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How to Play Craps - Vegas Crap Rules
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Craps can be an intimidating game for the beginner. The table it's self, seems to have about a hundred different kinds of bets.
As well, the understanding that craps is a game of rounds.
The first roll in a round is called the Come out roll. Sometimes the outcome of a round will be determined on the Come out roll.
In particular a 2, 3, 7, 11, or 12 on the Come out roll immediately ends a round. If any other total is rolled (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) that number is called the Point.
A white puck is placed on an area of the table to designate what the Point is, in case you forget.
If a Point is rolled the dice will be rolled continuously until the same Point is rolled again or a 7. - Play Craps Online Now!
How to Play Craps
The Pass Line:
The Pass Line is the most fundamental bet in Craps, almost every Player at the table bets on it.
The Pass Line is an even money bet. You start by placing your bet on the Pass Line area on the table on a Come out roll.
If the Come out roll is a 7 or 11 you win, which is also called a "natural".
If the Come out roll is a 2, 3, or 12 (Craps) you lose.
If any Point is rolled on the Come out roll if the Point is rolled again before a 7 you win.
If a 7 comes before the Point you lose.
That is all there is to it.
Once you understand the Pass Line bet you are ready to play Craps.
You may want to practice using fun money a few times before playing for real money.
Buying the Odds:
Once a Point has been thrown you may bet up to 2 times your Pass Line bet on the 'odds.'
The odds are simply an additional wager that the Point will be rolled before a 7. Because the probability of the Point being rolled first is less than 50% you win more than you bet if it happens.
Specifically if the Point is a 6 or 8 the odds pay 6:5, if the Point is a 5 or 9 the odds pay 3:2, and if the Point is a 4 or 10 the odds pay 2:1.
Point Odds Bet Win Total Winnings
- 4 or 10 2:1 $10 $20 $30
- 5 or 9 3:2 $10 $15 $25
- 6 or 8 5:6 $10 $12 $22
Don't Pass:
The Don't Pass is almost the opposite of the Pass Line bet. If the Come out roll is a 2 or 3 then you win, a 7 or 11 you lose.
A 12 is a push. Otherwise the dice are rolled over and over until either the Point or a 7 is rolled. If the 7 comes before the Point you win.
A person betting on the Don't Pass is not the wager of choice by many Players, since this bet is betting against the shooter.
This is also called a "wrong" bettor and is usually winning when everyone else is losing, and vice versa.
Laying the Odds:
This is the opposite of buying odds, in other words betting that a 7 will be rolled before the Point.
- If the Point is a 4 or 10 the don't odds pay 1:2.
- If the Point is a 5 or 9 the don't odds pay 2:3.
- If the Point is a 6 or 8 the don't odds pay 5:6.
Come Line:
The Come bet is like the Pass Line bet but may be made at any time. Like the Pass Line bet you might also put money on the odds if a Point is thrown on the first roll after the Come bet is placed.
There is a nuance to the Come bet the Player should know about. If a Point is thrown and there are still active Come bets on the table waiting for a different Point then special rules apply for the following Come out roll.
The Come out roll will still apply to active Come bets but it will not apply to their respective odds bets.
In the event a Come bet is resolved on a Come out roll then the odds bet will be returned, while the original Come bet will be lost.
This bet is one of the more exciting bets to make in Craps. A lot of Players use this bet to get more numbers working for them at the same time, six in all.
Don't Come:
What the Don't Pass is to the Pass, the Don't Come is to the Come. If the shooter rolls a 2 or 3, you win.
A 12 constitutes a tie. You lose on 7 or 11. Any other number is the "Come Point". You win if a seven is rolled before the Come Point and lose if the Come Point is rolled before a 7 is rolled.
Other Craps Bets:
Place Number Bets: This is very similar to laying odds. You may bet on a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10.
If the number you bet on is rolled before a 7 then you win according to payoff schedule below. These bets work just like the odds except unlike laying odds you don't need to have a Pass Line bet.
Place number bets are ON or WORKING during a come out roll. These bets can be removed at any time.
- A Place Bet on 4 or 10 pays 9:5
- A Place Bet on 5 or 9 pays 7:5
- A Place Bet on 6 or 8 pays 7:
When a Place Bet wins, you are paid your winnings and your original bet is returned. You may take back an active Place Bet at any time.
Buy Bets:
This is essentially the same as the Place Bet, only with a different payoff.
The Player may "buy" any of the Points (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10), which means to bet that the number will be rolled before a 7.
When making a buy bet, you must pay a 4% commission and your bet will pay fair odds if it wins. Fair odds are 2:1 on the 4 and 10, 3:2 on the 5 and 9, and 6:5 on the 6 and 8.
Another way to look at it is that the buy bet pays 48:25 on the 4 and 10, 36:25 on the 5 and 9, and 144:125 on the 6 and 8. The pay out on all bets will be rounded down to the nearest quarter.
Lay Bets:
The lay bet is the opposite of the buy bet and the same as the Place Bet to lose but with different paybacks.
- The lay bets may be placed on the 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10. The bet itself is that a 7 will be rolled before the number you choose. Because the 7 is the most likely number to be rolled you will wager more than you can win.
- The Player must pay a 4% commission on the possible winnings and the fair odds are paid on the bet itself.
- Fair odds are 1:2 on the 4 and 10, 2:3 on the 5 and 9, and 5:6 on the 4 and 8. Another way to look at it is that lay bet pays 12:25 on the 4 and 10, 16:25 on the 5 and 9, and 12:15 on the 6 and 8.
Hard Ways:
There are four different hard way bets.
For example, a hard 4 bet is betting that a pair of twos will be rolled before a 7 or any other way to roll a total of 4. This is called "the hard way" because it is harder to roll two twos than a one and a three.
Likewise you can bet on a hard 6, 8, or 10, each of which is a bet that the hard way of rolling the given number will occur before a 7 or any "easy" way.
- The casino pays 7:1 on a hard 4 or 10
- The casino pays 9:1 on a hard 6 or 8
- Big 6: A bet that a 6 will be rolled before a 7. Pays even money.
- Big 8: Same as the Big 6 only that an 8 will be rolled before a 7.
- Big 6 and 8 are not able to be placed on the Come out roll and are NOT working on the next Come out roll after a Point is rolled.
The Proposition Bets
Proposition bets either win or lose on the next throw. Specific descriptions of the various bets are below.
- Craps 2: A bet that a 2 will be thrown on the next roll. Pays 30:1.
- Craps 3: A bet that a 3 will be thrown on the next roll. Pays 15:1.
- Seven: A bet that a 7 will be thrown on the next roll. Pays 4:1.
- Eleven: A bet that an 11 will be thrown on the next roll. Pays 15:1
- Craps 12: A bet that a 12 will be thrown on the next roll. Pays 30:1
- Any Craps: A bet that the next roll will be a 2, 3, or 12. Pays 7:1
- Field Bet: This is a one time bet that the next roll will be a 2,3,4,9,10,11, or 12. The 3,4,9,10, and 11 pay even money, the 2 and 12 pays 2:1.
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I am not a BRONY!!
My 7 year old daughter Erin is always tying to get me to play with her My Little Pony toys. If you have kids, not matter what they are into, you are also into just enough to monitor what they are being exposed to. She loves My Little Pony, so daddy is "into" it I guess.
I buy her MLP comic books from time to time and know the episodes/editions that she doesnt have in her collection. When I see them, I buy them. I am not the only father that does this for his daughter. Yet, there are grown men who buy My Little Pony stuff, but for themselves. A male person that does this is called a Brony. Now there is a documentary. It's somewhat scary...
Check it out here...and DJ Pon 3 is my favorite in case you were wondering. (I am NOT a Brony!)


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Re: Another flowing idea..
Posted By: Martin Thoene <email@example.com> In Response To: Another flowing idea.. (BB)
Date: Tuesday, 16 March 1999, at 7:22 p.m.
In Response To: Another flowing idea.. (BB)
BB, the things that happen when your mind wanders! I was kinda wondering where the plans were going until I got near the end. A free-standing, room-centre tank poses all sorts of aesthetic problems when it comes to where all the services go. My old book that the SE Stream biotope pic comes from covers all sorts of design problems due to projected tank locations with great emphasis on what it all looks like in the end. It proposed a centrally mounted internal filter inside a tree stump as a solution, but that's not what your looking for here anyway. The book pre-dates trickle-filter technology by about 20 years!
I can see your thinking, but wonder if the space under the 10 gal. tank will tend to detract from the directional flow somewhat, by giving somewhere for turbulance to be created as water tries to find a way out from it's restricted path that you want it to take.
My LFS has a monster island tank full of Tank-busters that has a central Trickle-filter intake like you suggest built into a glass constructed central box. This is sealed to the bottom of the tank, and I think feeds a sump within the brick-built plinth the tank stands on.
I thought the original idea of a central bulkhead panel with opposed direction powerheads was an excellent idea, brilliant in it's simplicity. It also would give substantially more floor area for the fish, and greater decor possibility. You could still use the tank-drilling you describe for cable access and feeding a sump-mounted trickle filter. The 10 gal inside a 40 will take quite a lot of room. You could make a slim, central box from 4 sheets of glass, with a weir intake, and media supports,etc as you describe, and feed a sump out the bottom of the sealed chamber it creates, thereby alleviating one corner chamber for a sump intake. Going on from that, a second drilling within that area could take a pipe for cable access as you describe. Now there's NO corner boxes (tidier, especially if you intend to view from all sides). The return from the sump-pump could also come up the cable pipe and via pre-formed bends, be directed back into the tank down one side of the central area "wall". A powerhead on the other side would blast water in the opposite direction, so that water is encouraged to flow "around" the centre wall. This still only uses 2 pumps, gives greater floor area, no extra clutter in tank corners,.........and you've still got a useable 10 gallon tank! And you know that you ALWAYS need a spare tank! The glass to build the central box shouldn't cost too much, plus some silicone sealer.You could use the grey sealer you describe to paint it, or silicone small pieces of rock to it to create a backdrop that algae would still grow on.
Well that's my 50c worth!...........................................Martin.
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Liz Barnitz, a Ph.D. candidate at UC Santa Barbara's Gevirtz School and the Principal at El Camino School, was named K-12 Educator of the Year by the Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce. She is one of the 2013 Goleta's Finest Award winners, and will be among those honored at a formal celebration at the Bacara Resort & Spa on November 21. Goleta's Finest is a 64-year old tradition honoring remarkable individuals whose contributions have enhanced the Goleta community.
As principal at El Camino Elementary, Barnitz has helped lead the school become a No Excuses University school, one of a network of schools united in the conviction that all children, even those living in poverty or learning English, can be academically successful and attend college. As a No Excuses University School, El Camino believes that it has the power to make this dream a reality. Thanks to her leadership and the No Excuses program, El Camino is the only Title I school on the South Coast to meet every state and federal academic standard, putting it on track to get out of Program Improvement accountability requirements next year.
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20 years ago Larry Clark changed cinema with the groundbreaking film, Kids. He sat down with NERVE in 2006.
Larry Clark creates a semiannual stir with the release of each new film: Kids introduced the world to Chloe Sevigny, the term "virgin surgeon" and the idea that kids were killing kids with sex; Bully was a thoroughly excellent crime drama that seethed with violence, class hopelessness and homoeroticism. But with Ken Park it had seemed Clark had pushed the envelope off the table: the story of adult exploitation of children that featured erections, teen threesomes, seemingly unsimulated oral sex and autoerotic asphyxiation didn't make it into American theaters. Yet earlier this year, Clark rebounded with his most commercial film, Wassup Rockers, which emphasized issues of class and race in the story of two young Hispanic boys who are taken for a ride by two Beverly Hills Paris Hilton wannabes. Most recently, Clark contributed to Destricted, a series of short films about sex commissioned with the stipulation that the filmmakers would not be censored. In a crowd of funny and weird experiments by Mariana Abramovic, Gaspar Noe and Sam Taylor-Wood, Clark's documentary, "Impaled," is the most resonant. The setup is a casting call for a young, non-porn actor to star in a hardcore film; Clark induces several all-American rejects to strip for the camera and talk about how porn has influenced their sexual attitudes. The "winner" then selects a co-star from a lineup of porn actresses and performs the hardcore scene, which Clark follows unflinchingly. But that, of course, isn't where the most is revealed. Destricted opens in the UK this week; it will be released in the U.S. by IFC later this year. In a wide-ranging conversation with Nerve, Clark revealed why "Impaled" shocked him, answered critics who charge that he veers too close to voyeurism, and talked about how his personal history affects the films he makes today. — Michael Martin
The curator of Destricted said that the idea for each film evolved out of conversations he had with each artist. How did that conversation start between you two?
Well, mine did not start with any kind of conversation with Neville. My deal was, they gave me the money, I made the film, they know what I was doing until I sent them a rough cut of the film.
How did you get the idea?
I was never really into porn. But anybody born after 1990 grew up with pornography, whether they want to or not. And I have children, so I could see this happening, the shit popping up on the internet. And I just had this idea, so I set the premise and thought, let's see what happens. I'm still shocked by what happened in the film. But ultimately, it makes sense: if you start watching pornography before you have sex, a lot of kids are going to think that's the way to do it, you know. I was amazed that the correct way to have sex is to pull out and ejaculate on the girl's face — to them, you know, this is the way it's done. But if you think about it, it makes sense. If you grew up with pornography, of course you might think that.
You've also mentioned you're shocked by the male pube-shaving epidemic.
That's just beyond the pale for me! When you're that age, you can't wait to get pubic hair! It's such an important thing about being a kid. To be that young and to shave it off, because that's what they do — it's just bizarre to me.
How did you find the guys?
There was a casting call set up by the assistant of the line producer who went to college. The casting call is what you see filmed. The winner — "the winner" — it's funny. The winner, the kid I chose, gets to pick the girl, so they're interviewing the girls and it's pretty interesting to hear the girls talking about how they got into pornography, and they're pretty open too. What's great is these kids are so open and honest. And the girls somewhat too, even though they're you know porno actresses, they're still very young and that's interesting. I was never so interested in porno actresses. But having met these girls, man, they're just the greatest girls. They're really interesting and good people and, god, they're fucking gorgeous, incredibly beautiful, two or three of those girls were just, you know, you would die right there, just amazing.
The guys knew the deal going in. They were totally cool with getting naked on camera and knew they were essentially competing to have hardcore sex on film. It's an amazing piece of work. But that film proves I'm a good guy, right? Because I didn't pick the kid who was a virgin. I figured that would have been beyond the pale.
What was the most shocking thing that you learned?
The pulling out and the shaving, those are the shocking things for me. Once I had a girlfriend who took the pill. One night we were doing it and she said, "Oh, I forgot my pill, don't come in me." And we were really having a great fuck and I pulled out and I jerked off and I came on her. And while I was doing this I said, "I hate this, I hate this," it spoils the whole deal for me, I hate that, you know, I don't enjoy it at all. And she told me that her last boyfriend always pulled out. I said, "Why?" and she said he just liked it better. I said, "Were you taking the pill?" and she said yeah. I figure probably he was raised on pornography and that's why he did it.
Did you talk to your kids, or any of your actors, about how porn has affected them?
I knew kids watched porn, because I've been hanging out with teenagers since the late '80s. I mean, skaters skate all day and they go home and watch porn. Skating and porn, skating and porn. Now anybody with the energy can watch porn all fucking day. It's part of our culture. It's part of what kids see at a very early age.
All of your films explore young male sexuality. What still interests you about that?
It's just kind of my territory. It started back when I was a kid in Tulsa and started making photographs of my friends. I photographed them over a period of ten years, and it became like visual anthropology. There is really no easy, single answer for it. I think in Wassup Rockers I'm focusing on both. Kids I always thought was kind of a woman's look. Bully, certainly, is about just boys, but that's part of being that age, you know. Have you seen Ken Loach's film Sweet Sixteen? You should see that. It's really a good film. And I was inspired by that film, because it's really good and there's no sex at all in it, so it can be done. I said you can't do without it, but he did and it's inspirational.
Why do you focus on the guys? In Bully, there's a lot of homoerotic tension. Ken Park showed erections and a come shot. So does Destricted.
Well, Bully is based on a true crime novel and those guys had a real complicated relationship. And believe it or not, the movie's a little toned down from the book. Ken Park was an interesting one, because those were all my stories from my diary. My idea was that it's about kids who get none of the emotional needs fulfilled by the adults around them, and the adults are using them to fill their own needs, whatever they may be, so they get nothing. These kids were so beat up and abused that normally in a film, these kids would have very little hope in life, if any, and so I had this artistic idea that they would come together and have sex, maybe in the best possible way. As some kind of salvation, or redemption, or temporary redemption. I think I did pull it off and people come out of that film, feeling good, feeling positive and they say, you know, that's not a dirty scene. The dirty scene is when the guy marries his daughter, or when the father abuses his kid.
Why was Ken Park never released in America?
I had a crazy producer who said he'd cleared all the songs, and he didn't. I worked for a year to clear them. I got them cleared, and they didn't pay for them. So we either have to re-clear them or change some music or something. It never got to the point where there was a censorship issue — the movie's out all over the world. You can go on eBay and get a good DVD from Russia, France or the Netherlands. Don't get the Hong Kong ones; they're pixilated.
So it wasn't censorship issues? It could play in theaters as-is?
No, no, no. We're still trying to get it out. Obviously it would be unrated and obviously it wouldn't be appropriate for young children. I'm not stupid, you know. I wouldn't want my son, when he was thirteen, fourteen years old, to have seen an autoerotic asphyxiation scene.
It was truly shocking. Autoerotic asphxiation isn't talked about, and here you had a long shot of a twentysomething non-porn actor actually doing it and climaxing.
People say, "Well why didn't you just show, you know, the close-up of the head, of the face?" It never occurred to me for a moment that I would do that scene and not show it the way I showed it. I come from the art world and you can put whatever you want to on the wall and people go "Ho-hum." But when you make film, there are all these rules, you don't have rules in art. But I'm an artist. In every movie I've ever made, people have said you can't do this and can't do that. I said, "Yes I can." I don't think like a director. I'm going to do whatever I want to do.
But why did you want to film a young guy jerking off?
You're asking questions about why I focus on teenage male sexuality and why did I do this, and why did I do that. I'm just making work. I've been doing it for a long time, and it's my territory. If someone did it better, I wouldn't have to do it. I'm not going to copy other people. I had a very traumatic, difficult adolescence in Oklahoma. I always felt that I missed a lot and I had a lot of issues, being fucked-up and taking drugs. So I'm sure it's psychological, it all comes from my youth. But there is really no easy answer to your question. This stuff is what I do, and people like it. I hope I'm showing stuff and you know, maybe people will learn some stuff they didn't know.
You're doing things that nobody else is doing and no one else will touch.
I don't usually get into this, but your question got me thinking about it. I started making photographs by accident. When I was twelve years old, my father and my mother started this little mom-and-pop business, and they went door-to-door and did home portraits of babies. When I was fourteen, fifteen, I was forced into the family business. I had to help my mother in this. When I was fifteen, sixteen, I was taking the pictures, photographing the babies and driving around Oklahoma in all these small towns. I was doing this thing called kidnapping, where you knock on the doors, find out who has babies, talk your way in and you do a home portrait of the babies in the home. Six by seven inches for $10.95, and that's what I had to do when I was a kid. And I was this fucked-up kid. I was skinny, and I stuttered and I had to go make babies laugh and put stuffed animals on my head, and they'd fall off, and I'd go "uh-oh" and the baby would laugh. Click. And it was miserable, but it put a camera in my hands. I was taking drugs, in the '50s when it was so secret, there wasn't supposed to be any drugs, and one day I just started photographing my friends.
So I just realized, "Hey you don't have to photograph babies, there's this stuff going on that no one's ever seen, and it's never seen or talked about." When I was in junior high school, I knew this girl who had five brothers, and they were all fucking her, so probably her father was too. It was never talked about, but everybody knew about it. Parents were drug addicts, alcoholics. Kids would come to school with blinded eyes because the parents beat them up. This wasn't unusual in the '50s and was kind of out in the open. I remember one father used to beat up his kid in the front yard in public. The kid actually later became a cop, so look out for this kid, he's got some issues. So I was photographing things that you couldn't see anyplace else. And I felt back then, I said, "If I could see these images, I wouldn't have to make them." Back then in the '50s, to get laid, there would be a few girls that would fuck everybody and there would be gangbangs, and so on and so forth.
So it's still kind of like that, if you look at my films. It's still about things that you can't see other places. When I made my first film, Kids, I'd done so much autobiography, and I was married, and I had kids. My son was twelve when Kids came out and my daughter was nine. They were approaching their teen years, I was interested in what was going on with teenagers, and I knew nothing about it. And I said, well, visually, who are the most interesting teenagers? Skateboarders. Back then, they were all outlaws and the cops were afraid of them and the parents were afraid of them, everybody hated them. Skateboarding comes out of punk rock. Punk rock was all about dysfunctional fucked-up families, if you listen to the lyrics. And skateboarding was similarly dysfunctional fucked-up kids from really fucked-up families. Punk rock saved lives — without punk rock a lot of kids would have killed themselves, and without skateboarding a lot of kids would have killed themselves. It gave kids an outlet. And it was kind of the same process as Wassup Rockers I spent years with those kids and got to know them. They let me into their secret world where no adults were allowed and they gave me access, and then I made a film about that. So it's still kind of about, "if you can see it in other places, I wouldn't do it."
There is a scene in Destricted where the guys have stripped down and the camera pans up and down both of their bodies. It reminded me of what my friend said after a screening of Ken Park. He said, "Larry Clark's eye is so predatory. Ken Park supposedly criticizes adults for leering at children, but it seems to me that he's doing the same thing." How do you respond to that kind of criticism?
Fuck you! Fuck 'em, man. I'm a visual artist. I'm going to make my work visually exciting. That's what I do. Look at Bully visually. When I started filming those scenes, I said, "You just don't see movies like this." Watch a Hollywood movie and then watch Bully — you're not going to find any movie even close to being as visually exciting as Bully, and that's the truth of that. If you're going to show naked kids fucking, well let's see 'em! I'm a visual fucking artist. I'm always looking for the unexpected action, unexpected comment, the unexpected image. There are unexpected images in those scenes in Ken Park, and that's what I'm trying to do. Call it what you want to call it.
But nothing is gratuitous. There is a reason for every shot and a reason for every scene. The only gratuitous scene in any of my films is that one with Bijou in Bully, where she's getting a pedicure, she has no panties on and you can see a little bit of her cunt and pubic hair. But Bijou showed up for work like that — she was right in that character, who's flinging her pussy around. That shot is a bit gratuitous, and I took it out. I put a different shot in there for a long time, and then I said, it's just not as good, put it back in. It is visually startling. It startled everybody. The reviewers all picked up on it. and they said, why do I keep doing this? I'm doing this because it worked better than the other shots, that's why. But if I have people naked in my movies, there's a reason for them to be naked. Same with Rockers. Critics talked about "shirtless Jonathan, shirtless, shirtless, shirtless kid." This is L.A.! These kids walk around with no shirts on all the time; they walk around in their boxer shorts when they're home. This is what the fuck they look like. If I made these movies and everybody had on a long-sleeved shirt that was buttoned up to the neck, would everybody be happy then? People are stupid. I'm just making work, take it or leave it.
So what's your conclusion, after seeing all of this and learning all of this about porn's effect on kids?
Nothing can be restricted anymore. There's no way to stop this. Everything is photographed, everything is documented. All the kids from the movie all have little cameras in their phones, and they can make photographs of everything immediately. They laugh at me with my film and my cameras: "Look at this, you're taking pictures, you've got to go to a lab to get your pictures," and they go "Tshk tshk tshk tshk." The kids go out and skate after school — one kid skates and the other one films them, and then the other kid skates and one films him, and they skate for three hours and then they watch the videos of themselves skating for three hours. If you walk into a bar in New York City where somebody is having a party, and you ask kids what they do, seventy-five percent of them are going to say that they are photographers. They're all taking pictures, they're all making evidence, constantly. It's like, if someone didn't document it, did it even happen?
It's not like when I did Tulsa. We didn't know the ramifications of those photographs. Now everybody is aware of everything and you can photograph people doing anything. Do you know Ryan McGinley's photographs? Do you know Dash Snow? Well Dash has all these Polaroids of Ryan in Ryan's place and there's this other guy, I forget his name, it's in Ryan's bathroom, the other guy is taking a piss and Ryan bends down, and with his mouth open and is taking the piss in his mouth. All these guys, Ryan and Dash, they photograph everything. I saw that picture and I said, "Here's what happened, okay, they're in the bathroom, one guy goes to piss, Dash grabs his camera to take a picture of the guy pissing, and then Ryan sees this, and then immediately, for the picture bends down and takes the piss in his mouth for that picture." And everybody knows what they're doing and what's going on, right? I mean, isn't that a little different? Isn't that a little bizarre?
Did you want to go for the R rating this time?
The film has violence and so much racism. So I don't think I toned it down, I'm just telling their stories. If you mean tone down by not having explicit sex, well I did that in my last movie. Plus these were young kids, so I needed to figure out how to suggest what was going on without being explicit. You certainly know what's going on. You get the idea, and imagination kicks in. It's probably better the way I figured it out.
How so?
I went over to Jonathan's [the fourteen-year-old star of Wassup Rockers] one afternoon after school. He was in his bedroom with his girlfriend. They were dressed, but their hair was wet. And they had all this candy on the bed. Like two hundred different kinds of candy. And I thought to myself, "I bet they've come home after school, they've had sex, they've taken a shower, they've walked to the store and gotten all this candy. For a kid this age, what are their physical needs, or what do they think their physical needs are? Sex and sugar." And I said, when I make this film I bet I can use candy to suggest that the kids have had sex. Like it used to be in the movies, when you'd see people lying in bed smoking a cigarette and you'd know they'd had sex, because in the movies they always smoked a cigarette after sex.
How do you ingratiate yourself with them?
I got to know them really well. I met Jonathan and Kiko [another star of Wassup Rockers] out of serendipity. I was with Tiffany Limos, some other actors from Ken Park and these two French women who'd flown in from Paris from this French magazine. I just said we'll go find some kids. We met them, they told us they were from the ghetto, and they took us to South Central. So we took them all over the place for four days, all these skate spots they'd never been to. We fed them good and they had a great time. When the magazine came out, they gave us all these pages. They did two covers, one with Tiffany and one with fourteen-year-old Jonathan. When I took the magazines back, they were amazed, and they wanted to go skating again. I took them, and a week later Kiko called me on Saturday morning saying, "We're ready to go skating, come get us." So I did it every Saturday, we never missed a day. Obviously I was interested in telling their stories and making a film, and I would observe their behavior. But we got to know each other and trust each other. And, you know, I'm cool. If I wasn't cool, I couldn't even go a mile with these kids. That should be pretty obvious.
How do you define cool?
I'm cool, you know what that is. I'm okay, I'm a good guy. I was showing probably a lot of interest in these kids and maybe a lot of people . . . maybe they didn't get that much interest in them, you know.
What's next for you?
I'm working with a writer in New York named Evan Weiner. We're writing a new screenplay called Wild Child. I have another film called Blood of Pan. The premise is that Peter Pan and the Lost Boys are still alive and in New York City as street kids. Captain Hook and Mr. Smee are still after them and Peter gets involved with a Wendy. It's a very funny, hip screenplay; it's going to be a fascinating film. I also wrote a screenplay with a writer named David Reeves that's called Shame. It's kind of a remake of Neil Jordan's Mona Lisa, but it's contemporary and it's in New York City. I'm actually trying to make a remake of a great film, by a great living director, which is a terrific challenge because those things hardly ever work.
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Because I have four strikes against me. I want to pull that one off.
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The next generation of infotainment systems that improve the driving experience are unveiled by Johnson Controls at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Johnson Controls, building on more than a decade of experience in connectivity, hands-free telematics, and Human Machine Interface (HMI), is expanding its electronics product portfolio into full in-vehicle infotainment systems for automakers. The company, a leader in automotive interiors and electronics, announced this today at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
"As the market has migrated toward more integrated infotainment solutions, we havedeveloped in-house capabilities and formed strategic partnerships in the development of our products," said Paul Lambert, group vice president and general manager, Electronics, Johnson Controls Automotive Electronics and Interiors. "As a result, we offer automakers integrated system solutions that include navigation, audio management, connectivity and HMI design." Johnson Controls also announced its first, full infotainment system will launch in a 2014 model year vehicle program in North America, Europe and Asia.
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"Infotainment and Information applications currently running on multiple operating systems, will be fused together in a comprehensive driver information package that is intuitive, safe and scalable for vehicles," said Bauer. "Multiple operating systems that can run in their own hardware space without modification will be the cornerstone of bringing automotive embedded infotainment and driver information into a cloud based future." Available in model year 2015, Johnson Controls' "fusion" approach to driver interaction electronics will allow automakers to achieve the next level of hardware integration while addressing driver safety and information needs. System capability will be further enhanced when these software applications, running on Linux / GENIVI, Android and real-time QNX platforms, do so in a secure mode with hard firewalls. The company's multiple operation system approach and graphics handling capability will deliver the required system performance for automakers. This fusion approach, coupled with a new, highly adaptive interaction model that covers both cloud and vehicle based information and content sources, will deliver a new level in user experience.
The 2013 CES is the world's largest annual innovation event, which takes place January 8-11 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The event features 3,000 global technology companies unveiling the latest consumer technology products and services across 15 major product categories. For more information on the 2013 International CES, visit www.CESweb.org.
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IRVINE (CNS) - The boards overseeing OrangeCounty's toll roads today approved the resignation of their chief executive. who according to a published report had been put on leave last month.
Transportation Corridor Agencies CEO Neil Peterson officially announced his resignation today, which was approved by the boards overseeing the Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor Agency and San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency.
The boards for both agencies will pay Peterson $78,845 in compensation and benefits while he is on leave until June 5, according to a staff report to the boards.
Peterson was hired last June as chief executive of the two agencies. The Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor Agency manages the 133, 241 and 261 toll roads, while the San Joaquin Hills agency manages the 73 Toll Road.
Peterson's settlement agreement with his employers includes giving him the opportunity to "personally clear out his office," and to maintain the "contacts" on his work cellphone and email.
Peterson's resignation terms will be kept confidential, unless it becomes part of litigation. Future employers seeking references will only be told when he was hired and when he resigned.
The Orange County Register reported Peterson was put on leave last month when it came to light he and Foothill/Eastern Agency board chairwoman Lisa Bartlett approved major contracts worth tens of thousands of dollars by using a budget loophole.
Orange County Supervisor Todd Spitzer, who serves on the Foothill/Eastern board, said he opposed the settlement.
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Dana Point Mayor Lisa Bartlett, chairwoman of the Foothill/Eastern board, said, "Neil's departure from the agency will give him the opportunity to focus on charitable work to which he is passionately committed."
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July 30, 2008 - The King Pins team of Jason Keller, Mark Smith, Dewayne Roach, Mike Fletcher and Shayne Wilson hammered out a 3,480 to win the Tri-County Autoplex Men's Handicap Tournament at Classic Lanes over the weekend.
The squad received only three pins in handicap, but authored a 3,477 scratch, averaging 695.4 pins per man for the three-game set.
Finishing second was the X-Force team of Brian Stegall, Anthony Sweat, Red Skelton, Michael Carter and Shane Quinn. The team rolled a total of 2,957 scratch and finished with a 3,188 handicap score. In third place was the CHA CHA CHAA! team of Jason Keller, Shayne Wilson, Dewayne Roach, Greg Pullen and Colby Pullen with a 3,074 scratch and 3,140 handicap.
Fourth place went to Whistle Blowers, the team of Tarry Davison, Jeff Wright, Rocky Propes, Buddy McClendon and Harold McClure. Whistle Blowers rolled a 2,915 scratch, hitting 3,098 including handicap.
Tarry Davison and Harold McClure teamed to win the doubles event with a 1,343 total. The pair received no handicap. Jason Parmer and Justin Parmer combined for a 1,336 handicap for second place, while Nathan Crist and Wesley Crist took third with 1,248.
Shayne Wilson also won the singles event, hitting a 729 scratch. He received no handicap. James Parmer was second with a 686 after rolling a 644 scratch, and Nathan Crist had a 653 scratch and 674 handicap total for third place.
In scratch singles, Joey Kirkpatrick led with a 681, followed by Bo Duncan's 655 and Tarry Davison finished third with 652. Scratch doubles leaders were Mark Smith and Wilson with 1,258, while James Allen and Richard Allen were second with 1,183, and Nevil Solomon and Smith were third with 1,182. As the tournament was a handicap event, no cash prize is to be awarded in the scratch division.
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The Autoplex firm was a major sponsor of the tournament with a contribution of $1,000 to the prize fund, while other sponsorship funds were provided by numerous businesses and individuals to boost the added money total.
Plans call for prize money to be distributed Thursday evening at Classic Lanes, tournament officials announced.
The tournament drew nine five-man team entries, 17 doubles teams and 35 bowlers in the singles event competition, according to statistics provided by tournament officials Sunday night.
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Half-truth #2: Increasing oil production takes too long and would not impact the market for at least a decade. The sooner we make investments in domestic energy, the sooner those benefits will be realized. And with some serious reforms, some of this oil can reach the market in much less than a decade.
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#5: Speculators are driving up the price of gas, and they need to be reined in. While the President tries to blame the market, he ignores the power of supply and demand. By removing roadblocks to domestic energy production, the President can ensure that there is a healthy supply of American energy on the market, keeping prices competitive.
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• Approve the Keystone XL Pipeline
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CILV-FM is a Canadian radio station which broadcasts at 88.5 FM in Ottawa, Ontario. The station is owned and operated by Newcap Radio and currently broadcasts a modern rock format under its brand name LiVE 88.5. CILV's studios are located on Antares Drive in Nepean, while its transmitter is located in Greely, Ontario.
The station was licensed by the CRTC in 2005.[1] LiVE 88.5 began testing its signal and broadcasting (internet streaming) online in early December and officially signed on the air on December 26, 2005 at noon, with Iggy Pop's "Lust for Life".
On May 27, 2015, the CRTC approved Newcap's application to change the authorized contours of CILV-FM by moving the transmission site, changing the channel class from B to C1, increasing the maximum effective radiated power (ERP) from 12,000 to 90,000 watts (average ERP from 2,300 to 37,000 watts) and decreasing the antenna's effective height above average terrain from 254.6 to 130.7 metres. However, a second-adjacent station in Perth, CHLK-FM 88.1, filed an intervention, specifying that such an increase could hamper their station's ability to improve its signal in the future.[2]
On December 16, 2015, at around 7:00 PM, CILV-FM "LiVE 88.5 FM" turned on a new transmitter located south of Ottawa and increased their transmitter power from 12,000 watts to 90,000 watts.[3]
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The station sponsors an annual "Big Money Shot" contest to develop and promote emerging local musicians. Past winners of the Live 88.5 Big Money Shot have included Hollerado, Amos the Transparent, The Balconies, Autumns Canon, The Love Machine, My Favourite Tragedy, Down in Ashes, Amanda Rheaume, The Goodluck Assembly and Loudlove.
Live 88.5 is Canada's first carbon neutral radio station, partnering with the Rideau Valley Conservation Foundation in an annual program of planting trees in the suburban township of Beckwith to offset its energy consumption.[4]
In 2013, the station also paid to replace the fraying Flag of Canada flying at the gravesite of former Prime Minister Lester Pearson.[5]
- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2005-253
- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2015-223, CILV-FM Ottawa – Technical changes, CRTC, May 27, 2015
- ^ New Transmitter, LiVE 88.5, December 16, 2015
- ^ "Radio station keeping airwaves clean, Live 88.5 FM carbon neutral forest covers more than eight hectares". Ottawa Community News, February 7, 2013.
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Samsung Digital Appliances has launched a viral, created by The Viral Factory, to communicate the 'cool wash' capabilities of its Ecobubble range of washing machines to its customers.
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Victoria's acting chief health officer, Dr Michael Ackland, has confirmed the death of a 68-year-old New South Wales man in late January was linked to the listeria contamination of Jindi cheese products, Fairfax reported today.
An 84-year-old Victorian man and a 44-year-old Tasmanian man have also died of listeria infection. A pregnant NSW woman miscarried. More than 20 other cases have been reported.
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