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"Ronnie has been a friend of mine for more than 50 years and is like a brother to me," Banks said. "On the field, Ronnie was one of the greatest competitors I've ever seen. Off the field, he was as generous as anyone you would want to know. His work for diabetes research seemed unparalleled. Ronnie was always there for you, and through his struggles, he was always upbeat, positive and caring. I learned a lot about what it means to be a caring, decent human being from Ron Santo."
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"He inspired other people to play their best, do their best," said Banks, a Hall of Famer Banks who was one of the pallbearers.

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Cecil Smith, a former longtime Los Angeles Times television critic who covered the TV and entertainment scene for The Times from the 1950s to the 1980s, has died. He was 92.
Smith died of congestive heart failure Saturday in a hospital in San Luis Obispo, where he had been living in a retirement community, said his son, Marcus.
In a career at The Times that began as a reporter and feature writer in 1947, Smith became an entertainment writer in 1953. He served as TV columnist and entertainment editor from 1958 to 1964 and was drama critic from 1964 to 1969. In 1969, he became the paper's television critic and a columnist for The Times Syndicate. He retired as the paper's TV critic in early 1982.
"He was one of the giants in the business," said Howard Rosenberg, who succeeded Smith as The Times' principal TV critic.


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September 2014
Enjoyed a short month in Darwin, exploring the place, its history and Museums. Caught up with my daughter, Annelise who is now living here. Loved Litchfield NP and got the hang of camping after picking up John and Karen's 4wd and camper trailer. I flew home briefly to help Gerry launch his new Schionning Wilderness 1340 and make sure all the electrical systems I'd installed worked.
Met up with Dave and Anne to start our road trip through Kakadu NP, Katherine, Kununara, Gibb River Road, El Questro, Mornington Station, Derby, Broome, Exmouth, Perth, Margaret River, Nullabor Plain, Mildura and home.
The wheels fell off in Kakadu literally when the wheel bearing in the camper trailer collapsed. Recovered it to Katherine then shipped it back to the Melbourne manufacturer all handled by RACV Total Care. Bought a tent, stove, blow up bed with electric pump and continued on our merry way gratefull to be rid of the liability camper. Sorry John and Karen but watch out for "Ezytrailer Campers", total crap!
Caught up with my son "James" and his partner "Danni" in Perth. They are doing really well with their comic French Bulldog "Pierre" and building a new home at Yanchep. Had a great weekend with them down at Margaret River. Liked it so much down there we stayed an extra couple of days.
West Coast didn't impress us from a sailing point of view. Always seemed to be very windy and a long way between rest stops.
Blast from the past catching up with old family friends, the Emery"s, who moved to Perth over 30 years again. Received a very warm welcome, great hospitality and had a great time catching up.
Stopped in Mildura and met my sons likely future in laws. Peter and Wendy made us very welcome and a quick cuppa turned into a whole morning. These are not just great people to visit but a whole holiday destination on their own.
Finally home after 7 weeks on the road. fabulous trip but give me cruising any day. Much less stress than driving. Big thanks to Dave and Anne who were great company and generously shared the luxuries of their beautiful Motorhome with us tent people.
Started back at work in December. Great to catch up with girls again.
and Lea started triathlon training. I joined in on my off days doing about half to a third the training load Lea was doing. Roped in Aaron from work to reform the Riviera Dental Care " Tooth Fairies" to enter the Corporate Triathlon in early March. We hadn't competed for about 3 years. Gave us a goal to work for.
Quiet Christmas and New Years with Gerry, Sandy and Vanessa on " Aquilibrium". Fabulous fireworks.
Lea and I warmed up in the Eagle Point Tri. I did the short course Lea the longer one. Lea doing really well, went up to Melbourne and competed in one of the Gatorade Sprint Series Triathlons.
Greg and Janie were in fine form as always and their new place is terrific. We enjoyed lots of good food and wine, and world class Choral entertainment. I even let Greg beat me at pool. Great BBQ joined by Ken and Janice (Resolute) who we last saw in New Caledonia 2013. Greg also gave us a couple of swimming lessons. Swimming has always been both Lea's and my weak link in the Tri's. With Greg's help we started that weekend to reteach ourselves to swim. Following on with the Total Immersion Videos we both have since worked hard and made major progress with our swimming technique.
Off to Hobart for the Wooden Boat Festival, staying with Rob and Henma on EasyRider. Show was much the same as always with a great vibe. Explored the walks around Mt Wellington.
No visit to Hobart is complete without a visit to the Cascade Brewery.
Thoroughly enjoyed our 5 days. Rob and Henma made us very welcome. Thanks Guys!
After a 2 week delay due to bad weather the Corporate Tri was held on the 14th March in glorious weather. Team did really well all improving times from 3 years ago. Lea improved the most knocking over 6 minutes off her previous time. We managed a 3rd in our division and 13th overall out of about 60 teams.
The "Tooth Fairies"
Time to start thinking about our return to Darwin and Gemini Lady.
Saturday 28 th March 2015
10 days back in Darwin slowly getting the boat ready for Sea again. Heat is oppressive and the frequent rain very very wet.
The boat has survived its 6 months of neglect quite well. The gelcoat looked a bit dull and streaked with black but a light cut then polish is bringing it up nicely. One more window has come loose but that's ok because I was expecting 2. Inside we had virtually no mould so Lea's experiment with a vinegar wash one hull and a clove oil wash the other is inconclusive unless we agree they both work.
All internal systems fired up ok except for the main Aircon Unit. We suspected a problem a couple of months ago when our marina electricity usage bill was so low. We had left both Aircon units on dehumidify mode while we were away. A quick phone call to Colin at Seabreeze Industries and the problem was diagnosed (blown PCB) an a replacement organised. Had to ring him back a few hours later when we discovered a broken toilet seat hinge. Great knowledge and service re dometic products from Colin.
Next job was to check out everything underwater.
33 degrees C and 80% humidity in a full wetsuit, boots and hood is no fun but better than being stung by a Box Jellyfish. All underwater bits checked out ok. Antifoul still working just a bit of barnacle growth around the waterline. Cleaned up the waterline but will need a session on the Hookah to wipe over the hulls, legs and props. No haul out required! Yeah!
Continued to check all systems and found another toilet issue in Stbd Ensuite. Water leak, initially thought it was the water valve but proved to be just a bowl leak. Dismantled, cleaned, reassembled and all good.
A couple of hours polishing is enough in a morning before the sun gets to high and hot. Then move onto other chores in the shade. Like refitting repaired Clarke Pump for Watermaker. Again very happy with Spectra who fixed it under warranty after 7 years. New lifeline fitted. Cockpit Covers checked, sent off for repair and then refitted. Hired a little Airconditioner with 4 wheels to escape the afternoon heat and run around after bits and pieces. Spent 2.5 hours in Bunnings to keep out of the heat. A useful exercise as we found many things we needed that we hadn't thought of. Funny that! However, Bunnings seems to have become an addiction as we find a need to visit there daily. Have sent the car away to help withdrawl. Didn't help; just called my daughter, Annelise, and begged a ride with her to Bunnings less than 24 hours later.
Up the mast for a rig check. All good but for a blown decklight globe and a wind vane bent and chewed by birds. Another $74.00 repair. Have I mentioned we have become card sharps? Yep, we can draw and lay down a credit card fast as the best of them with all the practice we are getting.
Pulled out the old, Man Overboard system and installed my new solution. I spent a lot of time researching this as the old tag system which activates an alarm and puts a MOB alert on the Chartplotter was failing and no longer supported. Raymarine have also discontinued their similar LifeTag System. Lots of new products are being developed at the moment, most utilising the AIS system but none seemed to have it well sorted at the moment at a reasonable price. I decided the best option was to import 2 of the new Standard Horizon HX870 DSC GPS Handheld VHF radios.
These are compact enough to be attached to our harness which we always wear when on watch alone. They light up in the water. In a full blown Man Overboard emergency just lift the flap and press the red button. An All ships DSC Mayday will be transmitted with a full 6 watts with position information to any vessel within range. The alternative personal AIS locator units only transmit with 2 watts.
Person in the water also has the option of both an individual DSC call or voice call to the mother ship. When DSC call received a loud Alarm goes off and screen displays as below.
Persons remaining onboard hit the "place waypoint" button and navigate back to that position to pick up the MOB crewmember. Position can be updated from further calls and voice can be used for reassurance and final approach. The downside of this system is it doesn't activate automatically in the event of the MOB being unconscious. I evaluate this as an unlikely scenario on our boat as the boom (usual culprit for knocking people out, is so high and out of the way). However, onboard the mother ship it is possible to poll the MOB radio for a position report.
New system works well; just need program Radios to accept and automatically transmit polled position reports and to practice how to make DSC calls.
Dinghy had a fair bit of mould on it so Lea spent a morning painting it with Domestos. Improved it heaps but the poor dinghy will probably be scarred for life although our Marina manager reckons he may have a product that will remove the staining further.
Next job is to tackle the sails. We decided to wait until Tropical Cyclone Nathan finally gave up and died before putting sails back up.
Lea is busy working out food and drink requirements for 8-10 weeks on the Kimberley Coast without a supermarket (and no Bunnings). As an example: Thats 70 Corona's for Lea (3 cartons) She has allowed me 1.5 cans of beer a day. That's 105 cans but let's round that up to 5 Slabs to allow for guests. 20-30 litres of wine and a few bottles of gin and storage becomes a big issue and that's even before the food! Will be an interesting exercise. Clive and Libby you can't come! It's you or the beer! Come to think of it, Clive,with your luggage habits it's either you or the beer, wine and half the food!


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1. Do you like Starbucks? Are you a fan of their seasonal coffees?
LOVE the pumpkin spice and apple cider
2. How do you decorate and prepare for fall?
I decorated our front porch and I have some garland here and there throughout the house.
3. Will you participate in your college's homecoming activities?
4. What is your favorite fall clothing item and or accessory?
Boots and jackets!
5. What was your favorite Halloween costume as a kid?
Swan Princess that my granny made me!
6. Do you like Halloween/horror movies? Do you have a favorite?
I used to love them but for some reason I can't watch them anymore.
7. What is your favorite fall activity?
Being outside…without mosquitoes!
8. What is your favorite fall recipe?
Pumpkin pie but I don't make it, maybe I'll try this year
9. What TV show are you most excited about this fall?
I watch Gossip Girl, Better with You, Cougar Town, Vampire Diaries….
10. When do you start Christmas shopping?
Usually December
11. What do you miss most about summer?
12. What movie coming out soon are you most excited about??
Life as We Know it!! I can't wait!


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Trending Halloween Costumes
Searching for a not-so-scary but oh-so-relevant Halloween costume? You've come to the right place. From magical creatures to iconic characters, our definitive list features the best ideas for adults, kids, groups, couples and pets according to Pinterest trends.Continue to 2 of 67 below.
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Best Ideas for Groups
Get your group of friends together–we've got clever ideas that are fit for a larger number of people. Check out these themes inspired by some of your favorite movies and TV shows.Continue to 3 of 67 below.
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Baywatch Lifeguard Costume
If you're looking for a scanty outfit that flaunts your curves, put that sexy vampire costume to rest with this Baywatch idea. To pull off, you'll need a lifeguard swimsuit and plastic whistle—Rescue buoy is optional.Continue to 4 of 67 below.
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Four Seasons Costume
Seasonal garb is all you and three friends need to create this spectacular four seasons costume.Continue to 5 of 67 below.
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Frat Boy Costume
Plastic party cups, boat shoes, aviator sunglasses, and baseball caps are the main ingredients for this frat boy themed ensemble.Continue to 6 of 67 below.
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Archer Group Costume
You and your best buds can turn heads at that Halloween soiree with this brilliant Archer group costume.Continue to 7 of 67 below.
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Gaston and His Maids Costume
Are you looking for a fun group costume? You and your pals can dress up as Gaston, the villainous hunk from the Disney's animated flick "Beauty and the Beast" and his flock of maids.Continue to 8 of 67 below.
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Best Ideas for Couples
Dressing as a pair? Get inspired by these creative dynamic duos for Halloween this year. From pop culture favorites to food-inspired costumes, you'll easily find something that you and your partner not only agree on, but are enthusiastic about!Continue to 9 of 67 below.
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Mermaid and Sailor Costume
Make your mermaid fantasy come true with this seaworthy costume for ocean-loving couples.Continue to 10 of 67 below.
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Wayne and Garth Costumes
The two of you are worthy — So why not win at Halloween this year by dressing up as Wayne & Garth.Continue to 11 of 67 below.
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Stranger Things Costumes
Fan of Stranger Things can seek #JusticeForBarb or #JusticeForEleven by dressing up as one of the show's two most famous characters.
A couple of hints for nailing each look: For Barb, it's impossible to do without a pair of mom jeans and retro eyeglasses. For Eleven, costume must-haves include a Peter Pan collar dress and of course, a box of her favorite frozen waffles.Continue to 12 of 67 below.
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Next Gen Ken Costume
Move over Barbie. This next-gen Ken costume is grabbing the spotlight.Continue to 13 of 67 below.
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Rick and Morty Costume
Whip out the fright wig and ray gun for this Rick and Morty duo.Continue to 14 of 67 below.
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Oreo Cookie Costume
Pair up with this adorable Oreo cookie costume perfect for couples.Continue to 15 of 67 below.
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Rugrats Costume
For many 1990s kids, Rugrats strikes a nostalgic note. The great news? You can relive your childhood by dressing up as your favorite character.Continue to 16 of 67 below.
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Buddy and Jovi Costume
Because Christmas is coming, a lot of people heart this Buddy the elf and Jovi costume.Continue to 17 of 67 below.
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Colonel Sanders and Chicken Costume
Can't get enough of that KFC? This Kentucky fried idea takes two to pull off.Continue to 18 of 67 below.
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Bob Ross and Tree Costume
Celebrate the joy of painting trees with this Bob Ross and tree costume that brings the 1980s instructional TV show to life.Continue to 19 of 67 below.
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Best Ideas If You're Going Alone
When you just need a costume for yourself, the choices can be endless. We've narrowed down the list to our favorites, and we think you'll agree once you see these fun ideas.Continue to 20 of 67 below.
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John Snow Costume
Get ready to bend the knee as Jon Snow this Halloween. The main ingredient in this DIY get-up is the black cloak. To hack, attach a faux fur collar to an inexpensive robe or cape.Continue to 21 of 67 below.
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DIY Groot Costume
Experienced do-it-yourselfers can create this homemade Groot costume for kids in a couple of days.Continue to 22 of 67 below.
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Hippie Costume
Channel your inner flower child with this hippie costume idea. Keep in mind round sunglasses are a necessary accessory.Continue to 23 of 67 below.
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DIY Snow White Costume
Forget about dressing as Elsa. These days Disney fans are going retro for Halloween. Case in point, this DIY Snow White costume.Continue to 24 of 67 below.
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Wonder Woman Costume
Become an Amazonian goddess (and also one of the founding members of the Justice League) by wearing a Wonder Woman costume.Continue to 25 of 67 below.
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Girl Scout Costume
Thanks to Russell, the lovable character from the animated movie, Up, donning a cub or girl scout uniform for Halloween is a favorite last minute idea.Continue to 26 of 67 below.
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DIY Jellyfish Costume
Standout from the crowd with this bedazzling jellyfish outfit. The twinkling lights are battery operated LEDs.Continue to 27 of 67 below.
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Best Ideas for Kids
Kids' costumes are so much fun and there's nothing (other than candy) that gets a kid more excited for Halloween than the moment they've decided on who or what they're going to be.Continue to 28 of 67 below.
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DIY Dinosaur Costume
Cutesy dino costumes are for toddlers. This handmade Spinosaurus costume is perfect for kids older than three years.Continue to 29 of 67 below.
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Princess Moana Costume
Your little adventurer can sail through Halloween in this sweet DIY Princess Moana costume.Continue to 30 of 67 below.
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Princess Belle Halloween Costume
Your little Belle can be the queen of the ball for Halloween with this princess costume inspired by Beauty and the Beast.Continue to 31 of 67 below.
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Troll Costume
We can't think of a cuter Halloween idea for small kids than this Princess Poppy troll costume.Continue to 32 of 67 below.
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Baby Yoda Costume
If you think you're never too young to celebrate Halloween, this Yoda costume just may be the cutest get-up for your wee one.Continue to 33 of 67 below.
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Pineapple Onesie
Turn your baby into an adorable pineapple for Halloween with a cute homemade onesie.Continue to 34 of 67 below.
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No-Sew Lightning McQueen Car Costume
Do you stink at sewing? Dress up your little one in this no-sew Lightning McQueen costume.Continue to 35 of 67 below.
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Cupcake Costume
Your little one can be the sweetest thing for Halloween in this adorable cupcake costume. Don't you just love the pom-pom sprinkles.Continue to 36 of 67 below.
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Jetpack Costume
Create the illusion of taking off in a jetpack with this ingenious outfit that conceals legs with faux flames.Continue to 37 of 67 below.
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Best Ideas for Families
There's nothing more "aww!"-inspiring than a family that gets dressed up together. Celebrities like Neil Patrick Harris are known for their adorable dressed-up families on Halloween, and with these ideas, your family could be totally Instagram-worthy too!Continue to 38 of 67 below.
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Peter Pan Halloween Costumes
Think Halloween is for folks who never want to grow up? This Peter Pan themed family costume recreates the magic of Neverland for both kids and adults.Continue to 39 of 67 below.
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Lego Movie
Because Halloween is a family affair, this LEGO Movie pin is racking up thousands of saves. Experienced do-it-yourselfers can make these DIY costumes with cardboard boxes.Continue to 40 of 67 below.
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Squints and Wendy Peffercorn Couples Costume
Think The Sandlot is the best coming of age flick ever? Then you and your significant other can suit-up as the movie's cute duo, Squints, and Wendy Peffercorn.Continue to 41 of 67 below.
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Care Bear Family Costume
These no-sew Care Bear costumes are a cinch to make. The DIY supply list includes sweatshirts, sweatpants, puff paint, and fabric glue.
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Star Wars Costumes
The force is strong with this family. Even better, dressing up as Leia, Han Solo or Luke Skywalker is easier than you think with this Star Wars costumes tutorial.Continue to 43 of 67 below.
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Mother of all Dragons Costume
Rule the roost as the mother of all dragons with this creative family costume.Continue to 44 of 67 below.
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Mario Kart Costume
Round up the spouse and kids for this cute Mario Kart family costume. The best part there's an excellent chance you already own all the stuff needed to throw this group, get-up together.Continue to 45 of 67 below.
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Jelly Beans Costume
Who says you can't dress sweet for Halloween? These jelly bean costumes are a snap to make. To get started, you'll need a couple of transparent garbage bags and several dozen balloons in delicious colors.Continue to 46 of 67 below.
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Beauty and the Beast Characters
Arguably, the award for the best family costume of the year goes to this fam dressed up as characters from Beauty and the Beast.Continue to 47 of 67 below.
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Lady and the Tramp Family Costume
Trick or treating is a family activity. So dress up your pack in this Lady and the Tramp costume.Continue to 48 of 67 below.
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Best Halloween Makeup Ideas
From stunning to scary, learn how to create a makeup look so Halloween-worthy, you don't even need a costume.Continue to 49 of 67 below.
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Pixilated Face Makeup
Beauty junkies can dip into their makeup stash to compute this pixilated face. The tutorial precisely explains how to contour and highlight.Continue to 50 of 67 below.
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Unicorn Halloween Costume
You're not basic, so why settle for a traditional Halloween costume when you can be a magical unicorn instead?Continue to 51 of 67 below.
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Space Alien Costume
Ditch that sexy nurse costume for this glamours and ultramodern space alien makeover tutorial.Continue to 52 of 67 below.
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Giraffe Makeup Tutorial
You can become the world's tallest mammal for Halloween with this giraffe makeup tutorial.Continue to 53 of 67 below.
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Wednesday Addams Tutorial
Go goth for Halloween with this Wednesday Addams makeup tutorial (and yes it's spelled with two d's).Continue to 54 of 67 below.
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Galaxy Makeup
Be a magical pixie for Halloween with this galaxy-inspired makeup idea.Continue to 55 of 67 below.
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Creepy Clown Makeup
If freaky clowns are your thing, this scary-good makeup tutorial shows how to create a creepy beautiful face.Continue to 56 of 67 below.
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Spider Woman Makeup
This spidery tutorial uses face paint from the Halloween store to create a fantastic mask.Continue to 57 of 67 below.
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Daenerys Targaryen Costume
Take back the throne with this Daenerys Targaryen makeup tutorial. Tip: Nailing this look is all about the blonde braids.Continue to 58 of 67 below.
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Best Pregnancy Costumes
It's not technically baby's first Halloween, but that doesn't mean you can't create a costume perfectly fit for you and your baby bump. Some of these are so cute, you may not be able to choose!Continue to 59 of 67 below.
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Kangaroo and Joey Costume
Show off your baby bump by sporting this super cute kangaroo mom and joey get-up.Continue to 60 of 67 below.
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Maternity Avocado Costume
Got a bun in the oven? This clever avocado costume is perfect for pregnant people.Continue to 61 of 67 below.
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Mummy Maternity Costume
Here's a gauzy costume for any mummy to be.Continue to 62 of 67 below.
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Gumball Machine Costume
Got a pea in the pod? Flaunt your belly with this adorable pom-pom, gumball machine costume.Continue to 63 of 67 below.
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Chia Pet Dog Costume
Ch-ch-ch-doggy! Turn your fur baby into a terra-cotta animal planter with this cute Chia pet costume tutorial.Continue to 65 of 67 below.
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Wonder Woman Cat Costume
Cats are superior beings especially when they're wearing this Wonder Woman costume.Continue to 66 of 67 below.
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Lion Mane for Dog
Any intermediate knitter can whip up this ridiculously cute lion's mane costume for dogs. So that you know, the best yarn color to use should match your pup's fur.Continue to 67 of 67 below.
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Headless Horseman Costume for Dogs
Your four-legged companion will be the talk of the dog run with this spooky headless horseman costume.


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Monday, April 14
What's very unusual this year is that spring hasn't really sprung yet. Typically ALL the kids are wound up like springs filled with energy as soon as the weather turns warmer. This year as we end the kids are still in the winter calm. Nope, I'm not complaining in the least bit! LOL!
Anyway, busy day ahead for me. Baking for the refreshment time after our Awards ceremony, putting together special bags of goodies for my special group of Chums, writing notes of appreciation to my helpers, AND getting the AWANA Store stocked a bit. I'll be tired by the end of the day!
Any special plans for your Monday?
Have a good day in your garden!
Tammy ~@~
4 comments:
- stephseef said...
Good morning Tammy!
My garden this morning is filled with 3 little people who need to be fed and watered.. and I can do that! God gives more than enough grace - if only I'd live into His grace more each day.
This is a big week around here - on Thursday I go in for my 3D/4D ultrasound - we'll find out gender and get the word that all is well. Me and my geriatric uterus [according to my doctor!! :)].... we're looking forward to a good report.
And... HIGH OF 66 BY WEDNESDAY!!! Thanks be to GOD!
- April 14, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- mom said...
Good evening, Steph!
A busy day here...I'm tuckered out now!
Oh my! How exciting about your upcoming ultrasound! I'll be praying for you :-)
Yes, I've heard rumors of warmer weather and will believe it when I see it, although it was absolutely gorgeous today even though it was on the cool side. Just seeing the SUN puts a smile on my face!
- April 14, 2008 at 10:17 PM
- Donna Boucher said...
I'm so glad you two found one another :o)
Bless you for helping so much with Awana. You are a blessing to all of those little souls :o)
- April 14, 2008 at 11:03 PM
- mom said...
Thanks, Donna :-) I think they are more of a blessing to me though!
- April 15, 2008 at 7:58 AM


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Jamie [TV Series] (1971)Run Time - 25 min. | Countries - UK |
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Garry Miller starred on this British children's sci-fi series as Jamie Dodger, an ordinary youngster with some rather extraordinary friends. One of these was the mysterious Mr. Zed (Aubrey Morris), who gave Jamie a marvelous magic carpet, enabling the boy to travel backward in time. Thus did the series' producers serve up history lessons to its young audience in as entertaining a manner as possible. The first of Jamie's 13 episodes was telecast on June 6, 1971.


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Yeah, you read it right! And no, no one is kidding!
Students in UC - Berkeley can take up StarCraft studies for college credits. The only thing the students could want in addition to this is a Blizzard sponsorship and playing around in StarCraft II!
Read all about this marvellously educating college course (that WILL give you college credits)!
Course Description:
UC Berkeley students with an interest in real-time strategy games and the competitive gaming landscape are encouraged to participate in this class.
This course will go in-depth in the theory of how war is conducted within the confines of the game Starcraft. There will be lecture on various aspects of the game, from the viewpoint of pure theory to the more computational aspects of how exactly battles are conducted.
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Dang, i wish i studied there, Unlike Dorjan though.. id probably recieve a fail :P
I love the fact you actually get college credits for it! Amazing.
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Bleeding Libraries
A dramatization of what will happen to school libraries when poorly conceived budget cuts close libraries
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[scene opens inside a school library, filled with students and bustling with activity]
NARRATOR: Libraries are fundamental to student achievement.
[the camera focuses on a young girl reading a book]
NARRATOR: The collections support the curriculum, and provide rich and varied reading resources for all students and teachers.
[cut to a male student running into the library (apparently to hide from a gang of bullies), then cut to a flier which reads "Library Rules: Do something productive. Allow other people to be productive. Be respectful of other people and their property"]
NARRATOR: School districts throughout the United States are closing libraries.
[somebody suddenly steps on the flier, as it's revealed that students are carrying armfuls of books out of the library while the alarm sounds]
NARRATOR: The value of the library assets of a large school district can exceed 300 million dollars.
[more people are shown carrying library property (such as whiteboards, projectors, tables and chairs) out the door without consequence]
NARRATOR: A closed library without a librarian will be stripped of resources and fall into disrepair.
[cut to a shot of the previously bustling library fading away to reveal that it is now barren of both students and resources, as people are shown making out and spraying graffiti in front of its locked doors]
[cut to the male student (who had escaped the bullies before) running up to the library only to find that the door is locked, as the bullies throw him down and start pummelling him]
NARRATOR: Closing school libraries will be an educational disaster and a financial disaster.
[cut to a young female student working on a jigsaw puzzle in the library, only for that image to fade away and reveal an overturned table in its place]
[cut to a female librarian walking through the stacks, as the books on the shelves slowly fade away behind her]
[as the librarian exits the library, then scene fades to black, then cut to library staff and students speaking directly to the camera]
ALL: Please! Save school libraries!
From ala.org:
"Bleeding Libraries," a school library advocacy video that examines the plight of the school library when funding is lost and the doors are closed. I asked Laura K. Graff, the visionary behind the video, to share how it came about. Check out the video, then get her take after the jump.
Creating "Bleeding Libraries" by Laura K. Graff, Sun Valley (CA) High School
I had the idea of a video in my mind for a long time. Last year my district decided to shorten library aides' hours in the elementary libraries. All our justifications for keeping all libraries open all day fell on deaf ears. I encouraged library aides to create a video to illustrate what would happen to closed libraries, but nothing happened. This year all library positions — librarians in secondary schools and aides in elementary schools — were eliminated as centrally funded positions. High school positions have been restored, but we're still advocating for middle schools.
I made a list of "shots" and then worked with other librarians to refine the list. I tried unsuccessfully to interest several people in producing the video until another Teacher Librarian suggested his son who works in sound. He had worked with a good director recently, and they assembled a complete crew. I met with the director to go over the shots, text that I had written, and our intentions for the video. The crew consisted of the director, editor, sound person, camera woman, and a few others. They agreed to do the job for $1500, although they were seriously underpaid for the work they did. They felt committed to the project and donated a lot of time. Once the concept was in the director's hands, it was his project. He created a logical narrative from our list of shots. He transformed a list of ideas into a dramatic statement.
We worked on the video from 11:00 AM to 7:30 PM. Librarians from other schools came to assist after school and students participated at lunch and after school. The video crew helped move books and furniture along with everyone else. They even appeared in some sequences. The students were basically volunteers and many of them are library regulars. My principal gave permission for us to make the video, and students had their parents sign release forms.
We had to physically empty the shelves. The only magic was keeping the camera in its exact position after shooting the last scene that showed me walking down the aisle with the books on the shelves. Then we had to move all the books so they could shoot the empty shelves. The fade was in editing. It was a huge challenge to move the books AND place them out of sight. The director and several of the crew "trashed" the library. The director used torn pieces of clear plastic to make the computer monitors appear broken. The crew moved furniture and equipment. We tried to use water soluble markers for tagging but they didn't show up. We switched to tagging on posters and signs. No books, students or furnishings were damaged in the production of this video!
We have just started to promote the video. I uploaded it to Youtube and Vimeo and then posted the URLs on the lm-net and calibk12 listservs, as well as the google groups we have for our own librarians and aides. A librarian in another school district posted it on TeacherTube. UTLA, our teacher's union, posted it on their website. I posted it on my Facebook page, and other librarians, including my sister in New York, have shared it on their own Facebook pages. I know of at least one Twitter. We're in the process of planning distribution to the media, print and online. At this point in time, we're including local newspaper columnists and reporters, state government officials, state education department personnel, state government education committee members, ALA, School Library Journal, and Huffington Post, for a start. Michael Moore is on our list as well. Librarians saved his book from being sent to the dump by the publisher after 9-11. Maybe he can save us.


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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
The Day The Earth Stood Still (2008)
Robert Wise's 1951 film The Day The Earth Stood Still is an acknowledged classic, a stirring sci-fi parable of Cold War paranoia. It was responsible for the creation of the iconic silver-steeled robot Gort, and the phrase "Klaatu barada nikto," one of the most recognizable quotes in movie history. Director Scott Derrickson's 2008 remake updates the story to the present day, and focuses on an environmental message. Needless to say, any remake faces quite high expectations from the original's legions of admirers. I must admit I feared the worst when I saw the trailer, which emphasized shots of massive computer-generated destruction more than the characters. Would the original's personal, human story be compromised for special effects? Well, the answer is yes...and no. There is a human element to the film, and talented actors like Jennifer Connelly and Kathy Bates give the film some weight. But in the end The Day The Earth Stood Still turns into a rather predictable - and boring - sci-fi disaster movie.
Jennifer Connelly is Helen Benson, an esteemed scientist who is part of a team called in to investigate an alien aircraft that is about to land in Manhattan. It arrives in Central Park in the form of a giant luminous sphere, and out comes a massive metallic robot, and an alien named Klaatu. GORT, as he is so nicknamed by the military, is detained, while Klaatu is taken to a hospital where he sheds his alien outer layer to become, well, Keanu Reeves. Although he asks to speak to the United Nations, Klaatu's request is denied. He eventually escapes, along with Helen and her stepson Jacob (Jaden Smith), and they spend the rest of the film on the run from the military. Soon, Klaatu's message becomes clear: his race will exterminate the humans to preserve the planet's capacity for sustaining life.
The cast of The Day The Earth Stood Still deserves far better than the film's script gives them. Jennifer Connelly's leading lady looks have served her well in movies like Dark City and Hulk, but she is above all an extremely talented actress. Her role in The Day The Earth Stood Still is surprisingly unglamorous - her Helen is a weary widow striving to make ends meet, and I believed every minute of it. Kathy Bates and John Cleese also show up - Cleese is mostly wasted in a cameo as a Nobel Prize winning scientist, but Bates gives an entertaining performance as a very commanding Secretary of Defense. As for Reeves, the best I can say is that he doesn't embarrass himself - most of the time. The performance calls for being emotionless, and to that extent Reeves succeeds. But not surprisingly, it is quite a dull performance.
The film is technically well-made - visually appealing, with a few outstanding setpieces. The first sequence, set in 1928, is intriguing and mysterious and captured my attention immediately. I was also impressed with the first arrival of the sphere in New York - a faithful, atmospheric recreation of the scene from the 1951 film. But the filmmakers don't know how to handle Gort, perhaps the most memorable character from the original. In the original, he was played by a man in a suit; in the remake he is a Godzilla-sized, computer-generated creation. The effect is not convincing, and the scenes with Gort are often unintentionally laughable - as are the military attack scenes, which interrupt the storyline and seem to belong in another film entirely.
Still, I must respect the film for keeping the main focus on the characters, as the 1951 version did. They may not be the most interesting characters - Jacob, Helen's stepson, is a particularly contrived and annoying character - but the cast does their best with the material. Only in the last half-hour or so does the film lose the human focus, as the director indulges in special effects extravaganzas showing buildings and stadiums being destroyed.
And then there is the message. I have no problem with an environmental message - my favorite film of 2008, Wall-E, had a strong environmental message but displayed it in an intelligent and elegant manner. In contrast, the message of The Day The Earth Stood Still is cumbersome to the story as well as being downright silly. The 1951 film was very humanistic, calling for an end to war and violence. The 2008 version seems to suggest that if we compromise the existence of other species on the planet, we deserve to die. I also find some hypocrisy in a movie that advocates environmental awareness but has blatant product placement for McDonalds.
The Day The Earth Stood Still is a competent but misguided remake of a classic. Despite the efforts of an able cast, and a few memorable sequences, the film ultimately falls on its face, with a preachy message and far too much emphasis on action. It is not a terrible film by any means, and might stand up better if not compared to the original. But any remake has to be compared to the original, and there really is no comparison. The main problem plaguing this version of The Day The Earth Stood Still is that it has no earthly reason to exist.
Verdict: B -
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Labels: 2000s, 2008, american, jennifer connelly, keanu reeves, new release, remake, science fiction, scott derrickson
Sunday, December 28, 2008
My Darling Clementine (1946)
There is a certain old-fashioned sensibility about John Ford's My Darling Clementine that is charming in this day and age. The few modern Westerns that do exist tend to be grim and serious and violent, but My Darling Clementine is an entirely different beast. It is an almost genteel film, where the characters and comedic moments take precedence over the violence. I mean this only as a compliment; John Ford wrote the book on how to make Westerns, and by all accounts this is one of his finest. While not as serious or artful a work as The Searchers, the movie is a near-perfect example of studio film-making by one of the great American directors.
Henry Fonda plays Wyatt Earp, who along with his three brothers is hustling cattle to California. They decide to stop at a small town named Tombstone for the night, leaving behind the youngest brother, James, to watch the cattle. Upon their return, the Earp brothers find James dead and the cattle stolen. Wyatt decides to take the job of marshall in Tombstone, in an attempt to bring law to the untamed town and to avenge his brother's death. Soon enough, though, he runs into trouble with the local powers, like Doc Holliday (Victor Mature) and Old Man Clanton (Walter Brennan), both of whom Wyatt suspects might have been involved in James' death.
Intercut with all of this is the love story between Wyatt and Clementine Carter (Cathy Downs), a schoolteacher from Boston who arrives in Tombstone chasing her old flame Doc Holliday. Clementine, though, has deceptively little screen time in the film that is named after her. She arrives almost 40 minutes into the film, and shares very few scenes with Fonda. Still, her presence is key. Her shy, sweet character is contrasted with the saucy yet disloyal Chihuahua (Linda Darnell), a saloon singer and Holliday's current plaything. Clementine also gives the film its emotional center, and despite little screen time, provides the film with one of its most memorable scenes. At a community dance, Wyatt seems unsure whether to ask Clementine to dance, but eventually sums up the courage, tossing aside his hat in resolve and bringing her to the floor. What is at first a stiff and awkward dance turns into a dance of joy as the town's residents cheer on the marshall and his "lady fair." It is a simple and joyous scene, the kind that would never be found in today's Westerns.
My Darling Clementine tells an essentially violent story of revenge and corruption, though, and there are many of the typical Western conventions - bar fights, shootouts, riots, and wonderfully politically incorrect dialogue ("What kind of town is this anyway, selling liquor to Indians?"). But still, Ford is more interested in the characters than in any conventions or setpieces. The climatic gunfight at the OK Corral is over quickly, and rather forgettable. Rather, the most memorable moments in My Darling Clementine are the simplest ones - like the dance scene, or the scene where an actor drunkenly recites from Hamlet in a bar, or Wyatt's farewell to Clementine at the end of the film. The beautiful vistas of Monument Valley, as photographed by Joseph MacDonald, are also impressive.
The story of Wyatt Earp has been retold numerous times in various films. Ford's was not even the first one - that distinction goes to 1939's Frontier Marshall. Since then, films like Gunfight at the OK Corral, Tombstone, Doc, and Wyatt Earp have all been versions of the same tale. From what I gather, these films are more historically accurate than Ford's version. But I would be surprised if any is as effective and enjoyable a piece of cinema as My Darling Clementine. The movie is lush, gorgeously photographed, joyful, and entertaining from beginning to end. Is it a fictionalized, inaccurate, sentimental piece of romanticism? Absolutely. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
Verdict: A
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Labels: 1940s, 1946, american, classic, henry fonda, john ford, my darling clementine, western
Friday, December 26, 2008
The Bride Wore Black (1968)
What happens when one acclaimed director deliberately styles his film after another? That is one question answered by The Bride Wore Black, François Truffaut's tribute to Alfred Hitchcock. Although the two directors worked in very different genres and styles (not to mention countries), they had great admiration for each other's work - Truffaut even published a book of his interviews with Hitchcock. But imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and Truffaut decided to film a deliberately Hitchcockian thriller. The resulting film is not as inventive or influential as some of Truffaut's other films, like The 400 Blows or Shoot the Piano Player, nor does it rise to the heights of Hitchcock's greatest films. But it is a perfectly effective and clever little film about a woman set on revenge at any cost.
We are first introduced to the titular bride, Julie Kohler (Jeanne Moreau), when her mother foils her clumsy suicide attempt. Soon after, she leaves on a revenge mission to kill the five men who accidentally shot her husband. This motive is not revealed immediately - Truffaut makes an effective use of flashbacks at different stages in the story to slowly reveal the connections between the men, and to display the awful truth behind what happened that wedding day.
Hitchcock's influence is readily apparent throughout The Bride Wore Black. The plot itself is pure Hitchcock, and Jeanne Moreau's icy protagonist (or antagonist, depending on how you see it) would be perfectly at home in any of his films. The movie is also stylistically similar to much of Hitchcock's work, using bright colors and employing a Bernard Herrmann score (Herrmann was Hitchcock's main composer). Individual scenes, as well, struck me as possible homages. The first victim's death (by plunging from a high building) is rather clumsily filmed, but no doubt inspired by Vertigo. And a scene at a classical concert struck me as a possible nod to the climax of The Man Who Knew Too Much. But beyond any superficial homages, The Bride Wore Black is most closely related to Hitchcock in the way it finds the terrifying in the ordinary. Like Hitchcock, Truffaut establishes his characters very slowly. A scene at the beginning, where two friends are conversing about women and love, reminded me of The Birds, which is basically a romance story before the bird attacks ravage the town. Similarly, Truffaut establishes a seemingly banal setting and then startles us by introducing violence.
The Bride Wore Black may be effective as an homage, but it is not as effective as a thriller unto itself. At times the film limps on rather slowly without much of a point. There is one scene that achieves a high level of suspense, but there are few genuinely frightening moments. Perhaps I am wrong, though, in even classifying the film as a thriller. One could easily argue that the movie is a black comedy. Many scenes have an ironic or even comic overtone, particularly the brilliant final scene.
The Bride Wore Black is a modest little film. It was not career-defining for Truffaut, nor will it be life-changing for anybody. It was, perhaps, more of an experiment for Truffaut than anything. But the film has its fair share of merits. It is an entertaining revenge film, anchored by a strong lead performance, capped off with a nice dose of black humor.
Verdict: B
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Labels: 1960s, 1968, alfred hitchcock, crime, drama, foreign, francois truffaut, french, new wave
Monday, December 22, 2008
L'avventura (1960)
L'avventura (English title: The Adventure) is a strange title for any film. It is certainly a nondescript title, and it implies a sort of light-hearted escapism. But Michelangelo Antonioni's 1960 film offers nothing of the sort. It is a film where the "adventure" - namely the disappearance of a wealthy socialite on an island - plays second fiddle to the characters and their relationships. This deception initially led to a vitriolic public reaction, and the film was booed by the audience when it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 1960. But two years later it was voted by Sight & Sound as the second greatest film of all time, and it is regarded as a milestone in foreign cinema today.
The story begins with two wealthy friends, Anna (Lea Massari) and Claudia (Monica Vitti) leaving to go on a yacht trip. Anna brings her boyfriend Sandro (Gabriele Ferzetti), whom she feels frustrated with and distant from. The three depart, along with two other couples, for their excursion. After making a stop at an island, the company soon discovers that Anna is missing. They search the island and call in the police, but to no avail. After a few days worrying, everyone goes on with their lives - including Sandro and Claudia, who are beginning to fall in love.
L'avventura never resolves the mystery of what happened to Anna. It doesn't need to, because that is not what the film is about. Anna's disappearance only sets the stage to illuminate the shallowness of the main characters' lives. Days after his girlfriend's disappearance, Sandro and Claudia share a kiss, and proclaim their love for one another. In the same period of time, Giulia (Dominique Blanchar), another friend of Anna's, begins to crack jokes about her disappearance. She has also begun dating a 17 year-old painter, seemingly bored with her previous squeeze, an older man named Corrado. Immediately we begin to understand one of the points of L'avventura - friendships mean nothing to these people. They lead perfectly comfortable yet incredibly empty lives. Pauline Kael put it better than I ever could: "Too shallow to be truly lonely, they are people trying to escape their boredom by reaching out to one another and finding only boredom once again.'' In this way, the themes of L'avventura are very similar to those in La Dolce Vita, another Italian film released the same year.
L'avventura is also notable for its beautiful cinematography. In fact, the film won a special jury prize at Cannes in part for "the beauty of its images." Yet the cinematography did not inspire me in the way that films like Lawrence of Arabia do. It is perfectly adequate, even above average, but I think almost anyone can make shots of Italian islands and crashing waves look appealing. Few images stayed with me, with the exception of the last scene. It is an exquisite, silent scene that relies on the power of images rather than dialogue to bring the film full circle. That is the second reason why the film won the jury prize - it was cited for the creation of a "new cinematic language." The film did not rely on plot gimmicks, narration, or even much dialogue to tell its story, preferring instead to focus on the images.
L'avventura is a very accomplished and influential film, but it did not resonate with me the way that La Dolce Vita did. I found La Dolce Vita a more profound film, with deeper themes. Yet a comparison between the two may be unfair, and I have found that many foreign films require at least two viewings before full appreciation sets in. On its own terms, L'avventura is a fascinating and intelligent film as well as an important landmark of cinema.
Verdict: B+
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Labels: 1960, 1960s, classic, drama, foreign, italian, michelangelo antonioni, monica vitti
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Raging Bull (1980)
We all know the classic underdog story - a young, up-and-coming athlete with a troubled past upsets a formidable opponent to be crowned the new champion. Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull turns this formula on its head, depicting a talented boxer who wins the championship but alienates his friends and family, eventually becoming a fat drunkard who performs terrible nightclub acts. Raging Bull is a biopic, telling the true story of Jake LaMotta, but it is so much more than a simple memoir. It is a story about failure to communicate, and about sexism, and about family. It is also a textbook example of acting, editing, and cinematography - all in service of a deeply human story.
After a brief scene in 1964, in which LaMotta (Robert De Niro) rehearses his nightclub routine, the film cuts to a fight in 1941 between LaMotta and Jimmy Reeves. Immediately we can see that Scorsese is not interested in toning down the violence. The fights in the film are brutal - blood flies, sweat drips, smoke drifts, and lightbulbs flash. At times, unconventional sound effects like swooping birds are used as LaMotta closes in on his prey. Slow-motion is used to great effect, and the sheer violence is striking - not only for the combatants, but for the fight's audience as well. After a controversial decision in the first fight, a brawl erupts in the audience that culminates in several women being trampled by men. In another fight, LaMotta throws a punch that sends blood splattering into several spectators' faces. But even in their brutality, many of the images in the fight scenes have a certain beauty to them. In one slo-mo shot, water is poured over LaMotta and it gently cascades downward. In another shot, the rope boundaries of the ring literally drip with blood. These masterful, unrelenting sequences lose little of their effectiveness today, even though they have been aped countless times in other films.
Soon after the first fight, Jake's brother and manager Joey (Joe Pesci) introduces him to Vickie (Cathy Moriarty), a beautiful 15 year-old whom Jake becomes infatuated with, despite having a wife at home. Jake's relationship with his wife is abusive - he screams at her for overcooking his steak, throws tables around the house, and threatens her. His relationship with Vickie is downright gentle compared to his abusive relationship with his wife. It is only when he actually marries Vickie that his attitude changes. Jake expects Vickie to obey him blindly - to fetch him coffee and be a nice little housewife with no social life of her own. When his brother Joey asks Jake to apologize to Vickie, Jake can't do it. He doesn't understand that Vickie feels like a prisoner, and instead of apologizing he just starts making out with her. To Jake Vickie is just an object, a disposable pleasure rather than a serious partner. Needless to say, the marriage turns to distrust, abuse, and eventually separation by the end of the movie.
Another pivotal relationship in the film is the one between Jake and his brother Joey. On the surface, the two are very similar, with hot tempers and loud mouths. But Joey is fundamentally different from his brother. He cares more deeply about his family and is far more reasonable than Jake. At one point, though, Joey's temper gets the better of him, and he gets into a huge bar brawl with a man he suspects of sleeping with Vickie. It is abundantly clear that Joey deeply loves his brother, but it seems that the only way he can express this love is through blind rage. The same is true of Jake. In one scene, Jake has the preposterous idea that Joey slept with Vickie, and he barges into his house to fight him. When Vickie later urges Jake to apologize for this misunderstanding, Jake can't do it - even over the phone. There is a real inability to communicate between these two characters, and by the end of the film Jake has completely alienated Joey.
De Niro is fascinating to watch in the scenes that depict Jake's later years. It is well-known cinematic lore that De Niro put on a significant amount of weight to play this role, but the performance goes beyond physical transformation. De Niro perfectly expresses a sort of phoned-in happiness that masks a layer of sorrow. In his later years, Jake fools himself into believing that he is happy, when it is clear to everyone else that he is not. We first see the older Jake in 1956 Miami being photographed for a newspaper. He sits by a pool, explaining why he is happiest in retirement - how he doesn't have to worry about weight and can spend more time with his family. Minutes later, of course, we see a drunken Jake telling unfunny jokes at his nightclub, we see Vickie finally announce that she will leave him, and we see Jake thrown into a jail cell, where he smashes his head against the wall, screaming "Why? Why? Why?" And in the final scene, before he goes on stage, he addresses himself in the mirror: "Go get 'em, champ." He still thinks he's a champion, even when no one else does.
I notice that I have spent a lot of time describing the characters and relationships of Raging Bull without critiquing it very much. But there is really not a whole lot to criticize about the movie. My only gripe, perhaps is that the film feels disjointed at times. The storyline skips years at a time without seeming like any time has passed at all. This is particularly problematic for Cathy Moriarty, who plays the crucial role of Vickie. The actress, who was 19 at the time of shooting, seems far older than 15 in the early scenes and far younger than 30 or so in the later scenes. Still, her performance itself cannot be faulted.
Raging Bull is truly a film where all of the elements come together. De Niro is rightly praised for his performance, but the film's success belongs equally to Scorsese, to the other cast members, to the screenwriters, to the editor, and to the cinematographer. It is rightly revered as a masterpiece, and 28 years later it regularly tops lists of the greatest films of all time. Funny, then, to think that Raging Bull nearly never got made. Scorsese repeatedly turned it down, and fell far behind schedule during production. But he prevailed, and delivered a true masterpiece.
Verdict: A
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Labels: 1980, 1980s, american, biopic, classic, drama, joe pesci, martin scorsese, raging bull, robert de niro, sports
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Cool Hand Luke is about a young war veteran who is forced into a chain gang for a petty crime. There, he is tormented and abused by the tyrants who run the place. By this description alone, one could safely assume that Cool Hand Luke is a tragic, gritty drama. Yet I found the film strangely optimistic, a stirring affirmation of the human spirit in the face of adversity. And who better to embody such a spirit than Paul Newman, who exudes both a tough manliness and tender humanity in the role of Luke. It is perhaps his most fondly remembered role, and not without reason. Newman is Luke, and to imagine anyone else in the role is nearly impossible.
Lucas Jackson is first arrested at the beginning of the film for cutting off the heads of parking meters (as he explains later, "Small town, not much to do in the evenin'"). For this petty crime, Luke is forced to join a chain gang for two years. His fellow convicts, particularly a character named Dragline (George Kennedy) are at first put off by his status as a war vet and his outspoken attitude. But they begin to admire him for his bravery and free spirit at the same time that the prison wardens begin to punish him for it. "What we have here is...failure to communicate," Strother Martin's Captain famously tells Luke. But what they really have is a clash of wills, a clash of ideals, a clash of attitudes that eventually leads to untold suffering for Luke.
Cool Hand Luke has a strongly anti-authoritarian message. The prison guards are, for the most part, portrayed as sadistic tyrants who are obsessed with rules. One intimidating character, referred to as the "Man with No Eyes," wears reflective sunglasses and carries a shotgun everywhere he goes. He is the symbol of authority in the film. Yet the movie never bashes you over the head with its message, and there is some moral ambiguity. When one guard is forced to put Luke in the dreaded "box" for the night, he confesses that he doesn't want to do it, but is just doing his job. This line shows that the guards may simply be acting on orders, rather than actively trying to make the convicts' lives miserable.
Cool Hand Luke also functions as a Christ metaphor. Subtlety is not the key word here, however. After the egg-eating contest, Luke lies sprawled on a table in the crucified position. Luke refers to God as "Old Man." And like Jesus, Luke is a good person who endures suffering at the hands of those who misunderstand him.
Cool Hand Luke has a strongly anti-authoritarian message. The prison guards are, for the most part, portrayed as sadistic tyrants who are obsessed with rules. One intimidating character, referred to as the "Man with No Eyes," wears reflective sunglasses and carries a shotgun everywhere he goes. He is the symbol of authority in the film. Yet the movie never bashes you over the head with its message, and there is some moral ambiguity. When one guard is forced to put Luke in the dreaded "box" for the night, he confesses that he doesn't want to do it, but is just doing his job. This line shows that the guards may simply be acting on orders, rather than actively trying to make the convicts' lives miserable.
Cool Hand Luke also functions as a Christ metaphor. Subtlety is not the key word here, however. After the egg-eating contest, Luke lies sprawled on a table in the crucified position. Luke refers to God as "Old Man." And like Jesus, Luke is a good person who endures suffering at the hands of those who misunderstand him.
There I go again, making Cool Hand Luke sound far more depressing than it really is. It is true that the story has many tragic elements, and great critics like Roger Ebert have argued that it is a deeply pessimistic movie. But I think they are missing the point. Even the sad, poignant scenes have a strong dose of humor and warmth.
Take, for example, the scene where Luke's mother Arletta (Jo Van Pleet) comes to visit. There are, of course, the moments of regret and sorrow, like when Arletta confesses to Luke how she always wanted to see him have grandchildren. But even though Arletta is close to death, her spirit is fully intact. This is no frail old woman. She sits in the back of a truck, cracking jokes, swearing, and puffing on a cigarette. She never once scolds Luke, but rather tries to enjoy the little remaining time she has with her son. Even on the tender subject of Luke's father, who apparently left years ago, Arletta finds the humor. "Your old man, Luke. He wasn't much good for sticking around, but dammit he made me laugh!"
That sort of optimism pervades the film from the start. When Luke is first arrested, he flashes a drunken grin at the officers. When he is beaten to a bloody pulp by Dragline, he determinedly keeps fighting. When he takes on the sickening challenge of eating 50 eggs in an hour, he fulfills the task with bravado. And even after he has been captured by the prison wardens for the second time, when it seems like his spirit has been broken, he flashes a weak smile. Newman has a sort of quiet strength that carries these scenes. After all that he has suffered, both physically and emotionally, Luke's spirit is intact to the end. It's all summed up perfectly by Dragline at the end of the film - "That old Luke smile. Oh, Luke. He was some boy. Cool Hand Luke. Hell, he's a natural-born world-shaker."
Verdict: A -
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Labels: 1960s, 1967, american, classic, cool hand luke, drama, george kennedy, paul newman
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