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- The Vern visits Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom for the 1984-A-ThonMy good friend Todd from Forgotten Films and co host of Walt Sent Me Podcast has a cool blogathon that is all about movies from the year 1984. Why have one about 84? Well a lot of great movies that … Continue reading →
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- The Vern defends Death Proof for French Toast Sunday's Quentin Augustino MonthIt's indeed a challenge for any critic to defend a movie that he or she likes when that film is hated by most people. It becomes even more difficult(especially for this critic) when that same flick is attacked by … Continue reading →
- Cinematic Catharsis' Reviews Citizen Toxie for Vern's Troma BlogathonThe following review was brought to us by Barry of the great site Cinematic Catharsis. I put a link to his twitter feed when you click the name because I'm going to link directly to his review later on, but … Continue reading →
- The Vern's Troma Challenge: Return to Nuke 'Em High. Vol 1People who say that Troma movies are ones made mainly by dumb people for dumb people most likely have not seen any titles from the company. They know them just through what others have said and also of the little … Continue reading →
- LAMBcast #230 Ghost World(Movie of the Month)For the month of August, a lot of great bloggers submitted their choices to win a spot as the movie of the month over at The Large Association of Movie Blogs. For reasons unknown, both Bubbawheat of Flights Tights,and … Continue reading →
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- Goldblumathon: The Fly(1986)The following review is for a blogathon over at The Cinematic Catharsis.(click the link to learn more) It is all about actor Jeff Goldblum, and while I may not be familiar with all of his works. He is the type … Continue reading →
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Dijon Grilled Pork Chops Recipe
"My mom gave me the recipe for these savory chops with a sweet and tangy marinade," relates Babette Watterson from Atglen, Pennsylvania. "The apple juice and Dijon mustard complement the pork nicely. With a vegetable and some rice or pasta, you have a meal."
- 6 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 6 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons unsweetened apple juice
- 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (8 ounces each)
- In a small bowl, combine the first four ingredients. Pour 2/3 cup marinade into large resealable plastic bag; add the pork chops. Seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade for basting.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4-5 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°, basting occasionally with reserved marinade. Let meat stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Dijon Grilled Pork Chops in Light & Tasty August/September 2003, p60
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Very simple recipe to make.
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Five stars for incredibly easy to whip up. We don't ever have apple juice, but orange juice worked just fine. Used boneless sirloin chops and they were very tender and tasty with a nice flavorful crust on the outside.
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This is a ridiculously good and simple recipe. I will be making this again for sure.
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LOVE LOVE LOVE this !! Absolutely excellent marinade ! Just enough taste and not overpowering. Definitely added to my family recipes !
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First of all your breeder (if you got your pup from a "reputable breeder") should have informed you of the overbite prior to your picking up your pup.
Many overbites, seen at 8 weeks of age (by the breeder and their vet), will correct as the pup grows.
Some may not and may need surgery in the future, as young as 6-8 months of age.
Here are pics of a pup that needed surgery so you have an idea of what you are up against and/or if your pup may need surgery.
(I am sorry but you may need to copy and paste the pics above as I can not get them to come thru on the blog. They are worth lo0king at)
If you look close the third pic you will see a spot on the roof of the dogs mouth where the canine was beginning to puncture the roof of the mouth. (upper right side of the roof)
This is the reason the pup needed to have surgery and have that canine removed, to prevent further damage.
There are other options for dogs with overbites. You need to see a vet that has experience with this or a canine dentist.
Please do not let something like this go unchecked. It can cause horrible health issues to your pup if you ignore it.
Ask your vet to refer you to a specialist or a dentist for a second opinion to be sure you are doing what is best for your pup.
I have heard that keeping a young pup with an overbite, from 8 weeks of age, carrying around a tennis ball as often as possible can help his overbite to correct as the pup grows. But you must be diligent with that tennis ball.
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In 2010, WR Vincent Jackson was one of the players who would have normally been a free agent if not for the NFL's rules in an uncapped season which pushes the threshold for restricted free agency from four to six years. He wasn't happy when the San Diego Chargers placed a restricted free agent tender on him and showed his feelings by sitting out more than half the season in protest of the tender.
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Wellons's mother told the judge that was the amount of equity she had in her home, which she was willing to use as surety that Wellons would show up for trial in October.
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Timothy Wellons, accused of driving drunk and causing an accident that killed two truck drivers on I-581 last month, will appear in court for a bond hearing.
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Do you think Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett should follow Rob Ryan out the door?
IRVING — Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones promised changes last week, and on Tuesday he made a big one.
WFAA has confirmed that Jones fired defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, ending a two-year stay on the Dallas sidelines.
"At this time, the decision has been made to move forward in a different direction philosophically on defense," Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said in a statement. "I have an immense amount of respect for Rob as a person and as a football coach."
Ryan's defense was ranked 14th in total yards allowed last year and dropped to 19th this season after his unit was riddled with injuries. He was let go one day after running backs coach Skip Peete lost his job with America's Team.
"I enjoyed my time in Dallas and appreciate all the great effort my players gave," Ryan told WFAA Sports via text from a vacation spot in the Caribbean. "No sour grapes, looking forward to my next challenge."
Several Dallas players reacted with surprise on Twitter.
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The Cowboys had 38 games missed by defensive starters during the season, a huge number that the defense simply could not overcome.
Under Ryan's colorful leadership, the Cowboys gave up the ninth-most points in the league this season, averaging 25 points per game.
Dallas was his fourth NFL coaching position. Ryan served as defensive coordinator in Cleveland in 2009-10 and in Oakland from 2004-08.
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Dr. Charles Dietzen (Chuck to his patients) has dedicated his life to helping others. He travels the world caring for complete strangers, and is not only an inspiration to me but also the thousands of people he helps. He shows compassion, love and dedication to everyone he meets.
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Rick Perry's rural legend
By Bill Adair, W. Gardner Selby
Published on Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 at 1:17 p.m.
It's the latest outrage about excessive federal regulation: The government, critics say, wants to require farmers to have a commercial drivers license even if they're just driving their tractors across a public road.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry mentioned it during a speech at an Iowa dinner on Aug. 14, 2011: "Now you tell me whether this is true or not. But one of my fellas just told me, he said that they're talking about a new regulation that if you drive your tractor ... across one public road, you're going to have to have a commercial driver's license. Get out of here! You're kiddin' me. I mean, what are they thinking?"
The former cotton farmer and Texas agriculture commissioner sounded more certain by the next morning, saying in remarks excerpted on CNN's Aug. 15 "Newsroom": "Let me give you just a — this is such an obscene, crazy regulation. They want to make — if you are a tractor driver, if you drive your tractor across a public road, you are going to have to have a commercial driver's license. Now, how idiotic is that?"
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Anyone got any comments on these three. I would prefer to hear positive comments rather than anything else.
on Jun 11, 2007 at 1:48 pm
If I'm not mistaken, this is the first time in over five years that a principal has been appointed from outside the district, except for Judith Barranti at Fairmeadow, who was a friend of Superintendent Callan's.
I think it speaks well of Kevin Skelly that we are able to once again attract highly qualified people from other districts, bringing with them new energy, enthusiasm and ideas.
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Sound good to me! I have only heard of O'Neil, and only good stuff, like warm, friendly, in touch, easy to talk to.
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Henry Weinhard's Pale Ale - Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Co.
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3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
08-09-2014 03:10:42 | More by KoG
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
02-19-2014 22:22:53 | More by SuperMario
3/5 rDev -3.2%
01-26-2014 05:45:37 | More by DOCRW
3/5 rDev -3.2%
12-26-2013 01:39:31 | More by Kappakoosh
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
08-18-2013 21:43:24 | More by IronTom
4/5 rDev +29%
01-06-2013 22:50:24 | More by laria007
3.75/5 rDev +21%
11-20-2012 23:01:48 | More by irishgreensoda
4/5 rDev +29%
Had this beer at the Amesbury Beer Festival on Sep 22 2012.
Most of the beers were served from bottles into small 3oz plastic pixie cups.
Although I took notes on the 20+ different beers that I tried, it is difficult to remember all of the details associated with each beer. My apologies to readers of these notes. However, I did pay attention to my overall scores, and noted what I thought were unique positives and negatives w/ each beer.
Note that for me:
< 2.5 = probably would not finish the beer
3.0 = drinkable beer, but likely would not buy again or look for
>3.5 = will try to buy again in the future
Found this beer to be very smooth. Nice blend of hops and malt. Less bitter than other IPA's
FYI: the ABV is 6%
Will review again in the future, and will try to pit it against some of my favorite IPA's to see how it fairs.
09-23-2012 14:45:44 | More by KarlosT
2.75/5 rDev -11.3%
08-27-2012 15:23:11 | More by beerpadawan
3/5 rDev -3.2%
07-01-2012 06:54:22 | More by mtrain237
3.25/5 rDev +4.8%
06-03-2012 02:59:15 | More by abcramer
3.5/5 rDev +12.9%
05-30-2012 19:09:10 | More by snocntry
3/5 rDev -3.2%
01-19-2012 18:08:28 | More by TrojanWheels
3/5 rDev -3.2%
01-02-2012 05:03:49 | More by Huffaroma
2.5/5 rDev -19.4%
Pours a clear golden color with a thin white head.
The smell is of a little pine and maybe some champagne.
Taste is a crisp bite of champagne, there is some hops here and a little malt. Quite watery. Nothing special here.
Mouthfeel is light and crisp.
Drinkability is mediocre, very lacking in the flavor department. Not something I would seek out again.
01-17-2010 04:51:21 | More by pmccallum86
2.4/5 rDev -22.6%
poured from a 12oz bottle into a pint glass, poured a clear golden yellow color, with a white head that dissipated to small ring very quickly. This beer does not smell like the pale ale's I am used to, it smells skunky sort of like heineken. The taste is very plain and boring. Drinkability is ok, but this is nothing I will purchase again.
11-16-2008 05:03:44 | More by jayfarley3
2.03/5 rDev -34.5%
Not the best of the Weinhardt choices.
Pours a pale yellow. Decent sized head, but looks suspiciously macro-lagerish.
Taste, and smell, is bland an unappealing. Somewhat crisp, and not skunky as many beers of its ilk, but nothing to write home about. There are much better Weinhardts to try.
11-25-2007 08:05:39 | More by Overlord
2.88/5 rDev -7.1%
The label reads "Blue Boar Pale Ale" not "Blue Boar Ale" which is why I put the review here. They may be juggling/condensing their labels. Take note, this is not a pale ale by any means, but a light golden ale, with significant lager-like tendencies. I was recently offered a bottle of this out of an enclosed 12-pack, and was wholeheartedly impressed by how good and fresh it was for this style of beer (macro) and how crisp the hop character was. I then purchased a 6 pack, and it's turned out to be inferior, perhaps due to lightstruck green bottles in a non-enclosed carrier. Perhaps it's an older sample too. Henry's gets ragged on quite frequently, but with production at Full Sail's brewery, expect things to improve. If the original sample I had is any indication, there could be some very decent, cost-efficient beer with Henry's name on it.
This sample itself is a pale straw color. Head rose nicely, dwindled to a thin ring and left a good bit of lace. Slight Euro-skunk aroma that should appeal to Heineken drinkers. Your basic macro lager, with clean malts, fortunately not too sweet or adjunct-y. A light fruitiness from the ale yeast and just a trace of diacetyl. Hops are significantly weaker than my original, superior sample and offer little more than a light gumminess. Still, the beer goes down easily enough and is an improvement over the Pabst Blue Ribbon that preceded it. An adequately refreshing bottle of suds.
05-03-2004 06:28:11 | More by Thrasher
2.9/5 rDev -6.5%
This pale ale is about average. It pours a light amber color with a foam head that fanishes to quickly. The smell is of strong hops with hint of malts. The taste is strong with hops in the beginning flat in the end. In the mouth you feel the hops kicking and then it leaves much to be desired. A drinkable pale ale, lighter than most, an average beer at a great price. You can find these if you look for 3.99 a six pack. Not bad when you are low on funds!
02-25-2004 06:14:25 | More by beertaster13
Henry Weinhard's Pale Ale from Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Co.
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Why doesn't the School Board cut some of the bloat at the top. We have too many administrators making $150,000 and up. Actually, we could cut ALL of the administrators since it is their administrative assistants who make a decent salary and do all the work anyway. Keep the teachers and cut the bloat.
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3:03 p.m.: I have to leave Sarasota to return to Fort Myers. Both Marisa Brahney and Grant Boxleitner are here, so you will still have the latest information available from the court proceedings online and on-air. I will return tomorrow morning.
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3:01 p.m.: Jurors are looking at the photographs of Denise in the grave right now.
2:54 p.m.: He arrived to the burial site around 3:45 p.m. on the 19th of January. He arrived before they uncovered the body. He watched the entire excavation and documented the process.
He's now looking at a photo of Denise in the grave. In the grave, she had no clothing on. She was 3'3" from the surface (at her shoulder). She was on her left side in the fetal position.
She had two gunshot wounds, one over her eye and one behind her opposite ear. (doesn't necessarily mean she was shot twice - one could be entrance and the other an exit).
He didn't do a very detailed examination on the scene.
2:38 p.m.: The Medical Examiner is next. The defense is objecting to showing the photographs of the body, but said it "for the record."
The state calls Dr. Daniel Schultz, the Medical Examiner is on the stand. He is a forensic pathologist and is a part time medical examiner.
He has conducted around 4,000 autopsies.
He is still talking about his credentials and his job duties.
2:37 p.m.: In response to the question in comments: Yes, this is a capital murder case. The state is going for the death penalty.
2:22 p.m.: They are showing some elements of the gravesite, but nothing graphic. They're showing shovel marks on the wall of the grave.
She is describing how they excavate a buried body and explains the grave was three feet long by 2 1/4 feet wide and oval in shape.
They found fresh looking green foliage, but nothing of evidentiary value.
They are now showing the picture of the exposed body of Denise Lee. Only people in the courtroom will see the picture.
The body was turned over to the medical examiner.
They found no other evidence in the grave other than her body.
2:14 p.m.: The state has called one of the people who helped excavate the gravesite. The judge gave people in the gallery the opportunity to leave the room before her testimony begins, but no one left the room.
Maxine Miller is a crime scene tech with the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.
She's now explaining her background. She's explaining how they dig out the dirt carefully to prevent any damage to the body or any evidence.
The state is showing Miller photographs and she is identifying what is in the photos. They are admitting the photos into evidence. (These are photos of Denise in the grave - which we are unable to see in the media room because Court TV does not show them either).
2:04 p.m.: Court is back in session. The attorneys are going over the jury instrutions for the guilt phase of deliberations.
1:24 p.m.: I'm back, but court won't be in session for another 35 minutes. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments below!
12:17 p.m.: We are breaking for lunch until 2 p.m.
12:16 p.m. The defense has no questions for the witness.
11:56 a.m.: Lewis "Skip" Wood of the Sarasota Sheriff's Office on the stand now. He works in the forensics unit. He is a professional archaeologist as well.
(When recovering buried bodies, police use principles of archaeological digs to preserve evidence and document the process. Sites are usually photographed, marked off with a grid, the digging begins carefully until the body is completely uncovered. The site is diagrammed, photographed and measurements are taken of the body - both location and depth. The body is recovered and evidence is collected. Also, any dirt removed from the gravesite is sifted to recover any additional evidence.)
The state is showing photos of the gravesite. First they're going over how the officers determined it was a possible burial site. Some of the dirt on the top of the ground wasn't consistent with the other dirt in the surrounding area. (Each layer of dirt is a different color. When looking at a potential gravesite, when police see different colored dirt deposited on the ground, it is significant because it could likely be dirt that has been dug up, such as when digging a grave. The layers of earth, or strata, can also be used to determine whether artifacts found with a body were deposited in the earth at the same time as the body.)
11:50 a.m.: Court is back in session.
11:34 a.m.: We are taking a fifteen minute recess.
11:33 a.m.: The state is redirecting. There was no DNA on the evidence that matched Harold Muxlow or Robert Salvador.
The witness is excused.
11:25 a.m.: The defense is cross examining the witness. DNA Labs Int'l offered to do the DNA on the shell casing for free.
The defense asked a lot of questions about other pieces of evidence but they were really minor points.
(They did not find any DNA on the bullet casing)
11:18 a.m.: To answer the question in the comments: Muxlow is Harold Muxlow, who testified on Monday. He is Michael King's cousin and gave King the gas can, shovel and flashlight on the day of Denise Lee's murder. Sorry! Sometimes I get typing so fast I forget to put in full names in the first reference.
11:13 a.m.: The defense is now cross-examining the witness. The defense is asking about contamination into the samples.
11:08 a.m.: From the carpet taken from the bedroom: One stain was King. From a blood stain, King and Lee couldn't be excluded as contributors.
A blood stain on the bra strap found on Plantation Boulevard matched Denise Lee.
The boxer shorts - the stain was a mixture of semen and other fluid. The sperm matched Michael King (1 in 3.5 trillion) and the remaining cells were a mixture that couldn't exclude Denise Lee or Michael King.
10:52 a.m.: Kevin Noppinger is the lab director of DNA Labs. They did a lot of the DNA testing for the case. First the state is going over his credentials and what the lab does.
He processed some of the evidence in the case.
Hair found in back seat of Camaro - matched Denise Lee. 1 in 9 trillion people would have the same DNA as Denise Lee.
The blanket in the back seat of the Camaro - had several stains that were tested. A blood stain also matched Denise Lee and the statistical probablility is 1 in 9 trillion. The blood was a mixture of Denise Lee (major donor) and Micahel King couldn't be excluded as a contributor as the minor donor. The minor donor is 1 in 280 chances of finding someone with a similar DNA profile (wasn't complete, 13 loci match. There was only a small amount of DNA and there was only a partial profile to compare).
Another blanket, there were blood stains tested. One of the blood stains was a mixture. Lee and King can't be excluded.
There was another stain that was tested - it was semen. The profile matched Michael King, with 1 in 1.1 quadrillion.
From the carpet in the bedroom:
10:44 a.m.: The defense is asking about two fingerprints from the vehicle which were not identified. One of them was just not good enough to use for identification.
A print from the passenger side of the vehicle was a print that was unidentified. One of them he was unable to exclude the victim.
Window at LaTour Avenue, there was a print lifted that was not identified.
The state is redirecting. The unidentified fingerprints could potentially be Denise Lee's.
10:41 a.m.: There were fingerprints on the container of baby wipes, there was a fingerprint on the battery of the cell phone, which was Michael King's, and there was a print on the driver's side outside window, which matched the right palm print of Denise Lee.
10:22 a.m.: The next witness is William Dunker, who is a fingerprint examiner (and has been for 25 years). Currently he works with the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.
The fingerprint standards of Denise Lee were difficult to use because her fingers were "shriveled" on the tips.
10:16 a.m.: Todd Choiniere of the North Port Police. He was called to Muxlow's house at 6:35 p.m. He went there in relation to the search for Denise Lee. Muxlow returned at 6:56 p.m. Muxlow was asked about his contact with Michael King. They spoke for a few minutes, then Muxlow allowed the police into his house.
Choiniere says he saw a gun inside the home. The officer asked Muxlow not to touch the gun for officer safety reasons.
After they finished speaking with Muxlow, he sat in his marked patrol car and watched the home. He didn't leave until midnight. The vehicle did not move between 6:56 p.m and midnight.
10:13 a.m.: The jury has been brought in.
10:03 a.m.: They are still arguing the point as to whether or not they should allow the testimony of Salvador's wife.
The judge says the state did not willfully keep the witness from the discovery process, but affects the defense's ability to prepare for trial.
The judge will disallow the witness.
9:58 a.m.: The defense says they shouldn't be allowed to question the wife because they are just now learning about the witness.
The state says they didn't know the defense was going to be accusing Salvador of the murder.
The judge says it was reasonable to assume Salvador was considered a suspect. He says it would've been reasonable for the state to have planned ahead and had a witness to corroborate Salvador's testimony.
9:56 a.m.: The state plans to call Salvador's wife first thing this morning.
9:51 a.m.: The motion of a mistrial is based on the fact the judge threw out the three questions asked yesterday, which were stricken from the court record.
The motion has been denied.
9:30 a.m.: The state is arguing case law that shows the question was not "good faith" on the defense's part because the defense didn't base the question on fact.
The state says this question is key to their defense, that they are going to blame someone else for the crime.
The defense is saying Salvador lied about what he did the days of the murders to police on the 18th and on the 20th. The defense says it's a reasonable inference that Salvador was involved in the crime. He lied about his whereabouts, didn't reveal he'd been to King's house on a prior day, and deleted phone calls from King from his cell phone.
Another thing that has happened this morning, is the defense filed a motion for a mistrial. That's extremely common before the defense presents its case (after the state rests) so this is a little early.
The judge has decided the question will stand in the record. He reminds the defense the questions that were thrown out cannot be referenced in closing.
9:16 a.m.: Good morning. Court is expected to begin in the next ten minutes. First the judge will listen to arguments as to why the question "Didn't you fire the shot that killed and took the life of Denise Lee?" should be stricken from the record. It's the question the defense asked Robert Salvador on the stand yesterday.
It likely won't get tossed.
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MILWAUKEE -- In the end, it was too much Phillies hitting and too little Brewers firepower, too much Phillies frontline pitching and too little from the Brewers.As the Phillies wrapped up their best-of-five National League Division Series with a 6-2 victory in Game 4 on Sunday at Miller Park, the last of the strategy struggles seemed to favor a Philadelphia squad, which advanced to the NL Championship Series for the first time since 1993. Not the least of those decisions was Brewers manager Dale Sveum finally getting to Jeff Suppan in a Game 4 dud of a start that began this inauspiciously: Jimmy Rollins whacking a homer run to lead off the game, quickly quieting the big crowd. By the third inning, the series was in the balance as Shan Victorino blooped a double and remained on second base with two out and Ryan Howard coming to the plate. That's when the managerial wheels began to spin.
Howard's end
The situation: Runner on second, two out, top of the Phillies third.
The outcome: Burrell hit a three-run homer deep to left on a 2-2 pitch, essentially breaking open the game and giving the Phillies a 4-0 lead. A moment later, Jayson Werth made it 5-0 with his back-to-back shot.
The analysis: "Well, the goal there coming into this series was not let Howard hit two-pointers against you. It's not that difficult of a decision. Burrell came into the series hitting .170 off righties the last 30 days. Unfortunately, obviously, he was our Achilles tendon today." -- Sveum
Too much Blanton
The situation: Joe Blanton had a three-hit shutout for six innings and led off the top of the seventh, but he had thrown 99 pitches already at that point.
The outcome: Blanton opened the bottom of the seventh by allowing a full-count homer to Prince Fielder and a single by J.J. Hardy. Manuel then replaced Blanton with Ryan Madson, who pitched two innings.
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The analysis: "On two pitches [on Burrell] we had the count in our favor. Unfortunately, it didn't work out. You know, Manny did his job and threw the heck out of the ball. And we wanted to get a right-hander on the mound [Mota] with a slider, and unfortunately he threw a bad 0-2 pitch to him. Once again, we had him in the count we wanted him, and we just made a bad pitch. -- Sveum
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So after only four and a half hours sleep (thanks Pip!!-my four month old kitten) I had to haul arse out of bed, do some shopping (foolishy havent worked out how long Pips food actually lasts, and you try finding an open chemist on a bank holiday). Then it was getting across medway to go see my besties brother and his flatmates to give them a massage (3 massages in one day, when you havent done one in MONTHS!! You feel it) and then it was over to the besties to hang out and chill. Then back to her brothers to collect the massage table, home, job hunt, be social with one of dads mates...and now, rest.
And tomorrow, its get arse in gear and do some ruddy housework.
I have to be honest, though I tired to the very core-I would be asleep, but this cold is killing me-I actually feel good about having done something today. My life's pretty spent looking for jobs, looking after Pip, watching random tv series (currently Im on Angel) and sleeping. Just being social was nice, and hanging out with your best friend, which we havent done in forever! And her other half cooked dinner, which was just plain NOM!! Kinda felt like the three of us 'back in the old days'. Sometimes its hard being around those two; we were talking about it today. Im happy for her, especially now she's moves (really havent seen her look that happy in a while). She is in a loving relationship, has a job, her own place. I am happy for her, but when you dont have it yourself and you really want it, well, it can leave a bitter aftertaste in your month. Not because I dont want her to have all that, I do, its just painful to look at your own life and you dont. But it makes me work harder to get there. And as I keep saying, the longer your without, its just another day closer to getting it.
Im probably a little more moody about it all because I applied for what is pretty much my dream job the other day; its basically a peer mentor in a local secondary school. An unoffical councillor to help the students. Its perfect. Its exactly what I want to do. I want it so bad. But I have hardly any work exeriance as is, so obviously there are more qualifed people. I just want it so bad but I know the odds are not in my favour. All I could do was write the best application I could, and hope that they see my passion and drive, and are interested enough to give me an interview. Oh well, fingers and pretty much everything else is crossed.
I have more to say, but I really am so tired. And Pip has taken the opportunity to lie right across my chest in an effort to kill me. Isnt he sweet? So yeah, sleep and get all well rested and tomorrow, more job hunting and housework...and more Angel, as Im actually enjoying re-watching it since the first time it was aired over here.


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How to Decide if Debt Consolidation is the Right Choice for You
July 10, 2012 | Posted By: Willie Rhoades | Categorized in: Finance
We modern people are crazy for loans, arent we? It seems like we cant afford a good life without getting into debts. You take loan to educate the children, to purchase a new house or car, and before you realize, you end up in a financial mess a number of debts from different creditors.
Worried over the mounting debt and long list of creditors, you ask people if there is a solution. And someone tells you about debt consolidation. Thats good. Consolidating your debts can save you time and money if it is right for your personal financial situation. But how do you decide whether, among all the options, debt consolidation is the right choice?
You can conclude that debt consolidation may be a viable choice .
If You Can Afford to Pay only the Minimum Amount on Credit Card BillsIn case your income isnt high enough and you barely manage to afford the minimum monthly bills on credit card, you may consider debt consolidation. However, you dont have to jump into it immediately. I advise you to first negotiate with your creditors for a lower monthly payment.
Are you currently able to pay just a little more than monthly minimum? Negotiating with your creditors can still work for you. In fact, this is what debt consolidation companies do. If you succeed, it will be a double win situation. Though there will be increased time period for payments upon lowering the interest rate, it is worth it. You can then pay more on the principal amount and reduce your overall debt quickly.
If You Are Totally Screwed upI have seen many people who are consistently late on payments. Worse, even after making late payments they have to borrow from others for household expenses. If you are, unfortunately, among them, I encourage you to choose debt consolidation before its too late. And ask your debt consolidator for as low rate as possible.
Another scenario when you should consider debt consolidation is if more than 25% of your monthly income is spent on paying credit card bills. This is an alarming rate and you need to lower the payments as soon as possible.
If You Are Ready to Bear the Shortcomings of Debt ConsolidationYes, debt consolidation has some shortcomings, too. There are two types of debt consolidation secured loan and unsecured loan. If you choose secure loan, you have to put your valuable property like house or car as collateral. It means if you fail to pay back the loan, the debt consolidators will take possession of your car or home that was kept as collateral. Go for it only if you are confident you wont end up losing your house or another valuable property.
There is no need of collateral for unsecured loans. The finance company considers only your credit history. Primary advantage of unsecured loan is that you dont have to risk your personal property. But youll have to pay a higher interest rate.
Do You Meet the Above Criteria?You might have noticed that before beginning the above IFs I said, debt consolidation may be a viable choice. I said so because you cant decide by just meeting the above criteria, you have to know some more things. Make your final decision after you have got answers to the following questions.
Once you get the answers, youll find it easy to decide whether you really need a debt consolidation, or you are better off using other options like home equity loan, personal loan or by negotiating a lower rate.
Willie Rhoades is a finance analyst who enjoys writing about debt consolidation and other personal finance related topics at http://www.debtconsolidationloans.uk.com. He has written many articles over the years and enjoys authoring reports offering money saving tips that can easily actioned.
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Read Stanley Kubrick's 'Napoleon' Script and Peruse His Plans for World Domination
After the success of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Stanley Kubrick was planning on shooting a film about Napoleon Bonaparte, but financing fell through and he was forced to make the comparatively low-budget A Clockwork Orange. An exhaustive book of preproduction materials was published in 2011 for the unfinished epic about Napoleon's life, but for the curious, the screenplay and an insanely detailed production memo are available online for free, giving the world a glimpse into what might have been. Check out a detailed analysis and read it for yourself below.
This Napoleon script, a draft from mid-1969, is a straightforward and chronological biography of the great man, though it's easy to visualize the film as a Kubrick production. It features his hallmarks of ironic narration (e.g. Barry Lyndon) and themes of power, doubling, and fate in a contingent universe. Also notable is how the draft blends traditional biopic drama with expository charts and graphics demonstrating how Napoleon overran Europe in the early 19th century, only to be defeated by the Russian winter and his own ambitions.
The Script:
In an early scene, the young and provincial Napoleon is scandalized by a live Parisian sex show staged for the new upper classes — a tableau that wouldn't have been out-of-place in Eyes Wide Shut:
Napoleon sits at the back of the room, still alone and awkward. Servants snuff out the candles, leaving only the empty stage illuminated. It begins to look like a musical evening until the entrance onto the stage of three very attractive girls, dressed in heavy winter costumes. The three "actresses" begin to talk about being snowbound in a desolate cabin, when their conversation is interrupted by the entrance of three young desperados. The purpose of this entertainment quickly reveals itself as the young men proceed to strip off the girls' clothing and have intercourse with them. The distinguished audience sits coolly appreciative of the "sextet." Napoleon, still the provincial, can scarcely believe his eyes.
The script contains some fantastic battle scenes, which would have required tens of thousands of extras:
When the two main forces are about 100 yards apart, the Commanding Officer in the field starts the chant "Hymn to Victory" and places his hat, with its large tricolored cockade, on the point of his sword so that is can be seen by all of his troops. When the distance narrows to about 50 yards, the defending Austrians fire their first volleys — first row, second row, third row. The French fall everywhere, but the remainder fill in the formation and keep moving in regular step.
The closest he would get to Napoleon-sized battles would be in 1975′s Barry Lyndon, and then he'd be dealing with far fewer extras than he wanted:
Production Memo:
Kubrick wrote his memo (at the end of this document) to potential unnamed backers. Like the script, it is a detailed treasure trove of information:
A picture file of approximately 15,000 Napoleonic subjects has been collected, cataloged and indexed, on IBM aperture cards. The retrieval system is based on subject classification, but a special visual signaling method allows cross indexing to any degree of complexity.
Kubrick may have seen some parallels between his life and the Corsican general: both were detail-oriented geniuses obsessed with logistics, and both invented new systems to organize and deliver information and supplies in the most efficient manner possible.
Kubrick invented a whole new system of cataloging information, which he then used on all of his subsequent pictures. This is an absurd reaction to the problem of information management, and one which 99% of us would not have to deal with. But Kubrick was that 1%, and he never gave up the indie spirit that inhabited his early work, such as 1953′s Fear and Desire, which he shot for the equivalent of $220,000 in today's dollars.
He aimed to solve the problem of stars, he said, by casting unknowns and new faces, since "the main impetus of going to the movies is word-of-mouth recommendations from friends." He would solve the problem of costumes by using special paper uniforms: "a New York firm, who can produce a printed uniform on a Dupont, fireproof, drip-dry, paper fabric, which has a 300-pound breaking strength, even when wet, for $1-$4 depending on the detailing." This would be necessary considering the numerous battle scenes and Kubrick's penchant for maintaining a certain level of control and getting as many takes as he felt necessary to achieve what he wanted.
Kubrick wanted to save money on sets by renting on the cheap and using the "Front Projection" techniques he developed during the filming of 2001: A Space Odyssey:
Napoleon would have been so huge, it would have required entire armies. And he was not above working with Eastern Bloc nations, if they would pony up: "We have received bids from Romania to provide up to a maximum of 30,000 troops at $2 per man, though it is unlikely that we will ever exceed 15,000 men on the largest days."
The memo is an inspiration to every independent filmmaker who has had to use every available resource to the fullest extent in order to get a movie made. This document is a must read if only because of the memo, which combined chutzpah and smarts to lay out a plan for making the impossible real, something every filmmaker, and especially independent filmmakers, can take a lesson from.
Kubrick spoke about the project in a rare interview with Michel Ciment prior to the release of The Shining:
Napoleon, himself, once remarked what a great novel his life would be. I'm sure he would have said 'movie' if he had known about them. His entire life is the story, and it works perfectly well in the order it happened. It would also be nice to do it as a twenty hour TV series, but there is, as yet, not enough money available in TV to properly budget such a venture. Of course, there is the tremendous problem of the actor to play Napoleon. Al Pacino comes quickly to mind. And there is always the possibility of shooting the twenty episodes in such a way that he would be fifty by the time he got to St. Helena — Al, I'm joking! I'm joking!
A lot has changed since 1980, and now there are reports that Steven Spielberg is working on just such a mini-series (and Spielberg famously took over production on A.I. after Kubrick's death in 1999). Maybe now, Kubrick's Napoleon will finally be realized, albeit in a completely different form from the one he imagined.
What do you think of the script? And do you think 1969 Kubrick has anything to teach us about planning a film in 2013?
Link: Napoleon Screenplay and Production Schedule Memo
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Edward Martinez on 05.26.13 @ 1:28PM
First of all I want to thank No Film School for posting things like this on its site Ive learn so much through this site Thank you!!
Second, yes I believe more than anything 1969 Kubrick can teach about planning movies today. Stanley Kubrick has inspired me to grow as a filmmaker take risks and through this yes, I believe Kubrick can teach us not only to plan but succeed in the film industry today untill forever.
Thanks again no film school
Really great post. Didn't know this script was out in the wild; can't wait to get stuck into it. I remember hearing in a documentary that Kubrick thought Barry Lyndon was so important he actually postponed Napoleon to concentrate on making it. Not sure how true that is but I think it might have been Martin Scorsese who said it.
When you read interviews by and about Kubrick you get the sense that he really loved being a producer as well as directing. I guess being absolutely meticulous about every aspect of production (not just what is happening in front of the camera) is a good lesson to take away from Kubrick.
maghox on 05.26.13 @ 2:36PM
There's an awesome book on this and artwork for the movie. I just hope SPielberg don't make this film.
Did anyone else go to the Kubrick exhibit in Los Angeles? There was a ton of info there. I bought that camera he is holding in the picture after going to the exhibit. Yes Kubrick is very relevant
Nice grab :)
Yep, I went not long after it opened. And… in the case full of Kubrick's lenses, I found two that were mislabeled. There was one, either a 500 or 600, that was listed as a 90mm macro. I used to own that type of macro lens, a Macro Kilar, and I owned a 600 that was very similar to if not the exact same kind as was in the case. I wrote to the museum but never heard back, so I'm assuming it's still wrong. However, the Kubrick people wrote back and said that was the kind of precision (or something like that) that he would have appreciated.
FatRick on 05.26.13 @ 5:14PM
FatRick says, thank you!
Natt on 05.26.13 @ 7:10PM
Stick to the script or go home.
Thank you for this. Kubrick had the facility sadly lacking in many modern artists of understanding the power and beauty of words – litrerature and its ability to portray the drama of human life. Our modern educational system avoids literacy as one of the building blocks of civilization – and great art even a movie that might be wordless – will be affected by the film makers literacy. Fans might want to check out a film of two men meeting for dinner and simply talking ' My dinner with Andre '
Sergey Bondarchuk spent 8 million Soviet rubles of on-the-book costs (an average person then made about 90R/mo in the USSR) and six long years to make a four part "War and Peace". The Battle of Borodino between Napoleon's Grand Armee and the Imperial Russian Army under the command of Prince Mikhail Kutuzov was shot with the help of 1,500 men, that were designated as the 11th Cavalry Cinematographic Regiment, an actual formation of the Soviet Army (and I doubt those guys were making scale). To film the entire battle, around 15,000 men were recruited (most wore the historically accurate Russian and French uniforms, no less). In the recreation of the Battle of Austerlitz, the Soviet Army provided another regiment (3,000 men). The approximate overall cost in today's money is ~ $400M-$600M.
Clearly, Stanley eloped into the wrong country.
Justin Morrow on 05.27.13 @ 12:13PM
Hey guys, thanks for the comments! This is my first post at nofilmschool and I'm going to be focusing on screenwriting mostly, with little detours now and then. I'm a filmmaker myself and glad to be a part of this community. I'm also looking forward to all your comments, as long as they're nice (ha!). Anyway, thanks again and look for more soon. Happy Memorial Day!
As a side note – Sergey Bondarchuk's son Fedor is currently directing another take on the Battle of Stalingrad (where the German 6th Army met its – temporary for the time being – end in February, 1943). The Russian government is providing some of the funding and hundreds of soldiers as costumed combatants of both sides. They're shooting with Red Epic and some 3D cameras. In other words, a large scale war-related project is still possible if certain entities participate at less-than-market rates.
PS. Historically speaking, Coppola received freebees from the Philippine government/military for "Apocalypse Now". That was one of the reasons you saw a bunch Hueys in the "Ride of Valkyries" scene instead of the Cobra assault gunships that would have been more appropriate for the chopper based tactical battle.
Great post!! Very inspiring
sunny16 on 05.29.13 @ 12:39PM
As far as I'm concerned the only director who could do Napoleon justice is Ang Lee. Sadly that looks like it'll never happen.
Mikel13 on 10.20.13 @ 6:20PM
"Corsican general"
That's like saying the Parisian general, or the Provencal general… Ridiclous.
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