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We live a certain way in Sacramento. Were not cosmopolitan like San Francisco or ostentatious like Los Angeles. We dont have a beach culture like San Diego or a mission culture like Santa Barbara. When I first moved here from the Bay Area in 1989, I admit to feeling sheepish about our lack of artistic architecture.
My heart sank while approaching the local skyline after passing through San Francisco with the moving van. Could these Sacramento buildings be any more height-challenged and stocky?
It took years to refocus my eyes to our own type of beauty in Sacramento. It is there on the rivers, bike trails, parks and neighborhoods. Our beauty is an extension of the physical beauty that attracted the first settlers to Sacramento and still attracts people who flock here from other parts of California because its so gracious to live here. How gracious? Sacramentans gather in large numbers for any excuse under the sun for farmers markets, high school football games, agricultural festivals, charity races and farm-to-fork celebrations.
In the broader community, Sacramento is being energized by young people brewing beer, cultivating wine and making unbelievable food. Some sneer, but they miss the point of our food movement. Its about celebrating who we are and doing it publicly, unabashedly. This is not phony or fleeting. Its real and long overdue.
Its been going on quietly for a long time. Like most people I know, my home became an extension of whats great about Sacramento. The backyard became a way to enjoy being outside almost any time of the year. Being outside and communing with other people is what we love about Sacramento. Its who we are.
There isnt really a public building that celebrates Sacramento in this way, but there could be. Early discussions surrounding the Kings downtown arena envisions an indoor/outdoor building a public space that is inviting and representative of whats best about Sacramento.
Its all still very much in the planning stages, but the new owners have briefed city officials of their ideas of an arena as a public building that would be characteristic of how we inhabit space in Sacramento a large scale version of a family room opening up to an inviting backyard. It imagines an arena with a sunken lower bowl with concourses at the ground level of surrounding city streets so people can look in to see the attraction while communing in an outdoor space.
Instead of a big block of concrete and steel, the new owners are studying the feasibility of large windows that would showcase the action on the inside to passersby or diners at adjacent bars and restaurants. By years end, well know whether these owners can achieve this vision. Its on them since they are responsible for cost overruns on the project.
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Regulation: The laws of kashrut influenced the foods Jews used. When cooking meats, for example, Jews of the Mediterranean used olive oil instead of lard, the region's preferred cooking fat; and the Jews of northern Europe substituted goose or chicken fat for butter or lard.
Ritual: Jewish folk traditions and customs often took the form of symbolic foods. Chicken soup, for example, was served at Ashkenazic weddings to wish the bride and groom a prosperous life, as the golden drops of chicken fat on the soup's surface represented gold coins. Zimsterne, star-shaped honey cookies, were served at Havdalah to take the sweetness of Shabbat into the week as the third star was rising in the western sky.
Relocation: Centuries of persecution and expulsion forced our ancestors to migrate around the globe, exposing them to new foods and cooking techniques. Despite these wanderings, regulations and rituals remained constants, and the result was a creative culinary synthesis.
In this and subsequent issues we will explore Jewish foods typical of different Diaspora communities. With the warm summer months ahead, there is no better country to begin our culinary expedition than sunny Greece.
Although there's speculation that Jews lived in Greece as early as 500 B.C.E., the first known Greek Jew was the slave "Moschos, son of Moschion the Jew," who resided in a coastal town near Athens around 275 B.C.E.
In the Common Era, Jewish communities grew and thrived in Greece, as evidenced by the large number of synagogues visited by Paul the Apostle. After the Spanish Expulsion in 1492, the Ottoman Empire declared that Iberian Jews would be welcome. That year Greece was deluged by fleeing Jews; over 20,000 Sephardim settled in Thessaloniki alone. Within two centuries, Thessaloniki (Salonika as it was known in the West) became one of the world's largest Jewish communities, and over the next five centuries the coastal city boasted the world's largest group of organized Jewish fishermen, who even had their own synagogue.
Greek Jewry was decimated in the Holocaust. In 1939 more than 70,000 Jews lived throughout the country. By 1945 the total Jewish population had been reduced to approximately 10,000, with hardly any Jews remaining in Thessaloniki. Only the Greek Jewish community on the island of Zakynthos survived intact, because its archbishop intervened.
Today about 5,000 Jews live in Greece. Of the nine active synagogues, three hold regular services; most are open only for special holidays.
The Jews of Greece sustained a cooking tradition that reflects their unique historical experience. The Romaniot Jews, who lived in Greece as early as the second Roman Empire, and the Sephardic Jews, who came later at the invitation of the Ottoman Empire after the expulsion, brought their love of yogurt, honey, eggplant, garlic, and onions. Using the basic laws of kashrut as a foundation, they adapted these food preferences to Greek food customs. In their honor, here are some wonderful recipes perfect for a hot summer's evening.
Eggplant Salad with Pine Nuts Kioupia
About 4 miles into the island of Rhodes, I found a converted farmhouse nestled in the mountains, where I was served this eggplant dish. It is similar to babaganoush, but because the yogurt replaces the sesame-seed paste, it's lighter—and less caloric! While I don't know the genesis of this dish, the island of Rhodes had a large Jewish population after the 15th century and the use of eggplant and yogurt is indicative of a Jewish connection.
2 large eggplants (about 2 pounds) 2 Tablespoons extra virgin Greek olive oil Juice of 1 small lemon 2 cloves of garlic, chopped 1⁄4 cup Greek yogurt or Lebni (American yogurts will be too watery) Salt and freshly ground black pepper 2 Tablespoons pine nuts
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Greek Avgolemono Soup
Using eggs instead of butter or cream as a binding agent in sauces was a hallmark of Jewish cooks in Greece. While many Greeks thickened and enhanced the flavor of their meat dishes with a thick béchamel or cream sauce, Greek Jews who observed kashrut often substituted an avgolemono sauce—a mixture of eggs and lemon—instead. Avgolemono is also used as the base for more complex sauces and custard toppings, or incorporated into soups as a flavoring/ thickening agent.
3 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil (preferably Greek oil) 1 large onion, cut into 1⁄4 inch dice 8 cups chicken broth 1⁄2 cup raw long grain rice Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 2 eggs, separated 2–3 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice 1 Tablespoon chopped fresh dill Sprig of dill for garnish (optional) Zest of 1 lemon cut into long, fine strips for garnish (optional)
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Until World War II, the largest Jewish fishing fleet in the world was based in Thessaloniki. With more than 250 varieties of kosher fish swimming in the Mediterranean, Jewish cooks were only constrained by the size of the fish as to which cooking technique to employ. Small fish such as sardines and anchovies tended to be deep-fried whole; medium-sized fish such as sea bass and red porgy were baked, sautéed, and grilled; and Mediterranean swordfish and tuna were baked or grilled.
In this recipe, thicker fish such as branzino (Mediterranean sea bass), tuna, or Mediterranean swordfish are recommended so that they can withstand the searing and flaming without drying out. Sole, sea bream, mullet, and orata indigenous to the Mediterranean may also be used, if they are not too thin.
1 pound branzino or other fillets (about 2 fish) Juice of 1⁄2 lemon 4 Tablespoons extra virgin Greek olive oil 1 medium onion, diced 2 large cloves of garlic, peeled and cut in half 28-ounce can of crushed tomatoes 1⁄2 teaspoon sugar 1 Tablespoon fresh oregano, chopped Salt and pepper to taste 1–2 Tablespoons ouzo or other licorice liqueur (or to taste) 2 Tablespoons Metaxa or other brandy 1 cup crumbled Greek cow or sheep's milk feta cheese
Tina D. Wasserman, a member of Temple Emanu-El in Dallas, teaches at her own cooking school, writes a kosher cooking newsletter on the Internet, and serves as a culinary scholar-in-residence throughout the U.S.

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On Day 2, get a pre-dawn start headed North on the Highline trail as you will have just over an 11mile day ahead of you. Trail pretty much stays unto itself, with the exception of a short NW hike to see Helen Lake over the pass and then Sue Lake, just before you hit your next campsite. You will head downhill that evening to your campsite at the junction of the Waterton Valley and Flattop Mt. trails.
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A Well-Launched Novel!
The perfect book launch week — complete with signings at Powell's and Annie Bloom's — was capped off this weekend by a review of GUN METAL HEART by Joe Hartlaub at Bookreporter.com
Bookreporter has been amazingly good to me through all four thriller novels from St. Martin's Press. I am more than grateful to Founder and President Carol Fitzgerald, and her whole terrific crew. Their support has been a godsend.
In this review, Bookreporter says, "Daria has hijacked Haynes's creative attention, but in the best possible ways, returning as a primary protagonist in ICE COLD KILL and now for another go-around in the newly published and wonderfully titled GUN METAL HEART, which leaves her scrambling to defeat a virtually unbeatable weapon."
Joe Hartlaub also calls it, "…arguably Haynes's most fully realized book to date."
From one long-standing newspaper reporter to the good folks at Bookreporter: Thank you!
In Bloom!
Thanks to everyone who turned out for the launch at Annie Bloom's last night! Great crowd, great questions, and obviously: great bookstore.
Appreciate the launch we got for GUN METAL HEART! You fans are the best! Special thanks to City Commissioner Steve Novick and his newlywed wife, Rachel, for coming out! I appreciate the support. And also the addition of the funny story from our days working in the Legislature.
If you don't know Annie Bloom's, change that! It's at 7834 S.W. Capitol Highway in Multnomah Village, and it's an absolute gem of a bookstore. Novelists in other cities marvel at the fact that Portland still has thriving independent bookstores. It's up to us to support them!
Thanks everyone!
Nobody Escapes The Village
It feels like going home.
I'm returning to Annie Bloom's, one of the Northwest's greatest independent bookstores, at 7 p.m. today. The shop is in Multnomah Village, 7834 SW Capitol Highway, Portland.
I formerly lived in the Village, and this was my "home" bookstore. Great staff, great selection. Even a cat. What more could you ask for in a bookshop?
Tuesday's signing drew close to 40 people, and last night's event ran well over 50. Thank you to everyone! I cannot tell you how thrilled we are by the support.


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"Don't Let My Daughter Die, Governor!": Chris Christie vs. Medical Marijuana
On August 14, 2013, Brian Wilson of Scotch Plains, N.J. confronted Gov. Chris Christie over his delay in signing a law that would make it possible for Wilson's two-year-old daughter to receive the medical marijuana she was prescribed under state law. The testy exchange was quickly picked up by numerous media outlets.
Vivian Wilson suffers from Dravet's Syndrome, a devastating and potentially fatal form of epilepsy that she will never outgrow. It's already led to one hour-long seizure where she stopped breathing and had to be resuscitated.
Although medical marijuana has been legal in New Jersey for three-and-a-half years, Christie's Department of Health has made it nearly impossible for patients to obtain medical marijuana in the Garden State. The myriad regulations include a requirement that three doctors sign off on the prescription, a ban on edible forms, and a limit on dispensaries from growing more than three strains of marijuana.
These regulations have made it impossible for patients to receive the kind of cannabis that could help Vivian, which is a high-CBD, low-THC form that has none of the psychoactive effects of marijuana. That is, it can't get you high.
High-CBD marijuana has proven wildly successful in alleviating seizures, but because low-THC marijuana is less popular, it makes poor business sense for the one functioning dispensary in New Jersey to produce a strain that very few patients want to purchase.
This past June, the New Jersey state legislature passed a reform-minded medical marijuana bill which reduced the number of doctors required to sign off on a prescription to one, repealed the ban on edible forms of medicinal marijuana, and increased the number of strains dispensaries can grow.
By August, the bill had been sitting on the governor's desk for two months. When Brian Wilson heard Christie was making a campaign stop at a Scotch Plains diner, he decided to ask the governor directly, "What's the hold up?"
Christie curtly replied that while the issue is simple to Wilson, it is not simple to him, and he will make his decision based on what he thinks is right for all the people of New Jersey. As Christie turned to walk away, Wilson shouted, "Please don't let my daughter die, Governor!"
After video of the dust-up in the diner went viral, Gov. Christie agreed to a sign a compromised form of the bill, allowing for edibles for minors only. This still adversely affects Vivian, because limiting edibles to minors artificially decreases demand, making it less likely that a dispensary would make the investment in opening a kitchen and enduring all the red tape involved to produce edible forms of marijuana for an extremely limited consumer base.
And despite the fact that medical marijuana is legal in 20 states and the District of Columbia, the federal government still lists marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, making it a felony to bring it across state lines, even for medicinal purposes.
The Wilsons are considering moving to Colorado, where Vivian would have easy access to the medicine that could very well save her life. But because of federal laws, they would be forced to stay in the state indefinitely to legally maintain their daughter's supply, unable even to visit their home state for a holiday.
Despite such a predicament, Vivian's mother, Meghan, insists, "This is life and death. Our lives are devoted to keeping her alive. If this doesn't pan out in New Jersey, we will move to Colorado."
Chris Christie has made himself into a national figure by projecting a plain-speaking and defiantly independent persona. But in his opposition to his own state's law permitting medical marijuana, is the former federal prosecutor simply pandering to the national Republican base in preparation for a 2016 run for president?
"I meant what I said when I said, 'don't let my daughter die,'" insists Brian Wilson. "Politics should not be determining whether or not children live."
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"Complicated issues" is heartless cold-blooded what's in it for me jerk talk for politically expedient. That Christie guy should get together with Madeleine Albright and split a box of doughnuts. They could reminisce about all the things they have done for the children's sake.
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We will all die eventually.
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This two-faced, talking head shill known as Chris Christie must be gotten out of all politics at every level.
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The 2012 NFL Draft is upon us. Prospects will find out where their new residences will be, draft analyst will pick over draft decisions like scavengers on carrion, and fans will rejoice or recoil. What a day!. Back to the present. Teams are assembling draft boards, going through various draft day scenarios, and looking at possible trade opportunities. Little sleep and gallons of coffee.
Who is on The Ram's draft board? What are the trade options in consideration? When will those decisions be finalized? Where will certain prospects fall? Why will The Ram's make certain choices? How effective will The Ram's be in executing their draft plan? No easy questions and no easy answers.
After the jump I will offer my draftboard from an individual fan point of view. My board does not fully embrace a best player available philosophy; nor is it soley need based. If I labeled my process, it would potentially limit talent that may help improve The Rams. I will rank the prospects according to their individual positions, and priority from my perspective.
The positions I addressed were IMO, the most critical Again; it is my opinion:
The players listed are those that I would use draft selections to acquire. I see them as impact players
Please feel free to share your draft boards and individual draft strategies for The 2012 Rams. It makes interesting reading and discussion.
WR: 1. Justin Blackmon
2. Stephen Hill
3. Kendall Wright
4. Michael Floyd
5. Marvin Jones
6. Chris Givens
7. Jarius Wright
Come draft day, it may be possible to select two of these prospects. I chose these particular WR's for their explosiveness and playmaking ability.
Running Back: 1. Doug Martin
2. Lamar Miller
3. Robert Turbin
4. David Wilson
The RB's listed would add youth, explosiveness, and options in the passing game.
Offensive Guard: 1. Cordy Glenn
2. Brandon Brooks
3. Brandon Washington
With The Rams implementing a power run game; these OG's would be ideal potentially
Weakside Outside Linebacker: 1. Zach Brown
2. Lavonte David
3. Keenan Robinson
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Defensive Tackle: 1. Dontari Poe
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On Thursday, people in DC celebrated Nelson Mandela's life and 95th birthday at the US Capitol Visitor Center's Emancipation Hall.
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), who was a part of a visit to the South African Embassy back in 1984 that led to protests and sanctions against South Africa, spoken on his life. She read a farewell address given by Mandela in 1998.
Other speakers for the celebration included various members of the House and Senate leaderships, various members of the Congressional Black Caucus, and others from both Houses of Congress. Also speaking was the South African Ambassador to the United States Ebrahim Rasool.
Norton says she never dreamed that her first visit to the South African Embassy would have had the impact it did on the events that followed in South Africa
"We did not foresee the protests that produced serial arrests for months, the federal South African sanctions bill that followed, and, ultimately, the release of Mandela. Perhaps least of all did I expect to be celebrating Mandela's 95th birthday here in the Congress. His birthday is a celebration not only of a great man's life, but of his unique influence for peaceful reconciliation and governance," said Norton .
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Hundreds of guests sipped on ROKK specialty cocktails, enjoying a sultry summer evening with special guest Lance Bass, who appeared alongside The Real Housewives of NYC – Kelly Killoren Bensimon, Ramona Singer, Alex McCord (with her husband Simon dutifully attached to her hip) – and the cast of LOGO's The A-List: New York . A special performance by the beautiful Shontelle had guests dancing the night away and was the perfect end to a perfect night.


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We saw a ton of A-Back carries compared to normal this weekend. In 2009, we only averaged 14 A-Back carries/game. Saturday saw us pitch to the slot backs 22 times while we reduced our B-Back carry load by about 40% from 2009's standard. Nesbitt and the QB's got their normal carry load.
I know this is only South Carolina State so it's kinda unfair to compare two full seasons to one game against one of the weakest teams on our schedule but that's what we've gotta do. And in week 1, we saw the QB's take over unlike in 2008 and 2009 where the fullback and slot backs were the game breakers:
Passing was basically nonexistant on Saturday so comparing it to 2008-2009 is almost useless. From 2008-2009, we averaged about 12.3 passing attempts per game while on Saturday we only threw 8 passes. We've only passed for fewer attempts three times since CPJ's been coach (2008 FSU/uga and 2009 VT).
When we compare this week's effort to Groh's normal defensive performance, we see a lot of tackles out of the safety position and pretty low number of tackles from the nose tackle.
Hopefully, we can get some increased production from our nose tackle to cut down on these runs up the gut. SC State picked up 7 yards per carry from their feature back Asheton Jordon against our starting defense. There were only three feature backs that rushed for 7 or more yards per carry in 2009 against Tech: C.J. Spiller, Washaun Ealey, and Ryan Williams. This does not bode well for our rush defense in the larval stages of the 2010 season.
I'd say our secondary played fairly well. It's the first time in 11 games that the secondary has held a quarterback to below 50% pass completions. It was also the 5th time since 2008 that Tech held a team to less than 100 passing yards. Look for Tech's secondary to lead the defense in 2010.
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A local company is collecting donations to help one of the families who lost a child in the Sandy Hook shooting in Connecticut. North Sails has plants in both Minden, Nevada and in Milford, Connecticut. One of their employees in Connecticut lost a daughter in the shooting. Six-year-old Olivia was one of the 20 young victims. The company here is creating a fund to help out.
"They are a part of our North Sails family," said Jeff Holden today. "And while we know that money won't fix things we want to help. So we are collecting donations at our North Sales office on (2379) Heybourne Road this Thursday from noon to six. We will take any donations the public would like to offer and we will be delivering it to them next week."
Holden says that Olivia has a three-year-old brother who is okay. But now he will be growing up without an older sister and while the recovery that family faces will last a lifetime, they are trying to help anyway they can.
You may also drop off donations at the Coffee on the Main, 1572 Highway 395, Minden NV or their other location 795 Tillman, Gardnerville Ranchos.
Her family has set up a website in Olivia's memory through Facebook's Engel Family Fund Page found here: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsofTheEngelFamilyFund
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Joan Coulat, Sacramento's beloved begonia lady, has her hands full this weekend. She's hoping local plant lovers will come to her rescue.
The problem? Too many begonias.
Today and Sunday, the Sacramento chapter of the American Begonia Society will host its annual show and sale at the Shepard Garden and Arts Center in McKinley Park.
Themed "Begonias Ahoy!," the show ushers in an autumn rush of local flower and garden events.
"It's a fabulous introduction to the wonderful world of begonias and also provides a chance to start growing them at home," said Coulat, the show's chairwoman.
Scores of unusual and rare begonias will be on display. In addition, seminars will be offered each day on the basics of begonias and how to keep them happy. That includes proper soils, pruning, planting and grooming.
Coulat's begonias may be too happy. All summer, she nurtured 1,000 plants for the sale. She kept them in a greenhouse at soon-to-be-closed Capital Nursery on Freeport Boulevard, where she's worked for more than a quarter-century.
"I experimented this year," she said. "Every week, I gave them a different fertilizer."
To her amazement, the begonias responded with rapid growth and big bursts of flowers.
"Well, I won't do that again," Coulat lamented. "I thought I was being good, but I can't believe how they grew! I repotted 100 of them in 6-inch pots. I could have repotted more, but we ran out of time."
Coulat's dilemma is a begonia bonanza for gardeners.
"The sale plants are gorgeous," said Coulat, noting most will be priced from $4 to $6. "We've got everything: Rex, trailing, canes, rhizomatous, all flowering. There are a lot of really unusual ones, too.
"We'll sell them rather cheap because we've got to get rid of them," she said in exasperation. "Capital is going to be bulldozed down I can't take them back!"
Capital's two other nurseries will remain open in Citrus Heights and Elk Grove. But Coulat isn't sure where she'll wind up.
"They told me I still have a job," said Coulat, who has served as the nursery's buyer for many years. "I'll be working at the Freeport store (during the moving sale). I'll be here until the very end."
She just hopes the begonias won't be moving with her.
Violets galore
One thing's for sure: The begonias can't stay put they've got to make room for violets.
With lots of plants also in search of lots of buyers, the Delta Gesneriad and African Violet Society has a similar situation for its upcoming 25th annual show and sale, set for next weekend at Shepard Garden and Arts Center.
"We will have about 1,000 African violet plants for sale, most of them grown by our own members, and of varieties that cannot be found in local stores," said show coordinator Kathy Norton.
Like Coulat, Norton doesn't want to take dozens of plants home from the club's show. She'd much rather they find new homes.
In addition to the popular sale, the Delta show features colorful displays of African violets and their close cousins, gesnariads. Experts will be on hand to offer advice.
"Our talented artist and club member, Claire Boatright, will be there selling her handcrafted ceramic self-watering flower pots, too," Norton said.
And the show has a special offer: Free repotting of African violets with the purchase of a flower pot and plant.
Both shows serve as the major fundraisers for their clubs. Besides picking up some pretty plants, patrons help assure that these clubs will continue and prosper.
And as both Coulat and Norton noted, these plants make great gifts.
Where: Shepard Garden and Arts Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd., Sacramento
When: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. today and Sunday
Admission: Free
Details: (916) 283-5960
Extras: Free seminars will be offered at noon, 2 and 3 p.m. today and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday. A festive tea will be served at 1 p.m. Sunday.
25th ANNUAL DELTA GESNERIAD AND AFRICAN VIOLET SOCIETY SHOW AND SALE
Where: Shepard Garden and Arts Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd., Sacramento
When: 1-4 p.m. next Saturday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 16
Admission: Free
Details: www.sacviolets.org
Also: Free advice on growing violets and gesneriads. In addition to plants, growing supplies and pots will be offered for sale. Repotting available.
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The University of Northern Iowa's LGBT student organization, UNI Proud, will host the annual campus-wide Pride Week Monday, April 1 through Saturday, April 6.
"Pride and Progress" is the theme of this year's pride week, with events that focus on the political aspects of the LGBT movement.
The week's events will begin Monday, April 1, with a march around campus at noon, beginning at the fountain by Maucker Union.
The queer monologues, which features performances of monologues written by students, will take place at 7 p.m. in the Bertha Martin Theater in Strayer-Wood Theatre.
A drag show will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 2, in the Maucker Union. The show features students performing popular songs to raise money for AIDS awareness. The event attracts a crowd of more than 500.
A celebration of Varnum v. Brian, the case that resulted in the legalization of gay marriage in Iowa, will take place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, at the Campanile. The event will feature free food and music.
Poet and activist Andrea Gibson will present the keynote lecture and perform her poetry at 7 p.m., in Lang Hall Auditorium.
Marsha Ternus, former Chief Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court, will speak at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 4, in Lang Hall Auditorium.
UNI's Hispanic Latino Student Union will celebrate Pride Week with a special presentation by UNI Proud at its annual Latino Ball at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, in the Commons Ballroom.
There will also be lectures by UNI faculty and screenings of LGBT films throughout the week.
The events are free and open to the public.
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Olympics success proves sweet for LIME
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TELECOMS giant LIME Jamaica says it is reaping a windfall from the success of Jamaican athletes at the London Olympic Games in August, boasting more than 100,000 new subscribers in less than 100 days, a first in its history.
"It has been fantastic. We did brand surveys coming out of the Olympics because we were the broadcast sponsors and the major sponsors of Jamaica's athletics programme. The brand surveys have shown nothing but positives, so it has been wonderful for us," Chairman of LIME Jamaica Chris Dehring told the Jamaica Observer prior to the start of the prime minister's welcome reception for the athletes at Jamaica House on Sunday.
"Certainly, our financial results in terms of the number of subscribers that came on board during that period is unprecedented in our history. We must have taken on over 100,000 new subscribers in less than a hundred days, which included the period of the Olympics," Dehring said.
"All of that has to do with the fact that we also launched the lowest rate in history, coupled with our celebration and sponsorship of Jamaica 50 as the only telecoms company that has been around for more than 50 years," he added.
The Olympic Games, he said, could not have happened at a better time. "With Jamaica celebrating 50 years of Independence, and our athletes dominating the event, we are very happy with where we are right now; it was a perfect storm for us," Dehring told the Observer.
In the meantime, he said the telecoms company will be continuing its sponsorship of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association, individual athletes as well as current brand ambassadors.
LIME, he said, might also have some surprises for customers shortly.
"Hopefully, soon there will be some announcements as to new sponsorships and new brand ambassadors," he said.
Meanwhile, Shelly-Ann Harris — senior communications manager at rival telecoms provider Digicel — said the entity is now "looking at options for how it can sponsor a grass roots programme" for athletes, which it could be announcing soon.
"Right now, there is a football and cricket grass roots programme. We haven't ventured into swimming yet, but what we are really trying to do is work on a grass roots programme similar to the one we have for football and cricket, we are looking at options," she told the Observer.
In the meanwhile, she said, Digicel continues to support Jamaican athletes.
"We re-signed a contract with Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce for another couple years, so our support for sport continues for Jamaica and the region. We have been supporting Shelly-Ann since 2008 and Usain [Bolt] since 2004. We are long-standing supporters for them and we supported the Olympics. We see the partnership continuing in the future," Harris said, adding that Digicel will continue to look for avenues to diversify its support outside of track and field.
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News: Joe Budden & Chris Brown Clash, "Pump Pump Pump It Up!"
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Slaughterhouse's Joe Budden and R&B singer Chris Brown got into a brief melee Monday (May 9) night after the New Jersey rapper allegedly made a subliminal comment toward him.
The brief dispute stemmed from a Michael Jackson reference Budden made.
"if i cared about being in any1's good graces, i'd be working on my Michael Jackson tribute as we speak .....," Budden tweeted. (Joe Budden's Twitter)
Brown took the tweet personally and mocked Budden's 2003 hit, "Pump It Up."
"So I'm guessing this person thinks he's mature by making references to me becuz of his mistakes! #pumppumppumpitup," he tweeted. (Chris Brown's Twitter)
Budden responded to Brown's remark by denying any perceived taunting action.
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A renewed push is underway to make sure people of all ages are vaccinated for pertussis or whooping cough.
The Wisconsin Division of Public Health says the Badger state is the worst in the nation right now, seeing a huge outbreak with 5,668 cases through mid-December.
Last year, there were only about 1,200 cases.
It's the worst this year in the southern part of the state, in Dane, Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties.
In our area, the most cases are in Outagamie, Brown, Winnebago, and Calumet counties. Outagamie County has 386 cases so far in 2012. Brown has seen 123 cases.
Anyone can get whooping cough, but it's the most dangerous for babies.
The outbreak is prompting those who are around children to take precautions and urge for vaccinations.
The sound of child with pertussis coughing it is a sound no parent or childcare provider ever wants to hear, but with Wisconsin leading the nation for whooping cough cases, many daycares are now on alert for it.
"It definitely heightens awareness. The teachers are aware that it's there, and we listen to the kids and if they cough, and if it starts to have that whooping type sound, we're obviously more likely to call the parents and ask them to take the child in and get them checked out," says Julie Frase, Director of Operations at the Cornerstone Center, Encompass Early Education and Care.
Pediatricians, including Prevea Health's Dr. Andrea French, take those kinds of calls from parents more seriously now as the state confirms more cases, especially knowing the danger pertussis poses to babies.
"We are continuing to see a rise of cases. I've even had, within the last year, I've had a couple of under six months in the hospital because of it. It sort of pushes the need for immunizations and the importance of the immunizations," says Dr. French.
Children are vaccinated five times by kindergarten and again around age 12, but doctors and many county health departments recommend anyone around babies be vaccinated.
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"Our teachers are very aware that they are in group care, and we do the best that we can with using bleach and water and sanitizing and disinfecting and keeping the toys children have had in their mouth out of the general population," says Frase.
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Trailer for Bigfoot Horror 'Exists' Shakes You to Death!
From Blair Witch director Eduardo Sanchez, Exists pits a group of twenty-somethings against the legendary Bigoot. Here's the first trailer and it actually looks pretty damn awesome. I'm all for Bigfoot raging in found footage form! I also like that it looks like the polar opposite of Bobcat Goldthwait's Willow Creek (our review) from earlier this year.
In Bigfoot's bold return to the big screen, "For five friends, it was a chance for a summer getaway— a weekend of camping in the Texas Big Thicket. But visions of a carefree vacation are shattered with an accident on a dark and desolate country road. In the wake of the accident, a bloodcurdling force of nature is unleashed—something not exactly human, but not completely animal— an urban legend come to terrifying life…and seeking murderous revenge."
The film stars Chris Osborn, Dora Madison Burge, Roger Edwards, Samuel Davis, Denise Williamson and Brian Steele and is produced by Jane Fleming, Mark Ordesky, Robin Cowie and J. Andrew Jenkins.
Exists hits theaters and iTunes on October 24.
Gather Up the Family for a New Teaser of The Walking Dead Season 5
AMC has released another super quick new preview video for "The Walking Dead" Season 5 to kick off the work week, and of course we have it for you right here. Gather up the family and take a peek!
"The Walking Dead" Season 5 premieres Sunday, October 12th, at 9PM on AMC, followed once again by "Talking Dead."
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Poster Unearthed for The Pyramid
On tap right now we have the first official one-sheet for Gregory Levasseur's directorial debut, The Pyramid (formerly Site 146). The flick was scooped up for distribution by Fox, who plans to release it in theatres on December 5, 2014.
Alexandre Aja produced the film, which stars Ashley Hinshaw, Denis O'Hare, James Buckley, and Daniel Amerman. Levasseur worked from a script by Daniel Meersand and Nick Simon.
A team of U.S. archaeologists unearths an ancient pyramid buried deep beneath the Egyptian desert. As they search the pyramid's depths, they become hopelessly lost in its dark and endless catacombs. Searching for a way out, they become desperate to seek daylight again. They come to realize they aren't just trapped... they are being hunted.
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[TV] "The Walking Dead" Teaser Very 'Hostel'-like
AMC just shared a second 10-second teaser for the return of "The Walking Dead", set to premiere Sunday, October 12 at 9 p.m., which feels straight out of Eli Roth's Hostel.
Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs), Michonne (Danai Gurira), Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), Glenn Rhee (Steven Yeun), Maggie Greene (Lauren Cohan) and Abraham Ford (Michael Cudlitz) were left handcuffed in the Terminus train car, echoing the survivors' predicament in the Season 4 Finale cliffhanger.
"Following the devastating events of the mid-season finale, Rick and the group are still reeling from the loss of their home, family, and friends. With the destruction of the prison, we see the group of survivors broken apart and sent on divergent paths, unsure of everyone else's fate. What was a challenging life behind fences and walls grows that much more perilous and precious as they are exposed to new dangers, new enemies, and heartbreaking choices. They will have their faith thoroughly tested — a faith that breaks some of them and redeems others."
[TV] "Damien" Adopted For Lifetime Series
There will be no pilot as Lifetime has given a straight-to-series order to "Damien," a thriller from Glen Mazzara based on the 1976 horror pic The Omen, reports Variety.
The series picks up from the movie's storyline by focusing on the adult life of Damien Thorn as he realizes he is the Antichrist.
The cabler has ordered six episodes from Fox Television Studios targeted to air early next year. Mazzara, the drama vet and former "Walking Dead" showrunner, Ross Fineman and Pancho Mansfield are exec producers.
"Glen Mazzara has re-imagined him as a dark, romantic, anti-hero and this fresh take blends complex characters with premium storytelling to make something truly original," said Lifetime exec VP and g.m. Rob Sharenow.
The original pic, directed by Richard Donner, starred Gregory Peck, Lee Remick and Harvey Stephens. It spawned three sequels and a 2006 remake of the original starring Liev Schreiber and Julia Stiles.
[TV] "American Horror Story: Freak Show" Adds One More
A quick casting news update as "White Collar's" Matt Bomer, pictured, will appear in one episode FX's fourth installment of its critically acclaimed anthology series "American Horror Story: Freak Show" set to premiere Wednesday, October 8 at 10 PM ET/PT.
"American Horror Story: Freak Show" begins its tale in the quiet, sleepy hamlet of Jupiter, Florida. The year is 1952. A troupe of curiosities has just arrived to town, coinciding with the strange emergence of a dark entity that savagely threatens the lives of townsfolk and freaks alike. This is the story of the performers and their desperate journey of survival amidst the dying world of the American carny experience.
Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, Angela Bassett, Frances Conroy, Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, Gabourey Sidibe and Evan Peters return. New cast includes Michael Chiklis, Wes Bentley, John Carroll Lynch, Finn Wittrock, Patti LaBelle and the world's smallest living woman, Jyoti Amge.
FOX Digs Up 'The Pyramid' Poster
In addition to the release of Horns this Halloween, the Alex Aja-produced The Pyramid (formerly Site 146) is opening in theaters December 5, 2014 via 20th Century Fox.
Gregory Levasseur, who worked with Alexandre Aja on the screenplays for High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes and Maniac, directed the flick, which now has an official poster.
In it, "A team of U.S. archaeologists unearths an ancient pyramid buried deep beneath the Egyptian desert. As they search the pyramid's depths, they become hopelessly lost in its dark and endless catacombs. Searching for a way out, they become desperate to seek daylight again. They come to realize they aren't just trapped, they are being hunted."
Ashley Hinshaw, Denis O'Hare, James Buckley and Daniel Amerman all star.
Daniel Meersand and Nick Simon wrote this script.
Waxwork Records' 'Friday The 13th' Vinyl Pre-Order Details Released
Get ready, get steady, and go! Tomorrow, Waxwork Records will launch pre-orders for their upcoming Friday The 13th vinyl reissue. There are multiple variants, so get ready to snag this the moment it goes live!
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LP details include a heavyweight old-style tip-on gatefold jacket with satin finish housing the restored and remastered score pressed onto 180 gram vinyl. Exclusive liner notes from composer Harry Manfredini and director Sean Cunningham have been contributed to this release. Inserted into each gatefold jacket will be a heavyweight art print illustrated by Jacqui Oakley. The full gatefold art has been created by Jay Shaw. This LP marks the first time the complete Friday the 13th original film score has been released on vinyl.
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Vinyl details include:
- Limited edition blood filled vinyl limited to 100 units and one per customer.
- Woodland Green with Blood Splatter vinyl
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Matt Bomer Joining American Horror Story: Freak Show for One Episode
Set to premiere on October 8th, "American Horror Story: Freak Show" has added another popular actor to its cast: "White Collar's" Matt Bomer, who will appear in just one episode this season.
"AHS" showrunner Ryan Murphy told EW that Bomer's role is "very... warped" and he's excited to reunite once again with the "amazing" actor. Bomer is nominated this year for an Emmy for his performance in "The Normal Heart," also directed by Murphy.
"I try to get him to do everything for me, Murphy said. "I sent him a text that said, 'First right of refusal, here's the role.'" No other details about Bomer's role were revealed, but Murphy added that he had to work around Bomer's schedule filming Magic Mike 2 in order to make the appearance work.
Season 4 features returning stars Jessica Lange as Elsa Mars, Kathy Bates as Effil Darling, Angela Bassett as Desiree Dupree, Sarah Paulson doing double-duty as Siamese twins Bette and Dot Tattler, Evan Peters playing Jimmy Darling, and Emma Roberts as Maggie.
"AHS" newcomer Michael Chiklis stars as Wendell Del Toredo, and also joining the show this season is John Carroll Lynch ("Fargo"), who will play a core villain. Denis O'Hare, Gabourey Sidibe, Jamie Brewer, Frances Conroy, Wes Bentley, Jyoti Amge, Finn Wittrock, and Patti LaBelle round out the cast.
"American Horror Story: Freak Show" is set in 1950s Florida and centers around one of the last remaining freak shows of the time. Look for the season premiere on Wednesday, October 8th, at 10:00 pm ET/PT.
For more info visit the "AHS: Freak Show" Facebook page, check out "AHS: Freak Show" on Tumblr, and follow @AHSFX on Twitter along with "American Horror Story" on FX.
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Ay, you! Listen up he'e, aight? In case yous din't know, Jersey Shore Massacre (review) will be on Blu-ray/DVD on the 26th. Tha's tamarra! Why not win a copy taday on us, sound sweet? You betcha ass it does. See what I'm sayin'?
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Paul Tarnopol directs. Danielle Dallacco, Angelica Boccella, Giovanni Roselli, Chris Lazzaro, Ron Jeremy, Sal Governale, Richard Christy, and Shawn C. Phillips star. Jenni Farley (Jwoww, "The Jersey Shore") executive produces the film, which is being released by Attack Entertainment.
When Teresa and the girls leave their suburban New Jersey salon for a weekend of sun and sin down the shore, they are blindsided by a bizarre twist of events that catapult them from the sands of Seaside Heights to a secluded house deep in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Frightened by stories of the legendary Jersey Devil, the local population of Pineys, and a giant dim-witted neighbor, the girls eagerly return to Seaside Heights, where they hook-up with five fist-pumping delinquents who incessantly disrespect all with their reprehensible behavior.
As day turns to night, the group converges at a Seaside bar where they are soon ejected for inciting a dance-floor brawl. With nowhere else to go, the group retreats to the house in the Pine Barrens for a night of carnal delights. Blinded by their selfish pursuits, they remain unaware that their long outstanding debt to humanity is about to be settled - with their lives. One by one, the body count soars as retribution is exacted at the hands of a mentally-deranged killer with much more than just an axe to grind.
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Film Fest Hit President Wolfman Takes Office on DVD August 26th
This week Wild Eye Releasing is unleashing Mike Davis' President Wolfman, "a candidate both parties can get behind," on DVD following the film's successful festival run. We have all the details you need right here, including the trailer, box art, and more!
Hailed as "perfect for fans of campy horror" by The Washington Post, President Wolfman was made entirely from recycled, stock, and public domain footage with a newly scripted, scored, and re-voiced soundtrack with enhanced visuals and effects.
It stars Ashley Ann, Anthony Jenkins, Casey Robinson, and Marc Evan Jackson.
Since its premiere at the Sydney Underground Film Festival, President Wolfman has been a favorite of audiences and critics alike, winning awards such as Best Script at the New Orleans Horror Film Festival and Best Feature at both the Aliens to Zombies Film Festival and Atlanta Horror Film Festival.
The August 26th DVD release of President Wolfman (SRP $14.95) will include several short films from director Mike Davis, outtakes, a music video, and a highlight reel of the production.
Meet John Wolfman: politician, single parent, and werewolf - a man whose (hairy) hands are definitely full. Not only is he trying to stop his opponents from selling the US to China, he also has to solve a series of grisly murders in the Capitol. Add a crazed mad scientist, Smokey the Bear, a Miss Teen beauty pageant, and a race against time to save his eight-year-old son, Bobby, from a murderous Vice President; and you have a movie that will keep you howling from start to finish.
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Sergey Kuznetsov's Butterfly Skin Enters the Dark Depths of Contemporary Russia
Next month Titan Books is releasing the first English translation of Butterfly Skin, the cult psychological thriller by Moscow native Sergey Kuznetsov, which takes readers into the dark depths of contemporary Russia.
Through his riveting plot and singular characters, Kuznetsov explores the sometimes pathological fallout resulting from our instant connectivity in the emerging world of emails, Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of electronic "intimacy."
Butterfly Skin hits bookstores and online outlets on September 23rd. We have the novel's artwork, synopsis, and pre-order info below. Look for an exclusive excerpt soon!
Moscow is plagued with a series of gruesome murders. Ksenia, an ambitious young editor in the news department of a small but influential online journal, decides to track down the serial killer, devising an elaborate website to entrap him and thereby boost her company's profile. She soon realizes, however, that her obsession with the psychopath reflects something more deeply disturbing: her own unconscious mixture of horror and fascination with the sexual savagery of the murders.
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Details Revealed for New Queen Mary's Dark Harbor Mazes Soulmate and B340
Long Beach, CA, you've been waiting for it. and the announcement is here! Your illustrious Queen Mary has unveiled the names of the two new mazes heading to Dark Harbor this Halloween season: Soulmate and B340! Read on for the details.
When the Queen Mary took her maiden voyage in 1936, she was considered the finest ocean liner ever built. Today she serves as home to museums, restaurants, and all types of presentations. But when Halloween rolls around, she gets ugly (much like anyone who took their maiden voyage in 1936…OH!).
Dark Harbor is the Queen Mary's haunted showcase, and this year's event promises to be the best one yet with the addition of the Soulmate and B340 mazes.
All the details and stories behind the new mazes and the haunt's previously announced Exclusive Encounter are below. The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor opens on October 2 and runs through November 2. Be sure to visit the Queen Mary Dark Harbor website now to book your tickets and get into the spirit of things. Halloween is just around the corner!
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The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor will rise from the haunted bows of a rich, torrid history to scare all those who dare this Halloween season. Dark Harbor is pleased to unveil two brand new mazes, Soulmate and B340, and the Exclusive Encounter unlike any other haunted experience onboard the infamous cruise liner.
Graceful Gale was the belle of The Queen Mary in the 1930s. As a beautiful first class passenger Gale charmed her way across the ship's dance floor regularly until mysteriously disappearing on her final passage in 1939. The new Soulmate maze will take over the former location of the Containment maze and bring to life the haunted spirit of the frightful Graceful Gale. The story of Gale will unravel as her true spirit is revealed and those who dare will realize that Gale may not be as graceful as she appeared, but in fact is more monstrous than ever imagined. Gale will haunt The Queen Mary in order to lure suitors into her possession. Once she captures their hearts she will have her adoring minions cut them up and reassemble them to create her "perfect mate". But Gale isn't so easy to please and only a few creatures are suitable enough to be her dance partner. The rest of the rejects are doomed and outcast to haunt the Queen at night.
On a 1948 Atlantic voyage, third class Queen Mary passenger Samuel was locked away in Room B340 after a violent outburst. After hours of isolation, crew found Samuel in his room, violently ripped apart. Murdered or self-induced suicide, no one knows. B340 is a new maze through Samuel the Savage's schizophrenic journey of isolated decent into insanity. Travel through his warped mind literally and figuratively, ultimately reaching the final resting place, but only after visitors navigate a mirage of virtual B340s. Samuel is on the loose, he's dangerous and completely out of his mind. Through his maze you may lose your own mind and find it impossible to escape.
The new Exclusive Encounters on board the Queen Mary will take a very limited number of thrill seekers on a terrifying top secret paranormal journey through the depths of the ship that have never been open to Dark Harbor guests before. Those who dare to voyage on an Encounter will be so brave they will have to sign their life away and hope that they return safely to land.
The Monster Midway, Freakshow, Mechanical Monster, The Ringmaster, and all of the terrifying spirits of the Queen will return for the horror amidst freaks, food, and live entertainment. The terror begins October 2 and runs for 20 haunted evenings through November 2 from 7 p.m. to midnight. Ticket prices start at just $20 online, with Fast Fright, VIP Passes, and lodging packages available. Season passes are also an option for optimal adrenaline seekers. For more information or to purchase tickets online, visitThe Queen Mary Dark Harbor website.
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New Artwork Unveiled for Adam R. Steigert's Not Human
Back in January 2012 we got the first word on Ombis, which then became Ombis: Alien Invasion and is now known as Not Human. After some false starts, the film is finally arriving on VOD and DVD, and it's gotten some new artwork to celebrate.
The film was directed by Adam R. Steigert and written by Steigert, Janeen Avery, Terry Kimmel, Mark Mendola, and Michael Sciabarrasi. Not Human stars Richard Satterwhite, Jason John Beebe, and Sara Manzella along with Kathy Murphy, Alexander Sloan McBryde, Brenda Rickert, and Aryn Fitzgerald.
DefTone Pictures Studios Inc. and Origin Releasing are releasing Not Human on VOD on September 9th, followed by a DVD push out to retail markets in December. For more info in the meantime, be sure to visit the official Not Human website.
Not Human follows the story of peaceful, rustic Metzburgh: a quiet village which was a former industrial town whose glory days are long past after the collapse of Metzburgh Grain. A meteorite crash lands in the peaceful community. Glen, a homeless ex-employee of the grain silos, gets too close to the crash site as a chemical poison sprays out of the meteorite, enveloping him. The chemical agent known only as Ombis begins to turn his insides into a slimy substance. Glen is discovered by lovebirds Mark and Lucy as the Ombis begins to consume Glen's body and spread the alien infection.
Shocked by their gruesome discovery, Mark and Lucy contact local sheriff Thomas Brackett, who aids the traumatized couple. The collateral damage begins adding up as the virus begins to overrun the unsuspecting village. Adding to the chaos, a mysterious government team shows up and attempts to keep order while trying to contain the alien plague.
Mark, Lucy, and Sheriff Brackett are stuck in middle of an alien invasion where they must unite with the surviving townsfolk to take on ever-growing army of mutated Metzburgh residents. With time running short before the government decides to eradicate the virus off the face of the earth, the group must figure out away to get out of the town before it's too late.
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[In Flames Week] Day 1: Niclas Engelin
On September 9th, Swedish melodic metal pioneers In Flames will be releasing Siren Charms, their 11th studio album (pre-order). The band has been going strong for over two decades, helping build and define a beloved genre of metal that has influenced countless bands for years.
In celebration of this upcoming release, the band has teamed up with Bloody-Disgusting to make this week In Flames Week! Each day will see a member of the band describing the most memorable moment of recording Siren Charms and we're kicking it off with guitarist Niclas Engelin! Head below to see him talk about the moment that stands out for him!
In Flames will be co-headling the "Communion Of Sirens" tour alongside fellow Swedish band Opeth. Tour dates are below and tickets can be found here.
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12/4 – Mill City Nights | Minneapolis, MN
12/5 – Sokol Auditorium | Omaha, NE
12/6 – Ogden Theater | Denver, CO
12/8 – Warfield | San Francisco, CA
12/9 – Palladium | Los Angeles, CA
12/10 – The Marquee Theater | Tempe, AZ
12/12 – Warehouse Live | Houston, TX
12/13 – Gas Monkey Live | Dallas, TX
12/15 – Tabernacle | Atlanta, GA
12/17 – Electric Factory | Philadelphia, PA
12/18 – Terminal 5 | New York, N.Y.
12/19 – Palladium | Worcester, MA
12/20 – Metropolis | Montreal, QC
12/21 – Koolhaus | Toronto, ONT
1970s Vamps Battle Evil in Author Christopher Buehlman's The Lesser Dead
Christopher Buehlman's The Lesser Dead, a ferocious and funny look at vampires living in 1978 New York City, is told by Joey Peacock—a perpetually fourteen-year-old vampire who lives underground in the city's tunnels. It arrives October 7th from Ace Hardcover.
While riding the subways one night, Joey (a very questionable narrator) discovers that his group might not be the city's apex predators when he witnesses a small group of children hypnotize a businessman and lead him away into the subway tunnel.
What follows is a gruesome game of cat and mouse between New York's vampire residents and an ancient evil.
Check out the novel's cover art and official synopsis below.
"The secret is, vampires are real and I am one.
The secret is, I'm stealing from you what is most truly yours and I'm not sorry... "
New York City in 1978 is a dirty, dangerous place to live. And die. Joey Peacock knows this as well as anybody—he has spent the last forty years as an adolescent vampire, perfecting the routine he now enjoys: womanizing in punk clubs and discotheques, feeding by night, and sleeping by day with others of his kind in the macabre labyrinth under the city's sidewalks.
The subways are his playground and his highway, shuttling him throughout Manhattan to bleed the unsuspecting in the Sheep Meadow of Central Park or in the backseats of Checker cabs, or even those in their own apartments who are too hypnotized by sitcoms to notice him opening their windows. It's almost too easy.
Until one night he sees them hunting on his beloved subway. The children with the merry eyes. Vampires, like him… or not like him. Whatever they are, whatever their appearance means, the undead in the tunnels of Manhattan are not as safe as they once were.
And neither are the rest of us.
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Closed Circuit Extreme Invades North American DVD This Week
MVD has announced the North American DVD release of Giorgio Amato's fly-on-the-wall serial killer thriller Closed Circuit Extreme with a street date of August 26th. Read on for the trailer, cover art, and more details about the film.
Written and directed by Giorgio Amato and produced by Italy's acclaimed siblings the Manetti Bros. (Arrival of Wang, Paura 3D), Closed Circuit Extreme stars Francesca Cuttica, Guglielmo Favilla, Gaia Insenga, and Stefano Fregni.
A young couple who suspect their neighbor is responsible for the disappearance of a friend break into his house and rig each room with hidden CCTV cameras which reveal he is a sadistic serial killer. When they return to retrieve the evidence, they are trapped by the beast and forced to fight for their lives.
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[TV Review] "The Strain" Episode 1.07, 'For Services Rendered'
"For Services Rendered" really dived into the core of Herr Eichorst and gave us the best hour of television yet. The Strain finally feels more focused and driven as characters either make the decision to live, or become part of the horde.
Richard Sammal is a beast as Thomas Eichorst. He spends this week really digging into his scenes. We get to see the depths of his madness and just how driven he is to the cause. His flashback scenes with a young Abraham prove to be a highlight, as the writers decided to give us a moment of vulnerability to the immortal bastard and in doing so, highlight what motivates the man to alley with the strigoi.
But more of that in a minute as for now we're getting the bookends on a few major storylines. I don't imagine we'll see more of Kent's wife, after the truth is revealed that he's a piece of shit, she leaves him in the dirt to focus on helping captain hairpiece… I mean Doctor Ephraim Goodweather on the quest to raise awareness about the outbreak. I don't really understand his motivation.
Which is turning out to be key in this series. As the episodes pass we're coming to learn more about what makes Abraham so dedicated to fighting off this incursion. He was at one time complicit in this insanity, perhaps out of necessity or naivety, but now he has to pay for his sins. He made the master's coffin and he must live with that everyday. I adored this reveal as it really helps the burden on the old man's shoulders.
Whereas Eph has a ruined life, a tarnished reputation, and broken relationships so it's tough to figure out what motivates the man. He seems driven to raise awareness that he was right about vampires, but as society continues to fall into shambles around him perhaps he needs to remove his head from his ass and start fighting back instead of giving a shit about his reputation. I suppose you could say he's motivated by the safety of the public, and wants to find the root of the outbreak, but I'm just not buying it.
Gus' storyline is heading down a predictable path, but one that still proves very interesting now that he's trapped in a cell with his buddy as he turns. This is going to be a messy conclusion and one that I can't wait to see unfold.
Then we have the ending. I was honestly so done with the Lawyer mom storyline. I couldn't have cared where it went, and I just wanted it to end. Or at least so I thought. Because holy hell. The sequence in the house with her in hot pursuit of her children was chilling. The mirrors everywhere reflecting back her distorted image were a nice touch, and how she crawled around on all fours was really something. But, the resolution in the final minutes was really where my excitement hit the roof.
We've seen this before. Hell, we've even seen it in a Del Toro film, but I was still excited to see Vampires fighting back against their own kind. I was blown away, and intrigued. They look almost feral, whereas Eichorst is in complete control. It begs the question as to how the virus takes hold, and just what type of person can fight back against it. This team of Vamp assassins was the wonderful cherry on top of a wonderfully paced episode. The entire thing wasn't that rooted in horror, but the opening scene and closing scene more than made up for it, at least for me.
Stray Thoughts:
- Got all the Battlestar Galactica feels when I saw Galen start up the episode. It's a real shame he was eliminated so quickly.
- Richard Sammel's use of "Jew" was totally spine chilling, couldn't help but shudder every time.
- For those of you that read the books: I wasn't expecting THAT character to even make it into season one. I'm super excited, but don't know what to think.
- We've got a second season, which gives me faith that The Strain may yet find it's legs and become consistently amazing.
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Watch a NSFW Clip from Moebius; Win an Autographed Poster
RAM Releasing, the genre shingle of Film Movement, is releasing Korean director Kim Ki-Duk's Moebius in New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago throughout August with a nationwide cable and digital VOD rollout on August 29th. Right now we have a NSFW clip and a contest for you.
To score yourself the one-sheet you see below, autographed by its centerpiece Lee Eun-woo, just send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com including your FULL NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS. We'll take care of the rest.
This contest will end on at 12:01 AM PT on August 28th.
Moebius (review) stars Lee Eun-woo, Cho Jae-hyun, and Seo Young-ju.
On August 29th the film becomes available on cable VOD via all major providers (Comcast, Time Warner, Cox, Verizon, et al) and digital VOD at iTunes, Amazon Instant, Google Play, Vudu, Xbox, Playstation, Rovi, and Samsung Hub.
When she catches her husband having an affair, a woman attempts to castrate the cheater for his wrongdoing. Unsuccessful, she instead inflicts the unspeakable act on her own son, setting off a series of grotesque yet provocative events ranging from a hurried genital transplant to pain-inflicted orgasms that all merge in a continuous thread of delirious storytelling. With both husband and son damaged and living in grief, the wife returns as the family heads towards destruction even more horrific than before.
Kim Ki-Duk, whose signature style pushes the limits of challenging filmmaking and often blows right through them, won the Golden Lion with Pieta at the Venice Film Festival last year. The prolific director is set to shock audiences again with Moebius, his latest perverse statement on family tensions, sexual boundaries, and society's issues with each.
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NSFW: Cameron Stalheim's Terrifying Sculptures
We're fans of posting terrifying, horrific art around here but we have to admit that most of that comes in the form of paintings, digital artwork, unique poster designs, and the such. It's rare that we dive into the world of sculptures, statues, or the like. But today that's going to change, starting with Cameron Stalheim.
Steinheim's work has a tortured air about it, reminding me of the work of Clive Barker. From "Carnage", a work that changes based upon which side you look at it to the terrifying "Caged" because, well… f*ck spiders, Stalheim evokes fear and pain.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP)- Lawyers representing a former University of Virginia lacrosse player are heading back to court in a bid to broaden the grounds of an appeal of his second-degree murder conviction.
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Painter Daniel Roman, who has four paintings on display in the Creative Arts Center's upcoming Hispanic Exhibition, said his passion for art began at the Pontiac nonprofit.
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A revised Pontiac City Charter that would maintain the strong mayor form of government, move the city's elections to even years, make two City Council seats at-large and greatly expand ethics rules has been sent to the state attorney general for review and could appear on the November ballot for voters' consideration.
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GM employees plan to fix historic Pontiac crypt
PONTIAC >> General Motors engineers who work at the Powertrain complex developing the automaker's future products are preparing to repair the mausoleum dating to the mid-1800 at Hill Cemetery. The slate roof on the Hull mausoleum collapsed last fall, exposing the interior to the elements, and about 20 volunteers are expected to repair the structure...
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Parking meters are slated to return to downtown Pontiac's streets this November after a three-year absence, with a contract in place with a firm that also manages parking in Birmingham and at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
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The Pontiac School District is hosting a back-to-school rally sponsored by more than a dozen community partners that will feature food, book bags for students, entertainment, health screenings and more.
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The father of a 26-year-old mentally ill man who was restrained and Tasered twice on Monday on Woodward Avenue in downtown Pontiac said the treatment of his son was unprovoked and could have been avoided.
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Woodward Dream Cruise marks 20 years; 'It's fun to watch the smiles'
The Woodward Dream Cruise pushed the clutch and shifted into its 20th year Saturday, with an estimated crowd of at least 1.3 million people enjoying warm and breezy weather, a sea of vintage automobiles and 16 miles of nostalgia from Pontiac to Ferndale.
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After 20 years of practice, the Woodward Dream Cruise's 50,000 cars and million-and-a-half spectators are managed by organizers and police in a highly coordinated dance.
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PONTIAC >> Oakland County Treasurer Andy Meisner's enthusiasm for turning around tax foreclosed properties has led him to mow lawns, change locks and, on Thursday, climb to the top story of an ornate, historic and vacant Pontiac apartment building by the light of his cell phone.