - 0
Ed Media – 0
English - 5
Family and Consumer Science - 1
French - 0
Geography - 0
German - 0
Health - 2
History - 9
Journalism - 0
Math - 3
Physical Education - 26
Psychology - 1
Physical Science - 3
Physics – 0
Political Science - 2
Social Science - 10
Sociology - 0
Spanish - 9
Speech – 0
Theatre - 0
K-12 Education Programs - 25
Health & PE – 13
Art – 5
Music - 7
Graduate Degrees Leading to Additional Endorsements - total 102 students:
Elementary Reading - 10
Special Education - 2 (separated by program) Behavioral Disordered - 0 Gifted - 0 Learning Disabilities - 0 Mild and Moderate - 2
Administrator - 45 (broken down as follows) Principal K-6 - 15 Principal 7-12 - 20 Superintendent - 8 Supervisor - 2
School Counselors - 18
School Psychologist - 9
Speech Pathologist - 18
Graduates in Graduate Programs not leading to additional endorsements - total 39 students:
Art - 1
Curriculum and Instruction - 33
Early Childhood - 1
Math - 0
Middle School - 1
Physical Education - 0
Science - 1
Spanish – 0
Music – 1
Collaborative Efforts through NACTE, NCTE, and NeNER.
The College of Education is an active member of the Nebraska Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (NACTE). This organization, which includes representatives from each of the 17 teacher education programs in Nebraska, considers educational issues and provides programs and resources to meet common needs. UNK has a voting delegate on the Nebraska Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), as well as a member on the NCTE Executive Committee. The NCTE is an educational advisory group to the State Board of Education about certification and endorsement requirements.
UNK is a member of the Nebraska Network for Educational Renewal (NeNER), a consortium of two Nebraska institutions of higher education and their partner schools. The NeNER is a member of the National Network for Educational Renewal (NNER), which was founded by Dr. John Goodlad to promote simultaneous renewal of schools and the education of educators. UNK has received funding from the NNER to promote diversity efforts and efforts to link higher education, K-12 schools and their respective communities. UNK faculty and partner school educators have participated in numerous NNER, NeNER and UNK Leadership Institutes that provide professional development related to the moral responsibilities of educators in a democracy.
Partnerships with K-12 schools
The UNK/K-12 Partner School Network is a formal partnership relationship between and among UNK and 15 school districts and 47 partner schools. The goals of this partnership are to: strengthen K-12 student academic achievement; strengthen preparation of future teachers; provide targeted professional development for K-16 educators; and study the effectiveness of the partnership efforts. The Network involves K-12 educators and administrators in the preparation of future teachers through guided practice in extensive field experiences.
UNK teacher and professional education programs are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), Nebraska State Board of Education, Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (ASHA), Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), and National Association of Schools of Music (NASM). The North Central Association (NCA) accredits the University of Nebraska at Kearney.
Unique information about the UNK teacher education program:
Unique characteristics of the renewed Teacher Education Program include:
The renewed program was created to meet the College of Education's goals in the areas of diversity, technology and preparing students to live in a democratic society.


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Software wizard provides easy embedded motion controller setup
Product Exclusive: PMD Pro-Motion software offers axis wizard and support for digital amplifiers and embedded motion development, providing easy setup of embedded motion controllers.
Performance Motion Devices Inc. (PMD) announces a major new release of PMD Pro-Motion software for Microsoft Windows-based environments. Pro-Motion 5.0 adds a number of key capabilities including an upgraded axis setup wizard, support for SPI-based motion amplifiers, including PMD Atlas digital amplifier products, and support for all-in-one embedded motion cards and systems.
The most significant new feature in Pro-Motion 5.0 is the addition of a graphical axis wizard facility that provides step-by-step configuration of all control signal parameters, including quadrature feedback, motion output signals, home signals, Hall sensor signals, analog input and output, and more. The new axis wizard performs automated tests to characterize connection and configuration information. Users can then accept these automatic parameters or provide their own values. Additional features include current loop and position loop auto-tuning, and system configuration storage.
Another major new feature is support for SPI (serial peripheral interface)-based solderable motion amplifiers. These amplifiers, which include the PMD Atlas line of digital amplifiers, are used in embedded motion applications where the motion processor IC and motion amplifier are co-located on the same card. Step motor, dc brush, and brushless dc motors are supported, as are manual or automatic tuning of amplifier gain parameters, temperature monitoring, and I2t current tuning.
Embedded motion software development is supported via a command window along with a simple scripting facility to program sequences of commands. Features of the command line processor include command-auto-completion and virtualization of the axis interface to allow communication to local as well as remotely located axes. Additional features include a console window that provides print style outputs from the embedded motion code, and a monitor window that allows motion command traffic to and from the motion processor to be viewed and analyzed.
Additional Pro-Motion features include the ability to run on Microsoft Windows 32 and Windows 64 operating systems, programmable control windows, position monitoring, up to four simultaneous trace variables, and programmable interpretation for signals such as limit switches, home signals, quadrature feedback signals, and more.
PMD, based in Boxborough, Mass., provides motion control ICs, cards, and drive modules for use in positioning motion applications as well as torque and velocity control applications. All PMD products provide high-performance motion control supporting DC brush, brushless DC, step, and microstepping motors.
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Chronic Disease Prevention
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- Location
- 3140 N St, 2nd Floor, Lincoln, Nebraska 68510
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- 402-441-8043
Please call for more information.
Chronic diseases, such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes, are the leading causes of death and disability in the United States. In fact, 7 out of 10 deaths among Americans each year are from chronic diseases. They not only hurt the individuals affected, but also their friends, family members, and the population as a whole. Chronic disease makes learning and working more difficult, is expensive to treat, and continues to put a strain the current struggling health care system.
Although chronic diseases are among the most common and costly of all health problems, they are also among the most preventable. Prevention encompasses health promotion activities that encourage healthy living, embraces health screenings for early detection of disease, and encourages appropriate self-management of existing diseases. Nearly all efforts contribute to helping people help themselves by making the healthy choice the easy choice - eating healthy, being more physically active, and knowing the important health numbers of blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, body mass index (BMI) and cancer screening. Most of these efforts include one of the following: knowledge and skill building among individuals and health care providers to enable illness prevention; community education through health promotion campaigns to provide information and resources; networking by bringing together groups and individuals for greater impact of combined prevention staff, money and volunteers; and assisting organizations in adopting proven health policies to improve health and safety.
Second only to family, the community is the most important contributor to personal and population health. Our aim is to make the community, as a whole, a healthier place to live, learn, work and play. This requires attention to community design (built environment), community awareness of its role in promoting health, and community norms that make healthy lifestyle choices the easiest choices to make.
The Chronic Disease Prevention program educates to help:
- People take responsibility for choosing healthy behaviors and monitoring their health
- The social environment of family, friends, worksites, organizations, and cultures to be supportive of maintaining health
- The physical and policy environments of neighborhoods, communities, and governments provide services to promote healthy lifestyles
Action Now! Community Diabetes Prevention & Control is an education outreach partnership formed to prevent diabetes and its complications. The focus of Action Now! is to help the public understand how to prevent, delay, or control diabetes and its serious consequences by eating healthy, moving more, and knowing the important health numbers of blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, and body mass index (BMI).
Lancaster County Crusade Against Cancer is a partnership of community agencies, organizations, and volunteers who work together to increase colon cancer awareness in the community, promote compliance with screening recommendations, and encourage increased promotion of colorectal cancer screenings through doctor offices.
Living Well (also known as the Chronic Disease Self-Management) is a program for people with chronic health conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, stroke, lung disease, heart disease, hypertension, back problems, and depression. The program provides information and teaches practical skills for managing these chronic health problems. It is also ideal for care givers providing for those dealing with a chronic condition. The program includes 2 hour sessions once a week for six weeks.
Lincoln's Physical Activity Council is working to get LINCOLN IN MOTION! The Council was founded to promote active living for life. LINCOLN IN MOTION promotes local events that encourage physically active lifestyles for people of all ages:
- Encourages individuals and communities to adopt healthy behaviors through education.
- Supports public policy that fosters active living.
- Promotes and develops community partnerships.
- Encourages social and environmental change to increase opportunities for physical activity.
The vision is to have a bicycle-friendly and walkable community where physical activity is the easy choice.


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Crystal River Inn Complex offers tours of three unique buildings
Opened as an inn 30 years ago by Cathy and Mike Dillon, the Crystal River Inn is a three-building complex that also includes a beautiful garden and courtyard area. While each of the three buildings has been part of the Heritage Association Tour of Homes in years past, all of them will be open to visitors May 4-5 during the "Revisiting Historic Heritage: Gateway to San Marcos" tour.
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How can you improve upon a Dwyane Wade signature debut that was Jordan Brand's lightest basketball release to date? How about the Jordan Fly Wade II, a look for the upcoming season that may not even happen that utilizes a construction we've seen on other Jumpman basketball kicks like his first Fly Wade and the Air Jordan 2011 Q Flight. The latter hints at a construction commonality as the Fly Wade 2 gets Hyperfuse on its side panels, which, combined with a LunarLon-cushioned sole, makes for a shoe light enough to live up to its 'Fly Over' tagline. Click through to see three Miami Heat-styled colorways plus a simple black/white design and stick with Sneaker News for updates on these – and keep December 7th circled on your calendar for the Jordan Fly Wade official release.
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where can I buy them in Germany? I can´t find them in the internet by kickz or other websites! They look very nice!!!
What's everyone's hate on the shoe? I reckon it looks good. In fact I like every aspect about it minus the weird tire track looking soles. These shoes look amazing. So they look similar to some shoes? Every shoe since the beginning of time has been based upon a previous design in one way or another. And because of that similarity to another shoe maybe that's why it looks good? If anything you guys are just trashing a small lack of unoriginality and not the overall look and possibly outstanding feel of the shoe.
shoes look ok but I liked the old wade logo better. I think Nike really messed it up just like Lebron's logo.. I hope the fly wade 2 performs as well as the fly wade 1
I don't even read other comments because I have negativity when it is unneeded. Anyways, this shoe looks to bring the Wade signature line along nicely. It gives hints of Dwyane's first Converse signature, mixed with modern style and technology.
How is this better than the 1? I'm going to go ahead and repeat everything that's been said: sneaker heads that are 18 or older do NOT care about these new signatures at ALL! I agree that it is great for kids in the basketball world to follow the best athletes in their sport, and have a signature line to look forward to, but the Lebron / Kobe lines are simply superior. Superior in design, materials, hype, and honestly personality! These jordan brand athletes just don't have the same aura...which drives someone to actually appreciate what's on their feet.
not bad. It's something for the next generation. New signature shoes just don't have the same feeling as they did when MJ was breaking them out on the court in games. I remember I used to wait by the TV hoping the camera would catch a shot of the new numbered J's on Micheals feet. But this gives the kids today something to look forward to. I can't hate on that. I had my time. It's theirs now... Enjoy!
The solid red looks okay, don't like the 2 toned ones. JB isn't treating D-Wade much better than their Converse cohorts. That new logo on the tongue is telling me that Wade is down with the "Wu"
I think they are pretty classic looking...I like them... but anyone out there know why they switched the logo?...that sideways 3 looking thing is kind of confusing....
The red/white's and black/white's are both legit.. I don't understand the hate on these shoes. I think they're pretty nice
The shoe itself looks poor, but that must be perhaps the worst signature logo I have seen from Nike/JB
not true....you have some kids who will just keep crying for retros FOREVER!!!!...im glad to see some new designs...please leave the 90's alone...its OVER!!
hoep u dont mean da starburt dat was cryin on utube fa no reason... dancin wit his body all greased up on vasoline LOL
Me too! I think it's a bandwagon mentality. Since it's not a retro the comments always lean toward the negative. Again, the shoe is a good look imo. Definitely a step above the first signature.


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The New York Times Magazine has published a pretty insightful and devastating look at the making of the film. In hindsight, the release of three wildly different teaser trailers -- sold as "parody" versions -- perhaps suggests that no one agrees on what kind of movie they're making. On paper, the film follows a group of young people in their 20s, and how one chance meeting connected to the past unravels all of their lives, resulting in deceit, paranoia, and ultimately violence. Outside of Lohan and porn star James Deen, the cast consists largely of unknowns, and also salaciously features a four-way sex scene. With a veteran filmmaker eager to return to the spotlight, working with a script (and cast) sure to get attention, you would think it might be smooth sailing. But never count out Lohan.
All last year rumors flew about the trouble she was causing on the picture, and indeed, from the start through to the finish, Lohan was seemingly a nightmare to work with. She didn't get along at all with Deen, and vaccilated between being a willing collaborator and someone who would disappear or show up late. Let's break down the "highlights," such as they are:
--At the first read through, Lohan had already crossed out the name of her co-star, little known Canadian actor Nolan Funk, and scribbled in suggestions of actors to replace him. She put a stroke though Deen's name as well.
--Lohan failed to show up for a pre-production meeting to discuss the pivotal sex scene, and when she didn't appear for the second day, Schrader fired her, with an unnamed actress ready to go to replace her. Lohan begged and cried for her job back, even trying to get into Schrader's hotel room to convince him to let her return. Schrader decided to give her one more chance after re-watching her screen test, realizing she was better than the replacment he had lined up. (Whether this was a ploy all along to show Lohan he was serious is unclear).
--"If she wants to treat this like 'The Real Housewives' of Beverly Hills, I'll shoot it like 'The Real Housewives.' " Schrader said during a standard moment of Lohan unpredictability in the midst of the shoot, instructing his crew to go handheld so that they could follow the actress instead of waiting for her to hit the marks.
-An inability to get Lohan to stay on schedule and her general unpredictability followed through in post, with the Times reporting: "It took two months and the quasi intervention of Lohan's father to get Lohan to finish two hours of looping for the outdoor scenes."
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Art | January 10, 2013 4:24 PM
I said this before but man!, I'm so pissed off I contributed to the Kickstarter campaign before Lohan was attached. Worst $50 bucks I've ever spent.
yer | January 10, 2013 2:06 PM
Is Schrader doing coke again?
caleb | January 10, 2013 1:12 PM
marc foster and world war z crew are probably happy they won't be biggest production diaster of 2013 now