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While this season's murdering vagina storyline does not rank as one of my favorites (though I do think it could be the basis for an awesomely twisted romcom), I'm willing to go along with the non-stop crazy in this season's "American Horror Story." Though the grab bag of horrors can often seem slapdash and strikes about as many discordant notes as a cat walking across a piano, the good news is it's a funhouse subway ride -- wait a few minutes, and chances are the next stop will be more to your liking.
This week, the storyline most to my liking was Fiona's (Jessica Lange), whose struggle with the cruelties of aging and a gradual loss of power would ring true for third world dictators or Beverly Hills housewives. Lange whispers and purrs as she elegantly (and often drunkenly) walks us through Fiona's harsh realization that she is now standing in the footsteps of the previous Supreme -- whose throat she cut in order to take power. It didn't hurt that Christine Ebersole, a diva in her own right, stepped into the role of Fiona's '70s-fantastic Supreme (Those sleeves! That dress!).
In watching evil young Fiona get her way, we also found out why Spalding (Dennis O'Hare) has no tongue, as Fiona cut it out so he wouldn't tattle. I never really understand this idea (it was also a key part of the "The World According to Garp,"), as I'm assuming Spalding was capable of writing stuff down. Like, give the guy a Post-It and the gig is up.
Anyway, Fiona (like everyone in the cast of any of the "Real Housewives" shows) is not happy that she's aging, and she's even less happy that she's no longer considered hot enough by random douchebags to get picked up at a bar. I would argue Jessica Lange is still plenty hot, but then, I'm not a random douchebag.
Still, watching her become invisible to the semi-pretty young things around her as she has an entirely unnecessary internal monologue about how she's a great "dancer" and she'd had lots of "dancing"partners and "never expected the night would come when the dance would end," still manages to be moving despite the yammering. God forbid Murphy and Falchuk ever let a moment just play without beating us over the head with it.
Poor douchebag-hungry Fiona decides it's time to go under the knife, even though watching the helpful video of some doctor peeling the face off of a victim, I mean patient, clearly makes her skin crawl. I was wondering why we didn't get to watch the gore along with Fiona, but maybe that would be too gross for even "American Horror Story." Kidding! Nothing's too gross for this show! Alas, the doctor gives her bad news -- her blood work is a mess, and no doctor in his right mind would cut her open.
This scene is cut together with Delia also having an unhappy visit to another doctor, who informs her that she can never, ever, ever get pregnant, witchy-poo snake sex or not. I realize this is a lovely piece of editing, but logically I can't understand why Delia's doctor didn't run whatever this test is before, as she's been trying for a while and this seems like information she might have liked to have before she had sex on a hardwood floor.
Alas, when Delia goes to Marie Laveau for help, she is assured she's come to the right place -- except Laveau isn't going to help her because she hates Fiona. I'm half expecting Delia to pop to her feet and shriek, "I do, too! Let's kill her! Then give me a baby!" but I suppose that's to come later. It's a horrible moment, though, watching that single tear slide down Delia's cheek as she realizes she's sitting thisclose to her cure, and it looks like she's never, ever getting it.
Because it isn't "American Horror Story" without a lovelorn teen pining, the episode unfortunately spends an inordinate amount of time on Zoe, who looks like a sad-eyed puppy in a black velvet painting circa 1975 and seems incapable of keeping her fool mouth shut. She goes to visit Kyle's mom, Mrs. Spencer (Mare Winningham), who almost committed suicide but stopped short when the phone rang. Zoe saved her! She's an angel! Gee, Mrs. Spencer seems nice! Yeah, about that...
Zoe, who seems to possess no other witch skills or insight other than a murderous vagina, decides it's a great idea to pick up Kyle from Misty's place and drag him back to his mom. This doesn't go over so well with Misty, who's really happy to have a big, hunky blob of a guy who has no choice but listen to her Fleetwood Mac albums and can't resist her hugs. She tries to convince Zoe not to drag Kyle away like a floppy Ken doll, but no way. Zoe has a plan! It's not going to potentially freak out Mrs. Spencer at all! Zoe is like a well-intended kindergartner who decides the best way to help a wounded deer is to find some nice hunters to take care of it, then invite everyone to a pretty princess tea party. Needless to say, Zoe is making me nuts.
Unfortunately, Zoe (who is so very clearly not a mind reader, even though she knows one and hey, I bet Nan would be thrilled to take a field trip but NO, that would be far too easy) dumps Kyle at his house, where Mare Winningham promptly gets down to the business of molesting him as he cries. Yeah. Not so nice, this Mrs. Spencer.
When Mrs. Spencer starts talking to her blob of a son about how she isn't really a possessive molester, and Zoe will never be able to love him like she can, then wonders why his body is all different now (because obviously, she would know), Kyle decides to beat her head in with a trophy. This isn't terribly sad, but it is just one more thing Zoe can add to her "monumental oops" column.
Because Madame LaLaurie is entirely and wonderfully loathsome, she gets her comeuppance this week. While I think the show's handling of racism is pedantic and condescending (and an obvious attempt to reassure viewers that, despite the show's tsumani of guts and gore, the creators wear a white hat when it comes to Big Issues), I can't roll my eyes when Kathy Bates is the one chewing the scenery on her way down. Yes, it seems ridiculous that Fiona, who is contemptuous of everyone and everything, would take a stand against racism, but I guess someone has to do it.
Fiona informs LaLaurie, after watching in disgust as she rails against the very idea that Obama is President, that she will be working as the house maid -- and that means serving Queenie. When LaLaurie (wearing a cute little maid's uniform) tosses Queenie's plate against the wall, she's further demoted to playing personal "slave" to Queenie. Though the scenes between Queenie and LaLaurie are short, I have hopes there are more to come. Watching Bates as LaLaurie frown and pout over the indignities the modern world (and Fiona) are placing upon her are great fun.
What could make a Queenie/LaLaurie face-off in the future less likely is that Queenie decides to come to LaLaurie's defense when the minotaur shows up. I'm not quite sure why she'd bother, given that there's no love lost between these two. But I suppose it's necessary so we can see Queenie try to comfort the minotaur, then logically try to seduce it with a kind of "people think I'm ugly and you're a minotaur, so let's do it" argument. I know it's hard to find dates and all, but I think it's a little desperate for Queenie to throw herself at a man-bull before getting to know it first.
We don't know Queenie well enough to know if masturbating while talking to a mythical creature is out of character for her, but it doesn't make much sense for any moderately sane person to do. And no, I don't look for "American Horror Story" to deliver any degree of verisimilitude. Hello, it's horror and loopy, crazy, funhouse horror at that. I get it; that's part of the appeal. I just ask that occasionally the show try to stick to the implied rules of the universe and characters it creates. When it doesn't (and really, there aren't a lot of rules here), it just makes the writing seem lazy. That explanatory monologue from Queenie? Also lazy. The moment when Queenie discovers the minotaur might not be that into her? Terrifying. I get it. I just wanted to get to that point a little more smoothly.
Anyway, in the "throw the spaghetti at the wall and see what makes people scream" mindset of "American Horror Story," it's entirely the right move for Queenie to get it on with man-beast. Hey! If Mrs. Spencer could molest her drooling Frankenstein monster son, let's bring on the minotaur! He's hot from the neck down, too!
In the show's attempt to cram every revered actress of a certain age into this series, Patti LuPone( joins the cast as Joanna Ramsey, the bible thumper who moves next door with a hot teenage son and a death wish. Of course Madison and Nan show up with lemon cake and raging hormones, which doesn't seem to impress the newfound hottie and is even less appealing to Joanna. Madison declares religion a crock of bleep, she and Joanna get into a fight, a knife is thrown and Madison sets the drapes on fire. Welcome to the neighborhood! Hope you have good insurance!
After all that excitement, you wouldn't think that Joanna would visit Fiona to drop off a Bible and tell her to keep her nasty kids away from her, but I foresee at least a little fun being had by Fiona with the squeaky clean newcomers. These are two great divas who will fight to the bitter end, and LuPone is a more than worthy match for Lange.
The finale, and it's a big, bloody one, is a culmination of Fiona's struggle against the dying of the light. Upon learning that Madison set Joanna's drapes on fire, she's pretty sure she's met the next Supreme -- and now knows exactly who is messing up her blood work with her growing powers. As Fiona tells it, she has cancer. "I won't last the year," she whispers to Madison, before lamenting about her lost opportunities and her crappy run as a Supreme.
At first, it's not really clear what Fiona's end game is -- though she clearly has one. She takes Madison under her wing, gives her advice, and tests her skills without revealing the truth. But that end game is obviously not entirely clear to Fiona herself. When she tries to get Madison to kill her the way that she killed her own Supreme, Madison resists -- and in the struggle, Fiona cuts her throat. Whether it's truly an accident or self-preservation, the end result is the same -- and yet again, Spalding is around to clean up the mess.
And thus we get our best line of the episode: "This coven doesn't need a new Supreme. It needs a new rug."
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They named themselves Halfway to Hazard and in 2007 they witnessed many of their dreams come true.
Right now, the duo is enjoying their first extended break in quite awhile, but also looking forward to what lies ahead.
We recently caught up with them at Chad's home in Nashville.
Chad Warrix has only been home in Nashville about 75 days this year and rarely gets to spend time in his studio.
Chad and David continue to travel across the country promoting their album.
The duo has been on more than 260 airplanes and visited more than 150 radio stations in 2007 alone!
Both are married and have small children and say it's tough not seeing them for days at a time.
Chad and David say the past year has been a blur and what they've been able to accomplish hasn't sunk in.
Chad and David say some of their biggest fans are from Kentucky and they continue to be amazed at what some fans will do.
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On October 20, 2015, the Village Board of Pelham passed a resolution designating a portion of the
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New York, Westchester & Boston Railway (NYW&B) Centennial Celebration - July 14, 2012 - New Rochelle,NYThe New York, Westchester & Boston Railway (NYW&B) opened to the public on May 29, 1912, stretching 21 miles from White Plains in suburban Westchester County to Harlem River Terminal in the Bronx. For twenty five years, "The Westchester" carried the faithful in growing numbers until the economic realities of the 1930s caught up with the railroad that was built ahead of its time. The NYW&B passed into the history books on the last day of 1937, but the last chapter of this storied line has yet to be told...
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- Improving speech-to-text analysis with Story
- Organizing projects in Prelude
- Batch renaming with Bridge
- Preparing images for video in Illustrator
- Working with Photoshop files in Premiere Pro
- Round-tripping a soundtrack from Premiere Pro to Audition and back again
- Preparing content for After Effects in Premiere Pro
- Sending work from Premiere Pro to SpeedGrade
- Using Dynamic Link to share sequences between Premiere Pro and Encore
- Using the Media Encoder to output from After Effects
Skill Level Beginner
Adobe Illustrator is an excellent choice if you want to create graphics for Premiere Pro or After Effects, for example. It's vector-based, and it's very flexible. And well, it's Illustrator and it's designed for illustration. With the later releases of Illustrator, we now have the option to create new files that follow particular profiles. So, here for example, if I go to file and choose New, I can choose a film and video profile.
And this is automatically going to give me the right dimensions for different kinds of video format. Notice that these are square pixel versions of these formats. So for example, if we're going for PAL DV Widescreen, here you can see we're getting 1050x576 pixels rather than the usual 720x576 non-square. It's the same thing for NTSC Widescreen. So, just be aware of that. If you're working with full HD formats, then you should expect to see regular square pixel options.
Of course, there are what's called thin Raster HD formats as well. That would be, for example, regular HDV is acutlaly 1140x1080. Same thing for HD cam. If I go for this 1280x720 option, that's the resolution of the video assets I'm using here. You can see we, we don't need to bleed. We want to be working with pixel units and we definitely want to be working in RGB color mode. Premiere Pro actually operates in RGB. So, if you're bringing graphics in that are using that color format, you're just going to be compatible straight away.
It's going to be fine. Same white case from print press, we're not going to go there. We're going to stick with the RGB, the raster effects, the screen resolutions not particularly important. Because Premiere Pro is just going to look at the number of dots. The main can we're going to look for really is the resolution of the image. So lets call this new graphic just so we've got a reference. I'll click OK. Of course, you can create and use templates as well. What we're going to get now is our safe action and title zones. and if I just scroll out a little bit, you get a sense of the area that we've got to work with.
This is our canvas. Just notice as well if I do go back to the new item option here, we do have the option to create multiple artboards. So, if you're going to create a series of titles and you want to use Illustrator, make as many of these as you like. When you save the document out, you've got the option of having an individual file for each artboard. So, it's a really quick way of duplicating your content. One thing worth noting about the resolution of the images you create with Adobe Illustrator is, of course, if you're working in pure vector.
It doesn't matter what the resolution is, you can always just produce it any resolution you like. However, when you bring the file into Premiere Pro, it's going to be converted to rasterized, a Bitmap, a pixel-by-pixel graphic. So, if in doubt go big and you can always scale down later. After Effects, of course, can now convert Illustrator files into shape layers. So you retain some of the vector qualities there. One thing to look out for is that Premiere Pro will tend to keep the resolution of any object that you create rather than the resolution of the canvas.
Just to give you an example, I'm just going to draw a really simple rectangle here, there you go. It's a white rectangle, and obviously this is not filling the screen. If I save this and just pressing Ctrl+S or Cmd+S, and I'll just call, well, let's keeps this as new graphics, here so you can see it. It's in the Graphics folder with the other assets here. So, let's save that, and I'll just click OK on the default options to save. There's nothing particularly special to say that. If I jump over to Premiere Pro now and I've got a project here for working with Illustrator.
If I import this graphic, I'm just double-clicking on the Project panel to import. You'll notice if I hover the mouse over the graphic, this is not 1280x720 resolution. It's 851x190 because that's the resolution of that rectangle. If I drag this onto my timeline, you can see it's just going to float in the middle of the screen. That original positioning that I assigned in Illustrator, it's completely gone. So what you want to look out for, if I just toggle back over to Illustrator is the addition of crop marks or trim marks.
You can add these manually, but we're going to show you a short cut as well. Let me just open up another graphic that I've got here. I'm just going to double-click and open up this latest news graphic. And this is got a few layers on it, some text. Okay, I'm not going to win any awards on it for graphic design. But you can see I've got a little strap line at the bottom of the picture, and this is inside my safe title zone. If I select any of the items here, I've got some text here. I can now go to the Object menu and I can choose Create Trim Marks. And this is going to create a trim selection that Premiere Pro will recognize.
Now, this, it can be pretty fiddly. You can just Click and Drag, and I'm just going to pull this right out first of all. There we go. And you can then line up with this black line which is the absolute edge of the canvas, depending on the view of course. You might find it easier to go to the View menu and just set this to Outline view. So, you get a clean white background, and now you want to drag in and use the Smart Guides to snap into position. But be warned, it can be kind of difficult to get it exactly on. You see here it's, it's not exactly, you can tell from the tool tip there, I'm not exactly getting 1280x720 resolution.
You can get it better by zooming in and holding down the Alt key here, and I'm using the scroll wheel on my mouse. And now, I can snap at a much higher resolution, if you like, and I can get it closer. And with a lot of fiddling, zoom in a little bit more. A little bit more. You can get it down so that it's pretty much exactly right, and that will work. When you import that into Premiere Pro, you're going to get 1280x720 resolution. If I just toggle back to Premiere Pro, I just import that latest news Illustrator file, and throw that on the timeline.
You can see there's the original, with no crop marks, so it's just in the center of the screen. If I import again, and this time bring in with trim, this version, where I added those trim marks already, and let's position that next to it. You can see the benefit is immediately apparent. I've now got the correct positioning of that strap line here. It is without the trim marks, and here it is with the trim marks. There is a short cut way of doing this though, and I don't know if this counts as being the right way to do it. Just close this down.
But it absolutely works. Let me open up that original again. If you go to the Rectangle tool, and I'll just zoom out a little bit. Here we go. And then just click rather than Clicking and Dragging. You can punch in the dimensions you want, so I'm going to put in 1280x720 pixels and click OK. There's my rectangle. Make sure we have the Selection tool selected and just let that snap into position. Then go to your layers and turn off visibility for that layer. You've still got the resolution though. Again, if I toggle over to Premiere Pro and open up a version of this with the rectangle, and click Open.
And throw that on the timeline, you see I get exactly the same result. I just zoom in a bit, you can see the Phase 3. So, that's with no trim marks. That's with trim marks. Could be a little bit fiddly. And then we've got no trim marks, but with that invisible rectangle. So, it's just a low down dirty way of doing it. I suppose another option would be to use a template and just repeatedly use that file, but this works, too. Of course, like any other kind of graphic media, the Illustrator files you import into Premiere Pro have no duration. So, you can trim these out, infinitely if you like and it'll behave like any other graphic or photo, or anything that just has no duration at all. So, that's preparing Illustrator files for video and importing them into Premiere Pro CS6.


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It doesn't matter whether people love them or hate them, at some point in time, companies may find themselves having to work with a headhunter. Having a basic understanding of how they operate can make the task a little easier, in the event someone happens to have a genuine dislike towards them. To begin with, a headhunter has something most don't-inside information on the job market and information about openings that will never see the light of day. A highly experienced headhunter is able to research and find jobs much more efficiently than the average Joe. The main focus is to match the right person with a job. If chosen wisely, a headhunter can be the catalyst for their career.
If someone hired or they find the perfect candidate, a headhunter is paid. In addition, headhunters leave a happy train of people behind including the employee and company, both of which can provide recommendations for future business.
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The process always begins with the employer. The owner, manager or appropriate HR contact will write a description of the candidate they want. Usually, this description includes both soft and hard skills and which type of personality would fit best into their corporation.
The headhunter then begins searching for the perfect match. The phrase "perfect match" is key here because it's probably the most crucial element that needs to be understood about a headhunter.
They've been hired to facilitate the hiring process, not make things complicated. For this reason, a headhunter is only interested in those candidates who are an exact match and meet the criteria that's been set forth.
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If someone isn't a precise match, they probably won't get that call. It has nothing to do with them personally, but it has everything to do with finding exactly what the company wants. It's about making money and securing repeat business.
Another thing to keep in mind that most headhunters work for the company. Fees may vary, but they generally earn 20 to 30 percent of an employee's annual salary if they find the right candidate. What does this mean? Simply put, a headhunter's loyalty is with the company.
Finally, because a headhunter gets paid only when they are successful, they aren't afforded the luxury of spending time on things that probably won't pay off. A headhunter works with only a set number of searches at any given time, and most of them won't pay any attention if a resume doesn't have exactly what they need to find.
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Hi! Congrats on your pregnancy. You can definitely try a VBA2C and it is great that you want to be as informed as possible. I would start with finding your local ICAN group and finding the most supportive provider in your area. That is going to be your biggest hurdle in achieving a VBA2C - finding someone who truly supports and wants to help you have your birth, not just someone who will potentially consider letting you maybe try laboring if you meet certain criteria. Also having a supportive partner/family will be very helpful.
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Each year, Bryn Mawr welcomes different groups of alumnae volunteers back to campus for Alumnae Volunteer Summit. The volunteers invited to this year's Summit received an email on July 25th. If you have a question about whether your volunteer role is included, please contact Elizabeth Kimmelman Schwartz at 610-526-7635 or email@example.com. Use this link to register: Summit 2016
This year's Summit is a special one because it takes place over the same weekend as the launch of our Comprehensive Campaign and our volunteer leaders are invited to attend the Campaign Gala on Saturday evening. Those arriving on campus on Friday, September 16th are also invited to our campus-wide kickoff event. Please see the schedule below for further information.
For accommodations, we have reserved a block of rooms at the DoubleTree Valley Forge at the rate of $149 per night. Please book directly with the hotel by August 12th by calling (610) 337-1200 or online using this link: DoubleTree Valley Forge. Transportation will be provided between the hotel and campus and a hospitality suite will be available with drinks and snacks for your convenience.
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- "Captain Phillips" (PG-13, 2013, 134 minutes)
The piercingly realistic "Captain Phillips" will exceed your expectations. The story of the six days that Richard Phillips, captain of the cargo ship Maersk Alabama, spent in April 2009 first trying to avoid a gang of Somali pirates and then as their restive captive, this film does an impeccable job of creating and tightening the narrative screws. This is a film with an emotional quotient that manages to combine the dynamics of human behavior under stress with our affinity for the nuts and bolts of realistic action. Few actors are better known than two-time Oscar winner Hanks, who is back in his wheelhouse here as the above-average average man who possesses the kind of everyday heroism it's easy to both identify with and believe in. As good as Hanks has been in the past, there are moments here, especially near the conclusion, that are deeper and more emotional than anything we've seen from this actor before.
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cast raises this film to new heights.
Extras: Interviews, commentary
- "Blue Jasmine" (PG-13, 2013, 98 minutes)
This is Woody Allen's bleakest drama ever. Cate Blanchett gives a wonderful performance as Jasmine, and her unraveling becomes the conduit for a stinging ironic jab at the Bernie Madoffs of the world. Jasmine was married to one of them, and the question of how much she knew is significant. Yet for all of "Blue Jasmine's" darkness, the movie is among the filmmaker's most emotionally affecting. Allen is surprisingly sensitive in exposing Jasmine, one of those affluent New York sophisticates so easy to dislike. Even the melodrama attached to her new struggles -- a suddenly empty bank account, a mindless job, no closet space -- realities that frame everyday life for many women, is subtly calibrated to allow us to feel for her. And occasionally laugh at the absurdity of it all. A pitch-perfect Alec Baldwin portrays the charismatic Hal, a successful investment broker with many indiscretions. He is the architect of her rise and the reason for her fall.
Extras: Interviews
- "Instructions Not Included" (PG-13, 2013, 115 minutes)
This is a sweet, funny and poignant comedy that Mexican TV star Eugenio Derbez directs, cowrites and coproduces. Derbez also stars as Valentín, an Acapulco playboy whose bachelor lifestyle screeches to a halt when one of his tourist lovers shows up on his doorstep with a baby -- his baby. The movie's Spanish title translates as "No Returns Accepted," a much more appropriate description of this story about a daughter no one wants -- the mother, Julie (Jessica Lindsey), flees, and Valentín follows her to the United States to attempt to return the kid. Six years later, when Valentín has established a lucrative career as a stuntman, and baby Maggie (the perfectly bilingual Loreto Peralta) has grown into a blue-eyed, blond-haired bundle of delight, Julie tracks him down, ready to be a part of her daughter's life. Aimed squarely at a Latino audience, "Instructions Not Included" nonetheless speaks to universal themes about love, fear, parenthood and death.
Extras: None
- "Machete Kills" (R, 2013, 107 minutes)
The story of "Machete Kills" follows a blade-wielding secret agent (Danny Trejo) as he attempts to stop a power-mad industrialist (Mel Gibson) bent on nuclear destruction and interstellar domination. Trejo, a fantastic screen presence, has been better used as a supporting character elsewhere than as a leading man here, as his gruff charms reach their outer limits. The extensive supporting cast of "Machete Kills" all seems a bit confused and left on their own. Charlie Sheen (billed as Carlos Estevez) plays Charlie Sheen as the president, while Gibson brings a darkly crazed tinge to his turn as the film's villain. Numerous other performers, including Antonio Banderas, Cuba Gooding Jr., Demian Bichir, Sofia Vergara, Vanessa Hudgens and Lady Gaga (in her movie debut) all don't so much appear as pass through. Arguably the film's best moment is an end-credits outtake of Michelle Rodriguez and Amber Heard, salty and breezy where the rest of the feature itself is course and stiff.
Extras: Deleted scenes
- "Charlie Countryman" (R, 2013, 107 minutes)
"Charlie Countryman" takes the blender approach to mixing dark adventure, doofus comedy and pie-eyed romance, but forgets to put the lid on when pulsed. Scruffy emo-puppy Shia LaBeouf plays the title role, a young Chicagoan who high-tails it to Bucharest after the death of his mother (Melissa Leo) and gets mixed up with Evan Rachel Wood's smoky-eyed, tough-girl cellist Gabi and her psychotic criminal husband Nigel (Mads Mikkelsen). He then gets caught up in a clich�d underworld of crudely unfunny drug tourists (poor, poor post "Harry Potter" Rupert Grint) and clich�d mobsters whose first instinct is to communicate with explosive violence. Mikkelsen is, as usual, effortlessly scary. "Charlie Countryman" is slickly made, but its unfocused pop culture expressivism has a lingering side effect of emptiness. it's so earnest about being grand and gritty in equal measure it fails at both. LaBeouf works hard, but his efforts are wasted.
Extras: Interviews
Our pick
- "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" (PG-13, 2011, 129 minutes)
Tom Hanks was the most noticeable snub when the Academy Award nominations were announced.
The two-time Oscar winner seemed to be a lock for his gripping performance in "Captain Phillips." He's also arguably the most popular actor in America, which is why film buffs thought Hanks would easily nab his first Oscar nomination since "Cast Away" in 2000.Don't worry about Hanks, friends. His legacy as one of Hollywood's all-time greats is firmly intact.
I could recommend any of a dozen great Hanks movies in this space. I'm choosing "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close," as it may have slipped under your radar a couple of years ago.
The film, which netted a best picture nomination, focuses on a New York City boy grieving over his father (Hanks), who died in the World Trade Center on 9/11.
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But, now that I have awakened I have noticed the Barack Obama is still the President.
Guess you just never know. Is it 2012 yet? Did I miss an election? What is going on here?
Obama is still the President, North Korea is rattling it's swords, the US Army is still fighting in the Middle East, the economy is sluggish, the President has nominated an inexperienced woman for the Supreme Court, America is still divided between liberals and conservatives.
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Since when did securing a Supreme Court seat become a high hurdles contest? The White House and Democrats have turned Second Circuit judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination into a personal Olympics event. Pay no attention to her jurisprudence. She grew up in a Bronx public housing project. She was diagnosed with childhood diabetes at 8. Her father died a year later.
And oh, by the way, did you hear that she was poor?
It's a "compelling personal story," as we heard 20,956 times on Tuesday. Sotomayor's a "real" person. Why, she even read Nancy Drew as a young girl, President Obama told us. She's "faced down barriers, overcome the odds and lived out the American dream that brought her parents here so long ago," Obama said.


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How to Eat Grilled Vegetables 5 Days In a Row
Day 1: Grilled
The first day we eat the vegetables straight off the grill. The true secret to amazing grilled vegetables that are packed with flavor and aren't dry is to marinate them. Although it's something we usually do with meat, veggies like it just the same so toss them in a bag or bowl with a little leftover salad dressing, or whip up a mix of your favorite marinade ingredients and let them soak for at least an hour before hitting the grill grates.
Day 2: Reheated
Did you like your veggies on day 1? Well they're just as good on day 2 if you pop them back in the oven for a few minutes to reheat them. Yes you can use the microwave, but it can often times make them a little more soggy or shrivel-y. The toaster oven does wonders if you happen to have one around. Try a squeeze of lemon on them!
Day 3: Pizza
Dice, dice, dice 'em up! Dice up several large handfuls of your roasted veg to add to the base of your next grilled or baked pizza. It's a great way to impart maximum flavor without having to head to the grocery store. If you haven't tried us, just trust us... regular vegetables will never suffice again!
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Go ahead and add the remaining vegetables to the blender. Blend away until you have small chunks with a little liquid. You can now add this liquid to pasta sauces of your choosing. It will add body, flavor and nutrition to sauces of all colors, but at heart we love it most in marinara!
Day 5: Blended
Since your vegetables at this point are more liquid than not, try adding the remaining amount to your daily smoothie or blended drink. If you remember ahead of time, try to leave out the onions before blending so you don't end up with such a strong taste as it will overpower any fruits or subtle flavors you add after. If smoothies aren't your bag, just freeze the remainder in an ice cube tray for later use in sauces, dips or even quick bread batters!
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Liverpool Message Board
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it will be interesting to see if mascherano gets the same treatment from the FA when he pushed alliadiere in the face that alliadiere got. Mascherano was fine, alliadiere although he was guilty as well got a four game banSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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A Yahoo! User Mar 25, 2008 02:27 Flag
you're barely intelligible RTIAD. You sure you aren't one of the fakers behind the slayer ID??
I think what you are trying to saying is that you didn't see Mascherano do anything wrong when you was at the ground.
Or, by "I was at the game yesterday" did you in fact mean you was out renting your ass in town and missed the game altogether?
cluck cluck
Spion Koppite Spion Koppite Mar 24, 2008 23:25 Flag
law 12 - cautionable offences cites dissent by word or by action as a cautionable offence. Sprinting 20 yards to get involved in a referring decision which didnt involve you constitutes "dissent by action". It was the correct decision -- he should live with it and accept the rules of the sport that provides him with a great living. He actually also showed dissent and was verbally abusive to the ref on 3 occasions prior to the second yellow so it could be argued that he was actually lucky to last the first half.
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Mar 24, 2008 20:40 Flag
Alliadiere got his fine increased as the FA felt the appealing the decision was trivial, not what happened on the pitch. It was pretty black and while, he struck a player in the face, and its a red card offense. Not sure how they felt an appeal would overturn the decision.
I've no idea if there is a plan to appeal the decision on Mach, but since its decent, which is a bit more subjective, then more likely to get a hearing. But, the jeapardy is the FA increasing the ban, not due to any appeal, but the fact he did not leave the field on his own accord.
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He will have to get banned for more than a game as it was a disgrace watching him not wanting to leave the pitch. He looked like he wanted to beat up the ref. It's sad for the Liverpool supporters as well to watch their player behave so badly.
If he doesn't get more than a one match ban then more players are goin to do the same knowing they can get away with it.
A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 20:45 Flag
Mascherano could be in trouble for not leaving the pitch, and rightly so.
He ran over to get involved in something that was nothing to do with him.
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Live Blogging the Close: Will the Tuesday Streak Continue?
This is what a Turnaround Tuesday looks like.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down by as many as 153 points in afternoon trading. But a fierce final-hour turnaround has brought the blue-chip average within shouting distance of positive territory.
The Tuesday streak is on the line: The Dow has been up in each of the past 20 Tuesdays, the longest Tuesday streak ever. The only down Tuesday this year came on Jan. 8.
UPDATE: The Dow finished down 76.49 points, or 0.5%, to 15177.54, putting an end to the Tuesday streak.
Turnaround Tuesday
We've been eagerly watching the sharp comeback in the Dow over the past hour. At last glance, the Dow was down 44 points with 13 minutes to go. It's going to take another big move to get the Dow back in positive territory.
Algo Trading the Catalyst?
Lots of rumors and potential reasons why the Dow has been able to rise in each of the past 20 reasons. One of them may be algo trading, says Dave Lutz, a managing director at Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. in Baltimore.
"As the trend stays in place for a longer time, the occurrence becomes more entrenched in Algo models," Lutz said.
Something to think about in the final minutes of today's action.
10-Minute Warning
Dow down 43 points. Ten minutes to go…
A turnaround, or another bend?
Even if the Dow does close lower today, and it's off 50 points right now, what will be more interesting to see is how it trades tomorrow, and the rest of this week.
Was 15101 really some kind of fundamental support? Is this truly a turnaround, or just another bend in what's become a volatile market.
Slipping Here
Dow now down 60 points. It's not looking good heading into the close.
Not much Momo today
Not looking good here! Thought we could make it, but the gap is widening.
The market never really had much momentum today. How many folks are really going to be jumping in ahead of the big jobs data?
Ah, well
Ah, well, that was a nice idea while it lasted. Dow down 60 now. Put your sad faces back on, and you can write the obit for that Tuesday streak.
1968 Streak Looks Intact
If the Tuesday streak does actually come to an end, one other streak will remain at the top of the record books.
In 1968, the Dow rose for 24 straight Wednesdays from June through November, according to Schaeffer's Investment Research.
Late day rallies
Beyond trhe Tuesday streak, another pattern has been for late day rallies. That's often driven "real money" such as mutual funds putting new cash to work. Wonder if we've seen a pause in the money going into U.S. stock funds over the past week amid the Fed jitters
Dow down 45…
It's all Esther's fault
I said earlier on twiiter, but Esther George bears some responsibility for ending the Tuesday streak by talking about QE rollback today. Doesn't she know what day it?
Two Minutes to Go
Looks like at least one trader will be happy to see the Dow finish in the red.
can we please close red so we don't have to hear about the Tuesday Streak anymore $spy
Scott Redler (@RedDogT3Live) June 4, 2013
It's not all bad news
We still have the streak without consecutive 3-day losses, tho!!!!
That's the end of that
…and, one of the more obscure, random streaks in the history of streaks comes to an end. The Dow was up 20 straight Tuesdays.
Now it's down one.
All Eyes Now on Three-Day Streak
Ah Tom, love the silver lining view of things.
Yes, the three-day streak remains intact. The Dow hasn't suffered three-straight days of losses this year, a stretch that runs more than 100 trading days long.
That represents the longest streak of its kind in history.
That's a Wrap
Thanks for following our end-of-day shenanigans. It got exciting there for a moment, but ultimately the Tuesday streak is over.
We guess all good things must come to an end.
Stay tuned to MoneyBeat and wsj.com all day for continuing news and developments.
The Streak Is Over
What a tease.
Dow finishes down about 77 points. A furious final-hour rally gave the bulls some hope that the Tuesday streak would remain intact.
The Dow was down as little as 30 points in the final half hour. But it was all for naught.


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Skip to comments.TCU Football and the BCS: Is it fair to exclude a "weak conference"?
Posted on 11/08/2009 11:14:39 AM PST by dangus
The likelihood of outrage seems inevitable this year in college football: The BCS controversy, which even President Obama has issued proclamations about, seems ready to explode, since six undefeated teams - two from minor conferences - survive with only three games left in the season. Two conferences, Mountain West and Western Athletic (WAC) are excluded from automatic participation in the BCS, and must compete for one of two wildcard teams, and both still have undefeated teams. But should a team which has gone undefeated and unchallenged take a slot from Alabama or Florida, which are likely to also go undefeated... until they face each other in a conference championship game?
If Texas Christian University (TCU) is excluded, we will be told it is a terrible unjustice. (Based on their current ranking and recent success in BCS games, Boise St. seems the more likely of the two to be included.) If Texas Christian and Boise St. both want to be taken seriously, they need to not only lack losses; they need big wins.
[Don't get started about TCU's victory over BYU proving anything. BYU plays in the same weak conference, where only one other team has a winning out-of-conference record. Everyone was so surprised at BYU's defeat of Oklahoma at the start of the season; Now that Oklahoma's unlikely to have a winning record, can we stop regarding BYU as giant killers?]
To prove TCU and Boise St belong in the BCS, they need to face tough opponents. At the very least, they need to face each other. And they need a format to make sure that the right such match-up keeps happening, year after year. There are three options:
The first is to leave a game open in each team's schedules, so that each team in each conference plays a team of equal strength in the opposite conference. If the BCS committee or the NCAA doesn't approve, then they should rejoin and boot the teams which are weakest athletically, or academically. (From an athletics standpoint, what is Colorado St, New Mexico, Utah, New Mexico St., and Louisiana Tech doing in these conferences? For that matter, what is Louisiana Tech doing in Western conferences at all?) Pare the conference by five weaklings, and have a conference tournament, like Alabama and Florida will to determine which is the best.
Lastly - and this is the one which should create the best football - would be to recombine and redivide the two leagues, which were previously divided more based on history than anything else. Beyond Boise St. and TCU, fans will argue which schools belong in the upper echelon, but UNLV, Fresno St., Hawaii, Air Force, San Diego St. and Utah seem like a start, give or take a school or two.
Should the academically strong but athletically weak San Diego St. go in over Nevada, or should Nevada's comparably strong athletics program outweigh their nearly open enrollment? Should the BYU-Wyoming rivalry be preserved, or relegated to history, like the racially charged events which helped spawn it? Given Hawaii's border-line academics and athletics, should they be allowed in, just because they'll help their rivals attract athletes? Or are schools like TCU better off being able to complain about injustice rather than risk proving their exclusion to be just? What's your take?
They should exclude the weaker conferences, starting with the Big East and the ACC. I mean, if the BCS wants to exclude the WAC and the MWAC, out west, they should exclude the weaker conferences out east.
Any one see this today?
"Bleymaier is making a nearly unheard of offer in college football scheduling Boise will bring its popular, high-profile, top-10 team to any stadium in any town to play any big name team in America in 2011. And they dont have to return the date in Idaho.
So far, no one has bit."
But who qualifies for the playoffs? There are 12 conferences, and 8 spots. Do you let wildcards in, or do you hand off byes to the 4 conferences that have conference playoff games? (Actually, that last idea might not be so bad.)
It wasn't long ago that people would argue that a national tournament game would settle all the controversies; all it did was spawn rage about who belongs in the "BCS," which was created to settle the matter. What if a 5-3/7-5 team knocks off a previously undefeated team in a conference tournament while a 10-2 team goes all the way?
There's always going to be bickering.
>> Do you let wildcards in, or do you hand off byes to the 4 conferences that have conference playoff games? (Actually, that last idea might not be so bad.) <<
Oops: 11 conferences, with 3 byes to the 3 conferences with tournaments. (ACC, SEC, Big 12).
No, I didn't. But, I did know Fresno St. tries to do that. My 3 suggestions were based on ways that TCU and Boise St. could control their own destinies. Kudos to Boise St. And a pox (not literally) on all those SEC teams that play Division II opponents.
It's all about TV ratings. The day a WAC or MWAC team plays in a bowl game that gets better ratings than a BCS bowl the system will change, until then forget about it.
Any new conference will have a private school. So even if one is weak, you better include that in any figuring.
It's hard to knock TCU and what they have done this year but for Boise St., as the article suggests, is asked to score "style" points along with their wins in order to be taken serious. I haven't seen the BCS poll yet but obviously Iowa should drop behind Boise St. A coworker last week, prior to the poll, thought colusion would put Oregon ahead of Boise. That article I posted sums it up pretty good: "all Boise St. can do is win" and let the chips fall where they may.
This is the biggest fraud in modern sports. Each conference has up and down seasons, I don't think the ACC or Big Ten have a legitimate top 10 team this year. Boise State a year ago, and Utah in the Fiesta 3-4 years back were playing as well as anyone in the country. These small conference schools continuing to pay into a system that doesn't represent them reminds me quite a bit of US taxpayers.
The "plus one" is probably the closest we'll get to a playoff.
Seeding 4 teams in 2 bowls that rotate among the big 5 (if the Cotton becomes a big bowl again in Jerryworld)
This year might Have Bama/UF winner, Texas, Cincy, TCU....or the UF/Bama loser depending on how Cincy/TCU finish.
Tough for Bama or UF to be forced to play the other team again.
Given the fact that most schedules are made 4-5 years out, I can understand why no one has an opening for Boise St. in 2011.
IIRC, Boise St. had great ratings last year in the BCS.
Well, Oregon will have a reserved spot, but it would be almost impossible to get Oregon into a better bowl. I was looking at something happening like (for instance) SEC champ v. Texas, Cincinnati v. Boise St., Penn St. v. Oregon, Georgia Tech. vs. SEC runner-up and bye-bye TCU., which would have outraged sportswriters (the very same who will have voted for the SEC runner-up, by the way) turning 18 colors of purple that the SEC runner-up is in, and TCU is out.
And you know what? The only way a playoff would include TCU would be to give automatic spots to the lesser conferences. But that would leave the SEC runner-up with an argument to be #1, unless the SEC winner, or the team that beat the SEC winner was the overall champion.
My proposal is the each year make each team that finished in the BCS Top 32, to play two games against other teams that finished in the Top 32, to be picked by random in a drawing before the season starts.
The simple matter is this: no playoff system can fairly pick the winner of 120+ teams after only 11 games. Things were better when it was simply the Rose bowl, the Orange Bowl, the Cotton Bowl, etc., and people fought it out about whether the Pac-10 was better than the ACC.
Yeah but that was in a BCS game, the BCS guys will say that's because it was a BCS game, they've got a lot of ego. Get Boise St in one of those "local sponsor nobody ever heard of" bowls and have IT beat BCS rating and they'll start paying attention.
In my scenario, the quarterfinals--played one week after the conference championship games--have #1 vs. #8, #2 vs. #7, #3 vs. #6, and #4 vs. #5, with the higher-ranked team hosting the game. This would actually put more balance back to northern-based programs like Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State if they're highly-ranked at start of the tournament, since in early December the weather in the northern climates would be quite cold and that could work against an SEC, ACC, Big 12 or Pac 10 in the tournament normally playing in warmer climates by late November-early December.
Yes, but what's the alternative? To ignore the BCS and be left out altogether?
>> Boise State a year ago, and Utah in the Fiesta 3-4 years back were playing as well as anyone in the country. <<
Not to disagree, but the point is that we'll never know. And anyone who thinks that any of these bowl games determines that team A is better than team B is fooling themselves. But it's the contest that matters. That's why I'm cool with going back to the days of the Rose Bowl, etc. At least then we didn't delude ourselves into thinking we had actually determined the best team in the country. We all just watched a good game. Arguing whether an undefeated Notre Dame was better than undefeated Rose Bowl winner was a matter of opinion and sport, not of 'fairness' and 'inclusion.'
I wonder ...if teams from certain conferences can never make it to the championship game (no matter if they are undefeated)...should they put these conferences into a brand new Division where the can compete for a championships?
Not sure what the private school status has to do with anything. Notre Dame, Duke, Auburn, Boston College, Stanford, USC, TCU, BYU and Baylor are all private schools. Does that say anything about the Big 12, the ACC, the Pac-10, the SEC?
The BCS is nothing but BS.
Well, that doesn't prove anything, then. But I would bet that an undefeated TCU against an undefeated Boise St. would get good ratings.
If the question is if TCU could compete with the big boys, the answer, IMO, is an unqualified yes. Same for Cincinnati this year. But year in and year out TCU proves it belongs in the game.
Yes, it *is* BS. But so is the notion that there is any non-BS way of naming a national champion with only a small number of rounds of bowl games. So instead of getting all hot and bothered about whether such-and-such a team was unfairly excluded, we should relax and enjoy the games, and just keep a mental asterisk in our head that Boise St. was also undefeated.
I'm with you.
2008 Utah*
2006 Boise State*
2004 Utah*
2004 Auburn*
I understood that. Again, however, the issue is who picks which teams are in? Do you boot the SEC championship loser to make room for TCU?
How's this for an idea?
EVERYbody leave two unscheduled games. Have the opposition chosen by merit, but the opposition can't be in your own conference, or someone you played in a bowl game the last year anyway. Schedule Boise St. to play Texas and Florida, and then going undefeated would mean something! Then the current system would make a little sense. No-one would have to pretend that these matchups were the end all and be all of football, but Boise St. could still prove something if it "only" beat Texas and Alabama, or even Kansas and Alabama.
Little side note:
With fully HALF of the Big East now in the BCS Standings Top 25 (and Rutgers not far behind), can people knock off knocking the Big East (not that anyone has done that here)?
West Virginia's Sugar Bowl victory a few years back may just wind up being the most fateful game in college football history, since it helped defend against the argument that the reorganized Big East didn't belong in the BCS.
I think you mean Vandy and not Auburn.
I'm sure it would. And hopefully outside a BCS bowl. The problem really is that the BCS guys not only believe they're right about everything, but really don't care about anything but the revenue. They're perfectly comfortable with a system that nobody else on the planet likes, so any concept of things like fairness are falling on deaf ears. When wondering about the guys that run the BCS always remember that it's named the Bowl Championship Series, and yet the games don't form any form of a series, they use 5 games in a non-playoff format thus making 4 of those games not contribute at all to the crowning of a champion. It takes a special kind of person to come up with the BCS.
My understanding is with a private school in the conference, the public schools athletic departments can keep more information private.
That is why as you are pointing out, they all have at least one private school.
Can anybody imagine a professional sports league in which the teams in the "weakest" division were told before the season started that no matter how well that division's winner did during the regular season, they wouldn't be allowed to participate in the playoffs? That's pretty much how the BCS system is set up. Teams such as Boise St and Cincinnati could go undefeated, but they probably won't be given the chance to play for the national championship because of the conferences that they play in. Since this seems to be the case, then why are teams from the "weaker" conferences even listed in the BCS rankings?
That explains why the SEC puts up with Vandy.
A playoff is the only way to make sense of this. The current system has incredible flaws, and even a plus one isn't adequate. Head to head is the only way. A sixteen team playoff where conference champions are automatic bids and the rest are at large would work. And while a MAC team (or ACC/Big Ten team) this year would likely not win a championship, they are still part of NCAA Division I and have no shot currently. Explain to me why every other sport, on every level understands this except for Division I football. Its money, pure and simple. Regarding the argument that the ratings would be down with smaller schools, I doubt that. No one tuned out when George Mason was playing Cinderella against UConn a few years ago; in fact, it added to the intrigue. I love college football (and all sports) and can't wait to be able to enjoy it again without the mixed feelings Bowl season invokes.
They should just go ahead and declare the winner of the SEC title game National Champion.
Let's not go overboard. I would agree to the winner between the Big 12 and the SEC.
BYU is the main reason for the very existence of the BCS. When BYU won the national championship in 1985, the big conferences were desperate to find a way to prevent teams like BYU from even being considered for a national championship. They couldn't afford to lose that kind of money again so, they eventually came up with the BCS. Now, only the big football schools will be considered for the national championship even when there are non-BCS teams with perfect records and BCS teams that have two, three or even four losses.
BCS teams/schools haven't the guts to go to a playoff system because they know full well that anyone can beat anyone else on any given day so, they need the BCS to protect their fragile egos and pocket books. Its their ball and if they can't play the way they want to play then they're going to just take it and go home.
Exactly. I went to a I-AA, now "Football Championship Subdivision" school (James Madison, 2004 FCS national champs). The top 16 FCS teams have a playoff, and nobody seems to whine about the "strain on the student-athletes" the way the talking heads and the athletic departments at the big boys do. What, the guys at Ohio State are gonna miss a couple more basket-weaving classes so they'll have to hire more actual students to take their tests for them? Ditto Divisions II and III, and it can be said that players at the lower levels need those degrees a LOT more than the BCS players might.
The big schools need to shut up, quit whining, and settle it ON THE FIELD.
once that is done, Boise State will get the offers for larger universities to come and play games there ......and at that time, Bosie State can be national champs if they want.....
but the smurf field must go...
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