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You might say that Jaime and Mark's first date was more of a play date. Their parents were old friends, and the two had been buddies since childhood, growing up together on the island of Jamaica. Since their families were so intertwined, the pair dated for three months before telling their mothers, who, though pleased, advised them to be cautious. You can probably guess the rest of the story. These two eventually fell in love and married among coconut palms and a gaggle of mutual friends.
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As if the Olympian didn't have enough going on, TMZ is reporting that Ryan Lochte's parents may be losing their house.
A lawsuit filed in Florida's Volusia County reportedly states Steve and Ileane Lochte have not made a mortgage payment since February 2011, and now owe CitiMortgage $242,239 on the home, and that is not including the interest. The bank is reportedly suing to foreclose on the home, and should the home be sold and the debt still not be covered, the Lochtes would still be responsible for making up the difference.
Last month, Ileane Lochte filed a motion to dismiss the case, but a judge has yet to rule.
Ryan Lochte, the superstar swimming for the U.S. Olympic team, may be a gold medalist, but it family is far form golden.
Lochte, 27, is the son of Cuban immigrant Ileana (Ike) and American father Steve Lochte. The Lochte family is full of swimmers. Both his father and mother are swim coaches, and his younger brother Devon, 22, was once on track to swim in the Olympics and possibly stand on the podium with his brother.
According to MailOnline, however, Devon has gone off track. Earlier this year, he was arrested for allegedly selling marijuana to a police informant. The arrest was came after Devon surprised many when he stopped swimming about a year ago, with some saying he is throwing away his chance at the Olympics. He was charged with marijuana possession and intent to sell, one being a misdemeanor and the other a felony. He took a deal rather than go to trial. As it was his first run in with the law, Devon was given 200 hours of community service. By July 5, he had completed 75 hours. He also had to has the court for special permission to watch his brother complete in the Olympics.
Devon is not the only Lochte in trouble with the law, however. In 2010, Steve Lochte, the swimmers' father, was arrested for driving drunk. In April 2010, the senior Lochte was seen swerving a Toyota Landcruiser all over the road. When stopped, the officer witnessed him stumbling. Sobriety tests were conducted and he was arrested and charged at the scene after breathalyzer tests revealed he had a blood alcohol level of .217. (The legal limit in Florida and most of the U.S. is .08.) The then 58-year-old coach was placed on one year of probation, ordered to do 100 hours of community service, fined $1,494 and had to attend a substance abuse course.
Even though his family has gone through it's share of drama, Ryan Lochte still managed to win Olympic gold for both himself and his country. Also, having lost a family member to Duchenne muscular dystrophy, he stated that he was swimming in London to help raise awareness and money for Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy, a U.S.-based charity devoted to research and care for children with the neuromuscular illness.
During this Olympics games, Lochte has won the gold medal in the 400-meter individual medley, a silver with the U.S. 4x100m freestyle team, and gold with the 4x200m freestyle team.
Lochte was recently linked to Australian swimmer Blair Evans, but in the July 28, 2012 interview with US Magazine, his mother Ileana said her son is too busy to in a relationship, stating it would be unfair to the girl.
The 27-year-old swimmer is preparing for his second showdown with fellow American Michael Phelps in the 200-meter individual medley on Thursday night. On opening night of Olympic swimming, Lochte was slower than Phelps in the 4x200 freestyle team. This will likely be the last time Lochte and Phelps compete, as Phelps has stated he will be retiring after these Olympic games.
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This past weekend, I had the privilege to attend A Gathering to Offer Tribute and Celebrate the Life and Work of James Hillman at Pacifica Graduate Institute. I plan to write a series of posts about the event, summarizing and reflecting on some of the wonderful presentations and events I participated in. James Hillman was a visionary, an archetypal psychologist, a writer, an educator, and an inspiration to countless individuals. This weekend I heard his colleagues sing his praises. He didn't just have an impact on the academic community: he influenced the world of soul.
On Saturday morning, March 3, Dr. Stephen Aizenstat began the day-long program, reflecting on the importance of dream, psyche, and imagination, all elements prevalent in Hillman's work. Furthermore, Aizenstat discussed the importance of Pacifica, an educational institution founded in the ideas of Hillman. He mused that Pacifica provides "a homecoming for those who think in odd ways." The audience chuckled, and those of you who are a part of this wonderful community understand how accurate and complimentary the term "odd" is used here. Pacifica, which offers programs in Psychology and Mythology, is a unique place, infused with soul, that is a bit off the beaten path. There is something ineffable that draws us in and calls us to study here. Though our majors and research interests vary, we are all guided by our motto: "animae mundi colendae gratia" (for the sake of tending the soul of the world). And Hillman's work is at the heart of this motto.
In the next introduction, Pacifica's new president Dr. Carol Pearson reflected on the impact Hillman maintains in our community. She focused on some important ideas, including: 1) archetypes help people be who they are and 2) re-souling the world begins with re-souling ourselves each day. She concluded that the best way we can honor Hillman is to hold his spirit of questioning everything — and to say it like it is!!
Next Saffron Rossi discussed the The James Hillman Collection at the OPUS archives. She spent time with Hillman before his passing gathering materials that were given to OPUS. The archiving process is lengthy, but some materials were already available for viewing throughout the weekend. Hillman took notes of his ideas whenever inspiration struck, regardless of what material he had to write on. All such items are treated with care and cataloged. The collection is invaluable for students, faculty, and researchers. So much more is provided here than you will find even between the dust jackets of Hillman's own published works.
During the morning conversation, Robert Walter, the president of the Joseph Campbell foundation, mused that we're "mythic misfits." As he continued, he emphasized something beautiful that I believe summarizes much of what Hillman did: "It's not about you; it's about the work." This isn't to undermine the importance of the individual, but it highlights that the work we do, from our research to our therapy sessions, isn't done for singular individuation. It's done for the collective. For the mythic imagination. For the tending of the world soul.


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The "Is College Worth It" Debate- A Debate Worth Having?
NEW YORK, May 4, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The "Is College Worth it" Debate—Not a Debate Worth Having
By Marcia Y. Cantarella, PhD, Author, I CAN Finish College: The Overcome Any Obstacle and Get Your Degree Guide
While the twittersphere and other media are engaged in a debate about the value of college and the congress considers more cuts to federal financial aid and states consider increases to public college tuitions, we learn that the net worth of Blacks and Hispanics is between 16 and 18 percent less than that of whites. We also know that these populations are the ones suffering the highest unemployment rates. And we know that these are the populations who graduate from high school the least prepared for college and the least likely to go or persist if they do. And we know that those with a college degree earn at least 54% more than those without. These facts are all related. What they relate to is that Blacks and Hispanics, being educationally disadvantaged, are ultimately denied the possibility of attaining the college degree that might put them in a position to narrow that net worth gap. And people (with college degrees....) debate whether college is worth it? Excuse me!
I could suggest that those in power (affluent and college educated) are behaving in ways with regard resource allocation impacting blacks and browns that smacks of both racism and conspiracy.
As a dean in a variety of college settings I dealt with students who came to college unprepared, not intellectually, necessarily, but culturally. In places like Princeton there are safety nets and resources to sustain students and subsequent high graduation rates. In places like CUNY, where the resources are slim, it is easier for students to drift, unaware that they should take advantage of resources there to help them. Students who do not come from privilege view college as an elite experience of which they often feel unworthy. They do not approach the resources offered like career offices, tutoring, faculty office hours or advisers as the entitlements that their more affluent fellow students do. So they slip and slide their way out the door and no one seemed to notice that only 25% of black males entering college were graduating or that nearly 50% of all students entering college were not finishing in 6 years. <o:p></o:p>
Kids who grow up in the inner city may not have access to books at home or people to read to them as I did. But it is the skill that predicts by third grade whether one will graduate from high school. So if we want college graduates we need to encourage reading all the time. But urban libraries are closing. And who tells their parents what the stakes are so they can either advocate for resources or make other plans?
We also need, on campuses, to stop casting a disdainful eye on vocationality. The majority of leaders come from liberal arts backgrounds and narrow focus on career skills later. The reality has been, that skills like critical thinking, communication, research, problem solving are available across the liberal arts spectrum. There have been CEOs who were Religion majors and Psychology majors. Most faculty only stay in touch with those students who become the "mini-me" and follow the professor's path to the professoriate. We don't arm faculty with responses to the "what can I do with this major?" question. The reality that a college education is not a luxury but an economic necessity and is perceived as such by those who are paying the salaries. It is especially the hard pressed first generation, low-income and student of color for whom this question is most crucial.
Guidance counselors and parents direct students in linear ways forcing a history buff to be a chem major and try for medical school which has nothing to do with his interest or aptitude. Or worse, students of color are directed to "majors" that will only limit their futures because they are too narrow—like medical technician. Not that the jobs are not worthy—but people need to be prepared for demise of some careers as new ones emerge. So a vocational education still needs to be delivered in a way that provides intellectual agility. No one points that out to the student in the inner city high school who is trying to figure out college.
These students do not know what a syllabus is, who a bursar is or why they have to open campus emails and why walking away without guidance is financial disaster. Kids with college educated parents are being hand held through every step of the college process. No concern exists for them about entitlement. The student who is not sure about how they fit in the world given a history of disadvantage does not feel entitled to even ask questions. And we wonder why they do not succeed.
Not knowing how to navigate college, feel empowered to have a voice or seek help, Black and Brown students drop out and remain economically disadvantaged. We need to make college preparation systemic beginning with reading to toddlers and moving up to making inquiry acceptable and valued behavior. If college is an economic necessity then this should be the norm—for all children regardless of ethnicity, national origin or income. There was a time when this was more true but we lost that as the urban education landscape made people less ready to engage in college level work and the economics of college became more daunting. This is nuts.. As my father Whitney Young pointed out, what happens to Black folks in our economy is like the canary in the coal mine. Our losses become the nations.
The question is not is college worth it but how can the "smart" people who influence policy shift to asking how can we better explain why it is worth it and how to make it viable for more who need it so desperately. Unless, of course, there is a racist conspiracy going on.
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Growing up in Union City, NJ, Bobby Cannavale participated in the school play because his mother wanted him off the streets. Today, he is a recognizable New York-based character actor with roles in the city's best theater, television, and film productions. Television writer/producer John Wells and the legendary Sidney Lumet frequently rely on Cannavale's talents; he can usually be found rounding out their ensemble casts, and is married to Lumet's daughter, Jenny.
Cannavale was born in New Jersey to an Italian father and a Cuban mother. His parents insisted that he attend St. Michael's Catholic School in Union City where he took part in almost every after school activity, from the alter boys to the chorus. When he was eight, Cannavale secured the plum role of "the lisping boy" in his school's production of The Music Man and a part in Guys and Dolls. Ever since then, he wanted to do nothing but perform.
Cannavale's parents divorced when he was 13 and his mother moved the family to Puerto Rico. After two years in Latin America, they returned to the United States and settled in Coconut Creek, FL. Cannavale returned to New Jersey after graduating high school in the late '80s -- he needed to be closer to New York in order to begin his acting career. Forgoing acting lessons for actual performance experience, Cannavale became involved with Manhattan's prestigious Circle Repertory Theater. He served as a "reader" for several plays and was eventually cast as Mark Linn-Baker's understudy in Georges Feydeau's French farce A Flea in Her Ear. Cannavale soon ended up replacing Baker for two weeks. His first-rate performance secured him a role in the company's next play, Paul Rudnick's The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told. Television powerhouse John Wells attended one of the shows and cast Cannavale in his television series Trinity. Cannavale's character, a tugboat operator, was supposed to appear in only three episodes of the show, but starred in nine.
Trinity was canceled in 1998, but Wells immediately secured Cannavale for his next television venture, 1999's Third Watch. As dedicated and lovesick paramedic Robert "Bobby" Caffey, Cannavale struck a cord with female audiences. The show was renewed for a second season, but Cannavale felt that Caffey's character was not being developed. He asked Wells to let him exit the series and to make sure he exited "big." The producer obliged his friend: Caffey left the show mid-season after being fatally shot in the chest. The dramatic two-part episode even included a "beyond the grave" meeting between Caffey and his deceased dead-beat dad. In 2001, Cannavale joined the cast of his father-in-law, Sidney Lumet's heralded television courtroom drama, 100 Centre Street. Cannavale's brazen, ambitious prosecutor, J.J. Jellinek, is a far cry from the softhearted paramedic he portrayed on Third Watch. Debuting on the show at the beginning of its second season, Jellinek shook up 100 Centre Street -- immediately romancing a fellow lawyer and shamelessly advancing his career in any way possible.
Cannavale's television career has not kept him away from theater or film. He appeared on-stage throughout the '90s, participating in productions such as Lanford Wilson's Virgil Is Still the Frog Boy and Noel Coward's In Two Keys. His movie credits include Herbe Gardner's I'm Not Rappaport (1996) with Walter Mathau and Ossie Davis, Lumet's Night Falls on Manhattan (1997), and Gloria (1999), John Irvin's HBO original film When Trumpet's Fade (1998), Phillip Noyce's The Bone Collector (1999) with Angelina Jolie and Denzel Washington, Spike Lee's 3 A.M. (2001) with Danny Glover, Alec Baldwin's The Devil and Daniel Webster (2002), and
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's The Guru (2002). Cast as friendly and outgoing lunch truck vender Joe in the critically acclaimed 2003 indie hit The Station Agent, Cannavale provided the perfect contrast to Peter Dinklage's introverted protagonist. WIth subsequent small screen roles in Kingpin and OZ that same year, the up and coming actor would become a familiar face to television viewers before once again returning to the silver screen for supporting roles in Shall We Dance?, Haven, and Romance and Cigarettes.
A recurring, Emmy-winning role on Will and Grace ensured Cannavale's continued presence on the small screen right through to the final episode of the series aired in May of 2006, with a slew of supporting performance in such the features The Night Listener, Fast Food Nation, Snakes on a Plane, 10 Items or Less, and Dedication that same year proving that Cannivale was the go-to guy for producers in search of quality supporting players. This trend would continue for the actor in the coming years, as he turned up in everything from the quirky Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, to the family friendly Paul Blart: Mall Cop. In 2010 he took a small part in the Will Ferrell comedy The Other Guys. The next year he reteamed with Tom McCarthy for Win Win. ~ Aubry Anne D'Arminio, Rovi
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The life of one of the most infamous women in early '70s America gets a dramatization in this offbeat period biopic from co-directors Jeffrey Friedman and Robert Epstein. In the Florida suburbs, circa 1970, Linda Boreman (Amanda Seyfried) is an ordinary and unremarkable young woman who moved back in with her parents (Robert Patrick and Sharon Stone) a year or so earlier, following an unplanned pregnancy. One night on the town, she crosses paths with Chuck Traynor (Peter Sarsgaard) a local bar and restaurant owner who sees Linda as an opportunity; he soon wins her over as a girlfriend, and not long after, the two are married. Within a couple of years, Chuck shoots a private stag film of Linda performing oral sex on a partner, and decides to show it to Gerry Damiano (Hank Azaria), an up-and-coming porn director with ties to the Mafia. Damiano is so impressed by the footage that he immediately decides to cast Linda in his new picture, the hardcore comedy Deep Throat, which becomes the single most lucrative adult film of all time and turns the young woman -- renamed Linda Lovelace -- into a household name. The film then flashes forward to six years later, when Linda authors a shocking tell-all book about what really happened when the cameras weren't rolling; she describes the sadistic abuse that she endured at the hands of Traynor and a series of increasingly futile attempts to escape from his clutches, and claims that she was coerced to appear in the movie. The media then turns Lovelace -- who became a Long Island housewife named Linda Marciano -- into a feminist icon and a crusader against domestic violence and the enslavement of the porn industry. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A man has to give up a life of lifting amps and chasing groupies to take on the challenges of the real world in this independent drama. Jimmy Testagross (Ron Eldard) was a teenage rock & roll fan when he was growing up in Queens, and a couple years out of high school, he landed what seemed like the perfect job -- joining the road crew of hard-rock icons Blue Oyster Cult. After spending 20 years on the road, Jimmy is cut loose when economics force the band to streamline their operation, and at the ripe old age of 40, he has no idea what to do with his life. Needing some time to regroup, Jimmy returns home to visit his elderly mother (Lois Smith), only to discover she's growing senile and may need him to move in and look after her. As he struggles with the notion of facing adult responsibilities for the first time, he also crosses paths with Randy (Bobby Cannavale), who bullied him in high school and still acts like a spoiled brat, and Nikki (Jill Hennessy), Randy's wife, who dated Jimmy in high school and is still holding on to a fading dream of making it as a singer/songwriter. Jill Hennessy, an accomplished musician as well as an actress, wrote the songs she performs in character in the film. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Paul Giamatti headlines writer/director Tom McCarthy's comedy drama centering on a beleaguered attorney and part-time wrestling coach who schemes to keep his practice from going under by acting as the legal caretaker of an elderly client. Mike Flaherty (Giamatti) thinks he has discovered the perfect loophole to keep his practice in business. But his brilliant plan hits an unexpected hitch when his client's troubled grandson shows up looking for a place to stay. With his home life in turmoil and both of his careers in jeopardy, Mike quickly realizes that he'll have to get creative in order to find a way out of his current predicament. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A desk-jockey detective and his tough-talking partner get their moment to shine in this buddy police comedy starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, and directed by Adam McKay (Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby). New York City detective Allen Gamble (Ferrell) is more comfortable pushing pencils than busting bad guys. A meticulous forensic accountant, his numbers are never off. Detective Terry Hoitz (Wahlberg) is Gamble's reluctant partner. Try as Detective Hoitz might to get back on the streets, an embarrassing encounter with Derek Jeter has left a sizable black mark on his permanent record. Detectives Danson (Dwayne Johnson) and Highsmith (Samuel L. Jackson) are the complete opposites of Gamble and Hoitz: unwaveringly confident, they always get their man, and they do it with style to spare. When the time comes for Gamble and Hoitz to prove their mettle and save the day, their incompetence becomes the stuff of legend. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A social worker (Lucy Liu) with aspirations of a fairy-tale romance is torn between three suitors (Steven Pasquale, Enrique Murciano, and Bobby Cannavale), all of whom propose to her. ~ Rhoda Charles, Rovi
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Mythically powerful or mentally unstable, Trevor Pierce believes he's Cupid. After spending three months in a mental institution for embarking on a mission from Zeus to find love for 100 lonely people, he's released, and placed under the care of psychiatrist Dr. Claire McCrae -- but Trevor is no less sure of his purpose. He starts bringing his romantic expertise into his job as a bartender at the Tres Equis Cantina, where he does display a knack for making relationships bloom. But is it really his magical heritage, or just his romantic charm? As Trevor goes about his mission on Earth, some of the people he touches find themselves believing Mount Olympus. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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A New Jersey rent-a-cop gets his moment to shine as the holidays approach and Santa's little helpers stage a coup at the local shopping mall in this comedy starring King of Queens' Kevin James. Paul Blart (James) is a single suburban dad attempting to make ends meet by working as a mall security guard. Paul takes his job very seriously; unfortunately the same can't be said for the shoppers he deals with on a daily basis. That all changes the day that Santa's little helpers shut down the mall and start taking hostages, including Paul's daughter and his main squeeze. Realizing that no one knows the mall better than the man who's paid to guard it, Paul mounts his Segway and speeds to the rescue. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Adapted from the book by David Foster Wallace, Brief Interviews with Hideous Men tells the story of Sara Quinn, a graduate student in anthropology who's left feeling lost after her boyfriend breaks up with her and offers little explanation as to why. With her dissertation looming, Sara begins a project to interview men, all sorts of men, trying to unearth the mystery of their bizarre behavior. As her personal life and her academic life continue to mingle, Sara uncovers some strange and disturbing things about the male perspective, but nothing could be quite as strange as what she learns about herself. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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A war of wills takes place between two men who want to run the same grocery store in this offbeat comedy from writer and director Steven Conrad. Doug (Seann William Scott) is a seemingly ordinary guy who works as the assistant manager of a supermarket near Chicago. When the owners of the market announce they're opening a new branch near Doug's neighborhood, he applies to become manager of the new store, and both he and his wife (Jenna Fischer) assume he's a shoo-in to get the job. But Richard (John C. Reilly), a gregarious recent hire at the store who has relocated to Illinois from Canada, announces he's also applying for the management position, and a keen rivalry develops between Doug and Richard even as they strive to act like friends on the surface. As the competition grows between the two, their personality flaws become increasingly evident -- Doug's short temper, Richard's history of drug abuse -- and when Richard's wife (Lili Taylor) leaves him, the contest starts taking an uncomfortable turn. The Promotion also stars Fred Armisen, Gil Bellows, and Bobby Cannavale. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Michael Keaton makes his directorial debut in this low-key story of two unlikely kindred spirits. Kate Frazier (Kelly Macdonald) is a sweet woman who has left behind an abusive husband to start her life over in Chicago. Kate lands a job as a receptionist, but one afternoon after leaving work for the day she sees a man with a rifle on the ledge of a nearby building. The man is about to jump, and Kate screams; the noise startles the man, and he falls backward to safety. As it happens, the man with the gun was Frank Logan (Michael Keaton), a hired killer who has a lingering illness and has fallen into a suicidal depression. Kate is questioned by the police about Frank, and police detective Dave Murcheson (Tom Bastounes) quickly becomes infatuated with her after their brief conversation. But Frank seeks out Kate, and they discover they have more in common than they might imagine as two lonely people dealing with a troublesome past. The Merry Gentleman received its world premiere at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Author Sherwood Kiraly pens the screenplay adaptation of his own comedic novel concerning a man (Matthew Broderick) who gets amnesia after suffering a blow to the head and the road trip he embarks on with his Alzheimer's-afflicted uncle (Alan Alda) and high-school sweetheart (Virginia Madsen). Convinced that they will make a fortune by selling an ultra-rare baseball card at a high-profile memorabilia show, the trio sets out on the open road in search of adventure. Bobby Cannavale and Lois Smith co-star in the feature directorial debut of actor-turned-director Terry Kinney. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Much of the group responsible for MTV's The State -- including director/actor David Wain and performers Ken Marino, Kerri Kenney-Silver, and Joe Lo Truglio -- reunite for this outrageous, irreverent, and raunchy sketch comedy, which skewers the Ten Commandments. In the framing sequences, comedian Paul Rudd (who collaborated with much of the cast on Wet Hot American Summer and The Baxter) stands on a black stage with giant Biblical tablets projected behind him and promises to deliver ten mini-stories, each loosely based on one of the commandments, from "Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me" through "Thou Shalt Not Covet." For all of the storyteller's efforts, however, he is constantly, comically distracted by interferences, particularly those emanating from intrusions by his multiple girlfriends. The stories are nonetheless told one by one in short-film form, beginning with a sketch in which Stephen (Adam Brody) goes skydiving with his intended, Kelly (Winona Ryder), but forgets to wear his parachute and gets stuck in the mud, waist-deep, which draws gawkers, media, and in time, worshipers. Several of the subsequent stories consist of raunchy, jet-black riffs on sexual perversion, including one about a virginal librarian (Gretchen Mol) entangled in a sultry and messy affair with a Mexican, and another memorable bit about a nutty surgeon who plays a prank by burying a pair of scissors in a patient's stomach and is then sent to prison -- where he experiences brutal sexual abuse at the hands of other men. As an added bonus, the picture packs in a fully animated sequence, narrated by several crack-smokers, entitled "The Lying Rhino." ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Actor Justin Theroux (Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, Mulholland Dr.) steps behind the camera for his directorial debut with this irreverent romantic comedy. Billy Crudup is Henry, a cynical children's book writer who holds little more than disdain for his pint-sized target audience. Artist Rudy (Tom Wilkinson) is both Henry's illustrator and the only friend in his miserable life. But when Rudy's health fails, Henry unwittingly finds himself paired with a new illustrator, played by Mandy Moore, who proves to be the oil to his water. Dedication also stars Mia Farrow and Bob Balaban. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Ken Burns' The War [TV Documentary Series]
Ken Burns continues his exploration of massive, sweeping subjects with his 15-hour documentary The War; in this case, the conflict in question is World War II. Yet within the scope of that gargantuan subject, Burns and co-director Lynn Novick narrow their scale of emphasis, honing in on four "average" American towns and charting the experiences of individual young men who enlisted to go overseas and fight against the encroaching shadow of fascism. The film covers each major "region" of the U.S. by transporting audiences to the west coast (Sacramento, California); the south (Mobile, Alabama); the east coast (Waterbury, Connecticut) and the Midwest (the farming community of Luverne, Minnesota). Within that geographic framework, Burns uncovers a series of astonishing tales about bravery in the midst of adversity - from the story of a young man who transported 12 American soldiers from the Normandy beach on D-Day, to the accounts of innumerable young men who falsified their ages and enlisted early. Burns and Novick thus repeatedly emphasize the human side of war - an aspect all too often glossed over when documentarians treat WWII on a broader scale. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Music video director Brad Furman teams with Josh and Jonas Pate, the creators of the NBC series Surface, for this independent drama tracing an armored truck driver's efforts to track down the thief who shot him during a heist, changing his life forever. John Leguizamo stars as the driver who must endure months of rehabilitation before setting out to track down the gunman, and Tyrese Gibson plays the man responsible for pulling the trigger. Rosie Perez and Bobby Cannavale co-star in a thriller that was shot guerrilla-style in the Latino neighborhoods of Los Angeles. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Fast Food Nation
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Inspired by author Eric Schlosser's New York Times best-seller of the same name, director Richard Linklater's ensemble drama examines the health issues and social consequences of America's love affair with fast food and features an all-star cast that includes Greg Kinnear, Ethan Hawke, Kris Kristofferson, Patricia Arquette, and Luis Guzman. Mickey's is the most popular fast-food chain in America, and The Big One is the top-selling burger that put them on the map. When the higher-ups at Mickey's corporate offices learn that the frozen meat patties used to make the wildly popular burger have somehow been tainted with contaminated meat, they send marketing executive Don Henderson (Kinnear) on an urgent mission to ensure quality control and find out precisely how their product became compromised. It's a long way from the Southern California boardroom to the immigrant slaughterhouses, though, and the further Henderson works his way through the bustling feedlots and toward the ubiquitous restaurant sites that have become a staple of modern culture, the more he begins to realize just how dangerous convenience can become when it leads to blissfully ignorant complacency. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A man whose life has been touched by tragic illness is drawn into the life of another victim whose story has an unsettling twist in this drama. Gabriel Noone (Robin Williams) is a radio talk show host who has developed a loyal following for his deeply personal on-air monologues, many of which deal with his relationship with his companion Jess (Bobby Cannavale), who is HIV-positive and struggling with his health. When Jess' condition improves, he surprises Gabriel by announcing he needs his space and has decided to break up with him. Gabriel is shaken and feels creatively blocked until Ashe (Joe Morton), a friend in the publishing business, gives him an advance copy of a memoir by Pete Logand (Rory Culkin), a 14-year-old boy living with AIDS. Pete's book is a harrowing memoir of a childhood fraught with abuse of all sorts meted out at the hands of his parents, and Gabriel is deeply moved by his story. One night, Gabriel gets a phone call from Pete, who claims to be a big fan of his radio show, but the call is cut off by Donna (Toni Collette), Pete's stern and protective stepmother. While Gabriel admires Pete's book, he begins to question its veracity, and with the help of Anna (Sandra Oh) tries to research the facts behind the story. As he uncovers more loose ends, Gabriel begins to suspect that Pete isn't the true author of the work, and that Donna has created his terrible past in the name of literary celebrity. The Night Listener was adapted from the novel by Armistead Maupin. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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An aging Hollywood icon whose fear of failure has caused his once-luminous star to smoulder strikes up an unlikely friendship with an acid-tongued checkout clerk while researching his latest role in City of Angels and Moonlight Mile director Brad Silberling's intimate drama. Crippled by his own all-consuming fears, the man who was once Hollywood's hottest icon (Morgan Freeman) is forced to consider a role in a low-budget independent after a series of more lucrative prospects wither away on the vine. When his driver abandons him during a trip to Carson to research his upcoming role, the onetime showbiz supernova strikes up a lively conversation with Scarlet (Paz Vega), an outspoken check-out girl at a Latino community market. Now, stuck on his own, far from Brentwood, the actor must rely upon the kindness of a common stranger to help him get back on his feet. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Forget terrorists or hijackers -- there's a handful of deadly assassins aboard a jet liner and they don't even have arms or legs in this airborne thriller. Neville Flynn (Samuel L. Jackson) is an FBI agent handling what seems like a routine assignment -- serving as bodyguard for Sean Jones (Nathan Phillips), a Hawaiian surfer dude who is flying to California to testify in a high-profile criminal trial after witnessing mobster Eddie Kim (Byron Lawson) murdering one of his underlings. However, Flynn's job gets a lot more challenging when he discovers Kim's associates don't want Jones to talk, and have devised a unique way to ensure his silence. A cache of highly dangerous poisonous snakes has been hidden on board the jet, and is released using a timed mechanism once the flight is well underway. The snakes quickly attack several members of the flight crew and are eagerly eying the passengers when Flynn decides its time to get medieval on the reptiles. Also starring Rachel Blanchard, Benjamin McKenzie, and Mark Houghton, Snakes on a Plane was produced under the title of Pacific Air Flight 121, but in several interviews Samuel L. Jackson expressed his enthusiasm for the script's original title, Snakes on a Plane, and the high-concept moniker quickly made the film's title and theme a favorite with bloggers and on Internet fan sites all over the world. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Adapted by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen from their own off-Broadway play, The Exonerated dramatizes the real-life stories of six innocent citizens who spent anywhere from three to 20 years on death row until DNA testing proved that they had all been falsely convicted. Each of the six stories is related in the first person, using free-flowing flashbacks to highlight selected events. Some critics felt that, by using such A-list actors as Susan Sarandon, Aidan Quinn, Danny Glover, Brian Dennehy, and Delroy Lindo to play the unfairly condemned protagonists, the text of the original play was thrown off balance; this may be the reason why the relatively unknown David Brown Jr., cast as the sixth main character, received some of the best reviews. In the tradition of Schindler's List, the actual people whose experiences are enacted in the film show up on camera for the final scene. Directed by veteran Broadway and Hollywood actor Bob Balaban (Seinfeld, A Mighty Wind), The Exonerated was produced for the Court TV cable channel, and was first broadcast on January 27, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Three loosely interrelated stories of dysfunctional relationships are played for edgy laughs in this dark comedy drama from writer and director Don Roos. An unexpected assignation between stepsiblings Mamie and Charley results in Mamie becoming pregnant, with the child being put up for adoption shortly after birth. Twenty years later, Mamie (Lisa Kudrow) is approached by Nicky (Jesse Bradford), an aspiring filmmaker with an abrasive personality who claims to know where her long-lost son is living. However, there's a catch -- Nicky wants to shoot the reunion for the student film he's working on, and won't tell her about her child unless she agrees, though her lover, Javier (Bobby Cannavale), attempts to work out a compromise. Meanwhile, Charley (Steve Coogan), now out of the closet, has a longstanding relationship with Gil (David Sutcliffe), and the couple are involved in a legal battle over whether or not Gil's donated sperm produced a baby who has been adopted by a lesbian couple they know (Laura Dern and Sarah Clarke). And finally, Jude (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is a bohemian malcontent who becomes involved with Otis (Jason Ritter), a sexually ambiguous rock musician. Otis has a difficult relationship with his father, Frank (Tom Arnold), but when Jude meets Frank, she likes him fine -- in fact, she soon falls in love with him and leaves Otis for his dad. Happy Endings had its world premiere at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Worn to a frazzle by her job at trendy "Glow" magazine, straitlaced J.J. Jenner (Carly Pope) is gratified when her boss offers her the job of writing an important food column--but only if she can finish a decent article within a two-week deadline, which will fall upon Christmas Eve. Impeding J.J.'s potential success is the breakup of her current romance, and especially the unannounced arrival of her freewheeling mother Lee (Christine Baranski), former hippie and lifelong chorus girl. To get her well-meaning but annoying mom out of her hair, and to assure that the food-column job will definitely be hers, J.J. enters into an arrangement with publicity-hungry restaurant owner Alex (Bobby Cannavale), wherein he will date Lee in exchange for a glowing review of his eating establishment. Suffice to say that things don't quite turn out as either J.J. or Alex originally planned. Produced for the Lifetime cable channel,Recipe for a Perfect Christmas debuted December 5, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Actor and filmmaker John Turturro wrote and directed this emotionally resonant blend of music and drama. Nick Murder (James Gandolfini) is an ironworker who has been married for years to Kitty (Susan Sarandon), who works as a seamstress and is the mother of Nick's three daughters. While Nick loves his wife, his head is turned by Tula (Kate Winslet), a sexy salesgirl at a lingerie shop, and soon they're having a passionate affair. When Kitty finds out about Nick's infidelity, she becomes enraged and kicks him out of the house, forcing him to decide what he really wants out of life and what is most important to him. Along the way, many of the characters in the film periodically turn to their favorite songs to explain and amplify their emotions, lip-synching along with the original recordings. Romance & Cigarettes also stars Steve Buscemi, Mandy Moore, Christopher Walken, Eddie Izzard, and Elaine Stritch. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Directed by Peter Chelsom, this film is the English-language remake of Masayuki Suo's 1995 romantic comedy of the same name; the Japanese version earned a record-breaking 9.5 million dollars in United States box offices. Shall We Dance? revolves around John Clark (Richard Gere), a workaholic Chicago lawyer who, despite a respectable paycheck and loving family, is unable to shake the feeling that something in his life is missing. On a whim, John disrupts his normal evening commute to attend a dance class in hopes of meeting Paulina (Jennifer Lopez), a beautiful dance teacher he would occasionally spot gazing out of the studio windows. Though Paulina quickly lays to rest any preconceived romantic notions John may have had about her, she nonetheless forms a bond with him that goes beyond those normally held by a teacher and student. Invigorated with his new hobby, John focuses his newfound enthusiasm into training for an upcoming dance competition; however, he chooses not to let his wife (Susan Sarandon) in on his plans. Unaware that dance may be, in fact, saving her marriage, John's wife becomes suspicious of all the time he spends away from home and hires a private investigator to find out whether or not her husband is having an affair. Ultimately, John is forced to examine how his old dreams fit in to his new life. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Source: AL.com/Press-Register [1]
July 22, 2012
"A small fish nestled among swaying stalks of sea whip coral about 11 miles off the Alabama coast may be poised to shift the balance of life in the Gulf of Mexico.
While it has been less than two years since scuba diver Lawren McCaghren made the first confirmed sighting of a lionfish off Alabama, the animals are now so common that McCaghren said he routinely sees 50 or 60 during a single dive on local reefs.
The sudden colonization of the northern Gulf has scientists using words like alarmed, worried and afraid. First noted off the Atlantic Coast in the 1990s, lionfish swept across the Caribbean in three short years."
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Family gift: if it makes Dad happy, then it makes everybody happy
But then he typed in after it that it could be a "family gift."
Who is he kidding?
Oh, I'll learn to operate it. That way, he can abandon me for weeks or months at a time but still rest easy at night, comforted by the notion that between the dog and the gun, his family can fend off the average bad guy until the police arrive.
But as long as I have money and a grocery store that will take it, I will never ever shoot a duck or a pheasant or any other animal unless it is rabid and about to attack my toddler.
Bill flew to Korea on November 30th, and first thing on December 1st, I called a friend of his. He helped me figure out exactly what to buy, where to go, questions to ask so that I would bring along all the proper paperwork. I'm not sure what all the other people in the office thought about Bill's wife calling this guy as soon as Bill went out of town. But such are the indignities I am willing to suffer just to make my husband's Christmas special.
Finally, by the end of the week, I had the time to head down to the gun shop of choice. I packed all six kids in the car and put five bags of M&Ms in my pocket. The deal was, if anyone said that my kids were well behaved, the kids could have the candy on the way home.
We had to be quite a sight. I, obviously, did not know a thing about guns. But the man was nice, the kids were complimented (and earned their candy), and I walked out of there a gun owner.
This is something I never expected I would ever do. But that's my husband: always getting me to try new things, stretch my horizons, grow, develop, expand. Or maybe that's just part of being an Army wife.
Because Bill then went to Japan and continued to be away for another week, I knew that the majority of the children would completely forget about our little adventure. Those who remembered were most likely to keep a secret. And they did, shockingly enough. In fact, I think even the older ones temporarily forgot, and didn't say anything when Christmas Day arrived and there was no shotgun under the tree.
It was the day after Christmas when Bill and his dad started talking about guns that Fritz, an eager listener, sought me out. "Uh, Mom, what about Dad's gun?" he asked. "Don't worry about it," I reassured him. And, good kid that he is, he left it at that.
I couldn't resist. Instead of giving it to him for Christmas, I saved his "family gift" for yesterday, the Feast of the Holy Family. I'm not sure what Jesus, Mary and Joseph would think about my gift, but I think it's funny.
Bill was thoroughly surprised, and I'm not sure which impresses him more: me buying a gun or the kids keeping a secret. And although I find myself to be completely predictable, I am still managing, after nineteen years, to keep Bill guessing.
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Good for you! David keeps telling me he wants a rifle scope when I ask for his gift list. I haven't got the foggiest clue what sort of scope to buy, but I know he does and the only reason he hasn't is that it is very expensive and he doesn't want to be the one to write that big fat check. :-)
ReplyDelete- Sharilyn12/29/2008 8:31 PM
Loved it! And waiting for such an appropriate moment was an extra clever touch.
ReplyDelete Laura: I have to admit that the pump action is a rather sexy sound.
Jennie: I'm the same way. I could never have bought my Dyson vacuum cleaner, but I'm happy my husband did. I can drop a ton of cash on him, but not on me.
Mau: I AM a good wife, and you can bet I'll keep reminding him of it.
Maria: I LOVE the gingerbread houses on your blog. I can't wait to show my husband those. He'll be inspired.
Margaret: Happy Anniversary. May you have many more years together.
Sharilyn: I am all about being clever!Your post is reminiscent of On the Banks of Plum Creek, which we jsut happen to be reading aloud these days. Ma asked the girls to wish for horses for Christmas so Pa could get them. They willingly gave up any gifts for themselves so their Pa would be happy.
I assume that Laura used a lot of artistic licence in stating how good they were. My children wouldn't be quite so willing to give up all their gifts for something for their father!It IS a sexy sound! WHY? Why do sounds like that turn my crank? We went to the store and I picked up a whole bunch of 'em and started drooling over some of the rifles. Those things feel goooood in my hand for some reason. Am I weird? Is there something just wrong with me? If I could, I think I would make shooting a hobby. I wish I lived out in the country, miles from anyone else.


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UPDATED: 11/4/08 - Added Top 5 Live Phish Songs - http://www.rockband.com/forums/showt...41#post1528941
Harmonies, Keys and Live songs have all joined Rock Band since I originally wrote this post. All three are phenomenal reasons to add more Phish to the game!!!
Original Post: 1/03/08
I am obsessed with Rock Band.
Every song I hear I imagine how it would play in Rock Band; I stay up all night on Monday waiting for DLC announcements; every conversation with a stranger quickly turns into "have you played Rock Band yet?"
As a casual Guitar Hero player who was planning to finally buy my own guitar with GHIII, I was absolutely blown-away when I heard the announcement for Rock Band. You mean I can also play drums and sing? You mean I can pretend to be Jonny Greenwood, Keith Moon or Ozzy Osbourne in the same game? This game was made for me and I couldn't wait. I bought a 360 so I'd be ready for release.
Then it came: HMX struck a deal with The Grateful Dead for 18 songs. Now let me be clear that I would've bought the game anyway and enjoy a diverse array of music (just last night I was shocked by how much fun Move Along was to play) but when your bread and butter whose been largely ignored by other rhythm games announces they're on the Rock Band bandwagon you get excited. The Dead was coming to Rock Band and my friends and I were stoked.
This isn't a post about "where are the Dead songs?" however, but about the logical question that follows from any late-20's fan of jam music: "where are the Phish songs?"
Phish would be unequivocally great for the game Rock Band. They're musicianship is first rate, Trey plays a killer guitar solo on virtually every song and unlike many other jam bands, they took studio recording quite seriously and have recorded some phenomenal studio tracks that would translate perfectly to the game.
For awhile I accepted that Phish probably wouldn't be in the game but then I came to my senses. They have to be in the game. They're one of the most successful touring bands of all-time, they write amazing songs and most importantly, they are one of the only bands that could literally sell consoles with their inclusion. Outside of Led Zeppelin and The Beatles, how many bands could truly claim that sort of fan obsession? For evidence see this post!
Adding to that, that the game already has a built-in reference to Phish under the clothing feature, where it says "you can feel good about this hoodie" a blatant reference to my favorite song of all-time, Harry Hood, it is officially time for Phish to join the band roster of Rock Band.
Since I've seen a few casual requests for Phish before, but nothing huge, I have decided to truly breakdown their music and detail one fan's opinion of which songs would best fit the game.
I have spent countless hours listening to their albums and discussing with friends what songs should be included and I feel confident in my choices. I plan to send these to HMX as well, but figured I should also post them on the boards for discussion.
I say that because I would love for this thread to become grounds for other Phish fans to voice their love of the band and their hopes of getting to play Phish live at ESG just once.
So without any further adieu, I'm going to strap on the old developer's hat and truly breakdown Phish's studio recording and decide which make the most sense for the game.
Obviously, with a band as musically unique as Phish, I needed to set some ground rules and here they are:
(i) The song has to be a studio recording to be considered. In order to have original mastered versions, which we all prefer, this simply has to be a rule with no questions asked. Along those lines, I've also outlawed non-official studio recordings, such as the Bearsville Session, the Wendell Studio sessions and Trey's Senior Thesis, just because I have no idea the state of those master recordings.
This disqualifies many would-be great songs including: NICU, Runaway Jim, Mike's>Hydrogen>Weekapaug, Halley's Comet, Suzie Greenberg, All of Gamehendge, etc.
(ii) As painful as it is to say, instrumentals or near-instrumentals are highly penalized. As much as I'd like to say that David Bowie, Divided Sky, Run Like An Antelope, YEM, Harry Hood, Slave to the Traffic Light, First Tube, Piper and Guyute are all in the top-10 (wow, this list is more daunting than I expected), they simply wouldn't work for Rock Band. They would be great for Guitar Hero, but not Rock Band. What is the vocalist supposed to do during these songs? Unless you're playing/singing, these would be painfully boring, and a huge disappointment for non-phans.
Yes, you could say that non-phans shouldn't download them, but that just doesn't work in a commercial market. Many people buy all the DLC and after two plays, would be extremely disappointed every time Divided Sky or Slave came up in BWT.
Even songs like Reba that have enough phrases to make a vocal track, have huge sections with no lyrics that would bore everyone who hasn't shared a tent with you at Deer Creek. If you don't agree with me, throw in Lawn Boy, and honestly listen to Reba with a discerning ear for Rock Band. It just isn't ideal for the game.
I'm sorry fellow fans, but these songs are either outlawed or penalized harshly (some of them, still might make the top 20, just not top 5) simply because I would expect HMX to do the exact same thing when selecting songs.
(iii) Page McConnell is my favorite member of Phish. Always has been and always will be. He has the best voice, is a phenomenal pianist and nothing hits me emotionally harder at a show than the end of Coil, Strange Design or the tearjerker that was Coventry's Velvet Sea.
That said, songs where you feel like you're truly missing his keys get docked. Obviously, he's on every track and I actually like when he has isolated sections to relax to but sometimes it will just be too frustrating that you can't play as him. The game is supposed to make you feel like you're playing the song, not make you long for Rock Band 2 when you can play the piano sections. Listen to Bathtub Gin for the best example of what I refer to throughout this post as the "Page Penalty".
(iv) Vocal harmonies also caused penalties of varying degrees for certain song, as I didn't feel they'd translate well to the game. Songs like Rift and Limb by Limb were hurt badly by their responsive Trey/Page verses that I felt would hinder gameplay.
(v) The following rule was the most difficult for me but something I had to follow while making the list: throw out all baggage and misconceptions about the songs and just listen to them for Rock Band.
I spent twenty minutes the other night trying to convince my buddy Piper was in the top-5 songs for Rock Band. I mean, it has great drums, enough lyrics, and is one of my favorite songs, right? People will love it. Not so fast.
The next day I listened to it again and realized he was right. It takes forever to build, is partly mixed from a live version and even if I want to sing it most people won't. No matter how much I prefer one song against another under different circumstances, this list is simply regarding the game and what would fit best. Nothing else applies.
So on that note, let's start this bad boy off.


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German Shepherd Dog > Beau, now 18wks old (Pic heavy!) (19 replies)
Beau, now 18wks old (Pic heavy!) by DDRCzechFan on 08 May 2012 - 20:16 |
Is it just me, or does he seem like a BIG boy at this age? At least I SORT of figured out how to work with my camera today; seems like lately Sony and I have been butting heads. No stacks, just Beau relaxing outside in the warm sun! All pictures taken today, 5-8-12 |
by Hutchins on 08 May 2012 - 20:24 |
What a handsome boy...!!! |
by Ibrahim on 08 May 2012 - 20:28 |
His coat is shining |
by peter c on 08 May 2012 - 20:31 |
lovely dog about right i think this is my girl at 18 weeks they grow so fast |
by DDRCzechFan on 08 May 2012 - 20:31 |
Thank you both, Ibrahim, he WAS on Taste of the Wild before all the recalls started, and even though I no longer trust to feed it, it did make his coat very shiny, soft and he was always muscular on it. Guess now we'll see what the new dog food does for him. Hard to believe I've had him for almost two months (on May 18th, it will have been two months). It seems like time has just flown by! Your girl is adorable! I love her coloration, it looks almost like a mix between show/workingline, just precious! |
by Abby Normal on 08 May 2012 - 20:35 |
LOVE those ears. He is turning out so handsome, and I bet you no one is going to want to mess with him when he's older LOL. |
by peter c on 08 May 2012 - 20:40 |
hi you will have to post some more pics as he gets older love to see how he grows gonna be a lovely dog |
by CMills on 08 May 2012 - 20:42 |
He's beautiful! Very alert too. |
by GSDguy08 on 08 May 2012 - 21:18 |
DDRCzechfan.... not the best pic to use, but they're definitely brothers lol. My picture is a week old (and his ears usually are usually more positioned like Beau's), but I think Auggie is hitting a growth spirt. |
by DDRCzechFan on 08 May 2012 - 21:39 |
Hahahaha, yeah, they're both goofy aren't they, GSDGuy08? Yeah, those huge Czech-y ears, you could pick up radio signals with them! No worry about posting more pictures as he grows up, that's a given Thank you CMills, he's very alert indeed, and Abby, neighbors already don't mess with him. TINY BUT MIGHTY! |
by Blitzen on 08 May 2012 - 22:56 |
I think he's going to be a very stunning adult. He's already a beautiful puppy. |
by yellowrose of Texas on 08 May 2012 - 23:38 |
Wonderful pictures...MY how he has grown. Doesn't take long to grow into those ears. HOPE he stays protective and he is a beauty .. I know you are very PROUD of Beau. YR |
by swingfield on 09 May 2012 - 01:01 |
What a handsome boy he is!! They both are gorgeous !! My boy got weighed today at 80 lbs at 9 months old.(got neutered) :). geez they grow so fast!! |
by Dawulf on 09 May 2012 - 01:21 |
I love Beau, he is absolutely adorable! He already looks so noble and serious even at this age. |
by Siantha on 09 May 2012 - 07:15 |
its hard to believe what they grow up looking like aswell i see him as being perfect size for his age. i questioned the breeder of my puppy when i got him as he was soo large there are a few on here who can agree with me 13 weeks old becide my 98 lb boy treue lol he is a giant luckly i believe he is going to stay within the standard just with a huge head and a ton of bone. i cant wait to see beau once he is 16 months old :p im sure he will be stunning i love bi-colors |
by GSDguy08 on 09 May 2012 - 16:24 |
DDRCzechfan, thought you might enjoy these I took today. A bug kept ticking him off, he was about to bite it here. |
by DDRCzechFan on 09 May 2012 - 19:42 |
Awww, GSDGuy08, they're perfect! Made my day! Tell Auggie if he ever wants to meet Beau, I'd love to bring him down. As you know, you live in my favorite state, and Nick's always traveling, so the chances he'll get a load in your state (or at least travel THROUGH your state) are pretty good! Besides, I still have to meet YellowRose the next time Nick goes down to Texas! |
by HorseAholic on 10 May 2012 - 20:19 |
Yay that ear is up! Beautiful boy! |
by yellowrose of Texas on 10 May 2012 - 21:21 |
Beau and DDRCzechfan have an open invitation to come to Texas and visit and stay a night or so with YELLOWROSE... I am waiting for DDR|C to tell all of you what I did to her hubby.... We already met....and we have pictures to prove it...lol BUT Beau stayed home.... If I can find someone with a new truck , I am heading for PA to have a reunion with a big bunch of our forum members,,,,GSDTRAVELS, URRY, hunter k9,Q Man and a bunch more .. I am working on it...and then I have to go to California...for the next BIG PARTY. We just might FORM pdbTravelers Delight CLUB>>>>> YR |
by magdalenasins on 11 May 2012 - 11:31 |
He's stunning! |


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My twist on the classic red velvet cake takes the form of a roulade rolled around a silky white chocolate cream. To disguise the red color from unsuspecting guests, I dust the cake with confectioners' sugar. Only when you slice the roulade do you see the cake's shocking color.–Flo Braker
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roulade |roōˈläd| noun a dish cooked or served in the form of a roll, typically made from a flat piece of meat, fish, or sponge cake, spread with a soft filling and rolled up into a spiral. ORIGIN French, from rouler "to roll."
Red Velvet Cake Roll Recipe
- For the cake
- 1 cup (4 1/2 ounces) all-purpose flour, plus more for the pan
- 2 tablespoons unsweetened natural cocoa powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon apple cider or white vinegar
- 4 ounces unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus more for the pan
- 3/4 cup (5 1/4 ounces) granulated sugar
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten, at room temperature
- 1 tablespoon liquid red food coloring (1/2 fluid ounce)
- For the white chocolate–cream cheese filling
- One 8-ounce package cream cheese, at room temperature
- 5 ounces white chocolate, melted
- 2 ounces unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/3 cup (1 1/4 ounces) confectioners' sugar, sifted
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 1 cup (4 to 5 ounces) red raspberries, picked over for stems (optional)
- For decoration
- Confectioners' sugar
- Red raspberries
- Make the cake
- 1. Center a rack in the oven and preheat the oven to 375°F (190°C). Coat a small area in the center of a 15 1/2-by-10 1/2-by-1-inch pan (jelly-roll pan) with nonstick spray. Line the pan with aluminum foil, pressing the foil into the contours of the pan and leaving a 2-inch overhang at each short end. Butter the foil and then flour it, tapping out any excess flour.
- 2. Sift together the flour, cocoa, baking soda, and salt. In a small bowl, stir together the milk, vanilla extract, and vinegar. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter on medium-low speed until creamy and smooth, about 1 minute. Increase the speed to medium and add the granulated sugar in a steady stream. Continue to beat until light in color and fluffy in texture, about 2 minutes, stopping the mixer occasionally to scrape down the sides of the bowl.
- 3. With the mixer on medium speed, add the egg slowly, about 1 tablespoon at a time, beating after each addition until incorporated and stopping the mixer occasionally to scrape down the sides of the bowl. Reduce the speed to the lowest setting and add the flour mixture in 2 or 3 additions alternately with the milk mixture in 1 or 2 additions, beginning and ending with the flour mixture and mixing after each addition only until incorporated smoothly. Stop the mixer after each addition and scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add the food coloring and mix until the coloring is completely and evenly incorporated into the batter. Immediately spoon the batter into the prepared pan, spreading it evenly with a rubber spatula.
- 4. Bake the cake until it's set on top and springs back when lightly pressed in the center, about 10 minutes. Transfer the pan to a wire rack. If necessary, run a thin knife blade around the edge of the pan to loosen the cake. Carefully lift the foil overhang and transfer the cake to a wire rack. Without delay, place a sheet of foil over the cake and manipulate the foil to make a shallow tent to hold in the moisture as the cake cools. Let cool for about 45 minutes before you begin to assemble the dessert.
- Make the white chocolate-cream cheese filling
- 5. In a bowl of the stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the cream cheese on medium-low speed until smooth. Pour in half the chocolate and beat until smooth, stopping the mixer occasionally to scrape the bowl. Pour in the remaining chocolate and beat just until combined. Add the butter, sugar, and almond extract and beat until smooth and creamy. You should have about 1 1/3 cups. Use immediately or cover and refrigerate for up to overnight. (Bring to room temperature and beat with a rubber spatula, small whisk, or fork until smooth and creamy before using.)
- Assemble the cake
- 6. Remove the foil from the top of the cake. Transfer the cake and its bottom sheet of foil to the work surface, placing it so that one of its long sides is parallel to the edge of the surface closest to you. Place another long sheet of aluminum foil on the work surface nearby.
- 7. Using an offset spatula, spread 1 cup plus about 2 tablespoons filling evenly over the cake, leaving a 1/2-inch border uncovered on the long side farthest from you. (Any leftover filling makes a good kitchen snack for the baker, especially with a few berries.) Strew the raspberries, if using, on the filling along the length of the cake.
- 8. Begin rolling the cake by flipping the edge nearest you over onto itself. Then, with the aid of the foil that extends beyond the short sides, roll up the cake lengthwise until you reach the far long side. As you work, wrap the foil around the roll to assist in rounding the shape (otherwise the cake will stick to your hands). To ensure the roll is uniform, place the roll in its foil across the bottom third of a 24-inch-long piece of parchment paper, bring the top edge of the paper toward you, and drape it over the cake roll, allowing a 2-inch overhang.
- 9. Place the edge of a rimless baking sheet at a 45-degree angle to the roll and your work surface. Apply pressure against the roll, trapping the 2-inch overhang, and push while simultaneously pulling the bottom portion of paper toward you. This push-pull motion creates a resistance that results in compressing the log into a uniform shape. If any cracks appeared as you rolled the cake, they are consolidated in this compression and disappear from view.
- 10. Carefully lift the roll in the aluminum foil and set it, seam side down, on the fresh sheet of foil. Wrap the cake securely in the foil. Transfer the foil-wrapped roll to the baking sheet or shallow tray and refrigerate for about 30 minutes to help set the filling.
- To serve
- 11. Remove the cake from the refrigerator and peel off and discard the foil. Carefully lift the roll onto a serving plate with the aid of a long, wide spatula or a rimless baking sheet. (If not serving right away, cover loosely with plastic wrap to keep the cake's surface from drying out and return to the refrigerator to serve the same day.) Dust the cake with powdered sugar. Using a serrated knife and a sawing motion, cut the roll into 1/2-inch-thick slices. Center each portion on a dessert plate. Accompany with the raspberries.
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- Cocoa Bean Almond Roulade from Baking Obsession
- Banana Roll Cake from Cafe Chocolada
- Brown Sugar–Ice Cream Chocolate Roulade from Leite's Culinaria
- Pecan and Carrot Cake Roll from Leite's Culinaria
Red Velvet Cake Roll Recipe © 2008 Flo Braker. Photo © 2008 Scott Peterson. All rights reserved.