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SALISBURY, Md. - A nearby Salisbury school wants to help the students and families displaced by a Sunday fire.
Pemberton Elementary, along with other local organizations are donating money and clothing to assist the families in need. School officials tell WMDT they are setting up a fund with Bank of Delmarva and will be collecting donations for the next 10 days.
"I think it's an event like this that shows the community that's how we truly do feel over here at Pemberton," said Pemberton Elementary principal Curtis Twilley. "I do believe the school does have some set of responsibilities in providing assistance to the families."
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on Oct 26, 2009 at 7:02 pm
Maurice and Carmen, (Children, Children, Children)
A married Superintendent and a married Principal having an affair (in the same district) is such a childish act. Can you both see past your noses? Our children's education system doesn't need this. I can't trust people that have affairs and your decision's and judgement's are of no value to me. We have so many good educators in our district that would never consider infidelity while spending taxpayers dollars.
Maurice and Carmen, you haven't learned you get divorced before you start another relationship? I hope you don't have children of your own.
You both have tainted the district and really should be fired.
on Oct 26, 2009 at 7:15 pm
Talk about Peyton Place. The is not the quality of leadership our district needs at a time like this. The mask is finally being lifted on this character for those blind enough not to have seen it coming long ago.
The sultry details aside, there is so much wrong with this as a white wash on the part of the school board.
-If Lairon evaluates Mizell and Ghysels evaluates Lairon, then, call me a cynic, but wouldn't Ghysels exercise considerable influence over Lairon given only one degree of seperation, be it vertical not horizontal? This arrangement is laughable.
-They "have been involved for a period of time which Ghysels declined to specify." A smart answer, actually, given that most on the inside already know this had been going on for several years. He and the board are obviously trying hard to avoid a lawsuit.
-And let's try to remember just how Mizell was hired in the first place. Another far-more qualified internal candidate was selected by the hiring board at Castro, only to have Mizell shoe-horned in at the last minute by Ghysels's executive decree under strong suspicions that he had supplied the hiring panels questions to Mizell in advance.
-The real problem the board doesn't want to confront is how Ghysels turns away and sidelines the female talent in this district that refuses to swoon for him and massage his ego. Given the vast majority of educators in the district are female, that could have quite an impact an moving forward on anything. It's called lack of buy-in for what the seller is selling due to the perception that the seller lacks credibility, authenticity, and trustworthiness.
-And that's right, Ellen, believe everything the guy says. He's been lying to his wife for so long I hardly think the board is much of a match.
-As for Mizell, I'm not sure if she is a victim or a fox. She had no problem leveling a flimsy sexual harassment charge against a male employee at Castro her first year there that was quickly wrapped up at the district office and which cost the guy his job. Quite a double-standard. Bravo.
-As for Totter, she must be scrambling to find that moral compass. What kind of pressure is she under from Ghysels? Will she start throwing Landels's teachers under the bus in an effort to please all parties concerned in the district office?
Kudos to the Voice and Mr. Frances. This could not have been an easy article to write.
on Oct 26, 2009 at 7:16 pm
isn't it a little to late "maintain a professional relationship" just words.
Maurice your one shady guy.


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3.3/5 rDev -9.8%
Read a poster in the brew pub that mentioned the malt was Beechwood smoked after malting by the brewer on an offset smoker and was lager fermented. Better review to follow, but it had alot of smoke aroma, reddish body, sweet malt, but the smoke flavor was kind of wierd and not as deep or smooth as I would have liked. Not a bad example of the style though.
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This is one of our local breweries. They make some pretty good beer, but their Rauch is not one of them. This beer is one-dimensional. Tastes like they took a decent pale ale and added smoke flavoring. Their beers are hand made, so I'm sure this rauch is made with smoked grain. Not well done.
Appearance is attractive burgundy. Smell is slightly sweet, a bit of creamed corn, lots of smoke. Taste is balanced malt and bitter with lots of smoke, some vanilla. Mouthfeel has a medium body with light carbonation that seems appropriate. Too much plain smoke to make this drinkable, although it does improve by the time the bottom of the glass appears.
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Poured on-tap and served in a shaker pint, the beer is a bright, hazelnut coloring with a filmy white surface coating. Nose of smoke and charcoal, with a woody backbone. Smells like a campfire. Flavors of smoke and roast, with a dark caramel backbone that gets a bit buried. Great flavors on a smooth body. The aftertaste is all smoke...this is a bonfire in a glass. Clean, smooth finish.
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Clear reddish orange color. Thin layer of white head. Glassy with tiny carbonation bubbles. Head fades quickly.
The smell is a very smoky BBQ aroma. Wonderful smoked meats waft above the glass. Some roasted malts a distance second.
The initial smoky, roasted, fireplace flavor of a rauchbier, but a bit of pale malt underneath. Does have a nice smoky aftertaste.
A bit watery feel, and fades away quickly. Not bad out of the bottle, but much better on tap. More thin and watery than I would have liked.
04-11-2009 16:22:22 | More by williamherbert
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3.28/5 rDev -10.4%
This beer is back on tap at Brown's. I had it a few years ago when we use to stop in once a week. This was my first visit in a long while, which is a damn shame. Brew had a nice medium brown color to it with a medium light tan (looked that way in the lighting around the bar but could have been off white I suppose) that had ok retention. The aroma definitely gave off a smoked scent, really dominated things but in a very pleasant way, though some of the folks I was with would disagree, but hell they where drinking the fruity beer anyway. The flavor really highlighted nice malt flavors along with the smoke. This is a nice brew, though I a doubtful I would want more than one in a sitting. Give it a try if your at Browns, and if they have it on tap.
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A - Nice deep and dark amber/red color. Had very little head when it arrived and had a very short retention time.
S - Very inviting smokey aroma. Left lingering smokey/salty/peppery elements lingering.
T - Presented early with a heavy amount of smokiness. The smokiness remained throughout the entirety of the taste and was joined by the malt taste in the middle. Left a very nice smokey taste afterwards.Tasted similar to cured meats.
M - Much smoother and lighter than I would have expected based on the smokey taste/aroma.
D - The strong aroma and early smokiness are a bit intimidating, but after the beer hits the tongue, it is much smoother then expected and wound up being very pleasant.
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Chesapeake Snack Mix Recipe
- 2-1/2 cups Corn Chex
- 2 cups Wheat Chex
- 2 cups cheddar-flavored snack crackers
- 1 cup miniature pretzels
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1 teaspoon white vinegar
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 3/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 3/4 teaspoon seafood seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
- In a 3-qt. microwave-safe bowl, combine the cereals, crackers and pretzels. In a small microwave-safe bowl, melt butter. Stir in the vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, seafood seasoning, celery seed and mustard. Pour over cereal mixture and toss to coat.
- Cook, uncovered, on high for 3-4 minutes, stirring once. Spread onto waxed paper to cool. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 2 quarts.
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I did use this recipe & made adaptations to it: I used 4-1/2 cups of Chex cereal-either Corn, Rice or Wheat Chex, 1 package of Cheddar Cheese-flavored Goldfish Crackers or wheat cracker thins, 2 cups miniature pretzels, 1-1/2 cups roasted peanuts, & kept the amount of the butter, white vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, Old Bay seafood seasoning, caraway seed instead of celery seed, & the ground mustard. I used a large
roasting pan to mix the cereal, crackers, pretzels & nuts of my own addition, then combined the butter, vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, seafood seasoning, caraway seed & ground
mustard. I BAKED the mix in a 250o F. oven for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. %This recipe worked out very well for me & it is a part of my collection of TOH snack mix recipes to prepare! I admit that I prefer to bake my snack mixes instead of using a microwave-BUT this is what recipes are about-folks have different ways of preparing a particular recipe & if that works for them, then that is what counts!
I loved this recipe! I did make some changes though! I doubled the garlic powder, Old Bay and Celery seed. I substituted sea salt bagel chips for the pretzels. It has a little kick and tastes better than regular chex mix.
Tasty but it really needed some nuts!
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By Denis House
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
To slightly change a line from Bob Seger's "Like A Rock," "Thirty years now, where did they go. Thirty years, I don't know. Sometimes I sit and I wonder, where they've gone."
Last Tuesday night, before the South Laurel-Madison Central boys' basketball game, I was given a plaque by South Laurel athletics director Keith Gilbert celebrating my 30 years in the newspaper business.
First off, I was very touched by the honor, and really wasn't expecting anything like it. I only found out a week before that they were planning on doing this. Now some of you might find this hard to believe, but being honored in public is something I try to avoid as much as possible. I'm not a glory hound. In fact, I'm the furthest thing from that. I'm actually a pretty private person.
But yes, this marks my 30th year in the newspaper business, either full time, part time, or freelancing. That's a lot of years to stay in one profession. And to tell you the truth, not something I expected or planned on.
Oh sure, I took journalism my senior year at Laurel County High School, mostly because I thought it would be an easy class and it would get me out of the classroom, which I took full advantage of. Many an afternoon I spent goofing off in the gym because I was "working on a story" for the Cardinal Classic, the school newspaper, which sadly, no longer exists. Neither high school has a school paper, and that's a shame. I have to give a big thank you to Janis Scoville, who was my journalism teacher. I didn't know it at the time, but she sure shaped what my future turned out to be.
Anyway, after graduation I still had no idea what I wanted to do with my life, so when I attended Sue Bennett, I put "journalism" as my major, and took a news writing course that they offered. Still, it wasn't what I had planned for the rest of my life.
I soon found out college wasn't for me, so after one year, I dropped out to decide what I wanted to do, then I would go back to school once I had that figured out. We all see how that turned out.
Soon I found myself working at McDonald's (I have the distinction of being a member of the first crew ever hired at the first McDonald's here in London). Meanwhile, I was also playing in a band with hopes of, as Foreigner sang, becoming a "jukebox hero." We all see how that turned out.
Soon I found myself unemployed and looking for work after quitting McDonald's. A friend of my sister's who worked at this newspaper told her they were looking for part-time workers in the press room, inserting newspapers. Yes, I literally started at the lowest rung of the business in 1983.
But I soon worked my way into composition, typesetting ads because I knew how to type and had an art background. From there, I started writing a music review column. Then I moved into sports.
After leaving the Sentinel in early 1990, I did some freelance work for various newspapers while I was still trying to figure out what I wanted to do. Then in late 1993, the Laurel News-Leader had a help wanted ad for an advertising sales position. I came in to see Willie Sawyers for that job, but it had already been filled. But he did have a news reporter job open, so I took that until 1995, when I again moved into sports and have been there ever since. I also delivered newspapers during this time. When Willie sold the News-Leader to Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., the same company that owned this paper, I moved over here with him in 1998 when he took over as publisher.
So now here it is 2013. I'm still here at the Sentinel. Still doing sports. Along the way I have managed to win a few Kentucky Press Association and CNHI awards for writing, photography and design, which is nice. It's always nice to be recognized by your peers.
But all those awards take a back seat to the plaque Keith Gilbert gave me last Tuesday night, which read, in part, "in recognition and appreciation for covering South Laurel and Laurel County sports." Thank you, Keith, for doing this, and for the nice things PA announcer Rick Chandler said about me. And thanks to the South Laurel basketball team as they all shook my hand and thanked me.
It's nice to know that I am appreciated for all the hard work and hours I have put in lo these past 30 years, even though I never expected to be doing this for that long. I am truly humbled.


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Ben Roethlisberger spoke to members of the media following the Steelers practice on Thursday afternoon. He didn't reveal anything new but said he was focusing on a new chapter in his life.
"I've put a lot of thought into my life, decisions that I've made in the past that I've been sitting at home thinking about things. I've been working closely with the commissioner on ways to make changes, corrections. So, I'm looking forward to the second chance and a second opportunity, not just in football because I think everyone knows what you're going to get in football, but in life. I think that's what's kind of more important."
He said those changes he's been talking to the Commissioner about are "personal things" and that this is an opportunity to re-evaluate his life as a whole.
"That's me ... evaluating what I need to do and be smarter when it comes to certain things. Like I said it's a new chapter and I'm looking forward to it and it starts with football. I'm glad to be back here ... I'll be talking to you guys a lot more."
"Yeah, it's been great to read and hear from those guys, not just text messages and calls they send to me but to read the things in the media they said. So I say it's great to be out here with my brothers because they really are family to me."
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With Avere's GNS, storage administrators can easily create and manage logical groupings of file-based resources regardless of physical location, presenting clients running NFS or CIFS with simplified and transparent access to data with a single mount point. Moreover, when data is moved from one storage server to another within the network, client access is automatically rerouted with no disruption or downtime. GNS is available immediately as part of the 2.0 release of the Avere operating system.
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On Tuesday, 28-year-old Colt Morgan, who was wanted for a brutal murder in Harris County was arrested by Buffalo police. Morgan had eluded authorities for almost a month.
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What a difference a few fourth quarters make. If not for five late collapses, the Texas A&M Aggies could be as good as 11-1 right now and threatening for a national championship spot. But they aren't, so things like this get said about head coach Mike Sherman by higher-ups, statements like this are necessitated, and the question of whether he'll come back next season must be addressed.
Chip Brown of OrangeBloods.com, for one, reports Sherman will remain with the Aggies through their SEC debut.
@ChipBrownOB I'm told Mike Sherman - and his $8 million buyout - will be back at Texas A&M next season.
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Who hasn't accidentally swallowed a pot brownie?
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In a related story, police are on the lookout for a 75-year-old woman who robbed a local 7-11 taking 4 bags of Doritos, 3 Twinkies, and a Snickers bar.
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There is one week to go until deep automatic spending cuts hit. Unless Congress can make a deal to avert sequestration, it will cause major cuts in the classroom.
Local school districts would lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funding.
Federal funded special education, child nutrition, and tutoring programs would see big cuts. In all, school districts would lose anywhere from five to nine percent of their annual funding.
In Huntsville, that means up to $1.7-million. For Madison County Schools, it could be as much as $640,000, and Madison City Schools would lose up to a half a million dollars.
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"If you've got folks getting less money, then, obviously, there's going to be less coming into the education trust fund, which will then have another severe impact on education," said Fowler. "Obviously, our first concern is for those parents, and, secondly, we would be very concerned about the funding of education in Alabama."
We have seen the fiscal cliff. Now we're on the doorstep of sequestration, but there is an even bigger potential crisis looming that would hit schools even harder. If Congress doesn't pass a spending bill by March 27, the federal government funding would basically shut down altogether.
"There would be no money. The bank would be closed. The government is closed. And there's no way we could even get the funds that were coming to the school district that were cut because the bank is closed. So those are some things that are very scary and that we're worried a lot about," said Fowler.
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Ray Edwards: Getting the job done
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Edwards is excelling on D-line, which is emerging as one of Vikings' strengths
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Through three exhibition games, the Vikings are fifth in the NFL with 12 sacks.
That statistic is encouraging, especially because the defensive line is leading the way with eight sacks.
"It's our job," starting left defensive end Kenechi Udeze said matter of factly of his unit's preseason success.
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Heading into training camp, the Vikings were confident in their starting interior tandem of Kevin Williams and Pat Williams. But their starting defensive ends, Kenechi Udeze and Erasmus James, have excelled in the exhibition season, and rookie Ray Edwards has emerged as one of the standouts of the Vikings' draft class.
"Of course we're excited," Udeze said. "But it's the preseason, and as much as we're doing, we can still get better. We just need to put a better effort every time we go out there."
That was the question about Edwards, who was projected to have first-day talent in the draft but slipped to the fourth round because of concerns about his character at Purdue. But Edwards has been a model rookie with the Vikings, and he leads the team with two sacks in the exhibition season.
Against the Baltimore Ravens, Edwards had a hand in both of the Vikings' defensive touchdowns. In the second quarter, while spelling James, Edwards closed in on Steve McNair from the right edge when the Ravens' quarterback directed a ball toward receiver Mark Clayton. Cornerback Fred Smoot intercepted McNair's pass and returned it 69 yards for a touchdown.
In the fourth quarter, Edwards sacked Ravens third-string quarterback Brian St. Pierre and forced a fumble, which defensive end Khreem Smith recovered and returned 29 yards for a touchdown.
But Edwards is humble about his success, and he is quiet about his past.
Asked about his role in the two touchdowns, Edwards said, "I was out there doing my job.
"I think I did some good things, but I saw some things I need to get better at."
For instance, Edwards said he needs to work on keeping his hands tighter when linemen try to block him.
As for his days at Purdue, Edwards said he embraces a new start.
"Things happen for a reason," he said. "I want to let people know who I really am."
Edwards said he would welcome a chance to start at some point. But he added, "I'm just glad I'm here.
"Being a backup to these guys isn't a problem for me," Edwards said.
Udeze said Edwards has been a great infusion to the depth of the Vikings' defensive line.
"He's playing lights out. He's light and quick, and the thing is, he's still very raw," he said. "He's only 21 years old. The sky is the limit for him."
Vikings defensive coordinator Mike Tomlin said he is pleased that Edwards doesn't get overwhelmed in games.
"The game isn't too big for him," Tomlin said. "His personality doesn't change when the lights come on, and he's a very confident young man."
James said there is no drop-off when Edwards comes into the game, which bolsters the depth the Vikings have throughout the defensive line. In fact, the Vikings likely are going to be cutting linemen who will be picked up by other teams. Quality veterans such as C.J. Mosley, Ross Kolodziej and DeQuincy Scott are on the bubble.
"It's a good problem that we all strive to have," Tomlin said. "It's the nature of this business. It's a problem when you're looking for people to keep. It's unfortunate for them personally, but it's good for this football team."
Regardless, Tomlin said his players must keep their blinders on.
"We just focus on our next opportunity to get better," he said.
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CJ Mosley seems to be one of the odd man out which is to bad as he looked really good last year subbing for P-Will and K-Will.
I thought that Mosley would be the heir apparent for P-Will and in 3 years would be our starting nose tackle.What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Go get 'em, Ray!!!
(Opposing QBs, that is...NOT skanky football groupies!)BANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
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sometimes taken chances on "troubled" players payoff.
Hopefully the gamble works in the end on Edwards, since we've had some bad luck in that area over the last few years.
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Childress made emphasis that the the lines were the starting point for offense and defence. Looks like that at least the DL is starting to follow his ideas and making strides forward. It's good to see a Vikings DL start to get pressure on a QB - its been something that has been long overdueTime spent annoying a Packer fan is never time wasted...
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if he plays , he'll get to the qb...I ll be dead and cold before I m green and gold
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claiming women will pay a huge price if PP is unfunded. There are free clinics for for the poor to get mammagrams if needed all over the country. Williams, check facts before you lie and blab about something you know zero about. Women can check with their county hospitals for the test, paying on a income scale or get it done for free.
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Is there a lot of accidental sex going on out there ???
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Given Oliver Stone's perpetual (and justified) indignation with American imperialism in the last century, and his general predilection for politically controversial subjects, it's no surprise that his directorial debut was about the problems in Central America and, more specifically, the violent civil war in El Salvador that raged from 1980 through 1992, complete with the meddling of the U.S. government and military. Seen through the eyes of a downtrodden, irresponsible and unreliable American journalist and photographer (James Woods), the film tracks the hack as he travels to San Salvador with his equally dubious friend (Jim Belushi) in hopes of reviving his career and glory days by capturing footage of the war. Entangled with both leftist guerrillas and the right wing military, the journo soon finds the romanticism of Robert Capa-like war photography is gone and all that's left are the ugly horrors of war. The picture also co-stars Michael Murphy, John Savage, Elpidia Carrillo, Tony Plana, Cynthia Gibb and Juan Fernandez, and while not as overt as, say, "JFK," it's not exactly subtle either. While Stone does try and paint the picture of both sides (sort of), it's clear his sympathies lie with the lefty revolutionaries struggling to overthrow their corrupt and death-squad-happy government. That really wouldn't be so bad if the dialogue wasn't a thinly veiled attempt to deliver a ham-fisted and diatribe-y monologue about U.S. hegemony or creating a second Vietnam (while all valid concerns, it's far too obvious and stilted). Still, while dated, "Salvador" remains a respectable piece of work, and is certainly entertaining enough to sit all the way through without feeling too restless. [B]
The past is another country; they do things differently there — like give Oscars to Oliver Stone, and cast Charlie Sheen as a bookish innocent — which makes rewatching "Platoon" in 2012 an unintentionally poignant experience. It's not a bad film — indeed, in terms of craft and performances, it is one of Stone's best — but prevailing attitudes towards war have undergone such a philosophical revolution in the intervening years as to make its message, if not irrelevant, then anachronistic. Controversial at the time for its suggestion that at least some of the bad guys in Vietnam could be found in the ranks of U.S. soldiers, today it feels trite — did we really need to have the Vietnam war reduced to the fight for the soul of one privileged white boy before we could understand its horror? That Stone transposes the good vs. evil axis away from the U.S. vs. The Enemy, and onto the internal struggle of mentality and ethos between martyr Elias (Willem Dafoe) and his pot-smoking followers, and the treacherous Barnes (Tom Berenger) with his cadre of murderers and rapists, may seem like progress of sorts, but in so doing he ascribes every virtue of nobility to the former, and every cruelty to the latter, so all he has really done is switch one bogeyman for another. These simplistic dichotomies do the film no favors in our muddier moral times; to us now, the idea that the U.S. might be involved in a protracted foreign war for less-than-pure motives and for which the true cost is measured in human lives, and yes, souls, is not a revelation, it's a daily debate. For better or worse, the world and its wars have moved on, and as much as "Platoon" is a well-made, intermittently affecting film, it has been left behind like a buried artifact, its interest now mostly archaeological. [B]
At this point, what can really be said about "Wall Street" that hasn't already been said? The Gordon Gekko character is an American icon (for better or worse...), numerous pop-culture catchphrases have emerged and endured from the ridiculously quotable script, Michael Douglas spent the rest of his post-Wall Street career doing riffs on the same character (something he's very good at), and Charlie Sheen became a legitimate box office presence as a result. Because Wall Street is so much a product of its time (in many of the same ways that a film like "Top Gun" was a product of its time), it's tough to look back and criticize it for being one thing or not. It was a reflection of where we were at a particular point in time, and a foreshadowing of what was to come in the future. Stone and Stanley Weiser's propulsive screenplay moves like a locomotive bound for the next stop with a sense of never-ceasing urgency. Sheen, as the naive newbie with his post-"Platoon" baby-face still intact, was a great match for Douglas's icy villain; their Central Park show-down, as photographed by the incomparable Robert Richardson, reaches near epic/mythic proportions as the two of them trade verbal blows before Gekko pops his top. It's father vs. son, mentor vs. student, man vs. man. And that's what Stone has always excelled at — showcasing men of strong wills going up against one another until someone hits the floor. "Wall Street" shares a lot in common with De Palma's "Scarface" (also scripted by Stone), and much like that film, has taken on a new life over the last decade in a way that Stone and his collaborators probably never thought it would. It's one of Stone's most influential films, and a defining work in his canon. [A-]
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Chris138 | July 6, 2012 4:38 PM
Born on the Fourth of July is far and away Oliver Stone's best movie to date, with Nixon not too far behind it. I also liked JFK, but I still don't understand how Tommy Lee Jones got an Oscar nod for his rather forgettable work in that film (at least to me it was). I thought Gary Oldman was far more memorable and deserving of his nomination that year.
Platoon is his most overrated, and I'm glad to see it not getting as high of praises here as it does elsewhere. There are definitely some powerful moments contained within the movie, but overall the experience comes off as heavy-handed and even a bit stodgy at times. I'm well aware that subtlety has never been one of Stone's strong points, but I feel it comes off more annoyingly in Platoon than in a lot of his other work. It just hasn't aged well to me, especially compared to other Vietnam classics such as Apocalypse Now.
Tobias Bowman | July 6, 2012 9:00 AM
Excellent retrospective. Oliver Stone has always been hit and miss for me, I lean more towards his biopics. There is a theme running through most of the films that fell down, the scripts were written by Stone on his own or with a weaker writer. Most of the great films Stone directed were co-written with stronger writers or technical advisers. E.G JFK - awesome - Zach Sklar a journalist and a professor of journalism/U-Turn - missable - John Ridley - jobbing TV writer. Savages is with Don Winslow and Shane Salerno, which points to the fact it is going to be poor.
JD | July 6, 2012 5:49 AM
You guys got so many things wrong here that it would take longer then the director's cut of Alexander to list them (just a few: ignoring Stone's work as a screenwriter, except for one mention of Scarface; forgetting Seizure and The Hand; labeling Platoon as "irrelevant"; saying Natural Born Killers has no story; describing The Doors as being "shot and edited like a TV movie" (!??!?); however, you recognize Nixon as being Stone's unacknowledged masterpiece, and that alone justifies this entire article.
Matthew Dowd | July 6, 2012 1:09 AM
Matthew Dowd says: Oliver Stone is CIA.
AS | July 5, 2012 1:57 PM
Talk Radio has always been my favorite of his. I also love Natural Born Killers, JFK, U Turn and 2/3 of Nixon.
Ken | July 5, 2012 1:46 PM
In my view, Platoon, Wall Street, and JFK are undeniable classics. Natural Born Killers is Stone at his most psychotic and (in my opinion) enjoyable. Born on the Fourth of July is great too. The rest of his filmography is spotty, but he was like Rob Reiner and Barry Levinson. Filmmakers who could do no wrong in the '80s and early '90s and then fell off.
tristan eldritch | July 5, 2012 12:58 PM
"What could have been an interesting and in-depth look at a tortured musician battling America's prudish and naive idealism...."
I'm a huge Morrison fan, and Stone's film remains a guilty pleasure for me since I was a kid. The fact is, Morrison simply wasn't a "tortured musician battling America's prudish and naive idealism"; he was a narcissistic, booze and drugs-drenched ROCK STAR, and Stone's film is somewhat closer to the reality for not trying to make him into some kind of Lenny Bruce.
brian cardio | July 5, 2012 12:57 PM
Seizure was Stone's debut.
rotch | July 5, 2012 11:27 AM
No mention of The Hand? One of my favorite bad horror movies ever, and Michael Caine is pretty solid in it. Also: pretty much agree with all the grades on this list.
1% rule | July 5, 2012 11:15 AM
American imperialism? Fuck off Playlist. Was there no way to add this 1% or 99% bullshit in this? Stone, like you fucks, is just an out-of-touch lib.


text:
Harrisburg police have released the name of a man found dead in his city apartment building Tuesday afternoon.
Haile, 28, was found by members of a
cleaning service at the Grayco Apartments at 15 North Street, police said in a news release.
Haile apparently had
arranged to have his apartment professionally cleaned and made an
appointment, and the cleaning team arrived shortly after noon and found the apartment door
unlocked, police said. The body was discovered and the cleaners alerted
Grayco officials and police.
Haile had a small cut on the
side of his head that may have been caused by a fall, but the body had no outward signs of trauma and the cause of death was not apparent when an autopsy was conducted this morning, police said.
The autopsy
results are pending the results of toxicology tests, which could take several weeks.
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