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W: T. Armas (5-2) L: A. Pettitte (3-6)
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1st Inning Johnson singled to right, Soriano scored, Clayton to second. Zimmerman singled to left center, Clayton and Johnson scored. | |
2nd Inning Pettitte doubled to deep right, Wilson scored. | |
2nd Inning Jose Vidro (4) 3 run shot to left off Pettitte, Soriano, Clayton scored. | |
3rd Inning Zimmerman hit sacrifice fly to center, Byrd scored. | |
4th Inning Everett doubled to center, Wilson scored. Burke hit sacrifice fly to center, Everett scored. | |
6th Inning Taveras singled to right, Bruntlett scored. | |
7th Inning Wilson singled to deep left center, Ensberg scored, Lamb to second. | |
7th Inning Vidro hit sacrifice fly to center, Soriano scored. |


text: University Aviation Association 3410 Skyway Drive Auburn, AL 36830 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Carolyn Williamson Phone: (334) 844-2434 FAX: (334) 844-2432 E-Mail: email@example.com www.uaa.aero UNIVERSITY AVIATION ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS/TRUSTEES FOR 2008-09 Auburn, Alabama, October 29, 2008 – Dr. David M. Conway, director of the Aviation Sciences Institute at Southeastern Oklahoma State University (SOSU), recently assumed the University Aviation Association's (UAA) top elected position as president for 2008-09. As one of his first official duties, President Conway announced the election of Dr. David A. NewMyer to a one-year term as president elect. Members elected to three-year terms on the Board of Trustees include: Dr. Kurt Barnhart and Dr. Randy Johnson as Educator trustees, and Mr. Chuck Robards as a Corporate trustee. President David M. Conway, who also holds the academic rank of professor at SOSU, retired from the U.S. Air Force as a command pilot where he served as an instructor pilot, functional check pilot and evaluator pilot. He is one of a handful of flight-rated aerospace physiologists. Dr. Conway is a peer reviewer for the UAA Collegiate Aviation Review and the Journal of Air Transportation World Wide, and a consulting editor for the International Journal of Applied Aviation Studies. His research interests focus on human factors in high altitude environments. He has had numerous articles published in various journals and magazines focusing on human factors in aviation. Dr. Conway recently completed Oklahoma's Education Leadership Academy's Outstanding Professors' Academy and received the SOSU's Faculty Senate Award for Excellence in Service. President Elect David A. NewMyer is department chair and professor, Aviation Management and Flight, Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC). His areas of teaching specialty at the undergraduate level include airport planning and airline management, and advanced aviation planning at the graduate level. Dr. NewMyer holds numerous academic degrees, including a doctorate in education administration and higher education from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He is the author of 54 articles in professional, aviation-related refereed journals as well as primary author or co-author of 39 technical reports on aviation, airports and transportation planning. Dr. NewMyer is the 2008 recipient of UAA's Frank E. Sorenson Award for Excellence in Aviation Scholarship. 08-01 - more - UAA ELECTS OFFICERS/TRUSTEES Page 2 Trustee Kurt Barnhart is professor and head of the Aviation Department at Kansas State University - Salina. He also serves as the executive director of the Applied Aviation Research Center, which oversees the newly established Unmanned Aerial Systems program office. Dr. Barnhart earned numerous academic degrees, including a doctorate in educational administration from Indiana State University. Dr Barnhart's research is focused in aviation psychology and human factors. His industry experience includes work as a R&D inspector with Rolls Royce Engine Company, and systems instructor for American Trans-Air airlines. Dr. Barnhart holds a commercial pilot certificate with instrument, multi-engine, seaplane and glider ratings. He also is a certified flight instructor with instrument and multi-engine ratings and holds an airframe and powerplant certificate with inspection authorization. Trustee Randy Johnson is an assistant professor in Aviation Management and Logistics at Auburn University (Alabama). Dr. Johnson's research includes safety and communications and investigating why teams may be more prone to make unsafe choices in stressful situations. Dr. Johnson is a reviewer for the UAA's Collegiate Aviation Review and the Journal of Air Transportation, as well as the associate editor of the Online Journal of Space Communications, and has been published in Space Policy, Journal of Air Transportation, and Collegiate Aviation Review. Dr. Johnson was awarded the UAA Frank E. Sorenson Award in 2007 for his extensive research, including work that led to the book From Cubs to Hawks: The Story of the Aircraft, Airfields and Training of the Tuskegee Airmen. Dr. Johnson is a retired military aviator with more than 6,500 flight hours and has served has a flight instructor in the Army, Navy, and Coast Guard. He holds an airline transport pilot certificate (airplane multiengine land), commercial certificate (airplane single-engine land, rotorcraft-helicopter), and instrument helicopter. Trustee Chuck Robards has been involved in the aviation industry since 1966, holding various management positions with Cessna Aircraft Company, Diamond Aircraft Industries, Jeppesen and currently Frasca International, Inc. Mr. Robards holds a bachelor's degree in business and international marketing from the University of Missouri and a master's degree in Marketing Administration from LaSalle University. He is a commercial pilot with instrument and multi-engine ratings and Citation type rating, and has logged more than 8,000 hours. These newly elected officers and trustees join a 14-member governing board in charting the strategic direction of the Association. "I anticipate that aviation education programs around the globe will continue to grow in importance in conjunction with the projected worldwide growth in aviation. The University Aviation Association and the membership are here to help facilitate this growth and ensure that the aviation industry is staffed with highly trained and well educated aviation professionals." said President Conway. "When counseling parents and students during good economic times it is often difficult to justify the high cost, in both time and money, associated with a comprehensive aviation education program. However, in economically turbulent times it is essential that we all stand firm on the need for expertly trained aviation professionals and maintain our high standards. It is our obligation to serve the aviation industry and ensure its future by preparing future aviation professionals to the best of our ability." ### The University Aviation Association (UAA), a nonprofit organization, represents more than 600 members consisting of educators, students, and two- and four-year collegiate institutions 08-01 offering aviation degree programs. 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Can Dickie and Lerach share a cell? Who gets the top bunk? Who gets to be the Husband? I wonder if Dickie smokes? This is the ultimate in payback.
it's hard to nitpick, grammar-wise, when bloggers like the Law Blog are posting all day and probably don't have time to proofread/edit. But, good gravy: "Both Zach and Backstrom moved to sever their trials from that of Dickie." That's just painful.
After a thorough review of the Motion to Dismiss, we find ourselves all giggly with prophetic joys that Hourah, tis what we said tit twas.
Dickie perturbed some big bananas down their and the powers that be (including a disturbed justice) wants their pound of flesh.
Regardless of whether or not the court grants the motion to dismiss, it is obvious that the government funded and pursued a campaign to get a citizen. Prominent or not, no jury will ever tolerate overt acts to manufacture crimes, for the sake of big name prosecutions and merit badges of a Scruggs head mounted on one's wall.
There remains enough criminality in this land, that has underfunded prosecution teams as it is, this million dollar dang the ethics, full speed conviction ahead syndrome is abuse in any manner of banter or debate.
We told you so,
Go Get Em Dickie!
We can't wait to see how you sue them for this disgrace afterwards. That is an education I am foaming for.
Look at this gem: "[...] we find ourselves all giggly with prophetic joys that Hourah, tis what we said tit twas."
Rock to Grammar Police: I've sighted Lattman at the corder bar, obviousloy under the influence and laughing, yelling something about "Slater" not being able to write his way out of a wet paper bag. Await instructions. Copy -- over.
The outrageous government conduct is that of the Mississippi Attorney General.
If the accused could be released because of misconduct on the part of prosecutors, most jails would be ghost towns. Sadly, honest prosecutor has become an oxymoron. No one expects to be treated fairly in our court system any longer. We only hope that if we're sucked into the tunnel of justice, we'll be a bit player and not the main prize. Dickie is a goner; the facts, whether they help or hurt his case, are immaterial in today's federal system.
Thanks Mr. Slater for FINALLY posting a link to one of the documents you're writting about. Oh, and if the key document is a pleading that is the subject of some newspaper article, PLEASE link to the document itself, not just the newspaper article that yaked about it. Thank you
Scruggs' behavior if proven is a disgrace to the bar. The govt is typically a disgrace to us all. But in this fetid effluent my money is on Scruggs going down. For the count. Deservedly so.
Looks like another over-zealous prosecutor with a political agenda. The FBI was clearly misleading the judge in my opinion.
Right on Believe
The argument that the Feds can't prosecute because of conspiratorial actions involving judges is contradictory to the S.C. finding in
Dennis v. Sparks, 449 U.S. 24 (1980)
a case about malicious injunction:
"Held: The action against the private parties accused of conspiring with the judge is not subject to dismissal. Private persons, jointly engaged with state officials in a challenged action, are acting "under color" of law for purposes of § 1983 actions. And the judge's immunity from damages liability for an official act that was allegedly the product of a corrupt conspiracy involving bribery of the judge does not change the character of his action or that of his coconspirators. Historically at common law, judicial immunity does not insulate from damages liability those private persons who corruptly conspire with a judge. Nor has the doctrine of judicial immunity been considered historically as excusing a judge from responding as a witness when his coconspirators are sued, even though a charge of conspiracy and judicial corruption will be aired and decided. Gravel v. United States, 408 U. S. 606, distinguished. The potential harm to the public from denying immunity to coconspirators if the factfinder mistakenly upholds a charge of a corrupt conspiracy is outweighed by the benefits of providing a remedy"
How can you be sure the government isn't using technology in the Enhanced Communication Satellite System uses to listen to everyone think? Claim it and use it since it's possible. You don't have to prove they are using it but that they have it and could. That creates a reasonable doubt. > http://tinyurl.com/y2rvv4
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Park Jae-Sang, known by his stage name, \"Psy,\" is a South Korean rapper popular for his parodies, controversial albums, and outrageous costumes. \"GANGNAM STYLE\" has introduced the world to K-pop (Korean pop) and quickly topped Billboard's Social 50 -- the chart showing the most active artists on the world's leading social networking sites. Psy writes his own songs and choreographs his own videos, a rarity among K-pop stars.
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Taken at face value, yes, "Gangnam Style" blatantly objectifies women and is littered with gross self-indulgence. But it's a parody of wealth, class, and values in South Korean society, which, in recent decades, has strived to emulate American culture. So on second glance, we can see familiar images of luxury, conspicuous lifestyles, and self-important attitudes in Psy's video, all punctuated by self-deprecating humor -- what other rapper, after all, would show himself sitting on a public toilet? The video's worth seeing (maybe even a few times), if not to see a caricature of contemporary Asian and American urban lifestyles, then to keep up with what your kids might be watching on a viral level.
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Manchester City have joined Manchester United in their interest for Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski.
United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is a big fan of the Poland international and saw him score a hat-trick in the German Cup final last season.
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27 February 2015 3:00 AM, PST | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
I don't envy any showrunner who has to write a series finale, especially after observing the very different reactions over the past few days to the final episodes of "Two and a Half Men" and "Parks and Recreation."
Consensus on the former seems to be outrage mixed with bafflement, while response to the latter seems to have been copious tears mixed with warm fuzzies.
Looking at both finales, however, it appears each long-running sitcom ended with an episode that was true to what the series was about. The literally cartoonish "Two and a Half Men" finale, which (spoiler alert) wrapped with pianos being dropped on both the characters and on creator Chuck Lorre, was a fittingly nihilistic send-off for a show that seemed to find all its characters loathsome and had little regard for the humanity of any of them, except insofar as Lorre could use them for punching bags and punchlines. »
- Gary Susman
25 February 2015 5:28 AM, PST | Gold Derby | See recent Gold Derby news »
When "Big Hero 6" won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature over frontrunner "How to Train Your Dragon 2," it was considered a huge upset. But, really, we should have seen this coming. After all, the Oscars hate sequels. -Break- Related: Do Oscars hate women? Indeed, since the Best Animated Feature was created in 2001, only one sequel has claimed victory: "Toy Story 3" (2010). But that was also a Best Picture nominee with a whopping five nominations, so it was clearly beloved by the entire Academy. In other words, "Toy Story 3" was a rare exception to the sequel rule. The Oscars don't just hate animated sequels, they also can't stand rewarding sequels as Best Picture, either. In fact, out of the 87 Best Picture champs, only two have been sequels: "The Godfather Part II" (1974) and "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (2003). Hmm, what if we were to expand the def. »
22 February 2015 9:56 PM, PST | Gold Derby | See recent Gold Derby news »
We need your help, Derbyites. Now that "Birdman" has won the top trophy at the Oscars, we want to know what's really the Best Picture since 2001? Vote in our poll below. There's a wide selection to choose from over the past 14 years, with blockbusters ("The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King"), indies ("The Hurt Locker"), fun films ("The Artist") and violent fare ("No Country for Old Men") all in consideration. -Break- Oscars: Complete list of winners But which one is the best of the best? You can only vote for one film, so choose wisely. Need help remembering the past 14 winners? Then scroll through our Oscars photo gallery below the poll that highlights every Best Picture champ since 2001. What's really the Best Picture since 2001? ' »
22 February 2015 11:58 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
When the final envelope is opened on Oscar night, the picture deemed to be the year's best is likely to be unfamiliar to most of the tens of millions of people watching the awards show.
That's because "Boyhood" and "Birdman," the two frontrunners to nab best picture on Sunday night, are box office lightweights when measured against past winners. It's a sign that Academy Awards voters are more moved by art than commerce when it comes to handing out the top prize.
"It says to me that the Oscars are agnostic when it comes to popularity," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Rentrak. "Often times the most challenging movies aren't the ones that generate the most popular attention from audiences."
"Birdman," with $37.7 million in receipts, and "Boyhood," with $25.3 million, rank as arthouse hits and enjoyed a healthy return on their $18 million and $4 million production budgets, »
- Brent Lang
21 February 2015 3:52 PM, PST | Gold Derby | See recent Gold Derby news »
The race for Best Makeup and Hairstyling is yet another tech category that has split our experts. The Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hairstylists Guild went for "The Grand Budapest Hotel" and "Guardians of the Galaxy," and they've correctly predicted the eventual Oscar winner three times (it should be noted that last year was the first time they had given out awards in a decade): -Break- Wes Anderson talks 'Grand Budapest,' Oscars, Ralph Fiennes, and near-injury on set 2000: Rick Baker, Gail Ryan, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" 2003: Richard Taylor, Peter King, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" 2013: Robin Mathews, "Dallas Buyers Club" (Oscar shared with Adruitha Lee) "Grand Budapest" and "Guardians of the Galaxy" are joined in this category by "Foxcatcher." Let's take a closer look at their chances of winning: Bill Corso, Denn »
20 February 2015 11:48 AM, PST | Gold Derby | See recent Gold Derby news »
The Oscar for Best Costume Design is sometimes one of the hardest to predict. The Costume Designers Guild offers some assistance, with their awards for Period, Fantasy, and Contemporary films, but since 1999, when the guild first started handing out prizes, they've predicted the eventual Oscar winner only seven times (from 1999-2004, the Period and Fantasy Awards were combined; in 2005, the category was split): 2002: Colleen Atwood, "Chicago" (Period/Fantasy) 2003: Ngila Dickson, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (Period/Fantasy, Oscar shared with Richard Taylor) 2005: Colleen Atwood, "Memoirs of a Geisha" (Period) 2008: Michael O'Connor, "The Duchess" (Period) 2009: Sandy Powell, "The Young Victoria" (Period) 2010: Colleen Atwood, "Alice in Wonderland" (Fantasy) 2012: Jacqueline Durran, "Anna Karenina" -Break- Updated: Experts' Oscars predic...' »
20 February 2015 2:00 AM, PST | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
The 87th Academy Awards are this Sunday evening, and we're counting down the minutes!
We've already given you our Oscar predictions, and now we're bringing you a few of the best (and craziest) Academy Awards facts. From the first Best Actor winner to the "one dollar" Oscar rule, here are 25 things you (probably) don't know about the Oscars.
1. The youngest Oscar winner was Tatum O'Neal, who won Best Supporting Actress for "Paper Moon" (1973) when she was only 10 years old. Shirley Temple won the short-lived Juvenile Award at 6 years old.
2. At 82, Christopher Plummer became the oldest person to win an Academy Award. He received the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his work in "Beginners" (2010) opposite Ewan McGregor.
3. After winning Best Actress for "Cabaret" (1972), Liza Minnelli became (and still is) the only Oscar winner whose parents both earned Oscars. Her mother, Judy Garland, received an honorary award in 1939 and her father, Vincente Minnelli, »
- Jonny Black
17 February 2015 4:29 PM, PST | Cinelinx | See recent Cinelinx news »
The finale in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Battle of the Five Armies, hit theaters just in time for the holidays and now Warner Bros. has announced it's coming to blu-ray in March so fans can re-live the action as many times as they want. Come inside to see when you can bring the film home, and what special features it's coming with.
If you can't wait for the upcoming Extended Edition of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (which we all know is coming), then you're in luck, as Warner Bros. has announced you can take home the theatrical blu-ray on March 24th. Check out all the details according to their press release:
The adventures of Bilbo Baggins come to an epic conclusion in "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies," a production of New Line Cinema and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures (MGM), arriving onto Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, »
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17 February 2015 11:49 AM, PST | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
The adventures of Bilbo Baggins come to an epic conclusion in The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies, a production of New Line Cinema and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures (MGM), arriving onto Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital HD on March 24 from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. From Academy Award-winning filmmaker Peter Jackson comes The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies, the third in a trilogy of films adapting the enduringly popular masterpiece The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien.
In The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies, Ian McKellen returns as Gandalf the Grey, with Martin Freeman in the central role of Bilbo Baggins, and Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield. The international ensemble cast is led by Evangeline Lilly, Luke Evans, Lee Pace, Benedict Cumberbatch, Billy Connolly, James Nesbitt, Ken Stott, Aidan Turner, Dean O'Gorman, Graham McTavish, Stephen Fry and Ryan Cage. The film also stars Cate Blanchett, »
- MovieWeb
17 February 2015 6:57 AM, PST | Scott Feinberg | See recent Scott Feinberg news »
By Anjelica Oswald
Managing Editor
Birdman, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Guardians of the Galaxy all received awards from the Make-up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild during its awards ceremony Feb. 14. Both Guardians and Grand Budapest are nominated for the Oscar for best makeup and hairstyling (along with Foxcatcher).
Guardians' Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou was awarded for contemporary makeup and David White won for special makeup effects. Grand Budapest's Frances Hannon and Julie Dartnell won for best period and/or character makeup, as well as best period and/or character hairstyling. Birdman's Jerry Popolis and Kat Drazen won for contemporary hairstyling.
Aside from feature films, the Make-up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Awards also recognizes make-up artists and hair stylists for television and new media, as well as television miniseries and made-for-tv movies. The guild first gave out awards in 2000 and continued through 2004 until they stopped for 10 years. The awards were again given out last year. »
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11 February 2015 7:24 AM, PST | Scott Feinberg | See recent Scott Feinberg news »
By Anjelica Oswald
Managing Editor
With the DGA Award in hand, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu has become a frontrunner in the best director Oscar race for Birdman.
Only seven winners of the DGA Award have not won the best director Oscar in the 66 years that the Directors Guild of America has given the award. The most recent case was two years ago, when Ben Affleck wasn't even nominated for the best director Oscar for Argo, which won best picture.
No American has won for best director since 2011 and if Inarritu, who is from Mexico, takes the Oscar this year, the trend will continue. Inarritu could become the second Latin American director to win for best director, following Alfonso Cuaron's win last year.
In the 86 years since the Academy Awards' inception, 89 Oscars have been given for best director. Twenty-six awards (29 percent) went to non-American born directors.
At the first annual »
- Anjelica Oswald
10 February 2015 6:45 AM, PST | Scott Feinberg | See recent Scott Feinberg news »
By Anjelica Oswald
Managing Editor
Birdman has claimed a number of principal awards this season, including the top awards from the Directors Guild of America, Producers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild, and is one of the lead contenders in the best picture race.
The film has received nine nominations, including a supporting actor, supporting actress and leading actor nomination. Though the film probably won't land Oscars in the supporting categories, Michael Keaton has situated himself as a frontrunner in the leading actor category, along with The Theory of Everything's Eddie Redmayne.
Of the 86 films to win best picture, 36 (42 percent) won without procuring a single Oscar in the acting categories. Seven of those 36 won before the supporting acting categories were implemented at the ninth annual Academy Awards, and 11 of the 36 won without any acting nominations.
If Birdman wins for best picture but Keaton loses to Redmayne, Alejandro »
- Anjelica Oswald
9 February 2015 8:21 AM, PST | Scott Feinberg | See recent Scott Feinberg news »
By Anjelica Oswald
Managing Editor
Damian Chazelle's Whiplash won three BAFTA Awards at last night's ceremony: best editing, best supporting actor and best sound. The film, which also received BAFTA nominations for best director and best original screenplay, is nominated for five Oscars. The three BAFTA wins coincide with similar Oscar categories, including best sound mixing. (Rather than have one Oscar category for sound, the Oscars are split into sound mixing and sound editing, and Whiplash is nominated for sound mixing.) Do these BAFTA wins bode well for the film at the Oscars?
BAFTA, or the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, used to hold the awards ceremony after the Academy Awards had already occurred, but since 2001, the BAFTAs have preceded the Oscars.
In the 14 years since the BAFTAs have taken place before the Oscars, only four of the 14 best sound BAFTA winners didn't win an Oscar for their sound, »
- Anjelica Oswald
8 February 2015 10:50 AM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
The 2015 Ee BAFTA Awards were handed out in London Sunday night and while the broadcast aired hours later in the United States, it didn't stop us from chronicling the twists and turns of a show often seen as a bellwether for the Academy Awards. It took home only three BAFTAs, but "Boyhood" was the biggest winner of the night as it won Best Film and Richard Linklater earned Director honors. "The Grand Budapest Hotel" took home five statues including Original Screenplay for Wes Anderson, Production Design, Costumes, Original Music and Make Up & Hair. "Whiplash" earned three BAFTAs including J.K. Simmons for Supporting Actor, Editing and a somewhat surprising win in Sound. Expected Oscar winners Julianne Moore took Leading Actress and Patricia Arquette took Supporting Actress. Eddie Redmayne earned a key win over rival Michael Keaton by claiming the Lead Actor BAFTA for "The Theory of Everything." The latter also won »
- Gregory Ellwood
7 February 2015 10:33 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
"Birdman" helmer Alejandro González Iñárritu won the Directors Guild of America's (DGA) award for best direction of a motion picture Saturday night, effectively firming up his film's march into the Oscars later this month. The Michael Keaton comedy also took top honors from both the Producers Guild and the Screen Actors Guild. With the DGA prize it joins films like "Argo," "The King's Speech," "Slumdog Millionaire," "No Country for Old Men," "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," "Chicago," "American Beauty" and "Apollo 13" as the only films to pull off the hat trick. Only one of those, "Apollo 13," failed to win the Best Picture Oscar. So it's more or less settled, right? I confess, coming into the industry awards phase of the season, I didn't expect "Birdman" to dominate like this. And maybe that was ultimately its secret weapon. Everyone had their eyes on "Boyhood. »
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Adapted screenplay nominees Damien Chazelle and Paul Thomas Anderson have been nominated for films that they also directed.
Chazelle's Whiplash, about an aspiring jazz drummer and his sadistic instructor, is his second feature film and is adapted from a short film of the same name that he also wrote and directed. The short won the jury award for short films at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Whiplash was nominated for four other awards, including best picture.
Anderson received his second adapted screenplay nomination for Inherent Vice, based on Thomas Pynchon's novel of the same name. The film was also nominated for costume design. Anderson previously received an adapted screenplay nomination for 2007's There Will Be Blood, which he also directed. He received a best director nomination, and the film was nominated for best picture.
If either wins, they will become the fifth adapted screenplay »
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Only one of this year's adapted screenplay nominees isn't adapted from a book, and that's Damien Chazelle's Whiplash, which is adapted from his short film of the same name that took home the jury prize for short film from the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. The other four adaptations all come from books, three non-fiction and one fiction.
American Sniper is based on Chris Kyle's (portrayed in the film by Bradley Cooper) autobiography of the same name, which he wrote with Scott McEwan and Jim DeFelice.
The Imitation Game is adapted from Alan Turing: The Enigma, written by Andrew Hodges, a mathematician and author. Turing is played by Benedict Cumberbatch in the film.
Adapted from Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen Hawking by Jane Hawking, The Theory of Everything explores Stephen Hawking's relationship with his ex-wife. The couple is played »
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The Imitation Game features Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing, a mathematician and computer science pioneer who, along with his fellow code-breakers, broke the Nazi Enigma code to help end World War II. Though Turing was hailed as a hero, he was eventually arrested and prosecuted for homosexuality, along with 49,000 other British men and women. Turing chose to be chemically castrated rather than face imprisonment, so he could continue his work, and it is believed that he committed suicide a few years later. Queen Elizabeth II posthumously pardoned Turing in 2013.
On Jan. 21, Stephen Fry led a discussion about the The Imitation Game following a screening of the film for BAFTA voters, discussed Queen Elizabeth's pardon and suggested that the 49,000 persecuted men and women should be as well. Chad Griffin, the president of Human Rights Campaign, which is honoring The Imitation Game at its Human Rights Gala on Jan. »
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We've come to an interesting crossroads in the race. With all eyes on "Boyhood" coming into the weekend, and a few others on "American Sniper" and "The Imitation Game," it was "Birdman" that walked away the PGA champ Saturday. The SAG Awards left some doubt late in the evening Sunday as to whether the film's odds-on favorite status for the ensemble prize was jeopardized by Eddie Redmayne's lead actor win over Michael Keaton, but when the dust settled, "Birdman" was on top once again. So, some notes on the history. Films that have won both of those awards and gone on to claim the Best Picture Oscar: "Argo," "The King's Speech," "Slumdog Millionaire," "No Country for Old Men," "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" and "Chicago." Films that have won both and gone on to lose the Best Picture Oscar: "Little Miss Sunshine" and "Apollo »
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Of the five Oscar-nominated original songs for the 87th Academy Awards, Selma's "Glory" and Beyond the Light's "Grateful" are the only songs that solely play over the end credits of their respective film. The other three songs — "Everything is Awesome" from The Lego Movie, "Lost Stars" from Begin Again and "I'm Not Gonna Miss You" from Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me — are all performed at some point during the film.
Now, that's not to say that the end-credits songs aren't relevant to the plot. Both "Grateful" and "Glory" stick with the themes of their respective films and summarize relevant events, even if they aren't integral to each plot's progression.
"Everything is Awesome" from The Lego Movie is featured in the film as a popular song in the Lego universe, one the characters sing along to, but »
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The biggest challenge is to replace an artistic microcosm for a cultural macrocosm able to display, promote, evaluate and record not only elitist art and popular demonstrations and movements, but to strive to find and collaborating with all the activities planned to the development of culture in the nations of Latin America and the Caribbean.
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The rest is done in photoshop - in this case, because I used manual focus, white balance and exposure, it turned out to be very easy, I just layered the 3 images on top of each other, then cut off the bit which covered the skateboarder below. A little bit of blurring of the edges between the photos, and voila!
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OTTAWA - The superlatives were flowing last week after Statistics Canada shocked markets and economists with the news that the employers had gone a hiring spree in May.
The gain was officially listed as 95,000, only 100 shy of the biggest increase in 35 years and that included a 6,200 drop in self-employment, making the number of new employees collecting paycheques even higher.
Not only was the gain "stunning," "spectacular," a "blow-out" — pick your adjective as many did — it was almost certainly wrong.
As economists noted at the time and continue to do so, there was nothing in the indicators leading into the month to suggest the Canadian economy had suddenly gone from second gear to warp-speed.
Business surveys, including from the Bank of Canada, have detected only luke-warm enthusiasm for adding workers, and wage gains remain modest at just over two per cent over the past year. As well, despite there being significantly more workers, almost all full-time, the number of hours worked during the month actually fell 0.2 per cent.
Statistics Canada has reported wild fluctuations before in its labour market survey, including most recently a 51,000 job gain in February that was followed by a 55,000 loss in March, but the May result was on another scale altogether. There was even a 54,000 gain in youth employment, a category that had seen little movement since the end of the recession.
The most obvious explanation was that the survey of 55,000 Canadian households conducted monthly by Statistics Canada went "rogue" in May.
"That's what we're wondering," says Jimmy Jean, an economic strategist with Desjardins Capital Markets.
"There's been a number of (staff) cuts at StatsCan. They went out of their way to say this did not affect the employment estimates, but you kind of wonder."
Asked to respond, Statistics Canada said in an email reply that "there were no budgetary reductions made to the Labour Force Survey program."
Senior economist Michael Gregory of the Bank of Montreal also questioned whether government cutbacks was impacting how the agency went about collecting data, but added as a former participant in the survey, he has been skeptical for some time.
"It is very much how people respond," he says. "How many hours did you work this week? There's no independent verification. The results are not even revised," as they are monthly in the United States. In Canada, the agency only publishes an annual revision.
To be fair, the agency is up front with its how exacting the results should be interpreted. In April the agency began inserting standard error factors in their tables, and the results Friday mean the actual job gains would have been anywhere between 37,600 and 152,400 with a confidence rating of 95 per cent.
Labour economist Erin Weir says he is not in the practice of questioning the Statistics Canada jobs numbers, but points out that it is a survey subject to the standard problems of opinion polls.
"Even at 95 per cent confidence, the survey will still be wrong one time out of twenty. So, we can reasonably expect a wacky monthly report about once every couple of years."
Because the variation is so wide, economists say they always take the monthly data with a grain of salt, especially if it's a surprise. Unfortunately, markets don't, often reacting to the headline number within seconds — as happened Friday with the loonie rising almost a cent after the 8:30 a.m. release before settling down to close six-tenth of a cent US higher.
A truer picture emerges by looking a three-month or six-month rolling average, which smooths out the monthly peaks and valleys, say analysts.
But even by that measure, Jean says the labour survey has been out of sorts with another survey conducted by Statistics Canada that uses real data, such as actual payroll tax filings, and hence is regarded as more accurate.
As of March, the Survey of Employment, Payroll and Hours (SEPH) has shown that Canada's labour market has been losing 5,400 jobs a month, a period that the household survey has shown jobs growth averaging 19,000 a month. Taken cumulatively, that means over the six month period SEPH has been tracking a slow drain of jobs, while the household survey has been tracking a healthy gain.
The two surveys are not identical because the SEPH does not include jobs in the agriculture sector, nor does it count self-employment, but the two should generally agree over time.
Gregory says economists have come to expect "payback" for any outsized jobs growth or contraction in the household survey, so much so that they calculate a correction in their forecasts for the next month.
But it's the headline number that everyone fixates on, regardless of whether it can be fairly considered exact, especially when it differs substantially to economic forecasts.
"We get an earful from clients internally and externally. 'How can you guys be so wrong?' " Gregory shouts, mimicking the complaints. "Well, the range (survey error factor) is large," he explains.
And unlike economists in the U.S., Canadian forecasters have no data to point them in the right direction leading up to the report, such a weakly initial claims and manufacturing surveys that U.S. economists count on.
To make the situation even stranger — and more confusing — when Canada reports it's unemployment rate at the beginning of each month, it does so using the household survey results. When the U.S. reports, usually at the same time, it is using its variation of the payroll survey.


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Vintage Vending #22: Stretch Armstrong?!
It's been forever since the last edition of Vintage Vending, the series in which I blather on endlessly about old vending machine toys. If you're newish to Dino Drac, you can read the past twenty-one entries over here!
Today we're focusing on "The Stretcher" set, made in 1995, and absolutely indicative of 1995. Ignoring the smaller trinkets for now, the obvious chasers were those two larger stretchable figures.
If their genesis is on the tip of your tongue, I'll help you out: "The Stretcher" was an obvious ripoff of Stretch Armstrong. Originally sold in the late '70s, the toy line enjoyed a brief revival in the early '90s, complete with this over-the-top television commercial: (more…)
Vintage Vending #21: Wrecking Power!
On today's edition of Vintage Vending, you will bow before the mighty power of a glow-in-the-dark sticky fist. Truth.
The "Wrecking Power" collection arrived in the early '90s, and while it isn't as showy as many of the sets previously featured on Dino Drac, I think I'm in love with it.
Remember those "sticky hand" toys, where a length of gooey "rope" was attached to an equally gooey hand? You'd whip the things against hard surfaces and they'd stick there, like magic? Well, these were like those, but on steroids. They were bigger and deadlier versions of sticky hands.
While large and on the "upscale" side as far as vending machine prizes went, I can't say that they were worth a dollar, especially in 1990. There was no enormous difference between blowing a quarter and blowing a dollar, but the fact remained that kids had to want one of these more than four prizes from the cheaper machines.
I would've gotten more mileage from one giant sticky hand than four flat gumballs, but nobody thinks about the future when they're standing by the vending machines. It's all about immediate gratification, and I would not have robbed myself of the chance to turn that metal handle three more times.
It's a shame, too. These are great toys! They're sticky, they're based on deadly weapons and they glow in the dark. The trifecta! (more…)
Vintage Vending #20: Sea World!
It's been over two months since my last post, because stuff happens, and we must sometimes accept that life is a big ball of shit aimed directly at our heads.
But I didn't want to let Memorial Day — my 16th favorite holiday — slide by without some Dino Drac action. So here's something patriotic. Old rubber fish!
In this edition of Vintage Vending, we're exploring Sea World, an ancient collection of fish toys with a vague "marine park" theme. I couldn't tell you exactly when these were made, but judging by the orange background with the yellow stripes, I'm pretty sure they came from Poland's Szamotuly County.
Innocuous at first glance, a deeper study reveals a dark world filled with mutants and torture. It amazes me that we could come so close to the edge of humanity for only a quarter. (more…)
Vintage Vending #19: TMNT Balloons!
It's been over four months since the last edition of Vintage Vending. Let's fix that. HERE ARE BALLOONS.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles balloons, even!
This is from 1989, when literally everything branded with a Ninja Turtles logo was a must-buy. Though the teaser card lacks a sample, we can assume that these were green balloons featuring that same piece of art.
The people behind this knew where their bread was buttered, evidenced by how little thought they put into the remaining prizes. If you ignore the balloons, this is easily the worst assortment yet seen on Vintage Vending. (more…)
Vintage Vending #18: Rotting Vermin!
Okay, this has gotta be the weirdest edition of Vintage Vending yet. LOOK AT THIS THING!
No formal title for the collection was provided, I guess because "Bugs & Fish Guts" would've been more polarizing than fetching.
Everything about it is off. I'll describe the individual prizes in a minute, but each is stapled – literally stapled – to the card, and in entirely erratic positions. The card itself is impossibly flimsy, and for reasons I can't even guess at, smothered with purposeless holes.
It's another treasure from the Folz company, who also produced the Halloween Horrors collection. While this would've worked as "Halloween Horrors II," the card forwent any title in favor of the word "FOLZ," presented in multiple neon colors in a font more suited to football team logos.
The set's enigmatic qualities only add to its appeal. In my view, throwing a bunch of rotting fish over a hot pink background reads less as "lazy" and more as "art." Whoever assembled this was clearly trying to make a statement. I bet he wore a painter's cap and teensy tiny glasses. I believe that with all of my heart. (more…)


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Norway's prison system is regarded as among the most inmate-friendly in the world, but convicted mass murderer Anders Breivik is still not impressed. Breivik, serving 21 years for the 2011 bomb-and-gun attacks that killed 77 people, may already enjoy amenities unheard of for a comparable American...
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News of the Weird for Feb. 13, 2014
The semi-obscure Florida Statute 790.15 took center stage in January following a Miami Herald report of a resident of the town of Big Pine Key who routinely target-shoots his handgun in his yard, with impunity, to the consternation of neighbors. The statute permits open firing on private property...
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America's returning warriors continue to experience inexplicable difficulty after putting their lives at risk for their country. It took 13 years for Army Sgt. Maj. Richard Erickson to get his job back from his civilian employer after he took leave in 2000 to serve in the National Guard special ...
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Everyone's Above Average: Ask Americans how they stand compared to their fellow countrymen, and in survey after survey, the vast majority rank themselves "above average" in such areas as driving skill, sexual prowess, and general honesty. A recent study of English prisoners, published in the British...
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A veteran University of Colorado administrator is on forced leave after her sideline made news in December. Resa Cooper-Morning, 54, "cultural diversity coordinator" in the ethnic studies department at CU Denver, also ran a phone-sex business for which she took calls ($1.49 a minute, "phone sex ...
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At least two U.S. medical schools so far are early adopters of Dr. Benjamin Lok's and Dr. Carla Pugh's "Robot Butt" for teaching doctors-in-training to properly (and compassionately) administer prostate exams. The robot, bent over a desk to simulate the patient profile, has sensors to alert the ...
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No, you people don't want truth. You want to jump to conclusion and make assumptions about your paranoid fantasy in an effort to recruit others into your pathetic cult of ignorance.
Contrails have always made the sky hazy. It just happens more often now because of the added flights, airports, air outer and high efficiency engines.
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my 16 year old was taken away .....he has never been abused or neglected. He didnt want to be grounded from his car or cell phone....he said he needed to teach me a lesson. So they took him at his request. Its that simple.....teenager doesnt want to live at home....we will give him a place and reward him with tons of field trips, little to no chores, and a complete staff of his very own servants....I have to keep missing work for all day court dates, and hour long meetings, and all the other stuff they put you through. Im angry and dont know where to turn.
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If a teenagager doesnt like your rules he can go live at stubbins and be rewarded with tons of field trips and his own staff. Meanwhile parents are missing days of work, and stressed to the max with what they put you through. My 16 year old was never abused or neglected....he just said he needed to teach me a lesson about grounding him from his car and cell phone. so they took him. and now they are charging me child support. |
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I have no where to turn......I keep getting numbers to supervisors that do nothing............the city makes over 1400.00 per day per child....its in their best interest to snatch up kids that are not abused and neglected to keep their pockets full. Although I recognized the need for the system.....those needs do not qualify my child. Im mad
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For one thing the kids at Stubbins do have chores, and only after those are done, do they get any field trips. And at 16, going there, I am sure he gave up a lot of freedom. Those kids are constantly monitored, they are not allowed to roam with other friends on these field trips.
And as far as DFS goes, it is a joke. I know of a family that had their kids taken away because of the fathers drug use. Plus the youngest tested positive for meth at under a year old. Since the incident, the parents have gotten married, and I have heard that the state is thinking of giving the kids back. What are they thinking? |
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