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Food and drink specials in the D.C. area in honor of the 57th presidential inauguration. (WTOP/Hoai-Tran Bui)
Hours: 6:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (Daily)
The Lobby Bar has been serving two politically-themed cocktails since August: The Great Debate (a small-batch bourbon blended vermouth and green chartreuse) and the Massachusetts Mule (composed of a blend of ginger ale, lime and vodka infused with raspberry, chocolate and mint), both of which are available through Inauguration Day.
Over the last few months, The Lobby Bar had a Facebook contest for people to create their own political cocktail. The winning cocktail, which will be served from Jan. 18 to 22, was the Latino Vote, a zesty drink made of tequila, blood orange soda, lime and cayenne pepper. All three cocktails cost $12.
(Photo courtesy of The Madison Hotel)
Hours: Tuesday and Sunday 5:30 p.m.-10 p.m., Wednesday-Saturday 5:30 p.m.-11 p.m.
On Jan. 21, Cashion's Eat Place is serving an entire menu in the spirit of Inauguration Day, with a prix-fixe Obama-inspired menu for $40.13 and optional wine pairings for $20.13. Dishes include a tuna poke in Bibb Lettuce with fresh chilies and soy, a dry-aged beef strip loin with J-1 steak sauce and a Hawaiian pineapple upside-down cake.
(Photo courtesy of Cashion's Eat Place)
Hours: Monday-Thursday 11:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m., Friday 5:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m., Saturday 5 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
Fiola is serving the El Presidente, a concoction of light rum, dry vermout, curacao and real grenadine. The $15 cocktail is being served from Jan. 17 to Jan 22, but can be purchased for just $6 during happy hour from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays.
(Photo courtesy of Fiola)
Hours: Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Bayou Bakery's popular "POTUS Dog" is being served for one day only on Jan. 21. Chef David Guas' $7 Obama-inspired hot dog consists of two Chicago-style all-beef hot dogs, topped with minced white onion, dill pickle spears, roasted sundried tomatoes, pickled sport peppers, sweet pick relish, mustard and a dash of celery salt.
(Photo courtesy of Bayou Bakery, Coffee Bar & Eatery)
These four distinct restaurants under the umbrella of Passion Food LLC are all serving the aptly named cocktail "Sparkling Second Term" from Jan. 18 through Jan. 21. The Sparkling Second Term features Averell Damson plum gin, Leopold Brothers New York apple whiskey, housemade "Bitter Truth" Lemon Bitters and a splash of Cava wine. This $11 sparkling cocktail is served in a champagne flute rimmed with cinnamon and sugar and garnished with a lemon twist.
(Photo courtesy of Passion Food Hospitality)
Hours: Monday-Thursday 5:30 p.m.-10 p.m., Friday-Saturday 5:30 p.m.-11 p.m., Sunday 5:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
D.C. native and renowned chef Robert Wiedmaier will be serving the Hawaiian Onaga "Obama" Snapper with snap pea risotto and ginger sesame pea tendrils in homage to President Obama and in deference to his birthplace. The dish is being served at Wiedmaier's flagship D.C. restaurant Marcel's, but that's not the only restaurant where he'll be showing off his political panache...
Photo courtesy of Marcelâs
Brasserie Beck and Mussel Bar & Grille will get some political flavoring from Robert Wiedmaier courtesy of his "Obama-Tini" Cocktail. Served in a martini glass and garnished with a twist of lemon, the fruity, bright blue cocktail involves Ketel One vodka, Hypnotiq Passion Fruit liqueur and a float of blue curacao. The "Obama-Tini" can be purchased for $13 at the Brasserie Beck and $11 at the Mussel Bar & Grille.
(Photo courtesy of Mussel Bar & Grille)
Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m.-12 a.m., Saturday-Sunday 2 p.m.-12 a.m.
The Jefferson Hotel is offering an overnight inauguration package for guests staying during inauguration weekend. Rates range from $165 to $440 per night. Guests can also buy the special presidential cocktail at the Quill. The boldly-named cocktail, "The Presidential," features bourbon, Apple Jack, lemon juice, simple syrup with cinnamon and whiskey bitters. The Presidential is available from Jan. 18 through 22 and can be purchased for $15.
(Photo courtesy of The Jefferson)
Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.-10 p.m., Saturday 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
In spirit of the election and the upcoming Inauguration Day, Charlie Palmer Steak has been serving the Capitol Countdown Menu every week since November. Chef Jeffrey Russell creates dishes in honor of past presidents such as Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
The Capitol Countdown ends with an Obama-themed special menu item -- the Hawaiian Rib Eye -- from Jan. 21 to Jan. 28. The dish includes pineapple and soy marinated rib eye steak, sweet potato gnocchi and crisp taro root. The prices range from $28 to $35 and are only available for dinner.
(Photo courtesy of Charlie Palmer Steak)
Hours: Friday 4 p.m.-late night, Saturday 11 a.m.-late night, Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday 10 a.m.-late night
The famously decadent dishes of the chocolate-themed boutique and lounge Co Co. Sala is celebrating Inauguration Day with a special brunch. Executive Chef Santosh Tiptur is serving dishes such as French Toast s'mores, breakfast flatbread, crispy Creole crabcakes, grown-up grilled cheese with truffle scented brioche and chocolate-covered bacon.
And next door in the chocolate boutique, Co Co. Sala is serving white chocolate White Houses and artisanal chocolates such as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. The special brunch menu is $26 prix fixe and will be offered Saturday, Sunday and Monday of Inauguration weekend.
(Photo courtesy of Co Co. Sala)
Hours: Tuesday-Thursday 5 p.m-11 p.m., Friday-Saturday 5 p.m.-12 a.m., Sunday 1 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.
In addition to a special mural in their lounge dedicated to all presidents past and present, Policy is offering a $3,000 Obama "2 Terms" Bottle Service Package from Thursday through Saturday over inauguration weekend. The package features a Magnum of Armand de Brignac (Ace of Spade) Champagne, Magnum of Grey Goose, a bottle of D'usse Cognac accompanied with Red Bull and mixers. The package can accommodate up to 20 guests and includes D.C. tax and service charge.
(Photo courtesy of Policy)
Hours: Open 24/7. Brunch will be served 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday-Monday.
Kramerbooks & Afterwords Cafe is offering a Barack Obamlet filled with Obama Family Chili, topped with cheddar cheese and served with sour cream, diced red pepper and scallions for $16.75. The menu also includes Inauguration Smith Island Cake, which is the official dessert of Maryland. The 10-layer white cake with cream cheese frosting is served with fresh strawberries and blueberries and drizzled with a raspberry puree. Cost: $8.75
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Camps & Clinics Updated
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A number of camps and clinics for the end of 2014 and into 2015 have been posted on the Camps & Clinics page. Check them out!
November Board Meeting & October Board Minutes
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- Created: 13 November 2014
The Brookings Friends of Baseball Board of Directors will meet this Monday, November 17, in the upstairs conference room of the old Park & Rec building on Main Avenue. Below you will find an agenda for the November meeting, along with approved minutes from the September meeting and unapproved minutes from the October meeting.
October 20 Meeting Minutes (will be posted when approved)
2015 Brookings Tournament Offerings
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- Created: 28 August 2014
Brookings will once again host a number of tournaments during the summer of 2015.
June 5-7: Friends of Baseball Tournament ($100, 3-game guarantee, 10U & 12U, "A" and "B" divisions for both age groups)
June 12-14: Jr. Legion Tournament ($225)
June 19-21: Wayne Hauschild Memorial Legion Tournament ($250, 4-game guarantee)
June 26-28: 14U Tournament ($225, "A" and "B" divisions)
July 10-12: 16U VFW Tournament ($225)
July 10-12: 10U & 12U Tournament ($150, 3-game guarantee, "A" and "B" divisions)
Brookings also hosts the 2015 Legion state tournament at the end of July.
Mark those dates down on your calendar. We'll have entry forms available soon!
2014 FOB Discount Cards
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- Category: Fundraising
- Created: 09 June 2014
Friends of Baseball discount cards are available for $10.00 per card.
It's not too late to get a card as the specials expire April 30, 2015.
If you'd like a card please contact Angie Lerdal (690-8780) or Christie Hardin (690-3517) and they'll be able to get one to you.
What's on the card?
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Broccoli and Potato Soup With Rich, Complex Flavors
Searing the broccoli florets on one side adds dimension to this soup. (Article plus video.)
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Bring along this decadent offering with honeyed pears that can compete with leftover pie.
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Most recipes call for canned pumpkin. But for something fresher, brighter and more complex tasting, consider squash instead. (Article plus video.)
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For a more tender, flavorful, crisp-edged cornbread, brown your butter and bake in a hot skillet. (Article plus video.)
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A stir-fry becomes a weeknight go-to dish when garlic, ginger, lime and peanuts get some Asian heat. (Article plus video.)
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Turn a humble vegetable platter into an opulent side dish at a dinner party with Provençal aioli. (Article plus video.)
October 29, 2014, Wednesday
Don't Tell Grandma
When Massimo Bottura is in the kitchen, the Italian dishes aren't quite what Grandma used to make.
October 22, 2014, Wednesday
Green Tomatoes Get a 'Go' Signal From Lamb
Unripened tomatoes don't need to be fried to be enjoyed. (Article plus video.)
October 22, 2014, Wednesday
For Full-Flavored Schnitzel, Try Pork
Pork schnitzel is more economical and forgiving than veal, and better suited to weeknight cooking. (Article plus video.)
October 15, 2014, Wednesday
Grain Bowls: How to Make Your Own
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October 8, 2014, Wednesday
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PSNH operates a coal plant in Bow, a coal and biomass plant in Portsmouth and a plant in Newington that can run on oil or natural gas, or both, he said. He said PSNH does purchase carbon allowances, but couldn't immediately provide their costs.
Americans for Prosperity–New Hampshire criticized the EPA's efforts Monday, citing a study by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that these rules would kill nearly 5,000 jobs in the New England region and cost the regional economy $2.7 billion annually. Also, the study said those regulations would hike electricity costs in the RGGI states by $600 million each year.
Gov. Maggie Hassan said: "It is important that the federal government recognize that states like New Hampshire have been hard at work on this effort for a number of years, and I hope that these rules will level the playing field by requiring other states to begin to catch up to us."
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for Couplesby irenefrom birmingham
conveniently situated hotelPosted Jun 3, 2014
Pros: everything
Cons: nothing
Location: very handy for buses and for the beach and places to go to in the evening
we had a relaxing week and found the hotel very friendly
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Posted Apr 6, 2014 on Hotels.com
Hotel was well situated ,clean and comfortable. Food wasn't so good, but still enjoyed my stay
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Middle of the main bar areaPosted Sep 27, 2013 on Hotels.com
Friendly adult only hotel the food , service, location and everything about the Hotel was absolutely fine. Good 3 star Hotel would stay again. Please note expect some noise in the evening because of the location. The double does muffle a lot of it though.
for Everyoneby pamfrom Swansea, UK
holiday with a friendPosted Jul 28, 2013
Pros: Location
Cons: Could hear next doors conversation
Location: Spot on
Stayed at this hotel 3 times, book it for its location close to all amenities,food is good plenty of choice but hotel does need updating compared to other hotels television is ancient just needs good revamp including sound proofing the walls
for Couplesby Ronsollfrom Hastings
In the middle of the action!Posted Jun 9, 2013 on Hotels.com
Hotel Riudor has a fantastic location amongst all the clubs and hotels providing non-stop entertainment. Anyone staying must realise it will be a bit noisy with all the clubs all around, but on the top floor this was quite acceptable with no music after midnight and just noisy revellers which you become accustomed to. The food was fantastic with a good selection and the 6 euro lunch was amazing value. Being a medium size hotel with no children allowed made it quite friendly.
for Getaway With Friendsby Motown mamafrom S.Wales
Great service..great locationPosted May 21, 2013 on Hotels.com
Stayed in the Riudor many times..spotlessly clean..fantastic food..Staff are very friendly...If you want a central hotel in Benidorm this tales some beating..Less than 5 mins to the seafront..Nice pool..plenty of sunbeds..Only one down side ...if you stay the one side of the hotel it can be noisy in the afternoon...But who goes to Benidorm for quiet...I have stayed in many hotels but always go back to the Riudor..
by Eileenfrom Spain.
Desperate place.Posted Apr 24, 2013
Pros: nothing it was all bad!
Cons: The lifts which never arrived & the ancient tvs.
Location: Kareoke bars & rough sports bars.
Very basic room with no amenities whatsoever, thin walls, tiny room, curtains that let the light in, (useless if you want a lie-in) Impossible to get a lift at busy times & we were on the 5th floor so not much fun walking up! No Hairdryer either & not even the option of borrowing or hiring one! The area is probably one of the busiest for bars in Benidorm with lots of stag & hen parties at the weekends so not for the fainthearted! Food wasn`t too bad on the Saturday but the next day it was inedible with some very strange food combinations, even the deserts were awful. Maybe it was all suited to the over 80 clientele who seemed in the majority.
by A verified travelerfrom Canberra ACT 2601, Australia
Very basic accommodationPosted Jul 15, 2012
Noisy - paper thin walls. Hotel very basic. Bedspreads smelt, pillows lumpy.
for Everyoneby Jacksonfrom Derbyshire, UK
Very goodPosted May 5, 2012
Very good location and friendly staff good food rooms a little small and walls very thin but overall a very good hotel
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Posted Sep 30, 2011 on Hotels.com
I think the hotel was good but it was to noisy with all the loud music going on into the early hours didn't get much sleep.


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It's hard not to mention Chicken Run without wanting to make a joke about Mel Gibson voicing a rooster. And while that may be the lasting thought from the 2000 movie, the fact remains that it was an affable claymation adventure from Aardman Animations that holds up well when compared with the relentless CGI dreck that has infested theaters over the last decade plus. So when The Pirates! Band of...
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The Avengers
This was going to be a rabid, frothing defense of the superhero genre, complete with impassioned pleas that appealed to cinematic intellectuals who are apt to dismiss such films. But Tom Hiddleston, who ironically plays the evil Loki in The Avengers, got there first…and he straight-up crushed it. Damn you, Loki! Does your villainy know no end?!
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The Five-Year Engagement
Complaining about the length of a film can be a cop-out, a lazy way to avoid dissecting actual content in favor of basically whining about how valuable your free time is. But jokes about The Five-Year Engagement being long enough to legally make its audience common-law married aside, the duration of this and other Judd Apatow–produced movies has become a discussion point of substantial merit....
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Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
Half of what promises to be an epic conclusion to a fabulous series.
A delirously fun satirical send up of artistic pretension.
"The Grapes of Wrath" in documentary form set in North Dakota.
If this was humanity's last hope, give up.
A condemnation of crime pornography with a chilling central character.
You kill his dog, he kills a million people. You've been warned.
The type of smart, ballsy satire that comes along all too rarely.
War is hell, but this movie is just hella slow.
The Burden of Actual Christianity
Most praise for writer/director Jesse Moss's documentary, The Overnighters, has rightly been focused on its Steinbeckian...
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This week's video update chronicles our big week of shooting and displays a little bit of the toll production can take on a living space, and personal schedules.
Ordinarily, we try to limit nights & weekends shooting to two weeknights and a weekend day. Three nights a week is a manageable production schedule for people with full time jobs. This week, however, due to the way actors schedules are all lined up, we did five shoot nights. Let's break it down.
Monday, November 10, 7pm-11:30pm. I continued the trend of offering people who want to show up a half hour early a free dinner and we've been ordering from places that are between where I work and our apartment so I can grab it on the way home. That night we had Chipotle. We were shooting a lot of scenes were Carlyn has to play opposite herself, so we had Eliza in a wig for the over-the-shoulders and only about four shots where we had to lock down the camera to have her change outfits to play both characters in the same shot. I color-coded the shotlist at Eliza's suggestion, which was a brilliant idea. That way we were able to shoot most of one outfit, then the other, and it really saved us a lot of time where the girls would have to be changing. It was a little stop-and-start feeling because of all the back and forth we were doing with her playing both characters. Given some of the complicated things we were dealing with, I'm surprised we only ran a half hour late. A good shoot night.
Tuesday, November 11, 7pm-10pm. Started the night off with some Chinese food from right down the street from our place. Awesome portions for the price, I had lunch the next day too. This night was all of the scenes that take place in our tiny bathroom. There weren't a lot, so we wrapped quite early. Originally I had this shoot double booked with another block of scenes, but when Craig had to go out of town for work, we were shuffling to grab any scenes we could shoot in the apartment that didn't have him in them.
Wednesday, November 12, 7pm-11pm. Soups, salads, and sandwiches from Panera. We started by picking up a couple of things from our first night of shooting. A shot of an actor who wears very reflective sunglasses, this time without catching our director of photography in the reflection. And the really hard Glidecam shot. I finally had to settle for getting most of it in the Glidecam and then cutting to a wide for the resolution of the scene. The integrity of what I wanted to see is still intact and I'm using an inline edit with the wide to really jar the viewer into the changing situation. Then we moved on into the bulk of the pages in the apartment and shut it down at 11pm, since we were at a good stopping point and we were going to be in the same space for two more nights.
Friday, November 13, 7pm-11pm. Chipotle again. This time for two reasons, 1: It's delicious. 2: They have an awesome online group ordering system where everybody can order their own thing from their own computer and I just pay for it once everybody's orders are in. This was a tough night. I've had a couple times when I've been frustrated on set because of various factors. This was one such occasion. Since a lot of this episode takes place in the main characters' apartment, I wanted to try and keep things visually interesting with some good camera moves. Unfortunately, they're really hard to get in our small space and the rolling of the dolly is very VERY audible on the largely creaky wooden floors of our apartment. After many many takes of one of these tracking shots, I finally scrapped it, but I was obviously frustrated and settling for less than I wanted. That's a real mood-killer on a no budget set. So we moved on and wrapped halfheartedly at 11. This might be a good time to mention that despite my frustrations, we have a great group of actors who are doing an amazing job. Some new people are exceeding my expectations, and all the old standbys are really going for it and embodying their characters. As far as crew goes, people are trying to work us in to their very busy schedules as much as possible and splitting up different nights so that we at least have one of the core people available for crewing. There are just a lot of projects going on in our group now and PoPS isn't anyone's first priority anymore. Still, we soldier on. Not to mention the amazing people we've had volunteering for the first time. It slows us down a little bit with people having to learn a new skill set every night, suddenly put in positions of very high priority. I think we've taught four new people how to operate sound when they appear on our set for the first time so far. It's just really nice that people are willing to come help us out.
Saturday, November 14. 5pm-11pm. Since it was Saturday, we could start as soon as it got dark and I delayed dinner until about halfway through the night. This was a miracle night. So far in production, we'd only had two nights where we'd gotten everything on the shooting list. In order to get back on schedule, we had to shoot about 13 pages of dialogue in 6 hours. It was about 2 and a half pages of camera setups. After the tracking shot problems of the night before, I woke up Saturday morning determined to cut out all the tracking shots from my shotlist and replace them with meaningful pans, racking focus, and mid-dialogue edits, thereby still heightening the experience and drawing audience attention to relationships and important moments, but without all the never-ending frustration of attempting tracking shots in our apartment with brand new crew members. We hit the ground running just after 5:30pm, paused for a dinner from Noodles and Co. just after 8pm, and wrapped up everything we had scheduled pretty much at 11pm exactly. And just like that, we're back on schedule. It was awesome. Everyone was really worn out by the end of the night, but everyone perked up nicely whenever the camera was pointed at them, so we were able to get 13 pages in 6 hours.
Eliza and I planned to grab one little shoot night this week with Carlyn in the city—a quick 10-second scene that would only take a half hour to shoot—but I came down with a mega cold. Luckily, it's stayed out of my brain so far, so I can still work and plan and everything, but it's nothing I want to take with me into a night shoot for even a half hour. I think I'd only get sicker.
So we're down for a week before we get another shoot night, but it's a nice little section of calm in the middle of the storm.
Thanks for reading.
Every once in a while I thoroughly enjoy one of my weekly video updates. This week's, on the widespread use of the 2.35:1 aspect ratio in videos created primarily for web distribution, is one I'm particularly happy with. If you want to skip straight to the aspect ratio discussion, there's a clickable annotation in the beginning that will take you to it.
Ever since Eliza showed me that the little toggle thing on the iPhone earbuds don't just raise and lower the volume and act as a microphone for hands-free calling, but that it also starts and stops podcasts or music if you press it in the middle, I've become obsessed with listening to podcasts. Or really just one podcast. The Movie Crypt with film directors Adam Green and Joe Lynch. I started listening to it when someone tweeted out a link to episode 34, where they talk to director Darren Lynn Bousman, and said something along the lines of, 'Anybody who creates anything should listen to this.' It's a great episode to start on because the Hollywood hell stories are sooooooo crazy. But I've been listening to every single past episode for months and they have over 70 episodes so far talking to all kinds of people from the film industry. Not just writers, directors, and actors, but sound designers, wardrobe people, directors of photography, visual effects people, agents, producers, a studio exec. It's really outstanding. Their stories are really from the low and mid budget trenches and they've guided me to a lot of great people, the two hosts included.
One of the things that it's really drilled into me over the last few months is that I'm probably having way more fun doing my own web series my own way than I ever could working within the film industry. Between the bowing and the battles within the studio system to the compromise and the money raising of the independent route. They talked to a guy who had a small studio actually give him a budget on $8,000 for an entire feature film. We just raised $21,000 for our ninth episode. It really puts things in perspective. I may wish our enterprise was considered more legitimate—YouTube shows and soft core pornography probably share a similar level of legitimacy in the eyes of the studio system—but at least we get to do the thing we want to do and with a better budget than many others. That's what this excellent podcast has me thinking about.
In addition to my Movie Crypt plug, this week's post signals the return of the PoPS production diary. We had our first shoot day of episode 9.
Monday, November 3—Since we were scheduled to shoot from 7pm to 11pm, there was technically no need for a dinner break, four-hour shoot and all. But I think a lot of working people have trouble getting dinner in before a 7pm call time. So I got a big box of sandwiches for the cast and crew and said if they wanted a free dinner to show up at 6:30. Eliza and I threw the rest of the set dressing together after work, and after a quick dinner we got to shooting. Five actors and three crew members. The first night is always the toughest. I had insanely scheduled us to try and get eight pages in four hours with a really complicated, two-minute long glidecam shot at the end of the shotlist. We had some lighting complications slow us down and a couple of tough moves, and we decided to finally call it a night at 12:15am, after trying to get the glidecam shot to happen for over an hour. But we were really close. So I'm pinning it onto the schedule for next week. I had a plan B ready for if we couldn't get the glidecam shot, but our attempts showed us it will be possible, so why not get the shot that will best convey the energy and intention of the writing, instead of scrapping it for two easier shots. It's not like I have any executives breathing down my neck. We're a nights and weekends production, our only luxury is time. Even though it doesn't really feel like there's a whole lot of time to spare either once you start trying to synchronize the holiday season schedules of 10 talented people. Also, upon watching the footage there were a couple reflection issues with an actor's glasses, so we'll need to do a quick reshoot for some of that stuff. All in all, it was a rough start to episode 9, but the performances we caught we're fantastic and it just feels good to be underway.
Thanks for reading, all y'all.
The video below is my annual Halloween NIGHTMARATHON; a 43-minute timelapse video of the 20 hours I sent watching the entire 12-movie Friday the 13th/Jason series. It's been mentioned on a couple of the horror community sites this week including Bloody Disgusting and the Friday the 13th Franchise site.
I don't have time for a very long blog post this week, but I always try to post every week and even though I'm about as production-depressed as I ever get right now, it's time for a post.
This is just such a hard thing to do, you guys. Finding 10 evenings in November when everybody's free to shoot is practically impossible. The thing that sucks too is that now that we raised all this money, we can't just quit. We're going into our 3rd major reschedule, and people who have previously agreed to be available on shoot days have new things popping up in their schedules. Some things are unavoidable. Really great opportunities and paying gigs. Some people just want to suddenly go out of town. Scheduling independent productions is a constant stomach-acid-churning, panic-inducing nightmare that sucks all of the fun out of what's supposed to be a creative process. It's not about discovering a story or crafting characters anymore. It's only about trying to cram it into as short a time as possible around people's busy lives. That's all it is now. And I can't wait for it to be over.
Production will just take a few months of headaches, heartaches, compromise, and misery and then I'll have a nice little post-production reprieve to rediscover my optimism and enjoyment in the story we're telling.
I try never to unleash the sometimes-paralyzing negativity and anxiety of this "hobby" in the video updates, but sometimes I unspool it here for the dedicated few who read the blog so my wife doesn't have to bear the sole brunt of it by herself.
Thanks for reading; 'cause I have neither the income, time, or interest to invest in therapy.
The video update below contains some of the advice I've collected about scheduling productions over the 5 years of making PoPS. It's geared toward people setting out to schedule for the first time. First, though, I announce our episode 9 fundraiser raffle and referral winners.
I think that last blog post was just the kick I needed to stop procrastinating and kick this thing into gear. I went home that night, printed off all my tagged script breakdowns, calculated my eighths page count, and created some shooting blocks. A couple nights later, Eliza and I sat down and dropped them onto the calendar. I've sent that noise off to the actors and so far got back a couple of conflicts that need to be dealt with, which I will reschedule around soon.
I also got in touch with a weapons property master I used a couple years ago to set up the weapons for this episode.
Then Eliza and I talked about a couple of specialty props we need to move to the front burner and started discussing some locations we need to line up.
The last two nights we've met with actors who weren't able to make it to the cast read through to work through the dialogue and make sure we're all on the same page before we get to set. That's a huge deal and outside of a read through, it's something I haven't given enough attention in the past. Luckily, we've had actors who are good at processing notes and adapting on set, but frontloading a little performance groundwork into preproduction is a really solid idea. Just from these last two nights, I could see the difference. We got to have some really productive conversations without slowing down the pace of a shoot night.
So the wheels are in motion. I'm sure I'll talk about it in an upcoming update, but there is a certain crazy energy that comes with being in production. My normal indecisiveness about what to have for dinner or watch after work goes straight out the window and I drop into solutions/work around/results mode. Sure, sometimes I still feel a little more like playing video games than making shotlists or trading emails about schedules, locations, and gear, but in the words of MC Hammer on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) soundtrack, "This is what we do."
The video update below involves a lot of talking about the Indiegogo campaign for episode 9, which ends tomorrow. It also chronicles how the production of the show has run a parallel path to mine and Eliza's marriage.
Our fundraising campaign has gone really well, and whether we hit the goal or not, the amount of support I've felt coming our way has been amazing. Here are a few of the campaign videos that have gone up over the last week:
And speaking of support, every once in a while I think to google "platoon of power squadron" and I find a bunch of great things that are just inspiration boosters on tumblr. Like gifs people make:
"Donald being a badass in episode 8." – lunar-alienism
I especially love it when they grab screencaps of the show and add words to them. It's like a clue into what parts of the show are really connecting with people. And the things they write to accompany the images are SO NICE!
"I have yet to introduce someone to PoPS who hasn't fell in love with the show (OK, not true, one guy just thoroughly enjoyed it), but even if it is not your jam, I implore you to at least check these guys out and consider supporting them on the grounds that they are a bunch of hardworking, insanely creative, good people that are helping to lead a revolution in how we share our stories." – thelynchieconjecture
"Platoon of Power Squadron is really great webseries I've been watching for the last four or five years. It's inspired the webseries I've been working on for the last year or two, and it has just been getting better and better with every episode. Jake Jarvi, the guy who writes, produces, and stars in it, is kind of my favorite non-famous famous person in the history of ever." – songofsarcasm
Like…right? When you go internet fishing, sometimes you find stuff that makes your day.
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Man creates fake online profiles for his exes as his revenge
He got dumped and thought: Hey, why not create fake online profiles just to get back at these exes? That's the 30 yr-old Carl Wayne McGraw, for you, who has been charged for impersonating online, two women he had previously dated. As per the story on Houston Chronicle,
McGraw met one of the women through OkCupid.com, an online dating site, in October 2011. They dated for about two months, when she told him that she wasn't looking for a serious relationship. To test her loyalty, McGraw created a fake account on the dating site with the name "Bryan Smiles" and tried to arrange a date with her, records show.
She agreed to the date with the fictitious "Smiles" but ended up cancelling. The document states that this angered him and he created a series of phony profiles of the woman on the dating site that claimed she was a "porn star and doctor" and was a "very sexual person and loves sex." He also linked her home and work addresses to the cloned profile, the document states.
McGraw carried out a similar revenge to a second woman he had dated for five months. Two weeks after being dumped, McGraw signed her up to a prisoner correspondence site CellPals.com using her email address. Then letters from prisoners started streaming into her email account. And according to this woman, he also set up a Facebook account in her name. Apparently, he started sending her aunt some vulgar messages using this Facebook account.
For a man his age, he must be having some serious self esteem issues. Who still revenges for being dumped? Dude, there are thousands of women online; why all the fuss? :roll:
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jammyjam617 says:Posted: 28 Sep 12
No bueno!!Reply to this comment
Siolav says:Posted: 17 Aug 12
It's obvious why no one wants to date this guy. Could be in his profile also. He's dangerous----headed for incarceration himself.Reply to this comment
NaijaBabe11 says:Posted: 08 Aug 12
SMH...this dude has some SERIOUS issues!Reply to this comment
alourl130 says:Posted: 04 Aug 12
Oh wow, seriously....I would have so dated this guy. I guess good for me. So many fishes in the ocean, what's wrong with people these days?Reply to this comment
nats77 says:Posted: 03 Aug 12
oh my God such a scary!!!!!!Reply to this comment
spam06 says:Posted: 01 Aug 12
Whhooo,crazy things people do for love,the guy needs prayersReply to this comment
QTpie1968 says:Posted: 01 Aug 12
I agree, ladydi98. This IS indeed scary!!!!!Reply to this comment
ladydi98 says:Posted: 30 Jul 12
This is scary!Reply to this comment
allie777 says:Posted: 30 Jul 12
Wow this guy has serious issues. Mainly he is stuck fast in the muddy mire of resentment bitterness and unforgiveness. Ironic that a tool of revenge was a prisoner site as that may be where he is headed unless he can change himself and his ways. Enough said about this.Reply to this comment
dave_74 says:Posted: 26 Jul 12
wow! ah, how about moving on and finding someone else insted? ....but ah , I'd be a bit suspicious of any womans profile stating she's both a "doctor and a porn star" ....just meReply to this comment
arlandf says:Posted: 25 Jul 12
This is horrible. This is what happens when you have too much time on your hands. Try having a hobby instead of creating profiles.Reply to this comment
trackgirl15 says:Posted: 24 Jul 12
I am not shocked by this story. There are some pretty pathetic lonely men in this world.Reply to this comment
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Bologna City Apartment Rental Photos and Description
Apartment, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Sitting-room, 2 Bath, Kitchen, (sleeps 4-6)
"Il Portico" is a very comfortable, roomy and elegant apartment in a typical building in a picture-postcard street lined with porticos and with houses of the typical shades of red and yellow of Bologna, in the very heart of the historical center. The location combines everything that a visitor to Bologna desires: nearness to the important historical monuments and to shops, cafés and restaurants in a street that is in a quiet oasis during the day whilst it livens up at night with restaurant-goers, with the apartment in a quiet position.
It is an ideal location for all the interesting places in the city: 5 minutes' walk to Piazza Maggiore (the central square of any northern Italian city-state). Nearby is the beautiful Gothic church of S. Francesco. From here you can reach any spot in town on foot. If you want to travel further afield, there are bus-stops close by with many lines that can take you wherever you want to go.
Monuments, museums, galleries and theaters are just round the corner with a great choice of restaurants, cafés and shops; the renowned "Mercato delle Erbe" (a typical food market) is 5 minutes on foot.
The apartment is on the first floor of a characteristic building, with a nice wide staircase. It gives on an inner courtyard, is light and very quiet. Inside, everything has been arranged for your comfort and convenience: completely renovated (February 2013), spotlessly clean, very quiet, light and welcoming, with high windows and ceilings, it can accommodate up to 6 people. It consists of 2 double bedrooms (all beds can be put together to form doubles or separated as singles), a sitting-room with a double divan-bed, a live-in kitchen and 2 bathrooms with shower, with the rooms in a convenient layout.
Il Portico has been furnished with a great choice of mostly antique, stylish, high-quality furniture. It has been decorated with great care for both style and functionality.
Appliances include a cooking range/oven, a microwave oven, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, a toaster, an electric kettle, coffee makers, an iron, an ironing-board, a washing-machine/dryer, a hair dryer, a TV-DVD set, a hoover,all new and in perfect working order. Broadband WiFi internet connection is available and included in the price. The apartment is air-conditioned. The kitchen is well-equipped with any cooking utensil that you may need.
High-quality bed-linen and towels and everything that is necessary to make you feel at home is provided in the apartment; beds are new, with top quality, firm and orthopedic mattresses.
Cool in summer and warm in winter, double-glazed, with air-conditioning and a new efficient heating system, comfy, elegant, very quiet, ideally located and extremely convenient, Il Portico is definitely your "home away from home" in the very heart of Bologna. We look forward to having you over!
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About the owner
We are a married couple - a teacher of English and a physicist - with two daughters and living in the immediate outskirts of Bologna. We like meeting new people and keeping in touch, that's why we began renting out our first property, Al Parco.
the owner purchased this apartment in 2012
Why the owner chose Bologna City
Bologna is in a perfect location to visit northern Italy, from Florence to Venice. Within short train or car rides are: Modena, Parma, Ravenna, Ferrara and Padua (Padova). A little farther but still within easy reach for a day's journey are: Mantua (Mantova), Verona and, of course, Florence and Venice.
What makes this apartment unique
We find this a perfect location within the historical center – a quiet quarter yet with historical monuments and shops within a short walking distance. A great selection of typical restaurants and the characteristic Bolognese "Hosteria" nearby with the apartment being perfectly quiet looking on an inner courtyard away from the street. On the first floor with a wide staircase, with light rooms situated in a convenient layout. The area is colorful and safe, lively yet quiet. Advantage of the location: we are at a stone's throw from wherever you may like to go in Bologna, a short bus ride from the Fair District, 1 km from the railway station and 9 km from the airport. No fixed changeover day, schedule your stay for any period you want. Everything in the house is new and is thoroughly checked before each rental. Last but not least: friendliness. We understand that many guests are in a foreign country (perhaps in another continent) and we aim to make them feel at home – any questions and we are more than happy to help.


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(NY Post) – Don't mess with Texas.
Infuriated with President Obama for allowing up to 5 million undocumented immigrants to stay here legally?, a trio of Texas Republican politicians are plotting retaliation at separate levels of government.
Governor-elect Greg Abbott pledged the state would sue Obama over the executive order, alleging it's illegal and will cost the border state more money to deal with a likely influx of immigrants through Mexico.
" We have? ?a president who feels completely unconstrained by the constitution,"? ?Abbott, who already sued Obama 30 times as ?his state's ?attorney general, said on Fox News Sunday.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said the n??ew GOP-led Congress should ?retaliate by ?block?ing? Obama's executive and judicial nominees in the Senate, which would include Obama's attorney general pick, Loretta Lynch, the US Attorney for the Eastern District of New York.
"It is a stunning and sad display of a president declining to honor his constitutional obligation to take care that the laws be faithfully executed," Cruz said on Fox News Sunday.
?"?It would impose real consequences on the president and the administration."
?Holding up Lynch's nomination ?might not sit well with many Republicans as the move would likely keep current AG Eric Holder — someone who Republicans loathe? — in office longer?.
Cruz led the effort last year to de-?fund Obamacare through the budget process, which led to a 17-day shutdown that most Republicans acknowledged was a mistake – except for Cruz. ?Asked about the shutdown, he responded: ?"Let me point out we just had a historic election where we won."
He suggested a similar move to de?-?fund the immigration order by restricting ?money for the Department of Homeland Security. Republicans need to "honor" pledges to voters to block amnesty.
"We need to actually do what we said two weeks ago on the campaign trail," Cruz said.
In the US House, Rep. Mike McCaul (R-Texas) said they are reviewing various options to block the president. Congress must pass a budget bill by Dec. 11 or risk another shutdown.
"We are not going to shut the government down, but we are going to shut down this president and his actions," McCaul, chair of the Homeland Security Committee, said on CBS' Face the Nation.
Democrats and Obama defended his executive action as legal and necessary since the Republicans in the House failed to advance the bipartisan Senate bill. Obama downplayed the move as "restrained."
"Take a look at the track records of the modern presidency, I've actually been very restrained," Obama said on ABC's "This Week." "And I've been very restrained with respect to immigration. I bent over backwards and will continue to do everything I can to get Congress to work because that'd my preference."
His repeated his message to incensed Republicans: "Well my response is pass a bill."
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In the ABC News video clip at the end of this post, Barack Obama lies and says he didn't say what he said. He's not changing immigration law, he's "prioritizing", according to him.
In fact, he is absolutely changing the law. He's halting deportations and deciding who gets amnesty for starters. He clearly promised he wouldn't.
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Barack Obama used to teach constitutional law at the law school in which I am presently enrolled. He was by all accounts well-liked by his students, though perhaps somewhat aloof to his then-fellow faculty members. I currently have class three days a week in then-Professor Obama's old favorite classroom, Room V, and each time I enter I see a photo near the door commemorating his teaching legacy. White House Press Secretaries Jay Carney and Josh Earnest — not to mention the president's usual media apologists — oftentimes like to remind us "stupid" and inferior plebeians of the president's uniquely germane academic pedigree. In 2008, in fact, this erstwhile constitutional law scholar sought the presidency in no small part to reverse what he considered an unprecedented usurpation of executive authority away from a complicit Congress. To his credit, earlier in his presidency Obama repeatedly kept his word on the proper bounds of the executive branch/legislative branch tug-of-war, in the context of immigration enforcement — much to the dismay of his largely open-borders and anti-sovereignty donor base. This should not much surprise us; after all, it does not take a constitutional law scholar to make sense of the Vesting Clause of Art. I ("All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States…), the specifically enumerated power delegated by the States to the Congress in Art. I, § 8, cl. 4 to "establish a uniform rule of naturalization…", and the president's Art. II, § 3 prerogative to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed".
And yet, somehow, here we are, with a unilateral amnesty of an unprecedentedly massive scope and scale. In what amounts to a quasi-monarchical temper tantrum following an election night shellacking in which nationwide Republicans — who collectively ran on very little substance other than near-unanimous rejection of precisely this type of ukase — effected a historical repudiation of his party's agenda, Obama has essentially stuck his middle finger to the voting populace and decided that his "pen" and "phone" will themselves suffice to suspend and rewrite large portions of our codified immigration law. Do not believe what liberals may tell you about there being any kind of presidential precedent for stretching the doctrine of "prosecutorial discretion" this far; as Professor Josh Blackman details, there are very real and substantive distinctions between this amnesty and the unilateral amnesties of some of Obama's Republican predecessors. Whereas President Reagan's and H.W. Bush's amnesties werestopgap measures largely pursuant to the (highly flawed) statutory amnesty of 1986, Obama's amnesty flies in the face of Congress's repudiation of the DREAM Act (which directly led to Obama's similarly lawless and UAC crisis-inducing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ("DACA") program), as well as the House's (proper) decision to kill the Senate's Gang of Eight "comprehensive immigration reform" bill. In effect, then, whereas Presidents Reagan and Bush may have been acting in the safe "first category" of executive power as described in Justice Jackson's famous concurrence in the 1952 Supreme Court decision, Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, President Obama is almost certainly in the infamous "third category" of directly defying implied congressional intent. Although a decades-long systemic abdication of congressional power and vitiation of the "nondelegation doctrine" has degraded our separation of powers framework so wildly beyond the original Madisonian/Montesquievian intent as to render a unilateral decree of this nature even plausible enough where its constitutionality is a live question, Obama's own Office of Legal Counsel concedes in its way-too-"clever" apologia that deferred action of this nature must retain an inherent element of individual case-by-case analysis, and that by coming awfully close to declaring a whole class of illegal immigrants immune from deportation threats the president is skating on very thin ice.
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Former judge and new leader of the Congressional Black Caucus G. K. Butterfield called for the grand jury to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown and warned that there would be consequences if the jury "turn their back on justice."
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Batignolles Apartment Rental Photos and Description
Apartment, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2)
'CHEZ VOUS A PARIS' = 'Be at Home in Paris'
This apartement ( air conditioned )benefits from a lovely view and a large balcony where you can take your meals or bask in the sun. All has been deviced to make you feel at home.Heavenly sunsets...
The owner will welcome you and will help you with a lot of useful tips. They will have ready for you in the apartment all you need to start your stay without having immediately to rush out to buy milk or bread.
Layout: - entrance - living room with 2 leather sofas ,coffee tables. - american kitchen, completely equipped:dishe-washer, fridge-freezer, hot plate induction, microwave oven-grill, coffeepot, toaster, kettle. Table, chairs - Bedroom: 1 queen size bed (160cm= 60pouces largeness), closets,desk, television, radioalarm clock, charger for Iphone and Ipod, bedsheets furnished - Showeroom: large shower closed by glasses, hairdryer, bath towels. - independent toilets and laundry space with washing machine -
Keywords: In the midle of the Batignolle's village, Paris 17th district, furnished flat overlooking a garden , peacefull, sunny. Large balcony with a view on square des Batignolles. 6th floor with elevator . 36 square meters.Completely refurbished and fully equipped. Parquet floor, soundproof windows, security gate, digicode. Television, Telephone, unlimited Internet.
-- Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport is at 27 kilometers from Paris.You can reach Paris in about 40 minutes by Taxi.
The area is full of shops, restaurants and life.
It is well connected and very safe. In the heart of Paris you have a secluded village atmosphere.
The Apartement is very well located :
10-20 minutes
Champs Elysées,
Musée du Louvre,
Tour Eiffel,
Faubourg Saint Honoré: grands couturiers, Hermes, Chanel, Saint Laurent....
grands Magasins: Galeries Lafayette, Printemps
Opéra ,Theater, Cinéma
Montmartre.Moulin Rouge.
Musée Branly.
Musée d'Orsay
Grand Palais...
Métro M13 station 'Brochant' ( 200m.)
ou M2 Station 'Rome'(300m.) ,
Vélib, Autolib (100m)...
- Storekeeper near: bakery, pastry store, butcher's shop,supermarket, market hall, pharmacy, bank, bookshop, restaurants.
-----In the flat all you need for starting your stay, to prepare your breackfast and usefull products.
++ Cleaning service at the end of the stay included.++
===You can see more informations on the website Homelidays:our Reference number is 326750. There are photos , map, acces and availabilities...
You rent it for a week, a month or more...
==== You are welcome 'Chez vous à Paris'
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- non smoking only
- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed
About The Owner
Woman typical Parisian, who loves fashion, food, nature, art, usability...
I designed and decorated this apartment so that you feel good as well at home
The Owner purchased this apartment in 2009
Why The Owner chose Batignolles
We chose this location because it' s full of shops, restaurants and life.
It is well connected and very safe.
In the heart of Paris you have a village atmosphere.
What makes this apartment unique
View on garden, quiet, sunny...... very nice apartment.
Heavenly sunsets...
Be at home in Paris!
' Pour vous permettre de profiter au maximum de votre séjour à Paris, nous avons établi une sélection personnelle de nos meilleures adresses que nous tenons à votre disposition. Si vous voulez plus qu'un séjour 'Chez vous à Paris'. Si vous souhaitez vivre une expérience inoubliable.Nous pouvons vous aider à découvrir ce qui fait l'exception française. '


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