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Earth Defense Force 2025 review: kill 'em all
By Chris Plante on Feb 18, 2014 02.18.14
Earth Defense Force 2017, its predecessor, appeared seven years ago on Xbox 360, a console that had yet to hit critical mass. Last year, EDF experienced deja vu in the form of a polished update of 2017 available exclusively on the PlayStation Vita. Now we're here at the beginning of the a new generation of video game hardware and it seems, yet again, Earth Defense Force is set to walk on the stage of an empty house. I sincerely hope that's not the case, because boy does it put on one hell of a show. Earth Defense Force 2025, now available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 — and notably absent on their successors — is more akin to a reimagining than sequel. Even in contrast with the iterative culture of video games, the improvements to 2025 feel like catch-me-ups, grafting the...
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By dmmoore on Feb 21, 2014 02.21.14
If this is your first episode, Friends List is a daily web series where we have one-on-one talks about a single question related to video games. The goal is to give both Polygon's many team members across the globe and those involved in covering, designing and releasing games, an opportunity to speak with you. Today on Friends List, Editor-at-Large Chris Plante and Deputy Reviews Editor Phil Kollar ask: What are your rainy day video games? The episode will begin at 2 p.m. ET (or thereabouts!) and will be available via YouTube following the recording. While you wait you can watch the previous episode: What the hell is Twitch Plays Pokemon? Enjoy Friends List anywhere, anytime: Bookmark the Friends List video page. Subscribe to the audio-only podcast: Friends List on iTunes. D...
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Earth Defense Force 2025 - Overview video
By Griffin McElroy on Feb 19, 2014 02.19.14
I'm not really sure how much there's left to learn about, to be honest. Chris Plante has been evangelizing this game for ages, but his message is rarely too complex. There are bugs. You have guns. Use the latter on the former, and unlock more of the latter. Sometimes those guns are Super Soakers full of acid. Sometimes they're lasers that can't be turned off once they're activated. It's an oftentimes single-flavor experience, and that flavor has nutty tones. In today's Overview, Chris and I try to touch on the finer points of Earth Defense Force 2025's special brand of pest control. Watch as we learn that the greatest weapon of all might not be a shoulder-mounted rocket launcher, but rather, the art of dance.
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Watch us play Strider, Titanfall and Earth Defense Force 2025 on Polygon Live
By Chris Plante on Feb 19, 2014 02.19.14
The beat sheet reads like my teenage dream game: Swordfights? Check! Mechs? Check! Robots the size of the Empire State Building? Check! Sure, Strider and Titanfall are exciting games to have on the show, but I'm most jazzed to introduce Earth Defense Force 2025 to readers who've never heard of the series. I've been swayed into EDF fandom over the years, and the latest entry captures everything wonderful and terrible about the games. Polygon's own Managing Editor Justin McElroy will join Russ Frushtick and me for the entirety of the episode. Have questions about the show or the games? Send them to Polygon's Twitter with the hashtag #polygonlive and we'll try to answer them during the show. We'll also be participating in the LiveStream chat.
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New trailer shows Earth Defense Force 2025's insect invasion
By Colin Campbell on Jan 27, 2014 01.27.14
Earth Defense Force 2025 is a third-person shooter pitching players against an infestation of insectoid invaders. Released in Japan last July, the game is due to arrive in North America by D3 Publisher on Feb. 24 for Xbox 360 and PS3. Today's trailer shows various urban battle scenarios featuring destructible environments and dastardly enemies as well as a selection of classes. Earth Defense Force 2025 will also make use of split-screen multiplayer and a variety of mobile weapons and vehicles. You can get full insights into the game's unique personality through Polygon's recent play-through.
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Earth Defense Force 2025 and Special Ops DLC strikes Feb. 13
By Jenna Pitcher on Jan 22, 2014 01.22.14
Earth Defense Force 2025 and its Special Ops downloadable content will hit the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on Feb. 18, followed shortly by two DLC packs, D3 publisher announced today. Earth Defense Force 2025, which recently went gold, will retail for $49.95, while the Special Ops DLC consisting of five new missions will be available for $2.99. The Mutant Rampage DLC is expected to be available on Feb. 25 and will feature 20 new missions for $8.99. Also offering 20 missions for $8.99 is the Beyond Despair DLC, which will hit March 11. The first DLC pack for the Japanese version of the game, titled Earth Defense Force 4, also featured five new missions: Floating Armada, Fortress More, Silver Thread Squad Giant, Parade of Giants and Search Giant. It is not currently clear if the western...
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Earth Defense Force 2025 to receive a five mission-sized DLC in Japan
By Jenna Pitcher on Aug 14, 2013 08.14.13
The Japanese version of Sandlot's insect and robot-obliterating co-op title, Earth Defense Force 2025, is set to receive a downloadable content pack featuring five missions for ¥400 (approximately $4.00) on PlayStation 3 and 320 Microsoft Points on Xbox Live.The missions include Floating Armada, where players take on invading ships; Fortress More, which involves enemies swarming a harbor and players are the first response to deal with the attack; Silver Thread Squad Giant, more creatures attack the harbor area and players are tasked with destroying the tunnel entrance; Parade of Giants, features an armada of Hectors obliterating a town; and Search Giant, where players battle creatures in a mountainous area and are tasked with locating and destroying the monsters' entrance. Earth...
Today I Played: Earth Defense Force 2025
By Chris Plante on Jul 26, 2013 07.26.13
Excuse me — ahem! — sorry, something's caught in my throat. Ahem! Right. Where were we? Oh. Yes. Earth Defense Force 2025 is the must-own game of the summer if you live in Japan. The latest in the alien-blasting, city demolishing series debuted on July 4 with a healthy 177,000 units sold, and was only released in a single country: Japan. The game won't arrive in the United States and Europe until early 2014, and by then I imagine the hardcore gamers that care about obscure, graphically-lacking B-movie simulators will have moved on to the warm arms of their next-generation hardware. Now — before were overwhelmed by Xbox One's and PlayStation 4's — is the perfect time to experience Earth Defense Force 2025. That leaves you three options. 1.) Import a region-free copy of Earth...
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Japan Review Check: Earth Defense Force 2025
By kevingifford on Jun 26, 2013 06.26.13
Only one game coming out next week in Japan that Westerners care about, but it's one importers are looking forward to: - Earth Defense Force 2025 (9/8/8/9, 34 out of 40 points): Sandlot's latest known as Earth Defense Forces 4 in Japan and not coming out for a while in the West, wins exuberant if guarded approval from the Famitsu crew. "The graphics have gotten better," began editor Reona Ebihara, "the giant creatures and cities more realistic, and the battles more frenetic and enjoyable as a result. You're constantly having radio messages stream in, and the overwhelming you-are-there feeling these conjure up is as impressive as always. With more weaponry available, you're also able to fight in a wider variety of ways, which makes things more fun. "There are a lot of stages," added...
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Hands-on with Razer Blade and Blade Pro, new 14- and 17-inch gaming laptops
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After getting hands-on with Razer's new gaming laptops at E3 2013, we found that those who love the metallic unyielding one-piece sleekness of a MacBook and everything that a PC laptop offers may want to raise an eyebrow in the direction of Razer's new 14- and 17-inch gaming laptops, the Razer Blade and Blade Pro, respectively.The Blade measures 0.66 inches thick and weighs 4.14 pounds. Its guts consist of a fourth-generation Intel Core i7 processor — Intel's "Haswell" chipset — and 8 GB of DDR3L memory. It also touts a 2 GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M video card and Intel HD4600 integrated graphics. The 14-inch display is a 1600x900 screen with an LED backlight. According to Razer, the Blade offers as many as six hours of battery life and is "the thinnest, most powerful" laptop in its...
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Earth Defense Force 2025 bringing cooperative insanity to North America
By Jenna Pitcher on Jun 20, 2013 06.20.13
Sandlot's Earth Defense Force 2025 promises to give players third-person cooperative insanity against robots, massive space ants and colossal spiders. Known as Earth Defense Force 4 in regions outside of North America, the game features co-op, multiplayer and campaign modes. In a gameplay demo, D3's executive producer Miki Takahashi played a few splitscreen co-op missions with Polygon. In the first mission, Takahashi chose an Air Raider class, airborne infantry that calls in air raids and vehicles. And, to highlight the teamwork of classes, we were designated a Ranger, a foot soldier that can use mechs and other vehicles. In this co-op mission, the goal was to destroy all UFOs hovering over a field while masses of spiders swelled to impede the humans' progress. Takahashi called in a...


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Lorensen's decision follows an Internal Revenue Services announcement that it would provide relief from the estimated tax penalty for farmers unable to file and pay 2012 taxes by the original March 1 deadline.
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Amarillo, Texas - Bell Helicopter recently unveiled its' newest masterpiece in Dallas, a commercial transport chopper designed for the oil and gas industry.
Spokesperson JJ Walker says, "We are aggressively pursuing the first flight of the Bell 525 Relentless in 2014 and after that we'll aggressively pursue certifications so that we can begin production."
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Tis the Season: Skadden and Simpson Thacher Match Cravath Year-End Bonuses of $10K to $60K
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Two other major New York-based law firms have followed the lead of Cravath Swaine & Moore, increasing end-of-year bonuses for associates to a range of $10,000 to $60,000.
Both Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett made the announcement on Wednesday, reports Reuters. Annual salaries for associates at both law firms start at $160,000.
Cravath, which traditionally is considered a market leader concerning associate pay, made its bonus announcement on Monday.
Last year, the range for associates at all three firms started at $7,500. At the upper end, Cravath and Skadden reportedly paid $37,500 and Simpson Thacher paid $42,500.
However, this year's bonuses are significantly lower than in 2007, before the recession. At that point, all three firms, including special bonuses, paid out a range of $45,000 to $110,000 to associates on top of their annual salaries, Reuters reports.
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ABAJournal.com: "Cravath Boosts Year-End Bonuses, Will Pay $10K to $60K; Last Year's Ceiling Was $37.5K"
Above the Law: "Associate Bonus Watch: Simpson Thacher Matches Cravath"
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Police negotiators spent more than three hours Tuesday morning talking to man who was threatening to jump from the 10th floor of an Evansville apartment building.
It was a tense situation for officials Tuesday morning after they received a phone call from a man who said he was getting ready to jump from a ledge at the Grandview Tower Apartments.
Officials closed Diamond Avenue for more than three hours between First Avenue and Kratzville Road.
They say during these situations, it's important to eliminate an audience that may provoke the situation.
"My next door neighbor came to my door banging saying there were five fire trucks out there and countless cop cars out there, and somebody on the 10th floor kitchen area threatening to jump," Grandview Tower resident, Ryan Griffith said.
The man in his late twenties, which we are not identifying, was on the outside of the balcony railing while negotiators calmly talked and listened to him.
"When we first got here, he gave us a five minute time frame to resolve whatever problems he had or he was going to jump," EPD Sgt. Jason Cullum said.
"His brother lives here, but the man does not live here that is threatening to jump," Griffith said.
Griffith says he is friends with the man's brother and tells 14 News some of his family was present, but they were not permitted to talk with the man during the situation.
"Family members or people the person knows can actually agitate them, so we have to evaluate that on a case by case basis," Cullum said.
Evansville police have several trained negotiators that officials say were key in the situation.
"They work a lot with the SWAT team on hostage situation negotiations, as well as suicidal subjects and that training came into play today," Cullum said.
Patience and getting subjects to trust the negotiators are protocol. Negotiators worked for three and a half hours before the man agreed to come over the railing and into the apartment.
Official say they are treating this as a crisis intervention and don't expect to file an criminal charges.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Board of Education on Thursday intervened in Fayette County Schools following a recommendation by the Office of Education Performance Audits (OEPA). The OEPA told the board that serious curriculum and facilities problems exist in Fayette County and it would be difficult to correct deficiencies without taking control of the entire school system.
The Fayette County School System has been under close scrutiny by the West Virginia Board of Education through the OEPA since 1999.Since the county was placed on nonapproval status in 2007 progress has been made to reduce the noncompliances. Most notably, progress has been made in improving financial and personnel practices and functions.
"Although many initiatives have been undertaken to improve curriculum and instruction, student performance overall has not improved. The 2009 WESTEST scores and graduation rates have declined," said OEPA Executive Director Kenna Seal.
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SWINDON TOWN: Reis and Troy feature, Barker scores in development tie
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TIJANE Reis and Troy Archibald-Henville both enjoyed gametime as Swindon Town were beaten 3-2 by Birmingham City in a development XI match this afternoon.
George Barker got his Swindon career off to a good start with Town's second goal of the game after Yaser Kasim had earlier put the Robins into the lead, but Birmingham proved too strong in the end.
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lambo says...
unsure of their target but prepared to trust them, after all it's their money. Nice to see it finished and the guy playing withing seconds of it being released, suspect sorted early doors with a clear timetable.
well done Power(s) that be.
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5:57pm Tue 7 Jan 14
LeGod says...
Good luck to all of them and let's hope they all do a good job for STFC.
6:13pm Tue 7 Jan 14
you gots ta be kidding me says...
I hope TAH comes back fit, the guy has so much potential the same with Tijane Reis....
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Fernham Red says...
Troy, Tijane and Barker
I think this is what you call a "good news day"
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This is slightly off topic but I think it could apply to Cubs as well. I want to repair the hood on my riding mower it is fiberglass and has hinges lagged to it on at the base of the hood. They are stripped out and I bought some JB Weld to repair the holes, I am going to use my dremel and oval out the holes so the cured J B Weld doesn't turn in the holes. My question is should I put the lags into the epoxy while it is wet or let it dry and drill it and screw them in, I figure if I clean them up real good the wet J B weld would probably bond to them pretty good as well as to the hood, Just wondering if anyone else has done this before. Thanks T.J.
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If you put them in wet, they'll probably end up being a permanent assembly. If you let it set up and then drill & tap, you will be able to dis-assemble if necessary.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Welderx, check the label on JB Weld, I'm not sure it will stick to fiiberglass.
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well I went to their web site to check on if it could be used on fiberglass, and they recomend it for fiberglass boat repairs. The lags that go into the hood are lag on the bottom and 1/4-20 studs on top, so If putting them in wet is stronger thats what I will do. I have never used this stuff before how thin is it once its mixed, like pancake batter or it is thicker , also how long do you have to work with it once it is mixed? Thanks for all the help so far, T.J.
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Once it is mixed to an even color (no streaks) it is mixed. It is thicker than pancake batter but how thick depends a lot on what the temperature is. I would not describe it as runny, but it will sag if given the chance.
There are 2 versions of the material. The standard stuff gives you quite a bit of work time. If you use the fast version, you may want to mix the material for one stud at a time. In any case, have everything ready to go before you mix the JB.
JB Weld will be like honey when you mix the components. Clean, clean, clean everything you want it to adhere to and don't touch these areas with fingers. You can use Playdough, plastic wrap and Al foil to help dam or contain the stuff where it needs to be. Depending on temperature and humidity, it will take from up to 6 hours for it to stiffen, lower temp and humidity = longer time. I have used auto wax on bolt threads to keep JB Weld from adhereing, although you will need to apply some force to the bolt to break the bond. It should hold lags if there is enough textured surface on the lag for the JB Weld to adhere to. Let it cure for 24 hours before you try to remove the bolts, otherwise the "weld" will be too soft and self destruct.
Good luck!
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Why don't you consider using Welnuts. Work quite well where you need a bit of movement between pieces, like those mounted in fiberglass.
They are rubber with brass nutplate inserts.
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Mine That Bird shocked racing fans in 2009 when he came up the rail to win the Kentucky Derby at odds of 50-1 (Photo courtesy Eclipse Sportswire).
For the next two weeks, handicappers will be doing their homework.
They will scan past performances, video replays, tea leaves or anything else that will help them solve the riddle of the Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports.
In the end, they hope to defy the odds, correctly picking the winner of the Kentucky Derby, America's most famous horse race and its greatest handicapping challenge.
No other race brings into play the variety of factors that make the Derby such a spectacle. It features 20 horses – 20 young and maturing horses – that will race at a mile and a quarter distance for the first time against a collection of the best horses of their generation.
The challenge comes from selecting the one horse out of the 20 that will win the race, and settling on the best way to do that presents a worthy test for even the most seasoned of handicappers.
There's certainly no single, sure-fire path to success, but some advice can always come in handy. So as a helpful guide in advance of racing's most eagerly awaited day, here's a couple of pointers to keep in mind as you plot your wagering strategy.
Considering how difficult it can be to pick a Derby winner, it's best to give yourself some wiggle room. That lesson was hammered home to me in 1992 when I was dumb enough to believe that English invader Arazi would win the Derby.
Too much emphasis was placed on his smashing win in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile the previous year at Churchill Downs and conveniently ignored was some shaky 3-year-old form overseas.
I decided to chase the exactas and used Arazi on top and then underneath in the exactas, mixing him with three longshots in hopes of squeezing more juice out of a wager that centered on a 4-5 shot.
But then it dawned on me. What if the Arazi of 1992 was not the same Arazi as we saw in 1991? He could be a bust. So, as a back-up plan, I boxed my three longshots – two of whom were Lil E. Tee and Casual Lies – in a separate exacta play.
As it turned out, Arazi made my win prediction look pretty dumb when he faded to eighth, but who cared? Lil E. Tee, at 16-1, and Casual Lies, at 29-1, finished 1-2 and I had an exacta ticket worth $854.40.
Yes, sometimes it pays to be wrong.
For some handicappers there's nothing heroic about wheeling a horse in the exacta. It takes some of the fun and challenge out of handicapping.
But, hey, what's more fun than cashing a big ticket, and sometimes wheeling a horse and including him in combinations with every other horse in the race is the only realistic way to match the winner and runner-up in one wager.
Take 2006, for example. If you liked Barbaro, the payoff was $14.20 for $2 for being an astute handicapper.
Had you chased the exacta on your own, chances are you wouldn't have used 30-1 shot Bluegrass Cat in the play. But if you wheeled Barbaro in the exacta, you collected on a $587 exacta that might have otherwise eluded you.
The exacta wheel can also serve as an ideal stand-in for a place bet.
Just consider 2009. Let's say you liked Pioneerof the Nile, who was the 6-1 third choice in a 19-horse field. If you bet $40 to win and place on him, you would have collected $168 for his runner-up finish in a 19-horse field. But if you made it $40 to win and $38 in exactas with Pioneerof the Nile underneath everyone, you would have hit a $2,074.80 exacta thanks to some help from a victorious 50-1 shot named Mine That Bird.
In a race like the Derby, one in which anything can indeed happen, covering all your options might be the best bet of all.


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Plotting to Privatize
Title: ACHIEVING A "LENINIST" STRATEGY
Cato Journal, vol. 3, no.2 (Fall 1983) (700kB PDF) . copyright © Cato Institute.
It began in 1982 at the "Rebuilding Social Security" Conference at the radical-right Heritage Foundation, but the plot against Social Security was fleshed out by Butler (a Cato director) and Germanis (an analyst at Heritage) in the Fall 1983 issue of Cato's journal, summarized through quotes here: [Emphasis added.]
"Lenin recognized that fundamental change is contingent upon ... its success in isolating and weakening its opponents. ... we would do well to draw a few lessons from the Leninist strategy. (p. 547)
"we must recognize that we need more than a manifesto ... we must ... construct ... a coalition that will ... reap benefits from the IRA-based private system Ferrara has proposed but also the banks, insurance companies, and other institutions that will gain from providing such plans to the public." (p. 548)
"By approaching the problem in this way, we may be ready for the next crisis in Social Security." (p. 548)
"From a purely political standpoint, it should be remembered that the elderly represent a very powerful and vocal interest group." (p. 549)
A Plan of Action
"The first element consists of a campaign to achieve small legislative changes that embellish the present IRA system, making it in practice a small-scale private Social Security system. ... thenatural constituency for an enlarged IRA system must be ... welded into a coalition for political change." (p. 551)
"The second main element ... involves what one might crudely call guerrilla warfare against both the current Social Security system and the coalition that supports it." (p. 552)
Creating a Private Model
"Social Security reform requires mobilizing the various coalitions that stand to benefit from the change, ... the business community, and financial institutions in particular ... "(p. 553)
"The banking industry and other business groups that can benefit from expanded IRAs ..."
"... the strategy must be to propose moving to a private Social Security system in such a way as to ... neutralize ... the coalition that supports the existing system." (p. 555)
"The next Social Security crisis may be further away than many people believe. ... it could be many years before the conditions are such that a radical reform of Social Security is possible. But then, as Lenin well knew, to be a successful revolutionary, one must also be patient and consistently plan for real reform." (Concluding paragraph, p. 556)
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The burning barrel
by Ed MarstonThe Burning Barrel is worth watching for its prairie shots and for the home movies of filmmaker Tim Schwab's childhood that will make you nostalgic even though it's not your childhood. An old oil drum that was used to burn his family's garbage is the metaphor for wastefulness that narrator Schwab (he made the film with spouse Christina Craton) tells us has given South Dakota fewer people and farms and less prairie and wildlife, "slowly leaving us alone here with all of our wonderful things." It's a soft film. Schwab's father and brother have survived farming's shakeout and Schwab is glad they got big rather than got out. But he hates agribusiness. Schwab seems to see the masters of thousands of acres and huge machines as cogs doing the will of a society that uses television commercials to corrupt rural folk. As if America needed television. The film was shot not far from Sauk Center, Minn., where novelist Sinclair Lewis grew up early in the century, observing lives he would turn into the essence of materialism and boosterism in Babbitt and Main Street. The 1930s simply reset the clock, allowing Schwab's grandparents to lead heroic Dust Bowl-Great Depression lives on their small farm, then letting his father and brother grow big and prosperous. The film's blame of a corrupt society is a little too easy.
The Burning Barrel is being marketed to public television stations to coincide with Earth Day. For information, contact Nancy Robinson or Lois Vossen at Independent Television Service in Saint Paul, Minn.: 612/225-9035, ext. 224.
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A new movie that Oprah Winfrey is producing about the Civil Rights movement in Alabama is looking for people to audition for principal roles, according to the Project Casting website.
The movie titled "Selma" focuses on Martin Luther King, Jr. and the voting-rights marches he led in Alabama. David Oyelowo will play the lead role of Martin Luther King, Jr. Oyelowo appeared in "Lincoln" as well as in "The Butler" and "Red tails."
According to the Project Casting website, the film centers on the three marches from Selma to Montgomery in 1965. The first march was known as "Bloody Sunday" due to brutality the marchers faced.
Casting directors are specifically casting principal roles to include the following:
Bombing Victims: Black male and females aged 10-14 years old
Sheriff Jim Clark: Large white male, in his early 40s and clean shaven
Cager Lee: 83-year-old black male with white hair
The website only list the roles above, but may list more roles as they become available.
If you are appropriate for one of the roles listed, Project Casting is asking you to send your info to firstname.lastname@example.com
Filming of the movie will take place in Atlanta and Selma starting on May 19.
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All trips are at Collette's group rates and special discounts are available for those able to commit on Nov. 6.
Anyone planning to attend the special trip preview is asked to make a reservation by calling 745-4303.
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Patti Blagojevich got what?
I was reading a first-rate profile of Patti Blagojevich in Illinois Issues when I came upon this nugget: "In 1983, Patti left home for the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign to major in economics on a legislative scholarship."
Patti's father, Richard Mell, was then and remains today the clout-heavy alderman of the 33rd Ward. How lovely that some nice member of our General Assembly gave the Alderman's daughter a free ride at the state's top university…
Patti Blagojevich on the 2009 season of NBC's I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!
I was reading a first-rate profile of Patti Blagojevich in Illinois Issues when I came upon this nugget: "In 1983, Patti left home for the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign to major in economics on a legislative scholarship."
Patti's father, Richard Mell, was then and remains today the clout-heavy alderman of the 33rd Ward. How lovely that some nice member of our General Assembly gave the Alderman's daughter a free ride at the state's top university. The Mells didn't need the taxpayers to cover Patti's tuition. Mell proudly told me when I interviewed him in 2003 for a profile of Rod Blagojevich (the man Patti would marry seven years later) that his late wife Margaret had turned the family spring business, R.F. Mell Spring and Manufacturing Co., into quite a successful operation. One of my sources told me that the company, which supplied springs to automakers, had made the Mells millionaires.
Kristy Kennedy, who wrote the Patti profile, told me she tried to discover the identity of the generous-with-our-tax-dollars legislator who gave Patti the scholarship. (Scholarship is a misnomer; these are tuition waivers that require the increasingly poor universities to charge no tuition.) When Kennedy interviewed Mell, he confirmed the gift, but he did not reveal the benefactor's name. A spokesman for the State Board of Education told Kennedy that it would be too time-consuming to research the case unless she could supply the lawmaker's name. Back then, "most of the records [weren't] computerized," Kennedy told me. (My call to Mell was not returned by post time; the Blagojevich family lawyer, Sheldon Sorosky, said he would relay my interview request to Patti, but no response yet.)
Scholarships—oops, waivers—like the one that benefited the Mells, received a new round of scrutiny and ridicule from editorial writers and good government types in the wake of last year's nauseating U of I admission scandal uncovered by the Chicago Tribune. Pressure has never been higher to abolish the perk that allows every legislator two four-year tuition waivers to the U of I and other state universities.
In March, the House voted to abolish, but then backtracked and passed a limp bill concocted/choreographed by Senate president John Cullerton. A Tribune editorial beseeched Governor Pat Quinn to veto the bill and to demand that the General Assembly kill this absurd affront to taxpayers.
For Andy Shaw, Executive Director of the Better Government Association, there is no gray in this picture; he says legislative scholarships should be abolished. "If lawmakers want to help their friends, relatives and political supporters go to college," Shaw wrote me in an e-mail, "they should be paying for tuition or handing out scholarships from their campaign funds or their personal bank accounts—not with our tax dollars."
NBC photo by Tyler Golden
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How lovely. I too attended U. of I. in the 1980s, though my decidedly non-millionaire parents told me I'd have to pay my own way if I wanted to do so. The very well-compensated night shift at United Parcel Service loading trucks allowed me to graduate without debt. But had I known freebies like Patti's were to be had, I might have tried loading a something else for college.
God, that's infuriating. But I guess you can't expect too much from Rod Blagojevich's in-laws.
This is disgusting. Is Illinois the only State in which the legislators openly prey on their constituents?
Nice piece of digging, Carol. This the kind of investigative work that can make some of us who are Chicago Mag readers into subscribers. (Which is, frankly, rather surprising given the more routine, more mainstream, more superficial nature of most of the topics touched on in your not really very penetrating or talk-worthy lifestyle mag.) Let's have lots more of this political expose type stuff! We need it! (And, to stay interesting, frankly so do you!) Shades of Pam Zechman and other such!!
And how old are the Blagojeviches' children? Where do they attend school now? Who is paying for their therapy? They must need it.
It's not surprising the Blagos would be involved in something like that. Or Illinois for that matter. But come on, clean up!
The woman who sleeps with Rod Blagojevich was raised by a corrupt politician? Paging Dr. Freud!
The Blago's have a lot of baggage, hope none will rub off on their daughters when they reach adulthood.
A big whoop-dee-doo on this.
If you have this much time on your hands and want to expose waste, trying digging to find out why Ald. Ed Burke gets $1,000,000 worth of Chicago Police Dept. security detail/chauffer/valet service 24/7 when there is a severe manpower shortage in the CPD.
This is current, not something over 10 years old like the Mell/Patti/Scholarship business.


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NEW ORLEANS - The New Orleans Saints officially signed former Tulane safety Devon Walker to a contract Saturday, making him a member of the team.
The signing was announced by the team and head coach Sean Payton during the team's rookie mini-camp.
Walker was paralyzed from the neck down in 2012 during a game the Green Wave played at Tulsa. Saturday, in addition to signing with the Saints, he graduated from Tulane, where he studied cell and molecular biology.
"When Devon got hurt, his football career was just starting to take off after three years of hard work," Saints Coach Sean Payton said. "Despite the devastating injury he suffered, Devon refuses to let that define him. He is an outstanding young man, who is not only an inspiration to his coaches and teammates at Tulane, but to all of us. Devon's character, determination, intelligence and work ethic are everything that we look for in a New Orleans Saint when we sign a player. This is the least we can do to recognize Devon and these attributes that we want all of our players to have."
A four-year letterman at Tulane, Walker played for the Green Wave from 2009-12. He joined the team as a walk-on in 2009 and had moved into the starting lineup and was named a team captain as a senior in 2012.
"I would like to congratulate Devon on his graduation and for all his accomplishments," Tulane Coach Curtis Johnson said. "I am very proud of him and I am very happy for his family. This is a first-class move by a first-class organization. The Saints have been very supportive of Devon and I would like to thank Mr. (Tom) Benson, Mickey Loomis and Sean Payton for allowing Devon to be a part of an NFL team. I believe it once again demonstrates the organization's commitment to the New Orleans community and to one of its own."


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I was present at the Madison County Council meeting on May 13 to discuss reinstating the wheel tax. I was both amused and amazed by the theatrics that transpired and by the lack of competence and yet arrogance by the council president. He reminded me of a dictator when he stated, "I said two minutes! Now order in the council chamber!" (I'll explain later.)
At the end of the meeting, he did not even know how to phrase a motion; he had to ask the attorney. He even had to ask the attorney if he could vote on the tax. It seems, at least to this casual observer, that this should be knowledge the council president should possess. There was one council member who was very professional, had facts and statistics and presented them very well. Too bad they fell on deaf ears.
When it was time to take comments/questions from the audience, the dictator laid down some ground rules. One was — each person would get two minutes to speak. Another council member asked to change that to three, and the dictator became loud and angry and made the above statement. Bam! He then hit the gavel. Then, he further stated, "I'm gonna go across each aisle and give each person a chance to talk, from front to back, until every person has had a chance to talk." What does he do next? He violates his very own dictate. He states, "Where is John Paugh? John, come on down here. You get to go first." All I could think was, "You hypocrite!" He asked all the 'important' people to come down and speak before we "common folk" got our chance. He gave the "important people" all the time they needed, but for the "common people," when their two minutes were up, bam went the gavel.