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Heineman holds State of State address
UPDATED 6:29 PM CST Jan 15, 2014Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman is calling for a long-term study of Nebraska's prison system and promising short-term fixes to address the immediate overcrowding problem.
Video TranscriptJENKINS' CASE IS AT THE CENTER OF STATEWIDE DEBATE OVER CHANGING NEBRASKA'S PRISON SYSTEM. AND GOVERNOR DAVE HEINEMAN HIGHLIGHTED IT DURING THIS MORNING'S STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS. THE GOVERNOR TOUCHED ON A NUMBER OF THINGS HE WANTS TO CHANGE IN HIS FINAL YEAR IN OFFICE. K-E-T-V NEWSWATCH 7'S ANDREW OZAKI REPORTS FROM THE STATE CAPITOL.. NEW AT SIX. ( nat snd: your committee escorting the governor of the great state of Nebraska. ) IN HIS 10TH AND FINAL STATE OF THE STATE... NEBRASKA'S LONGEST SERVING GOVERNOR CAME OUT SWINGING-- AT THE FEDERAL AFFORDABLE CARE ACT.( Governor Dave Heineman: The implementation has been one disaster after another. ) ANY EFFORT TO EXPAND MEDICAID COVERAGE.( Governor Dave Heineman: The responsible choice is to reject this option.) HE REPEATED HIS CALL TO REPEAL THE AUTOMATIC GOOD TIME LAW FOR VIOLENT CRIMINALS. POINTING TO NIKKO JENKINS-- ACCUSED OF MURDERING FOUR PEOPLE DAYS AFTER HE WAS RELEASED.( Heineman: The recent murders should be a wake up call for every one of us.) AND PUSHING HIS 3 YEAR 500-MILLION DOLLAR PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX RELIEF PACKAGE. ( Governor Dave Heineman: Nebraska has 1.2 billion dollars in cash. Nebraska is over-taxing it's citizens right now and we need to change that. ) BUT SOME SENATORS QUESTION JUST HOW MUCH PUNCH THE GOVERNOR STILL HAS.( Senator Steve Lathrop: Every year he has less influence and mostly because of the rhetoric and you heard it today it gets more and more political.) OMAHA SENATOR STEVE LATHROP CRITICIZED THE GOVERNOR FOR NOT ADDRESSING OVERCROWDING OR REHABILITATION PROGRAMS AS PART OF PRISON REFORM. AND SAYS HEINEMAN IGNORED RECOMMENDATIONS OFFERED BY TAX MODERIZATION COMMITTEE AFTER WEEKS OF HEARINGS ACROSS THE STATE.( Senator Steve Lathrop: The property tax proposal the governor just offered will help agricultural people and do absolutely nothing for people in Omaha. ) OTHER LAWMAKERS LIKE BEAU MCCOY... WHO IS RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR... SAYS HEINEMAN IS ON TARGET WITH MANY NEBRASKANS ... AND FAR FROM BEING A LAME DUCK.( Senator Beau McCoy: To the best of my knowledge he's probably going to leave office with the highest approval rating in this state's history. ) BUT NOT BEFORE SOME TOUGH BATTLES WITH LAWMAKERS. IN LINCOLN, ANDREW OZAKI KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN. YOU CAN READ EVERY WORD OF THE GOVERNOR'S STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS..WE'VE POSTED IT ONLINE AT K-E-T-V DOT COM. IN OMAHA.. THE HUMANE
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Previously I've charged David Bentley Hart with proffering a primarily protological ontology. But here he strikes a more resolute eschatological note:
"Both our being and our essence always exceed the moment of our existence, lying before us as gratuity and futurity, mediated to us only in the splendid eros and terror of our in fieri, because finite existence — far from being the dialectical labor of an original contradiction — is a pure gift, grounded in no original substance, wavering from nothinness into the openness of God's self-outpouring infinity, persisting in a condition of absolute fragility and fortuity, impossible in itself, and so actual beyond itself. Becoming is an ecstasy, and nothing besides; it is indeed a constant tension — between what a thing is and what it is not, between its past and its future, between interior and exterior, and so on — but it is not originally a violent departure from the stability of an original essence. Our being is simply the rapture of arrival . . . creaturely becoming, in its original and ultimate truth, departs from no ground but simply hastens to an end . . ." (p. 244)
Here at least, Hart seems to posit a decidedly eschatological ontology in which our being is constituted by its apocalyptic orientation towards of God's future. Good stuff.


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by Jac La Tour
This is the final post in our series of email interviews with presenters for the upcoming 2012 Financial Forum for Ministries.
Dave Moja is a partner and national director of not-for-profit tax services with CapinCrouse LLP. He will discuss recent Internal Revenue Service (IRS), congressional, and court pronouncements. He'll also talk about ministers' payroll and unrelated business income as well as health care compliance issues. Here are Dave's responses to my questions.
Jac: How will your presentation help attendees serve their ministries?
Dave: The tax laws affecting churches and ministries are constantly changing. And, in many cases, the accounting teams at these organizations do not have a central place—no "one-stop-shop"—where they can go to keep up with all these changes. This session will provide up-to-date information on tax and compliance issues that should be pertinent to attendees. They should leave better equipped to handle the continual onslaught of government requirements. We are most definitely in a "season of compliance."
Jac: What are three important takeaways attendees will learn during your presentation?
Dave: The first thing attendees will take away is a summary of recent IRS pronouncements that affect their ministries. They will also receive practical insights and a list of the best methods for handling not-for-profit tax and compliance issues. A third takeaway will be predictive insight into what new requirements are expected in 2013 and beyond.
Jac: How will the format of the forum make it an even more valuable learning experience?
Dave: I will tackle the daunting task of keeping up with compliance issues by providing a number of handouts that should allow attendees to focus on the presentation and take valuable data with them for future reference. This kind of material is best explained in a give-and-take format, so attendees will have ample opportunity to ask questions.
Dave will present at the financial forum in Colorado Springs on December 4, 2012. Follow this link to learn more and sign up.


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Special operations forces kill newly appointed IMU leader for Afghanistan
Coalition and Afghan special operations forces killed the newly appointed leader for the al Qaeda-linked Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan's forces in Afghanistan during a raid in the northwest several days ago.
The International Security Assistance Force confirmed that it killed Osmani Sahib, who had been appointed to lead the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan's operations after his predecessor, Makhdum Nusrat, was killed in a raid in the Shirin Tagab district in Faryab province on March 26.
Osmani "was one of multiple IMU members killed in an exchange of fire that resulted from the insurgents' attempt to attack the combined Afghan and coalition force during the operation," which took place on April 7 in the Almar district in Faryab. In the press release announcing Nusrat's death, ISAF described the IMU as "a terrorist organization closely linked to al Qaeda and the Taliban."
ISAF had initially stated on April 7 that the combined special operations force captured an Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan financier and killed "multiple insurgents." ISAF said the IMU facilitator "provided funds for attacks against Afghan and Coalition security forces throughout the province [see LWJ report, ISAF captures IMU suicide attack facilitator, financier in raids in Afghan north].
ISAF has stepped up the targeting of the IMU's leadership cadre over the past month. Coalition and Afghan commandos have targeted top IMU leaders in nine raids in Badakhshan, Faryab, Kunduz, and Takhar provinces since Jan. 29.
ISAF and Afghan forces have killed the IMU's top commander in Afghanistan three times since April 2011. Nusrat's predecessor was killed during a raid in Kunduz province in April 2011. He served as "a key conduit between the senior IMU leadership in Pakistan and senior Taliban leadership in Afghanistan," and aided in suicide, IED, and other attacks by the IMU in the north, according to ISAF. He had been freed from a Pakistani jail in 2010 and immediately returned to lead forces in Afghanistan [see LWJ report, ISAF captures Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan's top commander for Afghanistan].
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan is a key ally of al Qaeda and the Taliban, and supports operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as plots attacks in Europe. The IMU is known to fight alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan and has integrated into the Taliban's shadow government in the north [for more information on the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, see LWJ report, IMU cleric urges Pakistanis to continue sheltering jihadis in Waziristan].
READER COMMENTS: "Special operations forces kill newly appointed IMU leader for Afghanistan"
Posted by Eddie D. at April 9, 2012 12:21 PM ET:
1 goes up and 10 fall down. lollllllll
Posted by wallbangr at April 9, 2012 12:27 PM ET:
It's a revolving position...
Posted by Devin Leonard at April 9, 2012 2:26 PM ET:
Well done boys, the IMU is getting hammered thanks to these raids:)
Posted by gerald at April 9, 2012 3:41 PM ET:
Good job on teaching the Afghans how o play Whack-A-Mullah! Keep up the good work fellas!
Posted by Afghan at April 9, 2012 9:30 PM ET:
IMU could be called the 5th shura of the taliban since taliban cant reach out to the north Afghanistan all the way from porkistan so they hired IMU to run their 5th shura outa Kunduz and cover all north for the taliban and i am so hopeful of Afghan Special Operations Group
Posted by JT at April 9, 2012 11:32 PM ET:
Kind of like a good guy version of sheriffs in Mexico. Let's hope that the overseas version continues and the North American one does not.
Posted by Barry Larking at April 10, 2012 4:47 AM ET:
The benefits package for this post will have to improve or simply no one will take it on.
This is exactly the sort of news the wider public does read nor see. Pity. The one-sided "all is lost (but illegal anyway) in Aghanistan" mood music of the MSM blots out the achievements of our chaps quietly going about their business knocking off the wife beaters.
More good news today Americans! The European Court of Human Rights (don't be unkind) has decided the U.S.A. is part of civilisation afterall and some very nasty types hiding behind Blighty's ancient laws can be booted out to enjoy a view of - Colorado? - from behind bars.
Posted by Don at April 10, 2012 11:08 PM ET:
I'm from Texas and currently stationed in the "stan. Would prefer they see Colorado from the vantage point of the end of a rope. But, great work by the SOF.
Posted by Ron Moraca at May 7, 2012 1:39 PM ET:
Marvelolus shooting!!! Their manner of death, whether by missile or bullet, doesn't matter. That they're dead does matter.


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eFax, a provider of online fax services and a brand of j2 Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: JCOM), today announced its latest iOS app which makes it even easier to send, receive, sign, and print faxes directly from an iPhone, iPad, iPad mini and iPod touch. The iOS app incorporates the most requested new features and provides eFax customers with new and improved ways to fax anytime, from anywhere.
In November 2012, Apple reported that more than 3 million iPad mini and fourth-generation iPad devices were sold during the devices' launch weekend1. "These devices are driving increased productivity in the office, on the road, and at home," said Kyle Flowers, marketing director at j2 Global. "Enhancements to the eFax iOS app ensure that users can send and receive important faxes whenever and wherever duty calls, such as signing a contract from a cab, sending an invoice from a hotel room, or approving an expense report from the couch." Listen to a podcast interviewon the new iOS app with Kyle Flowers.
Email attachments or documents stored in popular online cloud solutions can now easily be faxed directly from the enhanced eFax iOS app. The latest features include:
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eFax is a pioneer in the fax business, with a string of technology and business firsts dating back to 1988. eFax remains an important communications tool for over 11 million subscribers worldwide, as well as companies of all sizes, from sole proprietors with a single fax number to Fortune 100 and 500 companies with thousands of fax numbers.
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The talk by Bass will be held at the Little Theater in the Village Green Town Center at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will go on sale March 18 at the library. Adult tickets will cost $10 and student tickets $5. There will be a limited "Meet and Eat" reception before the evening talk with wine and heavy hors d'oeuvres served. Reservations for the reception and reserved seating to the talk will be $75 per person.
Catch up on some reading during these last cold and rainy days of winter. Here are the top five novels in 2012 for Fiction and Mystery/Thriller according to Goodreads, a "social cataloging" website that boasts 10 million readers.
Fiction Top Five includes: "The Casual Vacancy" by J.K. Rowling, "Where We Belong" by Emily Giffin, "Home Front" by Kristen Hannah, "The Age of Miracles" by Karen Thompson Walker and "This is How You Lose Her" by Junot Diaz.
The Top Five Mystery/Thriller includes: "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn, "Celebrity In Death" by J.D. Robb, "11th Hour" by James Patterson, "Defending Jacob" by William Landay and "The Beautiful Mystery" by Louise Penny.
All books are available at your public library.
March computer classes are available for registration. All classes require a $5 refundable deposit and are free of charge to all patrons with a valid library card on a first-come, first-served basis:
Basic Computer: March 3 and 6, 10 a.m. to noon; Intermediate Computer: March 19 and 21, 3 to 5 p.m.; Beginning Email: March 18 and 20, 10 a.m. to noon; Excel: March 25-28, 3 to 5 p.m.; Basic Internet: March 11 and 13, 10 a.m. to noon; PowerPoint: March 12 and 14, 3 to 5 p.m.; and Word: March 5 and 7, 3 to 5 p.m.
The following E-reader Workshops will be offered during the month: March 9: Barnes & Noble Nook from noon to 2 p.m., Android Devices, from 2 to 4 p.m.; March 15: Amazon Kindle from noon to 2 p.m.; March 23: iPad and iPhones from noon to 2.p.m.
For more information about the library and its services, go to www.clevelandlibrary.org.


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Virginia is a patchy blend of black comedy and Southern gothic melodrama
Starring Jennifer Connolly and Ed Harris. Rated PG.
At first glance, Virginia seems to have a lot going for it. Produced by Gus Van Sant, it serves as the directorial debut for Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black. Black's impressive screenplay for Milk has apparently given him the courage to push the envelope here. Unfortunately, his latest script turns out to be a patchy blend of black comedy and Southern gothic melodrama that inevitably disappoints.
Jennifer Connelly stars in the title role as a mentally unbalanced woman who refuses to admit she's dying of cancer. Her life revolves around Emmett, her 16-year-old son (Harrison Gilbertson). She's also deeply involved in a long-time affair with Dick Tipton, the town sheriff (Ed Harris). Dick is a married Mormon who's running for the state Senate. Although he appears to be an upright family man, he enjoys indulging in kinky sex with Virginia.
Although Virginia has informed her son that his father was a stock-car racer who happened to be passing through town, Emmett has long suspected that Dick is his actual dad. Things get even more complicated when Emmett falls for Dick's daughter (Emma Roberts). What else does Black add to the mix? Among other things, Dick's neurotic wife (Amy Madigan) and a cross-dressing blackmailer (Toby Jones).
Even without a running time of almost two hours, the plot would seem bloated with self-indulgence. Despite isolated moments of insight and tenderness, it's no surprise when the story begins to unravel. It's a real shame, too, if only because the accomplished cast works so hard to hold everything together.
There are some truly inspiring performances here. This is Connelly's best work in years. And Harris manages the difficult trick of making us feel genuine empathy for a man who deserves no respect whatsoever. But by the time Virginia grinds to its hollow conclusion, we just want to forget the whole thing ever happened.
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The first thing you notice about gold medal winning Olympic rower Esther Lofgren is her smile. The next thing you notice is her height — at 6'2″ Esther towers over nearly everyone she meets, but she's warm and will happily stoop to accomodate those around her. The Harvard grad took home the gold during the London Olympics with an impressive team performance in the women's eight-person race.
We spoke to Esther while she was getting her nails done at the P&G Family Home salon about how she made it to the Olympics, what it's like to work with all women, and how she keeps her skin looking so damn good.


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Makes 6 to 8 servings
active time
25 minutes
total time
40 minutes
- 1 1/2 cups quinoa (9 to 10 ounces), rinsed, drained
- 4 cups (packed) baby spinach leaves
- 2 15- to 16-ounce cans garbanzo beans (chickpeas), rinsed, drained
- 1 3/4 cups 1/3-inch cubes unpeeled English hothouse cucumber
- 1 1-pint container multicolored baby heirloom tomatoes, halved (2 1/2 cups)
- 1 cup (packed) fresh mint leaves
- 1 1/2 cups coarsely crumbled feta cheese (about 7 ounces), divided
- 1/4 cup Sherry wine vinegar
- 2 1/2 teaspoons smoked paprika
- 1/2 cup olive oil
Place quinoa in large saucepan; add enough salted water to cover quinoa by 1 inch. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer until quinoa is tender, 15 to 16 minutes. Drain. Chill until cool.
Meanwhile, combine spinach leaves, garbanzos, cubed cucumber, halved tomatoes, mint leaves, and half of feta cheese in extra-large bowl. Add cooled quinoa and toss gently to blend.
Whisk vinegar and smoked paprika in small bowl. Gradually whisk in oil. Season dressing with salt and pepper. Pour dressing over salad; toss to coat. Season generously with salt and pepper. Sprinkle remaining feta over.
Per serving: 459 calories, 24 g fat, 14 g fiber
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1.) "New York nightlife is dead" or "New York is dead," or any variation on that theme. The only person who wants to hear that they are working in a dead environment while at work is a mortician. And while it sometimes seems like that's where we are working, with everyone on Grindr at a club, it's still our job. You wouldn't walk into a bakery and tell the baker, "You must be dying now that everyone is gluten intolerant." Buzzkill!
2.) Do you have a drink ticket? I, in theory, don't mind people asking that, because most people don't actually have the nerve to ask. But at least say, "Hi," before you say it. And maybe pretend like you actually want to interact with me. On my new business cards, I want to print: Daniel Nardicio, Drink Ticket Dispenser.
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You don't say where you are or what type of grass you have. That would help. In northern and central parts of America, lawn renovation season is almost here. Labor Day is a good time to start as long as you don't have areas to kill off first -- I see your previous owner has done that for you already. I would suspect a fungal disease. Lawns left to grow too long will matt down and become a breeding ground for lawn fungus. |
- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Tue, Jul 30, 13 at 22:02
Really need to know where you live and what kind of grass you have. I can see your lawn is not a southern lawn by the way it looks, so if you happen to live in the south, then that is part of the problem. These facts will come as a surprise to you. 2. Now is not the time to be fertilizing with chemicals. Adding chemical stress to the heat stress (and to the mowing short stress) could deal the final blow. The new sod looks like it was not watered 3x per day for 2-3 weeks like it should have been. Could be unrecoverable at this point. Once you have the grass established, you should be watering no more than once per week in the hottest heat of summer and transitioning to monthly in the cooler months. Mowing height is more often high than low. Unless you have creeping bentgrass, bermuda, or centipede, you should be mowing at least 3 inches and as high as 4. Here is a picture of Kentucky bluegrass mowed at the mower's highest setting. That lawn is only fertilized with organic fertilizer and is watered once every other week. Of course your watering depends on a lot of factors, but his grass doesn't show any drought stress for 2 weeks. |
There is tall turf, and then there is really long turf. I'm talking about grass that is high enough to mat down, creating a breeding ground for fungal diseases. We see it in winter with snow mold on grass that wasn't cut short enough in late fall. We also see it in summer in areas that tend to hold more water. Turfgrass can also develop certain fungal diseases in response to being overfertilized, so there's that to consider. Brown patch is an example. We have an area like that just off our patio, and I made the mistake of emptying the dogs' kiddie pool onto it. I had mowed at 4" before the heat hit and didn't mow for almost a month after that, and that grass became too tall. It matted down and now it looks pretty awful. I completely agree about leaving the mower deck high at this time of year. The fact that I watched the weather forecast and mowed accordingly made a huge difference. I only watered the lawn once in the month we had no rain, and it looked relatively good, considering what it was going through. It would really help to know where the OP is located. Lawn renovation time is near of here -- but I am happy to say this is the first time in our seven seasons in Kansas when I don't have to do any overseeding!!! |
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we are getting married at the end of october and were planning on going to new york for our honeymoon, but my dad is starting to get a little nervous about the idea of two young kids from arkansas getting lost in new york. so any ideas on where we should go? my fiancee has always wanted to go to the new england states and we live in arkansas so we would like to go somewhere cooler.
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- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 28, 06 at 23:40
Whatever you plan to do, just make sure your dad has lots of information about what your plans are, and he will worry less. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding, and I hope you have a lovely honeymoon. |
You might consider going to a local travel agent. That way you can talk face to face with someone who has the reasorces for lots of ideas. In theory, they can really listen to what your wants and needs are and help you plan a really great trip. And you and your dad will get a bit of peace of mind with having a local person who can really understand "two young kids from arkansas getting lost in new york." New England in the fall can be beautiful. The end of October will be past the colorful leaves in northern New England. The Conneticut DEP says their's is usually between October 20-25. Do you plan to drive, fly, bus or take a train to your honeymoon destination? The best places to go might be a bit different depending upon how you plan to get there. |
I may be off base but I thought the height of fall colors in New England was in early October. That's when I visited one year and it was gorgeous. But I'm wondering if it's all over by the end of the month. I think NYC is a wonderful place to go and so easy to get around. Transportation is so readily available and there is so much to do! Go buy a current guidebook for New York and make all your plans from the book. I would stay at a hotel in midtown Manhattan, so you can walk a lot of places. Subways are really easy to maneuver and with the way the city is laid out in a grid, it's really easy to figure out how to get places. There's Broadway (and half price day of performance tickets available at the TKTS booth in Times Square - don't be intimidated by a long line, it moves fast); Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island; Chrysler building and Empire State Building; Greenwich Village; Chinatown; Central Park; the Brooklyn Bridge -- just to name a few attractions! The people in New York are friendly and helpful. There's really nothing to be scared of. By the way, I live in Houston, but have enjoyed a few visits to New York and I highly recommend it. |
- Posted by joann23456 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 29, 06 at 11:45
The color in New England will be mostly over by the end of October. Peak in New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine is usually early October, and peak farther south is around the middle of the month. I agree with the other posters - if you want to go to New York, don't get scared off just because it's big. Do some research, decide what you want to see and how to get there. I can remember getting lost in New York, and one of the best things is that you can nearly always find a taxi and get back to your hotel easily. |
- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Fri, Sep 29, 06 at 12:23
you're old enough to get married, but not old enough to come to NYC? How old are you anyway? I grew up in SMALL TOWN Iowa, and I moved here at the age of 23. Unless you're 17 or something, You won't get THAT lost, and us NYers will be glad to help some kids from Arkansas figure out they're going the wrong way. Heck, we even volunteer assistance to people who haven't even asked yet; they just look confused and have a subway map in their hands. It's not a big, bad, dangerous city (esp. not before 1am, and not if you're sober--the last two horror stories happened to people who were stumbling drunk and alone). Crime is down, way down. And it's not that easy to get lost, either, actually. The island of Manhattan is only 13 square miles, and the streets are numbered, mostly. All the streets are labeled; the subways are labeled. I like the Michelin Green Guide; it has great info about the city's history, and neat "walking tours" that help you see neighborhoods on a smaller scale (and maps of those smaller streets). I always keep a current copy in my home, for if visitors come. How long will you have? Figure you'll only really get to see 2 big things each day, and then make a list of what it is you most want to see. What would you be bummed to miss? Everybody has something different on that list (for my Mom is was the Plaza Hotel; for me, the House on East 88th Street where Lyle the crocodile lived; for many people it's the classics like Empire State Bldg, etc.) What might set your dad at ease is if you had the phone number of someone you could call if you DID get lost. In that regard, staying at a hotel w/ a 24-hour concierge might set his mind at ease; you could call and say, "which direction should I go?" or "would you send a cab to pick us up?" The thing is, here is the only dangerous way you could get lost: if you get on the wrong subway train going the wrong direction, and don't realize it in time, and end up way out in the Bronx or Brooklyn. But honestly, I've seen this happen time and time again--some NYer will say, "where are you trying to go?" (and if this does happen to you, don't leave the subway system; ask someone for directions how to catch a train going back the opposite direction) Come to NYC--honest, you'll be safe. And "lost" isn't always bad. |
- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Sat, Oct 7, 06 at 17:52
My youngest son moved to NYC when he graduated from college. He was a California suburban kid. I bought him a pocket map of the city at the local book store. He managed just fine. A special guidebook would be excellent for your honeymoon. Be sure to have lunch or a latte at the pretty cafe in Rockerfeller Plaza that looks out on the skating rink--Tavern on the Green. I dearly love Sardi's Restaurant in the theater district, and I always order their Baked Alaska as I order my dinner. You have to order it early to be ready to serve in time, but it is the most wonderful dessert the way they make it. There are lots of museums and tourist places. You should have a wonderful time. It is almost the Christmas season when you will be there. Buy yourselves a special tree ornament to remember your wedding and honeymoon every year when you decorate the tree. |
- Posted by weddingchic80 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 20, 06 at 10:30
NY is not that bad TRUST me. If you like art, remember that museums are closed on random days during the week. The Metropolitan - CLosed Monday The Guggenheim - Closed Thursday MOMA (Museum of Modern Art)- Closed Tuesday There is also a museum of sex which is pretty entertaining. I'm not sure when that's closed. If you are planning on going to a museum, just call ahead to make sure it's open! Have fun! |
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Now perhaps you've read into that first paragraph to imply it's not a good movie. I wouldn't go that far, necessarily, because I think it accomplished what it set out to do. What that actually was, I don't know. At all. Not really. But I'm sure it succeeded. Is this becoming any clearer?
The Film
The set up is simple enough. There's a call for people to find themselves and to do so at the Arboria Institute, a kind of new age enlightenment place that helps you find yourself through amid award winning botanicals and advances in technology. So says Dr. Arboria. But then we don't see Dr. Arboria for quite a while. We see the other Dr. at the institute, Barry Nyle (Michael Rogers, Duets) as he interviews a young woman, Elena (Eva Allen, The Big Year) who appears to be under heavy sedation.
Eventually all sorts of strange things happen. I can't even begin to explain. Not that it would necessarily ruin anything, I honestly don't know that I could possibly spoil anything, but that's the thing…I'm not really sure what the story is here. This could be the kind of film that starts to develop itself upon repeat viewings, and there is a method to the whole thing, so it's not a senseless film, but it's not easy to get into. It's not easy to follow along or to understand the motivations of the characters. Towards the end of the film there becomes a clear motivation and the pace quickens, but how we got to that point is a strange adventure, indeed.
There are some amazing aspects to this film. The 1980's is firmly realized. The buttons, the lights, the hair styles, the car, the music and so much more all feel very authentic to the decade. The film takes place in 1983, and if you weren't convinced about the time period, President Reagan appears a few times just to make sure you know. The music is fitting, as I mentioned, but it's also very well done. It has a certain quality that reminds me of parts of Drive and also Tron 2. I particularly liked the very giant dial Barry uses to turn up the intensity of crazy (or maybe we could call it the Black Rainbow?) inside the institute. But that's just because I like oversized dials. Those should make a comeback.
And whatever makes the last quarter of the film more enjoyable and easy to watch also falls apart in the very last moments. I won't detail the very end, but the cat and mouse play ends very abruptly. So abruptly it seems like it must be a joke. But it isn't . That's really the ending. I'm not a stranger to abrupt endings. I was one of the people who will go to great lengths to defend the ending of No Country for Old Men. And I've read the book, so I know how it's supposed to end and I still favor the Coen brother's ending. This almost felt like no one knew how to just stop the damn thing and then the whistle blew.
Oh well. I don't want to trash this film. I really don't. I feel completely let down from what I was hoping it would be, but I'm not entirely sure the film is at fault. Maybe I missed something. I just don't think I could go back and watch it again to give it a second chance. Of course this means I can't really recommend it to anyone, but I do know there are fans of the film out there. They may be very few and far between, but they do exist. If you enjoy taking adventures with your movie watching, then of course you should watch this. If you enjoy the idea of dropping acid but don't want to actually do anything illegal, this could be the solution.
The image presentation of Beyond the Black Rainbow is pleasing. There is an intentional aging look to the film to give it that 80's feel, and there are many moments where contrast, colors, gamma, and all sorts of other controls are distorted and exaggerated, so at times it may be hard to judge the picture quality by any typical standards. But it fits the mood and intention of the filmmakers as well as I think is probably possible.
Again, the audio is meant to appeal to a certain era, and like the video presentation, succeeds in sounding 30 years old. The surrounds are well utilized, hoverer, so the experience is immersive.
Conclusion and Recommendation
I've already given my recommendation, but I am far from conclusive about anything. This film is a trip. It has style and there is obviously a creative talent behind the mess. But it's really more of an experience than a story. It's supposed to be a sci-fi horror, or maybe a sci-fi thriller. I find it lacking in both the science fiction and the thriller or horror elements. I've heard this film compared to the styles of Stanley Kubrick, David Cronenberg and other auteurs, but with my current understanding and appreciation for this film I find that to be an insult. The film is certainly trying to do something. It's trying desperately to be different and it may be trying to reach for the always unreachable (at least intentionally) cult status. I'm glad I watched the film, I don't feel cheated or robbed from having watched it. Having bought it is another thing altogether. So there's your word of caution. If you are interested in watching, I suggest renting. The blu-ray presentation is strong, but I think most viewers won't want to revisit this title at all.
Conclusion: Rent it. If you feel adventurous.


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