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Avintaquin Campground New Open Date: Avintaquin Campground will not be open until June 12, 2015 due to snow.
part ofAshley National Forest, US Forest Service
Status: Open through Sun Sep 06 2015 Season Dates
OverviewAvintaquin Campground is located atop scenic Indian Canyon, just off Highway 191 between Duchesne and Helper.
Visitors come to the area for its scenic beauty, wildlife viewing opportunities and to explore the Reservation Ridge Scenic Backway.
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The campground is situated among towering Douglas fir trees at an elevation of 9,000 feet. A variety of wildlife, including mule deer and elk, make a home around Avintaquin.
Reservation Ridge Scenic Backway accesses the campground. This dirt road is open to off-road vehicles, mountain biking and hiking, and offers beautiful views of the surrounding area. Additional hiking trails are in the area. Avintaquin Creek and numerous springs are nearby.
The campground contains one group site that can accommodate up to 50 people, with several picnic tables, a campfire ring, grills, utility tables and parking for 10 vehicles. Several single-family sites are available, each equipped with a picnic table, campfire ring and utility table.
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Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
39.88417, -110.77528
From Duchesne, Utah: Take Highway 191 southwest about 30 miles to the top of Indian Canyon. Turn west on Reservation Ridge Road and travel 1 mile to the campground.
From Helper, Utah: Take Highway 191 northeast for 18 miles. Turn west on Reservation Ridge Road and travel 1 mile to the campground.
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Mailing Address:AVINTAQUIN CAMPGROUND
Phone Number:Project Office: (435)738-2482
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The 2012 Polaris Long List was announced today in Vancouver, and Nettwerk recording artist Great Lake Swimmers and their new album New Wild Everywhere are one of 40 artists/releases nominated for the presigious annual award.
The Polaris Music Prize, which is now in its 7th year, honors the best in Canadian music from the past year. A $30,000 award will be presented to what the jury of voters deem to be the best Canadian album released between June 2011 and May 2012. The list will be narrowed down to a short list of ten on July 17th at the Drake Hotel in Toronto.
Dispatch have shared a second track, called "Josaphine," from their upcoming album Cirles Around The Sun, out August 21st (Bomber Records). This marks their first new full-length album in 12 years. Consquence Of Sound commented on the new track, "It's gentle, shimmery guitar work and crystalline harmonies are perfect for a moonlight waltz with your sweetheart." Listen to "Josaphine" below.
Nettwerk recording artist Kidstreet is the current soundtrack to the latest Apple ad campaign. An instrumental version of the band's song, aptly named "Song," is being used by Apple to introduce the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Listen to the song in full above, and check out the commercial below.
John Evans - a 22-year old farmhand from the mountains of Snowdonia, Wales - responded to a plea for a brave soul to ascertain if there was indeed a tribe of Welsh-speaking Native Americans still walking the Great Plains, descendants of Prince Madog (widely believed to have discovered America in 1170). During the course of an extraordinary adventure, Evans wrestled the largest river reptiles ever seen in the Mississippi, hunted Bison with the Omaha tribe, defected to the Spanish in St Louis, discovered imaginary volcanoes in Missouri, annexed North Dakota from the British, and created the map that guided Lewis and Clarke on their legendary expedition. His adventure was cut short when he died broke and out of his mind at 29 in New Orleans.
Hadouken! - Bad Signal by hadouken
"It's been a long and explorative journey for Hadouken! but tonight's Hottest Record sounds like they have found their natural home. Their position in bass culture is unique, bringing both the live element and credibility in the electronic music field together to create something unique." - Zane Lowe/BBC Radio 1
Today, Hadouken! premieres their latest single, "Bad Signal" on BBC Radio 1 as Zane Lowe's Hottest Record in the World! Hadouken! sat down with Zane to discuss the album; joining a pantheon of musicians recently interviewed, such as Muse, Eminem, Mark Hoppus, The Prodigy and more.
Already trending at #3, "Bad Signal" is the follow up track from the upcoming studio album, the first full-length release since 2010's For The Masses. Previously, Hadouken! offered lead track, "Parasite," as a free download on their site: www.hadouken.com/parasite. In the space of a month, "Parasite" has received over 60,000 downloads and the official video racked up 150,000 hits and growing.
Set for a series of summer festival dates throughout the UK and Europe (see below), stay tuned for more information on a stateside tour.
"Rosenberg's voice shimmers…" –- Rolling Stone Australia
UK-born, adopted Australian son Passenger (Mike Rosenberg) has signed to Nettwerk Records and will release his latest, already critically-lauded album, All The Little Lights, in North America on August 28, 2012. Additionally, the album's lead single, "The Wrong Direction," is available today in iTunes; the single comes bundled as a 4-track EP, and includes two acoustic songs ("Life's for the Living" and "Feather On the Clyde") as well as a live performance of fan favorite "I Hate" (Live from The Borderline London).
Recorded at Linear Studios in Sydney (Empire of the Sun and Josh Pyke), All The Little Lights is the most accomplished Passenger record to date. "It's very different to [the last album] Flight Of The Crow," says Rosenberg. "This one is a bigger production and a bit more modern sounding." Sydney's Sunday Herald Sun agrees, calling the album "a revelation" and adding, "Passenger has impressively travelled in a bolder direction to achieve a mature new album. (4/5 stars)"
Passenger just wrapped up the UK leg of his headline tour in support of All The Little Lights, which included sold-out dates in London, Brighton, Manchester, Cambridge, Southampton and Glasgow. From June 13 – July 15, he'll be touring Europe for the first time in his career, and has already sold-out shows in Amsterdam and Copenhagen. This fall, Passenger support Ed Sheeran on his North American and UK tour dates, starting September 17th in Toronto. (Full list of North American dates below.)
Morgan Page - In The Air (Album) by Nettwerk Music Group
Morgan Page has been chosen as one of the Top 100 DJs in America! Entered into "America's Best DJ," an online vote conducted by DJ Times Magazine, Page shares the honors with Moby, Skrillex, DJ Shadow and more.
Now in its 7th year, "America's Best DJ" will also be supported by a summer-long slate of DJ voting events—sponsored by Pioneer DJ—that will feature some of the 100 nominated jocks. Fans can vote for the DJs of their choice at these events; fans can also vote online at www.americasbestdj.net.
The voting runs until Labor Day (September 3, 2012).
Having just wrapped up Electric Daisy Carnival, be sure to catch Morgan as heads on the road; see dates below.
"Toronto folk rockers Great Lake Swimmers' most recent album, New Wild Everywhere, is their most lushly produced yet, and they pulled out all the stops to reproduce its dense layers and textures..." -- live review of June 2 Toronto show from Now Magazine
Great Lake Swimmers, who just wrapped an initial 24-date North American tour with a sold-out show in their home city of Toronto, will head back out on the road again starting June 20th in support of their latest album, New Wild Everywhere. The upcoming leg of dates includes headline shows, festival appearances and a support slot opening for Blue Rodeo at Toronto's Molson Canadian Amphitheatre on Saturday, August 18.
Great Lake Swimmers on tour this summer:
Wed, June 20 Ann Arbor, MI @ The Ark
Thur, June 21 Indianapolis, IN @ Radio Radio
Fri, June 22 Pittsburgh, PA @ Schenley Plaza (WYEPs 15th Annual Summer Music Fest)
Sat, June 23 Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theatre
Sun, July 1 Bialystok, Poland @ Halfway Music Festival
Wed, July 11 Quebec City, QC @ Imperial Theatre (Quebec City Int'l Summer Festival)
Fri, July 20 Brandon, MB @ Brandon Folk Festival
Fri, July 27 – Sun, July 29 Guelph, ON @ Hillside Festival
Wed, Aug 1 Hudson, NY @ Club Helsinki
Thur, Aug 2 Baltimore, MD @ Mt. Vernon Park (WTMD First Thursday Concerts in the Park)
Sat, Aug 18 Toronto, ON @ Molson Canadian Amphitheater (*opening for Blue Rodeo)Sat, Sept 8 – Sun, Sept 9 Ottawa, ON @ Hog's Back Park (Ottawa Folk Festival)
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Guster's lead singer Ryan Miller has scored his first film, Big Beach Films' Safety Not Gauranteed, which The Huffington Post calls, "an indie score worthy of John Williams." The soundtrack for the film will be released on ABKCO Records on June 5, in advance of the film's opening in New York, LA, Portand and Seattle on June 8.
"I've been a full-time musician for the past 18 years and I can say, without exaggeration, that my involvement with Safety Not Guaranteed has been one of the true highlights of my career," noted Miller. "It's been an incredible and indelible experience watching something grow from the germ of an idea to a feature film that has gathered supporters, fans and believers every step of the way. I can't wait to see where this leads all of us -- the cast, the crew and myself -- I have a sneaking suspicion this may be one of those films we're still talking about years down the road."
The film, starring Aubrey Plaza, Mark Duplass, Jake Johnson and Karan Soni, is directed by Colin Trevorrow and written by Derek Connolly, who received the 2012 Sundance Film Festival's Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award for his screenplay. The film is produced by Marc Turtletaub and Peter Saraf, the production team behind the Academy Award winning Little Miss Sunshine, along with Stephanie Langhoof, Trevorrow and Connolly.
The track "Big Machine," written by Miller, is performed in the film by Duplass' character and the soundtrack album is bookended with a studio recording of the song by Duplass, an accomplished musician in his own right. Other soundtrack highlights include Guster's "Architects And Engineers," along with "She's Bound To Get Hurt" by Philadelphia-based indie band Summer Fiction and The Hoppin' Haole Brothers' ukulele-powered "Litter Box Beach." Also featured is "Hard On Your Man," an unreleased track from Hearts On Fire, a band that included Bob "Woody" Trevorrow, the father of Safety Not Guaranteed director Colin Tervorrow.
Grammy®-winning Writer/Producer Matt Serletic is shooting up the charts once again with the new single "(Kissed You) Good Night" from Gloriana. "(Kissed You) Good Night" peaked at #1 on the iTunes Country chart, and is heading for the Top 10 at Country Radio. Serletic signed, developed, wrote and produced the band's breakthrough debut album for his own Emblem Records, including the #1 hit "Wild At Heart", in 2009. "(Kissed You) Good Night" is the first single from the band's follow up album, A Thousand Miles Left Behind, due out July 31st.
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The Regolith of Asteroid Eros
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From fifty kilometers above asteroid Eros, the surface inside one of its largest craters appears covered with an unusual substance: regolith. The thickness and composition of the surface dust that is regolith remains a topic of much research. Much of the regolith on 433 Eros was probably created by numerous small impacts during its long history. In this representative-color view taken by the robot spacecraft NEAR-SHOEMAKER that orbited Eros in 2000 and 2001, brown areas indicate regolith that has been chemically altered by exposure to the solar wind during micrometeorite impacts. White areas are thought to have undergone relatively less exposure. The boulders visible inside the crater appear brown, indicating either that they are old enough to have a surface itself tanned by the solar wind, or that they have somehow become covered with some dark surface dust. This July, NASA's Dawn spacecraft will orbit giant main belt asteroid Vesta.
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A-Rod homers; awaits likely drug penalty from MLB
NEW YORK Alex Rodriguez feels singled out - by Major League Baseball in its drug investigation and by his New York Yankees.
"There are a lot of layers," he said after homering Friday night for the Double-A Trenton Thunder in his return from a leg injury. "I will say this: There is more than one party that benefits from me not ever stepping back on the field. And that's not my teammates and it's not the Yankee fans."
With a lengthy suspension looming, the New York Yankees star hit a two-run homer to left in the third inning of a 6-2 win over the Reading Fightin Phils.
Rodriguez is among 14 players facing discipline in MLB's Biogenesis drug investigation, and suspensions are expected on Monday. While others are expected to receive 50-game bans, Rodriguez's penalty figures to be far harsher - perhaps through the 2014 season or even a lifetime ban.
"I think it is pretty self-explanatory. I think that is the pink elephant in the room," he said. "I think we all agree that we want to get rid of PEDs. That's a must. I think all the players, we feel that way. But when all this stuff is going on in the background and people are finding creative ways to cancel your contract and stuff like that, I think that's concerning for me, it's concerning for present - and I think it should be concerning for future players, as well."
Coming back from hip surgery and a quadriceps injury, A-Rod hopes to rejoin the Yankees for Monday's series opener at the Chicago White Sox, what would be his first time back in the major leagues since last October.
"I think it's possible," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said in San Diego.
Rodriguez is counting on it.
"Unless I get hit by lightning, and these days you never know," he said.
"I am mentally prepared to play for five more years," he said, later adding, "It's not time for me to hang it up. I have a lot more fight in me."
But he might not get back to the Yankees any time soon because of his alleged connection to the closed anti-aging clinic that's been accused of distributing banned performance-enhancing drugs. All-Stars Nelson Cruz, Jhonny Peralta of Detroit and Everth Cabrera of San Diego also may be disciplined.
Cruz hit a tying, two-run homer Friday in Texas' 8-3 win at Oakland.
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Many are expected to follow the example set by Milwaukee's Ryan Braun last month and accept penalties without a challenge before an arbitrator. First-time offenders who challenge suspensions can continue to play until their appeals are decided.
"Let's just get it over with," Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said.
The Yankees expect A-Rod to be accused of recruiting other athletes for the clinic, attempting to obstruct MLB's investigation, and not being truthful with MLB in the past.


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McQuaid was taken to an area hospital, but he traveled back to Boston with the team after the game. Julien said all the X-rays on McQuaid have come back negative.
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Primum non nocere.
First do no harm.
This wise teaching by the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates was drilled into us during medical school. We made this implicit pact with society when we entered medical school. We took this oath at our graduation ceremony.
This lesson was brought home to me again today when I read a study in this week's Journal of the American Medical Association. In this study, Dr. Vineet M. Arora and colleagues at University of Chicago and Northwestern University surveyed incoming interns at three training sites, anonymously evaluating these young doctors' participation in, and attitudes toward, unprofessional behaviors.
These researchers found that up to 79 percent of doctors-in-training report at least one unprofessional behavior. (For example, having nonclinical, personal conversations in patient care areas; making fun of other doctors; wearing inappropriate clothing.) Worse, 17 percent of these interns reported making fun of patients when the patients were under anesthesia or not present; and those that participated in this specific behavior were the least likely to think that it was unethical.
Primum non nocere.
How should we, as doctors, parse this out?
Obviously, avoiding harm means avoiding treatments and procedures that are dangerous or unnecessary. It means practicing medicine with solid scientific evidence as your guide. It means keeping up to date with new developments in medicine, ensuring that you will practice the standard of care.
But harm to patients is not always physical. It can be emotional as well. Patients can be abused by their physicians who are cold, uncaring or cavalier. They can be abused when the physician, directly or indirectly, disparages them, making them feel embarrassed, even angry.
I know this feeling, because, even though I am a physician, I have experienced it. Years ago I had outpatient surgery requiring general anesthesia. The staff was very professional in "prepping" me for surgery, explaining the procedure, putting me at ease.
What I did not know is that they were mocking me as I was emerging from anesthesia. A friend of mine, who is an anesthesiologist and knows the operating room staff that cared for me, came up to me a week later, laughing.
"Hey, John, I heard all about your procedure. The O.R. team thought it was hilarious that you kept asking the same question over and over again as you were waking up."
He was not involved in my procedure, so obviously I had been quite the subject of mocking and ridicule in the surgical suite. In the guise of humor, my story had spread throughout the O.R. staff.
My face flushed with shame. There was an inarticulate sense of inner anger. How dare they laugh at me when I was not in control of my mental faculties? How dare they spread personal information about me to anyone, especially to my friend?
I am a family physician and a medical school professor. Believe it or not, most of us medical teachers try both to teach and to model ethical behavior. We educate students in empathy. We coach them in communication. We stand firmly against any behavior that does not put the patient first.
I am not trying to sound self-righteous. Surely there have been times when I have not attended to my patients' needs -- physical or emotional.
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Defenseman, and former first round pick, Bobby Sanguinetti has been reassigned to Hartford, leaving seven defensemen left on the Rangers roster. Sanguinetti, suffice it to say, was a major disappointment this preseason. He did not come to camp in shape, despite coach John Tortorella's warnings. He was so out of shape that he was not on any roster for the double header against New Jersey. This is a monumental step backwards for the defenseman, who has fallen behind Michael Del Zotto and Corey Potter in the depth chart.
This move ensures that Alexei Semenov will make the team, probably as the seventh defenseman, as the player who will give one of the albatross twins (Wade Redden, Michal Rozsival) a night off should their terrible play continue into the regular season. Expect him to sign a deal around $750,000 for the season.
This move also means that Michael Del Zotto has played well enough to earn himself an extended stay in New York, for at least the first nine games of the season. Junior players are allowed to play nine games in the NHL before their NHL contract kicks in. If Del Zotto performs, you can expect the Rangers to keep him around.
Assuming the $750,000 salary for Semenov, and that Evgeny Grachev spends the season in Hartford, the Rangers are right up on the cap, as Del Zotto's cap hit is over $1 million due to bonuses. This includes a spare forward and spare defenseman:
There will be one more cut, probably Grachev, before the roster is complete. Opening night is one week away.


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NetSuite Ranked Number 22 in Deloitte's Technology Fast 50 Program for Silicon Valley Software and Information Technology (IT) Companies
SAN MATEO, Calif., Nov. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — NetSuite Inc. , a leading vendor of on-demand, integrated business management software suites that provide enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM) and Ecommerce software for mid-market enterprises and divisions of large companies, today announced that it has been named to Deloitte's Technology Fast 50 Program for Silicon Valley Software and Information Technology (IT) companies. This year's Silicon Valley Technology Fast 50 program is co-presented by Deloitte, Silicon Valley Bank, Korn/Ferry International, Cooley Godward Kronish LLP, Cornish & Carey Client Solutions, and ABD Insurance and Financial Services – A Wells Fargo Company. Rankings are based on the percentage revenue growth over five years from fiscal year 2003-2007.
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"We are honored to receive this accolade from Deloitte," said Zach Nelson, CEO of NetSuite. "NetSuite's fast growth demonstrates our customers' enthusiasm for an integrated application approach and proven on-demand model. Customers are finding that NetSuite helps them maximize profits, lower costs and drive new revenue streams — all of which are key in this challenging economy. The Software as a Service (SaaS) revolution is all about helping businesses do more with less, and NetSuite is proud to lead the charge."
NetSuite's increase in revenues of 1,201 percent from fiscal year 2003 to 2007 resulted in a number 22 ranking in the Technology Fast 50 for Silicon Valley. The average increase in revenues among companies who made the Technology Fast 50 for this region was 3,049 percent.
"Deloitte's Silicon Valley Technology Fast 50 companies have shown the strength, vision and tenacity to succeed in today's very competitive technology environment," said Mark Jensen, Managing Partner, National Venture Capital Services, Deloitte & Touche LLP, in Silicon Valley. "We applaud the successes of NetSuite and acknowledge it as one of the very few to accomplish such a fast growth rate over the past five years."
To qualify for the Technology Fast 50, companies must have had operating revenues of at least $50,000 in fiscal year 2003 and $5,000,000 in fiscal year 2007, be headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, and be a company that owns proprietary technology or proprietary intellectual property that contributes to a significant portion of the company's operating revenues, or devotes a significant proportion of revenues to the research and development of technology. Using other companies' technology or intellectual property in a unique way does not qualify.
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When I think about what makes a great film, I initially to think exclude films that are primarily for entertainment—films that aren't trying to say something profound about the life or the human condition. They just want people to have fun and sometimes that fun is pretty superficial. But can these (and should we) include these films when considering great movies?
When I think about the question more, I think the answer has to be yes. Singin' in the Rain comes to mind. To me, that's a great film. It's not serious or arty (well, except for that weird montage dance sequence, which really was indulgent and unnecessary), but it's a lot of fun. And it's great. If Singin' in the Rain can be considered a great film—great Art__then shouldn"t films that are basically lite entertainment be also considered__or at least not automatically excluded from the discussion?
In answer to the topic question: yes.
i believe it was kurosawa that said entertainment is a requirement for great art. in all great films there is a balance between artfulness and entertainment; a good example of this is citizen kane, as it is thought provoking, cinematically brilliant and full of wry humor and dramatic suspense. films that are created solely as entertainment, such as big daddy and true lies, have merit too in that they do achieve their goal of entertaining, even though there is little else to be found there. a great film will keep you entertained while you are watching it and leave you with plenty to think about once it is over. in answer to your question, lite entertainment shouldn't be automatically excluded from a discussion of cinema since cinema is a multi-faceted industry and art form, but the standards for judging entertainment are not the same as those for judging art. but, like i said earlier, a great film must be both art and entertainment.
Bolo, I knew you would show up (and say what you would say—the gist of it anyway). I would say encourage you to say more, but somehow I have the feeling that won't be necessary. :)
A great film must be both great art and great entertainment? I don't know if I would go that far. Do you think Singin' in the Rain is a great film? If so, what makes it a great work of art? Also, you don't think we could name great films that weren't very entertaining?
I don't think a great film has to be entertainment. Unless one considers what Tarkovsky or Tarr do entertaining. Certainly they are thought-provoking and thus pleasurable to watch but do not fall under the conventional definition of entertainment. Or in retrospect, perhaps this is where Woody Allen's quote that art is just entertainment for intellectuals comes to play.
What will be considered "entertainment" is extremely abstract and subjective. For example, what percentage of people would consider Mouchette to be entertaining? Or Stroszek? Or Happiness?
Jazz: It's pretty simple. Unless somebody wants to argue that there is an objective definition of "great" (i.e. that we don't all make up our own slightly or radically different definitions using our own experiences and sensibilities), then yes, a movie that is merely great entertainment can be a "great" movie as well. Will that often be the case? Who knows? It's up to the individual.
At its most fundamental level art is the expression of emotion; any musician or painter can attest to this. Emotion (disgust, horror, joy, bliss, sadness, elation etc…) is immanently entertaining, and therefore cannot be seperated or categorized as strictly other than entertainment.
Into the Void is correct in that entertainment is subjective. Obviously what is entertaining for some is undoubtedly tedious for others.
Also, consider that entertainment, and "saying something" (thematically or otherwise), are not the only two components required in a great film; craft, visual style/originality, acting, etc… must also be considered.
here is dictionary.com's definition of the word entertainment:
1. the act of entertaining; agreeable occupation for the mind; diversion; amusement: Solving the daily crossword puzzle is an entertainment for many.
2. something affording pleasure, diversion, or amusement, esp. a performance of some kind: The highlight of the ball was an elaborate entertainment.
3. hospitable provision for the needs and wants of guests.
4. a divertingly adventurous, comic, or picaresque novel.
5. Obsolete. maintenance in service.
'agreeable occupation of the mind'.
i think that solves it.
*Further thoughts…
The original question "Can great films be merely entertainment?" also brings up an equally convaluded and complicated question: What makes a film great? Without getting into such a lengthy topic my short answer to the original question is yes. I consider a film like "Raiders of the Lost Ark" to be great, just as great as an intelligent and thought provoking film, because the originality, craft, skill, imagination, and absolute love of filmmaking that is required to make such a film is, to me, of equal value to the intelligence, originality, craft etc… that is required to make a thought provoking film.
While some people may find films like those made by Tarkovksy entertaining, a majority of people (including many cineastes) would not call these films entertaining. Certainly, they wouldn't describe it as "lite entertainment"—including those who consider purely cerebral exercises entertaining. What qualifies as entertaining varies from individual to some extent, but there are limits, too—otherwise, the words loose their meanings.
I do think we can define greatness in an objective sense—although there are limits. We can come up with some general criteria of what constitutes greatness, but it won't be absolute or precise. For example, some great films may not have all the criteria, or they may possess some attribute that would normally preclude that film from being great. I would also say that every individual would understand and define some of the criteria differently. For example, if one of the qualities is cohesion or unity (all the parts coming together in an organic fashion), people will have slightly different understanding of what cohesion is. I think this partly explains the differences in opinion. I'll stop there because I'm sure you already have a lot to say.
Jazz: Then it's not objective. I mean, I think these qualifications, limits, etc. that you're coming up with are not just a minor footnote to the issue at hand. They are exactly what precludes these standards from being objective truths. I think the main reason why you seem to be objecting is because you want to make a provision for agreement on some things. Yes, people can and do agree on things. My position doesn't exclude that possibility at all, whatsoever. But again, just because some people agree on something doesn't make it an objective truth.
I think, given the history of art in the last century—the century of film—not all great art must also be entertaining. Prior to the last century, in order for a work of art even to exist in the public eye, and remain in history as it gets passed along, it had to be intended for popular consumption, or it had to be fashionable, pleasing to the eye and the ear and the general moral sense. We live in a much more fractured age, so there is no general moral or aesthetic sense when it comes to art, or even film. While most would agree that narrative film is the most important (with some dissenters, no doubt) current aesthetics—and even popular aesthetics—allows for non-narrative, essayistic and abstract film to thrive. With the democritization of art came the inclusion of work that some would call downright displeasing or disturbing or boring. Now the only criteria for a work of art, and especially a film, to be seen is money.
And in answer to your question: "Singin' in the Rain" is a masterpiece.
Sounds like some of these arguments are getting bogged down in semantics. Most likely, the gist of Jazzaloha's question is whether fluff made for the sole purpose of keeping you awake and amused for a couple of hours is still a valid work of cinema even if it has no deep, intellectual aspirations. I believe it is. It still requires skill and mastery over the medium to be able to create something that doesn't leave people bored to tears or walking out the door because they have something better to do. I'm often disappointed that the major film awards don't give adequate recognition to these kinds of filmmakers. Comedy, sci-i, fantasy, action and horror are often overlooked, because they don't carry the same prestige as drama. But could Tarkovsky have made Singin' in the Rain, and kept it as charming and sweet as it is? Could a master of slow-paced dramas juggle a frenetic action movie like Die Hard without dropping the ball?
Mugino: I don't think anything is "getting bogged down in semantics." In fact, I answered Jazz's question with a simple "yes," and he said he wanted more info. Why are certain people so quick to shut down this type of conversation around here?
Sorry, got carried away with a side observation. But I came back to it at the end.
Sure, making entertainment requires skill, and many pure entertainment films can be regarded as great films. The problem with genre films is that they must by nature follow a formula, including not just the storyline but the editing and camerawork as well, and are therefore not as adventrous artistically. Can a genre film be a great film? Yes, but it must also bend the aesthetic of that genre a bit, claim some original ground, not just repeat what's been done before, however well-done. Just like a serious drama, a genre film has to surpass expectations. Examples of highly regarded genre films: Comedy: "Annie Hall." Sci-fi: "2001: A Space Odyssey." Fantasy: "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Action: "The French Connection." Horror: okay you got me there. Sure there's some snobbishness surrounding straight drama, epic drama, romantic drama, biography and the other straight "genres" that typically garner acclaim. But I think any kind of film can gain that much attention if it's well done. There are action directors, comedy directors, horror directors, and all have their specialty. But the real question is: Could Stanley Donen have made "Andrei Rublev"?
could stanley donen have made andrei rublev? yes, but andrei might have done a little tap dancing or jumped through a wall or two. would it have worked? the world will never know….
jazzaloha: i do think singin in the rain is great art, because of the snappy and hilarious dialogue, charming songs and the balletic precision of the accompanying dancing. i do see your point about "great films that aren't very entertaining" but i think that since the term entertainment is so broad that it can be applied to anything that keeps one's attention throughout. films from tarkovsky and fassbinder are not commonly thought of as entertainment, but i have rarely been anything but entirely absorbed while watching their work. i wasn't slapping my knee or gripping the arms of my chair, but i was entertained, although i wouldn't use that term without explaining myself due to its ambiguity and aforementioned broadness.
How can we define great or entertainment here? That, I think, is the real question. Art is subjective, therefore I am the only one who determines what is great or not. I would say there are plenty of films I think are great, for various reasons, that many others would not. For me, movies which explore the "human condition" are entertaining. For others, maybe not. So where does entertainment begin and end? Like greatness, it is derived from the individual.
A movie is a moving picture that serves merely for entertainment. A film is art through moving pictures. In that sense, I'd answer NO to your question.
At the same time, I understand that art is subjective, and what many people may find to be just entertaining may be meaningful to many others. If objectively you believe that a film was made with the purpose of profit through entertainment (as action pictures often are) then you can definitely discard it.
Yes. It's not a question about defining art and entertainment separately, which is what this discussion has turned into. And I would keep a straight face on someone who called 'Back to the Future' art. So there.
Something doesn't have to be art to be great. I love 'Back to the Future,' and I think it's great. It's also entertaining. Also, it doesn't matter why a movie is made, for profit or not. The question is what is great and what is entertaining. And that can't be answered on an objective level. I know at least one person that thought 'Transformers 2' was great and entertaining. I thought it was neither.
This question is about definitions. How can you ask generalized questions and expect to get any intelligent response? You have to understand what is meant in the question, and you have to know what you mean by "great" and "art" and "entertainment," which clearly, many people haven't thought of.
I never rejected the idea of knowing what is it that we're being asked, I was merely scoffing the thought that full blown entertainment can't possibly be considered art by trying to make a distinction between both, and I only used 'Back to the Future' as an example because I genuinely think it's great, too. =)
"Can Great Films be Merely Great Entertainment?"
either its entertaining or its a boring piece of shit.
Well that's good, because, seriously who doesn't like 'Back to the Future?' I was only raising the questions so others might think what those concepts meant to them (art, entertainment, etc.), and so we wouldn't be so quick to categorize or label anything. It is easy not to think about it, or to disregard film as being one or the other (boring or not) when doing that would be the equivalent of saying: is it good or bad?
Bolo said, "Then it's not objective. I mean, I think these qualifications, limits, etc. that you're coming up with are not just a minor footnote to the issue at hand."
Oh yes, I wouldn't necessarily call them minor, but these qualification, limits, etc. also doesn't signify that the greatness is entirely subjective—i.e. strictly dependent on the individual.
I'm not claiming the existence of greatness is an "objective truth" as I think my response to you makes clear. To be more precise, I think that the concept of greatness exists somewhere between the two extremes of pure objectivity and pure subjectivity. Based on other posts you've made in other threads, I would guess that you would agree with that. The big difference is that you're comfortable describing that situation as subjective/relative—which I am not; I think it's totally misleading.
Later you say, "I think the main reason why you seem to be objecting is because you want to make a provision for agreement on some things. Yes, people can and do agree on things."
Well, I think the main reason I say this is because I want to rebut the sentiment expressed in this line of yours: "…that we don't all make up our own slightly or radically different definitions using our own experiences and sensibilities), then yes, a movie that is merely great entertainment can be a "great" movie as well. Will that often be the case? Who knows? It's up to the individual." I don't think the definition of greatness is radically different or completely up to the individual. Instead, I believe we can come with certain criteria for greatness—with the caveat that these criteria are not absolutely essential nor are they evaluated and perceived in absolutely the same way.
Btw, I didn't take Mugino to call for shutting down the argument—just a clarification about what this discussion boils down to. I absolutely agree that the is about semantics. But that shouldn't stop us from continuing the discussion.
I got it. I think we're basically the same page.
For horror, how about Texas Chainsaw Massacre or even Psycho.
Jazz, what you are saying, seems to me, that there is, or could be, a collective understanding of "greatness." That while "greatness" is subjective, it also contains certain "qualities" which may allow it to categorized. In many ways, I agree with this. That same idea is applied to many aspects of life – take Law for example; while an individual may hold a set of morals, the collective creates criteria for what is moral or immoral, and what should be accepted and not be accepted in society (these are what I believe to be ethics). (Who creates them is a much different story.)
That being said, I think using the term "great" is incorrect. It is too broad, like "good" or "bad," it really says nothing. As I understand the original post, or at least the theory behind it, the question is whether a film with no attempt to reflect or explore the human experience (how I define art) can be considered art. Any movie, or thing really, can be "great" depending on who you are speaking with. Art, as opposed to greatness, has specific aims. Do I consider "Transformers" art? Not really, but that is when I apply it to my understanding of art, and what I believe is the collective understanding of art. In that sense, there must be collective understanding and some criteria for definition, otherwise we would all be floating in our own worlds.
Even if it is a semantic debate, there should be nothing wrong with that. This is just what happens when people ask complex questions with general terminology.
Also, sorry for getting in on your discussion. I read what both you and Bolo said, and I found it very interesting. I think it is difficult to understand art, and no doubt having any type of "criteria" for it will offend people. But is it necessary for our understanding? That is another interesting question at hand.
One of my favorite films is The Dark Knight. If you aske me it is a great film. Ive heard people talk about a film called Wavelength and saying it was great but I watched it and thought it was boring as hell. It was just a a camera looking at a photo on the wall for 45 minutes, so I dont think that films great at all. The Dark Knight was very entertaining and some of it was quite thought provoking too.
I found Wavelength very entertaining.
Do you also find waiting in a dentist waiting room entertaining? Isnt watching Wavelength just the same as sitting in a waiting room looking at a picture on his wall?
No, because Wavelength forces you to follow the perspective Michael Snow has fixed and experience the sound design and editing he has imposed. Through this, I felt like I was experiencing an other-worldy sensation, hence it was entertaining to me. But to prove subjectivity, it could obviously be just as boring to another person, just as how The Dark Knight can also be boring. In fact, for any film that one does not pay attention to can be boring.


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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a challenging neurological condition characterized by difficulty with social interaction and communication. As the name implies, it occurs across a wide spectrum from barely detectable to debilitating. ASD is usually diagnosed by 3 years old, but studies have found that signs are often present as early as six months old.
It is understandable that parents of children with ASD are eager for effective treatments and feel obligated to do their best for their children by leaving no stone unturned. This is not, however, always the best approach in medicine. Some stones can cause harm and are best left unturned.
There is a cottage industry of so-called "biomedical" treatments for ASD - they treat ASD as a biological disease that can be cured or at least significantly ameliorated. This conflicts with the current scientific consensus regarding ASD, that it is a neurodevelopmental disorder (a result of brain wiring), and not an active
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John Sweeney is 'psychotic, a bigot and a liar', and also the reporter who made the BBC Panorama programmes about the Church of Scientology. He'll be presenting a talk on his book "Church of Fear".
Why disconnect a daughter from her mum? Who is Xenu? Does Tom Cruise believe in a space alien satan? Which MP, CoE Bishop and British TV star defend Scientology? What kind of Church hires private eyes?
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Join us for a skeptic/atheist/humanist/free thought brunch at The Cuthbert Brodick. A social without an agenda, just bring yourself and some good conversation. Everyone welcome.
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Magic boffin Oliver Meech meddles with forces we barely understand, in a comedy magic show for the QI generation. Brain-boggling tricks inspired by mind-blowing science. It's the Natural Selection!
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A recent opinion piece in the British newspaper Mail on Sunday by University of Oxford climate scientist Myles Allen argues that the best way to combat climate change is to pass laws requiring fossil fuel producers to capture and sequester a rising proportion of the carbon dioxide emissions that the fuels produce. We argue here that such a policy, with its emphasis on carbon sequestration, would not be successful in achieving the carbon emission reductions that Allen himself advocates—for a variety of political, economic, technological and logistical reasons. A more recent article by Allen in The Guardian covers the same ground.
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For some reason, the other kids at my school thought you were smart if you could spell. And the ultra-hardest word was 'antidisestablishmentarianism'. It was my ticket to fame, and all I had to do was spell one word.My dad, for his part, once read somewhere that people with bigger vocabularies got paid more, and so encouraged me to learn lots of words so I'd make more money. A classic case of mistaking correlation and causation, I'm afraid. But it did start me building my empire of language podcasting and world domination, so maybe Dad was onto something there. Anyway, he thought the longest word was 'pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis'. It's either not the longest, or not a word, but what is? All will be answered in this week's podcast. There's also something about the longest word in German, which Ben liked.The offer stands: If you think you can pronounce any of the words in this podcast better than I can, make a video and post it!
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Panel: Richard Dawkins (moderator), Sean Faircloth, Janet Heimlich, Katherine Stewart, Liz Heywood
A symposium of the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason & Science, US
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Hosted and organized by Adventist Media on June 1, 2013 (Sydney)
Atheist Speakers: Morgan Storey, Alaric Goldkuhl, Nick Sewel
Christian Speakers: Dr Sven Ostring, Dr Mark Harwood, Dr John Ashton
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Ack! I meant to blog about this back when it happened but forgot. Ed Brayton reminded me. Better yet, he pointed to the blog of Lamar White, Jr., who has the whole story.
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Pat Robertson is off his rocker… (but we knew that). Listen and enjoy! Wait… did he say…. "Perhaps, the most prevalent cause of death among teenagers is suicide. And I think many of these auto accidents are actually Death by car, ah, but, few people want to talk about it." What? Is he claiming that [...]
The post D & D Causes Suicide – Pat Robertson appeared first on Skeptic Money.
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KFMB reports… "The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is meeting this week in Coronado. But some people are raising questions about holding the conference at one of San Diego's most expensive hotels, especially when the newly elected pope has stressed thrift and living simply. Nearly 300 bishops are visiting San Diego for the weeklong […]
From Group Sects
http://groupsects.wordpress.com/2013/06/11/bishops-living-it-up-at-lavish-resort/6/11/2013 11:52:27 AM
Last week, I posted about how the school board representing Hadley Junior High School in Glen Ellyn, Illinois voted to ban The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
So what happened at tonight's board meeting?
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From Friendly Atheist by @hemantsblog
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These are awesome. I want a swarm for a pet. Upwards of 3 feet long and in some cases-as thick as a garden hose and have the texture of jello. There's mucus. These things are crazy. Key words: EAT EVERYTHING. ALIVE or DEAD. These have been fed almost everything-and they eat what's given them: fecal…
From Pharyngula
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2013/06/11/marys-monday-metazoan-giant-carnivorous-ribbon-worms/6/11/2013 11:34:57 AM
WMC reports… "A Union City pastor showed up in court Monday with the wife he is accused of trying to poison. Eddie Mallonee and a woman described as a one-time girlfriend are accused of trying to poison Mallonee's wife, Cathy, while on a mission trip to Honduras. Fliers posted all over the Obion County Courthouse […]
From Group Sects
http://groupsects.wordpress.com/2013/06/11/former-pastor-accused-of-wife-poison-plot/6/11/2013 11:25:18 AM
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Research that examines how the world's saltiest lake, a landlocked body of water in Antarctica, remains so salty could be used to understand how Mars once created its own lakes. The study, published in Scientific Reports, looked at 16,000 time-lapsed photos and discovered that Don Juan Pond remains high in salt because of water tracks created by salt in the soil that absorbs moisture in the air. Researchers believe the process is similar to the environment on Mars and may be how the Red Planet formed lakes in the past.
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Over the last two decades, Russian trade unions have been going through a very difficult period in their development. However, despite all the difficulties and criticisms associated with their work, trade unions still remain an integral part of the social and political system, and one of the most important actors in terms of regulating relations between employers and employees. This is of special importance for Russia, a country that went through dramatic changes and suffered from the economic and social consequences of transition to market economy.


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The city is hoping to curb what it says is the leading cause of traffic fatalities — speed — by increasing the number of speed cameras near schools.
Standing in front of two gleaming Ford SUVs equipped with speed cameras near of PS 95 in the Bronx, Mayor Bill de Blasio called them "a wake-up call. They change behavior, they make people act different," he said. "It's especially important to get people to slow down when our kids and seniors are around."
There are currently 23 cameras operating near school intersections. Since the cameras first went live in January, they've issued 183,000 tickets. Now, that number is set to increase: legislation passed in Albany in June allows NYC to expand the total number of speed cameras to 140.
But it won't happen immediately. Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg said it takes time to install each camera. "We are going to make sure that we're doing this carefully and that motorists are being treated fairly and they're getting their summonses in a timely way," she said. The city also ensures that "the machinery is correctly calibrated. We want to make sure we don't have any mistakes happening."
The fine for speeding in one of the school zones is $50.
Good news but the city needs to be able to control when and exactly where these cameras will be located. 11 MPH is way too much of a buffer too.
I still see this as nothing more than a revenue scheme rather than promoting safety, because if they don't catch a lot of speeders, then it will be seen as a net money loser.
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Started using Spectre for the first time. Any tips on playstyle and classes?
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Tried the Spectre and loved it. Went 45 and 4 with it the first match. Currently, I'm using
Spectre grip
Trade marathon for Hacker pro or ninja pro IMO.
Or trade Soh for steady aim pro with ext mag.
Users I made rage/cry/etc: Kaladas4U2NV, Super_slowmotion, more to come to.
Silent_Slayer4 posted...
Trade marathon for Hacker pro or ninja pro IMO.
Or trade Soh for steady aim pro with ext mag.
I don't really like ninja and spectre runs out of ammo way too fast even with ext mags to not use soh. But I'll try ninja while playing search.
Primary: Spectre with extended mag and red dot sight
Secondary: Your choice,I would say Ballistic Knives for your first 2 kills then just haul ***
Tactical Grenade: Flashbang or Novagas
Whatever the **** the other grenade is called Grenade: Semtex
Perk 1: Lightweight (Pro)
Perk 2: Warlord (Pro)
Perk 3: Ninja (pro)
You don't need pro,but it's recommended.
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Get second chance pro, make sure you get those extra kills ;) Don't let others tell you it isn't a great perk.
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Use scavenger, seriously this is a MUST!! it runs out of ammo quickly!!
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Here is how I used to use it and loved it:
Attachments: Extended Mags and Red Dot Sight
Scavenger Pro
Warlord Pro
Hacker Pro
Frag Grenade | Concussion Grenade | Motion Sensor
It is a great class. I used to love using it (used to since I don't play BO anymore).
Scavenger is so that you don't run out of ammo and Hacker is so that you won't get blindsided by claymores, motion sensors will not detect you and so you can spot potential campers.
Back when I was OK at Black Ops:
darkzelldincth posted...
Get second chance pro, make sure you get those extra kills ;) Don't let others tell you it isn't a great perk.
Second chance pro is good,but it's considered a "nooby" perk in the CoD Black Ops community,and basically anyone who's shot a guy with SC pro will tell you how ****ing annoying it is.
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Don't listen to anyone telling you to use sight attachment or second chance.
And I forgot to ask what game mode you play. Scavenger, steady aim and marathon all pro is what I meant.
Ext mag help with reload issue, spectre is great at hip fire. Good combination when you have steady aim pro and Marathon pro.
And abuse nades and tact nades. Personally I like decoys or concussion.
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Use nova gas all day and run in and knife/shoot people like a hip fire monster. Stay out of the open areas because Assault rifles are much better there.
If you ADS, the replace attachments to red dot sight, since it sticks on people like a magnet and it's pretty sick.
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VI. Material toward miscellaneous published books. [series]:
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Scope: Consists of material toward other published works by Berge.
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VI. 1. Alba Genesis . 1979).
(39 items.)
Scope: Consists of correspondence between Berge and Pat Jackson of Aesopus Press, a draft
of the table of contents, and typescripts and carbons of poems both in and not in
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