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The Artist SynopsisHollywood 1927. George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) is a silent movie superstar. The advent of the talkies will sound the death knell for his career and see him fall into oblivion. For young extra Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo), it seems the sky's the limit - major movie stardom awaits. The Artist tells the story of their interlinked destinies.
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Starring: John Goodman, Penelope Ann Miller, James Cromwell, Berenice Bejo, Jean Dujardin
Written by: Michel Hazanavicius
Directed by: Michel Hazanavicius
Produced by: Thomas Langmann, Emmanuel Montamat
Length: 100 min
Distributor: The Weinstein Company
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Uggie, The Dog From The Artist, Dies At 13
Uggie the dog, the canine star of The Artist, is a true rags to riches story, but one that has come to a close, as the beloved animal actor has passed away at the age of 13.
by Gregory Wakeman August 12, 2015 comments
Glorious Nostalgia: 10 Movies That Made Us Yearn For Another Time
The following list is a celebration of the movies that made us feel nostalgic. Its a tribute to the films that made us fall in love with the past, and most of all, its a wink to The Artist which celebrated Hollywoods Golden Age so enthusiastically and touchingly. The story arcs and events they portray might be fictional, but in all the details, they seem genuine and at their best, inviting.
by Mack Rawden and Katey Rich June 20, 2012 comments
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Now The Artist will have the chance to add a bit more to that box office tally. The Weinstein Company has announced it's re-releasing The Artist in theaters this weekend, in time for Mother's Day and offering up an alternative to the weekend's only other major release, Dark Shadows
by Katey Rich May 9, 2012 comments
Weekend Box Office: Tree-Hugging Lorax Chops Down One Record After Another
The Lorax... a record breaker? Given its bland marketing and so-so response from critics it was unlikely, but if Sunday's estimated numbers are proven correct, the CG rendition of Dr. Seuss story will not only be the top opening of the year so far, it will also have narrowly received the highest ever opening for a non-sequel animated film.
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Why The Artist Doesn't Mean The End Of Bold Choices For Best Picture
It was a little hard during last night's Oscars to see this as the same Academy that changed their rules for The Dark Knight. Just two years after the Academy expanded the Best Picture category to 10, then swooned over genre movies like District 9 or pop cultural mashups like Inglourious Basterds, they handed us the 2011 nominees
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As Im sure you are aware, the Academy Awards were held tonight and some of the best movies of 2011 were awarded Oscars for their achievements. But the timespan between January 1st and December 31st is a long there are new movies being released every single weekend. As a result, theres a good chance that a) you might not have seen every title that won an award tonight and/or b) you might have missed our coverage of said title. Well, youre in luck.
by Eric Eisenberg February 26, 2012 comments
The Artist Tops Indie Spirit Awards On Its Way To Oscar
This year it's likely the Spirits and the Oscars will match up pretty closely-- The Artist took home the two top prizes, Best Picture and Best Director for Michel Hazanavicius, along with Best Male Lead for Jean Dujardin--all three prizes are likely to go to The Artist tonight. The French silent film also took Best Cinematography. The Descendants
by Katey Rich February 26, 2012 comments
Ice Age Parodies The Artist In New Featurette
A silent films about to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards? Pfft. Scrat, the acorn-hunting squirrel at the front of every Ice Age movie has been cranking out largely silent short films for years now. But to show theres no real hard feelings, the Ice Age team put together this little tribute to Michel Hazanavicius black-and-white ode to classic filmmaking.
by Sean O'Connell February 24, 2012 comments
Watch Conan O'Brien Tap Dance On His Desk In Tribute To The Artist
Even Andy Richter seemed to know that Conan's pre-Oscar tribute to The Artist was a little half-thought out-- mostly it seemed like Conan wanted a chance to shake his gangly legs and tap dance on the desk. But really, who can blame him for that, especially when he slaps on a pencil-thin mustache and big grin
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Predicting The 2012 Oscar Winners: Original Score, Original Song, Costumes And More
Today brings us round two, still full of technical prizes, but with some standout categories like Best Original Score and Best Original Song, as well as a few hotly contested spots, where it's basically Academy favorites Hugo and The Artist duking it out to see who's prettier
by Katey Rich February 21, 2012 comments
For Your Consideration: The Artist Is More Than Just A Simple Crowdpleaser
While The Artist is set in Hollywood's Golden Age and certainly revels in allusions to some of the era's masterworks, it hardly paints a glossy picture of its setting. Instead, Hollywood is portrayed as a fickle community that will celebrate its stars one moment and leave them in the gutter the next
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Most Americans have probably barely even heard of Best Picture frontrunner The Artist, much less seen it, which makes it a really odd choice for an SNL parody sketch. And yet, the "French Dance" sketch from Saturday's SNL, featuring a surprise guest appearance by The Artist star Jean Dujardin
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The Artist Proves The Big Winner At The BAFTAs
The big show is almost here. On Sunday February 26th, millions of people will gather around, eat some party mix, whip out their ballots, and watch some of the most talented artists in filmmaking get rewarded for their hard work and skill at the Academy Awards. But while were not quite there yet, there are some other major awards shows going on. We already had the Golden Globes a few weeks ago, and now we have the results of the British Academy Film Awards, also known as The BAFTAs.
by Eric Eisenberg February 12, 2012 comments
Jean Dujardin Follows Up The Artist With Every Possible Villain Role
Goofiness aside, this is a pretty sharply executed critique of what Hollywood does to extraordinary leading men from Europe, relegating them to broadly written antagonist roles in action movies opposite square-jawed American stars. We especially love our bad guys with British and German accents in particular, so it's a good thing Dujardin has picked up enough English to be able to affect a slew of campy bad guy intonations. Just give the guy a prop gun, and look at him go!
by Kristy Puchko February 9, 2012 comments
Uggie Screws Up In The Blooper Reel From The Artist
Anyone who has seen Michel Hazanavicius' The Artist knows that the movie's real highlight is Uggie the Dog, who plays the canine best friend of star Jean Dujardin. In the movie he is so well-trained and does so many great stunts that it make you want to spit on the first dog you see walking out of the theater. But while Uggie seems like the most well trained dog in the world while watching The Artist, the truth is that he probably didn't get it right on the first take every single time.
by Eric Eisenberg January 27, 2012 comments
The Artist Prompts Some Moviegoers To Demand Refunds
Living my life the way I do, completely immersed in new movie releases and especially awards season, I aways find it amazing when people buy a ticket to a movie expecting something totally different. It's true that the posters and trailers for The Artist haven't proclaimed "This is a silent movie!" but it is in black and white, which has to be at least some kind of tip-off
by Katey Rich January 18, 2012 comments
The Artist, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Top British BAFTA Award Nominees
The BAFTA Awards may be the British equivalent of the Oscars, but in their picks of nominees for their annual film awards they tend to have a far more international slant. Though homegrown products like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and My Week With Marilyn racked up impressive numbers of nominations
by Katey Rich January 17, 2012 comments
Kim Novak Calls The Artist's Use Of Vertigo's Score 'Rape', Michel Hazanavicius Responds
Actors might want to start thinking about not using the word "rape" when not referring to anything other than sexual assault. In the past few years alone both Kristen Stewart and Johnny Depp found themselves in hot water when they used the term to describe being photographed and had to later apologize for using the term. Now screen legend Kim Novak has uttered the PR-nightmarish word, but instead of referring to getting her picture taken...
by Eric Eisenberg January 9, 2012 comments
The Artist Director To Tackle War Drama The Search Next
No production schedule has yet been announced for The Search, but it's likely Hazanavicius' multi-director effort Les Infidels will hit theaters first. Similar in premise to the shorts collection Paris, je t'aime, this film will feature short filmsin this case on the subject of infidelity--from a number of French luminaries that include Hazanavicius and The Artist's leading man Jean Dujardin.
by Kristy Puchko January 9, 2012 comments
Drive, The Artist And Hugo Lead Critics Choice Award Nominees
The BFCAs cover all the categories done by the Oscars-- yes, including Best Sound-- and then add a few of their own to the end, so instead of going through each category individually it seems easier to simply look for surprises. They nominated six people in each acting category-- all the better to predict the Oscars with, my dear
by Katey Rich December 13, 2011 comments
The Artist, The Descendants Win Top Prizes Among Several Critic's Groups
With the movie awards season in full swing, several critic's groups met today to award their prizes for the best of the year, and while the love was spread all over the place-- there is definitely no runaway critical success like The Hurt Locker or The Social Network this year-- one film seemed to get the lion's share of attention
by Katey Rich December 11, 2011 comments
The Artist Director Michel Hazanavicius On The Hit Silent Film Nobody Wanted Him To Make
It's been a pretty good week for Michel Hazanavicius. The French director saw his new film The Artist open strong in limited release over the holiday, bringing in more than $200,000 on just 6 screens, partly thanks to the kind of ecstatic reviews that inevitably result in awards attention
by Katey Rich December 2, 2011 comments
8 Indies You Must See Before They Leave Theaters
But if you spent your Thanksgiving holiday seeing The Muppets, Arthur Christmas, Hugo and all the rest, you're either seeing Shame in limited release this weekend or totally stuck without options. Or are you?
by CB Staff November 30, 2011 comments
Oscar Eye: Is The Artist A Best Picture Frontrunner After Yesterday's Awards?
The French film wasn't the only one to benefit across the board yesterday, though. After picking up its Gotham award Tree of Life also got honors for its two actors, Brad Pitt and Jessica Chastain, from the New York critics; even though it was left out of the Indie Spirits entirely (likely because it cost too much)
by Katey Rich November 30, 2011 comments
The Artist Wins Best Picture And Director From New York Film Critics Circle
Following rules that the Oscars don't allow, the critics awarded Brad Pitt their Best Actor prize for two separate 2011 movies, Tree of Life and Moneyball, and did the same for his Tree of Life co-star Jessica Chastain, naming her Best Supporting Actress for that film along with The Help and Take Shelter
by Katey Rich November 29, 2011 comments
The Descendants, The Artist Lead Independent Spirit Award Nominees
The Independent Spirit Awards have announced the nominees for their annual prizes, which will be handed out on February 25, the day before the Oscars. True to form, the Indie Spirits recognized a number of films that won't show up at all for Oscar consideration, like Another Earth and Terri
by Katey Rich November 29, 2011 comments
The Artist Star Jean Dujardin On How Gene Kelly Inspired His Work
In The Artist, our hero George Valentin is a silent film star who finds himself left behind by the times, sticking to his old-fashioned silent acting while the rest of Hollywood moves on to talkies and sound. The actor who plays George, Jean Dujardin, has all the charisma and visual appeal that any silent actor would need
by Katey Rich November 28, 2011 comments
2011 Telluride Film Festival Line-Up
The most interesting thing about this announcement is the fact that it comes just a day before the fest is due to begin. Talk about coming in just under the wire. Im thrilled to see new films from Martin Scorsese, David Cronenberg, Werner Herzog, and Wim Wenders on the roster. As a psychology nerd, Cronenbergs A Dangerous Method, an examination of the relationship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, is particularly high on my list of must-sees.
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A second federal official said he has been briefed that authorities believe a second video or photo showed "two men with two backpacks."
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"When asked, FEMA could not explain precisely how the UASI program has closed security gaps or prepared the nation in the event of another attack. In part, FEMA has done very little oversight of the program, allowing cities to spend the money on almost anything they want, as long as it has broad ties to terror prevention. In fact, according to a June 2012 report by the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General, "FEMA did not have a system in place to determine the extent that Homeland Security Grant Program funds enhanced the states' capabilities to prevent, deter, response to, and recover from terrorist attacks, major disasters and other emergencies before awarding more funds to the states."11 Moreover, the agency failed to issue preparedness goals, intended to shape the use of UASI funds, until last year—nine years after the program was created. Because of this, it is difficult to measure the gains with any specificity."
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Just weeks before the attack in Boston, federal investigators accused Massachusetts state officials of misusing homeland security money.
FOX23's Scott MacFarlane found money given to cities for security equipment and programs was instead spend on management.
A February federal audit said, "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts had an outdated homeland security strategy, which had not been updated since 2007." It also said Massachusetts Homeland security officials "may have spent funds on outdated risks."
Boston has gotten $174 million in homeland security gran money since 2004.
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Imphat, Opie cuts from Defense and Security FIRST.
But I'm sure all of those 11,250 people on Food Stamps EVERY DAY will improve security here, right????
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budman, You may be right. Such un-controlled global warming is making the crazies think there in a .... pressure cooker. :-)
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Goberment spending at it's finest!
"Boston has installed about 500 cameras in the MBTA system, funded in part with homeland security funds."
Interestigly the 1000's of videos and pictures from the Boston tragedy were provided by private citizens!
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@impact: There are things that can and should be cut, like million dollar golf trips,and arming our enemies in the Middle East, and there are things that should not be cut, like our national defense and the protection of our citizens.
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Wrat, now you're complaining about the President cutting spending. Make up your frigging mind, ya loser.
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This is clearly the result of global warming!
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wraith, Grants are mostly wasted on "feel" good stuff!
Top 10 States, Homeland Security Grants
Grant funding per capita Wyoming $9.00D.C. $8.60Vermont $8.20North Dakota $7.50Alaska $7.10South Dakota $6.20Delaware $5.70Montana $5.10Rhode Island $4.90New York $4.70 Source: FSIS, fy2011.
In per capita spending, the grants were disproportionately awarded to smaller states with fewer homeland security risks. Of the top five states in per capita funding, only Washington, D.C. is a likely terrorism target. New York, which took the brunt of the 9/11 casualties, is ranked 10th.
Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn has led the charge against waste in the DHS grant programs, which he says lack clear intent. "We cannot secure liberty and guarantee security simply by spending more and more money in the name of security," Coburn wrote in a Senate oversight committee report in December. "Every dollar misspent in the name of security weakens our already precarious economic condi
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Maybe it's someone who doesn't want gun control, Perhaps the NRA or one of it's members?
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Starting to smell like Mossad.
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CAIRO (AP) — Homemade bombs built from pressure cookers, a version of which was used in the Boston Marathon bombings, have been a frequent weapon of militants in Afghanistan, India and Pakistan. Al-Qaida's branch in Yemen once published an online manual on how to make one, urging "lone jihadis" to act on their own.
The relative ease of constructing such bombs and the powerful punch they deliver has made them attractive to insurgents and Islamic extremists, particularly in South Asia. They have turned up in past bombing plots by Islamic extremists in the West, including a plan by a U.S. soldier to blow up a restaurant frequented by fellow soldiers outside Fort Hood, in Texas.
One of the three devices used in the May 2010 Times Square attempted bombing was a pressure cooker, according to a joint FBI and Homeland Security intelligence report issued in July 2010.
Still think you are "right", whgfleeing, you sick ***&???
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whgfleeing is a sick ******er.
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@whgfeeling: How can you find humor in this event and praise yourself when innocent American's have been murdered and maimed? You are not right, you are a self exposed fool.
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Why not put a diagram in the paper of how to make a pressure cooker bomb so other soon to be bombers don't have to do any research. If this were a devoted bomber he would have strapped on a bomb vest and would have gone to meet Allah. Arm yourself America, our nation's cowardly foreign policies has brought the enemy to our shores.
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Barack Obama's administration has cut the budget nearly in half for preventing domestic bombings, MailOnline can reveal.
Under President George W. Bush, the Department of Homeland Security had $20 million allocated for preventing the use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) by terrorists working inside the United States. The current White House has cut that funding down to $11 million. That assessment comes from Robert Liscouski, a former Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection, in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15 that killed three Americans and injured at least 173 others.
'but the Obama administration has continued to cut the budget for offices such as the Office for Bombing Prevention from $20 million started under Bush, to $11 million today.'
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The nails and ball bearings are standard Mideast terrorist style bombs to maximize human casualties in IEDs.
Can't say this isn't a copy cat but the plans for such a bomb are published on Muslim terrorist sites and they urged "individual action" to combat the American satin.
One or two man sleeper cell.
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@whgfeeling - If you 'always be right' that bad news as Massachusetts abandoned the 'death penalty' nearly 30 years ago! We'll have to relay on Obama and the Feds to kill the perp.
Thank the stars Obama has no qualms about 'putting down' terrorists! No drone in this case if the 'lone wolf' is an American, just good old fashioned 'needle'.
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cnn: 'Lone wolf' suspected in Boston blasts
Experts say the devices used in the Boston Marathon are typical of the solo terrorist who builds a bomb with a popular formula.
i hate to always be right..but someone on this blog needs to be. lol. i called it from day one. morons.
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The L.A. Roadster Show - Happy Fathers' Weekend - Expanded For WebWritten by on September 24, 2008 Contributors: Tim Bernsau All Over The 44th Annual L.A. Roadster Show
Father's Day for a lot of guys starts with a bedside serving of charcoal toast or runny eggs, followed by a day in the hammock or a picnic at the park. For hot rodders in Southern California, and a few from everywhere else, the entire weekend is dedicated to Southern California's premier springtime car show, the L.A. Roadster Show.
The L.A. Roadsters Car Club has hosted this event for 44 years. Last year was the club's golden anniversary, and the members pulled out all the stops for the event in honor of the occasion. This year, the stops stayed out. Way out.
In order to get your ride through the gate, it must be a '36-or-earlier open car-roadster or cabriolet-and it must be "finished," which by Roadsters Club rules means glossy paint. If your hot rod doesn't fit the criteria, all is not lost. Pre-'75 vehicles, topless or topped, shiny or suede, are welcome on the other side of the fence in what has come to be called "preferred parking," and which has become as much a part of the Roadster Show as the "inside" show. We've known people to drive or haul their cars halfway across the country to be part of the "outside" action.
Of course, a lot of people never get past the swap meet area, which seems to stretch farther every year. If you make it through there with cash left in your pocket, the inside vendor area provides many more chances to spend it. Most of the West Coast's best-known builders, and aftermarket companies from all over the U.S., make the trip to Los Angeles in June.
R&C was there, as always. Tim starts us out with his photo report from the inside, and keep reading for Kev's highlights from outside the fence.
Outside The FenceAs usual, the preferred parking area at the show was jammed with everything that either wasn't a roadster or was but didn't wear gloss paint. Combine this with the swap meet area that had been enlarged this year, but interestingly saw a number of empty spots (could gas prices have kept some away? We know it's making vendors think twice about attending shows), and many people never even make it through the gates into the actual show itself, or at least not until the second day.
The swap meet is my personal favorite section of the Roadster Show, with cars and parts coming out of the woodwork for the event. It's a clich, but where else would you find some of this stuff for sale-like a complete Ardun motor, rare speed equipment, or even some of the projects on offer. The prices are traditionally a little greater here, and some a lot greater, but there are still deals to be had if you haggle and know what you're looking for. Here's what caught my eye.
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Legendary hot rod builder Dick Smith built this '32, and Bob Dyar owned the car since the early 1970s. He redid the paint and interior a few years back but maintained the Sharp head Flattie and mag wheels. Bob passed away three years ago, and the roadster is now owned by his grandson, Troy Hyde, who continues to drive it and show it.Jim Jard's brand-new '31 features all kinds of old-time elements. The Flathead's Thickstun aluminum covers (a marine application) match the intake and air cleaner. Wico magnetos run modern electronics inside and cloth wire covers on the outside. Other goodies include Reed friction shocks, Guide headlamps, and '39 rims and caps.This survivor '32 was hot-rodded 60 years ago. The track nose came in 1959. Greg McComas bought the nose on eBay a few years ago, and eventually found the rest of the car. He just finished restoring it to the exact lavender condition it was in when it appeared in Hot Rod in 1961. Look for a feature in R&C soon.Lee Stauffacher spotted this '24 Dodge phaeton 40 years ago at this event and has owned it ever since. A 400ci Ford, C6 trans, and Currie 9-inch make up the drivetrain. The body, frame, and springs are original pieces. Look closely and you can see the early swing-away steering wheel for easy ins and outs.This was the 34th L.A. Roadster Show for Bob Neal's Fad T, built from a Cal Automotive 'glass body. Bob has had the car since 1965. The paint was shot in 1971. A Rochester fuel-injected 283 with camel-hump heads powers the T, which rolls on Ansen Sprint rims.When Gary Moore brought his Olds-powered T roadster pickup to Pomona, he brought along Don Conley (in the cowboy hat), the kid who originally built the '27 in 1959. Don hadn't ridden in it since selling it in 1964. While in L.A., Gary and Don visited SO-CAL Speed Shop and drew some attention at the L.A. Roadster Show, Don's first big car show ever.Eighty-three-year-old Ted Burwick started hot rodding on the dry lakes in the 1930s, and built this '29 on Deuce 'rails back when he was only 81, using a Brookville body and a "full house" (bored and stroked) '49 Flathead. The roadster runs an automatic; the third pedal is a decoy, welded to the brake assembly. Ted did all the work, except paint and upholstery.The inspiration for this '30 rpu comes from Ak Miller's famous Panamericana T from the 1950s. Hollywood Hot Rods is building the T for Ron Lee, who will be racing it in the La Carrera Panamericana rally in Mexico later this year. The Flathead features an Ardun overhead conversion and a S.Co.T. supercharger.
According to owner Chad VanderFeer, his '36 Ford custom was built "in the true George Barris, Dean Jeffries tradition," with a LaSalle grille, '36 DeSoto bumpers, E&J headlights, and '36-38 Plymouth taillights. The engine is a '53 Merc Flathead with Offy heads, and a Caddy air cleaner.Now this is our kind of used-car lot! That red 'n' gold 'striped '40 coupe was one of five cars sponsored by Dragmaster in 1957, this one dubbed Gasmaster. Originally powered by a Howard chaindriven 6/71 blown small-block Chevy, it now houses an injected small-block.If it was an Ardun you were after, check out the parts list for this 'un: Velasco crank, Carillo rods, and Vertex magneto, plus it came with those crazy headers and that serious-looking injection setup.Need a set of Stewart Warner gauges or a tachometer for that period project? There were plenty to choose from, all in varying conditions.We've a soft spot for Anglia gassers, especially ones shaping up as nasty as this one! Nice to see a set of disc brakes behind those 17-inch spindle mounts, and in case you're more used to seeing these cars with a three-hole grille, this version is the English domestic item.Somewhat amazingly, these weren't the only two sets of Willys front sheetmetal we spied in the swap meet. If you were building a gasser-is there any other kind of Willys?-that white hood was already equipped with a scoop.Mike Fritzinger restored Payola, the '61 Arizona state championship-winning Super Modified that ran in the somewhat outlaw class with few rules. Raced from 1960 to 1965, the 86-inch wheelbase T-bodied racer is powered by a blown and injected small-block.This Model A panel delivery was complete, minus the running boards, and already on 16-inch wires and decent rubber. With a hitch already fitted, you could almost convince yourself it was ready to start hauling again.Amocat Speed Emporium in Washington put together this very authentic early '40s-style A-V8 roadster, using original '28 and '29 sheetmetal with a '32 grille, a mix of Model A and '32 chassis and suspension parts-an A frame with '32 crossmember, pedal assembly, and front suspension-and a '37 Flathead with a Winfield cam, '34 aluminum heads, and dual Strombergs on a Weiand high-rise.
We saw a whole bunch of admirers around this '37 Packard every time we came back to it, but no sign of the owner, so we can't tell you any more than what you can see-which is a great chopped body dropped over wide white radials. We're hoping that primer isn't the final finish, as this one deserves gloss paint.How about this for a cool deal that sold somewhere in the region of $7,000? A great early A roadster body-OK, it needed a new gas tank!-on a '32 frame with all the right period parts. Ron Peters snagged the project and plans to fit a '48 Flathead and complete it in a late-'40s/early '50s style.Here's another great project, and one I'd love to have taken home were it not for the three projects I already have. Those '36 three-windows are already hard to find, and this one not only came with very good sheetmetal but was already chopped!It wears '39 head and taillights, but it's a '40, with a 396 big-block and Muncie four-speed making a change from the usual 350 combo! Air Ride ShockWaves and four-link get the rear down, though the Mustang II IFS uses coils so that's ride height at the front. With such a low-key exterior, the red 'flake dash and velour interior come as somewhat of a surprise.With "Stinker Cut Rate Gas" on the doors, this Olds Rocket-motored highboy '32 pickup was running the right tires and brakes for the era it represented, drilled backing plates 'n' all. The motor, trans, and rearend were all from a '54 Olds.


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New leader, new mission at Twentynine Palms
Marines scale back counterinsurgency training, ramp up conventional warfare
The Marine Corps' premiere combat training center is getting a new commanding general next month, just as the service introduces a pre-deployment exercise for the post-Afghanistan era.
Brig. Gen. George Smith Jr., head of the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center and training command at Twentynine Palms, is relinquishing his post Jan. 11 to Maj. Gen. David Berger.
Berger just finished his tour as commanding general of 1st Marine Division (Forward) headquartered at Camp Leatherneck, where he ran Marine ground combat operations in southwestern Afghanistan.
Smith, who took command of the Twentynine Palms Marine combat center in 2011, oversaw major infrastructure upgrades at the base. He also helped usher in a new combat exercise that begins next month for battalions and squadrons preparing to deploy overseas.
For units not deploying to Afghanistan, the Integrated Training Exercise replacing Enhanced Mojave Viper scales back counterinsurgency operations in favor of more conventional warfare maneuvers, such as tank battles and artillery attacks.
The Corps is rebalancing training to plan for a wider range of conflicts than the desert wars of Iraq and Afghanistan, including expeditionary battles where troops must support themselves as they move across terrain, and sea-based operations.
"This training will bring us back to general, or conventional, war-oriented training while retaining the lessons learned from the present conflicts," the Marine Corps announced.
"Our central training challenge is to find the 'sweet spot' between the high (combined arms) and low (COIN/stability operations) ends of the range of military operations."
The change is part of a broader push by Training and Education Command to prepare Marines for the next war while incorporating knowledge acquired during more than a decade of sustained combat.
The new training program at Twentynine Palms has its roots in the Combined Arms Exercise dating from 1975, which focused on large-scale battles involving brigades and battalions of Marines moving on foot and in vehicles.
That exercise was revised and scaled back in 2004 with an eye toward occupation duties in Iraq instead of fast-moving invasions.
Its replacement, Mojave Viper, was a monthlong exercise adding security and stability operations training formerly conducted at March Air Reserve Base. The "enhanced" version introduced in 2009 boosted counterinsurgency operations, such as interactions with civilians and tribal leaders in mock cities and villages.
Enhanced Mojave Viper brought together as many as 5,000 ground combat, logistics and air wing Marines training with live-fire small arms, artillery, mortars and bombing runs.
In the past some 1,000 role players posed as Iraqis or Afghans. Now Marines will act as local personnel during urban operations, while more geographically specific training continues at the Center for Advanced Operational Culture Learning, at Quantico, Va., the Corps said.
The outgoing exercise, which had its last run in September, helped prepare the Marines to fight and win in Afghanistan and "any future contingency operation," Col. Kip J. Haskell, commanding officer of Tactical Training Exercise Control Group, said in a release.
The new regimen, called ITX, includes 129 events integrating ground, logistics and air operations. Infantry battalions are expected to rotate through the training every two years.
Twentynine Palms will continue to host the Corps' most extensive combat training. "This is the best training venue where combined arms training, in a full-spectrum environment, can be performed," Haskell said.
The combat center received the Commander-In-Chief's Installation Excellence Award in 2012 for the third year running, a first for a Marine installation. Smith's leadership was integral to modernization of the base, including construction or renovation of five barracks buildings, a new family housing neighborhood, and recreational and family centers for the base's 28,000 full-time personnel, the Marines said.


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Rafael Nadal needed treatment on his lower back during his 7-6(5), 6-3 defeat at the hands Novak Djokovic at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals today. It was the Spaniard's third straight defeat this week, third straight to the Nole dating back to Cincinnati and fourth consecutive loss overall. I can see why he looks in pain.
But it sure seems like the Serb has the right remedy for Rafa's sitch - talk about "having his back." Uber-YUM.
(Photos: Getty, AP)
Friday, November 27, 2009
PHOTO OP: Rafa takes a lickin'
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oh my we can almost see his famous ass. i would so do him right there infront of everybody. damn!ReplyDelete
I know there's no such thing as a b.a. in rubbing Rafa's ass so what degree does one have to get to get that job?ReplyDelete
If you look closely at Rafa's expression (and believe me I have) it almost looks like he's REALLY enjoying the rub. So I just pretend those are my hands - no a.b.a. needed here.ReplyDelete
I'm getting worries about Rafa, this is his third injury this year. Hope that 2010 will be a lot better.ReplyDelete
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Found a post that stated zimbra didn't work on windows, now i see the website states that it does, but what do i do to install zimbra, didn't find any .exe and i've never used linux so wouldn't know about that kind of installation
any help please
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Found a post that stated zimbra didn't work on windows, now i see the website states that it does, but what do i do to install zimbra, didn't find any .exe and i've never used linux so wouldn't know about that kind of installation
any help please
if you download the source, you will find details on how to install it located in a file called, ZimbraServer/docs/INSTALL.txt. this details what packages are required and how to install them (in very general terms) on windows. there is the notable lack however of the Mail-Transfer-Agent [MTA] Postfix because this hasn't been ported to windows. good luck and if you do get it working please post details to the forum, so others can give it a try on windows.
ok, found the install text and says to install files from
http:\\kenny\Public\software\windows, this brings me to the web page of kenny chesney???
Even the instructions for mac installation lead to the same website.
And i don't find any kenny folder within the zimbra folders. The whole package looks impressive from the demo, but it's not gonna win any fans if its so hard to install...
Any other tips for me
kenny is our internal file server here at Zimbra. See what joshuamorgan said "instructions are in very generic terms." It is non-obvious stuff - but a lot of people have figured out where to get software pieces mentioned in that document and piece it together.
so, you really need to be a detective also to be able to run the program, what's wrong with making it simple. I know about computers but i'm not too hot on programming. So i need to search the zimbra site for kenny?? or something relating to that??
thanks for the reply
Actually, you don't have to be a detective to run the program.Quote:
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The documentation states that Zimbra is supported on Fedora Core 3, and RedHat Enterprise 4. And there, all you have to do to install it is type "./install.sh", it's easy.
The very fact that they even bother to mention that someone could possibly get it running on other distros, let alone other operating systems, just goes to show how much they're trying to work with the community and help us out. Most companies would have stopped at my first sentence above -- "it works on FC3 and RHEL4, period."
Their primary concern is getting features into it, so that it works *well* on FC3 and RHEL4. At some point when they can manage to spare resources, they'll make it run on other Linux distros. And down the road, maybe they'll make a Windows installer for it. In the meantime, in between adding features, they've been kind enough to provide some insight to those who are seeking to run it on other platforms.... some of those trying are savvy enough to get it working, and with luck would report back here how to make it work.
But today, if you don't consider yourself a programmer, don't blame them for being a young company who has only released a beta version of their product. They'll get around to it. Put in a feature request for it to run on Windows, and in the meantime, install FC3 or RHEL4 and try Zimbra out there, that's where it's supported.
......run Zimbra on a Windows XP box??
I, for the life of me, cannot figure that out at all.
pakolainen, could you please indicate where on the site you saw this? It might be there, I just couldn't find it, and want to make sure we have the correct information there. Thank you.Quote:
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i also searched the site for that post, to clarify it but couldn't find it so it may have been on another site. But i don't remember which.
Guess after all of this i'll wait for the nice people to migrate zimbra into a windows app.
Thanks for all replies to which probably seems a dumb question now.
This is all (obviously) completely unsupported, but....
It can *sort of* be done, but it definitely isn't a supported or easy config. You'll need to build it from source. You'll have to find and install Tomcat (put it in \opt\zimbra\tomcat: it will make your life much easier) and OpenLDAP (\opt\zimbra\openldap) and MySQL -- and configure them (e.g. MySQL has to be listening on 7306, I believe). You'll also need the JDK 1.4 or 1.5.
After that you'll need to setup the LDAP and SQL scehmas -- look at build.xml in the ZimbraServer directory. Several of the devs do run the server under windows: the "reset-the-world" Ant target is a good place to start.
....Now for the catch. There is no PostFix port for Windows (at least to my knowlege) and you can't do a whole lot without an MTA. The server talks LMTP (on port 7025) -- but I don't know of any free MTAs for Windows that can use LMTP for delivery. We have some hacks that devs use internally, but none of them are suitable for any kind of a production environment, unfortunately (a quck and dirty hack can be accomplished in Perl, use
Net::LMTP and Net::SMTP::Server).


text: Some good maps but few met the criteria of this months contest so I voted for . Rudimentary raiding map,It is both very nice looking and to me seems as though it emulated the materials and techniques available very well. Reminds me of ancient cave paintings of our own world.


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He said that "we need to keep our emotions under control" WHY ?????? Why the F do you need to keep your emotions under control? If ever there was a game to be played in Boston with an all out emotional performance, it was last night.
He has abandonded physical play and emotion - it's gone and that's the way he wants it
You put out Bergeron and Marchand in a shoot out and Left JAROMIR JAGR on the bench ?
You put Greg F'ing Campbell on the 1st line ?
I don't care if he wins ten Stanley Cups - I'm counting the days till he's gone.


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ASIST 2012 Annual Meeting
Baltimore, MD, October 26-30, 2012
Habitat Tracker: Engaging Students with Scientific Inquiry Through Technology and Curriculum Support
Nicole D. Alemanne, Paul F. Marty, Ian Douglas, Sherry A. Southerland, Victor Sampson, Michelle M Kazmer, Amanda Clark and Anne Mendenhall
Monday, 6:30pm
This poster presents preliminary results from the second year of a three-year project designed to help elementary students learn about scientific inquiry and become active participants in their own science education. Florida State University has developed a set of technologies (an iPad application and website) integrated with a standards-based nature of science and scientific inquiry curriculum called Habitat Tracker. Preliminary analysis of the students' task engagement shows that this project has the potential to support student engagement during field trips to natural wildlife centers. Current results will inform future iterations of the project, and improve support for science teachers integrating museum field trips and classroom activities.


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New York Yankees' relief pitcher Adam Warren entered Sunday's game with the bases loaded and no outs in the fifth inning against the Boston Red Sox.
The New Bern native got out of the jam without any further damage.
Warren stepped to the mound and struck out Mike Napoli and Jared Saltalamacchia before getting Stephen Drew to fly out to center field.
Warren threw 1.1 innings in the Yankees' 9-2 loss and gave up two runs on two hits. He struck out a pair.
He has an ERA of 3.71 with 57 strikeouts.
Warren and the Yankees are in the playoff race. Entering Monday's play, the Yankees were just three games out of the wild card chase.
DANA MCLAUGHLIN (Epiphany) is a freshman goalkeeper at Charleston Southern. The Epiphany graduate notched her second shutout of the season Sunday.
McLaughlin snagged eight saves as the Buccaneers tied Georgia Southern 0-0.
On the season, she has six starts. She has 46 saves and given up nine goals.
Charleston Southern (3-3-1) hosts USC-Upstate on Friday.
NICOLE SPINK (Havelock) is a sophomore at Methodist University. Spink has played 14 minutes in two games.
KARA BOGGS (New Bern) is a junior goalkeeper for the Wofford Terriers. Boggs has logged 135 minutes in two games. She has seven saves and allowed one goal.
ASHLEY OSIECKI (New Bern) is a freshman defender at Queens University. Osiecki had an assist in the Royals' 3-2 loss to Pfeiffer Sunday.
She's started all five games and has one goal and two assists.
SHELBY OSIECKI (New Bern) is a freshman defender at Queens University. Osiecki has started all five games and has two shots on goal.
MORGAN YOUNG (New Bern) is a freshman goalkeeper at Southern Virginia University. Young made a save and allowed two goals in 21 minutes in a 6-0 loss to Radford Friday.
LAMBERTO GOMEZ (West Craven) is a freshman forward at North Carolina Wesleyan. Gomez took two shots on goal in the Bishops' most recent game, a 2-2 tie to Baldwin Wallace Sept. 8. He has played in all four matches.
COREY ROBINSON (Havelock) is a 6-foot-8, 341-pound offensive tackle for the South Carolina Gamecocks. Robinson started at left tackle in the Gamecocks� 35-25 win over Vanderbilt on Saturday.
The Gamecocks gained 579 yards on offense.
JAVARUS MCCONNER (New Bern) is a sophomore defensive back at Mount San Antonio College in Walnut, Calif. Mt. Sac has the No. 1 ranked Junior College football team in the nation.
JUSTIN HARDY (West Craven) is a junior wide receiver for the East Carolina Pirates.
Hardy hauled in six passes for 31 yards in ECU's 15-10 loss to Virginia Tech Saturday.
Page 2 of 3 - Hardy leads the Pirates with 26 receptions for 258 yards � a 9.9 yard per catch average. He has one touchdown.
DANNY WEBSTER JR. (Havelock) is a junior wide receiver for the ECU Pirates. Webster had two receptions for 15 yards against Virginia Tech on Saturday. He has 11 catches for 98 yards and a touchdown this season.
JOSH TAYLOR (New Bern) is a freshman quarterback at N.C. State. Taylor has appeared in one game. He is 0-for-1 passing and has carried the ball one time for one yard.
BRA'LON CHERRY (New Bern) is a freshman wide receiver at N.C. State. Cherry has played in two games. He has a catch for five yards.
DEYLAN BUNTYN (Havelock) is a 6-foot-4, 323-pound senior defensive tackle for the N.C. State Wolfpack. Buntyn saw time in both games this season.
ROD COX (West Craven) is a redshirt senior defensive back at N.C. State. He's played in two games. The Wolfpack hosts Clemson on Thursday.
PHAROH COOPER (Havelock) is a freshman wide receiver at South Carolina. He has yet to play in a game.
JERRELL ARMSTRONG (New Bern) is a sophomore defensive back for the Elon Pheonix.
DAISHAWN STYRON (New Bern) is a defensive back at North Carolina A&T.
J.R. WILLIAMS (New Bern) is a junior running back for the Chowan Hawks. Williams ran for 25 yards on four carries and a touchdown in the Hawks' 60-39 win over Alderson-Broaddus Saturday . He also had three catches for 51 yards.
THOMAS JUNE (West Craven) is a senior defensive lineman for the Methodist Monarchs. June recorded two tackles, had a tackle for a loss and a sack in the Monarchs' 41-34 win over Guilford College.
TIRON GUION (New Bern) is a junior linebacker for the N.C. Central Eagles. Guion lead the Eagles with nine tackles, a tackle for a loss and two forced fumbles in their 40-13 win over UNC-Charlotte Saturday.
He has 13 tackles on the season.
JOSHUA SIMMONS (New Bern) is a freshman offensive lineman at North Carolina Wesleyan. Simmons participated for the Bishops in their 24-21 loss to Southern Virginia Saturday.
JOHN WHEATLEY (New Bern) is a sophomore wide receiver for the Louisburg Hurricanes. Wheatley scored two touchdowns in the Hurricanes' 30-16 victory over Gray Military Academy Sunday. He had three receptions for 63 yards.
Wheatley has eight catches on the season for 210 yards and four touchdowns.
KARON SIMMONS (New Bern) is a sophomore running back at Louisburg College. Simmons carried the football three times for 31 yards in the Hurricanes' 30-16 win over Gray Military Academy Sunday.
Simmons has seven carries for 70 yards and a touchdown.
DONNIE RICHARDS (Havelock) is a 6-foot-2, 250-pound freshman offensive lineman playing for the West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats.
Page 3 of 3 - CHRIS PERSON (West Craven) is a junior defensive back at Fayetteville State. Person tallied five tackles in the Broncos' 38-24 loss to UNC-Pembroke.
KENDAL VICKERS (Havelock) is a 6-foot-3, 240-pound freshman defensive lineman at the University of Tennessee.
JAKE FRANKLIN (New Bern) is a preferred walk-on at Louisiana State University.
He has 13 tackles on the season.
CHRISTIAN MATAU (New Bern) is redshirting his first season at East Carolina.
CAMERON CURLINGS (New Bern) is a redshirt freshman offensive line at Charlotte.
JACHIN WATKINS (New Bern) is redshirting his first season at Charlotte.
ZAHAIR CHERRY (New Bern) is redshirting his first season at Chowan.
WILLIAM ROBINSON (New Bern) is a sophomore linebacker at Contra Costa College in San Pablo, Calif.
TYRELL LINDSEY (New Bern) is a sophomore wide receiver at Contra Costa College in San Pablo, Calif.
RASHAD BENJAMIN (New Bern) is a sophomore wide receiver at Contra Costa College in San Pablo, Calif.
RONDELL MCNAIR (New Bern) is a sophomore defensive lineman at Contra Costa College in San Pablo, Calif.
LONDON DUVALL (Havelock) is a freshman wide receiver at Guiford College.
CANDEN REDDICK (New Bern) is a freshman offensive lineman for the Louisburg Hurricanes.
BRUCE CARTER (Havelock) is a linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys. Carter registered six tackles, a tackle for a loss and a sack in the Cowboys' 17-16 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday.
Carter has 15 tackles and two sacks in three games.
MONTARIO HARDESTY (New Bern) is a running back for the Cleveland Browns. Hardesty is on season-ending injured reserved after sustaining an injury on his left knee.
GUY WHIMPER (Havelock) is a right offensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers played the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football.
KEVIN REDDICK (New Bern) is a linebacker for the New Orleans Saints. Reddick recorded a tackle in New Orleans' 16-14 win over Tampa Bay Sunday.
ALICIA REYNOLDS (Havelock) is a freshman middle blocker at Elizabeth City State. She had five kills and a block in the Vikings' 3-1 loss to St. Augustine Sunday. Reynolds She has 17 blocks and seven kills this season.
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A total of 458 Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) faculty physicians, representing 63 specialties, are listed on the Best Doctors in America® 2013 list. The information, compiled by Best Doctors, Inc., includes more physicians from MCW than any other group practice or institution in Wisconsin.
MCW physicians account for over 44 percent of the 1,035 Wisconsin physicians listed in this year's database. More Best Doctors practice at MCW's major teaching hospital affiliates, Froedtert Hospital and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, than at any other hospitals in the state.
The database lists 318 MCW physicians who have privileges at Froedtert Hospital, and 186 faculty physicians with privileges at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. To view the MCW list of all 458 physicians, by name and specialty, please visit the website at http://www.mcw.edu/publicaffairs/NewsCenter/BestDoctors/Best-Doctors-2013.htm.
Many MCW faculty physicians on the Best Doctors in America® list practice at both Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital. A number of MCW doctors practicing at other hospitals were also honored on the Best Doctors in America® list, including 104 doctors at Froedtert Health Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls, 74 doctors at Froedtert Health St. Joseph's Hospital in West Bend and 70 physicians at the Zablocki VA Medical Center.
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Pretty decent example of a major difference between Boston and Buffalo. There's no way the B's would've just stood around after contact like that with our goaltender. I also certainly wouldn't expect TT or Rask to wait until after the game to decide to talk tough. Shameful lack of response during the game from the Sabres. Even Lindy Ruff, in typical fashion, acted like Buffalo would've played tougher had they realized it would be that type of game.....
I thought if it was open season on the goalies, then let's get at it," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said.
Sure Lindy, your team just didn't realize they shouldn't simply lay down. You guys obviously just missed a memo from league HQ's.....that's what these player quotes seem to indicate......
From Gaustad(probably the Sabres toughest player)-
"No, no it wasn't," Gaustad said. "I can do more. I'm embarrassed that we didn't respond the way we should have. It falls on myself. I look at myself first, and I wasn't good enough.
"We didn't push back. There's no reason to be scared. We had to go after it, and we didn't."
...and from Myers( their biggest player)-
"I think all of us can agree, we probably could have gone a little harder in responding to it," Myers said.
So in conclusion, I guess Boston was just lucky that no one told the Sabres that they could act like men. They better be ready for a different Sabres team on the 23rd.........it sounds like they're really mad.


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Derrick Rose gave his mother one of the best early Mother's Day presents ever with a touching tribute to her during his MVP speech.
He got a little choked up when he spoke about his mother, Brenda Rose, and thanking her for the sacrifices she made that allowed him to become a NBA star (check around the 5:00 minute mark).
Derrick Rose is the youngest MVP in the history of the NBA.
"You're my heart, the reason that I play the way that I play. Just everything," said an emotional Derrick Rose. "Just knowing that the days that I don't feel like going to practice or I'm having a hard time, I think about her when she had to wake me up, go to work and just making sure that I'm alright, making sure the family is alright. Those are hard days. My days shouldn't be hard because I love doing what I doing and that's playing basketball. So, you keep me going everyday and I love you and I appreciate you being in my life."
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Tallahassee, Florida - June 22, 2012 -
City Manager Anita Favors Thompson today released her recommended $686 million fiscal year 2013 operating budget for review by the Tallahassee City Commission. The proposed budget represents a $24.7 million decrease from the current year budget, due primarily to a decrease in fuel expenses for City utilities. The proposed FY2013 budget maintains the City's millage rate of 3.7 mills for the fourth consecutive year, and represents one of the lowest millage rates among the larger municipalities in Florida.
The City Commission will hold a workshop to review and provide direction on the City Manager's proposed FY 2013 budget on Wednesday, June 27, beginning at 9 a.m. in the City Commission Chambers on the second floor of City Hall, 300 South Adams Street.
The proposed FY2013 budget incorporates direction provided over the past year by the City Commission, the Financial Viability target issue committee, as well as input received from citizens at the community budget meetings or the online citizen survey. The budget balances limited resources resulting from the continued impacts of the economic downturn while still focusing on providing quality services to the community.
However, the City's current fiscal position is strong, and beginning with the FY14 budget and in future budgets should be enhanced as additional revenues resulting from completed current public and private building projects are realized. In addition, virtually all of these significant projects, such as the Gaines Street Revitalization and associated private development in the Gaines corridor, will serve as catalysts for additional economic growth and development opportunities throughout the community.
"We've worked extremely hard over the last few years to meld the two seemingly incompatible concepts of a faltering economy and high expectations for our organization from citizens," said Favors Thompson. "Yet despite the difficulties of late, this is a truly exciting time to be in Tallahassee with new development occurring throughout the community. In less than two years Gaines Street, FAMU Way, Madison Street, Cascades Park, Franklin Boulevard and associated university developments will be completed and will create a whole new look and feel for the Capital City."
Among the highlights in the proposed FY 2013 budget are the following:
Restoration of the deficiencies fund ahead of schedule, resulting in credit rating agencies placing the City on a stable outlook
Construction of public sector projects continues at a brisk pace (Cascades Park, Public Safety Dispatch Complex, Gaines St., Franklin Blvd. improvements, etc.)
Proposed capital budget of $127.6 million, with key focus on needed upgrades and improvements to Parks, Recreation & Neighborhood Affairs facilities
Decrease in debt service by $3.8 million over current levels
Sustained viability of the City's pension plan, which received an A rating
Net decrease of 44.75 FTE positions, with 58 positions being moved from the City's budget to the new Public Safety Dispatch agency
15 new positions are proposed, with six for Parks, Recreation & Neighborhood Affairs (maintenance positions at Cascades Park, slated to open in 2013) and six for Public Works (for the Regional Traffic Management Center at the Public Safety Complex; all six are funded by Florida Department of Transportation)
The proposed budget recommends a 2.5 percent rate adjustment for non-union City employees, with no changes to their existing pension plan. A new pension plan has been proposed for new employees starting in FY 2013 that would continue to ensure the long-term financial security of the pension fund.
The proposed FY13 budget was also developed with input provided by citizens at a series of community budget input meetings held earlier this year. As part of the budget process, the City Manager pointed to a continued focus on key City Commission priority areas. These include:
Develop a vision for future transportation needs, focusing on infrastructure and how people move about the community including transit, bicycle and pedestrian activity.
Use technology to enhance the lives of our citizens.
Develop a vibrant economic development plan that clearly defines the City's role and strategies.
Continue sense of place development by creating a vision for downtown Tallahassee, including all aspects of an active 18-hour community.
Initiate a local government review of the Arts Master Plan to ensure goals are aligned with current realities.
Maintain financial viability.
Review and prioritize infrastructure needs.
Favors Thompson noted that even during our challenging financial times, the community has much to look forward to and be proud of as it relates to quality of life issues. In the past three years various entities have recognized the unique assets of this community through the designation of Most Livable City in America, #1 public utility in America, #1 destination for retirees and Best in America Parks & Recreation Department. "All of this recognition continues to point to our community as one of the finest in the country, and I firmly believe the fiscal strength and efficiency of City government plays a significant role in us being so recognized."
Following the June 27 budget workshop, the City Commission will hold a final budget workshop on July 10. Two public hearings will take place on September 5 and 19. The new fiscal year begins October 1. The FY 2013 proposed budget is available on the City's Talgov.com website.


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Sometimes a cycle life gets in the way of ..., well, you know, actual bike blogging. So, long overdue, but here it goes. Before I arrived in New York at the end of April I anticipated riding with my #bikeNYC friends & possibly joining well over 30.000 other individuals from around NYC & the US on the Five Boro Bike Tour. Best of all, combining the two. As you've read here, the first part never fails, including the part where online friends become the offline equivalent. Cycling just unites that way, easy. So here it is, part two of my #bikeNYC adventures in 2011. May 1st, the day after the New Amsterdam Bike Show (which will be part three). Sunshine galore. Ignoring my jetlag, I cycled from my hotel in Soho to 6th Avenue/W Houston St & observed the 5Boro crowd cycling from down- to uptown. Quite a sight and good fun, as the film will show. Half an hour later I met up with Ronald (Dutch expat, Research Associate at The Street Plans Collaborative) , Carina (Danish expat, freelance video reporter), Liz (Pilates instructor & advocate for Livable Streets), Noah (Mr NYC Cycle Chic), Steve (bicycle advocate/lawyer) & Noel (Asoc. Director of Engagement Technologies for the World Economic Forum) right across the street. This was me for the day (not unlike on any other day at home):
And my hosts for the day:
Liz & Noah
Steve playing around with his 5Boro vest & Carina was ready to roll. So we did. Setting out for our self-proclaimed 'Un-5Boro', circumventing a few things we couldn't be bothered with and perhaps just join the Five Boro Tour at some point. Yes, naughty us, crashing the party ;).
Grab yourself a beer/glass of wine/a cocktail, sit back, relax and ride with us for the next 52 minutes, if you will. Roll tape:
I know, right? Quite an awesome day, despite getting stuck on the BQE for 2,5 hours. Oh, the irony :). Here are just a few of my favorite pictures I took along the way:
Can you say 'I Am Legend' & BikePeaceNYC, you look fab? ;)
You can always count on the NYPD...
Me, hard at work going up Queensboro Bridge...
Arriving at the waterfront in Queens.
Stuck on the BQE for 2,5 hours, but smiling.
You'll always find a few Dutch around.
In a massive bicycle gridlock it's easy to get acquainted with the nearby residents.
Stand out much? Nah..
The United Nations On Wheels #bikeNYC rat pack!
Last pit stop before Verrazano.
Noel didn't want to freeze his toes off on Verrazano Bridge..and I figured you'd not often catch him in this position. As I mentioned in the film, the NYPD, in this case a very bad-tempered cop, yelled us off our bikes. Steve tried arguing with him, but to no avail (and no surprise), he wouldn't budge. Through some banter, Noel found out the cop was not on the payroll of the City of New York, which was odd, but it could easily explain his mobster-like behaviour. Anyway, it was quite entertaining.
Steve lent me his bike helmet (historic moment, I tell ya) saying he'd done 5Boro before and wanted me to finish it (thanks again for the sacrifice, Steve!). Noah & Liz also said goodbye, as they were not 'packing gear'. Finally, Noel happened to have an extra 5Boro vest, so we were on our way, up and over the bridge, to the finish line on the other side on Staten Island. Noel and I rode right on, towards the ferry.
But not before stopping for some brew.
Where you, predictably, bump into like-minded/familiar people.
Police started wrapping up their long day...
We caught the Staten Island ferry back to Manhattan...
Which allows beers AND drinking on board. Perfect. After all, you don't have a utility bike with basket and panniers for nothing, aight? PS: Noel had the Heineken, I had the local flavor, in true UN-style :).
Riding along the East River...
Noel heading back to Brooklyn and me to Soho, thinking: "Wow. Just wow." Yes, epic.
We escaped reality, tasted 'what could be'. We Were All Legends. Thank you, #bikeNYC. With love, from #bikeAMS.


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26th of March, 2011. A group of people have sought shelter from the storm in a desolate building a couple of miles south of Berlin. The storm, however, is the least of their worries. This is Germany. In the past, the only references a foreigner would make about Germany were the Great Wars or the Wall. Recently, it became country that was talked about only because of its economic warfare on the Euro. As of the 25th of March, 2011, it has become known as the First Purged Country.
The Nazi Zombies rose from graves all over the country and with the majority of them resting beneath Berlin, that was the first city to fall. There has been speculation that the Nazi Zombies are able to communicate with each other, based on the fact that no other city or town has been invaded since yesterday. A theory has been put forward by Nick Domino, UN Spokesperson for international security, detailing a possible plan devised by the zombies: The Berlin Sleepers (as the headlines are calling them) are to take over Germany whilst the small minorities buried under towns and smaller cities are all going to congregate on the border and commence an attack on the rest of Europe.
Their plans, however, are irrelevant to you. Your main focus right now is surviving. Berlin has fallen and you can be sure that the Nazi Zombies aren't going to be partying on the streets. They are going to disperse in different directions and they will find your group. You have all gathered on the top floor of the abandoned building. The windows aren't a good indicator for Zombie presence levels as the storm has made it very hard to see more than five feet ahead of you.
Shaking from either cold or fear, it's your group that's about to fight to death with the Nazi Zombies... if you can even kill them. The question is how long until they find you. That's how long you have to come up with a defence plan.
There is no sign-up sheet for this. Instead, I want you to PM me and only me telling me that you're in. Do not ask anybody if they're taking part in this. I'd rather if you came up with tactics and ideas for the siege by yourself. Obviously all normal rules apply and you will have to introduce your character via the narrative when we begin roleplaying, which will either be later tonight or exactly twenty-four hours from this post, I haven't decided yet.


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Lint and Egg Carton Campfire Starters
These Lint and Egg Carton Campfire Starters will take the
Egg Carton Crab
This Egg Carton Crab is a fun FreeKidsCrafts.com original recycling project
Recycled Egg Carton Animals
Recycle all of those egg cartons from Easter to make
Egg Carton Owl
Whooo wouldn't love to make this delightful Egg Carton Owl!
Recycled Egg Carton Fish Craft
This Recycled Egg Carton Fish Craft is the perfect way
Egg Carton Wreath
Save those egg cartons so the kids can make an
Egg Carton Daffodils
Spring is here and the kids will have fun making
Egg Carton Cross
Save your cartons after coloring your eggs and show the
Recycled Hop on Hop Off Bus
Our newest contest winner, five year old Aditi from Minneapolis,
Egg Carton Penguin Craft
This adorable little Egg Carton Penguin will waddle into the
Egg Carton Litter Bug
Recycle those egg carton and create your own unique litter
Egg Carton Caterpillar
Spring is the time when all the creepy crawly little
Dad's Golf Survival Kit
If your Dad is a golfer, he will really love
Egg Carton Hippo
Tasha L. J. Messer, and her "Craft Campers" at the