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The film, which had its world premiere at TIFF, is a remake from original writers-directors Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson.
Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson wrote and directed the 2001 high school horror film All Cheerleaders Die on a shoestring budget at the start of their careers.
More than a decade later, they decided to make a new version based on their earlier effort, which premiered at TIFF.
Music video and commercial cinematographer Greg Ephraim -- who makes his feature debut with this new version -- admits that he has never seen the 2001 title. "They refused to show me the original," he related. "They wanted a fresh slate."
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The movie was shot in the Los Angeles area with the Arri Alexa, using Arri zooms and Ultra Primes. With budget it mind, the cinematographer recorded ProRes to SxS cards and said, "I'm really happy with how it helped us, especially in the dark scenes."
Ephraim explained that about 60 percent of the film was actually shot hand-held, and the rest with a dolly or Steadicam. He wanted some of the film to have a "slick music video" feel but then go "grittier" for the horror. He added that to create a hectic pace, he typically stayed back and followed the action. "They wanted the camera to feel like it can't catch up."
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Because we couldn't imagine the excitement Stead felt upon learning of the award, we contacted her for an e-mail Q&A. Below, she describes the moment of receiving a call from the Newbery committee, growing up in New York City and why she writes for kids.
Describe the moment when you were awarded the Newbery Medal.
I was standing in the kitchen of my apartment. [Chair of the Newbery committee] Katie O'Dell introduced herself on the phone and then said something like, "I'm about to tell you something that will change your life." I think that's when my feet fused to the floor. She had the whole committee on speaker phone, and there was this wonderful cheer. I couldn't seem to move. I remember Katie saying, "it's okay, you don't have to talk." But I hope I managed to tell them how grateful I felt—still feel.
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I loved all kinds of fiction. I read books by Edward Eager, Madeleine L'Engle, E.L. Konigsburg, Judy Blume, Norma Klein, Bette Greene, Paula Danziger, Anne McCaffrey, Louise Meriwether, Robert Heinlein and Louise Fitzhugh. I also loved Grimm's Fairy Tales, D'Aulaire's Myths and Sydney Taylor's All-of-a-kind Family books.
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My sons read a lot of fantasy, including Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Artemis Fowl, and Lloyd Alexander's Prydain books. But they also love the Hank Zipzer books, Hillary McKay's Casson Family novels, Judy Blume's Fudge books, and many others.
When did you first read A Wrinkle in Time? At what point did you decide to feature the novel in your own book?
I read A Wrinkle in Time when I was 11 or 12. My main character, Miranda, was carrying the book around from day one, but I wasn't sure for a long time that it would be part of my final story. Wendy [Lamb] and I talked about that, and decided that I would try to deepen the connection between the two books. If it seemed to work, wonderful. If not, I would have to take Wrinkle out.
What's the best part of writing books aimed at a younger audience?
Middle-grade kids are blossoming intellectually, and they're less jaded than adults. I think they're more open to big ideas. Also, kids generally root for a story to succeed, and they're willing to do what I call "the reader's work." I find it much easier to write knowing that I have them for partners.
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Eat Chinese food, see plays, go skateboarding, eat pizza, go ice skating and read. We used to have great block parties in New York City, and I loved those too. I also watched a heck of a lot of television.
Miranda's mother appears on "The $20,000 Pyramid." If you could go on any game show, which would it be?
I would be terrified to be on any game show, because I don't like being put on the spot. But if I had to go on one, it would absolutely be Pyramid.
Do you identify with any specific character in When You Reach Me?
Miranda. Her brain works the way my brain worked at her age.
Have you read or listened to past Newbery acceptance speeches? Are you excited (or worried!) about your own speech?
I've read a couple of past speeches in The Horn Book, but that was before I ever dreamed I might be writing a speech myself. I'm excited. And worried.
What's next?
I'm working on another novel for children. It's unrelated to either of my first two books, and it's coming together pretty slowly. I have a feeing that lots of people will write three books before I finish this one.
For more information on When You Reach Me, read a review in BookPage or read a blog post about Miranda, the book's spunky sixth-grade narrator.
And a question for readers: What's your favorite Newbery winner?
If you've ever read Invisible Man, or you're interested in American literary history, today is a huge day.
Sixteen years after Ralph Ellison's death, and 58 years after the publication of Invisible Man, editors John F. Callahan and Adam Bradley are publishing the author's long-awaited second novel: Three Days Before the Shooting. . .
These literary detectives sifted through and interpreted boxes and boxes of Ellison's handwritten notes and pages, typewritten pages and information saved on floppy discs to create this extraordinary book. The finished product is 1,136 pages.
Read a BookPage Q&A with Callahan and Bradley to learn about Ellison's shift in writing style; the second novel's plot and characters; and what comes next for the editors after devoting so many years to a single project.
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On Saturday, the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) announced the finalists for its awards honoring books published in 2009. The awards ceremony will be on March 12. The board of directors of the NBCC nominates and votes on the books. (See a list of that group here.)
Click the highlighted titles for books reviewed in BookPage. See a full list of the nominees, which also include criticism and poetry. Which books are you rooting for to win?
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Marlon James, The Book of Night Women
Michelle Huneven, Blame
Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall
Jayne Anne Phillips, Lark and Termite
Wendy Doniger, The Hindus: An Alternative History
Greg Grandin, Fordlandia: The Rise and Fall of Henry Ford's Forgotten Jungle City
Richard Holmes, The Age of Wonder: How the Romantic Generation Discovered the Beauty and Terror of Science
Tracy Kidder, Strength in What Remains
William T. Vollmann, Imperial
Diana Athill, Somewhere Towards the End
Debra Gwartney, Live Through This: A Mother's Memoir of Runaway Daughters and Reclaimed Love
Mary Karr, Lit
Kati Marton, Enemies of the People: My Family's Journey to America
Edmund White, City Boy
Blake Bailey, Cheever: A Life
Brad Gooch, Flannery: A Life of Flannery O'Connor
Benjamin Moser, Why This World: A Biography of Clarice Lispector
Stanislao G. Pugliese, Bitter Spring: A Life of Ignazio Silone
Martha A. Sandweiss, Passing Strange: A Gilded Age Tale of Love and Deception Across the Color Line
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French graphic novelist Joann Sfar, best known for comics like the acclaimed Rabbi's Cat, is moving into a new medium in 2010. His first project: A biopic of French singer Serge Gainsbourg, which has debuted to rave reviews in France.
Serge Gainsbourg: La Vie Heroique takes a non-traditional approach—using special effects by the team that worked on Pan's Labyrinth, Sfar has created an exaggerated alter ego, played by actor Doug Jones, for the famous singer. The actual Gainsbourg is played brilliantly by French stage actor Eric Elmosnino, while British actress Lucy Gordon plays his muse and eventual wife, Jane Birkin (Sfar dedicated the film to Gordon, who sadly committed suicide in May 2009). Supermodel Laetitia Casta takes a turn as Brigitte Bardot.
Gainsbourg's exploits with women are well-known, but Sfar also takes on his early years growing up as a Jewish child in Vichy France who narrowly escaped deportation. An article in The Independent provides many interesting details on the production—most notably, that Sfar originally asked Gainsbourg's daughter, Charlotte Gainsbourg, to play her father.
Click here to see some of Sfar's storyboards for the film, and here to watch the trailer (which, warning, is rather European in its toplessness).
Sfar's next film project will be based on his own work: The Rabbi's Cat comes to the big screen in 2010, as a 2D-animated film aimed at both adults and children. This charming story, set in 1930s Algeria, is about a merchant, his beautiful daughter, and their cat—who, after eating a parrot, can speak. (Sfar told the Wall Street Journal that the cat was based on his own pet.) An exact release date is still to be announced.
Related in BookPage: reviews of Sfar's graphic novels.
Natural disasters force us to think about man vs. nature, a conflict that is no doubt in many of our minds as we watch devastating footage from Haiti.
Considering this, I attended historian Jeffrey Jackson's talk at Davis-Kidd Booksellers in Nashville with great interest. Jackson's latest book (published January 5 by Palgrave Macmillan) is titled Paris Under Water: How the City of Light Survived the Great Flood of 1910.
The Flood of 1910 is fascinating because it has long existed, in the words of Jackson, "in the realm of myth and legend." The author argues that because the flood occurred in 1910—between the Dreyfus affair (a political scandal that divided France) and World War I—it has faded into the background of more prominent historical events.
Most Parisians' knowledge of the Flood is based on postcard images, which remain collectable. According to Jackson, prior to his publication there was only one book on the event—a picture book from 1997—although families do pass down stories of how their ancestors dealt with the rising waters. Jackson explained: "[The Flood] is not totally forgotten, but not totally remembered."
In Paris Under Water, Jackson explores how communities came together and, against all odds, saved Paris in the midst of collapsing infrastructure, looters and failed electricity and public transportation. Although media images from natural disasters typically represent chaos, Jackson explained that in uncontrollable, dangerous situations "people generally pull together. . . collaborate to save themselves."
Although he promises no bullet-pointed list of "what to do in a disaster," Jackson did say that his research has made him think about "how and why communities are viable, how communities form."
Read Jackson's book for yourself to learn why the Great Flood of 1910 was a "perfect storm situation," and how Parisians triumphed over nature to save the city they loved. This book has contemporary relevance and incredible detail. For a preview, visit Jackson's website: Paris Under Water.
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For another take on what happens after natural disaster, read journalist Jed Horne's behind-the-book essay on Breach of Faith: Hurricane Katrina and the Near Death of a Great American City.
A new release from Pulitzer Prize winner Jane Smiley is always a big deal, and Private Life, her first novel since 2007's Ten Days in the Hills, is no exception. The book, which will be published by Knopf on May 4, is a departure from Smiley's previous work—it's historical, a sweeping saga that spans the life of an American woman, from the 1880s to World War II.
Margaret Mayfield marries late, but she also marries up: Captain Andrew Jackson Jefferson Early is an influential person in their small Missouri town, one who is a military officer and a brilliant scientist/astronomer. Though Margaret realizes soon after their marriage that Andrew is more interested in his work than his wife, they stay together—until the start of World War II reveals a dark side to her husband's scientific work.
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The Solitude of Prime Numbers, by Paolo Giordano, has sold more than 1 million copies in Italy, and Pamela Dorman—the force behind The Secret Life of Bees and Saving CeeCee Honeycutt—snagged the American rights for her eponymous imprint at Viking. After hearing all the buzz about this debut, which was penned by a 27-year-old physicist, I had to take a sneak peek. And folks: this one's going to be good. I casually started reading before bed last night, and ended up waking up early to squeeze in some more pages. All I'll say is that the opening chapters include a disaster on a ski slope and a REALLY bad decision in a park. And good news for everyone: Solitude is not really an April release, although we'll cover it in our April issue. The pub date is March 18.
In 2000, Connie May Fowler told us that the world becomes a clearer place with stories, which are filled with magic and might. We're hoping that her latest story, How Clarissa Burden Learned to Fly, will live up to that lofty description. About an unexpected midlife awakening, we predict that How Clarissa will be a perfect pick for your book club. Read it on April 2.
Sue Miller's 2003 memoir, The Story of My Father, was billed in BookPage as being "impossible to adequately praise." We hope The Lake Shore Limited, her first novel since the bestseller The Senator's Wife, will also blow us away. The novel is publicized as a "tour de force about the dislocations wrought in our lives by accidents of fate and time," and in this case, the accident is a terrorist bombing of a train. Miller is a BookPage favorite, so we have high expectations for this April 6 release.
If you think it's unfair for us to tease you with books that are coming out in two months, revisit some of our older posts about upcoming titles. The January books we previewed in August are out now. February books are coming soon (click here and here for previews). And March books are about a month away.
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For Outlander fans, this week brought good news and bad news. First, the good news: Last week, Diana Gabaldon sold the 8th book in the saga to her current publisher Delacorte. Bad news: The new book won't be published until 2013. But then, Gabaldon fans are used to waiting four years for a new installment. 600 pages weren't written in a day, after all. In an interview last fall, Gabaldon gave BookPage a peek into her writing process:
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are there any old timers, from wayyy back, on here?
I can't remember what year it was..I'm guessing around 2005, that we had a Christmas ornament exchange and someone who was in charge, made a photo album of it all..
does anyone remember that year?
I did oyster shell santa faces and have no pictures of it..at least none available, cuz they were on a hard drive that crashed..could have been in '04 even..
that was a heck of a lot of fun and I think I remember there were around up to 25 of us..it was a huge success...
hoping someone remembers and also hoping someone might have a way to find pictures..
Becky .(*_*).
That was before my time. I joined in 2007. I hope you can find some pictures of your ornaments. A friend of mine made some from a trip she took with some friends to NC one year. They had clams for dinner right off the beach one night and she made Santa ornaments from the clam shells for each friend the next Christmas. They were really cute.
I came on last year but would love to see the pics from the ornie album! Oldcrafty, I have a very easy craft I mentioned somewhere last year. Take fan shaped seashells-Wal Mart or craft store,(can use other kinds but the fans look wonderful). Just get some Decoart Craft Twinkles-crystal, a brush on glitter paint & some cheap flat brushes & have the kids coat 1 side & let it dry & then the other. Take a little piece of ribbon ,cord, string or fishing line & put the cut ends together & tie a knot, put the knot in a little dab of Weldbond glue on the concave side of shell right before it starts getting narrow(hinge area I guess) They are beautiful ,some I painted with FolkArt 675champagne metallic paint 1st & some with FolkArt659 Metallic Pearl White paint both work well & they are so pretty on the tree when lights make them really shimmer. That is best glitter I have ever used as it is very natural looking & looks like the item is "dusted' with several colors delicately! I gave them for xmas ornie last year. Most years my family gets a hand crafted ornie from me. Don't have any ideas this year yet so somebody hurry with those pics!! I need ideas! Jan
well, I can't find the one I know I have, somewhere in this house..after tearing things up, looking for it, I decided to just go ahead and get a few made.
I have a drill out in my van, borrowed from oldest son, with drill bits...
give me a day or so and I can have another one ready to post on here..
if it wasn't almost midnight, I'd go out and get it but it's so cold and dark out there..it's gotta wait at least till morning.
Becky .(*_*).
Here is a cool link to pics of someone else's exchange.
Here is a link that might be useful: Lyon ornament swap on flickr
and another to a hand made ornament link party.
Sorry no sea shell santa :(
But these are fun things.
Here is a link that might be useful: Under the Table and Dreaming ornament party
here's the link to a seller on Etsy who makes them.
Might give you some ideas.
hugs, Karen
Here is a link that might be useful: oyster shell santa
I was a Member then and did take part.
Still have the mini-gourd Snowman.
Might have the Oyster Shell Santa and just don't remember it.
Remember I did have that Bad Accident in 2007.
Couple of Brain Surgeries And I'm lucky to remember at All.
You Guys sent me orniments while I was in the Hospital.
My x-mas Orniments are Packed away up in the Attic.
Or I'd take pictures of them.
Surely Someone else must have Photo's.....
I'm like some of the others, I've been here since '99, but never participated in the exchanges or the junk train. It was fun watching all the ones that did. Like you, the computer that had all of the stuff like that save, crashed years ago. I did save alot on floppy discs, but unfortunately, I don't have that drive on my computer now, nor does anyone I know. Sorry I couldn't help you.


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I have a couple chickens that are almost life size to sit in my garden (a roaster & a hen), I've painted them white with some gray streaks for feathers but I can't seem to get their eye looking right. Does anyone have a pic I could follow? Would appreciate it.
Gosh Posieh, I guess none of us know how to help with this. I'm sure there MUST be chickens in one of my painting books, but offhand I can't think of one. You might check the books on www.artistsclub.com to see if you can find one. I think they just have small round eyes, nothing too unusual. How about a search on Google for chickens? Maybe just looking at pics of a couple of real ones would help. Good luck with your project. Luvs
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I get all kinds of info there on everything under the sun.
Here's the link to chicken eyes and such.
Here is a link that might be useful: chicken eyes
Most of that link wasn't worth the time, but there were a couple of photos of chicken eyes. I use eBay a lot for info like this too. Type in chicken, in the art category, and probably lots of examples will come up that would help.
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In order for the VA to accomplish this and provide quality care to the increasing volume of vets from a 10-year war, the House must stop blocking all the bills and funding for the VA.
Congressional members who deliberately defund and hobble the VA are the same corporate puppets who want to privatize the United States. Hardly any of them have served a single day in the armed forces.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. - It's the land where Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier, where the space shuttle fleet rolled off the assembly line and where the first private manned rocketship climbed to space.
Capitalizing on Southern California's aerospace fortunes, two rival groups want to add another laurel: drone test range.
They face crowded competition. In search of an economic boost, more than half the country is looking toward the sky — expected to be buzzing in the near future with pilotless aircraft.
Before that can become reality, the Federal Aviation Administration last month put out a call to test fly drones at half a dozen to-be-determined sites before they can share the same space as commercial jetliners, small aircraft and helicopters.
Fifty teams from 37 states answered, vying to win bragging rights as a hub for unmanned aerial vehicles.
The military has long flown drones overseas to support troops, spy on enemies and fire missiles. There's a recent clamour to fly them domestically to track the health of crops, fight wildfires in remote terrain, conduct search and rescue after a disaster and perform other chores considered too "dirty, dull or dangerous" for pilots. The expanding use for drones comes amid concerns of a "Big Brother" society.
The untapped civilian market — estimated to be worth billions — has created a face-off, with states perfecting their pitch — ample restricted airspace, industry connections, academic partners — not unlike what you might read in a tourism brochure.
"It's the chance to get in on the ground floor of what may be the next big business," said Peter Singer, a robotics expert at the Brookings Institution think-tank in Washington. "The states competing hope it might make them the robotics equivalent of Detroit for automobiles in the 20th century or Silicon Valley for computers."
Winners will play key roles in helping the government seamlessly transition drones, which are controlled remotely by joystick, into the civilian airspace without crashing into other planes or injuring bystanders.
Supporters of a Southern California test site point to an existing drone presence. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc., based in the San Diego suburbs, makes the Predator that has circled over Iraq and Afghanistan. Just outside of downtown Los Angeles, AeroVironment introduced the world's first hummingbird spy plane and is developing other tiny drones inspired by biology.
"From start to finish, you can do your UAV work here," said John Rose of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, which co-sponsored a three-day drone conference this week in the Los Angeles area focused on civilian uses.
There are two competing California bids from airport agencies in Ventura County northwest of Los Angeles and Kern County in the Mojave Desert.
"If we are successful, it would be an economic stimulus for the region moving forward," said Bill Buratto of the Ventura County Economic Development Association, which is working with county airport officials on a plan to have drones fly from Point Mugu, the site of numerous Navy training exercises.
Their in-state competitor envisions test flights out of the high desert skies about 150 miles north of Los Angeles and touts its remoteness and access to military and civilian facilities currently doing drone research.
"You kind of want to be in the middle of nowhere. You don't want to risk being close to a populated area," said Eileen Shibley, who leads the effort for the Indian Wells Valley Airport District.
Other states have taken a different tact, putting on a united front or partnering with a neighbouring state to pool resources.
Ohio — the home state of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, Mercury astronaut John Glenn and the Wright brothers — teamed with Indiana to increase both states' odds. Like California, there is budding drone activity in Ohio, most notably the Air Force's sensor research at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Joseph Zeis of the Dayton Development Coalition doesn't see this as a competition.
"When the test site selection is over, we're all collaborating on a single goal" to safely merge drones into the national airspace, said Zeis, who's spearheading the Ohio-Indiana venture.
The FAA is expected to choose the six drone test sites by year's end.
The spectre of thousands of unmanned eyes swarming the sky in the coming years has unnerved privacy advocates, who fear ordinary Americans would be overzealously monitored by law enforcement, considered one of the top users of the technology in the future. As part of the selection process, test site hopefuls must publish a privacy policy and follow existing privacy laws.
The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International does not have a favourite. But the voice for the domestic drone industry acknowledged that states hosting test sites would benefit economically.
In a report published earlier this month, the group said states with an already solid aerospace industry are predicted to gain drone business. But other factors, including location of test sites, will also drive job creation.
That's why California needs to act fast, said state assemblyman Jeff Gorell, who has been pushing for a test site in his district.
"This is a great opportunity for California," he said. "We might be able to recapture some of the golden era of aerospace."
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Navy Exchange ID / CAC Card Processing is located at 1560 Mall Drive, Norfolk, VA 23511. Navy Exchange ID / CAC Card Processing can be reached by their main phone number at 757-444-8263. The listed DSN line is 312-564-8263.
Pass & ID Office
Pass & ID Office is located at 9040 Hampton Blvd CD9, Norfolk, VA 23505. Pass & ID Office can be reached by their main phone number at 757-322-2978. Alternatively, you can reach Pass & ID Office by phone at 757-322-2968. The listed DSN line is 312-262-2977. Visit the Pass & ID Office website by clicking here.
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Waiting in the Wings
December 1, 2013|
A century's worth of collected butterflies shed light on how climate change threatens the survival of early-emerging species.
December 1, 2013|
A century's worth of collected butterflies shed light on how climate change threatens the survival of early-emerging species.
November 26, 2013|
The state assembles a task force to try to slow the growth of burgeoning populations of the ecologically destructive invasive species.
November 24, 2013|
Augmenting the action of a glutamate receptor in the brains of addicted rats helps prevent them from seeking cocaine during withdrawal, a study shows.
November 11, 2013|
At the Society for Neuroscience conference, researchers present results linking the epigenome to heroin and cocaine addiction.
October 29, 2013|
New evidence indicates that invasive Asian carp have bred in the Lake Erie basin.
October 25, 2013|
The European Parliament rejected a proposal designed to fund the construction of new fishing boats, instead opting to fund a project that aims to curtail overfishing.
October 15, 2013|
Researchers demonstrate the successful treatment of marijuana abuse in rats and monkeys.
September 24, 2013|
Ruth Patrick, who pioneered freshwater pollution monitoring, has passed away at age 105.
September 19, 2013|
The body's own pain-quelling system may be at the root of chronic pain and symptoms of opioid withdrawal, according to a new study in mice.
August 15, 2013|
Mice whose brains express the HIV-1 Tat protein show a heightened response to the drug and appear more vulnerable to relapse.