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That's me between the Asian and the freak. I had the opportunity to attend the Cannes Film Festival over the past few days, and it was a whirlwind experience full of red carpets, yacht parties, and Jean Claude Van Dammes galore. My brains are still recovering from the extensive travel and time difference, but I feel it's more authentic and enjoyable if I share my journey in my current semi-conscious condition. When I arrived at the hotel, the Maison de Jacque D'Azur, I was greeted with an ice cold Stella Artois, a welcomed welcome after spending the previous fifteen hours on a metal tube that has no business hovering so long in the sky. The Maison used to be home to Picasso, who I'm sure is rolling over in his grave now that bloggers are slogging around it, covering the interior with a thick layer of Cheetos dust.
Robin Hood PG-13, 131m., 2010 Cast: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Mark Strong, William Hurt, Mark Addy, Danny Huston, and Max Von Sydow Directed by Ridley Scott Screenplay by Brian Helgeland Robin Hood, the new retelling of the famous legend points its arrows at being a nitty-gritty throwback epic but misses its mark with too many characters and not enough story.In this prequel version from the slam-your-fist-into-the-mud-team of director Ridley Scott and actor Russell Crowe, Crowe stars as Robin Lonstride, a 12th century archer in King Richard's army who by way of action and accidents is mistaken for the knight Robert of Luxley. This gives him the opportunity to steal from the rich and give to the poor people of Nottingham, while King Phillip of France and evil-knight Godfrey (played by Mark Strong in his usual sneering jackal performance) plan to invade the shores of England. Director Scott, working from a script by Brian Helgelanger seems to be having shifts into what movie they want to portray, ending up with too many arrows and no sharp tips.More after the jump…
I'm not ready to say goodbye to this picture.Entertainment Weekly has new details about the fifth season of Dexter in the latest issue. If you're not caught up with the show, there are SPOILERS AHEAD. Bold and all caps. My ass is covered.It looks like Dexter will be packing up the kids and returning to his old bachelor pad to crash with Deb in the new season. Suburbia never really felt right and dropping deuces where his wife was murdered doesn't really appeal either. New showrunner Chip Johannessen had this to say about the new living situation, "It's partially funny and partially not. Deb is not exactly the most maternal person. Nobody quite knows what they're doing, so there's a certain kind of struggle to cope." In other words, these kids would be better off left in the woods to fend for themselves.The interesting story detail however pertains to the investigation of Rita's murder. Neither the police nor the FBI believe Trinity was responsible and consider Dexter the prime suspect. If Nancy Grace has taught me anything, it's usually the spouse in these cases. Especially the ones that play with blood for a living.
Bad news from the world of music. Musician Ronnie James Dio has died of stomach cancer. The singer, who performed with Black Sabbath and his own band, Dio, was only 67. I'm not going to pretend I'm a fan of his music, but Dio was responsible for this hilarious "South Park" bit, which means he's A-ok in my book. R.I.P. (DreadCentral) See Ronnie James Dio perform at the South Park Bay of Pigs Memorial Dance after the jump.
When it comes to flops, you can't get much bigger than Gentlemen Broncos. And like a wounded solider crying out for his mother, filmmakers Jared and Jerusha Hess are longing to return to familiar territory after their critical and financial depantsing. The pair is currently in talks with Fox to develop a pilot based their first, and some would say only success: Napoleon Dynamite. Sources close to the story state that many of the actors from the film will return to lend their voices to the cartoon, including star Jon Heder, Efran Ramirez (Pedro), Aaron Ruell (Kip), and Jon Gries (Uncle Rico). No word on whether or not Tina Majorino will return as Deb. No story details have been revealed, but it seems likely that it would work mainly as a continuation of the film, which followed Napoleon through the hilarious awfulness of his day-to-day existence. I could make a joke about the fact that all of the original actors are "available" to do the voices, but hey, we can't all be successful "overnight writers" for screenjunkies.com. Besides, if you ask me, it sounds like a great plan. When Kevin Smith's career hit a rough patch, he developed an animated version of his first sucess, Clerks. He then went on to direct Jersey Girl. (Cinematical)
The first rule of Fight Sub: you don't let McG direct Fight Sub.Director David Fincher is in talks with Disney to direct a remake of Jules Verne's classic submarine adventure, 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. Fincher is attempting to resurrect the project first helmed by McG, the famed auteur behind Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and Korn: Who Then Now?Disney reportedly dropped McG from the project because they believed his take on the film was too dark. If you're looking for more light-hearted fare, Fincher is the obvious choice. I'm sure the scene where Captain Nemo finds his wife's severed head in a box will be a real knee slapper. (EmpireOnLine)
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The Unemployment Line."Law & Order" creator Dick Wolf is reportedly furious, and not just because his parents named him poorly. NBC dramatically cut Wolf's throat today along with the grocery budgets of struggling New York actors by issuing the shocking announcement they are canceling the flagship show.NBC had promised Wolf they would bring the show back for a final season so that it could claim the longest-running primetime-drama pimpcup from "Gunsmoke," but plans changed when talks between NBC and would-be co-financier TNT fell flat. And then things got worse:That's when NBC threw its agreement with Wolf out the window and demanded Wolf kick in to help "finance the pickup of Law & Order out of all the money he's made. And his reps said, 'Never going to happen'," according to an insider. Another source explained the situation: "Graboff broke off the negotiations last night when they fell apart based on Team Dick's unwillingness to make certain deal concessions deemed unreasonable."Wow. That would be like your boss firing you but allowing you to stay on staff if you agreed to pay your own salary. They have a word for that in business school: balls.
"F*ck it."Residents of the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn should be prepared to see Kung Fu Panda: The Kaboom of Doom popping up on their Netflix Local Favorites. It's been revealed that Charlie Kaufman was brought in to fix up the animated flick's script. That's right. The man who wrote Adaptation also took a gig on a movie about a kung fu kicking panda. If you listen closely, you can hear Robert McKee laughing his nuts off.It's not uncommon for several writers to pitch in on a studio film and remain uncredited. Especially an animated one. Kaufman is reported to have only polished the material, so it's doubtful we'll notice his handiwork. But keep an eye out for uncharacteristically cerebal fart jokes when the movie opens in June of 2011. (THR)
Sam Worthington will add "wearing a hat" to his growing repertoire. In addition to roles in Dan Dare: Pilot Of the Future, Dracula Year Zero, and The Fields, he is now attached to star as literary adventurer and Indiana Jones inspiration, Allan Quatermain. But don't worry. Dreamworks can sense you yawning at that news and that's why the classic hero will be given a sci-fi makeover. For the new non-stuffy Quatermain, Worthington will return from space to an abandoned Earth for an epic treasure hunt.When reached for fictional comment, star and producer Sam Worthington had this to say, "I'd like to really master the hat-wearing aspect of this character. This will require loads of practice. I'll wear all types of hats to acclimate my scalp to the process. I'm actually beginning training with a hat-wearing coach next week. This guy that Jim [Cameron] recommended. Seems like a good bloke." (THR)
Rest easy, James Garner. It looks like your beloved "Rockford Files" will not be defiled by a remake. Deadline Hollywood is reporting that despite several shakeups and makeovers, NBC has decided to pass on the pilot.The show was plagued by casting problems early on, but those seemed to be ironed out with the addition of Dermot Mulroney. But even a last minute recut by one of NBC's top editors couldn't bring the show up to snuff.Personally, I don't see the problem here. I think NBC should scrap scripted dramas altogether, focusing on reality programs and maybe some sort of prime-time talk show. I hear Conan O'Brien is available.
Cook? Cask? Tell me, I'm dying to know!I'm not going to lie. I've never seen "True Blood." But the fact that it doesn't have androgynous teenage vampires running around being emo is a good sign. And from what I've been told, there are lots of gratuitous topless scenes to enjoy. I'll be sure to check it out just as soon as ScreenJunkies starts paying for my HBO. Until then, I'll just watch this trailer for season 3 over and over again.Check out the "True Blood" Season 3 trailer after the jump.
Kids today just can't get enough of John Rambo. Check the Internet, and you'll find there are literally millions, if not billions of Rambo related Facebook pages and Twitter accounts. And with Rambo mania (or as I like to call it, "Romania") at an all time high, it's no surprise that a group of investors is trying to drum up money to make the fifth installment of the franchise. In order to raise awareness for their cause, said investors have been putting up Rambo V posters at various locations around Cannes. The only problem is that Sylvester Stallone says he's through with the character. Stallone says the people behind these posters are out there looking for funding, and told him that if he won't do it, someone else will. He's adamant that he won't do it so that means Rambo V, if they find funding, will happen with someone new playing Rambo. Screw Stallone. Those investors shouldn't let something like the loss of an iconic lead actor keep them from giving the public what it so desperately wants. Get The Rock on the phone. We want more Rambo! (CinemaBlend)
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This billboard never gets old.This past week, Samuel L. Jackson appeared on Radio Big Boy to promote Iron Man 2 in between bicycle horns and other wacky sound effects. He got to talking about his nine picture deal with Marvel and let slip the news that he will star in his own Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. movie. To me, it seems like he was just talking though.Jackson was pretty vague about when shooting would begin on the supposed film (sometime after The Avengers) and didn't seem to know much about the current slate of Marvel films. He didn't know who was playing Captain America, and mixed up Thor star Chris Hemsworth for Chris Pine. Though in all fairness, we handsome, strapping white guys do look a lot alike (we're always joking about that at our meetings). Still, I long for a day when I can live like Samuel L. Jackson, oblivious to movie news and the comings and goings of the Internet. Just once I'd like to feel the soft kiss of the summer sun. **squeaks finger slowly down window glass, sighs, resigns self to watching Hurley from Lost's "Dude" video** (Cinema Blend)
That's right, boys! Soak it up!So I'm on a plane right now flying to Cannes for the the tiny, little film festival they do annually, and I'm having trouble remembering who I slept with/killed to get this opportunity. Also, my 767 jet must be equipped with magic because I'm posting on the site from 1000s of feet up in the air. Eat your heart out, George Jetson. Your future looks like a silly b*tch now.Come to think of it, no one in their right or wrong mind would request sexual favors from me in exchange for a trip to Cannes. That's right, Stella Artois so kindly sponsored this excursion for me. I plan on living it up on the French Riviera like Jacques D'azur, and attempting to hit on as many women as he has bedded with a simple come hither glance. Don't post this on my girlfriend's Facebook wall. She doesn't read the site.I'll be bringing you all kinds of fun audio and/or visual presentations documenting my escapades at the film festival. I even had to rent a tuxedo. With a bowtie. Why do I have a strange feeling I'll be working this trip off by serving tray passed mini quiches at an after party?I'm not certain yet what screenings I'll be attending or what galas I'll be drunkenly stumbling into, but rest assured you will know when I know. I mainly just plan on donning my tux 24/7 and unsuccessfully trying to convince people I'm Daniel Craig. Not James Bond, mind you. Daniel Craig. Now to secure some piercing blue eyes…My battery is running out because I lack discipline and don't refresh it like Apple suggests you do at least once a month, so I'll say au revoir for now. Keep on checking back for my updates and the use of French words that I pick up at high-stakes poker games and mustache-twisting pow-wows. Kisses, my babies!
Stay up to date on my escapades at the Cannes Film Festival.
Pixels! – Watch more Game TrailersPixels has almost successfully unlocked every achievement required to become a viral sensation. Level One: it was emailed to you by your friends. Level Two: blogs reposted. Level Three: it was emailed to you by everyone in your office. And now, it has achieved Level Four status: being ruined by Adam Sandler. Expect it to achieve Level Five (being emailed to you by your mom) status in about four months.Back to Sandler. Happy Madison is in early talks to adapt Patrick Jean's video-game themed invasion short into a feature length film, though there's no indicaton how they plan to stretch the content that far. I can already picture Rob Schneider as a racially-insensitve depiction of Super Mario, and Sandler as the hapless dad tasked with imprisoning the escaped characters in the magic Atari console he purchased from Henry Winkler.Though I don't feel that Happy Madison is the best fit for this material, as a New Yorker, I encourage these 8-bit invaders to bring it on. If we start to live in fear, the Pac-Men have already won. (Deadline)
We all have them: Our favorite worst movies. Whether due to poor acting, writing, production value or all of the above, there are some gorgeously entertaining cinematic turds that we just can't flush out of our hearts. Here are 11 of the most awfulsome movies ever made. 11. Double Team
People grieve in different ways.Michael Pena and fart detective Nick Swardson are in talks to join Danny McBride and Aziz Ansari in 30 Minutes or Less. Swardson will play the best friend to McBride's rigged-to-explode pizza guy cum (titter (hee hee!)) bank robber. Pena, who we'll see opposite McBride in season two of Eastbound and Down, is in talks to play a tattooed assassin. It's a good thing that the roles aren't reversed. I can't imagine Swardson as a tattooed assassin. Mostly because I can't take an assassin with a tramp stamp seriously. I don't know. He just seems like the type. (THR)
For all of you Francis Ford Coppola fans who are anxiously awaiting The Godfather 3D, I'm sorry to tell you it ain't gonna happen. In an interview with ElectronicHouse, the legendary director came out swinging against the craze, saying that most films aren't enhanced by 3D, except at the box office. "I feel that until you can watch 3D without glasses, it's the same thing we know," he says. "I personally do not want to watch a movie with glasses. It's tiresome." Coppola says he even removed his 3D glasses to watch portions of "Avatar," even though it meant he was watching out of focus. Who does this guy think he is? I recently watched Clash of the Titans in 3D, and let me tell you that it was a thousand times better than The Godfather I & II combined! If Coppola has any hope of his films being accepted by future generations, he'll convert his entire catalog to 3D at once. That way we can watch Jack in the third dimension, as it was meant to be experienced. (CinemaBlend)
Hurley from "Lost" says "dude," and he says it a lot. In fact, if you compiled all the times Hurley has said "dude" over the course of six seasons, it would last four minutes. Of course, you would never take the time to compile such a thing because you have a life. Luckily, the people from Jezebel don't, and they made this sweet video. (SlashFilm) Watch Hurley say "dude" over and over again after the jump.
I blame it on T-Pain.Just when I think I've wrapped my head around Horrible Bosses, it goes and throws me another curve ball.The first name I heard assoicated with the film was Jennifer Aniston. That's bad. But the next name I heard was Charlie Day from "Always Sunny." That's good.Then I heard Colin Farrell was joining the cast, and I was all like "Whaaaaaat?" But then Jason Bateman came on board, so I was back to "Yeeeeeeaaaah!"But now comes word that Jamie Foxx is joining the film, and my head is about to explode from all the confusion. At first glance, the addition of Foxx to the cast seems like a bad sign. He hasn't had a really good role since he won the Oscar in 2004 for Ray, and everybody knows he only won because the Academy wanted to give it to a blind guy. But on the other had, Cinema Blend is reporting that Foxx will play the role of a scam artist named Motherf*cker Jones. You don't have to be a Foxx fan to appreciate a character named Motherf*cker. But the confusion doesn't stop there. Latino Review is reporting that "There will be at least two other big announcements in the next few weeks regarding other roles." Based on what I've seen so far, my money is on Carlos Mencia and Aziz Ansari.
They're not just for Wookiees anymore. C3P0 backpacks have finally been approved for human use. Comfortably stores your iPad loaded with Tron novelizations, the hardcopies of your Tron novelizations, and an extra pair of weathered cargo shorts. Back to school can't come soon enough! (ThinkGeek) There's even room for these links!Give Judy Greer Another Series! (Moviefone)Omissions from Maxim's Hot 100 (Asylum)Sean Penn Gets Probation for Kicking Photographer (PopEater)25 Ridiculous Senior Portraits (HolyTaco)Sharlto Copley Wants to Wear Alien Ears (FilmDrunk)12 Most Iconic Hats in Movie History (Unreality)Drag Race vs. Airplane (TotalProSports)Maximus vs. Robin Hood (Maxim)MMA Gif Party (CagePotato)Hayden Panettiere Bikini Pics (CelebJihad)20 Greatest Wrestlers of All Time (Smosh)Films That Were Better Than The Book (Pajiba)Star Wars Keyboard Lady (Atom)Summer Camps for Adults (MadeMan)Amish Stewart Fan (AllLeftTurns)
After having wrestled free from the clutches of Hollywood's strongest cougar, Brad Pitt is eyeing another big cat. Variety reports that Pitt may finally team up with Darren Aronofsky for The Tiger. Don't believe me? F you:[The Tiger] takes place on the Siberian plain, where human development is encroaching on the tigers' habitat — and one tiger turns on the intruders. With townspeople being tracked and hunted with an almost supernatural power, a conservationist game warden must face down the tiger. It is a fight that only one of them can win.This marks the third time that Brad Pitt and Darren Aronofsky have almost worked together. Pitt has previously dropped out of two Aronofsky projects, The Fountain and The Fighter. Aronofsky was salty about it in the past but it looks like he's willing to let bygones be bygones. Either that or he's trying to feed Brad Pitt to a tiger. Revenge is a dish best served cold. And by tigers.
We're a step closer to seeing a 270-ft Helena Bonham Carter stomping her way through downtown Tokyo. Tim Burton is reportedly going kaiju with the news that he's being brought in as a "creative catalyst" for a movie based on the nerdy board game Monsterpocalypse. The game, for those of you who have touched boobs, features giant monster figurines that fight in a heavily-populated metropolis.I'm not sure how a creative catalyst works. Do they all just hang out and being around him somehow gets their juices going? Do they have to lick him like a hallucinogenic toad? I bet he tastes like candy corn. (Deadline)
Welcome to your hangover. The Adjustment Bureau is bringing Philip K. Dick back to the big screen, and in more of a Blade Runner way than a Paycheck way. Matt Damon plays an ambitious politician on the brink of winning a U.S. Senate seat when he meets ballet dancer Emily Blunt. Then sh*t gets unreal. Just as he's realizing he's falling for her, mysterious men conspire to keep the two apart. The motley crew known as The Adjustment Bureau is led by Roger Sterling of "Mad Men," and it's my asumption that when they're not determining people's fates they're aligning spines in their unstuffy chiropractic practice. It's the place right by the Baskin Robbins. Park on Oak though, there are never any spots on Main. Check out the trailer after the jump. The Adjustment Bureau has orchestrated its release for September 17, 2010.
And the winners are…"How deep do you think I can get it before he wakes up?""How could we have dropped garlic into his body during the operation?""They told me we would be dissecting FROGS in this class…""Could be worse. You could be at the end of a human centipede.""I've never seen a hairlip like this before."The winners will receive Daybreakers on their choice of either Blu Ray or DVD.Thanks to everyone who posted on the Screen Junkies Facebook wall. You guys came up with some great/sick stuff. We're concerned about most of your mental conditions.Daybreakers is available on Blu Ray and DVD today.
Doesn't the above image make you want to watch a porno? Apparently the Batman XXX Porno Parody succeeds by frightening the arousal into you. I bet you like that, don't you, sicko? We've seen adult entertainment parodies of The Big Lebowski, "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and "Dexter," and out of all of them I'd say Batman is at the bottom of my list of porns I have a mild curiosity in stealing from my dad. The "film" is directed by Alex Braun and distributed by Vivid. Take a gander at the second trailer for the Batman Porn Parody below. **Spinning dildo flies at screen, transitioning us to the next scene**
Swallow your peas, Dolph! This one's for all the fellas out there that love bulging muscles up in their grill. Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren will once again reignite their centuries old rivalry for Universal Soldier 4: 3D. John Hyams, who directed the previous film in the series, will return to show these guys which angles to punch one another at are best for camera.I would assume the project would go straight to DVD, but if that's the case why spend the money on 3D? Are they going to inflate DVD costs next? Or tax our eyeballs when this inevitably ends up on Spike TV?? Well, we won't stand for that. ATTICA! ATTICA!!! (Deadline)


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The USAF Thunderbolt jet coasts northward on runway 18-36 after making a smooth emergency landing at the Carbon County Airport.
The troubled aircraft is straight and level on approach secords before landing.
After a smooth touchdown the jet coasts up the runway.
Ambulance, sheriff and Highway Patrol vehicles arrive at the airport.
Price fire fighters were prepared but fortunately not necessary.
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A US Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt attack aircraft made a successful emergency landing at the Carbon County Airport Wednesday morning shortly after 10 a.m.
The specific cause of the emergency was not immediately available, but an Air Force spokesman had told The Salt Lake Tribune that the pilot had reported trouble with one of the two engines. The plane was apparently unable to taxi from the north end of the runway 18-36, the airport's main take-off and landing runway.
The runway is 8,313 feet long, which is long enough to accommodate large private jets and aparently military attack and fighter aircraft as well.
There was no smoke or fire apparent as the A10 landed, nor any visible damage to the exterior of the plane.
The plane was en route from Davis Monthan AFB in Arizona to Hill AFB. The Price Fire Department scrambled three engines and crews. Price Police, Carbon County deputy sheriffs and the county ambulance also stood by on the tarmac.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
When you read this, I will be heading back to Price after another seven day river trip through Desolation Canyon on the Green River. Hopefully I will be refreshed and recharged after a week away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
With technology these days, it becomes more and more difficult just to unplug and contemplate life for a while. I am glad to get the opportunity to do just that.
However, I won't have been sitting around and doing nothing. I have volunteered to row a boat for an archaeology trip down the river. I will have had long days and a chance to see things I may never gotten to see otherwise.
As an artist, I am also always working when I am out, finding new material to paint. I hope to bring back at least one finished painting from the trip.
And I will help document the work of the archaeologist's and hopefully many of you can read about it in a later issue.
But there are many hours of time floating down the river to savor the art of just being. I don't do it enough. Another birthday has passed, another year of living that I squandered worrying about schedules, kids, problems and laundry.
Here is another summer half over and I haven't yet spent one morning sitting out on my deck, sipping coffee. I told myself in December I would do it every morning once it got warm again.
Nope, I gulp down a cup at 5 a.m. and rush out to walk the dog, come home to roust the kids, head them off to camp, hit the grocery store, drop into the Sun Advocate to check in and return home. Then I clean the house, write my articles for the paper, paint for a while, pick up the kids, make dinner, go shoot some baseball photos, come back home for a bit of TV and crash into bed.
Now I'm tired just thinking about it.
I read a cartoon today where a rat was writing obituaries and he said he wrote one for a guy that he thought hadn't done much with his life. It said "He lived, he died and we hardly cried." He was proud that it at least rhymed.
Now I am not getting all maudlin or anything, I thought it was funny.
But taking a minute to just slow down and reflect on my life reminds me that I have accomplished some pretty good things and clean laundry or an organized silverware drawer should never be the top priority in my list for the day.
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Iowa State University (ISU) Extension and Outreach and the Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) have released a collaborative publication, Field Crop Insects, the latest in a series of practical and valuable reference tools for farmers.
With the cow herd at its lowest level since 1973, drought in the southern range states and optimism for increased export demand, the stage is set for heifer retention increases into the next few years. To aid in this process, a series of heifer clinics will be offered over the next few weeks
At some point in many women's lives, they will have to make major financial decisions. Money Talk, an online class offered through Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, gives women the knowledge to make those decisions and improve their lives. The registration deadline is Feb. 1 and the class begins Feb. 6.
Beef producers can get their fill of timely beef information and ISU men's basketball at the second "Beef and Basketball" event in Ames on Jan. 28. The event includes three educational presentations, lunch and attendance at the ISU men's basketball game versus University of Kansas.
Beef feedlot operators and others interested in production topics are invited to attend one of three Beef Feedlot Roundtable locations on Feb. 14. These locations, in Garner, Nashua and Manchester, will be linked to a live meeting in West Point, Neb.
Twelve Iowa communities have been selected to participate in the Iowa's Living Roadways Community Visioning Program in 2012: Calmar, Center Point, Chariton, Colo, Dyersville, Manning, Paullina, Perry, Rock Valley, Schaller, Tripoli and Villisca.
The Iowa Fruit and Vegetable Growers Annual Conference will be held Jan. 27-28 at the FFA Enrichment Center in Ankeny.
Iowa Learning Farms is again hosting a series of webinars on the third Wednesday of each month in 2012. The next webinar is Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 11:30 a.m., and will feature Jacqueline Comito, an anthropologist with the Sociology Department at Iowa State University.
The 2012 Cornbelt Cow-Calf Conference is Jan. 21 at Bridge View Center in Ottumwa. From maintaining competitiveness in light of high corn prices to applied approaches to genetics, this year's topics are provided to help producers recognize ways to make their operations more efficient and profitable.
Those who work the farmland, whether they call it dirt or soil, know that it is one of the state's richest resources. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach helps those that own, manage and work the land, as well as those who talk about it, know and understand Iowa soil through a recently revised website.
The day-and-a-half-long conference will provide practical, how-to information on nearly every aspect of conservation tillage. Learn how conservation tillage can save soil, time, fuel — and money.
Manure applicator certification workshops for dry manure operators are planned for seven different dates and locations in February. These workshops meet manure applicator certification requirements for both confinement site manure applicators and commercial manure applicators who primarily apply dry or solid manure.
Mothers often remind children not to play with their food, but kids and houseplant enthusiasts may find it interesting and fun to start plants from the seeds and leaves of fruit.
Research is evaluating a couple of strategies that may extend the growing season for vegetable growers.
An ISU Extension and Outreach workshop will examine various aspects of farmland drainage on Jan. 30 at Big Ed's Firehouse in New Hampton. The program that begins 9 a.m. and adjourns at 3:30 p.m. has been scheduled due to an overwhelming interest in a December workshop.
Many people make New Year's resolutions to slim down. Their plans often involve rigid diet regimens that make them feel deprived. So instead of avoiding "forbidden" foods, focus on foods you can eat more often, says an ISU Extension and Outreach nutrition specialist.
Iowans who want to learn to make wise investing decisions should register for Smart Investing, a free online course that begins the week of Jan. 9, 2012.
From podcasts to text messages and Skype, many parents are adding technology to their parenting toolkit. This month's Science of Parenting podcast from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach takes a closer look at how parents can use information and communications technology for parenting.
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LOWVILLE United Way of Northern New York unveiled new faces, new goals and a new message for all contributors Friday.
Robert D. Gorman, newly installed chief executive officer, met with representatives from participating agencies at the Lewis County Campaign Kickoff Picnic at the Lewis County Fairgrounds.
One of the first tasks to accomplish, Mr. Gorman said, isnt to raise money, its to raise standards of our nonprofits. He said the process by which nonprofits are involved with United Way ensures that every agency is open and accountable.
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Though new to the United Way position, Mr. Gorman is not unfamiliar with the three counties, having recently retired as managing editor of the Watertown Daily Times.
He has his finger on the pulse of the community, said Jane V. Schmitt, United Way board president.
Chairman of the campaign in Lewis County this year is Jeremiah S. Papineau, managing editor of the Carthage Republican Tribune and Journal and Republican.
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Miami's Twice the Sun inks with Roadrunner. Having built a fervent Florida following, Twice The Sun is Roadrunner's newest act.
A former Pimp Rock Palace "band of the month", Twice The Sun has distinguished themselves with a keyboard and guitar-driven sound that flirts between passionate and progressive with soaring, evocative vocals, jarring guitars and huge melodies. And heaviness aplenty.
Twice The Sun came to Roadrunner as a joint signing between R2 Publishing head Dave Bason (aka, the man who brought the Strokes to RCA) and Roadrunner A&R guy Mike Gitter (Ill Nino, Killswitch Engage, Glassjaw). A demo session with producer Michael "Elvis" Baskette (Incubus/STP) sealed the deal for the band and label.
What does A&R Mike have to say about the deal? "I'm beyond excited about finally inking Twice The Sun. They're the best new band I've seen in ages, straddling the line between the heavy, the passionate, the melodic and the progressive. Their songs pull you in toss shitloads of music at you and they probbaly have the best young singer I've EVER come across. The way it all happened was back in October, R2 publishing guy, Dave Bason got an MP3 from one of our scout/internet trolls. I happened to be going down to Florida the next day to see another band well, it just so happened that Twice The Sun was on the show. So, I was naturally pretty excited about seeing them. Well, I'm at the club in Fort Lauderdale and up scampers the band's 19 year old guitarist Peter Santa Maria who just started rapping with me. We ended up talking about everything from music to comic books and instantly clicked. I asked him for a demo which he promptly gave me. I had to move my rental car so I popped the demo in and was pretty blown away. Well, so I got back to the show where the band was going on and I was pretty knocked out. First off, they have a very unique keyboard driven sound that was very much its own but definitely drew comparisons to Perfect Circle, Cave In, Staind and some heavier proggressive bits. Secondly, the singer, James Partridge, was a star (dressed as the devil at the time as it was a Halloween show) and really had the most deeply affecting voice I've heard in ages. And, quite honestly, from the John Bonham-like drummer, Tommy Garret to the bassist Tony Senita to Peter, the guitarist and Damien, the keyboardist, they were really fantastic musicians. Suffice to say, I was pretty blown away. Got back to New York and in one of our A&R meetings shortly thereafter Bason (who was also blown away) and I secured some demo money for the band. We hired a guy named Michael "Elvis" Baskette to do the demos. Elvis is a 26 year old GOD engineer, having already worked with the likes of Incubus and STP. A few weeks later, Elvis was in Miami working with the band. What he came back with sealed the deal for us. Just so fucking great. Twice The Sun really do live up to their name."
Says Baskette: "They're an incredibly talented young band with an amazing singer that has the potential to write anything. They will explode!"
Adds Twice The Sun keyboardist Damien Biltres: "We're ecstatic to be with Roadrunner and can't wait to get into the studio!"
Tentative plans are for Twice the Sun to hit the studio with Baskette in early Autumn. For gigs and updates, check the band's official site at www.twicethesun.com.
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Have run these KL78s on a couple of vehicles now. Good price compared to the BF Goodrich, Coopers, Bridgestones etc, with average wear. For a blockier AT, reasonable grip on bitumen, wet or dry. Chip a little in stony country, good sand tyre. Sides bag a little more than some tyres so run slightly higher pressures than you would with other tyres. Have not tried them out in deep mud, but friends report they work well for an AT tyre.
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This Plain English Tutorial(PET) will give a bit of a background on GRUB, how to install it and most of all how to boot into a certain mode (e.g. single user mode) when the arises. Ths PET will assume you have your OSes install on the first hard drive in an IDE system, e.g. /dev/hda, although it should not matter what device you have it installed on.
What is GRUB?? Well it is certainly not a larve hanging out on your hard drive, GRUB is GNU's GRand Unified Bootloader which has a few advantages over over bootloaders, it can read file systems like ext2 and when changing something you can edit a single file and have not have to issue any commands. GRUB has its own commands mode, you enter commands at the GRUB prompt and can get some information.
Getting Grub Okay! You have not even installed the binaries for GRUB!! If you have already installed GRUB by some method, like during the install of a distrution which includes GRUB then you can skip to Step Two, else go ahead install GRUB, you should be able to find a binary package for debian or redhat based systems. If source is the way for you to go grab off the code from here and install the software. To open the package do a tar -zxvf grub-x.xx.tar.gz and check out the documentation in the new grub-x.xx directory. Install GRUB and lets get going.
Installing GRUB Alrightty, you have installed GRUB and you are ready to have it be your new bootloader, for this PET lets assume the files needed have been installed into the directory /boot/grub. There should be several files which are in the GRUB directory, of these the one which will determine what GRUB will boot up, this is the file grub.conf. There may be a link from a file called menu.lst to grub.conf, this provides a menu for GRUB. Here is an example grub.conf file from a RedHat 7.3 machine, the menu.lst file also exists simply as a link to grub.conf:
This file will boot three differnt systems, a custom linux kernel, the default Red Hat linux kernel and another operating system. , in this case Microsoft Windows 95. Here the hard drive designations are different from other systems you may have encountered, here is a table of designations:Code:# grub.conf generated by anaconda # # Note that you do not have to rerun grub after making changes to this file # NOTICE: You do not have a /boot partition. This means that # all kernel and initrd paths are relative to /, eg. # root (hd1,0) # kernel /boot/vmlinuz-version ro root=/dev/hdb1 # initrd /boot/initrd-version.img #boot=/dev/hda default=0 timeout=10 splashimage=(hd1,0)/boot/grub/splash.xpm.gz title 2.4.18 root (hd1,0) kernel /boot2418/vmlinuz ro root=/dev/hdb1 hdd=ide-scsi hdc=ide-scsi initrd /boot2418/initrd-2.4.18.img title Red Hat Linux (2.4.18-3) root (hd1,0) kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.18-3 ro root=/dev/hdb1 hdd=ide-scsi hdc=ide-scsi initrd /boot/initrd-2.4.18-3.img title win rootnoverify (hd0,0) chainloader +1
Drive GRUB Linux Microsoft Master on primary IDE channel (hd0) /dev/hda C:\ Slave on primary IDE Channel (hd1) /dev/hda C:\ Master on secondary IDE Channel (hd2) /dev/hdc E:\ Slave on secondary IDE channel (hd3) /dev/hdd F:\ Floppy Drive (fd0) /dev/fd0 A:\
This assumes for Microsoft based systems there is only one parition per drive. Also, for those of you with SCSI drives there is no special designation between IDE or SCSI device, if you have a SCSI drive the first drive would be hd0 also.
This example also has options passed to the kernel, unlike LILO which requires the word append GRUB simply has options listed after the kernel listed - but on the same line. The line in the example GRUB file has the options to use SCSI emulation for two hard drives.
Okay, it is time to install it. Lets install grub to the MBR of the first hard drive. Lets asssume that there is a and operating system to be loaded on the first hard drive one the first partition, this will be (hd0,0). Okay, lets say there is another operating system on the second hard drive's and for some reason it is located on the 3rd partition, it would be labeled like (hd1,2). The bootloader, i.e. grub, is to be installed on the MBR (Main Boot Record) of the drive thats boots up, in this case and most case this is hd0. The grub.conf and menu.lst files are in the directory /boot/grub We would type:Code:kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.18-3 ro root=/dev/hdb1 hdd=ide-scsi hdc=ide-scsi
If we want to make an boot floppy with grub on it we would do a:Code:grub-install --root-directory=/boot/grub /dev/hda
There are many more options for GRUB installations. An excellent read installed on you computer already if you have GRUB installed isCode:grub-install /dev/fd0
info grub
Using GRUB! Okay - you have an option of booting two operating systems. They appear in the menu and all seems well. But you wish to pass in certian parameters to the kernel or perhaps you need to but into another run level. To boot into sigle user mode select the image you wish to boot from the grub boot menu and type e for edit. You will then need to add the word single or the number 1 after the name of the kernel you wish to boot with the other parameters to be passed in. If wish to boot to another runlevel then add the number of the runlevel you wish to boot to, e.g. 3 Then type b and you will be booted into the runlevel you specify.
Command Mode To get into command mode hit c when the grub menu shows up You will be taken to the grun command prompt. From here you have many options to choose from. Some of the more frequently used ones are: kernel With this command you can select a boot image.
boot Boot the aforementioned image.
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The Watertown City Council agreed Monday night to take a second look at the controversial zoning change that caused a torrent of criticism from people who believed city leaders were trying to regulate lifestyles and living arrangements.
The three council members Roxanne M. Burns, Joseph M. Butler Jr. and Jeffrey M. Smith said the city should revisit the so-called roommate law after Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham suggested amending the zoning again.
The three council members said the city should look at ways to improve the zoning change that they passed in a 3-2 vote in February.
I think this morphed into something bigger than anyone ever thought, Ms. Burns said, adding it began because council members had a differing opinion on the issue before it became such a controversy.
The issue first came up before the citys Planning Board in January after a Thompson Boulevard homeowner, Deborah A. Cavallario, complained her neighbor was living with his fianc�e and two friends in a single-family home in a Residential A district.
Ms. Burns said that zoning issues are the most difficult to decide, and their possible effects are sometimes not realized until later. Ms. Burns said some friends told her she was wrong in voting for it, even though they called the police a few weeks later to complain about some rowdy soldiers living together who were disrupting their residential neighborhood.
The three council members said they would like Planning Department staff to study the issue and then council members can discuss the recommendations before sending them to the Planning Board to reconsider. Mr. Butler also suggested changing some existing language referring to the make-up of families that he described as outdated.
The lengthy discussion Monday night surprised the mayor, who had expected just to introduce some legislation aimed at fixing the zoning change that he proposed at the March 18 meeting, he said.
To get through the controversy, the mayor said he wants to re-establish the sentence council members removed that allowed no more than four transient roomers and applied to accessory uses in residential districts. As a result of the change, no transient roomers are allowed to live in Residential A districts.
In addition to putting that language back in the citys zoning, Mr. Graham suggested looking at another section pertaining to the definition of family. He has proposed keeping language that would allow any number of individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit. But he suggested removing the following language: to distinguish it from a club, fraternity, or boardinghouse, not more than four members of a family shall be other than blood relatives.
After the meeting, Mr. Graham said the issue should go directly to the Planning Board without City Council involvement for its reconsideration and then send it back to the council later. A public hearing could be scheduled in May or June.
Council members took up the so-called roommate law after the Planning Board approved it 6-1.
Mr. Smith and Mr. Butler have vehemently defended their vote, contending the media blew the issue out of proportion. They also argued they were trying to protect Residential A districts from boarding and rooming houses.
Mrs. Cavallario, 259 Thompson Blvd., objected to her neighbors living arrangement because her neighborhood, zoned Residential A, has only single-family houses. She had complained about the number of vehicles parked on Travis W. Hartmans property. He recently married his fianc�e, who was one of the unrelated people living in the house.
In other business, council members came up with a set of parameters for the 2013-14 budget in reaction to a draft budget that City Manager Sharon A. Addison presented last week.
She asked council members for some advice in preparing her proposed budget after starting last week with a $41,380,000 draft budget with a 34 percent tax hike.
Council members informally agreed on:
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n Finding about $800,000 in cuts in the budget or using long-term debt to pay $200,000 for an existing pavilion at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park or $150,000 to pay for the design of improvements of the Watertown Municipal Arena.
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NEW YORK (Dec. 11) - Major League Soccer announced Tuesday that Creighton men's soccer seniors Jose Gomez and Andrew Ribeiro are among 54 NCAA Division I college seniors invited to participate in the 2013 adidas MLS Player Combine Jan. 11-15 at Central Broward Regional Park in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
All invited players will be eligible for selection in 2013 SuperDraft presented by adidas, which will take place on Jan. 17 in Indianapolis. A committee of NCAA Division I coaches from every conference as well as MLS representatives selected the invitees, all of whom completed their college eligibility this season. Generation adidas signings, non-collegiate players, and additional college seniors will be announced in the coming weeks.
Gomez and Ribeiro claimed NSCAA All-America First Team honors and All-Midwest Region accolades as well as College Soccer News All-America team selections since last weekend. The duo helped lead the Bluejays to the College Cup in back-to-back seasons for the first time in school history.
Gomez, one of three finalists for the 2012 MAC Hermann Trophy this winter, is the reigning 2012 Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Player of the Year and 2012 MVC Tournament MVP after helping the Jays claim their 13th Valley tournament championship and 20th NCAA Tournament appearance.
The 2012 First Team All-MVC selection started all 24 matches for the Bluejays this season. Gomez finished the year ranked No. 20 nationally and led the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) with nine assists. His latest helper came Dec. 2 in an NCAA quarterfinal win at No. 4 seed Connecticut on the game-winning goal scored by Christian Blandon with 90 seconds remaining. The senior co-captain completed 2012 at No. 71 in the country and second in the MVC with 21 points this season (6 goals, 9 assists). He launched at least one shot attempt in each match this season and recorded a shot on goal in 16 contests. Earlier this season he earned an assist on all three CU goals at Princeton (10/9), the first Bluejay to accomplish the feat since Nov. 8, 2008.
Ribeiro, the reigning 2012 MVC Defensive Player of the Year, started every contest for CU this year. He also claimed an All-MVC First Team selection and earned MVC All-Tournament team honors after scoring the game-winning goal against SIU Edwardsville in the MVC Tournament Championship.
The senior co-captain earned MVC Defensive Player of the Week honors on three occasions this season but was also a lethal threat on offense. Each of his final seven goals at CU was a game-winning tally including three this season - two scored against SIUE, the other against Washington in an NCAA Second Round match. This season Ribeiro was named to Ameritas Classic All-Tournament Team and was also recognized as part of the Creighton Invitational All-Tournament Team. He led CU in time seen on the pitch, playing all but 48 minutes this season.
The coaching and management staffs of all 19 MLS clubs will be in attendance to scout talent at the 2013 adidas MLS Player Combine, which concludes two days before the 2013 MLS SuperDraft.
The invited players will be divided into four separate teams that are led by prominent collegiate coaches and select youth coaches. Matches will be played as doubleheaders on January 11, 13 and 15. Technical staff from all 19 MLS clubs closely monitors each match.
Tickets will be available to the public for $10 on the day of the games at the Central Broward Regional Park box office and include admission to both matches that day.