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I have new users that show up as yellow (Status Unknown) when trying to schedule a calendar event. Their settings are default, same as the other users (Allow both internal and external users to see my free/busy information and Allow both internal and external users to invite me to meetings).
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(USA Today) -- Alex Rodriguez was suspended effective Thursday through the 2014 season.
12 other major and minor leaguers were suspended for 50 games in the most sweeping sanctions in Major League Baseball's decade-long battle against performance-enhancing drugs.
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"I am disappointed with the penalty and intend to appeal and fight this through the process," Rodriguez said in a statement released to media outlets, including USA TODAY Sports.
Rodriguez expects to be in the lineup for tonight's game in Chicago.
The most significant other names on the list announced today by MLB as part of its investigation into the Biogenesis anti-aging clinic include Texas Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz, Detroit Tigers shortstop Jhonny Peralta and San Diego Padres shortstop Everth Cabrera. They follow Milwaukee Brewers All-Star Ryan Braun, who agreed to a 65-game suspension two weeks ago.
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While the others accepted their punishment, Rodriguez can continue to play as he is expected to appeal his suspension, which amounts to 211 games. Rodriguez is scheduled to play his first major league game of the season tonight after offseason hip surgery.
Rodriguez has 72 hours to file a grievance. The appeal would be heard within 10 days by arbitrator Fredric Horowitz, and he has 25 days to render a decision.
"Rodriguez's discipline under the Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program is based on his use and possession of numerous forms of prohibited performance-enhancing substances, including testosterone and Human Growth Hormone, over the course of multiple years," MLB said in a statement. "Rodriguez's discipline under the Basic Agreement is for attempting to cover-up his violations of the Program by engaging in a course of conduct intended to obstruct and frustrate the Office of the Commissioner's investigation. The suspension, which will become effective on Thursday, August 8, will cover 211 Championship Season games and any 2013 Postseason games in which Rodriguez otherwise would have been eligible to play."
Among the other players suspended for 50 games were: Philadelphia Phillies reliever Antonio Bastardo, New York Mets outfielder Jordany Valdespin, Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli, Seattle Mariners minor league catcher Jesus Montero, Mets minor league outfielder Cesar Puello, San Diego Padres minor league pitcher Fautino De Los Santos, Houston Astros minor league pitcher Sergio Escalona, Yankees minor league outfielder Fernando Martinez and free-agent pitcher Jordan Norberto.
MLB also announced there would be no further discipline against Oakland pitcher Bartolo Colon, Toronto outfielder Melky Cabrera and San Diego catcher Yasmani Grandal. All were involved in the Biogenesis investigation but already have served 50-game suspensions.
Cruz's acceptance stunned the playoff-contending Rangers, who trail the Oakland Athletics by 2 1/2 games in the American League West and have no ready replacement for their right fielder. Cruz ranks fourth in the American League in home runs (27) and fifth in RBI (76).
Cruz would be eligible for the postseason but most significant for the 33-year-old is that he can enter this winter's free-agent market with his punishment behind him.
Cabrera, who was suspended 50 games during last season while leading the National League in batting for the San Francisco Giants, got a two-year, $16 million deal from the Blue Jays before this season -- a raise from his one-year, $6 million contract with San Francisco.
Rodriguez, a three-time MVP who ranks fifth on the career home run list with 647, is in a considerably higher salary bracket, with a 10-year, $275 million contract with the Yankees that runs through the 2017 season.
Rodriguez had been at the heart of an investigation MLB launched after the Miami New Times published a story in late January detailing his ties to Biogenesis in South Florida, which the report accused of distributing performance-enhancing drugs to players.
According to the New Times, citing documents, Rodriguez was paying $12,000 a month and received 19 different drugs and supplements.
Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch agreed to cooperate with MLB investigators after baseball sued him, and his records became a key part of the case against players accused of obtaining PEDs from his clinic.
Rodriguez, who last played for the Yankees during last year's American League Championship Series loss to the Tigers, has had two hip surgeries in four years. On Sunday, manager Joe Girardi said he was penciling Rodriguez into his lineup tonight in Chicago.
Rodriguez, who turned 38 last week, has denied being involved with Biogenesis and vowed to continue his career and return to the Yankees, telling USA TODAY Sports last month:
"I know people think I'm nuts. I know most people wouldn't want the confrontation. Most people would say, 'Get me out of here. Trade me. Do anything.'
"But I'm the (expletive) crazy man who goes, 'I want to compete. I want to stay in New York. I refuse to quit.''
Once regarded as baseball's best hope for a clean successor to the steroid-tainted Barry Bonds as the all-time home run king, Rodriguez has been dogged by allegations of steroid use since Sports Illustrated reported in February 2009 that he failed a drug test during survey testing in 2003.
Shortly afterward, A-Rod admitted using PEDs but said it was only during his three seasons with the Texas Rangers, from 2001-03, after he signed a landmark 10-year, $252 million contract with them.
A spring training news conference in 2009 in which Rodriguez spoke about his PED use was the first step in the process of restoring his sullied image, and A-Rod further ingratiated himself to Yankees fans with his 12th consecutive season of at least 30 home runs and 100 RBI, followed by an even bigger postseason.
Long derided for his playoff failures, Rodriguez powered the Yankees to the 2009 World Series - so far the only one of his career - by batting a combined .438 with five homers and 12 RBI in the first two rounds of the playoffs.
New York won its first World Series since 2000 by beating the Philadelphia Phillies in six games, with A-Rod driving in six runs and contributing the go-ahead double in the ninth inning of the pivotal Game 4 victory.
Postseason redemption was his at last, but it was fleeting.
Rodriguez has zero home runs and six RBI in 21 playoffs games since then, and reached a low point last postseason when he was benched and pinch-hit for as he struggled against the Baltimore Orioles and Tigers. He finished the postseason with three hits in 25 at-bats (.120) and struck out 12 times.
With age and injury taking their toll, Rodriguez has seen his regular-season production decline significantly as well. His on-base plus slugging percentage plummeted to .783 last year - more than a 150-point drop from his career .945 mark - and he hasn't hit more than 18 homers or driven in more than 62 runs since 2010.
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I was allowed to use the ActiveSync feature of the Zimbra in our corporation. So i went through the configuration on the iPhone (original, pre 3G with firmware 3.0) and received the following:
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What I'm missing is my other calendar which is available in the Web UI (it's a shared one), and all the info in a Contact such as phone numbers
I "complained" to my boss who has all this on his iPhone and he showed me the config on his iPhone (a 3G with firmware 3.0) and it looks strikingly similar. The only difference is that he has the Domain field filled with the domain of our company. I originally left it empty as the iPhone claims it's optional. When I fill it in I'm always told that my password would be incorrect. which is not true because as soon as I delete the Domain from the iPhone's config the very same password is accepted again.
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) -- Okaro White scored 15 consecutive points for Florida State to fuel a second-half comeback that lifted the Seminoles past Maryland 65-62 Wednesday night, ending the Terrapins' 13-game winning streak.
Florida State (10-5, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) rallied from a 12-point deficit to defeat the cold-shooting Terrapins, who went 10 for 32 from the floor in the second half.
White finished with a career-high-tying 20 points, Michael Snaer scored 15 and Ian Miller added 12 for the Seminoles, who had lost eight in a row at Maryland since 2001.
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I was wondering if it is possible to have Zimbra available in Indian languages. I know little or nothing about translations in Zimbra.
Let's say, I want to translate the UI to "Gujarati" and "Hindi", and allow the user to write email in that language.
Is this possible? How? :)
Can the user "Select the language" when logging in?


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r80 is wrong, black is best. Seriously, a good thing to do is measure how much oil you remove at oil change time. Not all of it gets out of the motor. For me its been a little less than 2 qts both times. Then put that much new oil into the motor, being sure to soak the filter (I put it in the funnel and pour the oil over it on its way into the motor).
+1 on the last two posts, we need to define over filled. The top of the site glass is over filled. Lots of people who fill to the top get blow out into the air cleaner. I fill to the mid line mark cold but haven't had any problems. Try dropping back to there cold, then a little lower if you need to.Scott
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Ana Ivanovic, who made the decision to compete at the Olympics with a sore thumb, arrived at Beijing International Airport today.
The top-ranked baller seems to have experienced nothing like Rafa's media madness - she navigated through the empty airport and was greeted by a lone Serbian fan.
Where's the crowd people? It's Ana - geesh!
Updated: Thanks to an anonymous reader who sent in a link to this image of the media getting their frenzy on over Ana - now that's what I'm talking about!
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SIGHTING (updated): Ana arrives in Beijing, no fanfare to be found yet
Ana Ivanovic, who made the decision to compete at the Olympics with a sore thumb, arrived at Beijing International Airport today.
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it's pretty wierd that there were no fans...maybe Beijing's guys only like blondes?ReplyDelete
theres a video of her getting swarmed by fans. maybe they were late.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 5, 2008 at 7:43 AM
Less than Rafa.. but still a little bit claustrophobic, as seen in the following pic!ReplyDelete
I would've been there to lick her toes or something.
IF I was her die hard fan...
oh babz - love it!!!!!ReplyDelete
thanks for the links guys - i'm going to add in the new pic of ana getting mobbed - yay!
- AnonymousAugust 5, 2008 at 8:53 AM
Ana was not "greeted by a lone Serbian fan" - that was a lady official from the Serbian Olympic delegation already at the Village, picking Ana up at the airport and greeting her in the area where no media were allowed.ReplyDelete
The two of them then proceeded towards the exit and their official car and only then they were mobbed by media, photographed and interviewed.
Rafa came through the same procedure - you could see that guy in the red T-shirt that shook Rafa's hand, that's a Spanish official picking him up.
Both Ana & Rafa looked exhausted and sleep-deprived, poor things, their flights took some 13 hours!
good stuff anon - thanks for the info!ReplyDelete
yeah it's such a quick turnaround for them...
I don't know about you guys, but Ana looks fresh as a button. I would be a ball cap and sunglasses (and definitely not smiling) if I had to do that long 18 hour flight.ReplyDelete
yep, she looks fresh, alright..like any 20 year old would!ReplyDelete


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Try the blood type diet. It has had some great results for getting pregnant.
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Gene Simmons has dashed KISS fans' hopes of an original line-up reunion following the group's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in April, insisting there's "not a chance" of a get together.
As Simmons and frontman Paul Stanley prepare for a residency in Las Vegas while touring with Def Leppard, devotees are hoping that Ace Frehley and Peter Kriss will join them onstage – but the bassist insists current bandmates Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer will never be replaced.
He tells The Tampa Tribune, "We've already danced that dance three different times. No way will we reunite. It wouldn't be fair to Tommy and Eric. It wouldn't be right."
Simmons and Stanley refused to perform at the Hall of Fame gala after learning Thayer and Singer would not be honored alongside Frehley and Kriss.
The bass player adds, "We only did the induction with Ace and Peter because the fans wanted it. But it was a slap in the face that they didn't acknowledge Tommy and Eric. They've been in the band longer than Ace and Peter."


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I've been seeing huge CPU spikes on my system, largely since having upgraded to 4.0.0. It's generally 2-3 times a day, but not always at the same times. For 30-45 minutes, the CPU load will spike to a load as high as 10.00 - 15.00, making email unusable during that time.
Running a 'top', the processes at the top are usually "mysql", "zmlogger", and "perl" (in that order).
Now, I noticed some other threads in the forums that included suggestions of removing the log processing from cron... so last night I commented out the entry that runs "zmlogprocess" every few minutes. However, I woke up this morning to seeing it occur again with the same processes at the top.
I have a decent amount of hardware and a small amount of users. It's running on a dual Xeon 2.2Ghz with 3GB of RAM, and there's maybe 10-15 user accounts. This server often receives less than 2000 messages a day, peek days might take us up to 3000-4000, but that's a trivial amount of mail IMO.
The problem has occured regularly during hours where I'm certain none of our users have been doing email, so I don't think it's related to anything our users are currently doing.
In the myslow.log file, it's filled mostly with entries such as this:
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Nice deer!
Nice buck. Looks like a terrible place to pack out from.
that is a really nice deer, killer forks! Congrats!
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Good buck....if thats the only shooter I saw I would not complain!
Great forks on that buck! Congrats
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That's a nice buck, he's in the 180's isn't he? Can't see the G2 on his right side. Congratulations, I would love to find one like that this weekend.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami says Cenor and a co-conspirator agreed in 2011 to file fraudulent tax returns using stolen identities. According to court documents, Cenor provided the names, birthdays and Social Security numbers of more than a hundred Marines. Prosecutors say that many of the Marines served in Cenor's unit in Afghanistan.
The co-conspirator was sentenced in July to nearly six years in prison.
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Ouachita Baptist University will host Brittany Ewart and Anna McCulloch's senior art exhibit, "Color Through the Eyes of a Designer," in Mabee Fine Arts Center's Hammons Art Gallery April 1-10. A reception will be held Wednesday, April 2, from 6-7 p.m. in the gallery. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
The artists said the work in the exhibit focuses on the importance of color in graphic design combined with other elements like line, shape and simplicity to create pieces that are visually pleasing to the eye. In addition to graphic design, the exhibit will also include photography pieces.
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"We both have a lot of branding, which will be in the show," said Ewart, a senior graphic design and mass communications major from Bossier City, La. "For example, I had two different restaurants that I created and came up with the logo, the menus, the business cards, the stationery and the flyers."
McCulloch, a senior graphic design and mass communications major from Little Rock, Ark., said, "I did a bake shop, and I also redesigned CoverGirl to give it a new look."
"Its funny because our pieces are really similar except the difference in colors," said Ewart. "We both do really simple but effective stuff."
Though both artists do similar work, they each have their own style. Ewart said that she enjoys using typography and geometrics for her pieces, while McCulloch said she draws inspiration from vintage themes. Additionally, Ewart's pieces focus on bright bold colors, while McCulloch's pieces focus on soft pastels. Both artists describe their work as "clean and simple."
"I'm excited for people to come because it's basically like having our portfolios on the walls," McCulloch noted. "I think it will be a good opportunity for people to see what we do."
"I never thought that I would be a graphic design major and have my own senior art show," Ewart added. "It has been a cool experience and I think it's definitely an accomplishment to have made it this far."
Regular gallery hours for the exhibit are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The exhibit is also available during evenings when other School of Fine Arts events are held in Mabee Fine Arts Center. For more information, contact the School of Fine Arts at (870) 245-5129.
Ouachita Baptist University will host Libby Harrington and Molly Ann Turner's senior art exhibit, "Divergence," in Verser Gallery from April 4 to 15. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
The show will be a culmination of the students' work while at Ouachita, allowing Turner and Harrington the opportunity to display the progression and growth they have experienced during their academic career.
A reception will be held April 5 at 4 p.m. in Verser lobby, offering the public an opportunity to interact with the artists while celebrating their creative accomplishments.
Unlike many other senior exhibits that feature students with similar stylistic preferences, Turner and Harrington's show will highlight the difference between studio art and graphic design.
"It's called 'Divergence' because it is about two students coming in as freshmen both thinking that they had the same idea about what they wanted to do, but then going in two completely different directions," said Turner. "I think it will be really interesting to see the contrast between how my and Libby's styles have developed. That is what we want people to notice."
Turner, a graphic design and mass communications double major from Little Rock, Ark., will emphasize the importance of effective visual communication through design.
"I really liked drawing, so coming in to Ouachita, I thought I wanted to do studio art," Turner noted. "However, as I began to do communications and graphic design, I realized that my passion was being able to help people communicate things effectively and using my art to do that."
Harrington, a studio art major with an emphasis in painting, takes a more expressive approach to art.
"It's an exploration of my own style through portraiture and growth trying to find my own style and what I am trying to accomplish," said Harrington, a native of Hot Springs, Ark. "It is me pushing myself past what I have been accustomed to; not just relying on talent, but more expressive emphasis."
Summer Bruch, assistant professor of visual arts at Ouachita, has seen Turner and Harrington's progression as artists firsthand.
"It is interesting to see how these two girls have really developed in their own ways," Bruch said. "Molly Anne's trip to study abroad in Austria really expanded her horizons. She got into printmaking, and I think you will see a lot of that in her show.
"Libby has finally come into her own as a painter and she has really begun honing in on the concept with the content," Bruch continued. "You are really seeing her personality and what she wants to put into the artwork, and it took until now, so you are really seeing the fruits of her whole experience at OBU."
Regular gallery hours for the exhibit is 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, contact the School of Fine Arts at (870) 245-5129.
Ouachita Baptist University's Division of Music will host three student recitals April 4 in Mabee Fine Arts Center's McBeth Recital Hall. Sean Jackson and Courtney Stanage will present junior piano recitals at 11 a.m., and Kenderick Scorza will present his sophomore musical theatre recital at 2 p.m. The recitals are free and open to the public.
Jackson is a music composition major from Livingston, La. He has been named to Ouachita's President's and Dean's Lists and is a member of the Carl Goodson Honors Program. He also has placed third in Ouachita's Virginia Queen Piano Competition.
His recital will include the first movement of J.S. Bach's "Italian Concerto, BWV 971," Johannes Brahms' "Rhapsodies, Op. 79, No. 2" and "Kaleidoscopes, No. 9 & No. 10" by Benjamin Lees.
Stanage is a piano performance major from Hot Springs Village, Ark. She has been named to Ouachita's Dean's List and is a member of Chi Rho Phi women's social club. She also has been named a Friends of Fine Arts Scholar.
Her recital will include "Fantasie in C minor" by J.S. Bach, the first movement of Ludvig van Beethoven's "Sonata, Op. 10, No. 2," Frédéric Chopin's "Ballade No. 3, Op. 47" and "Malambo, Op. 7" by Alberto Ginastera.
Scorza is a musical theatre major from North Little Rock, Ark. He has been a nominee for the Irene Ryan Acting Auditions at the Region Six Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for his work as Toad in Ouachita's production of "A Year with Frog and Toad." He also has been involved in OBU Concert Choir and Kappa Chi men's social club.
His recital will include Dick Gallagher's "Laughing Matters" from When Pigs Fly; Irving Berlin's "You're Just in Love" from Call Me Madam; Act I, Scene II from Claptrap by Ken Friedman; and "Rich, Famous and Powerful" by David Friedman.
Scorza will be assisted by Cami Willis, a junior musical theatre and church media/production arts double major from Flower Mound, Texas, for "You're Just in Love" and the scene Claptrap. Stacy Hawking, a sophomore musical theatre major from Sherwood, Ark., served as choreographer for "You're Just in Love." John Briggs, adjunct instructor of music, will serve as Scorza's accompanist for the recital.
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CMU suspended Merrill shortly after he was charged and banned him from campus.
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One Year AgoDecember 8, 2011 Perkins County Schools were upgrading and the K-2 classrooms were excited to be the recipients of 18 new iPads. The school improvement committee had decided that it would be more beneficial to teachers and students to purchase the iPads instead of anymore desktop machines. The iPads were purchased for just under $600 apiece. At the time of this report, there were 245 total students using computers in Perkins County Elementary and Madrid Middle Schools. Ten Years AgoDecember 12, 2002 The trip of a lifetime was awaiting some Perkins County students as they were making preparations to go on a musical tour of Europe the following summer. Chosen for the trip were four Grant students, and one Elsie student. Also attending would be sponsor Susan Hanson and parent Dawnell Glunz. The Nebraska Ambasadors of Music was sponsoring the trip that would send the four students and the two chaperones through seven countries in 16 days in the summer of 2003. Twenty-five Years AgoDecember 9, 1987 Memories of the past were being rekindled as the Venango Post Office celebrated its 100th year of service. Approximately 140 people passed through the post office that day to say thanks and reminisce.Fifty Years AgoNovember 8, 1962Ballentine Pharmacy Christmas SalesGiant Cleo Ribbon Roll.................... .99¢Tree Ornaments............................... .57¢Noma tree lights, set of 15............. $2.69Sparkling Icicles, 1,000.................... .69¢Cleo gift wrap, (12) 100 ft. rolls ..... $1.99Cleo gift wrap bows ......................... .99¢Seventy-Five Years Ago November 11, 1937 The coming Saturday in Grant was set to be "Turkey Day." and the event was expected to bring in one of the biggest crowds ever. At 3:30 in the afternoon, Dec. 11, several turkeys were going to be released from the back of a truck in downtown Grant. Those who caught the turkeys were to keep them as their prize. The opportunity to secure a free turkey was not the only event to attract patrons in town that day, many merchants were to be offering great sales as well.


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Politics | The U.S. Senate will become a much more conservative place next year, but Democrats still hold enough seats to cause trouble for the White House
From 0 to 84 in the blink of an eye. That's what will happen to the conservative ratings of one Senate seat from North Carolina when Richard Burr is sworn in to replace John Edwards in January of 2005. Mr. Edwards, the Democrats' former vice presidential candidate, managed to score a perfect 0 on the 2004 scorecard published by the Christian Coalition. That means he voted against a family-values position on the six issues-from abortion to abstinence to judicial nominations-deemed most important by the Coalition this year.
His successor, on the other hand, voted "right" 84 percent of the time on the most important family-values issues to come up in the House of Representatives. Transferring those conservative instincts to the Senate will result in the kind of left-to-right shift that might happen once a decade-except that this year it's happening again and again.
In North Carolina, South Carolina, and South Dakota, incoming GOP senators rate 60 to 80 points higher on various conservative scorecards than the incumbents they are replacing. (A similar shift in political philosophy will also be seen in Florida, although Sen.-elect Mel Martinez lacks a congressional record to make exact scoring possible.) In Georgia, the American Conservative Union rates Johnny Isakson 20 points higher than his predecessor, Zell Miller, the Senate's most conservative Democrat. And in Louisiana, David Vitter manages to score almost twice as high as outgoing Sen. John Breaux, another leading Democratic moderate.
That sort of ideological whiplash has left even longtime conservative activists somewhat dumbfounded. "The Senate's gone back and forth from Republican to Democratic control several times since 1980," says Richard Lessner, executive director of the American Conservative Union. "But I don't know that there's ever been such a dramatic ideological swing in one election."
Mr. Lessner says it's not just the number of incoming Republicans that's important, but the depth of their conservative beliefs. "The Senate is a kind of hoary old institution run like a good old boys' club. But these guys are all committed, ideological conservatives, and I don't think they'll be content being passive. . . . President Bush ran on a clear agenda for his second term, [and] these new guys will expect to see some action on those items."
For President Bush, the Senate's conservative influx could make the difference on controversial issues such as tort reform, Social Security privatization, and tax overhaul. Although the GOP's 55-44 advantage will still require some bipartisan cooperation, experts predict that chastened Democrats will now be more likely to at least negotiate, rather than simply obstruct the president's agenda.
"I think the Democrats are going to have to sue for peace," says William Connelly, a politics professor at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. "They've been arguing since Election Day that the onus is on the president to reach out across the aisle, but compromise is a two-way street . . . and you could argue that the minority party needs compromise more than the majority party."
Mr. Connelly, who is writing a book on confrontation and compromise in the U.S. Congress, believes "the Democrats simply can't afford to play the politics of opposition"-a lesson they may have learned from the political demise of their erstwhile leader. "Tom Daschle was a master of confrontation," he notes. "Daschle could smile while he was sticking a knife in you. He lost in part because of the way he played the politics of confrontation. Harry Reid [Mr. Daschle's likely successor as minority leader] is nowhere near as personally inclined to be that confrontational. He's more moderate, more of a tactician."
Even with Mr. Reid in charge, however, almost no one expects the Democrats to roll over and play dead. The rules of the upper chamber simply make it too easy to hold up controversial bills by talking them to death.
"I think they'll continue to filibuster," says John J. Pitney, a professor of government at Claremont McKenna College in Southern California. Even with a net pickup of four seats, the GOP will still be five votes short of the 60-vote "supermajority" needed to break a filibuster and force a vote by the full chamber.
"It's a heck of a lot better to have 55 than 51," Mr. Pitney admits, "but you don't have as many moderate Democrats as before. It was the moderates who were the hope for breaking a filibuster, and many of them are gone now-Zell Miller, Fritz Hollings, John Breaux. It's not as helpful to the Republicans as if the seats they were gaining came from people like Clinton and Kennedy."
The battle for Mr. Bush's judicial nominees provides the best example of the Senate's new math. In the past year, both Priscilla Owen and Miguel Estrada failed to gain a straight up-or-down vote because Republicans were unable to muster the 60 votes necessary to break a Democratic filibuster. With the help of four moderate Democrats, Mr. Estrada got the closest to a full vote, garnering 55 votes in favor of breaking the Democratic filibuster. A net gain of four new Republicans might appear to take him to 59, but two of those new GOP senators are merely replacing moderate Democrats who already sided with the president. So the Estrada nomination, if it came up again, would likely stall at 57 votes in favor of cloture-two more than before, but still three short of the magic number.
Still, Republicans are hopeful they can cobble together enough Democratic votes to end the long deadlock on judicial nominees. Their best hope is that senators from some of the Red States carried overwhelmingly by President Bush will take a lesson from Mr. Daschle and decide to vote the will of their conservative constituents rather than that of the Democratic hierarchy. Republican strategists believe the four remaining Southern Democrats may vote to save their careers, along with western Democrats in states like Montana, North Dakota, and Colorado.
The recent rumblings of Sen. Arlen Specter regarding pro-life judges (see p. 23) shows that even with a solid Republican majority, the Bush administration can't always expect smooth sailing for its agenda. Nevertheless, the newly ascendant conservatives believe they can use the Senate's machinery to sideline liberals like Mr. Specter, Lincoln Chaffee of Rhode Island, and Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe of Maine.
Beginning this month, GOP senators will meet to divvy up committee assignments and budgets for the coming session. With their larger majority, Republicans can now pad their one-seat advantage on most committees by giving themselves a margin of two or even three seats. That may not seem like a huge advantage at first glance, but it is: "Having one additional vote on the Judiciary Committee could mean the difference in bringing a nomination to the floor or seeing it die in committee," says Michael Franc, vice president for government relations at the Heritage Foundation. "If you stack a committee and handpick who gets on it, you pretty much guarantee you can move a bill to the floor."
Conservatives have two options for keeping moderates in line. By expanding committees to give themselves a three-vote majority, Republicans can guarantee that even one moderate crossover won't be enough to prevent a bill from reaching the Senate floor. Alternatively, the leadership could decide to shrink the size of certain committees by declining to fill the seat of a retiring Democrat. On Judiciary, for instance, currently stacked 10-9 in favor of the GOP, Republicans might keep their seats at 10 while shrinking the Democratic side to 8 by refusing to fill the seat of a retiring John Edwards. That would make it harder for disgruntled liberals like Mr. Chaffee to jump to the other party, because Democratic leaders would have fewer plum committee assignments to offer as an inducement.
With Republican liberals de-fanged, President Bush may be able to push through an aggressive legislative agenda-but newly elected conservatives may also have an agenda of their own. Conservatives have long grumbled about the administration's free-spending ways, for instance, and they may now have the clout to do something about it. "The overt fiscal conservatism of incoming freshman senators may result in some fiscal austerity, finally," predicts Mr. Franc.
A WORLD interview with Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma seems to bear that out. Though he's replacing a fellow conservative, Dr. Coburn appears more prepared for confrontation than some of the Republican Old Guard. "I want to use the office to get back to what our Constitution says we should be doing," he says between appointments at his OB/Gyn practice. "Nobody seems to be upset that we spent $600 billion of our kids' money last year, money that we didn't have. Stealing from your kids is not just wrong, it's immoral. That argument has to be made, and it's going to be tough.
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- Bedbugs inside a dorm building at the University of Maryland in College Park are keeping students up at night.
The infestation has been documented in 2 apartments inside building 7 at the South Campus Commons.
Capstone On-Campus Management is the the company that manages the property, and according to them they are aware of the issue and are working to rid the units of the bedbugs.
An email has been sent out to all the students who live at Commons, notifying them about the bedbugs and urging them to submit a work order if they suspect a problem.
In one letter to the students, a company official wrote:
"I understand that your room has recently been treated for bed bugs and that this can be an incredibly frustrating process. Bed bugs are an incredibly crafty pest that are troublesome to detect (especially in occupied spaces with extra hiding places), easily transported from one location to another, and are highly resistant to treatments. Bed bugs are especially hard to diagnose since their bites can so closely resemble those of many other types of insects. In order to raise the probability of successful treatment as quickly as possible, I am aware that the exterminator makes recommendations that are geared to ensure the bugs are not maintained in certain belongings, that those belongings are separated from areas where bed bugs could be residing, and advises actions to take to avoid the possible spread of the bed bugs. It may be an unpleasant process, but the recommendations are made to protect you from transporting the bugs from one area to another."
Alton Irwin, the Chief Marketing Officer of Capstone On-Campus Management, said they were alerted to the issue in late September and described the issue as an "increasing problem."
Turna Mukherje, lives in one of the apartments that has bed bugs and said, "I keep waking up with bites."
9News obtained exclusive video of one of the infested apartments that shows the conditions those who live there have to deal with.
Their clothes and belongings have had to be bagged, and their beds stripped of their bedsheets.
Students said part of their frustration stems from the fact that they feel it took too long for the Commons staff to take action.
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Today's blog comes from David Turner. First let's start with the definitions:Definitions:1. PLM - Product Lifecycle Management is the process of managing the entire lifecycle of a product from its conception, through design and manufacture, to service and disposal.2. EAM - Enterprise Asset Management means the whole life optimal management of ... [ + Read more ]


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The Master (2012)
The Master SynopsisA striking portrait of drifters and seekers in post World War II America, Paul Thomas Andersons The Master unfolds the journey of a Naval veteran (Joaquin Phoenix) who arrives home from war unsettled and uncertain of his future until he is tantalized by The Cause and its charismatic leader (Philip Seymour Hoffman).
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Starring: Amy Adams, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix, and Laura Dern
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by Nick Romano January 9, 2015 comments
The Master's Deleted Scenes: The More You Think You Know, The More You Don't
The Master, last year's beguiling gem from Paul Thomas Anderson, is the exception to most rules, and its deleted scenes are too. Cut together by Anderson, complete with music from Jonny Greenwood and a few period-appropriate songs, the scenes have been perfectly described as a kind of B-side to The Master, a companion that echoes the same themes but is distinct from the main product
by Katey Rich March 14, 2013 comments
This Week In Home Entertainment: The Master And Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2
No one seems to want to compete with The Twilight Saga this week, making this weeks home entertainment releases almost as dismal as the stuff at the box office this past weekend. The final installation in the franchise drops on Saturday...
by Jessica Rawden February 27, 2013 comments
Preview The Master, Les Miserables And ParaNorman Mondo Posters
If you're a movie poster collector, there's one more reason to look forward to Oscar night. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema's art division, Mondo, has three new posters set to be unveiled during the Academy Awards broadcast, marking their 2nd annual poster series tied to the nominated films in select categories. Check out three of the posters set to go on sale this Sunday ahead.
by Kelly West February 21, 2013 comments
Harvey Weinstein And Megan Ellison Continue To Feud Over The Master
"Harvey knows two things before he gets up in the morning: Megan thinks PTA is a god, and PTA isnt going to do more press just because hes asked," said a source close to the feud. "So that makes The Masters receipts her fault. And shes 25, so when he tells her that, she believes it. And then he tortures her about it.
by Sean O'Connell February 1, 2013 comments
Harvey Weinstein Admits He Mis-Marketed The Master
"I think the audience had trouble with the movie and needed to be guided and eased into it, Weinstein said. I was so enamored with the film that I didnt think the audience would have that trouble. ... I do think the film will stand up and have a long life down the line.
by Sean O'Connell January 29, 2013 comments
The Master Will Arrive On Blu-ray In February
The Master will run for a decent cost, with Blu-ray copies costing $39.99 and DVD copies running more cheaply, at $29.98. Additionally, extras with the Blu-ray and DVD sets seem to be fairly interesting, although they are subject to change. This includes footage from the making of the film, as well as outtakes edited to music by Radioheads Johnny Greenwood, who put together the soundtrack for the film.
by Jessica Rawden January 20, 2013 comments
Listen To Unreleased Portions Of Jonny Greenwood's Score For The Master
Greenwood, who is probably best known for being a member of the Grammy Award-winning band Radiohead, has been working as a film composer since writing the music for Simon Pummell's documentary Bodysong and previously worked with Anderson on 2007's There Will Be Blood (for which he earned a BAFTA nomination). Obviously the studio is trying to get his music for The Master noticed in the Oscar's Best Original Score category for this year...
by Eric Eisenberg December 31, 2012 comments
The 10 Best On-Screen Couples Of 2012
As we put a cap on the cinematic year, we wanted to go back and single out the duos who turned our heads with combustible on-screen chemistry. We admit to cheating in at least one selection, and we admit an over-reliance on the Hollywood bromance. But we think its a great list.
by Sean O'Connell December 31, 2012 comments
The Top 10 Movies Of 2012: Katey's List
2012 was a really, really hard year to sum up in list form, and a top 20 would really be more appropriate to reflect the astonishing variety of blockbusters, out-of-nowhere successes and totally tiny arthouse stuff that grabbed me this year. A lot of these movies snuck up on me, only revealing their brilliance long after I'd written a review or thought I'd forgotten about it. Plenty of those not on this list did the opposite, making an amazing first impression and fading so quickly
by Katey Rich December 17, 2012 comments
SAG Award Surprises: What Can We Learn From These Weird Nominations?
This morning the Screen Actors Guild announced their nominees for the best performances of the year, and threw in more than a few surprises. Nicole Kidman for The Paperboy? Javier Bardem for Skyfall? Best Exotic Marigold Hotel for Best Ensemble? In the world of people who aim to predict the Academy Awards, these nods raised a lot of questions
by Katey Rich and Sean O'Connell December 12, 2012 comments
Critics Groups Pick Zero Dark Thirty, Amour And The Master As The Year's Best
We are officially in the onslaught part of the awards season, where every critic's group from New York and Los Angeles to Tulsa gathers together, picks their favorites, and announces their winners for the world to decide whether or not they're important. All these (occasionally) highbrow notices will be followed up by Thursday's Golden Globes nominations
by Katey Rich December 9, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson Talks The Master During Rare, Hourlong Q&A
Anderson took to the stage following a 70mm screening of The Master at Astor Theater in Melbourne, Australia. Its an hour-long conversation with an unusually reserved filmmaker, and for those who adored the film, its a must-watch.
by Sean O'Connell November 26, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson Wants To Make A Broad Comedy, Believe It Or Not
Rudolph left her comfy comedy terrain behind in 2009, offering a somber and moving portrayal of an anxious expecting mother in the quirky drama Away We Go. And it seems Anderson is mulling over a similarly risky leap of his own, considering crafting his own comedy. While doing press for The Master, the five-time Academy Award-nominated director was asked if there is any chance he might helm a comedy.
by Kristy Puchko November 7, 2012 comments
James Franco Explains Why He Didn't Get Joaquin Phoenix's Role In The Master
James Franco is ever-present enough, and The Master is weird enough, that I might somehow be able to convince you that he really did play Freddie Quell in The Master maybe in a flashback scene or interrogation scene, in a quick flash that went unnoticed. But, in fact, Joaquin Phoenix played the part-- brilliantly, actually-
by Katey Rich October 22, 2012 comments
Joaquin Phoenix Calls The Oscars 'Bullshit,' But That Shouldn't Surprise Us
Despite the fact that he's likely to receive an Oscar nomination for his work in The Master, Joaquin Phoenix should never have been expected to take the whole charade of awards season seriously. This is a guy who's been Oscar-nominated twice and looked completely miserable at both ceremonies, then deliberately blew up his career with the faux-documentary I'm Still Here
by Katey Rich October 19, 2012 comments
Moonrise Kingdom, Bernie, Beasts Of The Southern Wild Lead Gotham Award Nominations
The first movie awards show of the season also tends to be one of the most interesting, as every year the Gotham Independent Film Awards showcase some of the most fascinating and under appreciated indie films released-- including many that have absolutely zero shot at Oscar attention. They've kept up that tradition this year, announcing a slate of nominees
by Katey Rich October 18, 2012 comments
The Master Gets A Final, Extended Trailer
It's rare for a new trailer to be released once a film has already reached theaters nationwide, but as anyone who has seen it can attest to, The Master is no ordinary film. A fascinating, complex movie about cults, the post-war era and relationships, the new work from Paul Thomas Anderson isn't exactly standard blockbuster fare, but it's still managed to find success...
by Eric Eisenberg September 27, 2012 comments
Why You Should Go Out Of Your Way To See The Master In 70mm
I was lucky enough to see Andersons film at TIFF, where the movie screened in 70mm. I sat next to my good friend Jay Morong, a lecturer of Theater and Film at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and picked his brain on the beauty of PTAs vision, and the importance of 70mm projection. Heres what he had to say.
by Sean O'Connell September 20, 2012 comments
The Master Sets Box Office Record In Limited Release
The Master racked up a per-theater average of $145,949 according to weekend estimates. Oddly enough, Master topped a record thatd barely had time to establish itself. Earlier this year, Wes Andersons Moonrise Kingdom opened to a per-theater average of $130,749.
by Sean O'Connell September 17, 2012 comments
Weekend Box Office: Resident Evil: Retribution Tops Finding Nemo 3D
How many Resident Evil movies does it take before audiences get bored? No one's quite sure, but after this weekend's disappointing debut of Resident Evil: Retribution, we may be closing in on an answer.
by Scott Gwin September 16, 2012 comments
Resident Evil: Retribution Tops Friday Box Office With $8.8 Million
In the battle of the Paul Andersons at the box office, each one of them gets to be a winner in their own way. Paul Thomas, director of the fascinating new film The Master, is leading the critical pack with an 88% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, while Paul W.S. will be sitting happily on top of the box office with Resident Evil: Retribution
by Katey Rich September 15, 2012 comments
Operation Kino 80: Wrapping Our Minds Around The Master And The Toronto Film Festival
This week on Operation Kino, all four of us are back together again, but not in the same country, with Katey calling in from the Toronto Film Festival so we can review The Master, which premiered there. And because Patches was also up in Toronto, we dedicate Segment 3 to discussing the festival, both which films we saw that we liked and the general importance of Toronto
by Operation Kino September 14, 2012 comments
Toronto Film Festival Wrap-Up: The Good, The Bad, And The Best Oscar Bets
The Toronto Film Festival technically doesn't wrap up until Sunday, when award winners will be announced (including the usually important Audience Award) and the crowds will recede from downtown Toronto for another year. But Team Cinema Blend has already left the premises, with dozens of movies and a handful interviews under our belts
by Katey Rich and Sean O'Connell September 14, 2012 comments
TIFF 2012 Video Blog: The Master Leaves Katey And Sean Speechless
With Katey arriving in Toronto yesterday afternoon, Team Cinema Blend was officially two member strong on the ground at the Toronto Film Festival-- for 24 hours, at least. Today Sean takes off, which left us one chance to get together and talk about what we had seen. Luckily we had just come out of one movie together, the highly anticipated The Master
by Katey Rich and Sean O'Connell September 10, 2012 comments
New Clip From The Master Promotes Special NYC Screening
The Master, Paul Thomas Anderson's long-awaited follow-up to his Oscar-winning and hard-hitting drama There Will Be Blood, will hit theaters on September 21st. But those around New York City will have a special chance to see the film tomorrow night.
by Kristy Puchko September 10, 2012 comments
Freddie Has Something On His Mind In New Clip From The Master
They say that Rorschach tests are designed not to have a specific image, but rather are up for the subject's interpretation. The results are then analyzed to try and examine how the subject's mind works. Watching this new clip from The Master, it's pretty easy to see how Joaquin Phoenix's character's mind works: he thinks about sex. A lot.
by Eric Eisenberg September 7, 2012 comments
Fall Movie Guide: 20 Movies We Can't Wait To See
If you haven't noticed from all the festival buzz, or the kids trudging back to school or that slight drop in temperature outside, the fall movie season is finally gearing up, helping us leave behind the thrilling blockbusters of summer and move along to the headier, chillier and sometimes even more thrilling films of autumn
by CB Staff September 6, 2012 comments
New Trailer For The Master Explains That Man Is Not An Animal
Now that we've reached the end of August it means that Oscar season is about to begin, and certainly one of the leaders of the pack is Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master. While there certainly is some serious competition this year from directors like Steven Spielberg, Kathryn Bigelow, Ang Lee, and Tom Hooper, everything we've seen from Anderson's latest has been nothing short of jaw-dropping. And the latest trailer does absolutely nothing to change that record:
by Eric Eisenberg August 27, 2012 comments
New The Master Clip: She Wrote Me A Letter
You heard that right, folks. Andersons screening the film in select cities ahead of its pre-destined screenings at the prominent fall film festivals (Venice, Toronto and possibly Telluride). This piggybacks on the surprise Master screening Anderson held in Santa Monica.
by Sean O'Connell August 16, 2012 comments
New Images From The Master: Joaquin Phoenix Has A Lot On His Mind
If it lives up to the cinematography, production design and all-around style that we've seen from Paul Thomas Anderson's previous movies, The Master's greatness will only be evident when you actually see it-- after all, you need to see all the moving parts to understand what he's going for
by Katey Rich August 13, 2012 comments
The Master Gets A Kaleidoscopic New Poster
The Master stars Joaquin Phoenix as Freddie Sutton, a war veteran who has become a hard-drinking drifter living in post-war America. Things begin to turn around for him when he meets Lancaster Dodd (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a charismatic, L. Ron Hubbard-type individual who has begun the creation of his own faith-based organization.
by Eric Eisenberg August 6, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master Secretly Screens For Thrilled Crowd
With The Master scheduled for release on September 14, as well as a spot in the Toronto Film Festival, we don't have that much longer to wait to finally get a look at it. But a few lucky moviegoers in Los Angeles, who were smart enough to check out a theatrical presentation of The Shining
by Katey Rich August 5, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master Added To Toronto Film Fest's Schedule
The TIFF screening will mark the North American premiere of Andersons film, which casts Philip Seymour Hoffman as the mysterious leader of a religious cult who takes a wayward man (Joaquin Phoenix) under his wing for potential guidance.
by Sean O'Connell July 30, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master Moves Up To September
Unfortunately, with the good news of The Master being moved up comes bad news that Andrew Dominik's next film, Killing Them Softly, will be pushed back. While the crime thriller was originally going to make it to theaters on September 21st, the trade says that it has been moved back to October 19th. The film will be competing against both Alex Cross, starring Tyler Perry and Matthew Fox, and Paranormal Activity 4.
by Eric Eisenberg July 27, 2012 comments
First Theatrical Trailer For Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master Will Drop Your Jaw
We've already gotten to see some footage from Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master. Following a footage presentation at this year's Cannes Film Festival, two short teasers were released online that introduced us to the film's two central characters: Freddie Sutton (Joaquin Phoenix) and Lancaster Dodd (Philip Seymour Hoffman).
by Eric Eisenberg July 19, 2012 comments
First Poster For Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master
If you're not perpetually excited for the next Paul Thomas Anderson movie I think something may be wrong with your brain. Since making his mark on Hollywood back in 2007 with Boogie Nights, the filmmaker has continued to amazed us with bolder and more impressive work each time out. We've been waiting a long time for him to make another movie...
by Eric Eisenberg July 18, 2012 comments
Philip Seymour Hoffman Mesmerizes In Second Trailer For The Master
It's also our first look at Amy Adams in the film, who we've been told is playing Hoffman's character's wife, but we don't' really know much of anything about this movie for sure. All the same, the focus is still on Phoenix's character, from that excellent extended scene of him climbing out of a river bank to his outburst in a jail cell
by Katey Rich June 19, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson Has Shown Tom Cruise His Scientology-Inspired Film, The Master
Even though he was famous years before he appeared in Magnolia, Tom Cruise has a lot to thank writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson for. Simply put, the filmmaker gave the actor one of the best roles of his life. Playing the alpha-male testosterone-fueled, daddy-issue-filled Frank T.J. Mackey, Cruise was able to both access his terrific charisma as well as he's stunning dramatic powers and the result got him an Academy Award nomination.
by Eric Eisenberg May 22, 2012 comments
Teaser Trailer For Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master
At this point we know so little for certain about the plot it seems silly to speculate further, but suffice it to say this is not at all what I was expecting from our first look at the film. The focus on Phoenix, the deliberate mystery about exactly what he did and his mental state, and the rhythmic score that accompanies the flashbacks
by Katey Rich May 21, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson Shares Still Frames From His Anticipated Film The Master
Anderson accompanied the visuals with the description, These shots include our lovely Negative Cutter, Simone, imported all the way from France to cut 65mm negative. She does it all with a pair of scissors from Staples. How do you not love that?
by Sean O'Connell May 16, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master Confirmed For October Release
It's seemed like a foregone conclusion for a while now that Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master would get a release this year in prime Oscar season, given the stellar cast-- Philip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams-- the director's own pedigree, and the fact that it's coming from the Weinstein Company
by Katey Rich March 28, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master Likely On Track For October Release Date
Granted, that's not a huge surprise-- a movie as high-profile as this one, with The Weinstein Company distributing it, was bound to find an Oscar-season release, and October puts it just after the big festivals in New York and Toronto, while also making it entirely possible that it could premiere at either of those fests
by Katey Rich March 6, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's Next Film Being Shot On IMAX Stock
When it comes to the debate of IMAX vs. 3D, we here at Cinema Blend are staunchly in favor of the former. Managing to create what appears to be actual depth instead of artificial depth, IMAX is the most immersive format currently available for filmmakers. Some of the best action sequences from last year came courtesy of Brad Bird using 65mm print for scenes in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, and we can't wait to see what other filmmakers do with it.
by Eric Eisenberg January 12, 2012 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson Reuniting With Composer Jonny Greenwood For His Next Film
In a couple weeks, David Fincher's newest film, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, will be arriving in theaters. In addition to being his second film in two years, the movie is also a reunion between the director at Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor, who, along with Atticus Ross, composed the score for the film. But Fincher isn't the only Oscar nominated director deciding to reteam with a composer from an incredibly popular band.
by Eric Eisenberg December 6, 2011 comments
Laura Dern, Jesse Plemons and David Warshofsky Added To The Cast Of P.T. Anderson's Next
Paul Thomas Anderson is directing another movie. Sure, we've known about it for a couple weeks now, but I feel like celebrating whenever I hear that bit of news. The project, formally titled The Master, already stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix in the lead roles, but now the cast has received a few additions.
by Eric Eisenberg May 31, 2011 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's Next Starts Filming In June, Joaquin Phoenix Confirmed
The biggest problem with Paul Thomas Anderson movies is that there simply aren't enough of them. With only five feature titles under his belt, the There Will Be Blood director has established a deliberate pace that ensures that his films are of the highest grade, but also leaves three to five year gaps between projects that leave fans foaming at the mouth.
by Eric Eisenberg May 9, 2011 comments
Joaquin Phoenix In Talks To Replace Jeremy Renner In PT Anderson's The Master
I was doing cartwheels around my apartment back in February when it was announced that Paul Thomas Anderson had potentially found funding for two of his upcoming projects, the Scientology parable The Master, and an adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice.
by Eric Eisenberg April 12, 2011 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson Close To Finding Financing For The Master And Inherent Vice
As great as Paul Thomas Anderson movies are, the real tragedy is that there aren't more of them. Since releasing his first feature
by Eric Eisenberg February 10, 2011 comments
Paul Thomas Anderson's Next Film Put On Hold
It's unclear exactly what the hurdle is-- was Anderson unhappy with the performances, or his writing, or are the Scientologists striking back somehow?-- but it doesn't surprise me at all to hear that the auteur
by Katey Rich September 20, 2010 comments
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