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Bulls Dominated US Equities in 2013 -- Will 2014 Be Different?
Jason Haver
There is bearish potential in the charts, though more must be done to make it reality.
Well, after a whole year of waiting, the new year has finally arrived. 2014, allegedly. Which means we're now exactly 30 years past George Orwell's ghastly vision of the "future" in
. We're 15 years past the Moon leaving Earth's orbit in
Space 1999
. And we're 13 years past discovering the obelisk near Jupiter in
2001: A Space Odyssey
. Frankly, I'm not entirely convinced the calendar's right.
Weren't we all supposed to have flying cars by now? Consider this: In only five more years, Los Angeles will experience a major problem with a band of rogue Nexus-6 replicants from the Off-World Colonies -- and we've yet to train even one single
Blade Runner
. I suggest we all write our Congresspersons and demand they either get cracking with funding, or they roll back the year to something which better fits our current technology, like 1986.
Speaking of years, 2013 is going to be a tough act to follow for the preferred count, which was rabidly bullish on the very first trading day of 2013 -- and on February 8, 2013, projected a target of 1750 for the
(INDEXSP:.INX). November and December 2013 then closed out the year in banner fashion, with seven straight target captures and zero misses, grabbing more than 130 SPX points over those two months. If 2014's preferred counts perform three-quarters as well as last year's, I'll be pleased.
While 2013 started off crystal clear and suggested the beginning of a powerful third wave rally, 2014 is starting off with a bit of ambiguity. We're in a much different portion in the wave structure now, and theoretically, we're presently wrapping up the fourth and fifth waves left over from 2012 and 2013.
Accordingly, the SPX chart below has intermediate bearish potential, but there's been nothing from the market which grants that potential much reality yet. We have a market that's bumping up against trend resistance, and possibly a complete (or nearly complete) wave structure, but no key downside level breaks. The first level for bears to reclaim is the peak of the prior wave (shown as red 3 on this chart), which would rule out the most bullish possibilities.
If the wave count below is correct, then we're approaching an intermediate correction, which would be expected to travel down toward the mid-1600s. Again, presently, this must be treated as a potential, not a sure-fire projection. It's far too early to confirm a turn at this wave degree, as the market has not yet formed an impulsive leg down from the all-time-high, and all uptrend lines remain intact.
Part of trading is knowing when to do nothing. I'll generally take ambiguous trades only if I can find low-risk entries (by buying or selling the retest of a key level, for example). I'll take higher-risk entries if I'm high confidence on direction. But -- and I realize this sounds ridiculously obvious -- I try my best to do nothing if all I'm offered is low-confidence, higher-risk entries.
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Below is another look at the long-term, but using a different index, the
Wilshire 5000
(INDEXNASDAQ:W5000). Note RSI suggests odds are good for a correction, though RSI alone makes no guarantees of depth of said correction. In a perfect world, I'll be able to arrive at some solid targets after the market provides a bit more info -- but as yet, given the present pattern, I cannot even confirm a trend change and it's entirely possible there is another wave up still pending at a micro degree.
Looking at the bullish argument, the Wilshire 5000 has broken out over several trend lines, and bulls will be hoping the next dip is simply a back-test of those lines.
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The 30-minute SPX chart notes a potential triangle in blue. If this is a true Elliott Wave triangle, then Monday will open with a small bounce that stays below 1838.24, which will then be sold to new lows. Trade above 1837.20 would indicate this is not a true Elliott triangle, but merely a triangle-shaped pattern -- which would thus open up bullish potential.
The market was relatively "easy" to anticipate during November and December 2013, but it goes without saying that not every day in the market is so clear. Such is the case now: It's possible to count the wave from 1767 as complete, but it's ambiguous enough so as to be unclear whether another wave up remains.
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In conclusion, SPX captured (and slightly exceeded) my November 2013 target. With the market in its present position, there are no new high-probability near-term targets -- but ideally, the next few sessions will add some key information to help determine if we are indeed close to an intermediate trend change, or if the rally has farther to run. In the meantime, trade safe.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans and Democrats alike are insisting the billions spent on the military can be significantly cut back over the next decade as the nation struggles to reduce its spiraling debt.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's plan to slash spending and increase the borrowing authority would cap spending by the Pentagon and other government agencies at $1.2 trillion. Conservative Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma has called for just over $1 trillion in defense cuts in his deficit-reduction plan, which he calls "Back in Black." A bipartisan group of six senators envisions reductions of more than $800 billion in 10 years.
The proposals reflect a political climate drastically altered by a dire economic outlook. In April, President Barack Obama instructed the Pentagon to find $400 billion in defense savings over 12 years.

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A downtown Columbia multi-family yard sale at 3827 Live Oak St. on Saturday, March 15, from 7-11 a.m. promises s tremendous selection for everyone.
Anyone looking for designer purses and jewelry will want to visit a sale at 1413 Waterhill Dr. in Irmo on Friday and Saturday, March 14 and 15, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cash only, please.
South Lexington Baptist Church yard sale is Friday and Saturday, March 14 and 15, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 116 Brevard Parkway in Lexington.
Those hoping to find baby items and children's clothing, purses and shoes will want to check out a 5-family yard sale at 6915 Bluff Rd. on Saturday, March 15, from 8 a.m. until noon.
A May Wood Place community yard sale at 307 May Oak Rd. in northeast Columbia will have bargains for everyone Saturday, March 15, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
More yard, garage and estate sales include:
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- One yard sale in Forest Acres
- Two yard sales in Blythewood
- Two yard sales in Irmo/St. Andrews
- One yard sale at Lake Murray
- Three yard and one church sale in Lexington
- Two yard and garage sales in north Columbia
- Two yard sales, one garage sale and one warehouse sale in northeast Columbia
- One yard sale in southeast Columbia
Columbia sales are most likely to be on Saturday and early morning is the best time to go before everything is picked over. Be sure to carry cash, preferably in small denominations. Most people cannot accept debit or credit cards, and many will not take personal checks. If you're going with a friend, share the ride, since parking near sales is often limited. It's always a good idea to bring your own large totes or shopping bags, since they are often not available.
As trees break into blossom, the yard sale season will start building up. Listings will continue to appear through the close of the South Carolina State Fair. Get out early for the best selection, enjoy the crisp early spring weather, and bring home the best steals and deals!
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Say it ain't so!
The Wrap conjectures that since Anderson Cooper is so hyped as a marquee name at CNN, other anchors feel that they are unable to build up their own profiles. One on-air personality tells Hunter Walker that "most of the anchors were jealous that Anderson Cooper sucked up resources by going to Haiti and the Gulf of Mexico," even as his own ratings slip, leaving them in the dust. Also, those arms. [Wrap]


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Saturday June 12 is picture day at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. Captured Moments, a new store at the mall, is having their grand opening Saturday June 12 from 2-4pm. There will be random door prizes, and raffles for everyone, young and old. You could win the grand prize Moment in Time Package from Captured Moments, along with a $25 gift card for Diana and Nicky, or a Senior session, along with 20% off make up services at Regis done by Aveda & More.
The best part of the day is the Cutest Kid contest. Children who participated in photo sessions through June 10th are all eligible to win the title of CUTEST KID. Who picks the winner? You do! If you stop into the store between 2pm and 4pm on Saturday June 12th you can help decide the winner. Vote for the picture that you think is the CUTEST KID, and a first, second third and grand prize winner will be announced. Because you can never have too many cute kids.
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EALC Pedagogy Workshop Focusing on Graduate Student Teaching of Asian Humanities at Stanford
It will feature a panel of speakers from 4:30-5:15 who will discuss their experiences teaching Asian humanities and share some of their successful pedagogical strategies. Panelists currently include:
-Chaofen Sun, Professor of Chinese Linguistics, EALC
In the second half of the session, from 5:15-6:00, we will break into small groups of mixed faculty and graduate students from multiple fields for the purpose of brainstorming responses to a variety of commonly encountered teaching scenarios. After the small groups discuss a number of scenarios, we will then have several groups present their responses, with the goals of sharing a variety of pedagogical strategies and opening up discussion regarding how graduate students might best prepare to assist with the teaching of Asian humanities courses, and to develop and teach their own such courses, at Stanford.
Despite this workshop panel's primary focus on teaching in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, we would continue to strongly encourage all interested Stanford EAS-related grad students and faculty to consider attending. We believe that by focusing on the general theme of "teaching Asian humanities" this workshop will open up a discussion on some common teaching issues encountered across humanities departments, and provide a useful exercise for everyone involved.
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text: Jan 10, 2013 01:15 Events mark start of 2013 Events mark start of 2013 Advocate file photo by BRYAN TUCKChloe Haynes, 5, catches confetti on the shoulders of her father, Jonathan, on Dec. 31, 2009, during the Childrens Museum of Acadiana's New Year's Noon and Carnival Countdown. Parents and children counted down the new year at noon, then headed outside for activities and food. Acadiana bureau Comments LAFAYETTE — Several events across the Acadiana region are planned to help folks say goodbye to 2012 and ring in the new year. In Arnaudville, the celebration starts early with a New Year's Eve dance at 8 p.m. Saturday featuring the Art and Steve Deiorio Duo at NuNu's, 1510 Bayou Courtableau Highway. The suggested donation is $10 and non-alcoholic drinks and refreshments will be sold. Champagne buckets are welcome. On Monday, the New Year's Noon Carnival and Countdown from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Children's Museum of Acadiana features outdoor, carnival-style games and activities leading up to the "ball drop" at noon. Admission is $6 per person and tickets for outdoor carnival games, crafts and food are 25 cents. For those whose bedtimes are a bit later, the Performing Arts Society of Acadiana will hold a cocktail attire New Year's Eve Bash that starts at 8 p.m. Monday at 721 East Kaliste Saloom Road. It will feature live music by Krossfyre, food, complimentary wine, beer and frozen cosmos and a champagne toast at midnight. Tickets are $100 per person and may be purchased at (337) 237-2787. At Vermilionville, Geno Delafose and French Rockin' Boogie will play the New Year's Eve dance. The dance starts at 8:30 p.m. Monday. Tickets are $35 and should be purchased in advance at (337) 233-4077 or online at: http://www.bayouvermiliondistrict.org. Several live music venues will also be open Monday night, including Blue Moon Saloon with Sassafras Jubilee and The Bad Cats, featuring Julian and AJ Primeaux; and Grant Street Dancehall with Machete, Selfawarewolf and Quale Manifold. Also in downtown Lafayette, starting at 9 p.m., The Greenroom has a New Year's Eve party and the Jefferson Street Pub has a "black and white party." Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Head Football Coach Ruffin McNeill Discusses The Upcoming UTEP Game
Game Kicks Off At 4:00 p.m. Saturday
An experienced member of East Carolina's pass-catching corps who hopes to get back on track after experiencing diminished statistical involvement as a sophomore and junior following an active true freshman campaign ... Expected to transition into more of a leadership role as a senior, whether on the offensive side of the ball as a backup outside receiver or in new-found special teams role ... Was pressed into active duty as a rookie a little less than midway through the '08 season and handled new responsibilities in admirable fashion with maturity and poise ... Coaches cite speed, quickness, verticality and pass-catching skill as positive qualities ... On receiving end of a five-yard pass during first spring scrimmage (April 2) before catching two balls for 19 yards in the second contest (April 9) ... Had two receptions for 24 yards, including a three-yard touchdown grab, during the Purple-Gold Game a week later on April 16 to close out drills.
2010 Game-by-Game Statistics
2010: A reserve wide receiver who experienced action in eight games and started one ... Added special teams duties halfway through the campaign and garnered additional playing time on kickoff coverage units ... Ended the campaign with five receptions for 84 yards (16.8 ypc) and a touchdown ... Added three tackles, one in each game versus Rice, SMU and Maryland ... All stops came on kickoff returns ... Did not see action against Southern Miss, N.C. State, UCF, Navy or UAB due to coaches' decision ... Caught season-best two passes versus Tulsa in the season opener ... Made one of the key plays in the Tulsa contest with a 26-yard catch on a fourth-and-three play during ECU's next-to-last drive of the game ... Tallied one reception against Memphis (seven yards), Virginia Tech (zero) and North Carolina (39) ... Hauled in first career touchdown catch on a 39-yard pass from Dwayne Harris on the first play of the second quarter at North Carolina, which also marked a season long and year high-game yardage total ... Catch at Kenan Stadium was also the second in as many seasons from Harris ... Booked first career tackle versus Rice, making a solo hit on Charles Ross after a 23-yard return ... Combined with Damon Magazu to bring down SMU's Kenneth Acker in the fourth quarter after a 22-yard runback ... Ended the campaign with a assisted tackle in the Military Bowl, teaming up with Rahkeem Morgan to halt Tony Logan on the final kickoff of the contest.
High School: A three-year starter at quarterback and two-way player for coach Bob Eason at Northside High School ... Rushed for 1,378 yards and 20 touchdowns while throwing for 715 yards and seven scores during senior campaign ... Defensively, netted a team-high nine interceptions as team captain ... Also served as one of the Monarchs' top kick returners on special teams ... Completed 55-of-124 passes for 992 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior to help guide Northside to an 11-4 record ... Added 478 ground yards and 10 TDs on 126 carries in 2006 ... Also picked off five passes during junior year ... Rushed for 437 yards and passed for 658 more during first varsity season in 2005 (as a sophomore) ... Led Monarchs to three conference semifinal appearances ... Picked up a total of 10 varsity letters (three football, three baseball, four track) ... Rated among scout.com's top 40 wide receivers in the state and top 200 nationally ... Stood among North Carolina's top 32 overall recruits according to SuperPrep Magazine ... Earned invitation to play in the 2007 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas All-Star Game ... Also recruited by Duke, North Carolina and North Carolina State ... A three-sport performer during prep career at NHS ... Named to the school's prestigious Academic Achievers list.
Personal: Full name is Joseph Womack ... Born November 16, 1989 at Havelock, N.C. (MCAS Cherry Point) ... Son of Joe and Felicia Womack ... Major is information technologies ... Cited ECU's new football facilities as one of the top reasons to sign with Pirate program ... Hobbies include fishing and video games.


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One Hospitalized After Casper Shooting
A shooting in Casper Saturday night has sent one person to the hospital, and police on a search for the motive.
They say the fight involved about a half dozen people, and moved a block south on poplar, where the witnesses say they then heard five to six gunshots.
Authorities say one was hit in the leg and taken to the hospital.
Police are not saying whether they've arrested a suspect, but they do tell us an investigation is ongoing.
A witness tells K2 that a vehicle was involved and that he saw those involved in this shooting shortly before at the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo.


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Fellow Examiner scribe Michael Marley is your walking source on all things Manny Pacquiao. Back when Marley was my boss at now defunct website BoxingConfidential, we had "manny" a clash over his obsession over the Filipino fighter.
Now, just two days away from Pacquiao's third fight against Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez, the Pacquiao centric scribe is all sour grapes about the match-up.
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Marley, who is in Las Vegas covering the event for Examiner, described the atmosphere in Sin City as uneventful.
"To be honest," said Marley, "it does not feel like the days leading up to a major fight here in Las Vegas."
Many fans and experts believe Pacquiao will steamroll and older Marquez , and Marley rides the Pacquiao bandwagon once again.
"Who cares about this fight," said Marley.
And if you take the time to ask about the outcome, Marley, and ex-UNLV collegiate boxer, pulls no punches.
"You might want to watch if you like public executions," said Marley via phone, where he was attending a Top Rank sponsored event.
No minced words from Marley, whose fight coverage goes back to the days of Cassius Clay a.k.a Muhammad Ali.
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In a classic book, The Age of the Crowd, the author, Serge Moscovici, writes on mass psychology.
It is correct to say that great men do not make history. On the other hand, neither is it made without them. In mass psychology, they are the yeast, the active and creative fermentation agent, and the masses are the dough, the matter within which they operate. Mankind, Freud maintained, needs heroes, and just as the hero who remains faithful to his mission raises the whole level of human life, so the hero who betrays it lowers that level. This statement goes beyond the available historical and sociological data, and so far beyond the data and opinions we all share that it seems like a challenge to good sense. Contemporary theory has entirely abandoned the idea that great men playa part in the fate of peoples and are worthy of attention. In the last analysis the most important thing in its view is the action of the masses and events. History takes an irresistible course, and those who wish to ascribe its merits and responsibilities to a certain number of men are making a major mistake.
What we therefore need to know is the position of mass psychology on such matters. It fully recognises that external and objective factors such as technological progress, economic conditions and soaring population figures determine how human societies develop, but also sees internal human and subjective ones, and hence outstanding individuals, as playing a part. Such men are not simply minor actors in the drama of history. For most people, they are its heroes. The theory of the great man in history can be rejected, but it has to be admitted that mankind as a whole has accepted it and continues to do so. The desire to believe in an inspired leader, an exceptional man capable of setting the course of events to rights, someone the crowd can tranquilly obey, is a well-attested phenomenon in ancient and modern societies. The basic desire to believe in him and his extraordinary gifts has had and very likely still has a considerable effect on social life. It is, of course, not the only factor to induce change and always goes hand in hand with general and impersonal ones. There is room in principle for both. . . . Thus we reserve a place for great men in the chain, or rather the network, of causes (Freud: XXIII, 108).
That is how crowd psychology sees things. We could sum up that view in one sentence. The great man is the father of history, and the mass its mother. No doubt the description only applies to a handful of individuals in the very highest positions and acting at a universal level, a Napoleon, a Caesar, a de Gaulle, a Roosevelt, a Mao or a Mahomet, for example - but it is valid for others too. Every nation, tribe and village has its great men, its big fellahs as the Africans say. They have shaped it, given it a matter by bringing individuals and groups together and a form by enduringly impressing their own character and destiny on it. There is no people without its Pantheon, and none with an empty one. Even if the village Hampdens are not mentioned in the annals of world history, local chronicles remember their names and recall them with veneration. There are associations to keep their memory alive and scholars to write their biographies. Statues and plaques at street corners or on the houses they were born in celebrate their memory and express the admiration of their community.
All these phenomena are an indication that great men of varying degrees of brilliance are a group apart. What they have in common is the fact that they have fashioned the culture they come from and have endowed it with a focus and a super-ego.
It can be said that the great man is precisely the authority for whose sake the achievement is carried out; and, since the great man himself operates by virtue of his similarity to the father, there is no need to feel surprise if in group psychology, the role of the super-ego falls to him. So that this would apply too to the man Moses in the relation with the Jewish people. (Freud: XXIII, 117)
Or at least as far as our own culture is concerned. That is why it is so important, if we are to understand men of that kind, to be aware of how he developed, shaped the character of his people for thousands of years and became great for their sake. But we must not aim too high. In such cases, scientific knowledge can give us a fragment of the truth, but it entails neither the necessity nor the possibility of a total one.


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Nokia C6-01 to cost $279.95 at Bell (off contract)
As rumored back in January, Bell will release the Nokia C6-01 in Canada. When exactly will it do it? Well, it looks like March 30 is the launch date.
Besides that, we've got some info on the price of Bell's C6-01.
According to Mobile Syrup, the Canadian carrier will offer the smartphone for only $279.95 without contract. The prices on contract are not known at the moment, but it's likely that the handset will cost less than $50 with a new 3-yr agreement.
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A decent, but not exceptional, cruise.
Destination: Europe - British Isles & Western
Embarkation: Harwich
1. We booked our own transfers as we arrived in London two days early and our return flight was earlier than allowed by Celebrity for its transfers. We used BATransfers, as they were the least expensive and most flexible we could find. We shared transfers from LHR to London, London to Harwich, and Harwich to LHR.
Bottom line: Great Company. On time, polite, efficient. Will use again if I need similar transfers.
2. Cabin: Veranda cabin quite nice, reasonably spacious, and contained adequate storage space.
3. Service: Cabin cleanup was very good. No complaints.
4. Food: uneven in the dining room. Fish dishes not great; Beef less than tender at times. Lamb was good, however. Service here was good, as well.
Buffet: Fairly decent as buffets go. Breakfast the best choice.
5. Excursions: Typical ship impersonal, superficial types. Our highlight was viewing the Bayeux Tapestry. The absolute lowlight was a "cruise" on Loch Lomond - deadly More dull.
Advice - book your own excursions.
6. Recommendation: Cafe Bacio is a nice place to hang out, particularly if you have a drinks package.
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Patrick Stump and Lupe Fiasco's single "This City," is, unsurprisingly, about a city. (It's probably Chicago.) So you'd expect the video for "This City" to also be about a city, enough that if you took any given 19-second excerpt, there would be city to be found.
Well then. The teaser's out, and it doesn't contain two major things: Lupe Fiasco (we suggest trying not to think about the implications of cutting his less city-congratulatory presence out of the preview; the chorus is all Patrick, anyway.), or any shots of a city. Instead, we get:
- Bare white room
- Lights that make everything look neon, yet no sign that the lights come from a city
- Silhouettes
- Grayscale
- Licks of CGI flame
- A building with a fire escape! This is a step forward, as you can find this in a city much more easily than in an abstract painting! It only appears for a second or so, though. Man. Why would you take our city away? The only way to make up for your lost city time is to make the rest of "This City" one of those time-lapse skyline videos.


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Luke Kuechly leaves Boston College as one of the most decorated linebackers in NCAA history, but how will his game translate to the NFL?
Kuechly isn't a great athlete, nor is he a flashy personality. What he does is make plays between the numbers, racking up unheard of tackle numbers on his way to All-American honors in 2011. Kuechly is a hard-nosed throwback to simpler times. But novelty has little place in today's innovative and specialized game.
The Luke Kuechly Profile
6'2″ | 237 lbs | Boston College
2011 stats: 183 tackles (110 solo)
Position Specific Traits
Disengage Blockers: 5.0
Routinely driven off the ball when engaged, Kuechly doesn't show the strength to fight off blockers. He would benefit greatly from using his hands to break free, but rarely does he try. This may work in college, where Kuechly can route the blocker to the run, but in the NFL he will be controlled at the point of attack and driven off the ball.
Man Coverage: 4.0
Kuechly, in three games viewed, was not asked to cover a tight end or back in man coverage. His overall lack of speed and flexibility when dropping into zone coverage indicates a poor skill set to handle man duties.
Pass Rush: 4.5
Kuechly rarely blitzes, instead taking a two or three yard drop at the snap to read. He will then flow to the ball or drop into an intermediate cloud coverage. Kuechly doesn't show the burst to be an effective pass rusher up the middle—nor does he have the strength to fight through the A gap.
Read & React: 7.5
The best trait in Kuechly's game is his ability to see where the ball is going. He seems to always be in the right place at the right time, which isn't all coincidence. His film study pays off, and he does a nice job directing traffic and recognizing what the offense is doing.
One issue is that Kuechly takes too many false steps. You even notice he will take a drop on run plays, which means he's failing to read his keys (either the guards or nearest back). He's brilliant when clean, but not as sound when blocked.
Run Defense: 6.5
Expectations were high in this area, but Kuechly disappointed.
No player makes more tackles, but rarely are these clean tackles where Kuechly read the play and made a dynamite pursuit and form tackle. He makes a lot of tackles in a pile, which aren't really tackles and are more pile-ups like a traffic accident.
Kuechly is blown off the ball consistently—by guards, fullbacks and tight ends. He's easy to wall off due to false steps taken away from the play. Florida State consistently ran at Kuechly, and throughout the game just one "plus" play was charted.
The bottom line: Kuechly makes too many tackles after the runner has gained 5-8 yards.
Tackling: 8.0
Kuechly isn't always a wrap-up tackler, but he has the strength to pull down runners from various angles and grips. Takes his self out of the play at times, but has the vision to recover and get back in on the action downfield. Is always around the ball and will rack up high numbers and impressive stats.
Zone Coverage: 5.0
Kuechly showed good balance and light movement in his drops. This is an area of surprise. Kuechly did come out high in his stance, but this is easily correctable. Can play over the tight end and did a nice job getting depth in his drops. Flows to the ball well coming from behind the play.
Athletic Traits
Agility: 5.5
Average agility for the position. Stands up too often and plays tall. Doesn't show the lateral agility or flexible hips to be a factor in man coverage or as a pass rusher. Is stiff from the waist down.
Speed: 6.5
Kuechly has enough recovery speed and good pursuit, but he's not fast enough to run down backs or receivers from behind—which is where he is too often after making false reads and getting driven off the ball.
Strength: 6.0
An area where more was expected. Kuechly is strong at the point of attack, but doesn't work off blockers well or hold his ground. Don't expect him to control gaps.
Overall: 6.5
Kuechly is being touted by some as a Top 15 player. It doesn't show up on film. Instead, the All-American looks like a third-rounder. And that's on a good day.
Kuechly does nothing particularly well, other than rack up tackles credited to him by a University employee who has everything to gain by giving the tackles to the one marquee player on the defense—a rampant issue in every stadium across the country.
Take away the gaudy tackle numbers and what's left? Not much, honestly. Kuechly is an average athlete with good vision, but poor strength and no ability to work off blockers.
Best Fit: 4-3 MIKE
Kuechly's success in the NFL will be based solely on how well the defensive line in front of him plays. NFL guards, fullbacks and tight ends will dominate Kuechly at the point of attack. He is not the type of downhill linebacker who will crash the gaps and make plays at the line of scrimmage. Instead, he'll fade back and make plays three, five or seven yards down field.
NFL Comparison: James Laurinaitis, St. Louis Rams
Unlike Laurinaitis, Kuechly doesn't show the strength to be an every down player in the NFL. Both players left college with loads of hype, but talent evaluators correctly saw that Laurinaitis was limited athletically and would need considerable help from his defensive line if he were to ever become even serviceable at the position.
2012 NFL Draft Grade: Third Round


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Taking a look at the morning sat shot we can see the Dolly is pushing onshore over Mexico and Southern Texas, while isolated thunderstorms will develop later in the afternoon across our area.
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College Hockey:Boston University extends Durocher's contract through '18-19 season
A second national title game in three years has earned Boston University women's head coach Brian Durocher a contract extension through the 2018-19 season.
"I'm excited that Coach Durocher has agreed to lead our women's ice hockey program for many more years to come," BU director of athletics Mike Lynch said in a statement. "We knew we hired a terrific coach when he took over the program at its inception nine years ago, but he has exceeded every expectation and continues to elevate the program to new heights each year. It's incredible how far this team has come in just eight seasons as a varsity program and that is thanks to Brian's exceptional leadership."
In those eight seasons, Durocher has led the Terriers to three Hockey East championships, four straight NCAA tournament appearances and two trips to the NCAA title game. He has registered a 159-93-37 record and has won 20 games in each of the last three seasons, including a program-record 28 victories in 2012-13.
"I'd just like to thank Boston University, director of athletics Mike Lynch, his staff, Drew Marrochello and Nancy Lyons for the tremendous support they've given to our program and the opportunity for me to remain at a place I love and have a great appreciation for," Durocher added.
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Coşku Özdemir has been a visual effects expert for hollywood's famous animated films. We visited him at Robotika, the animation firm he has opened in Turkey, and had a pleasant conversation in its congenial atmosphere.
Coşku Özdemir has been involved in the production, among others, of blockbuster films like Avatar, Pirates of the Caribbean and The Fantastic Four, and he tells us about his rising career. Özdemir, who was familiar with computers from a young age, wanted to work at something that would bring out his artistic side. After graduating with a major in Metallurgy from Middle East Technical University in Ankara, he went to a school in San Francisco that offered training in visual effects. Here he found an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of the business, landing his first big job on the Fantastic Four.
Employed later on a series of box office hits, Özdemir emphasizes the sheer size of the teams that work on animation films. Every single effect requires a separate expert in animation, which therefore consists of a whole slew of sub-branches. Özdemir himself specializes in explosions, natural disasters and water. Involved in almost all the popular animation films we know and love, he has also witnessed over the years the development of animation and 3D technology from the Fantastic Four to Avatar.
Later, when he decided to return to Turkey, he founded Robotika, a firm whose foundations he had laid earlier in San Francisco.
When we ask him about the future of animation films in Turkey, Özdemir says there is serious talent but that more time is needed for a sector to develop. Budget of course is a major factor here. Whereas just one minute of an American blockbuster can cost up to one and half million dollars, Turkey as yet lacks the wherewithal and team for this. But some very good work could emerge when a team and investment become available. One such example is Turkish Airlines' new mascot, Wingo! Wingo, a lovable wild goose who keeps passengers up to date the airline's latest deals, is the work of Coşku Özdemir and the Robotika team. The most difficult phase of creating Wingo, which was designed entirely by Robotika, was the feather. In a month and a half of intensive effort, a whole new feather system was developed at Robotika for the coloring, texture, length and thickness of the animated goose's wings. Nor did the process end there. Backed by Turkish Airlines' investment, Özdemir and his team will also be responsible for every new commercial adaptation of Wingo.
Coşku Özdemir's next big goal is to make a lasting animation film that will be a success in the international arena. Already hard at work on the project, Özdemir with his determination and experience looks set to chalk up a lot more accomplishments to make us proud.
The name Robotika comes from Özdemir's love of robots, which is backed up by the charming collection of them on display in his office. The name's easy pronunciation in both Turkish and English also played a role in his ultimate choice.


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We have spent thousands to no avail. He has recently tried a home remedy: applying milk of magnesia to his face at night before bed. He looks the best he has in four years. Can you tell us why this is working so wonderfully well?
A. Milk of magnesia (aka MoM) is a solution of magnesium hydroxide and is best known for its laxative action.
We don't know why MoM might combat acne, but we have heard that this laxative can help clear up seborrheic dermatitis. In this condition, yeast on the skin causes redness and flakes, rather like dandruff, but on the forehead and chin as well as scalp and eyebrows. Here is one reader's report:
"I have been using milk of magnesia on my face for the past two months and my face flakes are gone! I pour it in my hand and massage it on my face (forehead, eyebrows, around the eyes, nose, cheeks and chin) while showering, and rinse it off at the end of the shower. End of problem. It's a great, cost-effective alternative to expensive Nizoral, and it works better, too."


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We are in the final stages of getting ready for the Finders Keepers design market this Friday and Saturday. In addition to our regular range, we will have quite a bit of sale stock, fabric, and even a few display bits and pieces as we clear out the studio in preparation for our move. I'm even saying goodbye to some of my beloved vintage suitcases. That's how serious I am.
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iGo has refined its product line with their upcoming "green" charger and their everywhereMAX travel charger, an improved 90W AC/auto/air power adapter that can be used to simultaneously charge your laptop and handheld mobile devices. Read More
PowerFilm demonstrated a very cool USB+2 AA battery flexible folding charger at CES 2009. We were lucky enough to snap a few pictures of the device and get a look at some samples of their amorphous silicon solar technology for printing cells onto fabric or other materials.Read More
Kinesis' K2 device combines a wind turbine, solar panel and internal 3800mAh battery to create a smart charger for all your handheld gadgets The device can be left in a sunny or windy place during the day and can be charge the internal battery 20 hours via wind alone or 8 hours via solar (in direct sunlight) or presumably less than 8 hours by both simultaneously.Read More
The Pogoplug is a diskless file server that plugs into your wall, and connects to your home network and to any external hard drive of your choice. OK, this sounds similar to dozens of existing home servers already on the market, but Pogoplug's secret sauce is a proprietary tunneling mechanism that let you access files on the device both at home and on the road, via your PC, Mac, or even iPhone.Read More
During CES 2009 SanDisk Corporation unveiled its next-generation of flash memory-based solid-state drives (SSD) to support the netbook market - SanDisk pSSD. The new SanDisk pSSD-P2 and SanDisk pSSD-S2 SSDs have the same interface and functionality of traditional SSDs, but without the bulky packaging that's used to emulate 1.8" and 2.5" magnetic drives.Read More
Version 2 of Callpod's ChargePod product is still a few months away, but we can't wait to get hold of the product already. The 2nd Generation ChargePod is a 120W AC/auto/air adapter that can power a laptop, 3 small devices, and 3 USB devices all simultaneously.Read More
Mio needed a little help promoting their Knight Rider GPS at CES 2009, and we can't complain about their choice of KITT - it's certainly holding up a lot better than David Hasslehoff. Whether you're a fan of the TV show or not, you'd be hard pressed to convince any of the team at Gizmag that this isn't a gorgeous machine. Having said that, two things disappointed us - the fact that no-one was keeping it clean, and the fact that we weren't allowed to jump in the driver's seat! Don't miss the gallery.Read More
While it's awfully easy to sit in front of Guitar Hero or Rock Band for hours on end, having the discipline to practise a real instrument for the long hours required to reach proficiency (and mastery) is much harder. Roland's Drum Tutorial DT-HD1 is the first of many products we've seen at CES 2009 that will help change this.Read More
Panasonic introduced the world's first portable Blu-ray Disc player at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show and it's not as lame as you might at first think. It's already copped criticism for being pointless , but there's more to it than being able to watch Blu-ray disks on an 8.9 inch WSVGA screen for three hours. Plug it into an Ethernet connection and you have movies on demand via VIERA CAST and BD-Live, plug it into a HDTV and you have a standalone Blu-ray Disc player, and if connected to an HD-Audio compatible AV receiver with a home theater speaker system it delivers outstanding surround sound too. As it has an SD Memory Card slot it becomes a convenient reviewer of digital photos, as well as a player for HD video recorded on an SD card. There's even an optional headrest mounting bracket for in-car use, which makes this a mighty useful tool whether you have children or not. Read More
Polaroid announced the new Polaroid PoGo™ Instant Digital Camera at CES 2009 this week, integrating a 5 megapixel camera with their existing ZINK (zero-ink) portable printer to create a virtual descendant to their SX-70 and OneStep instant cameras of old.Read More
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The City of Torrance invites the community to celebrate the first signs of spring under the blooming cherry trees at the third annual Cherry Blossom Cultural Festival on Sunday, March 16 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Columbia Park has over 110 cherry blossom trees which have been donated by Soka Gakkai International – USA. In Japan, cherry blossoms, or sakura, are a symbol of hope, virtue and new beginnings.
They also symbolize clouds due to their nature of blooming en masse and are an enduring metaphor for the ephemeral nature of life.
As is traditional in Japan, the community is invited to bring blankets to sit on under the blossoms.
Entertainment during the festival includes the Sampaguita Youth Dance Troupe performing traditional Pilipino works, Susan Mann's Wahine Ilikea Dancers performing Polynesian dances, O-Edo Ichi-Za performing traditional Japanese fan dances, and Myo'on Taiko drumming.
Members of the Torrance Craftsmen's Guild will exhibit and sell their artwork and food will be available for purchase.
This free family festival will be held on the east side of Columbia Park at 4045 190 Street in Torrance, near the corner of 190 and Prairie.
Sponsors of the Cherry Blossom Festival include the City of Torrance; the Torrance Sister City Association; the North Torrance Homeowner's Association, Torrance Craftsmen's Guild, and Soka Gakkai International, the Buddhist Association for Peace, Culture and Education.
For additional information please call the Cultural Services Division, Community Services Department at (310) 618-2376(310) 618-2376 or visit the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TorranceCherryBlossom.


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TUCSON--Graduated senior Andre Torrey, a defensive end starter for the past two years at UA, heads back to Foxboro, Mass., July 29 to continue his battle to make the New England Patriots as a free-agent rookie.
Torrey, who paced the Arizona defense with 13 tackles for loss and five sacks his senior year, is contending for a roster spot as a linebacker on the Super Bowl champions. He attended an initial mini-camp after signing as a free agent shortly after the draft in early June, and was invited back to continue his quest this month.
"I worked as an outside linebacker, a new position for me. It was a great camp," Torrey said before a workout at McKale Center. "These are the world champions. There's a great group of linebackers and it's my first time playing the position."
One of those linebackers is well known to Arizona partisans -- former NCAA sack champ and three-time Super Bowl winner Tedy Bruschi, who plays inside though is questionable this season after a mild stroke in mid February. Another is Willie McGinest, the listed starter at one outside linebacker spot atop the depth chart ahead of several guys ahead of Torrey.
"I'm just trying to work hard and earn a spot on the team. It's a great opportunity. They watch you closely and observe everything you do, and see how you soak up the playbook," Torrey said of the Pats' camp.
One thing he credited for the NFL opportunity was the final work he put into his collegiate career in the first year under coach Mike Stoops and strength coaches Corey Edmond and Mark Hill. "They helped me a lot, a tremendous amount. I wouldn't have this chance at all if it weren't for the way we were instilled with a strong work ethic under coach Stoops. It made a big difference."
Torrey reports July 19 for the rookie camp, and the Patriots are set to begin full camp about 10 days later.
Three other 2004 Wildcats still have chances to make NFL teams as free agents. Tight end Steve Fleming will contend for a roster spot with the Green Bay Packers after spring camp in a tryout with the New York Giants, and offensive tackle Chris Johnson is on the Houston Texans roster entering rookie camp, as is UA tackle Carlos Williams, who will be trying to make the Texans as a defensive end.


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FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State head football coach Tim DeRuyter announced Wednesday that the Bulldogs have signed defensive lineman Gabe Newman to a financial aid agreement to attend school and play football for the 'Dogs beginning in 2014.
Newman, a 6-5, 255-pound defensive lineman from Diablo Valley College, will have four years to complete his three remaining seasons of eligibility at Fresno State.
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What: Youngstown Soul Food.
Where: 2639 Market St. on Youngstown's South Side in the Uptown District, site of the former Mr. Wheeler's restaurant.
Hours: Noon to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday; 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Closed on Saturdays. Menu includes smoked ribs, fried haddock, collard greens, chitterlings and various desserts. Breakfast is served all day.
Source: Youngstown Soul Food
By SEAN BARRON
When it comes to revitalizing the Uptown section of the city's South Side, you might say that Ronald Collier is putting his heart and soul into the task.
He's put his heart into the effort by opening a restaurant and breathing a bit of new life into an area long dominated by boarded-up storefronts and plagued by crime.
The soul part is central in the eatery's name: Youngstown Soul Food.
"Me and my wife have cooked for churches, organizations and block watches for 25 years and figured we need our spot," Collier said recently, referring to his business, 2639 Market St., site of the former Mr. Wheeler's restaurant. "I said we can make this happen."
Collier and his wife, Henrietta Dixon-Collier, have spent years preparing meals for families and friends as well as graduations, family reunions and other gatherings.
That, combined with a desire to take their love of cooking a step further and give back to the community, led to the debut of Youngstown Soul Food, which the city couple opened in mid-December.
The restaurant specializes in old-fashioned Southern offerings such as chitterlings, smoked ribs, cornbread, collard greens, pig's feet, fried haddock and several desserts. Breakfast also is available all day, he noted.
Roughly 90 percent of Youngstown Soul Food's business is carry-out orders, which are available to businesses throughout the Mahoning Valley, he explained, adding that the orders must be at least $20.
Nevertheless, he said, the restaurant is quickly establishing its regular customer base.
Collier, who started the business with his own money, said his main aim is to have a comfortable family-like atmosphere where people can gather and talk to one another. He is undeterred by crime in the area, including last year's drive-by shooting that killed an elderly man and wounded the man's wife.
"I'm here for the long haul and for the people," added Collier, a 1970 South High School graduate.
A family feel is reinforced by the fact that the couple's five children, Jo Ann, Ron Jr., Tequile, Robert and Tonya, provide support and assistance, he pointed out.
Customers, especially those who patronized Mr. Wheeler's, will be hard pressed to miss the blending of original and new features.
The new can be seen on the walls, where two flat-screen TVs stand out against a backdrop of mellow red, yellow and brown paint that replaced the wallpaper. New carpeting was added to the floor, Collier continued.
The old includes the wooden upright benches, coatracks and tables, along with the swinging double doors in the front entrance.
Like cooking, community activism is nothing new to Henrietta Dixon-Collier, who in 1991 founded The Dream Team Block Watch, which has grown to encompass much of the South Side. The block-watch group has more than 150 members, she noted.
Many South Side residents have felt disenfranchised over the years largely because promises to revitalize and bring new businesses to their neighborhoods have failed to materialize, she observed. The restaurant is an encouraging sign for many people, Dixon-Collier said.
"Ron and I figured people need to see some hope," she explained. "This corner [Market Street and Indianola Avenue] represents good memories of Mr. Wheeler's."
Word of the restaurant's opening has spread beyond the Valley, Dixon-Collier said, adding that people have come from Cleveland and Pittsburgh to patronize the restaurant.
The couple also praised Councilwoman Janet Tarpley, D-6th, for her help and encouraging them to make their venture a reality.
I was driving into the downtown area last week and saw the sign up for the business. I thought it looked really professional compared to what you you usually see there. I'm really hoping they thrive. I'm going to stop by and get a rib dinner sometime.
Good luck .and hope you do great
I really, really hope this venture is successful. The best of luck to the Colliers.
I wish the Colliers the best of luck,this is the classic case of the American Dream.
What do you think sausage is made from? Apparently, the best casings are sheep intestines. So, what's the big deal? I have been told that if you were to look into a vat at a processor making hot dogs or bologna, you would never eat it since it is a gray mush. The best hot dogs I ever ate are from Smith's Provisions in Erie that has a natural casing. They snap when bitten!
I have eaten at the Youngstown Soul Food. I had Chili, Mac 'n Cheese, a smattering of the Custard Pie, a bite of greens, and the bean soup. I would only characterize this experience as; to quote Guy Fieri; out of bounds! In white guy speak, that means that it was very tasty. Most importantly, my farts did NOT smell like a sewer for three days. I have eaten at many family restaurants in my life, and this one, exceptional it is, should be an example of the rule.
What, no fried chicken ? I'll have to stop by and try the smoked ribs .
Glad to see this good news! I work for H&R block across the street and we welcome some good food and good people! Let's pull together and support these folks trying to do something good instead of destructive. (And did I see italian wedding soup?)
Good Luck and God Bless the Collier family. Next time I come back to Ohio I am going to make it a point to stop as I always come through Youngstown on the way in. It's folks like this that will help revitalise the economy.
What a great venture. My mom worked at Mr. Wheelers from the time I was 5 until I was 10. I practically grew up there. Although the menu is a lot different, I can't wait to give it a try and sit in those wooden booths again. Best of luck!!
AWESOME! I live in a (very safe) suburb 20 miles outside of Youngstown, but have been working on the South Side for the last 3 years. Mr. Collier and his wife are WONDERFUL people and they make amazing food! The South Side is dangerous because of drug activity, gang violence, and basically "bad blood" revenge...... but none of that is going on in this place with these people! I've been ordering pies and chili/cornbread from them since I've known them. Opening this restaurant has been a long-awaited dream for them and they're doin it right! Believe me this family has some staying power. And the business is doing well because the food speaks for itself - it's AMAZING and extremely reasonably priced! By the way... don't have to be black to appreciate the food ;) ;) ;)
P.S. to all the comments about chitterlings... yeah, being white & from the north, I never grew up with anything like that and the texture just doesn't sit right with me. But did you read about the chili, ribs, cornbread, cakes, etc? The food is GOOD!
@could it be...no..lettuce, tomato, and mayo weren't my things back then...I was more about swinging on the steel gate at the back entrance and dipping my fries in the chocolate shakes...thanks for remembering with me though!


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The Weinstein Company and Lexus hosted the New York premiere of their Second Annual Lexus Short Film Series "Life Is Amazing." Those in attendance included Katie Holmes, Matthew Morrison, Danny Strong and many others. TWC and Lexus challenged two rising filmmakers to interpret "Life is Amazing" through short film. The result – "Market Hours" (directed by Jon Goldman) and "Operation Barn Owl" (directed by Satsuki Okawa). Today on August 10, 2014, Examiner.com is excited to share our exclusive interviews about the Okawa's film.
Actress Katie Holmes, who appears in TWC's "The Giver," also served a mentor for this collaboration. Her advice to aspiring filmmakers is, "I think you just have to keep working hard and be passionate about your ideas and see them through. What I love about this program is that so many people have the opportunity to be selected and I think you just have to keep trying and working on your craft."
Jessica Clark
Q: Tell me about the character you played and the film you're in.
A: I'm in the film "Operation Barn Owl" by Satsuki Okawa and it's this really beautiful, surreal, unrequited love story where there is a girl who has been in love with her brother's best friend since she was young, but he is in love with me and he is completely oblivious to the fact that she adores him. He is in love with me and they have this whole plan of how he is going to propose to me. So she does this out of love for him, out of romantic love, but also love for him as a person, and he is oblivious to it. I kind of felt like a terrible person filming it because she was so in love with him and it's completely unrequited. There's a play within the film, so it's this really beautiful, funny, sweet, and clever film that I'm proud to be a part of.
Q: How did you get involved?
A: I auditioned. I am a working actor and they said they wanted to meet you and I showed up and we went through a couple of rounds of auditions. And Sutsuki had an improv scene so she brought some of us in to the final rounds and had us improv and play off each other which is really great and really fun to do as an actor. And I am British so I was doing my natural accent and then I was also doing an American accent and going back and forth and playing with both of those things and what that meant. And in fact she didn't decide that she wanted me, that she wanted Ashley the character to be British until the first day of shooting. So it was really a fun, creative process to get to play off everybody and share all these different ideas, so it was a really good time.
Q; And there are a lot of notable mentors involved.
A: We watched the film in LA and they had some really awesome things to say and she said it was extremely valuable to hear from the other side of the fence. I am an actor so to hear the advice given to a director and their creative process is really cool.
Q: How did you get your start in acting?
A: Honestly, when I first started acting it was more of a cathartic thing, it was more something I really wanted to explore and play with for myself, for my own life quality and things. And the more I did it, the more I fell in love with it and I really was like 'Am I really going to jump in and do this professionally?' because you know it is competitive and it's not a linear process. You can't guarantee that you're ever going to work and it takes a long time. Even when you're doing well, there are big gaps in between jobs, so I've had to learn patience and to just work really hard and to have great teachers. And I get lucky enough to work on projects like this and it's slowly building and I'm having an amazing time and it's amazing to be involved with The Weinstein Company, and it's a huge deal for me. I am very excited. So the fact that Lexus and the Weinstein Company get to come together and to develop this new emerging talent internationally I think is awesome and I'm so proud to be a part of it.
Q: Are you primarily acting in British cinema or American cinema?
A: American. Generally American because I live in LA. I would be very happy to be in a British productions if they want me, but I am based in LA right now so it's primarily American film and TV, but I'm open to everything.
Nick Ballard
Q: So tell me about the film you are in and the character you play.
A: I'm in "Operation Barn Owl" and I play Jonah who is putting on this huge event to propose to his girlfriend and Ellen, who is putting it on for me is sort of my best friend growing up, who has had feelings for me her whole life, never really voiced that to me and I have always thought of her as a little sister. It's really her journey through the day of wondering if this is all going to ever be something, and her feelings for me through this and then also the happiness of my relationship because we go through everything that I have gone through with my girlfriend. But it's really Ellen's story that tells it all.
Q: Tell me about collaborating with this director.
A: Satuski Okawa was amazing. She was super collaborative, more so than I've ever experienced, willing to hear everyone's ideas on every scene, on every take. She had a vision for this and she was going to get it, and as an actor it was so amazing to be able to do that. There was no 'Maybe everyone else had a time crunch' but she was like 'No, I want this' and it was just that freedom it gives you was just the best.
Q: How long did it take to shoot the film?
A: It only took three days.
Q: So it was a relatively fast process?
A: Yeah, but everyone involved was so professional that everyone knew exactly what they were doing and we were going to get through this.
Director Satsuki Okawa
Q: Did you come from Japan for the New York premiere?
A: No, I live in New York. When I first heard about it and they asked me the pitch I was in Tokyo.
Q: So tell me about the story and how it came about.
A: I did the film "Operation Barn Owl" and it's about lost love and sacrifice and it's a romantic love story. And I wrote it with Ken Ochiai, we came up with a draft and we worked together to make it a fun story. It's about the proposal as well.
Q: Tell me about collaborating with Lexus and the Weinstein Company. That's a big deal.
A: It is a really big deal. I couldn't believe it. I was in the office and I was talking to them and they were so respectable. They helped me to bring my vision and put it on film. You can't really ask for more.
Q: Who were some of the mentors that worked with you on the film?
A: We met Phillip Noyce, Antoine Fuqua, Justin Chadwick and Katie Holmes.
Q: What was the highlight of that experience?
A: Just to meet with them and speak to them was amazing. They actually saw film and gave us feedback.


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The Teen Dreams on this disc include an amazing blowjob by Flick Shagwell, a great threesome with cute, sultry "rookies" Amiee and Kelly Rock, plus friendly Officer Sunshine and a face sitting encounter between "Big Lea" and Nacho. New girls, weird sex! Also Featuring: Gemini, Angel, Amiee, Kelly Rock, Sunshine, & Avery.
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Chelsea, 6 May, 1856—
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An Evening With Jill Barber
Not only was Friday the second #LunchUpGuelph, it was also an Evening With Jill Barber. Could this day have been any better? Likely not. The eve started with a nice glass of wine with my friends Dr. V. and Carolyn. We chatted about running, marathons, and health, with a bit of work thrown in, and […]Read more "An Evening With Jill Barber"