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WAYNESFIELD — Waynesfield law enforcement officers arrested two individuals on drug charges after a traffic stop at 10:58 p.m.Friday in Waynesfield.
Mark Fletcher, 40, of Mansfield, was arrested for assembly or possession of chemicals to make methamphetamines, a second-degree felony, and Joanna Schaub, 34, of Lexington, was arrested on fifth-degree felony charges for possession of a schedule two drug.
The Riverside Art Center is gearing up for a workshop favorite to host a collage seminar — which a center member says may fill up quickly.
Dayton resident Nita Leland will be teaching a one-day collage workshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 29 at the Riverside Art Center in Wapakoneta. The deadline for registration is Sept. 15.
The fourth annual Heirloom Bulb Sale, featuring 12 varieties of bulbs, starts today with a deadline for ordering the bulbs being Sept. 30.
The Auglaize County Historical Society is offering the bulbs, all of which are older varieties rarely seen in garden centers, a historical society official says, with the bulbs being introduced to the world as early as 1594 and as late as 1925.
The Wapakoneta City Schools and St. Marys are now closed. Botkins Local Schools and Waynesfield-Goshen Local Schools are still on a 2-hour delay this morning due to fog. A dense fog advisory was in effect until 10 a.m.
FRYBURG — With rain and thunderstorms expected all weekend including Sunday, the Fryburg Homecoming Festival escaped the remnants of Hurricane Isaac when it came time for the one-day event.
The rain held off despite overcast skies as the small community held the 122nd annual event Sunday
"We were all scared of the rain," festival chair Cindy Koenig said. "Basically it turned out to be a perfect evening. I think people were praying for it."
Wapakoneta City Schools have again been ranked effective, with three of the district's four buildings receiving excellent ratings.
The information is based on preliminary 2012 state report card data released by the state to Wapakoneta City School's Superintendent Keith Horner. Due to cheating concerns at the state level this year by some schools in the state, Ohio Department of Education (ODE) officials have delayed the release of each district's information to the public as it typically does in the middle of August.
ST. MARYS — As the calendar changes to September, a local county official says residents should keep the threat of severe weather in mind during fall.
September is Preparedness Month — a campaign sponsored by FEMA that looks to make residents cognizant of severe weather and disasters and how to plan accordingly for the events. Auglaize County EMA Director Troy Anderson said fall has become an active weather season for Auglaize County.
A Wapakoneta firefighter is no longer a member of the Wapakoneta Fire Department after being terminated Friday morning.
Wapakoneta firefighter Tom Stinebaugh, who was a captain at the beginning of the year and was demoted in March, attended a formal personnel hearing this morning when Safety-Service Director Bill Rains informed Stinebaugh he would no longer be employed by the city.
"It is unfortunate," Rains told the Wapakoneta Daily News Friday afternoon. "He violated city policies and procedures and we moved forward."
Another full-time computer operations position has been added to the Auglaize County staff .
Auglaize County Commissioner Doug Spencer said while the commissioners debated about filling an assistant county computer operations manager position with an intern, duties of that position dictated that they hire someone full-time.
Two local grocery store baggers have proven they are very unlikely to leave customers with broken eggs or smashed bread.
Brad Severt and Josh Apple, baggers at the Wapakoneta Community Market on Defiance Street, recently swept a regional "best bagger" competition held at the local store and advanced to a state contest earlier this month at Ray's Market, in Lima.


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Filed under: Dragon Fly, Melita's Other Completed Pieces
It looks like it could fly away!
The wings were Alicia's Lace (#8 045) outlined with Gold Rush (202C) & couched with Accentuate (024).
The body was padded first with long stitches of Crystal Braid (CR08) & covered by straight (satin) stitches Kreinik (#8 045).
The head is French Knots (#8 045). It has been 2 years since I've done one & they were a snap thanks to a Mary Corbett video for a refresher!
Initially, the small squares were going to be Rhodes stitch but Sharon G thought they wouldn't compensate easily & suggested Double Leviathan but that pattern covers 4 threads & the square was 5 threads. So, I did my best with the Rhodes using Gloriana (#088 Seaweed).
Now, off to the framers & then, where will it land? Hmm
Filed under: Dragon Fly, Needlework in Progress
According to Sharon G, the background is supposed to look like rain but the notes I took during class didn't have enough details especially considering that I waited years & not days to get back to stitching this piece. Ideally, I should have stitched some in each area or at least taken better notes!
Now, I realize that the note about the Damask stitch pattern on page 48 referred her book, Simply Essential Needlepoint Stitch Explanations, that I must have bought that day. I just found it while looking for another book. And, I realize that I stitched the whole background differently than Sharon had intended. This stitch pattern would have been on the green background but you can see it is more open & looks like rain.
Initially, I stitched the top row gold (using 2 strands of Accentuate) and thought it was too heavy. So, I tried 1 strand (bottom row).
And, I decided the 1 strand of the Accentuate was better! The green rows are the same thread, 2 strands of Peacock Blue (192) Gloriana. To prevent streaking, Sharon suggested alternating between 5 x 18″ lengths and reversing the direction of the threads. I have delayed posting this as I contemplated my options: (1) rip it all out & start over – I have enough thread, (2) cover some of the gold with or without adding some gold on top of the green, and (3) do nothing. Oh well, it doesn't look like rain but I can live with this!! What would you have done?
Filed under: Dragon Fly, Needlework in Progress
I mentioned in my "Plans for 2015″ post, that I had a Dragon Fly painted canvas. I knew it was from a Sharon G class I had taken at Nimble Needle but had forgotten it was a Kathryn Molineux painted canvas. Sharon provided the stitch guide.
Since that was the most completed of the works in progress, I decided to start stitching that piece & have been working on it for the past few days. And, I was shocked to read today that Kathryn passed away Dec 26, 2014. So, I am really glad to share my progress as a tribute to her memory.
Filed under: Queen's Silhouette
I finally blocked out time & applied the beads. The background just needed the small cross stitches in the Criss-Cross Hungarian pattern. I used 2 silk threads of Au Ver A Soie in a slightly darker blue (510). I just finished the last of that (there were a lot of them) & we are heading to The Artful Framer in Paoli today – one of the women in my ANG chapter uses them.
Filed under: ANG 2014, Needlework in Progress
I went in Stitch Haus for a thread for my Crescent River on my way home from work today and walked out with a pair of sandals!
The sandals and 16 mesh canvas (BF413) are designed by Birds of a Feather and were on sale (more than on sale, on deep discount). Initially, I thought they fit me but now I realize they are too small (size 39 European or an 8 in US). I really didn't think of them for me anyway. I wanted to stitch something for the auction for next year's seminar.
So, if you are an 8, just you wait – these will aid your gait!
In case you didn't see my blog Tuesday, my husband, Bill Glavin, is one of the finalists for this week's The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest!! Please vote for his caption (golfer walking into operating room, contest #388) at: http://www.newyorker.com/humor/caption
Filed under: ANG Pilot Stitcher, Melita's Other Completed Pieces
I am thrilled to see that Pat Donaldson thought my stitched pilot piece was good enough to include in her booklet of instructions! The project was lots of fun. Read all about it: https://melitastitches4fun.wordpress.com/2011/12/10/patchwork-quilt-ang-correspondence-course-pilot-project/
Filed under: Needlework in Progress, Queen's Silhouette
The Queen is coming along nicely. Her head was done in basket weave using 1 strand of Trebizond (light blue, color 602). The background is Crisscross Hungarian using Silk Lame Braid (dark blue, color SL15). I thought I just had to add the beads but I see the background needs the cross stitch. What thread should I use?
You can see that I altered this from a square to an oval which I think is more appropriate for a silhouette.


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Two members of Karnataka Balvikas Academy (KBA) have resigned protesting against the State Government's decision to remove Shankar Halagatti as chairman of the academy.
Roopa Hassan and Annapoorna A.S. handed in their resignation letters to the KBA project officer here on Saturday.
Their letters said Mr. Halagatti was the most eligible person for the post of KBA chairman as he had been actively engaged in activities for children and had played a key role in the formation of the academy.
Terming Mr. Halagatti's removal as an insult to the children's literary and cultural field, they said the Government's decision was a shock to all as it came at a time when the National Children's Festival was on in Dharwad. It was sad that the Government was doing this to settle political scores, they said.
Meanwhile, Ningu Solagi and other members have threatened to resign as academy members if Mr. Halagatti is not reinstated as chairman within seven days.


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38th National Conference
July 10th - 12th Dallas, Texas and the Walk to Remember
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The Mission of The Compassionate Friends is to assist families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and to provide information to help others be supportive. We recommend using the TCF National Web Site to learn more about the history and mission of the organization. Plus there are readings and many features there that may benefit you.
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Note: Some players might be spawned on random place but most players usually be spawned on correct place. Make sure modifications in your server/client program don't affect the coordinate of spawn point.
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crispy potato skins
Member recipe by katiedorey
Cooking timePlus 1hr marinating
ServingsServes 2
with salsa and guacamole
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- 2 (about 150g each) baking potatoes
- olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, grated
- 1 small to medium red chilli, deseeded and finely chopped
- juice of 1 lime
- splash Tabasco sauce
- splash olive oil
- handful fresh coriander, finely chopped
- 1 small garlic clove, grated
- 1 small red chilli, deseeded and finely chopped
- 1 spring onion, thinly sliced
- 1/4tsp ground cumin
- juice of 1/2 lime
- 1 medium avocado, halved and stoned
- Oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Bake the potatoes for 45mins to 1hr.
- Meanwhile, mix all the salsa ingredients together in a bowl. Marinate for 1hr for a realyl strong flavour.
- Remove potatoes from oven. Carefully cut each one into 3 equal pieces, leaving about 5mm flesh in each one as you go (save the flesh for mash another day, or freeze it). Lay the skins on a baking tray and brush a little olive oil over them. Bake for 20mins or until crisp.
- Meanwhile make the guacamole. Put the garlic, chilli, spring onion and cumin into a bowl and season. Mix in lime juice well then add the avocado and mash with a fork until fairly smooth. Serve the guacamole and salsa with the potato skins
- Per serving: 335kcal, 18.9g fat, 3.8g sat fat, 7.5g protein, 36.5g carbs, 9.9g sugar, 0.1g salt
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Posted by Sheila Shayon on April 1, 2015 03:46 PM
Even as Apple, Samsung and Sony dazzle us with their digital device promises, the reality remains that our smartphones use conflict minerals, child labor and below-par wages for the workers from the mines to the factories.
The Amsterdam-based social enterprise behind Fairphone—which bills itself as the world's first smartphone with social and environmental values—was just named the fastest-growing startup in the Netherlands by Tech5, which identifies Europe's smartest, young tech companies.
"As a social enterprise, winning this award proves that purpose and profit can go hand in hand," Fairphone founder Bas van Abel commented on the recognition. He added that it was a tribute to those consumers "who have voted with their wallets and shown that there is a market for ethical electronic products."Continue reading...
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Posted by Sheila Shayon on April 1, 2015 11:59 AM
KPMG is teeing off against gender discrimination with its first TV campaign in more than a decade.
The ads promote the inaugural KPMG Women's PGA Championship and the KPMG Women's Leadership Summit, a conference for women leaders held the same week, June 8-14, in Rye, New York. The championship offers a $3.5 million purse and will be broadcast on NBC and the Golf Channel.
"This is a critical business initiative for us," said John Veihmeyer, global chairman of KPMG International, in the Wall Street Journal. "This tournament and this external visibility is such a natural outgrowth of a large number of things we've been doing internally over a number of years to sustain and continue to build a strong culture of inclusion."Continue reading...
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Posted by Sheila Shayon on April 1, 2015 10:54 AM
Yesterday the Arkansas House of Representatives passed a controversial "religious freedom" bill following Indiana's passage of a similar bill last week, and Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R) has indicated he will sign it into law.
This prompted Walmart, the state's most powerful employer, to speak out in a statement by CEO Doug McMillon, in which he says the passage of HB1228 does not reflect the company's values. Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on April 1, 2015 09:08 AM
It's April 1st, which means many brands (like Target) will ignore John Oliver and attempt to fool nobody.
GoDaddy IPO values company at $4.5 billion.
RadioShack receives court approval to co-brand stores with Sprint.
Charter Communications buys fellow cable operator Bright House Networks for $10.4 billion.
HTC launches global campaign to support One M9 smartphone:Continue reading...
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You may feel that companies shouldn't indulge in April Fools' Day jokes—but that's not going to stop those prepared to mock, despite John Oliver's plea to abstain.
Below, some of the brand silliness we've spotted today, with selfies and animals a big theme, starting with Google's cross-product pranking:Continue reading...
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The shopper path-to-purchase just got shorter—a lot shorter. In a move that may smack of being an early April Fool's prank (it's not), Amazon today announced the Dash Button as a product replenishment system to Prime Members, which enables instant re-ordering of many of life's simple needs.
The branded widgets work with 255 products from 18 brands, including Tide detergent, Keurig cups, Olay face cream, Huggies diapers, Bounty paper towels, Gillette Fusion shaving products and anything else that can typically trigger a trip to the store now can be ordered with the push of a button.
Place the gadget close to the shelf where you keep the items, push the button when you feel you are running low, and Amazon sends your phone an alert to place the order with your Amazon app. Initial players in the Dash Button program are CPG giants like P&G, Clorox, Kimberly-Clark and Kraft.
While still invite-only, device-makers are already developing with the Dash-based Internet of Things ecosystem in mind, including Whirlpool's smart washing machine and a coffee pot by Quirky.Continue reading...
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Levi Strauss & Co. has saved 1 billion liters of water since 2011 through its Water<Less process, reducing water usage in garment finishing by up to 96 percent.
This milestone coincides with the release of an update to its 2007 Product Lifecycle Assessment (LCA), analyzing complete product lifecycles, probing environmental impacts of cotton in key growing regions, apparel production and distribution, and consumer washing and drying habits in key markets.
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As the biggest market for luxury vehicles in the nation, New York City expects premium auto brands to show it some respect. And that's exactly what many of them are doing in the run-up to the annual New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) this week.
Both Lincoln—reviving the Continental next year after a 13-year hiatus— and Cadillac—with its CT6 reveal—are staging major vehicle introductions at the show, "trying to claw their way to something other than also-ran positions" in the US luxury-car market overall, noted Michelle Krebs, senior analyst for Autotrader.com.
Meanwhile, traditional powerhouses Mercedes-Benz, Lexus, Jaguar and Land Rover will also unveil new models.Continue reading...
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I am a Belgian homebrewer and, well... I would like to know what the "Belgian style" is, in your opinion. How would you describe it?
What, in a Belgian beer, makes it a Belgian (not talking about the label)?
I was born right in the middle of the sin, so I can't make my own opinion - this is my universe.
I tried hard to figure out : thin body with high alcoholic level, spices, yeasts? probably part of the mystery, right.
what do you think?
I will ask the same question to 2 famous brewers I know: I bet they can't put words on that :]
In my lay person's opinion I would say Belgian style beers are generally low IBU, high carbonation, malty, sometimes fruity, some sour, sometimes funky, some low ABV, some with high ABV... They get much of their flavor characteristics from the yeast vs. from added ingredients such as fruit.
But I think it's misleading to imply that there is only one type of "Belgian style" beer. It would be similar to saying all "American style" beers are the same when clearly, they are not.
It has to be the nasty yeast, don't take offence.
Simple. A Belgian beer uses Belgian yeast which gives it a very noticeable and distinguished "Belgian" taste. That taste is very estery. Have a good Belgian pale or wit and you'll be able to recognize anything made with Belgian yeast.
Personally I think of Belgians as two different categories: Lambics and everything else (tripel, blonde, etc.).
Yeast character
Ester and/or phenolic character derived from the yeast. Many of the higher strength Trappist varieties use simple sugars to keep the malt levels light, while boosting the alcohol levels. The best examples hide this very well. Most belgians I've tasted are on the drier side. Hop flavor is usually of the noble variety (some with mid to high bitterness).
Whereas Germany makes malty beer following standard rules and ingredients, many Belgian brewers make beer using non-traditional ingredients or methods (wild lambics, spices/fruit in Wit's, candi syrups, etc). I personally find them both to be great.
Basically what others have said...
High esters and phenols from yeast and sometimes some funk from the yeast. Basically a recognizable Belgian yeast character.
Dry. Even if it's a bit sweet, it will be highly attenuated with a low FG.
Highly carbed.
Low IBU without a lot of late hop additions.
The lambics are a totally separate category for me as well.


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I've been working on two projects for many months, and I just had to stop and do a small project that I could finish in a short amount of time. So here is my tablerunner, ready for the Christmas season. Thanks for looking.
A beautiful addition to your holiday table. Good choices and lovily results. TFS.\
That is beautiful. You are dangerously close to inspiring me to consider making a table runner as a Christmas gift. I really must resist the temptation until I finish the other Christmas projects I have started, but it looks so nice and as you said, it would feel great to stop and finish something on the smaller side...


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My fil is 85 and was diagnosed with Parkinsons about 10 years ago. He was also diagnosed with Alzheimers, then they said he didn't. Then they said he might, and put him on Aricept. Inlaws moved from their home town to our town almost two years ago and a neighbor talked them into taking him to the VA hospital because they were having trouble finding a neurologist here that would take a medicare patient. Fil is always tired, sleeps a lot, has memory problems, and is dizzy a lot which is why they had been seeing a neurologist in their home town.
The VA dr fil was assigned to and saw first took him off Aricept, saying he didn't need it, but mil says she can tell he is much less alert and sleeps more now. They still haven't seen a neurologist there, and every time they go to an appointment they think is with a neurologist, it's with a different kind of doctor. First it was a neuropsychologist, and this time a psychiatrist. One of us usually goes with them because mil gets nervous and can't remember everything that is said.
So this last time, the main doctor said he was going to have both of them see a psychiatrist and social worker on their next visit. Why? Because he said mil refused to do a couple of the things he recommended. She said he never told her to do them. Brother-in-law was at the appointment where he said he told her to do these things, and he says the dr never told her to do them either.
Dh thinks the VA dr is trying to get fil committed and doesn't want them to go back. But one of dh's good friends was over-medicated by this same VA hospital and he died, so dh is admittedly not a fan of the hospital.
Does anyone know why they want to keep having fil go to a psychiatrist instead of a neurologist, and why they want them both to see a social worker?
Any experiences with the VA, pro or con?
I'm guessing here, so take everything with a grain of salt.
Your fil is going downhill with both Parkinson's and some sort of dementia. He isn't going to get better.
The doctor seems to be thinking of the entire family when he suggests a social worker and a psychiatrist. The family must accept things as the are. Sooner or later, they may have to think about a Nursing Home situation of some sort. Now is the time to work with a social worker to find the best solution for the situation.
For example, your MIL and the Aricept. This is a controversial type drug. It may do the job for a while, and when it stops working, the change is more noticeable. Of course he is less alert, and sleeps more. That is what is to be expected with his condition. More medicine probably will not help. Your Mil needs to accept this. Perhaps, she is the one that needs the psychiatrist, not your fil.
A neurologist cannot be expected to work miracles with someone in your fil condition. There really isn't much point in seeing one. You know what's wrong. Parkinson's is a dreadful disease. It will get worse. Please accept my synpathies for what your dh is going to have to face. It's going to be rough.
And another thing, so what if he wants to sleep more? That's about all that left for him to do. Let him. It will make the time past more quickly for him.
I'm backing up Agnes on her comments. Parkinson's dementia is a different sort than Alzheimer's and the drug may not be helping.
I'll suggest that both you and your MIL look for a support group to attend. That sort of counseling may be best for you to both understand the disease more as well as give you a safe place to vent all your frustrations and fears.
Have you contacted the VA for family support groups? Or the national Parkinson's group? Locally we have a group that supports caregivers of people with all sorts of dementia or brain injuries.
But I'm not sure that the medical attention you are seeing is that inappropriate. A friend whose husband has PD says that they get a lot of the meds from the psychiatrist, because of the depression, hallucinations and other effects of the disease and side-effects of the main medications.
Here is a link that might be useful: National Parkinson's Disease organization
It depends on the VA hospital. The one in Boise ID seems to be great. My brother in law was in it before he passed away with Huntington's Disease. We did go and see him several time and he (and the hospital) were always very clean, room excellent, personal just great This was several years ago.
Friend taken to VA hospital in AZ near Cottonwood, treated so bad, discharged to crappy nursing home in Kingman AZ, lasted only few weeks. Not sure why. Another BIL was in VA hospital in Tuscon and he got good service, but he would not cooperate with either Dr/s or staff etc. Got out and really caused the family problems. Because of staffing cuts, money cuts, many of the VA hospitals are just not as good as they use to be. It is like dealing with a HMO , you take charge, you make the decisions and stand tough.DO NOT let them decide what Dr. There is always someone above and they will do anything to just medicate the person to """make""" the problem and people go away. Yes I have seen this done in some VA hospitals. Who ever goes with FIL, take a notebook, write everything down, names, titles, times, attitude, etc. If necessary record conversations. Has he had a complete medical work?
If not, make sure he does. Just keep pushing. Sorry to be so adamant, but if we do not stand up for the veterans who will.
Keep in mind that someone had to graduate in the bottom half of his/her class at Medical School. Some went into private practice and some went to work in VA hospitals. He may have found one that was the absolute last in his class.
Now, years ago, I worked for a group of Neurologists. As I recall, they were primarily for dianostic work ups. I don't think they had any long term patients such as those with some sort of dementia. They may have had, but I don't remember any. After tests, etc. they would give the referring physician the results and reccomendations. Perhaps this doctor feels that a Psychiatrist would be better for medication and treatment than a neurologist.
Thank you all. agnespuffin, you made me laugh, maybe they did get the bottom of the class guy.
I found a Parkinson's support group in my town, but they meet at 10am and fil usually isn't functioning until noon, but he can get up and dressed if he has to/wants to. Mil just needs to be convinced it is a good idea before she will try to get him to do it. I will go by myself if nothing else.
Bil has reserved the date for their next VA appointment and will go with them.
Thought I'd update. Fil had a stroke and is now in a nursing home. His dementia has gotten worse and his personality as well. Mil started the process to get him on medicaid, and I'll probably be back with questions about that one of these days. In the meantime, I've been lurking in the background here, reading and learning.


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About Utah: Rebel filmmaker promises unique kind of teenage horror flick with 'The Mine'
Lee Benson, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Jeff Chamberlain doesn't look like a rebel. From outward appearances, you'd never know he's gone rogue. He's still got the leading-man looks, the brilliant white teeth, the honest-to-goodness IMDb pedigree, with credits as an actor, producer and dialogue coach.
Go ahead. Look him up. He was Dr. Granger in "One Life to Live." He was Hastings in "As the World Turns." He was in "Rich Man, Poor Man" back in the day, and "Billy Jack Goes to Hollywood" and a dozen more you might remember.
Maybe not the biggest blockbusters ever, but, still, how many guys do you know who can list "professional actor" on his resume and back it up?
But it's precisely because of his Hollywood background that Chamberlain, 58, has gone off the grid with his new movie, "The Mine," set to make its commercial debut this weekend at two area theater complexes — The District in South Jordan and the Megaplex at Thanksgiving Point.
He knew Hollywood would never make "The Mine," a "different kind" of suspense film aimed at teen audiences.
"Hollywood has a formula," Chamberlain says — and either you use it or you're out of luck.
This is how he sums up the ingredients in the Hollywood Formula to Attract Teens:
"One, splatter the lens with blood; two, profanity; three, sex; four, nudity; five, horror that's disgusting; six, two-dimensional characters; seven, appeal to the lowest common denominator."
What's left, he says, are movies that have "zero redeeming characteristics, that demean the audience and insult their intelligence."
Half a dozen years ago, Chamberlain got it in his head that he could and would prove Hollywood wrong. He set out to make a scary teen movie that would stimulate intelligent thought, challenge the target audience's attention span and have everyone exiting the theater with a positive experience for their $7.75.
And one other thing: It would turn a profit.
Between now and November — his plan is to gradually release "The Mine" to more and more theaters in Utah and surrounding states through Halloween — he'll find out if he was right.
"Let's make it clear, I'm not suggesting this is a career path for anybody," he says.
Just for him.
He credits/blames his crusade on his upbringing. He was raised in a Mormon home in movie-mad Los Angeles, which gave him what he calls an "interesting perspective" on those two often-conflicting cultures.
He caught the film bug early. He was an extra as a teenager and by the time he was in his 20s, he was landing speaking parts. By his 30s, with his Redford-looks, he was in demand by the soap operas, getting roles in "All My Children," "As the World Turns," "One Life to Live" and "Capitol."
But by the time he was 40, he'd had enough. He went back to school at UCLA, got his MBA degree and was hired by CBS in its corporate finance department.
"I was a ponytail, now I'm a suit," Chamberlain says.
Eventually he branched out as an independent consultant for entertainment companies. He never lacked for clients. He knew the Hollywood Way inside and out.
All the while, though, he couldn't shake this nagging feeling that he could make a successful movie the Non-Hollywood Way.
During all this, he and wife, Lachelle, raised four daughters. When the girls became, inevitably, teenagers, he had a personal incentive to give his agenda a try.
So six years ago, he put on his sunglasses, rolled up his sleeves and, armed with a script about teenagers getting trapped in a mine, came to Utah to start scouting locations.
How did it turn out? That's never for the writer/producer/director to say. But the public can chime in starting tonight.
"There are no cheap tricks. You're not going to see anybody eating the arm off some corpse," Chamberlain says.
Something else he promises is that you won't see any preaching — at least not that you'll notice.
"There is a thematic moral tone," he confesses, but it's not overt. "Tell kids what to do?! Tell them what to believe in?! I've learned... I have daughters.
"My challenge is to be as crafty and clever as the adversary is in pushing his agenda."
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"Do not leave early," cautions the rebel with a cause. "You'll miss all the fun."
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Rylan Kurtis Domnick
Rylan Kurtis Domnick was born on September 22, 2010 at Stevens Community Medical Center, Morris, to Kurt and Rachel Domnick of Morris. Rylan Kurtis weighed 7 lbs. 1 oz. and was 20 3/4" inches long. Grandparents are Gary and Velma Domnick of Morris and Lloyd and Sherry Stoller of El Paso, Ill. Great grandparents are Roy and Dona Grimm of Quincy, Ill.
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