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If a solid-colored maxi skirt is an inherently dramatic piece--and let's face it, all that fabric practically demands attention--today's Trend Report topic is on a whole other level. Even in muted tones, the print maxi skirt is a show-stopping, center-stage piece and it's having its moment right now. Whether it's paired with a slouchy sweater (Whitney Port), a simple t-shirt (Emma Roberts), or boho-rock essentials (Gillian Zinser), the print maxi is both versatile and transitional, making it a must-buy!
While the bright maxi was a key piece for spring, there were loads of lovely print options on the fall runways. We were particularly keen on the way Missoni showed the floor-length floral silk Lena Skirt (price upon request) styled with the chunky-knit Wings Sweater ($775, 212.517.9339) and oversized Bois Cardigan ($1935, 212.517.9339). The resulting look is a cozy, cool, and fabulously unfussy option for autumn.
Of course you don't have to wait until the seasons change to start wearing this look, it works perfectly well for summer too, as our celebrity examples demonstrate! Emma Roberts showed us a warm-weather ready way to wear the print maxi earlier this spring when she was snapped in Los Angeles in a Minkpink Storm Boy Printed Maxi Skirt ($41), paired with a James Perse t-shirt, Isabel Marant boots, and a Balenciaga bag. Her fitted black t-shirt tempers the abstract print nicely, a wardrobe trick also used by Fearne Cotton in London earlier this month. The British stunner was photographed leaving Radio One in London dressed in a slightly '90s look, comprised of a skirt from her own line (which is exclusive to very.co.uk), specifically the Vintage Print Maxi Skirt ($64), with an American Apparel t-shirt, Kurt Geiger boots, and her favorite Mulberry Tillie Bag ($1200). We also noted that Agyness Deyn went for a similarly simple top when wearing a maxi skirt to a party celebrating Rebecca Minkoff's in-store shop at Confederacy in Los Angeles. The blonde model selected Minkoff's own Bonne Cascade Skirt ($328) for the event, which she wore with a vintage white tee and the designer's Circle Quilt Affair Bag ($325).
In addition to being ideal for summer, you can certainly work the print maxi this fall too. One option is to take a page from Whitney Port's stylebook and wear your maxi with a cozy, slouchy sweater, as she did in Santa Monica last month. The lovely Port mimicked the look of a print maxi when she wore a Blu Moon dress--which is sadly sold out, though the Belize Asymmetrical Tube Dress ($134) has a similar look--with a Tsubi sweater, Bloch shoes, and Karen Walker sunnies. The combo definitely has that Missoni runway vibe and is very California casual! While we certainly appreciate Port's easy outfit, we also adore the layered look Gillian Zinser assembled for the opening of MOCA's graffiti and street art exhibition, Art in the Streets. On this occasion, Zinser selected a bold Topshop skirt as the focal point of her ensemble, and then added layers in the form of a long The Reformation tank and a cropped vintage leather jacket. The actress accessorized with a floppy brown vintage hat, Zodiac shoes, and lovely lilac locks, which are courtesy of Sarah Conner at Neil George, in case you were wondering!
Now that you know the runway origins of the printed maxi and have some inspiration on how to wear this essential piece, it's time to talk product! Luckily there are tons of top-notch options on the market right now, so you shouldn't have a problem picking the perfect print maxi for your wardrobe! If you're interested in a bright print, we'd like to direct you to Alice + Olivia's Shannon Printed Maxi Skirt ($485), Mara Hoffman's Red Arrows Maxi Skirt ($334), Torn's Riley Maxi Skirt ($180), and Forever 21's very affordable Ikat Maxi Skirt ($20). For a subtler statement, we recommend Stylestalker's Floral Print Chiffon Skirt ($207), which has a gorgeous gray floral print, and also like ASOS' Retro Floral Print Chiffon Maxi Skirt ($78) and Floral Printed Pleat Maxi ($86) tremendously.
Photos of Emma Roberts and Fearne Cotton, courtesy of Splash; Photos of Agyness Deyn and Gillian Zinser, courtesy of Wire Image; Photo of Whitney Port, courtesy of X17


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Power, Presence & Authenticity- February 12th, 2013 (6-9pm)
The Institute for Embodied Wisdom
Tuesday, February 12, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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Power, Presence & Authenticity
A Somatic Approach to Self Leadership with Scott Coady
Scott Coady, Founder of the Institute for Embodied Wisdom and creator of the Art of Leadership Mastery program, will personally introduce you to the fundamental techniques and practices which will enable you to generate a more authentic and powerful presence and support you in generating trust and becoming a more authentic leader.
The workshop is an opportunity to engage in the same practices Scott Coady used in his award winning leadership program designed for NASA. These techniques and methodologies are also taught in the Institute's signature program, the Art of Leadership Mastery, a 7-month program based on somatics, philosophy, linguistics, integral studies, sports, and action learning.
The Institute for Embodied Wisdom is a transformational education center committed to personal and professional leadership development, executive and team effectiveness, and organizational culture change. Scott is a member of the Transformational Leadership Council. Scott has successfully demonstrated the use of these practices with such clients as NASA, Capital One Financial, Cargill and Microsoft.
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LINCOLN – The holiday shopping season opened on a brisk note as shoppers swamped stores to scarf up Black Friday bargains at area retail stores.
Some 500 customers formed a line that snaked around the corner of Target at Lincoln Mall before the doors opened at 1 a.m. Friday.
The manager said the store brought in extra personnel to handle the crowds and distribute store "maps" to help customers find what they were looking for.
LINCOLN – The holiday shopping season opened on a brisk note as shoppers swamped stores to scarf up Black Friday bargains at area retail stores.
Some 500 customers formed a line that snaked around the corner of Target at Lincoln Mall before the doors opened at 1 a.m. Friday.
The manager said the store brought in extra personnel to handle the crowds and distribute store "maps" to help customers find what they were looking for.
"We really lucked out," said the manager, who identified herself only as Stephanie. "It's been peaceful and there haven't been any problems. People have actually been thanking us for how orderly it was."
Hours after the onslaught began, a steady but slower stream of customers was still pushing loaded-up shopping carts out the door with heavily discounted flat-screen TVs, computer tablets and cookware.
"That was a great deal," said Dawn Baker of Providence as she peeled back a shopping bag hiding a box of non-stick pots and pans. "I got that for $40. You usually can't find a whole set like that for less than a hundred dollars."
Gabriela Nunes of North Providence found herself unexpectedly wheeling a 32-inch LED flat-screen out the door. She wasn't planning on buying a TV yesterday, Nunes said, but when she saw the price, she couldn't say no.
"It's a Christmas present for myself," she said. "I figured I might as well splurge."
At Sears, a few miles away from the mall at Woonsocket's Walnut Hill Plaza, the store opened at 12:30 a.m. and workers reported an unusually heavy turnout.
Workers said 135 customers were outside waiting to get in when the doors opened. They quickly snatched up some of the store's most heavily promoted bargains, including an assortment of flat-screen TVs in different sizes, some as low as $97.
"Most of it sold out in 10 minutes," an assistant manager in electronics said.
In other states, Black Friday seeped into Thanksgiving as some of the big box stores, including Walmart and Target, opened well before midnight on the holiday, but Rhode Island's "blue laws" kept that from happening. Walmart, the nation's largest retailer, opened as early as 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day in states with fewer restrictions, triggering widespread protests from employees. Some consumers aren't wild about the move, either, but others are all for it.
It remains to be seen whether the controversy hurts Black Friday sales. The National Retail Federation seems more concerned about the timing of Thanksgiving than when stores opened their doors. In a cyclical quirk of the calendar, Thanksgiving couldn't have possibly fallen any earlier this year – earlier, perhaps, than some shoppers typically get in the spirit for holiday spending.
"Not since 2007 has Thanksgiving come this early, but the calendar creep won't keep millions of eager holiday shoppers from visiting their favorite stores and websites over Black Friday weekend," the NRF said.
According to a preliminary Black Friday shopping survey, up to 147 million people plan to shop through the Black Friday weekend, a slight decrease from the 152 million who planned to do so last year, according to the NRF.
"Though the Black Friday tradition is here to stay, there's no question that it has changed in recent years," said Matthew Shay, president of the National Retail Federation. "It's critical for retail companies to constantly evolve as consumers do, and right now shoppers want great deals, good value, and convenience – exactly what we're seeing with this season's late and early openings, price-matching, layaway, and mobile offerings."
Black Friday is often viewed as an invention of the big box stores, but online merchants and small businesses have all signed on to distinct campaigns to hold onto their share of the consumer's shopping dollar. Cyber Monday marks its seventh anniversary next week and is quickly becoming the biggest shopping day of the year for online merchants, according to Shop.org. Meanwhile, independent brick and mortar stores around the country have joined the "Small Business Saturday" campaign, which is celebrating its third anniversary today.
Members of the Northern RI Chamber of Commerce and the Blackstone Valley Independent Business Alliance have signed onto Small Business Saturday for the first time this year.
While Small Business Saturday may sound, well, small, it was actually launched by a giant of the personal credit industry, American Express. The company promotes supporting small businesses as the civic-minded thing to do.
"You could be helping local entrepreneurs offer more jobs, which in turn invigorate the economy," said American Express. "As a consumer, you are a key part in helping small businesses thrive."
If Black Friday has an ominous ring to it, it may be because the first time the phrase was coined it referred to the crash of the stock market in 1869. Black Friday is still about money – not losing it, however, but making it.
In the retail world, Black Friday is the official start of the holiday shopping season, a time of year when sales push merchants out of the red ink on their accounting ledgers and into the black zone of profits. It is often said that Black Friday is the busiest shopping day of the year, but it's not always true. Sometimes it is, retailers say; other times it lags behind the last Saturday before Christmas.


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Designer Tracy Reese epitomizes feminine chic with her eponymous collection, Tracy Reese, and her fanciful line, plenty. Bright colors, unusual prints and intricate patterns define both collections, which have been fashion favorites since their inception.
Ms.Reese brings a special eye for detail and a specific point-of-view to her work. Ms.Reeses extensive knowledge of color, fabric and form are evident in every piece she designs both from a creative and technical perspective. While her apparel is often whimsical and breezy, her approach to design is quite deliberate. She combines modern technology with vintage flair to create a look that is clearly her own.


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Creighton WBB Falls at Kansas, 74-68
LAWRENCE, Kan. - Despite a combined 39 points from senior Sarah Nelson and sophomore Marissa Janning, the Creighton women's basketball fell to Kansas 74-66 on Sunday, Nov. 17.
The loss dropped the Bluejays to 2-2 on the season, while Kansas moved to 3-0 overall.
Creighton got off to a quick start in the opening five minutes as the Bluejays built a 10-5 edge with 15:15 remaining. Kansas committed turnovers on its opening two possessions, while Janning scored six of the Bluejays opening ten points on drives to the bucket.
Kansas, however, was able to reverse the fortunes of the two teams as the Jayhawks scored 13 of the next 15 points to claim an 18-12 edge (11:27). Chelsea Gardner keyed the Kansas surge with six of her game-high 24 points.
Down 32-20 with just over five minutes left in the first half (5:18), it was the Bluejays turn to make a run. Janning got her teammates rolling with five quick points via a driving layup and a three-pointer from the left wing. After a Kansas basket, senior McKenzie Fujan drained another three-ball to make it 34-26 with 2:17 remaining in the half.
After two Jayhawk free throws, Creighton got a traditional three-point play from senior Jordan Garrison and a driving layup by Janning to send the game to halftime at 36-33.
As they have in each of the previous three games, the Bluejays struggled out of the gate in half number two. Creighton was one of its first eight (1-of-8) as Kansas jumped out to a 52-35 lead with 14:43 showing on the clock.
Creighton refused to roll over, clawing back into the game bit by bit. Down 16 at 63-47, the Bluejays got three-balls from freshman Lauren Works and Nelson to make it 63-53 (6:51). After each team hit one of two from the line, Nelson converted a layup and Janning knocked down two free throws to bring Creighton within six at 64-58 with 4:03 remaining.
Unfortunately that was as close as the Bluejays would get, before falling 74-66.
Janning's 22 points led Creighton, while Nelson finished with 17 points. Kansas got 24 from Gardner, 19 points from Asia Boyd and 14 from Lamaria Cole.
The Bluejays have a bit of time off before returning to action on Saturday, Nov. 23 as Creighton will host Houston at 6:05 pm


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- norbert saemann posted on Apr 14, 2010 - 15:37 PM
here's a very impressive video of our french drummer damien schmitt playing with alain caron (bass) and jean marie ecay (guitar) at the 2009 drum addict festival.
damien will be co-headlining our meinl drum festival on june 26, 2010. tickets and more info are on meinldrumfestival.com
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With just two games left before the 3A State Playoffs are set to begin, the Carbon High girls basketball team have their sights set on trying to claim another Region 12 crown.
They will have their final shot to make that a reality as they will host North Sanpete tonight (Feb. 5) at 7 p.m.
The Lady Dinos will then travel to Region 12 leader Delta on Wednesday (Feb. 7) for their final game of the regular season.
If the Dinos get past North Sanpete and Delta defeats Spanish Fork, then the game on Wednesday will be for the Region 12 championship.
The Lady Dinos (14-5 overall, 7-1 Region 12) defeated Juab 42-18 in their last game on Jan. 31.
If their game against Juab is any indication, nothing will come easy for the Carbon High boys basketball team in their final games of the Region 12 season.
After leading by as many as 15 points in the second half, the Dinos survived a late run by Juab before walking away with a tough 61-58 win on Friday night.
Currently the Dinos sit in a tie for third place with Delta in Region 12 with matching records of 3-5.
The Dinos (10-10 overall, 3-5 Region 12) can finish no higher than third place in the region. They can help secure a spot in the 3A playoffs when they face off with North Sanpete in the final home game of the season on Wednesday night (Feb. 6) at 7 p.m. at the CHS Gymnasium.


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Tyler Goens, 22, of Vermilion, was the overall winner, while Alex Case, 35, of Norwalk, was the top woman finisher and seventh overall.
Pictures posted of Trinity Christian Academy 5-K run
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Would have been nice to see pictures of everyone who participated, not just the same people over and over again
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11 U.S. Code § 550 - Liability of transferee of avoided transfer
(a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, to the extent that a transfer is avoided under section 544, 545, 547, 548, 549, 553 (b), or 724 (a) of this title, the trustee may recover, for the benefit of the estate, the property transferred, or, if the court so orders, the value of such property, from—
(1) the initial transferee of such transfer or the entity for whose benefit such transfer was made; or
(b) The trustee may not recover under section (a)(2) of this section from—
(1) a transferee that takes for value, including satisfaction or securing of a present or antecedent debt, in good faith, and without knowledge of the voidability of the transfer avoided; or
(c) If a transfer made between 90 days and one year before the filing of the petition—
the trustee may not recover under subsection (a) from a transferee that is not an insider.
(1) A good faith transferee from whom the trustee may recover under subsection (a) of this section has a lien on the property recovered to secure the lesser of—
(A) the cost, to such transferee, of any improvement made after the transfer, less the amount of any profit realized by or accruing to such transferee from such property; and
(2) In this subsection, "improvement" includes—
(D) payment of any debt secured by a lien on such property that is superior or equal to the rights of the trustee; and
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2601; Pub. L. 98–353, title III, § 465,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 379; Pub. L. 103–394, title II, § 202,Oct. 22, 1994, 108 Stat. 4121.)
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Section 550(a)(1) of the House amendment has been modified in order to permit recovery from an entity for whose benefit an avoided transfer is made in addition to a recovery from the initial transferee of the transfer. Section 550 (c) would still apply, and the trustee is entitled only to a single satisfaction. The liability of a transferee under section 550 (a) applies only "to the extent that a transfer is avoided". This means that liability is not imposed on a transferee to the extent that a transferee is protected under a provision such as section 548 (c) which grants a good faith transferee for value of a transfer that is avoided only as a fraudulent transfer, a lien on the property transferred to the extent of value given.
Section 550(b) of the House amendment is modified to indicate that value includes satisfaction or securing of a present antecedent debt. This means that the trustee may not recover under subsection (a)(2) from a subsequent transferee that takes for "value", provided the subsequent transferee also takes in good faith and without knowledge of the transfer avoided.
Section 550(e) of the House amendment is derived from section 550(e) of the Senate amendment.
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Section 550 prescribes the liability of a transferee of an avoided transfer, and enunciates the separation between the concepts of avoiding a transfer and recovering from the transferee. Subsection (a) permits the trustee to recover from the initial transferee of an avoided transfer or from any immediate or mediate transferee of the initial transferee. The words "to the extent that" in the lead in to this subsection are designed to incorporate the protection of transferees found in proposed 11 U.S.C. 549 (b) and 548 (c). Subsection (b) limits the liability of an immediate or mediate transferee of the initial transferee if such secondary transferee takes for value, in good faith and without knowledge of the voidability of the transfer. An immediate or mediate good faith transferee of a protected secondary transferee is also shielded from liability. This subsection is limited to the trustee's right to recover from subsequent transferees under subsection (a)(2). It does not limit the trustee's rights against the initial transferee under subsection (a)(1). The phrase "good faith" in this paragraph is intended to prevent a transferee from whom the trustee could recover from transferring the recoverable property to an innocent transferee, and receiving a retransfer from him, that is, "washing" the transaction through an innocent third party. In order for the transferee to be excepted from liability under this paragraph, he himself must be a good faith transferee. Subsection (c) is a further limitation on recovery. It specifies that the trustee is entitled to only one satisfactory, under subsection (a), even if more than one transferee is liable.
Subsection (d) protects good faith transferees, either initial or subsequent, to the extent of the lesser of the cost of any improvement the transferee makes in the transferred property and the increase in value of the property as a result of the improvement. Paragraph (2) of the subsection defines improvement to include physical additions or changes to the property, repairs, payment of taxes on the property, payment of a debt secured by a lien on the property, discharge of a lien on the property, and preservation of the property.
Subsection (e) establishes a statute of limitations on avoidance by the Trustee. The limitation is one year after the avoidance of the transfer or the time the case is closed or dismissed, whichever is earlier.
1994—Subsecs. (c) to (f). Pub. L. 103–394added subsec. (c) and redesignated former subsecs. (c) to (e) as (d) to (f), respectively.
1984—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 98–353, § 465(a), substituted "549, 553(b), or 724(a) of this title" for "549, or 724(a) of this title".
Subsec. (d)(1)(A). Pub. L. 98–353, § 465(b)(1), inserted "or accruing to" after "by".
Subsec. (d)(1)(B). Pub. L. 98–353, § 465(b)(2), substituted "the value of such property" for "value".
Subsec. (d)(2)(D). Pub. L. 98–353, § 465(b)(3), substituted "payment of any debt secured by a lien on such property that is superior or equal to the rights of the trustee; and" for "payment of any debt secured by a lien on such property."
Subsec. (d)(2)(E), (F). Pub. L. 98–353, § 465(b)(3), (4), struck out subpar. (E) "discharge of any lien against such property that is superior or equal to the rights of the trustee; and" and redesignated subpar. (F) as (E).
Subsec. (e)(1). Pub. L. 98–353, § 465(c), substituted "or" for "and".
Effective Date of 1994 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 103–394effective Oct. 22, 1994, and not applicable with respect to cases commenced under this title before Oct. 22, 1994, see section 702 ofPub. L. 103–394, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–353effective with respect to cases filed 90 days after July 10, 1984, see section 552(a) ofPub. L. 98–353, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
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Hi folks,Looking to book flights to the Whites and was wondering would it be better to fly to Manchester or Boston?Also are there shuttles to any trail head towns or is it better to rent a car.Any thoughts.Cheers,Stephen
I live in Texas, and like to backpack in the Whites. I've tried both Manchester and Boston.My preference is to get the first non-stop flight out of Houston into Boston. This gets me into Boston around 1 PM. I get a rental car, and drive to Pinkham Notch Visitors Center (PNVC), and spend the night at Joe Dodge Lodge. From PNVC, I can take the AMC shuttle to a number of trailheads. I can also take the shuttle back to PNVC if I don't hike back. The AMC shuttle runs from May to October. The rental car stays at PNVC. I can buy stove fuel at PNVC or EMS in North Conway.When I'm done backpacking, I drive back to Boston, and get a late afternoon flight back to Houston.There is a bus to PNVC from Logan airport, but it arrives fairly late at night. I believe the bus also stops in North Conway. There is another bus route that stops in Lincoln, NH.
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Hi John,Thanks very much for the all the information, this is exactly what I need.Have a great weekend,Stephen
Keep in mind that Manchester is like 1 hour away from the White Mt and Boston is more like 2 1/2 or 3 hours. Boston is also full of traffic and never fun to drive in. Manchester airport is conveniently near 93 a lot easier to get around and not any where near as busy. I can usually find cheaper ticket to and from Manchester. I would defiantly rent a car, public transportation simply isn't a priority in NH and the buses are few and far between with very few stops. With a car you can go anywhere on your own schedule.
The downside of Manchester for me was the lack of non-stop flights, and the late afternoon/early evening arrival, which negated the shorter drive. The other airport I've used is Portland, Maine. Again, no non-stop flights, and late afternoon/early evening arrival.
Cheers Guys,It's a pain for me to get the which ever way I go.Looks like I have two two options.1. Two hour drive to to Detroit, fly to Boston and then a three hour drive.2. One hour drive to local airport, fly to Manchester via Columbus and then one hours drive.Tough call really.
There are times when I think it would be easier to find a new job in area with closer opportunities for great backpacking...
I hear you,Problem for me is I am on a 3 year secondment at HQ from Europe.I fly out to the Rockies often which is about 7 hours door to door.
Do you have a municipal airport nearby? Some pilots fly fairly regular schedules. You might get lucky.Too bad the rail system is all fouled up.
Hi Ken,Hope all is well mate.There is a small private field bout 10 minutes drive away and a regional one 25 minutes away wih flight to Detroit, Chicago and Minneapolis.I do miss getting the train, the high speed lines in Europe are great.Do you mean trying to find a private pilot?Cheers,Stephen
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Yesterday's announcement that Zack Snyder would helm the Christopher Nolan-godfathered Superman sent the movie nerds into an asthmatic tailspin. Inhalers were clutched, man-boobs heaved. Since then, details about the film have been popping up all over.
First up, Variety spoke to Snyder, who says it's unlikely Brandon Routh will reprise his dual role of Superman/Clark Kent from Bryan Singer's film. "We're looking in another direction," was the official comment. "Bitch, is you crazy?," was the non-official comment.
Secondly, The Hollywood Reporter is Hollywood reporting that the villian who will be throwing entire buildings at Superman in the new film will be Superman 2's General Zod. Originally played by Terrence Stamp, but hopefully played by Liam Neeson in this version. Has anyone tried to get him on the phone yet? It's not like he says no to movie roles. The man would hand out flyers in a chicken suit if the price was right.
It's not unheard of for a huge flop to kill a director's career. But usually, there's no jail time involved. Unfortunately for director John McTiernan, Rollerball isn't your usual flop.
McTiernan (Die Hard, Predator, The Hunt for Red October) was sentenced to one year in federal prison for lying about his involvement with Anthony Pellicano, a private investigator he hired to illegally wiretap producer Charles Roven. Roven and McTiernan worked together on Rollerball, and apparently when the film went south, so did their relationship.
McTiernan's attorney argued that he should not be sent to prison, in part, because he is on an anti-depressant medication not approved by the federal Bureau of Prisons. The judge sarcastically responded that "(McTiernan) won't be the only depressed man in prison."
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Superman rescues mini Snyder. It doesn't matter why.
Zack Snyder is the lucky S.O.B. who has landed the directing gig for the Christopher Nolan-produced Superman: The Man of Steel. The Watchman and Sucker Punch director beat out Tony Scott, Jonathan Liebesman, Duncan Jones, Matt Reeves, Darren Aronofsky, Robert Zemeckis, and Nolan's own brother Jonah, who wrote the script. Daaaaaamn, that's cold, Chris. He's your brother. Your brother!
Family squabbles aside, Warner Bros. is a huge fan of Snyder. He's already directed three films for them, if you count the animated owl movie, and has proven he can handle major tent poles. Will Superman look awesome? Almost definitely. Will there be much emotion underneath the gloss and slow motion? We can only hope that Christopher and Jonah Nolan educate him in the way of story. That is if Jonah can quit giving him the raspberry for stealing his gig. (Deadline)
Last fall, it seemed like the Bourne series was sunk when Paul Greengrass pulled a bitchfit and removed himself and star Matt Damon from a fourth Bourne film. That doesn't seem to bother Universal too much. Despite the fact that he directed Duplicity, they've just hired Tony Gilroy to direct the next chapter. Gilroy, of course, wrote each of the previous films as well as the newest script. Not sure if they plan to use Damon, recast, shoot a prequel, or go the tried-and-true route of using a cardboard cut-out. You really can't tell the difference if you shake the camera around enough. (Deadline)
Every town has a secret. While most are trivial matters, like the true age of the oldest building or the amount of led in the drinking water, some secrets are so shocking that they must be hidden from the outside world at all costs.
In Wes Craven's new film, My Soul to Take, the town of Riverton, MA, has such a secret. It seems a serial killer who died years ago is somehow managing to kill teens from beyond the grave. That's the kind of information that, if made public, could decimate attendance at the annual Blueberry Festival. But when it comes to Hollywood towns, Riverton is not alone. Here are nine of our favorite fictional towns with secrets from the world of cinema.
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Will Arnett as a billionaire is hilarious, right? "Running Wilde" shows each week how Steven Wilde (Arnett) blows his money in competition with fellow billionaire Fa'ad (Peter Serafinowicz), and creates a wacky surreal world of servants and caretakers. It was actually going to be a lot darker if Arnett had his original vision.
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Disney started their Blu Ray venture with classic animation titles like Sleeping Beauty, which they restored to amazing color and detail. You could see the original brushstrokes and texture of the cels. Now they're hitting their '90s era rebirth with the Oscar nominee Beauty and the Beast.
With The Thing prequel headed to theaters whether you like it or not, it was only a matter of time before we got a look at how they're planning to diminish the memory of the excellent John Carpenter film. These pics show stars Joel Edgerton, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Mr. Eko, and Eric Christian Olsen running around the Norwegian camp and killing an off-screen The Thing with fire. Unless they're Things themselves. Now I don't know who to trust. Quick, say something un-Thing like!! (HitFix)
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I've been concerned that some of the Dreamworks movies released on Blu-ray through Paramount have been underdeveloped examples of the format. Sure, the Spielberg movies were filmed with an intentionally grainy style, but that may only work when projected on film. It seems they have HD-worthy titles in their catalog though, as American Beauty shows off the format, and a decade-old film in new clarity and detail. If only the '90s viewers could see their suburban despair in this high quality.
As you know, I was not thrilled with the premiere of "The Event," but I knew I'd have to keep watching it. The second episode definitely picked up the excitement, not for any story complexity or alien revelations, but at least some surprise stabbings and icky arm implants. Tonight, "The Event" gets more outrageous and more intelligent, making it more fun to watch.
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One of my great joys at FantasticFest 2010 was getting to see new Hong Kong movies on the big screen. I usually pick them up on DVD long before their cursory theatrical release in an arthouse, so this was like being in Hong Kong and seeing the latest blockbusters. Hong Kong films are so polished now. They no longer feel like the secret world of films you'd have to really love to put up with the dirty, faded copies available. They even do shaky cam just like Hollywood movies.
Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen is another retelling of the Bruce Lee movie Chinese Connection (original title Fist of Fury). Jet Li did it as Fist of Legend and others have too. In this version, Donnie Yen picks up as Chen after avenging his master in a dojo full of Japanese fighters. He goes from World War I to Shanghai in 1925, still dealing with Japanese/Chinese politics. He takes on the persona of a masked warrior to defend Chinese notables, so he can fight by night and romance by day.
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Mary-Louise Parker is great at vamping up her sex appeal on "Weeds" in her little boots and sun dresses. If you're an admirer like I am, you'll love this season's eighth episode. When Nancy Botwin (Parker) rolls her Winnebago into town, she hooks up with a local bartender and, because it's Showtime, you see everything and then some. He spanks her pretty little bottom and she hits back!
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JoBlo put together an awesome montage of all of director David Fincher's work, and DAMN is that man talented. I've always greatly admired his ability to utilize his unique visuals while still telling an emotionally rich story. Se7en is one of my favorite movies of all time, and that film completely lacks any fancy camera tricks. Sometimes Fincher goes a tad wild with the CG shots (did we really need to push into the keyhole in Panic Room?), but he always entertains. You leave a Fincher film feeling like you just saw an honest to goodness film. It doesn't even matter how many exhausted actors he forced through 70+ takes to get the shots right.
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Just look at this hilarious picture of Nicolas Cage being held at gunpoint in Joel Schumacher's Trespass. Am I the only one who finds it funny? Maybe it's his sad little expression, or the fact that I had zero context when I first saw it, but to me, Nic Cage plus a shotgun to the face equals comedy gold!
For those of you who care, the photo above comes from Entertainment Weekly, and is the first still released from the film. The plot involves Cage and Nicole Kidmann being taken hostage by four brutal men looking for money. That doesn't sound like much of a comedy, but neither did The Wicker Man remake, and that turned out to be hilarious! (Coming Soon)
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By Guest Columnist and Confederate Apologist Archibald McClintock VI
Based on Seth Grahame-Smith's novel of the same name, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has been acquired by Fox. The film will be directed by Timur Bekmambetov, with Tim Burton on board as a producer. Of course these lily-livered Hollywood elitists can not build up the image of a man as loathsome as our 16th chief executive without first tearing down the reputation of Dixie.
"The 'new' history finds Lincoln discovering that Southern plantation owners aren't using slaves for labor, but blood as they are actually evil creatures of the night. This causes Lincoln to become an Abolitionist and the true motives for the Civil War are born."
The brave sons and daughters of the Confederacy will not sit idly by as the South's good name is dragged through the mud. Any historian worth a damn knows that cases of vampirism in the Antebellum South were minimal, and confined to Papists in Louisiana. I intend to write a letter to all parties involved with this drivel right after I finish cooking meth, watching Nascar, and sleeping with my cousin. (HitFix)
Andrew Niccol is scooping up all the pretty people for his now untitled sci-fi film. Olivia Wilde is the latest hot, young thing to join the cast that already consists of Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Cillian Murphy, and Vincent Kartheiser. Wilde will play Timberlake's hot mom, in the film about a society where the aging gene is turned off at age twenty-five. Hence, old and gross people can appear twenty-five forever.
Originally called I'm.mortal, the film is now currently untitled. That's good news for sh*tty trip-hop bands in Florida who may be in need of a name. (EW)
Sony Pictures will offer Easy A star Emma Stone the role of Mary Jane Watson in the Spider-man Reboot, Deadline is reporting. I imagine the actress will say yes, unless she hates the feel and smell of money. If this news is true, thank God they've knocked out one more casting decision.
Next one up is the role of Gwen Stacy, Spidey's first love. The actresses currently in contention are Dianna Agron, Mia Wasikowska, Georgina Haig, and Dominique McElligott. My personal chose would be Agron, as her name is the easiest to spell and I'm sure I'll be writing about Spider-man upwards of fifty thousand times over the next few years. Alright, she's also got a smile that could melt cold hearts. I hope you're happy. Now I'm emoting.
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True Grit isn't messing around with its new poster. The tag "Punishment Comes One Way or Another" lets you know that sh*t is gonna get real, and real fast. The broadsheet style seems appropriate for the film, and Josh Brolin's name bleeding out is the perfect Coen Bros. touch. Sure, I'll go ahead and check this one out come Christmas. It might be nothing short of awesome.
Gosling bites his thumb at Clooney's on-set dress code.
George Clooney is stepping behind the camera again for Farragut North and he wants Ryan Gosling to be his leading man. Based on Howard Dean's 2004 campaign, Farragut North details the shady practices and backstabbings that take place in order for a candidate to get a nom. No stranger to nom-nom-noms, Venom-hopeful Philip Seymour Hoffman is on board as the boss of Gosling's political mastermind character.
Leonardo DiCaprio was once connected to the role, and then Chris Pine was expected to step in after bringing down the house in the play version. But in the end, it looks like it's Gosling's for the taking. No fair. He gets to be in a great movie AND Rachel McAdams. (Deadline)
Vulture put together this cool montage of all the Liz Lemon flashback moments from "30 Rock." It's not until you see them all lined up that you realize how big of a loser she was during childhood. And why it's really dumbfounding that she's not a lesbian.
The cyborg super-cop Robocop defends citizens of Old Detroit with three times as much action when the Robocop Trilogy arrives as a Blu-ray collector's set October 5. Just in time for the holiday season, this three disc set from MGM Home Entertainment contains the original Robocop on Blu-ray, as well as Robocop 2 and Robocop 3 on Blu-ray for the first time.
Packed full of memorable moments and Robocop quotes, the Robocop Trilogy is a fan must-have. Viewers can experience their favorite "human" robot in all three classic films, now on Blu-ray. I'd buy that for a dollar!
But you can get it for free. I have two copies of the Robocop Trilogy on Blu-Ray to give away. For your chance to win one simply follow Screen Junkies on Twitter and tweet the answer to this question:
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Ciaran Hinds (aka Vinnie Jones Lite) and smooooking hot Italian actress Violante Placido have both been approached to take roles in Ghost Rider 2 and replied, "Yeah, sure. Why the heck not?" Hinds is onboard to play the Devil, and Placido will play the mother of a boy whose body the Devil wants to take over.
Yikes. That's what this movie's about? At least Placido will be hanging around to help distract from the plot and dialogue. And Nicolas Cage's hairline. (Coming Soon)
Yaaaaaay, more Spider-man reboot love interest casting news. Dianna Agron, who plays teenage mother and cheerleader Quinn in "Glee," and Georgina Haig, star of Toronto Film Festival hit Wasted on the Young, are being considered to get Peter Parker's spidey sense and loins tingling. We previously reported that Emma Stone and Mia Wasikowska are also in the race. The actresses are vying for the roles of Gwen Stacy, Peter Parker's first love, and Mary Jane Watson, the redhead who comes along later. The contenders could of course change at any moment, as all of them might be unavailable or smell funny.
Deadline is also reporting that there are early unconfirmed talks that Sony and director Marc Webb are looking at Philip Seymour Hoffman to play the film's villain, Venom. Say whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? Have they seen the man lately? Don't get me wrong, he's an amazing actor, but he isn't exactly lithe. I don't remember side stitches as one of Venom's super powers.
According to Production Weekly, Emily Blunt has signed up for Rian Johnson's sci-fi movie Looper. It's expected that she'll play the female lead, a MILF who finds Joseph Gordon-Levitt hiding out in her barn.
If Van Damme movies have taught me anything, Gordon-Levitt will stay with her and her son for a while, help with farm chores, teach the kid to play catch, get intimate with Emily, and then have to confront his past when his enemies show up on the doorstep. Or worse, he'll be banned into exile when the family Netflixes G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra. Seriously, why was he in that?
Remember how the band Limp Bizkit made you want to stick an icepick in your ears and never listen to music again? Well now Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst wants to try and ruin your love of cinema by directing his latest film, Pawn Shop Chronicles.
Written by Adam Minarovich, the script is said to be in the vein of Pulp Fiction with 24 Frames describing it as such: "in a nutshell, a missing wedding ring leads to a wild-goose chase involving meth addicts, skinheads and an Elvis impersonator."
Based the that wacky description, it sounds like a mix between Hooneymoon in Vegas, "Breaking Bad," and a steaming pile of dog nookie. (Collider)
Director Roland Emmerich wants Will Smith to be president. Luckily, he's a kraut, so he can't vote in our bad-ass American elections. However, there's nothing stopping him from making Will Smith president in the magical world of make believe.
MTV is now reporting that Emmerich was so inspired by the election of Barack Obama that he will cast Will Smith as the president in the planned sequels to his 1996 blockbuster, Independence Day….cause he's black, I guess. This brings up an interesting question. If McCain had won, would Randy Quaid's character, a deranged fighter pilot who was once held prisoner by aliens, be the president instead? If so, I'd like to go back and changed my vote. Sorry, Cynthia McKinney. (Cinema Blend)
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Candle is an experimental stop motion survival horror game.
In Candle you play as a puppet boy made from wood, cloth and entrails. Trapped underground, you must tunnel your way out, all while avoiding the unseen horrors that lurk in the dark.
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The gameplay of Candle focuses on exploring and listening. The audio centric game mechanics reward a careful and thoughtful player whilst punishing those with more rushed approaches.
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He compared his failed candidacy to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, the racehorse Alydar, and the 1975 Boston Red Sox. He said his campaign staff made him feel like "the young Castro."
But Novick also made a joke that showed he already understood two sets of numbers that night—and where his political future was headed.
The first set showed he would lose to Merkley by 15,000 votes statewide. The second showed he would win Multnomah County—the bluest county in Oregon—by more than 17,000 votes.
"In the immortal words of the Go-Go's," Novick told supporters, "this town is our town."
Four years later, Novick—a 4-foot-9 Harvard wunderkind who likes to make puns about the metal hook in place of the left hand he was born without—is running the only competitive city race that's probably a safe bet.
He faces six little-known candidates for the City Council seat being vacated by Commissioner Randy Leonard—who gave Novick advance notice he'd not seek re-election. Combined, his challengers have raised $12,000. (Novick has 21 times that.) And he is still riding the familiarity from 2008 that has made him Portland's most distinctive political personality since Bud Clark.
That's given Novick, 49, a freedom to brainstorm out loud and use his City Hall campaign as a workshop for his agenda—spitballing ideas he pulls from books and magazines, and disregarding who he might antagonize.
The hot potatoes he's handling are ones that have submarined previous attempts to solve them, including health care, Measure 11 sentencing guidelines and—perhaps most perilously—adding parking meters in neighborhoods and popular business districts from Alberta to Hawthorne.
It's not so much that no one is listening—it's that few are challenging his proposals.
In 2008, Novick says, he'd stop and ask his political consultant if one of his ideas was going to cause any blowback. "I don't feel like I have to do even that," he says.
That's frustrated his opponents, such as neighborhood activist Mark White. "This whole coronation thing with Steve has been really disheartening," White says.
Novick was born in 1963 in Newark, N.J., without a left hand or fibulae in his legs. His family moved to Cottage Grove, Ore., where Novick proved his precocity: When the public school shut down after a failed tax levy, he started attending the University of Oregon at age 13. He got into Harvard Law at 18, graduated at 21 and worked as an environmental lawyer for the U.S. Department of Justice.
He moved back to Oregon in the late 1990s and made his name in Salem as chief of staff for the Oregon Senate Democrats. But his own ambition wasn't as clear until he wrote a cover story for WW in 2007 titled "If I Ran," a strategy to defeat U.S. Sen. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.), largely seen as unbeatable.
Novick took his own advice and ran a stunning underdog race against then-Oregon House Speaker Jeff Merkley, who went on to beat Smith.
This time out, Novick's lack of an opponent to eclipse him—or even force him into a fall runoff—has allowed Novick to talk about issues far beyond the reach of city government.
"We can strengthen our economy by making Portland the leader in reducing health-care costs," he says in a TV ad that started airing last week. "We can make a deal with state government: If we send fewer people to their prisons, they send back the savings to spend on prevention."
The health-care plan Novick is shopping is based on one used by the casino workers' union in Atlantic City, N.J., which fights costs by making home visits and regular phone calls to "super-utilizers": patients who have used medical care the most often. The New Yorker reported the program cut emergency-room visits by 40 percent.
Novick's proposed Measure 11 plan is even more audacious, and would require the participation—at least—of the Multnomah County District Attorney, the Legislature and Gov. John Kitzhaber.
He's proposing that the state give each county a lump-sum budget for public safety—including prisons. That could pressure prosecutors to consider the cost of prison sentences when deciding on plea bargains, and whether to seek convictions with expensive mandatory minimum sentences.
"What I'm talking about is going where the money is," Novick says. "What do we spend too much money on in this society? Health care. What's another thing we spend too much money on? Prisons. If you can't get money out of the gas tax, where can you go? Parking."
If anything shows the measure of Novick's confidence, it's his proposal for parking meters. Lots and lots of new parking meters.
The Northwest Parking Plan and its proposed meters remain mired in disputes between city officials, neighborhood associations and business owners more than a decade after it was first proposed. And when then-City Commissioner Sam Adams suggested installing meters on Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard in 2006, he was howled down so violently by business leaders that he withdrew the proposal.
But Novick has been reading Tom Vanderbilt's book Traffic. In his endorsement interview with WW, he volunteered that meters could be installed in Northwest, along Hawthorne, and Northeast Alberta Street as well.
"I think you have to look at putting meters on Hawthorne, and [Northwest] 23rd," he says. "I don't know if it would make sense on Alberta, but I think you'd want to look at that."
Novick's reputation in Portland means longtime meter foes give him the benefit of the doubt. Tom Ranieri, the Cinema 21 theater operator, organized fellow business owners on Northwest 21st and 23rd avenues to oppose the Northwest Parking Plan. But he says Novick could fix it.
"When there's a balanced plan, the businesses will be able to support it," Ranieri says. "A guy like Novick is going to be able to understand that."
Eilien Van Patten, co-chair of the Vernon Neighborhood Association, isn't so sanguine about the prospect of parking meters on Alberta—with its famed Last Thursday events and surrounding thickets of residential streets.
"People would be parking in driveways," she says. "[Candidates] can have all the ideas they want, but before they just blurt out something, they should at least visit. Either he's shooting from the hip, or he doesn't care."
White, co-chair of the city's charter review, says Novick regularly ignores neighborhood sentiment.
"Steve's notorious for not listening to people and just kind of doing his own thing," White says. "You need to respect and value every person who comes before you. I don't think he has that capacity."
Novick disagrees, but
his performance at a March 4 candidates' forum on the arts in Portland
seemed as if he was honing an act for the Catskills, not City Hall. He
offered to create a tournament to name the best rock band of all time,
and to "find out if systems-development charges go down better with
soothing music."
His jokes so dominated the event that Amanda Fritz contrasted herself against them. "I can't pretend to be nearly as funny as Steve, or at all funny," she said, "so I'm going to actually answer the question."
Stanley Penkin, co-founder of Oregon ArtPAC, organized the forum. "I had the sense he didn't want to be there," Penkin says. "I would say his behavior somewhat trivialized the subject."
Novick maintains he'll keep pressing ambitious changes to how the city works. He says his hero is Bill James, the "moneyball" statistician whose Sabermetric theories transformed Major League Baseball. It's that desire to tackle large, speculative projects that Novick says kept him from running for mayor.
He did mull it. He looked at his personal finances, and saw he didn't have enough money to take a year off work. He's an analyst for the Oregon Health Authority and is now campaigning part time. His girlfriend, Rachel Philofsky, didn't want him all-out on the campaign trail.
And he talked to Erik Sten—the former commissioner Novick says is his local model. Sten told him to run for a council seat, not for mayor.
"Each city commissioner has about 80 percent as much power as the mayor," Novick recalls Sten saying, "with a heck of a lot more time to focus on what particularly interests you. Because you're not expected to show up everywhere. And you can focus."


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In a move that will save time and labor for both parties, Great Lakes Cheese plans to ship sludge produced by waste materials at its Adams plant to the landfill operated by the Development Authority of the North Country in Rodman.
The company expects to start transporting its sludge to the regional landfill from its 23 Phelps St. plant by the end of the year, authority CEO James W. Wright said.
Sludge from the plant now is spread on farmland surrounding the plant.
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Sharing Memories (Week 21): Dear Old Grandpa!
This week the topic is Grandpa's Stories. What stories did your grandfathers tell? Were they funny? Sad? Dramatic?
Both my grandfathers died before I was born so I have no wonderful grandpa stories to share. But I'd love to hear yours!
My husband has wonderful memories of his paternal grandfather and has shared them with me over the years. I love hearing them and take great pleasure in seeing how much he likes to repeat those stories to me.
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For your consideration regarding grandfather stories: http://www.celticandcannoli.com/2009/11/how-hard-is-hard-candy.html. I hope you enjoy.
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A few years before my Grandad passed away, I was getting into researching my family tree. I thought what a great reference source Grandad would be.
I wrote to him (the old fashioned way) and asked if he had any stories from his lifetime and explained why I was asking.
A month later I got a letter in return saying "I think you're too old to be sitting on my knee and telling stories to."
So there went my dream of connecting with the past, finding out more about what might have been a very interesting life. He lived life through some amazing times or war, and peace, and changing technology. And he took it all to the grave with him.
My advice is to pester your seniors while you still can. Find out what they can share with you.
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But as the 2012 NFL season played itself out, it became apparent that Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson was the true rookie RGIII should be compared too.
Off the field, the two are close to mirror images of each other.
Griffin is happily engaged, while Wilson recently tied the knot. Both often give glory to the man upstairs. Both excelled at other sports -- Wilson at baseball and Griffin at track and field. Both are already the unquestioned leaders of their locker room's. Both have infiltrated their respective cities to become superstars in a matter of months.
And at first glance on the gridiron, the two appear to be mimic each other's style, giving defenses fits and turning journeyman receivers into bonafide playmakers. The statistics are nearly identical to each other.
Griffin: 3,200 pass yards, 20 TD's, 5 INT's, 102.5 QB Rating, 815 rushing yards, 7 rushing TD's
Wilson: 3,118 pass yards, 26 TD's, 10 INT's, 100.0 QB Rating, 489 rushing yards, 4 rushing TD's.
They even both threw the football 393 times each in 2012. By now, you are sick of the comparisons -- believe me I am too. So here are the three main differences you'll see on Sunday.
1) Where they have their passing success
Griffin and the Redskins receivers have torched teams down the middle of the field. A whopping 68 percent of Griffin's throws have been away from the sideline -- an area which typically is a rookie quarterbacks best friend because there is much less danger. 2,301 of Griffin's 3,200 yards were away from the thick white chalk.
On the other hand, Wilson and Seattle's passing attack is borderline obsessed with attacking the right side of the field. Wilson attempted 232 passes to either the right sideline or right portion of the middle of the field, compared to 161 combined passes over the middle and to the left. It will be vital for the Redskins to confuse Wilson with coverages on the right side, especially with emerging star Rob "Jack City" Jackson on third down passing plays.
2) Griffin is a running back; Wilson is a play extender
Both are scrambling quarterbacks, but in entirely different fashions. The first evidence: Griffin had 11 games with 34 or more yards rushing; Wilson had just 4 games with that amount.
Usually when RGIII has a carry for more than six-yards, it's a designed run call. Upon inspecting the film, five of Griffin's six gimpy carries against the Cowboys were called for, and not free-lanced. Even with a bum knee, the NFL's top scrambling quarterback doesn't hesitate to move forward, unlike his counter part this week.
Although Seattle has adopted part of Kyle Shanahan's pistol offense, Russell Wilson legs become a problem for defenses when a play breaks down. Wilson, like Tony Romo, is at his absolute best when running back and forth behind the line of scrimmage when blitzing pressure can't break through. Then he flings the ball down the field as if he's playing backyard football. The Redskins defense most avoid these chaotic situations at all costs.
3) Griffin excels on the road, Wilson does not
The Seahawk faithful get all riled up when media members criticize their inefficiencies on the road. But how can they be ignored with a rookie quarterback, esepcially when his counterpart had zero problems traveling and succeeding?
Russell Wilson went 3-5 on the road, threw eight of his 10 interceptions away from Seattle, boasted an 83.1 QB rating while traveling, compared to a 123.6 QB rating at home. He attempted 65 more passes as an away opponent for just 110 more yards.
Griffin's numbers between home and away games are not nearly as staggering. In fact, most are astonishingly better on the road. RGIII threw 12 of 20 touchdowns away from home, boasted a 106.1 QB rating, as opposed to 98.4 at Fed Ex Field and even threw for 372 more yards when away from Landover, MD.
It shouldn't matter whoever loses their first playoff game on Sunday. Both have wildly exceeded all of our expectations in year one. But if the Redskins can defend the right side of the field and limit Wilson's ability to turn chaos into points, Washington should be able to secure it's first home playoff victory since 1999.
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