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error saving content need a little help [edited]
17 December 2009 at 11:35pm Last edited: 18 December 2009 12:37am
On some pages of the site I'm getting the message when I try to publish :"error saving"
I found out something weird :
I had 3 pages with this error
I have erased and recreated 2 of them and evrything is fine I can save and published them.
Then I tried to save the third one again without changing it (erase/create) it was still not working wich seems normal but the two first that have been recreated are not working anymore
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so far I did :
-Set devmod on with Director::set_environment_type("dev");
-Used firebug wich has found 2 errors that looked the same it says :
and then this is what I get
I think it has to do with erasing some database entry but I'm not sklilled enough to understand it properly
can anyone help
Thanks a lot
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Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
20 December 2009 at 5:04pm
What version of SS are you using?
And do check that you're actually logged into the CMS. I've occasionally had this problem only because I'd logged myself out of the site in another tab. Finally, it might be because of the specific stuff you have in your page. Is there anything complicated in there, like trying to include Javascript or something?
Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
20 December 2009 at 11:41pm
Thanks for your concern
my version is 2.3.3
I checked I was not logged out on another tab
There is no javascript what I dont get is that I'm able to save the page for publish, and after a while without change on that page but on another one it gives me an error on the page that was working.
Recreating page doesn't work I also cheked that the ''wrong" page was properly erased from the database (page and site tree)
It is driving me crazy because I can't find any logic in this.
Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
21 December 2009 at 7:09am
I suggest you at least upgrade to 2.3.4, which fixes bugs and more importantly, closes some security holes. Then try again.
Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
21 December 2009 at 8:41am
I tought of that but as the site is now online I'm affraid of making this upgrade and having some new troubles, because Im using forms and newsltterr wich is a sensitive module.
what do you think .
Was upgrade smooth in you case .
Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
21 December 2009 at 10:02am
I've not actually done an upgrade from 2.3.3 to 2.3.4, but see this post:
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Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
21 December 2009 at 11:49pm
I'm having the same error for over a week now, in 2.3.4, "Error saving content" whenever we try to save in the CMS. PHP seems to be fine, ditto MySQL, the server is a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.10 Server Edition.
We can edit and even delete pages in the CMS, so there is db communication there and the server admin is adamant that all permissions are correct. Yet still we're getting this error. Tried flushing, checking the content for extraneous or rogue JS, scoured the SS forum and googlenet for answers and solutions, none of which seem to have the desired effect. This all started happening out of the blue. What is of note is that in the CMS, there's only one page view option, namely Draft Site; no Published Site. And the published site is accessible and viewable, replete with any new pages we add in the CMS.
Mind is very boggled.
Re: error saving content need a little help [edited]
21 December 2009 at 11:56pm
At least I'm not alone
The weird thing for me is that it occurs on some pages and not others.
And I cheked pretty much everything like you did.
I'm very puzzled + clients getting mad
hope we will find a way
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AUSTIN (KYTX) — Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott today joined Senator Rodney Ellis to express support for legislation that would require DNA testing for all biological evidence collected by law enforcement in all death penalty cases. Attorney General Abbott made the following statement about SB 1292:
"The death penalty is right for Texas. It works when it punishes murderers, but it doesn't work if it executes innocent people. To be certain that only guilty murderers are executed, all evidence that can be tested for DNA should be tested for DNA -- before the case goes to trial. This will prevent endless appeals that game the system and delay justice for the families of victims."
"SB 1292 is a modest but vitally important reform, and is a significant step toward a more fair, reliable and just criminal justice system in Texas," said Senator Ellis. "It will help reduce the possibility that the ultimate mistake is made with someone receiving the ultimate penalty."
Under current state law, DNA testing is not required prior to trial, and therefore may only be conducted on a small subset of the biological evidence collected by authorities. There are a variety of reasons why investigators may not always test all the evidence they collect – including cost, timing, or the fact that the full inculpatory or exculpatory potential of the evidence may not have been immediately apparent. Where the exculpatory value of crime scene evidence is only later discovered on appeals, both the defendant and the victim's families have suffered a preventable injustice that could have been avoided. Subjecting biological evidence to DNA testing in advance will also help prevent wrongful convictions. To avoid the imposition of an unfunded mandate on local prosecutors and law enforcement agencies, SB 1292 requires that a Texas Department of Public Safety crime lab perform the mandatory DNA test at the State's expense, and provide the results of those tests to both the defendant and state prosecutors.
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Jim Cullen, Review of Rob Lowe's "Stories I Only Tell My Friends: An Autobiography" (Henry Holt, 2011)
[Jim Cullen, who teaches at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School in New York, is a book review editor at HNN. He is the author of The American Dream: A Short History of an Idea that Shaped a Nation (Oxford, 2003), among other books. The first installment of his project "Sensing History: Hollywood Actors as Historians" is slated for publication as a Kindle Single this summer with the title "President Hanks." Cullen blogs at American History Now.]
Rob Lowe is Forrest Gump with a brain.
Lowe's new memoir, the cleverly titled Stories I Only Tell My Friends, pretty much does what you expect a book of this kind to do: drop lots of names. You read it to hear about people like Tom Cruise, Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, and various other members of the "Brat Pack" (so dubbed in a 1985 New York magazine profile) who briefly dominated Hollywood in the early 1980s. And you do indeed get stories about youthful excess, backstage romances, and the like. And since Lowe was a star of the hit NBC series The West Wing, you know at the outset that he's going to end up a Friend of Bill and visit President Clinton at the White House. If you're a big Rob Lowe fan, this will be sufficient to buy the book.
What's really surprising, though, are how many other brushes with fame Lowe has had in his lifetime, in contexts that are totally unexpected. Like the amusing story where Cary Grant gives him soap on a rope. Or the one involving a failed audition by Janet Jackson. Or his adolescent visit to a San Fernando Valley chop shop, where he witnessed the shooting of Star Wars scenes involving the Millennium Falcon and Death Star (George Lucas & Co. needed lots of cheap space). Long before he he had achieved any fame himself, Lowe found himself tugging on George McGovern's coat in the 1972 presidential campaign.
Other stories are more grave. Lowe had a well-publicized romance with Princess Stephanie of Monaco, but less well known is the assassination of the security man who escorted him to and from the palace. Lowe had a brief but intense acquaintanceship with John F. Kennedy, Jr. on the eve of his death. And he also had a chilling intersection with the terrorists involved in 9/11. Even for a celebrity who you would expect to meet lots of people, the volume and variety of his contacts are uncanny.
Such anecdotes aside, the narrative core of Stories I Only Tell For My Friends amounts to Memoirs of a Former Next Big Thing. Perhaps ironically, the most vivid part of the book is Lowe's childhood; he does a nice job of evoking the confusion and hurt of a child in a broken family in Dayton, Ohio, and his mother and brothers' relocation to California in an age when cheap New Age thinking only seemed to feed his mother's neuroses. His longtime playboy status notwithstanding, Lowe does a persuasive job of portraying himself as a clueless adolescent, and offers these evocative reflections on the first time he was engulfed by a posse of shrieking fans:
"On the one hand, how cool is it to be mobbed by a bunch of girls my age? It's any guy's dream, right? And it is part and parcel of being a star. But on the other hand, the whole experience feels a little shitty. And feeling shitty about something that's meant to be exciting makes me feel worse. The girls' reactions seems almost programmed, like they were both the performers and the audience in a teen-angst drama that had nothing to do with me. It certainly wasn't about what a good actor I was. And if I was such a hottie to them, why didn't I have the same effect on those who knew me well at school? And so the first wisps of an idea appear on the horizons of my consciousness. And the idea is this: If you really knew me, you wouldn't like me nearly as much."
About halfway through, the book loses some of its narrative momentum. Lowe spends far too much time on his debut movie, The Outsiders, though the glimpse into director Francis Ford Coppola's working style is intriguing. The sad truth is that on the whole, Lowe did not really live up to the enormous hype he generated, surely one factor in his descent into addiction and the notorious "sex tape" controversy that damaged his image. The great irony of his career is that his movie star looks notwithstanding, Lowe has enjoyed his greatest successes as a supporting player -- particularly in the Austin Powers movies and in The West Wing -- and it's to his credit that he recognized this and deployed his skills where they proved useful.
Stories I Only Tell My Friends is an entertaining read by a reflective man who has tried hard to make sense of his varied experiences. One finishes the book believing in Lowe's core decency, and that his default setting is to assume that you are his friend until you demonstrate otherwise. In a celebrity memoir genre where sympathy can often wear thin amid tedious detail and unwittingly damaging self-revelation, Lowe ends up looking pretty good.
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Norwich - Police arrested a 32-year-old Norwich man Friday on kidnapping, sexual assault and other charges stemming from an alleged rape last month.
Demetrius A. Carswell of 47 Division St. was charged by warrant Friday and taken into custody without incident at his residence, according to a written statement from Norwich police.
Carswell is charged with first-degree kidnapping, first-degree sexual assault, third-degree assault, second-degree threatening and first-degree unlawful restraint. The charges stem from a March 30 incident that allegedly occurred in a parking lot of the west side of town. Police declined to provide any further details.
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It has been an eventful day here in The Miami Herald's features department, full of stress and angst and fear and loathing and pretty much everything but gunshot wounds, and those were absent only because we have a metal detector at the gate now. Hence my delight at this little book of the illustrations drawn by David Goldberg, brother to Superbad creator Evan (the guy who wrote the script with the awesome Seth Rogen). There are 82 "phallographics" here, any of which I would like to show you, but I need the paycheck, so you just get the book cover. But I tell you, nothing lifts the spirits on a bad day like some truly excellent phallographics, especially if there's not a bar handy.


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A big verdict this week in a school bullying case, where jurors found an Indiana school district liable.
The jury awarded $50,000 in damages to a Pendleton woman and her family Tuesday in a Madison County court.For six years, they didn't talk publicly about the pain from bullying that happened to Molly McCoy inside Pendleton Heights High School."Most people did not know this was going on in our lives. We were just fighting to survive with our family," said Molly's mother, Jennifer McCoy. "14- and 15-year olds in high school, they can be very cruel."But this family, who sued South Madison Community Schools and came out victorious, is speaking out now about the case and the need to protect kids.A jury found the district liable and awarded the McCoys $50,000 in damages after the family claimed the district didn't do enough to protect Molly after she was bullied. Jurors said they thought testimony from school leaders just wasn't consistent, which is why they found in favor of the McCoys."They are liable. We fought a giant and we won," Jennifer McCoy said.The McCoys say the incident happened during Molly's freshman year at Pendleton Heights, in March 2008."Someone came up to me and said, 'Have you seen the picture of you?' and I said, 'What picture?'," Molly explained.It was a photoshopped, sexually-suggestive picture on flyers posted in hallways and bathrooms throughout the school."My actual phone number was at the bottom and it said 'Call for a good time'," Molly said.But what hurt worse than the student bullying, the McCoys say, was the response from school leaders. Molly claims she was told to go back to class after reporting it, that the flyers were left hanging up, her parents were not called and she was never offered counseling."Not having support of people you'd think were there to support you - teachers, the school - I just felt I was alone at the time," Molly said."We're not saying necessarily you can prevent what walked in that school, but you sure can with your reactions and follow-up to it, and they did very little of either unfortunately," her mother added.The McCoys filed a civil lawsuit eight months after the incident, that claimed the district was negligent in how it handled the bullying."They did not follow their own policies and procedures in their own handbook and that's what they were found liable for," Jennifer McCoy said.Now, with a verdict in their favor and a new state law that requires schools to have specific bullying rules they must follow, the McCoys hope victims get protection in the very place they need it most."I'm glad that we stood for what's right and I hope I can help others too," Molly said.


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DWR Charlotte Studio recently hosted the Junior League of Charlotte for their Traveling Junior League Cocktail Party. After a stop at Salon 8 for hair and makeup, the ladies mingled and sipped cocktails among
On October 26, the DWR Studio in Stamford, Connecticut welcomed designers, friends and even our local Mayor as we celebrated our Grand Opening. Stop by and see our new space!
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Our Studio in Stamford, Connecticut is now open. We had the grand opening two nights ago, and party photos will be posted soon. In the meantime, here are some shots of this beautiful new space. Stop by and say hello. We hope to see you soon!
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My favorite thing about launching new product is sharing our excitement with you. The passion that our team has put into this assortment is evident on every page. When I first saw how the Hex Copper Bowl reflects the light, I thought it was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen. When my team showed me the leather Tablet Portfolio, I declared it the attaché of 2012. The Foldable Star Sculptures from John Kostick are the most addictive objects I've ever held in my hands, and when I brought the Mohair Blanket home to my family, my son declared it "the coziest blanket ever." And just wait until you see the modern Menorah by Brad Ascalon, and Lucy the Crocodile by David Weeks. At Design Within Reach, we continue to make authentic modern design accessible, whether it's accessories, gifts, or what we're best known for, furniture. Please read the stories and enjoy the beautiful pictures. I guarantee they will make your holiday, as well as your life, aesthetically happier. Call us, chat with us at dwr.com, and please visit us at a Studio near you.
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The market Whole Foods recently opened its first location in Oklahoma, and to set the casual, hip tone they were looking for, they chose our Coral Pendants for lighting. Designed by David Trubridge, this Pendant was inspired by the repeating patterns of ice crystals that Trubridge saw in Antarctica, and by the patterns he saw in underwater coral. Such
Design within reach invites you to a grand opening reception: Wednesday, October 26, 6–9pm. Please join us as we celebrate the opening of the DWR Studio in Stamford, Connecticut. Mingle with design enthusiasts, and meet the principals of Sayigh+Duman, the architects behind our new 6500-square-foot space. We'll be serving cocktails and hors d'oeuvres while you test-drive the best in modern design. RSVP to email@example.com. Co-sponsored by: a dash of salt.
Check out the talented work of Kara Bartelt, who writes the MilkWeed column at Design Milk. She's a big fan of our Wally Living Wall System, and recreated the wall pockets at a 1:12 scale for her mini modern home. She even planted them with air plants — a smart choice since aerophytes don't require water and her dollhouse lady in the striped shirt (I think I tried that on at J.Crew last weekend) doesn't look like the type to have a green thumb. Kara is participating in the I'm a Giant dollhouse decorating competition and we look forward to seeing her mini modern house when all the entries are revealed on December 15.
Design Within Reach was proud to be part of this year's TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art event. The auction was held on October 20, and the items we donated included a Nube Chair, Eileen Gray Table, LC4 Chaise Longue and Onion Lamp. We want to thank our Dallas team and our customers for their extraordinary support of this important organization. TWO x TWO has raised $4.8 million this year for the Dallas Museum of Art and amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research. Shown in photo: Front row from left to right: E. David Goltl, Dow O'Neal, Matt Wilkerson. Second row from left to right: Alexis Bourn, Debbie Smith, Eileen Maxey. Back Row: DWR CEO John Edelman.
Last Sunday, Eero Saarinen's TWA Terminal at JFK was open to the public for the first time in a decade. It is the most beautiful building I've ever been in, and when you are wrapped in its swooping, elegant curves, you experience the incredible genius of Saarinen. How he conceived this structure and its stunning interior, is beyond me. As the light changes, the interior follows suit, giving you gifts of surprising beauty in the most unexpected places. I took more than 500 photos and will share more in the days to come. Enjoy! (P.S. I'm still using a camera that David Pogue suggested I buy ten years ago. If you have a digital camera you love, please let me know.)
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If you're like most people, you go to museums to see the art hanging on the walls, and not the actual paint on the walls. But did you know that a lot of effort goes into getting that wall color just right? The goal is to highlight the works of art without competing with them, and the Guggenheim Museum has decided to share some of its secrets with you. Fine Paints of Europe, a company based in Woodstock, VT, is now offering Guggenheim Paints. The collection includes the original colors chosen for the museum by Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as the favorite colors of generations of Guggenheim curators. And if you're a fan of fan decks, this one is pretty cool.
Our Restore Basket made the Style section of today's NYT, and was singled out as a smart solution for storing athletic gear. The basket is named "Restore" because it is constructed of felt made from recycled PET bottles (e.g. water bottles dropped in the recycling bin after working out with said athletic gear - quite yin-yang if you ask us). Restore comes in three colors and is included in our Semiannual Sale.
Street artist Visual Narcotics is one of the 111 architects, designers and other industry professionals we asked to comment on the 111 Navy Chair®. He got his start stickering the streets of L.A. with blown-up, Xeroxed pills labeled "Visual Narcotics" – which also stands for the massive amount of information we are confronted with as a society. Learn more about Visual Narcotics at 111 Chairs Project.
We love this! Think you have what it takes to be a typographer? Take the Kerning Game and let us know how you score. The Kerning Game was designed by Mark MacKay for Method of Action.
We asked 111 architects, designers and other industry professionals to comment on the 111 Navy Chair®. Peter Kallen was one of them. As the design director for Nau, an outdoor clothing company based in Portland, he finds the engineering of the 111 Navy Chair fascinating, and his favorite chair is his bicycle. Learn more at the 111 Chairs Project.
Earlier this week, Wright held its Modern Design auction, where a vintage Grasshopper Floor Lamp sold for $11,250 (estimate $3,000-$4,000). Designed by Greta Magnusson Grossman, this lamp was recently added to the DWR assortment. It was out of production for more than 50 years (the lamp that sold at auction was a vintage piece) and we're very proud to be bringing you this authentic lamp, produced by Gubi in Denmark, and reasonably priced at $875. Grossman was a powerhouse and we're very excited to be sharing her story. Other auction highlights included a Ball Clock for $1,063, and this eye-catching Vanity Set by Paul McCobb (hammer price $6,875).
Impress us with your knowledge of post-modern art and you could attend Conversations in Context at the Glass House. One winner will receive 2 tickets to the October 13 with David Salle. Winner is responsible for their own transportation, parking and any other costs. Ticket value $300 ($150 each).
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James Victore is an author, a self-taught designer, an SVA professor – and also one of the 111 architects, designers and other industry professionals we asked to comment on the 111 Navy Chair®. He has won several design awards including the Grand Prix from Brno Biennele in the Czech Republic and has exhibited at the MoMA. Learn more about him at 111 Chairs Project.
Congratulations to University of Maryland's WaterShed Team! First place in this U.S. Department of Energy competition went to the solution with the best mix of affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellence with optimal energy production and maximum efficiency. Design Within Reach is proud to be a sponsor of the WaterShed by the University of Maryland. The WaterShed shows how the built environment can help preserve watersheds everywhere by managing storm water onsite, filtering pollutants from greywater, and minimizing water use. Find additional photos at inhabitat.com.


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Gas prices are expensive. But one downriver station is accused of raising prices beyond the norm.
FOX 2 viewers called in Sunday to say the BP station in the 3800 block of W. Jefferson Ave. in Ecorse was selling petro for a whopping $4.49 a gallon. The price seemed high considering the state's average price per gallon this week is $4.03.
"I thought it was a mistake," said Patsy Witkowski, who pulled away after seeing the inflated price.
Station officials claims the price was set so high because they're running low on gas.
Either way, gas gouging is illegal in Michigan. The Consumer Protection Act prohibits retailers from charging a price that is grossly in excess of the price at which similar property or services are sold.
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Thousands of events across the country have been held in support of the Boston Marathon bombing victims. It's no different here in northwest Ohio.
In an attempt to show solidarity and to pay their respects, local runners took to the streets Thursday night.
The Second Sole Running Shop at Levis Commons hosts a Thursday night running club every week. This week, runners and walkers gathered for one cause: to be Boston strong.
T-shirts were sold to raise money for the One Fund Boston charity, which helps those affected by the tragedy.
Several local runners who ran in Boston were present Thursday night, as well.
"Shortly after the bombings, somebody asked me if this would have an effect on my willingness to come back to the Boston Marathon, or continue to do marathons," said Rob Slater. "I said, 'Well, if anything, it makes me want to do more. It's a kind of bonding experience.'"
Many of the runners participating Thursday night will also be running the Glass City Marathon on Sunday.
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Agnès Jaoui's Look at Me, which opens the 42nd New York Film Festival tonight (October 1), is the kind of graceful ensemble piece which the French excel at, and which American filmmakers rarely even attempt. It presupposes a certain cultivation and attraction to nuance in its audience, but lest that make it sound precious, it should be added that the film also, at times, cuts deep. Look at Me centers on Lolita (Marilou Berry), the overweight grown daughter of a famous novelist Etienne (co-writer Jean-Pierre Bacri). Lolita, an aspiring classical singer, simmers with anger at her narcissistic father, who seems to wreak thoughtless havoc in the lives everyone in his orbit—including Lolita's voice teacher Sylvia (Jaoui) and Sylvia's up-and-coming writer husband Pierre (Laurent Grevill). There are several other major characters making their way through the movie's complicated tangle of connections, and Jaoui keeps it all flowing elegantly while making her points—about female body image and the cult of personality, among other issues—with a superb sense of delicacy. The cinematography, by Stéphane Fontaine, finds a consistent dark undertone that perfectly suits the mood of the film, while Olivier Jacquet's production design and Jackie Budin's costumes convey the tastefully well appointed lives of the characters with just a hint of satiric awareness.
Look at Me - Sony Pictures Classics
Also showing in the first weekend of festival, which is sponsored by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and runs through October 17, is the exceedingly cryptic though beautiful Thai filmTropical Malady, directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul. The first half of the movie details the growing romantic bond between a soldier and a young man from the country, and fascinatingly juxtaposes the rural and the urban, the ancient and the modern, as they exist in contemporary Thailand. At the midway point, the movie suddenly switches gears and dives into the realm of myth, as the soldier enters the forest and tracks a wild animal that contains the imprisoned spirit of a shaman, and that bears more than a passing resemblance to his young lover. Tropical Malady immerses the viewer in a world where the sensual and the spiritual merge; crucial to its effect are the evocative cinematography by Vichit Tanapanitch, Jarin Pengpanitch, and Jean Louis Vialard, and the incredibly rich soundtrack, designed by Akritchalerm Kalayanamitr.
Tropical Malady - Strand Releasing
If you're looking for a complete change of pace, the unclassifiable Tarnation is in the don't-miss category. Jonathan Caouette's sort of docu-diary is made up of various forms of footage the 32-year-old filmmaker shot since the age of 11. Using Super-8, Betamax, VHS, Hi-8, and mini-DV formats, Caouette documented his dysfunctional family environment, including a mentally ill mother and the grandparents that possibly helped make her that way. He also documented his own growth as an actor and creative artist, camping it up for the camera and shooting scenes from his high-school musical adaptation of Blue Velvet. At some point a few years ago, Caouette started compiling his hundreds of hours of tape and film on his Macintosh computer, creating a sometimes hallucinatory collage out of the fragments of his life. At one point, Tarnation was advertised as having a budget of $218.32, though postproduction work at Skywalker Sound and elsewhere has raised that a bit. The film is dazzling, if inescapably self-indulgent. It will be interesting to see where Caouette goes from here.
Tarnation - Wellspring
It's not in the New York Film Festival, but David O. Russell's I Heart Huckabees is, in its own way, every bit as experimental as Tropical Malady or Tarnation. It's also, to my mind, something of a colossal mess. The plot is nearly indescribable. An environmental advocate (Jason Schwartzman) takes on Huckabees, a Wal-Mart-style corporation, and for personal solace hires a couple of "existential detectives" (Dustin Hoffman and Lily Tomlin); the detectives are in a rivalry with French nihilist Isabelle Huppert, who has taken firefighter-in-crisis Mark Wahlberg under wing; meanwhile, Huckabees spokesmodels Jude Law and Naomi Watts are also having identity issues. The movie is wild and frenetic, nonsensical and occasionally hilarious. It is guaranteed to gather a small and fiercely devoted following. But can anyone tell me what it means? After the live-wire visuals of Russell's last movie, Three Kings, I found the determinedly bland look of I Heart Huckabees to be disappointing; cinematographer Peter Deming and production designer K.K Barrett have proven track records, so I don't think they can be faulted. Costume designer Mark Bridges and the makeup/hair team do get to have some fun with the characters, coming up with a Beatles-style gray pageboy for Hoffman and a ridiculous Amish bonnet for Watts' character, who just wants to be loved for her inner beauty.
I Heart Huckabees - 20th Century Fox
Somewhat more direct in its comic spirit is John Waters' A Dirty Shame the Baltimore bad taste maestro's return to NC-17 territory. The story is of sexual prudes (or neuters, in the film's parlance) who become voracious sex fiends after a knock on the noggin. Tracey Ullman plays Sylvia Stickles, a drab middle-aged drudge who is the chief recipient of this concussive sexual bounty; along with hugely endowed daughter Caprice (Selma Blair) she becomes apostle to sex god Ray-Ray (Johnny Knoxville), much to the consternation of her conservative husband, played by Chris Isaak. This may sound like more fun than it really is; as prone to outrage as Waters remains, the juice has seeped out of his filmmaking over the years, so even a movie like A Dirty Shame can seem like a relic. It does have its moments, however, and it has Mink Stole, who is goddess for all eternity. Longtime Waters collaborators Vincent Peranio (production design) and Van Smith (costumes) do their best to uphold the director's standards of bad taste, while DP Steve Gainer does the kind of serviceable work generally seen in a Waters movie.--John Calhoun
A Dirty Shame - City Lights Pictures
Seen in New York City: One of the most fun events to take place in a while is the Fall For Dance festival at City Center in Manhattan (September 28-October 3). Produced by Arlene Schuler, CEO of City Center, with Elise Bernhardt as artistic advisor and Ellen Dennis as associate producer, this week-long festival included 30 companies in a wild array of styles and eras (the works presented ranged from the 1950s through 2004).
And what a smorgasbord it was! From Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company with their nude dancers in a reworking of the 1978 piece, Continuous Replay to Elizabeth Streb's extreme athletes/dancers flying straight at the audience in Wild Blue Yonder and slamming into a Plexiglas wall in Ricochet to the exotic setting by Isamu Noguchi for Martha Graham's Embattled Garden to the street scene setting for Rubberband Dance, a great discovery hip hop group from Montreal with lighting by Caroline Nadeau and Yan Lee Chan and street-wise costumes by Triple 5 Soul, the programs were wildly varied.
Rubberband Dance wowed the audience at City Center
The lighting supervisor for the festival was Clifton Taylor who pulled together the giant puzzle of 30 companies in six nights, working with other lighting designers or recreating plots as needed. The sound supervisor was Scott Lehrer who had live sound situations ranging from Merce Cunningham and David Vaughn reading short texts (totally deadpan and very funny, by the way. The Cunningham dancers also looked fantastic...) to guitar players and hand-clappers for Soledad Barrio in Noche Flamenca's Solea... not to mention finding the proper microphone placement for her shoes! The list of designers who created the various works performed is too long to mention here, but with names such as Jean Rosenthal and Santo Loquasto it was every bit as much a designer's showcase as a showcase for dance and dancers...Ellen Lampert-Gréaux


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Del Pilar's Mailbag: Wednesday edition
William Del Pilar answers your mailbag questions, including whether you should trade for Aaron Rodgers, start Big Ben or bench Tim Tebow.
Rams RB Jackson inactive for Monday nighter
Rams RB Steven Jackson will not play in Monday night's game against the Giants because of an injured quad.
Eli: Giants' passing game can keep thriving
The Giants did a lot of great things through the air last season, and though the run remains the bread and butter of the offense, QB Eli Manning and the passing game can continue to grow, he said.
Giants WR Nicks unlikely to play Sunday
Giants WR Hakeem Nicks has a broken big toe and will likely miss the team's final regular-season game against the Redskins.
Giants-Packers matchup of the day: Tuesday
PFW executive editor and resident Packers expert Dan Arkush presents the first of five key matchups this week in advance of the Packers' Week 16 game against the Giants at Lambeau Field.
Vikings-Giants matchup of the day: Friday
Here's another key matchup to watch when the Giants and Vikings meet Sunday at the Metrodome.
Manning making due with Giants' depleted receiving corps
In a matter of a couple weeks, the Giants went from having one of strongest receiving corps to one of the thinnest. That's not what Eli Manning owners wanted to hear.
Giants claim WR Thomas
The Giants added another wide receiver on Wednesday, claiming WR Devin Thomas off waivers one day after signing Michael Clayton.
Giants will be shorthanded at receiver
It was clear that the Giants missed WR Steve Smith in their loss to the Eagles, but now they must deal with now having Hakeem Nicks either.
Giants WR Nicks to miss time with leg injury
Giants WR Hakeem Nicks could miss the next three weeks with Compartment Syndrome, an injury to the lower part of the leg.
Giants will miss WR Smith next few weeks
Despite the fact that Hakeem Nicks appeared to have replaced Steve Smith as the Giants' big-play, go-to receiver this season, the loss of Smith will sting.
Eli on fire for Giants, fantasy owners alike
The Colts' Peyton Manning may be having an MVP-caliber season, but he doesn't even have as many TD passes as his younger brother.
Fitz's Four-Course Fantasy Feast
On the heels of a productive game against the Rams last week, Buccaneers RB LeGarrette Blount will be making his presence felt in fantasy circles very soon, writes Pat Fitzmaurice.
Inactives for Giants-Cowboys
The Giants and Cowboys have announced their inactive list for the final game of the Week Seven slate.
Ten most intriguing players of Week Six
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Nicks had missed Wednesday's practice, but took limited work Thursday and is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest.||||||| Nicks, who went without a reception for the first time in his career last week, is dealing with a knee injury.
Nicks did not have a reception for the first time in his career in Sunday's 33-14 loss to the Ravens.||||||| Needless to say, that was not what fantasy owners were looking for. In fairness to Nicks, he has battled knee and foot problems all year and has not looked explosive. It may be fair to say he is a fantasy bust with three TDs and 692 yards but there are extenuating circumstances - not that it matters in the dog-eat-dog world of fantasy football.
The return of Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks to practice Thursday after missing the previous day with a sprained left knee could only bode well for his on-field rapport with quarterback Eli Manning.||||||| Nicks, whose 53 catches for 629 yards and three touchdowns is solid but not spectacular considering his first three years of work with the team, says he expects not only to be healthy enough to face the Ravens on Sunday, but to add some jump to his season. Nicks battled a toe injury at the beginning of the season, and then added the sprain in Week 2 against Tampa. He hasn't been the same game-breaking receiver since.
Nicks caught nine passes for 75 yards in Sunday's loss to the Bengals.||||||| After having his status for Sunday's game in doubt all of last week, he proved to be one of the few bright spots for the Giants.
Nicks saw the swelling in his left knee subside on Thursday.||||||| Nicks created a little controversy after practicing when he was asked about his statistics (27 catches for 390 yards) being down this year. "Stats is for girls. It's football, man," Nicks said.


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I have to disagree with Euologio B: It would appear he is is venting his own spleen on the issue and his words betray a point of view which is more general than specific.
For my part, I´m coming up to 25 years here in Venezuela, and certainly not in an ivory towers environment. I was here during his coup attempt and have lived with the consequences ever since. The man had a golden opportunity to change things, supported by the middle-class, but lacked the wherewithal intellectually to get it done. I respect his family at this awful time but I shed no tears for a man who has brought this country to its knees. It wasn´t necessary. I have my children here - I wanted better and believe we all deserved better. If that hurts lazy socialists in Hemel Hempstead then I´m terribly sorry but, here, we´re living it day to day.
Selected Economist coverage of the key events that encompassed Hugo Chávez's presidency
"Lieut-Colonel Hugo Chávez Frias" first appeared in the pages of The Economist in February 1992 in the context of the failed coup attempt to unseat Venezuela's then President, Carlos Andrés Pérez. We reported then that his "ideas are written off as half-baked military machismo" and that he was currently detained on rebellion charges. After he was elected as president six years later, Mr Chávez's presence on our pages increased substantially until his death this week. Select the dates in the timeline to the right to read our coverage of the stories central to Hugo Chávez's 15 year rule of Venezuela.


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The 2003 Steely Dan tour is aptly named Everything Must Go; though it refers to the band's recently released CD of the same name, LD Jon Pollak took it to heart, creating a complex design with a simple plot. "It is what I refer to as a lighter, leaner, faster F1-style design," he says. The gear, taken out of Upstaging, consists of 13 High End Systems Turbo Cyberlights, 24 HES Studio Colors and 17 ETC 19° Source Four ellipsoidals, controlled by a High End Systems Wholehog II. Not exactly the typical rig of a summer rock tour, but then the Steely Dan fan isn't looking for the typical summer rock-event experience.
According to Pollak, the audience was a central consideration. "The audience knows this music better than I do. My idea was to light the musicians as they played the pieces so loved by the audience." The realization that Steely Dan's fans hold the music in such high regard influenced Pollak's approach to the projections, "The audience has strong perceptions about what the band is singing about or playing and who am I to put any visual Fascism into their heads, to project something that would destroy that? So we made things fairly vague and just used pieces of video that would reflect the pace of the song and maybe the color scheme, but wouldn't force images into anyone's mind." The LD worked with projection designer Kevin Campbell. "He is such a great sounding board and a real collaborator in the design process," says Pollak. "The idea that the lighting and video would work as one was a given when we started this tour." Campbell uses three Sanyo XF45 projectors, two on the front truss and one behind the screen at center stage, to create a panorama effect of images ranging from textural looks to color patterns. There are some literal images — gothic arches, stained-glass windows — but even these are used as abstracts for the music.
Both Campbell and Pollak are returning to Steely Dan from the band's 2000 tour. Pollak used that experience as a reference point for this tour's design, "The familiarity with them gave me the ability to expand my design ideas and it was really very rewarding. The feedback from Walter [Becker] and Donald [Fagen] is brilliant. Production manager Charlie Boxhall is a joy to work with. He is very visual and really is a great person, very supportive." A cornerstone of Pollak's design is his use of the Cyberlights: "Certain kinds of lights are good at doing certain things. I find moving mirrors are really good at fast and accurate movements. The Cyberlight has always served me really well. They are sleek and sexy; they're well-tried, anybody knows how to fix them. They are just really trustworthy; I know their strong points and their weak points. If you have something that works well for you, you should use it, rather then use stuff that is thrust upon you." Several cues are beautiful reminders that a Cyberlight can be used for so much more than flash and trash. The lighting throughout is deceptively simple; with complex programming and well-executed cueing, Pollak has created a very rich design to simply light the musicians. That is just the way he wants it, "It is great if the audience walks out going, 'Wow, that was nice,' if it all happens subliminally." The marriage of the lighting, the projections, and the music is so smooth that audience members don't realize how much they are being given; rather, like a great meal, the experience as a whole is a satisfying event.


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FAYETTEVILLE (WVVA)--- A local Sheriff's Department is using Facebook to their advantage to help inform the public and give safety tips.
Chief Deputy Mike Fridley says that the department has over 2,000 likes so far on their page.
He says Facebook is just another way to communicate with the public through press releases and safety tips.
This is also a way that the public can communicate with deputies as well.
"A lot of people won't call in and stuff, but they can be behind a computer and send you a message and say hey, I've seen this or I've seen that or they might want to complain about somebody and they can complain that way, so it's all confidential," says Chief Deputy Fridley
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MALONE — Legislators will vote Thursday on whether to extend Franklin County's collection of 4 percent sales tax on local purchases.
A public hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. to take comments on the plan to seek State Legislature permission to continue collecting 4 percent rather than 3 percent sales tax on goods and services.
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The 1-percent increase is a revenue stream that the county began to tap into in June 2006 and must periodically renew through Albany lawmakers.
The county's sales-tax revenue in 2012 was $20,550,039, and it is projected at $21 million for 2013, according to the County Treasurer's Office.
The hearing comes as part of the regular meeting of the County Legislature, which convenes the Public Works and Services Committee at 9:30 a.m. with County Highway Superintendent Jonathan Hutchins.
At 10 a.m., legislators will hold a public hearing on landowners' requests to be included in the county's Agricultural Sistrict.
Then, following the sales-tax hearing, the full County Legislature will hear from County Manager Thomas Leitz and will have the call to order at 11:30 a.m.
A work session with the full legislature is set for 12:30 p.m.
All meetings and work sessions are open to the public and held in the fourth-floor Legislative Chambers in the County Courthouse in Malone.


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The Ohio basketball coach accused of hiding cameras and secretly recording boys in the Jackson High School locker room went before a judge Thursday morning.
Scott Studer's bond was set at $2 million.
For 25 years, Jackson Township parents trusted Coach Studer, but police say he abused that trust and victimized countless boys.
"At the basketball banquet every year he'd break down and cry about his commitment to these kids. Little did we know he was video taping them," said Jon DuPont, concerned parent and Jackson Youth Basketball Association Commissioner.
The 46-year-old freshman basketball coach is accused of hiding a camera in the boys locker room and filming them in the shower.
Some parents even told our sister station, WOIO, that Studer mandated the boys shower.
The Jackson Township Police Chief tells WOIO that 24 student athletes have been identified as having been videoed in the shower.
Jackson Police Chief Dave Zink says to their knowledge, the images were not shared with anyone.
The chief, however, couldn't explain why the United States Postal Service is involved. He said they only started investigating Wednesday morning, and it's part of a bigger child porn case.
Jackson PD says the secret periodic recordings went on for eight years, but some wonder if it goes even deeper.
"He had parties at his house. He had sleepovers on numerous occasions," said DuPont.
On top of already feeling violated and betrayed, Jackson parents and players are bothered that the information first came to them through the media and not from the school.
"I was upset we weren't contacted by an administrator. My son is terribly upset. He's on the ninth grade team now," said parent Sylvera Greene.
Coach Studer has already resigned. He is facing eight state charges.
Experts believe Studer will be facing federal charges as well.
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Call of a lifetime saves woman, baby
Monday was the last day the county could have in order for the budget to be published in a legal manner of time – in that last-minute scramble the County Commissioners left funding for the Public Works Administrator and six School Resource Officers in the budget. The... [More]
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Mound City residents will soon welcome a bronze sculpture to be placed along the new city walking trail. Along with the statue, a floral peace garden will be donated to the community by film producer Sue Vicory and her husband, Jay. Vicory and her husband have owned a... [More]
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Linn County Rodeo again a stop for the Kansas Championship Rodeo Series
The Linn County Rodeo is one of the biggest events in Linn County every year and it is also one of the biggest rodeo events for the entire state of Kansas each year. This year marked the seventh year of the Kansas Championship Rodeo Series and the Linn County Fair PRCA Rodeo... [More]
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The Prairie View football team has worked hard in the weight room all summer long in preparation for the 2014 football season. On Friday, Aug. 15, after school the Buffalos had their Tatanka Challenge to test their strength, speed, power, agility and endurance. The Tatanka... [More]
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