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This location is in the Washington Virginia Vale neighborhood in Denver. Nearby parks include City of Potenza Park, Four Mile Historic Park and 4 Mile Historic Park.
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Countess Bathory was a serious woman. She ran one of the wealthiest family's in ye olde Hungary, was a devoted mother, clothes horse and serial killer. How ever did she manage it all? Such a modern woman. Of course, time weighs on us all and it weighed particularly heavy on our dear countess. As she grew older, she became obsessed with beauty and maintaining a youthful visage. Perhaps it was madness that lead her to believe that bathing in the blood of young virgin girls would keep her skin soft and attractive, or maybe it was old folklore, or maybe dogs told her. In any event, she turned her castle into a torture chamber—wandering virgins who wandered too close got the axe. The bloodthirsty countess even had a special cage installed as not to waste any of her precious facewash. Now, before I throw her under the bus again, it should be noted that her guilt is still questioned. In that time, a powerful widow was not something powerful men liked to suffer and it has been said that she was merely a pawn in a bigger play for power. Whether she committed the murders or not, she was sentenced to spend the end of her days bricked up in a suite of rooms at her castle. Ouch.
1. Maybe she's born with it…maybe it's virgin blood.
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2. Because I'm worth it.
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3. I feel pretty, oh so pretty.
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Hey, that rhymes. Ever read Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events? Well, Violet is one of the main characters and along with her brother and infant sister, she deals with, well, a lot of unfortunate events. There are leeches, evil troupes of actors, devilish counts and friendly deadly vipers. Yeah, it's pretty much like working at a fashionable fashion magazine of fashions (badumpshhhhh, kidding). Violet's main claim to fame is that she is an inventor and can quickly solve problems. Anyway, she's got a Wednesday Addams meets Elizabeth Bennet vibe, which is cool—and spot on for the fall collections.
1. Well, this is a fucking unfortunate event we're in.
Dress & tights by Marc Jacobs, coat by Marni, shoes by Lanvin
2. I can invent ANYTHING
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3. I don't want to be a child bride of Count Olaf
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Somebody left a suggestion to post Antigone, daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta from the incestuous Greek tragedy Oedipus. But, Oedipus was a little heavy for a Wednesday morning, wouldn't you say? For those readers who haven't hit Greek mythology in their required high school reading, just you wait—it's awesome. As a compromise for this suggestion, I'm posting Calliope, one of the eight muses. She's the muse of epic poetry and most famous for being the inspiration behind The Odyssey. Well, if you're going to inspire some of the greatest stories of all time…you better have the style to back it up, can I get some Proenza up in here? Yes, yes I can.
1. Whatever, I'm hooking up with Ares
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2. Homer, you should write a book about like, a guy, who like, can't get home
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3. Ugh, none of the other muses are on tumblr, they're so 2000-and-late.
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Since you all loved Sandy, I thought I'd take a stab at ChaCha. Who could forget how she stole the spotlight from Sandy at the National Bandstand competition, or that crazy dress she wore. Alas, I could not find a dress to match her light blue on black with crazy ruffles and fishnet ensemble.
1. Riding in the wannabe Greased Lightning with the Evil Danny Zukko
Jacket by Burberry Prorsum, top by Proenza Schouler, pants by Balmain, boots by Isabel Marant
2. "They call me ChaCha, 'cause I'm the best dancer at St. Bernadette's"
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3. Thunder Road!
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A Vermont native lost at sea during Hurricane Sandy is being blamed for the sinking of his ship.
The HMS Bounty was a sailing ship built for the 1962 movie "Mutiny on the Bounty." It sank in the Atlantic Ocean in October 2012 when its engines died during Hurricane Sandy. Fourteen crewmembers were rescued but two died, including the ship's captain, Robin Walbridge, who grew up in Montpelier.
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Joint Media Release
Australian Minister for the Environment and Heritage
Senator the Hon. Ian Campbell
Australian Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation
Senator Ian Macdonald
7 June 2005
The Australian Government has begun a new campaign to target weeds across the nation with the announcement today of $1.82 million for 25 projects under its new Defeating the Weed Menace Program.
The Minister for the Environment and Heritage, Senator Ian Campbell, and Minister for Conservation, Senator Ian Macdonald, said the projects were the first under the Howard Government's $40 million election commitment to tackle weeds.
"The 17 on-ground projects, and eight national research projects, are the first step in this new phase of our war on weeds," Senator Macdonald said.
"Not only will this programme attack Australia's most significant weeds at the coalface, but there is a clear focus on research and development to ensure we are meeting this challenge smarter as well.
"Weeds are a significant cost to the economy, and pose one of the greatest threats to Australia's unique plants and animals."
Senator Campbell said the projects will help manage and control a number of Australia's most significant weeds. They including lantana, boneseed, rubber vine, gorse, serrated tussock, Chilean needle grass, alligator weed and willows.
"Although land management, including weeds, is the responsibility of the States and Territories, the Australian Government is providing national leadership in this important area," Senator Campbell said.
"This is too big a problem for Governments to sit back and see what happens.
Apart from their significant effects on our biodiversity, they cost Australian farmers about $4 billion a year in lost production and control measures."
Arrangements for the 2005-06 funding round will be announced shortly, reflecting priorities and criteria for investment identified by the National Weeds Advisory Group.
Details of the 25 projects receiving funding are attached.
Media Contact:
Renae Stoikos (Senator Campbell's office) 02 6277 7640 or 0418 568 434
David Crisafulli (Senator Macdonald's office) 0400 144 483
Tasmanian Serrated Tussock eradication ($55,000)
The project aims to continue eradication activities by focusing on properties with absentee landowners in high priority areas adjacent to properties with implemented management plans, and other strategic high priority properties.
Boneseed management manual ($81,730)
This project will consolidate all available information on the control and management of boneseed in a concise management guide, similar to the highly successful guides already developed for other Weed of National Significance species.
Southern Rivers regional Lantana strategy ($89,377)
This project provides increased efforts to eradicate Lantana by establishing a 100km wide buffer zone, to act as a barrier to Lantana invasion to the south coast, southern tablelands and Victoria, including removal of Lantana from 2 sites of high conservation value.
Targeting isolated infestations of Serrated Tussock for eradication ($161,600)
This project will provide a multi regional incentive program to achieve long term control of isolated serrated tussock infestations in Victoria and directly increase the capacity to rapidly control and replace serrated tussock to prevent further spread.
Best practice management guides for Chilean Needle Grass ($99,950)
Development of best practice management guides for Chilean Needle Grass containing clear information on its biology and ecology, options for management in various situations and case studies.
Best practice management guides for Willows ($99,950)
Development of Best Practice Management Guides for Willows containing clear information on their biology and ecology, options for management in various situations and case studies.
Best-practice control for Yellow Cress ($14,696)
This project will undertake a herbicide trial in Tasmania to determine best-practice management of Creeping Yellow Cress in Australian conditions and the results made available as a best-practice guide to national, state and local stakeholders.
Management of Alligator Weed infestation ($23,100)
This project entails the containment, treatment and long-term eradication of a significant isolated alligator weed site within the Wah Wah irrigation district in the Riverina.
Weed seed risk assessment of Mimosa pigra at Peter Faust Dam, Proserpine ($33,000)
This project will undertake a comprehensive weed seed risk assessment of the significant isolated outbreak of Mimosa pigra at Peter Faust dam, Proserpine in Northern Queensland.
Blue Hound's Tongue eradication at Towamba River, NSW ($8,500)
This project will initiate the development of a program to eradicate Blue Hound's Tongue from the Towamba River area of south-eastern NSW. This area constitutes the only known infestation area in Australia.
Best practice manual for Gorse ($119,053)
The project aims to improve the capacity of weed control authorities and the wider community to manage Gorse throughout Australia by producing and distributing a Gorse Best Practice Manual.
Best practice manual for Alligator Weed ($124,014)
The project entails the compilation of current alligator weed best practice methods into an integrated management manual in a manner to suit the needs of weed control practitioners throughout Australia.
Strategic survey, community education and control of Orange Hawkweed in Tasmania ($7,150)
This project involves the strategic survey of Orange Hawkweed (Hieracium aurantiacum) in Tasmania to develop a strategic eradication plan including recommendations for control on private land.
Weeds control manual for Bridal Creeper and other Asparagus weeds ($35,970)
This project will produce best practice manual for the control of Bridal Creeper and the other emerging Asparagus weeds, including advice on follow up work required to limit the possibility of areas being reinfested after a control programme.
Pond Apple and Hymenachne control in Eubenangee Swamp, Qld($66,000)
This project will control these species using the registered herbicide as well as fire and physical control methods, in order to reduce the infestations within Eubenangee Swamp and prevent the weed spreading to surrounding catchment areas.
Production of a training DVD on aquatic plants and their weed potential ($10,615)
This project will produce a training DVD on aquatic weeds to improve the aquarium industry's aquatic plant knowledge and trading practices, thereby reducing the risk of future industry related aquatic weed incursions
Drummond Range Rubber Vine control project, Qld ($33,000)
The project will control Rubber Vine in the Drummond Range to prevenmt its further spread and invasion downstream into the Fitzroy basin and Burdekin Dry Tropics regions.
Risk Assessment of Calluna vulgaris (Heather), a National Environment Alert List Weed ($3,300)
The project will undertake a formal weed risk assessment of Calluna vulgaris (Heather), including an assessment of all recorded populations in Australia.
National gorse seed research and eradication strategies ($103,950)
The effects of chemicals from smoke and other hydrocarbons, mechanical stresses and heat on seed dormancy and viability will be investigated and stakeholders brought together to help formulate and implement eradication plans.
Research towards survival and impact of the salvinia weevil in cool climate regions ($47,346)
This project aims to investigate the breeding ability of the weevil in cool climates to clarify the potential of the weevil as a successful biological control agent in cooler climates.
Improved techniques for eradication of horsetails ($67,320)
This project aims to develop effective removal techniques that minimise disruption and non-target damage currently caused by herbicide use, total excavation and soil removal methods of control.
Lantana DNA investigation ($22,000)
The project will research the variation of all Lantana types in Australia to define their species grouping and variation which will assist in understanding variation obtained from conventional control methods.
Expanding best practice management options for invasive willows in Australia ($154,220)
This project will aid understanding of the distribution and status of key organisms present on willows in Australia to improve "best practice management" and facilitate the development of a broader range of management options than are currently available.
Biological Control of Cabomba: native range surveys and plant ecology studies ($173,234)
The project will expand surveys for biological control agents in the native range of cabomba in South America. Potential biological control agents will be assessed for use to control cabomba within Australia and the plant will be further studied to help support methods of reducing its spread.
Release and impact monitoring of biological control agents for bridal creeper ($192,411)
The project will support community groups to map biological control release sites, rear and release agents, improve release strategies and expand monitoring the impact of biological control agents on bridal creeper populations. Results will assist the development of future strategies for rehabilitation of bridal creeper infested sites.


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In this Christmas season of peace, love and goodwill, we find ourselves debating, in Washington and on the presidential campaign trail, whether torture is ever justified. And whether waterboarding, an ancient interrogation method favored by the Nazis and prosecuted as a crime by the United States for a century, constitutes torture. Of course waterboarding is torture, even if our attorney general can't bring himself to say so, and it is illegal under U.S. law and the Geneva Conventions. However, that didn't stop the Bush administration from using it in its interrogations of "high value" al Qaeda leaders captured after the 9/11 attacks.
Unlike Abu Ghraib, the Iraqi prison where American soldiers abused detainees, there are no sickening photographs of what went on in secret CIA detention centers abroad. That's because the spy agency, against the advice of White House and Justice Department lawyers, destroyed videotapes showing the interrogation of two major al Qaeda operatives, one of whom was waterboarded. Now Congress is outraged over the destruction of the tapes, as well as it should be.
However, we don't need to see the CIA tapes to know that our government has engaged in torture, or what is known in intelligence circles as "enhanced interrogation techniques." The CIA is known to have waterboarded three al Qaeda prisoners after 9/11, but the spy agency has told Congress that this harsh method, which simulates drowning, has not been used since 2003.
Any discussion of torture these days inevitably leads to the "ticking bomb" scenario: Would a president be justified in authorizing the illegal torture of a captured terrorist to gain information that could prevent a catastrophic attack that would kill thousands of Americans? That chilling question makes us uncomfortable because many Americans, in their own minds, are not certain what choice they would make. My guess is most would go with torture.
The leading Democratic presidential candidates have ruled out the use of torture. On the Republican side, only John McCain and Mike Huckabee have taken that position, with most of the other candidates indicating that they would allow it in extreme cases or refusing to respond to the question. McCain speaks with authority on the issue, having been horribly tortured as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. If McCain says torture is wrong and largely ineffective, that's good enough for me.
Remember, torture was not a subject we talked about before the 9/11 attacks. It was not what America was about in those days. But that horrifying September morning changed us, in some ways for the worse.
I doubt that we would have heard an outcry if the Bush administration had announced after the 9/11 horror that it would use any means necessary, including torture, to track down terrorists and prevent another attack on American soil. Of course, we now know the administration secretly decided to do just that, and for the longest time Congress looked the other way.
In the fall of 2002, four members of Congress met for a secret briefing on a new CIA interrogation program designed to pry critical information from terrorist suspects. Among the techniques described was waterboarding, and not one of the lawmakers, including Nancy Pelosi, then a Democratic member of the House Intelligence Committee and now speaker of the House, objected, according to The Washington Post. In fact, some of the lawmakers at the briefing, all sworn to secrecy, wondered if the CIA should consider even tougher measures.
John Kiriakou, a former CIA interrogator based in Pakistan, got Washington's attention last week when he went public with the story of his participation in the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, the first high-ranking al Qaeda leader captured after 9/11. After weeks of defiance and resistance, Kiriakou said the prisoner broke after 35 seconds of waterboarding and began talking.
In interviews with ABC News and The Washington Post, Kiriakou said the captured terrorist provided information that may have prevented new attacks and saved American lives. Even so, Kiriakou said he now believes waterboarding is torture, and "Americans are better than that."
He added, "It was an ugly little episode that was perhaps necessary at that time, but we've moved beyond that."
Congress is not so sure. CIA director Michael Hayden banned the use of waterboarding in 2006, but Democrats don't trust the Bush administration. Last week, the House passed a bill that not only would specifically prohibit waterboarding but also outlaw other coercive interrogation methods, including forcing detainees to go naked or pose in a sexual manner, placing hoods over prisoners' heads, taping their eyes, threatening them with military dogs, conducting mock executions, depriving them of food and water, or exposing them to extreme cold and heat.
Republicans say the bill goes too far, banning some practices that are now legal. President Bush has threatened to veto the measure if it clears the Senate. May I make a suggestion: Why can't everyone agree that we should never use an interrogation technique that we would not want our own captured soldiers and intelligence agents subjected to by an enemy?
You know, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
(Philip Gailey is editor of editorials for the St. Petersburg Times. E-mail gailey(at)sptimes.com.)
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This is not a "moral" issue – this is a humanitarian and legal issue and should be framed as such. Our administrations insistence on torture serves only to lessen our standing in the world and endanger our own citizens (civilian or military) should they be swept up by the police or military in a foreign country.
The legal standing of these means of extracting information is clear and has been since the second world war, the humanitarian standing has been clear for centuries.
Steve, you have to understand that the general GOP membership will forgive whatever the GOP does regardless if it against the law and considered torture.
Our government is no longer a humanitarian organization but an organization that is working for a one world order under a Christian nation. It is part of the grand plan to deliver America to Jesus Christ as a whole nation. I think everyone knows this except those of us who still have faith in the Constitution.
We have no Democrats who will stand up for our individual freedoms and will instead continue to accept the Bush Administration in their desire for world power.
This will be the first election that I will not vote. I had hoped that Ron Paul would stand up for freedoms but is not going to follow through. America is doomed to self destruct. I would rather not be part of the destruction.
We accepted the torture and abuse in Gitmo and this is not to be accepted. I will not add to this and will stay home in the primary and the final election. I no longer give a damn…
Regarding the "ticking time bomb."
Let us say you actually find yourself in the following incredibly unlikely scenario: 1) You have a terrorist in detention. 2) Somehow, you know that there is a ticking time bomb. 3) Somehow, you also know that the terrorist knows where it is (like I said, this is all incredibly speculative). 4) Somehow, you know that the torture will yield absolutely reliable information.
Should you torture the terrorist in order to force the information out of him?
The answer, clearly, is no, on several accounts. Let us focus on just one, practical reason.
There is no difference between the unlikely "ticking time bomb" scenario, and, let us say, an "imminent bombing campaign" scenario, carried out by a US bomber pilot. (The main difference is that the ticking time bomb idea is highly contrived and unlikely, whereas the pilot having knowledge of proposed or possible future bombing campaigns is quite plausible).
To make the scenario more lifelike, we can give the pilot a name. Say, John McCain.
If we torture so-called "terrorists" to get information that "might save lives," then the other side also has an equal right to use torture that "might save lives." After all, a pilot may know something about a proposed bombing of City X, or a proposed ground assault with air support on City Y. If they can torture our pilot and get that information out of him–and we have done exactly that to their soldiers–what is to prevent them?
All this rests, of course, on the false notion that information gathered via torture is reliable. Intelligence professionals say it isn't: the tortured captive will just say anything plausible to stop the torture.
If it's moral for our side to torture, then it is moral for all sides to torture.
All sides do torture. It's a given. I am for waterboarding as long as a couple of limits are set. First, the President and Vice-President and all members of Congress must be subjected to waterboarding. Second, the torture of prisoners must not last any longer than the President could tolerate.
If we meet these criteria, waterboard the hell out of the S O B s.
Just tell me when you decide who are the REAL SOB's…
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Snack Recipe: Crunchy Chili-Lime Quicos
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Quicos are my new favorite nibble, and I'll bet good money that if you like crunchy and salty snacks, they're about to be your favorite new nibble, too. These particular homemade quicos are tossed with lime zest and chili powder, making them even more irresistable than usual. If a Cinco de Mayo celebration is your future — or any party at all! — you'll definitely want this on your snack list.
To make quicos, you first have to find them. Almost any Latin American market will carry them in 1-pound bags labeled "maiz gigante" or "elote gigante." They will look like giant, dime-sized dried corn kernels and usually cost a few dollars. If you're having trouble finding them locally, you can find them online:
→ Maiz Cancha Gigante on Amazon
Quicos are made in much the same way as popcorn: warm a few teaspoons of oil in a pan, add the kernels, cover the pan and shake occasionally. After a few minutes, they'll start to pop. Loudly. I nearly jumped out of my shoes the first time I made these!
The quicos won't burst open quite as dramatically as popcorn, but cooking them on the stovetop makes them puff and expand. The outer layers get incredibly crunchy — almost flaky. The center is a little more dense, and I found that undercooked quicos (or quicos made from older kernels) can taste a bit overly starchy and chalky. If you get a few like this in your batch, try cooking your quicos a few minutes longer next time or pick up a different brand of corn kernels.
Toss the kernels with your favorite olive oil and a few teaspoons of seasoning when they're still piping hot from the stove. Rubbing lime zest right into the salt helps carry a subtle lime flavor into each bite, and the chili powder adds some heat and spice. Crunchy, spicy, zesty — these quicos are the perfect accompaniment to a margarita or a lime-marinated skirt steak coming off the grill!
Chili-Lime Quicos
1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
Zest from 1 lime (preferably organic)
1 teaspoon chili powder
2 teaspoons vegetable oil
2 cups maiz gigante (giant corn kernels)
1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
Combine the kosher salt and lime zest in a small bowl and rub them together with your fingertips to release the oil from the zest into the salt. Add the chili powder and set aside.
Warm the vegetable oil in a 4-quart saucepan with lid over medium-high heat. Set one corn kernel in the oil; when the oil starts to bubble around it, the oil is ready. Add the rest of the kernels to the pan, cover, and shake to coat all the kernels with oil.
Cook the kernels, shaking the pan occasionally. After about 5 minutes, you'll hear them begin to pop. Shake the pan more frequently and continue to cook until the popping slows, another 3-5 minutes. Check inside the pan occasionally: when all the kernels look puffed and are spotted golden-brown, they are ready.
Uncover the pan and immediately drizzle the quicos with olive oil and sprinkle with the salt, zest, and chili powder. Cover the pan and shake to evenly coat all the kernels. Pour into a dish and serve immediately.
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Has anyone tried using an air popper to make Quicos?
If quicos are in any way similar to Corn Nuts, better bring a strong set of teeth (no veneers!) to the table.
I tried making these last night. I heard a lot more hissing than popping (actually no popping at all) and the resulting quicos were VERY crunchy and tasted pretty stale. Not sure if I over or undercooked them or if the fact that I used canola instead of vegetable oil had anything to do with it. Or maybe it was just an old batch of maiz gigante? The chili-lime salt was great, though.
My ex-boyfriend was from Ecuador and when we went to visit they had bowls of Tostado everywhere for snacking! It was essentially the same concept as quicos, but the kernels were smaller and they fried them for quite a while with frizzled onions. They put it on everything, too! Soups, ceviche, etc. Soooo delicious!
Is this the same as cancha or chulpe corn?
...aaaaand it would have helped if I looked at the Amazon link. It's the same (sort of).
Uh.... I've tried this in a pot and ended up finishing them off in a 425 convection oven (which is now a tad messy)... hmm.....


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Pedro Javier Cuevas, 28, and Ashley Dyan Tuley, 30, both from McKinney, Texas, were charged with cannabis trafficking.
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My wife and son have been sharing a single iPad and iTunes account. I recently bought my wife a new iPad and my son has the old one now. I would like to set him up with his own iTunes account and transfer all of the purchased kids apps, music and videos to his account while leaving all of her adult shows and music intact. Is that possible? I have paid for all of these shows so why is this so tough to accomplish?
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Polanski's "Chinatown" is an otherwise good pot-boiler fatally
wounded by its namesake racist leitmotiv.
Why did you loop that all through the film thinking it was a
cohesive binder? It was an insidious racist undertone that
undermines and destroys your movie, Roman!
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October 4th, 20116:48 pm
It's strange, Julius, how we can spot "self-indulgent, affected dismissiveness" in others without seeing it in ourselves. The Maltese Falcon is a brilliant movie--what it lacks in on-screen action it more than makes up for with psychological depth and dimension, which is the true currency of noir. By casting Huston, Polanski acknowledges the debt he owes TMF, but Chinatown is not merely an homage. The real point, which is missed by both Canby and yourself, is that despite being shot in color, Chinatown has earned its place in the noir pantheon alongside truly great films like TMF, Double Indemnity, and The Third Man.
— Todd Taylor, Fayetteville AR
January 6th, 201110:15 pm
I roll my eyes at the detached drollery with which Mr. Canby apparently wrote this review. It's shocking in its self-indulgent, affected dismissiveness, and seems to miss the point entirely. I agree with the poster above who said CHINATOWN is perhaps the best American movie ever. I concur. And please let me state for the record that THE MALTESE FALCON is the most overrated movie of all time, a crashing bore. All of the action happens off-screen, and the characters describe it as if reading an instruction manual for assembling a bicycle. I really don't know how anyone has ever mustered the ability to sit through it.
— Julius Hirsch, Brooklyn
September 7th, 20108:14 pm
Superb drama with first rate cast, excellent production values and cunning direction from Polanski.
— Brendan033, NY
June 28th, 20108:24 pm
I hadn't seen this movie since college, and since I remembered it primarily for the melodramatic Faye-slapping scene at the end (to describe it in a non-spoiler way), I was all ready to write it off as overrated.
But it's the water story that makes this film brilliant. That and everything that serves it, from the cinematography, to the palette (a desert of beiges, creams and tans), to the tight structure, to the not-a-line-wasted screenplay, to the costumes, to the water images running through just about every scene, and to that very same Faye-slapping scene, which isn't just melodrama at all, but rather serves primarily as a metaphor for corruption among the powerful, the co-opting of innocence and the futility of any one person trying to overcome it.
It adds up to a story that, on its most elemental level, is about a battle-to-the-death competition for scarce resources and power that's Darwinian in its starkness.
Polanski also has to get credit for insisting on the pessimistic ending, which was the only resolution appropriate not only to the noir genre (in which the "bad guy" protragonists, since crime doesn't pay, generally come to a bad end) and this more pessimistic 1970's reconstruction of it (in which some "bad guys" triumph) but also to the theme of "Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown."
The ending *does* read differently today, in the context of the far more widespread publicity of Polansky's admitted rape of a 13-year-old girl whom he had lured by promising to photograph her, along with his later payoff of the victim and cowardly decision to flee from justice and continue to enjoy his power and prestige for decades in exile. (Hm, I guess he *would* hold a pessimistic worldview about the futility of stopping powerful old men from exploiting and corrupting innocent girls.) But that worldview happens to work in the context of this particular story. As a result, the movie manages to escape being tarred with the same brush that has so justly blackened its director.
Similarly, although the scene in which Jake repeatedly slaps Mrs. Mulwray in the face feels gratuitous and, by presenting the action as justified, understandable and even laudatory (because it shows what a "tough-guy" detective Jake is, and how passionately he feels about discovering the truth), sexist and misogynistic, the scene and even its presentation were true to the 1930s period in which the film was set, and this lets the film off the hook.
In short, the movie is a true classic and a must-see -- one of those rare films that, instead of killing 90 minutes of one's life, actually enhances it. I'm reading Robert Towne's screenplay next.
— cinnabar, USA
May 13th, 201010:24 pm
Of course it's impossible to come up with the best 1,000 movies, or the top 10 movies, or the top 10 albums of all time. (Where for instance is Who'll Stop the Rain or Dona Flora and Her Two Husbands). If forced to choose, however, this is it. The best movie I've ever seen.
— Dfish, DC
March 10th, 20108:25 pm
It is time for Roman Polanski to come out of hiding and settle with the US government. He was a genius, to wit Rosemary's Baby and Chinatown for just two. Put his talent up against Tarantino, and you begin to see what it takes to make a real film noir.
Chinatown perfectly captures the era's style and Nicholson and Dunaway and John Huston and the entire cast of supporting players, make this a classic for film students to study .
The cinematography in my view is equal to anything shot currently sans the digital enhancing. This is a film not to be missed. Now over 35 years later, it has not lost any of it's impact.
— Marv W, Newton, Mass
November 22nd, 20099:33 pm
I recently attended a revival featuring films of the 70s. The younger devotees marveled at Chinatown. And for good reason. It is as about as close to a perfect crime genre film as you can get from its superb musical score to the jarring cameos of Roman Polanski and John Houston (exploring the other side of the camera) who add their own unique touches of menace evil to this saga of murder and corruption. Jack Nicholson has never been better (particularly in his assumed deceptions and cynical outbursts) and he is in virtually every scene. The entire supporting cast is first rate and ready to steal the scene if not content to hold their own against the leads. Polanski beautifully captures the LA of the late thirties. It is a masterpiece that has only improved with age.
— Brodston, Gretna, Nebraska
June 13th, 200911:08 am
Chinatown remains an American classic 35 years after its debut. Nothing in the Bogart-Dick Powell era--in which I was a cheering kid and young adult--is close to it.
Towne's script has been taught in film writing classes around the country. It's wit, spareness, and insight are incomparable in a detective story.
You got dimes? Or did Gittes say nickels. The latter, I believe, were the cost of local phone calls in the late thirties.
Fred, Madison, WI.
— fbenjul, Madison WI.
September 8th, 20079:59 am
I agree with tomc350 that, being in color, Chinatown isn't technically film noir, but isn't it cool how Polanski uses those old-fashioned 30's-style opening credits to seduce us into the noir mood? Then he opens the movie by poring over black and white photos so you think the whole movie is going to be in B&W? And has there ever been a more haunting, more exquisite movie score than that provided by Jerry Goldsmith? What a masterpiece of moody allure!
— liljimmy88, Chattanooga, TN
August 11th, 20076:10 pm
Certainly, to me, Chinatown is the best movie ever made in the US and I agree with the long list of laudatory reviews that it's received over the years. I wonder, though why none that I have seen have viewed it from the perspective of Greek tragedy. Gittes is (despite his presumptive lack of high birth)a tragic hero. His flaw, like Oedipus', is his conviction that finding the truth will save what he loves. Yet, at every step, and despite everyone's warnings, as he delves deeper, he walks blindly towards disaster. Chinatown, like "the place where three roads meet," is the locus of tragic fate.
— philipl42, California
September 10th, 20062:36 pm
Chinatown is one of those films that leaves one wondering where Hollywood might be today had it not been engulfed by the post 'Terminator' legacy of special effects and commercial soundtracks.
Jack Nicholson offers a stella performance as the Private Eye with no pretensions about his heart of gold- or lack thereof. Faye Dunaway's intelligent portrayal of the beautiful,alluring and tragic widow is as effective as it is sublimly haunting.
Chinatown is the perfect American film made by an outsider(Roman Polanski) and acted by screen legends. It is a reflection of America made at a time when the Vietnam war was a tragic, omnipresent factor in everyday life.(Not that the film has anything to do with the sixties) Perhaps the ubiquitous presence of that tragedy forced Americans to look deeply at themselves- at work, in their marriages, behind closed doors. Chinatown includes all of these things.
It may also prove that one of the positives to come out of the present Bush Administration war will be a film to match the reflective existentialist gravitas that so effectively runs throughout Chinatown. The movie is as entertaining as it is challenging- a rare mixture in films and a sure mark of great artistry. Yes folks, Chinatown reminds us that sometimes up is down, left is right and of everyday truths much stranger than fiction.
— jamiestrum
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August 2nd, 20053:34 pm
Watched Chinatown again this week. It still works. I still feel as if I'm in the movie, a silent witness standing beside the memorable "Mr. Gettes", still trying to figure it all out. Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway get well-deserved star credits, and John Huston surprises with his easy-going menace, but the real star is Los Angeles. I remain infatuated. Captured beautifully as if in its youth, perhaps in its prime, Los Angeles in those years was sort of an American Camelot, wonderful and doomed, a place and time that most of us would have wanted to experience, but were just too late. 21st Century special effects will never improve on this classic film noir story that was only enhanced by its location and cinematography.
— bfolkman, Brigham City, UT
October 17th, 20032:31 am
The NYTimes review of Chinatown at the time of its release was lukewarm and the reviewer stated that he would rather see the Maltese Falcon. Thirty years into the future, this film is undoubtedly more beautiful than at the time it was made. A Los Angeles without people. Sets and landscapes rich with color. Acting with finesse and clarity. A soundtrack that does not overpower the film. And a story that adds layer after layer at a pace that builds to a horrible ending. This is a more than a movie. It is a work of art.
— rubberducky0, Tokyo
May 24th, 200310:07 am
Every film noir aficionado has probably seen this movie already, but if by chance there is a film noir buff out there who missed Chinatown, drop anything else you might be doing and buy, borrow, rent or steal the VCR or DVD. Strictly speaking, this is not film noir, but in many ways its even better. Noir purists know that their favored genre should be in black-and-white, and this movie is beautifully filmed in color. A classic film noir has a femme fatale to distract the private eye, but Faye Dunaway is more a victim than a spider woman. Even so, Jack Nicholson as Jake is as memorable a private eye as any film portrayal of Sam Spade or Philip Marlowe; Faye Dunaway is simply stunning as the deeply troubled woman at the storys center; and John Huston is wonderfulamiably sinisteras the storys villain, though I wish we had seen more of him. Maybe most important of all, the plot has the required number of twists, surprises and menacing moments, as well as a shattering, tragic ending, that will satisfy the most demanding mystery fan.
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Since stormy winter days have almost everyone thinking about soup, it's a good thing River City Food Bank's 8th annual fundraising event is just days away. As in previous years, Empty Bowls features some of the area's finest restaurants serving up their best soups- all to raise awareness about hunger in the region.
Everyone who attends Empty Bowls chooses from among 1,500 bowls, hand-crafted by Sacramento students and professional potters. The bowls represent people across the region who don't have enough to eat. As many as one in seven people report that they don't always have enough money to provide their families with food. After picking a bowl, attendees choose soup from one of these restaurants: Café Bernardo, R15, Scott's Seafood Grill and Bar, Chops Steaks Seafood and Bar, Michelangelo's, Vizcaya, Lucca, The Broiler, Greek Village Inn, and L Wine Lounge & Urban Kitchen.
The Empty Bowls evening event, on Monday, March 7, is already sold out. A limited number of tickets are still available for Tuesday, March 8 at 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Both seatings feature plenty of beautiful bowls, gourmet soups and desserts. Tickets are $30 per person and can be purchased on River City Food Bank's website. All events will be held at the Sacramento Masonic Temple, 1123 J Street.
River City Food Bank is the only Sacramento- area food bank open every weekday to anyone experiencing hunger from anywhere in Sacramento County. RCFB offers nutritionally-balanced 3-day emergency food, as well as compassion. In the wake of the food bank's October fire, this year's fundraising goals are ambitious. River City Food Bank hopes to raise over $100,000.
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On Monday, parents will have the tough task of sending their kids back to school.
When students return, it will be under different circumstances than when they headed in on Friday. Local schools will have their counselors available to students.
The National Association of Psychologists suggests making time to talk to your children about the tragedy.
Reassure them that they will be safe when they go back to class. Maintain a normal routine, and keep your explanations age-appropriate.
"Sometimes kindergarten students really have a hard time comprehending what's even happened, whereas a sophomore or junior may have some memories of another event, et cetera, or they've experienced a tragedy themselves. So, you really adjust and vary by the age level," said Dr. Dan Ryan, superintendent of Sioux City Diocese.
Ryan says teachers and other school employees have a good handle on who comes in and out of their building, but he says they have to stay alert.
Dr. Paul Gausman, Sioux City's superintendent of public schools, says disaster drills have taught teachers to quickly put classrooms into lockdown. He says they also know how to deal with intruders.


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If all goes well for both Kenya's Geoffrey Mutai and Ethiopia's Firehiwot Dado in Monday's 116th Boston Marathon, they could go down in history together. In the 43 years since the inaugural ING New York City Marathon, no duo of reigning New York champions has ever won Boston together the following year. Mutai set a course record of 2:05:06, while Dado prevailed in 2:23:15.
Even if they don't triumph as a pair, either one of them winning Boston on the heels of New York would be noteworthy. Not since Margaret Okayo won New York in 2001 and Boston in 2002 has a woman accomplished the feat, and you'd have to go back 30 years to Alberto Salazar (New York 1981, Boston 1982) for the men.
Mutai has the chance to do something even more special. Already the defending champion in Boston and the reigning champion in New York, Mutai has the chance to become the first man since Bill Rodgers to win Boston–New York–Boston (1978–1979).
Mutai and Dado were interviewed at a media opportunity Friday morning in advance of Monday's race, the weather forecast for which was a major topic of conversation: Some forecasters are calling for highs in the low 80s in Hopkinton and mid-70s in Boston, with a chance of isolated thunderstorms.
Geoffrey Mutai
Question: You're the favorite coming into this race. What do you hope to do on Monday?
Mutai: Obviously, what I can say—when God wills, I cannot plan anything or I cannot say "I can do this." only the day will come and I will do my best.
Q: You will be running to both defend your crown and to earn a spot on the Kenyan Olympic team, yes?
Mutai: Yes, I will try to defend myself and my focus is on the Olympics. This was my preparation for the Olympics. This was my bridge to the Olympics.
Q: Geoffrey, you won Boston and you won New York last year. Do you think winning both of those proves you are as fast as you know you are, even though you didn't get the [official] world record last year?
Mutai: Yes, yes, yes. I'm still happy. Although even for me, they didn't recognize the world record, but I'm happy. Because if I was to say it was affecting me, I would not have won New York. It would only be psychological. But I sat down and said "I'm still focusing and I'll still do more to come."
Q: Last year you had good weather in Boston, this year maybe not. How will that affect your time?
Mutai: Normally, it is not easy to repeat a run with the same time. For me, what will happen will happen. I will not force myself because of nature. God knows why, and I will do my best to see how I run.
Q: Do you think you are better this year than you were last year before Boston?
Mutai: For me, up to now, I don't know myself. Normally, I know myself in the race, but to compare myself with last year, I don't know. Because after training, I trained well like last year, so I don't see a difference.
Q: Have you been using the same training method for this year?
Mutai: Yes, I have never changed my method. I train always hard.
Q: When did you first start running competitively? Did you run as a child?
Mutai: Yes, I ran as a child. When I was young, I started running because I think it was in my blood. Even when I was staying in my own home, I felt the need to run when someone sent me to go somewhere. It would happen even when I was in school, when I was in class, but when you go outside, I found myself running to washrooms faster.
Q: Is there anyone you will keep in mind as a rival for Monday?
Mutai: Everyone when they come to race, they prepare themselves for winning. You must prepare yourself. Everyone when they come to the race, I know they have prepared themselves well. I know the competition is not easy. Even to run is not easy.
Q: Can you talk more about what the past year has been like for you?
Mutai: Up to now, last year I remember it was a big deal because I was running in America. This year I do my best. On Monday we will wait and see, because up to now I don't know how it will be.
Q: Do you think the hills of Boston fit you as a runner?
Mutai: I like Boston and I like the course, because normally I train on the same courses like this. So I like it.
Q: Do you feel any pressure going into Monday knowing that the Athletic Federation of Kenya is watching and that you have to prove to them that you are the top three for the Olympics?
Mutai: For me, it's a lot of pressure, but I don't let myself relax because even if it is not an Olympic year I must run in the race. I will try to do my best, because normally you have to be the winner. The winner is here, but normally you don't know who is who. So for me, I will try my best to see if I can do it.
Firehiwot Dado
Question: How has your preparation gone?
Dado: My preparation is very well. I will run very well here, like in New York.
Q: The weather may be warm on Monday. How do you feel about that?
Dado: It's not a bad deal for me, whether it's warm or not. The weather will not affect me.
Q: The last four years in Boston have seen close finishes for the women. What about this year?
Dado: Boston is one of the best marathons in the world. They invite very strong athletes and that's why the athletes finish close. I saw the finish from last year on TV. There will be no difference on Monday than in the past years.
Q: Would you prefer a sprint finish down Boylston Street?
Dado: I prefer it if I come from 41 or 42 kilometers alone if there is the opportunity.
Q: Were you surprised to win the ING New York City Marathon last fall?
Dado: Yes, I was very surprised.
Q: Buzunesh Deba, whom you worked with over the last miles in New York, is here. Will you work together again?
Dado: We haven't talked about anything yet but I am sure we will do something like in New York.
Q: What do you think you have to do on Monday to get named to the Olympic team for Ethiopia?
Dado: Maybe if I win the Boston Marathon we will see what the federation decides. This is not my decision.
Q: Have you seen the Boston course yet?
Dado: No.
Q: Will you preview it before Monday?
Dado: No. I come to run. I didn't see the New York course either.


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It's an honor to be nominated to play in the "Southwest-Central All Star Classic."
Friday, some of the area's best high school senior football players came together.
This happened after loosing the former game's director, Michael Lemnson.
Leamnson, a former financial advisor in Roanoke, pled guilty to a long-term ponzi scheme, which he used to cheat nearly $1 million worth of investments from clients.
The former director was sentenced to 40-months in jail back in January.
Despite the set back, the players hit the field at Franklin County High School for the first time under new leadership.
Phil Miron, stepped in to help direct the game.
"There's probably a lot of coaches that didn't think it would come off just because some of the circumstances, and it was a late start, but we managed to pull it together," new All-Star Game Director, Phil Miron says.
Under Miron's lead, the game switched from Roanoke to Franklin County, which he says was a little cheaper.
The last minute organizing did leave the teams a few players short, but many of the fans say it doesn't change the point of tonight's game.
"It's one last opportunity for them to play in front of their family and friends and just showcase the numbers on their back and what this game and community means to them," Fellowship Christian Athletes Leader, Tim Hill says.
Plus, there's expected benefits for nearby restaurants to see a boost in business after the game.
"There's about 700 to 1,000 people here today," Miron says. "A lot of those people are going to stop and eat and spend money in the local economy, there's no question about that."
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