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Ruling forcing Goodfellow to 'bench' workers
Goodfellow Bros. has 30 employees "on the bench" and may have to sideline 70 more because a proposed large retail center and affordable housing project they were scheduled to work on was put on hold last week by the state Land Use Commission.
"There around 30 guys that are home right now. We were planning to roll them into the project," said Chad Goodfellow, president of Goodfellow Bros. "We've got another 70 that are currently working on projects. We are very concerned we won't have any work for them to roll into."
Goodfellow Bros. is the general contractor for site work on California-based Eclipse Development Group's 700,000-square-foot retail shopping outlet in north Kihei. Honua'ula Partners wants to build 250 affordable homes in conjunction with that project.
Last week, the commission ruled Eclipse and Honua'ula's current project plans violate several panel-imposed conditions placed on the land in 1995, when the commission granted former landowner Kaonoulu Ranch a land reclassification from agricultural to urban. The ranch's project called for a 123-lot light industrial development, which current developers say contained the possibility of retail stores.
The commission revisited the project after interveners prompted the panel to take up the current developments in the context of the 1995-approved land-use change and conditions.
A meeting will probably be held in a "month or two" to hold hearings on whether the parcel should revert to agriculture, said Daniel Orodenker, executive director of the state LUC.
Goodfellow said that the project was going to be 50 percent of the company's work on Maui at least for this year.
"It's a big piece of what we were planning on doing," he said.
Goodfellow planned to use around half of its 225-member workforce on the project, not including another 50 or so subcontract workers, he added.
Irene Bowie, executive director of the Maui Tomorrow Foundation, one of the interveners in the case, said that the foundation "feels that it's unfortunate that Goodfellow has to lay people off."
But she added that the "onus," or burden, lies with the developers and its representative who should have notified the LUC of changes in project plans.
One of the original project's conditions, now in violation by the current projects, was the annual reporting of the development's status, she added, noting that at least four reports were missing.
Mark Hyde, executive director for South Maui Citizens for Responsible Growth, another intervener, agreed with Bowie.
But in an email, he said: "No one wants to see job losses. However, jobs can be lost when projects are processed outside the law as is the case here."
As the public found out with the banking system collapse five years ago, "when institutions take risks, not only are the businesses themselves harmed when risk comes home to roost, people's lives are affected as well in the form of job losses, etc.," Hyde said.
The other intervener in the case is Kihei resident Daniel Kanahele.
In addition to the proposed retail center and housing, the developments that would sit on 88-acres mauka of Piilani Highway would include a 1-million-gallon water tank. Piilani Highway improvements also are planned.
Goodfellow said that he hoped the commission and developers would work together to allow some preliminary work to be done while the current overall project is reviewed. He said work on the water tank and highway would benefit the county, not necessarily the developer. So, hopefully construction on those projects could move ahead soon, he said.
All three interveners are challenging the county, which has already issued grading permits for the project. The interveners maintain that the county should pull the permits in compliance with the LUC's 1995 order.
The interveners are appealing the planning director's decision not to enforce the conditions that require landowners to develop the project consistent with the original petitioner's representations made in 1995.
A hearing on the matter before the Maui County Board of Variances and Appeals had been scheduled for Thursday, but attorneys agreed to postpone the hearing pending the LUC's final determination on the South Maui developments, according to the interveners' attorney Tom Pierce.
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January 2013 was a bit of a rough month for users of Ruby on Rails and rubygems. org. Two critical security flaws were found in Ruby on Rails, and rubygems. org was broken into (luckily, not by a malicious hacker). In this article, I will look at exactly what caused these security vulnerabilities and the break-in to earn "critical" ratings, what the vendors did when a critical issue came up, and what users can do to help keep their software secure.
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One of the most important criteria in judging whether a security issue is critical or not is the severity of exploitation (see the "CVSS2 Scores" box). An attack that allows remote code execution as a privileged user or root is a whole lot worse than a simple denial of service condition. On the other hand, a denial of service that can be triggered remotely with a single network packet and make it through the Internet (e.g., not just on the same local subnet) might also be rated "critical."
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Kaka scored a landmark goal as AC Milan took a 35th-minute lead against Atalanta in their Serie A clash.
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"Understand the risks, understand the fluctuation in value, understand the fact that there is no government backing, no federal deposit insurance," said Gavin Gee, the state finance department's director. "There are a number of risks associated with this currency."
Bitcoin's value can fluctuate as much as 20 percent in one day.
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Bitcoin is not like your ordinary currency that you can keep in your wallet. You actually store Bitcoin, which is sort of an electronic code, in your smart phone, computer or in the cloud.
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Nathan Willett couldn't hold back the sentimentality at the start of a four-song encore at the Observatory on Friday night. Who could blame him? The singer was wrapping up a tour that lasted nearly the entirety of 2013, and which came full circle, beginning at the Bootleg Theatre in February, with a show at the Observatory the next week, only to end in this same Santa Ana spot, virtually a hometown show for a band that has been based in both Fullerton and Long Beach.
But while it might seem a neat and fitting conclusion to this part of Cold War Kids' history, like the end of a chapter in a long novel, their story has less and less to do with the actual lineup that now exists.
Before the recording of this year's underrated "Dear Miss Lonelyhearts," the group's fourth full-length work, founding guitarist Jonnie Russell left. Drummer Matt Aveiro also has exited: whether temporarily or permanently isn't clear, but he's been replaced recently by Modest Mouse anchor Joe Plummer. Russell's substitute, Dann Gallucci, also has Modest Mouse roots and is playing in the Murder City Devils; touring keyboardist Matthew Schwartz will join MCD as well when they headline here Tuesday night.
Essentially, Cold War Kids is becoming a revolving door of pedigreed but hired hands, great musicians who nonetheless make the band's back-story seem less relevant.
With just Willett and bassist Matt Maust remaining from the group that formed atop Mulberry St. Ristorante, the Italian mainstay in downtown Fullerton, the front man's emotional speech held more significance. His repeated mentions of endings may have signified not just a tour finale but the close of an era for the group, with perhaps some tough decisions ahead regarding which way to continue.
All along CWK has been forced to survive in an awkward middle-ground between Pitchfork-approved indie darlings and KROQ-approved radio titans in training. Yet survive is exactly what they have done, consistently selling out sizable venues and attracting the sort of passionate devotion that usually comes with greater global fame. Willett alluded to this, commenting that the band wouldn't exist if it weren't for their Orange County fan base "that came to see them 10 times at Detroit Bar."
Despite this night's persistent vibe of conclusions, this is unlikely the last we've heard from Cold War Kids. But when the band does return, it's hard to imagine personnel changes not altering the project more than Gallucci's addition already has, given his co-producing role on their most recent LP, which established a rawer direction further extended on September's digital-only EP, "Tuxedos."
Performance-wise, the new Cold War Kids can be both looser and stiffer, with Maust engaging every member as the band's binding glue. Willett, however, easily could embark as a solo act with his piano-troubadour routine: this night began with a new cut in that vein, "Pine St.," while the encore found him going solo for "Bottled Affection."
Well, not completely solo – he asked the crowd to help with the chorus, displaying an innate need for CWK to remain a community, regardless of who comes and goes from the group. For devotees, especially locally, some of their songs – this year's excellent "Miracle Mile," this night's closing "Saint John," from 2006 debut "Robbers & Cowards" – are bigger than the band's individual egos, as evidenced by the overwhelming reaction these thousand fans had to the band's staples. Even a cover of The Band's "You Don't Come Through" was met with a warm reaction, although it's unlikely many attendees were familiar with that "Basement Tapes"-era obscurity, despite it being in set lists since March.
That legendary group, of course, is famous for, among other things, "The Last Waltz," by which point in its career The Band was acrimoniously crumbling. It's hard not to wonder to what extent Cold War Kids have been going through similar splintering, and this final dance of the year may have placed the weight of the world on Willett's back.
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Colligan, with the exception of Strayhorn's "Upper Manhattan Medical Group", writes all of the tunes heard here. They cover quite a lot of ground. For example, "Colors of Love" sports a very authentic samba beat and Perico Sambeat's airy flute voices the melody with just the right amount of sweetness. Both "Ancestral Wisdom" and "Open" explore various shifting meters, with the latter featuring Sambeat's soprano and a reoccurring vamp that recalls Ralph Towner's writing for Oregon. "Last November" is a lovely ballad-like piece that balances out the program, while the previously mentioned "Upper Manhattan..." skates along nicely in five.
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Personnel: George Colligan (piano & trumpet), Perico Sambeat (alto & soprano sax, flute), Mario Rossy (bass), Marc Miralta (drums)
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One minute you are listening to Madonnas Dont Tell Me and the next minute you are hearing which neighborhoods will be impacted by fire hydrant testing in the City of Georgetown.
Then you may hear the theme to Monday Night Football, some beach music, a couple of country tunes and a Motown classic.
Then Smoky Bear is reminding listeners only you can prevent forest fires.
Such is the programming on WGEO-LP, 105.7 FM, the low-powered radio station owned and operated by the City of Georgetowns Fire Department.
The station, which can be heard in the city and some adjacent areas, was the brainchild of former Assistant Fire Chief Bill Johnson, who retired last year.
At first it was an AM station but in 2002 the switch was made to FM.
Fire Chief Joey Tanner said the city began trying to figure out how to better communicate with citizens after Hurricane Hugo in 1989. After the storm knocked out electricity, there was no way to disseminate information, so, Tanner said, pamphlets were made and workers went door to door distributing them.
We quickly realized that would not really work, Tanner said.
A meeting was held with Boyd Johnson the city administrator at the time who agreed something had to be done to help solve the information dissemination problem during emergency situations.
This, of course, was in the days before cell phones were popular and the Internet was still in the development stage.
So, after two close calls with tropical systems in 1996, the city applied for, and was granted, a radio license by the FCC.
From the time it signed on, the station played mainly classical and instrumental music between the information segments. That was something Bill Johnson was planning to update when he retired, Tanner said.
On a recent afternoon, the playlist included Jennifer Lopez, Doug Stone, The Drifters, Dionne Warwick and Tim McGraw. The unmanned station runs itself through a computer program.
The format of the station has changed, but the purpose remains the same.
Right now we have more music and PSAs but one day I want there to be less music and more about what is going on in the city, Tanner said.
In emergency situations, Tanner said information will still be disseminated the way it always has been through newspapers and newspapers websites and social pages, on TV and on the fire departments Facebook page. But, the radio station is also used knowing not everyone has access to the Internet or is in a place where they can connect.
Georgetown is not the first city to have its own station. North Myrtle Beach operated an FM station for several years, but earlier this month that city pulled the plug on its signal and returned the license to the FCC.
In a statement issued about that decision, North Myrtle Beach officials said in recent years the Citys use of its websites, social media, e-mail and e-mail news groups and other forms of communication has evolved to the point where they serve as our primary means of communicating news and information to the public. The time and expense involved in managing and programming WNMI 98.7 is no longer necessary or effective.
Tanner said he feels the citys station is still a benefit to Georgetowns residents and visitors.
The benefit is we can talk about the city. We have PSAs and other information about Georgetown, he said, adding that some of his employee and other volunteers have offered to help fill the void that was created with Bill Johnsons retirement.
He said he hopes to add additional features such as routine city updates and weather reports to the programming.
About the expense, Tanner said it costs nearly nothing to operate and maintain. He said about $1,500 was spent recently upgrading the system and enhancing the signal.
A total of $575 was spent last year on fees to ASCAP and BMI for rights to broadcast music.
As for the music that is being played most of those decisions are being made by Mayor Jack Scoville.
I added about a hundred songs. A mixture of things, Scoville said. Duke Ellington said there are only two kinds of music: good and bad. I want to play only good music, but different types, so we catch the casual searchers ear.
He said one of the things he added this week, speaking of variety, was the soundtrack from the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Tanner said he hopes to one day add a live streaming feature which would allow anyone to hear the station anywhere over the Internet.
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Mammal by Rebecca Daly
Margaret, a divorced woman living alone in Dublin, learns that her teenage son has been found dead. Enduring her unsettling grief privately, she escapes daily to the local swimming pool. One day at the pool she runs into Joe, a homeless youth she found injured late one night in the deserted laneway behind her work. Margaret offers Joe a room in her house and an unorthodox relationship starts to develop between them. Margaret's ex-husband Matt begins to turn up randomly in Margaret's life. As Margaret and Joe's mutual reliance grows their tentative trust is threatened by the escalation of Matt's grieving rage and Joe's involvement with a gang of violent youths.
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Rachel Griffiths gets an overdue showcase in this elegant, elliptical character study of a shuttered divorcee and a feral delinquent. Rachel Griffiths has been so egregiously underused on the big screen in recent years that her mere presence in a leading role is reason enough to commend "Mammal." That Irish writerdirector Rebecca Daly's film proves as quietly, uncompromisingly complicated as the actress it showcases makes it worthy of celebration. An elliptical essay in withheld grief and reluctant desire, "Mammal" finds an improbable partner for Griffiths' peacable loner in 22-year-old livewire Barry Keoghan's bristling delinquent; their ambiguously sensual attraction is one of
several unarticulated emotional currents coursing through a story that resists obvious psychological cues at every turn.
The 31st annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival kicks off this weekend in the glorious American Riviera, with awards, special guests, celebrity tributes to the likes of Sylvester Stallone and Johnny Depp and, of course, films galore. While it's impossible to see absolutely everything on offer (trust me, I've tried), here are some films to keep an eye out for that I've had a chance to take a look at. I'll be updating the coverage as the fest goes on.
Director Rebecca Daly ventures where few dare to trod in the Oedipal nightmare "Mammal," featuring an outstanding Rachel Griffiths ("Six Feet Under," "Hillary and Jackie") as Margaret, a divorced Dubliner who is rocked by the news that her long-missing teenage son has been found dead. In her subdued grief, Margaret develops an odd friendship of sorts with a homeless young gang member named Joe (Barry Keoghan). While at first her offer to allow Joe to use her son's abandoned room seems borne from a need to turn tragedy into goodness, Margaret gradually veers into twisted "Vertigo" territory, dressing Joe in her son's clothes as prelude to a twisted sexual draw and a means to assuage the torment of loss.( THE WASHINGTON TIMES )
Rachel Griffiths, Mammal: Griffiths is one of the most subtle actresses working today, and her performance helps ground Rebecca Daly's gritty drama about a Dublin woman who learns of her estranged son's death and takes in a tough, homeless street kid almost as a way to make up for it. That's a premise that could easily go off the rails. Mammal isn't the kind of somber, soft movie that dances around the thorny issues at play, but rather one mired in blood, guts, anguish, violence, and sex, and it takes a couple of big, bold narrative turns. But Griffiths, with her terse, tense presence and her physicality, helps sell the melodrama.
Rachel Griffiths and the young Barry Keoghan star in this emotionally complex feature film
about a single woman trying to cope with the loss of the son she abandoned by helping a
troubled soul. More heart-wrenching than tear-jerking, it's a cinematic study of what it
means to be a parent.
Australian actress Rachel Griffiths gives a tightly focused performance, tinged with sadness
and danger, in Rebecca Daly's new film, about a Dublin woman, Margaret, who takes in a
street kid (Barry Keoghan, cuddly and menacing) after she learns that the son she walked out
on years ago has gone missing. A film about how grief can morph into a rapacious
hunger, Mammal frankly, unblinkingly depicts some pretty risqué stuff.
Irish writer-director Rebecca Daly's film, starring Rachel Griffiths, is a gritty feature
focusing on loss and redemption. The landscape of grief encompasses both universal and very personal territory, realms that Dublin-set drama Mammal explores with curiosity and compassion, although not always with
narrative precision. AMC Networks' Sundance Channel Global secured broadcast rights for
multiple territories at the festival and theatrical distributors may take an interest as well, despite
the film's minimalist style and subdued performances.
The second feature from director Rebecca Daly and screenwriting partner Glenn Montgomery follows The Other Side Of Sleep (2011) with a further intense exploration of grief, loss and isolation. More approachable than their dreamy, elliptical debut, it is still a dour, slow-burning drama that is more likely to attract widespread festival attention
than significant theatrical suitors. The subject matter and treatment suggest some commercial parallels with Toni Colette/Jack Reynor tale Glassland. In Mammal, sensitively judged, totally committed performances from Rachel Griffiths and Barry Keoghan carry a tale that edges towards Greek tragedy in its treatment of the fragile, twisted bond between mothers and sons.
Australian actress Rachel Griffiths usually inhabits gregarious characters but plays against type in Mammal as a woman who loses a son and weaves a complicated relationship with a teenage boy. "My co-writer Glenn [Montgomery] had this idea to write a film about a woman who did not know how to parent," says director Rebecca Daly, who hopes some of the protagonist's choices will trigger lively conversations. "I think generally speaking women are judged more harshly
than men in relation to the way they parent (or don't parent) their children." Daly, who directed 2011 drama The Other Side Of Sleep, appreciated the range that Griffiths invested in the character. "For me the tension between Rachel's nature and Margaret's character is one of the most interesting elements of the film."
Australia's Rachel Griffiths, who won an Oscar nomination for Hilary and Jackie, will head the cast for Mammal, to be directed by Rebecca Daly, whose debut feature The Other Side of Sleep premiered at the Cannes Film Festival Directors Fortnight. The film is an unusual love story between a woman who has lost her son in tragic circumstances and a young homeless. Playing opposite Griffiths will be Irish actor Barry Keoghan...( CINEUROPA )
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Sundance Channel acquires five festival titles. Films include Irish feature Mammal starring Barry Keoghan.
Sundance Channel Global has acquired five features from this year's Sundance Film Festival
and will exclusively premiere the titles shortly after the festival. They include Mammal, The Fits, Spa Night, Jacqueline (Argentine) and My Friend In The Park (Mi Amiga Del Parque). Mammal has been acquired from Picture Tree International Central and Eastern Europe, Iberia, Latin America, and the Middle East and North Africa.
Sundance Channel Grabs Mammal
The Sundance Channel has picked up five movie titles from the ongoing Sundance Film
Festival, including Irish pre-festival favorite and dramatic competition entry "Mammal."
The five acquired films will premiere exclusively on Sundance Channel Global, shortly after
the festival this year. Rights vary according to the different markets where the channel operates.
"Mammal," directed by Rebecca Daly, was acquired for Central and Eastern Europe, Iberia,
Latin America, and the Middle East and North Africa. Sales were handled by Germany's
Picture Tree.
Rebecca Daly Interview in Sundance
The new film from Irish writer-director Rebecca Daly, Mammal, is a smart, sensitive story
about family, love, grief, and parenting. Rachel Griffiths stars as Margaret, a middle-aged
woman who lives alone, but for a lodger. When her ex-husband (Michael McElhatton) calls her
to tell her that the son that she left years ago has gone missing, it's like a bomb has been dropped
into her life.
Rachel Griffiths Takes a Dive in Exclusive Indiewire Clip for Sundance Drama 'Mammal'
The Sundance Film Festival is about to start up, and Indiewire has an exclusive clip for "Mammal," which looks to be a fierce competitor in this year's World Drama Competition. The intimate character drama is a co-production between Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands and stars Academy Award nominee Rachel Griffiths ("Muriel's Wedding," "Six Feet Under"). Griffiths plays Margaret, a divorcee in Dublin recovering from the recent death of her teenaged son. She finds solace at a local swimming pool, where she soon meets Joe (Barry Keoghan), a homeless youth at odds with a local gang. Margaret lets him stay at her home, where the two find themselves to be kindred spirits in their isolation from the rest of the world. However, their bond is threatened when Margeret's violent ex-husband, Mark (Michael McElhatton), returns into her life.
Sundance 16: Felix van Groeningen, Rebecca Daly and Ana Katz Load Up World Dramatic Comp
In this year's dozen offerings we have names we normally associate with Cannes in The Misfortunates' Felix van Groeningen (Belgica), The Other Side of Sleep's Rebecca Daly (Mammal) and A Stray Girlfriend's Ana Katz (Mi Amiga del Parque).
Mammal / Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands (Director: Rebecca Daly, Screenwriters: Rebecca Daly, Glenn Montgomery) — After Margaret, a divorcée living in Dublin, loses her teenage son, she develops an unorthodox relationship with Joe, a homeless youth. Their tentative trust is threatened by his involvement with a violent gang and the escalation of her exhusband's grieving rage. Cast: Rachel Griffiths, Barry Keoghan, Michael McElhatton. World Premiere
Picture Tree Picks Up Sundance Entry 'Mammal' for International Sales
Picture Tree Intl. has picked up international sales on "Mammal," which will have its world premiere in the World Dramatic competition section at the Sundance Film Festival. The film is directed by Rebecca Daly, whose debut feature "The Other Side of Sleep" played in Cannes Directors' Fortnight in 2011. "Mammal" stars Rachel Griffiths, who was Oscar nominated for "Hilary and Jackie," and Barry Keoghan, who also appears in upcoming Michael Fassbender movie "Trespass Against Us." The cast also features "Game of Thrones" thesp Michael McElhatton.
The film centers on Margaret (Griffiths), a separated woman living alone in Dublin. After the death of her son, Margaret is drawn to a homeless youth, Joe (Keoghan). As their mutual reliance grows, they confuse the boundaries between affection and sexual intimacy.
Barry Keoghan selected Stars of Tomorrow 2015
The 22-year-old Dubliner Barry Keoghan has been selected for Stars of Tomorrow 2015. The BFI London Film Festival and Screen International have now unveiled their list, spotlighting the hottest up-and-coming actors and filmmakers. Matt Mueller, Editor of Screen International, says: "The young actors, directors, writers and producers we have chosen are a real testament to the amazing talent that exists in the UK and Ireland. I have no doubt we will be hearing much more from our Class of 2015 in the years ahead."
Barry Keoghan has an unmistakable intensity, whether on TV's Love/Hate, briefly glimpsed in the feature '71 (he also has a small role in Trespass Against Us), or bigger turns in indies Norfolk and Rebecca Daly's upcoming MAMMAL, in which he takes the lead opposite Rachel Griffiths.


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Gasp. He can let go of a dollar without spending it?
Can you?
The sequester was his idea. He threatens to VETO any bill that does not include the sequester. Yet he keeps blaming the right for the sequester.
Get a court order forcing all members of Congress to attend Spend-A-Holics sessions followed by Pork-A-Holic sessions. Follow that up by making "How to Work a Whole Day" required reading succeeded by "How to Stop Just Putting In Time and Work a Whole Week".
What's a dollar good for if you don't spend it? That's what it's made for.
"Go ahead and sequester! That gigantic yawn you hear is coming from productive Americans who couldn't care less!"
Go ahead and yawn. Regardless of what gets cut, and how much, there will be job loss. If those cuts are not properly targeted, the job loss will be much less manageable and more traumatic to the general economy. And many "productive Americans" will not be yawning when they lose their jobs as a result of Congress not doing its own job.
I'm glad that the pace is decreasing. In extrapolating the trend it only means that we will become Greece later rather that sooner.
Mark my words that if these sequester cuts are made everyone will end up paying the price. Markets will roil, as gas prices will soar along with unemployment & long lines at the airports. Congress & Pres. Obama need to compromise & come up with a viable budget that won't hurt the economy.
Republican Governor Rick Scott cut $1.3 billion from the state budget last year.
Now he is proposing an increase of $1 billion and calling himself the education governor. Morale among teachers, bus drivers, and college students is way down.
If we have nationwide austerity, then morale is going to get worse and worse.
Same here in Maine…Paul LePage cut a bunch of HHS jobs (a coworker instantly stopped liking Republicans after his girlfriend lost her job and had to move to Mass., so now he has to pay his entire mortgage), and now thinks we need to help the mentally ill. He did the same thing with school funding…cuts funds, then says our schools need help.
Republican logic: cut funding for programs that need help because they're not performing at your level of acceptability, then complain that they suck, give them back funding, and claiming it as your triumph.
you are correct about that. It's funny that the conservatives don't mind making sure the mega-rich, the corporations and wall street having tax cut (those who make 90% of all the money), but are afraid the children, the disabled and the old and out of work will get spoiled.
You are right Rockingolfer . Obama HAS spent less than any recent president.
the trough should read should read "spending on cronies"
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Recap: 'Top Chef All-Stars' Premiere - 'History Never Repeats'
I don't think it's possible to be too excited about "Top Chef: All-Stars," which promises to be a smorgasbord of fabulous food, long-simmering hostilities and chefs melting down faster than a block of Velveeta on microwave nachos. Like on any reality all-stars competition, the returning competitors know exactly what to expect (more or less) and who they're up against (at least if they've been watching the show), so we get to skip over some of the more boring "getting to know you" episodes and cut right to the chase. Likewise, let's get to it!
First up, we're re-introduced to all the chefs with the occasional educational flashback, but let's just sum up by saying everyone really, really wants to win and pretty much everyone seems to be exactly the same as they were in their individual seasons. I am curious to see if Spike really has grown and emerged from kitchen rat to a classy chef, but as long as he keeps wearing those little hats, I'll always have my suspicions the kitchen rat isn't far from the surface.
The early stand-outs are Richard and Angelo, though I do have a fondness for Carla, the super nice chef whose insecurity got her eliminated in her season. Plus, she occasionally calls out "hooty-hoo" for no apparent reason. How can you not root for an underdog like that?
On the flip side, Fabio and Mike always seemed to have more faith in their abilities than was completely deserved (although, egos aside, they always seemed like nice guys). Marcel, however, still seems like a twerp. But speaking of Fabio, I'm sorry his far more talented buddy Stefan didn't make it back, but I guess he needs to keep an eye on Stefan's at L.A. Farm (where he serves those dessert lollipops that got him eliminated on "TC," so I'm guessing he's not feeling much love for the judges anyway).
For the Quickfire Challenge, the chefs divide into teams according to season, then must create a dish inspired by the city where their season was hosted. Oh, and they have 25 minutes to cook, as it is a Quickfire, after all.
Season four's team members decide to make a Chicago dog in tribute to, well, Chicago, which strikes me as a horrible idea, but they do have Richard on the team and he's talking mustard ice cream, so it may actually be kind of awesome.
Season seven picks crabcakes to inspire Washington D.C., which sounds better than what I think of when I think of D.C., which is pee and poverty, which probably do not taste so great.
Season five goes with a trio of apples in tribute to the Big Apple. I'm a little worried, as Jamie for thinks she's the strongest chef of her teammates, even though Carla made it to the top three and Jamie didn't. Carla being Carla, she just goes along with the plan in her "let's all play nice" way. Oh, Carla!
Season three, which was in Miami, picks Cuban food, which looks tasty enough.
Marcel of Season two picks fish tacos to conjure up Los Angeles. As he points out, they're really easy to make. Which is exactly the problem. I mean, I can make fish tacos. If these aren't extremely interesting, deconstructed, reconfigured fish tacos, well, they're in trouble.
Season one is San Francisco, and they pick cioppino, which sounds fine as the only food I associate with San Franscisco is Rice-A-Roni (the San Francisco treat, remember?). Las Vegas (season six) picks lobster. Jen points out her team is intimidating because of her. I would say Jen has an ego problem, but she really is a strong cook.
Of course, with so many chefs running around and freaking out because NO ONE wants to go home first, even on the All-Star season, something is bound to go wrong. Which it does, as Angelo gets bumped and drops his fish and has to start over with three minutes on the clock. Tre's pork isn't cooking, which is also a problem, because you can't get pork sushi for a reason, people.
Season one's cioppino looks super fabulous, but season two's dish? That shrimp taco better taste incredible, because it looks like crap, boring shrimps slopped in pea-colored baby food (I know it's guacamole, but it has no texture to it). Season three's Miami cuisine looks good, but I'm really hoping Tre managed to get the pork cooked through, because giving the judges trichinosis is a really bad idea.
I'm not sure what to make of season four's Chicago dog, because we skate past it so quickly you don't really get a feel for whether the ingredients work together. Season five's three apple dishes I'm a little skeptical of, as I'm pretty sure strong, conflicting flavors as blue cheese and curry are not going to mesh, unless you're blending them together to make a vomit ice cream flavor.
Season six's lobster pasta carbonara looks delicious, but I'm not sure it's creative enough to win. Season seven's crabcake essence with rock fish looks tasty, but only if they cooked it right. With fish, you never know,
Tom delivers the bad news first – the season two shrimp was bland. Season one used too much garlic. Season five only had one good dish out of three and season seven sucked it.
The winner was… Chicago, season four. That's all about Richard's mustard ice cream, by the way. I'm putting my money on Richard to win this whole thing, honestly, as long as the show can keep him in nitrogen or whatever other weird chemical stuff he's into this week.
Padma doesn't waste a minute before bringing out the elimination challenge. Each chef is presented with the ingredients that sent them home, and worse, they must make the dish that got them eliminated, but obviously, they have to improve on it. Oh, yuck. The chefs do not look happy, and I don't blame them. Spike must be relieved he has immunity, as he's working with frozen scallops.
Padma then informs the chefs Anthony Bourdain, the Simon Cowell of the food world, has joined the judges table. Mwahahahaha!
Angelo's dish possibilities probably look the most appealing, since he wasn't eliminated but simply got sick and was sent home to recover. He isn't stuck making anything truly gross, like steamed fish or boiled leeks.
Another twist – the chefs will be divided into two groups, and each group will get to sit with the judges and eat the other team's food. Even better, and what they don't know until they enter the kitchen for their turn, is that the opposing team gets to watch the chefs tear their dishes apart. Elia is too sensitive to watch and refuses to gather around the TV with everyone else, poor lamb. I understand why she doesn't like this aspect of the competition, but you've got to think no one's going to be blowing smoke up Anthony Bordain or Tom's butt, so the criticisms will be pretty accurate. As in, she might learn something. Come on, Elia, man up.
At the judges' table, everyone loves Richard and Angelo's dishes. Anthony Bourdain says Dale unbleeped his dish, but he doesn't say bleep, but either way it's still saying something, as he made butterscotch miso scallops again and this time they didn't make anyone want to throw up. Unfortunately for her, Tiffany's fish is declared meh.
Stephen blows it, and Fabio's fish stew is really, really, really hated by Bourdain, who calls it an inside-out animal. Fabio intends to tell him off. Really? Oh, Fabio, just accept that your dish was gross twice in a row and move on. Elia's dish is also loathed.
Antonia scored, except with Tiffany, who's just cranky because no one liked her fish. Spike's ceviche is okay with Anthony Bourdain, except for the scallops, but then he discovers he wasn't supposed to like frozen scallops anyway and he's actually impressed with crafty kitchen rat Spike. Jamie also scored, as did Mike. In other news, Dale's dish delivered a meh dumpling and Carla served up nerve endings to Angelo. Casey and Marcel scored, but Jen's duck wasn't so great. Jen is floored, as she thought she was heading to the finals without a bump. Focus, Jen, focus!
Padma calls in Spike, Jamie, Richard and Angelo. I'm thinking they're the best of the bunch.
And they are, except Tom informs Richard that, because he went over the time limit, he can't win this challenge. This is news to Richard, who is pissed but reluctantly accepts that yes, the rules do apply to even super genius chefs like himself. The winner is… Angelo. He gets ten grand. I'm glad for Angelo, but it seems odd to me that someone who wasn't really eliminated wins this challenge, as he never served an f'ed up meal.
But on to the losers. Up on the block are Fabio, Stephen and Elia. No surprises, given the reaction at judges' table.
You would think the chefs, having seen the show before, having BEEN ON the show before, would know that arguing gets you nowhere. But Stephen still tries to convince Anthony Bourdain that he makes great dumplings. No one's buying. Elia seems shocked to learn her fish was rare and attempts to convince Gail otherwise by repeating "medium" over and over. This, too, is unsuccessful.
And yes, Fabio decides to puff up his chest and declare the judges stupid as well! Fabio is stunned that Anthony Bourdain thought his food was gross and then tells him to stop making fun of him. Tom steps in to tell Fabio to get over himself, as his food blew.
Before she's instructed to get out of the room, Elia begs for her (cooking) life. That might work. The judges don't like to be told they're stupid, but they aren't heartless.
Fabio goes backstage, still railing against the judges. I have to say, Fabio is almost unrecognizable from when he was last on the show. But back to food. Anthony notes that while he was eating Stephen's dish, his mind was drifting back to his last colonscopy, so he thinks that one sucked, too.
And yet, Padma tells Elia to pack her knives and go. Wow, really? Her dish seemed bland but inoffensive, while Bourdain declared Fabio's dish dog food. Please tell me this show isn't suffering from Project Runwayitis, in which the producers convince the judges not to kick off the real losers if they're good TV. But I will say, Fabio is good TV, even if he makes a brown, wet, ugly fish stew.
Elia feels humiliated, which is not surprising, and slinks off the show, bested by banana leaf-wrapped fish. But at least she can say she was a "Top Chef" all-star, if only for a moment.
Who do you think will win? Do you think Elia deserved to go home? Do you think it was fair that Richard was disqualified from winning?