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Remake'o'mania continues apace... Last April we reported that a Short Circuit remake was in the pipeline, and the return of Johnny 5 moves a little closer with news that a writer has been signed up to hunker down and produce a script.
Dan Milano, who's best known for his work on Seth Green's deranged stop-motion Robot Chicken series, will be putting his robotic expertise to good use recrafting the 1986 story of the nuclear-armed US military 'bot that goes rogue (in a nice way) when it's hit by lightning.
With its Wall-E-alike hero, and Steve Guttenberg and Ally Sheedy as the brainy scientist and tree-hugging hippy type who try to stop it falling into the warmongering hands of the US army, Short Circuit was fun if undemanding family fare.
David Foster, who's producing for Dimension Films alongside Ryan E. Heppe and John Hyde, promises the remake will showcase all the wonders of modern robotics: "We're bringing Number 5 into the 21st Century and taking advantage of the improvements in robotics that are so massive that robots are now performing heart surgeries in hospitals."
"We think of Wall-E as an extended trailer for our film, because it's the same face," said Foster. Milano, meanwhile is charged with ensuring an edgier remake. According to Variety, his brief is to provide a more subversive edge, which could mean giving Johnny 5 a crack problem or simply recasting Guttenberg. Watch this space.

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Even with their 48 point outburst in the season opener, Tim Tebow and the Wildcat pack might have a few more tricks up their sleeve as they eye Sunday's matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. With New York's gadget offense held in check by Buffalo this past Sunday, it was Mark Sanchez's arm, Jeremy Kerley's legs and an opportunistic defense that carried the day Week One.
"I don't think it was a (high) percentage," mentioned Tebow of how much Wildcat offense the Jets showed against Buffalo. "I think it was what we were trying to execute at the time. After we had quite a bit of a lead, I think it was a little bit more vanilla there."
Vanilla is right.
Tebow carried the ball five times for just 11 yards and didn't attempt a pass the entire game. While that may seem like an oddity for most NFL gunslingers, Tebow is proving once against that he is no ordinary quarterback.
"Yeah, there we're some games in my rookie year for sure," remarked Tebow of the last time he didn't attempt a pass in a game. "Actually, when we played the Jets, I scored against them, but I don't think I threw a pass. There's some games where I didn't throw, you just have whatever Wildcat plays, and (run) those."
One of Tebow's most prolific passing performances came during last year's AFC Wildcard round against the Steelers. The former Heisman Trophy winner amassed 316 yards through the air with two scores, including the game-winning 80-yard touchdown connection with wide receiver Demaryius Thomas to seal the victory in overtime.
In doing so, Tebow became the first quarterback in over ten years to complete three passes of more than 50 yards in one game against Pittsburgh's defense.
Tebow celebrating after last year's win in the AFC Wildcard game
"You'll always have memories of that game," admitted Tebow of the Broncos thrilling upset win over the Steelers in the playoffs last year. "It was a special game and a special win. A lot of fun times were had. But now, it's a new season, new opportunity, new challenges, so I'm looking forward to the game and I think we are as a team."
With New York's first-year offensive coordinator Tony Sparano utilizing Tebow in a variety of roles and packages, the Jets' jack of all trades is ready to do whatever is asked of him.
"I'm definitely competitive, but the number one thing to help competitiveness is winning football games," uttered Tebow on how content he is with playing limited snaps. "However I can help this team to win football games, that is the ultimate goal."
Sunday's matchup in the Steel City marks a barometer game for Gang Green as they look to prove they are viable contenders in the AFC.
"This is the second game of the year for both of these teams, so we're both learning, we're both improving," stated Tebow. "We're both trying to get to where we want to get to. They're a great team, so it is a great challenge."


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The magic shaper does not, as the VLAN support came about after the
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If you're looking for a way to judge the success of NOLA Fashion Week, you could point to the debut of Libellule, the new label, rich with hand-appliquéed details, by Leigh Reveley and Crickett Lapeyre.
Or you could look at the clever fabric manipulation — quilted leather trims, hand-smocked collars and swaths of silk printed with a black-and-white photograph of Canal Street's Greenwood cemetery — worked into Amanda deLeon's dark and moody collection.
Or you could point to the local buyers from Perlis, Abeille NOLA and Hattie Sparks boutiques who filled the second row at the Joy Theater to catch sweet local label Jolie & Elizabeth get a little rock and roll attitude, backed up by a live performance from the Royal Teeth band.
Every time NOLA Fashion Week seemed to reach its high point, I was delighted by some new detail or a refined new approached that illustrated how our local design scene is evolving.
DeLeon hit the nail on the head Thursday night after her sharp showing of 21 looks. "We're not a joke," she said, backstage as models shimmied out of dresses. "Designers here are working really hard, and we've got talent."
The evidence of that talent was apparent to anyone who got a close look at the clothes,
In a concise presentation of 13 looks — among them an appliquéed, cap-sleeve dress, a jaunty capelet and a flowing, moss-green goddess gown — Libellule (French for dragonfly) impressed both in its sophistication and its well-edited approach. For a first collection, here was a polished stone, rather than a diamond in the rough.
Using vintage patterns, Reveley and Lapeyre picked traditional silhouettes to provide a familiar canvas for showing off their love of hand embellishment, as well an ability to have great fun with fine fabrics, from cashmeres and silks to a wool-silk-linen blend.
It should be no surprise that Libellule's freshman collection is a standout. Reveley is not a novice to the needle arts. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and a professional textile conservator, she's been a regular at local design competitions, and won the Worn Again recycled fashion show a few years back, turning a bag of horrid castoffs into an elegant evening gown.
Reveley and Lepeyre got the idea to join forces when Reveley was restoring Lepeyre's bridal veil. Both former Carnival queens, the two women share "a love vintage silhouette, early Lanvin style and very detailed clothing," Reveley said.
Such attention to detail came through in their appliques, which included an airy red maple tree formed of Vera Wang lace and affixed to an empire-waist sheath.
With helpful critiques from veteran designer Seema Sudan of LiaMolly, Lapeyre and Reveley narrowed their focus and their collection. "We wanted it to be very New Orleans, so wanted to do New Orleans plants. We did a resurrection fern; the capelet has Spanish moss; a skirt has the pattern of an acorn on it," Reveley said.
DeLeon also mined the local landscape for inspiration, and found plenty of fodder in the cemeteries close to her home, as well as in John Boutte's and Paul Sanchez's song, "Foot of Canal Street."
Playing with life, death and architecture themes, deLeon's collection was a somber study in gray, black, white and crimson. White high-neck collars on dresses brought to mind a Karl Lagerfeld influence, while gold cross lapel chains added a grown-up goth touch.
DeLeon, a Jonesboro native who studied architecture and interior design at Louisiana Tech University, is a stickler for details and is talented with tailoring. One dress was constructed of layers of black leather, sewn like ruffles. To me, it brought to mind dark flower petals, but DeLeon described it as "scales."
The standout of the show was a cemetery-printed silk gown, something I could imagine Angelina Jolie wearing to the Oscars, though it might have to be modified with a serious slit, if so.
DeLeon was one of the designers presenting during a four-hour, marathon night of back-to-back shows on Thursday evening. With events held at various galleries around the Warehouse District, the high-heeled crowd ambled over cobblestone streets, while models sprinted between venues. Keeping everything rolling and remarkably on time were the calm fashion week founders Nicholas Landry and Andie Eaton, who managed the backstage troops in a chic asymmetrical dress.
Showing at the American Institute of Architects space on Lee Circle was Matthew Arthur, a young designer whose work gets better every season. Arthur has a strong point of view, designing comfy clothes — knit jackets, long skirts, jersey sweatpants — for both men and women to wear lounging and clubbing. His charcoal gray, black and white collection was cohesive.
But the show's staging distracted from the looks. Models walked out barefoot, with a single strip of tape around their feet. The women's hair was held back in plastic wrap. Once in front of the crowd, the models took exaggerated slumped and hunched postures, as if terribly burdened by their clothing. The theatrics left me wanting to pull back their shoulders so I could get a better sense of the tailoring and drape.
More black and white, but with bright shocks of pink mixed in, continued the evening's color theme at Andrea Loest's presentation of her intricately seamed and patchworked dresses. Part of a "garment system" she created, each dress is a multi-layered piece, fitted in the bodice, with contrasting fabrics, stitching and textures. For fall, she incorporated deconstructed men's suiting into the skirts, adding a hint of masculinity to the feminine silhouettes.
Earlier in the week, the fashion crowd congregated at the newly reopened Joy Theater for an event that was equal parts music concert and clothing presentation, with bands Royal Teeth, Big History and Baby Bee playing as models presented looks from Jolie & Elizabeth, Blackout by Ashlie Ming and Dope.
"I loved the live music. It made for a great show," said Meg O'Reilly, owner of Abeille NOLA boutique on Oak Street.
O'Reilly carries Jolie & Elizabeth's collection, so the event was a preview of what she can expect to see from the New Orleans-made, Southern-styled brand for fall.
"Their spring is really strong; people come in for their seersucker dresses," she said of the work by designers Jolie Bensen and Sarah Elizabeth Dewey. "This show was a good way to see the direction they're going for fall and see how it might fit in my store. And it was just fun."
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The Jayhawk Theater is a historic, cave-like structure encapsulated in a space between the Jayhawk Tower and the modern-day Upstage Gallery in downtown Topeka. In its heyday, it was host to legendary performers like Bob Hope and George Burns, Vaudeville shows, a million goose bump-inducing cinematic moments, on-stage wartime marriages and lots of necking in the upper balcony. Its functions changed somewhat throughout the decades, but it was always a place of good times, an entertaining portal through which Topekans saw the rest of the world. But, on a more personal level, Topekans could glimpse a cross-section of their hometown in the Jayhawk Theatre, whether in the segregated balcony section, the ladies dressed to the nines in evening gowns or the ground floor teeming with children during a Saturday morning 1930's serial cartoon.
All of that history echoes in the now empty, dusty and crumbling theater. But Juli Pitzer, a University of Kansas doctorate student and filmmaker, is determined to shine a light on that history by directing and producing a short film, and in the process, helping to save the physical structure that houses such a rich past.
"What's significant about this theater is that it's still here," says Pitzer. "It's the only theatre in downtown Topeka that exists from this time period and any other time period, and I hope that this film will help expose it."
The 15-minute short, tentatively titled "Capturing the Community at the Historic Jayhawk Theatre in Topeka, Kansas," is being created through a short film grant from the Kansas Humanities Council (KHC) and will contribute to statewide commemorations of Kansas' 150th year of statehood next January.
Pitzer and crew will be filming at the Upstage Gallery, 720 S.W. Jackson, this coming Friday Sept. 3 during the First Friday Artwalk, 5-8 p.m. Visitors to the gallery will be able to tour the theater and tell their own personal stories to the camera with the possibility of being included in the short film or in a later extended version.
"For the film, we need the stories, and a lot of the stories are going away, because the population that came here and remembers its origins are in their 80's and 90's, so that history is already being depleted."
But the film won't just be a trip down memory lane for aged Topekans. Pitzer believes that there is a message for people of her generation, the 20, 30, 40-somethings who grew up with an altogether different movie house experience.
"We just take it for granted in our digital age, you know, media is always with us, so we don't understand what has brought us to this place. We go to a box out in a suburb with a gazillion choices," says Pitzer. "There's very little detail that goes into creating a multiplex. To come in and see the history here and see the hand chiseled décor, to understand the pulling of the curtain, I hope that it births a little bit of passion or love for the nostalgia of those before us."
The documentary will make its way to the public in January, 2011 for the sesquicentennial celebration. There are plans for an airing on WIBW Channel 13, community screenings and discussions, and, Pitzer hopes, a viewing at the Jayhawk itself, even in its current condition.
"It would be really hard to climate control it for a screening. I would love to do a screening in here. Maybe I could just fan it in some way," Pitzer laughs.
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WOOSTER -- Lucille Anna Shriver, 89, formerly of Ashland, died Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012, at West View Manor, Wooster.
She was born June 9, 1923, in Wayne County, the daughter of Ira Boyd and Mabel Lois Ickes Bowman, and married R. Wayne Shriver. He preceded her in death.
She was a homemaker and a member of Trinity United Methodist Church.
Surviving are daughters, Linda (Stan) Ramsier of Ashland, Glenda Bartley and Virginia (Duane) Bodager, both of Jeromesville and Karen (Gary) Sloan of Wooster; a son, Kenneth (Sandy) Shriver of Wooster; 20 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; a grandson, Ryan Shriver; sisters, Hazel Gortner and Evelyn Derr; and a brother, Russell Bowman.
Services will be Saturday December 8 at 11 a.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, with pastors Eric Fairhurst and Shawn Green officiating. Burial will be in Trinity Cemetery.
Friends may call Friday, Dec. 7 from 6-8 p.m. at Fickes Funeral Home in Jeromesville. Online condolences may be made at www.fickesfuneralhome.com.


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NDA to oppose Reservation Bill
December 19, 2005 14:39 IST
Leaders of National Democratic Alliance on Monday unanimously decided to oppose a Constitution Amendment Bill providing reservation in private educational institutions but exempting minority institutions from its purview.
"There should be reservation for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and socially and educationally backward classes in government and non-governmental institutions.
"It should be applicable to all institutions and we have unanimously agreed that the clause exempting minority institutions should not be there," BJP spokesman V K Malhotra said after a 75-minute meeting of the alliance leaders.
The NDA said there should be reservation for Dalits and backward classes in the minority institutions.
"Moreover, definition of minorities is not clear. There are institutions run by linguistic minorities where the majority of the students are from majority linguistic community," Malhotra said.
Earlier, key NDA ally Janata Dal-United had reservations about the Bharatiya Janata Party's stand as it did not want to be seen as adopting an anti-minority stance.
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Readers criticize the scheduling for performances of Fiddler on the Roof as well as the meaning of the word eternal when it comes to Jerusalem.
Tevye Would Have Faulted Theater's Schedule
When I first saw your article about the Summerstage performance of Fiddler on the Roof (Lifestyle & Culture: "Anatevka Comes to Upper Darby," Aug. 1), I was very excited. However, my excitement quickly turned to disappointment when I saw that every single one of the five performances conflicted with Shabbat.
I understand that,in general, we have no right to expect theaters to accommodate the religious practices of any specific group. However, in this case, the piece is about that particular group, so it would only seem reasonable that there be at least one performance on a Sunday — or on any other day other than Friday evening or Saturday. Keep in mind that Tevye very likely would have objected to any performances on Shabbat!
With these thoughts in mind, I emailed Summerstage and received a detailed response from Harry Dietzler, the executive and artistic director of the Upper Darby Performing Arts Center. He said the theater was aware of the problem but didn't have a solution because of the other productions they perform and therefore they are limited to Friday and Saturday for their MainStage.
He went on to say: "I am very sorry that we cannot offer a performance that you can attend. We are very proud of our production and its authenticity to Jewish traditions so I am especially sad that we could not make the schedule work for the very people who are honored by the show. Please accept my apology."
While this is certainly a considerate response, I do wish they had kept the scheduling issue in mind when they chose Fiddler and either worked their other performances around it — or if that were not possible, then chosen a different musical.
Beth Ben-Avraham | Merion Station
Just How 'Eternal' Is 'Eternal?'
The claim was made on the Exponent's letters page ("Outrage Should Greet 'Jerusalem' Ruling," Aug. 1) that "Logically, historically and religiously, Jerusalem and Israel are eternally linked."
Eternally? As in forever, all the time, from time immemorial? Categorically not true.
Jerusalem is known as the "City of David" for good reason: It was not the city of Abraham (Hebron was), nor Isaac, nor Jacob, nor Moses, nor Aaron, nor Miriam, nor the Judges (male and female), nor Samuel, nor even of Saul, the anointed first king of Israel. It was not part of the Promised Land — i.e., was not contained in the original allotment meted out to the tribes in the conquest of Canaan.
Precisely because it was, therefore, neutral territory, David captured it and made it his capital, as an act of political — not religious — acumen driven by strategic and tactical necessity.
Indeed, the word "Jerusalem" never appears in the Pentateuch (the Five Books of Moses), and it is the Pentateuch that serves as the only valid scriptural source for Jewish law (halachah).
This is not to say that Jerusalem is not important; just that it is not the be-all and end-all, and that its significance lies in a happenstance of history and politics, and not beyond them. Therefore, it is time to dispose of exaggerated and false claims routinely — yeah, shamefully — made on its behalf.
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Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller will miss the 2014 season after reinjuring his shoulder, but the Heisman candidate said he intends to return to Columbus next season to finish out his last year of eligibility as a fifth-year senior.
"I love Ohio State and Buckeye nation, and my goal is to come back from this injury stronger and better than ever," Miller said in a statement. "I am on course to graduate in December and I want to attend graduate school, and then return to lead the Buckeyes next season. In the meantime, I want to give all the support I can to my coaches and teammates as they chase a championship this season."
Miller had an MRI on Tuesday to determine his status after The Columbus Dispatch reported that Miller had reinjured his right throwing shoulder at practice on Monday. He was attempting a short pass and was not hit on the play. Ohio State confirmed that Miller's injury would require surgery to repair a torn labrum. The third-year quarterback threw for 2,094 yards and 24 touchdowns and ran for 12 more scores in leading the Buckeyes to the Discover Orange Bowl last season.
Redshirt freshman J.T. Barrett is Miller's top backup and likely be the starter when the Buckeyes open the season on Aug. 30 against Navy at Baltimore. Barrett completed 17 of 33 passes for 151 yards with no interceptions and no touchdowns in Ohio State's annual spring intrasquad scrimmage. (For more on Barrett, we highly recommend heading to Eleven Warriors.) Coach Urban Meyer recently stated that redshirt sophomore Cardale Jones is the third-team quarterback.
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The English Cookbook
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By The Rt. Hon. The Countess of Shannon, with contributions by Her Grace the Duchess of Valderano
"I love to cook, to knead the plump bread dough between my hands. I love to see the texture of the vegetables; the swirls and whirls of cutting red cabbage or the exquisite symmetry of peas in a pod. I love the aroma of baking cinnamon rolls, fresh and steaming hot from the oven; the delicate combination of flavors in a well-made sauce.
But most of all, I love the faces of the visitors and students as they light up at the sight of a table brimming with delectable fare. The visitors often exceed the chairs at my table and lunch is laid out buffet style, giving them the chance to help themselves and return again and again for after meal snacks while congregating to chat." ~ Almine
Both the English cookbook and the American cookbook contain a witty, informative and charming collection of menus, recipes and heartwarming insights and memoirs. Each has different recipes. Imperial measurements are used for the English recipes (gallons and pints are British measurements). They provide a fascinating glimpse into Almine's life as a British Countess before she chose to devote herself to her path as a spiritual teacher.
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J. Carroll Corcoran was a Gotham City councilman.
Hoping to earn votes in his reelection bid, Councilman Corcoran endorsed the new vigilante "The Judge". Corcoran presented himself as a decent, law & order leader to boost popularity. Some considered him to have an unorthodox method of crime fighting by approving of the Judge, to which Corcoran just retorted that Commissioner Gordon approved of Batman's vigilantism. But he even went further: Corcoran illegally provided the Judge with police files and other information of some of Batman's high-profile rogues. Corcoran only cared about polls, reducing crime or doing his duty to protect the lives and property of Gotham's citizens. With more rogues being dealt with by the Judge, the more Corcoran's popularity grew.
Batman went to him to find the Judge, but Corcoran would not budge. The Judge did everything the people of Gotham wanted: hitting the big criminals hard. Corcoran also defended his view by pointing out the poor security at Arkham Asylum that kept letting the criminals escape.
Two-Face especially didn't like the prospect of being hunted when Corcoran had hinted that he'd be next on the Judge's list. So instead, he and Manny kidnapped him in the City Hall's parking lot. At the court house, Two-Face grilled Corcoran for information, but he knew nothing. With no use left for Corcoran, Two-Face ordered Manny and Mo to kill him. Corcoran tried to bargain his way out with $100,000 he had as a slush fund, but Two-Face declined. Corcoran tried the same trick on Manny and Mo, but they refused too. As they were about to shoot him, the Judge showed up.Corcoran hoped to be rescued, but he was wrong. After Manny and Mo were taken out, the Judge confronted the councilman with his crooked nature. Since having a slush fund constitutes as theft, the Judge prepared to kill Corcoran.His attempt to weasel himself out of it didn't help either. As he was about to strike, Batman arrived. In the fight, a wild swash of the Judge's sword cut loose Corcoran's bonds. When the Judge was defeated, Corcoran pleaded for Batman's help. The whole affair would be bad for his reelection, especially if news of his slush fund came out. Unfortunately, it was too late. Batman unmasked the Judge and revealed him to be Two-Face. At that moment, police and press arrived on the scene. The kickbacks and endorsement of a dangerous criminal forced Corcoran to abandon his reelection bid.


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Just when you thought it was over, a new flood watch has been issued for portions of Westman.
The province's Hydrologic Forecast and Water Management Centre says that water levels on the Assiniboine and Souris rivers in southwestern Manitoba are rising due to heavy rainfall.
Parts of the Assiniboine River and Souris River watershed has received up to 120 mm of rain since mid-August — that's 280 to 300 per cent above normal — and that means water has been rising on the Assiniboine River.
More rain is forecast for southern Manitoba tomorrow, with up to 50 mm in some areas.
Environment Canada says that a low pressure system is expected to move into Westman overnight from Saskatchewan. It'll pick up very moist air from the Dakotas and drop rain throughout the region tonight and into tomorrow. Thunderstorms are possible in some areas.
The province says that they expect the storms and rising rivers to bring some overland flooding, especially downstream of the Portage diversion. They're trying to avoid using the diversion, since it needs to be as dry as possible for repairs and maintenance.
Water levels of the Assiniboine River near Brandon are up slightly in the past few days, but are still much lower now than they were even a couple of weeks ago.
On the Souris River, the water level has risen by 10 inches in the past 10 days, but it is still more than 18 inches lower than it was at the start of August.