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- Makes: 6 servings
- Prep: 25 mins
- Bake: 13 mins 425°F
Triple Pepper Nachos
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. If using whole wheat flour tortillas, lightly coat both sides of each tortilla with nonstick cooking spray. Cut each tortilla into six wedges. Place wedges in a single layer on a very large ungreased baking sheet. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until lightly browned and crisp, turning once halfway through baking. Tortilla wedges will continue to crisp as they cool.
- Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan combine black beans and the 3/4 cup salsa; cook and stir over medium heat just until heated through.
- On a very large ovenproof platter, arrange tortilla chips one to two layers deep, overlapping slightly. Spoon bean mixture on chips. Sprinkle cheese, roasted red peppers, pepperoncini pepper, and jalapeno peppers over bean mixture on chips.
- Bake about 5 minutes or until cheese is melted. If desired, top sour cream with green onions. Serve nachos immediately. If desired, serve with sour cream and additional salsa.
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An edited drawing I did of Izzy from Jake and the Neverland Pirates tickled. I just made her skin the right color, made her nose bigger so it looks like Jake's, and made her clothes etc. the right color as well. I used Paint, so I know if it's a bit pixelated. If anyone is willing to clean it up in a different program, please let me know. The original drawing was done by . Please comment and fave if you like it and make sure to visit his gallery too. He has tons of great tickle pics. Please fave the original too.
I love Izzy
This is sooo cute!
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(This gives me an idea...)
Oh? What would that idea be? XP
Nicely done! Have you ever considered doing Doc McStuffins barefoot? I think she's adorable and she's a big hit with my kids.
Never heard of her and I didn't draw this. XP
Sorry, my mistake, I thought you had drawn it. Anyway, Doc McStuffins is another Disney animated character, a little girl of about 6 who "heals" broken toys. She has a "clinic" in her back yard and a steady stream of "patients." It's a cute series on the Disney Channel.
I looked her up. She is very cute! Maybe the original artist would be willing to draw her with a little persuading... XP
Quick question -- when you said you "made her skin the right color", I was wondering what your definition of "right" is. There's some discussion at various websites about whether Izzy is black or Hispanic, so I guess that's the starting point, but only a starting point, since blacks and Hispanics have a wide range of varying skin colors. Could you clarify? (Not trying to start an argument, just curious about your artistic selection and reasoning.) As it happens, Izzy is voiced by Madison Pettis, a marvelous young actress whose ethnic background is a United Nations mix. To quote the Internet Movie Database, "Her father is African-American. Her mother, who is Caucasian, has Italian, French, and Irish ancestry."
I just made it the same color as it was in various screencaps. Never thought about ethnicity one bit.
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This is basically 2 island Lanta Noi and Lanta Yai located off the mailand between Karabi and Trang.The latter island is where you find most resorts from 5 stars to beach huts .
The settlement started in this century with Muslim,Sea Gypsy and the chinese communities living together.The Chinese came with the sampan(small woooden boats) trade route wildst the Sea Gypsy have been roaming the Adaman Sea from as faqr north as Mergui,Burma.
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Published: Friday, November 13, 2009 at 7:56 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 13, 2009 at 7:56 p.m.
Name of the game
Swinneys odd nickname has shot at a new introduction: ACC champion
William Christopher Swinneys unusual nickname was given to him as an infant, when his 15-month-old brother had trouble saying that boy, when referring to the familys newest member.
Thirty-nine years later, Clemson football fans were wondering who that boy, or Dabo as hes now known, was when he was hired to replace Tommy Bowden as the Tigers head coach midway through last season.
Dabo Swinney had never been a coordinator before at the college level, let alone a head coach. But now suddenly, literally out of nowhere, here he was being asked to accomplish something his predecessor couldnt do in 9½ seasons of trying:
Win an ACC championship.
What Swinney lacked in experience, he made up for in enthusiasm. And that seemed to be enough for an orange-clad nation desperate to recreate the passion of their long ago past.
Those outside the upstate of South Carolina, myself among them, werent quite as sold on the new young coach.
If a polished Bowden couldnt bring another title to Clemson something that hasnt been done since Danny Fords undefeated, national championship season of 1981 how in the world did some hayseed from Alabama with a funny name expect to pull it off?
Certainly Swinney was in way over his head.
Its a theory that began to spread even among the Tigers most dedicated fans after his team got off to an underachieving 2-3 start this season. Not any more.
After four wins, that boy has become the boy wonder of the ACC. With a victory today against N.C. State at Carter-Finley Stadium, he can become a Clemson legend by clinching the Atlantic Division crown and earning a spot in the league championship game in his first try.
Whether Swinney is that good a coach or simply the beneficiary of some very good players left behind will be seen after seniors C.J. Spiller, Jacoby Ford and Rickey Sapp are gone.
But give him credit for this much. He was able to keep his team believing when everyone else around them had stopped.
And while it took a players only team meeting and an alleged shouting match between Swinney and offensive coordinator Billy Napier to bring it about, he was smart enough to realize that something needed to change during Clemsons bye week.
The change turned out to be a simple one get the ball into the hands of your best player as many times as possible.
Its no coincidence that since turning Spiller loose against Wake Forest, a Clemson offense that once treated the red zone as it was a red light has scored 38 or more points in every game.
Weve become an offense that is now executing much, much better, Swinney said earlier this week. I wish I could tell you something else but thats all it is.
Spiller and his offensive teammates figure to have a field day today against an N.C. State defense that had become accustomed to giving up basketball scores before finally getting its act together against Maryland last week.
That, however, is exactly why Swinney should be wary of the trap into which his Tigers could be walking.
Clemson has become notorious over the years for suffering letdowns at the most inexplicable times. Its already had one such occasion this season at Maryland.
What makes todays game particularly dangerous is that its against a Wolfpack team that always seems to win least one game per season it has no business winning. And that hasnt happened yet in 2009.
If this really is a different Tigers team. as Swinney has insisted since Day 1 it has a chance to prove it today.
Then everyone, especially those around the ACC, will know who that boy is.
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Clemson at N.C. State
When: Noon
Where: Carter-Finley Stadium (57,583), Raleigh
Records: N.C. State 4-5, 1-4 ACC; Clemson 6-3, 4-2
TV/Radio: WSFX-TV (Ch. 26), WSFM-FM 98.3, WTAB-AM 1370, WLNC-AM 1300, XM 191, Sirius 217.
The Blitz: The Wolfpack is hoping to build on the momentum of last weeks homecoming win against Maryland to break a five-game losing streak in the annual Textile Bowl. Clemson, on the other hand, can clinch the Atlantic Division title with a win against the Wolfpack and a Boston College loss to Virginia. States defense, which got a big game from DE Michael Lemon last week, will face a serious challenge in a Tigers offense that has scored at least 38 points in each of its last four games. State QB Russell Wilson has been hot of late, as has WR Jarvis Williams, who posted his second career 100-yard receiving game last week. Clemsons defense is tied for the NCAA lead with 19 interceptions this season.
Brett Friedlanders Forecast: Clemson 49, N.C. State 31
Georgia Tech at Duke
When: Noon
Where: Wallace Wade Stadium (33,941), Durham
Records: Duke 5-4, 3-2 ACC; Georgia Tech 9-1, 6-1
TV/Radio: ESPN2, XM 190, Sirius 211.
The Blitz: The Blue Devils need to win two of their last three to gain bowl eligibility while the Yellow Jackets can clinch the Coastal Division title with a victory. This is the 76th consecutive year these teams have met, a series that dates to 1933. Tech ranks second in the nation in rushing offense at 315 yards per game. RB Jonathan Dwyer has set a career high in rushing each of the past two games. The Blue Devils, meanwhile, rank 11th nationally in passing offense on the arm of QB Thaddeus Lewis. Defensively, junior DE Derrick Morgan had three sacks last week against Wake Forest, and his 11.5 this season is the fifth-highest season total in Tech history. Dukes defense could have its troubles if its top two players DT Vince Oghobaase (doubtful) and LB Vincent Rey (questionable) cant play because of injuries.
Bretts Forecast: Georgia Tech 41, Duke 27
Florida State at Wake Forest
When: Today, noon
Where: BB&T Field (31,500), Winston-Salem
Records: Wake Forest 4-6, 2-4 ACC; Florida State 4-5, 2-4 ACC
TV/Radio: ESPNU, XM 193, Sirius 215
The Blitz: The Deacons have lost four in a row and are coming off their most heartbreaking loss to date, in overtime at Georgia Tech. At least their star QB, Riley Skinner, is healthy and playing well. The same cant be said for the Seminoles, who lost Christian Ponder for the season last week and will start redshirt freshman E.J. Manuel. Hell likely rely heavily on RB Jerome Thomas, who has gone over 100 yards in his last two games. Florida States defense ranks next-to-last in the ACC allowing 31 points per game. Wakes defense, which has been much better against the pass than the run this season, got an interception from Kenny Okoro last week. The loser of this game will be all but eliminated from bowl consideration.
Bretts Forecast: Wake Forest 31, Florida State 24
Miami at North Carolina
When: 3:30 p.m.
Where: Kenan Stadium (60,000), Chapel Hill
Records: UNC 6-3, 2-3 ACC; Miami 7-2, 4-2 ACC
TV/Radio: WWAY-TV (Ch. 3), WMFD-AM 630, WTXY-AM 1540, XM 191.
The Blitz: The circumstances are similar to last weeks game against Duke, only the Tar Heels powerful defense will have more than just a high-powered passing game to worry about. The secondary, led by Charles Brown and Kendric Burney, will certainly have its hands full with Hurricanes QB Jacory Harris. But in RB Graig Cooper, who rushed for a career-high 152 yards against Virginia last week, Miami has a two-dimensional attack that will also challenge DE Robert Quinn and UNCs strong defensive front. Miamis defense is depleted by injuries, and the Hurricanes, who have never won in Chapel Hill, had two punts blocked last week.
Bretts Forecast: Miami 23, UNC 20
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The 13 Greatest Comedy Bits About Video Games (So Far)
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The Administrative Offences Law, 1985, has proven to be a major step towards strengthening the rule of law on the one hand, and towards decriminalization of many offences on the other.
Criminal law was traditionally concerned with crimes such as murder, rape, theft, or robbery, which were commonly stigmatized as being of real moral turpitude and, therefore, as mala in se. Although such crimes have constantly increased in number, they constitute today only a small fraction of the criminal offences on the statute books of Israel and many other countries. There are now many more statutory offences, numbered in the thousands, which differ greatly from traditional crimes. These are relatively new offences, which have been established by the modern State as part of its regulation of many social and economic spheres, such as employment, commerce, taxation, town planning, public health, safety at work and on____________________


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On Wednesday we looked at five reasons the Tigers would win the World Series. Now, the boys from Detroit are down two games to none and spent Friday preparing for three straight games at home that, given their road struggles, have now become three must-win scenarios. So let's take a look back at those original five reasons and evaluate what happened.
1. Justin Verlander. Game 1 certainly goes to Pablo Sandoval and his three home runs, but Verlander was the author on the mound who was supposed to dominate. The narrative all night was how shocking it was to see the 2011 Cy Young and MVP winner struggle so much. It was his shortest non-rain-effected start since June 2009 and when the dust settled and all the reactions had been made, one truth stood tall: He simple didn't deliver, and his team lost a game they were favored to win. Now with Max Scherzer officially starting Game4, the ace might not even see the mound again this season. That would surely leave a putrid taste in his mouth and in the mouths of Detroit Nation.
2. Prince Fielder. While Miguel Cabrera hasn't done any real damage in the two games, Fielder hasn't made anyone pay either. He is 1-for-6 at the plate and has left five runners stranded. His lack of defense is mostly ignored when he's hitting, but when he's not, like now, the fact that he's a one-dimensional player stands out like a caveman in a modern bank. I'll leave with this: two games are a minute sample size, but at this point in the season every at-bat counts and Fielder is simply running out of time to stand out (in a good way).
3. Bullpen. The Tigers don't necessarily have a great bullpen, we all know that, but they have solid arms that can shut down an offense, and for the Tigers to have any hope of putting a dent in the Giants' plans of running away with this thing, they need to produce. So far, the collective efforts of Al Alburquerque, Jose Valverde, Joaquin Benoit, Rick Porcello, Drew Smyly, Octavio Dotel, and Phil Coke have resulted in six innings, six hits, four runs, four walks and an inherited runner allowed to score. That's not what anyone in Detroit is looking for. Especially since the offense has scored three runs in 18 innings.
4. Starting pitching. Verlander struggled mightily, but Doug Fister sure didn't, and he has nothing to show for it other than a nasty lump on the right side of his head. The Tigers will have Anibal Sanchez and Scherzer going, and I don't expect either one to struggle, but as the offense has shown thus far, the margin of error is zero. Good pitching beats good hitting, but is a non-factor if horrible hitting fits into the equation.
5. Austin Jackson, Jhonny Peralta and Delmont Young. In Game 1, these three were the only reason the Tigers found themselves on the scoreboard as they collectively went 5-for-12 and each scored a run. Peralta launched a two-run home run in the ninth inning to make an 8-1 game look a little bit less lopsided, and Young had a pair of hits. However, in the second game, Young's potential RBI double in the second inning was foiled by an excellent relay throw and an ill-advised decision by Gene Lamont who gambled and sent Fielder home, thus destroying the possibility of second and third and no outs with Peralta up. Jackson reenacted his rookie and sophomore campaigns with three strikeouts, and Peralta ended the game without a hit.
After two games the Tigers have received production out of two of the five key reasons they needed to win the World Series. Given their defensive handicap, their overall offensive hibernation, and the Giants' stellar pitching, the Tigers are going to need to squeeze every drip of home-field advantage to send this back West. With Ryan Vogelsong and Matt Cain looming on the horizon, it could be a tall order.
However, if following the Tigers has shown me anything this season, it's that we must expect the unexpected when it comes to this team, and hopefully their last song has not been sung.
Josh Worn runs the Tigers blog, Walkoff Woodward.


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If we had a dollar for every Mustang II frontend that has been put under a street rod, we'd be very happy rodders. So why are we showing another one? Every now and then, old ideas get a fresh look, and the Welder Series product line is definitely fresh. Hot rod chassis building went from adapting parts from Detroit's offerings to ready-to-install kits that pretty much dropped in place. Many builders still like to do their own welding, and Welder Series is right there to help them have fun and save money.
The Welder Series Mustang II crossmember kit is unique; the main crossmember consists of two CAD-designed plates that have precision-cut slits, allowing each plate to be bent easily by hand. Even the rack mounts are part of the top plate and bend easily to form the correctly angled mount. Upper towers are supplied bent and notched to accept the top tower plate and formed cone. Assembly of your first crossmember kit may take an hour.
Kits come in three track widths--56 inches (stock, for most applications), 58 inches (for '48-52 Ford pickups and other slightly wider vehicles), and 60 inches (for '53-56 Ford F-100 and '55-59 Chevy pickups, and other really wide applications). These kits are custom-fit, meaning you notch the crossmember and the towers to fit your frame and the ride height you want. The whole process should be a snap for someone with some fabricating skills. If you have these skills or are building something for which another kit might not be available, you can save a couple hundred bucks going this route. If you're a little unsure and a crossmember is available for your project from one of the companies you'll find here in the magazine, the extra $200-$300 might be well worth it.
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Here's the Welder Series kit as it came out of the box. The main crossmember plates can be easily bent by hand, and the upper tower plates are already formed, as pictured.Joe started the crossmember assembly by clamping the plate with the rack mounts to the edge of a workbench with the slotted (elongated) rack mount hole on the left as he faced the plate. The laser-cut slit should be off of the bench slightly.He then used both hands to bend the top portion of the crossmember down until it was square with the back.The front and bottom plate was symmetrical and could be placed on the bench with either side up. Joe bent the bottom down so it was square to the front. Notice how the bend gives a perfect inside corner-to-corner condition for welding.The crossmember plates were placed together inside corner-to-corner with the tabs providing close alignment, left to right. He double-checked that the parts were square (if they're not, adjust as necessary).All four corners were tacked together (arrow) and then welded along the inside ends of the crossmember. The rack mount sides (A) (gussets) were then bent down until they were square to the rack mount face (B). The rack mount face and gussets were then bent to make contact with the crossmember.
The upper towers were assembled by putting 1/2-inch spacers under the edges of the top tower plate and then placing one shock mount/spring locator cup into the hole, allowing the base to rest on the bench. It was then tacked in place.The top tower plates (with the shock mount/spring locator cups) and wraparound plates were brought together. The alignment tabs on both pieces held the parts in position. (The tabs don't touch each other; they just keep the parts corner-to-corner for welding.) The sides of the wraparound plate were clamped, tacked, and then welded. Joe then finished welding the cups to the top tower plates to complete these assemblies.To ensure that the crossmember could be installed accurately, the frame was boxed, leveled side-to-side, and set up at ride height.Before the truck was disassembled, the spindle location was marked on the top of the framerail. Joe had also set the truck at ride height and positioned the tires so they looked right in the fender opening to make sure this was where he wanted the spindle centerline. A vertical line was drawn on the outside of the frame at the spindle location. Note that this is true vertical, but not necessarily squared off the top of the framerail.Vertical lines were then drawn on the inside of the boxed framerails 1 7/8-inch ahead of, and behind, the spindle location. This will be where the crossmember goes.Joe then checked that the framerails were parallel by measuring the inside and outside distance at both the front and rear of the crossmember.The bottom of the frame, at ride height, happened to be the same height as the spindle. The spindle height point comes notched (arrows) in the crossmember so Joe drew a line for the horizontal cut (where the crossmember will be welded to the bottom of the frame). If the bottom of the frame had been lower than the spindle height, by say, 1/2-inch, the line would have been drawn 1/2-inch lower than the notch.Joe then figured out the amount the crossmember would need to be notched to fit around the frame by subtracting the outside frame measurement from the crossmember measurement and dividing it by 2. We got 2 3/8 inches, which was then marked on the crossmember uprights. If the frame had some taper (so it was wider at the rear crossmember location), separate calculations would have had to be done.
The towers were positioned by measuring 4 inches forward from the spindle centerline and marking the frame at spindle height (the bottom of the framerail for this install).The towers for this kit are designed so the inside vertical edges (the part that looks like it might get welded to the frame--but doesn't) are to be 28 inches apart. The difference between the frame width and the 28 inches was 4 1/4 inches, which was then divided by 2. The towers were marked for 2 1/8-inch notches. Once the height of the notch was determined, Joe installed the upper control arm to check that there was clearance between it and the frame (stock control arms require a lot more clearance than tubular arms).The crossmember was slid onto the frame, making sure it was level front-to-rear and side-to-side, and then tacked in place.The front of the upper tower was lined up with the mark (4 inches ahead of spindle centerline) that was made on the frame earlier and tack welded.Plates were provided to box the open side of the upper tower. Joe held them in place and drew a line along the top of the tower.


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- Luckily these usually happen at an Izakaya and involve lots of delicious food, so be sure to drink on a full stomach FOR YER HEALTH. Stuff that face! You already paid for it!!
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Letters from Iwo Jima's Golden Globe victory for best foreign language film does not begin to tell how powerful a film director Clint Eastwood has made. Originally set to be the Japanese companion piece to Eastwood's American portrayal of the battle for Iwo Jima (Flags of Our Fathers), Letters easily surpasses Flags in terms of storytelling and emotional depth.
The film (which is in Japanese with English subtitles) primarily follows two heroes: Western-educated Japanese Lt. General Tadamichi Kuribayashi (Ken Watanabe), whose real-life letters about the battle help form both a personal and historical perspective, and young baker-turned-soldier Saigo (Kazunari Ninomiya), who tries to keep a promise to return to his wife despite cultural pressures to die fighting or commit suicide.
Whereas Eastwood's Flags meanders, Letters stays focused on the story, rarely straying from action on the island. While Flags portrays the battle in short bursts, Eastwood's camera in Letters fixes on the gore, especially when the battle seems lost for the Japanese. And by not turning away from brutal suicide scenes, in which Japanese soldiers commit ritual suicide by detonating grenades just over their hearts, Eastwood helps an American audience understand Japan's warrior culture as perhaps never before. Eastwood's unflinching eye earns the film an R rating for graphic violence.
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Just about 10 minutes after this tug and barge pass us, we hear the captain on the VHF radio calling the coast guard because he has lost steering and the barge is out of control. The coast guard immediately called all boats to vacate the area and get out of the way. We then saw several police boats pass us on their way to help out. Like they say...timing is everything!
We've seen lots of marine life but we were surprised when a black bear came wondering through the marina. Apparently, he is fond of the fig trees on the edge of the property -- he even climbed one. We watched him eat for about 20 minutes. Fortunately, he had enough and disappeared into the woods. We know we are in the middle of nowhere, for sure! (Really, the nearest town is 13 miles away!)
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Next stop is Belhaven, NC. We have high hopes based on the ad in the Waterway Guide. The marina is old and in need of some updating, to say the least. The pool was dirty and the manor was dark and musty. The elk head is pretty cool, though.
We get to Oriental, the sailing capital of North Carolina, this afternoon. We had a good ride there but once we got docked on the face dock, the wind kicked up and stayed blowing between 15-25 knots the rest of the day and night. Needless to say, we rocked and rolled all night. There is not much to the town but there are alot of shrimping boats around. We did go to a little restaurant, M & M, with "amazing grits" according to JT, who loves this southern dish.
Gianna practices by reading Francesca a bedtime story. Good night, girls.
After about 9 hours of very little wind and very hot sun, we stop in Swansboro, NC. It is a small, quaint town that lives up to the marketing campaign.
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by Eugene Hernandez and Mark Rabinowitz/indieWIRE
indieWIRE's conversation with Liz Manne continues...
iW: At the Sundance Channel, you're in a position to see first features
from filmmakers. What are some of the things you are noticing about
first features that are coming from these filmmakers as opposed to first
features that you were seeing 8 or 10 years ago?
Manne: What's interesting is the first features we were seeing 8 and 10
years ago, again, I think a lot of them were very emotionally heartfelt
and very much about a kind of social condition, and a lot of identity
politics. Dealing with issues of gender, sexuality, cross-dressing.
Yes, there was always Todd Haynes taking chances with style, but
generally speaking, most of the movies you were seeing at Sundance
[were those] that brought your attention to things. And the beauty about
"My Own Private Idaho," which was the best movie absolutely of that year,
is that it dealt with both style and sexual politics. It dealt with things
in a form that was revolutionary and was dealing with a subject matter that
was quite under-represented. And I think from that you went into a
trend where you saw films that you can simplify and say were very
influenced by the music generation or something, but it's this
super-violent era in independent film that was very influenced by
Tarantino, a highly skilled filmmaker who has made some very interesting
films, but it spawned a concept of independent films that for my money
and my heart, was just not that interesting.
And then I think what you saw was a little bit of a trend into a kind of
what I call "nice cinema," some of it on the higher-budget end of the
independent world is these costume dramas, the "Shakespeare in Love"'s
and all of that stuff -- which by the way, hello, was put into motion in
probably the most significant way by Merchant Ivory. And you look at a
film like "A Room With A View" in 1986, that was the first time that an
independent company, in the form of Cinecom Films, had like 8 nominations
in the Academy Awards. So people like to peg the start of the ascent
of independent film to "sex, lies, and videotape" but in terms of that
whole pot of the independent film business, it really was Merchant
Ivory, and it really reached its highest point with "Shakespeare in
Love" winning Best Picture, but it was very much set in motion very
powerfully with "A Room With A View" and then ultimately "Howard's End"
which was a big breakthrough for Sony Classics.
So that part of filmmaking, as an audience person I love it, I read Jane
Austen novels, I love costumes -- give me a good corset and some good
language and a couple of horses and I'm a pretty happy moviegoer. But I
think that there's another part of "nice cinema" -- and that sounds so
pejorative -- is this creation of films that people make because they
think they are going to get sold, or because they think they're going to
create a career for somebody. And that to me is not so interesting.
That to me is a very bland type of cinema and it's not taking chances.
"The whole industry has driven itself into a
place where all they can do is make conservative decisions because
otherwise they're not going to have a business in a year. "
Basically what this became is an era that became so professional-ized,
and by the way this is a monster I absolutely helped create so I take
some responsibility for it. But the organizations of all the PR firms
and all the international sales agencies and the machine-like ways of
running through film festivals and setting up press junkets and
interviews and making people stars overnight, and getting personal
representation, and how are you going to be able to pre-sell, and how
are you going to be able to package, and what's on the box is more
important than what's in the box, and all that mentality that drives so
much of foreign sales...you open issues of the trades prior to the
Cannes market and you can look at ads with casts for movies that don't
even have screenplays written for them yet, but they've got so-and-so
and so-and-so in them and they're directed by so-and-so and they've got
a gun and a girl and boom! you can pre-sell Japan for x and Benelux for
y and all of a sudden you've got a deal. So these are deals that are
being created, they're not films that are being created. And that to me
is a very, very sad and boring chapter in the development of independent
film and the independent film industry as we know it.
I think what you're finally starting to see again now, because I think
it's actually been a pretty good season, is you are starting to see a
little bit of diversity. You've got some costume slots, you've got some
studio pictures like "American Beauty" that have a lot of independent
sensibility and a lot of sharpness to them and a lot of nuance to them,
and that film wouldn't have existed if it weren't for the independent
film movement. That film wouldn't even have existed without "sex lies
and videotape." I see it very much as a parent creatively for that
You are seeing that because of digital technology, because of outlets
like Sundance Channel and the Independent Film Channel, what's [happening]
on the web, that there are alternative outlets now, and you have to have
this kind of thing in order to get a little bit more diversity. And you
are starting to see real diversity in form again, and that's where
people like Harmony come into play, and people like Julian Goldberger
come in to play, and short filmmakers and animators come into play.
Because the economics, the barriers to entry, are lower once you get out
of straight theatrical, people are freer to do things that don't have to
sell foreign, don't have to sell 'X' number of titles to Blockbuster to
justify their existence. So I think that outlets such as Sundance
Channel are actually allowing a lot more diversity again at the very
least in terms of style, in terms of filmmaking. And I think that
that's very exciting, for me.
The other trend I think we've seen, and I think this has to do with PBS
and the Learning Channel and A&E and a lot of other TV outlets, is an
explosion in documentary filmmaking that's occurred in the last few
years. I was fortunate enough to work on "Hoop Dreams," again with Ira
at Fine Line, and that was my favorite movie I ever worked on in my
career because it was something that was not only great filmmaking and
great entertainment, but something that had such an important social
message along with it that it united my two great passions in life which
are politics and film. And that I think, because of everything that
happened with the Academy, that's very much a watershed event in the
last ten years. There was a little revolution that occurred there,
thanks to that film and thanks to the power of that film, that's really
changed the landscape certainly for how the Academy views documentaries,
but also for how the business views documentaries and how the media
views documentaries. And if it wasn't for "Hoop Dreams" you wouldn't
see a film like "The Farm" or "On the Ropes" do as well as they've done
in the last couple of years.
And I think that's great, because I think that documentary filmmaking is
so diverse and so interesting and so real and so pertinent and
powerful. I think I'm becoming as an audience member and a fan, more
interested in those kinds of things and the things that are from the
reaches of filmmaking, whether it's docs or animation or shorts or
digital film or truly independent film, and there's good reasons for
this and the reasons are economic. How much does that ad cost in the
New York Times now, for God's sake? How much advertising do you have to
spend in order to be competitively realistic?
I love "Tumbleweeds" and I see how much money Fine Line is spending on
it to get it out there. Janet McTeer deserves to walk away with the
Academy Award this year, no question about it. But I can see how much
money they're spending, and that's a lot of dough to spend for what is
essentially a pretty delicate little film. So what happens if you're in
an environment where you have to spend that kind of money to get that
kind of recognition, get that kind of peace of mind for the consumer,
and compete effectively -- the whole industry has driven itself into a
place where all they can do is make conservative decisions because
otherwise they're not going to have a business in a year. And I think
it's going to get worse next year because of the election year, and
media costs are going to be that much higher on radio and on TV. So I
think it's a tough situation for them, but I think what happened as a
result of it is there's a lot of really bland cinema.
"I think
that it's my responsibility as a human being and as an executive and as
a person with some creative influence over our culture, to take risks
and take chances and expand representation and expand opportunities."
iW: The independent film world has embraced Gay & Lesbian filmmakers
and subject matter, but do you think it's gone as far as it could have,
versus the Hollywood system, in embracing women and people of color in both
the business side and the creative side?
Manne: I think that women and people of color still have a long way to
go in the independent film world both on the business side and on a
creative side. A gay man may be a gay man, but he's also a man and
chances are he's white if he's succeeding in this world. And you're
seeing a hell of a lot more successful gay male directors, writers,
actors and everything else than you are seeing lesbians. Rose Troche is
a completely brilliant Lesbian and female and person of color filmmaker,
and she's also an individual too. That's not to say anything. But she's
had a tough time. You look at a career like Alison Anders' career, she
is a great filmmaker, and she still is banging her head against the wall
in a way that Brad Anderson isn't. And why is that? It's complicated.
Why did "Drylongso" not get picked up for theatrical distribution?
Fortunately, Sundance Channel was able to do a good job with it and get
it out there and get Cauleen Smith some recognition and help launch her
career. But Cauleen is one of the most interesting, exciting
filmmakers, and "Drylongso" is a very beautiful, and important, and
interesting and political film. Why is that? I think it's a
combination of things -- the media, the audience, education and studio
And the dark, dirty truth about the movie business is whether you are in
Hollywood or in the independent sector, as an executive, you are
essentially motivated by fear every single day. And I don't think fear
is a great motivator. If you are afraid of losing your job, and you
work in a climate where people get fired right, left and center, and
I've been fired from two jobs in this business -- my two stripes of
honor -- people become afraid to take risks. And I don't think that
anything interesting has ever been made by people playing it safe -- I
don't think any film has been "hit out of the ballpark" to use a
straight, white male term, that was made by committee and safely. I
think that great things happen when people take chances, and I think if
you're motivated by fear, your chances of supporting risk-taking is very
low, and I think that's unfortunate, but I do think there's a lot of
reasons for it.
I think the economics of independent film have become extremely difficult
for distributors, [it is] extremely difficult to be an independent producer
in today's world. So much money has to come from international revenues,
and you still have a situation of significantly more racism in the
international markets than you do in U.S. markets. I think sexual films
work better overseas, but you definitely have these challenges. In the
home video world, you have a more conservative decision-making
population than you have in the theatrical exhibition community. So you
are selling to buyers for large chains that may or may not be the most
evolved people. But I think that it's all responsibility, and I think
that it's my responsibility as a human being and as an executive and as
a person with some creative influence over our culture, to take risks
and take chances and expand representation and expand opportunities.


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 At the 2013 Indian Grand Prix last weekend, Sebastien Vettel sealed the Drivers Championship title, and in doing so, won the Constructors Championship for Infiniti Red Bull Racing for the fourth consecutive year.

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"Splinter" is a horror flick so trashy, so totally drive-in, that you'd expect a few cans of beer and a couple of joints to be included in the price of admission. Two vacationing lovebirds, Seth and Polly (Paulo Costanzo and Jill Wagner), get hijacked in their van by a gun-wielding escaped convict named Farell (Shea Whigham) and his junkie sweetheart, Lacey (Rachel Kerbs). When they all pull into a lonely gas station, they quickly learn that the attendant has been attacked by a bloodthirsty, spine-covered … I dunno, thing of some sort, which has in turn converted him into a bloodthirsty, spine-covered zombie. "What next?" is not a question that will occur to you at this point.
Lacey soon gets gobbled by a spine monster, and her severed hand — all spiny now itself — takes on an evil life of its own and starts chasing the three spine-free survivors around the convenience store inside the station. Farell has been firing off shots through all this, prompting Polly — still intent on escaping his clutches — to whisper, "He's out of bullets." To which Seth replies, "What if he has more bullets?"
Seth, who amazingly possesses a Ph.D. in biology, fulfills the age-old monster-movie function of being professionally fascinated by something he should be flattening with a rock. "This is new," he says. "I've never seen anything like this." We wish we could say the same.
A cop arrives on the scene intent on arresting the famously wanted Farell, but she gets chewed in two before she can even get her cuffs out. Farell has mixed feelings about this. As the felled cop starts sprouting spines, he says, "Help can't even help us." At this point, Seth has a bright idea. He tries to explain it to Polly — unsuccessfully. "What're you saying?" she asks. Seth thinks for a second and says, "I don't know."
Some deeply unusual moments follow. Stalked by spiny, severed hands scuttling across the floor, Seth starts throwing rolls of paper towels at them. Bags of ice cubes are brought into play, and then firecrackers (please don't ask). And when it's discovered that Farell's arm has been infected by a rogue spine, Seth steps in to amputate it with a box cutter. ("Ooh!" says Polly.)
Considering this movie in retrospect, in all of its cheesy, no-budget splendor, I recalled Farell at one point looking down at an immobilized spine-thingy and mumbling, "It ain't thinkin'." Staggering away from the picture, you might wonder, "Who was?"
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August 9, 2015 Allyson Marie Katona and Corey Lee Palmer were united in marriage at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at The Barn in Moundsville, with the groom's grandfather, Blair McCauley, officiatin. more »»
Pestella, Gamble
August 2, 2015 Alicia Jo Gamble and Geoffrey James Pestella were united in marriage on Saturday, June 6, at The Skyliner in Bridgeport, in a double-ring ceremony with the Rev. Harry Midcap officiatin. more »»
Brozka, Pagett
August 2, 2015 Julie Marie Pagett and Steven Michael Brozka were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, April 11, at Colonial Baptist Church in Wintersville with Robbie Ellsworth officiating. more »»
Applegarth, Kappas
July 26, 2015 Jennifer Anne Kappas and Brian Lee Applegarth were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 27, at the Elm Grove United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Bryan Carpenter officiating. more »»
Hupp, Abrasheff
July 26, 2015 William Richard Hupp and Sara Abrasheff were united in marriage on Sunday, May 17, at St. Thomas Chapel in Old Wilmington, N.C. Hupp is the son of Bill and Velma Hupp of Reader. more »»
Koehler, Cremeans
July 26, 2015 Allison Elizabeth Cremeans and Cameron Lewis Koehler were united in marriage on Saturday, July 11, at Edgewood Lutheran Church in Wheeling with the Rev. Timothy Spence officiating. more »»
Jones, Pearce
July 5, 2015 Dawn Pearce and Jimmy Jones Jr. were united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 11 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Greenville, N.C., with the Rev. Jim Buchholz officiating. more »»
McCleary, Zeakes
July 5, 2015 Shaye Nicole Zeakes and Drew Stanley McCleary were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 30 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Tiltonsvill. more »»
Fergus, Martin
July 5, 2015 Keely Ann Martin and Eric Fergus were united in marriage on Saturday, May 23 at Casa Ybel Resort on Sanibel Island, Fla., with Kelly Koerpel officiating the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of M. more »»
Nash, Hoffer
July 5, 2015 Brittany Morgan Hoffer and Rodney Rex Nash III were united in marriage at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, April 18 in Memphis, Tenn., with the Rev. Albert Porter officiating. more »»
Stan, Martin
June 28, 2015 Casey Kendall Martin and Tyler Peter Stan were united in marriage at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 20 at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Wheeling, with the Rev. Howard Backus and the Rev. more »»
Stingle, Hill
June 14, 2015 Nicole Anne Hill and Kevin William Stingle were united in marriage Saturday, June 13, at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, Wheeling, with the Rev. Douglas Ondeck officiating. more »»


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