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One of the reasons we keep returning to 1976 is that it's supposedly the one year that many people in the Oscar game point to as one of the worst Best Picture wins in Academy history, when a scrappy little movie called Rocky bested films as impressive as All the President's Men, Network, Taxi Driver, and Bound for Glory. The more I've learned about the Oscars in the years I've been covering them, the more I've understood why that Rocky win represents a valuable a lesson: it was an inclusive, not an exclusive win. In that the Oscars are better, I think, when they take into account the public at large and do not turn too much inward — as they did pointedly last year, with Birdman — thus very nearly exiling themselves onto Oscar Island. Movies are made for everyday people in the real world. The further the Oscars get away from that, I think, the more they lose their value in terms of defining a snapshot in time of our cinematic culture overall.
At last, the glamour categories. A lot of tricky maneuverings happening here as our voters cast ballots to decide which performances are Lead and which are Supporting. Mathematics brings down the gavel to make the final judgement. Dr Rob will be here to explain how it all happened – and how it may play out tomorrow morning when the real Oscar ballot results are revealed. How do actual Oscar voters differ from you and me? To quote Fitzgerald and Hemingway:
F. Scott: "The rich are different from you and me."
Ernest: "Yes, they have more money."
It's 2010 and we open in the bathroom of a modest, suburban home. Reflected in the mirror is a leg hanging over the bathtub's edge and blood splattered on the wall. A camera pan gives us a brief, but shocking glimpse of a dead man's body before the camera tightly focuses its grip on real estate agent Rick Carver who seems un-scarred by the scene and all business. In this single, beautifully unedited shot the world of 99 Homes is established and you'd be hard pressed to not remember this world. It is a world just after the housing bubble burst in which horror scene after horror scene was not uncommon and the government bailed out the big banks with little thought for the individual families affected by adjustable rate loans and easy-to-get second mortgages who were dumped onto the streets or into seedy motels with little monetary resources.
While on a suddenly aborted podcast with Erik Anderson and Jeff Wells, we began talking about Best Supporting actor. "There are about ten," Anderson said, before agreeing that this was a nearly impossible year to predict. Indeed, there is much confusion in the category overall. There are several narratives that could play out and no one really knows what those narratives will be or who will get in.
Here are a couple of things to know.
- The SAG Awards trumps the Globes overall. There have only been two years in all of SAG Awards/Oscar history where there were more than two names, three at the most, that received Supporting Actor nominations from SAG-AFTRA and didn't get corresponding nominations at the Oscars. The norm is only one mismatch, sometimes two, hardly ever three.
- It sometimes happens that a stray name may get in without a SAG Awards or a Globe nomination either one, as seen with Jonah Hill for Wolf of Wall Street, Michael Shannon for Revolutionary Road, Max Von Sydow for Extremely Loud, Incredibly Close, Alan Alda for The Aviator, William Hurt for A History of Violence, Djimon Hounsou, In America. But never more than two.
- It's very rare (only once since 2002) that a supporting actor can be nominated by both SAG-AFTRA and the HFPA and then fail to get an Oscar nomination.
- Being featured in a Best Picture winner does not help get you from a SAG Awards nomination to a Supporting Actor Oscar: Four times since 2002 a nominee from a Best Picture winner did not go on to get an Oscar nomination even though their film won Best Picture: Dev Patel for Slumdog Millionaire, Tommy Lee Jones for No Country for Old Men, Leonardo DiCaprio for The Departed (although he did get a Best Actor nod), Don Cheadle, Crash.
- Folding in the Critic Choice does not help us figure out which actor might get in without either a Globe or SAG Awards nomination.
- The most important rule of all: in all of SAG Awards/Oscar history no contender has ever won the Oscar without a SAG Awards or a Globe nomination (but usually SAG Awards) in the Supporting Actor category. <—this is what I call the biggest bummer of all because it closes a lot of doors.
I was in Starbucks the other day and Good Vibrations came on. It sent me back to that great movie about Brian Wilson with Paul Dano, John Cusack and Elizabeth Banks' great performances. It occurred to me, not just reading Anne Thompson's latest predictions. Nor reading this tweet by Kris Tapley:
A number of awards season entries (speaking for myself, obviously) have disappointed. Starting to feel a bit thin. So: LOVE & MERCY Y'ALL.
— Kristopher Tapley (@kristapley) September 18, 2015
While I absolutely do not agree with him that awards season seems thin — I loved a lot of the films he didn't — for instance, he's dead on about Love & Mercy (I think, I hope) that it can sustain through the difficult season with maybe three noms at least: Dano, Banks and Wilson (for song).
The reviews were great but more than that, it was a moment to look at Brian Wilson's life and get an intimate look at how creativity works. Hopefully there will be awards to help it along the way.
Glenn Kenny started a bit of trouble (I'm told) online after writing a piece about how wrong The End of the Tour got David Foster Wallace. Kenny then writes a nice tribute to Wallace, with whom he had a friendship ongoing for many years. AO Scott writes:
Some of the people closest to Wallace, who committed suicide in 2008, have condemned the movie sight unseen, and friends of his who did see it (one of them also a friend of mine) have found fault with both its details and its overall design. As an ardent, ambivalent reader of Wallace's prose and a complete stranger to him personally, I can only respect such objections. But the movie, in my view, disarms them — not because it offers an especially loving or lifelike picture of its subject but rather because David Foster Wallace is not really its subject at all. "The End of the Tour" is at once an exercise in post-postmodern literary mythmaking and an unsparing demolition of the contemporary mythology of the writer. It's ultimately a movie — one of the most rigorous and thoughtful I've seen — about the ethical and existential traps our fame-crazed culture sets for the talented and the mediocre alike.
The film's best hope for Oscar is a supporting nod for Jason Segal – because Jesse Eisenberg is the lead and the Best Actor race is impossibly packed with little wiggle room. Scott writes of Segal (who got dressed down by Kenny):
Mr. Segel's performance, whether it captures the true Wallace or not, is sharp and sensitive, in no small part because it's modest and appropriately evasive. The essential David Wallace is precisely what the film reminds us we can't see, even as David Lipsky wants desperately to track him down and display him to the readers of Rolling Stone. Wallace is caught in a familiar set of contradictions. He wants attention but craves solitude. He's willing to collaborate with the machinery of publicity even as he worries about the phoniness of it all. He's ambitious and eager to protect himself from the consequences of his ambition. In short, he's a famous writer.
As such he is, for his short-term companion, both alpha dog and prey, an object of envy as well as admiration, a meal ticket and an imaginary friend. The film poses the question "Who is the real David Foster Wallace?" as a feint. He is its premise, its axiom, its great white whale. The more relevant question, the moral problem on which the movie turns, is "who is David Lipsky?"
Scott finishes his review this way:
You may find yourself wishing that he didn't have to, which is to say wishing that "The End of the Tour" didn't exist even as you hang on its every word and revel in its rough, vernacular beauty. In an ideal world, we would all sit at home reading "Infinite Jest" and then go out to eat hamburgers, argue about philosophy and watch cheesy action blockbusters. There would be no pseudo-authoritative biographies or prying, preening magazine profiles to complicate our pleasures, and ambitious actors would not dare to impersonate beloved novelists. But the world we live in is plagued by all of those things. There will always be films about writers and writing, and this one is just about as good as it gets.
I might have hated the movie as much as Glenn Kenny did if I'd been lucky enough to have known DFW. But alas. I suppose that AO Scott just made it okay to like the movie — and appreciate the performance–anyway.
Lead Actor: Eddie Redmayne, The Theory of Everything
Lead Actress: Julianne Moore, Still Alice
Supporting Actor: J.K. Simmons, Whiplash
Supporting Actress: Patricia Arquette, Boyhood
These four actors have championed prizes in their respective categories from the three award shows—SAG, BAFTA, and Golden Globes—that are instrumental for a success at the Academy Awards. There should be no hysterical dramatics and edge-of-your-seat anxiety during the Oscars for a nominee when they have swept the category clean at all of the preceding award shows. The absence of those hysterical dramatics in the race can lead to people who spend a superfluous amount of time thinking about the outcome of these awards to speculate who would win if the frontrunner were not nominated in the category.
So, who would in each category win if the frontrunner didn't exist? With little evidence and much confusion over the past few months of this year's Oscar race, it's not something easily calculated.
Despite early distress about the strength of contenders in this field, the Academy ended up producing an array of impressive performances in its lead actress field. If Julianne Moore would have won for Far from Heaven, The Hours or Boogie Nights, this would be the biggest prediction gamble of Oscar night.
Once you take the projected winner, Moore, out of the lineup, the list of nominees divides into two subgroups: 1) Felicity Jones and Marion Cotillard, 2) Rosamund Pike and Reese Witherspoon.
Particularly when picking predictions for the BAFTA awards, many pundits and award season followers pitted Jones in the runner-up position for The Theory of Everything. Yes, she is a co-lead in a popular film with the older Academy members, but the performance itself has never been the distinctive focal point of the film's praise. Her role is not as dramatically heavy as her fellow nominees, and the industry's good will for the Stephen Hawking biopic is being dosed over Eddie Redmayne's work.
The numerous awards Cotillard won from critic associations is probably what kept her alive enough to hop into the last Best Actress spot, despite being excluded from the Golden Globe, SAG, and BAFTA nominations. The performance itself, though considered brilliant by many, is quite subdued, lacking the overt fireworks of Witherspoon and Pike's towering performances. And the last foreign language performance to win was Cotillard herself in 2007, and whether we like it or not, to win an Oscar for a non-English-speaking role is not common. In addition, Cotillard has a history of being unpopular with the Academy since her win for La Vie en Rose. Many regard her missing the Academy's lineup for Rust and Bone and Nine to be egregious snubs.
If Moore weren't in the race, it would most likely come down to Pike and Witherspoon.
After Wild's premiere at Telluride this past summer, Witherspoon's buzz was moving at an accelerated level. But whenever the film was released widely, the critical acclaim was there…the support just never felt as passionate as we were led to believe. But still, Witherspoon received the best reviews of her career for her portrayal as Cheryl Strayed, she has been working the campaign trail harder than anyone and had a "comeback" year after a decade of flops and tabloid treachery. Taking the role itself was a drastic change of pace for Witherspoon, and the fact that she pulled it off terrifically could have won her a second Oscar, had Moore not been in the race.
The major problem that would have prevented Pike from going all the way is the distance the Academy put between itself and Gone Girl in every category but Best Actress. (Many are still waiting to wake up from the terrible dream and learn Gillian Flynn's snub in Adapted Screenplay was a bad dream.) But everything else is in Pike's favor. Playing a character as memorable and iconic as Amazing Amy holds more weight than most are giving it credit for. Pike disappears into a role that is bound to ignite some form of strong reaction from just about everyone who watches the Gone Girl. And besides starring in an R-rated film that grossed over $165 million domestically, she was named as the best actress preference by over a dozen critic associations.
Projected Outcome without Julianne Moore
1. Rosamund Pike, Gone Girl
2. Reese Witherspoon, Wild
3. Marion Cotillard, Two Days, One Night
4. Felicity Jones, The Theory of Everything
This category is not as securely fastened as the others, because Birdman has won the major guild awards in spades, and before Redmayne won the SAG, most were predicting Michael Keaton to soar to Oscars. Keaton was the critics' darling of this category and the Golden Globe winner in the musical/comedy category. To bet against Redmayne and his winning streak would be imprudent, but Keaton is still viable option for a Best Actor win if his film scores the Best Picture trophy. If Redmayne wouldn't win, it would (and could) be Keaton.
The wild card of the group this year is Bradley Cooper for American Sniper, because he has not competed in any other award show until the AMPAS. His movie has surged at the box office, making inconceivable amounts of money, and the Academy proved their admiration for Eastwood's war on terror effort by nominating it six times this year. This is Cooper's third consecutive acting nomination from the Academy, and it stands to reason that the politics of playing a United States veteran could finally put him in a more "winner-friendly" stature. If American Sniper performs better at the ceremony than many pundits surmise, it would not be too surprising to see Cooper upstage the two other frontrunners.
Steve Carell launched the season with glowing reviews out of the Cannes Film Festival for Foxcatcher, but his buzz began to wilt as the year progressed and other performances joined the sprint to the finish line. Benedict Cumberbatch, currently an "it" man in pop culture, acquired raves for playing Alan Turing, but so far this season The Imitation Game has a barren record despite piles of nominations.
Projected Outcome without Eddie Redmayne
1. Michael Keaton, Birdman
2. Bradley Cooper, American Sniper
3. Benedict Cumberbatch, The Imitation Game
4. Steve Carell, Foxcatcher
Patricia Arquette has been invincible the past few months for her moving work in Boyhood. Because of her popularity with the critic association awards and the televised award shows, we do not have the smallest indication to even suggest an alternate frontrunner. The only contender that began to build a case against Arquette was Jessica Chastain for A Most Violent Year, but she ended the season with a snub from the Academy. Any one of the other nominees could rise to the occasion if Arquette would not have been nominated.
Meryl Streep's nomination always felt secure for her creative turn in Into the Woods, but it seems as if people are not taking her film seriously enough to reward it in a substantial way. Laura Dern's nomination was an inspired one considering her role in Wild is limited to flashbacks–which means a smaller amount of screentime–and the fact that she was largely ignored before her nomination from the Academy.
Keira Knightley rode The Imitation Game's buzz to all of the crucial award shows this year. In playing Joan Clarke, Knightley does her usual melodramatic, aggressive British act and she has Harvey Weinstein's heavy promotion in her favor, but I hesitate about relying on her rank in the race too heavily. Knightley's role, in a similar way to Jones in Lead Actress, does not feel vigorous enough to take down her co-nominees.
Birdman reminds me of American Hustle in the Oscar race last year. The ensemble was among the most heralded aspects of the film and several of the actors were nominated, yet none of them were unable surmount the frontrunner and most likely took second place. Like American Hustle, Birdman lacks an acting frontrunner despite having various performances nominated.
To compare Emma Stone's standing to Jennifer Lawrence's position last year would be unfair because the Lawrence had more going for her, but Stone relates to her in another way: She holds a position in pop culture that could have been an entry into frontrunner status had it not been for Arquette. Also, Stone benefits from starring in a Best Picture frontrunner, having an uproar of an "Oscar clip" and losing a significant amount of weight to portray her character more accurately. She makes the most sense of the non-Arquette contenders.
Projected Outcome without Patricia Arquette
1. Emma Stone, Birdman
2. Keira Knightley, The Imitation Game
3. Meryl Streep, Into the Woods
4. Laura Dern, Wild
Like Best Actress, a race without J.K. Simmons for Whiplash in Best Supporting Actor would divide the other nominees into two groups: 1) Mark Ruffalo and Robert Duvall, 2) Ethan Hawke and Edward Norton.
Duvall was one of the better attributes of The Judge, but his nomination feels like a gesture of reverence from his peers, showing their appreciation for all his years of hard work in the business. Mark Ruffalo has settled into a place in the film industry as a character actor, like his work in Foxcatcher exemplifies. His respect may be growing in the industry, but it's not enough to climb over the other, more emphatic performances in his company.
In a world where Simmons was not orchestrating another Supporting Actor sweep (like we saw in previous years with Jared Leto, Christopher Plummer, Christian Bale, Christoph Waltz, Heath Ledger, Javier Bardem, ect.), the hypothetical winner would most likely be either Ethan Hawke in Boyhood or Edward Norton in Birdman.
After winning a fair amount of critics association awards, Norton's loud, grabbing, memorable turn would probably be named the best of the year, especially when the industry's support of his film is taken into consideration. I do have my reservations because of Hawke and the general question surrounding which film the Academy will support more: Birdman or Boyhood? Hawke gives a more flavorful performance in Boyhood than his co-star Patricia Arquette, and yet she is the undivided frontrunner for Supporting Actress. In addition, he has paid his dues and collected several nominations over the years from the Academy between acting and writing.
Projected Outcome without J.K. Simmons
1. Edward Norton, Birdman
2. Ethan Hawke, Boyhood
3. Mark Ruffalo, Foxcatcher
4. Robert Duvall, The Judge
The kind of intensity we feel from J.K. Simmons' performance is often a magnet for gold. "Whiplash" follows Andrew (Teller), a first-year college student as he begins his quest to become the core drummer of the top jazz orchestra in the country. Under the direction of a prestigious but borderline abusive instructor named Fletcher (J.K. Simmons), Andrew would do anything to become a famous musician. His commitment is put to the ultimate test when the unrelenting and eccentric band professor all but drives him to madness. Fletcher's extreme teaching methods rattle Andrew's faith in drumming…and in himself. In the end, the struggle is only worthwhile if Andrew is really the one-in-a-million talent that Fletcher believes him to be.
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The acting races this year are overflowing with contenders. From the first half of the year on through, it is going to be competitive and will likely take a while before a consensus emerges, though there are already a few standouts that seem too big to ignore even at this early stage.
From previous Oscar winners to virtual unknowns, the early field of contenders features young and old, black and white, hailing from here in the US and from far reaching countries, 2013 is proving to be a very competitive year.
The film put in the frontrunner's position right now is Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave, already predicted to win Picture, Director, Actor, Supporting Actress, Screenplay and more. But it's early yet. The year's films have not yet been seen. Shifts can still happen — after all, this is just the post-festival buzz. Toronto doesn't often make the Oscar race, even if 12 years won the Audience Award.
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We are brought up in America to trust voices of authority, especially if they're wearing a doctor's coat and have big important government agencies like the FDA behind them. We are taught to trust the medical industry because of course they have our best interests at heart. Our for-profit industry is supposedly the best in the world because it costs the most. That's what the Republicans keep telling us, anyway, to weasel out of universal health care. The Dallas Buyers Club, a new film by Jean-Marc Vallee, shows what can happen when that system fails.
Dallas Buyers Club tells the story of a redneck homophobe, Ron Woodruff, who contracts HIV presumably from a prostitute. He doesn't find out about it until he ends up in the ER for something unrelated. He resists the diagnosis because that's something only "f—-" get. The coke, sex and alcoholic addicted Woodruff is told he has very little options except to wait around until the government does long term studies for AZT's effectiveness. Oh, and he has around 30 days to live.
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The weird way the awards lined up this year, like someone moving the cat bowl, has set an unpredictability in motion most of us have never experienced. "I just want unpredictability" people always say. Well, be careful what you wish for because when predictability goes out the window so does your ability to accurately predict the race.
Philip Seymour Hoffman won the Critics Choice award for Best
Lead Supporting Actor, Christoph Waltz won the Best Lead Supporting Actor for the Golden Globes and Tommy Lee Jones won the Best Supporting Supporting Actor from the Screen Actors Guild. Usually, only one wins all three and then wins the Oscar. That makes it a totally wide open race. Coming on strong, and maybe the only contender who is doing so, is Robert De Niro for Silver Linings Playbook. It had been expected, Silver Linings, with its four acting nominations would have handily won the SAG ensemble, taking De Niro with it. But Tommy Lee Jones was the surprise winner there.
Robert De Niro, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence are everywhere. Since it's basically, or seemingly, a wide open race this has put the campaigns into hard core overdrive. Robert De Niro got his footprints in cement at the Mann's Chinese theater in Hollywood. They're having a De Niro tribute at the Aero theater in Santa Monica, a hotbed of Academy activity. They'll be showing Taxi Driver and Mean Streets. And the actor also broke down in tears in a moving interview.
For his part, Bradley Cooper too has been everywhere, too. The idea here is that Silver Linings Playbook is not a romantic comedy but a film about mental illness, about finding a silver lining. That is up to the audience to decide but a guy I know who works at a hospital told me that the film reminded him of many people he sees coming in and suffering from bi-polarity. Nonetheless, it's Oscar season and there are awards to be won. I expect to see much more of this over the coming weeks as Oscar ballots are sent out on February 8th. The pressure, the pressure!
John Goodman turns in two movie-stealing performances this year, one in Argo ("Argofuckyourself") and one in Flight. In this interview he talks about New Orleans, alcoholism and Denzel Washington's character in Flight hitting close to home. It's an uncharacteristically revealing interview with the great Goodman (aka Walter for all time):
I'm keeping track over on the Contender Tracker (work in progress) but I thought you might like to chew around supporting actor and actress for a spell.
Most of the films with the heat in these categories haven't yet opened. How can that be, you might ask, if no one's ever seen them. Well, you know how the internet works. Act now, explain later. But there are some that seem more likely that others.
Starting with Actor:
Most Likely so far:
Dwight Henry, Beasts of the Southern Wild
Nate Parker, Arbitrage
Guy Pierce, Lawless
Bill Nighy, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
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Over at the Daily Beast, Marlow Stern wonders about Andy Serkis' chances at a nod for his wonderful turn in Rise of the Planet of the Apes.
There are so many would-be, might-be, could-bes this year – from Bridesmaids to Harry Potter to Drive to Rise of the Planet of the Apes. And probably the one at the top of that list is Andy Serkis — whose Caeser really was one of the most memorable characters of the year. But there is still a long way to go for actors to think of performance capture as acting. It's a slippery slope for them; their face is their business. It is one of the most threatening things for actors, I feel certain. Nonetheless, it is always a great debate to put forth – what is acting and who decided what acting is? The Academy will decide on their awards, of course, and unless they create a separate category for performance capture and voice over that shit ain't gonna fly. Here's Marlow:
Serkis' performance capture—as it's called now—turn as Caesar is so captivating it's left many awards pundits debating whether Serkis should receive an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Twentieth Century Fox, the studio behind Apes, has revved up an aggressive Oscar campaign on behalf of Serkis's performance, taking out 'For Your Consideration' ads in the major Hollywood trades. So far, it's proven mildly successful—Serkis received a Critic's Choice award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, though he was shunned by the more prestigious SAG and Golden Globe awards. But the award everyone really cares about is the Oscar, so should Serkis, for his performance capture accomplishment, be nominated for an Academy Award? And, as Ebert asked, where does the human end and the effects begin?
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I was invited to a special screening for Moneyball on the Sony lot. If you've never been there, or don't live on the Westside, it's quite a trek out to Culver City. I'm almost always late, and I can't find the right driveway, not ever. Once on the lot, I often get lost trying to find the right theater, and then get lost again trying to find my car. It's never my favorite place to see a movie (that would be the Academy's theater on Wilshire in Beverly Hills — it's the place movie lovers call Heaven) because I hate driving those freeways — the 405, the 10, Overland exit, Motor Avenue and then finally, there's Sony. But it was worth it this time because I was getting to see one of the best films of 2011: Moneyball.
Scene stealer Corey Stoll currently put forth as the best chance for any of the marvelous actors in Midnight in Paris to get recognition. I rather liked Kathy Bates as Gertrude Stein — but, like Stoll, her role is fairly small for Oscar.
Actor Corey Stoll, recently nominated for Best Supporting Actor by the Independent Spirit Awards for his portrayal of Ernest Hemingway in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris will participate in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum's forum "Hemingway's Letters: From Childhood to Paris" on December 11, 2011. The afternoon will consist of a discussion of The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: Volume 1, 1907-1922 with Sandra Spanier, the book's editor, and novelist Ward Just. Scott Simon, host of NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday, will moderate, and Stoll will read selections. The Kennedy Library is the major repository of Ernest Hemingway's papers. A screening of Sony Pictures Classics' Midnight in Paris will be shown following the forum.


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Just another Frazetta inspired work. r.i.p. Frank
I like this rendition a lot.
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I've crossed over that bridge countless times as a kid, but I never knew it was called "Treasure Island Bridge". Kind of funny since the bridge didn't actually go to Treasure Island. It's quite a bit further down the beach from where Treasure Island used to be (and where I lived as a child). The bridge is about the only thing in that area that hasn't been torn down or replaced since I lived there.
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P.S. I have chosen to call it "Treasure Island Bridge" in the memory of the mobile home park that used to be here when I first moved to California ten years ago. Since then, "progress" in the form of the Montage Resort has erased what was once quaint with what is now exclusive to the wealthy. What did you or others call this bridge or do you think is more appropriate?
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The Evergreen Lacrosse Club Black Cats registered the first win of the season on Saturday, betting North Kitsap 14-11 at Mckenzie Stadium.
Lauren Hurst scored four goals, and freshmen Madeline McKinnon and Sarah Shore scored three times each as the Evergreen School District team won a home varsity match for the first time.
McKinnon opened the scoring in the game's first minute, and Smith added two tallies as the Black Cats built a 5-4 halftime advantage. Evergreen pushed the margin to 10-5 early in the second half. North Kitsap scored four consecutive goals to get within one. ELC outscored North Kitsap 3-1 over the final two minutes to secure its the win.
Rickee Weygandt had nine saves in her first start of the season for Evergreen
This is the second varsity season for the team of girls who attend Evergreen School District high schools. The team plays in the Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association.
The Saturday victory came after a 16-4 loss Thursday at Kennedy on a wet and muddy field.
In addition, ELC picked up another point from a previous game against Bellarmine Prep. The game was tied at the end of regulation, and WSLA rules mandate that regular-season games remain as ties, so the OT loss has now been changed to a 15-15 tie.
Evergreen (1-2-1) hosts Forest Ridge at 1 p.m. on Saturday at McKenzie Stadium.
King's Way boys lacrosse wins two one-goal games
A pair of late goals earned the King's Way Christian boys lacrosse teams a pair of road wins last week.
On Friday in Enumclaw, Tyler Preston's goal in the closing seconds of a feed from Jack Beall produced a 13-12 win over Lake Tapps. On Saturday, the Knights edged host Lakeside 12-11. Koda Wataka-Robinson scored three goals, Beall had two goals, and Jason Klein contributed one goal and five assists.
King's Way, which includes players from high schools throughout Clark County, is 5-0 in Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association Division 1 matches.
At 8 p.m. on Wednesday, the Knights (5-1 overall) host Southridge of Beaverton for a non-league match. On Saturday at 7 p.m. they host Bellarmine Prep. The King's Way home matches are at Columbia River High School.
Battle Ground rugby team is 3-0
The Battle Ground Bulls are on top of Division 1 of Oregon High School Rugby with three wins and no losses.
The Bulls are led by The Bulls are led on offense by Mat Beraldo and Jack Fletcher, according to coach Daniel Simental. Defensively they are lead by Austin Cheney and Jeremy Saia.
Their wins have come over Linn-Benton 35-0, Eastside under-17 52-12, and North Clackamas 49-14. The Bulls are idle until April 14.
Division 1 is the second skill-level for high shoal clubs in Rugby Oregon. Camas tops Division 2.
The Bulls junior varsity team is 2-1. It beat Tualatin 21-13, lost to Lincoln Westside 30-19 and beat the Valley Rams 3-0.
Equestrian results posted for local high schools
Results of recent meets for area high schools in Washington High School Equestrian Teams meets are in the Community Sports Scoreboard.
Hockinson, La Center, Prairie and Ridgefield reaults are in this week's scoreboards.
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My wife, Penelope, and I lived on the Row for several years in the 1990s.
I especially enjoyed people-watching from our wrap-around porch. It was pleasant to observe the many weddings. The small gazebo, band stand and Marshall House all provided lovely wedding settings. Some days, all three were used. One "gazebo" wedding party followed a bagpiper across the parade field to the Marshall House.
Other fond memories for us include summer afternoon croquet games and the many fun Christmas parties we hosted.
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Discussion in 'Politics' started by slurper_la, Nov 8, 2012.
the faces of defeat:
White People Mourning Romney
All those White people sure were sadz.
I saw the link and some of the photos on another site. Something is seriously wrong with a number of white Americans. Their implicit or explicit racial animus against blacks and the first mixed race president is disturbing...
Hard to imagine getting so emotional over an election. Just like in Australia, too many people voting for personalities rather than policies. Congratulations to the majority of Americans who realised that miracles cannot be achieved in one term of office Now to get the Australian people to think the same way . . . . ? How?
I agree, at first I had laughed when I saw this account earlier, but the more I looked at the pictures, the more disturbed I became. I wasn't totally shocked by those that were "Boomers" and older, as those were the age groups that voted more for Romney than Obama anyway. What really disturbed me was looking at people who were 40 and younger that looked at least horrified if not in tears! I had hoped that Gen-Xer's like myself and those Generations that are coming up after us had grown beyond this idiocy..............I'm truely disappointed by that.
Yeah, that is the disappointing thing about that demographic group. It seems like that ignorance defies age. However, this type of bigotry will only work to these individuals ultimate self-destruction.
There are a lot of reasons that voters do not like Obama that have nothing to do with his race.
Had Obama lost and someone posted a site depicting gays and minorities grieving:
1. Wouldn't you feel like that was cruel?
2. Would you assume that they are crying because they hate white people?
only problem is none of them are based in reality.
doubtful or all unfounded
I can give you several off the top of my head:
1) Obamacare
2) 23 million un or under-employed
3) 2% GDP growth
4) fast and furious
5) NSA leaks
7) 47 million On food stamps (most in history)
8) Bengahzi
9) 6 trillion in new debt (most in history)
10) 4 straight years without a budget (most in history)
11) 4 straight 1+ trillion dollar deficits (most in history)
These are all valid reasons why someone would conclude that Obama hasn't done a good enough job and shouldn't be reelected.
Have you read the linked article? You can draw whatever conclusions you like why you don't like Obama but the evidence for the vast majority says otherwise about the sudden increase in anti-black racial animus...
I didn't see anything in the link that indicated racism against Obama???? Vast majority? 50 million people voted for Romney. There is no evidence to support your claim that 25 miilion people voted for Romney because Obama is Black. Obama won two terms because a huge number of "white" people voted for him.
I find this whole subject racist and bigoted on your part.
It is obvious u didn't read shit. I find your rants in general bigoted and ignorant, so shut the hell up talking to me...
1) Obamacare - most people like
2) 23 million un or under-employed - could be solved if the assholes in Congress will stop blocking the jobs bill
3) 2% GDP growth - see above
4) fast and furious - started under another administration thus cannot be solely to blame
5) NSA leaks - oh yeah you trying to blame the President for the actions of one agent, Thomas Drake, from something he did back in mid 00s? Reaching much...
6) NDAA - somehow reducing the Defense budget (which the largest chunk of the federal budget) to smaller size considering the deficit is bad. WOW, reaching much
7) 47 million On food stamps (most in history) - see #2
8) Bengahzi - people still think it would handled well
9) 6 trillion in new debt (most in history) - that is something that was started under another administration
10) 4 straight years without a budget (most in history) - assholes in Congress
11) 4 straight 1+ trillion dollar deficits (most in history) - see #9
You whole list is a waste of eyesight and time reading something for which I will not get back. Yeah, you are full of shit and cannot legitimize your statement. I do not argue with fools or the willfully ignorant...
Welcome to my ignore list...
ROFL......did you bust a fuse there?
Typical response. I'm not surprised.
Will someone please show me the racism that is evident in the OP's link?
I realize you do not understand he was backing up a contented point that people voted against the President because of his race.
I absolutely agree that the Republicans and Democrats share equal responsibilities for everything you pointed out on the above list....BUT....that was not the point of the list.
The point of the list was a series of reasons why people would vote against the President that had nothing to do with his race.
Does that make sense? You can believe in an overwhelmingly racist republican base if you so choose, but it is a bad habit you should divest yourself from as it robs you of any meaningful discourse with an opposing viewpoint.
I don't find painting large swaths of the electorate with a broad brush is appropriate or helpful in defining what the entire U.S. electorate is about.
Exactly. Excellent. Could not have said it better myself. Thanks you.


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Indian liquor baron Vijay Mallya's $2.1 billion deal to sell a stake in United Spirits Ltd could throw a lifeline to his grounded Kingfisher Airlines Ltd, although pulling the carrier back from the brink will not be easy.
The flamboyant King of Good Times is keeping his plans to himself for now. However, his decision to give up control of his group's flagship company as Kingfisher heads towards the point of no return suggests that he is unwilling to write off his airline business, bankers and industry analysts say.
The proceeds from Mallya's deal with Diageo Plc will not be enough in themselves to rescue the ailing airline, which has failed so far to find fresh investment to prop it up or a global carrier willing to play white knight.
It could still give him enough to make a piecemeal payment to his creditors and draw them back to the negotiating table for fresh loans and another restructuring of the airline's debt.
The deal has surely changed the mood of Kingfisher lenders and investors from absolute despair to some hope, said a senior investment banker with a European bank in Mumbai, declining to be identified as he was not authorised to speak to the media.
Kingfisher is a liquidity issue and if he is able to inject some liquidity that will get banks to open the lines again, he will definitely do that, the investment banker said. He wouldn't have sold his flagship firm now without a turnaround plan for Kingfisher.
Indeed, shares in Kingfisher have gained nearly 15 percent in three sessions since the United Spirits deal was announced on Nov. 9.
If Mallya is planning to use the liquor deal to rescue his airline, he will need to act quickly.
Kingfisher needs to raise or commit at least $1 billion by Nov. 30, according to the State Bank of India, the leader of a 17-bank consortium that has lent about $1.4 billion to the carrier. The consultancy Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation says Kingfisher's total debt is about $2.5 billion.
Kingfisher Airlines needs a significant cash infusion if it is to be revived, said Amber Dubey, head of aviation at KPMG. Diversion of some funds from the United Spirits deal may be a good first step.
However, he said the airline would need more funds to continue operations on a sustainable basis, he said.
Diageo agreed to buy a majority stake in United Spirits for $2.1 billion after months


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Tombstone: IN HONOR OF / COL. ARTHUR FORBIS / OF THE N.C. TROOPS / WHO FELL AT HIS POST IN THE DIS / CHARGE OF DUTY / ON THIS MEMORABLE / FIELD OF BATTLE / MARCH 15 1781
Base: PRESENTED BY MCGALLIARD & HUSKE / JULY 4, 1887
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Alice Holtin replied on Permalink
I am a descendant of Col. Arthur Forbis. He is NOT buried here. He was wounded here, and taken home, where he died 3 weeks later. He is buried in the Alamance Presbyterian Church Cemetery. See http://s3.amazonaws.com/storage.nm-storage.com/alamancechurch/downloads/...
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Hi Alice,
Thanks for visiting this entry and contributing this correction.
According to the Commemorative Landscapes database at the University of North Carolina, Forbis' remains were moved to Guilford Battleground in 1887 from the churchyard when his momument was installed. We will look into this question!
Thanks and best wishes,
Kelly Agan, Government & Heritage Library
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"You Don't Mess With The Zohan" (2008)
Dismissed upon its release by critics (though it's not like even the best dumb Adam Sandler movie has fared well with them), and even Adam Sandler fans, "You Don't Mess With Zohan" is perhaps Sandler's most ambitious film to date and his most criminally underappreciated later-era work. Primarily this is due to the writing, as 'Zohan' is penned by Judd Apatow and comedian Robert Smigel (aka Triumph The Insult Comic Dog who had cameoed in some of the earlier Sandler films) whose absurd premise makes for some laugh-out-loud amusement. Sandler stars as Zohan Dvir, a superstar Israeli counter-terrorist operative exhausted with all the bloodshed and intractable violence who just wants to quit and pursue his secret life-long dream: cutting hair, like his dated hero Vidal Sassoon. Disenchanted with the hypocrisies and bureaucracy of both sides, Zohan fakes his death in a fight with his Palestinian arch-enemy Fatoush "the Phantom" Hakbarah (John Turturro in one of his finest comedy roles) and reemerges in New York as a hairdresser with a completely new identity. The most respected soldier in the Israeli army, it doesn't take long before other fellow expats at Eurotrash discos (Ido Mosseri) recognize him. The supporting cast is rich. Nick Swardson as Zohan's first friend demonstrates why "Bucky Larson" aside, this guy is a great supporting player. Lainie Kazan as Swardson's oversexed mother is hysterical and appearances by Emmanuelle Chirqui, Kevin Nealon and yes, even Rob Schneider (in his most tolerable Sandler-movie bit part) only bolster the comedy even further. Budgeted at a near-ridiculous $90 million, there's almost no good reason any comedy should cost half this much, but 'Zohan' is filled with elaborate, ambitious action sequences that veer off into the absurd of CGI-necessary gags (the otherwise pedestrian Dennis Dugan's most complex work to date, though admittedly, many of them are still clumsy and stupid). Libidinous, crass, scatological and crude, 'Zohan' isn't afraid to spray its various streams of liquid across the screen (including an invented Israeli soda named Fizzy-Bubbeleh), but much of it is shockingly funnier than you'd expect. Much of the comedy also stems from the American Jewish comedians willingness to mock their Middle Eastern brethren -- their hopelessly outdated pop culture taste, whether it applies to fashion, music, hair styles; the incessant electronic store haggling, the escalating hummus jokes -- and it totally works. The Israeli/Palestinian conflict and the naive "can't we get along" utopia depicted on the streets of New York where Jews, Muslims, Arabs and Middle Easterners of all stripes peacefully coexist, is simplistic and not terribly sophisticated, but it's also subversive; the fact that the satire of this conflict comes up in a major mainstream comedy that grossed over $100 million at the U.S. box-office is pretty radical. [B+]
"I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry" (2007)
Based in part on an infinitely funnier screenplay written by "Election" and "Sideways" creators Jim Taylor and Alexander Payne called "Flamers" (Payne later publicly bashed the released version of the movie, claiming the star "Sandlerized" his script), "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" concerns a pair of firefighters (played by Sandler and Kevin James) who pretend to be a committed gay couple to get benefits from the union. It's a pretty sitcom-y premise, especially when you throw in a number of characters who want to prove that their marriage is a farce (led by surprising Sandler regular Steve Buscemi in a truly oddball role, even for him) and a forced love story involving Sandler and his comely heterosexual lawyer (Jessica Biel, in a role uniquely suited to both her sex appeal and comedy chops). When "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" is bad, it's hide-your-face-under-the-pillow bad, especially in the beginning when the word "faggot" is dropped like loose change, but when it's good, it's surprisingly, upliftingly wonderful and subversive. This is particularly true in the case of the Ving Rhames character, a fellow firefighter who most of the other guys assume is some kind of ax-murdering madman, but who turns out to also be gay. This is another of the more visually striking Sandler movies, again because of the camerawork by Australian cinematographer Dean Semler, and even if it's not 100% in the clear (things like Rob Schneider's yellowface and some of the gags that can only be read as homophobic), it does come off, in the end, as a shockingly progressive piece of work by a man known primarily for his fondness of fart jokes and silly voices. You kind of wish you could hate it more, which makes it even more lovable. [B+]
"Click" (2006)
Nothing ever goes right when you give a comedian god-like powers. Witness the joyless "Bruce Almighty," where Jim Carrey takes on the mantle of supreme being and proceeds to mess around like a twelve-year-old for the film's entire runtime. Worse yet is "Click," where Sandler is gifted with a "universal" remote found in the depths of Bed, Bath & Beyond ("Family Guy"™). Where Carrey could always lean on his rubber-faced physicality, Sandler natters back and forth as an overworked everyman who uses the device to balance work and family, which is even less thrilling than it sounds on paper. In the meantime, the limited imagination on display results in a series of moments where he's adding slow motion to a set of bouncing breasts (dumb), fast-forwarding through foreplay with wife Kate Beckinsale (INHUMAN) and eventually pressing a button to zip through meetings at work (WOW THIS IS EXCITING TELL ME MORE). But the biggest sin, other than being a laughless waste of time, is turning the remote into a teachable moment for Sandler, as he reveals he fast-forwards through entire years, skipping over touchstones in his childrens' lives. "Click" turns maudlin in a hurry, forcing Sandler to go on crying jags in a hulking fat suit in order for us to suddenly find something to like about this indistinguishable oaf. There's a nugget of gold in the casting of Christopher Walken as the kooky proprietor of the remote, but it's similar to the one minute of screen time given a hilarious, mugging Terry Crews -- there are funny ideas all around, and none the movie feels worthy of pursuing. [D-]
"The Longest Yard" (2005)
The only Adam Sandler comedy in which the murder of longtime confederate Chris Rock is played for laughs (or, if not laughs, then extremely uncomfortable plot devices). A remake of the 1974 film of the same name, which also starred Burt Reynolds, "The Longest Yard" is a combination prison movie and wish-fulfillment fantasy that follows a bunch of inmates who play their guards in a game of prison yard football. (Sandler plays the part originated by Reynolds.) Of course, what makes the 2005 movie stand out is just how bland it is -- there is a larger cast, many of whom are considerable athletic talents, and a more jazzed up final game, but very little in terms of heart or actual smarts. Sandler's problematic relationships with race (Rock picks a lock with his afro pick) and sexuality (there is a gang of effeminate prison yard cheerleaders led by Tracy Morgan) are on full display. There are a number of fine supporting performances, though, particularly by William Fichtner as one of the guards and James Cromwell as the morally bankrupt warden (are there any other kinds?) "The Longest Yard" is also somewhat notable for being one of the very best-looking Sandler movies, thanks in large part to Australian cinematographer Dean Semler, who shoots a lot of the movie with natural light and deep, harsh shadows. There are even some editorial flourishes towards the end, including some De Palma-worthy split screen action. It's not excruciatingly horrible but it's not something that you'd actively seek out to watch, either. [C]
"50 First Dates" (2004)
Re-teaming Adam Sandler with "The Wedding Singer" love interest Drew Barrymore, Sandler plays a commitment-phobe Sea Life Park veterinarian named Henry (yes, there are Walrus penis jokes) who falls for a chronic amnesiac named Lucy (Barrymore) in scenic Hawaii. Due to a car accident the year before, Lucy wakes up everyday thinking it's that specific date, forgetting anything that has happened since. After meeting and falling for her, Henry is told of her condition, but won't let that stop him. Remember, this is supposed to be a romantic comedy, not a stalker thriller. Henry begins by wooing her day-by-day and as his feelings develop and strengthen, so does the relationship change and take form thanks to Lucy's diaries and his video for her that helps her catch up to what's happened on a daily basis. Through some ups and downs, including her trying to erase him from her life entirely, the two find a way to make it work. Although out-there in its premise, "50 First Dates" is an endearing movie about two confused people in love. Unfortunately, it's also burdened with a big dose of Sandler's questionable and crude humor, making it miss the "The Wedding Singer" mark, even if Sandler and Barrymore cite it as one of their favorites. That said, besides a charming Barrymore, the cast includes Happy Madison regular Rob Schneider as a goofy pothead native Hawaiian, Sean Astin as Barrymore's roided-up, hilariously short-tempered brother, and Dan Aykroyd as a neurologist. As an excuse for a paid vacation for Sandler and friends, it turned out pretty well, with a few real laughs and heartwarming moments thrown in. [B]


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I'm new on here, so please be gentle. I'm trying to identify a frame I have recently been given by an old friend who has sadly given up cycling through ill-health. I've stripped the frame of parts and taken off most of the old paint. It's now in primer. The frame had Dave Marsh transfers on when I got it. (Dave Marsh has been building frames for many years, having started as a frame builder for Carlton cycles in Worksop, England). He's still in business, near Rotherham, in South Yorkshire. I sent Dave photos of the frame together with the frame number to see if he could identify the age and frame tubing.
Dave was very helpful - he's a lovely chap - but came back to say that the frame wasn't one he'd built, but had most likely re-painted in the past. He suggested the lugs are cast Italian (the seat lug arrangement is very reminiscent of a Masi) and the forks have the word LUNGI (Italian for "long") stamped onto the steerer tube, but there is no other indication as to what tubing has been used and no frame tubing decal anywhere. The seat tube is 21.5 inches centre to centre. The head tube lugs have 73 and 61 stamped onto them, the seat tube lug has the number 735 (raised, not stamped), as if it was cast into it.
The frame number is stamped under the bottom bracket, but some of the numbers are very faint. As best I can make out, the numbers appear to be T5 06 01 64 (although the numbers could be T5 0? 21 64). Both the fork and the bottom bracket have a stamping that looks a little like the side view of a drop handlebar followed by a 0 that is elongated and slopes forward. They are quite faint, so would not show in a photograph.
The seat stays are pencil thin with a "scalloped" top eye. The frame and forks have mudguard eyes and a lot of clearance for mudguards. The rear dropouts have holes for adjusters, but no adjusters are present. Neither fork ends or dropouts have any markings, but are obviously decent quality cast items.
Some photos are below.
The bike was purchased second hand a good few years ago by my friend from a local bike store in Doncaster, England. The store rebuilt the bike using a used frame they had in stock and built it from used parts (mainly Suntour). The frame is still in remarkably good condition, confirmed when I stripped the paint off.
If anyone has any ideas as to what the frame might be, do please let me know. It has been suggested that it might even be a Masi frame (although it doesn't have the typical Masi cutout under the b/b shell). Here's a long shot. Tom Simpson was originally from north Nottinghamshire/South Yorkshire. When he rode professionally for Peugeot in the 1960s, his racing frames were made by Masi, but painted in Peugeot Team colours. Wouldn't it just be nice to find that this was once a winter training bike ridden by Tom (my boyhood hero)? I know, but stranger things have happened!


text: Ulster Bank reports return to profit 02 May 2014 The Ulster Bank has reported a return to profit for the first time in five years. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast Figures released by the bank show it made a profit of £17m for the first quarter of 2014.That compares to a loss of almost £1.5bn for the whole of 2013.The profit comes after serious restructuring which involved parent organisation RBS creating of a special division to handle the outstanding toxic debts.The bank said stable revenues, a reduction of expenses and an improvement in losses helped improve the balance book.Ulster Bank chief executive Jim Brown said: "Improving customer demand, our ongoing focus on underlying expenses and the benefits of our work in helping our customers in mortgage arrears will continue to drive the momentum in the recovery of our business."With our renewed focus on customer service and building a really good bank for our customers, we have seen a good response to our campaign for mortgage customers this quarter and a strong pipeline in business lending as a result of the Ahead for Business series of events across Ireland."We are focused on sustaining the recovery of our business which must be built around providing the best customer service on the island of Ireland."The bank has been beset by a number of serious computer problems which have affected customers.In the summer of 2012 a major computer problem saw people unable to access their accounts which saw long queues at branches across Northern Ireland.The bank rolled out a £28m compensation scheme for those out of pocket and apologised.Most recently a technical glitch saw customers charged twice for withdrawals over a 24 hour period during Easter.Again the bank apologised and refunded those customers affected.Ulster Bank's announcement comes a day after the Danske Bank also reported a £17m profit for the first quarter of 2014. © UTV Share Share Share


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The Congress Wednesday termed as "unfortunate" the remark of actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan that he may leave the country if the final verdict on his controversial film "Vishwaroopam" was not in his favour.
Amid allegations of his film being against the Muslims, the actor said: "If there is no secular state in India, I would go overseas. I think Tamil Nadu wants me out. What would change is my passport; I would still be an Indian. I have pledged all my property for the film. I have lost my house because of delay in release."
Commenting on the statement, Congress spokesperson P.C. Chacko told reporters that "it was an unfortunate statement".
"Vishwaroopam" was due to release Jan 25, but was banned by the Tamil Nadu government following objections from certain Muslim groups, who claimed that the film portrayed their community in a bad light.
The problems faced by the mega-budget "Vishwaroopam" increased Wednesday after the Madras High Court set aside the single judge's interim order that allowed screening of the film in the state.
Hearing the appeal of the Tamil Nadu government, a two-member high court bench set aside the single judge's order and re-imposed the ban.
The high court bench chaired by Justice Dharma Rao nullified the revocation of the ban on the film by Justice K. Venkataraman Tuesday.
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Energy Up! A celebrity trainer gets kids to eat right
When High Voltage materialized in my living room one day–she of the silver exercise tops, clubbing yoga pants, and boundless enthusiasm for elevating people's lives–I was startled, then dubious. Not suspicious about her ability to whip celebrities into filming shape–it's their job, after all–but wary that she could carry her healthy living message beyond that rarefied world.
What a surprise, then, to talk to the charming, self-confident girls enrolled in her Energy Up! diet and fitness programs at New York City's Young Women's Leadership School and Mother Cabrini High .
"Sugar is bad, but it's hard to cut back," said Kiani. "It's in a lot of things you don't know." As proof, she walked me through an exhibit of such items as frozen entrees, yogurt and whole wheat bread, all shot full of sugar. Voltage's program, Kiani continued, "lets us know what we're eating. That helps us to eat healthier."
What was the hardest thing for her to give up? "Kool-Aid," Kiani says. "Cherry candy," adds her friend, Jovan. But they've acquired a taste for bananas and apples.
What else does Voltage tell them to eat? "She doesn't tell us," Jovan says. "She says it's our choice–she's just giving us information." Information like the fact that vitamin water can contain as much sugar as a soft drink.
Even more outrageous, Nadita points out, "You know how in school they give us chocolate milk? This is how much sugar they put in milk." Cringing, she holds up a baggie filled with the stuff.
Hoping to change her younger sister's diet, too, Nadita took the information home. "My mom started making less greasy stuff," she says. "She now bakes her chicken instead of frying it."
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By becoming conscious, the kids' choices can even become unconsciously correct. "My family went to an all you can eat place last weekend," Nadia told me. "I didn't notice, but my parents said, 'You only put healthy stuff on your plate.'"
Nadia also came up with what, to me, might be the perfect diet/maintenance regimen: "Six days a week, I eat healthy. On Saturday, I eat what I want!"
Except, in these girls' cases, what they want is rapidly becoming what they should want.
So congratulations to Voltage, also known as Kathie Dolin, on her remarkable program, designed to combat Type 2 Diabetes and Childhood Obesity. With the help of Katie Couric and Kelsey and Camille Grammar, among others, she's hoping to expand her efforts to other schools, eventually enrolling boys as well.
This is a program that even I, a lover of hamburgers and fried chicken, can get behind. Because, as the kids will tell you, Voltage does not dictate. Her program provides the facts, then allows for free will. How wonderful that, once given those facts, so many in the program start making the healthy choice.
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- 12 ounces pasta (one standard package) - we used penne
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- olive oil
- 3 cloves of garlic (I used 9 cloves)
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- red pepper flakes
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That looks delicious! I printed out your recipe - I am SO making it this weekend.ReplyDelete
Although I hate to play favorites among creamy French cheeses, I am definitely partial to Saint Andre. I use it in a super yummy rotini, Kalamata olive & cherry tomato dish.
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2010 at 10:03 AM
So, I made this last week. I used 6 garlic cloves, 2 bunches of spinach, a mixture of fontina and parmesan, and substituted white beans for garbanzo.ReplyDelete
It was so, SO good. Thanks.
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This was delicious! Thanks for posting! I also had no Fontina on hand, so subbed it out for a finely shredded parmesan and half a lemon. Also, I sauteed the red pepper flakes along with the garlic. :) Next time, I will double up on the spinach.ReplyDelete
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Although the festival's venue has changed, the event will be familiar to folks who attended last year's screening. The videos featured will still be crowd-sourced and curated by cat fans online with help from the museum. Cat lovers are encouraged to submit their favorite clips, be they old or new, for potential inclusion in categories such as comedy, drama, documentary, foreign, musical, and, yes, lifetime achievement.
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