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Cloud and Sun
Concept art for the CG art direction and visual effects of a commercial film produced at Trattoria Digital, Brazil. The miniature storm clouds and sun will be a Maya 3D fluids effects with 2D post-effects in Shake and After Effects to compose over live-action footage.
I did the CG art direction, concepts and I'll do some final VFX compositing work of the commercial film.
Photoshop CS 2 and Wacom Cintiq, for this concept art.
Thanks and happy new year
Eduardo Schaalwww.eduardoschaal.com
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good rendering, and the color schemes work wonderfuly.
not too sure about how the faces get cut out of frame like that (or why),
but i guess it an artistic call, so...
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January 9th, 2007 #3
Olá Eduardo.... Muito bom o seu trabalho, como sempre é. Bom ver você aqui no CA. Espero ter contato contigo fora daqui também.
Grande artista você!
Valeu por ter compartilhado esse trabalho com a galera ae!


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The E tells us that once George W. Bush was officially elected
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Both T and A are disgusted that everybody assumed the W's were stolen
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Have had a look at the 4-weekly menus for primary pupils in LJC. I have to say that bread and fruit seem to be available every day, as is a hot meal option. Baked potatoes with various fillings are available every day. Soup is available every 3rd day.Pizza only appears once in 4 weeks; burgers 3 times; hot dogs once. I think, with the right choices, pupils could eat a healthy, balanced meal of starter + main hot meal + bread or main hot meal + bread + fruit from what is on offer. However, perhaps the menus have changed?
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- ONE VOTE for freedom – with Scotland's BIG Voice
I am sad to see the editorial on ForArgyll descend into such partisan posturing.
Scotland, over the last 3 years, has enjoyed a sharing of political, social, cultural debate. Whatever anyone's personal political preference, that experience is – surely – to be lauded.
We learned much; shared much; entered into debate in a way we have never done before.
The Referendum is past: gone, done…and we move on. Well, that's what I thought. While many of us are moving on to try to ensure a stronger voice for Scotland in Westminster (the union voted for) some cannot move on
This general election is our chance to show that, in a union, we can still make our voices heard.
Why is this a problem? And why are you, ForArgyll, so against this?
- SNP candidate short list for Argyll & Bute down to three
Does money compensate for a life, living where you choose? Do restaurant meals match to what we can experience at home?
I would not feel "lucky" to be either MP or MSP.
I would not cut anyone's throat to be either
- SNP candidate short list for Argyll & Bute down to three
I attended the hustings in Tarbert on 24th January. I had not heard of any of the candidates beforehand, so wanted to hear them speak (not just their speeches, but replies to questions)
While I felt all 3 were worthy, I have to say that Brendan spoke not to written script and to the heart. Soft-spoken but effective nonetheless. Simon also spoke very well, and would be able for any in a debate. Anthony had his speech well-prepared.
Rather than playing one against the other, Newsie, I think we should welcome the fact the 3 SNP candidates are willing to to give up 5 years of their lives to go to the cesspit that is Westminster
- Murphy's Irn Bru tour for the Union
I used to enjoy ForArgyll and looked forward to reports of news in our area (as opposed to mainstream news which frequently forgot about us) I even contributed in years past
Recently, I have felt uneasy about the change of tone and focus. The very long article above perhaps encapsulates the change. An MP (not an Argyll MP – unless I have missed something) from Westminster has been allocated a large amount of space in an online publication called ForArgyll
Could we please get back to reading, on a website called ForArgyll, news and articles which reflect our lives and experiences here?
Thank you
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With California experiencing its worst water shortage crisis in modern history, Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) joined with his Senate counterpart, pro Tem Darrell Steinberg and Governor Jerry Brown to announce legislation to immediately help communities deal with the devastating dry conditions affecting our state and provide funding to increase local water supplies.
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The positive momentum of the Paso Robles Basin Water District continues. The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors approved a Legislative Platform Policy Statement for forming a water district to manage the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin. Supervisors Frank Mecham, Bruce Gibson and Adam Hill voted in favor.
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Gordon Mullin announces his candidacy for SLO City Council. "I want to take this opportunity today to announce my candidacy for a seat on the San Luis Obispo city council for 2014.
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Mothers For Peace demands halt to nuclear power plant re-licensing. New information from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) showing that even a small nuclear reactor pool fire could render 9,400 square miles uninhabitable and displace 4.1 million Americans on a long-term basis are among the factors causing 34 environment organizations to file a petition with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to hold off on additional reactor licensing.
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This short stretch through an old access road (I'm guessing) that is now more meadow than anything was really cool.
Tim is definitely enjoying himself.
We roll in to Iron River and decide to get our first hotel since unloading the bikes. We stop at a motel with a handwritten note on the locked office door to call a number for availability.
I do so.
While waiting, we chat up a nice guy on a large goldwing pulling a little trailer. They had certainly put a lot of miles on that bike.
The lady shows up, is really nice asking about our trip, and doesn't mind our dusty selves being in her joint.
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Quote of the Day: Does Kevin Durant practice or play NBA 2K14 more?
Oct 11, 2013, 2:50 PM EDT
"I probably play games more than I practice."
—Kevin Durant, on NBA 2K14 promo video (you can see it below), via Sportando.
Durant would not be alone on this — although in his case I might question it. He puts in his time on the court. But there are a lot of guys who put in a lot more time with a controller in their hand than they do working on their midrange jumper (for example). Guys in the Association have some money and a lot of daytime hours to kill in hotel rooms waiting around on the road.
We also learn Durant is competitive and has launched a few controllers into the pool after a loss. Nice.
The money quote is at the end of the clip.
- chicitybulls - Oct 11, 2013 at 3:23 PM
You can tell KD is a true gamer. Any real gamer has ruined a controller (or two) in their day throwing it against the wall or slamming it on the ground. I know I have going back to the original NES.
- antistratfordian - Oct 11, 2013 at 3:40 PM
Anyone can throw a controller. A "true gamer" would have old controllers laying around with severe thumbstick erosion.
- antistratfordian - Oct 11, 2013 at 3:33 PM
Oh no…. we might have a next generation Iverson on our hands.
- nickbrezzy - Oct 11, 2013 at 5:34 PM
good Iverson was one of my fav players of all times
- antistratfordian - Oct 11, 2013 at 6:11 PM
Mine too. He was my favorite player for a while there after MJ retired. But he should've been in the gym more and he should've taken practice seriously. Be a leader of men! You're never going to get anywhere if the best player on your team blows off practice.
- ausar02 - Oct 11, 2013 at 8:52 PM
If I was in Durant's position I'd be on the sticks in my free time also, nothing wrong with that he's staying out of trouble and he will eventually grow out of it as he matures.
- legend30 - Oct 12, 2013 at 1:42 AM
Was he the one using the Rockets? Because I'm sure he still misses playing with his beloved James Harden.
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Hughes Springs is a city in Cass and Morris Counties in the U.S. state of Texas. The population was 1,760 at the 2010 census.
Hughes Springs is located at 32°59′53″N 94°37′50″W / 32.99806°N 94.63056°W (32.998115, -94.630542).[3]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 2.4 square miles (6.3 km²).None of the area is covered with water.
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 1,856 people, 777 households, and 512 families residing in the city. The population density was 761.7 people per square mile (293.7/km²). There were 856 housing units at an average density of 351.3 per square mile (135.5/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 77.10% White, 19.99% African American, 0.32% Native American, 0.05% Asian, 0.05% Pacific Islander, 1.56% from other races, and 0.92% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 4.15% of the population.
There were 777 households out of which 34.2% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 42.0% were married couples living together, 20.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 34.1% were non-families. 31.7% of all households were made up of individuals and 16.6% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.34 and the average family size was 2.91.
In the city the population was spread out with 28.5% under the age of 18, 8.9% from 18 to 24, 24.7% from 25 to 44, 18.4% from 45 to 64, and 19.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 35 years. For every 100 females there were 80.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 74.1 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $21,603, and the median income for a family was $28,333. Males had a median income of $27,813 versus $15,966 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,009. About 20.2% of families and 22.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 28.9% of those under age 18 and 15.6% of those age 65 or over.
The City of Hughes Springs is served by the Hughes Springs Independent School District and is home to the Hughes Springs High School Mustangs. The Mustang baseball team has been ranked in the national top 100, and several Mustang baseball players have continued on to play college baseball as well as college football and basketball.
Big Events[edit]
The City of Hughes Springs is host to the area's Passion Play, which is one of the biggest events in the area.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
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The rapidly strengthening ties between China and Qatar are evidence of China's desire to be a major player in the Middle East.
It is also a sign that China is willing to be, and is being embraced as, an alternative to traditional influences, such as the US, in the region.
The latest step forward in China-Qatari relations came in the form of the opening of Dragon Mart, a Chinese superstore selling Chinese-made products, in the Qatari capital, Doha in late-February. (Source)
Dragon Mart's launch came shortly after it was revealed that bilateral trade between the two nations totalled US$8.45 billion in 2012, a 45 per cent increase on the year before. (Source)
In contrast, Chinese trade with Saudi Arabia increased by 14 per cent in 2012. (Source). Trade between China and the United Arab Emirates increased by 10 per cent, while trade with Iran in 2012 decreased by 8 per cent.
Of the $8.45 billion of trade between China and Qatar, exports from Qatar totalled $7.2 billion, with exports from China totalling just over $1.2 billion.
China and Qatar's booming bilateral trade in 2012 coincided with visits of the Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao to Qatar and Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani's to China in the same year.
Such high level visits are indicative that there is a mutual desire for strong political and economic relations between China and Qatar, which includes increased Chinese involvement in the wealthy Middle Eastern nation.
Besides geopolitical influence, China's growing interest in Qatar predominantly lies in its continuing demand for resources to help fuel its growing economy.
While the Middle East is renowned for being the world's epicentre of petroleum production, Qatar is also currently the world's leading exporter of liquefied natural gas, commonly known by its abbreviation, LNG.
This has led to China becoming a major and stable customer for Qatar with regards to its LNG, with the resource accounting for most of the aforementioned $7.2 billion of Qatari exports to China.
Although strong relations with Qatar benefits China by helping it address its significant energy security concerns, relations with the emirate also increases its geopolitical influence in Qatar and the immediate region.
China's increasing influence in Qatar makes it a counterweight to other nations with high regional involvement, especially the US.
The US views Qatar as a friendly and, more importantly, stable nation and a geostrategically significant and volatile part of the world.
This has made Qatar highly vital for the US in establishing its influence in the region, as seen by its presence in two military bases in the country – al-Udeid Air Base and As Saliyah Army Base. Both of these bases are used by the US in its operations in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
While increased Chinese-Qatari relations make China a major player in the nation, it is not in China's interest for this to happen at the expense of US influence in Qatar.
In other words, China does not seek to have US influence in Qatar totally diminish – it currently wishes to be a player alongside the US.
The current US military presence in Qatar benefits China's economic interests in the region, especially given that its own military is very much in the developing stages.
Like China, the US also has its own oil and gas interests in the Middle East and has a mutual interest in keeping Persian Gulf and the shipping lanes around it secure.
As a result of this, China can focus on further establishing its clout in Qatar whilst having peace of mind with regard to the security of its regional energy interests.
For Qatar, establishing solid relations with China, and continuing to have solid relations with the US is imperative to its present and future interests.
Qatar benefits strongly from the financial and security benefits the US brings with its military presence. This will be increasingly important in the future as Qatar hosts future global events such as the 2016 UCI Road World Championships and the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The emirate also benefits from being a reliable and favourable trading partner in China in two ways. Firstly, it has an economically powerful nation as a long-term customer of its resources.
Secondly, China has allowed greater access to Qatar in investing in China as part of its strengthening bilateral relations. This is important for Qatar as it pursues its desire to diversify its predominantly one-dimensional economy.


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Given that Backstreet fans still get their fix of new music from the group every few years, will 'NSYNC fans ever get a chance to hear some new music from the group? JC Chasez very bluntly told MTV News that it will never happen.
"Nope," he said emphatically about any reunion tours or albums in the band's future. "I keep in touch with all of them. [We don't want to do it] because we already did that and it was fun, but we're done with it."
Chasez, who now spends his time as a judge on "America's Best Dance Crew," may not see an 'NSYNC reunion in the cards, but he did reveal, using his judging powers, who in the band had the slickest moves on the dance floor.
"I would say that was a toss-up between Justin and I. We just had very different styles," he said. "Justin was very fluid and more the crooner, and I was more high-energy and power."
Chasez also said that there was no competition among the bandmembers to try to out-dance each other, which means that, unfortunately, there were no backstage dance-offs. "No, no. We had fun. We would hang out and make stuff up," he said. "We always encouraged each other to be better. It was never competitive. If he does better, we all did better. If I did better, we all did better."


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KANSAS CITY, MO (June 27, 2012) – The Kansas City Royals announced today details of the T-Shirt Tuesday Design Contest, which will feature the original artwork of one lucky Royals fan for the August 14 T-Shirt Tuesday giveaway courtesy of Champion Windows. Fans are encouraged to visit www.royals.com/tshirtdesign to upload their original artwork for consideration. All submissions must be received by Thursday, July 12. The Royals will review all artwork and choose five finalists. Beginning Tuesday, July 17, fans will have the opportunity to vote on the five finalists at www.royals.com/tshirtdesign and decide which design will be featured for the August 14 promotion. In addition to having their artwork featured on T-Shirt Tuesday, the grand prize winner will also receive four tickets to attend the August 14 game and be recognized as the T-Shirt Tuesday designer of the evening. Fans should adhere to the following design requirement for their artwork submissions: Design must have a ...
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OPENING TIP The Cavs are riding a two-game winning streak for the first time this season, and theyve done it without Anderson Varejao. Thats a good thing, considering Varejaos bruised knee will keep him out of both games this weekend (the Cavs play Saturday at Brooklyn). The Hawks have also won two in a row, including Wednesdays double-overtime thriller vs. Detroit. This is their first visit to Cleveland since Danny Ferry became GM over the summer. Venue: Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland TVRadio: 7 p.m. FOX Sports OhioWTAM All-Time Series: Hawks lead, 109-94. STARTING LINEUPS ATLANTA HAWKS (17-9) C Al Horford PF Josh Smith SF Kyle Korver SG Lou Williams PG Jeff Teague CLEVELAND CAVALIERS (7-23) C Tyler Zeller PF Tristan Thompson SF Alonzo Gee SG Dion Waiters PG Kyrie Irving Pregame notes: Thompson is averaging 13.0 points and 12.8 rebounds, and shooting 50 percent, during the previous four games. He hit the go-ahead basket (and ensuing free throw) in the Cavs 87-84 win over ...
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The Adventure Travel Show is on at London's Olympia this weekend and it's well worth a visit, in our opinion. But understandably, many of you won't be able to make it, so the official website is the next best thing. And it's free. And you don't have to jostle with the great unwashed. Or pay £5 for a hot dog (mustard extra).
You see, we're not the sort of people who want to be shuttled from airport to hotel to beach to hotel to airport to home. Oh, no.
We like to think of ourselves as the more adventurous types. Holidays with a difference is what we're after.
So if, like us, you perhaps want to go mountain biking across North America, or tree climbing in Borneo, or shark wrestling in South Africa (I made that last one up though) check out the Plan Your Adventure section.
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The assigned photo editors are Stephanie Mullen for the West region, Kii Sato for the Central region, Jackie Larma for the East and Mike Stewart for the South.
Mullen, based in San Francisco, joined the AP in 1995 in Los Angeles after working for Allsport Photography for seven years in London and Los Angeles.
Sato, based in Chicago, joined the AP in Columbus, Ohio, in 2005, after working as a staff photographer and director of photography at the Mobile (Ala.) Register.
Larma, based in Philadelphia, joined the AP in Jerusalem in 1991, with time in London before moving to Philadelphia as a staff photographer and, later, news editor for photos.
Stewart joined the AP in 2005, working in the Washington State Photo Center, after stints as a photographer and photo editor for the Arkansas Democrat, Columbia (Mo.) Daily Tribune, Albuquerque Journal and Polaris Images. He will be based in Washington.
In addition to these changes, the company has posted openings for key positions around the country.
The moves are part of a larger restructuring throughout the AP, as the company made cuts to reduce annual payroll costs by 10 percent. The company used attrition, buyouts and about 90 layoffs – about 2 percent of the work force – to reach that goal. An undisclosed number in other departments were cut earlier.
The not-for-profit news cooperative lowered its expenses to deal with a reduction in the fees it charges newspapers and broadcasters. The AP's revenue is expected to fall about 6 percent this year to $700 million.
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Does anyone have experience with professional tours of World War I battlefields in the area of eastern France? I am thinking of spending three weeks in London in August or September 2014 and then go to France to see these battlefields on the 100th anniversary of WWI. Or are there local tours of one day's duration where I could make my own housing and travel arrangements at each site? Thanks Geor(ge) (not the Prince of Cambridge)


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I just saw the full film on the big screen at the New York Film Festival. It played with a restored version of Kazan's AMERICA AMERICA. The "star" was present, as well as Scorsese's co-director.
I made some comments about it on another MUBI (ugh!) thread and don't want to repeat myself here.
Amazing film, Scorsese proposes the interesting, if radical, theory that Elia Kazan was a director up until his testimony before HUAC; and that after this, he became a personal filmmaker…
Thought provoking, but I buy it…
@ Frank P. — How did America, America play to the NYFF crowd? I just taught this title a few weeks ago in a class I'm doing, also ironically named 'American Masters.'
Nobody in the class had ever seen it, and while it is quite long and could use a small trim, it is still lingering with all my budding filmmakers and everybody is still discussing it. Tonight we screened Minnelli's Some Came Running and I have a feeling it's going to have the same effect.
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@christopher sepesy: AMERICA AMERICA received polite applause from an exhausted NYFF audience. When the lights came back on, however, the crowd went wild because Stathis Giallelis, the film's star, was on stage with Scorsese's co-director.
I think that the film received a better-than-expected reaction from a crowd that would normally have condemned ANYTHING Kazan did because of his HUAC testimony because (1) AMERICA AMERICA had been set up by the LETTERS TO ELIA short, (2) the short had dealt with the HUAC period and portrayed Kazan as a survivor, (3) the print was a magnificent restoration and beautiful to watch, and (4) the crowd was self-selected as those willing to sit though a 3-hour movie by Kazan.
I hadn't realized that the film was shot by Haskell Wexler, one of the biggest lefties in Hollywood.
Incidentally, I agree with you that 15-20 minutes could have been cut. It takes Stavros 2.5 hours to get to America. One or two fewer adventures along the way would have made for a more effective film, imo.
Great to hear that Stathis Giallelis is still with us. His co-star Gregroy Rozakis died of AIDS in 1989.
I saw the film when it came out. Most impressive and supremely personal. When the anti-hero syas "Don't trust me," Kazan was speaking from the heart.
Life would be so much easier if Kazan had been a hack like Dymytrck.
I saw AMERICA, AMERICA at NYU several years ago. I had thought the film was about a Turkish immigrant's journey to America and his experiences once he got here. It's not. He's in Turkey for 99% of the film. I kept WAITING for him to get to America. And he finally does—in an awkward shot in a studio set—at the very end. What the hell was the point? I found it an excruciating experience.
Stick to A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN.
As for his HUAC testimony: I've had shifting views on this over the years. The fact is, he was in the Commie Party briefly in the '30s. He didn't like it. They gave him a hard time, just as they gave any true artist, individualist and free thinker a hard time. 20 years later, as he's achieving extraordinary success as a Hollywood director, his brief membership comes back to bite him in the ass. He had no obligation to these people. He didn't even like them. HUAC played a very bad game, but so did the Commies. Which was the worst evil? I would say the Commies. Kazan went on to make ON THE WATERFRONT, EAST OF EDEN, A FACE IN THE CROWD and WILD RIVER. Yes some actors and writers were blacklisted. But make no mistake about it: HUAC had all these names already and they were asking people to name them just to prove they were "loyal" and shouldn't be blacklisted. And the blacklisted ones' fate was already established because they wouldn't name names. It was a terrible thing to put all these people through. But if I was put in that position, what would I do? Depends on what I had to lose. I got nothing to lose now, so it's a moot point.
David E. makes a very good point above: "Life would be so much easier if Kazan had been a hack like Dmytryk."
Dmytryk also "named names," maybe of people already named or confessed (like Kazan), but that was AFTER he had served some time in jail for refusing to cooperate, as one of the Hollywood Ten. Kazan's FILMS are so much richer than Dmytryk's that it complicates the matter. At the time, though, the "party line" was that one did not cooperate with the witch hunt, even if the exercise was relatively meaningless.Without excusing Kazan's activities during HUAC, it still brings up a moral dilemma on the order of D. W. Griffith's BIRTH OF A NATION when discussing his personal/political history in relation to the aesthetics of his films.
Also, if we're down on the "Commies," as Vic Pardo suggests above, then we should probably also abjure the films of Eisenstein, Pudovkin, Vertov, Miklós Jancsó, Ousmane Sembene, Godard, most of the post-revolutionary Cuban filmmakers, and many others.
-Which was the worst evil? I would say the Commies.-
Nonsense. Remember we are talking now about American communist and socialist parties and a few other left-wing organizations, not the Soviet Union or any other foreign regime (and even the USSR proved not quite as dangerous as advertised, right?). These groups actually played an important role in the American labor movement and spoke out against a variety of social injustices, among other positive functions. These groups that people in NY and Hollywood were involved in were not bomb-tossing Galleanists. Fearmongers like McCarthy and Cohn were (and are) the greater evil.
I agree that McCarthy and Cohn were a great evil. But probably for different reasons. I believe their tawdry efforts discredited anti-communism and did great damage to the LIBERAL anti-communist movement. In the '60s and 70s, when I was growing up, the Commies and radicals of earlier eras were lionized by the American Left and antipathy towards communist dictatorships in the USSR and Red China was not as great as it should have been. And I, sadly, was a (small) part of all that. As a result, we have what we have now, a massively corrupt crumbling society armed with nukes, i.e. Russia, and a rising Red China that gets what it wants without any regard for ethics, international law or human rights. And we can thank Godard and Bertolucci in part for that!
Matt, at the risk of being didactic, I feel obligated, in 2010, to note that those American communist "organizations" were run by Soviet operatives.
We know this because the former Soviets have explained the entire affair ad nauseum, and the supporting documents for all of that can be stacked stories high.
The communist bullies enforcing matters in Hollywood and elsewhere were every bit as evil and ruthless as McCarthy and Cohn, but their deeds and machinations were not played out in a broad,
well-publicized public forum (for reasons no one here needs to point out.)
As for the USSR not being as dangerous as advertised, who knew that in the early 1950s?
That's apart from the plain fact that, for those languishing in gulags, or those shot in the back for crossing the wall in Berlin, and for those millions starved, and for those Europeans who were deprived of the simplest liberties we take for granted, the communists were quite MORE dangerous than advertised.
Also, life is quite easy, actually, regarding Kazan's films. We watch them, become thrilled by his mastery and moved by his craft, then we add another notch to out belts as pertains to an aesthetic and cultural experience worth treasuring. It's a piece of cake, really. Watch ON THE WATERFRONT, PANIC IN THE STREETS, or WILD RIVER and you'll see what I mean.
Still, there's much hand-wringing and self-righteous posturing where Kazan's history is concerned, and I guess we have to file all that under "Why the Left Can't Have Nice Things."
Coming back to the DOCUMENTARY, I thought it was beautiful, Scorsese really gets choked up at the end and you could feel his admiration pouring out from the screen.I only wish they would of focused a little more on Splendor in the Grass, I mean there you have Warren Beatty & Natalie Wood! Other than that it was fantastic. I enjoyed learning about Kazan's formation of the Actor's Studio, according to Pacino "He brought Stratstberg in". Kazan's contribution to movie making can really never be grasped because one would have to take into account all of the GREAT ACTORS that came from the Actors Studio which had it not been for Kazan, we might have never gotten Al Pacino,Mickey Rourke,John Cazale,Chis Walken,James Dean, Paul Newman,Monty Clift, Joanne Woodward,Jane Fonda, Andy Garcia,Karl Madden,Ellen Burstyn,Gene Hackman,Burt Young,Bruno Kirby,Rody Steiger,Steve McQueen,Harvey Kietal, Dennis Hopper, Dean Stockwell, Martian Landau, Dustin Hoffman,Maureen Stapleton, Anne Bancroft, Sean Penn,Rip Torn,and Alec Baldwin, I havent mentioned everyone but all of these people and the subsequent careers are owned to Kazan. We will never know why Kazan gave names but that is not the fucking point, we dont know what pressure the U.S government put on him. The government certainly leaned hard. I love Kazan's movies and he changed the landscape in more ways than one.
Rudy: Agree about Scorsese's admiration on full display.
I was even more struck by his lengthy and unrestrained memories of how Waterfront and East of Eden impacted him when he was just 12 years old.
I don't think I have ever heard any major filmmaker share such personal observations.
It was almost uncomfortable in places.
That's how I talk about movies with people I'm close to.
At various times, but certainly most consistently during my childhood, numerous motion pictures caused me to re-assess things (often much more so than real events did ).
They impelled me to attempt to cross the emotional and intellectual gulfs that yawned between me and the adults in my life.
They sometimes showed me new possibilities, real and imagined.
They filled me with awe, whether it was based in fear of what transpired or admiration for a character.
It was deeply satisfying to hear Scorsese share comparable feelings.
I wanna also say I am not too educated on the Hollywood aspect of the McCarthy hearings. I would like to know who was on the blacklist, who fled the US of A as a result of this retarded bullshit. The actors,actresses, and directors who where all summoned and so fourth.Who participated, who didn't.
Rudy: You can find most of the basic information you request on the following site:
It lists the Hollywood Ten + HUNDREDS of others who were blacklisted or on the RED CHANNELS list.
It's a start.
-those American communist "organizations" were run by Soviet operatives.-
And? "Run" is a grossly inaccurate description, but, fine. Do you mean to suggest that any connection to the USSR establishes a valid "threat?", that the blacklisting of Jules Dassin, Dalton Trumbo, Abraham Polonsky, and others was justified on this basis? The governments of North Korea and North Vietnam/the Viet Kong had verifiable contact with communist regimes in China and the USSR? Did that make them a genuine threat to the US? Does that, in turn justify the US military actions there?
Hollywood was not targeted because filmmakers were a threat to national security, Hollywood was targeted because there were right wing goons in power who were unable to understand art and therefore felt threatened by it.
. . . none of which had anything to do with the "threat" to American in the '50s.
-That's apart from the plain fact that . . .-
A complex issue with a simple solution: one needs to hold two opposing views.
Kazan was a rat who did great things for cinema.
^ right, seperate Kazan/Kazan's films
What was interesting to me in the doc was Kazan's assertion that it was only the films he made after he gave testimony that were "personal" ie bad experience, guilt, remorse, anger, etc. resulting from the experience made him a better director.
Same approach for Leni Riefenstahl….
It seems to me that one reason why Kazan and the other informers are seen as more evil than the American "commies" is that the while the latter may have betrayed their "country," an abstract ideal, the former betrayed their friends, real living beings.
Yes, it was personal to them and to us.
Ratting someone out is the opposite of brotherhood.
"Great to hear that Stathis Giallelis is still with us."
Have you seen more films with him participating or you're just saying it because he's played in an "American" film?
"What the hell was the point? I found it an excruciating experience."
Only a person who says commies are "evil" would find the magnum opus of Kazan an "excruciating experience", perhaps Vic Pardo can also explain us this?
"and a rising Red China that gets what it wants without any regard for ethics, international law or human rights."
I see….so artistic fragrance is also part of a fucking conspiracy against your fucking country Vic Pardo? Relax you right-wingers, your times will come…
"As a result, we have what we have now, a massively corrupt crumbling society armed with nukes, i.e. Russia"
You mean capitalist Russia that was raped by friendly American businessmen after the fall of the Soviet Union? The effect privitisation and 'free market' policies had on Russia in the 90s was indescribably bad.
"and a rising Red China that gets what it wants without any regard for ethics, international law or human rights."
Sounds a bit like American supported Israel to me, but why bring logic to the table when it's commie bashing time!
Ah, the unreconstructed Left thrives here. Lester Cole and John Howard Lawson (and V.J. Jerome, for that matter) are cheering you on from whatever section of the afterlife they're in.
thank you vic pardo for derailing an informative thread with the introduction of ill-considered and unreconstructed right wing politics, is it any surprise you received opposing augments from the other end of the political spectrum!(by which i really mean the mainstream)
So, since I defended Kazan while the "opposing augments" defended two of the most brutal totalitarian societies in history, Russia and Red China, I'm accused of derailing the thread. Got it.
(Oh, and just to update you, one doesn't have to be right-wing to oppose totalitarian societies.)
i obviously meant "opposing arguments" not augments! but back to what ,for example, welshy said, the chicago boys were involved in the "liberal economic " reforms that led to the implosion of the russian economic system out of which the ruthless oligarchs arose( through their expropriation of shares at exploitative prices!) and the support for north Korea and certain african states by china does have a parallel in americas support for Israel.


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Detroit Red Wings prospect Riley Sheahan faces charges under Michigan's tougher ''super drunk'' designation following a traffic stop during which police discovered him clad in a Teletubby costume. According to a Grand Rapids police report obtained by MLive.com (http://bit.ly/Y0NfXE ), Sheahan twice registered a blood alcohol level of 0.30 percent following his arrest on Oct. 29. The driving limit is 0.08 percent and the benchmark for the ''super drunk'' designation is 0.17 percent. Police say he wearing the costume of a purple Teletubby, also known as Tinky Winky, during the stop. Thee 20-year-old Grand Rapids Griffins center from St. Catharines, Ontario, played in college at Notre Dame. The ''super drunk'' charge carries a penalty of 180 days in jail and possible deportation. Sheahan's next hearing is scheduled for Dec. 13.
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make it again
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Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker and shake vigorously. Strain into a cocktail glass.
Something that belongs locked away in the vault with huge whipped-cream and fruit-filled gelatin desserts, bright pink pineapple and clove-studded hams, and other foods from yesteryear. This was both bracingly alcoholic and cloyingly sweet. Yikes. Perfect for your grandfather the lush. I give it 2 stars because I have to admit that I rather like the taste of creme de menthe and drank the whole thing eventually. Stick with a Grasshopper and sniff some mothballs the next time you want to feel like an old man living the '50s.


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Movie Review & Red Carpet Interviews: 'Marmaduke'
I was invited to the red carpet premiere of MARMADUKE at the annual surf dog beach party held at San Diego's Imperial Beach on May 22, 2010, and interviewed director Tom Dey and voice talents Owen Wilson (Marmaduke) and George Lopez (Carlos the cat). I give Marmaduke 3.5 starfish. It is packed with humor, romance, and action.


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what the hell is a nooblar
what the hell is a nooblar
ha i thought rashad was gonna win too. gotta change how i evaluate fighters cuz i thought rashad was gonna catch him for some strange reason. no doubt tho, lyotos a hybird like weve never seen before. this is gonna change how people look at mma.
Lyoto is the TRUTH. I think (i know it wont happen cause they got a bromance) he would crush A. Silva. I think Lyoto is the best fighter in the UFC. I dont see him losing that belt anytime soon.
I also dont see it ending well for rampage, and I hope they dont get sidelined with TUF 10. Id like to see them both just get to fightin. Rampage should be ready by now and we can all tell the only strain on Lyoto's body was his tears falling on his cheeks. that was the hardest hits he took
I personally hope that Rampage beats Machida, as I am a huge Rampage fan,
but say that Machida wins, and Forrest wins, wouldn't that be one hell of a fight?
I don't think Machida has ever fought someone like Forrest, well I guess almost everybody who has not faced Forrest has not faced somebody like him, but I think that could be a very intriguing match up!
I think Forrest would get absolutely demolished. I like the bloke I really do, but his striking just doens't match up to Machidas and he doesn't seem to have anything else in his toolbox that would really test Lyoto's limits.
I think Rampage is interesting because of the power aspect he brings to the table but I still think he's just gona get completely frustrated and nailed by something in a similar fashion to how the Rashad fight went. His promos will undoubtably be hella funny though.
I guess the person to test Machida is some1 who can put him on his back, can't say any1 is coming to mind at LHW though.
i agree. i love rampage being the champion. he's an awesome fighter. always puts on a good fight. he's hilarious during interviews. has awesome knockouts. he looks mean as shit.
one thing he'll have to start working on is how to avoid machidas kicks.
i hope rampage can take the belt back!
imo. the only two guys at 205 who can take machida down are RJ and anderson silva
So hopefully RJ can get machida to brawl with him and we can see some highlight reel haded to RJ's resume'.
Lots of respect for machida and his pee drinking ways tho
I looked at Rashad vs Machida = The same fighter from another mother...
Yet I choose Machida mainly because he's fighting out of brazil...
"what's that mean", people in USA drive, people in brazil ride their bike...
Maybe they're raised more hardcore...???
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