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It just makes me feel sorry for the people who have died or lack the money to pay and have their possessions bought by these creeps.
They're not creeps, many have broad personalities, sure, but creeps?
As much of as an asshole as he is Dave seems to be a businessman who makes a living off of selling second-hand merchandise. Same with Darryl. Brandi and Jerrod are also in business together and actually they seem to have a much larger business than is led on in the show, they have a decent sized consignment shop as well as the Outlaw line of clothing. Then there's Barry who's just an old man out for rare, odd, items and antiques. Someone who seemingly has a good cache of cash.
Besides, if someone put stuff in a storage locker and circumstances led to it going into default for a few months what else is supposed to happen? The locker place has to get the space back in order to use it again and they'd probably prefer to get some of the money they're owed back in the process. Are they supposed to just nicely hand over the stuff to their former client? What would then be the incentive to even pay the rent if you can keep your stuff in there for months, not pay, and get it back?
I recall hearing on this show, too, that someone had seen their family member's stuff on the show as it was a locker they didn't know their deceased family member had, they contacted the show and the locker winner worked with the family to recover some of the more valuable/desired items.
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FOXBORO, Mass. — Bill O'Brien has a long history with the New England Patriots, and he's keeping it going from his new post down in Happy Valley, Penn. O'Brien implemented a lot of the Patriots methods into the system at Penn State when he took the head coaching job there last offseason. Now, he's directing some of his players to Bill Belichick and the Patriots to continue on with their football careers. Two of O'Brien's seniors at Penn State last season, center Matt Stankiewitch (pronounced Stank-E-vitch) and cornerback Stephon Morris, went undrafted in this year's NFL draft but had offers to sign as undrafted free agents all over the league. Both players chose New England, and they pointed to O'Brien as a big factor in that decision. "I had other opportunities, but even before the draft I wanted to become a Patriot," Morris said of agreeing to join the Patriots. "Talking to coach O'Brien, it felt like this was the best place for me to be. Just when I came here, I just felt like it's a great tradition and I'm very proud of it." Stankiewitch echoed Morris' sentiments, praising O'Brien for his guidance but acknowledging that in the end it was his decision. "Of course, Coach O'Brien can help because of the way he is," Staniewitch said. "He is a very positive person and people look up to him. So, of course, that helps when you want to go somewhere. But things just fell into place and it just happened to be that I ended up in New England." O'Brien may no longer be with the team, but clearly he's still having an impact on the roster. Have a question for Luke Hughes? Send it to him via Twitter at @LukeFHughes or send it here.
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- Disney's Hercules Cartoon Episode Guide
- Walt Disney Television Animation.
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Television
- Cartoon Characters: Hercules, Cassandra, Philoctetes, Icarus, Adonis, Hades, Miss Cassiopeia, Tempest, Numericles, Calculus, Blotox.
- Originally Released in 1998.
- Season: 1
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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A clever takeoff on Silicon Valley- in this case Abacus Valley. Hercules finds himself hired by a bunch of nerdy "abacus geeks" to protect them from rampaging centaurs that pillage the town weekly. But he has competition from a jealous rival- schoolmate Tempest the Amazon- who will stop at nothing to wreak revenge when her pride is hurt. Not the best episode maybe, but it's got some great lines. My favorite one? Icarus, looking up pathetically at the shadow of a giant centaur about to pulverize him, remarks calmly, "Now would be a good time for Zeus to take a personal interest in my life!"
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The Baron's Beef Tea With Barley Soup is a great and unique soup. This soup will definitely surprise your guests with its wonderful flavor. You just cant miss the Baron's Beef Tea With Barley Soup recipe!
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Phil Hughes will start Game 4 for the Yankees on Thursday, a decision manager Joe Girardi arrived at even before Wednesday's 3-2, 12-inning win over the Orioles left New York one game from advancing to the American League Championship Series. Hughes went 2-2 with a 4.76 ERA in four starts against the Orioles this season, including back-to-back outings in early September. Hughes recalled his six-inning, one-run no-decision on August 1 at Yankee Stadium, a start in which he took a new approach against Baltimore's hard-hitting lineup. "I really used my slider quite a bit; I think that could be a big pitch against this team that really likes to hit the fastball," Hughes said. "It's a tough lineup." Hughes went 16-13 with a 4.23 ERA in 32 starts this season, overcoming a dreadful start after going 1-4 with a 7.48 ERA in his first five outings. Hughes went 15-9 with a 3.82 ERA over his final 27 games, giving the Yankees stability in the back end of the rotation. "I had a bad start...
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The complexity and difficulty of shifting has long plagued the cyclist and limited the growth of the bicycle industry for decades. In the late 1990s, an avid cyclist and eventual founder of Fallbrook Technologies Inc. set out to build the world's fastest bike. He identified the derailleur system and its complex gearing as the biggest opportunity to improve and simplify shifting and pedaling. Then he wondered if the seamless-shifting of a continuously variable transmission (CVT) used in new, energy efficient cars could be made to work on a bicycle. If it were possible, he felt "it could make shifting as simple and smooth as adjusting the volume on a radio." Fact is… it could!
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Researchers have developed a new technology that can simultaneously screen thousands of samples of food or water for several dangerous food-borne pathogens in one to two hours.
The technique, which has potential biosecurity and food safety applications, also can estimate the amount of microbes present and whether they pose an active health risk. This could help neutralize potential threats and improve food processing techniques, said Arun Bhunia, a professor of food science at Purdue University.
"For food safety and biosecurity purposes, you need a quick test - a first line of defense - to be able to tell if there is something pathogenic in the food or water," Bhunia said.
The technology utilizes live mammalian cells that release a measurable amount of a signaling chemical when harmed. Optical equipment and computer software can then analyze this quantity to estimate the amount of harmful microbes present, Bhunia said.
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The technology can recognize very small amounts of Listeria monocytogenes, a bacterium that kills one in five infected and is the leading cause of food-borne illness. It also recognizes several species of Bacillus, a non-fatal but common cause of food-poisoning, said Pratik Banerjee, a Purdue researcher and first author of a study detailing the technology that is published in the February issue of the journal Laboratory Investigation.
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B2V - unable to continue...
Master - NB52x0 - v126.96.36.199 - and the MSDP storage contains a full backup of client named 'winclient7602'.
ESX - vSphere v5.5 (base - no patches)
Media - Win2008 R2 SP1 - NBU v184.108.40.206 Enterprise Server
Client - Win2008 R2 SP1 - NBU v22.214.171.124 Client
I understand that to B2V a Windows backup to create a Windows VM, one needs a Windows based VIC (Virtual Image/Instance Converter):
...so I created a Windows 2008 R2 SP1 media server running NBU 188.8.131.52.
The full BMR based backup image of winclient7602 is within the MSDP storage on the master server appliance.
I've added host 'media7602' as VMware Access Host on master server properties.
And added media7602 to teh Storage Server credentials of 'master2602a PureDisk'.
(I have been able to backup a separate VM from the ESX hosts, so I know that's working.)
Re-started NetBackup processes on master.
When I try a B2V, I get:
...but the catalog definitely contains an original full image:
master2602a:/home/maintenance # bpimagelist -client winclient7602 -U -d 01/01/1970 00:00:00
Backed Up Expires Files KB C Sched Type On Hold Index Status Policy
---------------- ---------- -------- -------- - --------------- ------- ------------ ------------
22/08/2014 11:53 05/09/2014 7731 4358832 N Full Backup 0 0 POL-TEST01
22/08/2014 11:41 05/09/2014 15842 10597004 N Full Backup 0 0 POL-TEST01
Does the VIC host (media7602) have to own the backup image, or have the image directly accessible within its own storage?
Any obvious tips before I start delving through logs?
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$ vxlogview -p 51216 -o 433 -t 00:10:00 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [bmrPreMain.cpp:BmrPreMain()] Locale changed to English_United Kingdom.1252 line=86 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [bmrb2v.cpp:bmrmain()] Entering, line=48 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [bmrb2v.cpp:bmrmain()] Command line: C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\bin\bmrb2v.exe -bmr -vmw -C winclient7602 -v mproxy media7602 -vmserver esxi55.localdomain -veconfig ve.txt 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:initializeDefaults()] Entered, line=434 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:initializeDefaults()] Exiting, line=467, return BMR_SUCCESS 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:execute()] Entered, line=67 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:parseArguments()] Entered, line=261 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractHelp()] Entered, line=1177 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractHelp()] Exiting, line=1186 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractBmrb2v()] Entered, line=1156 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractBmrb2v()] bmrb2v CLI invoked by others. 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractBmrb2v()] Exiting, line=1165 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractGui()] Entered, line=1116 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractGui()] Exiting, line=1125 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractSystemOnlyRestore()] Entered, line=1136 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractSystemOnlyRestore()] Exiting, line=1145 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVersion()] Entered, line=493 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVersion()] Exiting, line=499 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVEtype()] Entered, line=552 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVEtype()] Virtual Environment Type = VMWARE_VE_TYPEline=559 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVEtype()] Exiting, line=560 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractProfile()] Entered, line=523 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractProfile()] Exiting, line=529 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractClientAndConfig()] Entered, line=985 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractClientAndConfig()] Exiting, line=1014 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractMasterServer()] Entered, line=630 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractMasterServer()] Master server Name is not specified 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractMasterServer()] Exiting, line=639 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVmproxy()] Entered, line=592 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVmproxy()] Exiting, line=613 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVMServerName()] Entered, line=945 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVMServerName()] Exiting, line=966 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVEconfigDetails()] Entered, line=681 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:parseVEconfig()] Entered, line=717 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:parseVEconfig()] Exiting, line=928 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVEconfigDetails()] Exiting, line=708rc= 0 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVmPowerOn()] Entered, line=1070 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractVmPowerOn()] Exiting, line=1079 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractStripNetwork()] Entered, line=1096 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractStripNetwork()] Exiting, line=1105 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractOverwriteVM()] Entered, line=1044 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:extractOverwriteVM()] Exiting, line=1053 25/08/2014 13:25:32.315 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:parseArguments()] Exiting, line=368, rc=0 25/08/2014 13:25:35.170 [Error] V-433-33 Cannot find TrueImage date. Please make sure a full backup of this client is available. 25/08/2014 13:25:35.185 [CBmrb2vCommandLine.cpp:execute()] Exiting, line=137, rc=1 25/08/2014 13:25:35.185 [bmrb2v.cpp:bmrmain()] Exiting, line=63, return rc=1
Wondering if this is because TIR is set to only one day:
C:\Users\Administrator>bpconfig -L ... Keep TIR Info: 1 days ...
Cool, that worked for me, but it just failed on the next steps (first got a status 7 then 1 status 1). Support suggested to upgrade to 18.104.22.168 (did the same for a colleague on another egagement).
Might be worth your while to just get the upgrade out of the way if possible
Riaan Badenhorst
ITs easy :)
FYI - it's only a test-lab, just trying to get used to the basic process, basic functionality, basic ability, and basic limitations - and not trying anything complicated, yet.
I've got one or two more source backup policy configurations to try, before upgrading the lab to 18.104.22.168.
Are you able to share 'why' an upgrade to v18.104.22.168/v188.8.131.52 might help?
Tried B2V from:
- accelerator, client side de-dupe
- no accelerator, client side de-dupe
- no accelerator, no client side de-dupe
...no joy.
I must be missing something obvious.
Is it a requirement that the NetBackup VIC (Virtual Image/Instance Converter) (FYI - not to be confused with VMware Converter, which is unrelated) host also be the host/owner of the storage that has the backup image?
Riaan - are you able to suggest why upgrading to v22.214.171.124/v220.127.116.11 might be a solution?
No its not a requirement. In my case it was a W2K8 VIC host and the backups are on an appliance.
Support just told us to upgrade, it worked in my colleague's case, in my case I've not had the chance to upgrade the master. Having said that we got further than you. Since its test it won't hurt to do it :)
Riaan Badenhorst
ITs easy :)
The status code 7 issue was resolved with a patch fix in the 22.214.171.124 release.
There appears to be tricky 'work-around' for this. Perform the same validation process with the VSphere Client open. When the vmdk is created, immediately edit the settings and increase the virtual disk size by a small amount and save the settings. I believe you have about 20-30 seconds to do this. Once done the process of allocating the partition will not fail. This appears to happen in cases where the system disk is fully allocated (0 free space). The allocation request (because of the reported disk geometry) will ask for a little larger space due to Window's partitioning mechanism, which allocates such space on a cylinder boundary.It can cause the request to 'round up' to the next cylinder boundary, which puts it past the end of the disk.


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Never lose your phone again! In just minutes, you can create a No Sew Cellphone Pouch that looks great. No sew projects like this one from Linda Peterson are perfect for all crafters. In fact, for this craft you only need Aleene's Fabric Tacky Pack and a creative spirit.
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- Stack up circles and glue in center to secure. Set aside to dry.
- Measure width of cellphone. Double this measurement and add 1". Measure the length and add 1".Cut the above rectangle from t-shirt fabric. Cut a 1" wide strip of fabric 24" or the length desired for strap.
- Working on the wrong side of fabric, apply a line of glue along the top portion of the rectangle. Fold down 1/4". Hold until it tacks.
- Flip over to right side of fabric. Apply a line of glue down the side and half way across the bottom.
- Fold fabric over and match the upper, side and bottom seam. Allow to dry.
- Clip off the bottom corners of the pouch making sure not to clip above glue line.
- Turn inside out. Cut a little nick in the fabric 1/4" from top. Thread end of strap thru the whole and knot. Secure with a daub of glue. Repeat other side.
- Arrange fabrics on top of pouch and glue to secure.
- Apply Jewel It glue to back of button and press to center of flower. Repeat with a button in top corner of pouch if desired.
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I enjoy making bags with this die, I've used it with both the eBosser and the Big Shot.
One of my favorite things is to use single-sided paper and color the "white" part with Distress Paint (any coloring method works). This way you can get two different effects with one sheet of 12x12 paper.
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The Mid-South judiciary has lost two of its own with the deaths of Circuit Court Judge Rita Stotts and General Sessions Criminal Court Judge C. Anthony Johnson.
Judge Stotts died Friday at Methodist University Hospital, losing a lengthy battle with cancer. She was 55.
Judge Johnson, 61, who had heart problems for several years, died unexpectedly at his Downtown home.
A Memphis native, Judge Stotts was appointed to the bench on May 23, 2000. She was a graduate of Christian Brothers University and Vanderbilt University Law School, and served in several legal capacities, including assistant divorce referee, an assistant county attorney and as an assistant professor of law at Memphis State University.
Judge Stotts was the daughter of the late Carl Stotts, a firefighter who sued the city in 1977 alleging that he and other minority firefighters were unfairly denied promotions. The suit eventually became a class action, representing all black firefighters. The city settled in 1980, signing a consent decree pledging to improve the hiring and promotion of minorities.
Judge Johnson was only 29 years old when he was appointed to the Memphis Municipal Court in 1976. He moved to the general sessions court in 1982.
Judge Johnson was a graduate of Father Bertrand High School, Fisk University in Nashville and the University of Tennessee at Knoxville College of Law.
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Five new members will be inducted into the Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame later this week. They blazed their careers in the real estate industry in distinct and lasting ways.
The Hall of Fame was started in 2010 by the Shenehon Center for Real Estate at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business. Inductees are selected by a committee of local real estate professionals for their "outstanding business performance, high standards of ethics and sense of community."
"They did a great job," said Herb Tousley, director of the Shenehon Center. "It's hard to pick people when you get right down to it; a lot of people qualify."
The inductees, three of whom are deceased, are:
Leonard Bisanz (1918-2002): As president of Bisanz Brothers Development Co., he was responsible for developing many of the homes in St. Paul's popular Highland Park neighborhood. Known as "Buzz," Bisanz returned home to St. Paul in the 1940s after serving as a Navy bomber pilot in World War II and set his sights on developing affordable housing in an area that was largely marsh at the time. Along with his siblings, Bisanz brought lumber from dismantled barracks in Georgia, shipped it by rail to the Capitol City and built hundreds of starter homes that were largely purchased by returning servicemen for their budding families.
Helen Brooks: One of the first female leaders in the Twin Cities real estate community, she started her own business called the Brokers' Exchange before moving to Towle Real Estate Co., now the Minneapolis office of Cassidy Turley. Brooks was only the third woman in the nation to obtain the respected Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) designation. She retired in 2003.
Thomas Crowley: A pre-eminent mortgage broker in the Twin Cities, Crowley has directed countless financing projects in the real estate community, including the original financing for the Mall of America.
M.A. Mortenson Sr. (1905-1986): Golden Valley-based Mortenson Construction, which started from humble beginnings following World War II, has grown into an international enterprise with revenue of more than $2 billion a year. "My father would be greatly honored to be inducted into the Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame along with so many accomplished leaders in our business community," said M.A. "Mort" Mortenson Jr., the company's chairman. "He started our company at the kitchen table with my mom, a $370 remodeling project, and the courage to persevere. Dad took his great love of construction and faith in the future and began to build the company that today carries his name and the mark of his character."
Kenneth Stensby (1940-2013): Stensby helped build Bloomington-based United Properties, once a company with four employees, into a booming enterprise with a net worth of more than $100 million. An adventurous spirit and enthusiastic outdoorsman, Stensby died May 5 after a fall while hiking in California's Yosemite National Park.
Friday's induction ceremony will include a 5:30 p.m. reception and a 6:30 p.m. program in the auditorium of Schulze Hall at 11th Street and Harmon Place in downtown Minneapolis. The event is open to the public and the cost is $50.
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Hand made Violin Brooch in silver with micro-micro mosaic glass from Italy. The white violin has a Rose and floral bouquet in colors of red, pink yellow, orange and blue. The neck is baby blue and white striped. The four pegs look to be brass. There is even a little silver scroll at the top The micro mosaic glass chips are set within a silver bezel.
Many string instruments in micro mosaic art work were made. The most common these days are the Mandolin and Guitar
I tested the white metal and it did test to be silver, but hesitant about saying it is Sterling Silver, the test for Sterling was a bit "iffy" for me. There are no hallmarks but these micro mosaic pieces of jewelry became popular in the early 1900's. The glass used back in those days were much smaller than the more recent micro mosaic items. This piece is definitely an older piece.
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Scientists believe that less than a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang, the universe began to rapidly expand as fast as the speed of light. With a radio telescope at the South Pole, scientists followed gravitational waves which may be the Big Bang's "smoking gun". Continue reading
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July 23, 2010
Traditional repertory theaters fading; film festivals gaining
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — In the 1970's, repertory theaters reached a peak, but now there are much fewer of them and they struggle to get 35mm prints of films. But the survivors are increasingly succeeding by promoting themed film festivals, and programmers are creating new festivals that, as temporary events, use a variety of venues.
At the Roxie, for example, a sampling includes the Anti-Corporate Film Festival, the Irish Film Festival and Another Hole in the Head horror festival. Mr. Leggat sees the growth in number and variety of festivals as part of a larger picture.
"American culture is moving from mass entertainment to more specific niche entertainment," he said.
This recent article in the New York Times took a look at this trend in the San Francisco Bay area.
July 20, 2010
Live theatre arrives in English cinemas
Like Opera in the U.S., live theatre is coming to British cinemas and has been rather successful.
When the National Theatre unveiled plans to film productions and relay them live by satellite to cinemas in Britain and 21 other countries, I was sceptical. I feared the results would seem excessively stagy and lack the excitement of watching actors in the flesh.
How wrong I was. The Esher Odeon was almost packed, and the performance of Dion Boucicault's hilarious 19th-century comedy London Assurance was as entertaining on screen as it had been in the theatre. What's more, there was a real sense of the live event about it. The cinema audience actually clapped at the end, and there was a sense of shared laughter and genuine community one rarely experiences at the flicks.
Read more in the Telegraph
July 9, 2010
Drive-In Theater documentary segment on YouTube
In 1995, WHYY produced a documentary titled Remember When? It included a segment on drive-in theaters. This segment is now posted on YouTube.
July 7, 2010
Keeping the neon lit on Main Streets of the Great Plains
An article in the July 5, 2010 print edition of The New York Times ("Old Movie Houses Find Audience in the Plains") describes local efforts to sustain historic Main Street storefront cinemas as focal points for their rural communities in the Great Plains region.
In an age of streaming videos and DVDs, the small town Main Street movie theater is thriving in North Dakota, the result of a grass-roots movement to keep storefront movie houses, with their jewel-like marquees and facades of careworn utility, at the center of community life.
Perhaps it's a sign of a broader trend as well.
The revival is not confined to North Dakota; Main Street movie houses like the [Alamo](/theaters/909/) in Bucksport, Me., the [Luna](/theaters/8801/) in Clayton, N.M., and the [Strand](/theaters/12682/) in Old Forge, N.Y., are flourishing as well. But in the Great Plains, where stop signs can be 50 miles apart and the nearest multiplex is 200 miles round trip, the town theater -- one screen, one show a night, weekends only -- is an anchoring force, especially for families.
The entire article (with a brief slide show, mostly of Langdon, ND's Roxy) is here at NYTimes.com.
June 30, 2010
Joesph Musil passes away quietly
SANTA ANA, CA — Famed Theatre Designer and Showman Joseph J. Musil Jr. died at age 74 last night after a long illness. He will be mostly remembered by his greatest work, the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood as well as the Majestic Crest in Westwood.
You can find more information about this genius at Cinema Sightlines along with a tribute.
June 29, 2010
IMAX to deploy portable theaters in the U.S. and China
NEW YORK, NY — The IMAX Corp. has announced plans to build and deploy portable theaters to serve areas of the U.S. and China. The first will be unveiled in September, and apparently will resemble inflatable tennis bubbles.
IMAX hopes to unveil its first portable theater at an event in New York this September, said IMAX spokeswoman Sarah Gormley. The theaters, which the company likens to a tennis bubble, have inflatable exterior walls and come with full seating for an audience of about 450 people. Gormley says the interior walls and ceiling come acoustically treated to ensure the sound quality of a normal IMAX film.
There is more in the Wall Street Journal.
June 25, 2010
Belated Obit: Silent Film Pianist Viola Barton, 107
Viola Barton, former silent film pianist, died in Glendale, California January 30, 2010. She was 107, born March 11, 1902, just five weeks shy of her 108th birthday. This likely went unnoticed nationwide although she was a favorite of the local press. Unlike Rosa Rio and Bob Mitchell who were still actively playing for silent films, Mrs. Barton played privately for herself and friends at the retirement home where she lived.
She played piano for silents in South Dakota throughout the 1920s. She also taught music and gave concerts. The deaths of Mitchell, Barton and Rio all within the past year seem to close the final and remarkable chapter of accompanists who lived to advanced ages.
June 17, 2010
More voices weighing in on issue of theater ownership by studios
HOLLYWOOD, CA — It is probably too early to call it a movement, but more is appearing in print on the issue of studios once again operating their own theater circuits, as reported here on CT previously. Key points in the growing discussion include who gets to control the length of the theatrical distribution window, the effects of the explosion of technology that is seriously eroding the DVD market, and whether current market conditions warrant revisitation of the issues raised in 1948 Supreme Court decision that limited the ability of studios to operate movie theaters.
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June 16, 2010
Ad revenue for movie theaters rises
Despite the economy, last year actually ended up as a positive year for movie theater advertising.
There were disparate results, however, by geography. Regional and national movie theater ads rose 5.4 percent compared with 2008, but local movie theater ads fell 9.6 percent compared with the previous year.
Because regional and national ads account for almost 80 percent of the industry total, the large decline in local ad revenue did not drag down the entire category.
Read more in the New York Times.
June 14, 2010
Seventy-five silent films thought lost discovered in New Zealand
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND – A treasure trove of seventy-five silent films, many thought lost forever, has been discovered in the New Zealand Film Archive vault and are being returned to the United States for restoration and eventual exhibition. Among them is a very early John Ford-directed film called "Upstream" and films starring Mabel Normand and Clara Bow.
"These important films will be preserved and made available to both U.S. and New Zealand audiences to enjoy," he told The New Zealand Herald newspaper Tuesday.
Film Archive corporate services manager Steve Russell said the films were discovered when American preservationist Brian Meacham visited last year.
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Report: Spurs assistant Vaughn frontrunner to be Magic coach
Jul 13, 2012, 11:49 AM EDT
You know who Brian Shaw is, the former right hand man to Phil Jackson. You may have heard of Mike Malone, the current Warriors assistant who has been on top of the assistant coaching tree for a couple years now.
But former NBA player Jacque Vaughn may be beating them both out for the open Orlando coaching vacancy, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports and the NBC Sports Network.
The candidacy of San Antonio assistant Jacque Vaughn has gathered momentum in Orlando's coaching search, league sources tell Y! Sports.
Shaw and Malone were interviewed, as were Quin Snyder (who just left the Lakers as an assistant to take a similar role with CSKA Moscow), Suns player development specialist Lindsey Hunter, and Jazz assistant Jeff Hornacek.
Vaughn has been learning from Gregg Popovich for a while, and if you're looking to build an organization on the Spurs model (which is a good model to follow) then getting a coach from there makes sense.
My question: Why not long-time Spurs lead assistant Mike Budenholzer?
Not to knock Vaughn, who seems to have stepped to the front of the line. Remember that this is not a done deal at all and someone else entirely may land the gig.
- magicbucs - Jul 13, 2012 at 12:48 PM
They want a coach that played in the league before to help with the youth the magic are looking to start over with.
- heat256 - Jul 13, 2012 at 1:23 PM
Or a scapegoat as someone to can two years down the road when their record is abysmal. I think Shaw would be a great coach, and he can't get a sniff. Is ORL going the cheap route with Vaughn?
- raidmagic - Jul 13, 2012 at 3:12 PM
One thing you can't accuse Orlando of is being cheap.
- ch8878 - Jul 13, 2012 at 3:14 PM
Brian Shaw and Jacque Vaughn both former Magic PG that's funny.
- genericcommenter - Jul 13, 2012 at 4:09 PM
Um, if you are over the age of 12 and follow basketball, you should also know who Vaughn is.
- 00maltliquor - Jul 14, 2012 at 2:14 AM
I loved Jacque Vaughn back when he used to play for the Kansas Jayhawks, and as a NBA player he had his moments, but this is a major headscratcher. I really don't know anything about him as a coach so I can't say this is horrible but this doesn't look like a step in the right direction for the Magic. From SVG to…Jacque Vaughn?? Huh?
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What's happening around Saratoga.
Man killed by police officer in Edinburg
A resident of Edinburg was killed in a police "officer-involved shooting" overnight, Saratoga County Sheriff Michael Zurlo said in a statement Tuesday morning. Zurlo, county District Attorney Karen Heggen and members of the State Police will release additional information at an 11 a.m. press conference in the DA's office in Ballston Spa. [Read More]
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Dawgdom in Saratoga Springs moving to online sales
Dawgdom in Saratoga Springs will close next month and transition to online sales so its owner can recover her health. After eight years operating the store at 35 Van Dam St., Sara Ellis plans to close the storefront July 27 and sell expanded dog products on her website. "Many people know that I have struggled […] [Read More]
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KEXP New Home Benefit: Calexico
KEXP invites you to an intimate afternoon with Calexico at Robert Lang Studios in Seattle on Thursday, July 16th at 11:30 AM. Calexico will play tracks from the new album Edge of the Sun, and answer questions about their career in a session moderated by DJ Cheryl Waters. Proceeds to benefit KEXP's New Home Campaign.
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Help fund KEXP's new studio and performance space, secure your tile, and let the world know what this music means to you. There are less than 200 tiles for the outside of KEXP's New Home remaining, so you want to act now. Join in today.
KEXP Live Video Streaming
KEXPNow presents the latest live streaming video experience on Thursday, July 9th with Tanlines at 9:30 AM PT. Watch their live session in real-time! Stay on top of all our upcoming live streaming sessions with the KEXP In-Studio Schedule. Brought to you in part by Portage Bay Café.
KEXP Presents Videoasis
Join KEXP, Northwest Film Forum and World Famous for Videoasis, a quarterly showcase celebrating music videos from the northwest and the artists who make them. Tickets on sale now for the special eccentric curiously themed screening on Wednesday, July 15th at the Northwest Film Forum.
KEXP Night at the Sounders
For the second year in a row, KEXP presents KEXP Night at the Sounders. The match is scheduled for Saturday, August 1st at 7:00 PM at Century Link field. All ticket packages include an exclusive summer weight KEXP/Sounders scarf.
Midnight in a Perfect World
Introducing Midnight in an Perfect World, KEXP's weekly hour-long guest DJ show, airing Fridays at midnight starting February 21st. This multi-genre program features eclectic sets by a rotating cast of international and local DJ's, each building upon a party vibe to kick off your weekend. Brought to you in part by New Belgium Brewing.
KEXP's Non-Profit of the Month
This month, KEXP's featured Community Partnership Organization is Futurewise, a organization that creates healthy livable communities, protects working farmlands, forests and waterways, and brings people together to develop solutions for creating a better quality of life for present and future generations.
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KEXP, STG and Starbucks presented the 12th show in our Little Big Show concert series with Cloud Nothings w/ Tacocat & Chastity Belt, at The Neptune on Thursday, May 14th. 100% of ticket sales benefitted Teen Tix. Click here to find out more about our Little Big Show series and the local charity beneficiaries.
Immigrant Songs
Welcome to Immigrant Songs, a series presented and produced by KEXP, with support from The Vilcek Foundation. Through in-studio performances, interviews with local and national artists, and other written content, co-curators and DJs Darek Mazzone and Chilly will explore the immigrant experience.
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Steel Authority of India and Japan's Kobe Steel are likely to sign a joint-venture agreement next week to set up a 500,000-metric-ton iron-ore processing plant in India, Indian Steel Secretary D.R.S. Chaudhary said.
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