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20 / 20 / 20 Film Program: Faculty
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Producer; Co-Founder, Killer Films; Director, Digital Filmmaking
Christine Vachon has produced over seventy films in less than twenty years, including Far from Heaven (four Academy Award nominations), Boys Don't Cry (Academy Award Winner), and Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Sundance Film Festival). Killer Films executive produced the Todd Haynes miniseries, Mildred Pierce (featuring Kate Winslet), for HBO. In 2011 Killer Films partnered with Moxie Pictures to create the talent management firm KillerMoxie Management. The company has offices in Los Angeles, New York and London. Christine has been a Jury Member of the New York International Children's Film Festival (NYICFF), the Sundance Film Festival, the Venice Film Festival, and the Sarajevo Film Festival. She has been awarded an Emmy, the National Board of Review Producers Award, the New York Film Critics Circle Award, and the Provincetown International Film Festival Filmmaker on the Edge Award.
Novelist/Associate Provost
Robert Reeves, Associate Provost of the Southampton Graduate Arts Campus, is overseeing the MFA in Creative Writing expansion. In addition to the new MFA in Theatre, the campus will be offering a publishing venture, TSR Books, as well as a fine arts print venture, TSR Editions. Reeves is the founding publisher of TSR: The Southampton Review, an award-winning national literary and arts journal, which regularly features original works by writers and artists such as W.S. Merwin, Alan Alda, Eric Fischl and April Gornik, alongside the work of students and alumni.
As Founding Director of the MFA in Creative Writing and Literature, as well as Director of the esteemed Southampton Writers Conference, Reeves has recruited a large number of distinguished faculty, including former Poet Laureate Billy Collins, Frank McCourt, Meg Wolitzer, Roger Rosenblatt, Julie Andrews, David Rakoff, Elizabeth Strout, Richard Ford, Joyce Carol Oates, and Tom Wolfe.
A large number of Southampton's MFA graduates have gone to highly successful careers in publishing and the arts. Soon-to be added will be a graduate program in digital filmmaking. Stony Brook Southampton offers courses in both Southampton and Manhattan, as well as winter courses in Florence, Italy, and Turkana Basin, Kenya. Semester by the Sea Honors Writing Program is a special addendum for undergraduates.
The author of two critically acclaimed novels, Doubting Thomas and Peeping Thomas, Reeves has also written screenplays, short fiction, essays, and literary criticism. Reeves, who has taught at Harvard and Princeton, holds a B.A. and M.A. from Harvard University.
Screenwriter and Memoirist
In the 11 years Alan Alda starred in the television series M*A*S*H, he was nominated for 21 Emmy Awards, winning five. He wrote (or co-wrote) 20 episodes and he was the first person to win Emmy Awards for acting, writing, and directing for the same series. In addition to his Emmys, Alda has won the Writer's Guild Award twice and received the coveted Humanitas Award for writing the "Dreams" episode of M*A*S*H (from a story by Alda and James Jay Rubinfier). His first memoir, Never Have Your Dog Stuffed, was published by Random House in September 2005. His latest book is Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself.
Playwright and Screenwriter
Jon Robin Baitz is the author of a number of plays including The Substance of Fire, A Fair Country, Ten Unknowns, Mizlansky/Zilinsky, Three Hotels, and The Paris Letter. He is a Pulitzer Prize finalist, Drama Desk winner, Humanitas winner, a Guggenheim and an NEA Fellow. Mr Baitz created the ABC drama Brothers & Sisters and has written for The West Wing. He also adapted his play The Substance of Fire for the screen, as well as the screenplay for the Al Pacino movie, People I Know. He is a founding member of Naked Angels Theatre Company, and on the faculty of the New School's graduate drama division. Most recently, Mr. Baitz has had a tremendously successful run of his play, Other Desert Cities, at Lincoln Center Theatre.
Associate Director, Graduate Program, Digital Filmmaking
Magdalene Brandeis is a Producer, Novelist, Director of Manhattan Programming, and visiting assistant professor in Stony Brook Southampton's MFA Program. She teaches writing and filmmaking, curates the Manhattan Writers Speak series with editor Daniel Menaker, and she created "Bob's Writing Shack" for the program's YouTube Channel. Formerly a development assistant at various studios, she has translated and adapted French films and produced television series for ABC, AMC, Bravo, and MTV. Her novel, Stone Fruit, has been excerpted in The East Hampton Star and TSR: The Southampton Review, and is represented by Robert Guinsler of Sterling Lord Literistic. Her memoir, A Reader of Signs, has been excerpted in TSR: The Southampton Review. She holds a BA from Antioch University Los Angeles, and an MFA in Writing and Literature from Stony Brook Southampton.
Producer, Author and Screenwriter
Annette Handley Chandler is the Director of the Southampton Screenwriting Conference and teaches Screenwriting through the MFA Writing & Literature program of Stony Brook Southampton. She has produced films for Paramount Pictures, Disney, PBS, ABC and CBS. In 2002, she won an Emmy as Executive Producer of Ansel Adams: A Documentary, directed by Ric Burns. A former literary agent, Ms. Handley Chandler was also a programming executive for ABC Entertainment in Los Angeles, overseeing development and the production of 20 films in four years. A member of WGA West, she has taught screenwriting at UCLA and Pepperdine University. She has written, directed and produced the East End's Plum TV documentary on vintner/sculptor Walter Channing. She is presently in development on a limited series and a documentary.
Cartoonist, Playwright and Screenwriter
Jules Feiffer's Pulitzer-winning and internationally syndicated cartoon ran for 42 years in the Village Voice. His sensibility permeates a wide range of creative work: from his Obie-winning play Little Murders, to his screenplay for Carnal Knowledge, to his Oscar-winning anti-military short subject animation Munro. Other works include the Tony nominee Knock Knock, and the Pulitzer nominee Grown-Ups, as well as his screenplays for Popeye and I Want to Go Home, best screenplay winner at the Venice Film Festival. Taking inspiration from his three daughters, he has reinvented himself as a children's book author with the award-winning books, Bark George, I Lost My Bear, and The Man in the Ceiling.
Film Critic, Biographer, Essayist
Neal Gabler is the author of four books: An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood, Winchell: Gossip, Power and the Culture of Celebrity, Life the Movie: How Entertainment Conquered Reality, and Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination. His essays and articles have appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines, including Vanity Fair, Esquire, Playboy, Newsweek, and Vogue, and he has been the recipient of two Los Angeles Times Book Prizes, Time magazine's nonfiction book of the year, USA Today's biography of the year, a National Book Critics Circle nomination, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Public Policy Scholarship at the Woodrow Wilson Center, a Shorenstein Fellowship at the Harvard Kennedy School, and a Patrick Henry Fellowship at Washington College's C.V. Starr Center. He has also served as the chief nonfiction judge of the National Book Awards.
Ashley Maynor is an award-winning filmmaker and producer. She produced the ITVS co-production Quick Feet, Soft Hands, starring Greta Gerwig, and the forthcoming feature, Something, Anything, both written and directed by Paul Harrill. Her most recent film as director is the documentary For Memories' Sake, which screened at the Library of Congress, the Nashville Film Festival, the Maryland Film Festival, and on the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers, among other venues. A native of Joelton, Tennessee, Maynor has been a Visiting Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech and her work has been supported by the Sundance Institute, the Independent Film Project (IFP), the Southern Humanities Media Fund, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. She occasionally blogs at Self-Reliant Film (www.selfreliantfilm.com), a website that supports regional, DIY/micro-budget, and personal filmmaking. In addition to her own film work, Maynor is also engaged with building communities through video partnerships, empowering youth and communities to tell their own stories. She co-founded and directed the Blue Ridge Stories Youth Video Workshop for its five-year tenure and has also taught numerous workshops as a video facilitator for Scribe Video Center's Precious Places Project and as a guest artist in the Arts Council of the Blue Ridge's Artists in Schools program. In 2012-13, Maynor was named the Sundance Institute's Sheila C. Johnson Creative Producing Fellow.
Producer, Consultant
Simone Pero is president of For Impact Productions, a strategy firm specializing in outreach, marketing and public/private partnership campaigns. In addition to her work on the development of the Stony Brook Graduate Arts incubator and digital filmmaking program, she is currently running an outreach campaign for the Sundance and CNN hit documentary Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare. She also co-produced Body & Soul: Diana & Kathy, which was short-listed for an Academy Award nomination. A former corporate executive in cable television, Ms. Pero was Vice President, Corporate Communications at MTV and Director of Communication and Marketing at Rainbow Media/Cablevision and she began her career working in public policy and issue campaigns for the state and Federal government. Ms. Pero serves on the Board of Directors for New York Women in Film and Television, is an alumna of the Sundance Institute Producers Conference, and holds a BA from Stony Brook and an MA from the University at Albany.
Art Director, Screenwriter, Consultant, Producer
Dane Pizzuti Krogman was the CEO of Artdemo Inc., a special effects company with offices in Chicago and Minneapolis. The company designed and constructed sets, props, and mechanical effects for over 1,000 television commercials and numerous feature films. The company won three Clio awards for set design. He has won screenwriting awards for his spec scripts, two of which have been optioned and one that was adapted into the Australian film titled, Australia. His current company, UNU LLC. (United Noodles Unlimited) is writing and producing shows for television. He has taught theater, filmmaking, set design, Asian cinema history, and art direction at the College of Charleston, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of North Carolina School of the Arts and was founding Dean of Broadview Entertainment Arts University in Salt
Lake City. In 2002 he won the Grand Prize for the best graphic novel at the Hiroshima manga competition. He also works part time as a crew member on a NASCAR Grand-Am Rolex series race team.
Playwright and Screenwriter
Partial list of credits: For the stage: Aven'u Boys (The Houseman, Obie Award); Hope Is The Thing With Feathers (The Drama Dept); The King Of Connecticut, The Talk, The Alarm, The Democracy Project (all with Naked Angels); Kaos (New York Stage and Film.) Regional: The Crazy Girl, Matty's Place (NY Stage and Film, Gloucester Stage). Film: Born to Run (Fox); Undefeated (Hart-Sharp, HBO); Shot in the Heart (directed by Agineszka Holland, produced by Barry Levinson and Tom Fontana). Television: Night of the Living Dead, Homicide (WGA Award); Love and Blood, Fallen Angels (Cable Ace Nomination), Street-time, The Beat, Law and Order, Borgias and Copper. Frank teaches playwriting and screenwriting at Columbia University, Yale, and at The New School. He is on the nominating committee for the Cherry Lane Mentor Project. He was the former Artistic Director and is a current member of Naked Angels. He is also a member of The Drama Dept., and The Writer's Group.
Producer, Consultant
Kathleen Russo is a producer of film, theater and radio. Currently she is Executive Director of HERE'S THE THING with Alec Baldwin for WNYC, a ntionally syndicated radio show and podcast. She is the Special projects Coordinator for SUNY Stony Brook, Southampton campus. Film credits include Executive producer for AND EVERYTHING IS GOING FINE and GRAY'S ANATOMY, both directed by academy award winning director Steven Soderbergh. Russo's theater credits include co-directing SPALDING GRAY: STORIES LEFT TO TELL (a play based on her husband's work) which ran for six months off broadway and toured across the country and the U.K. She is a key note speaker for suicide prevention conferences around the country. From 1990-2004, Kathleen was an artist manager at various agencies from Columbia Artists to Washington Square Films. She graduated from RIT with a BFA in Photo Illustration in 1986. She resides in Sag Harbor and is the mother of three children.
Visiting Production Specialist/Camera-Lighting Mentor
Sunrise Tippeconnie has produced and directed numerous short films that most recently include Leave Durov to the Dogs (2011) and Anticipation for Land in 2089 (2008), which have shown through out the world, including the Heard Museum, imagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival, and the National Museum of the American Indian. Tippeconnie has extensively free-lanced in independent film production for over a decade, working for directors like Michael Winterbottom, Nick Cassavetes, Heather Rae, Yen Tan, Paul Harrill, David Lowery, Sterlin Harjo and Blackhorse Lowe. Graduating with an MFA from the Media Arts program from Temple University, Tippeconnie teaches production courses in the Film and Media Studies department at the University of Oklahoma and in the Film and Video Production department at Oklahoma City Community College. Tippeconnie has recently founded the motion picture development and production company Out of Print LLC, where he develops, produces and directs fictional narrative work with fellow filmmakers David Burkhart and Joe Cook.
Visiting Production Specialist
Lauren Wolkstein is an award-winning filmmaker who received her MFA in film directing from Columbia University's graduate film program and a BA in computer science and film from Duke University. She was named one of the top twenty-five emerging filmmakers through The Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Independent Filmmaker Project's inaugural Emerging Visions program at the 2011 New York Film Festival. Her films have been selected to screen at Sundance, SXSW, Rotterdam, San Sebastian, Clermont-Ferrand, etc. and they continue to travel around the world. More info: www.laurenwolkstein.com
Visiting Production Specialist
A native of the Bronx, Matt Yaggy has been passionate about all aspects of film since the age of thirteen. Matt studied Film and Media Culture at Middlebury College in Vermont where he also worked for the film department as technical video assistant. He has worked for production companies, TV channels, features, and various short-form projects. At his happiest when he is creating entertainment or art, Matt eagerly looks forward to helping realize all the participants' projects.
Production Supervisor
Cathy Zimmermann, in-house FCP editor, TA and MFA candidate in our Creative Writing program, brings years of professional experience in logistics management to her position as 20/20/20 Production Supervisor. She participated in the first Digital Filmmaking Conference at Southampton Arts in 2011 and just completed a short film, "Calmetta," in our spring Filmmaking Practicum. A graduate of Stony Brook University's Studio Art program with a concentration in photography and a minor in Digital Arts, she draws on both her background in the arts and her knowledge of the SB Southampton campus in scouting locations for the 20/20/20 program. Her introduction to old-school filmmaking was an internship at a post-production house, choosing sound effects for the original Friday the 13th.
Visiting Faculty from Killer Films
Pamela Koffler is an Emmy Award winner who in 1995 co-founded indie powerhouse Killer Films with partner Christine Vachon. Based out of New York, Koffler has produced more than 60 acclaimed independent films including Todd Haynes' Venice Film Festival Award-winning I'm Not There as well as Haynes' controversial first feature, Poison. Since then, she has gone on to produce some of the most celebrated American indie films including, Academy Award® winning films Far From Heaven, Boys Don't Cry, One Hour Photo, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Happiness, Safe, I Shot Andy Warhol, Dirty Girl, Then She Found Me, and Savage Grace. In television, Koffler executive produced the Emmy® nominated TV movie Mrs. Harris in 2005 and the Golden Globe winning miniseries, Mildred Pierce for HBO.
Most recently, Koffler produced Ramin Bahrani's new film AT ANY PRICE starring Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron, Sebastian Silva's MAGIC MAGIC starring Michael Cera, Juno Temple and Emily Browning and John Krokidas's debut feature KILL YOUR DARLINGS starring Daniel Radcliffe, Ben Foster, Jack Huston, and Elizabeth Olsen. Killer is also in post-production on Hilary Brougher's INNOCENCE starring Sophie Curtis, Kelly Reilly, and Graham Phillips and Wash Westmoreland and Richard Glatzer's LAST OF ROBIN HOOD starring Dakota Fanning, Susan Sarandon, and Kevin Kline.
David Hinojosa is Head of Production & Development at Killer Films. He has overseen production on over a dozen features. Prior to Killer, David worked at The Weinstein Company and Focus Features.
Julia Oh is a creative executive at Killer Films. She is producing a feature with David Hinojosa and director Sebastian Silva this summer.
Brad Becker-Parton is Christine Vachon and Pam Koffler's assistant at Killer Films. After graduating from Middlebury College with a degree in Film, he worked a freelance video editor for web and television commercials and in various production roles on independent films around New York.
Writer/Director Ramin Bahrani's films have premiered and screened at such festivals as Venice, Cannes, Sundance, Berlin and Toronto. He has won numerous awards such as the FIPRESCI prize for best film (MAN PUSH CART, London; GOODBYE SOLO, Venice), the "Someone to Watch" Independent Spirit Award (CHOP SHOP), and was the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship. He collaborated with Werner Herzog on his short film PLASTIC BAG and recently directed a music video for Sigur Rós. In 2010 Legendary American film critic Roger Ebert proclaimed Bahrani as "the director of the decade."
His new film, AT ANY PRICE (Dennis Quaid, Zac Efron) premiered in the main competition at the Venice Film Festival where it was nominated for the Golden Lion, and also screened as official selections of The Telluride (2012) and Toronto Film Festivals (2012).
After growing up in Beverly Hills to a non-entertainment couple, Jane stepped on a stage joining the all female band The Quisinarts, was a college DJ featuring New Wave and punk music and fell into the entertainment business on her own. As she attended UCLA's theater arts school, she worked with Tim Robbins, Dana Stevens, Shane Black and countless other now successful film and tv artists.
Jane found her art after attending the CAA mailroom and training under Ron Meyer. She became a talent agent in 1987 and has been in the entertainment business ever since. After enjoying a talent agent's career for almost 20 years, Jane turned to Handprint Entertainment to head up Benny Medina's production company. Jane then moved to New York and started working in philanthropy with Save the Children, creating and managing their Artist Ambassador Program, which she did for four years before joining Authentic as a talent manager.
Having been on the ground with artist ambassadors in Africa, Guatemala and the US, Jane is uniquely qualified to manage artists' philanthropy and to consult NGOs in the proper use of celebrity.
Los Angeles based producer Effie T. Brown received a degree in Film Production and Theater from Loyola Marymount University before going on to participate in Film Independent's Project Involve. There, she quickly worked her way up to become the Director of Development for Tim Burton Productions in 1995.
Eager to try her hand at producing, Brown landed assignments as Line Producer on feature films including Desert Blue (1998), But I'm a Cheerleader (1999) and Things You Can Tell Just By Looking at Her (2000). Brown would soon take on the role of Producer on critically acclaimed, award-winning feature projects from HBO Films, including Stranger Inside (directed by Cheryl Dunne, 2001, World Premiere at Sundance Film Festival), Real Women Have Curves (directed by Patricia Cardosa, 2002, winner of Sundance Film Festival's Audience Award and Special Jury Prize for Ensemble Performance), and Everyday People (2004, Jim McKay). She also executive produced, in association with Sony Screen Gems and Pathe International, In The Cut (2003, directed by Jane Campion). Effie's next film Rocket Science won the Sundance 2007 Grand Jury Prize for Directing and was nominated for Best First Feature, Best Screenplay and Best Actress by the Independent Spirit Awards. Her most recent film The Inheritance starring Golden Brooks won Best Actress at the 2010 American Black Film Festival.
As stated in VARIETY, Effie T. Brown "is a case study of what it takes to get independent films off the ground in today's marketplace: large doses of private equity, some location incentives and a little help from fests and script labs..."
Recently, Brown has re-teamed with the award winning producing/directing team of Jon Avnet and Rodrigo Garcia to produce WIGS, a brand new original content channel for Google/YOUTUBE. The channel premiered in May of 2012, with production of the second season currently underway. The channel features multiple original series showcasing A-list talent both in front of and behind the camera to present stories centered around the ever complex lives of women, and blazes the trail for scripted content released directly online.
Lauded by critics and audiences alike, Ed Burns gained international recognition for his first feature film THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN, which premiered in competition at the 1995 Sundance Film Festival, winning the Grand Jury prize. The film, which Burns wrote, directed and starred in, was shot on a budget of only $25,000 and went on to gross over $10 million at the domestic box office, making it the most profitable film of 1995. The film also won "Best First Feature" at the 1996 Independent Spirit Awards.
Burns' second film, the romantic comedy SHE'S THE ONE starring Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz, reinforced Burns' versatile talent as a writer, director, and actor able to simultaneously and successfully wear multiple hats. His 11th feature film as a writer, director and actor is the drama THE FITZGERALD FAMILY CHRISTMAS, which had its world premiere at the 2012 Toronto Film Festival, and stars Kerry Bishé, Connie Britton, Caitlin FitzGerald, Ed Lauter, and Michael McGlone.
Burns continues to write, direct, star in and produce his films, including the Paramount Classics relationship comedy SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK, PURPLE VIOLETS, NICE GUY JOHNNY and NEWLYWEDS. In a groundbreaking deal, Purple Violets was the first feature film to premiere exclusively on iTunes. Burns expanded on this new model of digital distribution to include cable Video on Demand to reach even wider audiences and successfully released two films, NICE GUY JOHNNY and NEWLYWEDS via these platforms in 2010 and 2011.
As an actor, Burns starred opposite Tom Hanks and Matt Damon in Steven Spielberg's critically acclaimed World War II epic SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. He also starred in the thriller 15 MINUTES opposite Robert De Niro, CONFIDENCE opposite Dustin Hoffman, and the 20th Century Fox romantic comedy hit 27 DRESSES opposite Katherine Heigl.
Burns most recently starred opposite Tyler Perry and Matthew Fox in I, ALEX CROSS which was released in October 2012. His other acting projects include FRIENDS WITH KIDS, with Jon Hamm and Jennifer Westfeldt and MAN ON A LEDGE, opposite Sam Worthington and Elizabeth Banks.
Ed Burns was born in Woodside, Queens and raised on Long Island. While at Hunter College in New York City, Burns switched his focus from English to filmmaking before quickly moving on to make The Brothers McMullen, which won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. He lives in New York City with his wife and two children.
Lenny Crooks, is currently a New York based consultant advising European producers on transatlantic co-production opportunities and working with Killer Films on its development slate. Lenny's recent investments included Lynne Ramsay's WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN, Paddy Considine's TYRANNOSAUR and Ben Wheatley's KILL LIST. Crooks is the former head of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund, where he backed Cannes Special Jury Prize winner Fish Tank and Bright Star. Crooks also ran the Glasgow Film Fund and the Glasgow Film Office. As director of the Glasgow Film Office, Crooks has supported the city's transformation into an internationally recognized creative hub and has also managed a successful public/private investment fund.
With 20 years of experience in the film industry, he has supported some of the UK's most exciting filmmakers including Gaby Dellal's On a Clear Day, Peter Mullan's The Magdalene Sisters, Ken Loach's My Name is Joe, Lynne Ramsay's Morvern Callar, and David Mackenzie's Young Adam.Crooks has a strong reputation for supporting filmmakers and his instinct has taken him from backing Andrew and Kevin Macdonald and John Hodge whose Shallow Grave became a spectacular international film debut for director Danny Boyle, to Gilles Mackinnon with Small Faces, writer Paul Laverty with Ken Loach's Carla's Song, Peter Mullan with Orphans, and Saul Metzstein and Jack Lothian with Late Night Shopping. He also supported the co-production partnership between Gillian Berrie's Glasgow-based Sigma Films and Peter Aalbeck Jensen's and Lars Von Trier's Danish production house, Zentropa Films and bankrolled the Advance Party slate which led to the production of Andrea Arnold's Red Road, winner of the Prix du Jury at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
Filmmaker Tony Gerber is the co-founder (with playwright Lynn Nottage) of New York-based Market Road Films. His filmography includes—the Emmy-nominated feature documentary Full Battle Rattle (Winner: Special Jury Prize South-by Southwest Film Festival; World premiere: Berlinale 2008); the fiction feature Side Streets (Merchant Ivory Productions. World premiere: Venice Film Festival and US premiere: Sundance Film Festival). In addition to independent works and short films for TEDTalks, Gerber collaborates with cutting edge visual artists Allora and Calzadilla, Ann Sofi Siden and Matthew Barney. Gerber is a two-time Emmy recipient and has filmed, directed and written over half-a-dozen documentaries for the National Geographic Channel, filmed in some of the most remote regions of the world. He most recently wrote and directed The Snow Leopard of Afghanistan shot entirely on location for National Geographic Channel. He is the co-director with Maxim Pozdorovkin of a new film about Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, the alleged Merchant of Death and the producer of Rachel Beth Anderson's debut First to Fall, a Gucci/Tribeca grant recipient.
Mary Harron's most recent production is a television movie Anna Nicole Smith. Starring Agnes Bruckner, Martin Landau and Virginia Madsen, ANNA NICOLE premiered on Lifetime in June 2013. Her most recent feature film was THE MOTH DIARIES, starring Sarah Bolger and Lily Cole, which world premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2011 and had its North American premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
In 2005 she directed THE NOTORIOUS BETTIE PAGE starring Gretchen Mol, Lili Taylor and Jared Harris. The film debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2005 to critical acclaim. In 2000 she directed the internationally successful AMERICAN PSYCHO, which she adapted from Brett Easton Ellis' notorious bestseller. For her work on this film, she was nominated for "Director of the Year" by the London Film Critics Circle.
Harron made her debut as a feature-film writer / director in 1996 with I SHOT ANDY WARHOL. The film won star Lili Taylor a Special Jury Award at the Sundance Film Festival, and garnered an Independent Spirit Award nomination for best first feature film. It was also chosen to open the "Un Certain Regard" section of the 1996 Cannes Film Festival. Harron has also directed episodes of many acclaimed television series including "Homicide," "Oz," "The L Word," "Six Feet Under" and "Big Love".
Harron was born in Bracebridge, Ontario and studied at Oxford. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, writer/director John C. Walsh ("Ed's Next Move", "Pipe Dream", "Don't Ask Don't Tell") and their two daughters.
Since joining the Tribeca Film Festival in 2004, Ashley has managed 40+ clients for Tribeca, served on the programming team for the last 4 years, and now leads the development of new products for the Tribeca brand. She received her B.A. in Philosophy from Bryn Mawr College and completed her M.A. in Cinema Studies at NYU.
Marc Hirschfeld served as Executive Vice President-Casting for NBC Universal Television from 1999-2008, responsible for supervising all scripted talent and casting for the NBC broadcast network, USA Network, Syfy Network and Bravo. Since his departure in 2008, he has returned to his casting roots and cast dozens of television pilots and series for network and cable. Additionally, he has established a busy casting consulting business, serving as head of talent and casting for Starz Network, AMC Network and Gaumont International Television. He has multiple Emmy nominations for the original casting of such landmark series as "Seinfeld", "Married with Children", "That 70's Show", "The Larry Sanders Show" and an Emmy win for the HBO mini-series "From the Earth to the Moon".
Tom Kalin's award winning, critically acclaimed work traverses diverse forms, from experimental video installations to narrative feature films. In his experimental work, Kalin often takes inspiration from literary sources and addresses contemporary issues such as displacement, urban isolation and homophobia. In these works and as a part of the AIDS activist collective Gran Fury, Kalin has done significant work to change public opinion of AIDS.
His first feature, Swoon, was awarded Berlin's Caligari Prize, Stockholm's Fipresci Prize, Best Cinematography at Sundance and the Open Palm at the Gotham Awards. It was named one of the top 100 American Independent films by the BFI. His film Savage Grace premiered in Cannes, played opening night in Zurich and screened at festivals including Sundance, Stockholm, London and Tribeca. It was nominated for a Spirit Award and named one of the top ten films of 2008 by the Los Angeles Times, Artforum and Paper. As a producer his features include I Shot Andy Warhol and Go Fish. He was a writer of Cindy Sherman's Office Killer. He has also created shorts and installations including They are lost to vision altogether, Geoffrey Beene 30, Plain Pleasures, Third Known Nest, Every Wandering Cloud, Tigers, Hurricane and From Silence.
Kalin is a 2011 Guggenheim Fellow. He has twice been included in the Whitney Biennial. He is collaborating with musicianThomas Bartlett (Doveman) on an evening of live music and film and adapting the Christopher Isherwood novel Down There On A Visit for the screen.
Ellen Kuras, ASC (Director of Photography) is the first cinematographer to win the Best Dramatic Cinematography award at the Sundance Film Festival an unprecedented three times. She was first cited for her work on Ellen Bruno's documentary Samsara (which also brought her the Eastman Kodak Best Documentary Cinematography Focus Award and the Student Academy Award). For Best Dramatic Cinematography, she was honored for her (black-and-white) work on Tom Kalin's Swoon (which also brought her an Independent Spirit Award nomination), and for Rebecca Miller's Angela and Personal Velocity: Three Portraits (which also brought her an Independent Spirit Award nomination).
Earlier in 2009, she was an Academy Award nominee in the Best Documentary Feature category, for The Betrayal (Nerakhoon). The film is Ms. Kuras' directorial debut, in collaboration with the film's subject, Thavisouk Phrasavath. She also shot and produced the feature, which was a highly personal project that she had worked on for years.
Ms. Kuras has twice been nominated for an Emmy Award, for her work on Spike Lee's 4 Little Girls and the documentary/miniseries A Century of Women. She has collaborated several more times with Spike Lee, including on his features Summer of Sam and Bamboozled, his telefilm A Huey P. Newton Story, and his documentary Jim Brown All American. She has reteamed with Rebecca Miller on The Ballad of Jack and Rose (starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Camilla Belle), and shot segments of Jim Jarmusch's Coffee & Cigarettes. She was reunited with Tom Kalin on 30, a half-hour narrative film commissioned by Geoffrey Beene.
She shot Martin Scorsese's documentary No Direction Home: Bob Dylan and was then a camera operator on the director's concert film Shine a Light. She has been the cinematographer on several concert films, including Jonathan Demme's Neil Young: Heart of Gold; Julian Schnabel's Lou Reed's Berlin; and Michel Gondry's Dave Chappelle's Block Party.
For the latter director, she was also the cinematographer on the award-winning Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Be Kind Rewind. Ms. Kuras has additionally been the director of photography on such features as Ted Demme's Blow, Mary Harron's I Shot Andy Warhol, and Harold Ramis' Analyze That. Her earlier films include Steve McLean's Postcards from America, Jill Godmilow's Roy Cohn/Jack Smith, Douglas Keeve's Unzipped, Richard Wenk's Just the Ticket, and Scott Silver's The Mod Squad.
Her television credits include the original HBO feature If These Walls Could Talk, for which she was cinematographer on the segment directed by Nancy Savoca and starring Demi Moore.
Ilene Landress is executive producer of The Sopranos, before which she spent nine years freelancing on film and television projects. As a senior TV executive at DreamWorks, she oversaw the first years of Spin City. Additional network credits include Dear Diary, a live-action short, which garnered DreamWorks its first Oscar. She served as co-producer of Drunks and as production supervisor/UPM on The Perez Family, Naked in New York and Up Close and Personal. Landress also worked as production accountant on Quiz Show, Stranger Among Us, Q&A and Far and Away. Her studio films include Sea of Love, The Hard Way, Mortal Thoughts, The Freshman, Family Business and Crocodile Dundee. She learned film production on-the-job and has an B.S.in Biology/Psychology from Union College (where she was the first female student body president) and M.S. from Columbia.
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Douglas McGrath is a filmmaker and playwright. He began his career as a writer for SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE in what was incontestably the worst year in the show's history. He collaborated with Woody Allen on the screenplay for BULLETS OVER BROADWAY for which they were nominated for an Academy Award. His first film as writer/director was his adaptation of Jane Austen's EMMA. His other films include Dickens's NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, which won the Best Ensemble Cast from the National Board of Review, COMPANY MAN, INFAMOUS, HIS WAY, and I DON'T KNOW HOW SHE DOES IT. His play CHECKERS opened the 30th anniversary season at New York's acclaimed Vineyard Theater. He is the author of a new musical about Carole King, BEAUTIFUL, which will open in San Francisco this fall.
Sam Morrill is Senior Curator at Vimeo where he has worked since 2009. In Fall 2010, Sam began curating the celebrated Vimeo Staff Picks Channel and has since shifted his focus primarily toward video curation. He currently lives in his hometown of Brooklyn, NY following a few detours in Vermont and Havana, Cuba. In addition to his work at Vimeo, Sam has produced several short films and music videos and is also the co-founder of Rockabus.
Randall Poster has been working with director Wes Anderson for more than sixteen years. Moonrise Kingdom marks their seventh collaboration. Poster has also worked with directors Todd Haynes, Sam Mendes, Richard Linklater, Harmony Korine, and Martin Scorsese among others.
With over 20 years in the film industry, Raphael had been passionately devoted to bringing quality films to the US marketplace. Prior to founding required viewing, Raphael was Senior Vice president of Acquisitions and Co-productions at USA Films (now Focus Features. During that period he was involved in the theatrical campaigns for such films as: BEING JOHN MALKOVICH, GOSFORD PARK, and TRAFFIC.
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Prior to USA FILMS, Raphael was Sr. Vice President of Publicity and Marketing at Gramercy Pictures/ PolyGram where he was responsible for National Campaigns on FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL, PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT, DEAD MAN WALKING, ELIZABETH, FARGO, THE USUAL SUSPECTS, SHALLOW GRAVE, BOUND, THE BIG LEBOWSKI and COLD COMFORT FARM.
Raphael is a graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. He is a past board member of the Film Independent (FIND), OUTFEST, THE DRAMA DEPT, and NEWFEST. Raphael currently is a member of IFP advisory committee and a consultant to the RIO Film Festival and Telefilm Canada's Canadian Front held every year at MOMA. He lives with his partner in New York City.
James Schamus is an award-winning screenwriter (The Ice Storm) and producer (Brokeback Mountain), and is CEO of Focus Features, the motion picture production, financing, and worldwide distribution company whose films have included Moonrise Kingdom, Milk, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Pianist, Coraline, and The Place Beyond the Pines. He is alsoProfessor of Professional Practice in Columbia University's School of the Arts, where he teaches film history and theory. He is the author of Carl Theodor Dreyer's Gertrud: The Moving Word, published by the University of Washington Press. He earned his BA, MA, and Ph.D. in English from U.C. Berkeley.
Greta Schiller is an independent director and producer of documentaries for television, festivals, theatrical and educational distribution. All Movie Guide writes "Director Greta Schiller has traveled the world making extensively researched and highly informative films". Her career was launched in 1984 with the theatrical release and PBS broadcast of her first feature documentary film, Before Stonewall. A classic, Before Stonewall won two Emmy Awards and continues to dazzle. Time Out, London, called it: "A near perfect blend of personal story and historical archive". She continues to make cutting edge films on a wide variety of topics- from human rights to environmental rights.
Marc Schiller, Founder and CEO of BOND Strategy and Influence, known, until recently, as Electric Artists, is an accomplished advertising and marketing executive with decades of industry and entrepreneurial knowledge, in the areas of brand strategy, creative corporate consulting, cultural curation and public relations. Marc and BOND create innovative influencer strategy campaigns that deliver success for a diverse client base, from independent films and media companies to hospitality giants and Fortune 500 corporations.
Recent agency clients include: American Express, General Electric, Tribeca Film Festival, The Economist, Starwood Hotels, Food Network, The History Channel, Microsoft, Netflix, and The Los Angeles Lakers. Marc currently consults on marketing strategy for a variety of film projects that include Banksy's Academy Award-nominated film, "Exit Through the Gift Shop" and Asif Kapadia's "SENNA."
Marc's relentless focus on social media and how people connect through technology is a signature of his career. Prior to launching BOND, Marc served as Corporate Vice President of House of Blues Entertainment, Inc. where he pioneered music and entertainment content on the internet to create a multi-platform presence for the brand. Before joining the House of Blues, Marc developed motion pictures for Warner Brothers, TNT, and 20th Century Fox.
Marc lives in New York with his wife, Sara, and their daughters, Samantha and Charlotte. He currently chairs the board of Eyebeam, a New York based think tank for the convergence of art and technology.
Michael Simmonds is a cinematographer with a long history of credits including Killer Films' Deep Powder and At Any Price, The Civil War on Drugs, Project Nim, Plastic Bag, Goodbye Solo, Chop Shop, and Anna Nicole and at least four projects in post including The Last of Robin Hood.
John Sloss is the founder of Cinetic Media and a co-founder of FilmBuff. He is the founder of and a partner in the entertainment law firm Sloss Eckhouse LawCo LLP. He co-founded Producers Distribution Agency, the theatrical distributor of Exit Through the Gift Shop, Senna, The Way and Brooklyn Castle.
Through Cinetic Media, Sloss has facilitated the sale and/or financing of well over 400 films including Before Midnight, Prince Avalanche, Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, Safety Not Guaranteed, Friends With Kids, We Need to Talk About Kevin, Red State, The Kids Are All Right, Precious, I'm Not There, Napoleon Dynamite, Little Miss Sunshine, and Super Size Me. Sloss has executive produced over 60 films including Before Midnight, Bernie, and the Academy Award®-winning The Fog of War and Boys Don't Cry. His law clients include Killer Films, Richard Linklater, Kevin Smith, Bob Dylan, John Hamburg, Justin Lin, Jake Kasdan, the Isle of Man's CinemaNX and Big Beach Films.
Prior to founding Sloss Law Office in 1993, Sloss was a partner at the international law firm Morrison & Foerster. Sloss received his J.D. and B.A. from the University of Michigan. He lives in New York with his daughter Loulou and son Henry.
Dan Steinman is an agent in the Film Finance Group of Creative Artists Agency (CAA), an entertainment and sports agency based in Los Angeles with offices in Nashville, New York City, London, and Beijing. Steinman works in the New York office, where he specializes in packaging and arranging financing for motion picture projects and handling the sales of finished films.
Prior to joining CAA in 2007, Steinman was a partner in Sloss Law Office, a boutique entertainment law firm where he represented producers, financiers, writers and directors, and negotiated the sales of finished films. Steinman began his career representing banks, private equity firms, entertainment conglomerates and other companies as a corporate lawyer at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, in New York.
Among the many films in which Steinman has been involved are ZERO DARK THIRTY, KILLING THEM SOFTLY, THE IDES OF MARCH, THE WRESTLER, THE HURT LOCKER, LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, and AN EDUCATION. Steinman holds BA and JD degrees from Harvard University.
A one-man consulting machine, John T. Trigonis has worked with numerous filmmakers worldwide to create compelling crowdfunding campaigns that not only reach, but also exceed their goals. An independent filmmaker and successful crowdfunder himself, Trigonis has literally written the book on Crowdfunding for Filmmakers, and now puts his skills to greater use with Indiegogo as the funding platform's manager of film, web and video campaigns.


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If we hadn't seen a video of the T30 Hotel going up in China, we might not have believed that anyone, anywhere could erect a prefabricated 30 storey tower in just over 2 weeks. But it's true – Broad Sustainable Building [2], a subsidiary of the BroadGroup [3] construction company, has broken their previous record of constructing a 15 storey building in one week with their latest project in Hunan Province. Not only did BSB get the T30 Hotel up in 15 days or 360 hours (with the help of 200 super speedy construction workers), but the company claims that their 17,000 square meter tower is 5 times more energy efficient than the competition and generates a fraction of the waste. It is also said to have the capacity to withstand an earthquake that measures up to 9 on the Richter Magnitude Scale [4]! Take a look at the incredible time-lapse video of the hotel's construction after the jump.
We typically advocate prefabricated building construction because it greatly reduces energy and material waste, and BSB claims that the China Academy of Building Research [5] certified their new T30 Hotel to be perfectly safe, but we have to wonder what China will look like in 20 years if contractors throw up a new 17,000 square foot tower every 2 weeks.
While an impressive engineering feat that boasts enormous eco-credentials such as external solar shading, superb energy efficiency, a heat recovery system, and a state of the art air purification system makes the air quality inside the hotel 20 times better than it is outside, we aren't 100% convinced that this kind of scaled prefabricated construction is the most appropriate answer to the challenges posed by climate change [6], pollution, or population growth.
BroadGroup's Zhang Zue disagrees [3]. He told WAN that China needs to "speed up [their] environmental thinking." He added that "We need buildings like this all over China." We'd love to hear from our readers. Do you think that the T30 Hotel is setting a good precedent in China?
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[3] BroadGroup: http://www.broad-group.com/
[4] Richter Magnitude Scale: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/topics/richter.php
[5] China Academy of Building Research: http://www.cabr.ac.cn/engweb/index.htm
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Useful for XBMC
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Pros: Works will with the CCIR transmitter/receiver. Header connected and plenty of cable to make a nice line of sight. The remote is a typical remote, nothing too fancy.
Cons: Not much Linux support, but a bit of tweaking got it to work just fine.
Other Thoughts: I never really had a reason for a PC remote until I made a part time HTPC. Since the price was cheap, I took a chance and it worked out. Not bad for basic remote functionality
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Great for Media Center
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Pros: Works great with Media Center. I got this just for the IR header. Enable the CIR in BIOS of my TA970 MB install the driver and you're good to go. I have no problem powering on my HTPC from S5 state. Use this with my Harmony Smart Control and everything works fine. I have a USB TV card and am able to watch, record, pause live local TV with the Harmony remote.
Cons: The only con I have is that the computer will sometimes turn on when I'm using the Harmony Remote for other tasks. Not a big deal as I have my HTPC on most of the time anyway.
Other Thoughts: Don't know why the other reviewer can't power on from the off state, maybe need to install the driver from Biostar? i have no problems with the same board.
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Great for HTPC use on Biostar boards
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Pros: Comes with full size and low profile brackets now, previous reviews only said full size. Uses standard MC remote IR codes, so I didn't have to capture their remote.
Cons: Does not wake from S5 (off), works fine for S1/3 though.
Other Thoughts: Oddly enough, the board I have supports WoL even in S5, which is neat, it's a TA970... now if only they would get back to me about a replacement I/O shield...
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It works
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Pros: It works
Cons: Not a whole lot you can do with it outside of controlling media center.
Other Thoughts: if you're lazy like me and you don't want to stand up just to turn on your pc, than this is perfect for you.
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A must have for Biostar motherboards.
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Pros: The remote control is small and works well.
Cons: The 5pin IR receiver is only compatible Biostar's motherboards.
Other Thoughts: As you may know already, many motherboards these have so many awkward, useless, or unpopular headers, most of the time, they are disregarded by many users. Also, if you really want to be able to use certain headers, it is nearly impossible to optain any devices or parts that apply to them. This is one of those CIR headers that only have been its technical specs but has absolutely no standards. Many boards have their own proprietary design and shapes of these headers, it is so difficult to workaround with such under developed CIR headers, not to mention is horribly inavailability and near non-existen variety when it comes the applicable devices.
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better than I imagined
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Pros: This worked fantastic with my A880GU3. I specifically wanted something which could turn my PC on from an off state and this worked flawlessly. It was also half the price of my other choices.
Cons: The supplied remote was a bit weak but it doesn't matter since I programmed my harmony to work with it.
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Great MCE Remote
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Pros: This is a MCE 1039 (RC6) clone with the added Asrock aspect button on the top left. I was building an HTPC using a Biostar motherboard when I ran across this remote. Because it's a microsoft clone of the 1039 it is 100% compatible with Windows. I'm using XBMC and it works perfectly.
Cons: Feels like cheap plastic because it is. Cable is thin and looks fragile. It is wired though a full sized bracket that you can't remove without cutting the bracket or cutting the cable. I have a low profile case so that was a problem.
Other Thoughts: The first thing I did was cut the cable at the bracket. Drill a .250 inch hole in the back of my case and mount a 3.5mm Stereo panel jack. Solder the cable to the jack and solder a 3.5mm stereo plug to the other half of the cable. Now I don't have a cable hanging out the back of my case and I can add a 3.5mm patch cord if I need more length.
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Nice Compliment...
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Pros: to Biostar motherboards...once you connect the infrared cable, and verify the settings in your bios...it's works with Window Media Center and Windows7 beautifully. NO SOFTWARE REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION!
Cons: In windows 7 it always ask for permission...rather annoying. Also, various buttons can be assigned for task...like opening Internet browsers but some of the button layouts could be larger and clearer.
Other Thoughts: This is a MUST have product for HTPC builds using Biostar motherboards!!! Found this by accident after I purchased my mother board
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Eat fish – but be picky
When you're nursing, it's important to get protein from a variety of sources – including fish. The American Heart Association recommends fish for a heart-healthy diet.
Some fish (especially cold water fish) also contain DHA and EPA, omega-3 fats that play an important role in the brain and eye development that continues during your baby's first year. (Your baby gets these omega-3s from your breast milk.)
Not only does DHA help your baby, but it helps you too. Research suggests that moms who have lower levels of DHA, as well as lower seafood consumption, are more likely to develop postpartum depression.
Eat up to 12 ounces of most types of fish and seafood per week, including salmon, shrimp, canned light tuna, lake trout, tilapia, catfish, crab, pollack, and scallops.
If you don't like seafood, try an omega-3 supplement. Just be sure to talk to your healthcare provider first to find out how much to take.
Also, be aware that some types of fish contain contaminants that can be harmful to pregnant and nursing women and children. The Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Department of Agriculture advise not eating shark, swordfish, king mackerel, and tilefish because they contain high levels of mercury.
Solid white or albacore tuna tends to be higher in mercury than other types of canned tuna. If you eat solid white or albacore tuna, limit your intake to 6 ounces per week.
Other experts and advocacy groups are even more cautious, expanding the list of fish to avoid. Read more about eating fish when you're breastfeeding.
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If you time it right, an occasional drink probably won't harm your breastfeeding baby, but in general you may want to hold off on drinking alcohol while you're breastfeeding. Alcohol does enter your breast milk, and having as little as one drink may affect your milk letdown reflex.
Studies show that babies consume less milk in the four hours after you have an alcoholic beverage. And your baby may become drowsy and fall asleep more quickly after you have a drink, but he'll also sleep for a shorter amount of time. (And, of course, heavy drinking makes you unable to safely care for your baby.)
If you're going to enjoy an occasional alcoholic beverage, keep in mind that it takes two to three hours for your body to eliminate the alcohol in one serving of beer or wine. Specific time frames depend on your size and how much you drink, but the more you drink the longer it takes your body to get rid of it. So you might want to time that toast for right after a feeding session.
Alcohol isn't stored in breast milk – instead, the level increases and decreases just as it does in your bloodstream. If you have an alcoholic drink, wait at least two hours before breastfeeding your baby or you may need to "pump and dump." If you plan to have a drink with alcohol, either breastfeed your baby or express your milk first and store it for later.
If you're a breastfeeding mom who supplements late-night feedings with formula, another option is to wait until your baby goes down for the night before you drink alcohol.
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Magna International ( MGA) pushed the Automotive industry lower today making it today's featured Automotive loser. The industry as a whole closed the day down 0.6%. By the end of trading, Magna International fell 25 cents (-0.6%) to $41.56 on average volume. Throughout the day, one million shares of Magna International exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 1.1 million shares. The stock ranged in price between $41.27-$42.26 after having opened the day at $41.88 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $41.81. Other company's within the Automotive industry that declined today were: ATC Venture Group ( ATC), down 16.1%, Enova Systems ( ENA), down 6.9%, Motorcar Parts of America ( MPAA), down 5.4%, and Stoneridge ( SRI), down 5.2%. Magna International Inc. designs, develops, and manufactures automotive systems, assemblies, modules and components, and engineers and assembles vehicles to original equipment manufacturers of cars and light trucks in North America, Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa. Magna International has a market cap of $9.56 billion and is part of the consumer goods sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 9.9, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 25.5% year to date as of the close of trading on Monday. Currently there are nine analysts that rate Magna International a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and four rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Magna International as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, increase in net income, attractive valuation levels, good cash flow from operations and largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had somewhat disappointing return on equity.
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ANTIQUE 6 9mm CULTURED PEARL STRAND 20 NECKLACE 1950
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An ORIGINAL ANTIQUE SINGLE STRAND NECKLACE of SALTWATER CULTURED PEARLS with a DIAMOND & MALACHITE CLASP. The necklace was HANDMADE during the 1950s and the clasp is made from PLATINUM & 18K WHITE GOLD (security chain is platinum). The clasp is set with 10 OLD MINE CUT DIAMONDS of J/SI quality that weigh approx. .70 ctw., along with 1 NATURAL MALACHITE. The clasp measures 1" long by 1/2" at the widest point. GORGEOUS STYLE, QUALITY...A RARE FIND WITH MALACHITE!T are 85 SALTWATER CULTURED WHITE PEARLS. The 43 larger pearls measure 6.52 - 9.75 mm and the smaller 42 pearls measure 2.5 - 3.0 mm. The pearls are white with a beautiful pink overtone. They are of VERY FINE QUALITY - BLEMISH-FREE and they are very well matched. The necklace is MATINEE LENGTH measuring 20" and the total weight is 33.5 grams. THIS IS A FABULOUS PEARL NECKLACE......WITH A RARE CLASP & DESIGN....FINE QUALITY! Note - Antique pearls were cultured for a longer time than the modern pearls of today. Tfore, they have thicker nacre and are of higher quality. Pearls are the most difficult thing to photograph to show their true quality and color, but all of my past customers have been more than pleased with the pearls they received. More antique & estate jewelry available in my eBay store. See my ABOUT ME page! Any dark spots that you see in the diamonds or metal are just reflections of the black camera. *A NOTE ABOUT OUR PHOTOGRAPHY - Taking pictures of diamonds to be displayed on a computer screen can be difficult, often resulting in the diamonds looking dark (especially rose cut diamonds) when in reality they are not. If you are looking at any of our pictures and feel that the diamonds look dark, please refer to the description of the item that states the accurate color and clarity of the stones. Also, jewelry and/or diamond grading is done under 10X magnification. When you super size our photos you will see the item in 100X magnification. Please be aware that you may see things that cannot be seen with your eyes or a jeweler's loupe. Sometimes these images can make the item look distorted or appear to have problems when in reality it is fine. I list only high quality pieces and avoid those with problems or in need of repair. LAYAWAY : Yes, we do offer an interest-free payment plan. You can pay as you like, but we want the item paid off within 4 months. The first payment must be a minimum of 20% of the purchase price. RETURN POLICY: We do allow store credit if you feel your purchased item does not suit you and it is promptly returned in its original condition. You will be responsible for all shipping fees. REFUND POLICY: No refunds unless we have misrepresented the item. Our photos are among the best on eBay, so please make sure that you have studied the pictures. Our photos show more than what can be seen with the naked eye and we do our best in writing our descriptions. I realize t is risk on the buyer's side when bidding on an item, but t is also risk on our side when we allow refunds. If you would feel more comfortable speaking to me in person before bidding on an item, I welcome all calls. We are not in the business to cheat or fool people - we are only protecting ourselves due to past experiences. PLEASE CHECK MELS ANTIQUE JEWELRY EBAY FEEDBACK! Additionally, we do not offer appraisals due to our prices being far below retail (also, it is in the better interest of the buyer to get a third party appraisal since any seller will tell you that your item is worth what you paid for it). We do guarantee though, that should you decide to have one of our items appraised, the appraised value will meet or exceed our offered price. Please be aware that an antique jewelry item must be appraised by an antique jewelry establishment and not a modern jewelry store. WE ARE A LEGITIMATE AND HONEST COMPANY, SO YOU CAN BID WITH CONFIDENCE!


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Cable company Cox Communications says it plans to boost Internet download speeds to 1 gigabit per second starting in Phoenix, Las Vegas and Omaha, Nebraska, late this year. That is dozens of times faster than typical broadband plans.
The move will bring its service in line with Google's fiber rollout in cities such as Kansas City and Provo, Utah, and Austin, Texas.
Cox plans to spread the faster rate to the rest of its service area by the end of 2016.
The company also plans to double the most popular tiers of Internet service for all its customers this year -- boosting those with 25 Mbps to 50 Mbps and those with 50 Mbps to 100 Mpbs. The two tiers represent 70 percent of all Cox's customers.
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A large compressed gas tank was left in the parking lot on 620 West Main Street in Santa Maria. Santa Barbara County Sheriff bomb squad was called out to the scene to investigate. Emergency crews determined that the device could be possibly explosive.


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Buy Or Sell: Jimmy Garoppolo Will Lead Patriots To Winning Record In His 4 GamesWill Jimmy G lead the Patriots to a winning record to start the 2016 season? Do the Celtics have the best home court advantage in Boston? Play some "Buy or Sell" with Adam Jones in Game Of Jones.
Could The Warriors Run With The Bulls?The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors might just be better than the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls, the greatest team in NBA history.
Warriors Beat Cavs In Game 5 Of NBA FinalsGolden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 on Sunday to take a 3-2 series lead.
Massarotti: Root For Stephen Curry To Win NBA Title, Not MVPInstead of rooting for Stephen Curry or James Harden to win the MVP, root for one of them to win the championship.
Robb: Celtics Earn Praise From NBA-Best WarriorsThe Golden State Warriors have been the best team in the NBA this season. On Sunday night, the Boston Celtics gave them everything they could handle.
Jones: Celtics Display Rare Lack Of Effort In Blowout Loss To WarriorsAt 20-41 you can surely accuse the Celtics of being a bad team, but one thing you can't accuse them of is giving minimal effort in games this season. That changed in their 108-88 loss to Golden State.
San Antonio Spurs - Golden State Warriors Game 3 PreviewThe confident aura the Golden State Warriors are giving off right now might be the only thing brighter than those yellow shirts every home fan is expected to be wearing again for Game 3 against the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night at ear-piercing Oracle Arena.
Warriors Vs. Nuggets Preview: Faried To Start, Curry Hoping To PlayWhether the pain in Stephen Curry's sprained left ankle will subside enough for him to be on the court when the Golden State Warriors host the Denver Nuggets is not something the point guard could say for sure.
Curry Takes Aim At 3-Point Record As Warriors Close Out Regular SeasonStephen Curry looks to set an NBA record and help the Golden State Warriors build some momentum heading into the playoffs.
Celtics Confident Bradley Can Slow Red-Hot Stephen CurryCeltics guard Avery Bradley will have his hands full with Golden State's Stephen Curry on Friday night, but his teammates and head coach are confident they can slow down the explosive Warrior.
Gorman On Toucher & Rich: Celtics Hoping For First-Round Match-Up With KnicksCeltics play-by-play man Mike Gorman joined Toucher & Rich on Thursday to talk about the final month and a half of the NBA season, and who the Celtics would like to meet in the first round of the playoffs.
Celtics Fall To Warriors 101-83 Without RondoThe Celtics (14-15) have lost six of eight to fall below .500 for the first time in almost two months following their 101-83 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night.


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"First you must know your Sun-Tzu quotes, then you must know your own."
~ Sun-Tzu on Making up Sun-Tzu Quotes
How to Do It
First read Sun-Tzu's The Fart of War. Then, simply try to mimic the cheesy Yaponeese style in an ancient-warfare-stuff-somehow-apply-to-today's-problems sort of way, and Presto! You've made up your very own first Sun-Tzu quote!
Quotes from The Fart of War
"You must listen to the words of Sun-Tzu. If you will not listen to the words of Sun-Tzu, one third of your army will die, one third of your army will desert and one third of your army will point at you and laugh!"
Sun-Tzu on Oscar Wilde
"Do not let your young soldiers fall into the pit on the dangerous terrain or they will perish and your war will be lost."
~ Sun-Tzu on Oscar Wilde
Sun-Tzu on Uglo-Americans
"Know what your enimies are afraid of. They will retreat and you will destroy them without fighting any battles."
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Our first memory of corn is invariably of gnawing it off the cob typewriter-style, hot butter running down our chins in a cathartic, napkin-soaking release. However, manners aside, eating corn on the cob is barely scratching the surface.
Suitable as fuel, feed and food, Zea mays is a workhorse of the plant kingdom, and at least in North America, it has been for a very long time. Corn served a number of important uses for the continent's original inhabitants. Madeline Matson writes in "Food in Missouri: A Cultural Stew," the Osage people "boiled or roasted on the cob, or dried after cooking for storage."
Americans Indians spent hours each day pounding dried corn into meal, which was then worked into cakes or a cereal-like preparation called samp. Matson notes that corn had been cultivated on the continent since at least 6600 B.C., and by 1492 more than 200 varieties were grown by peoples in the New World. Corn helped save the Pilgrims' sorry selves when they landed outside of Boston about as prepared for winter as for a landing on the moon.
As we all know, the Pilgrims were simply the first in a long series of settlers to arrive in North America. And as tenuous outposts turned into thriving, expansive settlements, the new arrivals moved west. Many of those who landed in Missouri came from countries or parts of this continent — like the South — that had strong traditions of grain mills. Graced as the Missouri Ozarks are with the fast-flowing streams necessary to turn the stones of a mill, those quickly became a centerpiece of frontier life in this state. Families would cart sacks of grain to the local mill for grinding several times a year and needed the services of blacksmiths, grocers and others. Part social gathering place, part commercial engine, mills played a central role in the lives of generations of Missourians.
Millpictures.com — there's a Web site for everything, you know — lists 75 past and present mills in Missouri, more than all but two other states. But of those it appears that only one remains in operation. Edwards Mill, operated by students at the College of the Ozarks and built in 1973, lacks the historical gravitas of its many predecessors. Still, it works, turning out wheat flour, cornmeal and — most interesting to me — yellow grits.
My first — and inauspicious — exposure to grits came at Space Camp in Alabama when I was in sixth grade. In the lunch line one day a suspicious, pasty glop was ladled onto my plate. I had no idea what it was, and "grits" — the answer from another, more worldly camper — meant nothing to me. They tasted like they looked, boring and utterly useless. They were, I realize now, the instant variety, unworthy of either being called grits or being consumed by people with other options. I wouldn't eat them again for years.
My eureka moment came after preparing "Simple Grits," from The Lee Bros. Southern Cookbook. Following the recipe, I brought a pot with two cups of whole milk and two cups of water to a low boil, stirred in one cup of real grits and 3/4 teaspoon of kosher salt and then reduced heat to medium. After about 30 minutes of stirring and a couple of grinds of pepper, I had a thick, richly corn-scented pot of grits, beloved now by Yankees and Dixie-dwellers alike. No corn on the cob skewers required.
Water-milled yellow grits are available from the College of the Ozarks at http://www.cofo.edu/products.asp or 417-690-3395.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- It occurred to me the other day that as the Wolves were on the brink of breaking the .500 barrier, I had yet to see them win.
I, like perhaps thousands of other fair-weather fans, attended the Thunder and Lakers games; kind of like the parishioner who only goes to church on Christmas or Easter.
So I shuffled into the Target Center with 14,000 other fans (according to attendance figures) for a Tuesday tilt with the miserable Sacramento Kings. I thought this game was in the bag, until K Love stepped on some long-haired dude's face this weekend and got himself suspended.
In the spirit of Love's tweets, I offer 10 non-sequiturs from the Kings game:
1. Didn't like the start of the game. Nikola Pekovic literally forgot to jump for the jump ball. Never left his feet, like he didn't see it coming.
2. There were a lot of empty seats. 14,073 was the listed attendance. I can't imagine there were that many fans there.
3. Four empty courtside seats. These were not filled til' midway through the first quarter. Who has these seats and doesn't use them? Missing the first quarter and a half is like throwing away $500; multiply that by 5 and you're talking 2 large.
4. Back to Nikola, who has been dubbed the Godfather. He was spinning in the post, stealing the ball at mid-court, and filling the lane before flushing a Rubio dime dropped between his legs.
5. Adelman. I was close enough to hear him. He hates referees. His facial expressions are hilarious and he averages 4 erpm (eye rolls per minute). This guy wants to win.
6. Demarcus Cousins. Remember that big lug? We drafted Wes ahead of him. Wes didn't do much, but Pek dominated Cousins, who spent most of his energy pouting about the ref calls.
7. Jimmer. Best first name ever. He captivated the hoops nation last march in the NCAAs. Fredette was very efficient in the 4th for the Kings, knocking down big shots and making this a close game.
8. 10,000 or 14,000, whatever the attendance was, they got on their feet for the final minutes. These were the diehards and their collective noise made up for the empty seats in the Upper level.
9. D Will. The rookie takes a big three with the score tied and less than a minute left. After he buried it, he almost stood there for a second, wondering "did that just happen?"
10. Ricky. During crunch time, he started grabbing Wolves by their jerseys and scolding them in broken English. He missed a couple free throws down the stretch, but his control and influence over the offense cannot be questioned. 14 assists including several alley-oops that got the crowd going.
The Wolves are a game over .500. I can't finish typing the word playof... but maybe fans can start to think about it.
Where is the Love? He better be at the All Star game in a couple weeks.