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Despite Past "Coonery" Comments, Spike Lee And Tyler Perry Have A Lot In Common
In a recent interview with Vulture Magazine, Tyler Perry was asked to address criticisms of his work, previously made by noted filmmaker Spike Lee.
If you need a refresher, Lee said this during an interview at the 2009 Black Enterprise Entrepreneur conference:
"Because each artist should be allowed to pursue their artistic endeavors. But I still think that a lot of stuff that's out today is coonery [and] buffoonery. And I know it is making a lot of money, breaking records, but we can do better. That's just my opinion. I mean, I'm a huge basketball fan. And when I watch the games on TNT, I see these two ads for these two shows and I'm scratching my head. You know, we got a Black president. Are we going back to Mantan Moreland and Sleep n' Eat?"
Of course, the comments were directed at Tyler Perry who at the time had two shows ("House of Payne" and "Meet the Browns"), which ran on TNT's sister station, TBS.
And naturally, Perry would respond by telling Lee to "go straight to Hell"
The two directors would eventually squash their beef, but Perry did tell Vulture's writer Rembert Brown how those comments made him feel:
"That 'coonery' buffoonery was a direct Spike Lee quote," Perry told me. "And that's what everybody started to say, with those words in particular. But you have to be careful, because our audiences cross-pollinate a lot of times. There's a lot of my audience that likes what he does. And there's a lot of his audience that likes what I do. And when you make those kind of broad, general strokes, and you paint your audiences in them, they go, 'Wait a minute, are you talking about me? Are you talking about my mom?'"
In the same interview, Perry also directly addressed criticism that many of his characters were nothing more than bad stereotypes of Black people. More specifically he said:
"Let me tell you what took me aback about that, when people were like, 'How dare you put fat black people on television, these are caricatures, these are stereotypes' — I was so offended because my aunt's fat. My mother's fat. My cousins are fat. People who are like, 'How dare you — these harken back to Mammy, Amos 'n' Andy.' I would hear all these things, and I would go, hmmm."
Hmmm…is right.
Truthfully, I like some of Perry's work and don't have a problem with who his characters are. I like down home Southern people. But generally, I find many of his themes regressive and drenched in a type of religious moralism, which I personally can't stand. And I especially detest how he writes about Black women (The Family That Preys and Temptation immediately come to mind). Real or not, some of the things he feels about Black women and what should happen to them (including being smacked across the table or contracting a potentially life-threatening disease all because you sinned against God by cheating on your "good" husband) is particularly troubling for me.
With that said, he does have a point.
Yes, Lee is an iconic Black filmmaker who has given us such Black cinematic classics as Do The Right Thing, School Daze and Malcolm X. But we can't act like Lee doesn't stereotype Black people or that some of Lee's imagery is not problematic as well.
In fact, a huge part of the criticism of Lee's latest feature film entitled Chi-Raq is how it misrepresented not only the gang violence, which is happening in the streets of the Chicago, but also the look and feel of the citizens itself. One such critic was Chicago native Chance the Rapper who said in a series of tweets:
"Let me be the one from Chicago to personally tell you we not supporting this film out here. That sh*t get ZERO love out here. Sh*t is goofy and it's a bunch of ppl from NOT around here telling u to support that sh*t. The people that made that sh*t didn't do so to "Save Lives". It's exploitive and problematic. Also the idea that women abstaining from sex would stop murders is offensive and a slap in the face to any mother that lost a child here. You don't do any work with the children of Chicago, You don't live here, you've never watched someone die here. Don't tell me to be calm."
Moreover, we can't act like Lee and Perry do not share some of the same audience. And yes, I'm talking about Black folks here. As Perry neatly suggests, many of the same Black folk who will rush to support (shield and defend) Perry because he is a Black filmmaker will often do the same for a Spike Lee Joint. And to take a jab at Perry for creating "coonery and buffoonery" is an indirect jab at the audience who actually enjoys and sees themselves in his work.
After all, not every Black person can be from Brooklyn.
Granted, in terms of nuanced storytelling and execution, Perry is no Lee. And there is just no denying Lee's masterful ability to raise complex political and social issues within the framework of Blackness. But there was an air of Northern elitism in Lee's (and others') critiques of Perry, which can't not be ignored. And I am happy that Perry finally called it out.
Taboo Relationships You'll Probably Engage In Eventually
You don't have a dirty mind, or a weak constitution, or loose morals: you simply find the forbidden so tempting, just like the rest of us. And if you're on the single scene long enough, you're bound to engage in at least a few of these forbidden types of love.
Tags:affairs, Flings, temptation
HIV Community, Disappointed By Perry's Portrayal Of HIV In "Temptation," Pens Open Letter
If you saw the latest Tyler Perry-directed film Temptation, then you know that it sent some very strong messages about people living with HIV. If you haven't seen the film, and plan on doing so, you may want to click out now.
At the end of the film, Judith the adulterer, discovers she has HIV and Tyler's depiction of the plot twist is a bit extreme. The visuals lead us to believe that HIV has taken such a toll on Judith that she has aged three times as fast as her husband . So much so, that Perry decides to employ an entirely different, older, actress to portray her character just a few years later. And in one of the most depressing scenes of the film, older Judith literally limps off down the sidewalk.
If you know anything about HIV, you know that's not necessarily an accurate representation of the disease. One of the reasons it's such an epidemic is because people are often able to look and live without visible symptoms, especially if they are taken the proper medication. (See Magic Johnson and probably a couple of people in the neighborhood, you didn't know about.)
The Positive Women's Network of the United States of America took issue with Perry's portrayal of the disease and wrote an open letter expressing their frustrations and petitioned him to do better.
They begin the letter like this:
Dear Mr. Perry,
We write as people living with HIV and their allies to express our deep disappointment with your latest film, Temptation. This disappointment is made all the greater because you have done much that can be applauded. Audiences see your plays and films not simply as entertainment, but as opportunities for inspiration, spiritual healing, and unity.
They continue discussing stigma…
As you may be aware, one of the greatest barriers to addressing the HIV epidemic is the high level of stigma and misinformation attached to this simple virus. Stigma prevents people from getting tested for HIV, from protecting themselves during sex, from accessing care when they test positive, and from disclosing their HIV status to family, friends, and sexual partners. Myths and outdated perceptions about how HIV is transmitted and the implications of an HIV diagnosis have resulted in discriminatory treatment towards, and violence against, people living with HIV.
Unfortunately, Temptation can only serve to perpetuate stigma. Your film depicts people with HIV as untouchable and unlovable, doomed to a lifetime of loneliness, and unable to tell their own stories. It implies that men with HIV are sexually irresponsible and predatory. And the final image — that of a woman who has been infected with HIV due to an extramarital affair walking away alone and unhealthy — sends the message that HIV is a punishment for immoral behavior.
Read the letter in its entirety on the next page.
Tags:HIV, open letter, stereotypes, stigma, temptation, tyler perry
Serious Question: Is Sex In A Public Place (A Dark One) Too Taboo For You, Or Would You Say, "Never Say Never"?
So there I was, minding my business, grabbing my things and putting my jacket on in the darkness of a movie theater after spending more than two hours watching the Rock's fine behind in Pain and Gain.
As my friend and I proceeded to exit the theater, I realized that we were a few of the last people to leave. Hey, you never know what extra scenes you'll see or information you'll get during the credits. Walking out, I noticed two more people, a young man and woman, still in the theater seats, way up, chilling. And then before I knew it, before they went out of my eye view, the young lady went ahead and straddled her male companion and they started making out ferociously. That was it. They were about to get it in.
My friend started laughing on our way out the door while I was completely in shock. I think we've all as young people gotten a little frisky with a boyfriend at least once while watching a movie (in college for me though; If me or my man is spending $13 for a movie now, we're for damn sure going to pay attention to the whole thing). But as dirty as movie theater seats are, I wouldn't be trying to expose my goodies in any of the four corners of such a place.
"That's sooooo gross, man!" I said to my friend as we went down the many escalators on our way out, but she didn't really have a response. She just smirked and then filled me in, happily reminiscing about the time she got caught with her boyfriend having sex in a public place–by the cops. There was no arrest made luckily, and she just counted it as an experience, a seemingly unforgettable one. I plan to go on a vacation with my boyfriend this summer, and knowing this, after telling her, "I just couldn't do all that," she said, "When you go on vacation, please, have fun."
AKA, have sex on the beach, in a park, at the movies, in a car, on a balcony, or anywhere that might get my heart pounding for more than the obvious. Oh hell no is all I could think at that moment.
And after telling a few more folks about the frisky moviegoers, it seems that my friends were equally bold in their places of sexual activity, and in the end, I was pretty much one of the few people I knew who cringed at the idea of doing it in such a risque way, where any 'ol body could find me in a compromising "position."
I'm not trying to sound like Brice from Temptation, claiming that every time you engage in sex with your partner, it has to be in the sanctity of your bedroom, but I barely like engaging in a whole bunch of PDA. Therefore, for me, it's always been something very taboo. But the more I thought about it after my conversations yesterday and today, I thought to myself, "Hmph, that actually sounds like it could be…interesting." I'm not saying that the next time I have sex I'll be dropping it low somewhere in a Starbucks corner, but I've learned that it's best to never say never (thanks Brandy!). Except in the case of bringing third parties in, because that's just a terrible idea (and gross). Being close-minded, especially when it comes to the ins and outs of a relationship and what you are willing to try with your partner is a good way to end up with conflict, but I would say that I'm not about to do something I'm uncomfortable with. Thankfully, my partner hasn't asked for anything like this, so for now, I can continue to say that I'm not really down with the idea. But let's just say that in the heat of the moment, we'll have to wait and see what happens in the future…
And yes, Pain and Gain was very entertaining…if you were wondering.
So what are your thoughts on the idea of having sex in public? Is it just too taboo?
Tags:comfort, pain and gain, PDA, temptation
Unheard And Ignored: What Is It Like To Be A Judith?
Warning: This is not another (eyeroll) Tyler Perry review so please if you came here to say that TP is 'getting money' so therefore 'stop hating,' save that for the next TP production. I'm sure there will be a Madea in Africa or something like that coming this Christmas we can trade TP jabs over. Also there are spoilers all up in this bish so if you haven't seen "Temptation," and don't want it ruined for you, you know what to do…"
So I saw the new Tyler Perry flick.
There is lots to say about this film however there is one scene in the film, which has perked my interest: It's the kitchen scene with Judith (played by my girl Jurnee Smollett-Bell) and Brice (played by Lance Gross). Sexual excited from the tales of wild, animal-like sex in strange places from a client (later identified as the devil) at her job, Judith grabs her husband, who is obliviously munching down on a sandwich, and tries to jump up on it. Her husband, who looks confused as to why his wife has her6 legs wrapped around him, pleading with him to give it to her Ol' Dirty Bastard-style on the kitchen counter, is basically like, 'Nawh, Judith stop! What has gotten into you woman. Can't you see I'm eating a sandwich. A SANDWICH! So this is what's going to happen: let me eat this sandwich first and we can go in the bedroom and do this the RIGHT way.' Then he leaves her there on the kitchen counter, looking shell-shocked and rejected as he goes back to his delicious sandwich.
The fact that he wanted to finish his meal prior to sex means of little consequence to me. Sometimes you are just that hungry or the meal is just that good. Plus men are not animals therefore can, should and do exercise their rights to say 'no' to sex as well. But here is an instance where a woman is trying to assert herself sexually and is rejected, not because of a hunger or because he doesn't feel like it but because her approach to sex was deemed not-right. The implication here was that there is something unnatural and perverse about her desire to want to get freaky with her husband outside the bedroom.
As I am watching the film, I notice that it is not just her sexual appetite, which is being neglected. Judith tells her husband about how she feels about her job and how she feels she is ready to start a business of her own. Most people nowadays wants to applaud women for taking ownership of their professional lives. Instead, Brice again dismisses her feelings and tells Judith to wait for like 10-15 years. Because nothing says "ambitious in life" like waiting for it to happen. This sort of neglect isn't just with her husband; Sarah, her own mother (played by Elle Joyce), too had a problem with Judith asserting some independence. Going as far as to smack her in the face for "sassin" her. Clearly, this Judith character was disenchanted from jump of this film (and for good reason, if you ask me) and she made several attempts to express as much to the people in her life. Yet they just kind of ignored her concerns or were blatantly dismissive of ways in which she sought to make herself happy. After a while, I kind of felt sad for Judith because it totally felt like she was in a no win situation here.
After All The Controversy And Hype Behind Tyler Perry's "Temptation," How Did It Do At The Box Office?
Did you spend your money to see Temptation this past weekend? We sure did. And while one author has already expressed the effect the movie had on her thinking on our site today, seeing that this is not a Madea movie, or a sequel to his previous works and the hype around it was big, how did it end up doing at the box office this past Easter weekend?
Not bad. According to ABC News, Perry's newest film came in third, raking in $22.3 million. It came behind G.I. Joe: Retaliation and The Croods at number two. I can see the appeal of the films that beat it out at the box office. G.I. Joe had the action that men want and the eye candy that women would sit through it for (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Channing Tatum? Yes, please!), and The Croods was just number one the weekend before, and kids movies with a decent plot always bring in big dollars. But considering the advertising, the buzz surrounding the movie (especially since Kim Kardashian was in it and there was that whole threat, aka, folks pretending they were going to boycott the movie), and the people I saw standing in line for it on Saturday in NYC, I thought it would have been number one. And the movie isn't actually bad. Despite a few predictable moments and a confusing ending, it was very entertaining.
Either way though, it's a success for Perry and around his average opening weekend performances (Shadow and Act says his highest opening weekend performance was Madea Goes To Jail with $41 million, and the lowest being Daddy's Little Girls with $11.2 million) so kudos to him.
If you saw the movie this past weekend and happened to be one of the people who helped it do $22.3 million at the box office, what did you think?
How "Temptation" Made Me Look At Myself
So, I decided not to let all my black bourgeoisie film-critic friends keep me from going to see Tyler Perry's Temptation this weekend. I too have shaken my head at many of the overly dramatic scenes and "coonery bafoonery" that can often cripple his films, but a conversation with a good friend who appreciates Perry's efforts to tell black stories and employ black actors, made me give this one a chance. Plus, I think we've unfairly put the accurate and vast, yet still noble, depiction of our entire race on his shoulders like he's that one black kid at an all-white school who has to represent us well. I think it's time we (myself included) gave him a break.
This Easter weekend, spirit of grace and Jurnee Smollett-Bell (who I wish had grown up more in Hollywood like her Olsen contemporaries, then again, maybe not) got me out with all the other black people for our family reunion at the movies. You know, that's another thing about going to see a Perry film—it's an experience you get to have with your theater cousins and aunties who are laughing and giving their commentary right along with you. I'm pouring it on kind of thick, huh? Well I'm not going to go as far as nominating this one for an Oscar, although I hope one day he makes a film worthy of one, but I do think this is a movie worth its ticket price.
While some moments linger too long, his flare for the dramatic still takes center (maybe left center this time) stage, and there may be a hiccup or two (Why doesn't Brandy appear aged at the end, while the other characters do?), I appreciate this film for all the questions it made me ask myself. I'm all about that. And while centered on infidelity, it poked at the human experience in many ways, beyond relationships.
The storyline and its characters asked, "Are we satisfied with our lives?"
Maybe there is more that we should pursue (unless you are married, please just tell your husband to keep pursuing you), or maybe we need to learn the secret of contentment.
They prodded, "How far will we go in pursuit of satisfaction?"
So many of us are unsatisfied with our careers and relationship status that we're willing to quit our jobs or lower our standards to be happy. But as ol' girl from "Rock" reminds us, the pursuit of happiness can lead to a dead end or be a thrilling drive in the wrong direction—count the costs.
They challenged and pleaded, "Have we already compromised ourselves?"
While our closet can be full of new clothes and shoes, when we look in the mirror, we should still know who the heck we are! We must establish immovable boundaries in our sober times, so while we're focused on progressing we don't get drunk off success.
Finally, they left us asking ourselves, "Do we know our own worth?"
Having a firm identity will give us expectations for ourselves, our jobs and our significant others, and keep us from being lured away by something or someone who promises to buy us. Our self-worth cannot be found in something or someone else. It must be established by and in the unchangeable.
Yes, I got all that from Temptation. So, thank you, Mr. Perry, for teaching us a few lessons on life and love without the bodysuit and wig. I think we're willing to learn from you, if you take yourself as serious as you should. I, for one, am now.
Lance Gross Talks "Temptation," Tyler Perry And Why We Should Give Kim Kardashian's Performance A Chance
After some pretty good promotion and some very captivating trailers ("He's going to take you straight to hell…"), I'm sure you know that Temptation was released yesterday, and everybody and their mothers will be in the movie theater watching it. While promoting the film, one of the film's very fine stars, Lance Gross, opened up to the Huffington Post about all the early backlash the movie received (back when it was still called The Marriage Counselor) because of Perry's choice to allow Kim Kardashian to be in it. But Gross says that while he can understand why people might be upset about her being in the movie, she actually did a great job so people should give her and her performance a chance before they talk crazy.
So what is the movie about? Clearly its center is the fight to resist the temptation to cheat. While no one would dare cheat on Gross in real life, his character of Brice doesn't have the same luck:
"He's a small town guy, very passionate about his career, on his way to becoming a pharmacist. And he's just a very regular guy. He married his childhood sweetheart, "Judith," played by Jurnee Smollett-Bell. Along the way, as far as his relationship, he becomes comfortable and stops doing the things that he used to do to make her feel special. And then she meets this guy and the temptation comes in. He shows her a whole new world that she's just not used to. So I spend most of my time in the movie fighting for my marriage."
He also discussed how Perry is also starting to target a wider audience with his films and what kind of director Perry is:
"It's definitely different. Tyler has his thing. He appeals to a certain type of audience, but Tyler really targets the African-American, church going community. And actually, it's really growing now. Tyler works very quickly, he knows what he wants and he executes. It's like a good boot camp for an actor, because it's just puts you on your "A-game." It prepares you for other directors who tend to take their time. But it's depends on who it is, because some directors work fast like Tyler Perry and some like to take their time and do 17 takes."
As for Kim K…
"I've been working with Tyler since 2007 and he has a great business mind. He knows what he's doing and he knows what he wants for his films. So I don't really question his decisions in casting people. To Kim's defense, she did a great job. The role that he gave her was well thought out. It was something that he believed she could execute. And I think she brought her "A-game." I get what all the fuss was about, but at the end of the day you got to give people a chance. And I feel like she really proved herself."
I guess we'll see now won't we?
Are you catching Temptation this weekend?
Why I Can't Wait To See Tyler Perry's "Temptation"
More times than I can remember, I'm sitting with a group of black people I'm just meeting or don't know too well and the conversation drifts to Tyler Perry. The myth, the man the legend. And what self respecting black person can talk about Tyler Perry without bashing his movies? When this happens, as it often does, I sit there waiting for my turn. Then I hit 'em with the zinger.
"I actually like a lot of Tyler Perry's movies."
The atmospheric pressure changes as folks start judging me. I can almost read their minds.
Is she educated?
Is she from the south?
She must be a staunch Christian.
Is she related to Tyler Perry?
While I will say that Tyler Perry could stand to grow artistically, I've been entertained by a majority of his films– with the exception of Meet The Browns and Why Did I Get Married Too? And I say I've been entertained because I don't need every movie I see to cause me to think deeper about the world, to expose me to some universal truth, make me cry or change my way of life. Sometimes, I just want to chill out and have a laugh or two. And Tyler Perry, Madea, and the overly dramatic story lines do that for me. I don't need Tyler Perry to make Spike Lee-esque films. Spike Lee does that. If people would stop expecting Tyler to be Spike, the world would be a much happier place.
In fact, let's just rest there for a minute. One of the main gripes people have about Tyler Perry is the fact that his characters and story lines rely so heavily on stereotypes. I won't argue that they don't; but so do most forms of the entertainment we unashamedly claim to love. Reality shows, hip hop, sitcoms etc all rely on stereotypes. And some of ya'll tune in every week…religiously. What we need to realize is that though stereotypes can be harmful, when consumed by the wrong people, most of black folk who see Tyler Perry's movies know enough about other black folk to realize we're not all the same. Every black person is not a Christian, every black woman is not in need of a man to save her from her sense of entitlement. And every black grandma, doesn't swear and carry a gun. But let's not pretend that these women and characters don't exist. In fact, most of us know somebody who's a little something like Madea. Whether you want her broadcast on an international stage is more of a personal issue than it is about Tyler's artistic abilities. As a free man, he chooses the stories he wants to tell. And since people continue to see and support his work, including the highly revered like Oprah, Maya Angelou, Cicely Tyson and apparently Ntozake Shange, I doubt he'll be disappearing anytime soon.
Now, that I've professed my love for Tyler and his work, let me tell you why I'm seeing Temptation this opening weekend.
1. Jurnee Smollet is a very talented actress. If Tyler was going to cast a woman who can seamlessly tackle a range of very difficult emotions, I think she's the one to do it.
2. Tyler employs black actors. It's been said before but it bears repeating. Though Jurnee has been working since she was a little girl on "Full House," as an adult actress the roles have been a little sparse. Why? I don't know. (Though, I have a couple of guesses.) What I do know, is that Tyler Perry employs black actors who we might not see otherwise.
3. The trailer just looks juicy as hell. Nothing like watching someone else's personal life crumble, to reassure yourself that you're not doing too bad after all.
4. I can ignore Kimmy K. Do I really want to see Kim Kardashian in a movie? Not really, but just like I do on the internet, I can look past her, if necessary, when she's on screen.
5. Two words: Lance Gross. More words: From the trailer, it looks like we'll be seeing a woman willingly betray Lance for a man not nearly as attractive. I must know why.
6. It looks like it'll be entertaining. Plain and simple.
What do you think about Tyler Perry's movies? Do you plan on seeing Temptation?
Victoria Christopher Murray Lands NAACP Image Award Nomination Amid New Publishing Landscape
When author Victoria Christopher Murray received her first NAACP Image Award nomination for Outstanding Literary Work, Fiction, in 2001, she was beyond surprised. The nod was for her debut novel Temptation, and she was up against stiff competition in the likes of bestseller list mainstays Terry McMillan and Eric Jerome Dickey.
"It was huge," Murray said. "I was literally standing at the door shaking, waiting on my husband to come home so I could tell him."
She didn't take home the prize that year, but following an official announcement by the NAACP on December 11, Murray now has a second nomination for her book Destiny's Divas – albeit in a literary landscape that hardly resembles the one she first encountered 11 years ago. The presentation of the NAACP Image Awards will air on NBC on Friday, February 1 at 8pm, the first day of Black History Month.
The bankruptcy and subsequent closing of Borders bookstores, plus the growing popularity of e-books, and the ease with which self-published authors can take to the web and sell their writing to the masses (often for as little as $.99) has had a tsunami-like impact on the industry. Reports lamenting the death of traditional book publishing are likely false – or severely premature, at least – but make no mistake: the game ain't the same.
Murray has certainly noticed the strain on her books' sales, but regardless, she has exhibited a level of sustainability that is rare in any corner of the entertainment world. She's been continuously signed to a major publishing house since Temptation, with a total of 16 novels under her belt – even as many of her contemporaries have failed to receive new contracts.
"I believe I was put on this earth to do this," said Murray of her writing career. "It gets very hard, but I know that God has it all under control."
She may be confident and secure in her career choice now, but Murray's road to literary success was a long and winding one. She worked in financial services for ten years before deciding to focus on her writing full-time in 1997, a luxury she was afforded through a sizeable bank account. Together, she and her husband invested $50,000 of their own cash to publish Temptation, a contemporary tale of love and friendship, complete with sex, scandal and, notably, Jesus.


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Owners of earthquake-damaged buildings won't have to strengthen their buildings beyond the legal requirement.
Government concerns over the financial challenges facing the Christchurch City Council could see the planned release of the council's 10-year work programme and financial strategy dropped.
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The hands on the historic Victoria Clock Tower have been fixed at 12.51pm for nearly two years, but Christchurch City Council staff say time should now move on.
Canterbury's filled job numbers have returned to pre-earthquake levels.
Jacking earthquake-damaged Canterbury homes up to 3 metres off the ground could save hundreds from the scrapheap.
Christchurch is boasting the lowest beneficiary unemployment rate in the country as the city's rebuild continues to soak up the unemployed.
A new world opened up before Lesina Figota when she was offered a job in the Christchurch rebuild.
People will be able to enjoy a drink and a meal in the Christchurch Arts Centre by Christmas.
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The insurance industry is backing calls for a public record to be kept of earthquake-damaged homes that have been written off by insurers.
Uncertainty over the cost of the proposed central Christchurch transport network could stall progress on the rebuild, Wigram Labour MP Megan Woods says.
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Restoration of the Isaac Theatre Royal in central Christchurch could mean Gloucester St will soon be reopened to two-way traffic.
A proposed 6.5-kilometre coastal pathway between Ferrymead and Scarborough that could attract more than a million users is likely to cost about $26 million.
The landmark Cranmer Court site in central Christchurch has been put up for sale by the building's 31 owners.
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air dog ........NICE!!!!!!
well i just installed my airdog 150 the other day, def a great product, only thing that sucked was the instructions, you buy the 150 an you get the 100 install sheets, me an my buddy were lost we ended up callin em up, i ended up getin the owner , an he was beyond helpfull, he explained they hadnt made the 150 sheets yet, the only diffrence is the draw straw you gota put on but we didnt know were it was supposed to go or how much to cut, but all was figured out or explained, i got some pics of the install as soon as i can get em off my buddys camara i will post em up, but like i said great product
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thats awesome man. I am waiting to get my truck back from getting my studs done to install my air dog. I cant wait. Its a great kit. I wanted to know though, did you pull the bed off or anything? Im curious how you did it. my friend and I put one on his dodge and we had to pull the bed. so deff let me know how you did and how long it took you guys to put it all together
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does anyone know if you gotta drop the tank? or pull the bed? how did you install it. My friend took his bed off
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it all depends on you, i personally droped the tank, the only thing that was hard bout that was the skid plate, but heres a tip i got the 150 an they only have 100 instructions, which aint to bad till your hookin up the lines, an getin ready to put the new straw in, som make sure you call em an they can email you the draw straw instructions, an make sure you dont sit the tank flat on the ground you will flaten the bottom of the tank an cut to much off the straw, honestly it took us like 8 hours but thats cause we kept runnin back an forth to buy stuff, we needed a jack then we need the fuel line tool(3.99 at orielys) an we needed more beer, if you get into a jam just call em they leave numbers on there machine we ended up havin toe owner help us with all are issues, all an all it was a pain in my a$# but if i did it again i would say there is no reason you couldnt be done in 4 hours or less , but it is an awsome system, dont look at it as a power adder, look at it as a fuel saver, you will see the benifets right away
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oh but yeah if i had to do it again i would take the bed off it would be 10 times easier
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Ditch Dion
What can be done to save my favourite property programme, Homes Under The Hammer? Dion Dublin is only comfortable talking about football. We need someone in it that will give us confidence in their knowledge of the property and he most definately does not! Even worse is the news is that Lucy is now leaving. Will Martin be able to hold it together on his own. My friends have already abandoned it. The BBC are renowned for not listening to the public but for once please have some sense and save it!
Hammer Geek 11:09am Mon 19 Sep Report Abuse
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They wouldn't need to scrap it,if they got someone decent to do the job alongside Martin.It's unwatchable for me in it's present state
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Went to front Carpetright. She never got anywherr presenting Homes Under The Hammer after 11 years anyway Dion is doing fine imo. Beware the criticism as the show will be in danger of being scrapped.
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Have you read how much they paid to train him for hones u.t h. Though. Ridiculous
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If WOODEN mentions that he played for Manchester United once more I'm going to scream!!!! Twelve appearances in two years is nothing to crow about. A free transfer by the Beeb now would ensure the crowds return.
Broomy 10:51am Wed 31 Aug Report Abuse
Gone ?
Has DD gone or are they putting kld shows on. Ive spotted a couple this week where he's absent so have watched them. ill turn off again if he reappears
Cautious 9:26am Fri 12 Aug Report Abuse
Time to have a make over
Dion Dublin does nothing for the show. His presentations completely lack conviction. Add Lucy' departure to this scenario and it further reduces the show's impact. Time for a dramatic make over!
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Excerpt from the contribution of the Communist Party of Canada to the 13th Meeting of Communist & Workers' Parties, Dec. 9‑11, 2011, Athens, presented by Miguel Figueroa on behalf of the Central Executive Committee, CPC
Read the final conference statement here.
Concerning the current crisis. It is especially intense, global and all‑sided not only because the onset of the cyclical crisis of relative over‑production was artificially delayed as a result of neoliberal policies, financial speculation, the rise of fictitious capital, etc., but also because it is merging with intractable structural crises of the system, not least of which is the growing environmental crisis.
This confirms that capitalism is fast approaching its historical limits ‑ perhaps more rapidly than even we Communists had anticipated ‑ and also helps to explain why traditional bourgeois mechanisms of regulating and overcoming the crisis are increasingly ineffective, and why the resulting ruling class response to the crisis is more socially brutal, more militaristic, more dangerous to all humanity than during previous rounds of crisis ‑ at least since the end of WW II. The objective "space" for reformist "solutions" is evermore restricted. This is the objective basis for the deepening crisis and bankruptcy of the social democratic 'alternative' today.
While the contradictions underpinning this rotten system are more mature than ever before, laying the objective conditions necessary for the revolutionary leap to socialism, we must acknowledge that the subjective factors for transformation are lagging far behind in many if not most of our countries, especially in most of the advanced capitalist states including Canada.
The capitalist offensive against the social, economic and political advances and rights of the working class and its allies, the growing social disparities, the increasing state repression, etc. ‑ all these developments are giving rise to increasing anger among working people, to the loss of bourgeois political legitimacy, and even to the growth of anti‑capitalist sentiments.
And yet for the most part, the working class ‑ even within its most organized sections ‑ is not yet prepared to embrace the socialist alternative, much less actively fight for it, to rally to the Communist parties, etc. In general we know the reasons for this growing divide, this contradiction between the objective and subjective factors for revolutionary advance ‑ the increased sophistication of bourgeois ideological instruments of social control, of its use of racism, sexism, narrow nationalism, religious extremism to cloud and divert class consciousness; of the particularly pernicious use of anti‑communism and the systematic dissemination of lies and distortions about socialism past and present to scare the workers away from the socialist alternative, and so on.
But to identify the problem ‑ including our own subjective weaknesses and failings as a movement in this regard ‑ this is hardly enough, comrades. We need to undertake a far more rigorous study of the problem of the formation of social and class consciousness in the current conditions, and most importantly, how best to counteract bourgeois ideological influences on our class, and make a more skilful and compelling case for socialism as the only alternative to capitalism, as the necessary and desirable alternative to capitalism. And we need to develop new and creative ways to make that case. Simply repeating over and over again slogans about the "superiority of socialism" just won't suffice. Perhaps we can make this a topic for a future meeting, or better yet, organize a special international conference around this theme.
Finally, a few words about these meetings. At the risk of repetition, we appeal again to all parties ‑ and especially those parties in the Working Group ‑ to give concentrated attention to improving the format for these annual gatherings. A great deal of time, energy and resources go into convening this international assembly every year, and we must find better ways to ensure that they are as purposeful and productive as possible ‑ for instance by finding more time for targeted discussions and constructive debate on some of the big theoretical and practical challenges we face, more time for discussion and planning of joint actions, more time for regional caucuses, and so on. We are confident that this can be achieved.


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A bit about us
We've been in this business for quite a while. Whilst Formoda was founded in March 2007, the three directors have 30 years of combined experience in the e-commerce industry. With a Marketer, a Programmer and a Designer at the helm, Formoda is led by people who specialise in the core fields of our industry.
David and Richard have also been working together since June 2001.
David Gurney | Creative Director
Since earning a Design degree, David has been working in the industry for over twelve years. Having worked for a number of successful design agencies, David has experience with all manner of companies, from start-up one man bands to blue-chip multinationals.
His diverse portfolio includes everything from branding to interactive multimedia.
In what spare time he has, David is interested in Film, motorsport, travel, wine and lively discussions on politics. David got married to Helen in 2009 and their baby daughter Evie was born in April 2010.
Richard Rawlings | Technical Director
Richard is an experienced web applications developer with strong enthusiasm for emerging web and mobile technologies. His 15 years of hands-on coding, 8 years of management experience and overall passion for the industry provide a solid combination to lead our Digital team.
Outside of Formoda, Richard is married to Hazel and has two small children, Finley & Isabelle. He is interested in all forms of flying but particularly helicopters and is a keen runner.
Toni Berning | Operations Director
Toni oversees Formoda's client accounts while leading our drive to deliver strategic solutions and effective creative work for our clients. Her excellent account management experience and organisation skills ensure our day-to-day operations run smoothly and successfully.
With a background in business, marketing and languages, Toni worked at Formoda for over three years prior to coming on board as Director.
Originally from Germany, Toni spent 8 short years living in 5 different countries and 3 continents, but has now settled in the local area with her husband Chris.
Sarah Howard-Jones | Senior Account Manager
Sarah forms a key part of the Formoda team. Years of experience working on digital projects, a creative background (she has a degree in Fine Art and Printmaking), really high standards, attention to detail and, most of all, organisation skills, make her the perfect person to lead our Client Services team.
A self-confessed geek, Sarah would love to learn how to make video games one day! Growing up in London and studying in Cornwall, she is now based in Totnes with her husband, son and dog and spends the majority of her spare time outdoors, either on the Moors or in the sea.
Lucy Judd | Account Executive
Lucy is a young, enthusiastic member of the Client Services team who joined Formoda after a year of agency experience. With a creative background, (Creative Writing, MA), a love of print marketing and social media, Lucy expertly supports our Account Managers while managing her own projects, too.
In her spare time, Lucy enjoys writing and making the most of the Devon lifestyle - you can often find her at whichever beach has the best surf. Originally from Leicester, Lucy has now relocated to Totnes with her partner.
Rachel Coates | Client Account Assistant
Rachel is an important member of Formoda's Client Services team. With a creative background (she studied Illustration) and interest in digital and social media, she confidently supports our Account Managers across the board.
Having moved to South Devon from the Forest of Dean, the lifestyle here has Rachel hooked! She now lives by the sea with her boyfriend James and dog Jess and spends her spare time drawing, cooking and dreaming about travelling.
Oliver Harrison | Graphic Designer
Oliver's primary interests lie in developing strong brand identities and intuitive screen-based designs. Often inspired by the philosophy of designers such as Dieter Rams, clarity, quality and accessibility are amongst the core values he respects as a designer.
Outside of design, Oliver loves going to gigs and collecting a wide variety of music, from metal to electronica. And, having completed his first bike tour in 2013, he is looking forward to planning a second one in the near future.
Chris Davis | Web Developer
Chris has over 7 years of website development experience and is a key member of Formoda's digital team with a particular interest in front-end development. His previous role saw Chris developing and maintaining the websites for a large Devon-based software distributor and reseller.
When he's not helping out on the family's beef and sheep farm near Ashburton, Chris enjoys exploring Dartmoor, wildlife and landscape photography and quad biking.
Alex Howes | Web Developer
Originally From Gibraltar located in the south of sunny Spain, Alex permanently moved to the UK after graduating from Plymouth University with a degree in BSc (Hons) Computing.
With a key interest in technology, business, design and marketing, Alex labels himself as 'Addicted to Insight'. When he's not working, he's busy picking up new skills and developing old ones - much to his girlfriend, Lauren's, dislike.
Nicola Scott | Office Administrator
Nic has over 10 years business support and customer service experience gained across a variety of sectors including banking, airline and charity. With excellent organisation, customer service and multi-tasking skills as well as bucket loads of enthusiasm, she looks after our clients and the Formoda team in an effort to provide support where required and help us expand.
Nic relocated to Devon from Hampshire 5 1/2 years ago and enjoys exploring Dartmoor and Devon's beautiful beaches with her husband Max while they try to keep up with their two energetic sons.
Sam the Collie | Welcome Host
Sam is our welcome host and therefore the first member of the team that most visitors meet. He always offers a warm and hearty greeting.


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McCarthy says Matthews won't be back for 'a couple of weeks'
Green Bay - Here is a summary of Packers coach Mike McCarthy's Wednesday press conference (the injury report is listed first):
- LB Clay Matthews (thumb) - OUT
- CB Casey Hayward (hamstring) - OUT
- LB Brad Jones (hamstring) - OUT
- OL Greg Van Roten (foot) - OUT
- RB James Starks (knee) - OUT
- LB Andy Mulumba (ankle) - DNP
- CB Jarrett Bush (hamstring) - DNP
- (Hayward) A little sore and see where is now. Hope he can do some individual work on Thursday.
- (Mulumba) Injured in game. Kind of swelled up on him. Hope he can practice tomorrow.
- (Matthews) Multiple weeks. Medical decision to hold him out. Going to take a couple of weeks ... I think Clay had his preference he would be playing. This is toally a medical decision.
- (Cast when he comes back?) Yes, he probably will.
- (Brad Jones) I have no reason to believe going to be very long. Won't be available this week. Hopefully, it will be next week.
- (Hamstring injuries) Have to look at the individual, how injured, the rehab, communication from the players, some ready to play earlier than others. To say it's a hamstring problem, isn't accurate. With Brad Jones it's the hamstring on the other leg. Jarrett Bush reinjured his hamstring.
- (LB depth) We'll be ready to play. How many guys do we have on defense, 27 players? We'll be ready.
- (Baltimore) Great atmosphere. They're outstanding team. Really played well against Miami. This is a heck of a game.
- (Run game) Feel very good about the run game.
- (Franklin) Johnathan on the practice field right now. Puts in extra time, ball security. He's a classy young man.
- (Nixon on kickoff returns) He's an option. We rotate five or six players.
- (Neal and Perry) I think have to look at every game, people get caught up in who is starting. I really just want them to focus on what they have been doing, build off the Detroit game.
- (Lean on offense) Always trying to score a lot of points. Everybody has a challenge every week.
- (Lattimore) Jamari has played very good football for us. He's been an outstanding special teams player. Huge opportunity for him.
- (Offesne) Need to pick it up on third down. Today was first work of it. Baltimore defense very good on third down. We have a plan, we have the players. I'm confident in what we're doing.
And that's it for McCarthy. Check in with the blog throught the day for updates from the locker room.
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Online Extra: World doping agency to probe Jamaica
By JOHN LEICESTER
AP Sports Columnist
A year after Usain Bolt made history at the London Olympics and declared himself "a living legend," a bombshell dropped largely unnoticed in The Gleaner, the Caribbean's oldest newspaper: A former director of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission alleged the island didn't drug-test its athletes for entire months before they dazzled at the Summer Games.
Statistics compiled by former JADCO Executive Director Renee Anne Shirley indicated a near-complete breakdown in the agency's out-of-competition testing from January 2012 to the July opening of the Olympics.
In an interview with The Associated Press, JADCO chairman Herbert Elliott dismissed Shirley's figures as lies and described her as "a bit demented" and "a Judas."
But the World Anti-Doping Agency confirmed to AP that there was, as Shirley asserted, "a significant gap of no testing" by JADCO as athletes trained for London — and that it would launch an "extraordinary" audit of the Jamaican agency.
What's more, International Olympic Committee medical chiefs, WADA and Britain's anti-doping agency, which also worked on London's massive drug-testing program, told the AP that they were kept in the dark about Jamaican testing lapses that Shirley exposed in her August letter to The Gleaner.
"There was a period of … maybe five to six months during the beginning part of 2012 where there was no effective operation," WADA Director General David Howman said in an interview. "No testing. There might have been one or two, but there was no testing. So we were worried about it, obviously."
Jamaican stars didn't go completely untested before London. Track and field's governing body, the IAAF, says it extensively tested elite Jamaicans, including Bolt more than 12 times last year. History's fastest human has never failed a drug test.
Jamaica won eight of 12 individual sprint medals in London. Bolt became the first man to win both the 100 and 200 meters at consecutive games and anchored Jamaica's relay victory in world-record time.
It isn't possible to judge with any certainty whether the gaps in Jamaica's testing opened a door to cheating, particularly because other agencies refuse to say how many tests were conducted on the Jamaicans in 2012.
The revelations by Shirley, however, were alarming enough to prompt action. While WADA has audited Jamaica's testing regime before, Howman said its new action is a direct response to the problems Shirley exposed and to positive doping tests this year for five athletes who competed for Jamaica in London. They include former world 100 record holder Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson, an Olympic 4x100-relay gold and silver medalist.
"It's an extraordinary visit," Howman said. Jamaica is "a high priority. … They're on our radar."
WADA is unhappy Jamaica hasn't agreed to a swift inspection. Elliott said JADCO couldn't accommodate the auditors when WADA wanted and isn't expecting the visit before the end of the year.
Shirley said JADCO conducted 96 tests in competition in 2012 before the Olympics, all in May and June at an invitational meet and the national trials. But away from the competitive events, there was no Jamaican testing for five of the seven months before the London Games, she said.
After 10 tests in February and one in April, JADCO's out-of-competition program stopped, according to Shirley's figures. She later gave the same figures to Sports Illustrated, where they generated more attention than her letter to The Gleaner.
"It irritated me as a Jamaican: one test out of competition, for what, five months or four months?" Shirley said in a telephone interview. "Given that it was an Olympic year, I felt that more could have been done."
IOC medical commission Chairman Arne Ljungqvist and Patrick Schamasch, who retired as IOC medical director after London, said they weren't told of the testing gap. They said they could have ordered additional tests on Jamaica's team had they known.
"For certain, we weren't informed of anything about Jamaica," Schamasch said. "Had we been told that JADCO wasn't able to test beforehand, we possibly could have readjusted our aim a little bit."
Ljungqvist said: "Jamaica is far from being alone, you know? We know that out-of-competition testing in the proper way is not being conducted unfortunately in many parts of the world. One shouldn't single out Jamaica."
But Jamaica isn't just any country. Led by Bolt, it dethroned the U.S. as the dominant sprinting power at the last two Olympics.
"It's almost abnormal, OK? Let's face it. For a country of less than 3 million people," Shirley said. "What, you're saying there's something peculiar in the water in Jamaica?"
Howman told the AP that WADA learned only after London — from Shirley — of the testing voids. Although JADCO was under no obligation to inform anyone earlier, "you'd expect it," he said.
"We had no knowledge of anything that was down there until we heard from her."
Elliott, the JADCO chairman, bristles at the mention of Shirley's name.
"Ms. Shirley has done this country and herself a great deal of harm by saying things that are not totally in keeping with the truth," he said in a phone interview.
JADCO's and Shirley's overall testing figures for 2012 actually agree. Both say JADCO did a total of 179 tests — 108 in competition and 71 out of competition. But Shirley gave month-by-month figures, and JADCO didn't.
Pressed by AP, Elliot said: "Maybe I'll have the figures tomorrow."
But 24 hours later, Elliott didn't answer repeated calls or respond to a text message. Without those figures, AP could not verify his assertion that Shirley's statistics were wrong.
"Not all of them are lies. I mean, you know, she has exaggerated," he said.
Shirley's breakdown showed the bulk of out-of-competition tests — 60 of the 71 — were done only after London — after she took over at JADCO in July 2012. In Sports Illustrated, she described finding the agency woefully understaffed.
Elliott told AP "there was no money in the coffers" when he became JADCO chairman in February 2012, and 400 of its test kits were outdated and unusable. He said JADCO borrowed kits from other Caribbean nations and from "people in Florida who we know."
The main obstacle to out-of-competition testing, he said, was that "most of our athletes were off the island. We had them overseas preparing for the Olympics."
"Therefore we asked IAAF … to test them overseas out of competition. All right? And they did," he said.
He also said: "We've done tests WADA doesn't know about." He didn't provide details.
Shirley said she left JADCO in February because "the board and I did not get along, and there were other problems in the system. It overwhelmed me."
Elliott said she was fired but refused to say why. "She has her ax to grind," he said.
The IAAF's out-of-competition testing for Jamaica concentrated on athletes' training camps and "was robust and comprehensive," spokesman Chris Turner said.
Elliott said testers descended "in droves every day" on Jamaica's pre-Olympic track-and-field camp in Birmingham, England, in the weeks before the games.
"Some of our athletes were raising hell that they were tested every day, and not only with urine, but blood," he said. "I don't think they could have done more testing. They were testing every athlete in our camp, sometimes twice a day."
Shirley also acknowledges other agencies policed the Jamaicans.
"I'm pretty sure that all of the athletes who went to London were tested at least once and the majority of them more than once," she told the AP.
On Bolt, she added: "I am positive that he got tested in double figures" in 2012.
But the exact extent of testing on Bolt and his teammates is tightly guarded. Bolt's agent, Ricky Simms, told AP "he's tested almost every week," but the public has no way of verifying that.
The IOC tested the top five finishers after each event in London. That means Bolt and teammates Yohan Blake (100 and 200 silver; relay gold), Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (women's 100 gold; 200 and relay silver), and Veronica Campbell-Brown (100 bronze; relay silver; 4th in 200) must have been tested multiple times.
The IOC refuses to give specific testing numbers for the Jamaicans. Bolt and Simms say they don't tally up his tests. "I don't even know where we'd go to find that information," Simms said.
Bolt, asked by the AP at his last race this year how frequently he is tested, said: "Sometimes they will come like six times in one month and then you won't see them for two months and then they come three times in one week. So I don't really keep track."
Fraser-Pryce said she was tested "more than 18" times this year. She offered to let AP see the receipts that she, like all tested athletes, gets when giving samples, but her manager, Adrian Laidlaw, refused.
After Shirley exposed JADCO's shortcomings, Howman wrote to the Jamaican government and said he got an invitation to send experts.
The team will check whether JADCO complies with WADA's anti-doping rules, as well as whom the agency is testing and how, and "that what they're doing is of significant quality," Howman said.
Elliott expects WADA's team to visit at the end of 2013 or the beginning of 2014.
"The last time they were here, they claimed everything was OK," he said. "So I don't see how they're going to say anything is different this time."
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My day consists of: weight training at the ass-crack of dawn, school, and occasional social outings. My bicycle transports me to all three. Thirty miles in all. Accompanying me is my Citizen bag. Clean clothes, books, and calories all fit perfectly. All together, with those damn books, I am hauling about twenty-five pounds. I cannot loge a single complaint to the comfort department. Every pocket has a purpose and none are ever empty, no matter the activity. I often feel disappointed whenever I have to take the bag off. I enjoy it that much.
The interior is the greatest of all. If you sometimes carry foul odorous items like me, cleaning the stench is a breeze. Just spray and wipe. The truck tarpaulin liner is a gift. Being so effortless to clean you never get that,"your bag stinks" comment.
Rain: Whatever you place in the bag will remain fulling dry as well you placed it in their. The exterior does well to repel water as well. So wherever you may arrive, at least your bag is not dripping everywhere. However, if you are hopelessly dependent on your bike as I am, one slight issue may arise. This is only the case if you are bothered by minute issues. My only complaint is how easily the padded strap becomes water logged and stays so. Riding after a extremely raining day can be some what irritating with a squishy-wet strap on my shoulder. A possible solution might be to line the shoulder strap with Cordura.
Regardless of the pad issues, which is only me being picky, I would not hesitate a moment to recommend this piece of beautiful workmanship. Do your self a favor, quit reading reviews and buy this bag!