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Debra Fine, author of The FINE Art of Small Talk, is a former engineer, now nationally recognized as a keynote speaker and trainer. Her Small Talk programs are held regularly for organizations such as IBM, Wells Fargo Banks, the Junior League, the U.S. Treasury Department, and hundreds of associations including insurance, real estate, legal, financial, and health care organizations.
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text: Film Freak Central tag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-99928295733106445 2015-10-24T16:08:54-05:00 TypePad Needing Bigger Boats: FFC Interviews Larry Fessenden tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01b7c7e277f4970b 2015-10-24T16:08:54-05:00 2015-10-24T21:13:32-05:00 illustration by Bill Chambers It was within the first six months or so of trying this thing out professionally that I reviewed Larry Fessenden's third film (and masterpiece), Wendigo. I was moved, deeply, by its observation of childhood and innocence lost. I was taken by the care of its presentation. It was thematically tight. And technically? On point, including a fantastic stop-motion, practical conception of the titular bogie. It's a lovely bit of myth-making that understands why we make myths in the first place. Years later, when Fessenden directed his "aquatic" film Beneath for basic cable, certain wags would brand it his Jaws--knowing, famously, that Spielberg's maritime yarn was among Fessenden's favourites. The boat they missed is that his Jaws is actually Wendigo: childhood's end; death of the father; the parents' inability to protect their young; and, yes, the creation of myths to contextualize what it could and explain the rest away. When Wendigo opened in Denver, Mr. Fessenden reached out to the Denver Film Society, still housed at the old Tivoli Brewery at that time, to let them know that if they were premiering the film, he would like it if I introduced it on opening night. It was... Bill Chambers ...and spice: FFC Interviews Anna Boden & Ryan Fleck tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08552ca5970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-21T12:07:27-05:00 April 26, 2009|So here's the deal: I don't care about casting, I don't care about locations, and I don't really even care about how or why an idea came into being. Inspirations are interesting sometimes, sometimes not; you ask the inspirations question and you usually get either apathy or irritation. Very seldom do you get something revelatory. Do any kind of research before most any kind of movie-related interview and you'll find that if the questions weren't already asked, the what-was-it-like-to-work-with?s and how-did-so-and-so-get-involved?s and what-did-it-feel-like-when?s, then the answers were already spoken without provocation. It would be a particular shame to burn a promo-tour/DVD supplement-type inquiry on filmmakers like Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, who, between the surprising Half Nelson and the even more surprising Sugar, actually seem interested in having a dialogue with their audience. Sugar essays a good dozen hot-button issues without giving a one of them soapbox or short shrift; it treats its characters with the same respect with which it treats its audience. I came away from meeting Ms. Boden and Mr. Fleck in the "Tokyo Room" of Denver's Hotel Monaco with a gratifying reminder that on occasion, it's still possible to divine the wellspring of the... Bill Chambers The Thinking Man's Nimrod: FFC Interviews Nimrod Antal tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08552b48970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-21T12:08:49-05:00 April 3, 2005|I caught a late-night screening of Nimród Antal's Kontroll during the 27th Starz Denver International Film Festival that was packed thanks to buzz that had been spreading ever since the film was honoured with the 23rd Prix de la Jeunesse in the Un certain regard category at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival. Alive with ideas and images, Kontroll combines western sensibilities and a peculiar Eastern Bloc social awareness--a little bit of surrealism and a little bit of Jungian archetype-building. It alone has the potential to rejuvenate a Hungarian film industry made moribund by the fall of the Iron Curtain, and it was written and directed by a California boy who moved to Hungary at the age of 17. I chatted with Mr. Antal on the telephone from New York, where he was performing press duties in preparation for the North American release of Kontroll, one of the top-grossing Hungarian films in history and the first to be invited to Cannes in twenty years. Despite his pedigree (a graduate of the damnably stringent Hungarian Academy of Drama and Film (8 applicants are accepted in the director's track annually), he began there as a cinematographer before switching programs midstream), Mr.... Bill Chambers A Taste of Freeman: FFC Interviews Morgan Freeman tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb085529a4970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 December 19, 2004|A man who needs little introduction in American cinema, Morgan Freeman is taller in person than you'd expect (slimmer, too) and gracious to the point of delaying his lunch so that we could finish our conversation. In town to receive a lifetime achievement award at the 27th Starz Denver International Film Festival, Mr. Freeman granted interviews with no specific movie to hump, his long-awaited reunion with director Clint Eastwood, Million Dollar Baby, still flying low on the radar at that point. He was there sans agenda, in other words, a rare place to find an interview subject and an invitation--a daunting one--to go over some ground that has already been trampled flat. The challenge of chatting with someone as well-known as Mr. Freeman is always going to be finding something new to discuss: even if you come up with a fresh question, after all, like anyone polished in the apple of the public eye, the super-famous and the oft-dissected have developed a skill for reverting to stock answers and widely-published responses. (As the saying goes, they answer the question they wish they were asked.) It's not affectedness, exactly--it's training. And after a while, that training becomes as helpless... Bill Chambers Prolific: FFC Interviews Kevin Bacon tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08552977970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 December 5, 2004|"It's just orange juice, no vodka," I said, pointing to my little plastic cup emblazoned with the brand name of a certain Russian beverage that, this autumn morning, was also a sponsor for the ten-day 27th Starz Denver International Film Festival. "Would've been all right with me," Kevin Bacon assured. Spectral in frame and bearing, Mr. Bacon is in town to receive the John Cassavetes Award--an honour that would seem questionable but for the actor's recent output: unfailingly maverick, skirting with dangerous. Handsome in a feral sort of way, he's best known for his iconic turns in guilty Gen-X pleasures like Footloose, Flatliners, Diner, and, at the top of the heap, Tremors, and yet a closer look at Mr. Bacon's career reveals his tendency towards the dark in the middle of the tunnel as a thing a long time in the making. His is a gallery of rogues and misfits stretching from a bit part in JFK (which the actor cites as a breakthrough for his career) to psychopath performances in films like Criminal Law, The River Wild, and Murder in the First. Between his work in last year's criminally dismissed In the Cut and now The Woodsman,... Bill Chambers The Go-To Guy: FFC Interviews Bill Pullman tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08552898970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-19T19:48:35-05:00 October 24, 2004|Wearing a baseball cap and red jacket, Bill Pullman seems like any other sturdy middle-aged guy. He does, that is, until he talks. Like his screen persona, Mr. Pullman chews over his words with careful, delighted concentration--his speech is laced with just a hint of savoury, not the least because of his affection for "hmmm" as a lead-in to his laconic delivery. There's something about this vital sense of Mr. Pullman always being in the process of discovery (of evolving, if you will) that I suspect draws directors as creepily revolutionary as David Lynch, Wim Wenders, Wes Craven, and Thomas Vinterberg into his orbit. Mr. Pullman fights battles with himself in his performances, a sense of tension that's made palpable when he's matched with artists similarly engaged in refereeing the wrestling match between the intimate and the profane. In town for an experimental theatre project with which he's involved at the National Theater Conservatory, Mr. Pullman was joined for a few days at the 27th Starz Denver International Film Festival by Curtiss Clayton, who directed him in the filmed re-telling of Verdi's Rigoletto, Rick. FILM FREAK CENTRAL: Dear Wendy is in the can: a Thomas Vinterberg from a... Bill Chambers Bride of the Woodsman: FFC Interviews Kyra Sedgwick tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08552848970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 October 17, 2004|Taller than you'd think and luminescent on a drizzly autumn day in Denver, Kyra Sedgwick has a smile that lights up a room, even this cavernous warehouse space rented out for the 27th Starz Denver International Film Festival in LoDo. Best known for playing prettier versions of the down-to-earth romantic interests in which Amy Madigan used to specialize, Ms. Sedgwick is approachable and engaged in person, holding a cup of hot tea between her hands for warmth as she talks about the importance of hope in her films, even as her work of late has tended towards a darker hue. This is no doubt the influence of her husband Kevin Bacon's recent forays into the territory of the haunted, spotlighted by the fact that the couple have three collaborative projects out or in the works. Their latest, The Woodsman, finds Ms. Sedgwick cast opposite Mr. Bacon as the girlfriend of a recently-released child molester, a character reminiscent in her sexual liberation of the one she played in Personal Velocity. Ms. Sedgwick has never struck me as the type looking for fame--there is a quality to her work that suggests something as indefinable and inadequate as "carefree." It wasn't... Bill Chambers Shalhoubian Chants: FFC Interviews Tony Shalhoub tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08552798970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-21T12:09:09-05:00 September 5, 2004|Poised on the eve of The Last Shot and the intriguing The Great New Wonderful, Tony Shalhoub had me a long time ago at his three minutes or so in Barton Fink. The best part of Galaxy Quest, playing the guy playing the ethnic guy in a "Star Trek"-like cult television series, Shalhoub also stole the show as fast-talking lawyer Freddy Riedenschneider in his reunion with the Coen Brothers, The Man Who Wasn't There; demonstrated uncommon intelligence and sensitivity in the still-underseen Big Night; and made his feature-film debut behind the camera with wife Brooke Adams in the independent Made-Up, now trickling into video stores. Shalhoub is an Emmy-winner, too, taking home a trophy for cable-series "Monk", which is winding down its third critically-acclaimed season. But what interests me most about Mr. Shalhoub isn't his theatre presence, his television presence, or his movie presence, per se: it's his decisions to champion projects both risky and unusual. Sure, the abovementioned Big Night, about a pair of immigrant brothers (Shalhoub and co-director/co-writer Stanley Tucci) drowning in a failing business, was a risk, but how about his decision, as an Arab-American of Lebanese descent, to appear in the oft-reviled terrorism thriller... Bill Chambers The Expressionist: FFC Interviews E. Elias Merhige tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb085526df970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 August 29, 2004|I entered into Suspect Zero saddled with some of the most venomous buzz for a picture since Catwoman; apparently a critic's screening somewhere in the wild Pacific Northwest had devolved into a hooting match. But I was hopeful, mainly because director E. Elias Merhige's first film, 1991's Begotten, is one of the bravest, most uncompromising experiments to come out of the American independent scene since Jonas Mekas. Silent, hallucinatory, deeply unsettling, it had the power to enrage and intoxicate in equal measure and did so, making no apologies about its debts to sources as highbrow and "pretentious" as Luis Buñuel and Carl Dreyer. (Seriously, in a time when our president is trying to turn "nuance" into a dirty word, who can blame the cattle calls of the brainwashed naysayer?) Begotten is a masterpiece and a Rorschach test in the way that the best experimental cinema can be: it has the conviction and kineticism of early Stan Brakhage--that is, if Brakhage had a background in William Blake instead of William Burroughs. I'm still lukewarm towards his sophomore feature, the well-received, tongue-in-cheek Shadow of the Vampire, which saw Max Shreck (Willem Dafoe) as a real vampire and F.W. Murnau (John... Bill Chambers The Piece Maker: FFC Interviews Peter Hedges tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb085525c8970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-19T19:09:01-05:00 November 9, 2003|It's one of the horrible ironies of the profession that often the people I like the most during the interview process are the ones who have made the films I find significantly problematic. By writing a review before interviewing someone for the first time, I can safeguard against the tendency to reward, or punish, the film for my relationship with my subjects; if I had my druthers, after meeting Peter Hedges, writer-director of Pieces of April, I would have declined to comment on his film. See, with my wife going into false labour, I stood Mr. Hedges up, but he agreed to reschedule, greeting me with words of encouragement about my impending fatherhood and then, as we were packing up, commiserating with me about the pain of losing a parent. In between, I broached the topic of race in his film, the element of Pieces of April that causes me the most pause, knowing as I did so that Mr. Hedges was probably mistaking our affinity for one another for affection for his film. It's a hard job sometimes, and while I'm under no illusions that I'm friends with, or run in the same circles as, the people... Bill Chambers Resurface: FFC Interviews Scott McGehee & David Siegel tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08550571970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 June 22, 2003|Aspen's NXT lounge and nightclub has, off its main floor, a series of smaller rooms and bars decorated in various shades of dirty opulence. Serving as the base of operations for the 12th Aspen Shortsfest, there I met dark complected Scott McGehee and silver-haired David Siegel--co-hyphenates behind icy technical pictures Suture and The Deep End--in a 20' x 30', glass-walled room sporting three over-stuffed love seats and little padded ottomans with Corinthian flares that I'm sure have a name and work well as a tape-recorder stand. After a brief, bonding conversation about the sorry state of modern film criticism (fed by the sorry state of modern major-daily entertainment editors) and the lack of a critical tradition in the United States in comparison to Europe, we moved on to Suture. FILM FREAK CENTRAL: "Suture" is, of course, a term used in film studies to describe audience identification with characters. Given the mannered detachment of your film, is the title ironic? SCOTT McGEHEE: I mean the title was a little bit ironic, a film theory joke. But I don't think the title was meant to create any kind of distance, we thought it was a great title anyway, but we... Bill Chambers Burger in a Restaurant: FFC Interviews Neil Burger tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb085503e8970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-21T12:09:35-05:00 October 26, 2002|The writer-director of the nifty Interview with the Assassin, a Blair Witch construct involving suburban bogeys and the hypothetical existence of a gunman on the grassy knoll, Neil Burger arrived for our interview at Panzano restaurant in the suddenly chic downtown Denver. Tall, thin, dapper, Mr. Burger lives just six blocks from the World Trade Center site; over the course of our lunch, he recalled how large pieces of debris fell just feet from his home--and how an atrocity of that magnitude puts everything else into sharp perspective. We spoke about the massacre at Columbine High School near my house and compared notes on the funereal, vaguely psychotic atmosphere that followed our respective intimate tumults. FILM FREAK CENTRAL: Tell me about your film's producers, Brian Koppelman and David Levien. NEIL BURGER: They wrote a film called Rounders and just wrote and directed their first film, Knockaround Guys. Right, I sort of liked both of them--good dialogue. They're really great guys, really smart--good writers, good producers--so it was really a great thing to have talented folks to bounce your ideas off of. I knew Brian and told him what I was writing and he said, "Y'know, we're thinking about... Bill Chambers A Get-Together with Chen Kaige: FFC Interviews Chen Kaige tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb08550266970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 October 19, 2002|Stentorian in voice and a little dreamy in mien, Chen Kaige ("Tzen KI-guh"), one of the primary members of China's Fifth Generation of filmmakers, is a tribute guest at the 25th Denver International Film Festival. A group that included Zhang Yimou (a cameraman on Kaige's Yellow Earth prior to becoming a director), the Fifth Generation introduced more intimate stories told on a larger scale than the Chinese cinema that came before. It is a movement also marked by remarkably vivid colour schemes, interest in period pieces, and epic tableaux. From the first, Kaige's films demonstrate a preoccupation with how music influences and shapes lives: 1984's Yellow Earth (the literal translation is "yellow dirt") begins as a mission undertaken by the Red Army to collect "happy" folk songs; Life on a String (Bian zou bian chang) promises the meaning of life for a banjo player after he's broken his one-thousandth string; and Kaige's best known picture, Farewell My Concubine, details the struggle of young students in the Peking Opera Company. Set in his hometown of Beijing, Kaige's latest film Together is his first contemporary drama since 1987's King of the Children (Hai zi wang); following the relationship of a... 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I was honoured to chat with Mr. Silver on the telephone from Toronto this morning preparatory to the Colorado debut of The Last Just Man at the Argus Human Rights Festival. FILM FREAK CENTRAL: What's your background? STEVEN SILVER: I was a law student, I was doing an "LLB" at University in South Africa and made a short film and decided I'd rather do that than study law. I moved to Toronto where I wrote and produced a film [in 1997] called... Bill Chambers Cory McAbee in Black and White: FFC Interviews Cory McAbee tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a0168ea36d6b2970c01bb0854c949970d 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 2015-07-20T23:01:00-05:00 September 18, 2002|Cory McAbee's The Billy Nayer Show is a brilliant aural assault of a band that just so happens to be involved in the process of filmmaking. The American Astronaut--written, directed, and starring McAbee--is an amalgamation of traditional 35mm cinematography, still photographs, paintings, and in one particularly disquieting scene, sculpture. 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steering column so bad it is not drivable now. I filled with the http://BBB.com Better Business Bureau where they have an F rating but they have not been able to help me. I am going to file a small claims court suit soon. Do yourself a favor and go someplace else. This place is nothing but trouble!
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Street trading and the World Cup: a 'beautified', inclusive city?
By Elsa Burzynski
When analysing official discourse and existing legislation about street trading, it appears that this activity is associated with all that is negative: crime, drug trafficking, pollution and non-compliance with the most basic hygiene rules, litter, overcrowding... Street traders are seen as being 'behind' many illegal activities, and street trading is considered as an issue to tackle, to hide, or to eradicate. This is even more the case when cities are hosting international events and when they are to be seen and looked at by a vast, worldwide audience. They have to convey a specific image of their country - and often, when it comes to cities in the global south, to build this very image for the occasion. Street trading being associated with the 'non-modern', many researchers have noticed that evictions often accompany major public and tourist events (Skinner: 2008), as part of a 'beautification process'. The preparation for the upcoming 2010 World Cup is thus an example of how street trading, being associated with several negative issues and specific risks, is to be controlled when a city, in this case the municipality of Tshwane, hosts such an event.
A set of measures to control street trading ahead of and during the World Cup
Street trading in Tshwane is regulated by the street trading by-laws as well as by the traffic by-laws. Besides this existing legislation, the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) and the City of Tshwane have agreed on additional by-laws, to be implemented during the Confederations Cup (2009) and the World Cup (2010). These by-laws aim at reinforcing
legislation, including that related to street trading, by:
In addition to these by-laws, FIFA and the City of Tshwane have been working on specific projects regarding the accommodation of a certain number of traders in predefined areas during the event. They intend to define "trading corridors" (specific streets where street trading can legally occur) as well as additional sites to accommodate a pre-defined number of street traders (mostly those selling foodstuffs and arts and crafts). The City of Tshwane has included public viewing areas (safe spaces from where to view buildings or sites of interest) among these additional sites.
Traders allowed to sell in such sites are to be identified from the existing database, according to precise criteria such as their compliance with hygienic rules or the quality of the goods sold (when it comes to arts and crafts), and will be given "events permits".
Similar projects are to be tested in other hosting cities such as Johannesburg, as the website of the City of Johannesburg confirms: "new opportunities are being created for traders to benefit from being situated in high fan traffic areas", including "several parallel events at which accredited traders will be able to sell their wares", as well as specific trading sites or "demarcated areas" (fan parks, public viewing areas, fan boulevard walkways, MTN Ekasi TVs, park and rides, and drop-off zones).
The FIFA street trading by-laws and these project plans confirm the fact that street trading is seen as a 'nuisance', preventing the city from being functional (security and traffic concerns, actual pollution) and aesthetic (visual pollution). It has to be regulated, hidden or removed from certain areas - hence the increasing number of clean-up campaigns and a noticeably increased police presence in the streets, searching and controlling stalls. As a consequence, major public events such as the World Cup only benefit a few traders - those who will be identified by the Local Economic Department, who will be issued a specific permit, and who will receive specific training. As for others, they might have been able, or they might be able in the future, to indirectly take advantage of this event:
The World Cup and the possibility of social unrest
As noted earlier, street trading is often associated with insecurity by officials. It is also associated with insecurity by some street traders themselves. Indeed, trading in the streets means being visible and vulnerable, especially when it comes to a specific category of traders - those from other African countries. When talking with non-South African traders, it appears that many of them ascribe their vulnerability to xenophobic feelings (Skinner : 1999), some fearing they will be assaulted or insulted due to their status as 'foreigners'. Xenophobia is indeed an important obstacle when it comes to the integration of non-nationals, including their participation in the South African economy - or, at least, it is viewed as such by many non-nationals.
The majority of the traders tend to say that they should be safe during the upcoming World Cup, as the country has to present itself as a safe, inclusive destination for 'foreigners' - to tame the 'social unrest'. However, most of them fear the period after the World Cup, expecting increased xenophobia and harsher immigration policies. This event, and the period following, thus becomes the locus for increased anxiety and for urban legends regarding the possibility of xenophobic attacks. Many traders say they have heard, or have been told by South African citizens, that they will be threatened immediately after the event. Others, like B., say that there will be more arrests after the World Cup, and that the Department of Home Affairs will refuse to renew the asylum seekers` permit which most of them are using. Many traders thus plan to go back to their home country after the event.
It is quite impossible to anticipate the possibility of attacks or harsher measures against non-nationals after the World Cup. However, it is obvious that South African cities have an interest in displaying a pacified social environment during the event - an environment which remains a fiction according to the 'foreign' street traders themselves.
Elsa BURZYNSKI is a French anthropologist currently being hosted by Urban Landmark. She is working with street traders in Tshwane, focusing on non-nationals, as part of her studies [firstname.lastname@example.com].
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He had me meet him at his studio at least five or six times. Always informing my agent I would be there. I was never told directly, but through a few of the other "models" (I've been in the biz a long time, the girls he hired were 18, far from model quality as they were short and not exactly fit. But I thought he was just trying to open the door for all looks. I found out he'd had these girls to his home, driving his mercedes (of which he claimed to have three) plus a 150K mustang he insisted on showing me. I couldn't figure out where the money was coming from to do all he said he was doing. That he had purchased his own Station and would be taping several shows one a cooking show, and always with models wearing his designs. He had told several girls they would receive 5K bonus and a five year contract as well as that we would be traveling to China as well, supposedly in August. Soon, having made several trips to Phillips studio, I asked about the contract. He said he would not be working with my agent, that they had told some of the models to F off, and that he would keep a couple of girls of the twenty he had supposedly hired from M Models (I have since found out they are just as suspect as phillip prince), and I was one of the girls, He also had me helping him with office work, calling people, organizing his cell phone, placing ads for a Child Care Full Time Livin, which in the ad he promised free Mercedes one of three, room, money, travel, and they were always chinese or oriental, and usually 18 or so. It didn't matter to him whether they had a ca. drivers lic either. These are his children! And he's using them to get ... well, it's a great way to intice young girls new to LA.
I never heard more from Phillip, though I'd had to put over two months off of auditioning as I was on hold with the Prince Modular Shoot, as well as the trip to China. It all turned out to be a scam. They dropped my agent for asking for a down payment on 20 girls, a normal thing, Phillip got angry and pulled 20 jobs from 20 very eager, patient, expecting 5K plus in income and a possible 5 year contract.
Raising the hopes of young girls in this business is something you see all the time in this industry, but people directly using them and god only knows what else he is up to. I got a strong feeling this was a person that was clearly a sociopath who just lives in some kind of dream deal, which I've recently found out is a source of charges of FRAUD from the DA in Vegas and LA.
My desire, to sue both my agent and Phillip Prince. A verbal agreement of 5K for my time and potential first shoot, only to find out I wasted money for parking, gas and time. Last time I phoned Phillip, he didn't even know he I was. Once he claimed to remember, he assured me that the shoot was still going to take place and he'd call the following week. After weeks of this repeat in conversation, I gave up. But I'd like to see people like this held responsible for their illegal dealings, especially those who change the hopes and dreams of young girls who can easily be destroyed by the fraudulent, sexual attentions, and lost money, I'd like to see retrobution and payback. Jail may even satisfy me as well.
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Bach mentored over 80 students, not the least of them his own sons. Bach's very last student though was one he taught on his deathbed: Johann Gottfried Müthel.
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Complaint Review: Coffee Importers LLC
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Coffee Importers LLC James B Casey Coffee Importers LLC ripped me off San Antonio, Texas
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I have called there company a lot of time. Most of the time no one answers the phone. The few times I got some one on the phone I was told a different story every time. First it was shipped and it must of gotten lost and they were going to reship it.
The next time, the coffee was out of stock and they were not sure when they were going to get more, so I asked for a refund.
I am still waiting for it. Then I called again and they could not find any record of my order. I even got the owner on the phone I think James Casey. He gave me this line this never happens and that they have been in business for twenty plus years. I checked with the BBB and they have over twenty complaints against them in the last year and they said they only had records on them about three years. I tried to get a refund by my credit card company; I was told Coffee Importers LLC merchant account was closed. I called the district attorneys in San Antonio. They can not find any record of the company on file anywhere. Buyer be where!!!
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#1 Consumer Comment
Recent E-Mail from Coffee Importers Founder
AUTHOR: SavedByGrace - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 21, 2012POSTED: Monday, May 21, 2012
"To all our many faithful and devoted friends and supporters:
I've had a great time selling coffee these past few years, made some really good friends, learned a lot of good and bad about the coffee business - and had fun every step of the way; so, I'm not leaving the business because I don't like it. It is truly for health reasons.
After a long period of working between personal self-help programs, exercise, taking endless prescription drugs, and running the company, the point has been reached where the clock caught up with me.
I hope to remain connected in some way with the coffee industry - in what form or what way, I've not yet decided. I just know it will probably be from behind a desk, and not involve heavy risk taking decisions....put that way, it frankly all sounds rather boring. But, that is what it's going to have to be.
We are current in handling inquiries and orders through May 1, and are currently working on orders and inquiries from
May 1 through May 15. If questions arise regarding orders within those time frames, please include your order number with your inquiry; it will help expedite your answer. Action on closed-out orders or circumstances can not be re-examined. We cease operations on May 15.
Should you have questions of a general nature regarding coffee itself, I would be pleased to try to help you if you wish to send me a personal email at email@example.com Please do not expect a "turn-around" response, but I will respond.
Again, thank all of you for your support and business, and may peace, good fortune, and the Grace of God be with you all.
Jim B. Casey, Founder
Coffee Importers, L.L.C."
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Veruschka Nicole Eiman
The Feeling Called Love - Poem by Veruschka Nicole Eiman
I'll love you till the stars fall
From the sky and remember
My love for you will never die
Even though the sun stops to shine
You'll always be mine
And if the rivers stop to flow
Just remember my love for
You will always grow
I told myself once that true love
doesn't exist but that was before
I met the guy of my dreams
When I'm with him it feels
like all my problems disappear
and all my love reappear
When I look into his big dark brown
beautiful eyes
I feel like my heart is jumping
out of my chest,
He is the Best,
He is the one I've waited for
all these years
It feels like he erases all my fears
and wipes off all away my tears
i really do love this guy
oh my
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Emily Oldham (5/9/2009 7:51:00 AM)
dreamy poem. some beautiful expressions and lovely words. thanks, keep writing (Report) Reply
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