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Gott, 21, was the Padres' sixth-round selection in 2013. The right-hander posted a 3.16 ERA and 16 saves for high Single-A Lake Elsinore this season before a mid-season promotion to San Antonio, where he had a 4.63 ERA.
With Street's departure, Padres setup man Joaquin Benoit will assume ninth-inning duties. For now, the Padres will approach the eighth inning by committee, with Dale Thayer, Nick Vincent, Kevin Quackenbush and Alex Torres all figuring into the mix.
"It's always sad to see a teammate go … but hopefully he's gonna help (the Angels) win a World Series," Benoit said of Street. "It's just a game. Part of it is just trying to fill his shoes. … Hopefully I can do what he was doing."
Benoit, whom the Padres signed to a two-year, $15.5 million deal last offseason, has also been the subject of trade rumors.
"Anytime you have this first trade, everybody thinks that there might be multiple ones to come," Hinch said. "We certainly don't know yet. We've got plenty of time before the (July 31 trade) deadline. … We'll address any other situation that we need as the time comes."
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The government that is contemplating granting reservations to upper-caste Marathas, seems to have touched a raw nerve with other social/caste groups also raising similar demands.
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After its severe drubbing in Lok Sabha polls, the Cong-NCP govt is under immense pressure to ensure that these decisions come through before polls.
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Various classes among Muslims fall in categories like OBC, VJNT (vimukta jati and nomadic tribes), SC and ST. OBCs also resent granting Marathas reservation.
"Many communities are seeking downward mobility in the caste pyramid for more benefits. While those in the open category want to be included in OBC list, OBCs want themselves to be categorised as VJNTs, and those in VJNT want to be in ST list. This is almost competitive," said a veteran OBC activist. This amounts to turning on its head the Sanskritisation theory put forth by eminent sociologist MN Srinivas, where lower castes seek upward mobility.
The Dhangar (shepherd) community (VJNT), wants to be part of ST. "Dhangars and Dhangads are one," said community leader Mahadeo Jankar of Rashtriya Samaj Paksha (RSP). Dhangads (corrupt form of the community's name) were included in STs, he added. According to him, Dhangars would get more benefits if classified as STs instead of the present VJNT, and attacked NCP for not meeting their demand.
Dhangars, who are said to rank only next to Maratha-Kunbis, had significant share of votes in 89 of the 288 assembly segments and nine parliamentary constituencies in Maharashtra, Jankar said, lamenting that despite this they hadn't been able to get a single Dhangar elected as MP so far.
Writer and activist Sanjay Sonawani pointed out that many other states had included Dhangars in ST list. He, however, noted that politicians had created an impression that reservation was the panacea for social ills and backwardness.
Wadars (VJNT) and Kolis (special backward classes-SBC) also want to be in ST list. The Matang community has also demanded separate quota as benefits under the SC category are being appropriated by others.
The Shiva Akhil Bhartiya Veershaiva Yuvak Sanghatana led by Manohar Dhonde has demanded that various Veershaiva Lingayat communities be given quota benefits. Presently, only a miniscule number of 153 Lingayat castes have this benefit.
Dhonde said though they were covered largely in the SC, OBC, VJNT and SBC categories, Lingayats were not provided benefits unless they dropped the term 'Lingayat' from most caste names. For instance, Lingayat Sutars, Lingayat Guravs, Lingayat Phularis and Lingayat Kumbhars can get quotas only if they call themselves Sutars, Guravs, Phularis and Kumbhars, respectively, he added. The organisation has been seeking to be classified as minorities since 1999.
"This is related to identity politics. Reservation is seen as complementary for upward social mobility," said Surendra Jondhale, professor, department of civics and politics, University of Mumbai, adding that the reference point was the progress of Dalits in social, economic and educational sectors.

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yea, I would say a suspended topspin one looks pretty neat (check it out
I would also like to check out from them maybe a jump2
They could really use some teacups.
Vekoma's Pandora's Box could really fit in for that 'haunted ride' style I was talking about, as it is customizeable for diffrent riding sesion and such, so no ride is the same...
Maybe a screamin' squirrel?
And some diffrent water rides, or look at updating them a bit.
Other flats that look somewhat fun----
S&S Skyswatter
and somewhere I saw a ultra high condor ride, like 150+ feet. Can't seem to find it... but it looked like quite a thrill.
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Favorite Park: Busch Gardens Europe
Favorite Coaster: Millennium Force
Coaster Count: 66
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Being a Cedar Point fanatic myself, I must say, you didn't take some things into consideration before you made this post. Yes, Mean Streak is very bumpy, but that's what wooden coasters are supposed to be like. They wouldn't be any fun if they were as smooth as silk, like steel coasters. Cedar Point does have a lot of Intamins, and they're getting another, but I don't think a B&M is going to fit on the peninsula, whereas any large coaster wouldn't fit. I concur on your statement about B&M lines moving faster. Sure, Raptor and Mantis have quick lines, but Top Thrill Dragster's line is faster, and Millennium Force's line almost NEVER stops moving! Going back to the spacial issue, a dueling-racing coaster would not fit anywhere in the park unless several rides were removed, which definitley would not be something popular with park guests. We're talking Cedar Point here, not the old "Six Flags-remove-a-whole-section-of-the-park-for-a-major-coaster theory." (Even though this doesn't happen anymore, but it used to.) And just to let you know, inverted coasters are already floorless. Expanding into Lake Erie is a new idea, but it would be quite costly, and difficult to get permission to do.
I hope that they do something quick to get that title back.
Six Flags Magic Mountain is too far away to visit, to say that I've been to the "Coaster Capital of the World."
I also wish they would do something about Mean Streak.
Its either got to go, or do something about the bumps on the bottom of the drops.
That coaster isn't very popular on any given day of the week.
I went and I didn't have to wait to get on last summer.
Although its like, 10 years old.
I also wish that Cedar Point would chill out with Intamin. Sure their coasters are GREAT! but theyre getting monotonous. Maybe some more B&M coasters. I really like those coasters. Faster lines too, which everyone loves!
I really don't think that they should add another wooden out and back, like a "California woodie." Why is it Californian?
They should be investing on something much more thrilling.
I would like to see a dueling and racing coaster there.
Maybe something original like a dueling/racing floorless and inverted coaster from B&M.
That would make everyone go CRAZY!
Has anyone ever thought about a coaster like that?
Cedar Point should expand into Lake Erie, although that lake is SO disgusting.
I hate rowing in it all the time, ew.
Possibly expand out and not let the boats go near the supports.
Thats what I think they should do, possibly, maybe.
Yes, I'm aware of a tidbit of fanboyism above, but why get into discussions about the future, when still no one has a clue what's coming for 2007, besides that it's an Intamin?!
My suggestion, many beaches here in New Jersey have been placing new sand and such, expanding the beaches big time, why not do that at Cedar Point? Also, take out a few rides in and there, make many rides go between each other like some amusement parks do, and you can fit a lot more.
This is a good idea, but I think it could be somewhat expensive. But who knows?! Cedar Point might have money to spare to do either of what people have mentioned.
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I would say a coaster 'patially' over the lake, or near the edge, but I don't tjhink the majority of it would fly. There's also the coast guard out there, and the water around the area would half to be blocked off from swimmers, boaters, ect.
The parking moved to the mainland would work, however, they then must fill up the old parking lot rather quickly, as it would be a major eyesore. It could be very pricy to build about 1/3 the size of the park, and to be sure it doesn't look like a six flags park...
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No, I wasn't. I was being honest. When I visited Cedar Point about a week and a half ago, Millennium Force's line was always moving. Maybe I just got lucky, but they do have a great running program for it. I think all major coasters should have loading and unloading stations. Getting back on topic, an underwater coaster would be quite unreasonable, even though it is yet another creative idea. For starters, an underwater coaster would be expensive and difficult to get permission for. Also, there would have to be regulations or something so that it was deep enough so any type of boat wouldn't hit it. I'm sure however Cedar Point will expand in the future, it will be in a way that works all around.
Wait, were you being sarcastic when you said that Millennium Forces line never stops moving, I was a little confused.
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Yes, as I was at CP also, the line for MF is always moving. I don;'t think I stood still for more than 20 seconds. It's not quite as good on TTD, however, I was still surprised that without the rain delay it would have been less than an hour wait, going through all of the line too.
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Many simulation models use an axisymmetric arc model for heat flux, arc pressure, and electromagnetic force. In V-groove welding, however, an elliptically symmetric arc model is more acceptable than an axisymmetric model. An elliptically symmetric arc model can be established by applying the Abel inversion method to CCD images of welding arc on V-groove.
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- Simulations of weld pool dynamics in V-groove GTA and GMA welding
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- Min-Hyun Cho (2)
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Outside a jewelry store in Little Rock, Arkansas, brothers Charles and Roy Hirshberg, jewelry salesmen, were accosted by five men intent on robbing them. The criminals did manage to grab the salesmen's merchandise, but the salesmen then fought back, pulling guns and firing at the robbers.
When police investigated the March 14 shooting, they confiscated five guns, all belonging to the salesmen, and they located 21 shell casings, all from the five confiscated guns. The brothers stated that they believed someone fired at them, and so they returned fire.
The robbers attempted to flee in a van and a car, but the car crashed. Two robbers, Raul Camaro and Jairo Martinez, were arrested, and one, Andre Felipe, was shot to death, stated the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The stolen merchandise was recovered from the car. No charges will be filed against the brothers because they are licensed to carry concealed weapons, and they acted within the law. Charges are pending against the robbers.
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Despite deaths, illegal gambling lives on
Vic Siman is dead. Long live gambling. The killing of allegedly one of the country's biggest gambling lords has not put a stop to the illegal numbers racket in Laguna.
Bettors interviewed by the Philippine Daily Inquirer saw no changes in the operations of "jueteng" and Small Town Lottery (STL) bookies.
A 46-year-old woman from a relocation site in San Pedro town in Laguna said she had just placed bets last week. "I placed P10 last week and won something like P1,200. I never lost in that game," she said.
She said even jueteng or bookies continued to operate despite the killing of Siman and 12 others, including three policemen and three soldiers, in a controversial police operation in Atimonan, Quezon, on January 6.
"You will know where you are placing the bets, either on jueteng or bookies or lotto (STL), because they will put the numbers on a blackboard," she said, although she denied placing bets for the illegal numbers game.
Another bettor asked: "What's Laguna's operations got to do with Atimonan?"
Bookies rely heavily on the government-run STL, which is being used as a front for jueteng and other underworld lottery games.
A source privy to gambling operations said Siman was just one of many operators of so-called bookies, or outlets where bets for illegal lotteries are taken.
"Bookies didn't stop but, in fact, became more rampant," said the source. Several other gambling operators are now fighting with each other to fill the void left by Siman's death, he said.
Another source, who said he had worked for Siman, said illegal gambling nets up to P150,000 a day in Los Baños town alone. The take is bigger in other places like Calamba City, Sta. Rosa City, Biñan and San Pedro towns, said the source.
A woman, who had placed bets worth P3 to P5 just days ago, said "the operations have continued."
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The deaths in Atimonan have been described as "collateral damage" in what Justice Secretary Leila de Lima viewed as a case of summary killings.
The operation to get Siman was drawn up and led by Supt. Hansel Marantan, a police intelligence officer.
Sources said they believed the operation to get Siman was driven by rivalry in the gambling underworld since a sister of Marantan is allegedly operating an illegal gambling network that is feuding with Siman's. Marantan has repeatedly denied having a sister involved in illegal gambling.
A police source said the impact of Siman's death on the gambling network was like a family losing its head.
Members of the syndicate have "slowly regrouped," the source said. "For a time, they were dispersed."
No one has taken over the leadership of the syndicate, another source said. However, he said, the bet collectors' loyalties are fleeting.
"When things like this happen," he said, "they will only move to other (groups)."
Ramon Preza, an STL operator in Laguna, on Tuesday asked the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office and the Department of the Interior and Local Government to step up the campaign to eradicate bookies.
Preza said the government was losing more than half of what it is supposed to earn from the STL due to bookies.
Senior Superintendent Pascual Muñoz, Laguna police director, said police were reviewing strategies against illegal gambling.
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Hollywood has made hay when Bruce Willis and Keanu Reeves would sweat blood and single-handedly disarm an explosion that could put innocent many to sleep forever. But this late 80s formula has expired its warrantee a decade ago. So you wonder who to blame for this slick but shallow tribute to the has-beens of thrilling cinema? DVD-wallas who still stock the many sequels of Speed, Die-Hard, Die-Soft and every other film in between are singularly responsible for this epic fail at bomb diffusion by Priyadarshan.
An illegal immigrant is being deported to India after being severely severed. His wife screams and struggles and hams but to no avail. He is none other than immigrant-turned-terrorist Aakash Rehna (Ajay Devgn) who is soon spotted buying explosives along with his side-villain and cautiously confused aide Aadil (Zayed Khan). But we're in London, where law enforcement
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The Ohio State wrestling team continued building towards the future when they received their third verbal commitment from the Class of 2012, Nick Roberts. A three-time state place winner for the North Star HS, Roberts won individual Pennsylvania state titles as a freshman and junior and 103 and 112 pounds.
?It is a great feeling to be an Ohio State Buckeye,? stated Roberts when asked about his commitment. ?I really don?t know what to say other than I am really excited and happy to see what is ahead in the years to come.?
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A nationally respected wrestler, Roberts jumped on the OSU recruiting radar this summer after he competed at the 2011 Junior World Championships in Bucharest, Romania and roomed with current Ohio State sophomore Logan Stieber.
?I was looking at several colleges before I went overseas with Logan to the Worlds. We talked about a lot of things and I got a chance to pick his brains about the wrestling in college, going to school at OSU, training and competing internationally, and a lot of different things,? said Nick when asked about his recruitment.
?When we got back I reached out to the coaches and started to build a relationship, I got to come in for a football game and got a chance to see a lot of stuff, and I think I made a great decision in choosing to wrestle at Ohio State.?
Roberts selected the Buckeyes over Penn State, Iowa, and Michigan.
?Growing up I knew that I wanted to wrestle in college and I knew I wanted to compete in the Big Ten,? offered Nick when asked about his decision. ?There wasn?t anything wrong with the other schools; it just seemed that for me, everything was right about Ohio State from the school, to the team and the coaches, to the opportunity to train with the Ohio RTC.?
Wrestling since he was three years old, Roberts has fourteen years of experience and a track record of success. A two-time state champion for the Cougars, Nick has built a 103-9 career record in high school going 32-6 as freshman and 39-1 as a sophomore at 103 pounds, and 31-2 as a junior at 112 while placing first, third, first at state. He is planning on moving up to 120 or 126 pounds as a senior.
A year-round wrestler, Roberts has also excelled in the international styles as a four-time national champion. Nick was a 2009 Cadet double national champion in freestyle and Greco-Roman, a 2010 and 2011 FILA Junior national champion in freestyle, and he placed fifth at the 2010 Junior World Championships.
?The focus this year is to win state, to make it back on the Junior World Team again, and to bring a medal back to the United States,? stated Roberts.
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"It's time for me to write that dreaded column about wine and Thanksgiving," I announced to my wife, my voice burdened with fake ennui.
My little ruse worked. She took pity on me and immediately came up with six great ideas (her creative brain skates impish circles around my old gray matter).
I'm saving the other five; they should last me through retirement. But here's one I think you'll enjoy: what wine to pair with Thanksgiving foods, no matter what their flavor. It's more of a challenge now than in grandma's time: tradition vies with innovation and disparate cultural influences at many Thanksgiving tables.
In keeping with the homey nature of the feast, I've kept the wine recommendations mostly Californian. I have sampled all of them over the past few months. Prices are the ones I found online, listed lowest to highest.
Pre-dinner snacking
At our house, that means cheese (often the stinky kind), smoked oysters, salumi and other big-flavor delicacies. But even if you're serving a simple cheese course, there are four basic cheese worlds: bloomy (creamy, ripe cheese with a soft, edible rind); blue (salty, sharp and pungent, with an immediate bite and a strong aftertaste); fresh (soft, mild, spreadable, ranging from mild to tangy); and hard (aged, often salty and faintly nutty, and at Thanksgiving sometimes sharp).
In the bloomy world, sparkling wine and Southern Californian chardonnay are good choices – the former is ideal with Camembert, the latter with brie.
• Byron 2011 Santa Barbara County Chardonnay ($16)
• Argyle 10 Brut sparkling wine ($20)
• Babcock 2011 Santa Barbara County Chardonnay ($25)
• Étoile NV sparkling wine by Domaine Chandon ($40)
Blue cheeses can pair with Old World port (Gorgonzola) or sauterne (Stilton).
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We just moved on our 1971 C27 Dinette. It was the cheapest and most practical of the boats we looked at. We used to have a C27 standard layout and loved how the boat performed and parts where always available and cheap. It's a Toyota on the water.
I did the following to the our C27 Dinette:
- Instant hot water - shorepower (we have an outboard)
- New holding tank - V-birth 20 gallon
- New/additional water tanks
- Propain heater - bulk head
- Added 12v fans for air circlation
- Changed lights to LED
Planning on purchasing a full cockpit enclosure before winter. This will increase our living space for winter.
Living on the boat is myself, wife and 2 kids (6yr/3mth). Daughter sleeps in port quarter berth, boy has a crib set up on the starboard quarter birth. Boy sleeps the whole night, the boat rocks him to sleep.
How we do it:
1 week cloths onboard, we use ziplock backs for each day of cloths that do not have to be hung(keeps moisture out of socks and underware). We have only 1-2 days of meals on board (we eat lots of fresh foods). Simplify, Simplify, Simplify, No CD's or DVD's (all digital, ipod and AVI's), We did spoil our selves and kept the wii, but guitar hero had to go bye, bye.
We use a stoarge unit for all other clothing and dry foods, like a pantry. It is a climate controled unit and we have full enclosure hanging racks for clothes. We do have monthly "Land Vacations" as we call them. We will book a weekend at a hotel and take long showers and sleep in a king size bed.
We have simplified because I expect to be layed off next year. We are saving and we know we'll need a bigger boat in 2-3 years. Friends though we where nuts. We love it. We are saving a $800 a month by not paying rent for an apartment, plus another $250 from utilities. I grew up on a sailboat with a brother and there was a family of 4 living on a J/24. If you can simplify, you can do it.
There are always CON's with this life:
Bed is tight, get's cold in winter. Someone said C27 is not insulated, very true. We are working on idea's to insulate, but summer is coming
We owned a house and had a freezer in the basement and had lot's of food, now it's lot less and we hit the store almost daily. I miss the oven, I loved to bake, but that's why we have family who live on land, lol.
It took my wife 3 years to "WANT" to move onto a boat. Took her another year to say she wants a C27 again. We loved our old C27.
Good luck with you decision. You'll love living on the water. I can not tell you how priceless the view is when you wake up and drink your firsh cup of coffee in the cockpit.
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Many adult anxiety problems emerge in adolescence. Investigating how adolescent anxiety arises and abates is critical for understanding and preventing adult psychiatric problems. Drawing threat interpretations from ambiguous material is linked to adolescent anxiety but little research has clarified the causal nature of this relationship. Work in adults using Cognitive Bias Modification of Interpretations (CBM-I) training show that manipulating negative interpretational style alters negative affect. Conversely, 'boosting' positive interpretations improves affect. Here, we extend CBM-I investigations to adolescents. Thirty-nine adolescents (13–18 years), varying in trait anxiety and self-efficacy, were randomly allocated to receive positive or negative training. Training-congruent differences emerged for subsequent interpretation style. Induced negative biases predicted a decline in positive affect in low self-efficacious adolescents only. Tentatively, our data suggest that cognitive biases predict adolescent affective symptoms in vulnerable individuals. The acquisition of positive cognitions through training has implications for prevention.
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- Title
- The Plasticity of Adolescent Cognitions: Data from a Novel Cognitive Bias Modification Training Task
- Journal
Child Psychiatry & Human Development
Volume 42, Issue 6 , pp 679-693
- Cover Date
- 2011-12-01
- 10.1007/s10578-011-0244-3
- Print ISSN
- Online ISSN
- 1573-3327
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Adolescence
- Anxiety
- Interpretation style
- Cognitive bias modification training
- Authors
- Jennifer Y. F. Lau (1)
- Emma Molyneaux (1)
- Machteld D. Telman (2)
- Stefano Belli (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX1 4AU, UK
- 2. Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, London, UK


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NEW DELHI: Jeevan Kumar, brother of the prime accused in the kidney transplant racket Amit Kumar, was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation here on Sunday.
It is learnt that Jeevan appeared before the CBI officials, following which he was taken into custody.
However, the investigating agency claimed that the accused was tracked down to Lodhi Road here from where he was picked up. The CBI will produce Jeevan in a court on Monday.
"He is a prize catch as he is suspected to be an equal partner in the crime along with his brother. We will get valuable information about the racket from him. Through his disclosures, we can also check the veracity of the revelations made by Amit," said a CBI official. Jeevan, Dr. Kumar and their accomplices were arrested in a similar case registered at the Nizamuddin railway police station here in 2000.
Jeevan and Dr. Kumar went missing from Gurgaon after the Moradabad police raided their clandestine operation theatre on January 24.
Subsequently, Interpol issued a Red Corner notice against them. Earlier, Jeevan's wife Pooja was arrested by the Gurgaon police on the charge of receiving money from the kidney recipients on his and his brother's behalf.


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We own a comprehensive reference book called 1001 Movies You Must See before You Die. I've used it on several occasions to select titles for the collection. I am pleased to report that the library owns many of these classic films. I thought I would share a film from each decade, highlighted by the editors of the book. There are many films that we simply cannot add to the collection because they are not available or out of print. Intolerance (1916)—D.W. Griffith's attempt to counter the negative reception of his previous film The Birth of a NationMetropolis (1927)—Widely considered by critics as the first, science fiction epic, Fritz Lang's Metropolis was far ahead of its time, incorporating elements of sex, violence and special effects into the plot structure. It so confused audiences with its various allusions, subtext and allegories that it bombed at the box office. The 39 Steps (1935)—Before making films that unnerved American audiences in the 1950's and 60's, British director Alfred Hitchcock made this high octane film that employs the trope of the character who unwittingly sees something they're not supposed to see and who then becomes entangled in a mystery (that always involves a chase) that endangers their life.The Philadelphia Story (1940)—Slapstick and romance never worked so well in this star power-driven farce that features Cary Grant, James Stewart and Katharine Hepburn.Umberto D (1952)—Made during the peak of Italian Neorealism's influence, Vittorio De Sica's heartbreaking tale of the daily struggles of an elderly man and his pet dog will undoubtedly produce a tear or two. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966)—One of the great film adaptations of a stage play, Mike Nichols' film was successful in due part to having a real life married couple playing the lead characters. Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor give electrifying performances in this dialogue-heavy portrait of marital gamesmanship. Killer of Sheep (1977)—Considered by many critics an essential piece of American independent movie-making, Killer of Sheep was Charles Burnett's first feature and his most critically praised. Subtle yet moving, the film established itself as one of the first films to depict African Americans as ordinary subjects going about their everyday lives, burdened yet dynamic, imbued with dignity and agency. My Left Foot (1989)—The first of three Oscars for actor Daniel Day-Lewis who gives a fantastic performance in this portrait of one man's extraordinary spirit in the face of physical limitations and social prejudice.Goodfellas (1990)—With all due respect to The Godfather trilogy, this is the greatest mob film and arguably Martin Scorsese's best work.Russian Ark (2001)—The film that ultimately achieved the technical feat that Hitchcock once sought to accomplish (cameras ran out of film after 10 minutes in the late 40's)—a film shot in one continuous take without a single cut.
Last month, The Criterion Collection re-released a new version of the animated classic Watership Down (1978), an allegorical film that explores themes related to human conflict and political repression through the eyes of a band of rabbits, seeking a peaceful life, far away from the dangers posed by human development and other predatory animals. Working as an intense, often grim critique of the environmental cost of land development, a small group of rabbits led by Hazel, Bigwig and Fiver, attempt to flee both the dangers posed by people and an increasingly authoritarian rabbit society, one that could be read as a symbol of the rigid class divisions in Britain of the late 1970's. Beautifully drawn, scored and voiced, Watership Down hasn't lost its power to question and explore social and environmental dynamics, much of which remains germane today.
Here are some selected titles that staff feel are hidden gems, secret treasures or unknown classics that you may have missed or simply never knew existed. Before Ryan Gosling was a huge movie star and occasional internet meme, he made the quirky, small budget film Lars and the Real Girl, a tale about a socially awkward man who falls in love with…yes…a blow up doll. Years before he struck it big with Birdman, Alejandro Innaritu directed Amores Perros, a gritty film set in Mexico City that connects several storylines and characters together ala Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia or Innaritu's more commercially successful work Babel.Safe is "a profoundly unsettling work from the great American director Todd Haynes, Safe functions on multiple levels: as a prescient commentary on self-help culture, as a metaphor for the AIDS crisis, as a drama about class and social estrangement, and as a horror film about what you cannot see. This revelatory drama was named the best film of the 1990s in a Village Voice poll of more than fifty critics."—The Criterion CollectionPrior to Peter Jackson's adaptations of the Lord of the Rings books, he and a young and relatively unknown actress named Kate Winslet collaborated on Heavenly Creatures, a shocking, true crime story that took place in New Zealand in the 1950's. Two teenage girls develop an inseparable bond and as their fantasy-fueled relationship grows increasingly lethal, their parents attempt to break them apart.Forbidden Games is a 1952 French film that depicts the macabre yet childlike way that an orphaned girl grapples with her grief after her parents are killed by the Germans during World War II. Befriended by a young boy and taken in by his peasant family, the adults are ill equipped to sympathize with the grisly ways in which the children cope with the trauma of war.Certified Copy might be one of the more unique and certainly beguiling films to explore the complexities and narrative like qualities of a relationship. Similar to the Richard Linklater "Before" trilogy in that these films focus on dialogue more so than plotting and action, Iranian master filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami tackles questions about truth, authenticity and subjectivity both in how these ideas manifest themselves within human relationships as well as art.Shadows was the first film from maverick American director John Cassavetes and while it doesn't possess the richness and complexity of his later films, it marked a key moment in the history of American cinema for its low budget appearance and verite approach. Exploring interracial relationships in New York City during the Beat-era and originally scored by bassist Charles Mingus, Shadows is considered by historians as an early prototype for what came to be dubbed "independent cinema."Election—Alexander Payne's debut hits all the right marks when it comes to this high school-set black comedy starring a fantastic Reese Witherspoon as the hyper-achieving foil to Matthew Broderick's squeaky clean teacher.Muriel—Alain Resnais, the late French master of fragmented pyscho-dramas with beguiling plot structures made his name with Hiroshima Mon Amour and Late Year at Marienbad but fans of those works should give this lesser known work the attention it deserves.
One of the most significant and original British directors of the post-war era, Nicolas Roeg has carved out a unique and influential oeuvre, making radically inventive films that advanced the grammar of cinema. Narratively complex and often puzzling films that work like mosaics, his films tend to have very powerful images and enigmatic shifts in tone that work to foster unease and uncertainty. Known for innovations in plotting, sound effects and editing, Roeg's most well-known movies are his finest beginning in 1970 with the beguiling Performance, starring Mick Jagger. Walkabout (1971), Don't Look Now (1973), The Man Who Fell to Earth (1975), Bad Timing (1980), and Insignificance (1985) have all been deemed by critics as significant contributions to movie making for their adventurous, envelope-pushing qualities. The Criterion Collection has recently released arguably his best and most commercially successful film, the psychological thriller Don't Look Now, a film so full of misdirection and subtle ambiguities, viewers will want to return again and again to plumb its possible meanings. The film, ostensibly about a grieving couple working through their trauma takes on a more sinister tone when viewers are confronted early on in the film with the possibility that "nothing is what it seems." An absolute masterpiece without categorization.
Civil War enthusiasts will be sorely disappointed if they watch the brilliant film Sherman's March believing that the critically acclaimed, National Film Registry inclusion is about the 19th century war and the union general's destructive rampage of the South. Ross McElwee's autobiographical documentaries are poignant, self-deprecating and honest examinations of his life, notably his sometimes troubled relationship with family members, women and the South (he was born in Charlotte, NC). Noted for the humor and candor that he brings to his one-man, low production films about his angst-filled life, McElwee's significant works are collected in The Ross McElwee DVD Collection. These are personal works that meditate on existential and universal themes: death, birth, love and family.
March is Women's History Month and so in keeping with the theme of highlighting the achievements and contributions of women involved with movie-making, here's a list of writers, directors and some of their groundbreaking works.Ava DuVernay (I Will Follow, Middle of Nowhere, Selma)Agnes Varda (Cleo from 5 to 7, Vagabond)Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty)Lena Dunham (Girls, Tiny Furniture)Maya Deren (Maya Deren: Experimental Films)Penny Marshall (A League of Their Own)Allison Anders (Border Radio)Claire Denis (White Material, Bastards)Chantal Akerman (From the Other Side, Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles)Lynne Ramsay (Ratcatcher)Ida Lupino (The Hitchhiker)Elaine May (The Birdcage, A New Leaf)
If you're looking to supplement your Valentine's Day activities with some movie-watching, here are some standard and not-so standard (the quirky, the weird and the sad) romantic films from the KPL collection.
An Affair to Remember
About Time
The Time Traveler's Wife
The Fault in Our Stars
Love Story
Never Let Me Go
When Harry Met Sally
Notting Hill
Brokeback Mountain
Annie Hall
Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, Before Midnight
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Voyage In Italy
Happy Together
In the Mood for Love
Matter of Life and Death
The Age of Innocence
Out of Africa
The Apartment
The Way We Were
Harold and Maude
Writer, actor and filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich once said that it was always the French who told us what was great about American filmmaking, in essence, that the French tended to be more enthusiastic about particular films and filmmakers that were under-appreciated by American audiences and Hollywood studios (examples would include: Orson Welles, Sam Fuller and Howard Hawkes). It was also the French who took the American crime thriller genre and elements of film noir and who with stylish flare re-modeled two decades worth of brilliant movies that depicted criminal protagonists and their anti-social activities (see: Rififi, Bob the Gambler, Les Doulos, Le Samourai, Shoot the Piano Player, and Breathless).
One of these outstanding films is Touchez Pas Au Grisbi (1954), starring a washed up, leading man (Jean Gabin) and an unknown actress who would become an international star in the coming years (Jeanne Moreau). Everything simply clicks in this Jacques Brecker directed film about an aging gangster who just wants to retire after a big heist. Gabin plays the affable Max, a man who is both loved and respected by the women and fellow mobsters in his life. When his beloved but bumbling side-kick Riton becomes embroiled in a messy dispute with another gangster, Max must choose between his money and his friendship. The title translates as Don't Touch the Loot but fans of film noir should certainly get their hands on this classic.
The following were my favorite movies of the past year that are available from the KPL movie collection. Some are classics, many are foreign language, a few are funny, and on occasion, a masterpiece or two made the list. There were also the casual discoveries of pulling a movie from the shelf without knowing that much about it and being pleasantly surprised. Hopefully, there's something for everyone to enjoy. It was a good year to cross off a few from my ever-growing bucket list of movies to watch.
The Funny: The Grand Budapest Hotel, Bull Durham, The Big Chill, Bad Words, and The Trip to Italy
The Masterpieces and Classics: Safe, Rififi, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Vanishing, Persona, Double Indemnity, Eternity and a Day, Autumn Sonata, Pierre le Fou, Down By Law, Walkabout, Brute Force, The American Friend, Johnny Guitar, Ida, Hail Mary
The Surprises: Omar, Certified Copy, The Landlord, Black Orpheus, The Double, Still Walking, Secret Sunshine, Purple Noon, Gerry, Mystery Train, Happy Together, 2046, Captain Philips, Bronson
Documentaries: Black Fish, The Punk Singer, Beware Mr. Baker, Benjamin Smoke, The Bones Brigade: An Autobiography, These Birds Walk, Plimpton, The Armstrong Lie, Cousin Jules, Harry Dean Stanton.
One of my favorite films of the year comes from director/writer Jim Jarmusch, who has made a very charming movie (Only Lovers Left Alive) about...well...very cool vampires with excellent musical and literary tastes, hanging out in Detroit, lamenting the zombie-led destruction of all that which they consider civilized (vintage guitars, romantic poetry, art). The film feels a bit like a love letter to all of Jarmusch's influences and interests. Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston play two bummed out, very 21st Century vampires in love who have lived a very long time on earth and who are feeling a bit blue about the future of not only the world's swing toward ruin but their own crisis of faith in continuing their tiresome slog through the centuries. Hey, it's tough out there for a vampire.
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