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What's Your Favorite Flower to Team With Cut Peonies?
I'm trying to find different flowers that bloom at the same time as peonies for floral arrangements. I have Mock Orange and Rocky Mountain Blue Penstemon now. Does anyone out there have other favorites that look really pretty with peonies? What's your favorite?
RyseRyse, I wintersowed some blue bachelor buttons this year but they're still very small with no blooms, maybe next year.
Ngraham, the baptisia certainly does look beautiful with the peonies! I actually have a clump that's growing, it's in part shade and has never bloomed, this will be it's 3rd summer. Should I think about moving it to full sun? The Rocky Mountain blue penstemon actually has the deep blue, spiky flowers like the baptisia but grows rampantly here.
I have seen baptisia bloom beautifully in full sun, less prolifically in part shade. Mine is in the latter category, getting unobstructed sun only from noon on. Otherwise, the plants return healthy every year. If you have a full sun location for them, I'd say go for it.
I don't have any baptisia in part shade because the planting instructions said full sun. I have lots more sunny areas in my yard than shade, so that worked for me. If you do decide to move it, be sure to dig deep. Baptisia doesn't really like to be moved, but I've done it successfully. It does look pretty rough before it starts looking better.
Thanks for the advice! My baptisia is just starting to come up. I'll probably leave it in place, see how it does this summer. It's a pretty small clump so I might be better off just getting a 2nd and planting it in full sun. I actually did have a small clump in full sun a couple of years ago but it was in unimproved, clay soil with no shade at all. It was on a drip line but slowly faded away to nothing....this time I'll give it a spot with improved soil and more attention! I'll also post a pic of the Rocky Mtn blue penstemon when it blooms, you guys might like it, too. It's easy to wintersow and self seeds easily, a no-brainer for me! Added bonus, the deer don't seem to like any penstemons.....
Here's some of the Rocky Mountain blue penstemon along with a single pink peony.


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The top of my Christmas cassia was killed to the ground this past winter, and it was slow to recover. Consequently, I didn't get the sleepy orange eggs I normally get - they're usually the first eggs of the butterfly season in spring. There have been several males flitting around the garden lately, but a female joined them today. The Christmas cassia has grown to a fairly decent size, and the volunteer C. oblongifolias/sicklepods are a pretty decent size, too. Maybe I'll find eggs and/or cats soon!
Bernergrrl, all the sulphurs in my part of the country - cloudless, sleepy oranges and little yellows - use senna, but I think northern sulphurs use other plants, like clovers and such. I have partridge pea, and I keep thinking the SOs and little yellows will use them, but they don't, only the cloudless sulphurs use them, and then only in fall. Still, I like having them if only to see yellow caterpillars when they eat the flowers or green when they eat the leaves.
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I brought a 4" Wet saw a few years ago never used it. Now that I am out of work I am going to start to enjoy all the things I want to do.
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Hey there! It should have a pan to put water in with a level for how much water..is the rest already together? If not..I think the blade goes in first..bolted in, then the blade "case" goes on then the pan for water goes under, then the blade cover gets bolted on top...these covers just keep the water from spraying everywhere..especially on you!lol! then the slide plate to the right goes on to help guide your tile. Plug her in a way you go. If this doesn't help or no one else chimes in with better directions..go to a local hardware store and someone will help you with it! Then you can buy grout and thinset too! and tiles...heh heh!
Could you call the company's toll free line? I have one like it, but don't rememeber enough to walk you through it. Not very hard as I recall
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I thought Oh easy It does not matter I do not have the instuructions. I put it together and the If I tighten the bolt the blade does not turn. If I loosen it the blade comes off. I was starting to think I was missing a washer or something.
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The lawsuit comes from the widow of Anthony Lazzarino, who in the early 1980s operated a company called Windwood/Glen Productions that actually held film rights to the Robert Ludlum novel. The adaptation rights were then sold to Warners' predecessor, Orion Pictures, in exchange for a 3.75 percent interest of revenues and a presentation credit.
At the time, a movie starring Burt Reynolds as the title character was being planned. But that never happened, and in 1999, Warners allowed the rights to revert back to Ludlum, who then negotiated a deal with Universal Pictures. In 2002, the Matt Damon starrer came out and grossed more than $214 million worldwide. Three sequels were made.
Lazzarino sued and alleged that he was due a percentage of profits and credit. Eight years after filing the claim, and after Lazzarino died last June at the age of 88, the lawsuit is still going on. But it survives in a more modest form after a judge agreed with Warners that it should not be part of the litigation.
When Lazzarino held rights, he did so with Ludlum's literary agent, Henry Morrison. Together, they ran Windwood/Glen Productions until the two men had a falling out and reached a settlement with each other that gave Lazzarino sole control over Winwood.
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Book- Katie Lightfoot is a baker with a twist, she's recently found out that she's a lightwitch. What exactly that is, she's not sure and is slowly figuring out. In this installment, Hollywood has taken over Savannah's historic district. From her boyfriend Declan on security, to her friend Bianca as an extra, Katie's whole group is involved while she's happy to keep out and run her bakery. A fired caterer, a fixer, and an enterprising spirit pull her into the production and a dead body keeps her there.
The fourth in the series, Some Enchanted Eclair, is a fun romp through a deep-Southern community. I enjoyed revisiting the characters from earlier books and look forward to seeing exactly what a lightwitch is and how it impacts Katie's life. Not only that, but the twist near the middle that shakes things up a bit is fodder for many more stories! If you're looking for a fun, light read this as well as the earlier books in the series will surely delight.
China Dolls by Lisa See
Book – Meet Helen, Grace and Ruby – young women from very different backgrounds. Each fascinating with her own set of baggage and secrets. However, they all share the same dream of fame and the three become fast friends working as dancers at the glamorous Forbidden City Nightclub in San Francisco in 1938 just as the World's fair is set to open and rumors of war circulate. The story spans 50 years and the girls tell their own stories through alternating voices. They share in each other's ups and downs and rely on one another through unexpected challenges and changes in financial situations.
Working at the prestigious club, these strong and independent women are looked upon as delicate "China Dolls" dressed in beautiful glittering costumes and makeup. They all hit bumps on their road to stardom, but manage to overcome the obstacles. But their bond of friendship is jeopardized with the bombing of Pearl Harbor that results in betrayal and the revelation of hidden secrets.
Well researched by author Lisa See this is a rich story of dreams, relationships, and the endurance of the human spirit.
No Plot? No Problem! by Chris Baty
Book - Have you heard of NaNoWriMo? It's a no-holds-barred, seat-of-your-pants approach to creative writing, an international challenge where thousands of people commit to an insane goal: to write a 50,000-word novel in the 30 days of November. No Plot? No Problem! is NaNoWriMo founder Chris Baty's instructional manual for the project. It covers everything from why you might want to try such a crazy project in the first place to how to motivate yourself past the week two slump, as well as offering tips and suggestions for how to plan your attack on your novel. I re-read this every year, a week at a time, to help me through my novel writing. I like Baty's irreverant style and the attitude he brings to the project: it's a nice reminder that even an insane goal is fun and worth pursuing.
If you're interested in joining NaNoWriMo, it's not too late! You can still sign up for an account on the official site to track your progress and meet other writers. Join us on two Saturdays this month, November 15th and 22nd, for afternoon write-ins. Share the companionship of other writers, compete in Word Wars, earn an entry into the 2014 Naperville Region Library Crawl prize drawing, and, of course – write!
House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski
Book – House of Leaves is the scariest book I have ever read. It's not gory or gross or even immediately frightening – there are no monsters or demons or serial killers. It's just completely terrifying.
The story takes place in several layers. Johnny Truant is our primary narrator, telling us about this manuscript he was helping his neighbor Zampano write. Then there's the film Zampano is writing about, a documentary made by world-famous photographer Will Navidson about the house he and his family have moved into. At first the house seems perfectly normal, and then one day they discover a hallway doesn't seem right. They double-check the blueprints, they measure the house inside and out with a laser sight, and there's no way around it – the house is three-quarters of an inch larger on the inside than it is on the outside.
And then it gets bigger.
I think it's the different levels of narrative that make House of Leaves so effectively terrifying. In trying to figure out whether or not the film is real in Johnny's world, you start to forget that Johnny's world isn't necessarily your own, and everything seems to bleed together around the edges. House of Leaves isn't the kind of book you can read all at once and get it over with; even if you could get through it in one sitting, it'll haunt you later.
The Girls from Corona del Mar by Rufi Thorpe
Book - Lorrie Ann and Mia have been friends since they were young girls. Lorrie Ann seems perfect, the "good girl" from a bohemian and loving family. In contrast, Mia struggles to deal with her mother, who's often drunk, haphazardly babysits her younger brothers and describes herself as having a "little black stone for a heart." Despite their differences, the girls share everything and know everything about each other. Then, tragedy strikes Lorrie Ann's family and events begin to spiral. As the story unfolds over the next fifteen years, Mia is forced to examine her beliefs about her friend, motherhood, families and about what it really means to be "good." I found this debut novel to be thought-provoking and the characters were interesting. I reflected on the reliability of our memories and how the years and maturity can alter them. This book was realistic in that situations weren't always resolved in the nicest or easiest way and different characters offered viewpoints, giving varying angles and "truths."
Catch Me If You Can by Frank Abagnale
Book - Catch Me if You Can is the story of Frank Abagnale Jr. Frank was a pilot, a doctor, a lawyer, and a teaching assistant at a college all before he was twenty years old and all without a high school diploma. Catch Me If You Can tells his exploits as one of the most successful con men in history. I was absolutely floored when I heard some of the things he was able to get away with. I had to remind myself over and over that the era was a very different one and that computers were nowhere near as sophisticated as they are now, but still, the things people will believe when wrapped up in a believable package were almost sad.
One thing that really struck me in listening to this book, which Frank Abagnale has stated was exaggerated to a degree due to the co-writer's editor's demands, was the complete lack of malice in all of his actions. Not once did he set out to 'get' the little guy, he always targeted big corporations or banks with his scams. The man is brilliant and has since transferred his way of thinking towards helping the FBI and banks combat fraud.
I listened to the audiobook version and loved it. His story was also adapted into a movie and he is the only living person with a Broadway play based on his life.
Hater by David Moody
Book – David Moody's Hater isn't really a zombie novel, but it's got a lot of similar trappings: friends and strangers turning on one another, individual survival becoming much more important than the trappings of modern life. It's firmly in the "survival horror" genre, of which zombie novels are only the most popular form. The point of a survival horror story has nothing to do with what the monster is or why it's dangerous, only whether or not the main characters are going to survive.
Moody's concept is original and interesting. Instead of turning into zombies, people just become murderously violent, for no reason at all. We eventually find out that the "Haters," as they've been dubbed by the media, aren't driven by hate at all but by fear – a sudden, crippling fear that they're going to be attacked and they have to defend themselves first. "Haters" can't deal with normal people, but when they get into a group of their own they're perfectly fine, because they know they're among their own kind. It makes more sense than zombies, to be perfectly honest, and has the added benefit that the Haters are intelligent and can be interesting point of view characters.
I can't uncritically recommend Hater. I thought the writing was stilted and the characters predictable. If you are looking for something to indulge a survival horror buzz, though – for instance, if you're going into withdrawl from The Walking Dead – Hater will keep it going for you.
The Vacationers by Emma Straub
Book – The Posts are going to Mallorca for a two-week vacation. Franny and Jim are celebrating their 35th Anniversary, but recent issues are casting doubt that they'll celebrate their 36th. Their daughter, Sylvia, is happy to escape Manhattan for the summer to join them before she heads off to college. Bobby, her older brother, arrives with his girlfriend, Carmen, a fitness instructor who annoys the family. The guest list rounds off with Franny's best friend, Charles and his husband Lawrence. When the guests are assembled in the luxurious villa, they begin to realize that their hopes and troubles have followed them to their holiday paradise. As the vacationers relax and explore the island, they discover truths about themselves and their relationships. I didn't think I was going to like these characters as much as I did. Straub's humor manages to be pointed, yet kind.Straub is also the author of Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures.
The Beekeeper's Apprentice by Laurie R. King
Book – Even if you are not a Sherlock Holmes fan, you can't help but be delightfully drawn into the adventures of the newly formed sleuthing team of Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes. They are an unlikely pair. Mary is only 15 years old, a recently orphaned American who is a fiercely independent feminist. Holmes is mostly retired from detective work and lives a quiet existence keeping bees in the country. Mary impresses him with her intelligence, and Holmes slowly teaches her the art of detection. As his apprentice, she quickly catches on and makes her own valuable contributions in solving cases. She evolves into taking on a more active role in his investigations and Holmes is inspired into coming out of retirement. However, their exposure and enthusiasm brings some bad guys out of the woodwork and Mary and Holmes find themselves confronted by perils and threats of death that they never anticipated. Heartwarming and witty, the mysteries that this pair solves will keep readers wanting for more. Fortunately, this is only the first book in the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes mysteries. The Library has all the books in the series for readers to enjoy.


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This is literally as fun a curling gets
This is literally as fun a curling gets
Wow, definately not on steroids lol
Target has curling irons?
Professional curling bar
curly hair
What's the name of your business? Curl Up & Dye.
In This Picture: Photo of an exercise fail
Background transforming Bicep FTW!
Do you even lift, bro?
Me cooking and steam is making it more curled
Dirty Curling Iron
Maybe they're just socks.
My eyes...can't...take it.
The pattern holds the key to all of earth's answers.
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I'm so glad to see both you guys working so hard! When you find some spare time you could come help me with my Christmas lights! Ed...good to hear the news on your Dad. Hope things settle down for you a little so you can wear that purple leisure suit to meet Jeff and his wife! Jeff...just make sure you take a picture...or 2 or 3 to post here when you get back!
It does kinda look like hair, doesn't it? It's part of an "attraction" but not really an "attraction" ; It's not in AK or MK.
is it in Epcot? FW?
YES it is!
An attrraction that's not really an attraction. Innoventions? Is it in the Land?
For today.
You're up early this morning! Just getting my coffee going and checking on how much I NEED to do today that probably won't get done!
Is that a street sign? Maybe from Toontown?
You're on the right track but it's not from Innoventions or The Land.
Is it on something with a connection to transpotation?
Diane...I will wear the suit standing next to you 400 feet in the air Now I have to go find one.
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Some where around Space Ship Earth?
I'm up early every morning. Well any day that there is school.
It's not a street sifn and not in Toontown.
Denise has Spaceship Earth covered, I'll go with the Wonders of Life Pavilion.
It IS on something that moves.
It IS a license plate.
Bells are ringing...softly : I've seen this ; a cart used for the street shows in HS?
I wonder if I can find one of my "hippie dresses"????
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Boulder Woods Campground
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Date of Stay: June, 2012 - $35.00
This is the first time staying at this campground and we were pleasantly surprised. It is tucked away on some back wooded roads and the campground is spread out on two sides of the road. We stayed in a section away from the main campground where the pool and activities were going on, across the road, but we liked it. Very spacious, wooded pull through site. It has a lake for fishing and lots of activities for kids and grown-ups were posted. We walked around to see what the other sites looked like: 90% are permanents, but they have 2 small sections dedicated pretty much to weekend campers. And both sections were shady and set up nicely. We went to Rice's Flea Market on Saturday, which is about a half hour away. The only reason I'm giving a 9: the two wooded sections for weekend campers, do not have any bathhouses. You would need to walk a pretty far distance to use the bathhouses. We were only here for 3 days, so it was ok that they don't have sewer hook-ups at any sites at this campground and we could dump on our way out. We will definitely be coming back here at least one or two more times this season. We just loved that it was tucked away from it all. We camped at Boulder Woods Campground in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: September, 2009 - $40.00
We stayed here about mid-Sept, and well, didn't get to try the pool (which was closed) but looked nice. The staff were helpful, but the roads and sites were small and rough. It was hard to maneuver our Fifth Wheel into the campground and our lot which is narrow. It's a pretty campground but a rocky mountain. We probably would visit again if in the area. We camped at Boulder Woods Campground in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: October, 2006 - $30.00
Our site was small and on large stones, not small gravel. There was a pa system throughout the campground used to announce activities. The first activity we heard was for the 10 pm hayride Friday night. We have younger children and they were already in bed. I think an announcement at 10 pm is too late and loud. Quiet time was announced both nights as well. There were several nice activities for the kids. A large percentage of sites appeared to be seasonal. There also appeared to be young teens running around unsupervised at night. We won't return unless there is no where else to go. We camped at Boulder Woods Campground in a Travel Trailer.Undo
Date of Stay: August, 2006 - $30.00
Campground not in very good shape but it looks like there trying to make improvements. Beer bottle caps and cigarette butts all over camp site, Yuk! (and I'm a smoker) Unable to fit in site. However, owner was extremely nice and used a tractor to get us in. Even supplied some concrete blocks for a really unlevel site. When I was ready to leave, they came promptly and pulled me out. Nice camp store and deli/grill. Very, very busy, crowded. Transient sites tight. However, there were some other transient sites across the street but didn't check them out. Most of CG seasonals, very friendly though. Overall it's a CG catering to seasonals which really isn't for me. Would probably not go back for the fact that there are so many different CG in that area to try. Stayed there for a visit to Crayola Factory. We camped at Boulder Woods Campground in a Travel Trailer.Undo
We returned to this campground this year after a 9 year absence. In those 9 years this campground has gone down the drain. The current owners, I understand, have just sold this place to employees. When we arrived, we were treated like we were intruding on their time. The bath houses and showers were filthy. I will never return to this dump. We camped at Boulder Woods Campground in a Motorhome.Undo
This campground is in very bad shape. the bath houses and showers were filthy. The new owners were not very
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I have added 2 new scans of Joel from April's issue of Rhapsody magazine. He talks about Child 44 and more so be sure to check it out. The article is great.
Magazines & Publications > Rhapsody – April 2015
I have added 2 new scans of Joel from April's issue of Rhapsody magazine. He talks about Child 44 and more so be sure to check it out. The article is great.
Brand new posters of Child 44 have been released and Joel graces the cover of one. This film comes out next month so be sure to check it out in theaters.
THESOURCE.COM – Joel Kinnaman and Génesis Rodríguez play husband and wife in Run All Night which is now playing.
Read what they had to say about working on the film, Liam Neeson and more!
How did you feel when you heard you were perfect to play Liam Neeson's son?
Joel Kinnaman: That is a hug compliment even though he's an alcoholic hit man in this. I was really honored to play his son in this film and I'm always drawn to father and son stories. I always get very emotional watching them and every friend that I have, older or younger … everybody's had a complicated relationship to their father at some point in their life. This was a very interesting one.
Genesis told us on set you guys were listening to some cool hip-hop music. What were you guys listening to to get prepped for shooting?
Joel Kinnaman: Jay Electronica. I remember I played that to Common and he was like, oh s*** I haven't heard this. I was like, I played song to Common that he hadn't heard. That made my day.
Is that a ritual just listening to some hip-hop of just any music before you take on a big role or in between scenes?
Joel Kinnaman: Yeah sometimes. I mean I had the biggest premiere of my life was after I got out of acting school. I was in the big play of Crime and Punishment. It was the opening of a new national theater with as much coverage as you can get for a play in Sweden. Very much attention. And I was the center piece, I didn't leave the stage for three hours and 45 minutes, so it was on me. For some reason I was listening to Bob Marley and … we jammed and it worked out really well.
Can you speak about working with Jaume the director and building this character.
Joel Kinnaman: It was a great collaboration. When I got the script, I thought Brad Ingelsby had written a beautiful script. There was one thing with that I felt could be improved and that was my character. He was written a little bit too clean cut. He had a white wife with his two blonde children. For some reason it's like a lot of Hollywood stories … when somebody's innocent they're white which is farthest from the truth. And that he was much more of a victim of circumstance and he wasn't proactive in the situation. I wanted you to feel that … this kid that grew up with alcoholic criminal father that created a very unstable home environment, he grew up in this rough neighborhood with everybody knowing he's Jimmy Conlin's son and even though he did a very respectable thing to create a different life for himself in the opposite life of his father and create a life for his children that he didn't get, you still want to feel the residue of that background … I wanted him to be a violent person that has a lot of anger inside and that's where we came up with that he had a run at being a professional fighter and but then he also had a lot of anger issues that he was trying to keep down. When these unfortunate events start to unfold then we also see how he would react in those situations and being proactive in that.
Did you have to train in boxing?
Joel Kinnaman: I did boxing a little bit. I've never done any fights, but sparing. A dear friend of mine, he's actually on the money team, Mayweather's team, and he's actually got a title fight in a month, so he hooked me up with his New York trainer, a guy called Don Saxby so I was over there at Gleason's and Don was helping me not look a complete fool in those scenes.
Can you speak about shooting in New York?
Joel Kinnaman: Yeah. That's why I was so happy that we were shooting in New York. There's a sense of humor and a toughness to New York that is so specific to here, it's a lot of tough love and that's why I was really adamant that they weren't going to be like a white couple. They were from mixed neighborhoods so it was great that she also brought a little Latin attitude to it and it's not easy raising two kids with not much money and you have fights but you love each other. It's not a big deal but you're working hard to make it work. I thought she was phenomenal in the film, really a strong woman … she's feminine but a very strong woman.
What was the set chemistry like with all of the actors?
Joel Kinnaman: It was a hell of a good time. We had a lot of fun and Liam … he's a funny guy and as soon as we became friends and started joking with each other we're messing each other up and tripping each other up before the scenes and I was always worried is his back going to hold for this long stretch, do you need me to support you over this old man. He was like get out of the way lad. He's going to show me boxing, he's like hey so you're boxing now … people haven't boxed like that since the 20s when you were a kid.
Joel did a recent interview with Elle magazine that you can read below. He took part in a photoshoot for the interview and I have added the HQ photos to the gallery. So check them out.
ELLE.COM – The longer I wait for Joel Kinnaman to show up to The Spare Room, an old-timey speakeasy retrofitted with vintage bowling lanes and nestled in a hidden corner of Hollwood's iconic Roosevelt Hotel, the more rattled I get. While interviewing hot babes is part of the gig (**blows on nails**), there's something about the Stockholm-born actor that has always made me nervous.
For anyone who hasn't been seduced by Detective Stephen Holder over four seasons of The Killing, Kinnaman plays a street tough, cocky sonofagun who tosses off lines like, "My body's my temple, but this"—while gesturing toward his head with a deli sandwich—"is the control tower." It's the kind of Holderism fans of the AMC turned Netflix series love about the rough-around-the-edges antihero.
And then, without much fanfare at all, he arrives. Unlike many of his contemporaries he's tall, a full-size 6'2, and, as expected, lacks that whole showbiz aim-to-please air. (Even his outfit: a charcoal pullover, navy pants, and low top Nike dunks goes stylishly under the radar.) But despite his low talking and aloof air, there's something formidable about a 35-year-old who can hold his own in a shoot 'em up (Run All Night, out today) alongside Hollywood veterans Liam Neeson and Ed Harris. He's calm, thoughtful, and confident in himself. And though he has a chip on his shoulder about marriage (read on…) he doesn't ascribe himself to being any one kind of man: be it macho, metrosexual, or chess prodigy. He's just Joel Kinnaman, and he's slaying a Snoop Dogg concert-incited hangover with some mid-afternoon vodka. Can he live?
Because we're a women's magazine dedicated to flipping the script on men, I have a question: When you're on the cover of a fitness mag, with a headline like, 'How to get Joel Kinnaman's Ripped Abs,' are you actually passing along real workout tips?
I completely make it up.
Do you?
No, no, but gaining weight is hard for me.
I feel bad for you. Truly.
I mean, now 'cause I'm in my thirties, I can get, like, skinny fat, which is super attractive…[Laughs]
After Googling you, I found out that your mom is a therapist. For the deeper, darker stuff in The Killing, do you ever pull from stuff you heard about her patients?
Actually I had quite the bit of life experience, and, you know, had my difficult years and difficult phases of life—that's what you always draw from when you do roles like that. In terms of whether my mom was influential, I think she instilled a certain way of thinking in me quite early: having a reflective mindset regarding my actions and trying to find the underlying reasons to behavior. I think that's quite helpful when you're trying to understand a character.
From every interview I've read with you, you seem very thoughtful about the characters you play. Has a director ever told you, 'You're over thinking it. Do less, Joel'?
Yeah, for sure. But, at the same time, preparation is always meant to get tossed out the window when you get to set. The preparation is just to, like, fill you up, but as soon as you start working, you can't think of the preparation. It's like, whatever gets stuck, gets stuck.
But have you ever had to learn, like, Tai Chi for a role and then you get there and they're like, 'Never mind, we're not going to do that anymore!'
I mean, that's actually happened a couple of times. Recently, I was going to go to South Africa and do a movie in which I was going to be a sad little fat boy—
So you got nice and fat…
Yeah, so I just stopped training and just, like, ate a lot of ice cream. All my friends were thrilled. It was like, 'Yeahhhh, fatty." They were giving me Snickers bars. And then the movie fell apart two weeks before I was going to go. That's happened a couple of times where I've prepared for a role or learned a whole new dialect and then it fell apart. It happens a lot with financing—especially when you're doing independent movies.
DIGITALSPY.COM – Joel Kinnaman has promised that DC Comics film Suicide Squad will be a complex exploration of heroism.
Kinnaman confirmed this week that he will join director David Ayer's super-villain team-up film, along with Will Smith, Jared Leto and Margot Robbie.
The actor has been widely tipped to be replacing Tom Hardy as Rick Flag Jr, who leads a team of super-villains on a government-mandated mission of redemption.
Earlier this week, Kinnaman told Screen Rant that he has been very impressed with director Ayer's vision for the comic book adaptation.
"I love the script. It's super entertaining and David Ayer is a really interesting director," he explained. "You know there's a lot of flashy directors who are good with the camera.
"When you get people who are from another aspect of filmmaking into a director's role, you're always very happy if it's a writer or an editor, because those are the storytellers, and David is really a storyteller. Even though this is a massive superhero production it's an amazing story."
He continued: "The conversations we've had about the characters are really interesting, and he really gets to the bottom of things.
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Rick Flag made his debut in the pages of DC Comics in 1959 as a special forces expert whose father led the first incarnation of the Suicide Squad in World War II.
Ted Whittall previously portrayed the character in the final season of Smallville.
Suicide Squad features Cara Delevingne as Enchantress, and Viola Davis as government operative Amanda Waller.
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The movie will open in cinemas on August 5, 2016, following the release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice on March 25, 2016.


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Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter, has revealed a highly interesting fact. As the Chinese Communist Party rigorously censors any mention of any potential religious influence, such as Islam, Tibetan Buddhism and Christianity, it comes as a surprise that Jesus Christ won far more mentions on Weibo than Chairman Mao.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A survey of the Asian country's social media platform conducted by Tea Leaf Nation has found that Chinese censors are allowing more Christian terminology to be talked about on Weibo.
Chinese President Xi Jinping only received 4 million mentions on Weibo, despite a daily presence on state-run newspapers. "Jesus," who is hardly ever written about, yielded more than 18 million mentions.
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"Christian congregation" was mentioned more than 41 million times, while "Communist Party" yielded just 5.3 million mentions.
It must be noted that China's army of 100,000 censors, who often delete "politically sensitive" material, appear to have banned the term "underground church" appearing on Weibo.
A search for the term referring to unregistered Christian organizations in China produces a blank search page with a notice reading, "Results cannot be displayed due to relevant laws and regulations."
"Lack of interest in Communist ideology, and rising interest in Christianity, may also help explain the relative frequency of Christian-related Weibo content," Bethany Allen of the Web site Tea Leaf Nation writes. "Christianity has grown rapidly in China for more than two decades, and while official government estimates put the total number of Chinese Christians at 25 million, many outside observers agree that the real number may be closer to 60 million.
"While not an exact science - Weibo search result tallies are subject to the daily exigencies of both user trends and the actions of censors - the comparative search data shown below demonstrates that Christian-related content is either more popular or more permissible on Weibo than Communist-related content. Chatter about religion may make the Chinese government queasy, and occasionally terrified, but its politics that keeps its leaders (and censors) awake at night."
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Hundreds of citizens, mostly longstanding homeowners and faithful taxpayers, lost a very important battle this past Tuesday night. Lee County deserves strategic growth and well-planned development, but this is far from the best course of action. Gary Eller's rezoning petition to handsomely capitalize upon the soon-to-be Westover Extension was approved by the Lee County Board of Commissioners (absent the recovering Chairman Duffy).
"General Business District" and "Multi-family Residential District" are the politically correct terms for strip malls and apartments ("villas/townhomes") that will speckle the border of the once tranquil Palmyra Subdivision ... not to mention the construction/subsequent traffic, noise pollution and other inevitable and undesirable consequences. Wonder what the gated Grand Island community thinks? So do I! The vote spits in the face of many of Lee County's staunch residents and represents a wrong turn on the path to progress.
Commissioner Betty Johnson was the lone voice of reason opposing the applications, explaining that she did not want others to experience what she had when similar circumstances changed her life forever (sounds like fair warning to me). Commissioner Muggridge stated that this was a gut-wrenching decision for the commission and that all measures would be sought to "limit the harm done by the road" (yes, his quote). Are there no courses of action where harm is inherently limited and not heaped on "a few of the faithful" citizens? He also stated that this would be an arterial road that would ultimately march to Leesburg itself ... watch out, you landowners in the continuing path of progress!
With the public hearing behind us and business meeting decision upon us, what course of action remains for those whose property values and peaceful existence are mortally wounded in America's fourth most impoverished region?
waltspecht 2 years, 11 months ago
Everyone wants progress and an increased tax base, just as long as it doesn't encroach upon their lives and fortunes. I can't remember who said it, but it was during the railroad expansion and land grab era. Progress moves on, despite that which it must run over.
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SINGAPORE — Speaking at the Asia-Pacific Economic (APEC) summit today in Singapore, President Obama will announce that in 2011 he will host the annual forum in Hawaii in 2011.
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On the 20th anniversary of the summit, Mr. Obama today will note that tradition, started on the first year by former President Bill Clinton.
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The Global Justice Workshop wasn't what I expected. I had just arrived as a graduate student at Stanford after a series of jobs at nonprofit organizations, most of them in what could broadly be defined as the "human rights sector." Eagerly joining a group of fellow graduate students and faculty to discuss scholarly articles, I soon found that global justice, and human rights, seemed to mean something very different in the seminar rooms of Stanford than in the offices of my former employers. My new colleagues could talk for hours about different accounts of the foundations of human rights, the varieties of liberalism and communitarianism, or the best theory of a just international order, often without specific reference to any real place, institution, or group of people.
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"BBC Worldwide is currently investigating a security issue around Doctor Who Series 8 where unfinished material has inadvertently been made public," reads the statement. "We deeply regret this and apologise to all the show's fans, the BBC and the cast and crew who have worked tirelessly making the series.
"We would like to make a plea to anyone who might have any of this material and spoilers associated with it not to share it with a wider audience so that everyone can enjoy the show as it should be seen when it launches. We know only too well that Doctor Who fans are the best in the world and we thank them for their help with this and their continued loyalty."
Doctor Who returns to BBC 1 on August 23. As previously reported, comedian Frank Skinner has been cast in the show. Pop star Foxes will also appear in one episode while Jenna Coleman is returning as the Doctor's assistant, Clara Oswald.
New Doctor Pete Capaldi makes a brief appearance in the latest teaser trailer for Series 8. Click below to watch now.
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