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Carolina Declares Candidacy
by Staff | Apr 29, 2013 7:04 am
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Kermit Carolina said Sunday night that he has made his decision: He's running for the Democratic mayoral nomination for mayor.
Carolina, the principal of Hillhouse High School, plans to file official papers to run this week.
In a release announcing his decision, Carolina stressed his New Haven roots—including living in the old Elm Haven projects and growing up in a single-parent home; attending public school here; owning a home in town; working for government; having kids in the public schools.
He also promised to take his campaign to every neighborhood.
His decision follows a meeting in the Hill last week at which members of his "exploratory" committee urged him to take the plunge.
Carolina, who is 45 years old, will join fellow Democrats Justin Elicker, Toni Harp, Gary Holder-Winfield, Henry Fernandez, Sundiat Keitazulu, and Matthew Nemerson in seeking the party's nomination in a Sept. 10 primary to succeed retiring two-decade incumbent Mayor John DeStefano.
Following is the full text of the statement Carolina released Sunday evening:
"After several months of contemplating a run for public office—inclusive of the formation of the Exploratory Committee—I have decided to seek the office of Mayor of the City of New Haven. As a former resident of the Elm Haven Public Housing Project and a product of a single-parent home, I learned firsthand about the impact that poverty has on families. From this experience, I learned early on about the importance of sacrifice, resilience and the value of education.
"Being a graduate and current employee of the New Haven Public School system, I have developed a unique understanding and appreciation of the challenges faced by students and families across this city. Despite the many challenges the city is facing, my appreciation of New Haven has never wavered. My wife and I have been homeowners in this city for many years, my children attend New Haven Public Schools, and I have never worked in any other city. New Haven has always been my home.
"My decision to run is firmly rooted in my belief that New Haven can do better for those who have been locked out and forgotten. Poverty impacts us all. Poverty is at the root of crime, low educational achievement, high levels of unemployment and the dysfunction that exists in many families.
My candidacy will also address the challenges facing middle-class families. There must be a concerted effort to address superfluous expenditures and rising property taxes.
"We must also be audacious in our quest to find new sources of revenue. Such boldness requires leadership that is not wedded to the politics of the past, but rooted in a new vision for our city's future.
"I look forward to bringing my campaign to every neighborhood in this city, and sharing my vision for New Haven's future."
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posted by: Curious on April 28, 2013 7:44pm
Democracy Fund status? I would expect the NHI to ask him this as soon as possible.
posted by: Threefifths on April 28, 2013 9:47pm
For kermit Carolina.your Theme song. The rest must step back.
posted by: GoodNatured on April 28, 2013 10:34pm
Carolina looks like a candidate with real integrity - a welcome relief from a couple of the more recent entries.
I hope Carolina will commit to the Democracy Fund—it would be the most convincing sign that he is ready to overturn the old cronyism that is killing this city.
posted by: stick21 on April 29, 2013 5:50am
Finally announced after after months of thought….I guess it took that long to prepare a written statement on why he is running!
Democracy fund or not? Left that out of prepared statement!
posted by: westville man on April 29, 2013 7:43am
He IS participating in the Democracy fund. He made that clear during exploratory.
posted by: robn on April 29, 2013 8:06am
I believe Mr Carolina has, in the past, committed to the Democracy Fund.
posted by: Curious on April 29, 2013 9:53am
Committing in the past or during the exploratory phase is not the same as coming out in your declaration and saying it.
I'd like to hear it from Kermit the official candidate for mayor, not Kermit the guy musing about maybe running or not.
posted by: Threefifths on April 29, 2013 11:26am
posted by: Curious on April 29, 2013 10:53am
Committing in the past or during the exploratory phase is not the same as coming out in your declaration and saying it.
I'd like to hear it from Kermit the official candidate for mayor, not Kermit the guy musing about maybe running or not.
He says it in here.
posted by: westville man on April 29, 2013 11:28am
Curious, you have the right to know that and he will confirm his participation in the Fund.
posted by: Curious on April 29, 2013 2:45pm
Excellent! Great news. This tips the balance. Now MOST candidates are participating.
posted by: Brian L. Jenkins on April 29, 2013 3:18pm
Where do I begin?
I have known Mr. Carolina and his family for a very long time and believe me, they are all beautiful people.
I have also watched Mr. Carolina blossom into a fine and successful young man. Kerm has extreme admirable qualities as an educator, but the political arena in New Haven he will find, is the complete antithesis of the classroom. In essence, he is in far over his head on this quest to be mayor.
Nevertheless, I would like to commend Mr. Jefferson for his encouragement to coax Mr. Carolina to run and to believe that he can win.
Moreover, I would be remiss if I didn't also commend Mr. Scott X, (the leader of the Entertainment Association of the Advancement of Certain People)for his silent roll in Kerm's quest to be mayor….
posted by: Brian L. Jenkins on April 29, 2013 3:19pm
But I'm not fooled into believing that these guys truly believe in what they're embarking on. This smells very funny to me. In that, it reminds me of a game called, Tony Dawson. The ultimate goal of the game is to go after Toni Harp hard, with hopes of enabling Henry to limp across the finish line in first place.
Where was all this fervor from Kerm and others when these young men were, and continue to be slaughtered across the city streets? Perhaps at an EAACP "First Friday!"
Don't allow yourselves as young people to be fooled by the political charades that are being espoused upon you by those that talk good until the smoke clears.
The city's problems are monumental. We can't experiment with individuals who are only concerned with "what they can gain personally."
Toni has a relationship with the state/Governor. This relationship will bode well when it comes to services and the Governor potentially ignoring areas of current debt.
New Haven is blessed and poised to make history by electing the first female Mayor of the wonderful city of New Haven.
Toni is more than just a female candidate, her experience and love of city far exceeds the rest of the field.
Being born in New Haven doesn't denote that one loves the city more. In fact, one can argue legitimately that those that chose to move here love it as well, because they had a choice.
Pepe's sells his pizza to Kerm at the same price in which he sells to Toni
posted by: speakingthetruth on April 29, 2013 8:37pm
Carolina isnt qualified to be the mayor of New Haven. He's a rah rah guy but much more suited to be a basketball coach than hold a powerful political office. For some reason he reminds me of a used car salesman….talking the talk in order to complete the sale…in this case our vote. He wont be getting mine.
posted by: True that on April 30, 2013 4:29am
@ Brian L. Jenkins, your conspiracy theory is so out there I can't stop laughing. So, Kermit formed his exploratory committee weeks before Henry announces, but he enters the race in order to help Henry? It's unfortunate that you feel a need to denigrate Scott X., question Michael Jefferson, and consider Kermit to be in over his head. I would actually respect your opinions if I didn't believe you were supporting Tony in order to gain employment. What's even more interesting is that I saw you at one of Kermit's exploratory committee meetings attempting to "network." I have always respected Toni. However, what she did to Gary Holder-Winfield is indefensible. You endorse him on Friday, and run against him on Monday? Who does that? You say you would only run "if struck by lightening" and then run although there was no lightening strike? Who does that? And how do you explain that? How could she look Gary in the face? Toni was convinced to run by the Union, who required her to pledge her support for them, which is likely to cost taxpayers a lot more money in the long-run. The Union should not be allowed to run this city, but if Toni gets in, their control will be complete. @Brian L. Jenkins I know that the job market is tough right now, but don't interview for a city job by denigrating other Black men, all of whom are gainfully employed.
posted by: Curious on April 30, 2013 9:01am
Wow, I thought people trying to "split the black vote" was low, but baselessly accusing someone of trying to split the black vote to undermine a campaign is even worse. Wow.
posted by: Brian L. Jenkins on April 30, 2013 12:21pm
I support President Obama, but I don't agree with everything he has done. It isn't personal, it's my prerogative to disagree.
I support Scott, Michael and Kerm, but don't agree with this political undertaking at this juncture. This doesn't mean that I dislike these brothers, quite the opposite, I'm impressed with them and am proud that they are gainfully employed.
I've been fighting the current Administration for years to help others become gainfully employed, and some of these guys were fighting me while protecting the Administration.
So don't come at me with this dumb stuff about denigrating your friends when you comment while hiding behind a false name.
I thought it was wrong when Kerm took a shot at Toni regarding her age. Did you read anything from Toni regarding what allegedly took place leading up to a suspension of Kerm? No! Because that's not her style to attack people in such a manner. For the record, I don't believe Kerm should have ever been suspended. If it were not for the excellence of attorney selection (Michael Jefferson) I believe his penalty would have been much worse. Nevertheless, I didn't read anything from you addressing Kerm for denigrating her. Perhaps I just happened to miss your comments accusing him of being disrespectful towards the sister. Please!
Regarding employment, I own two businesses in Georgia, where I am now. As a capitalist, I will always explore all opportunities across this country to bolster my income. What about you?
I have supported Toni for almost 20 years, and have never asked her for a penny. My loyalty to Toni is because of her vision, my love for her recently deceased husband, for her love of community, for her character and for ability get things done.
Regarding Gary holders claim, get over it and stop whining!


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Is this not putting the cart before the horse again. I can remember a time when you would be ostrasized for having illigimate children. My neighbors think it is great and my granddaughter who got married 1month before her son saw nothing wrong with sex before marriage. This world is going to end soon and many don't seem to care. Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we die! Well we die and Hell is what we would get with this attitude. Think what you are doing people!
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Flint, MI (WNEM-CNN) — A funeral service was interrupted by gunfire at Full Gospel Christian Church in Flint. Police confirm one was person was killed.
Steve Lawson, 28, was shot and killed inside the church. Lawson was shot in the head.
Mourners were gathered inside the church for the funeral of murder victim Gerrell Tyler. Tyler was the city's final homicide of 2012. He was shot to death on December 30th in his car at Milbourne and Myrtle avenues.
The shooting happened around 2:30 p.m. while a couple hundred people were inside the church.
According to witnesses shots were fired inside the church.
Flint Mayor Dayne Walling tweeted a statement. "Today's homicide at a local church is a horrible shock to our community. The perpetrator's disregard for life and faith is stunning."
Rodney Linton has lived in Flint his whole life and he's watched the changes his city has under gone -- but this latest act of violence is one of the most disturbing he says he's ever heard.
"I'm 43-years-old and I have never heard of a person killed in a church," he said. "It's horrible and Flint needs to do a lot better."
Danica Murphy is regular churchgoer. She says while she is shocked to hear about a shooting happening inside a church Saturday, she wasn't surprised by it.
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Internet telephony does not need to be complicated. You can talk to the world with just Kphone, a normal sound card, and an account with an Internet phone provider.
KDE's Kphone program, which Suse Linux and other distributions have recently started to include, is a simple telephony application for Linux. Kphone serves as a handy desktop tool for Voice over IP connections. You'll find that Kphone is very easy to configure. As you can see in Figure 1, the program prompts you for a few details when you launch it: in fact, you only need to specify the User Part of SIP URL and the Host Part of SIP URL. The Outbound Proxy is only required for extremely restrictive firewalls to allow outgoing connections. To be on the safe side, you might like to specify the proxy server for your first experiments, but try to do without a proxy later.
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Brother of Saint Tato and Saint Taso. Benedictine monk at Farfa, Sabina, Italy. The three brothers founded the monastery of San Vincenzo on the Voltorno river. First abbot of the house.
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Winner of BnB's 2012 top 10 Best View Award! Haus Schönegg is established as a Christian Guesthouse with a long tradition of rest, peace and serenity for over 60 years. We are located in the Kander Valley in one of the most beautiful alpine areas of Switzerland. From your bedroom, you can see the magnificent snow-capped peaks of the Blümlisalp glacier. All our rooms are modestly decorated in the classic Swiss style. Our village offers both relaxation and outdoor activities at any time of the year including swimming, tennis, hiking, biking, paragliding, Nordic walking, snow walking, cross-country skiing, skating, sledding and more. WE ARE ALSO GROUP AND FAMILY FRIENDLY... Email: haus.schonegg@gmail
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5 on November 05, 2014
We stayed at Haus Schonegg in August with my parents and our family of 4. Brad and his family went out of their way to make our stay amazing! The house is regal, just look at the pictures. The location is not too far to drive to the "main attractions" and the valley they live in is really very beautiful. They have a fantastic view from the living room and we read bedtime stories as we watched the sun color the peaks. Great memories. Brad and Marianna are incredible servants and great cooks. My daughter still (yes, 3 months later) raves about Marianna's pancakes! They helped us with our itineraries, directions, etc and got us off to a good start each day. While we had the place to ourselves mostly, they do have other guests, and their kids are really nice and very respectful of our holiday. If you're in the area, this is a great alternative to the more "popular" areas. We'd definitely stay again, or maybe go there for cooking or language classes! Stop looking and book it. You won't be sorry.
5 on September 16, 2014
Haus Schönegg is wonderful! We fell in love with the inn and the family. The rooms are clean and comfortable and the views are incredible. Breakfast was excellent. The entire family made us feel welcome and were very helpful with finding things to do. Both at the inn, with the kids hanging out and having fun together, and around the area, where we went paragliding (which was outstanding) and to the Rodelbahn at Kandersteg, which was a hoot and a beautiful hike as well. Highly recommended! The Kregel Family
4.4 on July 02, 2014
My family of 4 adults and 2 kids and had a true experience of staying in a century old Swiss house with the most breathtaking views ever!! We can't stop raving about it and wish we could stay longer. The warm hospitality of all the family members was very heartening and made us feel at home. The kids had a great time playing with their sons and dogs. We wish we could come back here again one day. Our only low point was that there was just 1 bathroom given we had so many members and it was a struggle getting everyone ready in time. However, the family had informed us of this in advance and so we were prepared. This would have added that additional star to our reviews but this was nothing to worry about given the wonderful experience we had. Thanks Bradley, Mariannne and family!
5 on June 21, 2014
The views from the house were stunning. I can't imagine more gorgeous scenery than what we saw out our bedroom balcony. The location was great for its spectacular views and easy access to Interlaken, Thun, and other great attractions. We loved staying out in the "real" Switzerland and we were even fortunate to see local farmers herding their cows up the road to the mountains for the summer. Bradley, Marianna and their children were awesome hosts and we felt very much at home. Our breakfasts were great and their home had a very comfortable atmosphere. We highly recommend this B & B. Kathie Taylor
5 on June 09, 2014
This was the best and the friendliest bed and breakfast place we have ever stayed in. Bradley and Marianna really made our stay like visiting a family with perks of not helping around the house. First of all, the communication part cannot be easier since they speak 7 languages and can help with suggestions about many local attractions based on your family interests. The house and surroundings were so picturesque that we didn't want to leave. We could not stop making pictures of the mountains and neighboring villages from our balcony. One of their daughters Lirit was free from school one day and she took us to waterfalls near by and that personal attention really made us feel welcomed. Breakfast in the morning with homemade pancakes, jam and sour cream was delicious.
5 on January 10, 2014
We booked two nights in Haus Schönegg, from the 24th to the 26th December. We were in 6 adults and 2 kids and, as Brazilians, our wish was having our first X-mas with snow. It seems that this place, and the family who live there, are so magical and blessed that even snow they could deliver to us, at the very best moment: the morning of 25th December, when we woke up with one of the most wonderful views all of us had in our lives. The Alps where colored in a deep white and the lawn, which was still green at the day before, was making no more contrast with Chicho, the beautiful white-haired dog from the House. That was a fairy tale coming from the books to us. Taking some time with the family was an amazing experience, and it is wonderful how this family with their hospitality, some awesome food and also the huge language skills of the kids (who could speak at about 5 idioms each) can catch your best feelings and give you a sense of the peace in which they live on and for which they live for. I strongly recommend!
5 on October 31, 2013
My wife stayed for three night in this delightful B&B in early October 2013. Bradley, Marianna and the children all made us feel so welcome. The steep, winding drive up to their home was a little "hairy" first time but after we had done it a few times it was OK. The "picture postcard"view from our balcony was stunning. The rooms, facilities and breakfasts were outstanding. I can highly recommend this B&B. Kevin
4.6 on October 16, 2013
Haus Schonegg is one of the best B&Bs we have stayed in. We were made to feel incredibly welcome not only by Bradley and Marianna but also their charming children (and their gorgeous dogs!). With stunning 360 degree views, breakfasts with local produce and their own fmaily recipes (russian pancakes), comfortable rooms and ideal placement for access to places such as Interlaken and Adelboden we will definately return when in the area again. Cheryl & Jake
5 on September 22, 2013
What a wonderful introduction to B&B's. This was one of the first B&B's my wife, teenage daughter and I have ever visited and we were more than pleasantly surprised. Bradley, Marianna and the kids were great hosts and we immediately felt like we had returned to a long time friend's home for a visit. The rooms were very nice, each room had it's own sink, the shared bathroom and shower were very clean, the balcony and view was just simply breath taking. The area and scenery was so beautiful and pleasant. We loved our walk to the local town, down trails and to the pristine river. We really loved our conversations with not only the parents but the kids! It was so warm and friendly that we regretted not booking a longer stay...we miss Haus Schonegg very much! We would highly recommend this to any and everyone as Haus Schonegg, Bradley, Marianna and the kids now have a special place in our life experiences and in our heart.
4.8 on September 03, 2013
We were not disappointed to stay at Haus Schonegg following stays in London, Paris, and Basel during our trip! We wanted a real taste of Switzerland, with peace and solitude--away from the hustle and bustle. Haus Schonegg was wonderful. Our family of 4 (including 2 teenage kids, ages 13 and 15) had a great time. We were made to feel as part of the family. Our kids enjoyed each other's company playing ping pong, board games, etc., and our entire family was awed by the gorgeous surroundings. It truly is like being in a postcard. For dinner, we made the short walk to Kiental each evening and ate at a local restaurant. Breakfast every morning was prepared by Marianna and was ample and delicious. Our family had no problem navigating each day back and forth to Interlaken and other surrounding areas, using the local bus (which stops just in front of Haus Schonegg) as needed to catch the train. To top off a wonderful stay, we celebrated Maria's 45th birthday our last night there---and Bradley, Marianna, and family were so thoughtful as to prepare a cake to celebrate! It was delicious and what a memorable birthday! Our rooms were comfortable, clean, and had everything we needed. Thank You for everything!!!!
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Modern VLSI Design: IP-Based Design (4th Edition)
Modern VLSI Design: IP-Based Design (4th Edition) By Wayne Wolf
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The Number 1 VLSI Design GuideˇŞNow Fully Updated for IP-Based Design and the Newest Technologies
Modern VLSI Design, Fourth Edition, offers authoritative, up-to-the-minute guidance for the entire VLSI design processˇŞfrom architecture and logic design through layout and packaging. Wayne Wolf has systematically updated his award-winning book for todayˇŻs newest technologies and highest-value design techniques. Wolf introduces powerful new IP-based design techniques at all three levels: gates, subsystems, and architecture. He presents deeper coverage of logic design fundamentals, clocking and timing, and much more. No other VLSI guide presents as much up-to-date information for maximizing performance, minimizing power utilization, and achieving rapid design turnarounds.
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Wayne Wolf is Rhesa Ray S. Farmer Jr. Distinguished Chair in Embedded Computing Systems and Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Before joining Georgia Tech, he was with Princeton University from 1989 to 2007 and ATT Bell Laboratories from 1984 to 1989. He received the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 1980, 1981, and 1984, respectively. His research interests include VLSI systems, embedded computing, cyber-physical systems, and embedded computer vision. He has chaired several conferences, including CODES, EMSOFT, CASES, and ICCD. He was founding editor-in-chief of ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems and founding co-editor-in-chief of Design Automation for Embedded Systems. He is a Fellow of the ACM and IEEE. He received the ASEE/CSE and HP Frederick E. Terman Award in 2003 and the IEEE Circuits and Systems Education Award in 2006.
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Setting the stakes even higher for Tuesday night's second presidential debate, a new poll shows the presidential contest tied in the Granite State with just three weeks until Election Day.
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The ax finally dropped at Time Inc. — the company started its layoffs on Wednesday as it aims to reduce costs by $100 million across the publishing division. Memos to employees protected under the Newspaper Guild seeking volunteers for buyout packages were sent around, and staffers will have two weeks to decide whether to accept a package.
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As for other changes, Time is looking for up to 12 union-protected volunteers, and Fortune, which is expected to be the hardest hit of all the titles, is hoping several designers, reporters, researchers and employees at other positions volunteer, but did not specify a number in memo to staffers. Sports Illustrated is also seeking a handful of volunteers, but dismissed about 15 to 20 sales and marketing employees on Tuesday.
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Nothing has exploded on the screen in recent years as violently as that mad quarrel in a tiny room - a room that is Israel itself. [16 April 2012, p.86]
Israeli writer-director Joseph Cedar imbues his tale of academic maneuvering, misunderstanding and mystery with the zest of passion and the zing of intrigue, It's a vivacious film, having its little fun with suspense-flick conventions (including Amit Poznansky's bouncing score) that build to a climactic finish.
It's one of the smartest and most merciless comedies to come along in a while. It centers on an area of fairly narrow interest, but in its study of human nature, it is deep and takes no prisoners.
Footnote is itself a perfect little piece of Talmud, full of text, commentary, and colorful argument.
Some of the behavior of Uriel and Eliezer will make you squirm. But Ashkenazi and Bar-Aba are so compelling in their performances of difficult men that you'll gladly suffer.
Intensely specific in story yet wide-ranging in themes, with a tone that turns on a dime from comic absurdity to close to tragedy, this is brainy, bravura filmmaking of the highest level, a motion picture that is as difficult to pigeonhole as it is a pleasure to enjoy.
Footnote has two of the best performances I've seen in world cinema over the past year: One from Shlomo Bar Aba (apparently best known in Israel as a stand-up comic and stage actor), playing the aging, bitter philologist Eliezer Shkolnik, and the other from Lior Ashkenazi, one of the country's best known movie stars, as his son and rival, Uriel.
Footnote does function as a character study, an exceptionally rich one.
It is a truism that academic arguments are so passionate because the stakes are so small. Footnote, a wonderful new film from the American-born Israeli director Joseph Cedar, at once affirms this conventional wisdom and calls it into question.
Mar 4, 2012Joseph Cedar's Footnote is a wry, wise little film that revels in the cataclysmic import of a life's most ostensibly trivial details.
Cedar is mostly interested in the father-son dynamics, and he cast excellent actors. Lewensohn, a famous Israeli theatrical director, makes his film acting debut, while the veteran Ashkenazi ("Late Wedding") handles his low-key role with bearlike grace.
The main thing with Cedar's film, I think, is to approach it not as a farce, not as a drama, not as a mystery, not as any genre in particular. It's a comic nightmare, in the vein of the Coen brothers' "A Serious Man," and Cedar proves masterly at playing the stakes for real.
The movie is not a story but a text, and Cedar is its playfully intrusive interpreter.
Cedar's idiosyncratically brilliant script also has a moral question at its heart: Is lying to spare someone's feelings ever justified? Surely the Talmud has a thing or two to say about that.
This is a film that skims the surface layer of politesse from human interactions and reveals us as the blustering bundles of ego that we all are.
Footnote is faintly comic, and director Joseph Cedar mines dark humor from the humiliations of identity checks and pecking orders.
Mar 23, 2012Most footnotes don't get a passing glance, but this one proves worthy of careful study.
At its best when it gets into the cutthroat dynamics of academic competition, which are both horrifying and amusing.
Once it calms down and stops trying to be funny, it turns into a thoughtful and intriguing drama.
Mar 7, 2012The love, jealousy, and stubborn pride of the relationship between Ashkenazi and Bar-Aba is the heart of the film, and that makes the deliberately uncertain note of the ending particularly frustrating.
What Cedar captures here is the way a father and son can be bound so tightly they almost choke the air out of one another. You can't exactly call it affection; it's that far more complicated thing we call kinship.
A father-son academic rivalry provides fodder for this caustic comedy set in the Talmud Department of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Mar 6, 2012Something between a comedy of everyday absurdity and a family tragedy pushed into the realm of the hyper-real, Footnote uses its characters' differing relationships to authenticity as the basis for an enigmatic riff on representation.
Footnote culminates with stirring gravity that you wish Cedar had the confidence - in himself, his material, and us - to sustain. Both Uriel's dilemma and his father's are unenviable, even as you understand the deep guilt, sense of conflict, and hubris this mix-up provokes.
Jewish and academically inclined audiences worldwide will respond to numerous aspects of this unusual drama, although it is paradoxically both too broad and too esoteric for the general art house public.
Mar 4, 2012Footnote is a decidedly male-centric film. Structurally, the picture is divided into named chapters that make for cute markers but give it the not-entirely satisfying feel of a jaunty satire.
Joseph Cedar's Footnote is a sour, rather unpleasant affair that hinges on acts of Jews behaving badly.
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Founding developer of WordPress and founder of Automattic Matt Mullenweg was interviewed by Federated Media's John Batelle at SXSW (South by South West) on Friday, March 11th. A majority of the room raised their hands to the question of who was using WordPress and Mullenweg said that about 12% of the internet websites use WordPress. WordPress has evolved from a blogging software to a CMS system. Many in the audience agreed by raising their hands.
WordPress introduced in the past few weeks and Matt Mullenweg spoke passionately about the new Jetpack and Guided transfer features. Here are points from the notes that I took at the session:
- The core team has not started with v3.2 yet as they need a well deserved rest
- The way WordPress handles media can be improved and needs more social tools
- p2theme.com is a tool that Matt and his team have used to collaborate to reduce email
- Matt critiques his own work and features that WordPress offers from a user view point and is not afraid to say it
- As people get more comfortable publishing blogs will grow and blogs matter – "Independent web"
- Top quote by Matt Mullenweg "The more I have given away the more I have gotten back"
There was a discussion on Tumblr and in answering questions Mullenweg was very courteous, said he used Tumblr for his photos and that Tumblr has integrated the reading and writing experience. He talked about how Tumblr got 90 page views per visitor and WordPress got 12, obviously he would like to try to get the WordPress page views to Tumblr's level. He praised Tumblr's handling of photos and would like to improve the WordPress features for photographs.
For someone who is less than 30 years old Matt Mullenweg is very thoughtful, spoke very frankly and softly, was polite about competition and paraphrased Steve Jobs 'You create a good product, tell people about it and then people will give you their money". He answered several audience questions including one about podcasting where he agreed that podcasting in WordPress could be easier and said improvements will continue to come as plug-ins.
Excellent Matt Mullenweg quote in the Austin Statesman Blog post by V.M Black:
"My earliest mentors (in Houston at The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts) were musicians and music teachers. I learned (from them) to not be scared when you are on stage…and that there are no shortcuts to hard work," Mullenweg continued. Then he issued a hypothetical challenge to the panel attendees: "Are you willing to (work) it all hours of the day…all hours of the night? Are you willing to out-work (all of your competitors)?"
February through March has been a good time for WordPress:
a) Release of WordPress v3.1 – According to Mullenweg it was hardwork and he grew his bead to prove how long it took.
b) WordPress Jetpack – a plug-in available with the One-click install of WordPress at several hosting companies including Network Solutions was released last week. The plug-in has some cool tools like Polldaddy and wordpress.com stats among others. See this post for details.
c) Guided Transfer where for a $99 one-time fee WordPress.com will move your content, theme, domain, and more to any one of the recommended hosts (Network Solutions is one of them).
It was great to say hello to Mark Jaquith, lead developer at WordPress.org, and Andrew Nacin @nacin, core developer of WordPress, at the session at #sxsw. Key takeway from the talk was that the WordPress team wants to do what is best for the WordPress user community no matter where they are hosted. To that end they have been collborating with several of the hosting companies including Network Solutions.
Here is a video interview of Matt Mullenweg by John Batelle at Signal Austin on Thu 10th March 2011
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