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While reading this, the movie "Field of Dreams" may come to mind. The main tag line from that movie was: "If you build it, they will come". Unfortunately that tag line does not apply to customers being able to find your business online.
So, I have this great website… but where is everyone?
Many small, local businesses we talk to assume that simply having a website will ensure customers will find them. Unfortunately, this is not the case. If your business is not listedlocally and/or organically on the first page of Google, Bing's, or Yahoo's search results, you're at a serious disadvantage compare to your competition. That's where Native Rank Search Solutions can help. We combine the power of tools to bring you the traffic your business needs.
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If not then we need to talk. If your business is not listed in Google Places and/or organically on the first page of Google, Bing's, or Yahoo's search results, then your competitors are more than likely in those positions and have a huge advantage over you.
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A Washington state couple got more than they paid for when they recently bought a couch at a thrift store.
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John Ross Bowie and Jamie Denbo join Jordan and Jesse Live at the UCB Theater in Los Angeles for a discussion of seeing high school plays while high, old timey baseball teams, and euphemistic waterslide names.
This week, Cameron, Rhea, and Ricky are coming at you LIVE from the UCB Theater in Los Angeles to tell you all about Total Recall! Plus, producer Lindsay shares the movie that made her, and we all wonder why the TMNT are such scumbags.
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Producer and podcaster Emily V. Gordon joins Jordan and Jesse live on stage at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles for a discussion of dental dams, online dating and STD billboards.
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Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham play best friends on TV, and if their on-screen chemistry seems real, it is. They met doing improv comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, and have been writing partners ever since. They co-created and star in Playing House, a new comedy about female friendship that's more reminiscent of Lucy and Ethel than it is Carrie Bradshaw's gang.
Playing House follows Emma and Maggie, two women who have been friends forever. Maggie stayed in their hometown, got married, and is expecting a baby. Emma has been professionally ambitious, closing business deals in Shanghai, and hasn't been back to visit for what must be years.
Parham and St. Clair join us to talk about the marathon improv sessions that produce the show's jokes, the designer home "girl porn" that provides contrast to their characters' weirdness, and their real-life friendship.
Playing House airs on the USA network Tuesday nights at 10/9c.
Bonus audio: Parham and St. Clair talk about their beginnings at the UCB.
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Whether you're looking to zombie-fy yourself, or get absorbed into the world of a contract killer, Boing Boing's Mark Frauenfelder's got just the game for you. He's the host of the Gweek podcast, and he drops by to suggest a couple of his favorite new games. He recommends checking out the multi-player Zombie Dice to collect brains and avoid shotgun blasts to the head. If you prefer a game you can play solo, he suggests the strategy-based (and bloodless) game for iOS, Hitman Go.
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When Bob Saget was in his twenties, he had a lot of plates spinning. He tried film school (and dropped out after just a few days). He performed stand up. He warmed up sitcom audiences. He appeared in a Richard Pryor movie. He even worked for a few months as a morning talk show host, before he was told he was "too hot for TV."
But the part that changed everything wasn't controversial, or crazy. It was playing the straight man, on a sitcom aimed at families.
And despite the schmaltzy moments and broad jokes aimed at kids, Saget is proud of his role as widower and family man Danny Tanner on Full House. He'll tell us why.
Saget's new memoir is Dirty Daddy: The Chronicles of a Family Man Turned Filthy Comedian. It's very personal and sweet and also sometimes vulgar, which is pretty much exactly what you might expect. He's also touring his new stand up show. You can find details on his website.
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Jim Rash has a lot of irons in the fire. He's a regular on NBC's Community and hosts the Sundance Channel series The Writers' Room. When Rash isn't on-screen, he's writing and directing. With his writing partner Nat Faxon, he wrote the Oscar-winning screenplay for The Descendants. The pair also wrote and directed last year's coming-of-age comedy The Way, Way Back, which drew on some of Rash's childhood experiences.
Rash joins us this week to talk about the awkward-yet-motivational summer talks he had with his dad and stepdad as a teenager, exploring writing techniques with TV showrunners on The Writers' Room, and writing for Community during Dan Harmon's absence.
Community airs Thursday nights at 8/7c on NBC.
The Writers' Room airs Friday nights at 9/8c on on the Sundance Channel.
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Matt Walsh is a longtime MaxFun hero. He was a founding member of the Upright Citizens Brigade and has performed in a wide range of popular comedy features including The Hangover, Due Date, and Old School. He also has an impressive resume in television comedy including a turn as a correspondent on The Daily Show and stints on many of our favorite shows, including Community, Children's Hospital, Human Giant, Apt. 2F, Reno 911 and, of course, the Upright Citizens Brigade.
As his resume suggests, he is one of the top improvisational talents working today.
Most recently, Walsh made his directorial debut with the movie High Road. The film is composed of largely improvised dialogue and features a cast of top comedic talents including Ed Helms, Joe Lo Truglio, Rob Riggle, Horatio Sanz, Lizzy Caplan, Abby Elliott, and Andrew Daly. It's a very funny and clever coming-of-age road picture that I know our listeners will love. It's available now on DVD and digitally on iTunes.
Last week, Walsh took a few minutes out of his schedule to talk with me about the film.
Matt Walsh (MW): Did we meet at MaxFunCon?
Rebecca O'Malley (RO): I don't think so. I was there, but I don't think we met. It was a lovely time, though. I was so glad that you could join us.
MW: It was a tremendous event. Tremendous.
RO: Glad you enjoyed it! I know that High Road is the first film that you directed. How long had you been developing the concept and the script?
MW: It was a screenplay that I had written four years ago with a friend of mine, Josh Weiner. We spent a couple of years working on the screenplay. About a year after we decided that no one was going to make it, I decided that I would direct it myself. Initially, I was willing to do it for free; but we were eventually able to raise some money for the project. And about a year after that, we boiled it down to an outline.
RO: If you have worked on a story for that long, how difficult is it to let your actors take charge of the dialogue. Did the movie start out as fully scripted?
MW: When we wrote it initially, it was completely scripted. All of the dialogue. Then, when I decided to make an improv movie, I borrowed the story from that. I deleted some of the side characters and made it simpler.
RO: Why did you decide to use improvised dialogue?
MW: In my personal experience, the comedies that I have done that have been really fun have allowed for a certain amount of improv time. You'll shoot the script – and then you get to play with it. And I had long been wanting to direct an improvised film. I had been involved with an improvised television show and I really enjoyed the process. So I felt I had a really good handle on it. And I've long been a fan of the genre – Christopher Guest movies, etc. And I've had so much exposure to improv during my lifetime that I felt it was something that I wanted to do. I wanted to crack that problem – delve into that challenge. So I've wanted to do it for a long time. And the material was very appropriate. As we had written it, I started to think of all the people I knew who could play the specific characters. The screenplay became a 120-page character description.
RO: Was the main character based on any person or persons that you have encountered in your life?
MW: Yes. I did have a friend who was a part-time pot dealer in Chicago. He was very talented – brilliant. But he had become stuck because he took an easy choice and ended up doing it long than he wanted to. And had he stayed there, his life may not have panned out very well. But he did step away from it and now he's a successful person. But none of the other characters are taken from our lives. Though the game Milky Milky Cakey Cake - which is mentioned in passing - is based on a real thing.
RO: (Laughs).
MW: You've seen the film?
RO: Yes! And of all its elements, I never would have predicted that one as having some basis in your actual experience.
MW: A friend of mine was in a band in high school and a father of one of the band members was abusing a substance one night. While doing so, he offered to have the boys stay at home with him one night and play "milky milky cake cake". It's a game where you get a sheet cake, create a hole in the middle, and pour milk into it and eat it until all of the milk and cake are gone.
RO: That's weirdly wonderful.
MW: Yes.
RO: One aspect of the film that I really enjoyed was the documentary-style camera work. It made the story feel very intimate. Why did you choose that approach to filming?
MW: First, a documentary crew can capture spontaneity better than others in their field. Anything can happen when you are creating an improv film. So I needed a crew that was experienced with being limber and ready to go. There weren't many set up shots. They were capturing things as they happened. I had seen a film called Darkon which was a documentary about live action role players. And Hillary Spera is the woman who had shot that. I was lucky enough to get her for this film. The performances in this film are very real and natural. And documentary style helps to capture that feeling.
RO: I also read that you asked your actors to do improv work for character development – including theater work on scenes that were not part of the film. Can you tell me more about that?
MW: We did two weeks of theater camp. We went into the UCB theater and worked with the main characters pretty much every day and ancillary characters only for a few days. We wanted them to understand their back story, their world and their relationships. We also wanted to develop the proper tone for their dialogue. So we did, for example, classic interviews where I would ask them a half hour of questions. And then we would discuss the results to try and discover what was true about each character and what part of our discovery might naturally come up during the course of the film . We also did fun scenes that would never happen in the film. And we put groups together – like the band – so they would have a rapport and their friendships would feel natural and true. Improvising scenes did help their chemistry.
And then Dylan O'Brien, who played the young boy, had had no improv experience. So it was a boot camp for him. I had plugged him into an intensive UCB course in addition to this two week theater camp. All to prepare him for suddenly entering the big leagues of improvisation.
RO: That's impressive. I'm sure many actors would have found that intimidating.
MW: Yes – and he was great. He was a solid comedy fan – starstruck with everyone he met.
RO: Who wouldn't be? After you completed camp, how did you go about rehearsing the actual scenes? How does that work in an improvised film? How do you keep the scene fresh?
MW: In the theater rehearsals, we never did any scenes from the film in order to preserve spontaneity. Occasionally, though, there were jokes that we would come up with during rehearsal that we would keep. Or that I would remind the actors about on set. But once we were on the set – it was pretty traditional. I would talk to them about the scene and we would rehearse it in order to familiarize everyone with the blocking and the staging. And then we would shoot the wide. Hopefully, we would get it after a few takes and then everyone would feel comfortable with the rhythm. Then, if there were elements that were popping up that were new and funny, as we went in for singles and closer coverage, we could do multiple takes and multiple variations on it.
RO: Well, the end product is wonderful and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I want to thank you specifically for including the concept of a White Stripes cover band in the film. Extremely funny.
MW: (Laughs). My friend and co-writer, Josh, is obsessed with them. So he got me hooked on that idea.
Chris Gethard is a comedian and host of The Chris Gethard Show on NYC's public access television. He talks to us about booking megastar P. Diddy at a tiny theater in New York, using both mania and depression to shape his comedy, confronting Internet trolls in person and -- okay, an unusual event in his childhood involving a dwarf. His new book is A Bad Idea I'm About to Do.
Craig Rowin has a message for the millionaires out there. Listen closely.
You can find more from him at CraigRowin.com, including information about his shows at the UCB Theatre in NYC.
MaxFun friend (and TSOYA and JJGo guest) Matt Besser has been working on a project to get kids high on sketch comedy, and it's airing this week. Hear his plea for comedy, not drugs, below.
My name is Matt Besser, one of the founders of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and one of the creators of This Show Will Get You High. A year ago I approached the leaders of Comedy Central with the idea to create a sketch show so funny that it had the power to get the viewer high. I theorized that if we can get the kids high on sketch comedy, then they won't have to be in the empty lots and the abandoned malls looking for real drugs like heroin, crack, and worst of all, marijuana.
To accomplish this dream I recruited some of the best sketch comedians from the UCB Theatre including Brett Gelman, John Gemberling, Paul Rust, Betsy Sodaro, combined with the directing genius of Eric Appel, plus Nathan Barnatt, Sergio Cilli, Allan McLeod, and Jessica Williams. Upon completion of the experiment, Comedy Central showed it to focus groups where it was determined that it got them way too high. It has since been decided that the safest time to exhibit the special are the hours when only those who are used to being "way too high" are still awake. On November 2, citizens in communities across America will vote on various marijuana legalization propositions. Before that date, America needs to wake up and realize that you don't need to get high on the weed, when you can get high on This Show Will Get You High.
This week on Comedy Central,
October 27 at 3 am
October 28 at 3 am
November 1 at 4 am
Nick Swardson is one of the funniest comics in America, and his new show Nick Swardson's Pretend Time, on Comedy Central, is something I'm really excited about. Nick was a guest on The Sound once, many years ago, but it looks like it may have been lost to the sands of time. Nice guy.
Above: a very NSFW sketch from the show, featuring the very funny Brian Huskey of Naked Babies.


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Directors sent out emails asking for old books or pieces of furniture.
Parents worked to convert a show choir costume into a musical dance costume. Students scavenged Goodwill to find costume pieces.
The work was part of cost-saving efforts by high school theater departments as they prepare for fall productions.
Drama departments receive no school funds to produce shows.
"The budget is whatever you have in your account," Whiteland director Raenell Smith said. "We literally operate on our own budget."
Most local high school productions cost about $3,000. That money must be used to costume every actor, build sets, buy stage makeup and props, secure production rights and print programs and tickets.
And so, putting on a show on a budget requires creativity.
Copyright permission to utter one line of a play can cost a school hundreds of dollars. The music from favorite musicals such as "Annie" or "The Wizard of Oz" can cost more than $3,000.
Props are made, found or bought, as costumes, set pieces and furniture. Makeup alone can cost hundreds of dollars.
For Center Grove's fall play, "Charley's Aunt," students will supply their own costumes. They look for pieces at home and secondhand stores or borrow them from family and friends, technical director Shaun McIlquham said.
Student actors bring in their costumes and directors approve them.
For musicals, parents often convert show choir costumes, McIlquham said.
Sets usually are kept from year to year and can be reused at most schools, directors said.
For example, the gardening set pieces from Center Grove's production of "Cinderella" last spring can be used for this fall's "Charley's Aunt," which is part of the reason the show was picked, McIlquham said.
Franklin Community High School used only one set in last spring's "The Children of Eden." The idea is that the simpler sets would require audiences to use their imaginations more, director Jon Stevens said.
Getting creative artistically because of the budget is part of the fun, he said.
"Having that kind of artistic freedom when producing a show allows us to still be creative, even with a minor budget," Stevens said.
Smith keeps cost in mind when she picks the fall show.
For example, this year she picked "You Can't Take it With You." The show has 19 people, less than a musical, which is easier to costume, she said.
In addition, the 1940s style clothing would be easier to find and less expensive Smith said.
All those decisions were made so most of the money in the budget could go to a prop-heavy show, she said.
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A Summertime Celebration at Solage Calistoga
Miriam Ziskin & Mike Swofford said their vows in Calistoga, California under a beautiful arbor surrounded by family and friends. Pops of purple, blue and yellow added color to an already picturesque outdoor setting.
Celebrating Their Future by Remembering Loved Ones Passed
Shawn Nohr & Tyler Brooks wanted to celebrate their special day in memory of loved ones who had passed away. The couple chose to say their vows at the Contra Country Club where a tree was planted in honor of Tyler's late grandfather. The couple made sure to take plenty of photos in front of that tree following a lovely ceremony that looked out over the golf course. There was also a gin and tonic bar at the reception for family and friends to sip in Tyler's grandfather's memory.
A Couple Travels Back in Time to Tie the Knot at San Francisco City Hall
Nick and Victoria Gutierrez let their favorite decade inspire their ceremony at San Francisco City Hall. A relaxed 1920's-themed wedding evolved into a larger reception the following day where guests danced the night away at a "speak-easy" bar.
Inspiration for a Vintage-Style Wedding
Six vintage gowns, two models, one stylist and a photographer arrived in the hills of the Napa Valley for this styled shoot. Inspired by a valley that loves a good vintage, welcomes weddings, and oozes natural beauty. What better place to shoot these gorgeous vintage wedding gowns?
A Summer Wedding North of Napa
This amazing wedding had many elements that the bride did herself, such as the pinwheels which were used as escort cards. Even the self-portrait photo booth that the guests had their picture taken inside of "frames" was made by the bride. They had many "school" elements as the bride is an elementary school teacher, such as the guest book made out of old library cards.
Couple: Kendall Smith & Alex Wilson
Look of the Week: Great White, Ruby Skye's 11th Annual White Party
We've all heard it before: no white after labor day, and no wearing white to a wedding (unless, of course, you're the bride). Instead, bright out your best whites tomorrow night for Ruby Skye's 11th Annual White Party with Fedde Le Grand.
Tech Geek Wedding at the Conservatory of Flowers
For months, Nathan Barefield, a quality assurance engineer for iPhones and iPads at Apple, had been checking out an attractive woman on the company's commuter shuttle from San Francisco to Cupertino. Not only did he like the way she looked, he noticed she wore Tiger sneakers—beloved by cyclists everywhere—and wondered if she shared his passion for bikes. The dark haired woman, who kept her ear buds in and her face pointed towards her laptop, never noticed him.
Code Red Wedding at the Argonaut Hotel
Lindsey Ross's San Francisco connections run deep and span generations, so when she and her husband-to-be, Ronnie Rosser, decided to tie the knot, they wanted to do it in one of the City by the Bay's historic spots. They married in a wedding filled with firefighter and nautical references at the Argonaut Hotel on the waterfront.
Is it Inappropriate to Throw a Bachelor Party for Your Second Marriage?
My girlfriend and I recently got engaged, and all my guy friends—especially the married ones with kids—are talking about throwing me a bachelor party in Vegas. This is my second marriage, and I feel like it's inappropriate to throw a (second) big bachelor party. What do you think?
What's the Deal: Saffron Rare Threads, Inhabit, Flair and more...
As Ben Stiller once said, can you deal with this?
Saffron Rare Threads: This local label by designer Priya Saraswati is celebrating its 5th anniversary in business this month. Much of the merch in the online shop is already on sale, and you can take 50 percent off the second item in your purchase with the discount code weare5. The deal also applies to Saffron Rare Threads items in stock at design collective and boutique Studio 3579.


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Massage was relaxing and therapist was constantly checking our comfort. Following the massage we were invited to use the steam & sauna facilities.
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Francesco Picardi was around and had asked me how i felt after the haircut. He was also nice enough to offer to comeback if i felt unhappy with the haircut later.
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Ollie has special place where he spends time in the summers but he isn't the only one to visit this special spot. This is a book to introduce younger readers to numbers and counting as well as to the variety of creatures, wildlife and surprise visitors that may be be found at Ollie's Beach on any given day.
I am a mother to three wonderful young men and have recently welcomed my first grandchild. I have always loved exploring books and delighted in opportunities to read out loud especially to children.
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A 110 page photographic journal of a flight across southern Africa - from Pretoria to Stellenbosch, to Upington, into Namibia to Luderitz and Walvis Bay, across Botswana to Sun City, returning to Pretoria.
Rita and Charlie Summers, from Parker, Colorado, have been photographing wildlife since the 1970's. Their special interest has taken them from the American West to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Central and South America, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana in Africa, France, Australia, New Zealand, The Falkland Islands, South Orkney, South Shetlands, Antarctica, Christmas and Cocos-Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean and Midway and the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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What do you think of Therésa? (pronounced Ta-RAY-sah.) It's the French pronunciation (I believe,) it also has great significance because its the name of a great friend and mentor of mine. I know it might be a bit too different for people, just curious Thanks Berries!Jessica Emily Faith
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I think it's really pretty. If you live in the US, people will probably always pronounce it Te-ree-sa, so she'd always be having to correct people on the pronunciation. It does leave the door open to lots of cute nicknames, though!
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Cynthia Nelson's cookbook cops award
Journalist, food writer and food stylist Cynthia Nelson's Tastes Like Home: My Caribbean Cookbook last year copped the prize of Best First Cookbook at the Jamaican national level of the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards.
A release from the book's publishers, Ian Randle Publishers , said that the book entered the award on the urging of its President Edouard Cointreau after catching a glimpse of the book at the 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair in Germany.
According to the release the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards is recognized as the only true international cookbook competition receiving yearly submissions of over 7000 books from more than 100 different countries around the world. In 2011, over 8000 books were entered from a total of 162 countries, with finalists coming from 71 different countries, Tastes Like Home being among the list.
Nelson, who is a weekly contributor to The Scene, in her book brings readers over 100 recipes from all parts of the Caribbean in an easy-to follow and engaging narrative style, complimented by over 200 mouth-watering photographs. It is described as more than just a cookbook, but rather a memoir that Caribbean people, home and abroad, connect with.
Tastes Like Home is available in fine bookshops internationally and online from Amazon.com and www.ianrandlepublishers.com.


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based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.Anguil Aqua was developed to help our industrial clients with water ...
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American Green Ventures (US) Inc. is proud to introduce across the United States, the revolutionary SpillFix – Industrial Organic Absorbent for hazardous liquid spills.
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based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
(Intelex Technologies, Inc.) Trusted since 1992, Intelex is a global leader in EHS, Quality and Business Performance Management software. We enable organizations to ensure the highest standard of health, safety and environmental conditions as well as superior product and service quality by streamlining and integrating business data for our more than 1,000 clients and ...
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Vanguard Environmental Inc. manages regulatory compliance for more companies than any other organization, public or private, in North America. Vanguard serves a diverse clientele throughout Industry - manufacturers and non-manufacturers alike - through its `Mission Control` style of Turn-Key compliance.
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Mostardi Platt Associates, Inc. was founded in 1976 by Tom Mostardi and Bob Platt in a small garage in Chicago, Illinois. As the world was becoming more environmentally conscious, these two recent engineering college graduates recognized the need for a consulting service to assist businesses in the assessment of environmental risks and compliance with the increasing ...
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Separate Jars
When creating JAR files, I've always kept the source separate and offered it as an optional extra.
- Foo.jar
- Foo-source.jar
It seems to be the obvious way to do things and is very common. Advantages being:
- Keeps binary jar small
- Source may not be open / public
- Faster for classloader? (I've no idea, just guessing)
Single Jar
I've started to doubt whether these advantages are always worth it. I'm working on a tiny component that is open-source. None of the advantages I've listed above were problems in this project anyway:
- Classes + source still trivially small (and will remain that way)
- Source is open
- Class loading speed of this jar is irrelevant
Keeping the source with the classes does however bring new advantages:
- Single dependency
- No issues of version mismatch between source and classes
- Developers using this jar will always have the source to hand (to debug or inspect)
Those new advantages are really attractive to me. Yes, I could just zip source, classes and even javadoc into a zip file and let clients of my component decide which they want to use (like Google do with the guava libraries) but is it really worth it?
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So excited for this couple, Kelley and Sean, as they begin their destination wedding journey to St Thomas next March!!
Announcing the new Mr. and Mrs. Alan Veteto! Sharing their love on the island of St. Thomas, June 13, 2015 at breath taking Villa Norbu. Big shout out to my team of talents: Blue Glass Photography, East End Flower Shop, Sugar and Spice Salon Spa, Island Sweet Stuff, Bill Arnett and Curlson Transports. Thank you Read More …
{Tuesday, July 22, 2014} Blue velvet, woodsmoke, sand and grey. Three neutrals blending with lush blue velvet. Dreamy palette for island weddings. Photo via Design Seeds.
{Wednesday, July 16, 2014} Fashion is everything to us at Caribbean Wedding Events and it truly is about the dress. We saw this casual, beach, lace dress and know that some island bride will fall in love. The coverup is perfect, too. Happy wedding planning, lovely fashionistas!


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Grey's Anatomy
Grey's Anatomy Creator Shonda Rhimes Is Leaving Twitter… For Now
Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes has seen the show through nine seasons and a spin-off (Private Practice), but everyone needs a break.
We shouldn't be surprise that she needs a breather every once in awhile, but never expected that she'd leave this important aspect of her life behind. However, it's happening, and Shonda announced over the weekend that she's leaving... Twitter! That's right: the live-tweeting extraordinaire is taking a summer break now that Grey's Season 9 and Scandal Season 2 are both wrapped, save for a few "odd tweets" now and again.
On Friday, she wrote:
Seasons 9 and 2 are officially done so I'm leaving the twitterverse for a few months! Maybe an odd tweet here or there but...see you later!— shonda rhimes (@shondarhimes) May 18, 2013
Though we'll miss her witty and sassy tweets, we'd rather have her writing more important things — you know, Grey's Anatomy Season 10 (we need to know Richard's fate!) and Scandal Season 3 (what is happening with Fitz and Olivia?!).
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True Blood Spoilers: Will Eric and Sookie Have Sex Again in Season 5, Episode 4?
Our hearts broke at the end of last season when Sookie Stackhouse broke up with both Eric Northman and Bill Compton. No more bare-all snow sex scenes? Sob!
But there's no way Sookie can resist Eric's Viking charm and six-hour stamina ... right?
Well, turns out she somehow is able to stop herself from jumping his bones (yeah, we don't get it either). Instead, according to E! Online, "little miss mind-reader is getting hot and heavy with someone else" in season 5, episode 4.
Could Alcide finally be getting himself some fairy action?
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The outdoor schedule has been added to the calendar.
RBH will be hosting the New York State outdoor Championship this year along with three Hit and Miss Tournaments. See the calendar for the dates.
The outdoor schedule has been added to the calendar.
RBH will be hosting the New York State outdoor Championship this year along with three Hit and Miss Tournaments. See the calendar for the dates.
Field Archery at Its Best
Rochester Bow Hunters (RBH) started in 1952 by local sportsman to provide an area to practice and enjoy the sport of archery. Their first property was a leased piece of land on the Barge Canal. A field course was laid out and in 1953 club officers where elected. Through the early years the club evolved and joined other archery clubs to form the Five Nations. In 1960 RBH became a non-profit corporation allowing the club to purchase, in 1967, the present home of RBH. The club held many shoots and continues to hold Field shoots on a regular schedule. The course is laid out in a wooded area of the property, we have 28 targets set out from 80 yds down to 20 ft. With the break up of the Five Nations RBH has joined the Western NY Field Archers and Bowhunters. This gives members of RBH more shooting opportunities and better competition against Archers of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls areas. Our membership fees are modest. Join us for the fun and come improve your skills as well.
Rochester Bow Hunters is a non-profit Archery Club
Rochester Bow Hunters (RBH) is a non-profit archery club and while RBH has been around since 1952 we were not incorporated until 1960. This was done so RBH club could purchase the property we now own. The land was purchased in 1967 and is 20+ acres. The field course is set in the wooded area of the property, with two full 14 target ranges. Future plans and hopes are for more tournaments to be held at our club.
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Minute for Mission: Theological Education / Seminary Sunday
Today we celebrate the gift of theological education in the PC(USA) and especially the gift of the seminaries related to our church. Often we take theological education for granted, assuming that since it has been valued by Presbyterians in the past, it remains fully and adequately supported today. Our seminaries need our prayerful partnership as they do their part to strengthen the church of Jesus Christ and especially the PC(USA).
How do seminaries strengthen the church?
• Our PC(USA) seminaries ensure the development of church leaders to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ for generations to come. Dynamic new leaders deliver the church to future generations.
• Our seminaries educate leaders to serve congregations. Seminarians are grounded in biblical study, Presbyterian tradition, history, worship practices, and Reformed theology, and they gain practical knowledge with which to lead vibrant ministries.
• Our PC(USA) seminaries prepare servant leaders for bold mission outreach. Training extends far beyond the pulpit. The curriculum tackles difficult social realities and helps leaders discover practical solutions. Seminaries empower mission work locally and globally.
• Our seminaries equip leaders who reflect and support diverse congregational cultures and spiritual experiences. Our 12 seminaries offer 12 distinct cultures incorporating a diversity of perspectives to inform and broaden our understanding of the Christian community.
• Our PC(USA) seminaries prepare leaders who extend hope, comfort, and forgiveness within the Christian community. The seminary experience nurtures spiritual formation through worship, prayer, and sharing, all of which sustain those choosing a life of service.
Theological Education / Seminary Sunday is also an opportunity to support the ministries of our seminaries in a concrete way. Through support to the Theological Education Fund, congregations ensure that great leaders will be available to nurture the faith of our children and our grandchildren, who will themselves spread the gospel of Christ among future generations.
Let us pray
Gracious God, thank you for our seminaries. Strengthen us as we find courage to respond to your call. In the new life of Christ we pray. Amen.
Sunday Lectionary and Hymns
Prov. 31:10–31
"A Prophet-Woman Broke a Jar"
Ps. 1
"The One Is Blest"
James 3:13–4:3, 7–8a
"Lord Jesus, Think on Me"
Mark 9:30–37
"Lord, Listen to
Your Children Praying"
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First Reading Proverbs 31:10-31
Psalm Psalm 1
Second Reading James 3:13-4:3, 7-8a
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Using a very original study design, Goldstein et al1 report on the impact of the introduction of a rapid D-dimer assay on resource utilization for the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism (PE) in their institution. They randomized 4 firms of their hospital into 2 groups. In the intervention group, house staff and attending physicians were instructed on the use of D-dimer assay to rule out PE and encouraged to use it. In the control group, physicians were simply informed of the study protocol and asked to investigate PE in the traditional manner. In sharp contrast to the results expected by Goldstein et al, that the use of the D-dimer assay would reduce the number of diagnostic tests for PE,2,3 they observed a significant increase in the absolute number of patients investigated for suspected PE in the intervention group (304 of 2690 admitted patients [11.3%] vs 166 of 2700 patients [6.2%] in the control group). Furthermore, although the percentage of lung scans ordered was lower in the group using D-dimer assay as a first-line test (64% vs 81%), the absolute number of ventilation-perfusion scans performed was significantly higher than in the control group (194 vs 135). They concluded that easy access to a simple blood test increased resource utilization for suspected PE.
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Maritime Today
The Maritime Industry's original and most viewed E-News Service
Wärtsilä has been awarded the contract to provide integrated turnkey electrical solutions for four new RoRo ferries being built at the Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) yard in Germany.
The Royal Thai Navy has ordered a new 90-m offshore patrol vessel (OPV) to be constructed at Mahidol Adulyadej naval dockyard in Sattahip.
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The number of people taken to hospitals by ambulance last month due to heatstroke grew threefold from a year earlier to 6,877, with 15 eventually dying, according to preliminary data from the Fire and Disaster Management Agency.
A heat wave late in the month saw temperatures in various parts of the nation hit their highest levels since1961. With the heat expected to intensify in coming weeks and months, the agency is advising the public to maintain room temperatures at 28 degrees or less despite the energy crisis and to drink plenty of water.
The number of people transported by ambulance due to heatstroke symptoms during the week starting June 27 rose nearly fourfold to 4,463 from the same period last year. On June 29 alone, 1,154 people were transported by ambulance due to heatstroke, with six later dying.
By prefecture, Aichi had the most ambulance-heatstroke calls during the seven-day period from June 27 at 512 people, followed by Tokyo at 398, Saitama at 331, Chiba at 283 and Kanagawa at 280. Aomori had only eight, the fewest among the 47 prefectures.
People aged 65 or older accounted for 52 percent of the total.
Those with minor heatstroke accounted for 58 percent, while 37 percent were listed as suffering from mild heatstroke and 3 percent from severe heatstroke.


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Financial gap for fairgrounds troubles city
Del Mar's 10-year plan includes four projects related to the fairgrounds: street paving and improvements, such as sidewalk ramps required by the Americans with Disabilities Act; widening of Via De La Valle; building a pathway from the fairgrounds to the city's downtown; and upgrading three wooden bridges that surround the fairgrounds.
Last year, the 22nd District Agricultural Association generated $58.6 million in revenues and its on-site horse-racing contractor, the private Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, generated $33.9 million in revenues, according to financial statements from the district and the club. Most of the money is spent on salaries and benefits for employees and on projects at the fairgrounds. None of the money goes to the state's general fund.
Since it is state-owned, the fairgrounds doesn't pay property tax, an important revenue source for Del Mar. The city's revenue from the fairgrounds comes mostly from its 1-cent share of the sales tax for transactions there, such as food and merchandise sales during the county fair. Under state law, the city also receives a small portion of the "handle," or amount wagered, during the races, determined through a complex formula.
Over the years, the city's revenue from the fairgrounds has fallen, while the number of events at the facility has risen. In 2006, for example, the city received $876,411 from the fairgrounds, but last year it received $711,029.
About 3 million people visit the fairgrounds each year.
Also last week, the Del Mar City Council authorized its staff to research the feasibility of buying the fairgrounds if the state sells it to raise cash, as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed. City officials said Del Mar might be able to use its AAA credit rating to borrow money at a low rate and pay back the loan with revenue from the fairgrounds.
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Boyhood (2014)
Boyhood SynopsisFilmed over 12 years with the same cast, Richard Linklater's Boyhood is a groundbreaking story of growing up as seen through the eyes of a child named Mason (a breakthrough performance by Ellar Coltrane), who literally grows up on screen before our eyes. Starring Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette as Mason's parents and newcomer Lorelei Linklater as his sister Samantha, Boyhood charts the rocky terrain of childhood like no other film has before. Snapshots of adolescence from road trips and family dinners to birthdays and graduations and all the moments in between become transcendent, set to a soundtrack spanning the years from Coldplay's Yellow to Arcade Fire's Deep Blue. Boyhood is both a nostalgic time capsule of the recent past and an ode to growing up and parenting. It's impossible to watch Mason and his family without thinking about our own journey.
Boyhood Release Date
In Theaters July 11, 2014
Boyhood Credits
Starring: Ellar Coltrane, Patricia Arquette, and Ethan Hawke
Written by: Richard Linklater
Directed by: Richard Linklater
Produced by: Richard Linklater, Jonathan Sehring, John Sloss, and Cathleen Sutherland
Length: 165 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: IFC
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The Influence Boyhood Had Over Everybody Wants Some
Because of its time setting, ensemble cast, and story approach, Richard Linklaters Everybody Wants Some!! i very clearly functions as a spiritual sequel to the great 1993 indie hit Dazed and Confused, but that isnt the only past work of Linklaters that had a big hand in the writer/director formulating new period comedy.
by Eric Eisenberg March 31, 2016 comments
Could Boyhood 2 Work? Here's What Ethan Hawke Thinks
Conventional thinking dictates that for a film which experienced bountiful buzz and awesome accolades like Boyhood, a sequel of some kind was inevitable. Of course, the Richard Linklater drama was anything but conventional and that mode of thinking may not be applicable in this case. Or is it? In a recent interview, star Ethan Hawke gave his thoughts to the idea of sequel.
by Joseph Baxter April 21, 2015 comments
Watch Amy Schumer Add Herself Into Recent Movies In Hilarious MTV Movie Awards Opening
Amy Schumer takes on fan-favorite flicks from Boyhood to Divergent for the 2015 MTV Movie Awards in hilarious movie montage.
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Watch Why First And Final Frames Are So Important In Epic Movie Mash-Up
The world's greatest filmmakers tell their stories from the very first frame in their movies to the very last. Need proof? Just watch the amazing supercut below, and you'll notice just how many brilliant films have beginnings and endings that work in stunning tandem.
by Eric Eisenberg March 22, 2015 comments
Richard Linklater's Latest To Take Another Unusual Look At Family
While Richard Linklater flew closer to the Best Picture Oscar sun with his Golden Globes-dominating film, Boyhood than he ever had before, the prestigious gold statue ended up eluding him. Now, the Texas filmmaker is circling another project that could end up, in much the same spirit of Boyhood, being an innovative, original look at the concept of family based off a book called Whered You Go Bernadette.
by Joseph Baxter February 26, 2015 comments
Boyhood 2 Is An Actual Possibility
If you have followed Richard Linklaters career, this should come as no surprise. After all, the director tends to reunite his actors Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy every few years to explore the evolving relationship of Jesse and Celine in the Before trilogy.
by Sean O'Connell February 24, 2015 comments
The 5 Most Shocking Oscar Losses Of 2015
Every year, the Oscars proves itself to be an extremely tricky affair. While many of the declared victors are ones that can be universally agreed upon like J.K. Simmons taking home this years Best Supporting Actor prize for Whiplash - there are still other choices that left us scratching our heads.
by Eric Eisenberg February 22, 2015 comments
Why Boyhood Deserves To Win Best Picture
In the making of Boyhood, the director not only took a rather radical and impressive approach to both story and structure ignoring the standard in favor of something more complicated and realistic but also discovered a whole new approach to getting a deep empathetic response from an audience.
by Eric Eisenberg February 20, 2015 comments
How One Plastic Surgery Could Have Swung The Oscar Race, According To An Academy Member
One Academy member thinks actress Patricia Arquette's recent success for her role in Richard Linklater's Boyhood may be linked to the now-common practice, or in Arquette's case, her lack thereof.
by William Fanelli February 18, 2015 comments
Watch Boyhood Get The Middle Finger In This Honest Trailer
Richard Linklater's Boyhood was one of the most critically-beloved films of 2014, but it's been taken to task in the latest installment of Honest Trailers. Watch it below!
by Eric Eisenberg February 10, 2015 comments
2015 BAFTA Winners - See The Complete List Here
Were still a full two weeks away from the Academy Awards, but tonight in London was the biggest in British cinema. The British Academy Film Awards, better known as the BAFTAs, were held this evening - and it will be fascinating to see how it winds up having an effect on the on-going race in Hollywood.
by Eric Eisenberg February 8, 2015 comments
2015 BAFTA Winners - See The Complete List Here
Were still a full two weeks away from the Academy Awards, but tonight in London was the biggest in British cinema. The British Academy Film Awards, better known as the BAFTAs, were held this evening - and it will be fascinating to see how it winds up having an effect on the on-going race in Hollywood.
by Eric Eisenberg February 8, 2015 comments
Little Kids Reenacting The Best Picture Nominees Is Adorable
This year's list of films nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards is an eclectic one, featuring multiple sharp, powerful dramas, as well as a couple rather darkly funny comedies. But what if you were to splice a bit of adorable into that formula? Well, then you would get this brand new video bluntly titled "KIDS REENACT 2015 OSCAR NOMINEES."
by Eric Eisenberg February 3, 2015 comments
Monday Movie Memo: Birdman And American Sniper Move Up The Oscar Charts
Richard Linklaters 12-year-spanning Boyhood has been collecting numerous accolades as we have meandered through the lengthy Oscar race. But as we talked about in a recent episode of our Awards Blend, the game changes now that we are in Phase Two of the Oscar marathon.
by Sean O'Connell January 26, 2015 comments
Learn How You Can Watch Every Best Picture Nominee In One Sitting
Every year, five to ten films are selected by the Academy Of Motion Pictures And Sciences to represent the best of the previous year's crop. These Best Picture nominees can range from wide opening films you've already seen, to independent films you've been dying to see, but didn't want to spend the gas money on.
by Mike Reyes January 21, 2015 comments
Can Any Film Beat Boyhood For Best Picture?
Phase Two of the marathon is all about maintaining momentum if you are the leader, and introducing doubt if you are a neighboring competitor. Do you think any film can slow Boyhoods roll between now and February 22?
by Sean O'Connell January 15, 2015 comments
The Oscars Just Told Boyhood No In A Very Big Way
Those who helped bring Boyhood to the big screen are still probably reveling in the films success at the Golden Globes this past Sunday. But their good vibes have now been partially quashed by the revelation that two of the most integral producers of Richard Linklaters 13-years-in-the-making epic will be ineligible to receive an Oscar if Boyhood wins best picture next month.
by Gregory Wakeman January 14, 2015 comments
Entertainment Weekly's Boyhood Cover Is The Creepiest Thing That's Ever Creeped
For Entertainment Weeklys latest cover, the editorial team decided to feature Richard Linklaters incredible film, Boyhood. A fantastic choice, to say the least: it swept most of the major categories at the Golden Globes, and its a surefire front-runner for the Oscars. Upon looking at the magazines finished product, however, the image they chose to run with just looks well, kind of creepy.
by Nick Romano January 14, 2015 comments
Directors Guild Goes With American Sniper And Clint Eastwood Over Selma
Are these five DGA nominees locks for Oscar? Not exactly. There have been exceptions over the years, where one or two DGA nominees didnt carry over to Oscars ballot.
by Sean O'Connell January 13, 2015 comments
10 Big Golden Globes Winners And Losers
Now that the dust has settled and all of the results are in, its time to look at the big winners and losers of this years Golden Globes. Who or what gained the most momentum? Who or what lost the most? Read on to find out!
by Eric Eisenberg January 11, 2015 comments
Boyhood Looks Unstoppable In This Year's Oscar Race
Richard Linklaters movie has enjoyed its particular perch in the frontrunners Drivers Seat since critics groups started handing out recognitions late last year. (Cue the latest joke about how long it took to make Boyhood, versus how long Hollywood has spent honoring Linklaters incredible accomplishment.)
by Sean O'Connell January 11, 2015 comments
Critics' 10 Best Movies Of The Decade Perfectly Explains Why People Hate Critics
January is the time of year when everyone from diehard cinephiles to movie critics look back on the previous years film offerings and assign them a numeric value. This is what the Best Of lists are all about, and its not the most enjoyable process. If you think otherwise, at least check out this one particular movie ranking, which professes to rank the top films of not the year but of the past decade. We guarantee itll light a fire under your butt.
by Nick Romano January 9, 2015 comments
The 20 Best Movies Of 2014, According To Metacritic Users
If you ask me, no one really likes putting together a best movies list. Its no easy task and your order is forever changing depending on your mood and environment. So its times like this when I enjoy turning the reigns over to outside sources. The community over at Metacritic has put together its annual best-of rankings, including the 20 best movies of 2014.
by Nick Romano January 8, 2015 comments
Richard Linklater Says His Next Film Will Be A Continuation Of Boyhood
Could Richard Linklater have his own shared cinematic universe in the works? It seems like a farfetched notion, we know, but hear us out. The director is busy working on his next film, which he says is a continuation of his classic period dramedy Dazed and Confused, but now he's added that the feature will also be a spiritual sequel of sorts to his most recent hit, Boyhood.
by Nick Romano January 5, 2015 comments
5 Big Things The PGA Noms Tell Us About The Oscars
The Producers Guild Association is the latest group to drop its selection for the best of 2014, and those of us tracking each step of the Oscar marathon found more than enough interesting elements to single out.
by Sean O'Connell January 5, 2015 comments
New DVD Releases: January 2015 In Home Entertainment
January isnt typically the biggest month for Blu-ray, DVD and streaming releases, but thanks to the glories of awards season and midseason premieres on television, theres quite a bit of good stuff popping up over the next several weeks. Check out what's coming out.
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What Bill Clinton Told Ethan Hawke While They Peed Next To Each Other
Ethan Hawke has been having a crazy year, thanks to his buzzing role in Richard Linklaters Boyhood. But arguably the craziest thing to happen to Hawke happened when he was peeing next to former US President Bill Clinton.
by Nick Romano December 31, 2014 comments
Watch This Supercut Of Epic Movie Shots From 2014
This supercut of 2014's best shots of cinematography might just leave you with stars in your eyes. Check out what one editor thought was the best of the best online.
by Mike Reyes December 30, 2014 comments
The 10 Best Movies Of 2014, According To Mack
2014 wont go down as the greatest year in the history of Hollywood, but it had a lot of damn good movies. Some of them were big budget, some of them were made on shoestrings. In a way, thats the great thing about Hollywood.
by Mack Rawden December 30, 2014 comments
The 10 Best Movies Of 2014, According To Eric
After much agonizing, rank swapping, and last-minute screening squeeze-ins, I am ready to reveal my Top 10 for 2014 - and its a list of movies that made me feel hundreds of kinds of emotions throughout the year and that I plan to watch many times again in the future.
by Eric Eisenberg December 29, 2014 comments
Awards Blend: Angelina Jolie And Unbroken Just Received A Christmas Miracle
A number of films moved up and down the Awards Blend charts as we sailed past Christmas. As of Friday, December 26, heres where I think our major contenders stand.
by Sean O'Connell December 26, 2014 comments
The 10 Best Movie Music Moments Of 2014
The time has come to look back at all of the films of 2014 and single out what can be considered the greatest movie music moments weve seen. Which titles made the cut and which didnt? Youll have to read on to find out!
by Eric Eisenberg December 25, 2014 comments
The 10 Best Movies Of 2014, According To Sean
All lists are subjective, and Im sure we will disagree on certain selections. But these are the films that moved me most, the ones that either hit with the largest impact or stuck with the greatest intensity.
by Sean O'Connell December 24, 2014 comments
The Academy Awards Just Disqualified Birdman From Competing In This Oscar Category
Antonio Sanchez, Alejandro Inarritu and Fox Searchlight worked quietly but furiously behind the scenes to appeal to the Academy branch so that the score could remain in contention. But it is being reported that the response was overwhelming in favor of not making this score eligible.
by Sean O'Connell December 22, 2014 comments
President Obama's Favorite Movie Of 2014
President of the United States Barack Obama has revealed that his favorite movie of 2014 was none other than Richard Linklater's Boyhood. Apparently the Commander in Chief has decided to take a break from his political duties to try his hand at film criticism, and in the process he made a pretty wise choice.
by Gregory Wakeman December 17, 2014 comments
The 2015 Critics Choice Nominations: Get The Complete List Here
The CCMAs are selected by critics, and have no direct influence on the Oscars. But as I mentioned in the last episode of Awards Blend (our weekly Oscar podcast), recognition by groups like SAG and the BFCA only help a films Oscar campaign, and an omission by a key organization like the BFCA can damage a campaign (or, at the very least, set it back).
by Sean O'Connell December 15, 2014 comments
Awards Blend: Why The Golden Globes Really Matter
Theres a lot of movement on the charts this week. Following the Golden Globes and the SAG nominations, I feel comfortable letting films that hung on as Longshots fall by the way side.
by Sean O'Connell December 12, 2014 comments
Awards Blend: The Best Actor Race Is About To Get Bloody
Someones going to be left out in the cold. Several very talented and deserving people, in fact. Theres no avoiding it. There are simply too many talented actors vying for five Best Actor slots this year, so on the morning of the Oscar nominations, there could be as many as 10 worthy performers looking at the five nominees and wondering why they arent in that exclusive group.
by Sean O'Connell December 5, 2014 comments
The 10 Best Movies Of 2014, According To Edgar Wright
Edgar Wright has unveiled his 10 favorite movies of 2014. And it turns out that the Shaun of the Dead filmmaker has particularly enamored with the likes of Whiplash, Boyhood, The Lego Movie and Interstellar.
by Gregory Wakeman December 1, 2014 comments
The Independent Spirit Award Nominations Are Out, Get The Full List
The road to the Oscars have begun, and weekends are now starting to fill up with critically-acclaimed titles that are hoping for Academy Award glory this year. Of course, it was only a matter of time before nominations from various bodies to start pouring in, and this year its the Independent Spirit Awards that have come out the gate early and revealed the candidates for all of their big prizes.
by Eric Eisenberg November 25, 2014 comments
Awards Blend: Boyhood Leads The Pack As We Make Our First Oscar Predictions
This is the first time were going on record with official Oscar predictions, breaking films down into Frontrunners, Contenders, Dark Horses and Longshots. We still have a number of films left to screen between now and the end of the year. To date, heres where I think all of the top films stand.
by Sean O'Connell November 14, 2014 comments
Watch Boyhood: The Cute Kitten Version
All of this is an excuse for us to bang the drum a little harder, and a little longer, for Boyhood. As we mentioned earlier, it is one of the years best movies. Its in theaters now, so you have no excuse if you havent seen it yet.
by Sean O'Connell August 6, 2014 comments
Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives To Sex Tape, Boyhood, And Planes: Fire And Rescue
Looking to Sex Tape, Boyhood and Planes: Fire And Rescue for inspiration, we've pulled together a selection of sex comedies, coming-of-age dramas and animated adventures.
by Kristy Puchko July 18, 2014 comments
Boyhood's R-Rating Won't Be Enforced By The IFC Center
The MPAA only has a superficial relationship with movie theaters, and ultimately it's a theater's right to abide by the MPAA ratings. It's why the IFC Center also thumbed their nose at the silly NC-17 rating given to Blue Is The Warmest Color last year, allowing young audiences a chance to see the film that properly captures the blossoming sexuality of a young lesbian girl.
by Gabe Toro July 14, 2014 comments
Boyhood Producer Promises He'll Do Your Chores If You Don't Like The Movie
Richard Linklater's long-in-the-works coming-of-age drama Boyhood is getting tons of critical praise. Our own Sean O'Connell gave the indie five stars and called it, "the most ingenious, most effective, most experimental, most unpredictable, most demanding, most rewarding and most enjoyable movie Ive screened."
by Kristy Puchko July 14, 2014 comments
Watch Apehood: A Brilliant Mash Up Of Boyhood And Planet Of The Apes
It was only natural Boyhood and Dawn of the Planet of the apes would get the mash-up treatment. And here we have it, thanks to Nelson Carvajal.
by Kristy Puchko July 14, 2014 comments
Weekend Box Office: Planet of the Apes Dawn At Number One
If there was to be a proportionate increase in ticket sales for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes based on how much better it was than is predecessor Rise of the Planet of the Apes, it would have easily done twice as well. As it was, Dawn did better, but not by so wide a margin. With a $73 million debut it was well above the $54 million opening of Rise and an easy number one for the weekend.
by Scott Gwin July 13, 2014 comments
Monday Movie Memo: The Best Summer Movies Still To Come
Its been an impressive summer so far. The Memo reminds you, however, that the seasons only half over, and the best may yet be to come!
by Sean O'Connell July 7, 2014 comments
The Best Movies Of 2014... So Far
We decided that today would be a great day to regroup, reflect and single out the best movies we have seen on screen so far in 2014. The outstanding team of Cinema Blend movie writers have chosen to champion movies both massive and small, passionate and intimate. Even by expanding our list to 10, there are titles we had to leave off of the list.
by Sean, Eric, Gabe, Kelly, Kristy, Mack, Mike July 1, 2014 comments
Boyhood Trailer Reveals A Film 12 Years In The Making
Based on an original script by Linklater, Boyhood began production all the way back in the summer of 2002 and tells the story of a young boy named Mason (Ellar Coltrane) as he grows up, starting when he is just seven. Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette star as Mason Sr. and Olivia, Mason's parents, while Lorelei Linklater (the writer/director's daughter) stars as Samantha, Mason's sister.
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