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I have just got my dell inspiron 7520 laptop with windows 8. I'm unable to create the recovery disk. Would be glad if someone could help me.
Thanks in advance
Hi Binku,
I have provided steps to create recovery disks:
Creating Your System Recovery Discs with Dell DataSafe Local Backup 2.0:
For more information refer below link:
For any clarifications feel free to contact me.
Thanks & RegardsRajesh R#iworkfordellTo know more about Dell Product Support, Drivers & Downloads, Order & Dispatch status -> choose your region US ; UK; India. For Dell support videos click Here.If a post answers your question, please click "Yes".
@Binku Sorry for asking a querry in your thread
@Rajesh R
I'll be buying a Dell 15r 7520. I know that it comes with 1TB unpartitioned. I don't want to make a clean install of OS(because i don't have the experience of installing an OS).
I would request you to tell me a simple method by which i can create three partitions-one for the OS
and two others
Hi tanman37,
I have provided a link below which can help you in partitioning the hard drive without formatting:
Please reply if you have any further questions.
Dear Rajesh,
I am facing a bluetooth problem which is that I have tried to connected my dell vostro 1440 with nikia x2.
During connection a message appears that bluetooth peripheral device is not successfully installed
and in device manger under other device head a yellow mark is seen with bluetooth peripheral device.
Now from here I don't know how to correct this error. Besides this after somehow having a connection
I can transfer music file from laptop to nokia x2 but not from nokia x2 to laptop. So, I kindly requets you to
do the needful as soon as possible through email firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi dheeraj4000,
Kindly private message me the service tag of the computer, so that I can check for the correct drivers.
I am sending you a private message as well. Click on "Inbox" to respond to the message and provide system's Service Tag and contact details so I may access your system records and check for further course of action. You could also click on Start Conversation to send a private message.Awaiting your response!
I am going to be buying a new computer by dell I have had other computers
but they were purchased as gifts and loaded by the recepient. I have no
idea what to buy when I purchase a new lap top, please advise.
Hi stephanie38,
Please help me understand if you want help in the Laptop configuration or Laptop accessories?
Also, let me know for what purpose do you want to use the laptop for, so that I can help you accordingly.
Awaiting your response!


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A Silent Spring for oceans, written by "the Rachel Carson of the fish world" (The New York Times)
Who can forget the sense of wonder with which they discovered the creatures of the deep? In this vibrant hymn to the sea, Callum Roberts—one of the world's foremost conservation biologists—leads readers on a fascinating tour of mankind's relationship to the sea, from the earliest traces of water on earth to the oceans as we know them today. In the process, Roberts looks at how the taming of the oceans has shaped human civilization and affected marine life.
We have always been fish eaters, from the dawn of civilization, but in the last twenty years we have transformed the oceans beyond recognition. Putting our exploitation of the seas into historical context, Roberts offers a devastating account of the impact of modern fishing techniques, pollution, and climate change, and reveals what it would take to steer the right course while there is still time. Like Four Fish and The Omnivore's Dilemma, The Ocean of Life takes a long view to tell a story in which each one of us has a role to play.
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Callum Roberts is the author of The Unnatural History of the Sea, a Washington Post Book of the Year and winner of the Rachel Carson Environment Book Award. Professor of marine conservation at the University of York. He has appeared in several documentaries, including "America Before Columbus" and "The End of the Line," and is a board member of Seaweb, a U.S.-based environmental group. He lives in England.Review:
"I need to now jump up and down myself to say that Ocean of Life is an excellent and engrossing work. Mr. Roberts has corralled an astonishing collection of scientific discovery, and he conveys it with non-textbook readability. . . . He didn't set out just to explain what is going on in the oceans. His even more important goal is to consider what the decline in marine life tells us about the future of humankind. . . . I hope a great many people—particularly those in that undecided middle—read this book. There can, after all, be no hope of change without an enhanced appreciation for the potential consequences of our impact on the natural world."—G. Bruce Knecht, Wall Street Journal
"A story told with both scientific accuracy and narrative skill. . . . I know of no other volume that treats such divergent ocean issues as overfishing, decreasing pH, plastic pollution and biogeographic shifts with this much accuracy and acumen. As a balance to the bad news, each chapter is edged with fascinating details about the life of the sea. . . . Ocean of Life, in detailing sobering facts about the ills that afflict the largest biosphere on earth, is a call to action. At the heart of this book is a deep love of the ocean and a profound concern for its viability as a resource for us all."—Stephen Palumbi, Nature
"Passionate marine conservationist Roberts documents the disturbing changes that threaten the future of marine life and proposes a natural course of conservation that may yet save us from economic crash, environmental ruin, and human suffering."—Rick Roche, Booklist
"An engrossing survey of the relationship between man and the sea for readers living through the greatest environmental changes in 65 million years. . . . Roberts's meditation will have readers gasping aloud with wonder, even as the sobering truth of humans' profound interdependence with the sea provokes concern."—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"A timely wake-up call . . . Roberts maintains his optimism while looking at the problems that have been compounded by global warming, pollution, the destruction of marshlands, etc., and he notes that remedial action is still possible."—Kirkus Reviews
"Biologist and conservation activist Roberts examines with clarity the relationships among fossil-fuel use, climate change, rising sea levels and ocean acidity, overfishing, and pollution from toxic chemicals, sewage, and fertilizers. . . . Although he paints a bleak picture of the oceans' health, Roberts offers solutions for preventing further degradation of our oceans. . . . This is essential reading for anyone concerned about the future of the planet."—Library Journal
"Callum Roberts has done it again. From showing us the past with the wisdom of a Dickens character in his earlier book, he now leads us toward the future in The Ocean of Life. It's a book so fine, I wish I'd written it!
—Carl Safina, author of Song for the Blue Ocean and The View From Lazy Point
"Roberts imparts his vast knowledge with a consummate talent for colorful narrative and devastating facts. His book will be required reading for anyone who cares about the oceans—not least because, as well as underlining the scale of the problems, he offers us the hope of real solutions."—Philip Hoare, author of The Whale: In Search of the Giants of the Sea
"Those of us who worry about the future of our oceans could do a lot worse than take up this single refrain, 'Listen to Callum Roberts!' Shouted in the ears of the world's leaders, it might just make a difference. Meanwhile we should all read The Ocean of Life, a thrilling narrative of oceanic natural history and a vital call to action."—Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, chef and author of The River Cottage Cookbook
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Chris Weil
Published November 10, 2003
The only thing Chris Weil wants to do more than be chairman and CEO of Momentum Worldwide is to demonstrate his sailing acumen.
The voyages Weil took during a year off after college included a 2,800-mile boat delivery from Hawaii to Alaska. His first jobs in sports were in and around sailing. Someday, he said, he'd like to run an America's Cup syndicate.
For now, however, he's happy charting the course of one of the largest sponsorship/marketing/activation agencies. IPG's Momentum seems to be one of those exceptions that proves the rule. While the many roll-ups of the late '90s are struggling, Momentum has grown from 57 people to around 1,500, with $1 billion in billings and $150 million in revenue, during the past six years.
At a time when the squeeze on marketing budgets has cut into every agency's performance, Momentum is standing tall and has four of the biggest and most demanding brands in the world as its core clients: American Express (U.S. Open, NBA, Tiger Woods), Anheuser-Busch (varied retail activation), Coke (NASCAR, NCAA) and General Motors (Buick's many golf tourneys and Tiger Woods).
For years, ad agencies had the upper hand when it came to creative ideas. Now that clients the size and scope of Coke have come to the conclusion that ideas should take precedence over an agency's reputation, Momentum has been in a good position to prosper.
Madison Avenue has been talking about the value of full-service shops for years. Momentum is one of very few shops that could negotiate talent deals and plan retail activation for Coke, along with producing some spots for its "Football Town" thematic.
For a man who works with some of the biggest sports properties in the world, Weil is much more intrigued by music. The agency has done huge concerts linking clients such as AOL with the Dave Matthews Band in Central Park, or Sting with the recent launch of an American Express product in Chicago's Grant Park.
"Sports is very expensive and crowded, and it is really hard to recommend it right now," Weil said. "There's a lot more room for creativity with music."
Momentum's clients have such strong in-house marketing and sports marketing expertise, its ideas better be good. His advice for dealing with clients of that size and scope?
"It's a balancing act," said Weil, who was brought in to run Momentum's New York office in 1997, left on a mission to unite the company's 28 European offices in 2000 and returned as chairman early this year. "You have to listen and at the same time not be afraid to pitch new ideas that activate brands that are often independent of any particular medium."
Accordingly, Momentum has 192 "creatives" in North America. Sponsorship marketing, event marketing, promotional marketing and retail marketing are Momentum's core services. Still, there are two things that really make Weil happy.
One is seeing an idea grow from an inspiration to a sponsorship and a full-fledged retail program. The other is watching an agency crafted by more than 30 acquisitions work together.
So, yeah, the fact that Momentum will be the master licensee for next year's UEFA Cup in Portugal is nice, but for Weil, the really intriguing part is who's behind it.
"We've got an Israeli office and a German office working on a pan-European project," Weil said. "It doesn't get much better."
With 62 offices around the globe, that ever-elusive synergy is Weil's top priority. Those who know him say he's the right man for a task that every agency finds difficult to accomplish.
"He's a hands-on manager with an ability to take the pulse of a lot of cultures simultaneously," said Mark Dowley, the former chairman of Interpublic Sports & Entertainment Group, who hired Weil to run Momentum's New York office. "Chris has a good touch with people; they want to follow him and succeed with him — that's what makes a good leader."


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|09 Nov 2009
Windows 7 Enterprise x86
Problem activating Windows 7 Enterprise
I just got this Windows 7 Enterprise edition from my brother who studies at an university. The problem is it only lasts for 30 days and if i try to activate it online it gives this error:
DNS name does not exist.
I'm using an wireless card called Canyon CN-WF511 802.11g Turbo Wireless PCI Card. The problem could be that it hasn't got the right drivers for windows 7 yet, cause i was only able to download and install the drivers from the official site for Windows Vista..
I also tried the calling activation procedure but the automatic phone said that they couldn't verify the code i gave up, but i don't want to contact with the support cause i dont have a good reason to let them activate it..
So im not sure if it does work, but at least i want to give it a try to activate if via internet.
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|09 Nov 2009
When you attempt to activate an enterprise version of Windows Vista or Windows 7...it does a DNS search trying to find the network's KMS (key management server) to activate against. In your case, you likely aren't on a local network with a KMS server so that activation mechanism is not an option.
Therefore, you need to get a MAK key (multiple activation key). Then, when you go to activate Windows 7..you click on change product key and input the MAK key. It will then validate the key and immediately attempt to activate it on the Internet.
|My System Specs
|09 Nov 2009
MS has Win7 enterprise for 90 day trial download on the web now.
|My System Specs
|10 Nov 2009
Windows 7 Enterprise x64
I ran into the same issue on two computers, my work office and my home office. Both have Windows 7 Enterprise x86 installed. I fixed this by clicking 'change product key' in Control Panel> System and re-entering my volume license key. It was then able to activate normally. I thought it strange since I isntalled with the same key, but as long as it works....
|My System Specs
|10 Nov 2009
I ran into the same issue on two computers, my work office and my home office. Both have Windows 7 Enterprise x86 installed. I fixed this by clicking 'change product key' in Control Panel> System and re-entering my volume license key. It was then able to activate normally. I thought it strange since I isntalled with the same key, but as long as it works....
|My System Specs
|16 Mar 2010
New in this forum so please be patient with me
I just got my Windows 7 Enterprise from my friend in South Africa and tried to activate it. I followed the following steps....but it wasnt happening
1) I clicked on the "Change Product Key"
2) Fed the genuine key that was provided
3) It said there was some issues and provided options to activate differently including by phone.
4) I select phone activation and got the Installation ID which I told to the Call center automated system selecting my country India...after few seconds I was told "This key has already been used on another PC hence cant activate"!
5) I contact my friend in SA by using Teamviewer(Remote Access and Support software). He simply clicks on "Activate Windows" (not 'Change Product Key') and again point (3) from above comes up he selects Phone activation and country SA uses the Installation ID and to my surprise he feeds in the Activation ID on my PC through TEamviewer and my Windows 7 Enterprise gets activated.
Can anyone tell me what I was doning wrong?
Further, if for any reason I have to format my computer or reload Windows 7 Enterprise, how will I activate it again?
A simple point wise reply will be appreciated please
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|17 Mar 2010
Why are you trying to activate it ? Don`t bother, if it lasts 30 days what`s the point ??
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Nilam Boutique ~ Soft Launching
Note: Kindly support my Nilam Boutique by following Nilam Boutique Facebook Fan Page HERE and Nilam Boutique Twitter HERE
Bismillahirahmanirahim, dengan nama Allah yg Maha Pemurah dan Maha Mengasihani.
After sooooo longggggg drum rollssssss pleaseee…. ehem I guess now is the perfect time to launch my Nilam Boutique! Even though many other things haven't complete yet, but most importantly my main product which is the scarf/tudung is all set to be market and greet the world. This would be a soft launching for Nilam Boutique, since I have a plan for an official launching before end of this year. So, it would be great if I can introduce and sell some of Nilam products first and towards the " official day", insyallah we gonna have some handsome amount of followers and fans already Insyallahhh.
Those who buy Nilam scarfs or any other products under Nilam brand, insyallah…( I really hope it's going to happen soon) will get an exclusive invitation to the launching event. It's a must-attend event, because we plan for an english-garden theme for the event. Cute, lovely and exclusive. Suka takkkkk?
But everything still in planning stage, so hold your excitement ok, I can't promise anything on this. yet But, yes some lucky customers of Nilam, would have the privilege to get the invitation, if the event is confirm. How to be lucky? Well, simply buy our stuff, if you guys place our banner on your blog, follow our Twitter and like our FB page :), surely will increase your chance la. Ada lucky draw la nnt kan. I cannot invite all kalau betul2 event tu confirm, sbb bankrupt I nnt. Hehe. But still ikut keadaan, we may change our plan later, who knows kan?
Link to Nilam Boutique Facebook Fan Page – Click HERE
Link to Nilam Boutique Twitter – Click HERE
Tapi apa-apa ponnnnnn, semua ini masih dalam perancangan kasar, so, ada kemungkinan tk jadi juga ok.
Ok enough for keterujaan, masa utk melihat product dan mengirai duit. Hehe. Ok here goes some pictures of my first design for Nilam under Classic series. Classic because inilah design yg I pertaruhkan utk titik mula Nilam Boutique.
Sila abaikan model itu ok. Hehe. Nnt event ada model betul insyallah, tidak perlu berasa panik kerana model didalam gambar ini akan berpeluh ketiak dibelakang stage sahaja nnt.
Code : NBC-SS001 , Status : Owned, Open for pre-order but subject to stock availability
Side View
Front and Top View
Here goes some description for Nilam scarfs from classic series.
- Make from the best fabrics hand picked by me , cotton for inner and chiffon silk (tinted with metallic colours) for the shawl (demonstrated in the photos)
- Shawl and inner is being attached together. It comes in one piece, easy to wear.
- The shawl being designed to have some undulating effect "ombak/alun" around the face area. This is to create the beautiful "Arabian" style and also to make chubby face like mine appear bit slimmer than its actually is. It can be either worn loose (it will not be messy and hassle free as inner and shawl is attach together) or also with your favourite brooch.
- Another special feature of the scarf, it has some lines being sewn on the entire scarf to create pattern and adding volume to shawl. Other than that, it can also be use as a guide "lines" to make it easier for you to shape up the scallop on your chest. Sometimes it can be difficult to shape the scallop and ended up having an unruly scallop. The guide "lines" that I had incorporated into my NILAM scarf can be really helpful I guess.
- Scarf can be worn in so many style. Sky is the limit as the length of the shawl is pretty long for you to play around with many other style (around 2 meter and both side has same length). It can be worn as hood since inner and shawl is attached together….or maybe as a short wedding veil? no?
Normally, if nk cepat I just simply sarung without brooch or pin, then letak one side of the shawl on my shoulder then the other side i pintal macam dalam gambar. Cepat, pantas dan tuntas (bak kata Miss Ted).
I will also announce some jewelry to complement NILAM scarf soon. It's a handmade jewelry one of a kind! Other than, there will also another design to be announce soon! Can't wait
I've bought some fabrics last week and gonna make some scarfs out of it. There are pink, olive green, whitish-grey shaded tone and brown-green prints fabrics available for now like below pictures. To those who wanna book the scarfs (but strictly only for paid booking ok) can do so by following below steps.
1) Email me at mrsimran[at]nilamboutique[dot]com
2) Scarf code: Example : NBC-SS001
3) Write your message and email it to me. I'll reply asap.
Shawl – Chiffon Green and Brown prints
Inner – Brown
Price : RM115 (postage not inclusive)
Stock : 3 pieces available
Shawl – Combination of dark and soft pink chiffon silk. Soft pink will be sewn on the undulating area around face.
Inner – White
Price : RM115 (postage not inclusive)
Stock : 2 pieces available
Shawl – Combination of olive and light green chiffon silk. Light green will be sewn on the undulating area around face.
Inner – Green
Price : RM115 (postage not inclusive)
Stock : 2 pieces available
Shawl – White-Grey shaded chiffon
Inner – White
Price : RM75 (postage not inclusive)
Stock : SOLD to Aan, Sue and Emila Yusof
I cannot guarantee that I'll be able to produce the same colors and prints in future as according to the fabrics shop, fabrics supplied to them is solely depends on their supplier. Therefore, there's no certainty that I could offer the same to what I'm offering now in the future. So, take my one piece of advice will ya? If you like it, just buy it. Ini bukan gimmick utk trick you guys beli, tapi mmg I bukan tokey kedai kain ok, so I tatau kain apa yg diaorg akan jual dimasa hadapan.
Semua kain adalah dibeli di butik-butik kain high end di Jalan TAR. Tempoh masa utk menjahit scarfs belum dapat I decide lagi. Takper nnt if you guys interested nk beli , just write email to me, so boleh discuss further. Sbb utk batch yg ini sahaja I open utk booking based on fabrics. So kene tunggu tailor jahit dulu la the scarfs. Utk next batch, lepas tudung dah siap, baru I akan publish for sale. Harap maklum. So saper nk urgent like tomorrow tk dapat la rasanya.
Orait thanks for reading, doakan my Nilam Boutique berjaya dan menjadi salah satu brand muslim contemporary wear yg disegani dan disukai ramai. Jangan lupa support Nilam facebook fan page and twitter ok!


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Syria's regime intensified air strikes on rebel-held areas of Aleppo province as the UN backed a call by its top aid official for a humanitarian truce in the city.
The push for aid to reach desperate civilians trapped by a regime siege in Syria's former second city came on the eve of a meeting between a UN envoy, US and Russian officials to try to revive peace talks.
UN aid chief Stephen O'Brien branded the siege on rebel-held parts of Aleppo as "medieval and shameful", and called for weekly 48-hour humanitarian truces to prevent it from taking hold.
O'Brien warned that food supplies in eastern Aleppo, home to at least 200,000 people, were expected to run out by the middle of August.
"The international community simply cannot let eastern Aleppo city become yet another — and by far the largest — besieged area," O'Brien said.
Nearly 600,000 people are estimated to live under siege in Syria, most of them encircled by President Bashar al-Assad's forces, whose approval the United Nations says is needed to deliver aid by air.
Britain, France and the United States quickly endorsed O'Brien's call. Japan's ambassador, Koro Bessho, who holds the council presidency, said there was "overwhelming support for the idea" among the 15 council members.
French ambassador to the UN, Francois Delattre, compared Aleppo's plight to Sarajevo during the Bosnian war, and said the Security Council could not allow "such war crimes" to happen again.
On yesterday, air strikes and barrel bombs killed 22 civilians in rebel-held parts of the northern province, and rebel rocket fire on government areas killed three more, a monitor said.
A car bomb hit an upmarket area of Damascus housing several government buildings yesterday evening, state news agency SANA reported, saying there were "several wounded".
UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura is expected to meet top US and Russian officials in Geneva today with the aim of reviving peace talks to end the five-year conflict.
More than 280,000 people have been killed in Syria and more than half its population has been displaced since the conflict began.
US mission spokesman Paul Patin said Washington's special envoy for Syria Michael Ratney would be at today's meeting in Geneva.
Russia's Ria-Novosti news agency said deputy foreign minister Gennady Gatilov would represent Moscow, a key ally of the Syrian regime.
US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov were also due to meet today on the sidelines of an Asian summit in Laos.


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Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Pennsylvania
If judgement is rendered, in civil case where I owe $4500. to a computer company, because I did not appear, how can the "company" actually recoup it's loss if I have no money and no real property?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Easy. They will seek to levy on your bank account if you get income from any non-exempt source. If you keep more than $300 in any one bank account it will be at risk unless you take steps to protect against this by not having a bank account or by banking at a purely online bank or purely out of state bank or a credit union.
There is no wage garnishment in PA for most debts of this type. However, judgments last a long long time. On real property, they last for 5 years but they can be revived so that the judgment can continue to be enforced on the real property. For personal property (cars or a bank account) they last for 20 years. When I say that judgments last for a period, I do not mean that they go away. They never go away. They can only be enforced for 5 years on real property (unless revived) and 20 years on personal property.
While you say you have no money and own no real property today, I don't know your age or circumstances. If you are someone who will be looking to acquire assets or need credit in the future, then know that the judgment will be on your credit for 7 years from the date of entry of the judgment. With an outstanding judgment, you will not be able to get a mortgage. If you have a car, you can get a car loan but if the judgment is on your credit, your rate is going to be significantly higher.
You need to think about resolving this judgment at some point, depending on your circumstances. You can either settle at some point or if you have at least $10,000 in dischargeable debts, consider filing bankruptcy.


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Child's Play Is Anything but Simple
The success of Ido Ricklin's stage adaptations for children derives from his belief that you shouldn't be telling kids what to think, just how to.
Ido Ricklin doesn't believe you need to "roll out a sequin-studded carpet to make children want to see a play." He's a well-known figure in the Israeli theater world who, among other things, adapts classical literary works for the stage. "Instead of imposing on children the tyranny of a 'Wow!' show or the culture of a 'Kokhav Nolad' [the Israeli version of 'American Idol'] and cheap thrills, we should think about what these kids are taking home with them when they leave the theater," he says.
Ricklin, 46, cannot understand why so many people considered him audacious when, seven years ago, he translated and adapted for the first time "Momo," which is based on Michael Ende's fantasy novel of that name. This year the play has returned to the stage at the Holon Mediatheque. "The first version we created, in Yoram Loewenstein's acting studio, was longer and more complicated, with a 17-member cast," recalls Ricklin.
"The new version has been brought to the stage in response to a request from the Mediatheque's artistic director, Roni Pinkovitz, who remembered the original version. It has been created with a tight budget and a cast of 10. Although we made budget cuts and downsized the script, there is still the feeling that what we have has a lot of nostalgic appeal. It wasn't our intention to produce a show with a captivating look. Children still love this kind of thing, even today; the adults are the ones who are challenged by the new version of the play."
First published in Germany in 1973, Ende's novel tells the story of Momo, a young girl who is locked in a battle with time thieves. "The novel deals with several topics," notes Ricklin. "My adaptation shifts the focus in the direction of the superficial versus the profound. This is a direction that is high on my agenda."
Is time a topic that children can connect with?
"When I was a child I was fascinated by the subject of time: What is a day? What is meant by 'in two days' time'? Sometimes a day or two can stretch out for eternity, and sometimes a day or two can pass very quickly. The realization that I would one day be an adult. My understanding that my mother would grow older. Unlike children previously, children today are not exposed to elements like aging or death. We live in a sterile environment and that is why these elements are so intriguing.
"One of my guidelines to actors is 'Don't philosophize too much about time.' For Momo, and for children in general, these are existential, not philosophical, questions. Something is pursuing her and she wants to know why. In effect, these questions are relevant today as well. A young girl today who lives with a regimen of extracurricular classes and who has to be driven to them and taken home from them is actually in the same situation as Momo is. This modern-day girl is also being pursued."
A graduate of the Central School of Speech & Drama at the University of London, Ricklin has served as director in residence of the Be'er Sheva Theater and Habima. He also serves as a teacher and director at the Beit Zvi School of the Performing Arts, in Tel Aviv.
In 2010 he received two awards at the Israel Theater Prize ceremony, for both his adaptation and his direction of Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo" (for Be'er Sheva Theater). He also wrote the scripts for "Obsessiya" ("Obsession"), based on Jules Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days," and "Fantasia" ("Fantasy"), based on "The Arabian Nights."
Ricklin's translation and adaptation of "Momo" constituted his first work that was aimed exclusively at children. It was followed by adaptations of another German author's literary creations: Erich Kastner's "Emil and the Detectives" and "Lisa and Lottie" (which has served as the basis of several stage and screen adaptations, including "The Parent Trap"), which are two of the more prominent productions that he has adapted in recent years for the Mediatheque theater. He is currently adapting Kastner's novel "The Flying Classroom."
"Initially intended for adults, classical literary works for children underwent a process of rehabilitation," Ricklin says. "Erich Kastner is the most daring author I know. He presents some very painful images in his books. In 'The Flying Classroom,' there is blatant violence against children. Although, in my opinion, that work is profound and marvelous, you still have to know precisely how to show that violence. Kastner does not make life easy for the children who read his books."
In your adaptations, to what extent do you allow yourself to intervene in the original literary creation?
"First of all, I never change the plot. However, I am also not interested in merely copying it. If I just copied literary creations, I could not be called a playwright. I search for the story's core, and that is what I put on the stage. Although, in 'Lisa and Lottie,' I could not make peace with the Kastnerian ending and couldn't sell the idea to children that the parents ultimately restore their marital relationship. Today, the alternative family is a wonderful solution, and that is what I could promise without any hesitation, and with considerable optimism.
"Similarly, in 'The Flying Classroom,' there is violence and there is a child who is administered a 'courage test,' which was an accepted practice in that era. I adapted the plot because I don't live in that kind of society. On the other hand, the children's society that is depicted is still violent, and this fact cannot be overlooked. Kastner presents painful subjects such as divorce, the indifference of adults, violence. I relate Kastner to today's society using the tools of today's world."
Ricklin feels a special connection with his adaptation of "Momo," saying the "profound questions and issues in the book are very high" on his agenda. "Ende presents the problem of modern society's constant pursuit of success and excellence - a pursuit in which people along the way forget about life's simple pleasures. In my opinion, the entire Western message of 'live the dream' is a pure lie, because most people don't have a dream; they only want to be rich and successful.
"We [Ricklin and his life partner, MK Nitzan Horowitz, of Meretz] were recently in Norway and we traveled along four-lane highways at the low speed of 60 kilometers per hour. Initially, we were mystified as to why people over there drive so slowly. However, we soon realized that this is what they really need. Norway's landscapes are so breathtaking that it makes sense to drive at that speed. Here in Israel we build 10-lane highways - yes, we are really progressive - and if you don't move forward, you are dead. That is the capitalist edict.
"Although Momo also aspires to excellence, she does so within her own parameters. She goes to war against the whole world, which is trying to dictate to her how to act. There is the beautiful concept of the 'good-enough mother' [a term coined by British pediatrician and psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott]. I think there is also the concept of the 'good-enough person.' This is superb, in my opinion. You can't be perfect in every parameter; you are sitting on the tip of the pyramid for a few years and then you just fall off.
"Momo talks about excellence and children understand her. A few years ago, my nephew was given a present - an elegant, magnificent bike - and he broke down in tears, crying: 'But I wanted a small bike!' He wanted something that would be suited to his needs."
In the new production of "Momo," which is aimed at children aged 9 and up, the actors are students from Sela, Yoram Loewenstein's Performing Arts Studio. "The actors," observes Ricklin, "have a huge impact on the writing of the script. While I don't ask them to make any suggestions, I do say to them, 'Tell me where you find the text is really speaking to you.' For instance, in response to what certain members of the cast said, I transformed the male hairdresser in the play to a female one, because that change fitted in beautifully. I also drastically changed the role of Cassiopeia, the wise and patient turtle, and added several replicas for the actress who plays the turtle, Maya Madjar."
The leading role, that of Momo, was molded in the image of actress Chen Barel. Sadly, Barel only appeared in three performances of the play before plunging to her death after falling from the roof of Loewenstein's Tel Aviv home during a party this past May. "It is important to mention Chen, who had such an immense impact on the play," Ricklin says. "Her death was a great tragedy. In the auditions for the role of Momo, I already realized that she was Momo. In the video clip uploaded to YouTube that shows scenes from the play, you can see her in that role. Aviva Nagosa, who replaced her, has a totally different look and her portrayal of Momo, which is marvelous, is also very different."
In "Momo," as in his adaptations of Kastner's works, Ricklin is collaborating with director Rafi Niv. "In my opinion, Rafi is terrific," says Ricklin. "We have worked together for many years and the dialogue between us is very pleasant. When you write by yourself, there are many things that you simply don't explain. When I work with Rafi, I don't have to write how this or that scene should be performed. I am confident he will know what to do. And that is a great relief. I also have great faith in his artistic taste, and I can sometimes tell him that what he has done is not to my taste but is still marvelous."
Nonetheless, doesn't the director in you want to interfere?
"When Rafi wants my input I make certain directorial suggestions, but I want him to be totally in charge. I send Rafi every scene I write. I share with him, I develop with him. Sometimes, he will initially maintain a silence and then, only after a while, he will tell me, 'Right, this is what I want.' I wrote a chase scene in 'Emil and the Detectives.' Two days later Rafi said to me: 'I tried to find a solution for this scene, but the solution does not suit my directorial language.' So I told him that he was free to replace the scene with something else. Another scene, which was simply beautiful, was created. In general, I write with a child's viewpoint in mind; however, Rafi is much better as a director of children's theater. He has a level of ability that I just don't have."
His deep admiration for the complexity of "Momo" leads Ricklin to express certain doubts about children's theater. "If the plays that strike me as naive and exquisite are perceived as creations that do not precisely belong to the genre," he explains, "that doesn't say very much for the genre. I know that I'm not the only one who thinks this way. For instance, the Mediatheque has introduced a change [in the presentation of children's theater]; however, there has to be a much more powerful tailwind. Elitism is not a dirty word. You don't have to be afraid to create something that is high quality, even if the theater is half-empty. And, in the final analysis, the kids love it. I cannot accept the idea that the state backs only those who succeed and not those who dare to try."
The vast majority of plays being presented today seem to be more concerned with didactic issues than artistic ones.
"You don't have to tell children what to think; you have to tell them how to think. Kastner taught me more than many of my teachers when he told me that I have to use my brain. It is so popular today to teach children how to think within a given framework, to pigeonhole. For example, in Israel's version of the 'MasterChef' reality show, a Sephardic chef is put in a straitjacket, so to speak, and is told, 'Let your feelings guide you when you make the meatballs.' Let your feelings guide you - in other words, switch your mind off. Instead of leaving everything within confining boxes, we must bring children plays that talk openly about dilemmas and that force them to ask questions.
"Even when I work with actors at Beit Zvi, I believe that it is crucial that they develop their own opinions and their own powers of judgment, and that they do not surrender to the directive, 'Work on my feelings.' I tell them: 'Entertaining your audience is great, but it is not art. You must distinguish between the two.' I am sometimes asked what a play's message is, and I respond: 'There is no unequivocal message. There is no bottom line.' Because that's not what art is supposed to give you."
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Utah Jazz falter late as Wade leads Heat win
AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 9:38 p.m.
maybe its time for the nba to start using instant replay. Each team could challenge three calls per half and lose a time out if the call stands. If they had this ten years ago the Jazz would have a championship and Jordan one less!
AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 9:32 p.m.
its really bad when the jazz lose to El Heat are they even in the nba?
AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 9:30 p.m.
when will boozer take the ball to the hole with authority instead of taking a 15 foot jumper every time he touches the ball even Okur drives more than him.
BlueMarch 15, 2009 8:58 p.m.
The NBA has stated that it is "good for the NBA" for teams to win at home. Who pays the refs? It is really hard to win on the road and you have to really out play the other team to have a chance.
RE: ScottMarch 15, 2009 6:17 p.m.
Because jazz fans beliwve Sloan is Coach of the Year, is the greatest coach of all and should never be questioned.
Even though the real truth is Sloan is one the worst game-time coaches there is.
But what can you e really expect from a "dumb jock" and farmer.
Giving him title like "coach" doesn't change that.
If he was so great at developing young player why is he sending them them away to orem.
Sloan can't stand offense coming from the 2-guard or small forward postion, and has the system to prove it.
though most champioship teams seem to be lead by those postions and not a PF (especally one UNDER 6'10):
boston: allen, pierce, pf over 6'9
spurs: manu, parker, pf over 6'9
detroit: rip, prince, billups, pf over 6'9
miami: wade, noname pf
chicago pippen and jordon, pf? (first three pf over 6'9, second three a nonamer
houston: drexler, maxwell, anderson, pf nonamers over 6'9
detroit: dumar, isaiah, pf>6'9
boston: bird, ainge, johnson, pf>6'9(mchale)
lakers: magic, worthy, scott, silks, cooper pf>6,9(rambus)
sixers: dr.J, toney, cheeks pf-nonamers
Jazz being embarrassedMarch 15, 2009 5:47 p.m.
Not a very gutsy performance in Orlando today. They are being exploited for the weak defensive team that they are, and their offense is stinking up the joint. Other than that, great game guys. Get on the plane and go home. Jerry's "motivational get tossed" act isn't working today.
todd from santa anaMarch 15, 2009 5:01 p.m.
what is happening right now is beyond ridiculous. The Orlando announcers are commenting how horrible the Jazz defense is with wide open gaps down the middle, Jerry gets thrown out, Dwil doing nothing, Carlos playing horrible defense-12 game winning streak and all that effort now crashing down, 5 3s by Orlando, wow shocking...Will they score 120?
NLMarch 15, 2009 4:31 p.m.
Pathetic performance by so called pro's. You can't blame the calls. The FIZZ had the game in hand but when it counts they failed to show up. Terrible decisions at the end cost the game. I have a difficult time watching the FIZZ, I feel sorry for Sloan he can't turn the TV off. One play stands out for me when a Miami player drove down the middle and the Utah FIZZ failed to challenge him but backed off like the parting of the seas. They almost escorted him to the basket in pure respect. I feel sorry for the multitude of FIZZ fans who support them with their hard earned money. I hope someday they are rewarded with a team that has the gumption to win and work hard. But then that takes courage and effort and they have to many players lacking. They want the money and more and will probaly get it, the losers are the fans.
sudsMarch 15, 2009 11:48 a.m.
Amazing how everyone forgets that we just had a 12 game win streak. This is the NBA and you can't win them all. With all the injuries this year it is amazing the Jazz are where they are at. Enjoy it!
todd from santa anaMarch 15, 2009 11:10 a.m.
jazz cop: I respect you sincerely, but I could not agree less. It is one of the toughest losses in Jazz history. Oklahoma City and losing versus those garbage teams were stinking performances. Yesterday was a game won several times over. Mentally winning that game would have given huge confidence to all, and kept us in 1st place. That is for one reason, the team we are playing tonight is far better and a lot more weapons. I can see now Rashard Lewis, Turg the 3s will be raining in, the excellent Rafer Alston dishing all night You say how the Heat rally and win games and they turn the d up---so what..? why did we not "turn" our d up. The people saying no big deal, "our boys" tried hard, I doubt you would hear this La and San Antonio. DOES ANYONE TRULY THINK in similar situation the Spurs would have lost that Game? Give me a break-of course not....The Spurs mentality is far stronger in that situation, because Parker, DUncan, Bowen, friends and Pop would have stayed relaxed, mentally confident and produce in the pressure-i dont get it...home, we have great resolve.
JazzFan4everMarch 15, 2009 11:05 a.m.
They will be just fine.Learn from it.Move on.Enjoy the next game.Don't Give up.
Jerry Sloan ,PLEASEMarch 15, 2009 10:12 a.m.
Don`t know if it`s pride thing but please just admit the miles experiment has NOT WORKED,Korver really gives us the best chance to win NOW,please think about it,we should all show up at ESA with "KORVER NEEDS TO START" banners,GO JAZZ...we will beat Orlando tonight
ChukarMarch 15, 2009 9:48 a.m.
DWill and Boozer or best players let this game go by,,,, that can't happen, hopefully the Jazz can still hold it together and or two BEST players learned something
Doubt the Jazz can win this game today
AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 9:38 a.m.
Miles played less than 20 last night and they lost. Its your over payed main players who lost that game
4 against 5March 15, 2009 9:15 a.m.
whenever miles is in the lineup
Jazz CopMarch 15, 2009 9:00 a.m.
I'm going to have to disagree with anyone who says this is one of the most heartbreaking losses in jazz history, for real? Getting spanked by the warriors, was worse than this. Being maulled by oklahoma, was worse than this. This heat game, was a good game. The Jazz would've won, had it not been for poor officiating. The 3ot, after the jazz fell down six, the game was over; the way miami had been playing, the chances of the jazz pulling it off in the 3ot, weren't good. But, the jazz didn't choke this one off. Miami is one of the best come from behind teams in the league. They have wade, and they can turn it up on the defensive end; that's an equation that has proven to be good enough for them to account for about half their wins. Dwill hit a huge shot at the end of the second ot, which was as big as any shot that wade made. Despite the favoritism of the refs, the jazz still could've won. Atlanta turned it up on d at the end, so did miami, the jazz didn't match.
HoudiniMarch 15, 2009 8:41 a.m.
miles plays less than 20 minutes tonight,at Orlando, WE WIN!!!!
A Big NothingMarch 15, 2009 8:29 a.m.
miles had no effect on this game,just takin up time,why not give his minutes to Koufos and Price both will play hard, and try to help us win,miles not doing anything,scoring. rebounding. defense. NOTHING.. A BIG ZERO
ScottMarch 15, 2009 8:25 a.m.
Can somebody? Coach Sloan why the heck do you keep on playing Brevin Knight. I do not understand this. He is the worst shooter that I have ever seen. Ronnie Price needs to be getting these minutes. I agree with most of the things said about Boozer but he would have never gone for a dunk like Millsap did. Boozer would have gotten alot of the rebounds that we did not get that they got 2nd, 3rd and 4th chances on. Sloan did a bad game at coaching this one as well as alot of games as long as Knight continues to get minutes. Do we think that this backup point guard is better then last year before Price got the job. I don't think very much. What a joke.
Coulda, shoulda, wouldaMarch 15, 2009 7:48 a.m.
Not good enough. Anytime, anywhere, anybody has to be the mindset. Until that changes, nothing changes.
John WicksMarch 15, 2009 7:29 a.m.
That fiascal was the second worst choke in Jazz history. The first being Malone getting stripped by Jordan and I need not say more. Seven point lead with 50 seconds left is just not right. Bolerjack and Boone announcing as if the game was over. Those 2 clowns don't belong on the air. LHM probably rolling over in his grave. Just a terrible shame.
K2 - DOUBLE-DOUBLE ?March 15, 2009 7:18 a.m.
This loss is particularly hard to take! All the prattle about double-doubles the last several weeks, the Jazz will have another Double-Double to add to their record.
As an avid radio-listener to hear this DOUBLE-DOUBLE MELTDOWN was disheartening; two different eight-point leads just vanish in seconds. And to add to the pain, had to listen to Hot-Rod give us his signature "Dwyane Wade!" after a made basket and then (heard over his microphone) the ring announcer's booming "DWYANE W-A-D-E !!!" was just too much.
What do we loyal Jazz fans get in return? We were doubled up on the commercials stream. If the Jazz have any heart left they will DOUBLE and REDOUBLE their efforts today against Orlando. I'll try to listen. Go JAZZ !!
Gandalf the grayMarch 15, 2009 6:04 a.m.
Who sucks so much my mom could beat him up? BOOZER
Who is the worst player in the league? BOOZER
Who might cost the Jazz the playoffs? BOOZER
Who is awsome? ME (and Deron Williams)
todd from santa anaMarch 15, 2009 2:12 a.m.
bp: i am done harping on this do not worry, i am just bringing out some points, i did not say the Jazz do not have heart, beating Boston, Denver recently showed they do. But mentally this jekyll and hyde stuff on the road, these players seem to get very tight and cautious in crunch time, this happened with Stockton led teams as well. Most of the time, we would recover and win the game or win in overtime. I remember countless games over the years the Jazz led by let us 7 or more with 4 or 5 min left, not :55. To not get a rebound, champions fight thru fatigue, again what it comes down to is you have to "mentally" fight through fatigue and other issues and gut out wins. The reason is simple every loss is costly, especially in the West. I will say this-talent wise the only team in the west i would see us having a or should have problem is Lakers if Bynum comes back because he and ariza size,length, defense blocking shots. Every other team we can beat if we play smart and execute.
lighten upMarch 15, 2009 12:25 a.m.
Those of you saying the Jazz played without heart weren't watching the same game I was. The Jazz looked pretty solid for 99% of the game and just plain ran out of gas in the 3rd OT. Yeah, there were some mistakes as the players pointed out, but it sure doesn't help to have the officials putting Dwade on a pedestal. It's like watching the Jazz play the Jordan Bulls all over again. The good news is that the Jazz look hungry going down the stretch. Now as Boozer returns to his offensive form, the Jazz are going to be a force to be reckoned with in the playoffs!
eagle idMarch 15, 2009 12:07 a.m.
Has anyone ever seen a game where such a complete absence of basketball smarts was displayed? Play dumb and you look dumb. It should be fairly obvious that the calls are not going your way so take a deep breath and play a little smarter--like you had done until the final 50 seconds.
BP to ToddMarch 15, 2009 12:05 a.m.
Todd: the Jazz did not choke "again." To my knowledge the Jazz have never choked like this before. Which is why I am not concerned about it long-term. It was a complete one-time glitch that has never happened since I've watched the Jazz (20 years).
And despite how heart wrenching this loss was, there is a silver lining. Losses like these are huge learning experiences for Jerry Sloan coached teams. Jerry's teams don't become cowards or back down in the future because of these losses.... they instead come back mentally tougher and more focused toward perfect execution (in all facets of the game). Today's game had nothing to do with heart and ability to play, because the Jazz definetely had heart and played well the whole game. It was simply a couple mistakes made by a couple guys on procedural late-game execution stuff that most Jazz players get right 9 out of 10 times. It was a mental lapse that is in no way Typical. I expect an equally hard fought effort against Orlando, and if they get up with time left to go, you can be sure they will execute to perfection.
ORG.March 14, 2009 11:30 p.m.
I so happy that the jazz competed how they did.
Everyone needs to relize the players are playing as hard as the can.Coach sloan is coaching the best he can.All fans should be thankful for what they are part of and quit complaning. when you except how the players are and how sloan coaches you wont be upset. FACE REALITY ENJOY YOURSELFS YOU NOT FACING REALITY OF YOU TEAM.NO OLD DOG LEARNS NEW TRICKS......
cloverMarch 14, 2009 11:18 p.m.
took miami triple ot to beat the jazz. @ home. With the refs calling "stern" fouls. yeah mistakes were made. but get over it. lessons learned. jazz are still way hot. time to burn. and maybe the jazz can't ever win against a superstar by one. to win a chamnpionship, maybe they need a dozen to beat the nba system and get it done. So. listening to you fool knockers who think the team's done and should quit, I say: crush the competition, step on their necks. and see what happens next.
todd from santa anaMarch 14, 2009 11:17 p.m.
jazz cop, good points, this is in the top 5 today of the most difficult losses i can recall in 30 years of Utah Jazz basketball. The sad thing is the longer the game went, i knew we were going to find a way to lose. Again these are the issues "when you have to outscore" your opponents and play shootouts. Also, we were killed with Miami getting 2nd chance points off rebounds. I am going to level here--the Jazz had this team "buried" look how costly each loss is. Look up tonight dear friends right back #7 seed. Magnus and others "that just love this team". Then this team will find a way despite all odds and fatigue to win tomorrow night. I was going to mention this yesterday. I have liked Brevin Knight. Now though we have to adjust. We need young legs at the end of the season, At least someone who can penetrate and get to the hoop, or even though not a great shooter-has threat of hitting jumper. It is time Price is reinstated as the backup point and DWIl needs to be held to about 32 min game.
El HeatMarch 14, 2009 11:12 p.m.
More like El Cheat...
Go JazzMarch 14, 2009 11:05 p.m.
Yes, I think many fans are wondering why Korver isn't starting! He hustles every night whether the shot is falling or not. He never gives up! Maybe he plays better coming off the bench, who knows, but he deserves to be a starter! His rebounding and defense is very impressive. Sloan must be teaching him some new tricks! Whatever it is he is getting some good minutes on the floor and making the most of it! He is one of the many bright spots on the Jazz team. Love the Jazz!
They gave it their all today...until the 3rd OT that is. Just a few brain freezes! It's easy to look back and see what they should've done! Let's get past it. Hopefully they have something left for tomorrow's game! Go Jazz!
Jazz CopMarch 14, 2009 10:56 p.m.
If the Jazz bring alot of energy to orlando, there's no reason they can't win that game. It's too bad, this heat game went into 3ot. The jazz are going to have to dig deep to find a little something extra for tomorrow against the magic. Out of the three games at the end of the trip, I thought the orlando game was the most winnable. Even with the 3ot I think the jazz can win if they can keep orlando from stroking beyond the arc; orlando is very beatable when they don't have that outside shot falling. The other key, will be to stop dwight h.; it seems like everyone is all over howard, about how great he is, it's more like, he could become that good, but right now? The magic are a streaky team, most of their players are overrated, lewis and nelson allstars? The magic haven't shown anything that makes me think they belong with the best. Their main problem is they shoot too many threes, and their defense is questionable. Live by the three, die by the three; so we'll see what happens tomorrow.
todd from santa anaMarch 14, 2009 10:52 p.m.
miles, if you read the comments correctly, I meant Brewer when on Wade played him well in "overtime". i should have been more precise i can see why you said that. Far as the refs, we know we always have to overcome the refs, and a friend of mine who is the most common sense, non emotional person you will meet, who is very successful business man believes the NBA is fixed, and he felt that way when Jordan pushed off Russell. Then again, the refs can do theyr'e damage best, when you give them that opportunity. AK to get an offensive foul with :50 left reminds me at times "being a mental midget". sorry ak fans..Carlos booooozer takes "the mightty world famous, world renowned fallaway", will not talK ABOUT the hands" Deron was guilty also.,You win and lose as a team. I do not understand the "choking on the road", at home-this team is as mentally tough as anyone, maybe the guys are too nice-now maybe why you needed someome like "the sheed" or a very strong leader which this squad lacks..badly../.............
AJMarch 14, 2009 10:10 p.m.
And you call yourself Jazz Fans? Get Behind your team! They worked their butt of today. 3 OT. I mean really....It was a hard fought game, there are always going to be questionable calls from the refs, part of the game. And why isn't Korver starting....?
mhelal2March 14, 2009 10:10 p.m.
I didn't watch the game, I followed it on line and I know it was heart-breaker, but c'mon people give them some break. it's obvious that the Jazz are trying to get rid of the habit of losing on the road. Breaking habits don't go away that easy.
My only concern is that Jerry need to focus on playing certain group of players instead of playing everybody. AK has to be factor with team in order to go any where in the playoff and I think KK started to adjust to Jerry's system.
It is good that these flaws showed up now, so the team doesn't fall in love with the way they play, they need to know that there is more effort need to be done to reach elite level, and I believe that they will adjust.
Everybody remember what were the Jazz in the standings a month ago and you will feel good about the team.
to Ref at 8:24March 14, 2009 9:45 p.m.
Which great teams do you know that overcome the refs ?????????? The Lakers? YOur crazy THe Jordan Bulls?? can you say push off The SA Spurs?? Did you see Horry check Nash the Kings v. The lakers??
We shouldn't have to play mistake free to offset the officials the heat didn't have to the hawks didn't have to
Until superstar biases end the nba should be called the WWFNBA
give me a break other clubs are investing millions into their clubs why can't there be an unbias of officiating?????????
StupidMarch 14, 2009 9:04 p.m.
You dumb bells that keep saying sloan is losing games because of bad coaching, need to realize one thing and get it straight. This team practices constantly regarding these same situations. What have we got here, a bunch of idiots for players? What was Milsap and A.K. thinking in regulation with 7 point lead and them trying to score? What kind of mentality is that. Is that the coachs fault? Absolutely NO. It's the stupid mentality of the 2 players. Sloan can only tell how to play, he can't change their diapers during a game.
the MailmanMarch 14, 2009 9:02 p.m.
haha no thank Scott, ill leave it to the big man to handle my furure.
Sorry mate, maybe my comment was a bit uncalled for, though you probably should know what day it is if your going to observe it.
Goood to see the rockets get beat by the Spurs, some consolation for a rough defeat for the Jazz.
I called itMarch 14, 2009 8:56 p.m.
miles plays over 15 minutes...we lose...again,he`s worthless and takin minutes from both Millsap and AK,I`d even prefer to see Koufos getting his minutes,until we bench miles we`ll never go anywhere he should be the 5th guy of the bench,which in reality means he should not play at all
Coach17March 14, 2009 8:54 p.m.
What's wrong w/ a couple of shot clock violations w/ a 7 point lead and 55 seconds to go? What's the worst thing that can happen if you just hold the ball for 48 of the remaining 55 seconds? Free throws? O.K., I'd take that rather than how that game was managed. Also, what was Kry-a-lenko thinking? Those were 2 of the most stupid plays I've seen down the stretch by any player, at any level. I wonder if he feels bad enough to cry about his performance today?
Stop Whining!!!!March 14, 2009 8:53 p.m.
About the refs. If the Jazz had played smart they would have not blown a 7 point lead. Jazz fans act like everyone is out to get them. Good teams win games like that.
to Brother HintzeMarch 14, 2009 8:42 p.m.
First, shouldn't you be getting ready for your stake president duties in Manti tomorrow? And second, if you don't even know how to spell "sabbath," chances are you're not a careful observant.
The RefsMarch 14, 2009 8:24 p.m.
did make some poor calls down the stretch that hurt Utah, however a 7 point lead should have been enough to absorb those bad calls. Great teams find a way to win, even when it seems like it's 8 against 5. Lastly, I don't agree that Utah just gave up in the 3rd overtime. They have been on the road for close to a week and even though they should have won today's game, I think by the time the 3rd ot started, they were gassed and Miami had the home support to pull it out.
Jazz ref scandal on this roadMarch 14, 2009 8:20 p.m.
trip come on stern I thought you were a lawyer get on the case of your NBA causing fraudulant refing.
The Answer...March 14, 2009 8:20 p.m.
Once the Jazz start scoring more points than their opponents, they'll be just fine. So c'mon Jazz, score more points.
From Scott HintzeMarch 14, 2009 8:18 p.m.
Sorry Mailman, LDS.
Maybe we should spend some time together and we can discuss your future.
Hugh G. HaterMarch 14, 2009 8:10 p.m.
Some thoughts.
Another road game that should've been won.
Dwil has no backup and he isn't a superstar that can take over a game and win. See: Kobe, Lebron, Dwade, et. al. Brevin Knight gives us no lift off the bench.
Boozer cannot handle the ball.
Sloan outcoached on the road again.
the MailmanMarch 14, 2009 8:04 p.m.
@ Scotty Hintze at 5.10pm
Hey dude where you goin that sunday is the Sabbath??
Man its saturday, not sunday.
Not sure what you been reading, oh wait, you must be Catholic or something. Say hi to Mary for me.
AnonymousMarch 14, 2009 8:03 p.m.
I seriously could throw up, with how that game ended. How in the WORLD do you lose a 7 point lead with 55 to go?? DRIBBLE OUT THE CLOCK and make them foul you! Please!
Boozer's lack of effort is ridiculously apparent on the defensive end.
I hate playing the Heat. We just can not get it done against those guys..
tim donaghyMarch 14, 2009 7:45 p.m.
Thanks for taking over for me boys, and keeping up the image of us nba officials!
the MailmanMarch 14, 2009 7:42 p.m.
yeah the refs favoured the home team, so whats new!
Sorry to say but its an all too familiar tale.
We have talent to burn but we miss the crucial ingredient.. heart, determination, call it what you will but we dont have it.
A prenvious post was spot on, Stockton and Malone would have killed for the roster we have now.
I tell you Sloan has to take the wrap, we played like amatuers when it counted most, where was the direction and leadership?
Oh well you got your 12 in a row, a likely 1st round exit, and more of the same next year.
Heck, lets give Sloan an extension till 2020!
At least i got the AFL starting soon and the mighty Hawks as reigning champs. Funny that, Hawthorn had 15 years of promise but eventual failure, the board bit the bullet and got a new coach, and in 4 years, from the very bottom, he built a championship side.
You know, a title.. the thing you play for..
not comin anytime soon for the Jazz..
Couple of commentsMarch 14, 2009 7:29 p.m.
#1 the officiating is so frustrating I could just puke. I understand the home cookin. The Jazz get home cookin in ESA. But to so blatently favor D-Wade is maddening. He's good enough he doesn't need the ref's help. The officiating, especially down the stretch and in the OTs was so one sided I swore I'd never watch another NBA game...at least until Orlando tomorrow.
#2 The Jazz simply gave up in the 3rd OT. I understand the empty gas tank...but it looked to me like they just gave up at the end.
#3 I don't see them having a chance tomorrow against the Magic
Jazz CopMarch 14, 2009 7:29 p.m.
Just to wrap up my thoughts, it's nice when you're on the side of the favoritism that goes your way, and it stinks when you're on the other side of it, and then you lose a game, that could've been won, and should've been won.
However, there's nothing the jazz can do about the refereeing, sometimes the jazz are on the right side, so in the end, i think those things pretty much even themselves out. The thing is, the jazz played hard, and they played better than the heat. Miami isn't easy to beat at home, and they can score fast, and wade, in my book, after dwill, is the mvp. The heat play good defense at times.
Even though the jazz should've won, they also could've won had they stopped the heat just once or twice more, in the final minutes. Normally, if a team has a 7 point lead or so, with less than three minutes, you expect the team to win, the jazz had that three times; and the defensive intenstiy in the last three minutes is an issue they can work on.
Jazz CopMarch 14, 2009 7:23 p.m.
Alot of the posts I've read are garbage. The jazz outplayed miami, and should've won, and would've won if the refs hadn't made at least three bad calls in the final minutes. That ball going out of bounds, off the foot of the heat player, and then heat ball, that was a back breaker. But it's indicitive of the favoring the refs showed miami the whole game. As well, the ak foul, it could've easily have been a foul the other way, so why call a foul, let alone one that gives the team free points? Unbelievable. And then if they're going to call fouls like that, why not call a foul when millsap went for the dunk? Again, it's hard to comprehend what the refs were thinking, and how they could've been so biased? Either one of those three calls goes the jazz way, and the jazz win in regulation. And that's just the last three minutes, not to mention the favoritism that was consistent through out the game, from the start, when the ball obviously went out off a heat player.
bozoMarch 14, 2009 7:20 p.m.
felt left out of the game so dwill gave him the ball in crunch time and three turnovers, being blocked, and a shot with 6 sec. left on the clock were the results of bozo. Why didn't we trade him?
mao vancouverMarch 14, 2009 7:18 p.m.
you can tell were boozer the LOOZERS Tiny lil heart is its in the same place he has his home Miami he gave them the game Ostertag had better hands Bozzer sucks :)
don't blame the refs?March 14, 2009 7:13 p.m.
don't you remember that they work for stern the master of coverups? he had a ref that said that he cheated and you think that blaming officials is wrong? Maybe, we should just be like baseball and say well because this player juiced you have to play twices as hard to win. So in the nba because the officals call games in favor of the stern stars you just have to play better.
EL HEAT?March 14, 2009 7:07 p.m.
How long has that been on Miami's jerseys?
AnonymousMarch 14, 2009 7:07 p.m.
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
PatheticMarch 14, 2009 6:52 p.m.
Come on Jazz fans, QUIT BLAMING THE REFS FOR LOSING THE GAME! Jazz lost...because they are a very talented and AVERAGE team who can't win on the road. Grow up...face reality.
TXindepMarch 14, 2009 6:50 p.m.
2 questions: 1. If you are up 7 points with 55 seconds left, couldn't you just dribble out the shot clock, not even take a shot, make them pass it in from your baseline, be able to set up your defense, and win? Certainly better than missing jumpshots and letting them get on the run. 2. Can Sloan's system work without an inside scoring center? If you slow the game down just to end up with a jumpshot from a guard, then the miss leads to an easy basket on the break the other way. We shoot fewer, lower-percentage shots while they get lots of easy break away dunks. I don't care about this game, but the team is obviously missing a piece. Korver is playing awesome and Brewer does defend pretty well. D-Will is amazing. But we need to keep Sap, offload Boozer, and get a scoring center. Not sure how you do that other than lucking out in the draft, but this mish mash of role players just seems to rely too much on lucky bounces and refs in the final quarter.
A.K. & MilsapMarch 14, 2009 6:48 p.m.
Where oh where are your brains? You don,t need points with a 7 point lead and 55 seconds left. You need time off the clock.
AK FanMarch 14, 2009 6:47 p.m.
Bandwagon... Stop whining. Jazz didn't finish the job. Coach need more involved in last seconds. Malone chocked so new generation ...to be continued...
IowaJazzManMarch 14, 2009 6:47 p.m.
GRAB A REBOUND!!!!!!!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! I love it...Jazz all tied up, 3.5 seconds left and the give the ball to...BOOZER?????????? Jazz deserved to lose. Simply pathetic.
Re: But for a D-WillMarch 14, 2009 6:39 p.m.
But that's the same kind of game we want the Jazz start winning.Those are games that separate excellent clubs to mediocre ones. Those are statement games you want your club to win at all costs...
Yes, if the Jazz won, we would be applauding the effort, but they didn't show any heart. Up by 7 with 55 seconds remainig and they lose a game which already appeared to be in the bag ! ... and you want us to be mute about it?
But for a D-WillMarch 14, 2009 6:25 p.m.
jumper rimming out at the end of regulation or a missed free-throw somewhere along the way, the Jazz would have won the game and the tone of the remarks in this section would be completely different. If the Jazz score one more point somewhere along the way all y'all would be "great win on the road; team has heart; huge victory;" etc etc. Too bad all you see is Jazz this and Jazz that - you missed enjoying one of the best games of the century. Korver finally playing up to potential, but Flash was the best man on the court. What a great game. Too bad the Jazz lost; what a GREAT GAME!
Stupidity AboundMarch 14, 2009 6:02 p.m.
The Jazz indeed put on a clinic on how to lose a game at the end. But my goodness, I get so sick of officiating when I see homered games like this.
Lastly, Boozer is a loser. Why is he taking the final shot? Love D-Will, but he needs some help. I thought the jazz gave up in the 3rd overtime.
AnonymousMarch 14, 2009 6:00 p.m.
Q. Hands of stone + sellfish + heart of cowardly lion + "Matador of the key" ???????
A. Boozer - correct!
Q. Who steels $11.6 mil?
A. Boozer - correct, the very same "I'm get'n a raise" Boozer.
Q. Who owns a house in Miami?
A. Boozer - Correct again!
Q. Who will opt out?
A. Boozer - Wrong. The correct answer is: This Jazz fan.
Ist TimeMarch 14, 2009 5:46 p.m.
This is the first time I have complained about the stripes, but I'll tell you what cost us the game besides dtupid play from Milsap and A.K. The CALLS and NO CALLS. This referee crew was the worst. D-Wade is an awesome player but does he need all of that help? Absolutely NOT!
heart of championMarch 14, 2009 5:41 p.m.
the jazz totally lack the heart of champion.it is games like this one they just lost that build character. look at Lakers: win in houston and went on to win in San antonio the next day. something the jazz have yet to achieve.
unfortunately, history contineously repeats itself with this ball club. they can't beat any team which has a Jordan, a Kobe, a Lebron , a Dwayne Wade or a Duncan. Every time, the Jazz lack an answer to a superstar. until then it's same old same old.
Miles no team player!March 14, 2009 5:31 p.m.
How in the world could Miles help if he played more? He's had plenty of chances to show his stuff! Haven't seen anything too spectacular to warrant more playing time!
Jazz are very predictableMarch 14, 2009 5:31 p.m.
Jazz will most likely play Houston again in the playoffs, advance to the second round, and lose again after winning two home games and zero road games.
Ho hum.
Clear some cap space and sign a superstar in two years when some major free agents are available and make a run.
IDjazz12March 14, 2009 5:15 p.m.
I know it was just one game but all I can say is that was plain stupid on players part and Coach players for not using there heads down the stretch and Coach for not calling a timeout to slow his players down.
Scotty HintzeMarch 14, 2009 5:10 p.m.
The Jazz are OK, don't look for all of the negative! They should not play on Sunday, though! Sunday is the Lords day, it is the SABATH!
Kevin RussellMarch 14, 2009 5:07 p.m.
If Miles played 40 minutes a game the Jazz would be in first place in the west!
ZachMarch 14, 2009 5:01 p.m.
I regret to inform you that the Jazz lost 'cause they were stupid.
Go JazzMarch 14, 2009 4:57 p.m.
Wow..there's some real team bashing going on here.
Let's not forget that the Jazz played their collective heart out and were almost there, if not for a fluke.
They ran out of gas in the third overtime. Maybe some fresh legs would have been a better choice, but Korver had the hot hand and who in their right mind would take him out? Unfortunately Korver didn't get a chance to shoot in the last overtime. The Jazz gave everything they had to win this game. They feel worse than any fan sitting at home! DWade is incredible, but he gets alot of help from the refs. He does seem to be untouchable.
Now on to the next game. Hopefully they rise to the occasion. Go Jazz! You are awesome..True spirt!
PurplePeopleEaterMarch 14, 2009 4:56 p.m.
If you've wondered why D-Will doesn't get much press nationally like CP3, it's games like the last two where he can't win with a lead that hurts him. As much as I like D-Will and am glad the Jazz took him over CP3, D-Will still has some maturing to do.
He also needs to quit complaining to the refs about no-calls. They'll respect him more in the long run if he does.
PurplePeopleEaterMarch 14, 2009 4:54 p.m.
BTW, why didn't they ever bother to double-team Wade? It's obvious 1:1 defense wasn't working.
An Asian PerspectiveMarch 14, 2009 4:53 p.m.
At the end of 1st OT with score tied at 115, why in the world did Boozer take a jumper with more than 5 seconds left on the clock? He missed the shot and gave Miami 5 seconds to win the game, though they didn't. I was shocked to see him taking the shot so early. That was very a poor decision, even if he made the shot. Miami must have been reassured not to give him a rich contract this summer.
PurplePeopleEaterMarch 14, 2009 4:52 p.m.
Three "losses" in the final minutes of two games when you're leading with plenty of points, then simply bonehead it to lose or get tied? Yup, the Jazz are not contenders THIS year. They can't close.
Sure, they're playing well enough on the road to win, but don't. Nuff said about where this team will end up this year.
AgreedMarch 14, 2009 4:30 p.m.
I agree with everything that has been said about the Jazz current and past chokability. Keep piling on the Jazz everyone.
Bye bye JazzMarch 14, 2009 4:28 p.m.
Utah does not have a superstar who can take over a game and score 50 points. Nor do they have the talent on defense to contain guys like D Wade and prevent them from going off and taking over the ball game. After the bitter 3 OT loss, Jazz will get torched tomorrow in Orlando. The season is over, Jazz will revert to 3rd place in the division and battle Phoenix for the last playoff spot. If Utah qualifies, they will be lucky to get out of the first round.
magnusMarch 14, 2009 4:22 p.m.
I can't believe the Jazz lost this game, just can't believe it. Up by 7, 55 seconds left, I'm thinking "this game is over"...
Williams said it best, "we basicly put on a clinic of how to lose a game."
Hopefully they learn from this.
No way they win tomorrow, no way.
ParkitMarch 14, 2009 4:19 p.m.
The Jazz need to quit talking about being an elite team and learn to play like one. It was panic instead of poise when crunch time came each time. Williams is more concerned about the spectacular play instead of the open man down the stretch.
The Jazz will be a playoff team mostly because Phoenix is in free fall. But, they will also be eliminated in the 1st round. Then this team will begin a painful makeover due to poor contract choices.
We are in for some very lean times as Utah sport fans.
CJ KevinMarch 14, 2009 4:19 p.m.
The Jazz are the best team in the west!
Russ MilesMarch 14, 2009 4:18 p.m.
Jazz are the best team in the league!
BillMarch 14, 2009 4:11 p.m.
All long time Jazz fans EXPECT things like this to happen. That is why it is best not to get emotionally involved with this team. After all, while Jazz fans are sick over a loss like this, a guy like Boozer who will jump ship at season's end for any team who pays a penny more will continue collecting his millions. And you care more about the Jazz than he does. Better find a hobby or the Jazz will cause you to stroke out.
MilesMarch 14, 2009 3:58 p.m.
Todd you have lost it. Brewer defended Wade well? What game did you watch? Wade had 50 points. In a three overtime game on the road CJ plays 15 minutes, AK 20 minutes and Millsap 25. Jerry is a joke. Wade goes for 50 and CJ sits on the bench while he torches the Jazz. Nice job Jerry. Boozer plays 45 minutes and is out of shape. Jerry is clueless. Every time the other team has a scoring 2 guard, we get lit up. Kobe and Wade love playing the Jazz cause they know Jerry won't guard them. Jerry is more concerned at stopping Joel Anthony inside than containing Wade. Yes, Joel Anthony who can not even shoot the ball. Jerry once again can not coach on the road. Stay in Utah next time and let Phil do the coaching on the road.
spencer hintzeMarch 14, 2009 3:56 p.m.
how about the jazz try to win a good team on the road, boozer is worthless
RefsSuckMarch 14, 2009 3:37 p.m.
Once again just like Atlanta the officials control the game and make the Jazz lose the NBA has become nothing but a popularity contest with a circus side show! Stern needs to step up and pay attention to what is going on!
FedorMarch 14, 2009 3:31 p.m.
First, the NBA sucks. DWade moves and they call a foul. Second, nice hands Boozer...enjoy that raise. Third, DWill has to take that last shot in 2OT, not dish to Booz for a 9 ft fade away jumper. Forth, how can AK and Knight play nearly the same amount of minutes? I know AK had foul trouble but Sloan has to get him more involved. Korver is showing some serious heart lately...watch his +/-, it is consistently good. The Jazz are headed for a first round match up with the Lake Show or Spurs. We can't win on the road...we don't have the heart. I hate him with a passion, but DWade has the heart of 10 Jazz players.
A team with heart doesn't give up 7 and 8 point leads with less than 2 minutes left. This is the most frustrating loss I can remember in years. Yes, the sky is falling. Yes, all hope is lost. I hate loving this team.
SO DISAPOINTEDMarch 14, 2009 3:31 p.m.
I am actually bleeding from all pores from the pain of this one. Why oh why must I suffer at the hands of this guy time and time again?.....WHY?
AnonymousMarch 14, 2009 3:22 p.m.
I'm so mad I could choke bunnies!
TIRED OF MEDIOCRITY!March 14, 2009 3:14 p.m.
This game is a measuring stick for the Jazz. The couldn't put away an inferior opponent, despite having 2 seemingly overwhelming leads. Dwayne Wade is amazing, but the Jazz are so much better as a team, or at least should be. I've never heard of a team with so much talent be so unable to dominate. The bulls won six championships on the back of one person, AKA the great one, and Stock and Karl had only Hornacek who showed up on a daily basis, yet they owned the league minus the finals for two years. They would've killed for the talent we have now, yet this team can't get it done. Take away Kobe and there is not another team in the west as stacked for success as the Jazz. I am so frustrated with them I could scream. NO MORE EXCUSES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Put you game where your mouth is, or give up so we can get a lottery pick who will play the full game.
todd from santa anaMarch 14, 2009 3:06 p.m.
The Jazz choked again on the road in the pressure. This game was lost in regulation. Kirilenko getting offensive foul was a killer. Up 7 with :55 left, Miami missed a shot and f/t and twice kept possessions alive with offensive rebounds. Then 2 3s, Okur and Korver, you score the first 8 of overtime and still find a way to lose., the ironic thing is Wade did not beat us in Overtimes, O Neal, Jones did as much. Brewer defending Wade well. Okur and Boozer played no defense down stretch, Okur i thought played too many minutes, he was gassed at end. Deron was at fault too with couple turnovers. He did force 3rd overtime with shot. Again Miami wins with effort and defense. Gut wrenching loss. Now we have to win at Orlando and after tonight back in 3rd place in division and 7th overall. It is going to take a lot of heart and fortitude now to come back in Orlando.


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February 1, 2004
When DGA President Michael Apted announced on January 6, 2004, that director Peter Jackson had been nominated for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film for The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, DGA Awards history was made. Jackson's epic adaptation of each book of the J.R.R. Tolkien trilogy The Lord of the Rings had been nominated for the prestigious DGA Award. Jackson was not the first to be nominated for each chapter of a trilogy, that landmark goes to Francis Ford Coppola for the Godfather saga, but Jackson was the first to receive a DGA Award nomination in the Feature Film category for three consecutive years since Alfred Hitchcock received nominations for Vertigo (1958), North by Northwest (1959) and Psycho (1960).
His winning the DGA Award on February 7, 2004, was the direct result of his seven-year quest that included a 15-month shoot, to bring his vision of the Tolkien classic to the screen.
"I make films that I mean to see myself," Jackson said in the January 2002 issue of DGA Magazine. "The artistic vision in my head is the version of The Lord of the Rings that I want to see — no other. I am striving to please myself. I don't second-guess myself. I have a fairly common style dictated by where to put the camera and to stage the scene, issues that feed into every decision I make. My hope is that others will judge my decisions as appropriate ones."
With the consecutive nominations and ultimate win, others did confirm the appropriateness of his decisions. Upon accepting the DGA Award, Jackson said, "To have other directors who wish to award you in this way is amazing. I think one of the real celebrations tonight is just how amazing the nominated films and directors were. The diversity of the films in the different genres and budgets, I think that's one of the great things about cinema in that there is always something for everybody who goes to the movies."
Jackson was also quick to praise his entire DGA team and the many other collaborators who assisted him on his directorial journey. "What really matters is that it's not just about me, tonight. It's about everybody who helped me," he said, turning to point to some of members of his team who stood near him onstage in the pressroom. "These films are so huge. The Return of the King was enormous even by itself and you have a group of about 2,000 people behind you. The director is there to shepherd and be the sort of traffic cop, in a way, of all the ideas, input and support that comes in. The director is the person whose name gets written about the most, but for me, being in that position, I think of the whole experience as being this incredible experience in that I could not have gone anywhere by myself, or done anything by myself."
Admitting to the mixed emotions of relief and sadness over the conclusion of his journey, Jackson said, "Some part of us, I think, could keep making these films forevermore because we had such a great time doing it. But, it is time to close that book, The Lord of the Rings, and to move on to whatever is in the future in our lives."