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Remix the Metro: Can you make music from the noise of D.C.'s aging escalators?
Update, Thursday: Listen to the winners of our Remix the Metro contest!
Update, Wednesday: Sorry for the delay folks, but we need a little more time. The Click Track team has been pulled into some reporting work, but we promise to finish reviewing the entries today and will post the results Thursday around 11 a.m. Thank you for your patience!
Update, Tuesday: Thanks everyone for the fantastic entries we've gotten so far! We'll accept new entries until midnight tonight and then unveil our favorites Wednesday.
Original post: In Saturday's Washington Post (and online now), pop music critic Chris Richards writes about the "secret jazz" of Washington's grinding, moaning Metro escalators.
Now it's your chance to remix the cacophony.
The challenge: Use one or more of the five audio clips (mp3s) below to create a unique song and upload it using the submission form below. You could mix in a melody, lay down a rhythm section or sweeten it with some horns: The only requirement is that your song incorporate the sound of the escalators. We'll showcase our favorites on Click Track after the holiday weekend.
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- Benning Road Station
- Dupont Circle Station
- Farragut North Station
- Metro Center Station
- Smithsonian Station
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I'm all over this.
P.S. If you guys wanted the best quality audio, you should've uploaded the original .WAV's instead of these compressed 128kbps MP3's.
.WAV's are also much easier to import into most audio production programs...
Seriously not a big deal though. :)
Posted by: steampunk | January 14, 2011 2:41 PM | Report abuse
Hello guys, what format are these clips? I'm getting gibberish when I try to download.
Posted by: aoscruggs | January 16, 2011 11:33 AM | Report abuse
It sounds more like it is saying:
Oil can!
Posted by: observer1776 | January 16, 2011 1:25 PM | Report abuse
It's not just the escalators. When the southbound train pulls away from the Mt. Vernon Square platform, it does the first few notes of "Johanna" from Sweeney Todd.
Posted by: clarkjerome | January 16, 2011 3:36 PM | Report abuse
These things take time! How about extending the deadline?
Posted by: getjiggly2 | January 17, 2011 2:06 PM | Report abuse
Here you go. I uploaded my mp3 called "farragut-metro-flutes". Wouldn't it help to cover the cacophony by having buskers/musicians performing nearby to soften the noise that jangles the nerves?
Posted by: jlr7 | January 17, 2011 2:56 PM | Report abuse
@getjiggly2 how much time do you need?
Posted by: Mike McPhate | January 17, 2011 10:53 PM | Report abuse
After conferring with my ensemble of noisicians, I'm going to say two weeks would help...four would be even better. If that's at all possible. We might have something ready as soon as tomorrow. Hard to say.
Posted by: getjiggly2 | January 18, 2011 1:29 PM | Report abuse
So I had pictures from when I visited Washington about a year ago. I mixed them up and created a video to go with the music at http://bit.ly/gw8AS6 if you want to check it out.
Posted by: jlr7 | January 18, 2011 10:15 PM | Report abuse
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Back to work after the long Easter weekend, and we're being lulled into action by the debut album from Original Silence. Original Silence are ostensibly The Good, The Bad & The Queen for men of a certain age who went to All Tomorrow's Parties and never came back. Their ranks include Mats Gustafsson - a great, spluttery, avant saxophonist from The Thing - one of The Ex, Jim O'Rourke (who claimed he'd quit music a while back, with Sinatra-esque implausibility) and, perhaps inevitably, Thurston Moore.
"The First Original Silence" is not quite as obliteratingly noisy as you might imagine, though it's still pretty wild. It's a bit like half a dozen men in a record shop having an intense argument about "Funhouse", and chiefly about how better that record would have been if Steve Mackay had stood at the front rather than Iggy Pop. Or, as Phil in the office just put it, it sounds like someone strangling Sooty.
The best thing about Original Silence, though, like so many Thurston Moore projects, is the rampant and infectious sense of joy that making a racket can bring. It's a spirit that flows through so many releases on his Ecstatic Peace imprint, which currently seems to be hoovering up great tracts of the American underground. He's just signed up Sunburned Hand Of The Man for an album, "Z", which is pretty good free jamming, but which never quite finds the lumbering funk of their best albums (track down "Jaybird" if you can). Moore's also put out an album by an avant-garde bagpipe player called David Watson which I haven't got my head round yet, and a brilliant new Wooden Wand album which I'll write more about in a few days.
I made some notes about Ecstatic Peace here in one of my very first blog entries. And without turning this into one of those awful self-referential blogs that constantly doubles back on itself, there are a couple of things I've been playing a lot since I first wrote about them. The Lavender Diamond album due next month on Rough Trade is, I think, a little classic of folk-pop (blogged about here). My wife refers to it as "folk Abba", which I think is spot-on.
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So how important is it to "match" your faucet to your hardware? I am leaning toward brushed nickle hardware on cabinets but I found a great (closeout) deal on an expensive faucet and the only in stock color is chrome. I am wondering if it will stick out like a shiny sore thumb or be something people don't even really notice. |
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I am am going with satin nickel hardware and a chrome faucet. I think the faucet gives a little bling to the room. I like it and if I am making a fashion faux pax, oh well. IMO it looks nice together. The only negative is the faucet may show water spots. |
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gabriel Hi Stefano, I have activated 'WP_DEBUG" and I can see 2 errors:
Notice: Undefined index: cmnt_id in /nfs/c08/h04/mnt/140927/domains/redminka.com/html/wp-content/plugins/comment-notifier/plugin.php on line 321
Notice: Undefined index: page in /nfs/c08/h04/mnt/140927/domains/redminka.com/html/wp-content/plugins/comment-notifier/plugin.php on line 33The error 1 appears in wp-admin and in website. The error 2 appears only in wp-admin.
I have no idea how to solve this.
Thanks for this excelent plugin
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James Hello, thanks for such a good plugin!
I have one question though..
I created a page titled 'Comment Unsubscribe', and a template for that page: 'page-comment-unsubscribe.php'. And set that page url as the 'Unsubscription page URL', i.e. mysite.com/comment-unsubscribe. When someone clicks the Unsubscribe link in the email they receive from your plugin, and they are taken to my page, in my template code how can I capture/know which post the user had subscribed to? I would like to display my own message that says something like "You will no longer receive comments to Post X." How can I get the $post->ID of the post they commented on in my template file?
gabriel Hi, your plugin is excellent!
I think can improve if the check button works to unsuscribe too:
If I subscribe to a thread I think that if I put a second comment without the subscription check box active I must not recive future comments.
Char Hi,
How can I add a list of emails to comment notifier?Thanks.
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Thomas Hi there,
Any plans to add double-opt-in anytime soon?
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Nathan Friedly My comments seem to be getting lost here, so I wrote up what I did on my site. (But I thought I'd try posting here one last time…)
Here's how I got rid of the spam emails in Comment Notifier's database for good:
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Nathan Friedly Hey, I love the plugin, thanks! I just realized that I have way more subscribers per post than comments per post, and I'm thinking it's because a lot of spammers are getting subscribed and then staying subscribed after their comment is marked as spam. Do you think you could add a feature where it automatically removes someone's subscription if their comment is marked as spam?
I just sent you a $5 donation just to say thank you for what you've already built – I know that's nowhere near enough to cover the time you would have to spend to build that feature, but I thought you'd appreciate it all the same
Nathan+Friedly BTW, in case anyone else runs into this, I've come up with a stop-gap solution:
Backup the database then run this query:
DELETE FROM `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comment_notifier`
WHERE email NOT IN (
SELECT comment_author_email FROM `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comments`
)(Obviously, change the table name prefix to whatever your install of WP uses.)
I'm thinking about adding a foreign key constraint with an ON DELETE CASCADE so that as soon as a spam comment gets deleted from the WP comments table, the DB will automatically delete the associated email from the comment_notifier table…
Nathan+Friedly Actually, I went ahead and added that foreign key – so now spammers (and anyone else who's comments I delete) should be automatically removed from the comment_notifier table whenever their comments get deleted.
Backup your DB first and then run this (you may need to run my previous stop-gap to clean up the data first):
ALTER TABLE `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comments` ADD INDEX ( `comment_author_email` );
ALTER TABLE `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comment_notifier` ADD CONSTRAINT `auto_delete_spammers` FOREIGN KEY (`email`) REFERENCES `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comments` (`comment_author_email`) ON DELETE CASCADE;
This will cause a small performance hit when adding or deleting comments, and should have no other side effects.
Nathan Friedly Actually, I went ahead and added that foreign key – so now spammers (and anyone else who's comments I delete) should be automatically removed from the comment_notifier table whenever their comments get deleted.
Backup your DB first and then run this (you may need to run my previous stop-gap to clean up the data first):
ALTER TABLE `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comments` ADD INDEX ( `comment_author_email` );
ALTER TABLE `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comment_notifier` ADD CONSTRAINT `auto_delete_spammers` FOREIGN KEY (`email`) REFERENCES `wp_YOUR_PREFIX_comments` (`comment_author_email`) ON DELETE CASCADE;
This will cause a small performance hit when adding or deleting comments, and should have no other side effects.
(I just left this comment a minute ago, but it disappeared…)
Chais Meyer Hey there, I LOVE your plugin. I would really like to buy your comment extras pack, but see that it's not available.
Please tell me when you think it will be available. Thank you!
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Jenna Strange problem – the subscription checkbox labels appear for me in Chrome, but not IE, and that result has been replicated by another user. The boxes appear to float in space without any description (pic attached).
Can you offer any suggestions? Thanks.
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hgati Hi,
Thank you for your plugin.
but, The "Unsubscription setting" feature is NOT working.My Unsubscript Message.
You have unsubscribe successfully.
Thank you.
I'll be send to the home page in 3 seconds.and then I have clicked the submit button called "save and send a test email"
NOT come into my email inbox.
Is this BUG ? or is developing ?
Thank you for your effort.
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Benoist Hi,
i use your plugin comment notifier since 1 year and work well but with new wordpress update your plugin is broken.Do you project to update it ? I'm looking to purchase the advanced functions too.
is it possible ?
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Tom Murphy It seems to be working on your site. May I send you some screens shots to troubleshoot? email@example.com?
Also, can you help me to understand how to input line breaks with returns on the "Thank You message settings"…
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Tom+Murphy Just checking to see if your own comments work with this post…
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Tom Murphy Good Morning Stefano, I haven't been able to get the plugin to work either and I am on the WP Version 3.2.1
The plugin is all that I need, but I need it to work. Giving it a few more days, but will need to look elsewhere if unable to fix. I'm looking to purchase the advanced functions.
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ed decker Hi, I have not been able to make the plugin work. I have installed and activated, but no checkbox for subscribing appears on or near the posts. How do I troubleshoot?
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tourist Ведущая тур-фирма Петербурга предлагает: Морские круизы по центру Европы
(Чехия, Германия).
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Linda Eg Hi, I have a problem with the plugin… I don't believe it actually sends e-mail when i reply on a comment… which is the whole purpos What can I have done wrong?
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sagive Can't seem to view the "notify me" message and checkbox.. any way to directly embed it into to the template ?
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sub001 I'm looking for a solution that would enable to insert the contents of custom fields into the notification email. Is this possible? Thank you!
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Bees Gees I just tested it using the test function at 3.04. It worked.
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Lightchaser_f64 This plugin is exactly what I have been looking for but I can't seem to get it to work. That is, it isn't sending email when new comments are made.
Do you plan on updating the plugin to be compatible with WP 3.04?
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kvnpark Hi, Thanks for the plugin.
I have a problem though. When I try to post a comment to a post with many subscribers (30+), it takes 10-30 seconds to post a comment. When I disable the comment notifier plugin, posting comment is once again fast. So, it does look like the problem is with the comment notifier plugin.
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Lee I like the way this plug-in works much better than the Subscribe to Comments derivatives (which don't give you enough control over the email content). However, I would really like to see you add a double opt-in feature, as I have a lot of spammers signing up to it with false emails on my blog (don't ask me why they would do this, but they do!).
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Tevya Is this plugin compatible with IntenseDebate? Its closely tied to the comments, which IntenseDebate sorta takes over. Can I still use this? It has a lot of great features and I would like to use both, but am a little concerned about it causing issues and my comments not being available for a time.
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Salomon hi there, im using this plugin and have a question
the seccion of Unsubscription setting how is this supposed to be set ?
because on those emails some people doesnt want to be subscribed anymore, but there is no link to unsuscribe, and i dont know how to edit this settings ???
how is the url to unsuscribe to this ???
pls help !!!
tnx in advance
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rudeboy oi~
i am not understanding why this plugin does not work anyone who can offer some help plz ?
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Cha Hi there,
Is this plugin compatible with WP 3.0?
If not, when it will?
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Notus hey
I have a question about the plugin configuration, what should I suppose to fill the "Notification sender email" and "Notification sender name"? I am using WP 3.0 and I have installed SMTP plugin to enable the email function. My host is Godaddy, Linux.
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raz Hi Stefano, I've observed something strange: Why does a Submit Comment button appear in IE (scroll to bottom) – whereas it's not the case in FF?
Btw, Stefano, it seems you're more interested in approving comments rather than giving some answers. Why is it so? I expect some response from you in this case.
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Salomon Hi there !
im using your plugin and have a question
at the Notification email settings how can i make the to make a new paragraph ???
since i got the email like this …
Hola Subscriber name ! Author name respondio a tu comentario sobre el articulo A wonderful post title La repsuesta fue:"
and doesnt look prettyPls help
Tnx in advance
Raz Hi Salomon, from whatever I've understood you want to insert a paragraph in your message body. Right?
Well…do not check "send emails as html ", coz this will result in your emails without any paragraphs. Just send the email in ordinary text & you can insert paragraphs wherever you want to.
Btw, in the email sample you've provided – "Hola Subscriber name ! Author name respondio a tu comentario sobre el articulo A wonderful post title La repsuesta fue:" – the tags are not right at all.
Instead of "name ! Author name" it should be "{name}!{author}"
Raz Stefano, your "send emails as html " feature is crude one. It results in the text being merged into one paragraph. Needless to say it hardly looks nice. Instead of preserving the line breaks why do you remove them?
Stefano, please update this feature & make things look normal. In fact, I suggest that you allow HTML code to be pasted in the edit boxes – so that we can've a properly formatted email.
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SOUTH BEND, IN - SEPTEMBER 11: Head coach Brian Kelly of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish waits to enter the field with his team before a game against the Michigan Wolverines at Notre Dame Stadium on September 11, 2010 in South Bend, Indiana. Michigan defeated Notre Dame 28-24. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Brian Kelly
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Brian Kelly is staying at Notre Dame to, in his words, "build the best football program in the country." But first, he might have to rebuild his credibility with his players, his recruits, and his fan base.
Kelly's sudden and surprising dalliance with the Philadelphia Eagles ended Saturday afternoon when Notre Dame announced Kelly would return for a fourth season at the helm of the Irish program — just two hours before Kelly was set to accept the Walter Camp Coach of the Year award at Yale. But with one top recruit already having bolted, and Kelly's interest in the NFL now a known commodity, Kelly has some public relations work ahead of him to repair his image and regain the trust of Irish fans who didn't take kindly to Kelly's Philly flirtations.
"As I got a chance to sit back and look at it, my heart's with Notre Dame," Kelly said at the Walter Camp banquet Saturday night. "And my heart has always driven me in my career. So yes, I'm not turning pro."
Kelly interviewed with the Eagles on Tuesday, mere hours after the Irish were trounced by Alabama in the BCS national championship game, and just three days after he said "leaving is not an option" and reiterating that Notre Dame was his "dream job." Reports then surfaced Saturday morning that Kelly had a second interview scheduled this weekend, hiking speculation and fan outrage to a fever pitch, before the official announcement that Kelly was staying in South Bend.
"This week, I had an incredible opportunity to speak with one of the premier organizations in sports about becoming their head coach," Kelly said in a statement released by the school. "Like every kid who has ever put on a pair of football cleats, I have had thoughts about being a part of the NFL. However, after much reflection and conversation with those closest to me, I have decided to remain at Notre Dame.
"This decision was motivated purely by my love for Notre Dame and the entire Fighting Irish community, the young men I have the great fortune to coach, and my desire to continue to build the best football program in the country. We still have a lot of work to do and my staff and I are excited about the challenges ahead."
Kelly, in his third season at Notre Dame since leaving Cincinnati, led the Irish to a 12-0 regular season and the No. 1 ranking in the country before the BCS title game debacle in Miami Gardens, Fla. He became only the second coach in Irish history to win 12 games in a season (Lou Holtz, 1988). He's 28-11 at Notre Dame, matching Dan Devine's school-record win total through three seasons.
The Eagles, who also were rebuffed by Oregon coach Chip Kelly and Penn State's Bill O'Brien, said they had "no regrets" about their search, which reportedly continued Saturday with Seattle defensive coordinator Gus Bradley.
"There is no question we spent a considerable amount of time and effort looking at who we thought were the best collegiate candidates for our head coaching job," the Eagles said. "We did so knowing that there was a remote chance that these coaches would leave their current posts. We understood that going into the process, but we wanted to leave no stone unturned while trying to find the best head coach for the Philadelphia Eagles."
Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick said last week that everything — including raises for Kelly and his staff, contract extensions, and program investments — was "on the table" in trying to make sure Kelly didn't bolt for the NFL. He offered no details Saturday about what it took to keep Kelly, but said the Eagles requested permission to speak with the coach, and that Kelly kept him in the loop throughout the process.
"I was always confident that Brian would continue to lead our football program," Swarbrick said in the release. "I am very happy to have that confirmed, and share Brian's excitement about what lies ahead for our program."


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Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on October 12, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom followup, The Grand Budapest Hotel, is a movie that's shrouded in a (relatively thin) veil of secrecy. Sure, we know that it's going to be about a hotel, and we know that it's going to feature an ensemble cast, but as far as specifics regarding who exactly will be in the cast and what specifically the story is about go, Anderson is keeping his lips sealed. Despite his unwillingness to spill any of the precious beans, however, a couple names have been confirmed over the past few days.
'The Company You Keep' Trailer: Robert Redford Keeps Talented and Famous Company
Movie News By Nathan Adams on August 30, 2012 | Be the First To CommentJust last week we reported that Robert Redford's latest film, The Company You Keep, managed to score a distribution deal before it even played any festivals. Well, the film is gearing up to play Venice and Toronto regardless, so TIFF has released a trailer promoting it. Complete with typewriter sounds and vintage news footage, said trailer starts off by making The Company You Keep look like it's going to be an authentic, journalistic look at the history of the radical anti-war group The Weather Underground, but then we're suddenly dumped into present day, and it's revealed that this is actually going to be a fun-looking chase movie about the last few members of the movement still being on the run from the law. The Company You Keep is full of grizzled old activists/bank robbers, plucky young reporters, plucky young F.B.I. agents, action, intrigue, murder, and a cast that features names like Redford, Susan Sarandon, Shia LaBeouf, Brendan Gleeson, Anna Kendrick, Terrence Howard, Nick Nolte, Sam Elliott, Richard Jenkins, Chris Cooper, Brit Marling, Julie Christie, Stephen Root, and Stanley Tucci.
'Twelve Years a Slave' Adds a Michael K. Williams Cherry On Top of the Best Cast of the Year
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on June 25, 2012 | Comments (4)We've done so much drooling over Twelve Years a Slave that you should have a pretty good idea what it is by now. It's the next film from visual artist extraordinaire, Steve McQueen, and his third in a row that sees him collaborating with the most exciting actor on the planet today, Michael Fassbender. It goes without saying that any chance we get to watch this actor/director duo work together again is reason enough to celebrate, but what's been so exciting about watching this project develop is that, unlike Hunger and Shame, Twelve Years a Slave doesn't seem like it's going to be the Michael Fassbender show. No, this true story of the life of free man turned slave Solomon Northrup seems like it's going to give McQueen the chance to spread the love around and direct a real ensemble. The cast is deep and impressive enough at this point that our own Kate Erbland has declared it to be the best of the year, so instead of getting too much into the who's and what's of things let's just do a quick rundown. Joining lead actor Chiwetel Ejiofor will be the aforementioned Fassbender, Brad Pitt, Benedict Cumberbatch, Paul Giamatti, Paul Dano, Sarah Paulson, Scoot McNairy, Ruth Negga, Garret Dillahunt, and Adepero Oduye. That's an impressive list to say the least. And, seeing as the film has already started production, it wouldn't seem like there's much room left for anyone else to be added. Still, somehow McQueen has managed to […]
'This is Where I Leave You' Snags Jason Bateman, Zac Efron, Goldie Hawn, and Leslie Mann in First Round of Casting
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 29, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAuthor Jonathan Tropper's 2009 novel, "This is Where I Leave You," is all set to become a feature film over at Warner Bros., and the production is getting the cast to prove it. The book, which details a down-on-his-luck man's week of insanity as he's forced to live in the same house with his estranged mother and siblings for seven days, has been adapted into a screenplay by Tropper himself, and is set to be directed by Rock of Ages director Adam Shankman. The main character, Judd, has a wife who has just cheated on him with his boss, a boss who has just slept with his wife, a mother who has just lost a husband, and three neurotic siblings that he must spend a week with, due to his dying father's last request. Needless to say, this one is going to be an ensemble piece, and Shankman has just kicked the casting process off with a bang. Deadline New Rochelle reports that Jason Bateman has signed on to play the lead role, Zac Efron and Leslie Mann have come on as two of his siblings, and Goldie Hawn is set to act for the first time since 2002's girl power dramedy The Banger Sisters as the family's matriarch. If you're keeping track, that means that there's still one sibling, a wife, and a boss that's left to be cast, so before everything is all said and done this movie could become even more star-studded.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt a Likely Fit for Tarantino's 'Django Unchained'
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on October 21, 2011 | Comments (2)The casting news for Quentin Tarantino's upcoming foray into the Western genre, Django Unchained, just keeps getting better and better. Like a sports nerd amassing the perfect fantasy baseball team, Tarantino has been looking over the stats and picking out the most rock solid actors to fill key roles on his squad. Like a seasoned Dungeon Master, he has been amassing the Hollywood personalities with the most awesome points to accompany him on his quest. And Variety is reporting that the man is nearing yet another blockbuster acquisition. Now he's in talks with Joseph Gordon-Levitt to join an already-excellent ensemble. Apparently Gordon-Levitt has every intention of working with Tarantino and joining this increasingly awesome-sounding movie, but there are some scheduling hiccups to work out. You see, JGL is a busy, busy man, and he'll probably have to shift some stuff around in order to get his skinny little hinder on set when Tarantino needs him. If the two parties are able to work things out, it will see Gordon-Levitt joining a cast that already boasts names like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Samuel L. Jackson, Don Johnson, and Kurt Russell. That's almost enough to make what Stallone is doing on The Expendables 2 look girly in comparison.
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Some parts of the garden are starting to look decent, still working on the rest. The Azaleas are starting to bloom, I think this is my favorite time of year, their scent wafting through the air is an added bonus . Annette |
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- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 13:30
Very pretty Annette. It looks so peaceful and serene. What is the tall weeping green to the left? |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 14:07
Hi Sandi, the green weeper is a weeping European Larch it needles turn a golden color in the fall before they drop and even when standing bare naked in the winter it still looks good or at least I think so :). Annette |
- Posted by plantmaven 8b/9a TX (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 17:26
How pretty! We never have anything that lush here. What are the things that look like marshmallows on sticks? |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 18:35
Kathy the pink marshmallow thingies, Persicaria bistorta superba. It's a spreader but on the other hand it chokes out weeds, I just pull it where I don't want it. Annette |
Here is a link that might be useful: Persicaria bistorta superba
- Posted by organic_kitten 7 (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 20:20
Annette, your garden is so lush and green. Beautifully serene and just beautiful. Spring is wonderful, even this crazy one.The roses have loved it! And your azaleas are wonderful. kay |
Lovely! I always enjoy seeing gardens from the 'rain forest' of BC! So different from this area which is in the dry hinterland of the same province! I'm already having to water my garden. |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 12:29
I LOVE Annette's Garden!! It has so many "rooms"!! It amazes me what she can do with a small space! Inspiring! |
So pretty, Annette. I love seeing your gardens! |
Annette, that picture truly looks like it could have been painted by one of the masters. Your garden is so beautiful. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, May 11, 13 at 13:57
Thanks Thyme, I just wish the rest of my garden looked as good. Right now the left side of the last pic is under construction, the old iron plant pole where I used to grow some of the Fuchsia baskets is now in full sun so what to do with it, problem solved :), yesterday DH bought me a new Wisteria which I'll train into a tree form, needs a severe pruning and some training but will wait until it finishes blooming. This is where I also planted the Lespedeza I bought last year, it's still quite small but it looks healthy and should put on a good bit of growth this year. Lots of pink Lily of the Valley and Columbine to pull out and my poor little miniature Lilac that was grown from a cutting has been moved and heeled in for the third time, I want it up there somewhere but have to keep in mind the Lespedeza is going to get quite big. Hopefully I'll be able to underplant with spring bulbs or some kind of ground cover or... I could let the Lady's Mantle run amuck again, actually I think that might look quite pretty. I'll see if I can get a pic of the under construction side later right now I'm off to a plant swap with some other GWers here on Vancouver Island. Annette |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, May 11, 13 at 20:28
Just back from the plant swap, it sure was nice putting names to faces and a great bunch they were, we're already talking about doing this again next year. Here's a picture of the construction/destruction zone. We planted the Wisteria as close as we could to the plant pole I think it will look good once it gets going. Annette |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Sun, May 12, 13 at 0:08
Annette and myself are off to tour three open gardens tomorrow!!! Whoohoo! Really: I should be staying home and getting to MY garden chores...when we got home from the plant swap today it started to really rain so hopefully it will rain itself out by tomorrow, and we can enjoy the tour! I scooped up the plants Annette brought to the swap....I feel like Golem..."my precious"! ;-) |
- Posted by sweetannie4u midOK_z6b/7a (My Page) on Sun, May 12, 13 at 1:11
Annette, Your garden pics are just beautiful as always. Yours "under construction" looks better than mine. Annette, I miss all your beautiful Fuchsias. They were just dreamy! I love all your "garden rooms" too. Turn a corner and there is a completely new kind of garden! Enjoyed all the comments about the get together and swap meet. You sillies! Wish I could meet you all in person. |
Annette It was so nice to meet you. Your garden looks fantastic. I must drop in one of these days and see it in person. Do I need to bring my rooting hormone?? Cheers Marj |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Mon, May 13, 13 at 0:04
Beautiful. I love your weeping larch, your stonework, and the persicaria is charming. But the yellow azalea really got me- I have never seen one before. Thanks for posting. Renee |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Mon, May 13, 13 at 12:30
Annie, I'm afraid the days of growing 65 fuchsia baskets plus loads of pots are in the past, it's not only old age creeping up on me the light in the garden has changed drastically, where I grew most of them it's too shady now and other spots where I hung fuchsia baskets are too sunny It looks like I'll only have half a dozen or so this year. Renee, the yellow azalea was grown from a rooted cutting given me by a member of our garden club many years ago, I have no idea which one it is but it's one of the musky scented ones. I have two more yellow named varieties, I'll see if I can get a pic later. Marj, it was so nice finally meeting you in person after conversing with you on the computer the last couple of years, I don't know about the rooting hormone but plastic baggies and damp paper towel are a must LOL. Annette |
- Posted by christinmk z5b eastern WA (My Page) on Tue, May 14, 13 at 11:03
Gorgeous Annette! The Laburnum with the yellow azalea and celandines (?) are such cheery companions. Good to know about the Persicaria. I have a small sprig of it and will have to put it in a spot it can't overtake everything! Heaven knows I have enough of those, LOL. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Tue, May 14, 13 at 11:30
Christin, they're Welsh Poppies, another seed spreader but an easy one to pull where it's not wanted :). Annette |
Hi Ladies~ Your garden is so healthy green and GORGEOUS, Annette! Beautiful!!! We've had some unseasonal HOT weather this past week, in the nineties and yesterday reached triple digits--the first time this year! Waay too hot to do anything in the garden, but water every evening just before dark. So thats the end of most of my garden blooms. Today is a bit cooloer, so hopefully we are back to milder temps for a few more weeks, before summer officially arrives. I'm with Annie, would love to come for a visit some time, see your gardens and meet you all in person. ;-) |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Wed, May 15, 13 at 12:19
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Wed, May 15, 13 at 12:21
- Posted by glengarry23 8 (My Page) on Wed, May 15, 13 at 17:57
Hi Annette,..beautiful Azalea,..awesome would be a better description,..and i love that European Larch,..well i like everything in your garden,..the fact that you have to look around some growth to see others out of view appeals to me. Philip |
- Posted by schoolhouse z5/ohio (My Page) on Wed, May 15, 13 at 20:27
Always such a pretty palette. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Thu, May 16, 13 at 11:10
Hi Phillip, my garden is quite small compared to some, there is a couple of reasons why I divided it up into garden rooms. I liked that you couldn't see it all at once, couldn't see what was around the corner until you got there, surprise, surprise :). And.... if one area was messy, gone past it's best or hadn't amounted to much yet it didn't spoil the parts that looked decent. I still have a lot of cleanup to do in parts of my garden, health issues kind of put the skids on my garden maintenance the last couple of years but things are finally looking up :). Annette |
- Posted by glengarry23 8 (My Page) on Thu, May 16, 13 at 15:20
Hi Annette,..i love the description,.. rooms,..in my own garden i call them islands,..likewise with your garden i can seldom if ever see all of my garden from any angle,..i have tall plants near the cottage then beyond that there are small plants,..then it starts again lol,..just to give you a good idea the video below will show it better. Philip |
Annette, I just love your weeping European Larch. I looked it up and it's out of my price range so I'll have to enjoy yours. I would love to see some pictures of it in different seasons. |
I just caught up with this post, Annette. Beautiful! I don't think we can grow azaleas here, but I've enjoyed them when I have been in the south. What a nice job of combining things you have done. You're good at this! TM |
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Websites agree Sony's PlayStation Vita is powerful, but should you rush out and buy the device?
TAMPA - On Tuesday, my co-worker Kyle Speicher spotlighted some web game reviews for the new PlayStation Vita.
You can read his article here: www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/entertainment/video_games/review-roundup--playstation-vita .
That's great information if you know you are going to buy the $250 handheld gaming device. But if you are not a hardcore gamer, should you run out and buy the new Sony system?
USA Today says the Vita is a "gaming beast." The paper believes Sony learned important lessons when a pitiful lineup of games following the 2005 release of their PlayStation Portable (PSP).
The reviewer finds everything that was a poor design on the PSP has been corrected for the Vita, including a second thumbstick.
However, USA Today doesn't believe casual gamers will want to fork over hundreds of dollars when they already have a portable gaming device -- their smart phone.
Read USA Today's full review here: content.usatoday.com/communities/gamehunters/post/2012/02/review-playstation-vita-a-handheld-gaming-beast/1 .
Crave Online is craving the Vita's games. The lifestyle website loves the visuals on Vita release titles and notes they will only get better as developers learn what is all possible to do with the system's computing power.
Reviewer Joey Davidson likes the Vita's user interface and says the notification bubble is its best feature.
However, they're not impressed with the 1.3 megapixel cameras which produce photos too fuzzy to use other than for an in-game function.
Read Crave Online's full review here: www.craveonline.com/gaming/reviews/183363-review-ps-vita?start=1 .
Technology website Cnet believes the technology in the Vita is amazing but notes there are hidden costs to be aware of.
Cnet's editors say the touchscreen's graphics are nearly as good as the PlayStation 3 and like the easy ability to download games from the PlayStation Network.
However, reviewer Jeff Bakalar warns Sony has some tricks up their sleeves to squeeze some more money out of consumers.
Most Vita games require a separate memory card that costs extra.
A Vita 8 gigabyte memory card currently sells for $35 while a 32 GB card will run you $100. As the memory cards are proprietary to the Vita, memory cards made by secondary manufacturers have yet to hit the market.
Read Cnet's full review here: reviews.cnet.com/consoles/sony-playstation-vita-wi/4505-10109_7-34834815.html .
PC Magazine says the Vita is a powerful device, but just like Cnet, is concerned about its proprietary features.
Reviewer Will Greenwald is impressed with the Vita's screen and its two analog thumbsticks.
He feels the device offers nearly the power of a PlayStation 3 game in the power of your hands.
However, Greenwald wishes the Vita had a better battery life and a web browser that supports Flash.
Its drawbacks, he writes, are just enough to keep it primarily as a gaming device and not the full-on media device Sony would like it to be.
Read PC Magazine's full review here: www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2400345,00.asp
The Cleveland Plain Dealer on Cleveland.com says the Vita is so much better than its predecessor, the PSP.
Reviewer Damon Sims says the Vita's front features like its OLED touchscreen, dual analog thumbsticks and camera are definite upgrades.
However, Sims is worried hardcore gamers will not be pleased with the device's battery life. After being used for 3 to 5 hours, Sony says it will take more than 2 hours to fully charge.
With a monthly data plan, memory cards and two games, the Vita can run you $400, something Sims says is only worth paying if you plan on using all of its functions.
Read The Plain Dealer's full review here: www.cleveland.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2012/02/ playstation_vita_lets_players.html.
So overall, the majority of these websites agree the Vita is an impressive gaming device. But based on the reviews, I believe it is not necessary for non-hardcore gamers to buy a Vita -- right now.
Will the PlayStation Vita be a success? The device certainly is powerful enough to succeed. Only time will tell if Sony has created a machine the masses want.