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This may sound sacrilegious to the legions of hardcore Star Wars fans, but having J.J. Abrams direct Episode VII will be a vast improvement and the best thing to happen to the franchise in a very long time.
OPINION: Yes, it was incredibly cool in 2005's Episode III - Revenge of the Sith to see the completion of Anakin Skywalker's transformation from plucky, love-struck teen to the embodiment of all that is deeply evil in the galaxy as Darth Vader - to hear him take that first raspy breath from beneath the iconic black helmet. But George Lucas' prequels were, for the most part, soulless, airless affairs and a far cry from the imagination and rough-hewn, can-do thrills of his original trilogy.
You don't go to a Star Wars movie - and watch it 18,000 times, then camp out in front of a theater with your homemade light saber and Yoda sleeping bag waiting for the next one - for the smart, complex dialogue or well-drawn characters.
But with Abrams at the helm and Oscar-winning Little Miss Sunshine screenwriter Michael Arndt crafting the script, there is some hope (a new hope, if you will) that the series finally will be infused with a deeper sense of humanity.
Lucas was correct in calling Abrams "an ideal choice to direct the new Star Wars film" in announcing the selection of a director in a late-night news release on Friday.
And when he told the world in October that he was selling his Lucasfilm empire, including the lucrative and beloved Star Wars franchise, to The Walt Disney Co. for US$4.05 billion, Abrams was at the top of many fans' lists of dream directors.
He certainly was at the top of mine when I pondered what sort of fit various filmmakers might be for this material. Back then, I wrote that Abrams was "the most obvious choice, really. His sci-fi bona fides were already beyond reproach, and he solidified them with his reimagining of the Star Trek franchise in 2009. ... This just makes sense all around."
It's true. If you look at the way he handled the redo of that other revered space series, it might provide some clues as to what his Star Wars might look like.
Abrams clearly aimed to please the broadest possible audience by remaining faithful to the Star Trek mythology in some ways while shaking it up in others; the film made nearly $386 million worldwide and the follow-up, the 3-D Star Trek Into Darkness, is due out May 17.
Some fans were thrilled that he would boldly go to such daring places while some purists balked at the vast departures he took. And that might be true of the response "Episode VII" will get in 2015, when it's scheduled to come out; people tend to get proprietary when they're so emotionally invested in the stories like this.
Abrams' Super 8 from 2011 is another great example of his grasp of, and reverence for, the wonder that can accompany the best science fiction experiences.
His homage to late-'70s, early-'80s Steven Spielberg productions is full of childhood innocence and the excitement of storytelling. And as he demonstrated with these films as well as his contribution to another beloved franchise, 2006's Mission: Impossible III, the man knows how to direct an action sequence.
He also happened to work with Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound on post-production on all the films he's directed, so a comfort level already exists from an effects perspective.
He's a busy guy these days, though. Between steering these two massive franchises, he also has many other projects in the works through his production company, Bad Robot.
Among them: a recently announced biopic of disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, a possible Cloverfield sequel and the post-apocalyptic television series Revolution. As talented and visionary as he is, who knows how good of a juggler he'll be?
But Star Wars' influence on Abrams is well-documented, which is cause for optimism; he probably won't come up with some all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza with Jar Jar Binks at the centre.
And he spoke of it as recently as Saturday night at the Producers Guild Awards, where he accepted the Norman Lear Achievement Award in Television for the groundbreaking series he created, including Felicity, Alias and Lost.
He said being chosen to direct Episode VII is "as surreal as it is exciting." Asked what kind of spin he might put on such well-established material, he acknowledged that it was early in the process, but said: "I want to do the fans proud. I want to make sure the story is something that touches people. And we're just getting started. I'm very excited."
Others in the industry already are excited, as well. Modern Family co-star Eric Stonestreet said at the Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday night that he was looking forward to Abrams' Star Wars based on the success of his Star Trek.
"I have faith," Stonestreet said. "I'm hoping J.J. does J.J., because nobody else is doing it that well."
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While we personally feel that the ideal costumes for Alvin Ailey dancers would require very little fabric, if any at all (can you say, "Most. Slamming. Bodies — ever?"), we still can't wait to check out the latest ensembles designer Omotayo Wunmi Olaiya has created for the world premiere of Alvin Ailey's "Four Corners," opening tomorrow, June 12, at Lincoln Center.
"When [choreographer] Ron [Brown] presented his ideas to me, he spoke of a time of day, maybe predawn, where there is a stillness, but the air is not clear; it is hazy," says the London-born, Nigeria-raised Olaiya, who now lives in Brooklyn. "The first image that came to me was gray, but not a dull gray, a gray that warmed with the light. I felt the design required texture to speak to that time of day."
In the end, Olaiya's biggest challenge designing for the performance, which tells the story of "four angels standing on the four corners of the earth holding the four winds," was "turning ideas into clothes that people can dance in." She ultimately went with natural-hued, lycra-based fabrics in both solid and abstract prints that drape beautifully and evince "angelic warriors." Click ahead to get a sneak peek at her sketches and fabric swatches.
Photo: Courtesy of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater/Paul Kolnik
"My inspiration begins with my understanding of the piece, then a picture comes like a daydream. I go back to Ron with my dream, and he says with a grin, 'Wow, Wunmi, that's what I'm talking about.'"
Sketch: Courtesy of Omotayo Wunmi Olaiya for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, "Four Corners"
When asked if she was happy with her results, Olaiya responded: "Often we are asked for simple. Simple is a very complicated nuanced thing. There comes a point when I feel I've answered that simplicity…and yes, I am happy."
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A life behind bars for Oscar Pistorius has come under scrutiny during his sentence hearing in the High Court in Pretoria.
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Two executives of Fortress Investment Group's troubled flagship hedge funds have left the New York-based alternative investments giant.
Both the chief operating officer and chief financial officer of the Drawbridge Global Macro Fund are out, Bloomberg News reports. The Drawbridge funds were battered by outflows last year, falling to just $1.43 billion, down 77% from the end of 2008.
Scott Lawin, who had been COO of the Drawbridge funds, left the firm in January for Moore Capital Management, where he is also the COO. Lawin worked for five years at Fortress.
The funds' CFO, Kevin Treacy, departed two weeks ago. It is unclear what Treacy's plans are, but Fortress quickly replaced him with Patrick Dennis, a veteran of hedge funds Raptor Capital Management and Eton Park Capital Management.
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Dry cuticles are a major cause of frizz
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Creating the right hair canvas limits the level of frizz in the finished look. "Avoid over stimulating the scalp with hot water," Errol says. Wash your hair in cool or lukewarm water to keep cuticle disturbance to a minimum and sebaceous glands flat.
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If your hair is naturally curly, work with it by applying a small amount of a curl controlling cream to define the movement in the curls, "it will help smooth out that unwelcome 'halo' of frizz," he claims.
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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Lincoln, Lincoln
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 48 guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Business center
What's around
- Heart of Lincoln
- Memorial Stadium (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- International Quilt Study Center (2 mi / 3.2 km)
- Bob Devaney Sports Center (2 mi / 3.2 km)
- Nebraska Wesleyan University (2.3 mi / 3.8 km)
For families
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Television
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Lincoln, Lincoln
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- This hotel has 48 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Up to 50 lb
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Free continental breakfast daily
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
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- Coffee/tea maker
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- Private bathroom
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Good 3.2 /5 from 165 reviews
The room was amazing it had all the amenities me and my significant other needed. It was so Loveland and conveniently placed in town. It was the best place we stayed on our vacation.
No frills, but no problems. This works if you just need a place to sleep for the night.
We stayed for one night. Room was extremely small but clean.
The pictures on this website are not realistic. I expected a room like the Microtel in Omaha. So nice. The room is tiny tiny. Barely enough space for one person. If you are clausterphobic please don't stay here. The staff is very nice and do what they can. Even fixed the drain for me. I wish I would have took pictures. The fridge buzzed all night and wobbled and had children scribbles all over it. Always smelled like yuck cigar smoke. Dark brown Paint made room feel so small and dark. The toilet wobbled and uneven. Breakfast is simple. I was told the front desk would talk to a manager about switching rooms and was never contacted.
I've stayed at various Microtel inns. This one is NOT the Microtel I've come to expect. This place is not open and inviting, but rather small with a run-down look and feel with dark small rooms. I'm surprised that Wyndham would hang their name on this place.
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This photo that I posted on Instagram last week from the Museum Mile Festival is a perfect snapshot of a NYC summer moment. If you're from here, or have ever visited during the summer months, you may know what I mean. There's a certain energy and a feeling of endless possibilities in early summer here in NYC – before New Yorkers get tired of the heat and the smells and the humidity, which thankfully, hasn't descended on us yet. As days stretch longer into the evening hours, that light at dusk lingers and bathes the city all golden. It's almost a shame to be inside at this hour.
June is also a month of transitions and it always catches me off guard whenever it rolls around because it's disorienting. No matter how many times we mark the end of the school year, June, with all the end of the year performances and parties always feels like a long, dragged out good bye. I generally don't like good byes, so emotionally it's an unsettling month for me. It isn't until we get settled comfortably into our summer routines that things start to feel balanced again.
I'm surprised that we had never gone to the Museum Mile Festival before this year. It doesn't start until the evening and it's a bit of a haul to the upper east side from where we live in Brooklyn, so it's one of those scenarios where we have to get motivated at the end of the day to get out the door. But I'm so glad that we did because it was one of those magical New York evenings with the perfect weather, the perfect golden hour light, and the perfect energy.
The Museum Mile Festival is basically one big art block party with free entrance to museums. About 20 blocks along 5th Ave, which borders Central Park and intersects with a number of museums, are closed off. There's something about being able to walk in the middle of a normally congested street of zooming cars that feels liberating and a little bit rebellious. The streets are filled with music and people drawing with chalk, and since this was a day after the horrible Orlando shootings, we saw many message of love, tolerance and peace. It was exactly what we needed after an unspeakable event such as this. In the same way that people are drawn together to hold vigils, it feels good to be with other people, no matter the purpose of the gathering, to restore your faith that there is still hope and positivity in this world.
Self-doubt, as we all know, is a killer of productivity and growth, but so is racing against yourself and putting unrealistic time constraints on your goals (though we did do that all the time at the startup). Eliminating the full time job didn't necessarily make life simpler but it did create room for all the things that I never had time for. That's the good news. On the other side of that coin is the HUGE list of business and personal tasks that I've organized and documented. Although I've never been a listmaker, one of the things that I've taken away from my time at the startup is a better documentation of process and laying down metrics for productivity (I know, this sounds like startup business jargon, but at least I didn't delve into KPIs!).
But that's the different approach that I've taken to the business this time around. Because I've always maintained a separate work identity in the past, I let the business basically run itself. Now the approach I'm taking is that the business is my work with freelance as my side gig – not the other way around. It's a subtle shift in thinking, but it does affect the way that I prioritize and look at things. Still, the challenge of not getting frustrated when results don't manifest fast enough, remains. The point is, I feel as busy as I ever was. But! I'm trying to take a step back before life gets overwhelming again and remember why I have decided to choose this path in the first place.]]>
We posted this key lime pie a few weeks ago on Instagram and got requests for the recipe, so we decided to post it. It's such a simple pie to make, especially if you get a pre-baked graham cracker crust. Mark usually makes his own, but honestly, the pre-baked ones you get at the store can be just fine. We've tried a few key lime pie recipes before, but this one came out particularly well, with just the right balance of tart and sweet (sometimes key lime pies can come out a little too tart).
Not sure what it is, but I haven't been craving chocolate desserts for a good long while. Things that I've loved in the past like chocolate ice cream, chocolate cake and mousse aren't the desserts I crave anymore (what's going on, right??). These days I prefer something lighter and usually fruit based…or vanilla – a flavor of ice cream that I deemed too boring in the past. Not sure what's going on, but this pie is refreshingly light and not a dessert I can ever turn down.
Ingredients for the crust:
1/3 cup melted butter
1-1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
1/4 cup sugar
Ingredients for the filling:
1 14 ounce can sweetened condensed milk
4 egg yolks
1/2 cup key lime juice (we prefer Manhattan brand key lime juice if you're using bottled)
2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 cup heavy cream
Lime zest
For the crust: mix butter, graham cracker crumbs and sugar in a bowl by hand. Press the mixture on the bottom and up the sides of the pie pan. Press firmly so the crust won't break. Bake for 10 minutes, then allow to cool while preparing the filling.
For the filling: whisk together condensed milk, egg yolks, key lime juice and lemon juice. Pour into the pre-baked pie crust. Bake the pie for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and cool. Refrigerate until ready to serve – at least two hours.
Before serving, whip heavy cream to stiff peaks using an electric mixer. Spread evenly over the top of the chilled pie. Zest a lime over the pie with a fine grater. Cut into pieces and serve.
The farmers markets around the city are bursting with seasonal produce and flowers lately and we've been picking up fiddleheads, ramps, lilacs and any other goodies that catch our eye. Even though my office was near Union Square and I'd walk through the market every Monday to and from work, the market on Saturdays is much bigger with a lot more farmers. Our favorite recent purchase were these camomile flowers. We made a few desserts with the edible flowers that I'll post at a later date, but if you follow us on Instagram or Snapchat, then you've seen some of our recent little food projects. I think the biggest surprise was the long line for peonies at one of the flower stands. Just buckets and buckets of peony buds yet to open with people ready to hand over wads of cash for a few buds. I love peonies as much as anyone, but I just couldn't do it. And so, I snapped some photos and admired the sea of peonies – hundreds of them – for as long as my family had the patience to wait around for.
Miss C has made the revelation that she could draw from observation rather than from her imagination which she normally does. This has led to her carrying around a little notebook and sketching things as she sees them. She drew a sketch of me sitting on the subway from across the aisle and has been doing self portraits in front of the mirror. One of the things I wanted to get back to this year was drawing. I keep saying that every year, but I'm doing it! The thing that has surprised me is that even though drawing, like anything, takes practice, you never quite forget how (much to my relief).
June is here. The heat has returned as well and it's summer in New York. There's a certain breeziness and lightness to the days that only summer can bring. It's in the little things too like finally being able to open a window and watching the curtains flutter with the breeze. Summer is about slowing down before the pace picks up again in the Fall. Sounds pretty good to me.
We're mixing things up with our Father's Day Gift Box this year with bourbon marshmallows made with Marker's Mark bourbon. It's a bit of a change from the chocolate stout beer marshmallows we've been making for the past few years. What other goodies are inside the box? Double chocolate cookies with white chocolate chips and smoked sea salt. And if you order early this Memorial Day weekend, enjoy $5 off. No coupon code needed – the sale price is marked.
Summer's come early, at least this week when we hit the high 80s the past few days. After the cool and drab weather we had throughout most of May, the warmer temps were welcome. It's a nice change to wear summer dresses and sandals again. I'm also hoping for better days at the market in Prospect Park on Sundays again. We started off spectacularly last month with record sales, but the cooler and cloudy days in May put a bit of a damper on sales this month. It's amazing how much the appearance of sun affects sales as much as it does!
Have a great holiday weekend, friends.]]>


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For some the move was unjust and a major tactical blunder. For others it was an
important step toward the implementation of a two-state
solution.Regardless of whether one supported or opposed the 2005 Gaza
disengagement carried out by former prime minister Ariel Sharon, a unilateral
withdrawal from "disputed" territories remains a relevant option to this
day.Politicians from across the political spectrum – many with strong
military backgrounds – support some form of a unilateral pullout. Labor's Omer
Bar-Lev, a former commander of the General Staff Reconnaissance Unit and of the
Jordan Valley Brigade, does. So does Likud's Avi Dichter, former head of the
Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency). Organizations like Blue and White Future,
founded by former Shin Bet head Ami Ayalon, are pushing for a unilateral
withdrawal as are many members of Tel Aviv University's Institute for National
Security Studies, such as former head of Military Intelligence Amos Gilad and
Gilead Sher, head of the INSS's Center for Applied Negotiations. Former prime
minister Ehud Barak voiced reserved support for a unilateral pullout in
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ABS is drawing upon the industry experience of Horton Wison Deepwater, a leader in deepwater technology development, to further strengthen its knowledge for the certification of risers and flowlines as a certified verification agent (CVA) for these installations.
As part of its overall offshore platform verification program, the US Minerals Management Service (MMS) requires the use of a CVA specifically for riser systems. Risers connected to floating platforms are subject to stringent MMS requirements for design, fabrication and installation.
"Working with Horton Wison Deepwater will give us unmatched riser technical capabilities," said Kenneth Richardson, ABS Vice President, Energy Development. "Riser technology is becoming increasingly important with ultra deepwater developments. With this agreement we will strengthen our technical teams, adding experience, technology, analytical software and engineering services to address not only today's riser systems but also anticipate the systems of the future."
Horton Wison Deepwater's founder Ed Horton is the inventor of the spar and tension leg platform (TLP) production units, both standard deepwater concepts that represent an increasing majority of deepwater floating facilities in service today. The Horton Wison engineers have played important roles in the design and delivery of many of the spar riser systems deployed today.
"When developing floating systems technology we have found that working with ABS has made it easier for us to tackle the inevitable technical challenges," said Jim Maher, Vice President, Horton Wison Deepwater. "In particular, ABS understands best how to navigate the regulatory processes. This agreement will make it easier to cooperate on the development of new technologies in the future. "
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You're still trying to push it onto me with your "expectations" and it's pushing me away from it as a result. At least, that is the way I see it and if that is the way I see it then there's not much else to say.
I'm sticking to all Kalos Pokemon for my first playthrough because new Pokemon yes.


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Wonderful nicely built, Young 3 yr old paint gelding. Approximately 15 2 15 3 hands. Medicine hat$800
. Easy to train and learns very quick. He is still growing and began to look a little hind end high, so I$8,000
have to many horses to give her the attention she needs. She does need work with the trailer$1,500
jumping, dressage, Eventing, English & Western pleasure horsemanship, sorting, roping, barrel racing$6,500
been training all the movements and she has mastered them well. When buying this horse for me, safety$2,000
and easy while at the same time being extremely fun and talented. He is schooling three courses at home$10,000
blood lines, should mature around sixteen hands, can be used for breeding, trail, or show. Foals$2,500
on a regular lead rope but for breeding uses a chain lead rope he can tell the difference . He has many greats$1,800