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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Countdown.......
Harry is Back...
.... in 2004!
Plot: For twelve long years, the dread fortress of Azkaban held an infamous prisoner named Sirius Black. Convicted of killing thirteen people with a single curse, he was said to be the heir apparent to the Dark Lord, Voldemort.
Now he has escaped, leaving only two clues as to where he might be headed: Harry Potter's defeat of You-Know-Who was Black's downfall as well. And the Azkaban guards heard Black muttering in his sleep, "He's at Hogwarts... he's at Hogwarts."
Harry Potter isn't safe, not even within the walls of his magical school, surrounded by his friends. Because on top of it all, there may well be a traitor in their midst!
Welcome to the countdown for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The film adaptation of J.K. Rowling's novel telling of the evil and adventure Harry Potter must deal with in his third year of magical learning at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The whole cast is returning, minus Richard Harris who passed away and must be re-cast. The film also has a director new to Potter land, Alfonso Cuaron (Y Tu Mama Tambien). New characters include Sirius Black, Prof. Lupin, Prof. Trelawney, and more. The countdown shall begin when the WB releases an official release date. This will be the thread to post any news and photos pertaining to this film. Let the PoA discussion begin.....
Go here(http://www.joblo.com/forums/showthre...threadid=40334) for an archived discussion on PoA. Please further discussions here in this thread. Thanks! :)
What do you schmoes think should be on the teaser poster? As you know, the first film had the owl clutching the infamous Mr. Harry Potter, The Cupboard Under The Stairs.. letter, and the second film had Dobby with the quote about warning Mr. Potter. So what about PoA? I think it would be cool if they had Hermione's schedule with all the classes at the same time, or maybe the newspaper clipping with the Weasleys in Egpyt(if that makes the cut). Discuss....
Here is an interesting article from Sci-Fi Wire about how Alfonso Cuaron plans to introduce teenage spirit into the third Harry Potter production.....
Harry Potter producer David Heyman told SCI FI Wire that Alfonso Cuaron, director of the upcoming Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, will incorporate teen angst of the sort seen in the director's Y Tu Mamá Tambien. "He really has a keen understanding of the nuances of teenage life," Heyman said in an interview. "Y Tu Mamá is about the tail end of being a teenager. In Harry Potter 3, Harry turns 13 and becomes a teenager. I think you'll see a little more of that teenage spirit."
Still, Heyman is sure Cuaron will remain faithful to Potter author and creator J.K. Rowling's vision. "I think when different directors come in and make [each film] their own, while at the same time respecting Rowling's world and the spirit of her writings, that's our attention," Heyman said.
Azkaban begins shooting in February 2003, aiming for a release either in summer or fall of 2004. There were two reasons for taking more time on the third film, Heyman said. "One, we wanted [star] Dan [Radcliffe] to start a new school, to go back and experience that school and make his friends in the first semester," he said. "And also, we have a new director. That new director needs time to prep the film. It's quite different when you've got Chris Columbus, who's already immersed himself in the first film; you can move into the second more easily. Alfonso needs a little more time. I think it'll do us good." The second film, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, is currently in theaters.
Here is an article from the L.A. Times about the changes in the third Potter film and the problems that may occur around Hogwarts.....
Now that "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" has scared up monstrous box-office numbers, just like the first movie, here's how the plot thickens in coming episodes:
Warner Bros. has been forced to hire a new director for the third installment. The original one burned out after the breakneck pace of back-to-back productions. The planned release date has been delayed because the parents of the actor who plays Harry wanted him to attend a prestigious school rather than being tutored on the set.
Meanwhile, the fourth J.K. Rowling adventure book is so fat -- 734 pages -- no one is sure it can be shaped into a single movie without slicing scenes, which could alienate the protective author and her fanatical young readers.
As for book No. 5, it's still in the works -- and even longer than the last one.
On top of all this, the clock is ticking for the three young stars of the "Potter" series, who already are beginning to outgrow their roles, raising the dicey issue of whether adolescent audiences would embrace a new Harry, Ron and Hermione.
As successful as the "Potter" film series has been so far, it also has become arguably the most complicated and uniquely unpredictable movie franchise ever undertaken. Warner Bros. President Alan Horn calls the effort "a Herculean task."
No other long-running movie series -- not "Star Wars," James Bond or "Batman" -- has been forced to juggle the competing interests of literary loyalty, artistic license and commercial considerations on such a grand scale.
"It's a unique balancing act," studio Chairman Barry Meyer says -- one that gets trickier, not easier, as the franchise stretches toward the end of the decade and possibly beyond.
"Things you think may be a slam dunk may not be," says media analyst Tom Wolzien of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.
In all, Warner Bros. plans on making seven movies based on Rowling's completed and pending books about a bespectacled boy and his pals at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where young witches and wizards learn the finer points of potions and wands while tumbling into frightening adventures.
The studio got into the game early and cheaply. Just before the first book -- "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" -- became an international sensation, Warner Bros. paid Rowling a meager $50,000 for the right to keep rivals at bay. The following year, the studio paid an additional $500,000, this time to exercise its option to make a movie.
Since then, "Sorcerer's Stone" has generated an estimated $1.5 billion in revenue for the studio and its corporate parent, AOL Time Warner Inc., from worldwide box-office receipts and DVD, television and merchandising sales. "Chamber of Secrets" appears headed down the same road to riches, grossing an estimated $87.7 million in North American theaters last weekend.
Movie a Year Planned
The initial plan was to maintain a schedule that would allow the studio to release a movie every year, keeping audience anticipation high. For the first two films, the strategy worked. Not so for No. 3, which won't be out until 2004 -- proving that nothing can be taken for granted when working with young stars on an ambitious scale.
Production on "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" was delayed until February when the parents of leading boy Daniel Radcliffe, 13, asked for a recess. They told the studio and London-based producer David Heyman their son had been accepted into a top-drawer school and they would like him to attend the first semester. The parents of co-star Emma Watson, 12, who plays precocious witch Hermione, wanted their daughter to study in a real classroom too. For two years, the young actors had been tutored on the set.
"The kids wanted a break," studio chief Horn says. "We're talking about real people here."
Their director, however, wanted to drop out completely.
Chris Columbus, whose works include the mainstream hits "Home Alone" and "Mrs. Doubtfire," had planned on directing all seven "Potter" pictures. But last summer, halfway through shooting "Chamber of Secrets," he told the studio he was simply too spent to even contemplate a third movie, let alone four more after that.
The normally indefatigable Columbus has spent three years filming in London, uprooting his wife and their four children (ranging in age from 5 to 13) from their San Francisco home.
After beginning production on "Chamber of Secrets" just three days after the debut of "Sorcerer's Stone," Columbus says he couldn't imagine starting another grueling regimen of 16-hour days.
"I didn't think I could give the actors the same amount of energy ... and I wanted to spend more time with my family," Columbus says. "I had the insanely naive vision that I would direct all seven movies. But ... I realized that if I even attempted to do the third movie, I might not make it."
Breaking the news to the studio was tough, but not nearly as hard as telling the young actors with whom he had grown so close, especially Radcliffe.
Still, Columbus won't be heading back to the Bay Area soon. To ensure a smooth transition for the youngsters and their new director, Alfonso Cuaron, he agreed to stay on as a producer until "Prisoner of Azkaban" is completed late next summer.
"My only rule is that the set has to be a completely comfortable place -- no screaming, no angry outbursts, no selfish behavior," Columbus says.
The change in directors also could have a dramatic effect on the look and tone of the franchise. Although Cuaron has been lauded for his artistry, he has never shepherded a huge commercial success or directed a big-budget, complicated production with lots of visual effects. The first two "Potter" movies each cost about $140 million to make.
What the studio did see in Cuaron was his distinctive style and range. He directed this year's sexually explicit Spanish-language sleeper "Y Tu Mama Tambien," a coming-of-age story about two teenage boys who become intimate with the same older woman. On the other end of the spectrum, he directed Warner's visually enchanting but financially disappointing 1995 children's movie "A Little Princess," which is set in a New York girls' school.
"He has a great sense of magic, boundless imagination, a real compassion for children and a keen understanding of teenage life and its nuances," "Potter" producer Heyman says.
Cuaron's biggest challenge may be one out of his control, one that sets the "Potter" franchise apart from any other movie series.
Although the young stars were supposed to age one year with each movie -- as the characters do in the books -- the plan has gone awry. With production delayed, their ages will be out of sync by the third movie, a gap that is expected only to widen with each new installment.
"We're experimenting with cryogenic techniques to simply freeze the actors until we're ready to go again, but so far there's no scientific evidence to suggest that it's a workable plan," Horn jokes.
The child actors in the "Potter" franchise are unusual because they have given face to literary characters cherished by millions of young readers.
Casting Challenges
It will be tricky enough to replace Professor Albus Dumbledore, portrayed in the first two "Potter" movies by Richard Harris, 72, who died last month. But the thought of replacing Harry or his closest cohorts is enough to unnerve Warner executives fearful of breaking the spell with fans.
Horn says he hopes he will not confront that decision. But if he does, there'll be only one option. "We'd have to find new kids," he says.
At this point, Radcliffe, Watson and 14-year-old Rupert Grint, who plays Harry's sidekick Ron, are under contract for only one more movie. They have not been asked to sign up for No. 4, according to Horn, because production isn't slated to begin until spring 2004.
With so much money riding on the advancing ages of the children, there is little room for the kinds of creative and strategic delays that typically plague Hollywood productions. As a result, pressure is mounting to keep the productions on track.
The studio only recently closed a deal with screenwriter Steve Kloves to begin adapting Rowling's lengthy fourth book, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." If Kloves can't figure out how to squeeze the material into one movie, the studio might have to make two, Horn said. And that would further distance the actors' real ages from those of their screen characters.
Then again, condensing the voluminous book into one movie carries its own problems. Harry Potter audiences expect to see every twist and turn from Rowling's books leap from the page to the screen.
The status of "Harry Potter" No. 5 is even murkier, raising concerns about just how long the momentum can be maintained.
Warner had hoped Rowling would be done writing "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" by last summer because the studio wanted to release the video and DVD of "Sorcerer's Stone" at the same time the book was published.
So when will Warner get a peek?
"Zero idea," Horn confesses. When he saw the author at the London premiere of "Chamber of Secrets," "she didn't mention it and I didn't ask."
According to a spokeswoman at Scholastic Inc., Rowling's U.S. publisher, the author is "putting the finishing touches" on her fifth book. And though that may be good news for the studio, Rowling has told her publisher that book No. 5 will be "one chapter longer than [No.] 4."
For the teaser poster I would love it if they had a dementor! That would keep it simple. Maybe a dementor standing with it's hand exposed since J.K. Rowling described so vividly what their hands look like in the book.
A piece from the BBC about Dan Radcliffe's feelings on meeting the Cho Chang.....
'Daniel Radcliffe says he's kind of excited about seeing who will play his potential girlfriend Cho Chang in the next movie.
But he says he won't get to help decide who plays her.
Harry meets Cho Chang for the first time in book three, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. There's instant chemistry between them, which develops even more in book four.
Yes, a Dementor on the teaser poster would be great!
I'm boycotting CoS because it was my least favorite book. But my favorite is PoA, so I'll be there when this one comes out. I loved the Sirius Black character and all the twists. It should also be a better adaptation because of the new director.
You should see CoS. It has some great action scenes, its very funny, and has an engaging mystery film. Are you a Potter fan? CoS is a great book. Not the best, but damn good. Why would you boycott?
That's a silly comment, MOVIE-Maniac 8.
You're boycotting THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS because it was your least fave book, but will be there opening day for THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN? If you're a fan of the series than I don't see why you would boycott one of them because it happened to be your least favorite.
Supposedly, Gary Gero(Harry Potter animal coordinator) wants the dog below to be Sirius' Animagus form. This five year old Black Lab was in films like Dog Park and Dog Show......
CountingDown.Com recently talked to Wayne Barlowe, a man working on pre-production art for PoA. The interviewer talked mostly about Hellboy, but one of the questions was about Potter....
CountingDown: We hear that your next project is doing preproduction art for the third Harry Potter movie are you at liberty to talk about your work on that project so far?
Wayne Barlowe: No. (laughs) Its an ongoing process, Im enjoying working with the people in the UK, this is a new experience for me. I was over there two weeks back about... I met with the director and the production designer, they were both terrific guys. The guys that were already there, the two artists, are also extremely talented guys and I got along real well, and that was very pleasant. And now Im back here, scanning my artwork in, feeling somewhat removed from the progress of it, but I think doing some very different work from what I did on Hellboy. But its satisfying and its a lot of fun, and I have to admit I hadnt read any of the Harry Potter stuff up until I worked on this, and its a challenge, its fun.
Here is an article from AICN about Radcliffe's double prepping for the filming of this movie....
A friend of mine takes riding lessons here in the UK. Specifically a town called Chelmsford in Essex.
One of the instructors let it slip that Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double is practicing bare-back riding for the filming of the next Harry Potter film - Prisoner of Azakaban, presumably for the scenes with the Hippogriff, Buckbeak.
Here is an older article, but it should be posted because it has some great stuff from Alfonso Cuaron himself........
Well, slap us on the back and call us ahead of the game, for even before the second instalment of Potter magic hits our screens next month, Empire Online has got the inside nod on how J.K Rowling's third novel, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is shaping up from the very man in charge, Alfonso Cuaron. And trust us, it's going to be interesting.
The surprise choice to replace Chris Columbus as director of the most loved literature of the last few years, Mexican-born Cuaron is perhaps better known for scoring a major international hit this year with his small-budget, sexed-up Spanish language film, Y Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too) as well as for his previous adaptations of Great Expectations and A Little Princess. When Empire Online cheekily asked whether the adolescence lust and raging hormones of Y Tu Mama will make an appearance at Hogwarts along with Harrys first crush, Cuaron joked at least, we hope he was joking - "Sex in Harry Potter? It's going to be steamy magical," before adding, "We'll have digital effects too!" A frightening thought.
And after working on such an independent, small-scale film as Y Tu Mama, Cuaron has no problems at all with the prospect of tackling the huge project that will be The Prisoner of Azkaban. Describing "Jo Rowling" as "super cool, a great creative ally," he said, "I think we have a great connection creatively. I feel very good about it."
With production for Harry Potter and the Prison of Azkaban scheduled for next Spring, Cuaron, like Columbus before him, is busy enjoying his stay in good old Blighty. "I've always liked London and spent long periods here but never quite as long as this. I'm just having a blast working on this film and collaborating with everyone and walking around London everyday." And he stresses that Pottermania is as big in Latin America as it is in the rest of the world. Letting slip he had a small niece mad about Harry, it's safe to say that Cuaron must now be one of the worlds favourite uncles.
Its from EMPIRE ONLINE, btw.
just like the second one, i am REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY excited about this film! i can;t wait until next year. its going to be a long year......but i can't wait! there is really no other movie for next year that i am really really excited about...cept this one of course!
There were some reason rumblings that Tom Felton would not be returning to play Draco Malfoy, the Slytherin bully, in the third Potter flick, but this article from CountingDown.Com can ease all of our fears...
Contrary to recent rumors that Tom Felton was not intending to appear in the third Harry Potter movie due to commitments with another picture, it appears that he is still on board. A representative from his website told us exclusively that though he was originally somewhat down on the filmmaking and subsequent fame, he has come to quite enjoy it in recent months and is intending to appear in Prisoner of Azkaban.
One Dumbledore rumor DENIED!
.... will not portray.......
This is a blurb from CountingDown.Com....
Despite rumors that he would take over a key role in the "Harry Potter" movies from the late Richard Harris, actor Christopher Lee says that is only a rumor and that it is false. He says he has half a dozen other films in his future, including the next sequels to "Star Wars" and "Lord Of The Rings," according to an interview in Variety with senior columnist Army Archerd.
Really, it's not Watson, Radcliffe and Grint I'm worried about growing up, it's Tom Felton. The kid's already 15, while the others are 12 and 13. He'll be in twenties playing a 17 year old! Not good! But, I think if they changed the actors, it could be the death of the series.
20 year olds play 17 year olds all the time! Haven't you ever seen a teen movie?
Well maybe Christoper Lee IS interested in playing Dumbledore? Here is a quote from CountingDown.Com.....
He makes no secret of the fact that he would love to play Professor Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster role so memorably created in the first two Harry Potter movies by the late Richard Harris.
He firmly scotched rumours swirling around the movie industry: "I was never approached to play the part. I have not been approached to play the part."
But he did add: "I could certainly play the character but it wouldn't be the same way that the late Richard Harris played it."
Harry Potter MUST go back to Hogwarts. Loggie the Potter Elf says.
Well obviously many of you know how I feel about the Harry Potter films, and about this film.
About the Lee Topic- I am wary about Lee portraying Dumbledore. Obviously no one will ever do it like Harris did it. But still putting that fact behind me he doesn't seem like a match make in Heaven. But I am sure his is capable doing the role. I think it would be interesting.
Hopefully the troubled behind the scene's wont bring it upon into the movie. I am looking forward to it a whole lot :D
BTW, I have thought of an idea for a teaser poster. It could show Siruis Black's Dog, and lurking in the shawdow's we get a little glimpse of Black, and show his eyes to bring some evil. I could work, it could.
I thought Sirius WAS the black dog...
I still like the idea that I gave, but just the dog.
this is my second favorite of the series (i think my fave list goes 4, 3, 2, 1)....so i am really looking forward to this one. i think this book has really awesome characters. actually, i think the characters in this book are the most interesting (i like the goblet of fire the best because quidditch if my fave part of harry potter and g.o.f. has tons of it)....i love harry potter and i can't wait til next year! yay!
i wonder who will play dumbledore. i think ian mckellan would be good, but he's already a big character in lotr....so who knows, but i think he'd be good!
Aunt Marge is cast!
One of the most colorful characters in the third book is Uncle Vernon's sadistic sister. She is the one who loves to cuddle Dudley, and make fun of Harry. She has been cast. This is from CBBC Newsround.....
Hot new casting details for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban are beginning to emerge.
There's no news yet on key roles like Sirius Black or Professor Lupin.
But we can tell you that the role of Aunt Marge - Uncle Vernon's monstrous sister - will be played by British actress Pam Ferris.
A photo of her:
Can't wait until we learn who is going to play Lupin and Sirius.
Here is an article about a PoA shooting location. This is from BBC News. Here you go.....
"Glencoe venue for new Potter movie"
The next Harry Potter film could be filmed in Glencoe.
Warner Brothers Production has lodged a planning application to build a set for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Local councillors have still to consider the plan and officials have not yet recommended a decision.
But if consent is given, it is thought the local economy could be boosted by up to £3m from the 400 crew and cast thought to be involved in the making of the third movie in the Harry Potter series.
The application, which will be considered by Highlands Council, is likely to be given the go-ahead because of the boost it would bring during filming next February, March and April.
There could also be a huge spin-off in tourism if Glencoe is shown to the viewing public worldwide.
The planning application includes a gatehouse, sundial garden and stone cottages that form part of the famous Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry where Harry Potter learned his magic skills.
The application is for the film village to be at Torren on the edge of Glencoe village, not far from the Clachaig Inn, famous among climbers and hillwalkers from all over the world.
The West Highland scenery has already been seen in the two previous films - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - with Glen Nevis and the Glenfinnan Viaduct prominent in some scenes.
'Welcome boost'
Fort William and Lochaber are no strangers to playing host to the film world.
In the summer of 1995, the town was visited by Mel Gibson and Liam Neeson for the making of Braveheart and Rob Roy, and Highlander starring Sean Connery was filmed in parts of Glen Nevis.
Local councillor Drew McFarlane Slack said: "This Harry Potter film will again bring a welcome boost of visitors in the area.
"These films always bring in visitors wanting to see where they were shot.
"For example each year there is a group of young people from Southern Italy who make a pilgrimage here to see where Highlander was filmed."
Glencoe community councillor Iain Brown added: "None of us realised how much good Braveheart would do in attracting visitors to the area, and it would be magic if there was a similar spin-off from Harry Potter."
Glencoe is very bleak at times. That will be good for the Dementors.
This is from a Christopher Lee interview I found at THE LEAKY CAULDRON...
I was in Vienna, then Germany and then I went back to England and there was this flood on the Internet. It came on to my Web site, of course, eventually. People asking. Then it went into the radio. Then it went onto television. Talk and interview shows -- not with me. Then it went into the press. "He's going to play Richard Harris's part!" And then, of course, everybody asked me, "Is it true?" I said, "No. It isn't." "Well, what do you mean it isn't true?"
I said, "Look. A man has been dead for three or four days. I think it's in extremely bad taste to discuss this sort of thing and very inappropriate." When he was buried, which was only a few weeks ago, it's still inappropriate that somebody starts this. Because I'm then faced with answering this question. I think that people probably don't believe me. They think that I've done some sort of secret deal.
All I can say is that nobody ever asked me to play that part before Harris played it. And nobody has me right up to this very second. Nobody. So it's entirely a rumor. If they did ask me, I would probably say "Yes" and be very pleased. But they haven't. That's the important thing. It's not good when this sort of thing starts, you know. It's not good. It gets out of control. It's embarrassing for me and my agent is going crazy. The phone never stops. The Times printed something. The Times of London, for God's sake. Said: "Three years ago, of course, Christopher Lee was offered the part and turned it down." Totally untrue. I was never offered it. Ever. So that's the end of that story.
Report: Ian McKellen to play Albus Dumbledore
From the IMDb:
McKellen Heads to Hogwarts
British acting knight Sir Ian McKellen will replace the late Richard Harris as Professor Albus Dumbledore in the third Harry Potter movie. The 63-year-old star, who also plays wizard Gandalf in the Lord Of The Rings Trilogy, is set to appear in the third installments of both rival films - after signing to take on the role of the Hogwarts headmaster in Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban. McKellen takes over the role from Harris - who died of cancer in October. Movie bosses had hoped to cast Harris in the new film - which is due to begin filming in February - by using computer animation and film footage. But they found they did not have the required film available. Fellow Brit Christopher Lee - another Lord Of The Rings star - was among those tipped to replace Harris. A source on the Warner Bros movie set says, "Everyone has been sworn to secrecy about Ian McKellen getting the role of Dumbledore. One of the production staff let it slip and now it is spreading like wild fire. He got the part just before Christmas but Warner's won't announce it until the New Year. Bosses thought he was the perfect replacement for Harris and, as we all know, he is capable of playing the part of a wizard. They are not worried about people getting The Lord Of The Rings and Harry Potter confused. They are two very different films."
Wonder if it's true. Seems like it is, but you can never trust the IMDb and their "reputable sources." McKellen is a great actor but we don't want HP and LOTR confused, I would have rather gone with Richard Attenborough or Peter O'Toole.
well, if it is true, hes got my vote.
dumbledore the white anyone?
I've heard about this, and I am not sure whether its true or not. I would love it if it was true. McKellen is a superb actor, and has clearly shown he can bring a literary wizard to the screen wonderfully(Gandalf). Although, IMDB and The Sun(where I heard of this) are not reliable sources. The Sun was the one who reported that Dumbledore's face would be digitally added on to a double. I'll wait until David Heyman makes this official.
P.S. I am going to merge this with the PoA countdown.
I certainly hope this is not true, and it's not really because I don't like Harry Potter, but I just don't think he should play such similar parts, and I don't think he would. It's just like we discussed in my Chronicles of Narnia thread. No one from LOTR should be in the Narnia movies because they are too similar and the same goes for HP. Its even worse though in HP's case because it's coming out at the same time. Like I said, I pray to God its not true.
Ian McKellen's official website has denied that rumor that he has signed on to The Prisoner of Azkaban. He is not signed, and Christopher Lee also said that he hasn't even been offered it. The Sun is (like about all British tabloids) definitely not a trustworthy source for information on films, especially casting news.
The change in directors also could have a dramatic effect on the look and tone of the franchise. Although Cuaron has been lauded for his artistry, he has never shepherded a huge commercial success or directed a big-budget, complicated production with lots of visual effects. The first two "Potter" movies each cost about $140 million to make.
What the studio did see in Cuaron was his distinctive style and range. He directed this year's sexually explicit Spanish-language sleeper "Y Tu Mama Tambien," a coming-of-age story about two teenage boys who become intimate with the same older woman. On the other end of the spectrum, he directed Warner's visually enchanting but financially disappointing 1995 children's movie "A Little Princess," which is set in a New York girls' school.
Hmmm. I find this part interesting. A similar situation with the LOTR, PJ of course, was another virtually unknown director also with an unique style. I question whether WB will give Cuaron the degree of artistic freedom though, that PJ enjoyed.
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Anyone with a decent amount of normal human strength, a sharp sword, and unimpeded surprise from behind while Hulk growls out his monologue.
Hulk's death.....Who can kill Him????
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and anyone with matter manipulating powers
@TheAcidSkull said:
no, hulks is walking nexues and he has soem magic energy within him , he has always been able to see astral ghosts and touch them
Uh huh.
Please refer to my earlier statements about not liking all powerful characters. Even Superman is vulnerable to psychic and magical attacks. If you liked WWH, good for you. My preferences are certainly not global standards. But everything about the story rubbed me the wrong way, and trying to convince me that it wasn't inconsistent with the Hulk's character doesn't make me like the story more; it makes me like the Hulk less.
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Anyone with a decent amount of normal human strength, a sharp sword, and unimpeded surprise from behind while Hulk growls out his monologue.
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@TheCowman: I completely agree with you. World War Hulk was filled with such bad writing just to boost the hulk's image. It made me like him way less!
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Chaos War Abomination could probably kill most Hulks before they're anywhere near his strength level by snapping his neck or tearing off his head. He was man handling the entire Hulk family with absolute ease, imagine what would happen if he could just focus on Banner?
In order to destroy him permanently, I see 3 options.
If he is just reflected in weak before traveling with something not attack what is left blasphemous (no soul and no cells).
Deprive him the power gamers and then destroy every cell.
Someone from the First or Second Power downstream has to do it.
First League symbols for things from the real reality.
One Above All, The Fulcrum (authors of the comic) Protégé (Cosmic mimicry = copyright infringement, etc. One Above All instead One Above All)
First Galactus with his sealed power = Ultimate Nullifier (the end). Yin and yang (DC and Marvel Publishing)
Second League support of all Supreme Power
(All power to a an author can give.)
Support the heart of Eternity (once Thanos), Living Tribunal together with Stranger
Nemesis (ok maybe I was considered a bit high but still be more powerful than all of the multiverse together infinity gems).
I have to agree with throwing him into the sun. Even if the Hulk can breath in space and regenerate.... He wont regenerate fast enough while hes getting pulled to the core of the sun so he would disintegrate and even if his regeneration was still fast enough he would eventually tire out (Hulk Form) and go back to normal form and die. As we've seen he cannot stay in {Hulk form) forever and when he comes out of it (after long periods) hes completely exhausted.
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He's an atomic-powered, genetically indestructible man. Nothing can kill him. The atomic-molecular strength of his DNA grows in proportion to stress. DNA in the machine that make all the different types of protein belonging to different types of multicellular organ systems.
The one thing always remains when Hulk is hurt is his DNA and all other things, DNA's protein products, can be regenerated from that. Because Hulk's DNA is indestructible, his healing factor does not rely on how fast it can makes copies of itself, or how fast it generates proteins. Now matter how fast, DNA replication and protein production is not an instant process but Hulk's regeneration does not rely solely on that speed because his DNA will always remains due to being simultaneously built up strength in proportion to stress.
While other superheroes can brag of their super-powered genes, Hulk is the only built to survive anything. Wolverine is similar to the Hulk, except he does get stronger and the energy needed to maintain his DNA, continuously feeding it mass thus keeping it from falling apart, is limited unlike the Hulk who depends on the limitless atomic energy of the entire universe. Hulk says he's "the strongest there is" for a reason. He's the ultimate genetic juice-head so of course his powers are also a big problem for him and a problem that he can't get rid of.
And Hulk has withstood the equivalent of core solar temperatures and beyond so throwing him into the sun would not even phase him.
Hulk does not tire as long as he is under the stimulus of great stress. Banner transforms into Hulk in midst of such situations in order to survive.
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I have to agree with throwing him into the sun. Even if the Hulk can breath in space and regenerate.... He wont regenerate fast enough while hes getting pulled to the core of the sun so he would disintegrate and even if his regeneration was still fast enough he would eventually tire out (Hulk Form) and go back to normal form and die. As we've seen he cannot stay in {Hulk form) forever and when he comes out of it (after long periods) hes completely exhausted.
He must not turn back. There are enough Hulk versions which can remain indefinitely in Hulk form.
Even when he will complete his mind remains destroyed. Once this has gathered enough energy it can withstand a body make (in the sun should go pretty fast).
Gladiator's heat vision is hotter than the core of the sun. Hulk could still fend him with his hands. Once he has fully adapted to the heat of the sun is no longer a problem.
I just sign in to reply. First of all http://www.universomarvel.com.aq/?destino=hulk check this page,is in spanish but i think you can get a translation. You will see how powerfull the Hulk really is even before WWH. In the other hand,Hulk is unkillable even if you get to his brain,as the Maestro said,he will allways come back. His strength goes beyond physics,everything is on that page,suported by comics obviusly,if you dont get to translate the page at least see the images.
In terms of up to date comics? No one yet, though Rulk did.
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Galactus and other beings of similar power levels or higher.
Dr strange
Ghost Rider
Silver Surfer,
Zeus (and every other, high father, sky father or all father)
Galactus (and anyone approching his level)
the wrest of Galactus's heraldas
DP tyrant
anyone who can fly fast enough to get him into space without being KOed.
.... So yeah it's a really big list.
or combined efforts between teams of weaker characters.
oh and anyone with matter manip, reality manip, or time manip... :)
Could someone like Flash theoretically kill him by phasing through his body at lightspeed and removing his brain? I can't see how someone can heal if they are brain dead.
Alternatively, if someone used one of those samurai swords that halts the healing factor and took off his head. Can't see how he comes back from that!
Can he breathe in space? i.e. Green Lantern or Superman flies him out of earths atmosphere at hypersonic speed and he is left stranded?
Gotta say though that killing Hulk is darn near impossible. IMHO he's harder to kill than Superman.
Surfer could just take him apart atom by atom with out even touching him.
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Spider-man can. He even said so.
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each of his deaths has been fodder but there are plenty of cosmic beings and such who can end his life with a thought add to that list pretty much anyone with murderous intent its up to your imagination I guess
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Anyone if they can kill him as bruce b4 he turns
Who can kill The Hulk?:
-Any Thanos level or above character
-Silver Surfer or any of the Annihilators
-Invisible Woman
-Dr Doom (with prep)
-Reed Richards (with prep)
-Dr Strange
-Jean Grey
-Charles Xavier
These are the one in the top of my head.
Franklin Richards
The Celestials
Phoenix Five
Anyone with the Infinity Gauntlet
Adam Warlock
Molecule Man
Dr. Doom (maybe)
Silver Surfer (maybe)
Maestro (He count?)
Beta Ray Bill
Anyone with the Ultimate Nullifier (maybe)
Any Watcher
I could keep going.
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How about Ultron? And Wolverine could kill him, Galactus for sure and i think Deadpool killed him once.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I do believe Thor has killed him before.
I think those have been regulated to What If?s or alternate realities. In an older What If? where the Hulk went truly berserk and killed Iron Man Thor ended up snaping the Hulk's neck because Thor saw the Hulk was beyond reason and Thor had lost his hammer and was under the 60 second limitation at the time. The other occasion was during "The Reigning" storyline. Thor was deprived of most of the Odinpower at the time, but still had some left. He ended up killiing the Hulk by shoving a tree trunk through his chest having a prolonged battle against Hulk and Ben Grimm. This storyline was later removed to an alternate reality thanks to time travel.
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@castleking: this is incorrect. cable and storm did not kill the hulk. in that comic, hulk was being controlled by onslaught. cable was going on and out of the hulks mind trying to free him of the control , tring to find secrets and possibly help bridge the connection between bruce and hulk. at a point in the comic, storm and cable simultaneously attack hulk basically the psionic attack to his mind and storms lightning. hulk falls to the ground and isnt moving. storm asks is he dead. they got him to his feet after cable goes in his head again to break the mind control. storm shocks him again. he never was "dead" in the comic
.....a number of characters could kill the Hulk but he wouldn't stay dead for long. Even the Maestro Hulk reformed himself eventually after being disintegrated.....but I am sure the likes of Thanos and Galactus could kill the Hulk, at least temporarily if not longer.
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In Avengers Annual 13 Wasp of all people apparently killed Hulk with a sting that caused a reaction in him that turned Hulk into coal. In actuality no one can kill Hulk, he is the ultimate who's power grows with his level of anger and his strength & power can be dialed up to outmatch anybody period!
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Deathstroke can put a promethium sword through his head and he is dead.
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@thecowman hahaha yeah he always can magically keep getting angrier. next thing hulk will be his maddest ever and be sooo strong that they'll have to make hulk have rabies to surpass his last angriest moment.
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Allot of people can do it, though it's been hinted at that hulk can't truly die (within reason of course).
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Shorten the list by remembering durability and healing ability of the hulk,.......which makes him pretty much unkillable.
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- Archangel Michael -would hit him once and send him spiraling into the Lake of Fire
- Medieval Dragon - Canonically 'invincible', per the text of a medieval bestiary, which carries as much or more weight than any Marvel writer's description of a superhero's abilities, powers or limitations
- Atlas - Strength incarnate. Holds up the heavens. Many other divine powers.
- Lancelot - Canonically invincible in combat.
- The Kraken - Would rise up from the sea and drag him down into eternal darkness
...Essentially, any canonically invincible being, hero, god or legend from myth, folklore or religious texts. As long as the ancient author describes the being as 'invincible', then it will either defeat the Hulk or fight him to a draw.
This not only gives equal or higher merit to ancient writers, but also gives props to the very way ancients perceived supernatural abilities. Their minds were shaped to see more powerful abilities, higher levels of divinity and immortality, IMHO. Thus, Marvel writers are likely incapable of conceiving a being that can defeat an ancient god or hero. They just don't know how to create one as powerful. No matter how much people in Norway learned about music, no matter how much theory they absorbed, no matter how many styles they were familiar with, they probably would not have developed Delta Blues. It would not have come from their spirit or soul. Same here: No matter how hard the Marvel writers attempt to create a super being, they just can't do it like Old Testament writers or singers of Icelandic sagas, Arthurian legends and similar fare. Just my crazy opinion.
Power this, regeneration that, rage this, strength that...the beings listed above are beyond all that.
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I thought they had a creature they absorbed Gama and was like slime. It just covered the hulk and fed on him until he was dead?
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@arthurkerr: Never heard of a such a thing and seeing as Hulk never actually died, i guess not.
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He's very hard to kill but can be done. Then again you better kill him before he gets mad. Basically what silly Mark Waid run did they tried to kill him when he was Bruce.
My understanding, is that his immunity to being both knocked out or even killed works in proportion to how much stress and anger he is experiencing.
And even if he is somehow killed, he'll always come back, its part of what makes him Incredible.
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Cincinnatians are mad for five-way chili, which is spiced meat atop spaghetti noodles, topped with beans, cheese, and onions. Many agree that Camp Washington makes the best. This one-of-a-kind hash house, named after its neighborhood (which had been a Civil War encampment) features all the proper ambiance, including a great gleaming neon clock on the back wall and great vats of bubbling chili visible from the long row of stools that face the kitchen. The air smells of onions and spice; and by late in the morning the dining room is packed with cheap-eats fans who fork their way into plates of five-way and heft chili-cheese Coneys and mile-high double-decker sandwiches.
The proprietor, John Johnson, began working at Camp Washington when he was a boy. "It is the only place I have ever worked," he says with glee as he stands at a huge pot of simmering chili, stirring it like a sorcerer concocting magic potion. Mr. Johnson's uncle, Steve Andon, along with partner Anastasios "Fred" Zarmbus, founded the Camp Washington parlor in 1940. When young John Johnson arrived from Greece in 1951, his uncle took him in and eventually imparted the secrets of his spice mix. Finally, in 1977, Mr. Johnson bought the business – along with the top-secret formula. "You know something," he confesses with conspiratorial glee, "I have tinkered with the recipe. Not much, and nothing big. A little here, a little there. I believe I have improved it ."
It is sensational. Made from lean beef that is finely ground on the premises and brewed in batches of sixty gallons each day, it is dark and meaty, brilliantly spiced but not painfully hot, and thick enough to blend perfectly with the tender noodles onto which it is ladled.
Chili isn't the only unique Cincinnati food served at Camp Washington. For those unfamiliar with Queen City diner culture, here are thumbnail definitions of some of John Johnson's other specialties:
Goetta: a slab of breakfast meat that is reminiscent of scrapple, but made with pin oats instead of cornmeal and laced with sweet bits of onion. Goetta is spicy, porky, unctuous, and rib-sticking, like sausage but even wickeder. It is sliced thin and grilled to a crisp, and its traditional role is as a companion to a plate of eggs and fried potatoes.
Double decker sandwiches are not, technically speaking, exclusively Cincinnati's; but no place comes close to the Queen City's passion for mile-high sandwiches made with three slices of toast and ridiculous amounts of cold cuts, bacon and eggs, cheese and tomatoes. Most chili parlors offer double-deckers; Camp Washington's are particularly lofty and beautiful: amazing monuments of food that are quite literally impossible to fit between one's jaws.
Coney Islands are minuscule hot dogs: pale pink, lightly grilled, customarily served in a soft white bun on a bed of mustard and topped with chili and chopped raw onions. A fluffy mantle of shredded cheddar cheese is a popular option that makes an ideal Coney crown.
And finally, it must be understood that Cincinnati chili bears little resemblance to chili served outside the Midwest (it IS similar to Green Bay chili from Wisconsin), and is virtually a different food group from Texas-style bowls of red. To a Cincinnati cook, chili always means meat sauce piled onto a bed of soft-cooked spaghetti noodles. There are multiple variations: "Two-way" chili is simply noodles and sauce; "three-way" adds cheese; "four-way" includes either beans or onions; and "five-way" is the whole shebang with beans and onions. There is also a variation known as "chili bean," which lacks the layer of cheese. Aside from the fascinating stratification, what makes Cincinnati chili so intriguing is the meat sauce itself. It is spicy but not fiery hot, curiously sweet, and deliriously aromatic. We have long believed Camp Washington's chili is the very best.
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"A close-up of the 5-Way shows the quintet of ingredients working in perfect harmony."
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"The cheese coneys here are small and overrun with cheese."
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"Camp Washington Chili makes a fine version of that unique Cincy breakfast meat, goetta. It reminds me of the scrapple we have back in Pennsylvania, only leaner."
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"Camp Washington is a fine place to try another of Cincy's local specialties, the double decker. This sandwich is ham and turkey on toast, all being held together by a toothpick!"
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"In Texas, you'd be strung up for serving chili with beans and spaghetti. In Cincinnati, it's the only way."
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"A modest bacon and egg sandwich breakfast at Camp Washington Chili Parlor ... with lettuce and mayo, of course."
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"Keepers of the secret chili recipe! This picture is from the late 1970s, when we first met John Johnson after he bought the chili parlor from his uncles. He has since won a James Beard award for excellence and the restaurant is new and shiny ... but the chili is the same classic plate he made in the beginning."
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"John Johnson stands by one of the great vats in which his chili is currently steaming. These silver vessels were moved from the old location."
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"Camp Washington's counter is broad and roomy, with plenty of booths behind for those who prefer a more intimate chili-eating experience."
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"Note the time on the wall. That's A.M.; John Johnson was already hard at work brewing the day's chili; and the customers included some who were concluding a long night with plates of five-way as well as others who were beginning their day with goetta and eggs."
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Town's Simon 'Doc' Holliday strolls across Cresselly ground as the rain ends play with decent runs on scoreboard. Picture Susan McKehon.
Cresselly (Did not bat) v Haverfordwest (224 for 6) – Match abandoned
Haverfordwest found it comfortable to score runs at Cresselly as they raced to 224 for 6 at tea but Cresselly were prevented from giving chase by the heavy rain which swept in.
Ben Field oozed class in his knock of 63 before he was caught by Simon Cole off Ryan Lewis having stroked eight fours and two sixes. He found excellent support from Jonathan Strawbridge (51, including four fours and a six) and Karl Rhead, whose 51 not out took only 34 balls and contained four fours and three sixes.
Lewis (2 for 53) and fellow veteran Lyn Richards (3 for 51) were the principal wicket-takers for Cresselly but their batsmen were prevented from trying to reach such a formidable score by the weather.
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Taliban Declares War on Journalists
Friday, October 19, 2012
The widespread media coverage of Taliban shooting victim Malala Yousafzai seems to have come as a surprise to the Taliban, who are claiming the media are biased against them. Brooke speaks to Pakistani journalist Mushtaq Yusufzai, who says the Taliban are planning attacks on journalists because they feel the media are ruining their reputation.
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That would be paid PR flak, as so many of today's so-called journalists are and have been for some time.
Now, my cousin bragged that he'd established the Afghan West Point but since toned it down to a "we" from "I". Still, despite high profile green on blue incidents, I hear from news sources that Afghan forces are actually improving now and I'll grant that he and his ilk laid the groundwork. I'll bet his staunch born-again beliefs made us some enemies, too.
Meanwhile, I've felt for some time that the Taliban's days were numbered when, after the people's liberation there , I saw a t.v. news report on the fathers of Afghanistan who built numbers of small, hand-run Ferris wheels for their kids. The original Ferris Wheel was designed to emulate yet overwhelm Eiffel's Tower with the United States' technological superiority plus it was just so darn much fun! What has the Taliban to offer that can compete with Malala, her brethren, her kin, trampolines, skateboards, and them! They're even talking about National Parks!
When Brooke asked Mr. Yusufzai why he continusd to work despite such threats to his life, I was profoundly moved by his simple assertion that he did this because he was a journalist and was commited to informing the public. While not every journalist has to face the harrowing consequences of belonging to this profession, I would hope that every journalist in this country would make the same level of commitment. And that those who cannot would simply stop calling themselves journalists and select another name for their work.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) domestic food and nutrition assistance programs, focusing on those programs that target benefits to women, children, infants, the elderly, and the needy. GAO noted that: (1) USDA food assistance programs constitute about 60 percent of the USDA budget and the Food Stamp Program accounts for more than one-half of those benefits; (2) 6 of the 14 USDA food programs target the groups reviewed; (3) participants' characteristics and the nature and level of benefits vary widely across the programs; (4) most of the programs have income eligibility criteria and some programs have additional criteria that individuals must meet to receive benefits; (5) benefit overlap is built into most of the programs, but it is not known how many persons participate in more than one program; (6) state and local governments and nonprofit organizations play a large role in distributing program benefits; (7) some USDA programs are similar to other agencies' assistance programs; (8) ineffective targeting of low-income people, burdensome administration, subsidizing providers rather than families, rising costs, duplication of services, inequitable funding allocations, and unfunded mandates affect the distribution of food benefits; and (9) alternatives to reduce costs and streamline program operations include improving low-income targeting, consolidating multiple programs, reducing some programs' funding levels, and eliminating some ineffective programs.
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I literally said wow like it freaking amazing
Amazingly well done! That's some talent!
I find it interesting how you coloured the sky with dark colours like the arriving of a thunderstorm, not sure if you were purposely doing that. But it made me think of the challenges in the game especially the hike up the snowy mountain, but the sun shining through the clouds is like a silver lining where in the end you see clear blue skies and that beautiful song plays (fav moment in the game ) anyway, the artwork is epic. I love it.
Beautifully done.
Really like the composition!
I first saw this in that very video you mentioned, and it is, undoubtedly, one of the most beautiful Journey pieces I've ever seen, if not the most beautiful. Love the depth of field and detail, particularly in regards to the fact that the composition focuses on the mountain more than the traveler. Brilliant work!
I read very much about the game, and I'm angry & sad, because I don't have PlayStation
Awww...find a friend with a playstation and play it thats what I would do
I... I just finished this game... I'm speechless...
yea, amazing game
Undoubtedly. It would have been even more incredible if my companion had known how to keep quiet more.
Wow....I really don't think there's a way to explain how extremely awesome and amazing this picture is....
This is absolutely amazing! I love the lighting and shading in this!
You should totally make this a print, for all of us Journey fans out there, this would make an awesome piece to have on our wall!
Pure legend! Wish i could draw like that!!
It's a stronger image than the usual ones I've seen around dA on "The Journey". You chose to use stronger shadows and darker, straight lines. I love the perspective and the flowing scarwes and ribbons... they add a feeling of movement which is quite difficult to recreate. And the light coming from the mountain is beautiful. Nice. Very, very nice.


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An expanse of sustainable timber just clinched the Chicago Architecture Biennial's Lakefront Kiosk Competition
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Chris Bentley.
Officials with the Chicago Architecture Biennial today announced the winners of the Lakefront Kiosk Competition, choosing a team whose stated goal was "to build the largest flat wood roof possible."
Urban culture 'consulates', Miami 'science barge' among winners of first Knight cities challenge
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Chris Bentley.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation announced Tuesday the winners of the first Knight Cities Challenge, awarding a total of $5 million to 32 projects that include "consulates" for local culture in Detroit, Philadelphia, and New Orleans, and "a social kitchen" in downtown Gary, Indiana.
Philadelphia packs its riverfront pop-up park, RiverRink Winterfest, with holiday cheer
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Henry Melcher.
Just a few months after Philadelphia's hugely popular, but temporary, Spruce Street Harbor Park closed up shop, the Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest has opened in its place. The new space, which is open until March 1st, was commissioned by the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation and designed by the New Jersey–based Groundswell Design Group, the same team behind the Winterfest's summertime predecessor.
Beer, Shakespeare, and hip hop take over a vacant lot in Downtown Louisville
Friday, October 3, 2014
Chris Bentley.
What can you do with a vacant lot? Urban activists in Louisville have set out to show just how much with an ongoing pop-up festival of sorts at 615-621 West Main Street, an empty plot of land in the heart of downtown where REX's Museum Plaza skyscraper was once set to rise.
The Detroit Design Festival is on view through Sunday
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Chris Bentley.
The Detroit Design Festival is underway, featuring 30 design events and 500 designers through Sunday, September 28. Panel discussions, art installations and flash-mob style gatherings are all on the docket for the six-day festival, which is sponsored by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Read More
Chicago Placemaking Festival Aims to teach Old Places New Tricks
Friday, August 15, 2014
Chris Bentley.
In a few short years, the term placemaking has migrated from wonky urban planning circles to neighborhoods across the country—that communities come together around public space is no groundbreaking observation, but when successful the idea can be revolutionary on a local scale.
So hopes Chicago's Metropolitan Planning Council, who this weekend will sponsor "Old Place New Tricks," a bid to "activate" neighborhoods from Englewood to Ravenswood with public space interventions that range from a "healthy eating happy hour" to "Selfie Sunday."
No more clowning around, team proposes a circus for architects
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Erik Douds.
Circuses have been a historic gathering place in cities and towns across America. Crowds of people are attracted to the towering tent, local music, and fragrant carnival food. A group of five architects tap into this pop appeal with their project, Circus for Construction, which won a competition in May,2014 held by Storefront for Art & Architecture. Their plan retrofits a semi-truck to transform into a pop-up venue and experimental gallery space for architecture and art.
Origami Architecture: Make's Portable Pop-Up Kiosks Fold Metal Like Paper
Friday, March 7, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
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Inspired by Japanese paper-folding, Canary Wharf booths make a sculptural statement whether open or shut.
Make Architects' folding kiosks for Canary Wharf in London bring new meaning to the term "pop-up shop." The bellows-like structures were inspired by Japanese paper folding. "[The kiosk] had to be solid, but lightweight, so then that led us to origami," said Make lead project architect Sean Affleck. "[You] end up with something very flimsy; add a few folds and creases, and suddenly the strength appears. In the folds, the shape appears."
Out of Chaos, Japanese Designers Shape a Pop-Up Bar Made From Reed-Grass
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Stela Rahman.
Designer Naoya Matsumoto and her peers at Seian University of Art and Design have created a unique meeting space for students on the Japanese campus. Their creation, a pop-up bar, is created from six panels of locally-sourced reeds called Yoshi. The chaotic construction resembles a traditional gabled roof structure in abstract form. Each year, students of the design school are challenged to create objects from the Yoshi reeds which grow freely around Lake Biwa, an area close to the university campus.
Arlington Looks to Build Community With New Pop-Up Park
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Amanda Gruen.
The Embassy of the Republic of Korea (ROK) has donated two parcels of land in Arlington County, Virginia's Courthouse area, and now the county is reaching out to the community for help in designing its first temporary pop-up park. The Departments of Parks and Recreation and Community Planning, Housing and Development have devised a survey to determine how the public would like to use the new open space on Clarendon Boulevard. Features already planned for the park include ADA accessible paths, an assortment of moveable seating, a modest grass area, and a landscaped barrier between the alleyway and open space.
San Francisco's Shipping Container Village Grows Up, Adds High-Style Retailer
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Sam Lubell.
There's a new couture addition to PROXY, the temporary shipping container village in San Francisco's Hayes Valley, designed by architects Envelope A+D. Adding to PROXY's cool coffee shop, ice cream parlor, and Biergarten is a new store for clothing company Aether, made up of three forty foot shipping containers stacked atop one another, supported by steel columns. The guts of the first two containers have been carved out, making a double story retail space, with a glass mezzanine above jutting to the side, providing display space and views. A third container for inventory storage is accessible via a custom-designed drycleaners' conveyor belt spanning all three floors. Workers can literally load garments from the ground floor and send them up to the top.
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I place where I can rest peacefully
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No one talks to me.
They've all taken the time to judge every part of me and so they know.
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They've labeled me as different and insecure.
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Reviews for Banko's Seafood
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Susan posted on 07/10/2015
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THE worst lobster I have ever "tried" to eat. Over cooked, rubbery, and tasteless. It was supposed to be a 1 1/2 lb live lobster. I got a total of 4 bites from the tail. Yes, I ate it. For that price, I couldn't bear to waste it!!
Concerned posted on 02/21/2015
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Had a terrible experience with this place. If you are not a regular of this establishment you clearly have NO rights. As a woman I was made to feel very uncomfortable by two regulars sitting at the bar while walking back to my table. It became so uncomfortable that a verbal altercation broke out between these "regulars" and the guys I was with. It was broken up and things started to calm. We had dinner and tried to relax. This individual who started things would not stop for hours. After approaching my boyfriend who was at the juke box things turned ugly fast and this guy started a physical fight with my boyfriend and his friend. It was broken up and the bartenders said we had to pay our tab and get out. I asked if the guy who started the fight was being thrown out as well and she said yes. After paying our tab the bartender told us to "take a few months off" from coming back the restaurant and the other bartender proceeded to get the drunken "regular" a beer while he sat back down. There was another couple who was next to us who asked if I was ok before leaving, I responded no. The wife stated that the same guy made her feel uncomfortable and her and her husband had been trying to ignore him. Moral of the story - if you're not a daily "regular" of this establishment and you defend your wife or girlfriend from a drunken "regular" - you will be thrown out and asked to not return for some time. I am BLOWN AWAY by how this situation was handled by the staff of Bankos and don't feel comfortable enough as a female to EVER go back.
Very Pleased to Very Disappointed posted on 02/12/2015
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I was a very pleased customer who agrew up on the Chesepeake Bay and often stated that Bank's was the only place in Northern Pennsylvania that compared to Maryland Style Crag Cakes. My statements were that they were very good, they were huge and they were very resonable. I not only ate in the restaurant but frerquently buy them raw to bring home to cook because it was hard to get served in the dinning room and at times took way to long but that is not my complaint. I saw the price of the raw cakes go from $8.95 to $9.95 and no complaint and ultimately to $12.50 each now and you know what still not the complaint. The complaint is that the price went up over 39% in what I consider a short time and the 4 raw crab cakes I recently bought were no where near the size they used to be. When the girl handed me the container which was a smaller container then I used to get 4 in the weight made me open and check because I only thought there were two in there based on how they felt before. I was shoked to see that there were 4 small crab cakes in the container. When I got home and my wife opened the container she asked where I got them and when I told her Banko's she said you did not. When I told her how much they were she said don't buy them anymore it is not worth it which we have chosen to do. So the point is you have last a dedicated customer who promoted your business for you not just because of price but you have also changed the quality.
Donny & Dar posted on 12/27/2014
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1st time there, and it certainly won't be the last.
 The cajun crayfish appetizer was delicious, and the snow crab legs were some of the best we have ever had.
 Everyone was friendly, we had great service, and we loved the comfortable atmosphere.

Jennie & Tony posted on 08/21/2014
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Just had dinner for our 29th anniversary. We were seated in a timely manner. With in 20 mins. of being seated we were being served our meals. We both had the crab cake dinner. Tony had the french fries and I got the baked potato. French fries weren't crispy BUT they were cooked all the way through and tasted good. The waitress kept checking on us to make sure of our needs. Talk about the best crab cakes in the world! YUMMMM!!! We will be back!
 ~Thanks to the entire staff for having a wonderful place.
Kate posted on 07/12/2014
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The Tuesday night steak night was much better when you offered a salad, baked potato and garlic bread. The vegetables now are mushy and it is just not as good a combination.
Lisa Devens posted on 03/31/2014
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My first time here ! Everything was amazing . I had the crab bisque and I'll say this I haven't had so good since st. Augustine . Amazing !! Atmosphere was wonderful, my glass was never empty and the lump crab meat dinner was so filling I couldn't finish. Cole slaw has to be the best around.
Momom posted on 03/23/2014
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Just came home from dinner. We were seated right away upstairs in new section with no heat and no back on the seat. Ordered 2 doz clams which were not even washed. They were so sandy disgusting and four never opened. My husbands soup was good. Then our meal the fish was so dry could not eat it and steak was to be med well. It came out burnt and not a drop of juice in it. Baked potatoe was hard and the cole slaw was very dry and so fine it had no taste. Very disappointed as have been there several times b4 and was very pleased but will not go back. Waitress never came to see if we needed a refill on drinks and took 15 min. To bring our check. I apologize to the people I recommended this place to previously.
TKB posted on 01/05/2014
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Best place around! If you've ever been a waitress/waiter you know the stress of being busy and the never stop running!! Kudos to them, and the one manager they have for the entire bar and restaurant! The food is incredible and portions are plenty, I have never had a bad experience here and I recommend this restaurant all the time! And if you haven't tried the new boat addition, I recommend dining in the Miss Arlene next time you visit, it's by far the coolest around.
kelly posted on 11/22/2013
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Was there on wed night. Waitress was so bad she could not answer any of our questions. She would yell to another waitress to answer our questions. I asked if the stone crabs were fresh and was told yes fresh never frozen. They came out hot supposed to be served chilled and we were served nothing to open them with. When the waitress finally came back she told me it is crab night and I would have to wait until some of the openers were brought back to kitchen. Finally got to open one it literally smell like bleach I do mean like I had a cup of bleach set in front of me. How can a seafood kitchen not know the crabs were bad. This was totally so disgusting. We cancelled our entrees and rAn for the door
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carol l posted on 11/13/2013
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11-12-13 my family went there last night for the all you can eat lobster,we did not have to wait. .but as we got half way into our meal I was thinking this food tastes funny, smelled the lobster and it was spoiled . Gave us half off the meal.but 3 out of the 4 were sick.beware of the lobster.also 2 other tables complained.we were supposed to get a call from the manager today but no call!!!!
Diane posted on 08/16/2013
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We got there at 7 0 clock . We had to wait 15 minutes for our table . Another 10 minutes to place our order . Another 20 minutes to get our appetizers . REALLY ! Another 10 minutes for our meal . But the food was really good ! And they didn't skimp on the fish , I got a HUGE portion ! We were done eating at 8:15 . We had to wait another 15 for the waitress to ask us if we wanted a carton , to take our leftovers home . ANOTHER 15 minute wait for that ! I was pleased with the food , but not the service !
Dani posted on 04/12/2013
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HORRIBLE, TERRIBLE, WORST PLACE EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This place is a JOKE! We were told to check this place out but go early because it gets really crowded. We were "lucky" and were seated without a wait at 5:20PM, our appetizers took 90 minutes to come out, peel and eat shrimp - 90 minutes seroiusly??? Food took another hour, no bread basket no salad , no nothing!!! No food at all! Finally our food comes we ask to see the manager. This was the final straw, this young girl"manager" could care less, actually said "well on most fridays, you will wait at least an hour just to be seated" Really? What was the hold up on our food? How about comping us something - not a thing, smiled and laughed like oh well to bad!!
 DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY FOR THE WORST SERVICE AND FOOD EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Colleen posted on 01/19/2013
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I love your food and service, busy place, that is when you can tell the food is delicious... Keep going back for more...Need to get the rock shrimp back though...

Lore Pauley Bratty posted on 10/14/2012
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A HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE from beginning to end. Long wait with empty tables visible... Completely understaffed... (Shame on the management...) A loud and smokey bar... Continuously slamming bathroom doors... And God-awful food... Clams were really chewy (5 never opened... Ugh!) and rock shrimp that were so tough they tasted like little rubber balls. The cake-taker was NO soap in a busy bathroom. Totally disgusting. We arrived at 5:30 and didn't ESCAPE until well after 8. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY.
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I was watching A Baby Story (which I'm obsessed with now) and it got me thinking..
What kind of birth did you have? Share you stories too...
J, happily married to S (5/04), Proud Mama to DD A (7/07), DD N (7/09), DS S (2/11) and DD E (7/12). 2 hospital births and 2 home water births!
Mom to Ronan (3)
Nothing says "family" like pathetically stalking my posts.
I broke water at 2:30 am and was in labor for 7 hours. I constantly told my doctor prior to birth that I wanted an epidural and any other form of pain releif or drug available to mankind but guess what? I progessed too fast and had to do it "au natural'. Im proud now of what I did, but at the moment I kept thinking I was going to die of pain.
PS. I always found it interesting (and innapropiate) how women just looooved to talk about their birth experiences, but now, having gone thru with it, I'll talk about it to anyone who'll listen. So congrats to all you moms out there... you did a great job no matter what!
I have epliepsy, so my ob decided it was safest for me to have a planned epidural and induction.
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Reuters editor-in-chief David Schlesinger sent a memo to staffers on July 8 with the subject line "How Social Media Impacts Your Professional Life," suggesting new rules for journalists' private expressions of opinion. So far, the memo seems to have only been discussed on a German language media blog (Ruhr Barone, 7/22/10). Jumping off from the cases of Dave Weigel and Octavia Nasr, who had to leave jobs at WashingtonPost.com and CNN, respectively, after their online communication became controversial, Schlesinger declares that "in a linked and searchable world, your online persona can reflect on how or even whether you can do […]
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Octavia Nasr has been a Mideast correspondent for CNN for 20 years, and was their senior editor of Mideast affairs. Until yesterday. On hearing of the death of a Hezbollah leader, she posted the following on her Twitter feed: Sad to hear of the passing of Sayyed Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah. One of Hezbollah's giants I respect a lot. This expression of sympathy offended some, who were outraged that a journalist would say anything likethat about anyone associated with Hezbollah. Nasr explained in a follow-up on CNN's website: I used the words "respect" and "sad" because to me, as a Middle […]


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Any way to change this? Or is it normal?
sleeping longer during the day?
Any way to change this? Or is it normal?
Diggershrimp&Gobyfish <3
Ds born August 15th
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If he falls asleep, and don't wake him at night n hopefully eventually that' 4 hr stretch will happen while your sleeping too!
It's normal in that he's still figuring out nights and days and developing a carcadian rhythm. I think the PP's advice to wake at to feed at least 3 hours is a good one, if you want to try it, but it still may take him some time. He'll figure things out soon though.
"If you hate something, don't you do it too."
Diggershrimp&Gobyfish <3
Ds born August 15th
I second what 2011baby said. My LO wanted to stay awake all night and sleep all day and we started waking her during the day to eat and try to engage her in staying awake for a little while (haha I know thats hard when they want to sleep) and at night when she wakes up we stay quiet and keep it dark during feeding and diaper changing. after a week or so she started sleeping longer at night and waking during the day. GL Momma!


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Contents tagged with WPF
The CLR, Dependency Properties, Routed Events and Cider
Dependency Properties and Routed Events are special WPF mechanisms that can be used in place of the CLR's normal Properties and Events, since they are more powerful, although less typed. You can even define a dependency property or routed event without a matching property or event and one can access the property's value or attach to the event using simple code.
Life With WPF: 10 Things Wrong With WPF Today
[Caveat: This is constructive criticism about XAML and the current version of WPF. They both have their strengths and things I love about them and they both may become better over time, but this is about what we have today.]
WPF Performance and Another Useful Document
Here's a collection of performance related information I find useful:
Two Birds with One Stone: Introducing The MultiBindingFoldingConverter
After realizing the project I'm working on is in need of two features that do not exist in WPF - one being a missing feature, the other being a bug - I decided to take action and write something that would allow one to write code that is currently an unsupported scenario.
Multi-Value Converters, Value Converters and the Case of the Wrong Target Type
The above XAML places a MultiBinding expression on the Text dependency property of TextBlock. This MultiBinding in turn takes its value from a Binding expression and passes it through a custom converter. The Binding expression itself has a converter of its own.
DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs? Think Again.
Delegate Contravariance is a really cool feature in C# that is often overlooked, mostly because it is so implicit and "obvious". Go read the example I linked to if you don't know what it is (it's a short one).
ContentPresenter Is Not Set When Using a ControlTemplate for a ContentControl
I encountered a problem today, the solution to which some of you may find worth keeping note of.
Three Ways To Create Dynamic Menus
There are quite a few sources about how to create dynamic menus (menus that are not embedded in XAML or code, but rather loaded from an external file):
Simplifying the WeakEvent Pattern
Building on the work started by William Kempf, I set out to make using the WeakEvent Pattern simpler and more readable. My intention was to make sure the user would have to write the minimum amount of code to use it, in order to draw it closer to the more intuitive model of strongly referenced events. To use, download the project, reference it and go over the following steps:
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