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text: Dover Motorsports, Inc. (NYSE: DVD) today reported its results for the quarter ended March 31, 2011. As previously reported, the Company terminated the majority of the leases at our Gateway facility in exchange for the transfer of all improvements and personal property on the premises and the conveyance of 18.5 acres of owned land to one of the landlords. As we no longer have any operations at the facility, the results of operations for our Gateway facility are being reported as a discontinued operation. Accordingly, the accompanying consolidated financials statements have been reclassified to report separately the assets, liabilities and operating results of this discontinued operation. The Company historically reports a loss in the first quarter due to the seasonality of our motorsports business. No major events were promoted during the first quarter of 2011 or 2010. Revenues for the first quarter of 2011 were $130,000 compared with $55,000 in the first quarter of 2010. Operating and marketing expenses were $1,288,000 in the first quarter of 2011 compared to $1,395,000 for the comparable prior year period. The decrease is primarily due to the sale of the Memphis facility on January 31, 2011. General and administrative expenses of $2,151,000 in the first quarter of 2011 were down from $2,486,000 for the same quarter last year. The decrease is due primarily to lower employee costs in Dover and Nashville and lower costs resulting from the sale of the Memphis facility. Depreciation and amortization of $1,413,000 during the first quarter of 2011 was comparable to $1,415,000 in the first quarter of 2010. Net interest expense was $841,000 in the first quarter of 2011 compared to $758,000 in the first quarter of 2010. The increase was due primarily to a higher average interest rate on our credit facility and the amortization of credit facility amendment fees.


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Roth was selected over Marilyn Persico, principal at the Mount Olive High School, after the two met with residents at a special meeting at the Black River Middle School on Wednesday, Oct. 10. Roth said on Monday that he expects the negotiations for a contract to take no more than a week. He said his current salary is about $100,000. Former School s Superintendent Pamela Fiander was earning $116,116 when she resigned in July t o take the job of headmisteress at the Darcy School in Livingston.
"I'm anxious to come to Chester and get started," he said.
Thirty-four candidates submitted resumes for the job to lead the district.
Board members reviewed all 34 applications and then selected eight candidates to interview. After the interview process last month, the eight were narrowed down to two.
During last week's meeting with residents, Roth said he has a number of strengths he believes will help the district. He said he has good judgment which will help him make good decisions.
"I also bring consistency to the district, something which has been lacking," Roth said.
The Chester School District, which serves 1,230 students in grades K-8 from Chester Borough and Chester Township, has had a number of superintendents and principals during the past few years and, "each one has brought bits and pieces of good ideas and then they left. I can bring those pieces together," said Roth.
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He said he has been principal over the 721 students at the Janice Dismus Middle School for seven years and plans on staying in Chester for a long time. Roth said he did a lot of research on Chester going so far as having visited town several days before the interview. After talking with several residents and members of the fire department, he said a common concern was the poor communication between the district and residents. "A major part of a superintendent's job is communications with the residents.
Chester has a lot to be proud of and it needs to share that with the public.' ' Roth said. "A superintendent and the board need to reach out to the public an d build a relationship not only with residents but with the fire department, rescue squad, Department of Public Works and the two town councils." As a superintendent, Roth said he would ensure that parents will play a big role in helping the district shape its goals and its plans. "It's a collaborative process," he said. "The district has to listen to t he parents."
His priorities include striving to establish a school system based on excellence and being able to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the district.
Asked by residents where he sees himself in five years, Roth said, "I'll still be here."
Persico has served in teaching and administrative positions in elementary schools, middle schools and high schools. She is now in her fourth year as principal at the Mount Olive High School.
As principal, she oversaw the switch at the high school from a traditional eight period, 40-minute class schedule to a six-period, 55-minute block schedule.
"It's always been my career goal to be a superintendent," Persico told residents.
Asked about communications problems that have existed in the Chester District, she said communications "is the key."
"The schools belong to the community," she said.
Persico said when she came to Mount Olive there was an atmosphere of mistrust between the school board and the residents and communications brought the people together.
Persico said Mount Olive Schools Superintendent Mark Mongon has been her mentor and showed her the importance of good communications, leadership and being a team player with the school board.
Her priorities for Chester would have been to take input from the staff, have a continuity of subject matter from school to school, and work to improve the conditions of the buildings.
Like Roth, Persico said she would like to still be in the Chester district five years from now.
She said she would involve the parents in putting together a five year district strategic plan. Persico said her strengths include having her broad educational experience, communications skills, and problem-solving ability. "I'm a team player," she said.


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DALLAS (AP) A teen-age girl from Mexico, who was found shot to death but still clutching her infant daughter, may have been the victim of a robbery, police say.
Susanna Chavez, 16, and 25-year-old Renee Godienes, also found fatally shot in the head in a different location Saturday, were the parents of the infant and her toddler sister, police said. The youngsters were unharmed.
Sgt. Gary Kirkpatrick said Monday that the killings don't appear to be a murder-suicide because no weapons were found. He said neither victim was found with identification, so a wallet or purse might have been stolen.
The children, who were found with their mother's body in an alley in Old East Dallas, were taken into temporary foster care, said Child Protective Services spokeswoman Marleigh Meisner.
Police suspected that the killings were connected because the man's body, as well as some strollers and baby bottles, were found in a car nearby.
Kirkpatrick said officers pieced together the victims' identities with hospital receipts found in the car.
Kirkpatrick said the couple reportedly came to Texas from California eight months ago. Meisner said CPS plans to interview a relative in Dallas to determine where the children could be placed.
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You could say 2007 was a good year for jazz pianist Myra Melford , who released two different albums that garnered acclaim and landed on jazz critics' top 10 lists. Spark ! , for the Palmetto label, paired her with reed player Marty Ehrlich . On Big Picture (for Cryptogramophone ) she worked with bassist Mark Dresser and drummer Matt Wilson as Trio M.
Saturday, Jan. 26, the Redwood Jazz Alliance brings Melford, Ehrlich, Dresser and Wilson to Arcata for a concert at Humboldt State's Fulkerson Recital Hall. The plan is to start with the Melford/Ehrlich duo, shift to Trio M, then conclude with a set by by Quartet M, a brand new group with Ehrlich joining the trio.
When Melford called last Sunday evening, she was in the midst of last minute preparation for the following day: A new semester was starting at UC Berkeley where she is an assistant professor.
What exactly do you teach?
This semester I'm teaching two different improvisation performance classes. One is based on innovative jazz of the '60s and contemporary musicians who were influenced by that music. The other is more experimental improvisational ensemble music with graduate student composers; music that calls for more experimental practices. We're going to play a piece by Roscoe Mitchell , one of his more composed pieces, and we'll play John Zorn's " Cobra ," things like that.
When you talk about jazz of the '60s, are you referring to musicians like Coltrane and Miles Davis?
Last semester we stuck exclusively to those guys: Trane, Davis, Ornette Coleman and Charles Mingus. We'll start from there and move into more contemporary music.
And is that the starting point for your own music?
Yes, I would say so.
Bebop and post-bebop, or whatever you call it...
I certainly studied bebop and got that kind of a foundation, what you might call more traditional jazz, but it was really the innovations that happened in the '60s that sparked my interest.
What was it that changed at that point?
Well, I went to hear a concert by Leroy Jenkins , who is no longer living, but he was a great violinist and composer. He was a member of an organization called the AACM, the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians that grew out of the Black National movement in Chicago. Some of the other artists associated with that are Henry Threadgill, the Art Ensemble of Chicago, Muhal Richard Abrams and Anthony Braxton. It was those artists in particular who inspired me, even though when I first heard them I didn't understand the music at all. But there was something about the music that spoke to me. It inspired me to really try to find my own voice as an improvising musician. And while I loved jazz and had studied it, and felt I was part of that tradition, it was always the artists who were innovating who inspired me.
Did you start out playing jazz piano?
No, not really. I started with classical music as a child. Along with that I got into playing boogie-woogie and the blues, Chicago style. My first piano teacher, Erwin Helfer , was a great player of that kind of music, so I grew up with that. I didn't get into jazz until college.
The show here is with all the M's.
That's right. I'm coming with Mark Dresser, bass player, and Matt Wilson on drums, and Marty Ehrlich on clarinet and saxophone.
I saw that your record with Marty, Spark! was on the New Yorker 's list as one of the top 10 jazz records of the year. I believe they described your sound as "thorny."
They might have used that word.
How do you think of it?
I think of it as quite melodic actually. We use a lot of melodies and harmonic chord progressions and different kinds of grooves. It's not like traditional straight-ahead jazz by any means. But it's using song form a lot. We base out improvisations off of songs that Marty and I each write. And since we have both been influenced by a lot of the more experimental music of the '60s and beyond, our improvisational vocabulary includes that kind of thing the New Yorker refers to as 'thorny,' those kinds of textures or whatever. But I would say it's just that there's a lot of exuberance in the music, a lot of energy. That's how I think about it."
Where do you see jazz going in the 21st century? As you've said, your starting is in the innovation that happened decades ago. Is jazz going somewhere else now?
It's always going somewhere. It's hard to say where.
For you in particular?
For me? Well, I don't know. I think I'm on this path where I'm always looking for new sounds — that may mean new instruments, or new combinations of instruments, new approaches or strategies for improvisation. The conventions of jazz prior to the '60s were that you had a tune, often based on a popular show tune or a popular song of the day; the musicians then borrowed that harmonic progression, perhaps wrote a new melody for it, and then improvised over those chord changes making new melodies to go with them, but staying within that song form.
What I'm interested in is, how else can we improvise? Well, we could use improvisation as a bridge between two written sections that have no chord progression or no rhythm per se, where it's completely up to the improvisers to come up with their own rhythm or chords to get from Point A to Point B. Or, what are the different ways that some musician can play composed music while others are improvising, not necessarily taking a featured solo, but improvising their line within the larger fabric of the piece? Those kinds of things.
Listening to what you've done on record, at times it seems like you and Marty will solo at the same time, if that's possible.
That's often the case. You might call that collective improvisation. That's certainly a big part of my music. The other thing I'm interested in is blurring the line between composition and improvisation. It's not as obvious as a soloist stepping forward to play a solo.
When you speak of composing, does that mean you give charts to the rhythm section defining their parts, then take off from there? Or is it more organic where you just set a starting point and see where it goes?
Well, we do both. In this concert you'll hear in Arcata — which will be both the trio and the duo with Marty, and part of the time as a quartet as well — we will do some things from written charts. In most cases that's our jumping off point. I think of starting with a chart as a means to focus our ideas as opposed to the chart being the composition. It's really more of a starting point. From there we'll talk about all the ways we can arrange it or improvise on it. And we'll often approach a piece differently from night to night.
And all of this is original music, not starting from standards...
Exactly. All four of us in the quartet are writing, so we'll play pieces by each of us. Marty and I have some pieces we play written by other composers, but again, they're not pop songs. We play a piece by Andrew Hill and we'll probably play a piece by Robin Holcomb, so other composers of the kind of music we already play.
And what kind of music is that?
(She laughs.) I bet if you ask Marty or Mark or Matt, you'd get four different answers. I guess I'll venture to say it's progressive jazz.
As to the format for the concert, you say you'll play with Marty as a duo, and with the rhythm section as a trio...
I'm going to object to you talking of them as a "rhythm section." We don't think of it that way. We have three instruments that all are capable of playing melody, all capable of playing rhythm, all capable of playing harmony. It could just as well be piano, violin and a tuba. What I'm saying is, we don't see it as a traditional piano trio with a soloist. To answer your question, the three of us will play, Marty and I will play as a duo, then we'll all come together as a quartet.
Is that something you've done often?
No, this tour will be the first time we've done that. But Mark and Marty have played together a lot over the years and Matt has played in Marty's band, so there's a lot of overlap. We've all played with each other, but not actually as a quartet.
I understand you got a grant to study music in India a few years back. How did that affect the course of your own music?
I went there to study Hindustani music on the harmonium, a small hand-pump organ. I was already playing the harmonium a little bit, kind of, again, influenced by the musicians from the AACM who were big advocates of multi-instrumentalism.
I thought, 'Well, it's great playing piano, but it would be good to also play some other keyboards. At that time I wasn't as interested in electronic music as I am now. I wanted an acoustic keyboard so I chose the harmonium and decided to study through a tradition that really used it as a serious instrument, as it's used in Indian classical and devotional music.
My intention was never to become a performer of that music, but rather to allow the experience of immersing myself in the culture to inform my own music. Certainly it's influenced me. I've used ideas from that music. It's a modal-based music, so I developed new techniques for playing modal music within what you typically think of as jazz modalism.
I think of the harmonium as a drone instrument...
No, that's not really true. You may be thinking of a shruti box. A harmonium is a two and a half octave keyboard with all 12 pitches, just like a piano does. It's typically used in Indian music to accompany a vocalist by shadowing the melodies the vocalist is singing. So it's not holding a drone the way a tamboura or a shruti box would. It plays melodically. In Kawali music they really rock out on it. They play a lot of chords and do interesting rhythmic things with it. All of those things influence the way I use it.
As you mentioned when we started, you're getting ready for your other job, teaching improv. How do you teach someone to improvise?
That's a really good question. I'm still asking myself that one. I basically teach the way I learned. I learned by having a bunch of great improvisers point me in the right direction. I try to do that. I can serve as a mentor and a model for my students. I can explain to them what I'm doing when I'm improvising, but I mostly encourage them to find their own way, and try to give them the tools they need to do that.
You say you explain what you're doing when you improvise. What are you doing?
I can talk about it in the abstract or in fairly concrete terms. I'm feeling a sense of rhythm, but only stating it sometimes, and I can state in either of my hands. Then I've developed a certain vocabulary, ways of playing the piano; I can demonstrate that. I can demonstrate how I interact with other musicians when we're playing, how I stay centered between hearing what they're playing and impulses I feel coming up in myself, constantly mediating between those two things. Things like that.
One more question, a big one: Why this path?
Oh gosh. I guess because I didn't have a choice. I can't tell you how many times I've thought, isn't there something else I could do with my life, something to make more money, or I don't know, something to contribute something more to society. But since I was a little girl I always knew I was going to be a musician.
I'd say that's a contribution to society.
Well, thank you.
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Residents of the 18 units of the Aiy-yu-kwee Mobile Home Park on the territory of the Blue Lake Rancheria received letters yesterday from the rancheria announcing that there may be potential buyers for their trailers.
Home owner Susie Holderman talked to Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal Administrator Arla Ramsey this morning and, though interactions with the tribe have been tense in recent weeks, Holderman described her conversation with Ramsey as a "nice peaceful talk."
Susie Holderman and her husband Corey are hoping to get market-value for their double wide trailer (about $120,000), but that's a best-case scenario. She told Ramsey this morning that they would be willing to sell for $80,000.
Still, Holderman said she worries that potential buyers may just be trying to take advantage of a bad situation by making lowball offers.
Corey Holderman, who was the first trailer park resident to speak out publicly against the evictions at a Blue Lake City Council meeting last December, is optimistic about this latest development.
"I believe that they're actually trying to do something to help us out," he said when reached by telephone earlier today. "They're seeing our point about what our problem is. For now we'll take it as a step in the right direction."
We'll have more on last night in next week's paper. How would you describe it in one word? Inspirational? Insanity? The word we want to use starts with "cluster..." and rhymes with "duck." But this is a family blog.
Hasta la vista, Bill.
UPDATE, THURSDAY 1:40 p.m. : Ruh-roh, Shaggy. KHUM's Michael Moore is pissed .
It probably goes without saying, but you shouldn't expect Bill Clinton to enter Redwood Acres at 6:30 p.m. on the dot tonight, no matter what advance folk are saying.
Clinton has three scheduled stops today . He's in Oakland this morning, Napa this afternoon and Eureka in the evening. Over at Time Magazine 's " The Page, " they have the Eureka event listed at 7 p.m., not 6:30 p.m. The Napa event starts at 3 p.m. You can bet these Washington reporters know something we peons do not. (Note that times on "The Page" are given in Eastern Standard. Of course.)
The final word is that doors will open at 5:30 p.m., but you can bet that people will be getting there even earlier, for whatever reason. The hall where Clinton will speak has a maximum capacity of 400 souls. It will fill quickly. What this amounts to is roughly two hours of standing around in a crowded hall, waiting. If you're not totally up for it, take note that the speechifying will be broadcast live on KHUM , 104.3 or 104.7 FM or streaming on the web.
Meanwhile, turn to today's interesting Times-Standard piece , which gives some glimpses of the political jockeying that took place in order to bring Bubba here for this transformational event. We note that Clinton is making three stops in Rep. Mike Thompson's district on this northern California swing -- Napa and Eureka today, Davis last night.
UPDATE, 1:30 p.m. : About 30 people in line at 1 o'clock. Advance people milling about, setting up seats, running hither and yon. News: The Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir will warm up the crowd.
A new proposal for the future of Pacific Lumber was unveiled yesterday by The Nature Conservancy, the Save-the-Redwoods League, Bank of America and other organizations, including a local group that includes environmental activists Mark Lovelace and David Simpson.
The consortium appears to be consulting with the holders of Pacific Lumber's principal debtors, the owners of $730 million dollars worth of "Timber Bonds." These bonds were issued back in 1998, when Palco parent company Maxxam reorganized the debt it had loaded onto the company in a leveraged buyout in the mid-'80s.
The bondholders are the biggest players in the Pacific Lumber Co. bankruptcy hearing underway in Corpus Christi, Texas. If the consortium that issued yesterday's press release really does have the ear of the bondholders, their plan has a real shot.
It's already gotten a lot of press. Here's the Times-Standard, the SF Chronicle, the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat and the San Jose Mercury-News. I wrote about it for this week's Journal.
In a nutshell, the plan calls for the conservation of some 12,000 acres of critical habitat, with the rest of Palco's acreage left in sustainably managed timber production. Palco's Scotia mill would stay in operation. But you can download the whole four-page press release here (.doc, contact information redacted.) It's an outline, but it has a great deal of detail and background on each of the consortium members.
It'll be at Redwood Acres, in the Home Arts building, at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, Jan. 8). Doors open at either 4:30 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. (Conflicting reports.) You'd better be there on time, we'd guess.
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And you know what that could eventually mean. The Showdown in Motown: Indiana vs. Detroit.
Last May Detroit management summoned Carlisle from his vacation home in North Carolina and delivered the shocking news: He was out, and Larry Brown (Carlisle surmised correctly) was in. What sense did that make? Brown has won exactly the same number of NBA championships Carlisle has. Zero. Correction: At least Carlisle won one as a player, with the Boston Celtics. In any event, the coach you fire today — and in the NBA the number of replacements for next season is staggering — may clobber your team tomorrow.
"You can't be somebody you're not," Carlisle says. "I try to just coach the game based on who I am at this point in time. I've had a lot of influences, but I can't try to be Chuck Daly, Bill Fitch or Larry Bird."
In two seasons in Detroit, Carlisle won 100 games, two Central Division titles and coach of the year honors. Carlisle was gracious after his firing. Still, feelings of vindication, maybe even vengeance, would be understandable. But when it comes to Detroit, Carlisle takes the offramp to respectful amnesia.
"You know, my memory is programmed to last about as long as an egg timer," he says. "Really, all I'm worried about right now is what's going on right now. All that Detroit stuff, I don't want to talk about anymore because it is over. It was what it was, a great experience for me. That's how I'll always view it. Not very good copy, I know, but that's the truth. After being in the league 20 years, I can't say that I'm really shocked by anything. Hey, I was waived three or four times as a player. Coaching in the NBA is going to be a volatile profession and very cyclical."
In Detroit, Carlisle was said to be too rigid for management, and with rotating players. OK, maybe he learned something. But no one can question his hard work and integrity, though he looks almost laconic.
"He coaches without ego, and he coaches without emotion," says Austin Croshere, who played for Carlisle when he was a new Pacers assistant in 1997 under Bird. "He's not here to get his face on TV or in the newspapers. You can be great at X's and O's, but throughout the course of a season so many things come up where a coach can gain the respect of a team or lose it. He is able to get past those bumps in the road without making them bigger. That gains the respect of the team."
By the way, Croshere adds, "He's also great at X's and O's."
In a players league, Carlisle uses his University of Virginia psychology degree, and his basketball intelligence, to get the most from the players who determine his future.
"He's not going to rant and rave, break blackboards or throw erasers. In the NBA, that goes a long way," says guard Kenny Anderson, who knew Carlisle at Portland and New Jersey. "You don't need to be all stressed. He has been coaching in the league (15) years and has that same demeanor, that same look. You see some other coaches with bags under their eyes, losing their hair. Rick knows what he wants."
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"GRB 080319B was a remarkable gamma-ray burst (GRB) detected by the Swift satellite at 06:12 UTC on March 19, 2008. The burst set a new record for the farthest object that could be seen with the naked eye."
"NASA's Swift satellite captured the unprecedented spectacle using its X-Ray Telescope.GRB 080319B, located more than halfway across the visible universe, crushes the previous record holder for most distant object visible without assistance by three orders of magnitude. That would be the galaxy M33, located just 2.9 million light-years from Earth."
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To Rome With Love isn't great Woody Allen. Here is a man who has made a feature every year since 1969, give or take a few, and if they cannot all be great Woody, it's churlish to complain if they're only good Woody.Chicago Sun-Times Full Review
This is the vital city that inspired Fellini – alive and lived in. When an actor falters or a joke falls flat, Roma stays fresh and dynamic. You can't take your eyes off it.Rolling Stone Full Review
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As cultural criticism, this commentary on life in the age of TMZ and the "Real Housewives" is hardly insightful, but it is executed to dizzying, Fellini-esque perfection, a miniature masterpiece amidst more modest amusements.Arizona Republic Full Review
At times this multiple-plot meander through the glorious labyrinth of the Eternal City can feel aimless, even lazy. But in the film's best moments, that willingness to wander works to its advantage.Slate Full Review
One of the most delightful things about To Rome With Love is how casually it blends the plausible and the surreal, and how unabashedly it revels in pure silliness.The New York Times Full Review
I was blissed out during much of To Rome With Love, but I have to acknowledge its creepy side.New York Magazine (Vulture) Full Review
The rest are hit-and-miss propositions with occasional flashes of wit, and a few standout performances. It's always good to see Judy Davis exchanging barbs with Allen, like when he boasts of having an IQ of 160.Tampa Bay Times Full Review
It's all rather sweet but instantly evanescent.Christian Science Monitor Full Review
Woody Allen has become such a beguiling travel agent that he rolls through these stories with a relaxed effervescence that is rather infectious.Entertainment Weekly Full Review
The current postcard from abroad is not great, but not grating.The Globe and Mail (Toronto) Full Review
A charming but terribly self-indulgent trifle that's less than the sum of its many parts.Boston Globe Full Review
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This Rome is luminous, and Allen, as in "Manhattan," is great at imbuing his film with a strong sense of location.Village Voice Full Review
It's almost cruel to criticize something so essentially lighthearted and disposable, but it must be said that a lot of these jokes feel distinctly recycled, mainly from "Broadway Danny Rose."Time Out New York Full Review
This pleasantly diverting, none-too-strenuous arthouse excursion feels like a throwback to Allen's short-story anthologies, with the added pleasure of seeing a game cast play along.Variety Full Review
The film is constructed from four flimsy vignettes that are artlessly overlapped.St. Louis Post-Dispatch Full Review
Ambling, just-passable picture.Austin Chronicle Full Review
To Rome with Love is so inviting, and most of its gaggle of characters so diverse and likable, it's doubly disappointing that Allen, who wrote and directed the movie, can't think of what to do with them.Miami Herald Full Review
Yet here's what's strange: As awful as To Rome With Love is - and the awfulness is unmistakable - it is, as an experience, not unpleasant. You will probably see several better movies this year that you will enjoy less. It's a mess, but it's Rome. It's a mess, but it's Woody Allen.San Francisco Chronicle Full Review
The movie strolls through its paces, sometimes amusingly, though by the end you've heard "Volare" and "Arrivederci Roma" reprised often enough to make you wish "Volare" and "Arrivederci Roma" had never been written.Chicago Tribune Full Review
Other than Baldwin, Allen and Eisenberg - who is delightful - few of the performances are memorable. Page is miscast as a femme fatale, but adroit with Allen's lines, but the other women, Cruz, Pill and Gerwig hardly register.Time Full Review
To Rome with Love has moments of isolated charm, but it's only moderately entertaining, it isn't very funny, and it's entirely too long.New York Observer Full Review
Even Allen himself, appearing in front of the camera for his first role since 2005's "Scoop," looks a little lost in the mess.indieWIRE Full Review
Baldwin has some brilliant moments as he icily dismisses Monica's posturing: his final closeup – heavy-lidded, undeceived – is fascinating and rather chilling.The Guardian Full Review
Four trivial stories, forced laughs: don't expect much more from Allen's latest postcard from Europe.Total Film Full Review
Never coalesces into anything memorable, much less meaningful.New Orleans Times-Picayune Full Review
Much of the young cast - especially a miscast Page - make the oft-repeated mistake of saying Allen's dialogue as he might say them; the result is a lot of hyperarticulation, stammering and gesturing.New York Daily News Full Review
Allen the writer-director has gone tone-deaf this time around, somehow not realizing that the nonstop prattling of the less-than-scintillating characters almost never rings true.The Hollywood Reporter Full Review
It's either a failed experiment or a movie that was rushed through production so Allen could fulfill his one project-per-year commitment.ReelViews Full Review
A giant disappointment. It's as bustling as its titular city's piazzas, but it goes nowhere.Washington Post Full Review
"With age comes exhaustion," according to a rueful line late in the film, and it serves as a fitting diagnosis for Woody Allen's latest fallen souffle set in a European cultural capital.Slant Magazine Full Review
For better or worse, Woody Allen turns out a movie every year. Last year's "Midnight in Paris" was better than better; that is to say, sublime. To Rome With Love is worse than worse, as inert as its predecessor was inspired.Wall Street Journal Full Review
To Rome with Love is light and fast, with some of the sharpest dialogue and acting that he's put on the screen in years. [2 July 2012, p.84]The New Yorker Full Review
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The online space has a weird way of repeating itself. Unlike print, the online space hasn't got hundreds of years of history to look back on.
Instead it has a few decades, each with its own little leaps of technology that push the boundaries of what's possible. With each new leap we often find ourselves repeating the past, mistakes and all.
Early websites were designed for a standard monitor size of 640px by 480px. This was the total screen space- we still had to subtract the size for the top toolbar and footer, leading to an even smaller viewable space. Over time monitors have become larger and with it we've seen an increase in usuable screen space.
Generally we design websites for the initial content to fit within a standardized view port of 960px x 600px (-ish). This vertical height represents the 'fold'. The 'fold' is an old term taken from newspapers, referring to the point where the paper was folded in half. Content above the fold is instantly viewable so would be used for the more important information.
Designers initially avoided putting content below the fold as the user often avoided scrolling. The alternative was to make separate pages, so an article may have been broken up into 4 short pages all appearing above the fold. Over time users learned to love scrolling (you probably don't even notice the sound your mouse wheel makes anymore). This change resulted in webpages becoming longer without the worry about content not being seen below the infamous fold.
So what do all of this have in common with today's topic?
"With each new leap we often find ourselves repeating the past, mistakes and all."
- James, this very same article.
In the mobile space we've often been limited to much smaller screen sizes. We've had to design pages with tiny dimensions, within a tightly confined space. You end up with lots of little pages with very little content. With the rise of smartphones we now have the chance to design in spaces not too dissimilar to regular websites. Mobile websites are once again trimming down pages and spreading content too thinly. Often it is due to constraints in technology (cost of mobile data, etc), but in my opinion sites should give users the option between a mobile and a regular version. This way it gives the user the power to choose between the full or diluted experience based on their situation.
Smartphones have also given rise to the application marketplace. These apps can range from the light hearted 'band name generator' to more complex apps designed to help people maintain a healthy lifestyle. Apps allow developers to create more complex interactions and animations than mobile websites often can permit. This unfortunately has lead to some developers abusing this system once again.
A few online magazine apps appeared on the release of the Apple iPad that meant that users could subscribe to and download online magazines full of great interactive material, videos and images. This led to extremely large, clumsy apps that looked great. But it also meant these apps have inherited all the problems of old flash websites- large downloads before users can see content, flashy interfaces which make it difficult for users to navigate and have made it hard for developers to update and maintain.
New technologies allow us to push the boundaries of what is possible, often allowing us to refine past ideas. Just remember some old ideas are better left in the past.
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All you've done here is proven that neither positive or negative growth is 100% accurately predicted by historical trends.
The NHL owners are being risk-adverse, which is their prerogative. If you don't believe in that idea, that's cool. But I'd advise you to give up all your insurance then.
The historical record of my driving is that I've never been in an accident after more than ten years of driving. By your argument, shouldn't this trend be reasonably expected to continue?
So I wouldn't need insurance then right?
I agree with this 100%: If you feel as though you're a talented enough driver that you can avoid all collisions you shouldn't be forced to have insurance. That's your own decision to make. However, if you are involved in a collision and you are at fault the other party should be able to sue you for all that you're worth.
The whole point of a linked cap system, and insurance in general, is that you're protecting yourself against the (maybe small/large) possibility of scenarios with negative outcomes.
In the case of that eventuality, the NHL is asking the players to SHARE the burden of lower than expected league growth. Or to reap the benefits of higher than expected growth. Theoretically this is best for both sides.
By offering de-linkage, the NHLPA is essentially insuring only itself. At the same time, it is limiting it's own earning potential. This is clearly only good for the players, and possibly worse for them - but they reduce their risk.
Which option makes more sense to you?
If you're expecting us to "share" the burden of lower than expected growth, then I'll be expecting you to give me a say in "our" business ventures (*cough* placing franchises in terrible locations *cough*).
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"Dinner is ready, you mangy swabs. Though I don't think you deserve it, Wot wot." The crew of hares aboard The Verminkiller shipped oars fast and ran to meet the brown-furred and aggravated(for no specific reason) cook for their fifth meal of the day.....so far.
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Speed on 4 lines and size on all but on the Stepan line which should be enough to land about 10-15 goals from each of the forwards on lines `1-3
Hagelin will boost the production of Ferriero and Boyle will have value in the last stretch of the season/playoffs
The team had a 3 game win streak after JTmiller and Kreider-Callahan were set up as a line and Bickell+Boyle were benched
Reserves include Asham-Mashinter-Halpern-Powe
so somebody could be traded to boost the anemic shot from the Right point
a PP specialist ala Bergeron
Yannick Weber
or C.Franson are both cheap 3rd pair options that will boost Stralman/Girardi
The team needs something and both Z.Redmond(out for season with leg injury)
and Erik Johnson(head injury) are out indefinitely.
Something massive is needed as tough guy defensive defenders are in the system
McIlrath/Sauer/Noreau all are solid 3 pair guys and McIlrath might eventually be an ok
#4/5 type of defender long term BUT the window to win a cup is starting to close much the way it closed on Calgary and Ottawa/ Vancouver etc....
Size is nice but its smarts that are needed.
In the playoffs the expectations from the coaching staff was simple...Chris would play a hard hitting north south vertical game w/ grit and speed and shoot AS MUCH as Possible.
This made Richards and Gaborik even more dangerous.
Right now both Richards and Gaborik look average at best when they're not up against 3rd pair blueliners.
Play Kreider in a more important role and let him learn how to make something happen.
Then bite the bullet and flip MDZ + a minor leaguer(fasth/Bourque/etc..._)
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