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(JTA) — Novelist Gary Shteyngart has made his reputation with wry explorations of ambivalent, conflicted, often frustrated love. Now he is launching into a new affair with television, and it seems that he's carrying a full freight of mixed emotions.
Last week came the news that Ben Stiller has signed on to executive produce and direct a television adaptation of Shteyngart's most recent novel, "Super Sad True Love Story." Shteyngart is co-writing the pilot with Karl Gajdusek for production company Media Rights Capital, which also produced the Netflix hit "House of Cards."
"Super Sad True Love Story," published in 2010, is set in a dystopian near-future where the economy verges on collapse, the search for love is channeled through an electronic device called an "apparat" that biometrically measures levels of attractiveness, and the practice of reading is an outmoded embarrassment. The tale follows the misadventures of Lenny Abramov, a balding, bookish, 39-year-old Russian-American-Jewish man who falls in love with a Korean-American woman. (Note: Shteyngart is a balding, bookish now-42-year-old Russian-American-Jewish man who is married to a Korean-American woman.)
The show is being described in the press as a one-hour dramedy, although The Telegraph hopes that the resulting show will retain more of Shteyngart's acid wit than the term "dramedy" — typically applied to feather-light fare — implies.
More than almost any other event, it was the trial of Adolf Eichmann that, in 1961, brought the Holocaust into the public consciousness of the world. In both Europe and Israel, the trial marked the beginning of the end of a period, immediately after the Second World War, when the Holocaust was deliberately ignored and forgotten. The cause of the change: the medium of television.
A new 90-minute BBC drama, "The Eichmann Show" — which aired in the United Kingdom January 20 as part of a season of programming to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz — captures the making of the Eichmann Trial as a television spectacle. It was an American producer, Milton Fruchtman (played by Martin Freeman), who persuaded David Ben-Gurion that "only television can show the world what Eichmann did," and that the trial of Eichmann would be "the most important television event in history."
Fruchtman hired Leo Hurwitz (Anthony LaPaglia), who was blacklisted in the United States during the McCarthy period, to direct his show. "The Eichmann Show" homes in on Hurwitz's singular obsession with Eichmann, what the camera could do to inspect him, and his failure to get the much-desired close-up of him showing even a scintilla of regret. "Come on, do something!" Hurwitz bellows, as Eichmann watches stony-faced images of trucks plowing piles of skeletal corpses into mass graves. His face barely even twitches.
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The family portrayed in the ABC sitcom, "The Goldbergs" — which finished its second season January 14 — spends a lot of time yelling and screaming. Mom is a busybody. Dad comes home from work and drops his trousers for comfort.
Though Adam F. Goldberg, creator, writer and executive producer, based the show on his real life and kin, he is quick to assure that the actual Goldbergs were not that bad. They were worse.
"My family is a lot cruder, a lot louder. All they do is yell at each other. My mom [Beverly] is at the point where she recognizes that. Wendi [McLendon-Covey, who plays her] brings a softness she doesn't have. [My mom says] 'everyone hugs her at the end of every episode. I never get hugs. She's not me. She's too nice. She's too loud and always gets her way.'"
The show was not always "too nice." When it first aired in the fall of 2013, the critics (including The Forward's Ezra Glinter) were, well critical. When I mention that Goldberg suggests I'm the one being too nice.
"In the beginning, we were polarizing," Goldberg said. "The either hated us with a passion or if they got it, it was because they came from a family like that.
CBS has just released the trailer for the four-hour mini-series, "The Dovekeepers," which will air March 31 and April 1.
The series is based on the critically-acclaimed and best-selling Alice Hoffman novel of the same name which, in turn, is based on true events at Masada.
The Masada story is told from the perspective of three woman — the titular dovekeepers — who arrive at the besieged fortress with unique backstories, and secrets.
Among the stars are Cote de Pablo, the Chilean-born actress best known for playing the Mossad agent on NCIS; Sam Neil, as the Jewish historian Josephus, and Diego Boneta as a warrior.
The series is being executive produced by Roma Downey ("Touched by an Angel") and her husband Mark Burnett ("Survivor," "The Voice"), who were also responsible for "The Bible" mini-series and theatrical feature "Son of God."
Last year, a single promo clip — a total of 19 seconds in length — provoked a controversy over the content of the show it had been created to promote. What followed was a yearlong saga of politics, professional restructuring and grassroots marketing, as the show — an Israeli sketch comedy show called "HaYehudim Ba'im" ("The Jews Are Coming") — languished in TV purgatory.
After the controversial promo launched online, Channel 1, the public station, had a problem. The show had already been produced, using taxpayer money; despite the controversy, it represented an investment of public funding that couldn't be easily discarded. Channel 1 was undergoing restructuring, and the Knesset had to approve the network's programming slate before it could air. With all these obstacles, it seemed that "The Jews Are Coming" show would never get to live up to its name.
The promo also provoked MK Ayelet Shaked (from the religious Habayit Hayehudi party) to speak out against "HaYehudim Ba'im," pressuring Channel 1 to air a right-wing satire (a show called "Latma") to balance it, show co-creator and writer Natalie Marcus recalls. "The presence of a satire can't balance the presence of another satire; satire balances reality," she said.
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Henry Louis Gates' PBS series, "Finding Your Roots," is invariably emotionally powerful. And tonight's episode, which profiles the background of three leading Jewish Americans, is no exception.
Carole King, Tony Kushner and Alan Dershowitz are the subjects. As always, Gates and his research team have done an excellent job checking the roots of the participants' family trees. They went back the furthest in King's lineage, to late 18th-century Russia. But it is the Dershowitz and Kushner segments that prove the most fascinating.
Dershowitz's mother's family came from Galicia in the 20th-century when pogroms wrecked havoc there. His grandfather, Naftali Ringer, came first, followed two years later by his grandmother Blima. There was a problem at the dock when she arrived — Naftali had shaved off his beard. As a result she didn't recognize him and, according to family legend, at first rejected him.
Blima ruled the roost in the Dershowitz household, and she remained observant. Dershowitz claims when he came home from Ebbets Field and declared "The Dodgers won," she would ask "But was it good for the Jews?"
But she was also very American. "She made my brother and me recite the Pledge of Allegiance every day… America was everything Poland was not."
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If you're not familiar with it, "Finding Your Roots" with Henry Louis Gates is in part a PBS response to the genealogy craze, people increasingly curious about where they came from.
The next episode is all Jewish, as we learn about the ancestors of three celebrated Americans. Tony Kushner delves into the history of the Holocaust to discover his ancestors' fate; Carole King learns the origins of her family name and confronts the reality of the discrimination her ancestors faced in America, and Alan Dershowitz finds out that the first Hasidic synagogue in Brooklyn, started by his great-grandfather, played a secret role in World War II.
The episode airs November 4 at 8 p.m., though it's always best to check local listings.
"The Rise of ISIS," the latest documentary from the award-winning Frontline PBS investigative series, is likely to leave you with one major takeaway.
Despite the best of intentions, pretty much everything the U.S. has done in the Middle East has contributed to the chaos. We are Westerners lost in a strange land with absolutely no idea what we are doing or the consequences of our actions.
The film starts in late 2011, when American troops withdrew from Iraq. Presumably, we left behind a stable government with a functioning military. Both assumptions were incorrect.
The nation's prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, a Shiite, promised an inclusive government, but soon began a campaign of terror against Sunnis, including Sunni officials in his own cabinet. Shia militia were particularly violent and Sunni bodies piled up on the streets.
The then-U.S.ambassador, James Jeffrey, warned President Obama that Maliki needed to be constrained, but he adopted a hands-off approach, claiming it was an Iraqi internal problem. Leon Panetta said U.S. the response was to keep "their fingers crossed [hoping] that Maliki would step down."
The President's position seems defensible. We just got out of that country and he didn't want to be the man who put us right back in. And at the time Al Qaeda was a small broken force unable to mount a serious insurgency.
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USA Network has ordered four additional episodes of "Dig," an Israeli-set crime thriller. This brings to 10 the total number of episodes of the series, which premiers in March.
Jason Isaacs stars as FBI agent Peter Connelly, who has his share of heartbreak and demons he want to leave behind. So he accepts an assignment in Israel, where his new supervisor, Lynn Monahan (Ann Heche), is also, as luck would have it, an occasional love interest.
But investigating the murder of a young American embroils them in an ancient mystery.
The series also features a number of well known names, including David Constabile ("Breaking Bad"), Lauren Ambrose ("Six Feet Under") and Israeli actor Ori Pfeffer (World War Z).
Also remarkable are the number of bold face names behind the scenes, including Gideon Raff and Avi Nir, who are responsible for a number of Israel shows that have crossed borders to European and American television.
Judd Hirsch has packed a lot of success into his 79 years on the planet. He is of course known as Alex Rieger, cabbie extraordinaire in the long-running television sitcom "Taxi." The role earned him four Emmy nominations and two wins.
He's also starred in a number of other successful series, including "Dear John" and, more recently, "Numb3rs."
That's only television. He's appeared in 20 feature films, ranging from his role as a psychologist in "Ordinary People" (Academy Award as Best Supporting Actor) to playing himself in "The Muppets," which garnered him no awards but the affection of thousands of young people.
Then there is his true love, theater. He's appeared in three Broadway productions, was nominated for three Tony Awards as best actor in a play and won two — for "I'm Not Rappaport" and "Conversations With My Father."
Hirsch spoke to the Forward about his latest project, the new ABC series "Forever," how he almost didn't want to take "Taxi" and why he's still doing the grind of a TV show at age 79.
Curt Schleier: Getting ready for this interview, I was taken aback by how much you'd done and how much I'd forgotten. What a career! What's your reaction to my ignorance?
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The last time we saw Ben Feldman, he'd just cut off one of his nipples. Now, he's head-over-heels in love with a girl he spied — but never met — years earlier at a rock concert.
Perhaps an explanation is in order.
For the last three seasons, Feldman has played Michael Ginsberg, the somewhat acerbic, somewhat crazy Jewish copywriter on "Mad Men." Ginsberg chose a most unusual way to declare his love for a co-worker.
Starting October 2 (and every Thursday forever thereafter, he hopes), he's Adam Laughlin on "A to Z," the besotted bachelor who believes in destiny and true love and a more traditional approach to wooing. The object of his affection is Zelda Vasco (Cristin Milioti), an attorney whose hippie, multi-partner mother soured her on the idea of romance.
The show's pilot, at least, is funny and sweet and if nothing else an antidote to television zombies. It is also more than a little reminiscent of "(500) Days of Summer," a similarly themed romance that at least in the cinema ended badly.
According to the voiceover here though, Andrew and Zelda go out for "eight months, three weeks, five days and one hour." After winning kudos for her role in the Broadway musical "Once," Miloti went on to become the title character in "How I Met Your Mother," an issue that took nine seasons to resolve. So it may take a while to find out what the end of that near nine-month period has to offer.
In the meantime, Feldman spoke to the Forward about "the one," defending a Jewish character's right to be a little nuts, and going all-in on a bar mitzvah or not having one at all.
Curt Schleier: Do you believe in "the one"?
It's a bit presumptuous of me to suggest that the History cable network scheduled its two-part "Houdini" mini-series over Labor Day weekend on the theory that most folks will be away from their television. But, if by some chance, that turned out actually to be the network's strategy, kudos to them.
Houdini is played by Adrien Brody, but not even the Academy Award winner can drum up a performance magical enough to make his character seem real.
He is burdened by Nicholas Meyer's script, which paints a one-dimensional portrait of a man with daddy issues and who seems to talk exclusively in aphorisms. What could even the greatest thespian do with dialogue like this:
"I love my father. But he was a nobody. I'm not going to be like him."
"Fear is how I know I'm alive. Not like other people. I don't escape life. I escape death."
"The only way to beat death is to put your life on the line. Why was I so compelled to beat death? What was I trying to escape?"
On the Daily Show, Maggie Gyllenhaal told Jon Stewart that she has not received any backlash about the politics of "The Honorable Woman," the new show that she stars in. Since it centers on the ongoing turmoil of Israeli-Palestinian relations, Stewart looked amused.
"You have very thoughtful friends," he said.
Granted, the eight-part mini-series written by British director Hugo Blick is only a few episodes into its run on the Sundance Channel (in the UK, five episodes have aired already). There is still an ample amount of time to provoke both critics and political pundits.
However, for the moment, the series seems focused on avoiding taking a side. The first episode introduced a very complicated political murder mystery. Gyllenhaal plays Vanessa "Nessa" Stein, the daughter of a successful English arms dealer who supplied Israel with weapons and was murdered 29 years ago in front of his children. Nessa, along with her brother Ephra, has inherited her father's company and has a plan to remodel the business as a supplier of peace, not war. The idea is to bring Internet and phone cables to impoverished Palestinian territories to enable education and communication. As Nessa says, "Terror thrives in poverty, it dies in wealth."
The plan is jeopardized when a man is found dead in his hotel room. We learn that the victim is a Palestinian who Nessa planned to give a lucrative contract to construct the communication infrastructure. Of course, allegations from both Israelis and Palestinians ensue, and protestors hound Nessa with questions wherever she goes.
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When is a terrorist not a terrorist?
That's the question asked and answered in the important HBO documentary, "The Newburgh Sting," which debuts July 21 at 9 p.m.
It's been over five years. Still, many people are likely to remember how a joint terrorism task force arrested four men before they could bomb a Bronx synagogue and JCC, and fire a missile at military aircraft at Stewart Airport in upstate New York.
The government gratuitously went through the process of a trial, but the men, who became known as the Newburgh Four, had already been convicted in the media.
However, an investigation by filmmakers Kate Davis and David Heilbroner suggests that the four men were not terrorists, but dupes in an elaborate plot set up by an FBI informant.
Following 9/11 (which the FBI missed), the Bureau set up a network of informants to root out home grown terrorists. Most (if not all) of these informants were set loose on mosques. This certainly isn't politically correct, and no U.S. mosque has yet ben implicated in any kind of terrorist plot. But the FBI seems to have adopted a "We screwed up and now we have to catch up" attitude that made its agents willing to overlook such niceties."The rules are off," was a common refrain in FBI offices.
Important, too, these undercover informants were financially rewarded. Previous criminal activity was overlooked. So, if they couldn't find genuine terrorists, they were potentially motivated to create them, or else lose their jobs. And that seemed to be the case here.
Newburgh, 60 miles north of New York City, is an impoverished community. Shahed Hussain, an informant and shady character, visited the local mosque and asked the Imam if he knew anyone interested in Jihad.
The Imam suggested congregants stay away from him, but Hussain kept showing up in fancy suits, fancy cars (plural) and flashing wads of cash.
Cote de Pablo is a Chilean-born actress who seems to specializing in playing Jews.
She is most famous for playing Mossad agent Ziva David in the long-running CBS hit "NCIS." Now comes news that she has been cast in "The Dovekeepers," a four-hour mini-series based on Alice Hoffman's best selling novel, which, in turn is based on true events at Masada.
The mini-series will depict the siege from the perspective of four women who arrive at the mountaintop with "unique back stories but share a common bond for survival," according to CBS.
Pablo plays Shirah, an independent single mom with mysterious power. Called the Witch of Moab, she practices forbidden ancient rites of magic and is knowledgeable about herbal medicines.
The series is being produced by Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, who received multiple Emmy nominations for the 10-hour mini-series, "The Bible" and produced the feature film, "Son of God." "The Dovekeepers" will air sometime next year.
(JTA) — The production of "Tyrant" is leaving Tel Aviv because of the ongoing rocket fire in Israel.
The television drama, which was co-created by Israeli writer Gideon Raff, will move its operations to Istanbul, Turkey, Variety reported Wednesday. Air raid sirens and ongoing rocket fire from Gaza have disrupted the production, and members of the cast and crew have posted on social media about the stresses of running to bomb shelters.
The show's producers reportedly hope to return the production to Israel if the situation allows it.
"Tyrant," which airs on the American cable network FX, is set in the fictional Middle Eastern country of Abbudin.
Meanwhile, executives of the USA Network's "Dig," which had been filming in and around Jerusalem, are waiting to determine their next move, according to a report in TV Guide. The show delayed its return to shooting from a hiatus because of the current violence; the break will be extended by several days.
"Dig," which also was created by Raff, was on hiatus when Operation Protective Edge began last week.
"Our first priority is the safety of our cast and crew," said a statement from Universal Cable Productions, according to TV Guide. "We will continue to assess the situation and plan accordingly."
Paul Lee, ABC's group president of entertainment, met with reporters this morning during the Television Critics Association semi-annual meeting in Hollywood. Not unexpectedly, the subject of "The Goldbergs" came up.
Lee,who recently renewed his own contract with the network (though ABC has languished in fourth place for the last four years), recently renewed the Jewish-themed comedy for a second season. It joins black, Hispanic and Asian-themed comedies that the Hollywood Reporter said "ambitiously mine cultural and ethnic diversity."
Lee, who is a British Jew, was asked if "The Goldbergs" needed to become more specifically Jewish. He responded that what aired was the vision of its creator, Adam Goldberg. "It's Adam's show. I'm not going to sit there and say, 'From one Jew to another, I want a bar mitzvah.'"
(Reuters) — It's hard to keep up with the social and political hurly-burly of the Middle East, but U.S. TV producer Howard Gordon got a hit out of it with "Homeland" and hopes to do the same with new series "Tyrant," even if it requires last-minute tweaks.
While fellow Americans celebrated over the July 4 weekend, Gordon was back in Israel for his latest whirlwind visit to fine-tune upcoming episodes, based on feedback he has received about the series set in a Middle Eastern dictatorship buffeted by demands for change arising from the Arab Spring.
There were complaints from Muslim American groups to weigh, as well as input from Middle Eastern dissidents. They are factored in to Gordon's drive to empathize, though he wants the series to work as a universal drama divorced from actual events.
"I like to think that, as sort of amateur cultural diplomat, I create these stories as bridge-building," Gordon told Reuters.
"We are listening to our Muslim colleagues and adjusting the material as much as possible. I appreciate the sensitivities, and no one is setting out to perpetuate or exacerbate stereotype, but we are here to tell a good story, a family drama, a saga."
He likened the tale of an Arab-American doctor embroiled in the Middle East autocracy run by his father and brother to "The Sopranos" or "Sons of Anarchy" — shows about a New Jersey mob and a Californian motorcycle gang, respectively.
Now available to stream online: the premiere auditions of the newest reality singing competition, Rising Star, based on an Israeli reality show, HaKovkhav Haba, or "The Next Star" in Hebrew. The first episode of the American version debuted Sunday, June 22.
Now, I've seen my fair share of reality television shows. I watched American Idol when it premiered more than a decade ago, and more recently I've dabbled with the X-Factor, America's Got Talent, and The Voice.
Basically, the premise for all these shows is the same. Sing a song, impress a judge or two, and then hopefully garner enough American viewers that the studio executives want to keep your show around.
Rising Star offers a new twist — or new twist to Americans, as it's essentially a carbon copy of Israel's original show — the public's votes are counted via their smartphones. Oh, and there's something about a two ton wall, too.
Viewers have to download the Rising Star application, and then swipe red for no and blue for yes in real time. If a singer attains at least 70% of yeses while they sing, then they move on to the next round.
Cool in theory, if not so cool in practice. Critics have noticed that some percentages seem staged to give voters on the West Coast a reason to vote. Rising Star airs live in three US time zones, but is pushed back for the West Coast. As a result, viewers in the California area can "save" contestants if they vote when they watch the show an hour later. Many contestants finished with ratings in the high 60s, and so needed West Coast votes to move on.
Celebrity judges Kesha, Brad Paisley and Ludacris counted for 7% if they swiped yes.
Like the case with many other celebrity judges, I am always skeptical in their ability to judge a person's potential to become a 'Rising Star.' From what I've gathered from magazines and celebrity interviews, to succeed in the entertainment industry, you need talent, connections, and a whole lot of luck.
Celebrity judges might be able to make connections with contestants, but that's just about it. On Rising Star, their advice mimics other reality-show judges and relayed the standard, "watch the pitch" and "I loved your attitude."
As a result, if I ever watch judges' commentary on these sort of shows, it's for their anecdotes and jokes. On Rising Star, the judges lack the entertaining camaraderie of The Voice, and don't have the definitive personalities of the newest season of The X-Factor. But, to be fair, it is Rising Star's first season, so I'll give them a little leeway to get their bearings.
As to the talent factor, frankly, most of the contestants were mediocre at best. Nobody seemed like the next Kelly Clarkson or the next Carrie Underwood. Rather, they seemed on par with Danielle Bradbury, who won The Voice two years ago, or Tate Stevens from The X-Factor. Remember them?
I didn't think so.
One contestant chose a song that was half in Italian, which alienated her from the audience. The others were barely memorable.
Only the last contestant seemed to leave some kind of impact. Macy Kate, 17 from St. Petersburg, Florida, won the highest percentage at 93% of votes. She belted out a good cover of "Me and My Broken Heart" by Rixton.
Kate participated in a nation-wide audition via Instragram. To generate hype for the show, Rising Star, officials asked for people to submit clips showing why they are "Rising Stars." Kate was told to come to the premiere, but just to watch.
Twenty-five minutes into the show, Kate was picked out from the audience to perform the finale.
Yet, she could have sprouted leaves for how planted she felt to the audience. After all, she seemed incredibly well composed for someone who didn't know they would be on national television five minutes. Plus, she preformed phenomenally for someone who had maybe an hour to prepare.
I don't deny that she's got talent; I do call out the producers for staging the thing.
Overall, my opinion of Rising Star does not match the optimistic title. If you want funny banter from the judges, look to The Voice and if you want more, say, colorful acts, you're better off with America's Got Talent.
You can catch up on "Rising Star" at http://abc.go.com/shows/rising-star
"Nathan For You" is built on an undercurrent of mundane desperation: most of us will go along with anything if it means 10 minutes of face-time on TV. We'll serve (artificial!) poo flavored yogurt at our FroYo shop; court lawsuits for the publicity; deceive the public with bogus animal videos; and camp with unknown men in the wilderness. Shove a camera in someone's face and they are no longer wary of strangers. They'll go on dates, spill their hearts, betray secrets. It's as riveting and hilarious as it is uncomfortable. It might be the best half-hour on television this summer.
"Nathan For You," whose second season began July 1, is a business advice reality show. Nathan Fielder, a comedian who graduated from the University of Victoria with a bachelor's degree in commerce, advises small businesses on how to grow. It's like "Kitchen Nightmares" or "Bar Rescue" except Fielder doesn't have experience and the advice isn't good. It's also not terrible advice (not typically, anyway). The advice has to land in the sweet spot of "bad enough to entertain the folks at home; good enough to get the business to try for a day." It's not a parody of business advice shows, but it frequently becomes a parody of other reality genres. The show is more confusing to describe than it is to watch.


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The close is the final step of a real estate transaction. When all the conditions of the sales contract have been met and title and financing are ready, buyer, seller and their real estate agents meet to close the deal. The close is payday for the seller and the real estate agents. The buyer gets title and keys to the property in exchange.
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In some states the close is known as settlement.
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Las Vegas Flashbacks from a Superstar DJ Dream
As you may have seen in some of the videos posted, we went out to Las Vegas a few months ago. While we were there, we were guests of Shecky Green (Jonathan Shecter) and the EDM empire he presides over at the Wynn/Encore. It's been hard to really give people a picture of what exactly we were a part of as far as the events out there went… That is, until now. This highlight video, released by Shecky's media team, shows some of the best moments from an eventful few days at Surrender, Tryst, Encore Beach Club and XS. Give it a watch and envy the luxury and lifestyle of a Superstar DJ in the Las Vegas scene.
It also has an appearance or three by the UniqueSquared Mobile Studio. Who knew that we'd see our favorite wheeled lounge/studio rubbing elbows with the likes of Steve Aoki, Lil Jon, Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Sidney Samson, Sultan and Ned Shepard, Deadmau5, David Guetta, Avicii, Afrojack, and Tiesto before 2012 was up?
Not gonna lie, I kind of knew. At any rate, we were very lucky to be out there as guests of our friend Jonathan, and this is an opportunity to show you guys a little more of what went on out there that week, as well as thank him again.
We will certainly be back in Vegas in the coming year, so keep your eyes peeled, as this was almost the "recon mission." The long term fruits of our Spring visit will reveal themselves soon enough. Meanwhile, be sure to check out the other great event videos over at Las Vegas Nightlife Group's YouTube channel. If what you see in this video is what you want to do with that vacation money; it's high time you give everything Shecky and his cadre of Superstar DJs are up to out there a look.
Also, if you never saw our other Vegas videos, see below in the related posts to catch up. Among other things, there's an extended version of the interview with Steve Aoki and Lil Jon that you see the excerpts of in this video. Steve has a lot to say and it's worth a look.


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Jack Nicholson says "I do not want to die alone"
Footprints near Uluru are fresh. Within are ant foot prints-the red earth- mark accepting- the unacknowledged flow of air -another child cries in the street- it's mother angry/consoling- a rose bud arriving- red- fragrance ready
Jack Nicholson texts "I do not want to die alone"
Does the text reach the orange sun, doing a sunset in India?-the yogis dressed in orange may pick this up
Jack Nicholson feels he does not want to die alone
Prairie yellow flowers nod
Jack Nicholson's heart screams. "I do not want to die alone"
The green holy basil plant worshipped by many feels neither hot nor cold as it sits on many a porch of a Hindu. Sleet on the green grass outside Blenheim Palace. Jains not eating roots- to protect a green plant-to free others- the weak- the strong- the sensitive-is this necessary?
Jack Nicholson sings "I do not want to die alone"
Songs all over the world weep even more especially those written by Stephen Sondheim. Slow Bollywood songs who are already weeping start howling. Psalm recitations in churches under bright light-blue skies slow today
A pop song reaches the top ten. It is called "Jack Nicholson does not want to die alone"
Jack Nicholson listens to it after Mahler and before Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia….The memories of the faces of his loved ones also listen. His art collection also listens. Sitar-guitar- violin- raga-indigo-blue language galaxy reknown
Jack Nicholson yearns not to die alone On the banks of the Ganges an elderly woman sits and waits. She is shaking uncontrollably. She is very poor. She was an underpaid servant. She is awaiting her death. She can see the many pyres. She has chosen to be alone. She holds on to the navy blue, pink, and gold fragment of a cloth which used to decorate her shrine in the tiny dark room in Mumbai where she lived with her family of eight
Jack Nicholson does not want to die alone The monks dressed in purple carrying golden bowls and sitting opposite him know this
Jack Nicolson may be dying. Jack Nicholson may be dying. Jack Nicholson may be dying.
white stillness pure gold purple wonder gold strength pink joy
pink infinity navy blue now strong indigo blue light blue fountain
the green first reason compassionate orange endless yellow
royal red single red A red exotic bird pecks on his open palm
pink infinity navy blue now strong indigo blue light blue fountain
the green first reason compassionate orange endless yellow
royal red single red A red exotic bird pecks on his open palm
Red doored Bar Abaco in Palma de Mallorca opens for the night…..hard working Mr Rupert Murdoch wearing a red cardigan tweets
A red bird pecks on the open palm of the old woman in Varanasi as she shuts her eyes for the last time…………Ist pic by Anthony Cahill...2nd a ceremony in Varanasi


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he·ro noun \'hir-(?)?: a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities; one who shows great courage.
Eric Snowden is a hero. Snowden grew up in North Carolina. He enlisted in the United States Army as a special forces recruit before he broke both of his legs in a training exercise and was honorably discharged. Snowden then went to work for the NSA, and CIA, before going to work for one government contractor, and then another (Booz Allen Hamilton). Snowden took a paycut to work for Booz Allen so that he could gather data on America's surveillance and leak it. Snowden wrote, "I understand that I will be made to suffer for my actions, and that the return of this information to the public marks my end." Nonetheless, Snowden leaked information regarding PRISM (surveillance program), NSA call database, and Boundless Informant. Snowden identified himself as the leaker on June 9, 2013, and was terminated on June 10 "for violations of the firm's code of ethics and firm policy." Now Snowden is being charged with espionage, is on the run, and was terminated. Nonetheless, Snowden showed great courage in exposing government corruption. He should be admired for giving up a high paying job and because he did not want to "live in a world where everything [we] do and say is recorded." Eric Snowden is a hero.
The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 is a United States federal law that protects federal whistleblowers who work for the government and report agency misconduct. A federal agency violates the Whistleblower Protection Act if agency authorities take (or threaten to take) retaliatory personnel action against any employee or applicant because of disclosure of information by that employee or applicant. Whistleblowers may file complaints that they believe reasonably evidences a violation of a law, rule or regulation; gross mismanagement; gross waste of funds; an abuse of authority; or a substantial and specific danger to public health or safety.
A federal agency violates the Whistleblower Protection Act if it takes or fails to take (or threatens to take or fail to take) a personnel action with respect to any employee or applicant because of any disclosure of information by the employee or applicant that he or she reasonably believes evidences a violation of a law, rule or regulation; gross mismanagement; gross waste of funds; an abuse of authority; or a substantial and specific danger to public health or safety.
California whistleblower laws provide even greater protection to employees. Under California Labor Code §1102.5(a)-(d), an employer may not:
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Thomas Jefferson once said, "All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent." We need whistleblowers to prevent tyranny. That is why this San Diego wrongful termination lawyer would gladly represent Snowden in a wrongful termination lawsuit against Booz Allen.
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Ipe board scalloping
Hi all,
I just received my shipment of Ipe 5/4x6 from a local yard and many of the boards have 1" scalloping of varying depths - about 1/32" to 3/32" - running along the width, every 3 feet or so. It's like a repeating pattern, so I assume this is from a planer. It's similar to the scalloping on oak flooring that is sanded out when finished. Is this normal for Ipe? In all other respects, the boards look good.
hard to tell from the small pic but I don't think this is from a planer but rather from the metal banding they use to secure the bails of IPE which during shipment rub up against the board and cause this well defined band....I had a few and sanded them right out.
Thanks for your responses. There are so many marks, that we'll go ahead and sand the whole deck.
Am now getting ready to buy TWP. Can't seem to find it locally. John - do you have any pictures on your website of the Dark Oak/Cedartone mix that you've written about? Sweet - how is your TWP finish holding up (ran across your old posts on this today).
TWP 100 series is a build coat finish the Co recomends wet on wet or the second coat on right away. I have gone beyond that. Corectley done a twp outdoor finish will last 3-5 years and will never have to be striped down.
A 2 part dark oak/3 part cedartone natural twp mix will provide a brown color. TWP dark oak has a lot of solids using it will require a learning curve compaired with cedartone natural by itself. J.
I couldn't find TWP retailer within 100 miles of me, even though there were half a dozen listed on the Amteco web site. I called them all and no one seemed to even have heard of it, and Amteco was clueless. I bought mine from mfgsealants.com, which ships out of Atlanta. Their price was slightly lower than other internet vendors and had free shipping if you order 2 or more gallons. It arrived about 1 week after order.
We ended up falling in love with how Dark Oak looks on garapa (might even pass for ipe :-)). I'll post photos in my "big ol' garapa deck" thread tomorrow with the requisite updates.
Looking forward to seeing your latest pictures with the TWP Dark Oak. Saw the mfgsealants website, and may use them as well. Just for clarification, you sanded first, then did your cleaning and brightening, right? I don't know if the order matters.


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Snake Plant Repotting Question
I have a snake plant that is doing very well. It has two off shoots coming up..problem is they are so large that they have completely distorted the plastic pot they are in. Should I repot it or leave it be?
I'd say that is your choice. If the plant is a trifasciata and happy with your care, in time it will fill the pot and break it if possible. If you like the larger plant size and have the room, I suggest you put in in a larger pot. If not, take the plant out of the pot and remove the pups. You can pot the pups and give them to your friends who who love them and you. DO IT!!!
Before you remove them, I have found they need to be a certain size to be away from the mother and survive. If it is only a growing tip, and not at least two inches tall out of the dirt with it's own established roots, I would wait for awhile before you remove them.
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Hello, I just found this forum. I had no idea there was a whole organization just for this type of plant. Anyway, my neighbor gave me a snake plant about ten years ago, which was pretty scruffy looking. It is taller than I am now, which is 5'4". What a great species. It has done well.
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I have a plant that started to lay over. It was in a large planter and was thriving. The soil dried out and the leaves came out of the soil with little or know roots attached. I dumped the old dirt out and was using fresh. I was going to water and allow the soil to dry out and water as usual. Should I fertilize at this time with the light cactus fertilizer? Please, any advice on how to repot in regards to the soil, fertilizer, watering how deep and the light when you first repot, would be appreciated.


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|Jan 08, 2012, 11:37 AM
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|Jan 08, 2012, 02:18 PM
I don't believe in this... Someone caught flying a plane with a cemare taking photos... Rubbish!
RC flying has been non existent in Bahrain (at least officially) as far back as I can remember (early 70's). In other words this ban was implemented way back then. Did this idiot strap a camera to an RC plane before/around the 70's? He must have been a genius to pull that off! Wonder what camera he was using. A gopro?
The point is, it's not only RC flying gear that is strictly banned. All sorts of wireless devices are strictly prohibited. Anything with a built in frequency transmitter and/or receiver are banned from entry, regardless of frequency band or transmission power. Cordless home telephones, walkie-takies, wifi modems, wireless baby monitors... just to name a few. This is unheard of. It's important to realise this. The emphasis is on frequency usage, not RC flying.
I'm with you jonb81 we need to publicise this everywhere... I've invested too much money in this hobby I'd rather do it legally.
I hope more and more people contribute to this thread.
|Jan 08, 2012, 08:02 PM
Well, I used to use a SIG Kadet Senior with a 35mm autowind camera way before we had digital cameras as a camera platform. I used a Astro Flight gear reduced .40 motor and three six cell nicad packs to power the motor. So that goes way back many years then.
I used a servo on the retract channel to trigger the shutter. The servo arm would push the button. I had simply used some servo tape and stuck the servo right on the camera body and I had the camera aimed out the side and pointing downwards some to take the pics for me up in the air.
But then if they have banned all wireless devices, then the ones in power are definitely worried about those things causing problems for them. I don't remember anyone mentioning that before either.
|Jan 10, 2012, 03:38 AM
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As it stands there is no RC law trust me I have checked. Last year I was flying yes flying a 500 size heli in a lot that I found and flew most of the year I would get there at 530 and leave at 630 7 the latest, as people would get up.
Well I took a few packs and stayed till 9 and was stopped my the police. Aparently the land was the PM of Bahrain (Prime Minister) the police took my heli and TX but I got it back the next day. Eveyone is different I know people in within the MOI that is high ranking so I had to call a few faviors in.
Im writing my article now I am waiting on contact from KSA to see how much they generate as far as income. The best bet would be to get a rich Sheik onboard who has land and have him charge a fee and membership then get intrest to grow this way.
|Jan 10, 2012, 07:48 AM
I was in Bahrain some months back during ramadan. Managed to get a dx7, trex250 kit and other rc gear through (don't ask how!). Was flying inside a home garden. Wasn't sure where else to fly or what the police would do so stayed in the garden...
|Jan 13, 2012, 03:41 PM
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Yea I have flown everything from a 250 upto a 90 since I have been here even a 50 size nitro
|Jan 23, 2012, 06:28 AM
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Hi everyone I will be flying next if any1 is interested email me at email@example.com no pigs invited by pigs I mean cops don't even try I can smell a cop a mile away.
|Oct 29, 2012, 05:41 PM
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I am very much interested in flying in Bahrain. Used to do it back in the UK but ever since moving to Bahrain it has now stopped!
Have you managed to find someonwhere to fly?
I was crossing the causeway from Saudi into Bahrain and customs asks if I had an rc stuff, I said no. I then said why is it forbidden in Bahrain when just across the causeway there are dedicated clubs? He said don't worry give it another couple of months and it will be legal.
|Oct 31, 2012, 05:11 AM
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Anyway pls let me know if anyone here fly planes pm me pls
Jhone I never recieved a pm from u regarding the newspappe, im all in just ler me know what u need me to do exactly
|Nov 04, 2012, 03:31 AM
I flew single channel RC on Muharraq Island in 1963/4, and I'm sure that if we'd wanted to go across the bridge and fly on the mainland there wouldn't have been any problem (we did it for other activities).
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Bahrain was a British protectorate in 1963/4, so different rules applied.
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Isn't it ridiculous, in this time and age, that a country could ban it's people from enjoying a hobby of flying small rc models? Forbids them from flying anything! It's pathetic Indeed it's going backwards...
The reason?
"Security and safety reasons due to space limitations"
Space limitation? How much space does one need to fly a little model?
BS. I smell other reasons!
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We have builder installed smoke detectors and security system installed smoke detectors. In the master bedroom there are two in the ceiling - both of them have lights that bother us at night. The builder installed detector is a constant light and the security system detector blinks and isn't as bothersome.
Is it possible to disconnect the builder installed alarms? I think they are tandem alarms.
Thanks to anyone for info on this.
If they are both there there is a good chance they both need to be there.
For instance, we did a house with a full alarm system, but the building dept said the code states even in cases like that regular 120V battery backup smoke and CO detectors must be installed.
Black electrical tape offers an quick and easy solution to bothersome pilot lights on all kinds of electronic equipment. Cut it small and it's pretty unobtrusive.
Like ronnatalie, when we looked at adding a security system we found that their detectors wouldn't meet code, requiring double detectors. We chose not to install the security system.
What annoys me is a sequence of smoke alarms that decide at different intervals to get a weak battery and start chirping.
Then you have to go find the ladder, bring it in, get up there, etc. I hate smoke detectors (but I've never had a fire to make me appreciate them)...they only go off when I burn something in the kitchen (lol)..ie something boiled over in oven.
I feel guilty if I don't replace battery, but sometimes it's nice to just leave them w/o one.
Once the battery starts chirping in any of my detectors I just change them all. It's just a matter of time before the others need replacing too and it isn't worth wandering around the house for 15 minutes trying to isolate the one that's making the noise.
The security system smoke detectors are hard wired and also have the backup of the system battery.
The builder installed detectors are also hard wired in tandem with each other and each one has batteries that screech when the batteries are running out. It usually happens during the night when we are sound asleep.
I think it is crazy that we have so many detectors blinking away using electricity.
I will cover the lights with tape or something but the security system detector is so sensitive I cannot even touch it without it going off.
To AND from? Twice a year? Not me. I used to try to do it once a year. But I'd frequently forget.
With how good battery technology has gotten, I now feel that replacing them every year is a little wasteful.
In fact, I saw detectors in the store the other day that had built-in batteries that lasted 10 years (ie. the life of the detector).
So now I just kind of do it randomly. Sometimes it isn't until it starts beeping at me.
The detectors with ten-year batteries are new technology and are either federally mandated or state mandated here in Maryland - not sure which. All must be in use by 2018, IIRC.
As a retired Navy Submariner I have lived all over the USA - for likely a decade or more every locale I have lived in has run PSA's or at least the local TV News has advocated replacing batteries at those two easy to remember dates/events.
Don't confuse the new batteries - the lithium batteries are warranted for 10 years.
I get it that you don't want to change your alarm batteries as frequently as many suggest, but at least some of us feel comfortable doing so.
I should add, my batteries are not "backups" - they are the sole source of power. BTW, I take the "old" batteries and replace the batteries in my water leak detectors with them. The leak detectors draw ZERO current until moisture completes the battery's circuit.
Here is a link that might be useful: Kidde Summary of MD State Law
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In my own residence, the 7 original hard-wired detectors were new in 2002. The original back-up carbon-zinc batteries failed within a year. The replacement alkalines were date-marked when installed. Regular testing of the battery I(with a battery tester) in just one of the detectors showed that the battery was still usable after 6 years. All the batteries were replaced at the 6 year interval.
That about matches the shelf life of unused alkaline batteries.
My conviction now is that routine replacement of back-up batteries every year may be quite unnecessary.
Detectors that are powered solely by battery are a dfferent matter.
Expensive lithium batteries purchased for a camera had a failure of one of the four within a month. So I have not bought any more of those.
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Our 1600 sq ft condo build in 2007 has 5 smoke detectors. That is way overkill. The open den off of the kitchen HAD a smoke detector. The detector was a few feet from the oven. Of course it went off every time you used the broiler or something boiled over. When using the gas grill on the balcony, the door was close enough to the den to set of the detector. They were all wired together so if one went off they all did. Well, now the one in the den is disconnected and no battery. The others are no longer wired together. The one in the master bedroom was already going bad, and they would all go off for no reason. The bad one was replaced and actually has a CO monitor also. DaleP
I think the code demand that you must have regular smoke detectors even if you have a security system is ridiculous. What's the point? The security system ones are powered from the system, which has a central backup battery that never (well, rarely) needs changing. They're zone-able; the sounders can be used to indicate other conditions (e.g., heat or gas detectors), and when one goes off you can look at the system screen to see which one, instead of running around all over the house trying to figure it out.


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I think my interview in the Herald ("Plessis Road Closure already affecting family" Aug. 7) may have been misconstrued by some that I am complaining about the underpass project.
Nothing could be further from the truth, as we have lobbied harder than anyone to have this long overdue project advanced (as Councillor Wyatt would attest to).
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It would have also been a nice gesture for CN Rail to contribute to the project by shortening the length of the trains during the construction period.
My intent during the interview was just to open a dialogue on how the closure of Plessis Road, for the projected year and a half, impacts residents, particularly those in south Transcona who are still suffering from the closure of the public access to CN's midway several years back.
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"When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us." Alexander Graham Bell Opportunity is all around us whether we realize it or not. Sometimes it simply takes opening your heart or your mind … [Read more…]
Flora Fridays – Philly White
Our society and movies often give us a false, narrow view of what friendship is like. I grew up thinking that I would have one best friend and life would be perfect and we would like all the same things. So you can imagine my initial disappointment in middle school when I discovered that was … [Read more…]
$10 Ideas: 5 Ways to Brighten Someone's Day
Do you know someone that needs cheering up? Or maybe someone that deserves something special for their hard work or kindness? Possibly you just want to bring a smile to someone's face. Today's post offers 5 ways to brighten someone's day whether it's to cheer them up or congratulate them. Flowers In the past, we … [Read more…]
Furry Fridays – Dallas Zoo
Today's post is a little departure from the normal Flora Fridays but a fun change indeed – from flowers to fur! The amazing photos below were shared by my friend Heather (you may remember her from this post). As you can see, she has a natural talent for photography and a true love of photographing animals. … [Read more…]
There's No Place Like Home?!
Today's post comes from one of the hardest workers I know. Someone who continually inspires me to strive for knowledge, greater efficiency, and creative thinking. Someone who has devoted countless hours as a volunteer to Habitat for Humanity, and even received the President's Award for Service. Take it away, Dad! Habitat for Humanity Jimmy Carter … [Read more…]
Give Thanks
Image via Source As we are hurtled toward the holidays, it is easy to be distracted by the lights, the glittery decorations, the wish lists, and the gifts. Instead, with November just beginning, let's take time to stop and celebrate our gratitude. Instead of focusing on what we want, let's focus on what we … [Read more…]