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Hurricane Irene's rain let up by around 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 28 in parts of Hunterdon County, but another band of heavy rain is likely to hit the county as the storm moves away.
Roads all around the county are blocked by either fallen trees or flood water, according to emergency radio reports.
And all over Hunterdon, fire companies are pumping out flooded basements. But more importantly, they're helping with evacuations in Clinton and other towns as the South Branch of the Raritan River and the Delaware River continue to rise.
In Lebanon Township, fire and rescue units were dispatched shortly after 10 a.m. to a reported explosion in the basement of a house on Little Brook Road. Flames were showing, the first personnel on the scene reported. At least one person was burned, and several ambulances were called.
Nearly 7.5 inches of rain had fallen in the Croton section of Raritan Township by 10 a.m. According to the National Weather service, at mid-morning rain was still heavy in parts of northern New Jersey, but it should end by around noon.
"The only additional rainfall will be light," NWS predicted.
"Major flooding" is predicted by the service for Lambertville, where the river level was at 8.4 feet earlier this morning and predicted to reach above flood stage (13 feet) by Sunday afternoon and continue to rise to near 16.6 feet by Monday morning.
In Stockton, the Delaware was at 12.3 feet, flood stage at 18 and the river predicted to rise to near 23.2 feet by Monday morning. At this level, Railroad Avenue is flooded.
And in Frenchtown, the river was at 9.1 feet, flood stage is 16 and the level is predicted to be near 19.5 feet by Monday morning. At 21 feet, Front Street and Railroad Avenue flood in Frenchtown, the NWS reported.
Police in Hunterdon are asking people to stay off the roads. In Holland Township, there's a ban on non-essential driving.
Holland, Raritan, Readington, Delaware, Lebanon Township and other municipalities have roads blocked by trees, including a tree down with wires in it on Stamets Road in Holland.


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Straight from the $5 bin at the local clearance store (originally priced at $50), this old clock from Amy Anderson was rescued and easily transformed! Though the squares were supposed to hold photos, the 12 openings are a great platform to mix and match coordinating scrapbooking papers.
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Cut the scrapbook paper in small pieces to fit each of the windows of your clock frame. I used the backs of the frames as the templates to cut my paper.
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On November 21, 1963, Henry Cabot Lodge, then American Ambassador, was traveling to the United States to report to President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on the status of the war in South Vietnam. He had intended, according to David Halberstam in his book "The Best and the Brightest," to tell Kennedy things were far worse than anyone realized. Crucial decisions about future American involvement would have to be made soon, Lodge planned to tell the President.
Lodge was never able to deliver the report. He was in San Francisco on November 22, 1963, when he learned of Kennedy's assassination. Instead, Lodge gave the briefing to the new president, Lyndon Baines Johnson. Vietnam had become Johnson's war.
But what if Kennedy had lived and heard Lodge's report? What would he have done if the war had remained his? Would he have sanctioned massive troop increases, as Johnson did, or would Kennedy have withdrawn all American troops, leaving the South Vietnamese to fight the war on their own? Or, would he have continued following the course he had already set, believing that only the South Vietnamese could win the war, but that the United States should offer limited aid?
John Kennedy died almost 49 years ago in a great national tragedy that left endless unanswered questions about another great national tragedy. No one will ever know for sure, of course, what Kennedy would have done, but tapes from the Kennedy Library offer tantalizing glimpses of Kennedy's thinking, in his own words, about the war in the months before his death.
Kennedy re-iterated publicly his desire to walk the tightrope of limited involvement in a television interview with CBS News Anchorman Walter Cronkite on September 2, 1963:
Kennedy: "In the final analysis, it is their war. They are the ones who have to win it or lose it. We can help them, we can give them equipment, we can send our men out there as advisers, but they have to win it, the people of Vietnam, against the Communists. . . . But I don't agree with those who say we should withdraw. That would be a great mistake. . . . We may not like it—in the defense of Asia. I don't want Asia to pass into the control of the Chinese."
Behind the scenes however, Kennedy was becoming increasingly concerned about the South Vietnamese government. In an August 27, 1963, meeting with his top staff over whether the United States should support the overthrow of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem, Kennedy reveals the complexity of making any decision about the war:
Kennedy: "I don't think we ought to take the view here that this has gone beyond our control 'cause I think that would be the worst reason to do it…I don't think we ought to just do it because we feel we have to now do it. I think we want to make it our best…judgment…because I don't think we do have to do it. At least I'd be prepared to take up the argument with lawyers, well let's not do it. So I think we ought to try to make it without feeling that it's forced on us."
The tapes also reveal the conflicting advice that Kennedy was receiving from his advisers, something which no doubt added to his growing unease about the war. Kennedy expressed his frustration with this situation on September 10, 1963, during a meeting with General Victor Krulak and State Department diplomat Joseph Mendenhall, both of whom had been to South Vietnam.
Krulak: "The Viet Cong war will be won…if the current U.S. military and sociological programs are pursued."
Mendenhall: "The people I talked to in the government when I asked them about the war against the VC, they said that is secondary now – our first concern is, in effect, in a war with the regime here in Saigon…There are increasing reports in Saigon and in Hue as well that students are talking of moving over to the Viet Cong side."
Kennedy: "You both went to the same country?"
There is no doubt that Kennedy was considering withdrawing some if not the majority of the American troops then in South Vietnam. In early 1963, he reportedly told Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, already a critic of escalating involvement, that he had planned to start pulling them out in early 1965. But what would come after? The only thing that seems certain is that Kennedy would have never authorized the massive troop escalations ordered by Johnson which did not win the war and cost so much in lives. But would Kennedy have withdrawn all the troops and left the South Vietnamese on their own, or would he have left a few advisers, following the course he had set earlier in his presidency?
We will never know. The final answers are buried in Arlington National Cemetery, along with so many of the young American men and women who died so far from home. What also lies in Arlington is America's unshakeable belief in the mightiness of American power, next to an unbridled belief in America's innocence. These casualties, along with those who died on the battlefield, are the legacy of a war that will forever be a scar on American history.
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The Brussels Earth Observation Summit adopted three key outcomes: a GEOSS 10-year implementation plan, a resolution, and a communiqué that expresses support for tsunami and multi-hazard warning systems within the context of the GEOSS. The implementation plan outlines the purpose, scope, approaches, operational modalities and governance of GEOSS and the GEO. The resolution endorses the 10-year implementation plan as the basis for its further development and for establishing a GEOSS, and establishes the intergovernmental GEO to ensure implementation of the plan. Participants also agreed to meet before the end of 2007 to assess progress and provide further guidance on implementation, and resolved to conduct a mid-term GEO assessment by 2010. [Earth and Space Week website] [Group on Earth Observations website with links to the outcome documents]


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By Michael Spinner
Andy was not the type of person you could forget. I first met him at a lacrosse camp more than a decade ago and we seemed to always find away to run into each other. At a game, at a camp, sometimes on the street…he was always smiling, always talking lacrosse, and constantly reminding me of his success against me in a certain game we played against each other that was meaningless otherwise. I wouldn't say we were close friends, but certainly close enough to stop what we were doing and have a great talk whenever we happened to cross paths...and the occasional e-mail was sent.
He was a great lacrosse player, but you didn't remember Andy for how well he played the game. You remembered Andy because of who he was-loud but friendly, confident but not cocky, and always upbeat and happy. There was just something about him that always made me happy to see him.
It was three years since I last saw my friend Andy. I probably would not have even thought of him had not the newspaper been open last April when I returned home one night. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a picture of a guy with the biggest smile on his face in the middle of a lengthy article. I couldn't help but think that it looked like my old friend and began to read.
Andy had made a success of himself-no surprise. He worked for one of the most prominent of firms located in the most spectacular of locales, and a year ago today he went to work on time high in the World Trade Center. Like so many others that day, Andy tragically lost his life and I would like to think that he was helping others try to escape when the walls of tower two came down. He was just one of those people who would have cared enough to make sure everybody else was ok.
I will always have great memories of this fantastic person and I know the fact that it was not until seven months after the tragic events of 9/11 that I had learned of Andy's death certainly made me think about how infrequently I keep in touch with my friends and loved ones. If there is anything that I personally took to heart this year, it is that nothing is too important to keep you from staying close to friends and family. Tragically, Andy was not the only friend I lost on 9/11. Two of my friends in the New York City Fire Department were only found recently-but the fact that I had not been in touch with Andy for so long is something that will probably never stop bothering me.
Today marks the anniversary of an event that nobody can really put in words or explain-even a year later. Like everybody else, if you were to ask me what I did last week, it would take a moment to remember. But if you asked me what I was doing on 9/11, I could go on for hours. Born, raised, and having lived almost my entire life in New York City, I have never felt so helpless in my entire life than on that fateful day when I called everybody I knew from my home more than an hour away and could not get through. And when I was asked, where I worked, to convene a group of people just barely younger than myself and talk to them about what had happened and to make sure their friends and relatives were ok, I think for the first time ever I truly felt like an adult. The sights, the sounds, the smells of the day were… just unforgettable.
I work at a school in a community that was very hard hit by the tragedy of a year ago and the emotion of today is pretty tough to bear. Sometimes when you encounter such powerful and dramatic emotions, it helps to sit down and write about it. So I'll skip the usual sarcastic banter and lacrosse altogether, actually. Today it's pretty tough to write about the usual. Thinking about what happened on this day last year, how tough today must be for those who lost someone close to them, and just thinking about my friend Andy makes the idea of writing about anything else simply silly. When I sat down to write this column, I just wrote what was on my mind - in my heart.
A year to the day after the worst moment in the history of our nation, it means more to be an American that at any other point, ever. And tomorrow it gets even better. As somber as today is, it is still overwhelming to me how great it is to be an American. Somehow, in all of the sadness of the day, there is certainly a lot to be uplifted about. While today evokes the terrible memories of an awful tragedy, it was hard not to notice the sense of optimism and pride that came from the many ceremonies. America was hurt on 9/11, but not "injured." With all that has happened in the last year and all of the differences our country has experienced, the fabric of our society is the same and that is something we can celebrate - even on a day like today.
A few months after the tragedy of 9/11, I moved back to New York City for the first time in a while, and to this day I notice that there is a difference. I know more of my neighbors than I ever would have before and just feels obvious that, even in the shadow of this tragedy, everybody around me has something to celebrate American flags waving proudly from their homes. I feel a sense of community and spirit that I never felt when I was a kid. On the sidelines this past season, I wore an FDNY hat in honor of my lost friends. After a night game on Long Island where many firemen reside, the reaction of one man who thanked me for taking the time to care is something I will never forget. I wore the cap to help in my healing process and in some way, it aided his. There is a difference in all of us that will hopefully be the lasting impression of 9/11.
It will be a long time before we know what this tragedy in our history really meant to our country. The eternal optimist, my hope is that 9/11/01 represents the day that America was reborn and that our sense of togetherness and community had only begun on that day. But no matter what happens, the one-year anniversary made it clear that in the face of tragedy, we are a stronger nation than we've ever been before. Today was a difficult day for too many people. I hope that those of you who read this column who are grieving the loss of a loved one find that when the sun rises tomorrow, you will be stronger than you were today.
I think about my friend Andy and the others who I will never see again and it made today a very tough one to get through. At the same time, in the words of a very wise man on this day-the best way to honor their memories is to continue their work and strive to be the great people that they were…something that all of us can certainly become better for doing.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Gov. Chris Christie faces a tall order today.
In a speech to the influential Conservative Political Action Conference, the governor will try to assure the GOP base that he can emerge from the George Washington Bridge scandal unscathed — and reclaim his status as the Republican with the best chance to win a national election.
He'll do this in a room filled with other potential GOP presidential candidates and to an audience of conservatives who didn't invite him to their conference last year because he embraced of President Obama during Hurricane Sandy and had harsh words for fellow Republicans holding up hurricane aid to New Jersey.
"The strategic question for CPAC, how does he rebuild or repair that relationship? Nothing gets the conservative activist base fired up like a takedown of the president's policies," said Kevin Madden, a Republican strategist an adviser to Mitt Romney's 2012 campaign. "He'll remind these activists that if there's one thing you want in your next nominee, it's a fighter."
Sources close to the governor say he'll return to his brand as a no-nonsense executive with a record of bipartisan leadership in a blue state. Christie, who has kept a tight grip on his chairmanship of the Republican Governors Association despite months of negative headlines, will give examples of how other GOP governors have followed his lead in contrast to what governors like to call the dysfunction in Washington.
He'll also tell the audience to stop letting the media define the conservative movement and embrace stereotypes offered by Democrats.
"I think Christie has gone through rite of passage of having major political crisis hit his operation and he is showing resilience," said Republican strategist Ron Bonjean. "Most primary voters have digested Bridgegate and that it wasn't a smart idea by his staff. Now he's trying to move on."
It won't be easy for a governor who's never been a favorite of the right.
"They've got an alphabet soup of reasons not to like him. And that was without Bridgegate," said Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia.
Polls show Christie has fallen further out of favor since emails surfaced showing his top advisers may have orchestrated the closure of lanes to the George Washington Bridge as retribution against a Democrat who wouldn't endorse him and the Hoboken mayor's charge that his administration withheld Sandy relief dollars to exact political revenge.
"He was a blue-chip stock, he's taken a tremendous tumble on the market. He's not yet a penny stock," said Sabato who last month downgraded Christie to the bottom of the tier of top candidates for the 2016 presidential nomination, behind Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky.
Conservatives at the conference will get to see lots of alternatives to Christie: Paul, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
One way Christie has tried to combat the barrage of negative headlines is by lashing out at a familiar target of conservatives: the media. Though he's long been a darling of national media and MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Christie has taken up the mantra that only reporters care about the controversies.
Vowing not to "give it to the hysteria of questions" about the bridge scandal, Christie last week told the host of his monthly radio show, "You folks are the only folks at the moment who are asking me about this."
Christie hasn't held a news conference since Jan. 9, but local and national press pepper him with questions at every public appearance. ("What don't you get about me not talking to you?" he told a Politico reporter last month in Washington.)
Also asking questions are the U.S. attorney and a special legislative committee, as well as a high-powered lawyer Christie says he hired to conduct an internal review of who knew what and when.
But in three town halls Christie has held since the controversies hit their peak, not one resident asked him to explain his role in the scandal. He drove home the point in Toms River on Tuesday by reminding the audience: "You're free to ask any question you want to ask."
In the meantime, state Democrats are keeping up the pressure.
"As if our scandal-plagued governor did not have enough problems explaining his administration's abuses of power and his poor management ability, now he's rushing to appeal to his party's conservative fringe," John Currie, chairman of the state party, said in a statement.
Even South Jersey Democratic power broker George Norcross, a key Christie ally in a state dominated by Democrats, needled the governor at a groundbreaking in Camden Wednesday.
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The Indians have already announced the long term signings of two young players this Spring, but that wasn't enough for the Tribe. After bringing in Michael Brantley and Yan Gomes long term, Cleveland has finally locked up their greatest player for a very long time. The deal, announced before the Home Opener, is for six years and $52.5M with an option for 2020. Kipnis turned 27 yesterday, beginning the magic age that generally starts the prime of a players career. He was already under team control for the next three years under the arbitration rules, but this deal will avoid the type of confrontations that Vinnie Pestano and Josh Tomlin had to go through this March. In addition, his first two seasons of free agency are covered as well as a third year under an option. Assuming the Indians use this option, which is valued at $16.5M, Kipnis will be an Indian through his age 33 season.
While this is a great deal for both sides (Kipnis will now be a millionaire for the first time), it is a tremendous deal for the Tribe. While many other teams are giving out long term deals to players already in their 30's, after their prime, the Indians will be getting all of Kipnis' prime seasons. At the same time, the Mariners will be paying $24M per season for Robinson Cano's age 32 through 40 seasons. There is almost no chance that Kipnis will not be a more valuable player than Cano in 2020 and even at it's highest point, his contract will still be $8M less than Cano's.
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Ok. I have a dilemma. I'm not gay. Well I don't consider myself to be but I have a male foot fetish. Nobody knows. Nobody. I am 20 and have never had sex with a girl because I don't know if I will be able to get an erection because I'm so used to just masturbating to feet but I want to have a normal life and want to be with a girl. I want to quit masturbating to feet but it's so hard not to at this point. Any tips or any idea of how I can cope with this? I don't know what to think.I just need some help!
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I'm Alicia. Thanks for your question. I'm happy to try to help you with this issue. The first thing I'd like to say is that having a fetish like this doesn't mean you're gay. A lot of people have fetishes that you might think would be an indication of a sexual preference or inclination, but it's not always the case. So I hope that helps to calm a bit of your
about this issue. Secondly, you admit that you want to have a "normal" life and you want to be with a girl. I am wondering if part of your feeling unable to stop is because you're afraid of being rejected or you're afraid of being truly intimate (not just physically) with another person. Images (of feet or anything else, really) are "safe", to a certain extent, so there's no risk of being hurt or being told you're not good enough, for example. You say in the last part of your message that you're feeling the fear of being inadequate - but rest assured that EVERYONE feels this way at one point, and especially in the beginning. So you're certainly not alone in this feeling!
Now, that being said, getting over a fetish is not easy. Many experts believe that fetishes are ingrained - although I'm not entirely sure I agree with this belief. Regardless, it may take a combination of self-help and professional help (if you're interested in pursuing professional help, that is.) So, self-help means doing things like getting rid of everything that reminds you of the fetish (so, no more pictures, videos, no more going online to look at pictures or videos). The second step is a combination of what you're already doing - *not* doing it, praying (prayer is actually extremely helpful for some people when dealing with problems like this) and also, finding replacement thoughts for your current fantasies. There's a specific type of therapy called cognitive-behavioral therapy that actually might be helpful to you, not only in terms of dealing with the fetish, but also in terms of dealing with the feelings of insecurity and inadequacy you mentioned, too. You can read more about CBT (as it's referred to) here:
The article is a bit lengthy, but in a nutshell, CBT can help you overcome your feelings of insecurity, develop more confidence and help you change certain negative or dysfunctional thought patterns. In fact, CBT has been shown to help people overcome fetishes in some (albeit limited) clinical studies. So it might be worth looking into. In addition to changing "dysfunctional" behaviors (or behaviors you just don't want anymore), CBT helps you identify and replace negative or maladaptive thought patterns that can be holding you back or preventing you from taking certain actions that you otherwise really want to do - such as initiating a relationship with a girl.
If you'd like to find a CBT therapist, you can use this website:
I hope that helps, and I wish you lots of luck. If you need additional help or if you'd like to discuss this further, please let me know.
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Well Alicia I think I am very willing to look into this cognitive restructuring. I try to think back to the fiirst time I liked feet and it seems like it has been forever. Intimacy is a big fear for me simply because of my fetish and what it entails. I often have a lot of thoughts of depression I think because girls I do seem to begin to talk to end up getting drove away because of my own feelings of insecurity. I'm sort of embarrassed by my fetish and it's almost like I live a double life. I just want it all to stop. I will read that article and delete everything! What type of resources would professional help provide if I
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Hi again,
It's usually the case with fetishes that they go back very far in your memory, so it's not so unusual that you say it feels like it's been "forever". People deal with the fear of intimacy in different ways, and it's something most people experience at one point or another, so you just chose a different way to handle it than many people do. There's nothing "wrong" with that, necessarily, except when it interferes with your happiness, well-being or ability to function the way you want to. In light of everything you're saying and have said so far, I do believe that CBT would provide the most benefit to you, in terms of helping you stop, in terms of developing more self-confidence, and so forth. So basically, if you did choose to see a professional, you would engage in short-term (at least, it's usually short-term) treatment with a professional who's trained in CBT (that website can help you find someone near you). You'll talk about the patterns that have developed over the course of the years, the things you want to change, and the negative or non-functional/dysfunctional thought patterns that back up the behaviors you're looking to change. And the therapist will work collaboratively with you to devise a treatment plan to achieve the goals/desired outcome - so changing the underlying thoughts (easier said than done, of course, so it does take conscious effort and work on your part) to change the behaviors. I hope it will help (and I believe it will, because you seem to have a lot of insight about this issue), if you do choose to pursue this route - and I wish you the best :)
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I'm going to rate you very highly. It's just that this is the FIRST time I have ever had someone to talk to about this and I just have so much to say. I'm so glad that there is a way to actually still fight this and lead a normal life, in theory. But what would you suggest in your professional opinion I do in terms of this cognitive restructuring? Is it almost as if when I get the urge to go view the feet go view a vagina instead or boobs? It has held me back confidence wise and just in persuing alot of things. I hear that nobody can really ever get over their fetish, I guess the major goal is to just form control over it and then from there, taking initiative to see what being with a woman is like. I've kissed and even tried viewing porn and images of girls but I never seem to get fully aroused as with a pair of feet? Will that change? Is it possible? Do you think the sensation of actually being in the heat of the moment with a girl will make me aroused? Sorry I'm so long winded!
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I can understand the relief you must be feeling to be able to talk about it. Especially if you've been keeping it a secret for so long. There's no need to be ashamed of anything, by the way. (And you're not being long-winded, I really do understand where you are coming from!) That being said, in terms of the cognitive therapy, it's not something you really can "do" on your own, you really do need the assistance of a therapist for support and to "learn" how to do it. But as far as what you're asking, it's not necessarily the way you describe (in terms of picturing a vagina instead :)) it's more adapting your behavior and thoughts so they are more acceptable to you. (So, maybe it's a matter of moving from a male foot fetish to a female one, for example, since you say you want a relationship with a woman. It might sound like a silly or small step, but everything works in steps - you don't make major changes like this overnight! Plus, you might also meet a woman who is okay with this, too. It doesn't have to be that you have to give it up completely. But that would also be something to discuss with the therapist.) Another thing to keep in mind is that your feelings may change when you meet the right person - if you develop a real emotional connection with a girl, for example, you might just feel like the "real" thing is better than the fantasy (with feet or whatever it is.) So I do believe there's a great potential for change, but the specific change is really up to you, and it's a process. The one thing I would advise against is putting too much pressure on yourself right now, while you're in the beginning phases of dealing with this. Try not to see the fetish as "bad" - just realize that it is one of those things you want to change about yourself (everyone has these things, of course, yours is just different than some!) It's not exactly along the same lines of what we're talking about, but I came across this article from Psychology Today that you might find interesting, when you have a moment to take a look:
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In the newspaper article, Vt. AG rules trooper justified in stun gun death, it states that the trooper was justified in his actions towards the man because a person is allowed to use force for protection if they believe they are in immediate danger of bodily harm, meaning self-defense. Since Mr. Mason, the dead man, was not armed and was hit with the stun gun by the trooper after he moved toward the trooper, Mr. Mason must have been very dangerous.
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The first interview for the column is with red-hot screenwriter Adam F. Goldberg. Adam is living the dream. He writes for both television and film, and his upcoming movie projects include Fanboys, the live-action Jetsons movie, and They Came from Upstairs. Cinematical spoke with the incredibly busy Goldberg about his scripts, his process, and Goonies: The Musical.
Cinematical: You said you were being "enslaved by a director," what are you working on? And should I call the authorities?
Adam F. Goldberg: Perhaps call them for my hacky writing! It's called They Came From Upstairs for Fox. It's a family movie, kinda like Gremlins -- but with aliens. The spec was written by Mark Burton and was sold for like $1.7 mil. I believe I am making about .0001212 of that. It's been a really cool project. The movie was in pre-production and the studio realized the script wasn't ready and shut it down pretty late in the game. I came aboard to get the train back on the tracks which is always high pressure and very difficult to do. I handed in 40 pages and they re-greenlit the movie and we're casting and location scouting now. I'm on draft two currently, working next to the director and bringing his vision into it.
Cinematical: Is that an awkward process at all -- being brought in to re-write a fellow writer? Do you ever run into hurt feelings or bruised egos? I guess the $1.7 million makes the pill easier to swallow.
AFG: Well, I come from the TV world, writing on sitcoms and that's very collaborative. You have to sit in the room and watch 10 other writers tear apart your script right in front of you. That bruises your ego. As for movies, more often than not a writer can only go so far and it's your job to bat clean up. It's never a great feeling to have your screenplay rewritten, but hopefully you've moved onto your next project, so it doesn't sting so much. And believe me, that $1.7 payday is like winning the lottery. I hope I can sell a spec one day. I've had little luck in that department.
Cinematical: Take our readers through that -- the difference between a spec and being hired. "Spec" might be an unfamiliar term for some of them.
AFG: OK. A spec is a screenplay you write from scratch. It's your movie from the ground up and you generally write it in a vacuum. No exec or studio notes, which is why a spec really captures your voice and shows what you can do. There are thousands of specs that go out a year and a handful are bought, usually for large sums of cash. The holy grail for the screenwriter. When I got out of college, I had my two specs which were kids movies like Goonies. Or, as many know it, the greatest movie ever made. I basically was told that in the current market, children's films don't sell. They were sent around town and passed on. Once this happens, it's over. Dead. You either have to write a new spec or try and get an assignment -- which is a movie that's in development by a studio or company. This is where I've had all of my luck thus far. The Jetsons, Revenge of the Nerds, Fanboys, Night of the Living Dorks, The Comebacks, and Upstairs -- those were already written by other writers and I came aboard to rewrite and get the greenlight. Ironically -- Upstairs IS a Goonies movie! So it's all full circle.
Cinematical: Yeah, the "rules" are always there to be broken, it seems. When Upstairs is a huge hit, the only thing they'll make is Goonies movies!
AFG: Absolutely. I wait for this day, maybe pull the old specs out of the trunk, wipe off the dust, and then try and sell them again.
Cinematical: So how do you get on to rewrite those projects, does your agent send them your spec as a writing sample?
AFG: Exactly. Your agents know all the open writing assignments in town. They'll come to you and say -- "What do you think about Knight Rider: The Movie?" It either speaks to you or not. If you respond to the logline or project, your agent sends in your sample (a previous assignment or spec) and the execs read it. If they respond, then you go in for a general meeting where you tell them how you'd kick ass on their movie. This begins a series of meetings where you pitch your heart out and try to get the job. In the end, hopefully you get the gig writing lines for KITT.
Cinematical: I believe David Mamet is circling Knight Rider: The Movie.
AFG: That is quite possibly the greatest thing I've ever heard. He's probably my favorite screenwriter. The Postman Always Rings Twice, Untouchables, and Glengarry Glen Ross are f***ing genius.
Cinematical: I was kidding, but that's a movie I'd definitely see! Glengarry Glen Ross is a favorite of mine.
AFG: F***! You got me drooling all over my keyboard!
At this point, Goldberg riffed on some possible dialogue for 'David Mamet's Knight Rider,' which, as you can imagine, is unprintable. We decided on Joe Mantegna for the Hasselhoff role, and Harvey Keitel for the voice of KITT. Look for it in theaters next Christmas. Moving on...
AFG: I just pitched Richard Donner Goonies: The Musical. The highlight of my misguided geeky career thus far.
Cinematical: Now I've actually heard rumors of Goonies as a Broadway musical, were you pitching writing this for the stage? And will "Goonies R Good Enough" be a part of the score?
AFG: That's a good story -- I went in to pitch Goonies 2. Had it all worked out, Donner was there. I was there. What could go wrong? Essentially, halfway through the pitch he stops me and tells me they've had many, many writers go down this path. And nothing. Orci and Kurtzman, Dougherty and Harris, the best of the best. And they couldn't do it. And you know what? I agree. So as a hail mary, I start riffing on the Goonies musical which I had heard may, somehow, someday happen. I came back three weeks later with a full pitch and went to town. It was so amazing to build upon characters that I've known my entire life. Pitch new scenes. New relationships. Create what the parents are doing while the kids are having their adventure. Best pitch I've ever had in my life. And at the end of the pitch, Donner looked at me and said, "Thank you. So much. This really meant a lot". Hopefully, if it ever happens Donner will come knocking. Until then, it was just great to have that experience.
Cinematical: Sure, it's awesome just to sit down with that guy. Best of luck with that. So you've got a lot of projects that our readers are interested in. let me break off some titles and you tell me what you can about each. Fanboys.
AFG: That was truly a collaborative effort made with all of my friends -- the director and I went to film school together. It was a tiny 4 million dollar movie that turned out great and now the Weinsteins are willing to pump some more cash into it, which is amazing. Just one problem -- how do you get all our actors together for the reshoots? It's been a scheduling nightmare. Kristen Bell just got on Heroes, Sam Huntington is on Cavemen, Jay Baruchel is shooting Tropic Thunder, Fogler is doing so many movies I can't count. And Seth Rogen -- I think he's available? What happened to that guy? He dropped off the face of the earth since we shot Fanboys. But it'll come out in January, reshoots or not. We're all really proud of it. It's Stand By Me for the geek at heart.
Cinematical: Get Lucas on the horn, you don't need the actors to be there, just create them.
AFG: Or at the very least, we can put in Jar Jar.
Cinematical: Make the fans happy. Let's talk The Jetsons. I'd imagine it's a massively different experience working on a movie like that.
AFG: Ooooh yeah. The polar opposite. I believe I was writer thirteen? Maybe more. I'm not kidding either. The first writer dates back to the late 80s. I was the last ditch effort getting that project off the ground. It was 13 months of writing, re-writing, working with producers Denise De Novi and Donald Deline. And then, of course, the studio notes, which led to more rewriting. In the end, my draft got Robert Rodriguez. The marathon was over. Rodriguez has taken over, and that script got me my next job. That's all you can ask for. Of course, having the movie come out and having it make $100 million is great -- but the most important thing is to do a solid job and book your next gig. But I will never write for a talking dog again. Cut to me writing Underdog 2!
Cinematical: Never say never! And is it an animated Astro for Jetsons?
AFG: CG Astro. It was all live action. I assumed it would look like Cats & Dogs -- a real animal -- instead of Scooby Doo.
Cinematical: Any casting talk yet? I think a lot of people want William H. Macy for George.
AFG: William H. Macy has come up many times. Maybe possible now, after Wild Hogs. He stole that movie. I'd love Steve Carell.
Cinematical: Another great call. And do you have any say in that sort of thing, or do they just smile and turn around in their giant chairs?
AFG: No say at all. My only job is to get that greenlit script. Unless it's a joke about George's folding car-briefcase, they're not really that interested. Essentially, the screenwriter's job is to get a greenlit script. Pack it with jokes. Make the characters pop. Give it heart and emotion. Then the director swoops in, takes over, and you move onto your next project.
Cinematical: Is the Revenge of the Nerds remake definitely dead?
AFG: I still hold out hope for Revenge of the Nerds. It's the script that gets me the most work and still my favorite thing I've done. After Superbad, hopefully the studio can see that it's worth pursuing again and get that movie up and running.
Cinematical: A lot of people love the original, it seems like a no-brainer. Let's get to the big questions -- how did you get your start and what was your big break?
AFG: After NYU, I moved to L.A. with my specs in hand, hoping to make a big sale and become a screenwriter. As the story often goes, my scripts weren't what people were looking for. Looking back, that's probably because they sucked ass. But I regrouped and gave TV a shot. I wrote TV specs -- which were sample scripts of shows currently on the air. This is what led to me writing on Still Standing for four years. That was the big break -- I learned everything in that room. Sitting 10 hours a day with hilarious writers was invaluable as a comedy writer. It culminated with me rewriting Fanboys only a few months before the show ended -- which brought me back to the screenwriting world. Currently, I'm straddling both. I'm consulting part-time on Aliens in America -- a new CW show -- and writing movies.
Cinematical: And what are the major differences between writing for television and writing for film? Do you have a preference?
AFG: They're so different and each has it's pros and cons. In TV comedies, you write by committee. You sit in a room with 8 other comedy writers, thinking of stories and rewriting as a group. You're a worker bee and your only job is to please your boss. In movies, it's just you. No one else. It's all on your shoulders and it's your job to please the execs and get the greenlight. So you have to decide -- do you want to work alone and have more control -- or work as a group and laugh all day? I like both, which is why I'm staying in both worlds. Also -- in TV and film -- you get to sit around and get fat and pale. They have that in common.
Cinematical: Ha! Yeah, I'm on my way! Another big question I got a lot when I premiered this column was "what is your writing process?" Do you write at a set time? Listen to music? Pre-write? Do outlines? Etc?
AFG: I always work off of an outline. It's always around 20 to 30 pages, rather detailed so I know what happens in each scene so I can track things beforehand. It's just story and set pieces and character arcs. The jokes are added in as I write. I really suggest writing with an outline. Don't write blind. You need to know where it's going and it's easier to solve things in the outline stage instead of finishing a 110 page draft and saying "S***! My Act Two is a mess!"
Cinematical: Right, it can be hard to commit to an outline just because you want to get in there and start cranking it out, but it's so much better to have it to refer to. We talked Mamet, but what are your three favorite screenplays of all time?
AFG: Wow. Empire Strikes Back is the best sci-fi movie of all time and also my favorite movie, so that has to be number one. I think my number two is Say Anything. The high school genre is another favorite, and this is the best high school screenplay written in my opinion. Giving you different genres here. My last is Young Frankenstein. Any early Mel Brooks works for me. But I remember seeing those as a kid and thinking YF was inconceivably funny. That's my favorite comedy screenplay ever. I hope one day I can even come close.
Cinematical: You are the very first interview for a column for aspiring screenwriters -- can you give them one major piece of advice to take away? No pressure.
AFG: Two big pieces of advice. 1) Don't get hung up on one project too long. I've done it myself. I've thrown months and months into a script I knew wasn't working. I always find taking a break from a script that isn't gelling and coming back to it later -- suddenly, you have clarity and can figure out how to fix the problems. 2) Write in your voice. Write what you know and what appeals to you. This is where you'll have the most success. My agent once called me and told me that studios were looking for Jackie Chan movies. He also said they were looking for the "new" Kindergarten Cop. So he said -- "Why not do both?" Now, who knows? Maybe I would've sold it for millions. But you should never write to what the town wants. Don't write a thriller just because you hear thrillers are an easy sell. Only write a script that you know you can knock out of the park. I wrote Fanboys because I'm a giant Star Wars Fan. I wrote Revenge of the Nerds because, well, I am one. They say "write what you know" and there's a real truth to that!


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Halloween II (1981)
50 mistakes
Directed by: Rick Rosenthal
Starring: Charles Cyphers, Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jeffrey Kramer, Pamela Susan Shoop
Continuity mistake: At the very end of the first Halloween, Loomis' first shot hits Michael while he is struggling with Laurie. A few seconds later, he is staring down Loomis and breathing very heavily. At the beginning of Halloween II, the scene is reenacted to reflect the ending of the first movie, but here you cannot hear Michael breathing at all after being struck by Loomis' first shot.
Continuity mistake: At the end of the first Halloween, Loomis fires six audible shots from his gun (whether or not they all hit Michael is irrelevant). However, at the beginning of Halloween II, Loomis' gun can be heard firing off SEVEN shots.
Continuity mistake: When the guy in the Myers mask is being chased by the Sheriff and Dr. Loomis, the guy is hit by a cop car which crashes into a van and causes an explosion. In an overhead shot you see the body fall on the hood of the car, but when Dr. Loomis gets a closer look, the body is pinned straight up against the car and burning.
Revealing mistake: In the beginning of Halloween 2, the scene where Dr. Loomis shoots Michael Myers repeatedly until he falls off the balcony is reenacted to reflect the events of the original Halloween. If you look carefully, you can see that the stuntman portraying Michael is actually walking backwards on a table until he haplessly falls off the balcony.
Revealing mistake: In the scene where Marion is calling for help on the police car's 2-way radio, she speaks, "Marion Chambers with Doctor Loomis at the clinic; He's here." Right after that, the policeman on the other end of the radio starts to talk. However, Marion never lets go of the "talk" button on the radio's microphone, until the middle of the policeman's response to her request. You can't listen and receive anything on the radio while the button on the mic is pressed.
Visible crew/equipment: On the Goodtimes DVD release of Halloween 2, just after Dr. Loomis blows up the hospital room the camera switches to the hallway where Laurie is running away. The explosion comes through the hallway and you can see the right side of the hallway shaking - this shows that the wall is a studio set wall. You can also see wires behind it and the wooden supports that are holding it up.
Continuity mistake: In the credits, Michael Myers is said to be 23. However, the fact that he is supposed to be 21 in both films (because #2 took place directly after the first) is stated in both movies.
Continuity mistake: Dr. Loomis shoots out the passenger window of the marshal's car, but it seems to be intact in later scenes, like when the woman is outside using the radio calling for help.
Continuity mistake: After Jimmy slips in Ms. Alves' blood, his position changes between the side camera shot and the above camera shot.
Character mistake: The police claim the Myers house is at "45 Lampkin Lane." The address on the front porch clearly displays the number 709.
Continuity mistake: Jimmy walks across a huge puddle of blood before finding Mrs Alves dead on the stretcher. When he slips and is unconscious, you can't see any footprints, not even near the door where he came in.
Continuity mistake: When Loomis thinks he sees Michael but it is actually a drunk Ben Tramer in a mask, he runs after Tramer and pulls his gun. Brackett sees this and runs out of his patrol car, slams the door, and stops Loomis before Loomis gets off a shot. A few seconds later though, the car door is now open in the background.
Continuity mistake: In the original film, the pumpkin at the Wallace's house was very small and fat, but in this film (which takes place the same night) you can see when all the cops and reporters are at the house that the pumpkin changed in size and the face is different as well.
Revealing mistake: When Janet spins the dead Dr. Mixter's chair around, you can see his right hand flinch.
Factual error: The films happenings are supposed to take place on Halloween of 1978, but the ambulance has rectangular headlights, which were not introduced on full-size Ford vans until the 1980 model year.
Continuity mistake: When Pamela Susan Shoop is being killed by Michael in the spa, the towel is tied arround her upper chest, then the towel falls down, revealing her breasts. In the next shot a split second later the towel is back up at he upper chest.
Revealing mistake: When Loomis shoots the cop's window out, when he makes a u-turn you can see the tire marks on the road and dirt from previous takes.
Continuity mistake: When Michael enters the Elrods' home and steals the knife, as he picks up the knife from where Mrs. Elrod had left it, there are several drops of blood that fall onto the lunchmeat, presumably from Michael's injuries from having been shot. A few seconds later when Mrs. Elrod walks back over to the lunchmeat and reaches for the knife and sees the blood, the droplet patterns are different.
Continuity mistake: When Annie's dead body is rolled out on the stretcher her dad pulls the sheet back and revealing her slit throat. After a brief cut to him, when it cuts back to Annie the sheet covers her throat.
Other mistake: Watch the scene where the drunk Ben Tramer (wearing a similar Michael Myers mask) was hit by the speeding cop car and then pinned against the parked van before burning. Even taking out the equation of accidentally hitting Ben Tramer, what was the cop car doing speeding at that rate of speed, head on towards a parked van on a side street? Remember, we only hear screeching brakes AFTER the car hits Tramer, and we never see the cop car swerve or any of that to miss hitting the van. Seems that even if Tramer hadn't been there, the cop car was sure to barge head on right into that van.


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Six hundred years of Chaucer criticism has
established his reputation as one of England's
greatest poets. However, we must not forget that
Chaucer was also a prose writer, as is demonstrated
in Melibee and the Parson's Tale in the Canterbury
Tales, in Boece, a work of a philosophical nature
and in A Treatise on the Astrolabe, a scientific
text ascribing the use of an astronomical
instrument. The latter was written at a time when
the conception of the Universe was based on the
Ptolemaic model. This Greco-Roman view of the
Universe was shattered when Copernicus's De
Revolutionibus was published in 1543. In Learned
Chaucer, I explore how historical, cultural,
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Myriam, Rascouailles.
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University of Trondheim, Norway. University of Oslo, Norway.
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As outraged constituents lit up phone lines on Capitol Hill to protest the earlier vote and the Clinton administration launched a barrage of criticism, Senate leaders huddled with National Rifle Association lobbyists and GOP strategists to undo what several Republicans feared could arouse voter reprisals in next year's elections.


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For a kid's movie, Fantastic Mr. Fox has a whole lot of existential going on, with our vulpine hero questioning why he's a fox (and not a dog or a horse) and how he can reconcile his rapacious, chicken-mongering animal nature with his desire to please his wife with more civilized, safe behavior. Movie Information Fantastic Mr. Fox
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Director: Wes Anderson
The voices of George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman and Eric Chase Anderson
Run time: 86 minutes
MPAA rating: PG (action, smoking and slang humor)
Wes Anderson goes stop-motion with this Roald Dahl tale.
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His conundrum, cunningly told, should charm discerning kids and parents as director Wes Anderson brings Roald Dahl's tale of a genial thief to the big screen.
This first animation effort from Anderson, best known for quirky comedies such as Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums, takes on a lot: one of Dahl's least-known books and stop-motion animation, an art form that involves exquisitely detailed miniatures moved and photographed in incremental movements that gave Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas such a memorable look.
And with the help of a remarkable effects team and an A-list cast, he pretty much pulls it off.
George Clooney is all roguish charm as Mr. Fox, summoning up memories of Oceans past with poultry replacing the lure riches had for his dapper Danny. Meryl Streep remarkably manages to mine emotional complexity as the long-suffering Mrs. Fox, who thinks she has tamed him into settling down for a more respectable (ha!) life as a journalist.
True to Dahl's slender book, Mr. Fox cannot resist the challenge of stealing from the book's fiendish, fox-loathing farmers, Bean, Boggis and Bunce. At which point, Anderson's script, co-written with Noah Baumbach, starts rearranging the original plot and slipping in subplots that should be familiar to the writers' fans: Fox as a heedless father who tramples unthinkingly over the feelings of his son, Ash (Jason Schwartzman); tortured peer rivalry as Ash keeps failing to measure up to the effortless excellence of his cousin Kristofferson (Anderson's brother, Eric Chase Anderson); a genial, insensitive coach (Owen Wilson) who advises Ash not to aim too high because he probably won't make it.
Some of Ash's angst may go on a bit too long for the kids. But those who liked Spike Jonze's tough take on Where the Wild Things Are should get a similar cathartic release with The Fantastic Mr. Fox. These films refuse to avoid or erase flaws. They accept them as part of who we are. After all, the most fantastic thing about Mr. Fox is the way he shows that while our flaws can bring us down, sometimes, too, we triumph in spite of them and because of them.


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