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It looks as though you gave it the old college try getting back into those booty shorts, but gave up like 3/4 of the way into the struggle and decided it was close enough. So maybe more like the old college-drop-out try.
Good grief, I wish that camouflage actually did it's job so I didn't have to gander at all that mess. Nice tattoo by the way, really sets off the beer belly.
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"Many nations are facing increasing pressure to monitor and regulate the release of carbon dioxide from fossil fuel sources to limit greenhouse gas warming," said James Randerson, associate professor of Earth system science at UCI and co-author of the study. "This method can help determine how much fossil fuel carbon dioxide is coming from different regions."
The study appears Jan. 23 in Geophysical Research Letters.
Atmospheric scientists typically measure carbon dioxide by collecting air samples, but this is the first time fossil-fuel-emitted carbon dioxide has been mapped using plants. This new method may complement existing air sampling techniques because plants provide a cost-effective way to record average daytime conditions over several months. Plants take in carbon dioxide gas, from both background and fossil fuel sources, during photosynthesis, and it becomes part of the plant tissue.
In summer 2004, UCI scientists collected corn from farms and gardens in 31 states, including Hawaii and Alaska. They chose corn because it is widely grown and, as an annual plant, all of its carbon is derived from a single growing season. The scientists avoided pollution point sources such as highways and power plants to allow for mapping of regional patterns across different states. Back in
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DENTON — All Wichita Falls coach Stephanie Dorsey could ask for was a chance at reaching the postseason. Dorsey and her Coyotes had that opportunity in the season finale at Denton High School.
But before the Lady Coyotes knew it they found themselves in a big hole Tuesday, just as they dug a hole in the district statndings in the first half.
Again, the Lady Coyotes rallied, erasing a 2-0 deficit to force a fifth and deciding set, only to lose the decisive game, 15-12.
"The girls have rallied from being down all year so that didn't surprise me the way they fought back," Dorsey said. "The problem is you can't get down early in a game to 15 and expect to come back and win."
Denton (17-23, 6-6) earned a third-place tie in District 4-4A and the final playoff spot with the 26-24, 25-16, 13-25, 19-25, 15-12 victory. WFHS (16-17, 5-7) finished in a fifth-place tie with Rider.
In the fifth, Denton jumped to a 4-0 lead before the Coyotes got within 4-3 on a dump and kill from Kelli McGill. The Broncos responded with a 6-1 run to open a 10-4 lead that Old High couldn't overcome.
The Lady Coyotes did claw their way back to within two at 13-11, but an error made it 14-11. Sarah Eakin responded with one of her nine kills before Denton's Kallie Ralston ended the game on a kill of her own.
"Denton is a scrappy team and you have to give them a lot of credit," Dorsey said. "My girls fought, but we shouldn't have been in the position we were in tonight. We should have taken care of business before tonight."
Sarah Gray led WFHS with 18 kills against only two errors in a clutch hitting performance. She was followed by Eakin with nine kills and Lauren Dehoyos with seven. Lauren Pert finished the evening with 17 assists. Defensively Loudell Crumpler and Gray each had 23 digs.
Denton was led by Geniffer Holbert with 17 kills and Kendall Wagner added 12. Paige Pippin had 31 assists and Carrie Pena chipped in 13 digs for the Broncos under first-year head coach Dani Silva.
In the fourth game Denton jumped to a 2-0 lead, before the Coyotes reeled off four straight points including a kill by Eakin. The Broncos got within 12-10, but Old High ran off five of the next six points to put enough distance between to force game five.
WFHS grabbed the third game 25-13 by jumping out to a 13-2 lead, It cruised the rest of the way, never letting the Broncos get closer than four. De Hoyos had three kills in the run and Zan Hanks served six points.
In game two, Wichita Falls came out and got the first two points on a Denton service error and an ace of their own by Sarah Gray. After that Denton went on a 9-1 run to open a 9-3 lead. After an Old High kill Denton ran off four more points to open a 13-4 lead.
In the first game neither team led by more than three and that happened just once when Old High took a 15-12 lead off a block by Jada Green. The teams were tied 10 times in the first game and the lead changed hands on eight occasions. Loudell Crumpler served six points in the opener.
Old High won more points on the night — 102-98 — but it wasn't quite enough to end the playoff drought at six.
Four WFHS seniors played their final game: Crumpler, Dehoyos, McGill and Tanir Moreno.
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V — Denton d. WFHS 26-24, 25-16, 13-25, 19-25, 15-12
JV — Denton d. WFHS 25-22, 25-22
F — WFHS d. Denton 23-25, 25-22, 25-19
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I think she really deserves a thread as promising star.
She's only 14 years old, and this week she made her debut at the Dutch Masters defeating Angelique van der Meet (#391). At the ITF Junior ranking she is ranked #56. Very impressive for a 14 year old.
Her ITF Juniors profile: http://www.itftennis.com/juniors/pla...ayer=100125218
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I totally agree.
Best of luck to Indy in the future :)
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She's had a great year in juniors. Very promising results. Started the year as 1.337 and now up to 56. And she's only 14 y.o.
In 2008 she won the Orange Bowl U12 and this year the European Championships U14 :yeah:
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She won 4 other titles this year: G2 1x, G3 1x, G4 2x
She is not on the entry list for the AO Juniors.
She is thinking about playing a few future tournaments in 2011.
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Great year for her. Simply put she's currently the best 1996 girl in the world. Sounds almost too promising. :)
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Yes, i saw here: she's amazing, what a power.
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Indy is not travelling to Australia to play the AO juniors. She would have made the MD there.
Instead she is playing in Europe:
10th of January: G2 Slovak Junior Indoor Tournament (Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
17th of January: G1 Czech International Junior Indoor Championships (Prerov, Czech Republic)
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Any new videos of Indy's game? I didn't see her for more than a year now, she is my great friend.
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Indy is on the entry list of 10k Kaarst in the week of 24th of January :eek:
Unfortunately she is way down on the EL, alt 138 at the moment. WD deadline is 11th of January.
She said she would try and play some seniors events, but I expected to be some tournaments in the summer in Holland.
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Column over Indy
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Mwa.. onboeiende column. Die gast weet echt niets nieuws te melden. :p
Maar wel leuk dat ze wat meer mainstream wordt.
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I met Morris in 1999. He responded to a mailer we sent out about creating web sites. It has been my pleasure to have worked with him all theses years. He was truly a unique individual and a very interesting man. I will miss him.
- Joe Tartaglia / High Caliber Solutions
We had the pleasure to meet Moshe on several occasions in the past few years. In 1997 we met him at his studio in Manhattan to make arrangements for him to paint at my daughter's Bas Mitzvah on Long Island. We took him to lunch at a local bagel store and it was so much fun listening to him talk to strangers about his work. He was a real hit at our Simcha and all my daughter's friends treasure the paintings he made especially for them.
We then visited with him when he was at the nursing home in the Bronx where he was recuperating from the stroke he suffered that same year.
And a few months later we stopped by his apartment house to pick up the painting he chose as a gift for our daughter.
Morris Katz supported Jewish Spirit magazine by putting out flyers for us and advertising his paintings in our Jewish outreach magazine. He sent us many paintings which we hang all over our homes. We really valued his kindness and personal support and strength he gave so lovingly to our cause. He made a special point of interviewing us at Kosher Fest with humor and deep respect. We will miss him very much.
- Robin Davina Meyerson, publisher Jewish Spirit magazines.
My husband and I had seen Morris Katz quite a few times up at the Concord Hotel in upstate New York. His paintings were a bargain and we have one of them which he completed so quickly we could not believe it. He was just a very nice, talented man.
- Kathy Ryan
I met Morris in the '70's at the Concord Resort hotel (where else?) where I was employed. I was in the service dept. Morris and I hit it off well. I saw his lobby art, an exhibition of exciting instant art, and a performance by a wonderful funny man. This may have gone on for a number of years. The framed, wet paint pictures were all over, with a flare of talent, a roll of toilet paper, a flashing pallet knife, Morris created magic.
Just like a tattoo you can`t own just one of his paintings. Over the years I have collected a dozen and have them hanging all over the house,they just seem to fit and give a warm cozy feeling to the home. I was fortunate to know one of his neighbors children who introduced me to him and got to pick his brain for about a 1/2 hr. He was a remarkable man, I wish I knew him better. His art will leave his legacy for the world to see for a very long time. Rest in peace Morris. You will never be forgotten. Recalling Morris Katz, a good man with talent and the God given gifts to make one feel good. I will never forget you and those wonderful days in the mountains of Sullivan County.
In the 1970's when I was a young girl I went on vacation to the Catskills. There I saw Morris Katz performing his magic. My money was very limited at that time and I decided to replace a cameo ring which I had lost instead of buying a painting. I soon forgot Morris' name but always regretted my choice. Many years later I decided to move to FL. While discussing this move I mentioned to a friend that I wished I had purchased a painting from an artist who painted with toilet paper. My friend told me that the artists name was Morris Katz. I looked him up and found out that he had a studio in the Village and that he lived three blocks away from where I grew up on Pelham Pkwy in the Bronx. I contacted Morris and my husband and I met him at his studio. At his studio I took many photographs of him painting pictures for us. Morris was such a wonderful person. He told us his personal story, and how he almost died in WW 11. At that time he made a promise to God that if he would survive he would paint Jewish topics and use the money from these paintings to help Jewish causes. Morris was also a comedian and he made us laugh for hours. We purchased several paintings which still hang in my house. From time to time I go to my photo album and look at the photographs that we took at Morris' studio. These photographs still bring a smile to my face. The beauty of his paintings and memories of that very special day that we spent with Morris will always be in our hearts.
- Linda Roosna
I met Morris Katz at the Homowack Lodge in the late 70's. I was an employee there. He was a very friendly and joyful person. I later worked at the Fallsview and Nevele Hotel and saw him there on numerous occasions with his assistant. I purchased a couple of his paintings and just hung them in my new home in Lake Placid, New York. I was not aware of his passing until now. I always liked to watch him paint. Whenever I could sneak away from the front desk when he was at the hotel, I would go see him. After I think may be close to 25 years, he always remembered me. As much as a great artist, also a wonderful person. I am sure he will be missed by all who new him. I will think about him whenever I look at those paintings. Thank you Morris.
- Arlene Bittner Stoll
Remembering Morris Katz, 1932-2010
I learned about Morris Katz through the Learning Annex in NYC. I took some lessons with him in the mid-1980's. I always enjoyed his freedom, the freshness of his colors, the bright, cheerful attitude he had, the patience and kindness and encouragement he had for his students. Various demands kept me from taking lessons with him for several years after that.
In 1989, my life was devastated by the passing of a loved one. A few weeks later, out of the blue, Morris called me on the telephone and asked if I would like to come to a class with him at his then mid-town gallery. It was like a call from heaven. The class was a blessing, and helped with the healing of the tremendous grief I was experiencing. Morris understood. He had a similar experience. He helped me. He was a good man.
In terms of his art, another art teacher once told me that one test of a piece of art is this: does the painting tell you its whole story in one glance, or does it call you back to look at it again and again? Surely the paintings of Morris Katz rise to pass that test with flying colors.
Thank you, Morris Katz. This world is a better, brighter place because you have been here. Now heaven must be, too.
Morris Katz was a good man. He was my neighbor. I would see him every morning, he was always a cheerful fellow. When he saw me growing my beard he would always tell me that I wanted to grow it long just like Moses. He even made me a part of a few videos with him. I have a picture of him, me and the UPS guy because we all go back for more than 15 years. He also knew my father for more than 25 years, maybe more. I have some of his paintings. I love them. I just wish I had more space to display them. I felt so bad when they stole his painting. Whenever I saw Mr Katz he always cheered me up. I know he's with God and is in a better place. Lots of time to do his paintings. He always used to bring me pastries from Hector Street. Morris was a great guy. Miss you buddy. Well now I'm lost for words.
Morris, I miss you. You are in a better place with the Lord. May you rest in peace and watch over me.
To his family, my condolences. God bless your whole family. RIP.
I met Morris when I was 13 back in 1978. I was visiting Israel for my Bar Mitzvah and I was amazed to see a painter able to create a painting so fast and with toilet paper! Well now I'm 46 and have thought about Morris from time to time over the years and told my little story Wailing Wall story, where I met Morris. From what I remember he was trying to find out what I wanted him to paint. I was a bit shy and I think there was a bit of a language or accent barrier. After a bit of time I said paint me something 13. So I got 13 rabbis and a little me added in for good luck. Anyway, my short time with Morris stayed with me all these years and I'm thankful.
- Holly
I am very sorry to hear of his passing. I am one of the many who bought a Morris Katz original at the Concord back around 1977. It was a landscape with a deer. While painting it in front of the group at the Concord, Morris asked, "So you want to see some detail?" He then took his knife and added a "tail" to the deer. "There is detail."
- Alan Mendelson, Best Buys TV Show on KCOP Channel 13
I was the stage manager at the Pines Hotel and worked with Morris many times. He was the nicest and most talented person I have ever known. He would come to the hotels, paint and entertain everyone who saw him. God Bless You Morris. You will be missed.
- Richard Newman, HighTechScience.org
As a kid, one of my fondest memories of The Concord Hotel was watching Morris Katz paint. I would sit for hours with my friends watching him create beautiful paintings from blank canvases. But, the fondest memory of Morris was his sense of humor. He would wear a microphone on his shirt and would narrate what he was painting and would joke with us whenever we would talk with him. He would say something like, "Now we have a beautiful mountain…." Then we would interrupt and say,….."Yes! And Bigfoot is in those mountains". Then Morris would say (in his Polish accent), "….Yes!! Bigfoot with his big feets!! Now, go ask your parents to buy a painting!"
He was funny, kind and talented. I remember once passing his studio in Greenwich Village as a teen. He is missed as much as The Concord!
In the early 1980's I used to daven with Morris at The Young Israel of Pelham Parkway. Every morning we would take the number 5 train to work. Morris always talked about investing in the stock market and making a buck. One day I gave Morris a tip on a certain drug stock, Sterling Drug. Needless to say, it panned out and Morris and I hit gold. The following week Morris gave me two paintings of his, he said it was for the twins. My two sons were close in age, but not twins. No matter how hard I tried Morris insisted that they were twins. When my first son was bar mitzved Morris gave each son a Morris Katz painting as a gift. The same thing occurred at the next son's bar mitzva . One summer in the early eighties the family was at one of the hotels in the catskills and Morris was doing his show. After the show my wife and I were talking to Morris when a women approached and told Morris she loved a certain painting, but she needed more blue in it for her kitchen. In a matter of seconds Morris took some toilet tissue dabbed it in blue and applied it to the painting. She was so delighted she she took $150 out of her purse and handed it to Morris. Morris looked her in the face and said $200 since it was personalized. She complied. Morris being Morris.
Fred and Toby R.
I just learned that a dear friend and good customer Morris Katz has passed. I feel terrible for not checking up on him and just finding out he passed away Nov. 2010. I am sure Morris is in a great place right now as he was a great man. I met Morris in 2001 at Abbot Art and he was a customer of ours for many years. It was a pleasure working with him and I was always amazed at how much energy and stamina he had at his age. He would always want to help load his van up with me with the picture frames he purchased from us. I truly will miss Morris. He was a one of a kind and will never be replaced.
Rashid Jalili
Im sad to realize this now that he had passed. As a child my parents would go see him and buy paintings every year for about 10 years. I now own them and will treasure them always. I always wanted to meet him, wish i had. He was a beyond amazing man!
- Sarah Washburn From CT


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The Arsenal Gallery Presents ARBOREAL: A GROUP EXHIBITION 9/17-10/28
The Arsenal Gallery is pleased to present Arboreal, a group show of artists Barbara Andrus, Avy Claire, Nancy Manter and Adele Ursone. Working intuitively, and responding to nature and our fragile balance within it, they have produced a striking variety of paintings, photographs, drawings and sculptures that relies on the shared vocabulary of trees. In visual language, alternately bold and nuanced, their independent artistic voices render a rich aesthetic tableaux. Inspired by the urban and rural forest, these works raise our awareness of our environment, its resilience, complexity and majesty. The exhibit is on view from September 17 to October 28, 2010.
Andrus builds site-specific sculptures with found branches to reconstruct the forest experience. She not only uses repurposed tree limbs, but recycles materials from her old artworks into new pieces, suggesting sustainability. Claire uses written transcriptions of often disturbing contemporary news reports to build visual armatures of trees of beauty and poetry. Manter photographs trees through her marks in the ice, snow, and rain droplets on her car windshield, layering her imagery to signify our imprints on place and nature. Ursone delineates intimate details of tree branches, and crops her compositions, producing a splendid isolation of stark quietude, that illustrates the power of nature to transport us in the urban landscape.
For this exhibition in the heart of Central Park, the four artists have created new artwork for Arboreal inspired by one of New York City's greatest assets-its trees. There are 5.2 million trees in New York City's five boroughs. Approximately half of them live within the Parks system-24,000 trees in Central Park alone-and MillionTreesNYC is planting an additional 600,000 in Parks throughout city (an additional 400,000 with private partners).
The Arsenal Gallery is dedicated to examining themes of nature, urban space, wildlife, New York City parks, and park history. It is located on the third floor of the Arsenal, the NYC Parks & Recreation headquarters, in Central Park, on Fifth Avenue at 64th Street. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except for holidays. Admission is free.
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1842 25C Small Date PR65 PCGS. The 1842 Small Date ...
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Extremely Rare and Impressively Pedigreed 1842 Small Date Quarter, PR651842 25C Small Date PR65 PCGS. The 1842 Small Date Quarter is one of the greatest of all silver rarities in American numismatics. It has a distinct date logotype, far smaller than the large digits used for business strikes, and is only available in proof format. It is generally thought that only six pieces survive today (certainly no more than seven) out of a possible estimated mintage of no more than 10 to 15 pieces. This conjectured mintage is derived from the number of coins believed to have been presented to foreign dignitaries and made to order for individual collectors of the day. While we concur with this estimate, at the same time we acknowledge that to date no actual documentation has been found in the Mint archives to support this estimate. Two of the six known coins known are permanently impounded in institutions (the ANS and Smithsonian), leaving only four coins available for collectors.
Apparently the small date logotype was used early in the year and quickly abandoned as being too small, thus also explaining the rarity of the 1842-O Quarter and Half Dollar (which also used a small date punch). While it is possible that this date variant may have been known to collectors in earlier years, no examples were sold at public auction prior to the 1893 Fixed Price List #39 by Charles Steigerwalt. This impressively pedigreed example is undoubtedly one of the finest examples known and has been in very few collections over the past 94 years. The fields are glassy and deeply mirrored. Each side has a significant overlay of speckled russet, golden, and magenta toning. A few small contact marks are located on each side, but the most important pedigree identifiers are the configuration of the toning and a tiny planchet flake that is out of the obverse field just above the left (facing) shoulder of Liberty. This is an opportunity for the serious collector to acquire a coin that is rarely offered at public auction or by private treaty. Most collectors have never seen this rare type, and we strongly encourage anyone who is an advanced collector or dealer to at least view this lot so they may say they have actually laid eyes on this important rarity. Population: 2 in 65, 0 finer (1/03).
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Another cute "photoshoot" have been added to the gallery.
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I've added some funny outtakes from Boy by Band of Outsiders – Spring 2011.
Candids > 2011 > October 18th, 2011
The last time I sat down with Kirsten Dunst, the 29-year-old actor had just returned to Los Angeles from Denmark, where she'd been filming Lars von Trier's Melancholia, a two-part drama about the end of the world and the (unrelated) unraveling of a bride on her wedding night. It was October 2010, and Dunst was promoting the criminally underrated crime drama All Good Things. In the year that's since passed, she's released two films, filmed two others (Bachelorette, On The Road), bagged a bunch of trophies (including the Best Actress prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival), written a fairytale, and starred—with a lion—in a Bulgari campaign. Over cigarettes in a suite at New York's Crosby Street Hotel, Dunst opens up about working with Alexander Skarsgård, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and von Trier, who might be even more inscrutable than people think.
BULLETT: When we last spoke almost a year ago, you pretty much refused to tell me anything about this movie.
KIRSTEN DUNST: I was afraid to! If someone told Lars that I'd said something, he's the type of person who would probably be like, "I can't believe you said that about me!" I was nervous about letting anything out because I didn't want to be on anyone's bad side during press.
In light of what's happened, I really don't think you need to worry about what you're saying. [Laughter.] Lars has the tendency to write pieces of himself into his stories, and he shares your character's struggle with depression. Did it ever feel as if you were playing a version of him?
He was never like, "You're playing me so do this." But he did write the story, and it is about his experience. I didn't know how specific to his life the events were in the script, but in Cannes his wife said that watching me in certain scenes absolutely broke her. There were certain parts that she'd actually experienced and seeing me go through it in the movie, she said, "That was Lars." I knew he suffered from depression, but I didn't know to what extent. When I first met him, he was shaking like crazy.
I've added some more gorgeous outtakes from the photoshoot Kirsten did for VS. Magazine. I have to say this is one of my favourite photoshoots with Kirsten!
Photoshoots & Portraits > Photoshoots from 2011 > Set 005
They're in some of this fall's most-talked about films and each, in his or her own right, stands among the most buzzworthy actors of their generation: Armie Hammer, Anton Yelchin, Evan Rachel Wood and Kirsten Dunst. And at this year's AFI Fest, all four will gather to discuss their careers during the Los Angeles Times' second annual Young Hollywood roundtable, moderated by staff writer Amy Kaufman. During last year's panel — which featured Oscar nominees Carey Mulligan and Jesse Eisenberg and new Spider-Man Andrew Garfield — the up-and-comers discussed everything from how to ease red carpet anxiety to the experience of working with veteran filmmakers. Many of this year's participants may be able to shed light on the latter topic. Hammer, for one, is starring alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in the upcoming Clint Eastwood-directed biopic "J. Edgar," which is the opening night film at 2011's AFI Fest. The actor, 25, earned acclaim last year for
his portrayal of two characters — the jilted Winkelvoss twins — in the Oscar-nominated Facebook flick "The Social Network." Wood, too, has been directed by some of Hollywood's A-listers. The 24-year-old — who plays a sultry intern who seduces Ryan Gosling's character in the recent film "The Ides of March" — was Woody Allen's muse in 2009's "Whatever Works." She also played Mickey Rourke's daughter in "The Wrestler," and has appeared on HBO's popular television series "True Blood." Dunst, meanwhile, has had her share of top directors as well, from Brian De Palma to Neil Jordan to Michel Gondry. Her most recent film, "Melancholia," has taken some heat after director Lars von Trier made some controversial comments at a Cannes Film Festival press conference that suggested he was a Nazi. The outrage that followed, however, did not overshadow Dunst's performance and she was awarded the festival's best actress prize. Dunst, 29, has been acting since she was a child, and was nominated for a Golden Globe award at age 12 after starring opposite Brad Pitt in "Interview With the Vampire." Yelchin has recently been turning heads for his performance in the intimate romantic drama "Like Crazy," which was beloved by audiences at this year's Sundance Film Festival. Earlier this year, the Russian-born 22-year-old played Mel Gibson's son in "The Beaver" and starred in a remake of the '80s horror flick "Fright Night." The roundtable will take place at 6:45 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 4, at the Mann Chinese 6 Theater in Hollywood. The evening is in partnership with AFI Fest. Tickets are free, but you must RSVP at the AFI Fest site. If you have a question for one of the panel participants, submit it in the comments section below or on our Facebook page. We will select some to ask during the roundtable. We will also videotape the conversation, so check back for clips from the event on 24 Frames next month. Source
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"I got an e-mail that said, 'Lars is obsessed with you for this part, you're Skyping with him tomorrow.' He was very shy and sweet, and then it was like — O.K., done," recalls Kirsten Dunst over sorbet and strawberries, describing how she came to play Justine, the central character in "Melancholia," Lars von Trier's astonishing end-of-the-world flick.
In person, Dunst is stunningly unpretentious. (When a taxi driver wonders why a paparazzo is bothering the fragile blond woman he has just picked up, she points to her face and jokes, "Hello? 'Spider-Man'?") At least on the surface, she has nothing in common with the magical, moody Justine, a character she describes as a "romantic depressive, maybe even from another planet." Whoever Justine is, this haunting film (it gave one viewer, me, nightmares for weeks afterward) is hardly a joy ride. But Dunst insists the workplace atmosphere was anything but gloomy. "The family on the set was so wonderful," she says, especially the two Charlottes — Gainsbourg, who plays her sister, and a riveting Rampling as her mother. "For such an unfunny subject, it was so much fun. And hanging out with Lars — he is the funniest, but it takes a second to get used to his sense of humor."


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Greenfield, MA: Scale Model Town in His Backyard
This is how he came by a lot of what he has. For the buildings, he kept his eye on the paper for old boards and materials. "I never actually took a building down, but I was standing right there while they were being taken down," he says. And into the back of his father's pickup would go the doors and the windows, the boards and the beams. Something like half of his buildings come from the old tom-down buildings and barns of Greenfield.
What else he gathered, of course, are the workings of his exhibits. Living as he did in the great industrialized mill valley, as the fifties turned to the sixties and the sixties to the seventies, one mill right after the other shut its doors in Greenfield, in Millers Falls, and most of all in Holyoke.
Most everyone else stood by and watched while this glum transition took hold. Waine Morse went in and got, taking apart the weighty machinery and trucking it back to Greenfield in the same borrowed pickup. "This would all have gone by, otherwise," he says.
He is talking here not only about things such as the old cracker barrels of which nostalgists are so fond, but of an enormous treadle-operated lathe, a giant hand-cranked drill press, a belt-driven planer that weighs a full ton, an ancient table saw with a wooden bed and a blade reminiscent of scenes from the silent movies.
In the pattern-maker's shop, bolted to the rafters, Waine has a rope winch that looks capable of reeling in the Queen Mary. Miles of hemp rope are wound to the spool. Waine says the entire unit weighs 1,800 pounds. He should know. "I put it up there piece by piece and it was a pain in the neck, but I bet there isn't another one like it anywhere." Probably not. He looks ground him, the tools silent but set like a stage, ready to come to life — all they need are the men and the women and the times past.
In rooms and in separate buildings, he leads me through his version of the past — a dry goods shop ("I'm going to hang curtains in here when the time comes"); the wheelwright's shop (gently, he runs his fingertips across the spoked wooden wheel, set in its vise, half made); the ice cream parlor with the old marble fountain and soda dispensers (he walks in and straddles one of the stools, puts his elbows on the counter); the toy shop, which displays a few of his own toys from his own growing up — WW II soldiers and Jeeps — alongside wind-up steam shovels and a ride-on bull with wheels and other vintage toys; the candy shop, stocked, like the pharmacy, with penny candy — Mint Juleps and Chocolate Babies and Red Hot fireballs (many jars are empty — "I fight the mice in here all winter," he says). On and on: the barber shop with its Regulator clock, lined-up mugs, and the spittoon in the comer; the doctor's office with the rolltop desk, leather couch, cane-seated wheelchair, and black bag on the floor.
The dentist's office is still in the making. There are just a few tools, two chairs, and a mean-looking old treadle drill. "I need more parts here. I'll stumble onto something," he says. His wife, Margaret, a wiry, fun-loving woman, has already told me how this happens. "He reads in the paper that so-and-so, a doctor or dentist or whatever, is retiring. Bingo, he's on the phone!" She laughs.
Over the years she has played the spectator in this, watching from the window as Waine works. She is amused, never troubled, by this accumulation, this little city going up around her.
How did this happen? "It was just a notion," Waine says. "It seemed like a fun idea. But you see where it went. I'm going right through to the other side of the mountain."
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MusicNotes from the XPN Morning Show: Watch St. Vincent's new video, Van Morrison prepares new album, and meet Joe Strummer the "snail"
St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark) has debuted the video for her song "Birth in Reverse". Continue reading →
St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark) has debuted the video for her song "Birth in Reverse". Continue reading →
In the mid 1980′s Joe Strummer of The Clash managed to lose his car somewhere in Madrid. The experience is part of a new documentary that follows Strummer during his time in Spain. Continue reading →
Every music fan has their own personal list of all-time favorite concerts. But imagine if you were old enough to experience a legendary rock and roll act like Chuck Berry in his prime, while in the same breath catching emerging bands like The Black Keys and Nirvana before they got huge. It's pretty likely you never got to do either of these things. But there is one hypothetically feasible way to make it happen: invent a time machine. So let's pretend for a minute this doable – here's what I'd go back in time to see.
1. Led Zeppelin – March 31, 1970 at The Spectrum
The earlier you saw Led Zeppelin the better. Towards the middle of the 70s, Jimmy Page's heroin addiction affected his onstage presence, and Robert Plant's voice became noticeably strained. There's a phenomenal video, which you can find on YouTube, of Led Zeppelin playing at the Royal Albert Hall in London from the same year, which features my personal favorite versions of "Communication Breakdown," "Bring It On Home," "I Can't Quit You Baby," and "How Many More Times." The grainy video (which also features Page doing the seemingly impossible: making a sweater vest look cool) isn't all that clear, but the sound is great and that's really all that matters. It's likely you would've gotten the same mind blowing performance in Philly (check out this vintage review by longtime Philly journo Clark De Leon).
2. The Strokes – October 9, 2003 at Tower Theater
Julian Casablancas' voice in the early 00s was a thing of beauty. He had the perfect Jim Morrison-esque rock and roll growl, and is probably one of the most overlooked singers in rock history during his prime. Although, I'm a huge fan of The Strokes's later stuff as well, there's no denying their first two albums were two of the best rock albums in the early aughties – a time that was otherwise riddled with awful rock bands like Nickelback and Breaking Benjamin.
3. Oasis – October 23, 1994 at J.C. Dobbs
This was the first time Oasis ever played in Philly and also their first ever American tour. Around this time, tensions between Noel and Liam Gallagher had yet to reach the point of totally hating each other's guts. Also, due to a randomly placed wall on J.C. Dobbs' stage, this show was rumored to be the only time Noel played on the left side of the stage.
4. The Who – October 19, 1969 at The Electric Factory
The Who actually played two shows at the Electric Factory on this day (bands did that back then, apparently). Anybody who's ever seen Who videos from the late 60s knows that the band was a powerhouse back in this time period — especially with the late Keith Moon on drums. Also, this probably isn't the Electric Factory you're familiar with. The original one was at 22nd and Arch and closed down in 1973. The current one at 7th and Willow opened in 1994. Listen to audio from the show here.
5. The Clash – March 6, 1980 at Tower Theater
The year 1980 was a good one to see The Clash live. You would have heard songs from all their best albums including Give 'Em Enough Rope, London Calling and their self-titled debut. Also, you'd get to see their iconic lineup. By 1983, drummer Topper Headon and guitarist Mick Jones would eventually be kicked out of the band.
6. The Black Keys – February 5, 2009 at Electric Factory
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As a supplement to the recent reissues of classic Clash albums, Google Play has gathered together four contemporary musicians who draw influence from the legendary English punk band for a series of cover songs. Kurt Vile & The Violators contributed their take on 1979′s "The Guns of Brixton" to the effort, captured in the video below and compiled alongside covers by Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, Surfer Blood and Slipknot's Corey Taylor. Check out the Philly band's rendition and get limited-time free download of the MP3 here. Vile plays Union Transfer on October 26th; tickets and information can be found here.
Today would have been the 61st birthday of Joe Strummer, legendary guitarist and lyricist for punk icons The Clash. Best known for being the heart and soul of that influential, genre-defining (and defying) group, Strummer also released solo work through the 80s and 90s, collaborated with The Pogues and others, and released a solid string of albums with his band The Mescaleros up until his death in December of 2002. He was 50 years old.
Two decades prior, The Clash was riding high on the massive commercial success of their fifth full-length, Combat Rock, which was to be the final release with their "classic" four-piece lineup. A late summer tour opening for The Who brought them to Philadelphia on September 25th, 1982, playing to a massive crowd at JFK Stadium. The set featured songs from the recently-released album – "Rock The Casbah," and of course "Should I Stay or Should I Go – but also drew from across their discography for selections like "Police on My Back," "White Man in Hammersmith Palais," "Clampdown" and more. Audio from the entire performance is on YouTube; listen to it below and tell us your favorite Strummer songs or memories in the comments.
This summer, Greg Dulli and his reunited bandmates in The Afghan Whigs turned heads with their cover of Frank Ocean's "Lovecrimes." It was a great rendition, but as fans know well, the Whigs are masters of interpretation. A 90s alt-rock group with soul leanings, their catalogue is peppered with fantastic R&B and Motown re-versions, and some stuff from the rock pantheon too. These guys have a broad and deep appreciation of music, and here are six essential covers for you to dig into as we collectively get psyched for The Afghan Whigs' appearance at The Electric Factory on Thursday, September 27. Tickets and information on the show are available here.
"(Don't Worry) If There's Hell Below, We're All Going to Go" by Curtis Mayfield – covered on the Live at the Howlin' Wolf EP (1999)
World Cafe with David Dye is celebrating its 20th Anniversary, and—beginning Monday, October 3rd, on World Cafe—David will be going through the World Cafe archives to rebroadcast many bands who have been on the show over the last two decades. Below, stream the interview that David did with Mick Jones and Paul Simonon of The Clash in March, 2003.


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After writing and rewriting my profile, I think I have finally decided on something that I am confidant that describes who I am and what I am looking for in a partner. For starters, my name is Stacey. I am a San Diego native and I have lived in this beautiful city for 30 of my 32 years (soon to be 33 of 35, yikes)- I spent a summer in NYC and a year and a half in Boston. Both were amazing experiences and for the right reason, I would move back. The people closest to me have helped me become who I am today. I have a best girl friend and a best guy friend. I surround myself with those who are honest and caring. I would describe myself as dedicated, hard working and passionate, three traits I got from my father as well as creative, caring and independent- thanks to my mom. I've done the whole party thing, staying up all night, etc but I have since learned that I don't recover as fast as I used to. I prefer lounges and gastropubs to larger more crowded venues. I would much rather go someplace where I can talk to the people I'm with rather than scream at them. Some of my favorite things are yoga, music, cooking/baking and painting. One of the only nicknames I've had growing up was Brownie Bites. I have a great job that I love although one day I'd love to open a bakery. On my days off, you'll find me at a dog beach/park, at a farmers market, practicing yoga or watching football (amongst other activities of course). I have a surfboard and a snowboard, although neither get used as often as they should. I am very driven and I know what I like. I often tell things as they are. I am attracted to people who are both thoughtful and generous but who don't lose sight of themselves. I am looking to meet a man who is not only strong minded, but compassionate as well. My ideal partner will want to experience things because they interest me and will encourage me to experience his passions as well. He will love my dogs as much as I do- even when the little monsters are misbehaving. He will be family oriented and able to fend for himself in a room full of people, but most important of all, he will like me for me. Are you this person?
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I have two dogs- a Chihuahua/ Italian Greyhound mix named Parker that I rescued 5 years ago and a French Bulldog named Star. They are polar opposites but both mean the world to me.
Middle of the Road
I am a total foodie. I love discovering new restaurants, from Seersucker to the greasiest taco shop in town. Some of my favorite places are En Fuego, Neighborhood, Third Corner, Tacos el Gordo, Pizza Port, Pipes...
University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA
I love movies, music, soft toilet paper, hot chocolate on a cold night, the feeling of sand under your feet, animals, architecture, cupcakes, mexican food, down pillows, the sound of rain, sushi...
I love movies (typically comedies and sports themed movies, random, I know), taking my dogs to the park or dog beach, and cooking. I prefer roller blading to running and I recently became a Certified Yoga Instructor.
I am currently reading Devil in The White City but I typically like reading books that are a bit less educational.. And yes, I have read all four Twilight novels and all seven Harry Potter books. Oh, and my guilty pleasure is US Magazine.
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|What she is looking for
|4'10" (147cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 6'5" (195cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|No preference
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree
I have a B.A. in Communications from UC San Diego. I am half way through a second bachelors degree in Interior Design as well.