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Do stretch mark creams rally work? If so which ones?
Posted: 08/23/2007 by Dacre
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Brilliant moisturizer by Younique works really well! If anyone wants to see before and after pics ( can't seem to post them on here) i can email them to you. my email is email@example.com This product is all natural, gluten free, paraben free, extremely healthy and wonderful for your skin! Also works great on rashes.Here is where you can buy this moisturizer: www.youniqueproducts.com/SarahCarteposted 03/15/2014 by TwinMommy2014
For my last pregnancy I used Mama Glow Belly Butter from a company called Karité Organics (www.kariteorgnics.com) and I didn't even get one stretch mark. I do have a few through from my 1st pregnancy when I used the Burt's Bee Belly butter.posted 02/16/2014 by EcoChicDiva
Not sure if anyone else here has tried the DreamBelly Stretch mark cream but I just ordered it a few days ago because it had a lot of really good reviews. Hopefully they are accurate and work for me as well!posted 02/15/2014 by crystalthomson1987
I have tried so many different stretch mark creams and nothing worked. I finally tried It Works Stretchmark cream and I was amazed at my results! This product has saved my mommy tummy and I am so happy that I tried this product. I only wish I had it during my pregnancies and not after having all three of my kids. But it still gave me the results I was looking for. Its affordable as well - only $39 a bottle. Check it out here www.laurenlynds.composted 02/15/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
Lusti Organics Cocoa Butter Skin Cream! TRY THIS ...IT WORK AMAZING ON STRETCH MRKSposted 02/09/2014 by Angleen1232
So, update on my previous answer from when I was still pregnant... my son was born in the end of October, and my pregnancy got really difficult in August. I began to get really tired & had a lot of pain. I also had to entirely pack up & move everything from a 2bdrm 2ba W/garage & storage, to a 1bdrm 1ba w/no garage and virtually zero storage....then...unpack it all at less than a month before my son was born. I was so busy, not sleeping, and feeling so exhausted & overwhelmed that taking time to pamper myself in any way just went right out the window. For that last 2.5 months of my pregnancy (I.e. the ones that really count where your skin is stretching the most) I did nothing for my skin. Turns out...after having my baby...I did not acquire one single, solitary stretch mark anywhere. I am going to have to agree with most posters who say it's all in your genetics & the elasticity of your skin. I'm older, so my skin is looser now hence, no stretch marks. Good luck to everyone out thereposted 02/09/2014 by MinimeNme
i tried everything in the market for stretch marks . cream costing from 9 dollars to 200usd but its not worth its . Creams with dermatologist approved but no use. i always had stretch marks on my butt but during pregnancy it got worst and painful on hip and stomach.Deep stretch marks. i made up my mine for laser after giving birth knowing how expensive it is;;;till i found "'Organics cocoa butter cream -Lusti" from Dollor store:;; just in month old stretch mark on butt gone and stomach skin got smooth and healing my stomach stretch marks;;$1.00 product amazing with smell +texture+absorb plus smooth the skin ---try it:; its shockingposted 02/09/2014 by Angleen1232
Basically, age and weight fluctuations do play a very large role in who is going to get stretch marks and who isn't. Other factors, like genetics and hormones can also influence who suffers from stretch marks. But still, it doesn't mean that we cannot get rid of all stretch marks ever. I have tried an amazing method from http://stretchmarkshomeremedy.blogspot.com/ and did their natural home treatment guide. The methods explained by the people there were very helpful.posted 10/09/2013 by Amiley34
I know this is a long shot since this was asked so long ago, but for all you looking for answers I have it :) The It Works! body wraps have gotten rid of my icky loose belly fat!! They get rid of stretch marks too BONUS! Just google before and after pics if you don't believe me. I swear by these wraps. www.shrinkitwithlori.myitworks.composted 10/01/2013 by bsudeva
I don't know what to think...I used lotion during my 1st pregnancy when I was 18 years old and still got marks on my breasts and buttocks...but not tummy at all, and I was tiny...100lbs/ gained a total of 25 the day my daughter was born and went from a B cup to an F. No surprise I got the marks on my breasts! This time...I am 45 and so far so good....using Aveeno positively ageless skin strengthening cream multiple times a day. I LOVE the stuff.....best cream ever. Used it before & will continue to use it after because of the lasting change it makes in my skin. Love, love, love it.posted 08/18/2013 by MinimeNme
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Hypernym(s): artifact, artefact
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Hypernym(s): remove, take, take_away, withdraw
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Are you sick of the lawsuit plotline on Grey's Anatomy Season 9 yet? Well then, you're in luck, because it looks like it's getting at least somewhat resolved on Season 9, Episode 11: "The End Is the Beginning Is the End" (January 17).
In this clip, Derek (Patrick Dempsey) is happy Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) is reaching the end of her first trimester, but Mer's more concerned about the lawsuit. Later, the docs learn the judge ruled in their favor. The hospital is at fault, and they were each awarded $15 million.
Why do they look so glum?
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HAVANA, Cuba, Apr 27 (acn) Orlando Bosch, the man who along Luis Posada Carriles masterminded the 1976 terrorist bombing in mid air of a Cubana jetliner that claimed 73 innocents lives, died today in Miami, according to a communiqué released on behalf of his relatives by the local El Nuevo Herald daily.
Bosch died from a "long and painful disease" which was not detailed in the communiqué. He was 84 years old.
Recently CIA and FBI declassified documents prove the participation of Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch in the bombing of the civil airplane off the coasts of Barbados in 1976. A report from 1979 contains the opinion of Bosch about the terrorist action as he expressed that "there are occasions in which you cannot help damaging innocent people." An FBI report dated October 14, 1976, recalls the words of Luis Posada Carriles that "Orlando knew all the details" about the plane that would be bombed (Intelligence Information Cable).
In an autobiography published last September, Bosch included a chapter about the attack on the Cuban plane in which he categorically asserts that he "had no responsibility in that sabotage." But in a phone interview in July 2005, just two months after Posada was arrested in Miami, Bosh told The Miami Herald that the truth about the bombing of the Cubana airliner would be revealed in a tape and documents to be published after his death.


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Who Needs Cornerbacks Anyway
March 22, 2013 at 01:27am by Scott • 8 Comments »
If you didn't think the Bucs' cornerback situation could get any worse, you don't have enough faith. The Redskins signed away E.J. Biggers, the only cornerback on the team qualified to start that hasn't been busted for using "Adderall". I"m going to go ahead and just copy and paste the Bucs' current cornerback roster because you probably wouldn't believe me if I told you who was on it.
36 Gorrer, Danny CB 6-0 180 26 4 Texas A&M
29 Johnson, Leonard CB 5-10 202 22 2 Iowa State
28 Rogers, James CB 6-1 183 23 1 Michigan
37 Tandy, Keith CB 5-10 205 24 2 West Virginia
21 Wright, Eric CB 5-10 200 27 7 Nevada-Las Vegas
26 Gaitor, Anthony DB 5-10 182 24 3 Florida International
23 Lewis, Myron DB 6-2 203 25 4 Vanderbilt
Gorrer and Johnson have each had their moments and have potential as developmental projects, but neither is a legitimate starter now. I have honestly never heard of James Rogers and think he may just be a name the Bucs made up to fill out the roster. Tandy has made a total of 3 tackles in his NFL career. We already discussed Motorhead. Gaitor is in the same category as Gorrer and Johnson, although he may have a higher ceiling. And Lewis has been given every opportunity and still can't seem to get on the field even though the three aforementioned non-qualified starters can.
And I know I railed against trading for Darrelle Revis, and I still think it's a bad idea. But at least it's an idea. I mean, if the trade goes down, they would have something to work towards and look forward to, right? That deal looked dead a couple days ago, but now it appears to have picked up some steam.
A source "close to the negotiations" between the New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tells King that the Bucs likely would be willing to give their first- and second-round picks in the 2014 NFL Draft for Revis. The Jets are expected to get no less than first- and third-round picks in a possible deal, according to King.
The Bucs want the first round pick to come in 2014 and the Jets want this year's pick. That's the hold up. Otherwise, it sounds like the Bucs really want to get this done.
Both King and the New York Daily News indicate that the Bucs are willing to pay Revis big money. They are willing to give up valuable picks. They clearly want Revis. It shouldn't be that hard to settle on what the picks are before the NFL draft.
So that explains why they haven't snagged one of the several respectable corners left on the market. But it's not like they don't need a couple options. They could get Revis, Nnamdi Asomougha and still select a corner relatively high in the draft and be justified in doing it because you know those older guys are only a one or two year Band-Aid.
If the Bucs don't do something about the corner situation, I recommend just blitzing 11 on every play. The first couple times they did it, at least it would be fun to watch.
REAR ENTRIES: Can Any Of My Readers Play Guard?
November 15, 2012 at 12:48am by Scott • 5 Comments »
MEREDITH ON CRUTCHES: So here's a fun little tidbit. Jamon Meredith, the guy nobody heard of a few months ago and who has been on the team briefly enough that the Times needed to run with a photo of him in a Giants uniform and who is currently starting in place of Davin Joseph, rolled his ankle and is questionable for Sunday.
"We don't have that many more moves left," coach Greg Schiano said.
That made the sight of starting RG Jamon Meredith leaving the locker room on crutches Wednesday afternoon concerning. He was limited at practice after rolling an ankle. The severity of the injury was unknown.
[emphasis mine because holy shit.]
The article says Roger Allen is his backup. I know the Bucs have had some good luck with all the line shifting so far, but they're digging so deep into the roster that I don't know who these people are. If Allen gets hurt, they may want to just put a big foam helmet on Captain Fear and stick him in there.
LEONARD JOHNSON'S PICK SIX: The Tribune has a nice personal interest story about Leonard Johnson couched in the story of his pick six last week. It's well-written, it's got heart without being sappy, and heaven help me it's by Martin Fennelly. Seriously, he just kind of lets the story happen and doesn't get in the way too much with his nonsense. It is the best piece I've read of his in years. Maybe the Mayans were right.
PRO BOWL: If you haven't done it already, go to the Pro Bowl site and vote every Buccaneer into the Pro Bowl. So far, Ronde Barber is leading the free safety vote. Everyone says it's just a popularity contest, which is fine since being popular is more important than ANYTHING.
Don't Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out
November 01, 2012 at 04:57pm by Scott • 10 Comments »
At the 11th hour of the trade deadline, the Bucs traded Aqib Talib to New England. Talib was a troubled player who is one Adderall pill away from a year-long suspension, so even though we don't know what the Patriots gave up to get him, I'm going to guess it was somewhere between a donkey and a seventh-round pick. Maybe two donkeys.
But seriously, good. The Bucs' secondary is a weak spot right now (which is strange to say since the Bucs started with season with about 50 DBs) and Talib was having a pretty strong season up until his suspension. But Talib was a loose cannon in a couple different ways and character counts for something. If Greg Schiano was going to have any credibility that his "Buc way" included discipline accountability, he couldn't have a guy like Talib around. I was surprised when he said they'd welcome Talib back after his suspension, and it turns out that wasn't the case. This is the year to do it and start getting young players like Leonard Johnson a ton of reps so he can take over next year when expectations are higher. I think this is a great move.
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Eric Wright Probably Suspended Soon
October 31, 2012 at 12:53am by Scott • 3 Comments »
Word came out on Sunday that Eric Wright possibly tested positive for Adderall and if so will be suspended once all the formalities are worked out and he stops twitching uncontrollably. I say "possibly" because no one really knows and no one ever will know because that's the rules of the PED policy. For now, he was seen riding a stationary bike on the practice field on Monday, which means he hasn't been suspended yet. And Greg Schiano hasn't been a book of knowledge on the subject either.
"I really can't discuss it and neither can Eric," Schiano said at the start of his news conference Monday. "I'm not trying to be evasive at all, but that's what comes down from the league and that's where I'm going to be.
"You saw he was on the bike. He has an Achilles (injury) coming out of the game that is a little bit of a concern. Didn't know about it after the game, really didn't know about it until recently. But I think the injury, he'll be okay, but I can't predict."
Presumably Wright would be allowed to practice if he was healthy even with the suspension looming. Schiano has already said he would welcome back Aqib Talib after his Adderall suspension and that guy's a mess. Wright, by comparison, doesn't get all punchy when you do things like look at him funny or drive him places. So it looks like Wright will likely be out on Sunday for one reason or another. And that leaves the starting cornerbacks as E.J. Biggers and Myron Lewis with Leonard Johnson in nickel. Individually, I don't mind having any of them on the field. But together with no superiorly talented player to lean on, it's a little spooky. Biggers has flashed hot and cold, most recently cold. Johnson had a nice game last week but is woefully inexperienced. And Lewis has never proven he can be a consistent player. And I was concerned about the secondary before this.
What the fuck is up with Adderall anyway? I understand it's supposed to allow you to maintain focus and also has some physical benefits, but so do a lot of other drugs on the banned substance list and everyone seems to be staying away from most of those. Its name is written very clearly on page 18, and not in some weird foreign language. But for some reason, guys seem to think they can get away with this particular banned drug. I know for a fact that One Buc has a coffee machine. Use it. Get more sleep at night, wake up earlier and do your cardio before team meetings, whatever. This just seems like the dumbest thing to get in trouble for.
Rookie Minicamp
May 07, 2012 at 12:43pm by Scott • 1 Comment »
Since the Bucs had a rookie minicamp and a ton of tryout players in over the weekend, there are a lot of good little stories out there to catch up on.
First off, here are the transcripts from Greg Schiano's press conferences on Saturday and Sunday. According to Schiano, he plans to keep 22 to 29 rookie free agents and tryout players on the roster. That seems like a lot, but since the roster limit has been raised to 90, I guess they've got the room. One of the tryout guys Schiano is holding on to for a while is former LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson who, if you remember the BCS Championship Game, is awful. So backing up Josh Freeman right now are Dan Orlovsky, Brett Ratliff, Zach Collaros and Jefferson. Can teams contractually encase their quarterbacks in carbonite between games? Because that seems prudent.
Also hanging on is former Iowa State CB Leonard Johnson. Johnson is a Clearwater native who went to Largo High before going to college in Iowa, so there's some local interest in how he does with the Bucs.
Last year as a senior, Johnson and his Iowa State teammates hosted the then undefeated Oklahoma State Cowboys. Johnson drew the short straw and was matched up on star Cowboys' receiver Justin Blackmon. Blackmon was held to 99 yards receiving, and Johnson nabbed an important interception in the Cyclones upset win over OSU.
At first I thought it wasn't really a compliment to point out that Blackmon got 99 yards on Johnson, but then I remembered that it's Iowa State and a star receiver should absolutely crush a team like that, so I do consider it a win for Johnson. Johnson is fortunate to play a position that is still a need for the Bucs, so we could see this piece of meat hang around for a little while.
In a post-draft analysis of Mark Barron, Mike Mayock as a man who has no hobbies and is 100% business. Barron seemed to back this up in a rookie minicamp interview this weekend when the subject of how little he talks came up.
Mark Barron will eventually connect with Bucs fans, but it won't be orally.
Congratulations to Rick Stroud for disappointing female Bucs fans while simultaneously making the rest of us wretch. Seriously, no editors at all?
"I am a serious guy. But, I mean, I can have fun," Barron said Saturday, the second day of the Bucs' rookie minicamp. "It ain't to the point where I can't have fun. I will talk. But I ain't the type when I walk into the room where I'm going to talk to everybody."
Remember when the Bucs drafted Gerald McCoy and he would act all goofy and we wondered if he would take his job seriously? Yeah, that's not a concern here.
The Tribune did a piece on seventh-round pick Michael Smith, who got engaged during the draft. I guess everyone starts getting bored on the third day.
"She knew it was going to come eventually," said Smith, who finished as Utah State's career leader with an average of 7.1 yards per rushing attempt. "We got engaged and I got drafted, so everything worked out. It was a plus and a plus."
Aww, isn't that sweet? I don't know any girl who wouldn't swoon at being called "a plus". Back off, ladies, he's spoken for!
Fresh Meat
May 01, 2012 at 11:11am by Scott • 2 Comments »
After the draft concludes (and in reality several hours beforehand), teams scramble to sign their favorite players that didn't get selected. And now that offseason rosters have been expanded from 80 to 90 players, teams are going to fill out that number with a whole lot of these undrafted free agents. The Bucs themselves signed 14. Here's a fun game: Give yourself a point for every name you recognize. If you score more than 0, congratulations, you are more qualified than I am to run this blog.
WR Luther Ambrose, 5-8, 185, Louisiana-Monroe
LB Ryan Baker, 6-0, 236, LSU
QB Zach Collaros, 6-0, 183, Cincinnati
C Chaz Hine, 6-4, 295, South Florida
FB Cody Johnson, 5-11, 255, Texas
CB Leonard Johnson, 5-10, 196, Iowa State
DT Donte'e Nicholls, 6-2, 312, Tennessee State
WR Tyler Shoemaker, 6-1, 213, Boise State
T Bradley Sowell, 6-7, 316, Mississippi
S Tramain Thomas, 6-0, 204, Arkansas
TE Tyler Urban, 6-5, 249, West Virginia
G Michael VanDerMeulen, 6-7, 304, Toledo
CB Quenton Washington, 5-10, 195, South Florida
T Desmond Wynn, 6-6, 303, Rutgers
I know Collaros only because Cincinnati played Tennessee last year. That's it for me. If I had to predict players to make the roster based on nothing but their stats above, I'd say the Rutgers tackle has a good shot because Greg Schiano knows him and the tackle positions are established, so there won't be any real play for a starter. And the Bucs like to be kind to USF students, so Washington may get a little more attention. Other than that, it was basically a trip to the meat market.
On a slightly different note, see what the shitty naming trends of the 90s has wrought us? Adults named Tyler, Chaz and Cody.


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The head of Liverpool's academy has revealed how policies implemented by Brendan Rodgers and the club's owners are helping attract the world's best youngsters to Merseyside.
In a sit down interview with Liverpoolfc.com, Frank McParland spoke about everything from footballers on Twitter to his 'ultimate' ambition of getting a Scouser into the first team.
But it was his glowing comments about Rodgers - and how close an interest the boss takes in goings-on in Kirkby - that will perhaps be of most interest to supporters.
McParland also explained how the emergence of Suso, Andre Wisdom and Raheem Sterling into regular first-teamers is a priceless asset when competing for top talent with other clubs around Europe.
"If a player wants to come to us just for money, we don't want them," he said. "That really is the truth.
"What we can offer them is a pathway. We've got a manager who'll play them, we've had three regulars this season aged 17, 18 and 19.
"When kids speak to the manager, they want to play for Liverpool."
Jerome Sinclair, Adam Morgan and Samed Yesil are other Academy regulars to get senior recognition since Rodgers arrived last summer, and McParland explained how the boss is eager to unearth even more young talent.
"The manager is down here frequently, he wants to see how we're working with the players and he's really keen on finding the next one," he said.
"Three or four times a week we'll speak. He's very focused on the young players, he loves working with them. Sometimes we'll send an U15 to work with the first team and he loves having them.
"The dialogue [between the Academy and Melwood] is as good as it's been.
"Brendan is really refreshing to speak to and he has a massive passion for the club as well as for football. He loves the place.
"He'll come down here and talk for an hour and a half to the coaches and part-time coaches, not just the top end people but the people who work with the kids every day - and without them we are nothing."
Club owners John Henry and Tom Werner have made no secret of their belief that developing players through the Academy is key to their vision of a successful future for Liverpool, and McParland is pleased with their input to date.
"The new owners have been very supportive of the Academy," he said. "They've been down here quite a lot and their focus is on youth football. They've been really proactive with us and we're really pleased about that relationship."
McParland was brought back to the Academy by Rafael Benitez three and a half years ago alongside Rodolfo Borrell and the now departed Pep Segura.
Their work has helped transform the standard of talent in Kirkby, with the number of youth internationals swelling from a handful to well over 40 on last count.
McParland knows that he will be judged on the number of players he and his team nurture into Barclays Premier League players, and things could not have gone better on that front in the last six months.
Youngsters born in Cadiz (Suso), Kingston (Sterling) and Leeds (Wisdom) are on their way to becoming household names, and the academy director doesn't believe it will be too long before a player born right here in Liverpool joins their number.
"It's the ultimate," said McParland. "You'd love to get a Stevie or a Carra through, and I can assure you that we're working really hard to do that. I don't think it will be too long before that happens.
"If you don't have good scouts, you don't get good players. It's not like 15 years ago when you'd go to a park in Liverpool and hope to find five or six players who are going to play in the first team.
"We may not have a scout in every single country in the world but we have a contact in most.
"So scouting is really important. We have scouts at home and abroad, and we scout in Liverpool. I still want the Scouse kids here."
Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher are the benchmark for McParland and his colleagues, but the former spoke recently of his belief that it is harder for youngsters to make the breakthrough today than when he established himself in the late 1990s.
Gerrard talked in particular about how the spotlight is put on youngsters at a far younger age these days due to TV coverage and the internet - and how this can raise expectations too high.
McParland thinks the club captain is on to something.
"That's the modern way," he said. "When I was young we never had Twitter and I didn't even have a TV in my bedroom. Now they've got computers, the world has changed and we've got to change with it.
"One or two do get carried away with it. We haven't got a perfect place where there aren't kids who think they are Steven Gerrard when they are in the U15s. It's our job to educate them, work with them every day and keep them grounded. I don't think we're doing a bad job.
"I have seen some absolutely wonderful footballers who at 15 or 16 decide they are the next superstar, and very few make it.
"People like Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher are real winners, and when they were growing up they had that desire to be top players. There is talent, and then there's determination. If you can match them, you're going to have a good chance.
"But I agree with Steven. We don't want to make anyone famous before they've done anything and we try hard to keep their feet on the ground."
On the specific issue of Twitter, McParland and others in his position have had to respond to the fact that it is now the norm for young players to have accounts and, often, significant numbers of followers.
Occasionally, things go wrong, but McParland isn't one to advocate any kind of ban on its use.
"We deal with the lawyers all the time on Twitter because we want to make sure the players and staff use it properly," he said. "I haven't got a clue how to use it and I don't want to use it either.
"As long as they are responsible with it, and we educate them on it, then I've got no problem with Twitter."
One advantage Liverpool have in the battle to keep young players on the right track on Twitter is the amount of time invested in education at the Kirkby base.
"The education and welfare part with Phil Roscoe is a massive part of it," said McParland. "Working with them every day on life skills, things like making sure they can cook and fix their car and loads of little things. We also do work in the community with them, at Alder Hey and other places.
"It's not just about playing football - we're teaching them to be decent people as well as decent footballers."
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Toaster sparks kitchen fire
Posted: December 06, 2012|
A KITCHEN has been destroyed and a conservatory badly damaged by a toaster fire at a house in Newton Abbot.
Firefighters were called to the property in Windsor Avenue in Buckland at 1pm on Saturday.
Incident commander Phil Scammells said: "On arrival we were met by the owner of the property and we could see smoke coming from the building.
"The fire was in the kitchen and involved a toaster.
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"About 80 per cent of the kitchen was damaged and the conservatory was also damaged.
"The rest of the house was damaged by smoke."
Three engines were sent to the incident, two from Newton Abbot and one from Torquay.
Crews used four breathing apparatus, two hose reel jets, two covering jets, positive pressure ventilation and a thermal image camera.
The cause of the fire is believed to be accidental.
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TEIGNBRIDGE Council is celebrating after its Housing Options Team was announced as being the highest scoring authority out of all Devon authorities in how it deals with and prevents homelessness.
The score means residents in the district are getting a good service, whether they are trying to stay in their homes or need assistance into private accommodation.
All housing advice services across the county were independently audited by the Devon Housing Options Partnership against a national standard for service provision.
They were scored against a framework devised for the Department for Communities and Local Government by Shelter and the National Homelessness Advice Service.
The framework looked at the way homelessness and housing prevention cases were dealt with, carried out some mystery shopping, reviewed the service management and considered customer service.
Each local authority received a report in 2009 and an improvement plan was produced. This exercise was repeated in 2012 and Teignbridge has come out on top.
Chimney blaze
FIREFIGHTERS were sent to Ugbrooke House to deal with a chimney fire.
Four engines from Newton Abbot, Bovey Tracey and Teignmouth and the water carrier from Torquay went to the house on Saturday at about 4pm.
They found a fire in the chimney and called for the aerial ladder platform from Torquay.
The fire was put out quickly and there was no damage to the house, which is owned by Lord Clifford.


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Brian Molloy, 38, of Farmington, MI was arraigned Monday on one count of embezzlement from the Livonia City Soccer Club. The theft of over $100,000.00 was reported to police by two of the club's board members on Sept. 17. The soccer club's board removed Molloy from his post Monday, the same day the group sent a letter explaining the situation to parents, according to board member Joe Bauman.
What makes this even more unfortunate, is that this is not an uncommon occurrence amongst youth soccer organizations. I have had the honor and pleasure of working closely with soccer clubs and youth organizations for a little over twelve years now in my job. In that time I have been told of a few, granted smaller, embezzlement cases against youth leagues.
What I have found most interesting in hearing these stories is that most of the time, the embezzler is not your classic villain. They usually start off like any other board member, as a volunteer with kids in the program, a volunteer who earns respect and is highly regarded. But in some cases, times get tough and the volunteer, seeing an account with thousands of dollars in it, takes just a little (at first) with the full intention of paying it back. As smaller amounts become larger amounts, like $100,000.00 in Malloy's case, paying it back becomes impossible.
The part of these stories that is most striking to me is that most times, while the embezzler is deservedly shunned and punished by the leagues, they are often not reviled. Sure, I'll hear things like, "idiot", "what was he thinking" and "he screwed us", but rarely do I hear of a story where there isn't some understanding, despite the severe disappointment.
To be fair, this is the first embezzlement case I've heard of in a long while as leagues and clubs have put several measures in to protect Board members from themselves. Polcies such as two signature checks, no automatic monthly debits of any kind and monthly auditing of accounts. But where there is a loophole it seems that some people just can't help themselves. In the case of Molloy, he pulled off the embezzlement because two different soccer clubs in Livonia merged and one of the club's accounts, which accepted online registration fees, was never closed. This account accumulated money, which was quietly purloined by Molloy.
This whole situation is a complete disaster but the club has pledged to its players and parents that their experience will not be affected by it. Hopefully we'll never hear one of these stories again.


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Palu. Investigators from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) arrested Central Sulawesi Buol District Chief Amran Batalipu on Friday for allegedly accepting a bribe linked to a license for a plantation owned by a financier of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
The KPK tried to apprehend Amran on June 26 while he was allegedly accepting a portion of the bribe, but the district chief managed to escape.
KPK spokesman Johan Budi SP said the arrest involved dozens of members of the police's mobile brigade (Brimob) unit from Depok, as Amran was reportedly protected at his home by dozens of guards armed with knives.
Amran allegedly accepted bribes estimated at some Rp 2 billion ($212,000) in exchange for a concession awarded to Hardaya Inti Plantation, a company owned by businesswoman Siti Hartati Murdaya Poo.
On June 26, Amran was reportedly about to receive the second installment from Yani Anshori, the general manager of CCM Plantation, a subsidiary of Hardaya Inti Plantation.
"The first installment [of the bribe] was given a week before the raid last week, and the rest was believed to be paid when the raid took place. But Amran managed to flee with it," said a KPK source who asked not to be named because the investigation is on going.
Amran managed to escape as a large and aggressive group of his cadre intentionally crashed their car into one of the KPK's vehicles while the wanted man fled.
The director for the operations of Hardaya Inti Plantation, Gondo Sudjono, also escaped during the raid, but was arrested the next day at Soekarno-Hatta airport.
Hartati has not been named as suspect in the investigation, but the KPK has issued a travel ban for her. She was a major supporter of President Susilo Bambang Yuhdoyono campaign during the the 2009 presidential election. She is also the majority owner of the Jakarta International Expo.
Amran was just up for reelection for the District Chief position in Buol, but trailed in a recent unofficial tally. Amran was reportedly shocked with the results, and accused his opponent of giving Rp 50,000 to voters before the election.
Amran said yesterday — as he was being pursued by authorities — that he planned to file a complaint.
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The Teechi (often pronounced "Teeji") festival
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of the word "Tempa Chirim" which translates as
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the victory of Lord Buddha's incarnation "Dorjee Sonnu"
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on human beings and causing storms and droughts. The
Teechi festival usually takes place during the last week of
May and lasts for 3 days. Dances performed by the monks
of Lo Manthang's "choedhe" monastery during the celebration
a) The harassment of Ma Tam Ru Ta (in a dance called "Tsa Chham" on the first day)
b) The birth of Dorjee Sonnu as the demon's son (on the second day called
"Nga Chham")
c) The attempt to return the demon to lord Buddha's realm (on the third and final day)
The Teechi festival dances are all organized by the Choedhe
Monastery, which is that of the Sakya sect of Lo Manthang. The
monastery abbot is Khempo Tasi Tenzing Rimpoche. Altogether
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Bit of a random one this, but I was thinking rather than trying to keep up with the ever-changing LCD, Plasma, OLED TV evolution I was wondering what todays projectors are like?
I have had a look on the Apple web site and they have two for roughly £800 and £2000. But going back to my days in school (i.e. crappy overhead projectors with those transparent sheets) to the projector in college (probably 12-ish years old) all I can recall is a generally insipid image.
Anyway, I digress, if I were to spend £800 on a projector - bearing in mind I currently have a 3 year old 27" Samsung LCD (Samsung I consider to be great picture quality) - what is the viewing quality of a projector like? should I look to spend more like £2000? It would be used in my living room which is your typical living room, the curtains can be drawn but I hardly want to be sat in a black hole or turn it into some sort of cinema. I would use a screen that could be retracted to the ceiling. The distance from where I have in mind the projector to where the screen would be is approx 3.5 to 4m which through my limited knowledge I think would project a screen of approx 100-120 inch.
It would be used for TV, DVD, Xbox360 and Wii purposes and use a home cinema system for audio.
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Projection beats screens 10 times over IMO.
If you want one visible in daylight you need to spend more £$£$£$
If you have the money you may want to consider 'curved projection', but they cost £10,000+
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As the 2010 is getting to the end.Gdy rok 2010 zbiera sie ku koncowi.
The 2010 has went by for me really quickly. Now, inspired by all publications creating reviews in all different fields and trying to mark this ending year with something special, I myself am trying to put year 2010 in perspective. I started by finding my post from the beginning of the year. I had some
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Time FliesCzas sobie płynie
Time flies and I haven't found my place yet. I don't mean, that I don't have roof above my head and bed, where I can rest at night. It's more emotional and it is about finding my place, my corner, where I feel comfortable and can concentrate on what I enjoy the most- photography. I
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Short, but most definitely due update.
Just stopping by to say I am fine. Traveling 27 hrs was pretty interesting and tiring experience, but finally made it safely to my destination. Still not all my belongings are here- some boxes are still on a ship, supposed to arrive by the end of November. I think it makes me appreciate more, what
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Photo book
As some of you read before I had put my online shops with prints in vacation mode, as I will not be able to attend to them for at least couple of weeks. There is a lot of work involved in running this, seems like small online business, and I may just not have enough
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Due to changes which will happen soon in my personal life I will be placing my Etsy and DaWanda shops in vacation mode until further notice. The last day to place order is 23rd of October and unfortunately at this point I am not able to specify the reinstating date. Here on the blog I
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The Cars: Just What I Needed, Good Time Roll, Let's Go Led Zeppelin: Whole Lotta Love, Heartbreaker, Communication Breakdown, Ramble On, Hey Hey What Can I Do The Clash: Should I Stay or Should I Go Beck: Modern Guilt The Black Keys: She's Long Gone Arcade Fire: Modern Man
Here is the interview with Donald Sterling where he says that he is sorry and that he was baited.
Tony Katz talks to Stephen Yates about the Benghazi Select Committee
Tony Katz discusses the Gosnell Movie with Ann McElhinney
Eleanor Clift said Chris Stevens was not murdered in the Benghazi attack and she goes back to the video.
AC DC: Shoot to Thrill, Hells Bells, Givin' A Dog A Bone, Have A Drink on Me The Who: Won't Get Fooled Again, Summertime Blues, I Can See For Miles, My Generation Muddy Waters: Mannish Boy John Lee Hooker: Boogie Chillun, Crawlin' King Snake B.B. King: Three O'Clock Blues
Another video that tells people to check their white privilege.
Rep. Louise Slaughter on the floor says, "Have you no Shame."
Dana talks to Phelim McAleer about the Gosnell Movie


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Owners of commercial and residential properties will not be asked to pay a special assessment for the redevelopment of Southeast Main Street in Grimes, city officials said last week.
The mayor and City Council have been divided on taxing about 30 properties for the $3 million project, City Administrator Kelley Brown said.
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Ever heard of the song "Don't Fence Me In?"
Well, I want the complete opposite.
I've been thinking a lot about my land lately. In my mind, it's just been hanging out there lonely, brown and dry. I've been thinking about adding some trees to my little 2.5 acres, but seeing as how I won't be around to water them, and I don't really have any neighbors out there in the middle of nowhere nor do I have a well…I think I will have to settle with fixing the fence around the perimeter of the property…for now.
On that note, I think it has a fence or at least it had a fence back when I had a squatter camping out there in an old mobile home, back in 2008. Apparently that person confused his property located two miles away from mine…well…with mine. I guess it's to be expected when everything around you looks the same.
Long time readers of this blog probably remember me whining about fencing my land late last year. Well, it still hasn't happened. I need something called…I tend to forget…wait, I think…wait a minute…yes…that's it…money.
As in, I still don't have any to spare.
But this time, I am doing something different from last year. I am being proactive by researching companies that can fence my land and if it's, ahem, budget friendly…I might even be able to do it sooner than I thought!
It's a small step, but a step in the right direction…
I plan to eventually have horses on my property and because of this I am trying to stay the heck away from barbed wire. It seems to be good for cattle, but not so good for horses that can get severely injured if caught in the barbed wire. I do want a few cows, but with 2.5 acres, it ain't gonna happen. Unless, of course, I buy out my neighbors which doesn't seem likely.
What I have found so far is that there are a lot of companies that use vinyl for fencing. I confess that the idea of vinyl for fences…is a little weird to me. I love the look of wooden fences, but then I would have to worry about things like termites and rotting. Then when I've decided on vinyl, I read that vinyl fences tend to sag and break after just a few years.
For those of you out there who have fences surrounding your properties, which one did you prefer?
And another question…and this is coming from my Ikea-loving self…should I even try to fence it myself?
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Major - Career Connection ... Is There One?
Remember, selecting a major does not mean you are choosing what you have to do for the rest of your life. Don't confuse a major with a career, or an education with training. Burtchaell (2002) defines education as "the opportunity, through studying a variety of subjects, to gain the information and the dexterity to use your wits and your expression. Education prepares you to be someone more than to do something. Education is what prepares you to hear more when you listen, to reach deeper when you think, to say more when you speak. Education is quite different from training, which prepares you in advance to do the tasks that are well known in a given job. Education prepares you in advance to see beneath and beyond what is well known."
Although the major - career relationship does sometimes go hand-in-hand as in the case of vocational/technical degrees, for most majors and careers, there is no direct relationship. Choosing a major is about exploring the wealth of options that are available to you and discovering what it is you would love to study.
Below are some helpful links to general career information sites on the internet that may assist you making a decision. As you go through these sites, remember that liberal Arts majors are sought after! A liberal arts education allows you to developed content knowledge (specific to a major) as well as transferable skills … abilities, skills, and personal attributes ... qualities that are transposable to a wide range of careers.
- Career Alternatives for Art Historians. Source: Charles M. Rosenberg, University of Notre Dame
- Careers in the Arts. Source: Boston College, Career Center
- Careers in Biological/Life Sciences. Source: Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology
- Career Information for Chemistry Majors. Source: The American Chemical Society
- Career Information for Economics and Applied Math Majors Source: John Kane, State University of New York - Oswego
- Careers for English majors. Source: University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, English Department
- Careers for English Majors. Source: Winthrop University, Department of English
- Careers in Foreign Languages. Source: Samford University, Department of World Languages & Culture
- "What Can I Do With a Modern Foreign Languages Major?" Source: Modern Foreign Languages, Augustana College
- Careers in Geography. Source: Association of American Geographers
- Careers for History Majors Source: Stanford University, Department of History
- Careers for History Majors. Source: American Historical Association
- Careers in Applied Mathematics. Source: Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- Career Profiles - Mathematics Majors. Source: The Mathematical Association of America.
- Microbiology Career Connections. Source: American Society for Microbiology
- Resources for Philosophy Majors. Source: University of California - Santa Barbara, Counseling and Career Services
- Careers in Physics Source: the American Institute of Physics
- Careers and Employment for Physics Majors. Source: the American Physical Association
- Careers in Political Science. Source: The American Political Science Association
- Online Career Center Source: The American Psychological Association
- Careers in Psychology. Source: Margaret Lloyd, Psyc Website
- Careers in Sociology. Source: American Sociological Association
- Sociology Career Preparation. Source: CUNY Hunter College
- Career Options for Natural Science Majors. Source: University of Texas - Austin, Career Services, College of Natural Sciences
- What can I do with this major?. Source: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Career Development and Student Employment
- Careers in your major Source: University of California - Riverside, Career Center
- Careers by Major. Source: University of California - Santa Barbara, Counseling and Career Services
- Major Web Links. Source: Northern Illinois University, Career Services
- Majors and Careers: Ever wonder which careers relate to your major? Source: Skidmore College, Career Services
- Major Resource Kit. Source: University of Delaware, MBNA Career Services Center
- What Can I Do with a Major in? Source: The University of Texas - Austin, Career Exploration Center
- Career Resources Source: Rice University, Center for Career Development
- Quick Tips to Start Up your Career Search [PDF] Source: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Career Development and Student Employment
- Career Guide for Liberal Arts Students Source: Miami University
- Career InfoNet
- Career Guide for Industries. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Employment Projections. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Occupational Wages by Area and Occupation. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Occupational Outlook Handbook. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Occupational Outlook Quarterly. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Occupational
Information Network (O*Net OnLine).
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- What Can I do with my Liberal Arts Degree?. Source: Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment Projections, BLS; Winter 2007–08 • Occupational Outlook Quarterly
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WALLA WALLA — Despite holding its own in games one and three, Whitman College was no match for Lewis-Clark State Tuesday night as the Warriors posted a 25-20, 25-13, 25-18 non-conference volleyball victory in Sherwood Center.
Lewis-Clark State, ranked No. 24 nationally in the NAIA, ran its season record to 17-7. Whitman slipped to 4-15.
The Missionaries jumped to quick 7-1 lead in game one. Courtney Brewer had a hand in the early surge with two kills and a block at the net with Alex Graves. Carrie Cecil started the run with a kill and Katie Miller capped it with a service ace.
With Whitman's lead at 10-6, the Warriors seized control with an 8-0 scoring spurt that included four Lauryn Herrick aces.
Whitman stayed close, getting two kills from Cecil to stay within a point at 14-13 and 15-14. An Amanda Holberg ace, sandwiched between kills by Brewer and Graves, kept the Missionaries within a point at 19-18.
After the Warriors picked off the next three points, the Missionaries stayed within range on kills by Graves and Cecil. But with Lewis-Clark State on top 23-20, a Whitman service error and attack error gave the first game to the visitors.
The Warriors bolted to a 10-3 lead in game two and Whitman drew no closer than six points in falling behind 2-0 in games.
Whitman made another run to start game three, moving in front 7-4 behind two kills from Hannah Holloran and one each from Olivia Nielson and Cecil. Lewis-Clark State responded with seven unanswered points to take the lead, but three kills from Cecil and two more from Rachel Shober helped pull the Missionaries even at 15-15.
After the Warriors tallied four of the next five points, Holloran's kill trimmed Whitman's deficit to 20-18. Whitman's upset hopes faded as Lewis-Clark State clicked off the next five points to take set and match.
Cecil paced the Missionary offense with nine kills. Graves added seven in two games and Brewer had six. All four of Holloran's kills came in the third set.
Katie Richards handed out 26 assists for Whitman, which also got 12 digs from Kelsie Butts and eight more from Breanne Robirds.
Whitman returns to Northwest Conference action this weekend, playing a pair of matches in Tacoma. The Missionaries battle Pacific Lutheran at 7 p.m. Friday and Puget Sound at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Cannes. Awards.IndieWIRE's Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks have been tracking the awards at the Cannes Film Festival as they've been announced this evening, and they've just topped the list: the Palme d'Or this year goes to Laurent Cantet's Entre Les Murs (The Class).
Coverage of the coverage: Cannes 08. Last year: Cannes @ 60. And Cannes 06.
Posted by dwhudson at May 25, 2008 11:42 AM
Congratulations to "Entre les murs" - and to France, for their first Palme d'Or winner in... 21 years? "Un Conte de Noël" seems to be a bit overlooked, though.
Happy to see the Director prize for Ceylan; can't wait to see the film! And same with "Gomorra" - all in all, from the outside this looks like another great Cannes film festival.Posted by: Karsten at May 25, 2008 12:03 PM
I've grown more and more intrigued by several of the films that screened this year, too, though I have to say that what seems to be the general consensus - a "good but not great" year - rings true.
The Class is a fascinating choice; going by the trailer alone, it just doesn't look like a Cantet, at least at first glance. Very anxious to see it now.
Surprises? For one, a lot of people expected Waltz With Bashir to come away with something, and it didn't.
For another, it looked as if there was sort of a late-breaking wave of admiration/appreciation for Charlie Kaufman - but of course, it's the jury, secluded away from everyone else, who decides these things and not, you know, everyone else.Posted by: David Hudson at May 25, 2008 12:15 PM
I'm shocked that no awards were won by Jia.Posted by: Rob at May 25, 2008 12:30 PM
I knew The Class was well-liked, but this is certainly a surprise.
The film is really pretty good but I have the impression it is also riding on a wave of goodwill towards films that simply portray the reality of a multicultural France after what has been quite a long absence of that aspect of French society in French films. Really good but not quite great films like Cantet's latest and Abdellatif Kechiche's work seem to benefit from this somehow, as if just being inclusive was in itself a merit.Posted by: Boyd at May 25, 2008 12:35 PM
Okay, David, now you can go out for a beer and take a moment's breather. I said moment, mind you. May I express, as ever, my sincere appreciation of your consummate coverage of the Cannes Film Festival. You set the bar.Posted by: Maya at May 25, 2008 12:38 PM
True, Rob. Shock may be a bit much, as we never know how any given jury will go, but yes.
Very interesting point, Boyd. See, too, Marjane Satrapi's comments on the film, which Eugene and Brian quote in their iW report.
And thanks, Michael. I will, in fact, be taking most of tomorrow off - heading out to the Brandenburg countryside with the family - and hopefully, my head will stop throbbing. But I'll check in in the evening, and on we'll roll.Posted by: David Hudson at May 25, 2008 12:53 PM
Just concurring that your coverage has been extraordinary, as usual: the first site I visited every morning through the fest, and the last one every evening. Thanks, as ever, for all the hard work!Posted by: Nick at May 25, 2008 9:26 PM
Whatever happened to Eric Khoo's My Magic? I think I've yet to read anything about it.Posted by: Cole at May 26, 2008 7:51 AM
Thank you Mr Hudson. You're my hero!Posted by: monyet at May 26, 2008 10:41 AM
Thanks again, Nick and monyet!
Cole, I've got an entry started on My Magic; let me find a few more pointers and it'll go up when I can.Posted by: David Hudson at May 26, 2008 12:17 PM
Is it any way interesting to Greencine or Glenn Kenny that Del Toro accepted the Best Actor award by saying he'd "like to dedicate this to the man himself, Che Guevara"? In any way relevant to the expectation by those awful conservatives that the film will be a Guevara tongue-bath?Posted by: Victor Morton at May 26, 2008 12:38 PM
A serious question deserves a serious answer. So: No and no.
Without speaking for Glenn, of course.Posted by: David Hudson at May 26, 2008 12:47 PM
Thanks you, Mr. Hudson. As always, I am in awe of your generosity :) Thank you for all that you're doing!Posted by: Cole at May 26, 2008 1:14 PM
Is it any way interesting to Greencine that Del Toro accepted the Best Actor award by saying he'd "like to dedicate this to the man himself, Che Guevara"?
Really? Put "Adolf Hitler" in that quote (or perhaps a more precise example, "Ernst Rohm" -- a charismatic band-leader underling who enjoyed the act of killing per se) and I'll bet it'd become a lot more interesting. We are in the middle after all, of a presidential race in which people who aren't exactly those awful conservatives do find very interesting the words of tangential associates (Hagee, Parsley, e.g.) and impute them to the candidacy they back.
In any way relevant to the expectation by those awful conservatives that the film will be a Guevara tongue-bath?
Oh, come off it. You are either not being serious or holding forth an ideologically bigoted double standard. Then, what WOULD be relevant then to any expectation of any film?
It is metaphysically possible for a Che Guevara film to be a tongue bath, right? And if that film were in existence, wouldn't there be external signs of it, like praise for the subject by its makers?
I mean, look ... of course it's stupid to say "CHE is a bad movie" (or any film is bad, or good) without having seen it. But not-having-seen a movie doesn't mean one has no right to certain opinions, including reasonable expectations, whether to see it yourself, and judgments of surrounding public discourse.
To establish my bona fides, here is my reaction to BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN and those turned off by the praise. And to repeat things I said then ... of course, Del Toro's words make it rational to expect a Guevara apologia and thus to say "not interested" (whether you're a viewer or, say, a distributor). And to put it bluntly, when someone doesn't even think that an actor dedicating his award to The Man Himself is somehow some irrelevant indication of nothing at all ... one is justified in being suspicious, intellectually at least.
Put "Adolf Hitler" in that quote...
Hey, you know what, let's not.
More seriously, since you offer an alternative example. The expressed political beliefs of this or that filmmaker are, of course, not completely uninteresting. But they certainly don't always determine what sort of films will be made. The most obvious example would be Oliver Stone and World Trade Center. As for Benicio del Toro's actual remarks, see Andrew O'Hehir's piece, linked to above.Posted by: David Hudson at May 26, 2008 1:39 PM
The expressed political beliefs of this or that filmmaker ... certainly don't always determine what sort of films will be made.
But exceptions like WTC aside (it was the first Stone film I went to in years; I am not anticipating W in my opinion), it is more usual that they do. Humans beings, being intelligent designers, generally create what they're trying to.
As for O'Hehir, the Del Toro words he cites are elaborations after the fact, i.e., his dedication of the award are his "actual remarks" too.
And no ... the elaboration that "this is his story and I wouldn't be in this film if he hadn't lived that life" is (1) true of every biographical role ever created and (2) not a reason to dedicate your award to him. Or rather, is only a reason to dedicate your award to him if you think him somehow good. I could cite Bruno Ganz for DOWNFALL obviously, but to avoid the Godwin-accusation rabbit hole, I don't remember Forest Whitaker dedicating any of his awards to Idi Amin, or ... I dunno ... ZODIAC being dedicated to Zodiac. Dedicating your award is a pretty infallible sign that you think the person you've portrayed is worthy of honor, and not doing so that you don't.Posted by: Victor Morton at May 26, 2008 2:28 PM
I'm not sure about all this political talk. Our current leaders are responsible for authorizing torture, kidnapping and the rendering of suspects held in secret, in foreign countries. They've made arguments to suspend or usurp the Geneva Convention. They've established a prison for suspects who've been held for years without any charges or legal recourse to challenge their imprisonment. Oh, and they also created a false case for invading a sovereign nation and in the process not only invited al Qaeda into that country, but started an ethnic civil war between the people already living there -- all actions leading to an estimated 100,000 deaths.
So you can take your Che complaints and shove 'em up your ass. Change Che for Hitler? Bush or Cheney will do, thanks.Posted by: at May 26, 2008 4:01 PM
Anonymous: Thank you for proving that every conservative stereotype about the US-is-evil arts-and-croissants crowd is not just a stereotype.Posted by: Victor Morton at May 26, 2008 10:42 PM
Or to put it even more bluntly, if any Bush-Hitler comparison is even tenable, as Mr. Brave Anonymous Commentator implies, why isn't he a lampshade?Posted by: Victor Morton at May 26, 2008 10:48 PM
You made the Hitler comparison. My response was in response to that. The fact is, lot's of leaders throughout history are bad guys. We've got them in power in our country right now. So don't go all ape on a movie you haven't seen based on your ideology. The reason you don't like Che isn't because of what he did while he was helping to run Cuba (as bad as it was), but because he was a Communist. That's all.Posted by: at May 27, 2008 8:49 AM


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Since 2006 over 100 artists were hosted in Nodar and in Gralheira mountain. Eachbrought a unique and unrepeatable creative spark. The essence of the Binaural / Nodar project is also to never forget the work of each artist even the ones hosted several years ago. At the end of the day, the sense of collective memory is a characteristic of these rural populations.
Here is the complete list of hosted artists.