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Originally published Friday, February 22, 2013 at 6:47 PM
Balanced scoring leads Bulls past Bobcats 105-75
Taj Gibson scored 17 points on 8-of-11 shooting and the Chicago Bulls beat Michael Jordan's Charlotte Bobcats 105-75 Friday night.
AP Sports Writer
Taj Gibson scored 17 points on 8-of-11 shooting and the Chicago Bulls beat Michael Jordan's Charlotte Bobcats 105-75 Friday night.
With Jordan looking on from the end of the Charlotte bench, the Bulls jumped out to a 38-19 lead midway through the second quarter and never looked back. Jordan, the Bobcats' owner and former Bulls star, left his seat with about 3 minutes left in the first half and didn't return.
The Bulls had failed to score 100 points in their previous six games and were held to 67 by Miami on Thursday night, but found their groove against the NBA-worst Bobcats.
Carlos Boozer had 10 points and 10 rebounds as eight Bulls finished in double figures.
Luol Deng added 14 points, Nate Robinson, Marco Belinelli and Richard Hamilton all had 12, and Joakim Noah finished with 10 points, eight rebounds and eight assists.
Kemba Walker had 27 points to lead Charlotte, which shot 33 percent from the field. It was the 10th time this season the Bobcats lost by 20 or more points.
The Bulls had lost five of their last seven games, including a 19-point rout at home to the Heat on Thursday. But it was the Bobcats who looked as though they were on the tail end of a back-to-back.
Charlotte shot just 31 percent from the field in the first half and trailed 51-37 at the break.
The Bulls played with energy from the start, forcing four quick turnovers to build an early 10-point lead they never relinquished.
Chicago scored 52 points in the paint and shot 51 percent from the field to win going away. The Bulls committed only six turnovers in a dominating performance against the outmatched Bobcats.
Rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist finished with 10 points and seven rebounds for Charlotte.
Bobcats center Byron Mullens came in averaging 17.6 points and 9.3 rebounds over the past nine games, but was held to two points on 1-of-12 shooting and had just four rebounds.
Charlotte's three highest-paid players - Ben Gordon ($12.4 million), Tyrus Thomas ($8 million) and Gana Diop ($7.4 million) - didn't play.
Gordon had been a regular reserve but fell out of favor with coach Mike Dunlap before the All-Star break after being disruptive in practice. The team attempted to trade him but was unable to unload his contract.
Gordon is due $13 million next season, while Thomas is under contract for the next two years at $8.7 million and $9.4 million.
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Space Jam
|Space Jam
Theatrical release poster
|Directed by
|Joe Pytka
|Produced by
|Written by
|Music by
|James Newton Howard
|Michael Chapman
|Edited by
|Sheldon Kahn
|Distributed by
|Warner Bros. Pictures
Northern Lights Entertainment
Courtside Seats Productions
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|Running time
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|United States
United Kingdom
|$80 million
|Box office
Space Jam is a 1996 American live-action/animated sports family/comedy film starring Michael Jordan and featuring the Looney Tunes characters. The film was produced by Ivan Reitman, and directed by Joe Pytka, with Tony Cervone and Bruce W. Smith directing the animation. Nigel Miguel was a basketball technical advisor.[1]
A fictional account of Jordan's first retirement from the NBA, the film was released theatrically by Warner Bros. under the Warner Bros. Pictures brand label on November 15, 1996. It plays out as an alternate story of Jordan's initial return to basketball, this time with him being inspired by Bugs Bunny and friends. Despite mixed critical reviews, Space Jam opened at #1 in the US and grossed over $230 million worldwide.
In 1993, professional basketball player Michael Jordan announces his retirement from the NBA to follow in his father's footsteps and turns to a career in baseball. Despite his popularity, Jordan's talent for baseball is nowhere near his talent for basketball. Meanwhile the Nerdlucks, a group of criminal aliens led by their boss Mister Swackhammer (voiced by Danny DeVito), plot to capture the Looney Tunes, who really exist in a secret animated world called Looney Tune Land (hidden at the center of the Earth), and make them their newest attractions at Moron Mountain, a failing amusement park. Swackhammer believes enslaving the Tunes in this way will bring in more customers and save Moron Mountain from foreclosure.
They arrive in Tune Land and since the aliens aren't very intelligent or tall, the Tunes bargain for their freedom by challenging the Nerdlucks to a basketball game. To ensure their victory, the Nerdlucks return to Earth and steal the talents of Patrick Ewing, Larry Johnson, Charles Barkley, Muggsy Bogues, and Shawn Bradley, who are rendered incapable of playing basketball as a result. Through their basketball, the Nerdlucks absorbed the stolen talent into their bodies, and transform into gigantic creatures—now called the Monstars—that the Looney Tunes are unable to defeat.
To help the Tunes win the game, Bugs Bunny abducts and recruits Michael Jordan, who reluctantly agrees to help after the Monstars squash him into the shape of a basketball and bounce him around like one. A new arrival named Lola Bunny, on whom Bugs develops a crush, is added to the team thanks to her talent. Bugs and Daffy Duck go to Jordan's house to collect what he needs to play, barely dodging his family dog Charles. Jordan's publicist, Stan Podolak (Wayne Knight), sees Bugs and Daffy return to Tune Land, follows them, and stays to support Jordan, whose team will be called the Tune Squad.
Back on Earth, the sudden inability of five top NBA players to play basketball captures the attention of the media—and the rest of the NBA—as more and more NBA teams refuse to take the court, fearing the same phenomenon will attack them. The five NBA players themselves go through a series of physical, medical, psychological and spiritual tests to figure out why they have no talent anymore, to no avail. Eventually all NBA stadiums are quarantined and the season is declared officially over until further notice.
Back in Looney Tune Land, the two teams take the court. Despite Jordan's leadership, the Monstars dominate the first half of the game. Stan sneaks into the Monstars' locker room and overhears them talking about how they stole the talent from the NBA players, but he is detected despite hiding in a locker and scorched as a result. Stan then informs Jordan and the Tune Squad that the Monstars stole the talent from the NBA players. Bugs then motivates the team with a "special drink" and the Monstars' commanding lead is reduced to a significantly smaller margin. Seeing Swackhammer angry that the Monstars did not steal Jordan's talent, Jordan takes the chance to raise the stakes. If the Tune Squad wins, the Monstars must give the NBA players their talent back, but if they lose, then Swackhammer is to spare the Looney Tunes in exchange for Jordan. He readily accepts it and Bugs tries to talk him out of it, all the while being aware of what it means if Jordan is subjected to humiliation on Moron Mountain for all time.
As the game resumes, the Monstars, under orders from Swackhammer, begin playing even dirtier than before. As a result, the Looney Tunes are injured, one by one, until only Jordan, Bugs, Lola, and Daffy are left, leaving them short one player. In the process, Bugs saves Lola from being squashed by one of the Monstars, which fills Lola with gratitude, and she kisses him. Reluctantly, Jordan puts Stan in the game, and though he is quickly taken out of action, he manages to bring the Monstar's lead down to one. With 10 seconds left, Marvin the Martian, the referee, tells them that if there is no fifth player, the team will forfeit the game. At the last second, Bill Murray, who had played golf with Jordan earlier in the film, appears in the stadium and joins the team, breaking the fourth wall along the way, as Swackhammer quips, "I didn't know Dan Aykroyd was in this picture," referring to Murray's co-star from Ghostbusters.
With only seconds left, Murray pulls some clever manueuvering and gets the ball to Jordan. Extending his arm to superhuman lengths (since the laws of physics work differently in Tune Land), Jordan makes the basket and wins the game. Although Murray has always dreamed of being an NBA player, and Jordan is impressed with his skills, Murray decides to retire from basketball forever. Jordan then helps the Monstars realize that they're bigger than Mister Swackhammer, who confronts them for losing. Fed up with their abusive boss, the Monstars tie him up to a rocket and send him to the moon. At Jordan's request, they reluctantly return the stolen talent to the other players by transferring them to a basketball, which is how they stored the stolen talent earlier in the film. This reverts the Monstars back to the tiny Nerdlucks. Refusing to return to Moron Mountain, the Nerdlucks decide to stay with the Looney Tunes, who only agree if the Nerdlucks can prove themselves to be 'Looney', which they arguably complete on the spot. As Jordan leaves, he tells Bugs to stay out of trouble. Bugs assures him he will and shares a kiss with Lola.
After Jordan and Stan return to Earth in the Nerdlucks' spaceship, Jordan makes a dramatic appearance with Stan at a baseball game to the cheers of the audience, despite being late. The next day, Jordan and Stan give the stolen talent back to the NBA players, who immediately regain their lost skills. Jordan is later prompted by his rivals to return to the NBA, mirroring his real-life comeback with the Chicago Bulls.
Live-action cast[edit]
- Michael Jordan as himself, a professional basketball player who retires from the NBA to pursue a career in baseball like his father, but returns to basketball in the end.
- Brandon Hammond as young Michael Jordan.
- Wayne Knight as Stanley "Stan" Podolak, a publicist who makes sure nobody bothers Michael Jordan.
- Theresa Randle as Juanita Jordan, Michael Jordan's supportive wife. The character is based on Jordan's real life wife at the time.
- Bill Murray as himself, one of Michael Jordan's friends and an aspiring basketball player, though Jordan doubts his abilities. Following his play with the Tune Squad, Murray impresses Jordan but decides to retire while still "on top and undefeated."[2]
- Larry Bird as himself, one of Michael Jordan's friends and golfing partners. He crushes Bill Murray's dream of playing in the NBA.
- Thom Barry as James R. Jordan, Sr., Michael Jordan's father.
- Manner Washington as Jeffrey Jordan, Michael Jordan's older son.
- Eric Gordon as Marcus Jordan, Michael Jordan's younger son.
- Penny Bae Bridges as Jasmine Jordan, Michael Jordan's daughter.
- Dan Castellaneta as male New York Knicks fan
- Patricia Heaton as female New York Knicks fan
- Del Harris, NBA coach, as himself
- Charles Barkley as himself, of the Phoenix Suns, who gets his talent stolen by Pound.
- Patrick Ewing as himself, of the New York Knicks, who gets his talent stolen by Bang.
- Shawn Bradley as himself, of the Philadelphia 76ers, who gets his talent stolen by Blanko.
- Larry Johnson as himself, of the Charlotte Hornets, who gets his talent stolen by Bupkus.
- Muggsy Bogues as himself, of the Charlotte Hornets, who gets his talent stolen by Nawt.
Of the five NBA players whose talents were stolen by the Nerdlucks, three of them were playing for different teams in real life by the time the film was released: Barkley was playing for the Houston Rockets, Bradley for the New Jersey Nets, and Johnson now a teammate of Ewing's on the Knicks.
Voice cast[edit]
Because the movie was made after the death of Mel Blanc in 1989, the character voices he originated were performed by other actors:
- Billy West provides the voices of:
- Dee Bradley Baker provides the voices of:
- Bob Bergen provides the voices of:
- Mel Blanc provides the voices of:
- Porky Pig
- Hubie and Bertie, a pair of mice who act as the commentators of the game. Credited as "Herbie" and "Bert" respectively.
- Tweety
- Daffy Duck
- Chester the Terrier
- Yosemite Sam
- Elmer Fudd
- Pepé Le Pew
- Sylvester
- Barnyard Dawg
- Bugs Bunny
- Toro, a bull that attacks the Monstar Pound during the game after Daffy paints his shorts red.
- June Foray (the only credited original Looney Tunes voice actor) provides the voice of:
- Granny
- Witch Hazel (Uncredited)
- Stan Freberg provides the voice of Road Runner, although uncredited.
- Maurice LaMarche provides the voice of Foghorn Leghorn.
- Kath Soucie provides the voice of Lola Bunny, a female rabbit who plays for the Tune Squad. Lola is a new character introduced in this film.
- Frank Welker provides the voice for Charles, Michael's pet bulldog who menaces both Bugs and Daffy when they are in Michael's house. Welker also voiced although uncredited.
- Danny DeVito provides the voice of Mister Swackhammer, the proprietor of the theme park "Moron Mountain", for which he seeks new attractions to save his failing business. He's also the film's main antagonist.
The voices of the Nerdlucks are provided by Jocelyn Blue (Pound), Charity James (Blanko), June Melby (Bang), Catherine Reitman (Bupkus), and Colleen Wainwright (Nawt), who also provides the voice of Sniffles; the voices of the Monstars are provided by Darnell Suttles (Pound), Steve Kehela (Blanko), Joey Camen (Bang), Dorian Harewood (Bupkus), and T.K. Carter (Nawt).
The soundtrack sold enough albums to be certified as 6x Platinum.[3] It also served as a high point for musical artist R. Kelly, whose song "I Believe I Can Fly" not only was a hit, but earned him two Grammy Awards.[4] Other tracks included a cover of Steve Miller Band's "Fly Like an Eagle" (by Seal), "Hit 'Em High (The Monstars' Anthem)" (by B-Real, Busta Rhymes, Coolio, LL Cool J, and Method Man), "Basketball Jones" (by Chris Rock & Barry White), and "For You I Will" (by Monica). The movie's title song was performed by the Quad City DJ's.
Video games[edit]
There was a licensed pinball game by Sega based on the film and a video game for the PlayStation, Sega Saturn and Windows PC by Acclaim.
Home media[edit]
The film was released on VHS, DVD, and Laserdisc on April 11, 1997 (the VHS version was sold with a collector's coin included). On April 4, 2003 the film was released as a 2-disc special edition DVD including newly made extras such as a commentary track and a featurette. On November 6, 2007 the movie was featured as one of the films in Warner Brothers's 4-Film Favorites: Family Comedies collection DVD (The other 3 films being Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Osmosis Jones, and Funky Monkey). On April 14, 2013 the first disc of the previous 2-disc edition was released by itself in a movie only edition DVD, and later that same year on April 14, 2013 the film was released for the first time in widescreen HD on Blu-ray which, save for an hour of classic Looney Tunes shorts, ported over all the extras from the 2003 2-disc edition DVD.
Toys were released coinciding with the film, including various action figures released by Playmates under the short lived banner "WB Toy". The toys had limited articulation and paired Michael Jordan, or another characters of the movie (Charles Barkley and the Monstars with a Looney Tunes character and accessories). Some figures depicted Michael Jordan as a basketball player, a baseball player and a golf player. The line included stuffed toys, decorated basketballs, as well as a McDonald's Happy Meal promotion.
Critical response[edit]
On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a rating of 35%, based on 49 reviews, with an average rating of 5.1/10. The site's consensus reads, "A harmless mishmash of basketball and animation that'll entertain kids but leave adults less than thrilled."[5]
Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun Times gave Space Jam a thumbs up,[6] as did Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune, although his zeal was more subdued.[7] In his print review, Ebert gave the film 3 1/2 stars out of 4, noting, "Space Jam is a happy marriage of good ideas--three films for the price of one, giving us a comic treatment of the career adventures of Michael Jordan, crossed with a Looney Tunes cartoon and some showbiz warfare. ... the result is delightful, a family movie in the best sense (which means the adults will enjoy it, too)."[6] Siskel focused much of his praise on Jordan's performance, saying, "He wisely accepted as a first movie a script that builds nicely on his genial personality in an assortment of TV ads. The sound bites are just a little longer."[7] Leonard Maltin also gave the film a positive review (3 stars), stating, "Jordan is very engaging, the vintage characters perform admirably ... and the computer-generated special effects are a collective knockout."[8] Todd McCarthy of Variety praised the film for its humor. He also praised the Looney Tunes' antics and Jordan's acting.[9]
In the middle of road in terms of reviews, although Janet Maslin of The New York Times criticized the film's animation, she later went on to say that the film is a "fond tribute to [the Looney Tunes characters'] past."[2] Michael Wilmington of the Chicago Tribune complained about some aspects of the movie, stating, "...we don't get the co-stars' best stuff. Michael doesn't soar enough. The Looney Tuners don't pulverize us the way they did when Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng or Bob Clampett were in charge." Yet overall he also liked the film, giving it 3 stars and saying: "Is it cute? Yes. Is it a crowd-pleaser? Yup. Is it classic? Nope. (Though it could have been.)"[10]
Other critics were less than kind. TV Guide gave the movie only 2 stars, calling it a "cynical attempt to cash in on the popularity of Warner Bros. cartoon characters and basketball player Michael Jordan, inspired by a Nike commercial."[11] Margaret A. McGurk of The Cincinnati Enquirer gave the film 2 1/2 stars, saying, "Technical spectacle amounts do nothing without a good story."[12]
Veteran Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies director Chuck Jones was highly critical of the film. In a 1998 interview, he expressed his views that the film was "terrible" and said, as a man who worked with the characters for almost thirty years, the story was deeply flawed. "I can tell you, with the utmost confidence," he said, "Porky Pig would never say 'I think I wet myself'". He also added that, were the film more true to the source material, Bugs Bunny would not have incorporated the help of Jordan or the other Looney Tunes characters to defeat the Nerdlucks. "Bugs wouldn't have needed anyone's help," he said "and moreover, it wouldn't have taken him an hour and a half. Those aliens, whether they were tiny or colossal, would've been dealt with in short order come the seven minute mark."[13]
Box office[edit]
Space Jam was a box office success. At the end of its run, it grossed $90,418,342 in the United States and over $230,000,000 internationally.[14] It is the highest grossing basketball movie of all time.[15]
- 1997 ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards
- Won: Most Performed Songs from Motion Pictures (Diane Warren for the song "For You I Will")
- Won: Top Box Office Films (James Newton Howard)
- 1997 Annie Awards
- Won: Best Individual Achievement: Technical Achievement
- Nomination: Best Animated Feature
- Nomination: Best Individual Achievement: Directing in a Feature Production (Bruce W. Smith and Tony Cervone)
- Nomination: Best Individual Achievement: Producing in a Feature Production (Ron Tippe)
- 1997 Grammy Awards
- Won: Best Song Written Specifically for Motion Picture or for Television (R. Kelly for the song "I Believe I Can Fly")
- 1997 MTV Movie Awards
- Nomination: Best Movie Song (R. Kelly for the song "I Believe I Can Fly")
- 1997 Satellite Awards
- Nomination: Best Motion Picture- Animated or Mixed Media (Karey Kirkpatrick, Ivan Reitman, Daniel Goldberg, Joe Medjuck)
- 1997 World Animation Celebration
- Won: Best Use of Animation in a Motion Picture Trailer
- 1997 Young Artist Awards
- Nomination: Best Family Feature- Animation or Special Effects
In other media[edit]
The Monstars make a cameo in the Pinky and the Brain / Animaniacs episode "Star Warners" (a parody of Star Wars). Jordan himself, who was a spokesman for MCI Communications before the film was made, would appear with the Looney Tunes characters (as "his Space Jam buddies") in several MCI commercials for several years after the film was released before MCI merged with WorldCom and subsequently Verizon Communications.[16]
Possible sequel[edit]
In February 2014, Warner Bros. announced a sequel, set to star professional basketball player LeBron James. Charlie Ebersol will produce through his production company, The Company, with a script by his brother, Willie Ebersol. Jon Berg will executive produce.[17] Representatives of James denied the claim that he would be involved.[18]
In May 2014, Lebron was quoted as saying, "I've always loved Space Jam. It was one of my favorite movies growing up. If I have the opportunity, it will be great." Further rumors are that James or Kevin Durant may also star as new Monstars. And the Looney Tunes call the Spurs for assistance to beat the Monstars and Lebron or Kevin or both with team basketball. [19]
- ^ "Belize has new Films Commissioner". channel5belize.com. February 11, 2009. Archived from the original on October 4, 2014.
- ^ a b Maslin, Janet (1995-11-15). "Icons Meet: Bugs, Daffy And Jordan". NYTimes.com. The New York Times Company. Retrieved 2010-09-12.
- ^ "RIAA Gold and Platinum Searchable Database". Retrieved 2009-01-23.
- ^ "Grammy- Past Winners Search". Grammy. Retrieved 28 October 2013.
- ^ "Space Jam". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved 2014-09-16.
- ^ a b Ebert, Roger (15 November 1996). "Space Jam Movie Review & Film Summary (1996)". Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ a b Siskel, Gene (15 November 1996). "Mj Delivers On The Screen In `Space Jam'". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ Maltin, Leonard (4 August 2009). Leonard Maltin's 2010 Movie Guide. Penguin Group. ISBN 9781101108765. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ McCarthy, Todd (1996-11-17). "Space Jam". Variety (Reed Business Information). Retrieved 2011-12-02.
- ^ Wilmington, Michael (15 November 1996). "Hare, Jordan". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ "Space Jam Review". TV Guide. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ McGurk, Margaret A. "Dazzle of 'Space Jam' can't hide its lame story". The Cincinnati Enquirer. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ Thompson, Trevor. "My Conversation with Chuck Jones". The Booo Tooons Blooog. Retrieved December 18, 2013.
- ^ "Space Jam (1996)". Box Office Mojo. Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2011-12-02.
- ^ "Sports - Basketball Movies at the Box Office". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ Porter, David L. Michael Jordan: A Biography, Greenwood Publishing Group 2007. ISBN 0-313-33767-5
- ^ Busch, Anita (February 21, 2014). "Ebersols Aboard To Produce And Script Warner Bros' 'Space Jam 2′ As A Starring Vehicle For LeBron James". Deadline. Retrieved February 21, 2014.
- ^ Windhorst, Brian (February 21, 2014). "Well it was fun while it lasted. LeBron sources refute Deadline report, there's no Space Jam 2 or Warner Bros. project in works". Twitter. Retrieved February 22, 2014.
- ^ "Space Jam 2 Rumors: NBA MVPs Rumored To Clash As LeBron James And Kevin Durant To Star In Sequel! KD To Tune Squad And LBJ To Monstars?". KDrama Stars. May 16, 2014. Retrieved May 29, 2014.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Space Jam at the Internet Movie Database
- Space Jam at the TCM Movie Database
- Space Jam at the Big Cartoon DataBase
- Space Jam at Rotten Tomatoes
- Space Jam at AllMovie
- Space Jam at Box Office Mojo
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Here are a few links to provide some end-of-the-day enlightenment:
Books as home décor
Lately I've been thumbing through Damian Thompson's Books Make a Home (to be released on October 1) and daydreaming about new arrangements for my bookshelves. I was thrilled to get even more inspiration from a roundup of 20 Celebrities With Stunning Home Libraries. If you feel like drooling over somebody else's house—or you need even more encouragement to buy more books—take a look at these awesome photos.
Book blogger face-off
Maud Newton's NYT Magazine piece from last weekend attributes modern Internet-speak to the essays of the late David Foster Wallace. It's an entertaining piece—but a weak argument, according to Internet firebrand Ed Champion, who tears into her essay on his blog. Newton and Champion were among the first book bloggers, though the scope of each of their sites has changed over the years.
Happy birthday to The Moviegoer
There's been quite a bit of press surrounding the 50th anniversary of Catch-22 (there's also a new 50th-anniversary edition out, as well as Tracy Daugherty's biography of Joseph Heller, Just One Catch). This week, The Millions published a nice essay on another novel that's having a 50th anniversary—and it happens to be one of my favorites: Walker Percy's The Moviegoer, which beat out Catch-22 for the National Book Award in 1962. The book tells the story of Binx Bolling, a man engaged in "the search," or "what anyone would undertake if he were not sunk in the everydayness of his own life." Here's more from the essay:
F. Scott Fitzgerald thought "the purpose of a work of fiction is to appeal to the lingering after-effects in the reader's mind." Other than Fitzgerald's own works, I've never read a novel whose power lies so fully not in the course of being read, but in the astral glow of having been read. When I completed The Moviegoer for the first time, I was at a loss to explain the significance of the 242 pages I'd just traversed, but I knew they had been important. I felt the novel working on me in strange ways, like a slow-release drug. That so much of The Moviegoer's effect is felt when it's not being read can be attributed not to some defect in Percy's prose, but rather to the nature of the novel's moral project.
Happy Friday, readers! What are you reading this weekend? I can't wait to dig into When She Woke by Hillary Jordan (author of Mudbound).
Here are a few links to provide some end-of-the-day enlightenment:
EW was among the 1 million who got an advance look at J.K. Rowling's Pottermore. They report that although the content is currently limited to book one in the series, "there's still more than enough to make your entire afternoon disappear like a temporus suckus spell," explaining that the site's interactive elements, which include being sorted into houses, "represent the kind of useless but still desperately desired reward system that can turn horribly, wonderfully addictive."—check out their full report.
Booklamp.org is the latest attempt to predict what you might like to read based on what you have liked to read in the past. My test didn't go well, since the first two books I attempted to plug in weren't in the database at all.
Which confirms my belief that there's just no substitute for the human touch when it comes to these things—anyone want to compare the results they get from Booklamp with our own Book Fortunes feature? (Via)
Guardian blogger Laura Barnett claims that "the worst idea ever" goes to a new diet book for . . . 6- to 12-year-olds. It's called Maggie Goes on a Diet, and it's about a 14-year-old girl who "is transformed from being overweight and insecure to a normal-sized teen who becomes the school soccer star." Hmm. Nothing wrong with books for kids promoting healthy lifestyles—I always thought the American Girl books were good for that—but I feel for poor Maggie after seeing this book jacket:
Happy Friday, readers! Any big book-related plans for the weekend? I'm very much looking forward to finishing The Cookbook Collector, our Top Pick for Book Clubs for August.
Happy Friday, book-lovers! Here are some Internet tidbits we've been reading this week . . . enjoy!
Random House asked readers to tweet about the most undateable characters in literature using the hashtag #undateableinlit. They started it off with a classic character from Charles Dickens' Great Expectations:
"Let's give 'undateable' a bookish twist. We'll start: wearing a wedding dress every day since being left at the altar. #UndateableInLit."
I read some great articles this week on the printed book. This piece from the Chicago Tribune suggests publishers fight back, guns blazing, against the onslaught of e-reader advertising with their own ad campaigns.
Brooklyn-based indie publisher Melville House has started a project called HybridBooks, which gives print books some of the perks and secondary information previously only available on e-readers. The use of a Quick Response barcode will allow readers to access extra features, or "illuminations." They are launching the project with five novellas, each titled "The Duel" but written by five different literary masters.
And even though it's an older article, we wanted to suggest a reading retreat! This post from Laura Miller at Salon.com encourages "getting away from everything but your books." Doesn't that sound lovely?
What will you be reading this weekend?
Happy Friday, everyone! Here are a few things we've been reading about this week:
The winner of the 2011 Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest was announced on Monday. Named for the author of "It was a dark and stormy night," the contest honors the worst possible opening sentence to an imaginary novel. The winner was University of Wisconsin professor Sue Fondrie:
Dave Eggers wrote a portrait on celebrated picture book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak (Where the Wild Things Are) for Vanity Fair. The feature celebrates Sendak's upcoming book, Bumble-ardy -- the first book he has both written and illustrated in 30 years. (We blogged about "a pig who longs to party" back in March.)
The article reads almost like a good-natured argument between Eggers and Sendak over just how fantastic and iconic Sendak's work is. Read the portrait here.
The Book Lady's blog featured a guest post by Augusten Burroughs' mother, Margaret Robison, where she talks about how and why she penned The Long Journey Home. After her sons' best-selling memoirs depicted her as more than a little insane, she shared her own perspective in her March 2011 memoir.
And last but not least, perhaps my favorite thing this week: Harry Potter as a teen romantic comedy.
Hope everyone had a great, summery week! Today's weekly links celebrate classic favorite reads (and suggest new ones), recognize some great songwriters' books and enjoy some book-to-film if-onlys. Enjoy!
Socially important or academically fascinating books might get all the attention, but that doesn't make them great reading material. The Guardian points readers to some overlooked masterpieces.
Some examples include Evelyn Waugh's A Handful of Dust over Brideshead Revisited and Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle over Slaughter-House Five.
What are your this-over-that reading suggestions?
The New Dork Review of Books celebrates medium-crossover books -- particularly those from musicians (and disregarding "idiot celebrities"). There's something very similar between telling a story through song and through prose, as often a creative mind can tell a tale through either medium.
The article specifically cites Josh Ritter's Bright's Passage and Steve Earle's I'll Never Get Out of This World. Check out our interview with Ritter and our review of Earle's book.
This week, Ron Howard's epic adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower was scrapped. Flavorwire added it to "the long list of proposed book-to-film adaptations by famed directors that never saw the light of day." They listed the 10 book-to-films they'd love to see, including Orson Welles' adaptation of Heart of Darkness, Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote and Terrence Malick's Blood Meridian.
Maria Popova over at Brain Pickings has compiled a list of 7 Obscure Children's Books by Authors of Grown-Up Literature, including one of my favorites, T.S. Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, as well as 6 others I did not expect. Mark Twain's Advice to Little Girls might be my new favorite thing - ever:
Have a wonderful weekend! What will you be reading?
Happy weekend, readers! I am yawning at my desk right now after a very late night of applauding, crying and gasping in front of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (more on that later). Did anyone else go see it?
Before I went to the movie, I very much enjoyed playing the "Paperback Game," thanks to New York Times reviewer Dwight Garner. His explanation of the game came out a couple weeks ago, but I'm sharing the link now because it's so darn fun.
All you need for the game is a stack of books, a group of friends and pen and paper. One person reads the back copy from the book, then everybody writes down what they think is a plausible first line of the story. Then, everyone guesses what they think is the correct first line (the reader writes down the real first line). Find the full description of the game here, and try it this weekend! If you like playing Balderdash and you like books, you'll love this game.
In other Harry Potter-related news, Laura Hibbard of the Huffington Post has written about why Hermione is "The Heroine Women Have Been Waiting For." She writes: "Essentially, without Hermione, Harry wouldn't have been 'the boy who lived.'" Do you agree?
Finally, Jennifer Weiner is on a roll. Her new novel, Then Came You, came out on Tuesday, and her TV show The Great State of Georgia debuted a couple of weeks ago. Some readers may scoff at this link, but I thought TV Guide did a good interview about the show, if Weiner's book fans are interested. Best quote of all: "While Weiner, whose book In Her Shoes was adapted into the 2005 Cameron Diaz-Toni Collette film, loves her new role as a television writer and executive producer, she doesn't plan to give up novel-writing anytime soon."
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Also: What are you reading this weekend?
Hope everyone had a wonderful week! A little rainy around here, so I've had plenty of time for reading! I'm currently switching between 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Just Kids by Patti Smith. What will you be reading this weekend?
Here are a few things we're loving Internet-wise this week:
Design*Sponge, one of the biggest design and DIY sites in the world (and perhaps the biggest) has a book coming out in September! We love their post Design*Sponge at Home: The Evolution of a Book Cover and seeing how the cover went from this:
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To stay up-to-date on the book, click here, and stay tuned for a Q&A with Grace Bonney in September!
Readers of the Bard might not be able to make the trip to Washington to visit the "Fame, Fortune & Theft: The Shakespeare First Folio" exhibit at the Folger Shakespeare Library, but a close second is this NYT article which details the history and maintenance process of the Shakespeare First Folio, including the process of recreating the ashes of one burned copy. A fascinating account on how veneration has grown to near-worship:
The YA discussion rages on, and this week NPR published an article on YA author Lauren Myracle's apology to WSJ. Myracle's Shine was specifically mentioned in Gurdon's critique of the genre. In so many words, Myracle called Gurdon's article "idiocy" and then quickly apologized. Read more, plus an excerpt from Shine.
(Watch our interview with Myracle at ALA 2011. Also, if you need to get caught up on the controversy, check out our play-by-play here.)
Check out this photo gallery of literary homes from the Expat section of The Telegraph website. It is a collection of homes of 15 famous British authors, such as Beatrix Potter, Jane Austen and Henry James. It ranges from the expected (Stratford-upon-Avon) to the surprising (Robert Burns' clay home, where a cast of his skull now resides, of course).
What are your favorite author homes? Mine have been the two I accidentally happened upon: J.R.R. Tolkien's dorm room at Exeter and the home of Chaucer's brother (close enough) in Woodstock!
Enjoy the sunshine!
BOOM goes the long weekend! Will you be taking some time away from cooking out and playing with sparklers (or in my case, trying to calm down my dogs) for some good reading?
Check out some of our favorite links this week:
According to CNN, Conan O'Brien will be a comic book character! Bluewater Productions specializes in transforming famous figures into superheroes, and Coco's set for August.
Author Elinor Lipman (@ElinorLipman) might be a Twitter newbie but she's already making us giggle. She has pledged to tweet one politically-themed poem every day until the 2012 election ("Warning: 'twill be in couplets & 'twill rhyme."). Here's her first:
Valerie Gribben, who published her first novel, Fairytale, when she was seventeen and finished up the rest of The Fairytale Trilogy during college and medical school, suggests doctors make room for Grimm's Fairy Tales beside their medical journals. Read her article in NYT: "Practicing Medicine Can Be Grimm Work."
We were surprised once with Meowmorphosis, the Quirk mash-up of Kafka's masterpiece -- and we are surprised again with the film adaptation of Metamorphosis, a "modern horror version" starring Nick Searcy and Matt Angel. Sounds very . . . goopey. Take a look at the movie website and check out the following video:
Do you have any cool links from this week to share? Reading any good books?
Have a great weekend!
BookPage is abuzz with prepping for ALA and RWA (not to mention proofing the August issue), but we still managed to do a healthy amount of web surfing. For your reading pleasure:
Katie Crouch (who also writes books for adults) and Grady Hendrix co-wrote The Magnolia League, and over at Slate they tell us why writing young adult fiction is "better than going to the prom."
On Plotters & Manipulators United (a blog co-written by romance authors Sherry Thomas and Meredith Duran), Meredith explains why her e-reader is her "personal Xanax for travel." She explains: "If I know I never will be without a book, I have no doubts about my journey."
I'm a little late coming to the Go the F*** to Sleep party, but this video of Werner Herzog reading the story out loud is pretty darn hilarious.
Yeah, yeah—we're all book-lovers, but you read magazines, too, right? Kevin Kelly, founding executive editor of Wired magazine (and author of New Rules for the New Economy) has put together a must-see, crowdsourced list of the best articles from magazines—most available to read online. The articles are divided by decade (starting with the '60s), and he's also put together a list of the top 25 "of all time."
Happy weekend! What are you reading this weekend? I am (finally) tearing my way through Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher.
Psst: Going to ALA this weekend? Don't forget to come say hello at booth #1546!
I posted earlier this week about the #YAsaves online controversy, and I figured at that point I'd be finished with sharing links from authors who chose to respond to Meghan Cox Gurdon's article in the Wall Street Journal.
That was until I read Sherman Alexie's response, also in the WSJ, titled "Why the Best Kids Books Are Written in Blood." Read it now, then go read The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian if you haven't already.
I don't know what it is about the WSJ lately, but I also enjoyed this piece from last Friday about "The Insane World of Book Trailers."
While I agree that many book trailers fall flat, many are also really, really funny—like this one from Carolyn Parkhurst I blogged about this morning. What's your take on book trailers? For recent examples, follow our Trailer Tuesday feature here on the blog.
In other news, the British Library has launched a classic book reading app. From the BBC:
Unlike e-books, the app uses scanned copies of original editions. Its creators say this gives readers the best way to experience old books the way the classic authors intended—including additions like pull-out maps and original illustrations.
Finally, Téa Obreht—author of The Tiger's Wife—won the Orange Prize this week. She gave an interview to The Guardian in which she says she doesn't feel like she earned the award. She said:
I've really tried to enjoy everything very much, and it's been very easy to enjoy, because it's just been incredible, but again, I have this feeling that something's going to get me, that this isn't right. It's not real. I don't feel I've earned it karmically. I haven't been good enough!


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Another San Diego Comic Con has come and gone but us comic books freaks did get what we wanted. And that is some type of footage from the upcoming "Batman V Superman" movie.
Another San Diego Comic Con has come and gone but us comic books freaks did get what we wanted. And that is some type of footage from the upcoming "Batman V Superman" movie.
Frank Caliendo from Fox NFL Sunday did a great impression of Morgan Freeman reading the letter LeBron James wrote about coming home to Cleveland. He called it "The LeBron James Redemption", after "The Shawshank Redemption".
During an Entertainment Tonight interview, Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" star, Chris Pratt decided to reveal a hidden skill on an intern. He might not be using this new skill as Star Lord, but it is still pretty unique
Anthony Smith recorded an apparent shoplifter with a cart full of stolen items, pack up his SUV and drive off. He captured all the information needed to help the cops identify the suspect, but is this a smart or dangerous idea?
We don't know where this happened, but check out this video of two gymnasts trying to do a crazy stunt where they both flip around in the air right next to each other. But they get a little too close and knock heads, and the sound it makes is TERRIBLE
Spiders are freaky little creatures, that can bring out the crazy in people. A West Seattle man took his fear of spiders to a whole new level, by combining a lighter and can of spray paint, in an attempt to kill one in his home.
Now that we know that LeBron James is going back home to play for the Cleveland Cavaliers, I couldn't help but notice that every media outlet was using the song "Coming Home" by Skylar Grey to help make the story more powerful.
Bill Hillmann, co-author of "Fiesta: How To Survive The Bulls Of Pamplona," was gored during this year's running of the bulls in Pamplona,Spain. This guy has some courage to run with the bulls, but I guess I wouldn't recommend his book.
Join KLAQ's Great River Raft Race for a chance to win prizes and trophies, just for sailing down the Rio Grande! You are going to need a homemade raft or boat, so I have searched YouTube for some creative and inexpensive ways for you to create your own award winning vessel!
On Sunday, Italian cyclist Vicenzo Nibali won the second stage of the Tour de France. He captured the yellow jersey and a spot on the podium between two lovely ladies. It was the first ever Tour stage win Nibali
The reigning champion of the Nathan's famous hot dog eating contest gets to hold onto his mustard yellow belt for a record 8th time.
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Cee's next album is slated to drop on Tuesday, April 10, via The Movement Fam, but Booth readers will get a sneak peek at the set the preceding Monday, when we host an exclusive listening session. Since the Melbourne spitter hasn't previously been featured on our pages, you may be wondering exactly how excited that news should make you. The answer is "very," but don't take my word for it—hit play on project standout Do Ya Hear Me? and find out for yourself. An exclusive world premiere, this joint is a tunefully laid-back rumination on the quest for success in the hip-hop game. In a confident, conversational flow, Cee assures us that he's only just begun to tap into his true potential. Whereas the headliner's bars are all about forward momentum, Golden Era signee Chaundon gets nostalgic on verse two, reminiscing, "When I was young I used to roam with a backpack / Book full of rhymes and ambition and no one could match that." Styalz Fuego produces the jam's soul-sampled beat, and R&B songstress Bekah ties the package together with a breezy guest chorus. Like what you're hearing? Then be sure to logon in April 9, for the first look at indie full-length This Is All I Know.
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The Second Amendment prohibits Congress from passing laws that interfere with a citizen's right to bear arms. A recent amendment proposed by Senator Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) to the "Protecting Americans from Violent Crime Act" allows Americans to carry firearms into national parks.
A new study prepared for The Social Contract Press entitled "The Burden of Plyler v. Doe," by economic journalist Edwin S. Rubenstein highlights the financial burden imposed on public education by the U.S. Supreme Court decision Plyler v. Doe (1982). In that landmark case, the justices on the Supreme Court "struck down a Texas statute denying funding for education" of children illegally in the United States.
As the Tenth Amendment movement to restore constitutional principles in government gathers momentum, a group of Republican Representatives in Congress announced the formation of a new task force to defend state sovereignty from increasingly overbearing federal encroachment.
Item: In an article entitled, "Republicans expected to line up behind New START," the Associated Press reported on April 9: "Despite near gridlock in the Senate, Republicans were expected to swing behind a new arms control treaty with Russia that President Barack Obama said they will like, even though some are reserving judgment until Obama can assure them the pact won't set back U.S. defenses against other potential foes such as North Korea and Iran. Obama called the pact signed Thursday a fresh beginning with Russia and predicted the Senate will ratify the agreement by the end of the year."
In October 2007, illegal immigrant Cecil Harvey was deported to his native country of Barbados. Because the former Brooklyn resident was held on Rikers Island for more than a month prior to his deportation, as opposed to the standard two day detention, he filed suit, claiming his "civil rights" to be violated. In 2009, New York City settled Harvey's suit with $145,000 of taxpayer's money.


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You've heard the news, you've seen the videos, and now the storage savings have been verified! According to an ESG report, the new RAM Cache with Disk Overflow feature, included in the XenApp and XenDesktop 7.6 release, has the potential to reduce storage costs by 80% or more. Now before you stop reading thinking this is too good to be true, think about the storage cost problem for a moment.
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Citrix XenDesktop 7.6 Connection Leasing Design Considerations White Paper
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A Citrix XenDesktop site database hosted on a highly available SQL server configuration is still the best and recommended approach to ensuring users have reliable access to their resources. In situations where this is not possible, or the where the whole SQL cluster has failed, the new Connection Leasing feature in XenDesktop 7.6 will enable users to connect to recently accessed resources, provided the VDAs for those connections are still accessible.
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Citrix Provisioning Services; time to let go
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Recently I've been involved in some internal and external discussions about wether or not a XenDesktop deployment should use Provisioning Services (PVS) or Machine Creation Services (MCS). Ever since Citrix released MCS with the release of XenDesktop 5 this debate has been going on and on and on. Even Citrix is divided. Ask a consultant and chances are high he'll tell you "PVS!" and go to an SE and you should bet on him he saying "MCS!".
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- 4 blood oranges
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Cut off all peel and white pith from 3 blood oranges. Using small sharp knife, cut between membranes to release segments into small bowl (see below). Set bowl with blood orange segments aside. Cut remaining unpeeled blood orange into 8 pieces and place in food processor. Add fresh cranberries and 2/3 cup sugar; using on/off turns, blend until mixture is finely chopped. Transfer relish to medium bowl; stir in blood orange segments. Cover and refrigerate relish overnight. DO AHEAD: Cranberry relish can be made 2 days ahead. Keep refrigerated. Bring to room temperature before serving.
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Deborah Adele holds master's degrees in both Liberal Studies and Theology & Religious Studies. An ERYT500, she carries yoga certifications in Kundalini yoga, Hatha yoga, Yoga Therapy, and Meditation. She is also trained as a Gestalt practitioner and a Somatic Educator. For over 14 years, Deborah brought her combined knowledge of business and her in-depth knowledge of yoga philosophy to build Yoga North, now a thriving yoga center. Currently she is writing, teaching, consulting, and engaging her own personal practice.
Deborah worked for three years as a consultant with a firm out of Boulder, Colorado, where she combined the concept of body and breath with organizational development skills to improve leadership and management in various businesses around the country. She wrote a regular wellness column for the Duluth News Tribune and has authored two CD's, The Art of Relaxation and The Practice of Meditation. Deborah currently owns Adele & Associates, a company whose goal is to increase clarity, productivity, and right-living in individuals and systems. Deborah is a keen and innovative thinker, and, in whatever venue she finds herself, consistently uses her knowledge and training to support others in living a life imbued with balance, clarity, and well-being.
In addition to her business and yoga experience, Deborah has made several trips to India for study and exploration. She feels it is important to continually ask ourselves the question, "What does it mean to be human?" by putting ourselves in places we can be challenged and changed, by telling ourselves the truth, and by sitting in some form of prayer, meditation, or reflection daily.
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