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Worshipping Weirdness: 7 Unique Books That Should Become Movies
Cinematic Listology By Monika Bartyzel on December 12, 2014 | Be the First To CommentPaul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice is slowly unleashing itself in a few theaters to sneak into the 2014 awards race before its wide release next year. Joaquin Phoenix stars as Doc Sportello, a strange, drug-taking private eye investigating the disappearance of an ex-girlfriend and finding himself in the middle of an insane mix of missing persons, police investigations and strange business ventures. This is the first Thomas Pynchon novel to the make it to the big screen (save for "Gravity's Rainbow" inspiring the German docudrama Prüfstand VII). It's a film that will never be a blockbuster success, though it boasts a cast ranging from Jena Malone and Owen Wilson to Jeannie Berlin and Eric Roberts; it's just too weird. It is, however, a breath a freakish fresh air in a film landscape that's gotten oppressively predictable. If this could start a trend where Hollywood embraces weird texts, there are no shortage of possibilities ripe for the picking – ones that evolve from our obsession with post-apocalyptic worlds, the dangers of multi-national corporations and scientific experimentation, and worlds where a can of pork and beans can set off on an epic journey to salvation. Here are seven delightfully unique tomes that should be made into movies. Success or failure, at the very least they'd give our eyes and mind some new cultural food to graze on.
Is Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Inherent Vice' Just a "Stoner Movie"?
Features By Kate Erbland on October 6, 2014 | Be the First To CommentOver the weekend, the New York Film Festival took on a distinctly pungent scent, thanks to the world premiere of Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice, a star-studded adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's novel of the same name. Featuring Joaquin Phoenix as a weed-friendly detective — fine, he's a stoner — the film is already garnering lots of attention for its shaggy vibe, its massive cast and a free-floating narrative that will likely appeal to both the Anderson faithful and viewers who approach the material with the edge taken off (if you know what we mean). But is that the key to unlocking the film's charms? Over at Awards Daily, Sasha Stone caught on to the trend early, writing about the first round of tweets regarding the feature, issued immediately following its NYFF press screening on Saturday morning, mentioned its "stoner noir" vibe more than, well, just about anything else. But is Inherent Vice just a "stoner" movie — or, perhaps more appropriately, a movie that can most easily be classified as a "stoner" film above anything else? Let's take it to the critics.
'Inherent Vice' Review: A Wild and Weird Noir-Tinged Freakout
Movie Reviews By Sean Hutchinson on October 4, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIn its 2009 review of writer Thomas Pynchon's "Inherent Vice," Rolling Stone said that it was "the funniest book Pynchon has written," and called it "a crazed and majestic summary of everything that makes him a uniquely huge American voice. It has the moral fury that's fueled his work from the start—his ferociously batshit compassion for America and the lost tribes who wander through it." Switch out some words and an emphasis here or there and you'll have an appropriately perfect way to describe director Paul Thomas Anderson's new film adaptation of Pynchon's novel. Anderson's Inherent Vice is a wild and weird noir-tinged freakout that brings the filmmaker back to the ensemble pieces that sparked his early career, but goes above and beyond the brooding aplomb of more recent work like The Master.
Your Guide to the 11 Most Anticipated Films of NYFF 2014
Features By Kate Erbland on September 26, 2014 | Be the First To CommentDoesn't it feel like we just finished up covering the Toronto International Film Festival and Fantastic Fest? Well, it should, because we did, but that's festival season for you, and now we've got a whole other festival (in a whole other city) to get to work on. This year's New York Film Festival (the fifty-second!) kicks off later tonight with the world premiere of David Fincher's Gone Girl (side note: we cannot wait), followed by a hefty number of hyped and highly anticipated features. This year's festival boasts a solid mix of festival favorites — Whiplash! Pasolini! – and some brand new stuff that's yet to rock audiences — Inherent Vice! CitizenFour! – all combining into one hell of a fun slate that should quite easily send its attendees into Oscar time feeling quite prepared. Festival season is here, and here's what we can't wait to see at this year's NYFF.
You've Changed, Paul Thomas Anderson. I Hardly Even Know You Anymore.
Features By Matthew Monagle on September 2, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIn 2012, Owen Gleiberman wrote a piece for Entertainment Weekly explaining why he had fallen out of love with the films of Paul Thomas Anderson. In the article, Gleiberman shares his own thrill of discovering Boogie Nights at the 1997 Toronto Film Festival and the impact it had on him as a film critic; he then goes on to discuss his perceived problems with There Will Be Blood and why Anderson's films no longer affect him the same way. I came across Gleiberman's article recently during my struggle to detail my own relationship to Anderson's films. Like Gleiberman, my first Anderson film was a revelation. As a manager for an independent theater in a small town, it was my job to assemble a 35mm print of Punch-Drunk Love during my Thursday shift and sit by myself through a midnight technical screening. I was tired after a long day and annoyed that I hadn't been able to pawn what I assumed to be another Adam Sandler comedy off on any of my coworkers. Naturally, I spent the rest of my evening in a state of shock at what I had seen. In that empty theater at two in the morning, I watched a movie that could have been made just for me; Anderson and Sandler overclocked my sense of empathy and made Barry Egan the most heartbreaking character I had seen on screen. And so began five years of obsessing over Anderson's previous films – Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia – […]
'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' Star Josh Brolin On Why You Should "Never Write Anybody Off"
Features By Jack Giroux on August 20, 2014 | Be the First To CommentJosh Brolin's performance in Sin City: A Dame to Kill For isn't wildly dissimilar to his work in Men in Black III. They're very different films and performances, of course, but both prequels feature Brolin inheriting a role from another actor. Brolin eerily embodied Tommy Lee Jones as Agent K, while in Sin City: A Dame to Kill For he's channeling Clive Owen's work as Dwight McCarthy from the first movie. This is Dwight before he had to change his face, which, in case you haven't read Frank Miller's comics, is why Owen isn't back playing the character. Whether Josh Brolin studied Clive Owen's performance never came up in our wide-ranging conversation with the actor, who's clearly pleased with both the film and his performance. With the exception of Labor Day – a film I'll readily go to bat for — it's the first time since True Grit Brolin hasn't had to carry a movie. Not because he isn't the lead, but looking at Oldboy, Gangster Squad, and Men in Black III, the end products often weren't on par with Brolin's work in them. Thankfully, that's not the case in this instance, nor should it be in the near-future. Brolin has Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice coming up, the Coen Brothers' Hail, Caesar!, and Everest, a survival pic boasting an impressive cast. He's also playing Thanos in the Marvel Universe. Brolin has a lot going on at the moment, but he took the time to speak with us at the junket for Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.
The 15 Most Anticipated Movie Soundtracks and Scores of 2014
Aural Fixation By Allison Loring on January 16, 2014 | Comments (2)Even though "Please Mr. Kennedy" is probably still stuck in most people's heads, it is officially a new year full of films with music that will move us to tears, make us cheer, make us smile, or simply introduce us to something different. Sometimes a movie won't hit all the marks, but the music will be unforgettable and other times the music ends up being the element that makes a film by tying all the other elements together. After looking over the titles set to hit theaters this year, the following 15 are the ones to keep your ears open for. From well-known composers embarking on new collaborations to popular artists once again taking to the stand to musicians stepping away from their usual genres into something new, the upcoming year is poised to deliver films boasting an eclectic array of tunes. If you are still looking for something to use those holiday iTunes gift cards on, get ready to add these upcoming scores and soundtracks to your playlists for 2014.
Casting Couch: Josh Brolin Working with Paul Thomas Anderson, 'Man of Steel' Could Be 'Man From U.N.C.L.E.,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 29, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a daily casting column that's currently shocked and appalled that a mainstream actor has signed on to help legitimize Tom Six's miserable Human Centipede series of body horror films. Read on to find out who has lowered themselves to delivering poop jokes. Paul Thomas Anderson's next project, Inherent Vice, is an ensemble crime piece that's going to see him working with a huge cast of talented actors. Already the film is looking to feature names like Joaquin Phoenix, Sean Penn, Owen Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Jena Malone, Benicio Del Toro, Martin Short, and the list goes on. The latest news is that he's looking to add Josh Brolin to the list, who, due to his recent acting comeback that got kickstarted by his starring in the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men, is no stranger to working with top tier directors. Brolin is said to be taking a feature role, so this should be a pairing that will produce exciting results.
Casting Couch: Sean Penn May Play One of His Classic Tough Guys in 'Inherent Vice,' Antonio Banderas Will Play Super Mario in 'The 33,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 20, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a daily info dump of casting news. Today we've got reports of new jobs for Internet favorites like Simon Pegg and Peter Dinklage, as well as a bunch of pictures of actors holding animals, because why not? Paul Thomas Anderson's upcoming film, Inherent Vice, is said to have somewhere around 20 important speaking roles, so it's starting to look like it may call for the most star-studded cast he's ever put together; or at least the most star-studded since he last did an ensemble piece like Magnolia. Anyway, Cigarettes and Red Vines is reporting that the next big name likely to join the film is Sean Penn, as he's currently in negotiations, and if the PTA-centric blog had to take a guess as to what role he's up for, they imagine he's going to be playing hard-nosed loan shark Adrian Prussia. They also have the interesting news that Penn's signing would make him the fourth member of his family to work alongside Anderson. They're really a very thorough blog.
Casting Couch: Owen Wilson Might Need Vintage Clothing for 'Inherent Vice,' William Fichtner Might Need a Suit Made of Knives for 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 10, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? Casting news. Today we've got updates on new roles for people like Michelle Williams, Laurence Fishburne, and—what the heck—let's stick in a rumor about who might play the Scarlet Witch in Avengers 2 as well. It looks like Owen Wilson might be taking a trip back to the '70s. The Wrap reports that he's the latest name in negotiations to join Paul Thomas Anderson's next film, his adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice. Never ones to let a good PTA rumor go uncommented on, Cigarettes & Red Vines then took this story and ran with it, contacting their own sources and discovering that the role Wilson is in talks for is that of Coy Harlingen, who's described as being a surf-saxophone player and a heroin addict, and who may be the most Owen Wilson-y role ever written.
Casting Couch: Benicio Del Toro is Working With Paul Thomas Anderson, Andrew Garfield is Working With Martin Scorsese, and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 7, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? Today it's headlined by news of three big actors working with three well-respected directors, but it also has news about new jobs for ladies like Keira Knightley, Reese Witherspoon, and the Dowager Countess. Benicio Del Toro is the talented and unique sort of actor who manages to be interesting to watch even when he's in a project that isn't that great. The dude was fun in Savages. Basically, you can set your watch to him. But pair him with a director who's good at working with actors, and you're likely to get pure magic. That's why The Wrap's news that Del Toro is in talks to join Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice is basically the best thing that's happened all day. Big actors often times give their best performances when working with Anderson, Del Toro is a big actor—it's perfect. Also, he's supposed to be playing a lawyer in the film, which, if you've seen Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, you know can get pretty entertaining. Zang.
Casting Couch: Joaquin Phoenix Gets P.T. Anderson'd, Reese Witherspoon, and More Star Power!
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on January 25, 2013 | Comments (1)What is Casting Couch? It's heading into the weekend with three pieces of casting news about three actors everyone has actually heard of. Star power! Remember how rumors were going around that Robert Downey Jr. was going to be the star of Paul Thomas Anderson's upcoming project, Inherent Vice? Well, turns out that didn't pan out. Don't let the news that Downey and Anderson aren't teaming up get you down for long though, because Variety has a report that says Inherent Vice is now going to star Joaquin Phoenix instead. Though opinions on The Master were a little divided, pretty much everyone agreed that Phoenix's performance in that film was powerful enough to be hypnotic, so it should be great to watch the actor being directed by Anderson again. And, seeing as this one is supposed to be more of a comedy, it should feel fresh watching Phoenix doing something that isn't so creepifying.
Casting Couch: Robert Downey Jr. Could Be Teaming Up With P.T. Anderson, Emmanuelle Béart Will Get Kinky, and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on January 10, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a column that's trying to talk about casting news on a day when Oscar nominations are king. Pity it. Paul Thomas Anderson is the sort of filmmaker who casts amazing actors in his movies and then directs them to the best performances of their careers. From Philip Baker Hall in Hard Eight, to Tom Cruise in Magnolia, to Daniel Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood, to Joaquin Phoenix in The Master, this has always been true. According to Showbiz 411, Robert Downey Jr. may be adding his name to that list soon. They say that he and possibly Charlize Theron are looking like they're going to be the stars of Anderson's upcoming adaptation of reclusive author Thomas Pynchon's novel, Inherent Vice. If this ends up being true it would, of course, be completely awesome for film fans, and probably be the biggest thing that's happened to Downey's career since he got cast as Iron Man. That's a win-win for everybody.
Paul Thomas Anderson Has Been Collaborating With a Reclusive Author to Develop 'Inherent Vice'
In Development By Nathan Adams on December 27, 2012 | Be the First To CommentSpeculation surrounding what Paul Thomas Anderson's next project is going to be like is usually intense enough in the film geek community, but when the guy starts making claims in interviews that his next film is going to be like a Cheech and Chong movie, well then people really start scratching their heads. The project in question is called Inherent Vice, and it's an adaptation of a Thomas Pynchon novel that the director has been said to have been working on for about as long as we've known he was going to make The Master. Pynchon's book is set in '60s-era Los Angeles and features a drug-soaked private investigator named Larry "Doc" Sportello as its protagonist. It's a story that's awash with music and cultural references from the era, and in a profile that The New York Times did on Anderson, he gave the publication a little bit of insight into what the process of adapting this rich tapestry of experience from the page to the screen has been like. What's most notable is that, unlike how we heard There Will Be Blood was an adaptation of Upton Sinclair's book "Oil!" and then the two proved to only have loose connections, this time around Anderson is looking to do a fairly faithful adaptation of Pynchon's work, so much so that he seems to have been working with the author, who is famously reclusive and not prone to accepting visitors. When asked to elaborate on the cooperation that's gone on between […]
Paul Thomas Anderson: 'Inherent Vice' Will Be Like a Cheech and Chong Movie
In Development By Scott Beggs on September 4, 2012 | Be the First To CommentPaul Thomas Anderson knows just the right words to say. According to an interview with Empire, the director sees his next project – the Thomas Pynchon adaptation Inherent Vice – as a "Cheech and Chong movie." The parallels are easy to spot, considering the book features a perpetually high private detective who makes a good companion to The Big Lebowski's free-roaming plot. When it was first announced in 2011, it was part of a partnership between Anderson and independent producer Megan Ellison, but it's unclear right now whether the movie will happen in the near future or not. "Hopefully [it won't be] long. I'd like to have a few years of being more productive. But we'll see," said Anderson. Hopefully we will. And hopefully Anderson realizes the literal potential of his statement and hires Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong in a sweet attempt at resurrecting their careers in a way no one thought possible. If anyone could do it, it's him. Or maybe he can get Daniel Day-Lewis to play Cheech and Chong. Both of them. It's not like the guy can do wrong.
PT Anderson Finds a Sugar Mama, Looks to Make More Movies
Movie News By Nathan Adams on February 12, 2011 | Comments (2)Megan Ellison is the 25-year-old daughter of Oracle boss Larry Ellison. It wasn't too long ago that she was gaining attention all around the Internet for being a rich girl out of control. Reports of her bisexuality and hard partying ways were pouring in from all sorts of highly reputable news sources conducting investigative reports into her MySpace profile. It was very clear from just a brief glance at these pieces that we were about to have another Paris Hilton on her hands, another Lindsay Lohan. Not content to just release a line of handbags and designer perfume like all of the other billionaire heiresses, Ellison has recently taken up the hobby of film producing. Oh great, that's all we need, some dim bulb in her twenties throwing around money and influencing what gets made in Hollywood. What has she done so far? Well, she co-financed the Coen brothers' remake of True Grit, which has gone on to make over 150 million dollars to date. And her next move was to invest in Jonathan Hillcoat's awesomely cast Wettest County in the World. Wait… who is this girl?
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Classics from two very different genres will be available in remastered versions Sunday on Turner Classic Movies.
At 4 p.m., TCM will begin a broadcast that will include one teen classic, two moody favorites and a documentary on a producer who compensated for low budgets by creating atmospheric visuals.
"Rebel Without a Cause" (1955) with James Dean, Natalie Wood and Sal Mineo is a troubled-teen drama that would catapult the method actor Dean into stardom even though he had already died in a car accident. (His only released film prior to that tragedy was "East of Eden.")
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A 1960s folk singer tries to find his place in New York's music scene and continually falls short in Joel and Ethan Coen's delightful "Inside Llewyn Davis" ($30.99, DVD; 35.99, Blu-ray Disc; to be released Tuesday).
The Coens, whose impressive credits include "Fargo," "O Brother, Where Art Thou" and "The Big Lebowski," have created an eccentric work destined to delight fans, though others may have trouble warming up to it.
Carey Mulligan, Justin Timberlake and John Goodman co-star in a tale that unfolds shortly before Bob Dylan altered the folk music scene forever.
Posted in Movies, Lou-gaul on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 12:15 am. Updated: 1:14 pm. Comments (0)
Christmas has come and gone, taking the title of the most wonderful time of the year with it.
Movie fans, however, can make the claim that winter holds at least 15 colorful tales that should warm things up during the beginning of 2014.
Celebrities getting ready for their close-ups during the cold-weather season include Russell Crowe ("Noah"), Julia Roberts and Meryl Streep ("August: Osage County"), Chris Pine ("Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit"), Samuel L. Jackson ("Reasonable Doubt"), and Mark Wahlberg ("Lone Survivor").
Posted in Lou-gaul, Movie-reviews on Thursday, January 2, 2014 6:30 am. Updated: 3:51 pm. Comments (0)
The DVD/Blu-ray Disc rental and sales offerings (all subject to change) include:
1. "Fast & Furious 6" (PG-13 and Unrated); Grade: B+; with Vin Diesel, Michele Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Dwayne Johnson and the late Paul Walker as daredevil heroes who hit the streets to stop the theft of Russian military materials.
Posted in Lou-gaul on Thursday, January 2, 2014 12:15 am. Comments (0)
2014 gets off to a frightening start with "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones."
In the R-rated franchise title starring Andrew Jacobs, an ill-fated young man is being chased by a demon and has only his family and friends to save him. Christopher Landon ("Burning Palms") directed.
This chilling series began with director Oren Peli in 2009. It quickly grabbed the attention of college students and young couples, the target audience for the original "Paranormal Activity," starring Katie Featherston. No critics' screenings were held for the first installment, and the film initially played only in theaters close to college campuses before eventually widening the lucrative run.
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A samurai adventure ("47 Ronin"), a boxing comedy ("Grudge Match"), a touching fantasy ("The Secret Life of Walter Mitty") and a financial epic ("The Wolf of Wall Street") are among the new arrivals this Christmas week.
The movies include:
"47 Ronin," with Keanu Reeves using his fighting skills from "The Matrix" in a PG-13 martial arts tale about samurai warriors who combine their skills to slay those responsible for killing their teacher. Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (TV's "Revenge") co-stars. It will also be available in 3-D. Carl Rinsch made his directing debut.
Posted in Lou-gaul, Movies on Thursday, December 26, 2013 6:30 am. | Tags: Lou Gaul , At The Movies Comments (0)
The new arrivals (with all dates subject to change) include:
47 RONIN: (NP) Keanu Reeves uses his fighting skills from "The Matrix" franchise in a martial arts tale about samurai warriors who combine their skills to slay those responsible for killing their teacher. It's also available in 3-D. Carl Rinsch made his directing debut. (119 minutes) Intense sequences of violence and action, some disturbing images, thematic elements. (PG-13)
GRUDGE MATCH: (NP) The dream team of Robert De Niro ("Raging Bull") and Sylvester Stallone ("Rocky") stars in a comedy about two aging boxers who have lost the eye of the tiger, sign to participate in a televised charity match and then realize they're in no shape to exchange blows. Peter Segal ("Tommy Boy") directed. (113 minutes) Sports violence, sexual content, language. (PG-13)
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The DVD/Blu-ray Disc rental and sales offerings (all subject to change) include:
1. "Fast & Furious 6" (PG-13 and Unrated); Grade: B+; with Vin Diesel, Michele Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Dwayne Johnson and the late Paul Walker as daredevil heroes who hit the streets to stop the theft of Russian military materials.
Posted in Local-feature, Lou-gaul on Thursday, December 26, 2013 12:15 am. Comments (0)
Everyone seems to seek out blockbusters to watch over the December holidays, but here's a suggestion.
Why not try a box-office misfire instead.
Sometimes taking that approach is fun, since you get to see a movie that you might enjoy and would otherwise miss.
Posted in Movies, Lou-gaul on Tuesday, December 24, 2013 6:30 am. Updated: 8:23 am. | Tags: Lou Gaul , Video View Comments (0)
The new arrivals (with all dates subject to change) include:
AMERICAN HUSTLE: (A) Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Christian Bale and Amy Adams star in this fictionalized version of the FBI Abscam operation, which was aimed at corrupt politicians. David O. Russell ("Silver Linings Playbook") directed. Quality rating based on website and wire-service reports. (138 minutes) Pervasive language, some sexual content, brief violence. (R)
Posted in Lou-gaul, Movie-reviews, Movies on Thursday, December 19, 2013 6:30 am. Updated: 9:25 am. Comments (0)
After a movie-buff friend of mine watched "The Lone Ranger," he said: "It wasn't that bad."
I agree, but that's a minority view.
When the $215 million Western opened July 3, it seemed a target that was ripe for attacks by the public, the press and comics.
Posted in Arts-entertainment, Local-entertainment, Movies, Lou-gaul on Tuesday, December 17, 2013 12:45 am. Updated: 11:54 am. Comments (0)
Nelson Mandela has captured the interest of Hollywood.
During this holiday season, the brave and brilliant world leader, who died last week at age 95, is the subject of the impressive movie tie-in hardback "Mandela:
A Film and Historical Companion" ($30). The book details his transition from freedom fighter to political prisoner and eventual peace advocate, and focuses on the motion picture "Mandela," with Idris Elba as the legendary leader. The film is scheduled to open Dec. 25.
Posted in Extras, Local-entertainment, Movies, Lou-gaul, Literature on Thursday, December 12, 2013 6:30 am. Updated: 11:55 am. | Tags: Lou Gaul , Extras , Nelson Mandela , Comments (0)
An awaited sequel ("The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug") and a holiday comedy ("Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas") are among the titles opening on Friday the 13th.
"Go for Sisters," with LisaGay Hamilton and Edward James Olmos in an unrated crime drama about a woman who seeks out an estranged old friend and current disgraced cop to help locate her son, who went missing on the Mexican border. John Sayles ("Limbo") wrote and directed.
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Does anyone have any expierence with sky pencils? I live in southern ca and want to make sure it's not to hot out here before I purchase them. Also, I am a complete novice at gardening. How would I plant them and how much water is moderate? I have a sprinkler system, so how long would I put them on the plants a day. I know this is a loaded question, but any help would be appriciated. |
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from what I can see on google it's a very attractive shrub/tree, but what we need to know is what your planting zone is, what kind of enviornment did you plan on putting it in, etc. etc. I think it might be a good idea, also to visit your local nursery or wherever you plan on making this purchase and getting all your questions answered from a source that is in the same locale as you. It's tough learning to garden at first, but ask questions and hopefully you'll get directed to a reliable source of information. |
Also, tme, there might be more folks over in the Discussions area who are from SoCal with experience growing this tree. We're in the off-topic area, which doesn't mean you can't post plant stuff, but it just means less people will see your question(s). :) Brenda |
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Hi all,
I just received our confirmation from Michelle at MEI! We are officially booked on Deck 7. I just read this entire thread and I'm a little concerned since our confirmation has us in cabin 7082 and the list at the beginning of the thread has someone else listed in that same cabin. While I like to meet new friends, I'm hoping they changed cabins, because it will be a little tight if all four of us are in the same cabin.
Our names are Jim and Jane and this will be our third cruise, second without our boys (22, and 25). We were scheduled to be on the 1st Eastern Fantasy cruise in April for my 50th birthday, but I recently found out that my position has been eliminated at work and my last day will be March 6. I've been looking for a new position since August so but we couldn't take the chance that I'd either be out of work or just starting a new job in April.
We went on the WDW Radio ABD/Backstage Magic Tour last August and had a FANTASTIC time and made terrific friends. We are looking forward to getting to see a bunch of them on this cruise!
We've booked a couple of nights pre-cruise so we can acclimate to the change in time (we're from Northern California) and to get a little F&W touring in.
Now I just have to find a job that will allow me to take the time off and we are golden!
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Thanks, we are bummed that we won't be sailing on the Fantasy THIS year (but maybe next year). We'll just have to make sure we meet on this cruise.
Great news about Richard Sherman being on the cruise. I didn't get to see/hear the announcement on the anniversary show so I don't know if there were any specifics about what he will be doing exactly, but still I'm sure there will be some entertainment or meet options. I wonder if I should bring my LP dust jacket from Mary Poppins to see if I can get it autographed - it was my FAVORITE as a kid and nearly wore out the grooves.
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Absolutely!!!! I didn't see the announcement live either. Got a text from mom who was watching when that announcement came. She just said he's not just going to be on the ship but he's coming WITH US. So yes I'm sure there will be some special events around it. SOOOO cool!
Hey Paul! WE have been FB friends for a while... glad to see you will be going on the cruise! I am bringing my twin girls as well (12yo now) and 2 boys... We were supposed to be on deck 7, but ended up on deck 6. So we will meet up at some point! can't wait to meet you and the kids in person.... It will be a blast. We did the last cruise with Lou/Beci and it was the best experience.... cruising with like minded Disney-philes is awesome!
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Nick and Cindy are back for 2.0 we went on first Cruise. We will be in our same room 7650. Hope to see you all.
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The Pillowcase Project was one of several projects the local Red Cross has completed in the past week.
"The Pillowcase Project, presented by the American Red Cross of Southeast Tennessee and sponsored by The Walt Disney Company, is designed to be an age appropriate and engaging way to educate children about the importance of disaster preparedness in a fun and constructive way. Following presentations each student receives a pillowcase, activity book and crayons to start their own personalized disaster kit and preparedness plan," according to a press release.
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0Apr 16, '12 by CassBI also applied for the Psych BSN-DNP program. I am anxiously awaiting a decision. To make matters worse, I just received a phone call from kw regarding my psychiatric experience. I emailed her back, which she asked me to do and gave her the details (the same details that was in my application materials...), and her reply back was "Thanks for the update. Take care." AHH!! That could not make me feel any worse lol. My stomach is in even more knots than it already was! Really hoping we get letters soon...
1Apr 16, '12 by lildrekieGood luck to you guys. I am in the program (BSN-DNP Psych @ USA) and its really good. CassB, don't fret. When I applied I was contacted about a similar thing, but here I am. Mistake it not, USA is highly competitive though. I have a psych NP w/several yrs & good grades that I consult with occasionally for advice and he has applied to USA twice and knows others how've applied 4-5x w/o acceptance. If u get-in, it's because you're the creme-de-la-creme; and I'm not bias at all. It was my honor. Good luck again to you!sheronep likes this.
0Apr 16, '12 by CassBThanks lildrekie. That makes me feel better lol. Can I ask how many years of psych nsg experience you had before acceptance? I only have two years...which I know is the minimum they ask for. I've only done psych ever since I graduated. I have a competitive GPA so hoping that may help me out with my lack of experience. We will see!
0Apr 17, '12 by tiff3058I received a phone call that I was tentatively accepted into the program but am awaiting the letter later this week for the post master's psych-DNP program. Hopefully I can link up with others attending the Aug 2012 DNP intensive in AL. I am a FNP (licensed last summer) but wish I would have just gone straight into a Psych NP program and I would have been alot further in my psych career than beginning it now. It is a highly competitive program from what I hear and very rigorous I have heard from some.
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0Apr 18, '12 by CassBCongrats tiff! One more week of waiting for letters (I hope that's all...lol). I only applied to USA and only the BSN-DNP. Now I'm wishing I would have applied to the MSN track as well to better my chances. I received a student ID number from the financial aid office yesterday. I'm getting my hopes up from every little thing lol.


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Last year was probably the last time the UK will ever see a full nationwide paper census. Last year's census had the option to complete it online, one would imagine that in another 10 years online will be the only option. Developing, printing and mailing paper forms to every household in the land is getting expensive! There has been a census every 10 years in the UK since 1801, apart from 1941 due to the second world war. The first few censuses were simple head counts but have since grown to include all sorts of questions about personal views on the way way the country functions and British life in general.
You might wonder why I'm waffling on about some archaic aspect of being a Brit, but yesterday saw the publication of the results from last year's census. The numbers have been crunched, the statisticians have done their jobs and there are some interesting, though unsurprising, results pertaining to religious belief and practice in this country. The first figure that leaps out at me is the rise of non-religious population. In 2001 we were 14.8% of the population but are now 25.1%. The non-religious rise has been mainly taken from the Christian numbers. In 10 years their share of the population has dropped from 71.7% to 59.3% – a result recently described by a spokesman for the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales as 'challenging'. In real numbers it is even more encouraging, the population of the non-religious has swelled from 7.7 million people to 14.1 million in a decade.
There is some argument as to how much of a shift this actually is and if it even proves anything. As anyone who has ever had to write or answer a survey will know – it's all about framing the question. The question used in both 2001 and 2011 was "What is your religion?". This pre-supposes the person has a religion. Separate but smaller surveys put non-religious numbers much higher by first asking the yes/no question "Are you religious?", with the yes answer inviting the responder to enter their religious affiliation.
There is also a grey area around what counts as 'No Religion'. I think to most people, myself included, no religion means you don't identify as a member of a particular organised group. However, there are a lot of people out there for whom that statement is true, but believe in all kinds of spiritual peculiarities. The Muslim faith is also on the rise but possibly for different reasons. The census showed a rise in the number of Muslims, with the proportion of the population in 2011 standing at 4.8%, or 2.7 million, up 2% from 1.5 million in 2001. Most of this has been attributed to immigration levels from Muslim countries and the high birth rate amongst immigrants compared to other groups, but the true reason behind their rise is probably a mixture of different reasons. Other faiths all showed slight increases, all taking a piece of the pie from the collapsing of the Christian majority.
The Church of England especially is in in big trouble, its own surveys of its members paint a grim picture of the future. Despite being the largest religion in the UK, only 20% people identify as Anglican. A good proportion of those probably only attend church a few times a year, in fact 48% of those who identify as Anglican admit to never going to church. The Rev Dr Patrick Richmond believes the church will cease to have any meaning or possibly even exist in 20 years time if it cannot muster a serious recruitment drive. The average age of its congregation now stands at 61, over 65 in more rural parishes. Once this generation has died there is unlikely to be anyone to replace them. Adult attendance has halved in the last 40 years and childhood attendance has seen an incredible decrease of 80%. The results from the census are not perfect and people shouldn't place too much trust in statistics like this, but the results are encouraging. As the great Homer Simpson once said; "Aw, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. 14 percent of all people know that.".


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A couple months ago I received a planter. It has a variety of plants in it. One, being a small fiscus with varigated leaves. It has been doing so well in the planter but it really is time to transplant it into its own container. In the past I have found fiscus to be very tempermental about location changes and especially transplanting them to new containers. Although I usually have a fairly green thumb, I have never gotten a fiscus tree to live. I would really love to have success with this one. It has an emotional meaning to me. The planter was given to me when my mother passed on two months ago. Any advice about transplanting/care would be so appreciated!
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Thank you Toni.The Fiscus is small right now. Probably not more than about 12 inches tall, but fairly full. The leaves are so nice right now, soft and flexible and I hate the thought that I am about to cause them to turn yellow/brown and fall off. At least that is my past experience with fiscus. UGH! There are quite a few other plants in the planter. That's why I don't want to wait much longer. I know, from past experience, fiscus just don't like to be fooled with and I hate that I have to separate roots. I just want the shock to be minimized to the fiscus. There are hmmmm, I'd say at least 5 other plants in the planter also. There is even an African Violet in the mix, along with the typical palms, common philo, and several others. If the fiscus was all by itself in the planter, I would leave it for now. But I know the longer I wait, the harder it is going to be to separate the jumble of roots. Sooooooo....I guess it is now or never. |
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The regional conference of the National Broadcasting Society was held in St. Louis on October 29-30, 2010. The conference convened at the Millennium Hotel in downtown St. Louis. The two-day meeting was filled with workshops and media tours. On Saturday regional audio and video awards were presented.
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Toy Stories at Havu Gallery: Out of the sandbox and into the world
Laurel Swab, "Head with Marbles," oil on panel.
Face it, we never really get rid of our toys after we grow up. They morph and change shape a little bit, but they're still toys, though perhaps imbued with a different, more complex meaning. As kids, we play because it helps us learn to navigate the world. As adults, we play at playing -- play becomes a way to get away from it all. It's only natural for toys to show up in contemporary artwork, as well, and the weight they can give our artistic statements -- from the idea of toys as artifacts or objects of delight to a more sobering view of them as symbols of the lost paradise of childhood -- is pretty astute.
Three sculptors (Esteban Blanco and the team of Phillip Maberry and Scott Walker) and three painters (Michael Brennan, Frances Lerner and Laurel Swap) share such observations in Toy Stories, which opened last Friday at the William Havu Gallery, 1040 Cherokee Street. And, as the following pictures prove, the results are eye-popping.
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Alrighty then.
Lots of response to the planning of the MOB
I'm really excited about it.
Ok, so it seems we have a date: 1st December 2012. (hope this suits everyone)
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The time I'm having difficulty with, I'd make a whole day of it and start at 10:00am, but let me know what time would suit, then we can adapt.
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DeMarcus Ware in top 10, but how high?
June, 26, 2012
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IRVING, Texas – The Cowboys will be represented in the top 10 of the NFL Network's top 100 players of 2011 feature thanks to DeMarcus Ware.
Incredibly, Ware was not in the top 10 a year ago, finishing 12th. Now the question is whether he will be the highest-ranked defensive player in the poll. The show will air Wednesday at 7 p.m.
New York Jet cornerback Darrelle Revis would seem to be Ware's biggest competition.
Ware was second in the league in sacks last year with 19.5 He has had at least 11 sacks in a season from 2006-11, including 20 in 2008. Since sacks became an official stat, only Reggie White (105) had more sacks in his first 100 games than Ware (85). White (five) is the only player with more 15-sack seasons in a career than Ware (three).
By the way the only other Cowboys in the top 100 list, as chosen by 448 players from across the league, are Jason Witten (No. 75) and Tony Romo (No. 91).
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You have to think quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Drew Brees will be higher. After that it's a flip of the coin between Ware and Revis but maybe wide receiver Calvin Johnson because of how ridiculous a season he had in 2011.
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