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Just when it seemed likely that a needless fringe effort to recall Mayor Littlefield over a justifiable tax increase might at last be resolved in Circuit Court next week, the issue has been elevated from a misbegotten farce to a longer running absurdity. Chris Clem, the part-time attorney for the county Election Commission, gave it longer legs Thursday with his surprise decision -- without the election commission's approval -- to expand the legal conflict to new and novel fronts.
On one front, he has wrongly undertaken to counter-sue the mayor for the cost of his challenge over the election commission's apparent failure to comply with state recall provisions for acceptable signatures and petitions before certifying a contested recall election. Clem's lawsuit, which he filed under the name of the election commission, further challenges both the constitutionality of the state recall law, as well as the state attorney general's office for its defense of the state law, which a lower court has said prevails over the city's own muddled recall statute.
Clem's counterclaims, particularly his unexpected third-party complaint against Tennessee Attorney General Robert E. Cooper Jr. over the alleged unconstitutionality of the state's recall law, is especially unusual and over-reaching. Circuit Court Judge Jeff Hollingsworth reasonably deferred his scheduled Monday hearing on the matter until February to consider the new dimensions of the conflict.
Tennessee's county election commissions operate under the Tennessee Department of State. Their duty is to fairly administer elections in an orderly, timely manner as prescribed under state law. Though majority control of the commissions rotates to the political party of the governor, these public service agencies, as an arm of the state, are supposed to function without partisan bias.
So it is unique, if not out of order, for an election commission to challenge the constitutionality of a state election law, which, having been vetted at the time of its enactment by the state attorney general's office, automatically carries the state's presumption of constitutionality. It certainly is unusual -- if not overtly partisan -- for a part-time county election commission attorney to take it upon himself to challenge both the state's recall law, and to name the state attorney general as a defendant on that grounds. Hopefully, it will be quickly kicked out when it comes to court.
The mayor has reasonably claimed that the state recall law which takes precedence over the city's less strenuous recall ordinance. Clem now alleges that the state recall law is unconstitutional because it exempts Tennessee's two largest counties.
In fact, Clem, a former state legislator, surely is aware that many state laws exempt counties and municipalities of a certain size for a variety of reasons. Exemptions may be granted, for example, because some counties and municipalities, under own charters, have already enacted laws that are more strenuous than minimal state laws.
Indeed, the only reason the state law has come into play in the city's present recall issue is because of the controversy over whether the city's own recall ordinance meets the state's minimal standards for recall elections, and whether it was legally incorporated into the city's charter.
So Clem's attempt to make an issue of the constitutionality of the state recall law is curious, and more so because he has done so without the election commission's formal approval.
The timing and breadth of Clem's response to the mayor's rather routine legal challenge is vexing for other reasons. It needlessly extends the legal wrangling, even as the commission has already wrongly begun to issue qualifying petitions for an August election to replace Mayor Littlefield, though his office has not yet legally been declared vacant. The sum of those actions reeks of broad, wrongful partisan motivation in support of the recall's sponsors.
Mayor Littlefield has a legitimate responsibility to protect his office from the dictates of a small, myopic and disgruntled minority of the city's registered voters whose recall petitions apparently fail the state's minimum standards, and turn the electoral process upside down. The election commission's apparent bias to advance the recall has been disturbing from the beginning. Clem's actions make it look worse.
I see we broke out the thesaurus for this one, but failed to actually read the recall laws.
Imagine how much less embarrassing this editorial would be if it were based on the facts of recall procedure. Like, City Charter Section 8.30, for instance.
A petition is not enough to recall an elected official, no matter what any judge says. The lawsuits are all irrelevant, including the Mayor's protests to try to keep his job through suing. The counter-lawsuit the Times Free Press is editorializing against is also irrelevant.
The fact is that the standard for removing the mayor was never met, regardless of which recall law was applied.
Imagine how much better our politics would be if some people would actually read before suing or spending money. A recall effort that can't pass by petition alone.
If removing an official by petition alone were possible, none of those politicos would have a job anywhere. Voters would constantly circulate recall petitions. It doesn't work that way.
The recall efforts are not decided by the judiciary. They are decided by the legislature.
Not only must a petition be qualified, but under the existing, plainly stated law, that petition has to be ratified by the City Council.
So, legal eagles, if you run the petition and submit it, but don't get enough politico gusto to get the City Commission to agree with you, what happens? Nothing.
Meanwhile, editors and other blowhards continue to waste our time with talk about lawsuits. No court decision anywhere is required for any of the recall laws to take effect. The reality is that a petition, by itself, is not enough. They require a significant supporting vote from the City Council.
That City Council cannot be forced to vote, or required to speak in any way. That's why building support for a recall effort is so important. No vote; no recall; no exceptions.
Thanks for wasting our time. Please read the law yourself. It's on the City of Chattanooga's website, which continues to be worth less than $328,000.
Also, it's not a "fringe effort" to recall the Mayor. Everyone with a brain in this County realizes that he is the worst Mayor we have ever had. His list of failures is so long that a daily recitation of the problems he creates is the sole source of 30% of your News section's local reporting.
Please stop insulting our intelligence by implying that anyone approves of this low IQ BS that has come out of the Mayor's office for these past few years.
In the future, please consider reading the recall law before editorializing about it. It can be found at: http://www.chattanooga.gov/City_Council/110_Charter.asp
The section requiring the City Council to ratify a recall or any replacement of the Mayor is found in Section 8.30 "Succession to office of mayor."
Please set an example for our community by conducting basic research to determine the relevancy of items you deem newsworthy enough to editorialize against.
The following hypothetical situations would have all been supported by the existing law:
.1. Many people sign the petition. It gets certified to the toughest standard. The Mayor gets recalled. The city council then votes to replace Mayor Littlefield with . . . Mayor Littlefield.
Only the commission of a felony, not a recall petition, permanently disqualifies someone from becoming mayor. City Charter, Section 8.53. Therefore, even if recalled, the mayor could be re-appointed by the City Council or later elections to office.
.2. A few people sign the petition. They plead their case to a judge. He says the petition is good, and order that the Mayor be removed. Once a mayor is removed for any reason, a replacement mayor must be installed by the city council. The city council votes. They install: Mayor Littlefield for a second term.
.3. One person signs the petition. He pleads his case to a judge who rejects his efforts. The judge then says that the person wasted the city's time by obviously failing to submit a qualifying petition. All officials who advanced the petition share blame. Now someone must pay for the time lost. All participating agencies counter-sue to avoid paying for the fiasco created by someone not reading the law before acting. The mayor keeps his job without incident.
.4. The mayor resigns. He wants to leave the country immediately for personal reasons. Recent scandals suggest that he's about to be prosecuted by some other government agency. He would prefer to be a fugitive. The City Council receives his resignation and . . . votes to reject it and bind him to his office to hold him responsible for whatever it is he has done.
The City Charter's section on replacing the mayor for any reason --any reason-- including death, disability, sickness, voluntary resignation, failure to maintain a bond, any reason, is clear: the City Council must vote to ratify the decision and take action for his replacement.
City of Chattanooga's Charter, section 8.30. It requires a vote. Elected people must be responsible to the public when it comes to appointing an unelected replacement for an elected official.
All of these petitions and their lawsuits are irrelevant because the only deciding action which can replace a Mayor, a City Council vote, has not taken place.
TFP Editor, you seem frustrated that you are not successful in controlling outcomes. I worked the Hire Here campaign, and watched you work your little ink off trying to kill the local hiring ordinance. I think the TFP editorial page is becoming insignificant. I mean the recall is forging ahead despite this TFP editors months of, and 2 consequtive days of recall rants.
For the record, Chris Clem is brilliant, and raises the bigger state law issues regarding recall. Why would TFP object to that? Answer: Because if the Attorney General rules in Chris Clem's favor, Mayor Littlefield is recall toast. Yep, that is right.
Shame on the TFP for intentionally failing to report pervasive contract corruption in city government, and chronically fail to disclosure information the public deserves to know. No worries, we will LittleChicagoWatch.com The TFP is widely known as the Public Relations Arm of City Government among politically active groups.
Mr. Editor, you don't even live in Chattanooga. I do, and I care that my tax dollars have been intentionally diverted to TN Par and TN Waltz folks, so cry me a River. We are having a recall election.
April Eidson Chattanooga Resident
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328K, it is a bit puzzling that people lean so heavily on one wrongly inserted word ("recall") in Section 8.30, while completely ignoring an entire chapter of the Charter ("CHAPTER II. RECALL") which is where the provisions governing recall procedure reside. See § 3.18.
Now, if 3.18 happened to spell out a three-step process, wherein voters (not the Council) would first be asked a Yes or No question on the recall, then 8.30 would be invoked if the voters decided Yes, the incumbent should be recalled. At that time, of course, yes, the City Council chair would become interim Mayor, and the Council would vote as you specify.
However, 3.18 outlines a two-step process, in which the first and only election held after a recall petition is certified involves candidates; and if a candidate other than the incumbent wins, then there is no vacancy that would invoke 8.30. Well, maybe there'd be a very brief one, lasting only between the certification of election results and the swearing-in of the new mayor. But the point is, under the Charter, the people vote first, and then the City Council acts as necessitated.
I want to congratulate the POWER STRUCTURE and their propaganda minister Harry Austin. They have already won and stopped the recall and the opposition doesn't even know it.
Simple, because they have every one of you amateur and professional lawyers arguing with one another about the minutia and they have made you think that this is somehow a legal question. It is not. It is a political question that is being settled by manipulating the legal system.
First, the fact that Hollingsworth didn't recuse himself the first time this went to court more than a year ago was extremely unethical behavior. After all Littlefield's attorney's are Hollingsworth's old firm. This removed it from being a legal question and made it political. A lot of Hollingsworth's supporters and campaign contributors made sure that the FIX WAS IN the first time and presto…. Hollingsworth made a tortured, bizarre ruling against the recall that was later thrown out. Politics as usual.
Second, it should seem bizarre that Hollingsworth ended up with this case again but in this town it is standard procedure. He get's overturned, the case is assigned to another judge and she hands it over to him. Can you imagine any were else in this country where that would happen and not one media source, or editorial writer, or anyone, not say that this is corruption at it's highest???? They didn't even raise a question. Politics as usual.
Third, Clem filing his lawsuit in the appeals court to overturn the state recall statuate makes me wonder if he isn't in on this legal scam. Think about it, he has only a remote chance to get the state court to overturn a state law on constitutional grounds. They will either refuse to hear it, rule for Littlefield, or kick the can down the road to the supreme court. None of that is positive and it smacks of collusion.
Why would Clem do this? He too, is a political animal. An ex-state rep who has a political job on the election commission. Don't think for one minute he doesn't have future political aspirations. He can just go through the motions and make the right wing of the party and the tea party think he "really tried." Wow! That and a dime will buy you zip. The main reason for his lawsuit is to give Hollingsworth a negative ruling to hang his hat on and rule against the recall. Again, POLITICS AS USUAL. The deal is done, the die is cast, the fat lady has sung, it's all over but the shouting. Save any more of your time and effort. . The POWER STRUCTURE HAS ALREADY WON AND SHOT A BIRD IN OUR FACES IN THE PROCESS………. Welcome to Machiavelli 101.
I'm just surprised, amazed even, that this recall group and their supporters haven't been sued for malicious persecution or something. Someone, somwhere must have very deep pockets.
And uknowwho needs should check with their doc to see about getting their meds dosage increased.
There was talk about some of those signatures on those recall forms appeared forged. Will there be an investigation into that possibility? Federal, perhaps?
The editorial states...
The effort to recall Mayor Littlefield over a justifiable tax increase might at last be resolved in Circuit Court next week,
Who agrees that a 19% increase in the cost to be a home owner in the city of Chattanooga plus an increase in utilities (EPB and TAWC) is modest as the council and mayor label it or justifiable as the TFP editorial concludes without supporting that conclusion with facts?
harp, the tax increase is actually modest compared to what it will be if the Tea Partiers hating on Ron Littlefield have their way. The tax increase was just the scapegoat to suck as many in as possible, when in reality the tax increase has nothing to do with their true agenda.
Why didn't this same group go after the county when they raised property taxes long before the city of Chattanooga did? In fact, country property taxes were raised several times over the years even as the city taxes remained the same. Again silence.
Just to enlighten you and others on just how nasty certain members of this recall group are, in the shadows and crawling on their bellies, they're even going after innocent Chattanoogans who have no ties to politics or public life whatsoever. Anyone who even remotely questions them are subject to become a target of their hate and subject to their brand of investigation in an attempt to dig up dirt this group think they can use.
I too see the potential for a malicious persecution lawsuit against them on the horizon. I hope their pockets are deep enough when Chattanooga citiznes finally wake up.
01centare said... harp, the tax increase is actually modest compared to what it will be if the Tea Partiers hating on Ron Littlefield have their way. The tax increase was just the scapegoat to suck as many in as possible, when in reality the tax increase has nothing to do with their true agenda.
I don't agree with your opinion regarding the agenda of the recall group. My comment was about the not so modest increase for citizens of the city of chattanooga. The mayor and city brag about how they have grown the city. If that is true then organic growth would increase tax revenue. Other than police and fire personnel government employees compensation is higher than the private sector for like work. There is significant spending on nice to have which is not essential and doesn't add value. With a few exceptions departments are over staffed and inefficient. Unfunded undisclosed future city liabilities are frightening but spending does not reflect any concern by the mayor or council.
Why the property tax increase in Chattanooga? Well, the mayor tried to annex areas to come up with a new source of revenue for the city. FACT: Law says you can't annex areas for the sole purpose of raising revenue. I know this to be the case, because when the annexation got stalled in court the mayor lost his so called new property tax revenue. What did he then do? He raised the property tax on those living within the city limits. A city property tax was not on his radar as he expected his annexation plan to go through without being challenged. His annexation plan was nothing more than a money grab--PERIOD!! Hey Ron, do us all a favor and manage your money better. This my friends is why you got a tax increase...
The city's stormwater increase was brought about due to a mandate by the federal government to upgrade the city's outdated sewage system. Otherwise the federal government could have possibly charged the city thousands a day in fines if the city did not address the problem. Those thousands of dollars in fines would have most certainly been passed on to property owners. Making their property taxes much higher than they already are.
The property taxe increase has been quite modest compared to the county tax increases over the years. Property owners who pay both county and city property taxes should note their county property taxes have always been higher than their city taxes. In fact, there was a county property tax increase again before the city increased its taxes. After that county increase the county commissioner went out and brought spanking brand new furniture. There was a very small few who were outraged by both the increase and the new furniture move. Why? Who knows?
City property taxes are much cheaper than county property taxes. Check and compare your city and county property taxes if you pay both.
As for fire and police jobs go. For a job that requires only a high school education or G.E.D. the starting salaries are actually quite good for a fireman and police officer. With as little as two years of college, the starting pay can be higher.
01 Centare The city stormwater feeincreases were NOT mandated by the EPA or TDEC. Call the Chattanooga office of TDEC 634-5745 and ask the regulators. Secondly, the information you have posted is absolutely untrue. City of Chattanooga taxes and fees are HIGHER than Hamilton Co. Chattanooga's stormwater fees are the highest in TN, that's right higher than Metro Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville does not have a stormwater fee. So, back to your fiction that the feds mandated the stormwater fees. You just believe everything you read from Littlefield camp.
Chattanooga $2.3090 $2.7652 $5.0742 East Ridge $1.4200 $2.7652 $4.1852 Red Bank $1.1001 $2.7652 $3.8653 Soddy-Daisy $1.0000 $2.7652 $3.7652 Collegedale $1.3400 $2.7652 $4.1052 Ridgeside $1.9000 $2.7652 $4.6652 Lakesite $0.2400 $2.7652 $3.0052 Walden $0.4400 $2.7652 $3.2052 Lookout Mtn. $1.4700 $2.7652 $4.2352 Signal Mtn. $1.6634 $2.7652
One more thing, several year ago I helped our only honest politician (Rhonda Thurman) get information and present it to the Pachyderm Club on the fact that Hamilton County government was the most expensive per capita in the state. April, they didn't know what "per capita" was or how to divide the total budget by the population. As simple as this was, Bill Bennett and others said we were crazy.
You are up against corruption from the smart crooks like Littlefield and ignorance and stupidity from the rest of them. Subtle tactics don't work. They must be hammered over the head. The difference between our corruption and other places is that ours is supported and promoted by our newspaper. We don't have a free press. We have a purchased press who is in on it.
@Chattanooga $2.3090 $2.7652 $5.0742 East Ridge $1.4200 $2.7652 $4.1852 Red Bank $1.1001 $2.7652 $3.8653 Soddy-Daisy $1.0000 $2.7652 $3.7652 Collegedale $1.3400 $2.7652 $4.1052 Ridgeside $1.9000 $2.7652 $4.6652 Lakesite $0.2400 $2.7652 $3.0052 Walden $0.4400 $2.7652 $3.2052 Lookout Mtn. $1.4700 $2.7652 $4.2352 Signal Mtn. $1.6634 $2.7652
But doesn't Chattanooga have a much larger population than Red Bank, Soddy Daisy, Ridgeside, Lakesite, Walden, Lookout Mtn. Signal Mtn. ect.? Therefore the drain is much greater than those little small suburban-like enclaves? Making the expense to operate the city greater. Therefore, the cost is higher. Most of the citizens living in Soddy-Daisy, Collegedale, Walden, Lookout Mtn. Signal Mtn. actually benefit from jobs they have in Chattanooga. Most all CPD employees live in Soddy Daisy, Harrison, Hixson, Ooltewah.
@Hamilton County government was the most expensive per capita in the state.
Hamilton County Government? Then why is the city government leaders being attacked if the county government is the most expensive in the state?


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You can't take back your choices.
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Everyday I bear the weight that came from your shoulders.
I was only trying to pull us closer.
I tried to set you free while you were killing me.
Still nothing's as it seems, we're scarred from broken dreams.
You, make up your mind.
Let go of your foolish pride.
You, you'll spit your lies.
You say you'll change but never try.
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Also: the producer of Sony's "Captain Phillips" and "The Social Network" explains why he took the Job at Columbia
Since the appointment of Michael De Luca as co-president of production at Sony's Columbia Pictures in December, rumors have been rampant in Hollywood about why he took the job in partnership with Hannah Minghella. More recently, agents, producers and studio insiders have told TheWrap that the creative community is confused about how the partnership will work. In the wake of these questions, De Luca and Minghella agreed to speak with TheWrap exclusively about the inner-workings of their partnership and what Hollywood can expect going forward.
TheWrap: Is there tension between you two now that Mike is sharing same title as Hannah?
Michael De Luca: Just sexual tension (laughing).
Hannah Minghella: We're hugging.
MDL: The answer is, 'No, there isn't.'
Some in the creative community seem confused as to to whom they should be bringing material. Is that understandable?
HM: Both Mike and I feel that we haven't had a chance to communicate to the community at large how our partnership is going to work, so of course we understand that people might have questions or speculation about that. We only just last week sat down with our staff to go through all of the projects with them. So this is a transition and it's happening at its own organic pace.
What message are you looking to convey?
MDL: There are going to be relationships that I have where some material will organically come to me and there will be relationships that Hannah has where some material will organically come to her, and there may be things that because of the pedigree or whatever, that might come to the both of us. We've already heard things together. I think it's something that works itself out in the wash as we proceed, but it's wherever somebody feels that they have the most connection.
Also read: Sony Taps Michael De Luca as President of Production
HM: Mike and I will together run the creative group, we will together discuss and outline strategy based on our conversations with Amy (Pascal), Michael (Lynton) and Doug (Belgrad). Individually, we will run own projects. But already we're reading each other's scripts, attending each other's previews. While we're going to have our own individual slates, we're very much together making high-level decisions about the slate as a whole.
Mike, agents and producers said you were discreetly calling producers to encourage them to submit their best material to you.
MDL: I've not made a single phone call like that, I wouldn't do that in a billion years. If I'm saying anything, I'm saying 'Bring your projects to Columbia.'
Also read: Oscar Parties: Inside the Bashes and Late Night on Michael De Luca's Tennis Court (Photos)
HM: Our hope in Mike joining the team is that he is going to generate his own projects to complement the slate we already have so I would hope he'd be doing that. We're looking forward to Mike bolstering the slate. I don't see why there'd be anything wrong with that.
Mike, there's a lot of talk about why you took this job and it's still a subject of great speculation. What would you tell those people?
MDL: Amy and Doug and Hannah's pitch to me was really, really compelling. I've been here as a producer for nine years. The movies I'm most proud of that have been the most successful have been at Columbia. That's not to say I didn't enjoy the movies I made at other studios, but it's clear that the universe was telling me that this group and I are a good combination… But because of the way that I feel about these people and the nine-year history I've had here, it was just too good to turn down. It seemed like an invitation to join a team that I was already in business with for almost a decade and had the most satisfying and successful experiences of my career with. That's really why I did it, it felt like an invitation to a place where I was already successful and had great chemistry with the people.
What was that pitch?
MDL: Look, I reached a level as a producer that I was really proud of, but it wasn't like I became Scott Rudin or Jerry Bruckheimer. My taste is eclectic and I wasn't known for one thing. It's challenging to be a producer in that environment, and you kind of go one-by-one and you handcraft your movie. Joining a team like the one at Columbia, I get to work with a variety of filmmakers and producers who previously had been cut off to me because they had producers already. Filmmakers that I used to work with at New Line and DreamWorks that I couldn't work with anymore because they all had producers. Joining the executive ranks at Columbia, I got to go back to all my relationships and touch base with all those people and make our pitch for Columbia as a home studio. It hit me at a time in my life where, nine years as a solo, non-writing producer just didn't look as good to me as being part of this team and taking the studio with Hannah and Doug where everybody wants it to go, which is a haven for writers, directors and filmmakers. That's the truth, it just felt exciting.
Does it feel weird that people are speculating about it?
MDL: I think it's perfectly natural. From the outside looking in, it looked like I was having a great time as a producer and it was. The last five years were incredibly rewarding and they were all with Sony Pictures, literally. People have asked me, why would you leave that? It's a choice between being artisanal, going one by one, or having input and managing a slate of pictures with Hannah and Doug.
Also read: Sony Pictures Shutters Interactive Group as Layoffs Hit
Hannah, you came over from Sony Pictures Animation and I'm told you still work closely with them to develop a very ambitious slate. Doesn't that take you away from your responsibilities at Columbia?
HM: I don't have any official responsibility at Sony Animation, my only responsibility is here to Columbia. I have close relationships with Bob Osher and Michelle Raimo and as much as we are good colleagues to one another and I still weigh in every now and then, that is not a part of my day-to-day job, which at this point, is working with Mike and Doug to oversee the projects we're making here at Columbia Pictures.
Also read: Sony Taps Michael De Luca as President of Production
How did you divide things up between you?
HM: It was shockingly easy when Mike and I sat down together to look at the slate. Obviously, any of the movies that he was on as a producer, he is now running as an executive because that makes sense. There were several franchises that over the past couple of years since I've been in this position, I've been working hard to put together, like "Uncharted" and "Masters of the Universe" and the "Spider-Man" franchise, which obviously I'm still on. And then there were other projects that were deep in development that we were able to divide based on either relationships that we have or our taste. I think there's a certain point at which there's an overlap in our tastes, but there are also areas where we differ and complement one another and I think that was part of what was attractive about us working together as partners. I have to say, it was surprisingly easy to go through it and say 'it really makes sense for you to have this one.' I think it almost speaks to the spirit of how we're working together already. We're both, almost to a fault, incredibly generous and sensitive to one another in our decision making and I think that bodes well for how it's going to continue.
What kind of movies would you like to bring to Sony? What's missing from the slate?
MDL: We're all prisoners of our skill set. For better or worse, I'm always kind of that twin track of "Boogie Nights," "Wag the Dog," "Captain Phillips," "Moneyball," "Rush Hour" and "Old School." I tend to fall into a genre that I hope is elevated. It's either that, or slightly more adult fare that you hope will cross over. I hope to deliver those with some consistency at Columbia.
Doesn't every studio want franchises?
MDL: Totally, but it's can't be 12 months a year of franchises. I think it's good to have a diverse slate because the audience is diversified. I think you can walk and chew gum at the same time and you can have a steady stream of tentpoles and franchises to bolster a diversified slate. And I'll always believe that's good for the movie business. Hannah and I are both going to be looking for franchises and tentpoles and quality movies that you can slot in the spring and fall.
Imagine you're a lower-level executive at Sony or at one of the production companies based on the lot. Do you ever feel like there's too many cooks in the kitchen between the two of you and Doug and Amy and Michael? That seems like an like an awful lot of people to please…
HM: This is a studio that's had a lot of stability and the executives here aren't use to a lot of change, so it's a transition period for everybody. A few weeks from now or a month from now, everybody will settle into a new rhythm with Mike and I. So anybody who has questions or is speculating at this time will be reassured.
Also read: Sony Overhauls 'Smurfs' Franchise, Plans 'Popeye' Movie
MDL: It's completely understandable, it's just brand new. We just need some practice for a while and everyone will calm down.
HM: From the minute we started talking about this, we've been behaving in such a partnerly way with one another. It's unfortunate that there are any comments to the contrary. It's the antithesis of everything that has been happening thus far.
What are the big projects you're shepherding?
HM: The "Spider-Man" franchise continues, and we're working on "Sinister Six" and "Venom." We recently announced that we attached a director to "Uncharted" and we're meeting with directors now for "Masters of the Universe." I also have a young adult book called "The Fifth Wave" and we're looking forward to that project.
Have you guys signed Chloe Moretz yet?
HM: We have not made a deal with any actor on that project yet. Not even negotiations. Not yet.
MDL: Nice try.
And Mike?
MDL: I'm managing the next Dan Brown book, "Inferno," with Imagine, and Shane Black's follow-up to "Iron Man 3," "Doc Savage," which is an original franchise.


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June 11, 2011 turned out to be the most beautiful day the Billings, Montana community had seen in weeks. Conditions were perfect to spread the word about chronic kidney disease to approximately 14,000 residents and visitors to the area. Dialysis Clinic Inc.-Billings, along with the Billings Food Bank and Advanced Care Hospital joined forces to provide education on Chronic Kidney Disease as well as fundraise for better diet specific resources for those in need at the annual Strawberry Festival. The Strawberry Festival in downtown Billings, is one of the first events in the city to announce the beginning of summer for this large rural community. Chef Ted Goldy from the Advanced Care Hospital of Montana provided training for the students attending the Fortin Culinary Center on preparing medically appropriate diets. The culinary students presented their delicious kidney friendly menu which featured a delicious strawberry spinach salad with a raspberry vinaigrette dressing and a chicken salad sandwich for purchase at the festival. Kari Leach, dietitian, from the DCI-Billings clinic developed a 30 page user friendly cookbook and shopping list that could help people concerned about heart health, diabetes and kidney disease. All proceeds from the food and cookbook sales went to the Billings Food Bank to be used for the development of diet specific resources to be used in the Billings community. These resources will be used long after the Strawberry Festival is over. The cookbook as well as other educational materials on chronic kidney disease will be distributed to recipients of area food boxes and food bank participants in the months and years to come. Overall, 33 volunteers provided creativity, time and energy in the planning of, the setting up and the implementation of the community event at the Strawberry Festival. All of the volunteers were given a T-shirt to wear the day of the event. The theme of our event boasted the title "Berries… The Super Food for Kidney Health" with a picture of a live strawberry as a super hero. Throughout the day of the festival, staff and a few dialysis patients were on hand to talk with interested people about chronic kidney disease, dialysis treatment choices and prevention of kidney disease. The event raised $479 for the Billings Food Bank to be used for diet specific resources and food boxes. We are grateful for this opportunity to improve the health and well being of our community.
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Donovan was hired by Seattle in 2003. She made risky offseason moves in free-agency to form a championship team in 2004. However the roster, which included stars Lauren Jackson, Sue Bird and Finals MVP Betty Lennox, began to deteriorate after the title. Donovan abruptly resigned via email in November 2007. She had one year remaining on her contract, prohibiting her from coaching elsewhere in the WNBA in 2008.
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I cooked this cake - http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/ma... - on Tuesday and am planning to serve it on Thursday. The recipe didn't say if it needed to be refrigerated, but I thought it should. Then I left it out (covered) overnight by mistake. This morning I put it in the fridge. Do you think it will be fine? And do you agree, that it should be refrigerated? Thanks!
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Sep 11, 2014pixellle in New York State (exc. NYC)
"Cute" inexpensive lunch spot in Southern Fairfield county?
So, my friend who lives in NYC is coming in for a visit, and asked for a "cute, inexpensive" place for lunch. Here's what makes it tricky: She's not big on bread/wheat, so not sure if she'd go for sandwiches, pasta, etc. She's always dieting, so it should be, or offer, healthy options -- interesting salads, etc. Also, it's a Sunday, but we don't want brunch.
Locations could be Stamford, Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk or even Westport, I guess. First I'd thought that Organic Planet on Greenwich Avenue would be perfect, but it's closed on Sundays. Here are what I've been considering:
The Lime in Norwalk. Haven't been there for years and years.
Bartaco in Stamford. With their California-style fish (soft) tacos, maybe she'd go for it. Plus I've been wanting to try it.
Layla's, Tabouli Grill, Sierra Grill I thought of but don't know if they qualify as "cute."
Don't think she likes Indian, or I might try Navaratna. Ditto sushi, re Tengda.
Parkway Diner actually has pretty nice salads, but again, I don't think it fits the bill.
Do you good folks have any suggestions? By the way, re "inexpensive," if there's a place that sounds perfect but may be mid-range (or even a bit higher -- tapas for lunch??), I'll just treat her to lunch.
Aug 23, 2014pixellle in Southern New England
LA restaurant not too far from Woodland Hills
Just wanted to follow up to all you very helpful folks.
We ended up going Japanese both times, going to Nobu Malibu on the first day, and back to Shunji (12244 W Pico Blvd) for omakase on the last.
Prompted by your suggestions, I used Uber for the first time, and it was fantastic! Very quick, very convenient, very easy, and far less expensive than a cab. Thanks, guys!
The omakase at Shunji was superb, as usual, as is their selection of fine cold sakes, served in generous glasses. The house-brewed sake is worth trying. We were the only non-Japanese in the small room. We had many small courses, only the last of which was traditional sushi. Sparkling-fresh seafood presented beatifully: uni in a miso broth; giant clam; something with squid ink, grilled yellowtail collar, and much more. The bill for omakase plus a few sakes was steep, but not by New York Masa-standards: the tab for the two of us was $320.
We really enjoyed Nobu Malibu, too, for several reasons besides the food. The setting is great, right on the waterfront. There's a large bar area that spills out to a patio with chaises and low tables. The view of the ocean was great, but the view the other way was even better. The people-watching alone was almost worth the price of admission. Then again, we're poor little country mice, and I kept wondering if any of those interesting-looking people were *somebody.* Yes, I know, Nobu has been around forever and the trendies want the newest, hot place, but I bet there were Malibu locals there, and someone more clued-in than I might have recognized someone.
We had omakase again at Nobu, remarkably different than Shunji. Overall, a spicier profile and more involved manipulations of the ingedients (i.e., seafood "salads," etc.) Fewer, larger-sized courses. We had plenty to eat, and spent almost exactly the same amount: $350 for two.
We'll be returning to Woodland Hills again next summer. I'll be here, looking for new ideas then. Until then, thanks again for all your great suggestions!
Aug 23, 2014pixellle in Los Angeles Area
LA restaurant not too far from Woodland Hills
Actually, our two days are not consecutive, but I think I'll use Uber instead of a cab. Never used it before, so this is a great time to try it out.
I will do anything I can to avoid eating at a chain restaurant. I see them take over small, unique mom-and-pop restaurants everywhere, plus their over-processed food is loaded with hidden calories. Granted, Morton's isn't the same as TGIF/Applebee-type chains, but there's nothing different or special about chain restaurants. Please, no offense meant! I do go to Starbucks and have been know to eat Subway's on a road trip, so I'm far from "pure" about this! :D
Thanks so much for your recommendations! Saddle Peak is looking good!
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I love the Nobu in NYC, so Nobu Malibu might be fun. And as far as we're concerned, there's no such thing as sushi too often!
LA restaurant not too far from Woodland Hills
Oooh, that looks good. We love game, although I usually think of game as autumn/winter food rather than summer. But the menu looks great and it's not too far, and really, why not elk anytime??
LA restaurant not too far from Woodland Hills
Great advice re Uber! I think that's the way to go!
LA restaurant not too far from Woodland Hills
My daughter and I are flying from the New York area to attend an historical costuming convention in Woodland Hills, a suburb of LA. We won't have a car so will need to take cabs for decent dinners. We're dining one night at Shunji Japanese (12244 W Pico Blvd) (we ate there last time -- excellent omakase!). We need one more place to eat.
We're both foodies (why else am I here?). We love almost everything, from regional/seasonal to ethnic. We're not big on burgers. This is a treat for us, so I don't mind spending on dinner, but I'd rather keep the cab ride shorter. Shunji is in Santa Monica, but maybe there are good places in other neighborhoods within range of Woodland Hills. Any suggestions? Thanks so much!
Jul 18, 2014pixellle in Los Angeles Area
Inexpensive-to-midrange lunch spots in Portland, ME's Old Port district?
My daughter is a Junior Counselor this year at her arts camp in Maine. They get a day off in Portland (Old Port area), and she'd love to know a few good but not too expensive places to suggest for lunch. So far on the list are Duckfat and the Flatbread Company. Any other suggestions? I'm more familiar with the more expensive/special dinner places than the casual/lunch category. Thanks so much for any suggestions!
Jul 07, 2014pixellle in Northern New England
We drive from CT to Portland, ME every year. On our route, we usually stop at Markey's in Seabrook, NH (430 Rt 286) for steamers and lobsters. There's a nearly identical place across the street, just as good. they're real clam shacks -- no tablecloth, no waitresses, no bussing tables. Just great clams, oysters and lobsters.
Jul 07, 2014pixellle in Northern New England
Dutch food for book club meeting??
I love aged gouda, especially the older ones, when you get that lovely crystallization and rich, caramel-ly flavor. And I thought of herring because I know I can get good pickled herring in sour cream at my local deli! (Maybe not Dutch style, but it's in the ballpark...)
I do love Indonesian food. Used to be a place in NYC that I'd go to.
In the book the dishes in the restaurant were the type of haute cuisine found all over, with vast expanses of empty plate showcasing tiny bits of fussy food, as opposed to anything typical or unique to Dutch cuisine.
Thanks so much for your reply!
May 08, 2014pixellle in General Topics
Dutch food for book club meeting??
My book club just read "The Dinner," by Herman Koch. The book (very good, by the way, and a bit disturbing) is structured around a fancy dinner in an expensive restaurant in The Netherlands.
For our book club meeting, we're all bringing related dishes. I just got over being sick, so I'm not sure I have time to cook (the group meets tonight). Any ideas on something I can pick up to bring that's vaguely Dutch? All I can come up with is Gouda or Edam cheese, and maybe pickled herring. Any other thoughts?
May 08, 2014pixellle in General Topics
Saigon Cafe is closed, replaced by "The First Kitchen." Similar menu, so I hoped it was just the same folks, new name. Unfortunately, although I got very good banh mi at Saigon Cafe, this place is passing off very mediocre attempts. I've tried it twice, but no improvement.
Specifically, the bread is terrible -- generic squishy bread that kinda looks like a baguette but has no crust or texture. The sauce is absent, and I even saw some mayonaise! Also, gone are the great and essential pickled vegetables, replaced by some sad carrot shavings. All that's left is a sort of pretend-banh mi good enough for people who don't know what one is and aren't terribly picky.
So, so sorry to have lost our Stamford banh mi place!!
Dec 06, 2013pixellle in Southern New England
Only two days in SF for the first time! How to choose???
Well, it's really a matter of finances. We can't afford the luxury, high-end places for every dinner. Plus the first night we'll be tired from the trip. (That wouldn't matter to me, actually, but I have to be mindful of my husband, who has less stamina for food than I do.) I am looking for casual, less expensive but still fanatastic places for that first night. Any thoughts? Thanks!
Only two days in SF for the first time! How to choose???
We land at 10:45 and see Berkeley in the afternoon. The next day is Saturday and we'll sight-see and dine at AQ. Then the next day we leave at 3 pm for Porland, OR to see Reed. I'll be looking for dining options there, too, but that's a discussion for another board... :)
Only two days in SF for the first time! How to choose???
OK, I decided that AQ will be our special meal. I've made a rez and requested the "chef's counter" or "chef's table" area. Thank you so much, all who responded!
Now I'm looking for a more casual, inexpensive but fantastic place for our first night, close to the hotel. We're staying at the Westin on Third Street; I guess it would be considered the Financial district. Any advice here? Again, thanks in advance!
Only two days in SF for the first time! How to choose???
We're from Connecticut, going to San Francisco for the first time. It's part of a colleges-visiting trip, so we only have time for two dinners. We're staying in the Financial District but don't mind a stroll or taxi ride. I love tasting menus, but my husband gets tired and bored, although he's a good sport. My 16-yr old daughter loves good food and special places. Love the local/seasonal thing. Love sushi, seafood, just about all ethnic food, and anything New American/Californian etc. that's creative/unusual and of course, delicious. I guess we all just love great food!
Price-wise, maybe one place for a splurge (up to $100, maybe $150 per person) and one more moderately-priced place. So far, I'm considering Boulevard, Coi, Jadinere, Sons and Daughters, Nopa, rich table, AQ, State Bird Provisions and Slanted Door.
I'm sure there are plenty of places to consider that I don't know about. How can I possibly choose from so many fantastic-sounding places?? Please help! Any guidance appreciated, either feedback on my tentative list or other suggestions. Thank you so much!
Jun 27, 2013pixellle in San Francisco Bay Area
I thought this was quick, easy and delicious, and reminds me of Japanese treats. One question: I forgot to refrigerate it. Do you think it's still OK that I left it out all day and overnight??
Salted chocolate caramel tart -- serve cold or room temp?
OK, I served the tart at room temperature, and it was great. Well, maybe I used a little too much salt on top, but that's easy to pick off.
Now, here's my next question. I was so tired after coming home, I left the tart out overnight. Is it OK to be left out, do you think? It has a regular pastry crust with cocoa (should be fine), caramel (sugar, corn syrup, butter, cream and half-and-half), and chocolate ganache. I'm thinking it should be fine left out. Do you agree?
Oh, big mistake, pine time! I'm planning on not being anywhere near a scale until at least a week after New Year's. Maybe two....
I made a chocolate-caramel tart, and I had more of the caramel mixture than would fit, so now I have a nice little ramekin full of caramel. It's thicker than a syrup but softer than a caramel candy. Besides putting it in coffe or latte or hot milk, or over ice cream, anyone have any suggestions for using it? I don't want to find myself just eating it by the spoonful... I don't think...
Uses for some leftover homemade caramels
I just made a chocolate-caramel tart and I have some of the caramel left-over, too, so I'm looking for uses for it. I don't know if the caramel candies you made would work in a chocolate-caramel tart, but you could look up a recipe and see if your caramels were made in the same way. I'm guessing your caramel candies are a bit stiffer than the caramel mixture in the tart.
Anyway, I'm thinking of drizzling my caramel mixture -- it's thicker than a syrup but softer than a candy -- into coffee/lattes/hot milk or over vanilla ice cream. I'll bet you could make a dandy hot toddy-type alcohol drink with it, too. Again, I don't know if this use works for your candies.
I'm actually posting this question separately, so maybe there'll be some responses that work for both of us. Good luck!
Salted chocolate caramel tart -- serve cold or room temp?
My husband was watching something on TV where famous chefs talked about their favorite food treats, most of them mail-order stuff but a few local specialities. One was a salted chocolate caramel tart -- I don't remember where it was from. I couldn't find it to order online, but it looked so good, I figured I'd just make it.
I googled around, and found lots of recipes. I used one from Saveur, and it looks great so far. I've just done the ganache and it's setting in the fridge.
I've never done a caramel tart before, and my question is this: Do I need to keep it refrigerated until the very last minute, or can it be served at room temperature? I google photos of this dish, and they show the caramel oozing from the slices -- looks great! But will it ooze and "spill" too much if it's at room temp? Or will serving it cold dull the flavors?
Your thoughts are greatly appreciated! Merry Christmas and Happy Channukah!
Dec 25, 2011pixellle in Home Cooking
"True" schmaltz vs. fat from chicken soup?
As I understand it, "true" schmaltz is made from saving all the little pieces of chicken fat and skin you can, then cooking them down to render the fat. The liquid fat, which will become solid when chilled, is the schmaltz, and the crispy bits that are left are the gribbens. Right?
Although I've never done that, I do make homemade chicken soup often, and I always refrigerate it then take off the solidified fat at the top and save it for my matzo balls, etc. Is this the same as schmaltz which has been rendered? Or does rendered fat have more flavor because of being essentially fried rather than boiled? I think that sometimes, when people render schmaltz, they put onions in for extra flavor, too. So, I've always wondered -- Is my chicken soup fat schmaltz? Or not really? Can I use it the same way as schmaltz?
"True" schmaltz vs chicken soup fat?
As I understand it, "true" schmaltz is made from saving all the little pieces of chicken fat and skin you can, then cooking them down to render the fat. The liquid fat, which will harden, is the schmaltz, and the crispy bits that are left are the gribbens. Right?
Although I've never done that, I do make homemade chicken soup often, and I always refrigerate it then take off the solidified fat at the top and save it for my matzo balls, etc. Is this the same as schmaltz which has been rendered? Or does rendered fat have more flavor because of being essentially fried rather than boiled? I think that sometimes, when people render schmaltz, they put onions in for extra flavor, too. So, I've always wondered -- Is my chicken soup fat schmaltz?
Mar 31, 2010pixellle in Home Cooking
I adore matzo brittle and make it every year. It's great.
I burst out laughing when I read the tag line under the prompt for the recipe: "Matzo brittle. Tastier than you'd imagine." LOL! Someone's being pretty negative here. "Matzo brittle. Really, it's not so bad." (Actually, it's fantastic.)
... and, by the way, what's with the line at the end of the recipe that says "this recipe was part of our Hannukah recipe photo gallery"??? Hannukah is one of the only holidays that I've never, ever had matzo ball soup for. Passover, of course. Rosh Hashana, yes. But not Hannukah. Too busy doing latkes. Unless you *fried* your matzo balls. [shudder]
"Kosher for Passover" baking powder? I had the same reaction. Yesterday one of the morning shows had the guys from the Second Avenue Deli in NYC demonstrating their matzo ball recipe. I couldn't believe it when they used baking powder!
I looked it up online and found this:
Basically, it says that you *can* buy "kosher-for-Passover" baking powder and baking sode that omits the cornstarch that is usually in these ingredients. It goes on to say the the prohibition against levening is technically against fermentation leveling, like yeast. But, the author continues, her grandmother "would have had a cat" if she had seen "kosher for Passover" baking soda/powder, and she, too, believes it violates the spirit of the holiday.
But... to get matzo balls really fluffy...??? Do I find the so-called kosher stuff and sneak it in...? Ah, now I see: It's a test. I guess I have to stand firm with tradition. I can't even bring myself to use so-called kosher-for-Passover pasta. Not that I'm so orthodox, not in the least, but what's the point of Passover with pasta?
Favorite food for cold days - Curry soups
I crave the Japanese noodle soups and the Thai curry soups I used to have when I lived in New York. I always mean to make them at home with the umpteen specialty cookbooks I have, but I never take the time to do them right. But it's bitterly cold, so today I just decided to make up a quick and easy curry soup, borrowing from all my favorite sources. Usually, you're supposed to only paint from the same palate, so to speak, but I just decided to mix it all up. I thought it came out great! Here's my new recipe:
Mixed-up, Lazy Curry Soup for Cold, Cold Days
Scallion, leek or onion, sliced thin
In a large sauce pan or deep saute pan/skillet, saute sliced scallions/leeks/onions in oil. Add bell pepper. Add about 1 tsp of curry powder. Cook and allow the vegetables to soften slightly, then add about 1 tsp (or more) of Thai red curry paste. Stir in with aromatics and allow to cook a bit. Sprinkle a bit of the noodle soup pepper mix as you stir. Add green beans.
Add about 1-2 cups of broth. Bring to a simmer. Spoon off some broth and in a small bowl, mix in about 1 Tbsp of miso paste. Stir or whisk until dissolved, then mix into soup.
Add whatever else you want. Sirimi or shrimp is good. Kani is good, or you could stir a raw egg in like egg drop soup. Mushrooms would be ideal (I didn't have any today). Add noodles if you want to. Check your refrigerator for anything that needs to be used up.
Taste soup. Ramp up the heat with more Thai curry paste or Japanese pepper mix if needed. Dilute with more broth if it's too spicy.
Enjoy, and try not to think about what a mish-mash this is. Just notice that it's really, really good. Realize you didn't even use ginger. Wonder if adding a bit of coconut milk and galangal would be too much. Plan your next batch.
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