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Government lukewarm on filling CII postsCII chairman Maulana Mohammad Khan Sheerani. PHOTO: INP/FILE ISLAMABAD: The government seems to be least interested in filling vacant posts on the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), ostensibly because of lawmakers recent scathing criticism of ... The Express Tribune, 1 day ago
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Sport Studies Department Welcomes Director of Business Development for Cleveland Cavaliers
On Thursday, October 22, the Sport Studies Department will welcome Mike Behan, Director of Business Development for the Cleveland Cavaliers, to speak on campus. Behan is the latest professional to participate in the Sport Studies Speaker Series, which brings successful and active members of the sport industry to Fisher to speak with students, faculty, and staff. The event takes place during free period in Basil 135.
After graduating from LeMoyne College in 2005, Behan began his career as an inside sales representative for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers. After spending eight months in that position, he was promoted to sales consultant. In this role, he was responsible for generating new revenue, as well as renewing more than $3 million of current business. After leading the organization in overall revenue during the 2006-2007 season, Behan was given the opportunity to manage the inside sales team. His responsibilities included recruiting, training, and developing 10 new sales team members. Due to a successful year, he was promoted to his current position as Director of Business Development. Behan focuses on developing the senior level sales team, and takes a leading role in all revenue initiatives, ranging from organizing sales campaigns to strategic development of new business opportunities.
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New York Yankees pitching prospect Omar Luis Rodriguez was arrested on charges of drunken driving in Tampa, Fla., last week, according to authorities.
According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office report, the 21-year-old Cuban left-hander was pulled over early Friday morning and charged with driving under the influence. He was released later in the day on $500 bail.
Rodriguez emerged as a Major League prospect with a breakout performance at the 2010 World Junior Baseball Championship -- a 144-pitch complete game to eliminate Team USA in the semifinals. The hurler signed a multi-million dollar deal with the Yankees in June 2012, according to MLB.com.
Rodriguez made his Minor League debut in 2013, making 11 starts with the Yankees' Rookie-level Gulf Coast League affiliate. He posted an 0-2 record with a 5.68 ERA in 31 2/3 innings.
The Associated Press reported police said Rodriguez was driving a red Mercedes the wrong way on a one-way street. According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, Rodriguez's blood-alcohol content level was 0.102 percent at the time of his arrest. Florida law considers drivers impaired at 0.08 percent.
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As serious gadget freak, as well as a photographer, I've been giving some serious thought to the potential of Apple's new iPad as a tool for the traveling photographer. Admittedly, my experience to date with this new device consists of reading the specs and playing with the iPad for about 30 minutes at a neighborhood Apple store. Like many of you, ever since Apple announced the iPad I've wondered about what I could do with a 1.5-inch thick tablet with 10 hours of battery life, a high-resolution 9.7-inch screen and up to 64GB of storage capacity.
My first question was "How to I get my images into the device and share them with others or upload them to my computer?" Fortunately, Apple offers an optional camera connector kit enabling you to download images from the directly from your camera using a USB cable, or a from an SD card via it's card reader. Another option is to use one of the currently available Wi-Fi enabled SD cards to transfer images directly from your camera to the iPad. Other built-in transfer options include Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and the iPad's 30-pin docking connector.
What immediately struck me is that the iPad's 9.7-inch, 1024x768 backlit display is really gorgeous, and makes the unit a really nice tool for portfolio presentation and sharing images with friends. Apple somewhat strangely opted for a 4:3 aspect ratio, which confounded many of those expecting a 16:9 format. For photographers, however, the 4:3 aspect ratio makes more sense (with none of the wasted landscape that results from display standard 4:3 images on a 16:9 screen). Another presentation option is connecting the iPad to a digital projector using the docking connector.
In the future we'd like to see Apple combine the iPad's high-resolution display with it's potential as a portable storage device. Imagine a 500GB iPad as a travel companion that you could use to download your cards and view images in a format that would actually enable you to make editing decisions-as opposed to the small LCDs on many of today's portable storage devices. Knowing Apple, that possibility is not too far off in the distance.
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Chosen from over 350 candidates from five participating Sri Lankan universities and other higher educational institutions, these undergraduates and recent graduates will undergo seven months of intense start-up incubation with training by Massachusetts Institute of Technology instructors, Akshita Deora Puram and Amber Houghstow, and on-going industry mentoring facilitated by the Sri Lanka Association of Software and Service Companies (SLASSCOM) and Brandix.
They are to be taken through three phases – 'Ideate & Test' from 9th to 27th January; 'Plan & Create' from February to May; and 'Refine & Launch' between June and August 2014, under the MIT-GSL global entrepreneurship incubator being run by MIT in collaboration with 15 international universities.
Delivering the keynote address on the topic 'Disruptive Innovation: Examples and opportunities for start-ups' at the kick-off programme sponsored by Brandix, Group Director Udena Wickremesooriya traced the innovations and improvements that had taken place in the automobile industry since the launch of the first car of Henry Ford.
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14 June 2016 2:03 PM, PDT | bloody-disgusting.com | See recent Bloody-Disgusting.com news »
Sam Raimi's Army of Darkness is one of the most important "gateway" horror films, which opened the door for many of us into the genre. In fact, I often see people mention that they saw Army before they even knew The Evil Dead or its sequel existed. No matter what order you experienced Sam Raimi's […] »
- MrDisgusting
10 June 2016 7:09 AM, PDT | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
"The Conjuring 2" has James Wan once again at the helm following the record breaking success of "The Conjuring," he brings to the screen another real case from the files of renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren with much added scares.
Latino Review had the opportunity to speak with director James Wan at a recent press day in Los Angeles. We asked him about bringing this story to London, having his set blessed by a priest, working again with Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, working in the Hodgson house and what really scares him.
Why not just do an Amityville film since the film starts from there? Why not make a Amityville film based on the Warren files?
James Wan: I think that the fact that the Amityville case is so documented and done so many times and its just something that I feel that everyone knows about it already. »
- Fernando Esquivel
10 June 2016 6:25 AM, PDT | ComicBookMovie.com | See recent ComicBookMovie news »
Stan Lee remains one of the most respected figure in comics today, having helped give life to some of the greatest comic superheroes of all time, including Spider-Man, the Fantatic Four, and the Hulk, among others. With the recent blockbuster success of superhero stories on the silver screen in the past 15 years, it seemed only natural for Lee to pop in for short cameo roles in Marvel films. These cameo roles have only continued to expand as the years go by, getting funnier every time. With all the movies that fans have been able to enjoy, there is one in particular that Lee loves the most. According to a Q&A on Lee's Facebook page, his all time favourite superhero film "was the first one that was such a hit, the first Spider-Man. After that [Spider-Man], everything else seemed easy." Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, to this day, stands as one of »
8 June 2016 10:54 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
It's been well over a decade since Peter Parker first hit the big screen in Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man." To date, Tobey Maguire's web-slinger has maintained his seminal status — sure, Marc Webb's films took a glossier and at times darker approach, but Raimi and co. helped to mold the tone and set our expectations for so […]
The post 8-Minute Video Essay Explains Why 'Spider-Man 2' Is The Best Marvel Movie appeared first on The Playlist. »
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8 June 2016 7:55 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Are there too many superhero movies? And are audiences getting bored?
Minor spoilers for X-Men: Apocalypse and Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice lie ahead
At the start of the year, it seemed that the big comic book movie hits were relatively easy to call. Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice, X-Men: Apocalypse and Captain America: Civil War were the safe bets (each, coincidentally, around the 150 minute mark, and major interchanges in their respective franchises/universes/whatever we're calling them). Deadpool would make a profit, given that its budget was modest. Suicide Squad looked more of a gamble, and Doctor Strange arguably moreso.
We're four films into the superhero-infested waters of blockbuster cinema this summer, and already, it feels as though things have changed just a little. Batman V Superman has fallen just short of $900m in worldwide box office takings, a disappointment against what was expected, »
8 June 2016 7:00 AM, PDT | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
When you think of Commissioner Jim Gordon from the Batman mythos, you undoubtedly think of a mustachioed older gentleman in a trench coat and glasses. Sometimes he's portrayed a little younger. Sometimes we see him run around with a gun and get his action hero on. You probably rarely envision him as some sort of musclebound bad ass, I'm guessing.
Well, looks like director Zack Snyder may have something else in mind for the iconic character when Justice League explodes into theaters next year.
J.K. Simmons, the 61 year old veteran actor best known for films like Whiplash and the Sam Raimi Spider-man trilogy, has apparently been hitting the gym pretty hard lately in preparation for his role as Gordon in Justice League. A couple of photos have been making the rounds, and people seem awfully impressed with the fully bearded, ripped appearance he's been creating for himself.
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6 June 2016 4:26 AM, PDT | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
The Peaceful realm of Azedroth stands on the brink of war as its civilization faces a fearsome race of invaders: Orc warriors fleeing their dying home to colonize another. As a portal opens to connect the two worlds, one army faces destruction and the other faces extinction. From opposing sides, two heroes as set on a collision course that will decide the fate of their family, their people and their home.
Latino Review got an exclusive interview with director Duncan Jones where we spoke to him about his upcoming film Warcraft, being a fan of the game, getting the story right, working with half digital and half life action, the future of the franchise and his next project Mute and if he has plans on making a sequel to Source Code.
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5 June 2016 8:30 PM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Having signed on to direct World War 3 at Warner Bros. back in February, Sam Raimi has now set up another project at the studio, with Variety revealing that he's developing an as-yet-untitled action-adventure film.
Going by the working title of Stormfall, the project is is said to centre on a heist during a tornado in the Carolinas. Warner Bros. is currently seeking writers to develop a script, while Raimi is eyeing the director's chair.
Raimi has not directed a feature film since 2013's Oz the Great and Powerful, although he did helm the pilot episode of Ash vs Evil Dead, and serves as executive producer on the series. He has also reportedly held talks with Sony this year with a view to directing a remake of the French crime drama A Prophet.
- Gary Collinson
3 June 2016 4:07 PM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Sam Raimi is developing and may potentially direct an untitled action adventure movie previously titled "Stormfall" which has been set up at Warners Bros. Pictures.
The story is said to be a heist caper set in the Carolinas when a massive tornado touches down, with the action centering on the relationship between one man and his older mentor. Writers are now being sought to pen the script with Raimi set to at least produce.
This is not to be confused with Rob Cohen's "Category 5" which begins filming in August. That project follows a trio of people who must stop a group of hackers who infiltrate a U.S. Mint facility in a small coastal town to pull off a major heist and then get away before the facility (and any evidence of their crime) is washed away by the storm of the century.
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3 June 2016 3:13 PM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Sam Raimi's been dabbling in various sub-genres of horror since he wrapped up work on the Spider-Man trilogy in 2007. Drag Me To Hell served up a slice of stomach-churning horror, reminiscent of his earlier work, and the more recent Ash Vs. Evil Dead series was a direct continuation of said earlier work. In short? He's been relishing in the scares for a while. And yes, we're not forgetting Oz: The Great and Powerful; that was scary in a whole different way.
It looks as if he's changing tack for his next project though, as THR reports Raimi is developing an action-adventure movie about…. tornadoes. Wait, it gets better. This isn't a modernized retread of Twister, no, no. It's being described as a "tornado heist movie." It makes sense when you consider the popularity of disaster movies And heist movies. Also, who doesn't like »
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3 June 2016 2:15 PM, PDT | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
The last time Sam Raimi dealt with tornadoes, we ended up not in Kansas anymore, getting a new look at the magical world of Oz in Oz The Great And Powerful. This time he's taking us into a heist thriller. Raimi is developing as a producer an untitled heist caper with the working name Stormfall right now with an eye towards directing it down the line. Currently, the concept is out to writer(s)... Read More »
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3 June 2016 1:47 PM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
In the general conversation around the success of Disney's live-action remake/fairy tale movies, it's generally forgotten that one effort missed pretty hard: 2013's "Oz The Great And Powerful." The movie didn't connect with critics, and while it did manage to haul in nearly $500 million worldwide, Disney has politely moved on, and doesn't seem all that […]
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3 June 2016 12:42 PM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Sam Raimi has set up an untitled action-adventure movie at Warner Bros., centered on a heist during a tornado in the Carolinas.
The project has a working title of "Stormfall" and the studio is seeking writers for the script. Raimi is developing with an eye to direct.
"Stormfall" is the second Raimi movie set up with Warner Bros. this after Bill Block came on to Raimi's "World War 3" project in February as part of Block's first-look deal at the studio. "World War 3" is based on predictions in George Friedman's nonfiction best-selling book "The Next 100 Years."
Raimi created the Evil Dead movies as well as the original "Spider-Man" trilogy that starred Tobey Maguire.
Raimi gained notice in 1982 with "The Evil Dead," followed by "Crimewave," the sequel "The Evil Dead 2," "Darkman" and "Army of Darkness" — the third film in the "Evil Dead" series. He also directed "The Quick and the Dead, »
- Dave McNary
3 June 2016 11:05 AM, PDT | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »
Sam Raimi is developing with an eye to direct an untitled action adventure movie set up at Warners Bros. The studio recently picked up the Raimi project, which had a working title of Stormfall, and is now out to writers to pen the script. Raimi will produce and possibly direct. Details are scarce but it is known that the story is a heist caper set in the Carolinas during a tornado storm and centers on the relationship between one man and his older mentor. Raimi is best known for helming the Evil Dead horror movies as well as the original
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- Borys Kit
3 June 2016 9:34 AM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Variety Whoa. Daniel Day Lewis is going back to work. And with Paul Thomas Anderson again no less. They're making a 50s fashion drama
/Film shares concept art from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 4... which obviously never went before cameras
Salon Actor Jake Choi on the odds against Asian actors especially the "de-sexualized" men
La Times 100 people who could help fix Oscar's diversity problem. I'd be surprised though if at least a few of these people weren't already in the Academy since they've been nominated or close to it. The ultra strange thing is they don't list Bradford Young, one of the very best working DPs, under cinematography and I didn't think he was a member yet. Is it just a terrible oversight or did his invitation skip my notice?
Av Club a new Melissa McCarthy produced series Nobodies will be very meta. It stars her non famous comic actor friends »
3 June 2016 8:27 AM, PDT | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
It was over two years ago when it was announced that Sam Raimi would be producing the movie adaptation of Naughty Dog's critically-acclaimed action-adventure survival horror video game, The Last Of Us. Since then, we haven't heard much about the project except that it's not moving very fast. Regardless, we can certainly do the work for them when it comes to casting the two main... Read More »
- Graham McMorrow
3 June 2016 6:44 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
By now, Sam Raimi's unmade "Spider-Man 4" is something of comic book movie myth and lore. Had things come together, the movie would've seen Tobey Maguire's webslinger battle Vulture and Black Cat, which had names like John Malkovich and Anne Hathaway linked to the roles, respectively. However, while the movie did get pretty far along […]
The post Storyboards For 'Spider-Man 4,' Plus Details On Opening Scening With Mysterio, The Shocker, And More appeared first on The Playlist. »
- Kevin Jagernauth
3 June 2016 5:55 AM, PDT | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
Since any New York cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it'd be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repertory showings into one handy list. Displayed below are a few of the city's most reliable theaters and links to screenings of their weekend offerings — films you're not likely to see in a theater again anytime soon, and many of which are, also, on 35mm. If you have a chance to attend any of these, we're of the mind that it's time extremely well-spent.
A full-career Brian De Palma retrospective is now underway. Sisters and Carrie play on Friday, and Saturday brings The Phantom of the Paradise — but that's not even half of the first weekend.
Prints of Gilda, Space Jam, and shorts by Charles and Ray Eames screen this Saturday.
Museum of the Moving Image
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- Nick Newman
2 June 2016 4:51 PM, PDT | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
Long before the Amazing Spider-Man series and the Web-Slinger being included in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sony was still keen on continuing Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movie series. Although Spider-Man 3 received mixed reviews, it still earned enough to warrant Spider-Man 4 being put into development. Obviously that release never came to pass, but it remains one of the most popular superhero movie "what-ifs?" to contemplate. Yesterday, we learned how Vulture and Mysterio would have been featured in the movie via artwork, but apparently the movie would have also included three other classic villains early on. In our followup interview with storyboard artist Jeffrey Henderson over his Spider-Man 4 reveals, he explained how the idea for Spider-Man 4's opening was to show Tobey Maguire's Spidey going up against not only a Bruce Campbell-portrayed Mysterio, but C and D-list villains like Shocker, The Prowler and Rhino. He said: »
2 June 2016 2:47 PM, PDT | ComicBookMovie.com | See recent ComicBookMovie news »
Following the release of that Spider-Man 4 concept art yesterday, io9 reached out to Jeffrey Henderson to get some further intel about what Sam Raimi was planning for his fourth instalment in that trilogy. For starters, he confirmed that Bruce Campbell was indeed going to play Mysterio in a montage sequence which would have featured, "C and D- list villains that we knew would never be used as main antagonists: Mysterio, the Shocker, the Prowler, the old school-onesie-wearing version of the Rhino, maybe even the Stilt Man, etc." That would have been fun to see, but arguably a waste of some great Spider-Man villains who could have actually held their own in a movie given a chance to shine. As for Vulture, Henderson revealed that he would have been the main villain, and that Raimi had some cool ideas for how he should be portrayed here. "The thing we kept coming back to was that, »
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Mystery movies are not always whodunits in which a crime has been committed and an intrepid detective is on the trail of the perpetrator. Just as often, mysteries are thrillers in which the characters are as confused about what's going on as the audience is. Strange happenings are afoot, and the unfolding of the plot clears up the mystery. The one thing that always true of a mystery, though, is that the audience is never quite sure what's going to happen next.
The traditional whodunit has certainly always been a common type of mystery movie, however. The detectives of classic literature made the journey from the page to the screen early on in the history of film, with characters like Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie's Miss Marple becoming nearly as popular on film as they were in books.
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Hi Rosa,
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Hi Timo, yes it does look inviting. Alas I didn't go inside...maybe next time.
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Isn't it just! Unfortunately I didn't as I was on limited time and wanted a good look around, but maybe next time :)Thanks for your like.
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Like8+++ per te cara Rosa, ottima immagine della via con edera e bei fiori, e colori eccellenti. Ti saluto con affetto e amicizia da Italia, Gian.
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Thank you Gian...you are very kind.
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ISTANBUL — The sea of Marmara shimmered to my right, a pod of dolphins played improbably in the ferry-and tankers-choked Bosporus strait, and minarets pierced my jet-lag fog on my first Istanbul evening.
Walking down the main road in Istanbul's old city the next morning, I was pulled out of my reverie when an older, heavily mustachioed man leaned out the window of his rickety car and boomed, "American?"
Suddenly aware of my short sleeves and skirt on a trip last summer to a city where many women wear long coats even in hot weather, I smiled sheepishly.
"Ah, have a good day!" he yelled in English, breaking a wide grin, to which all I could do was reply "cok iyi," meaning very good, the Turkish words I had learned on my first day here in an impromptu lesson from a taxi driver.
And so the friendliness of Turkish strangers accompanied me for the three weeks I spent in Istanbul and along Turkey's Aegean coast, where I found a wealth of antiquities, architecture and art with few parallels in the Mediterranean, not to mention impossibly blue seas and feasts of small plates known as mezes at non-euro prices.
From Istanbul, I made a daylong drive to the stunning northern Aegean village of Assos. Swimming off its pebbly beach into empty green-blue waters, under cliffs studded with olive trees and humming with cicadas, near ruins visited by both Aristotle and St. Paul, was such perfection that I nearly spent the rest of my vacation there. After all, the camel I saw slurping tree leaves off a dusty road seemed happy to stay where he was.
But Greco-Roman sites, Byzantine and Islamic art masterpieces, and untouched Mediterranean scenery beckoned, and everywhere, people went out of their way to make this stranger welcome.
GRECO-ROMAN SPLENDOR: To grumble, as many tour books do, that there is not much to see at Troy is akin to calling the Eiffel Tower a jumble of iron bars. True, technically, but that is to ignore the breathless feeling of gazing at walls and columns where Homeric heroes lived 3,000 years ago, of looking over the same cultivated plain baking in the midday heat.
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None of these sites, nor most ancient ruins anywhere, can top the exuberance of nearby Ephesus, the Roman city halfway down the Aegean coast that dominated the Eastern classical world.
You can still walk its main marble road to the richly carved library and gigantic theater, past squares, statues, and what must have been the wealthiest Romans' penthouse apartments.
Even in Rome there hardly is so much ancient luxury on display as in these terrace houses, with halls covered in marble panels, realistic wall paintings and intricate floor mosaics of mythical scenes.
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Vail Daily column: Are you ready to take the lead?June 24, 2016 —
As a participant in the Vail Valley Partnership's Next Vail Valley program, I've had the opportunity to meet with some of the Vail Valley's most recognized and established business leaders. What did we talk about? You guessed it, leadership. Well, leadership and their secret to success (the secret sauce that any over-achieving professional wants to know), as well as their commitment to, vision for, and involvement in shaping the Vail Valley.
Each meeting has been a unique experience. Each of the local leaders had their own personal style and approach to answering questions and providing leadership, friendship and mentoring.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Time for Trump to put up or shut upJune 23, 2016 —
Donald Trump should put his money where his mouth is.
The real estate mogul says he's worth "in excess" of $10 billion. I think he's lying, as does pretty much every expert and financial journalist who has looked into the question. Forbes has put his net worth at $4.5 billion. Bloomberg says it's below $3 billion. Billionaire Mark Cuban has cast doubt on whether Trump is even a billionaire at all.Learn more »
Old problem, new solutions?June 21, 2016 —
Housing may be the Vail Valley's oldest problem. That problem right now may be as bad, or worse, than it's ever been.
If you aren't buying a second home, you know exactly how hard it is right now to buy or rent a place. Rentals are particularly tricky, especially since the easy-money allure of internet vacation rentals has taken a number of units out of the long-term rental pool.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Spin doctors ruling the airwavesJune 20, 2016 —
Why do so many groups waste our time attempting to put positive spins on such negative situations?
I mean, seriously, what is the actual point?Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Paying their fair shareJune 20, 2016 —
A good slogan is a clever way of getting into someone's head — and potentially staying there. A good, catchy slogan can make or break a business advertising campaign or a presidential political campaign, e.g., "Just do it!" — Nike; "Have it your way" — Burger King; "Hope and Change" — Barack Obama, 2008; "Paying their fair share." – the bogus liberal media.
"Just do it" gives one the sense of taking charge. "Have it your way" makes the consumer the center of attention. "Hope and Change" offered a sense of optimism. "Paying their fair share" is a statement with no redeeming value and that does little more than promote class warfare.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Millennials give churches a cold shoulderJune 19, 2016 —
Millennials born between 1990 and 1996 agree with Winston Churchill, who was cool toward organized Christianity. Asked why he wasn't an Anglican Church member, Churchill responded that his relationship to the church reflected a Gothic cathedral's flying buttresses. Support comes from outside.
A 2015 Pew Research Center report on sharp declines in religious affiliation found only 56 percent of Millennials identify with Christian organizations. That's a mammoth loss of potential church members compared to previous generations. This trend of avoiding church-going "is big, it's broad, and it's everywhere," observes Alan Cooperman, Pew's director of religious research. In contrast, 70 percent of Generation X, 78 percent of Baby Boomers, and 85 percent of Americans born between 1928 and 1945 had positive views of organized religion.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Cobell's casualtiesJune 17, 2016 —
Editor's note: This is the second of two parts. The first part appeared in Friday's Vail Daily.
"We knew about the problem, of course, but it was so enormous," John Echohawk, soft-spoken Boulder attorney and founder of the Native American Rights Fund recalled. "No one ever got serious about pursuing it."Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Tough path aheadJune 17, 2016 —
Last week, a policy fight related to how struggling students should be counted and used in rating schools broke out at the state level, pitting education professionals on one side against education reform and civil rights groups on the other. The heart of the argument was technical and wonky in nature, but provides some insight and a preview of fights ahead as Colorado (and other states) decides how it will navigate a new federal landscape which allows much more state-level flexibility.
In this particular case, the issue involved the state accountability system – which is used to keep track of how students are doing and then acknowledge or punish schools and districts according to the results. The old federal law, No Child Left Behind, required fairly detailed reporting on different student sub-groups, such as race, disability and language status.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Hillary Clinton: The most qualified?June 17, 2016 —
"Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life." — Frank Sinatra, as Maj. Bennett Marco.
"His brain has not only been washed, as they say. ... It has been dry-cleaned." — Khigh Dhiegh, as Dr. Yen Lo.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Fighting for gun controlJune 15, 2016 —
In the 163 days since Jan. 1, there have been 176 mass shootings in the United States. For the record, I believe that hunters and adults should have the ability to own some types of guns. What I am not blind to is that the National Rifle Association wants people to think that the 2nd Amendment was written to protect their rights.
The amendment is only 27 words: "A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." While the NRA emphasizes only the last 14 words, the U.S. Supreme Court and appeals courts have focused on "well-regulated militia" and "security of a free state" to rule that Second Amendment rights are reserved to states and their militias — nowadays, the National Guard.Learn more »
Good problem to haveJune 14, 2016 —
The news last week that promoters were pulling the plug on a proposed three-day festival in Vail in August of 2017 was sudden, but, in retrospect, not much of a surprise.
After it was first mentioned in a public meeting in late April, the proposed Kaaboo festival quickly raised the attention of Vail residents. And despite a relatively quick trip to a recommendation from the Vail Commission on Special Events, it soon became obvious that the town wouldn't issue a special use permit for Ford Park in June, as first requested. After a bit more discussion — and many emails to town council members and other officials — it quickly became apparent that there was no way the Vail Town Council would vote on the permit, even by the board's second meeting in July, as promoters had requested.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: The sneezing days of summerJune 13, 2016 —
"I've never seen it this hot this early in the summer before!"
Yes, you have.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: So now you knowJune 12, 2016 —
If a chicken is hatched from an egg, then where does the egg come from? Presumably the egg comes from a chicken, but that begs the question of where did the egg come from in the first place?
Attempting to ascertain the first cause of a circular cause and consequence problem regarding the natural world is an exercise in futility, unless of course the individual's belief system involves the Garden of Eden and all the living things a divine being put there.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Evangelicals charge Trump's Christianity is corruptJune 12, 2016 —
Hurling verbal fire-bombs at Donald Trump, evangelical leader Russell Moore scorched the presumptive Republican presidential nominee for corrupting Christianity.
Moore, head of the Southern Baptists Conventions' Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, believes Trump practices a vindictive faith. It lacks gracious Christian virtue. Trump substitutes arrogance for Christ's humility. His muscular faith sounds merciless against Islamic and Mexican refugees, in addition to his women-hating barbs.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Positive preventionJune 10, 2016 —
In the early '90s the world gasped when Magic Johnson announced he was HIV positive. At that time, this diagnosis meant a death sentence. It was an unfathomable and heart-wrenching diagnosis. AIDS organizations were sprouting up nationwide to help deal with the impending epidemic but it wasn't until 1996 that Eagle County stepped in. Prior, there wasn't any conversation, prevention, education or community support.
In April 1996 a small group of locals, led by two East Coast recent-college graduates, met at the Avon Public Library to discuss forming an HIV and AIDS support group. By August, the Red Ribbon Project was born, with the mission to provide awareness, education and support around HIV and AIDS. I've been honored to be part of this organization since its inception.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Use it or lose it?June 10, 2016 —
The "use it or lose it" feature of Colorado water law is often blamed for discouraging farmers and ranchers from taking efficiency and conservation measures that could benefit the environment or ease the supply and demand imbalance on the Colorado River. However, a report released in February by the Colorado Water Institute argues that misinterpretations of the law are a bigger disincentive than the law itself.
The report was developed as a result of in-depth discussions by a panel of stakeholders and experts that included Colorado State Engineer Dick Wolfe, who directs the office that administers water rights. Wolfe presented the report at a forum on the future of irrigated agriculture in Delta on May 3, and Colorado River District Counsel Peter Fleming presented the report at the Mesa County State of the River meeting in Grand Junction on May 13.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Trump fights backJune 9, 2016 —
If there is one explanation for Donald Trump's success it is this: Unlike most Republicans, he fights back. He may not have the late Muhammad Ali's finesse, but he sees himself as more than capable of dealing a knockout punch to Hillary Clinton in November. That ought to be the goal of any GOP presidential nominee.
During an interview in his Trump Tower office Monday, I asked about his temperament, a subject often raised by critics. Hillary Clinton recently said he shouldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes and that he is so thin-skinned he might start a war.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Learning never stopsJune 7, 2016 —
"A culture of learning" — that's one of the organizational values espoused by Eagle County Schools and it means that we believe learning never stops and that we must intentionally create a culture that's about personal and academic growth for everyone in the community, especially our students.
A culture of learning doesn't take the summer off either, and neither does this community and its kids. Sure, there is time for road (and float) trips and backyard barbecues, but an abundance of learning opportunities exists for our community in the summer months.Learn more »
Vail Daily editorial: Here's a good ideaJune 7, 2016 —
High-profile politicians from both parties in Colorado last week launched a petition drive in hopes of asking voters to make the state's constitution harder to amend. That's a worthwhile effort.
Colorado's constitution now is easy to amend. That's why we end up with big items and small enshrined not in state statute but in the hard-to-repeal corners of the state's founding document.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Trying to understand real reasonsJune 6, 2016 —
Are you one of those who is convinced Donald Trump is a thin-skinned whiny little kitten in an empty suit, or are you one of the type who believes he is the savior of our country?
How about Hillary Clinton?Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Why we live in the valleyJune 6, 2016 —
This morning I was tasked with going up on Beaver Creek Mountain to unlock Spruce Saddle for the day. On the way, I was greeted by a herd of 12 deer, a half dozen elk and a view looking down on the Gore Range below a beautiful, cloudless, bluebird day.
That got me to thinking of why I have spent the last 35 years of my life here. Many times it has not been easy living in this valley. The cost of living is high, sitting in traffic on Interstate 70 during a winter snowstorm can be frustrating, and surviving the annual onslaught of tourists can be endless source of frustration, amusement and amazement. But those days are the balancing factors for the mornings like this. After spending well over half my life here, I still had to stop and take some pictures of this glorious morning.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Keeping agreementsJune 5, 2016 —
After stepping down as CEO of a mid-sized Denver company nearly 20 years ago, I assumed the mostly titular position of chairman. However, there was one aspect of that position I thoroughly enjoyed — administering our college intern program.
The other day I was cleaning out old paper files that accumulated over the years. I decided to create PDF documents and to transfer the material to my computer. It was quite a retrospective to look back 10, 20 and 30 years and view my business career from a very different perspective. In many ways, it was like traveling back in a time machine.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Why millennials skip churchJune 4, 2016 —
Blame late-arriving babies as the primary reason their Millennial parents, born between 1981 and 1989, don't fill church pews. The decline in church attendance directly relates to couples who push child-bearing to the biological limit.
Millennials have children much later than when parents and grandparents started families. Back then, dating couples married shortly after high school graduations. Or, lucky students attended college, which also served as a match-making marriage mill. Couples who completed college then got jobs.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Snoop Dogg is rightJune 3, 2016 —
My musical tastes do not include rap and hip-hop, but when Snoop Dogg comments on the "Roots" remake, saying he is tired of movies about slavery and would prefer a series "about the success that black folks are having," he is singing my song.
The original "Roots" drew a phenomenal 130 million viewers when it aired on ABC in 1977. The remake, now playing on The History Channel, will probably draw far fewer viewers, just because it is on cable and most are familiar with the storyline. The filmmakers apparently are targeting a younger generation.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: We can't afford HillaryJune 2, 2016 —
An article in yesterday's Wall Street Journal by Douglas E. Schoen, once a political adviser and pollster for President Bill Clinton, explained at length how Hillary Clinton might not end up as the Democratic nominee for president. What he didn't say, and should have, was that she should not be elected president under any circumstances. We simply cannot afford for her to be the one taking the oath of office next January. Let me explain.
You are probably expecting me to bang on here about how flawed a candidate Clinton is based on her history of extremely poor decision making and numerous scandals, and then go on about how her negatives are as high as Donald Trump's. I don't need to go there because there are numerous op-eds out there doing just that, serving as prime red meat for her many detractors, who would seemingly even vote for Trump rather than see her in the White House. Then there is the ongoing FBI investigation. You can get all the background on that from what has been written by the State Department inspector general, a President Barack Obama appointee. It has been reported on at length in the media and there are any number of pundits out there discussing the subject.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Working to combat the Zika virusJune 2, 2016 —
Recently, the Zika virus has been elevated to a pandemic by the National Institute of Health and the Centers for Disease Control has called the outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern.
The virus, which often causes no symptoms or mild symptoms in most adults, can lead to serious conditions including paralysis caused by Guillain-Barre syndrome. Of more concern to many families is the link to birth defects in newborns. Pregnant women who contract Zika may have children born with microcephaly, a birth defect in which a baby's head is smaller than expected that can lead to developmental disorders.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Festival too big for Vail?June 2, 2016 —
Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from the Vail Homeowners Association Newsletter. The association keeps a close eye on economic and political trends in and outside of the Vail community. The electronic version with links to supporting documents is available at www.vailhomeowners.com. Also, regarding parking: KAABOO organizers are promising out-of-town parking with shuttle bus service to the festival site. The Vail Town Council won't vote on the proposal until at least July 19.
There will be major costs to produce an event of the KAABOO magnitude. If the past is prologue, as in the recent FIS Ski Championships, then one could easily imagine production costs in the millions. Are the promoters and the Vail Valley Foundation going to cover those costs? To get immediate approval, they claim they are, but are they willing to agree to abandon their plans if costs exceed their ability? Or, later on, will they ask the town of Vail to contribute? And will a town of Vail contribution to such an event require foregoing other expenditures and/or capital improvements?Learn more »
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The Vail Valley Charitable Fund will be 20 years old this September. In those 20 years, we have given grants in excess of $8 million and have aided more than 1,800 families in our community. We have helped your friends and neighbors, your loved ones, people you likely know and care about.
The hardships, however, never end and the needs are often more than we can fully address. While we can help, too often, we cannot fix the suffering that has knocked so desperately at our door.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Home ownership is within reach for manyJune 1, 2016 —
We all realize it will take many years for government sponsored workforce housing projects to provide an adequate number of home ownership opportunities for individuals, couples and families in Eagle County who are anxious to move on from being chronic renters. For that reason, I constantly monitor the availability of the local Multiple Listing Service listings at the lower end of the county's real estate price range on behalf of first time homebuyers.
Let's define "starter home" as having these characteristics: the residence offers at least two bedrooms and 800 square feet of living space; it is priced between $275,000 and $425,000; and monthly homeowner association fees are $350 or less.Learn more »
Vail Daily column: Patience best path for nowMay 31, 2016 —
Recently, the Obama administration, in a joint letter from the departments of Justice and Education, issued guidance to public schools on the rights of transgender students, particularly around which restrooms or changing facilities those students should use.
The guidance indicates that a student's treatment aligns with his or her gender identity "when a student or the student's parent or guardian, as appropriate, notifies the school administration that the student will assert a gender identity that differs from previous representations or records."
More directly, the guidance unambiguously means that schools should treat students according to the gender they currently identify with, be that male or female — at least according to the Obama administration's interpretation of federal civil rights law.
However, this isn't the end of the story. The guidance offers little in terms of how the process of declaring gender identity would work. Is it the student who does this, or is it the parent or guardian? Is there some verification or formal declaration required, or can a student simply make an announce one day? At this point, it's not clear.
Further, 11 Republican governor-controlled states (at last count) have filed a lawsuit to block the directive, arguing it is a federal overreach not supported by law and turning schools into "laboratories for a massive social experiment."
The core legal argument in opposition is that the Obama administration does not have the authority, under law, to enforce this directive. The core social argument is that these states do not wish to have this directive about transgender students become the effective law of the land.
The guidance puts local schools in a bind. Should the guidance be upheld, there would be serious consequences that come with ignoring federal law. These include being under the microscope of what seems like neverending federal investigations, having federal education dollars (which fund important services to some of our neediest students) shut off, or being the target of a civil rights lawsuit.
On the other hand, there is a legitimate possibility, at least in my professional opinion, that the guidance will be struck down by the court.
What does all this mean for us here in Eagle County? To be abundantly clear, our purpose is to prepare students for their futures academically and developmentally. These are also public schools, and we have a strong moral commitment to ensuring that they are safe places for any student to grow and learn.
Far from a novel situation, this issue did not appear out of thin air because of this guidance. Our schools have always had transgender students and students of diverse sexual orientations and we've worked — and will continue to work — to make school a safe and welcoming place for these students to learn.
While we intend to protect and value all students, this does not mean that Eagle County Schools (or its superintendent) will take sides on this issue. Positioning the district to be in the middle of what will be a long and arduous legal process to sort out the differences between a Democratic president and 11 Republican governors is a fool's errand and not in keeping with the aforementioned purpose of our organization.
So, will we adhere to the Obama directive or not? While this will be unsatisfying to partisans on both sides, it's too soon to tell. I believe patience and a longer strategic view on this conflict are virtues at this point.
With state and school district-specific legal guidance still undeveloped and a federal lawsuit that may upend the whole thing, it would be imprudent to either forcefully reject or blindly follow the guidance until the view of the legal landscape clears a bit.
Fortunately, timing is on our side — at least for now. Schools have dismissed for the summer so we'll have a precious few more weeks to sort this out and try to make sense of it. We will want to position the district in a way that keeps our primary focus on learning, protects and is respectful of all students and keeps us out of a distracting (and possibly lengthy) legal quagmire.
Looking further ahead, beyond the legal, social and partisan conflicts at hand — I actually believe this issue will be solved in the future by architectural design choices in schools. Throughout the next few decades, as new schools are built or existing ones remodeled, I envision restrooms and changing facilities being redesigned to afford all students greater privacy, which is not a bad thing.
In the meantime, this article may be frustrating to those who wished our schools to enter this conflict by choosing one side or the other. For now, we're going to remain chiefly focused on the work of teaching and learning.
Jason E. Glass is the superintendent of Eagle County Schools. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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