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Joe Brown, a 14-year banking veteran, has been named BB&T Chattanooga market president. In his role, Brown will supervise the bank's commercial banking team in Chattanooga and be responsible for all local BB&T community and banking activities.
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The driver of a black Ford F-150 extended truck traveling in the wrong lane led to a Dallas Bay Volunteer Fire Department vehicle crashing Wednesday afternoon and then the shutting the 1900 block of Hixson Pike to traffic.
The nationally third-ranked Lee University softball team will end its NAIA affiliation next week in the 10-team national championship tournament after defeating 14th-ranked Olivet Nazarene 16-8 Wednesday afternoon for the championship of the Opening Round series hosted by Lee at Butler Field.
Even with extra help from Mother Nature this spring, the Tennessee Valley Authority still will boost the fuel-cost portion of electric bills next month.
A 24-year-old Chickamauga, Ga., man's body was found floating in the water face down off Panama City Beach this week.
ANTIQUE ALLEY YARD SALE — U.S. 11 from Bristol, Va., to Merdian, Miss. Vendors set up for roadside sales today-Sunday, May 16-19. Route passes through Monroe, McMinn, Bradley and Hamilton counties in Tennessee; Dade County, Ga.; and DeKalb County, Ala. www.us11antiquealley.com.
The budget deficit for the current year is projected to come in well below what was estimated just a few months ago, a development that could further curb the already slowing momentum for a budget pact this year.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Chattanooga Football Club's stay in the 100th U.S. Open Cup was a short one, though there was nothing short about its first-round game Tuesday night at Macpherson Stadium.
T-Mobile has quietly increased its price of the iPhone 5 by $50, raising the down payment to $149.99.
A 126th Athens Park Blood gang member was shot in the abdomen while he was walking in the 4200 block of Fagan Street early Monday morning.
Whitfield County, Ga., sheriff's deputies on Friday arrested a former gymnastics instructor and charged him with computer pornography and child exploitation, a news release states.
An early morning shooting Sunday left one woman with a gunshot wound to the shoulder, according to a news release.
Tribal leaders of three Cherokee nations will take part in a memorial service Saturday observing the 175th anniversary of the Trail of Tears.
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Debbie Ledford Melton, general manager/owner of Don Ledford Automotive Center Inc. Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac, was named Bedwell Small Businessperson of the Year by the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce.
These people filed for marriage licenses in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office April 29-May 3:
A 29-year-old man has been arrested after stealing an ambulance from an Erlanger hospital parking area Friday afternoon, Hamilton County Sheriff's Office officials said.
• Hixson Council Community Coffee at 8 a.m. Tuesday at Country Inn & Suites: 5000 New Country Drive. The event is free and open to the public.
Chattanooga's Wesley Cash is one match away from repeating as a United States Tennis Association national 55s indoor doubles champion, but with a different partner from last year.
A jury convicted a Dalton man Friday of rape, aggravated sodomy and making false statements to police.
* Lauren Lewis, Baylor: She went 2-for-4 with a home run, two runs scored and three RBIs in a 12-0 softball win over Brentwood Academy.
These are new cases, according to court records, that were filed in the Chattanooga and Winchester offices of U.S. Bankruptcy courts Eastern District of Tennessee, May 2-8:
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced Thursday it has promoted James R. "Bob" Dalrymple as senior vice president of coal and gas operations overseeing more than 150 coal, combined cycle gas, and simple cycle gas units.
A Sevierville man faces bigamy charges after his wife told police he has two other wives.
Senior soccer player Clair Lanter from Soddy-Daisy and baseball pitcher David Eskew received the 2013 Charles Paul Conn Athlete of the Year awards at Lee University.
The Coca-Cola Big Orange Caravan with University of Tennessee coaches Butch Jones, Cuonzo Martin and Holly Warlick will be at the Chattanooga Convention Center a week from tonight, beginning with dinner at 6:30. Doors will open at 6. Vice chancellor and athletic director Dave Hart will join his top coaches in speaking.
East Hamilton coach Steve Garland played a hunch before Wednesday's District 6-AA baseball final against Central.
Keller Williams agents in Chattanooga will be spending today working at the Chambliss Center for Children, which cares for more than 700 children a day.
Corey Swafford, GPS: She allowed no hits and struck out six in three innings on the mound as GPS topped Ensworth, 4-0.
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A 46-year-old man was the victim of Monday afternoon's single-vehicle crash on Eureka Road in Bradley County, authorities said in a news release.
Chattanooga State will not be repeating as NJCAA national softball champion, but Lady Tigers sophomore Lacye Walker from Grace Academy was the 2013 TCCAA most valuable player after the team's third-place league finish.


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The possible U.S. prosecution of Edward Snowden could pose a tricky test for the extradition agreements between the United States and Hong Kong, which is part of China but operates under its own legal system.
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A key question raised by the federal government's mass collection of Verizon's phone records is how so much data could be turned over in the name of national security.
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school sucks dick. im in science right now and its goin off at the beach. i might be out there at 2 30 tho
school sucks dick. im in science right now and its goin off at the beach. i might be out there at 2 30 tho
im in school as well in nova net class...it sucks even worse...
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{noahb}when i get high it fracks me upyou know those flip books when you flip the pages it makes a movie kinda,when i get hight thats what i look at
naw i cant. we got security gaurds at each door. is that mike geldart. im skimdaddys son. alex
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what the hell is nova net
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if anyone has cared to notice the only time im on skimonline is when im at school
if anyone has cared to notice im always on skimonline
yah and u post 40 posts in a row... either way thats impressive
haha i get on for the whole day in 2 out 4 classes
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i was really drunk, and i pretty much had to keep posting. it had to be done.
yea good job i must say that was quite impressive
it's going off? Damn I wish I could go. Maybe I'll try to hit up a morning sesh. It's been like over a month..
I've been out of the skimming too, it's pretty gay. Since shcool has started the only free time I have is on weekends, and those are normally packed with hanging out with people and/or partying. I'm trying to get out once this weekend though, three day weekend aww yea.Originally Posted by ZapBulletRider
watch the moving bodies as they react to the sound
u used to hit up the skim forum last year a ton but this year they made a bs rule that if you get caught checking e mail/forums u get in deep shit including being kicked off the comp for the year and i need the comp for some of my classes so i don't even chance it.
alex were gonna start filmin for the video soon, so you best practice up
filming for what max?
hey alex if i come up on the 9th ish i may have to crash wit u if my parents let me.
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okay. when r u gonna get the site up and runnin. cause every time i try to get on it says there isnt one. but victor keeps tellin me there isOriginally Posted by Max Shapiro
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ahh max i know what DBAS is duuhhhhh. u was there during the 2 contest victor said DBAS dont be a sissy hahaha.
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corey what are u doing fracking around on the boards? how long have u been on here? wtf.....
how is it firing in VB? theres only wind swell and its cold as shit and windy as shit?
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hhaha i didnt put 2 and 2 together. hanks, from KDH. yeh im smart.
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The site will be up as soon as i finish my site, the new slickspeedwax site, and the new smoking butts etc site, provided vic gives me all the codes. Is hanks corey hanks
PS Smokin Butts Etc. has the best barbeque, period
like the login and password and url and anything else i need to get into the server so i can upload stuff. Hes allready got the domain name but i dunno what webhosting service hes using.
yes corey hanks. ps my avatar is from vb. it gets good there sometimesOriginally Posted by Max Shapiro
and jack ive been on here for a while hah
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Cavaliers: Anderson Varejao misses Warriors game with knee injury
(AP) The season is barely a week old and the Cleveland Cavaliers are already down two big men.
Rookie Tyler Zeller returned to Cleveland on Wednesday for further evaluation after sustaining a concussion and broken cheekbone when Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan elbowed him in the face in the Cavs' 108-101 win Monday night. In that same game, center Anderson Varejao bruised his right knee in the first quarter.
Varejao played through the pain on adrenaline but his knee swelled up later. He sat out Cleveland's game at the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night because of soreness. The Cavs said it's unclear when either will return.
"Tyler was playing great. We know how Andy was playing, unbelievable. You lose not only two of your best players, you lose your size as well," Scott said before his team faced the Warriors. "Again, we just got other guys who are going to come in and try to pick up the slack for what both those guys brought to the table."
With Varejao sidelined, Scott started Samardo Samuels at forward and Tristan Thompson at center against Golden State. Both are expected to play more minutes at center while Varejao and Zeller are out.
Varajeo has averaged 14 points and 15 rebounds in four games this season.
"Two of our best big men, Tyler and Andy go down, so that makes it obviously very tough. But what can you do?" Scott said. "The next guy has to step up and be ready to play. We always talk about opportunities. So here it is."
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We shouldn't let Carriker go, it's always good to have some depth along the D line and Carriker is as good as anybody on our D line. I would rather see Santana Moss released, he's getting up there in age and can be replaced with Aldrick Robinson in the slot. I also hope Deangelo Hall restructures his contract, he played really well last season, especially in the last game against Dallas going up against Dez Bryant. Hopefully we can resign Young, Davis, Alexander, and Lichtensteiger as well. And sign Orakpo to a long term contract, lets also hope Fletcher comes back for one more season so we don't have to worry about drafting an ILB this year.


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I shall be there. In what state I shall be, who knows. Still there's always the Copper Kettle or the Wetherspoons pub to imbue myself…
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Holy shit people are actually coming, should be good guys!
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Js but no over 18s please, dont want like loads of random adults turning up, sorry!
5 months ago
eee I'm 19, guess I can't come to your uber gay party in the train station
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It's a tumblr fucking meetup, something associated with Tumblr, if you dont like meet ups then why the fuck are you here?..
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Just to ask, can anyone come? I'm not the most experienced with tumblr,but I love it!
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Yes:)) but I said no over 18s cos I dont want loads of like adults there, but I can make exceptions if we talk:)
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I'm not coming, but considering this is a public meetup you kinda can't stop >18 tumblr users showing up, and if they do show up, what you going to do about it though?
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If you're not coming then why are you here?:L I'm saying no over 18s so that people know I would prefer it if it was under 18s, it's not exactly a rule, just a preference haha, but I still dont see why you're here if you're not coming?
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I want to go to this, but I literally know nobody going and dont want to just be stood on my own haha
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i'll come, why not i don't have any plans :)
2 months ago - Organizer
Well I dont know anyone either, please come, I want everyone who wants to come to come, trust me I have no friends so I'd take any chance to meet tumblr people:)
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I love serving this, one of my most favourite soups. First, it has an extremely rich, beautiful colour, almost saffron I would say. And second, people can never quite guess what it is.
Jerusalem artichokes don't look user-friendly, but once you've cut off and discarded all the knobbly bits, the flavour is quite outstanding.
Serves 6-8
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1 lb (450 g) carrots |
1 lb 8 oz (700 g) Jerusalem artichokes (weight before peeling) |
3 oz (75 g) butter |
1 medium onion, peeled and roughly chopped |
3 celery stalks, chopped |
1.5 litres (2½ pints) hot vegetable stock made with Marigold Swiss vegetable bouillon powder |
salt and freshly milled black pepper |
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6-8 level teaspoons crème fraîche |
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This recipe is taken from Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course, How to Cook Book Three, Delia's Vegetarian Collection and The Delia Collection: Soup
Start by peeling and de-knobbling the artichokes and, as you peel them, cut them into rough chunks and place them in a bowl of cold salted water to prevent them from discolouring. Then, scrape the carrots and slice them into largish chunks.
Now, in a large saucepan, melt the butter and soften the onion and celery in it for 5 minutes, keeping the heat fairly low. Next, drain the artichokes and add them to the pan, along with the carrots. Add some salt and, keeping the heat very low, put a lid on and let the vegetables sweat for 10 minutes to release their juices.
After that, pour in the hot stock, stir well, put the lid back on and simmer, very gently, for a further 20 minutes, or until the vegetables are soft.
Now liquidise the soup in two batches, then return it to the pan, taste to check the seasoning and reheat very gently until it just comes to simmering point.
Serve in hot soup bowls, each garnished with a swirl of crème fraîche and a few leaves of the parsley.
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Thread: Gary's got his OBE
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Well he's worked hard enough for it Probably the less I say about Kate Winslet the better !
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Re: Gary's got his OBE
Not the Knighthood everyone was talking about then! I must admit I thought Kenneth Branagh was already a Sir. As for Kate Winslet (Gather, gather) why???.
Sorry if I sound cynical but Imhave a stinking cold and feel like cr@p
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I don't actually mind him as part of Take That, he just comes across as smarmy on everything else he does
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I'm the opposite, I quite like him when he's not with Take That. I loved him on the Graham Norton show with Will Smith.
Pleased that KenBran has got something as well. Still waiting for the fabulous Alan Rickman to receive something though. Sir Alan of Rickman has a nice ring to it, don't you think, Ma'am?
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The event, which will include a full breakfast, will be at York Comprehensive High School. The speaker will be Dub Massey, a member of the original Friendship Nine. Tickets are $10, available from the city of York.
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• The Western York County NAACP will present its annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade at 1 p.m. Saturday in downtown York.
The parade will proceed down Congress Street, from the Whitesides Laundry parking lot to the old Jefferson High School football field. Parade lineup will begin at 11 a.m.
The parade, which began in the early 1980s, is believed to be one of the oldest Martin Luther King Jr. parades in the state, organizers say. It will feature the York and Clover high school marching bands as well as invited bands from Orangeburg, Columbia and Benedict College.
The parade, which expects to feature at least 50 to 60 units, this year will honor the oldest living graduates of the original Jefferson High School in York and Roosevelt High School in Clover, said Maurice Sanders, president of the Western York County NAACP.
• The Roosevelt Community Watch will present its annual Martin Luther King birthday celebration at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21 at the auditorium of the Clover School District Resource Center, 320 Clinton Ave.
Clover schools Superintendent Dr. Marc Sosne will be the speaker. The spiritual speaker will be the Rev. Charles White, national director of field operations for the NAACP.
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Fork Lift A Blog for Food, Fun, and Drink
UPDATE: The newest location of mobile-eatery-favorite Clover will now open on the solid ground of 100 Mall Rd. in Burlington on June 28. Updates on free sandwiches will come when we get them!
Warm + rainy is the perfect combination to get in your kitchen tonight and whip something up. Tryst Restaurant in Arlington sent over a recipe for their new pineapple mango lassi parfait, and while it also looks delicious, it's a bit complicated. So we thought we'd share with you just a single step you can make tonight, no baking required: Coconut Rice Squares. Easy, tropical, and kid-friendly? We can't wait to...
For this Forklift entry, we will be time traveling: first back to when the classic Aviation cocktail first took flight, then to the present for the launch of my NASA (New Age Space Aviation) cocktail, and finally to the future where you will have power of teleportation at your fingertips.
If you've been in an airport within the last few decades, you may find it hard to believe, but flying once seemed daring and romantic and not for the faint hearted....
Dragging stuff to the beach or park for a picnic can be a big job but I have a solution: how about summer salad in a jar instead of burgers and dogs for your picnic? Better for you, too! Here is how it works: Just fill mason quart jars with salad ingredients: start by adding 1/2 cup of your favorite dressing in the jar, then add shredded lettuce, avocado, cucumber slices and either tiny shrimp, chopped ham or egg. Add shaved carrots and sliced celery; make layers all the way to the top of...
The weather is finally nice and I have been having a lot of iced tea and iced coffee, so it made me remember a great tip I love to use in the summer.
When you have leftover coffee or tea, don't throw it away. Pour it into an ice cube tray and freeze.
The next time you want to enjoy a cool glass of iced tea or iced coffee, use these "coffee" cubes or "tea" cubes instead. It will keep your drinks nice and cold without watering them down.
Watch all Stanley Cup Finals games at TD Garden-adjacent Ducali Pizzeria and Bar (289 Causeway Street). The pizzeria will be screening every game on their projector big screen as well as serving this special Bruins pie with portobello mushrooms and a sage and sherry cream sauce. $9 for a personal pizza, $17 for the larger size (serves 2-3).
On July 13, Outside the Box, the first-annual performing arts festival happening in outdoor spaces around the Common, launches. We just got word that along with it will come Boston Food Fest. Chefs from all around town will be offering samples of their culinary creations on City Hall Plaza from July 18-21 (11am-9pm Thurs-Sat, 11am-5pm Sun). Here's a look at some of the chefs on the roster:
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Italians have a saying when making risotto; it has to be "all'onda" (on the wave). In other words, it needs to come out creamy, fall off the spoon and not be a sticky glob of rice. So instant rice will not do for making risotto; you need a semi-fino grade like Arborio or Carnaroli, both available in grocery and Italian specialty stores, for making risotto because this type of rice can absorb a lot of liquid when cooking and that results in that all'onda effect.
...We'd like to thank our friends at new German-inspired Somerville spot Bronwyn who sent over this handy guide to Eastern European food terms. Bookmark this and refer back as needed!
Babka ("grandmother") – a sweet, yeasted cake popular in the Ukraine. Ours has marzipan (almond) and chocolate.
Bauernbrot ("farmer's bread") – a dark bread made from rye and wheat...
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The Oscars are on tonight and it is arguably the biggest of all awards shows. It pales in comparison with regards to viewership when compared to The Superbowl, but there is no doubt it packs quite a punch in TV viewing power.
Anyway the Oscars is the end to the "awards season" and some names were left off of the list for the move industry's greatest honor. Most notably are Ben Affleck and Kathryn Bigelow, both for Best Director of two of the years finest films, Argo and Zero Dark Thirty respectively. Both put together epic films and certainly deserved the nod.
As I was reading today about other snubs from the past, one of the most notable and ironic, given who it lost out to was Spike Lee's gem (or joint as he would put it) Do The Right Thing. This story about race, violence and New York City proved too controversial for voters. "What film won Best Picture in 1989?" Lee later asked The Hollywood Reporter. " 'Driving Miss Motherf – - king Daisy!' That's why [Oscars] don't matter. Because 20 years later, who's watching 'Driving Miss Daisy?' CRAZY


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Men in Black [Blu-Ray]
Director : Barry Sonnenfeld
Screenplay : Ed Solomon (based on Marvel comic by Lowell Cunningham)
MPAA Rating : PG-13
Year of Release : 1997
Stars : Tommy Lee Jones (K), Will Smith (James Edwards/J), Linda Fiorentino (Dr. Laurel Weaver), Vincent D'Onofrio (Edgar), Rip Torn (Zed), Tony Shalhoub (Jack Jeebs)
Barry Sonnenfeld's Men in Black has a lot in common with Ghostbusters (1984), even if Sonnenfeld likes to think of it as a sequel to The French Connection, except with aliens instead of drug dealers. Both films were substantial summer hits that derive the biggest laughs from their characters' ho-hum attitude toward things that most of us would consider extraordinary. For the most part, MIB simply replaces the hoard of ghosts with a hoard of aliens, exchanges the four Ghostbusters with a pair of super-secret government agents in black suits, and the result is a frequently hilarious, semi-self-parodying, geeked-out sci-fi thriller.
Based on a fairly obscure Marvel comic book and written by Ed Solomon (who also scripted both Bill and Ted movies), Men in Black sets out to convince us that, for the last 50 years, aliens from all walks of the universe have been hiding out on earth for various reasons, and a top-secret, underground government agency is responsible for keeping tabs on them. According to Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones), a hard-nosed veteran with a stolid demeanor akin to that of Dragnet's Joe Friday, there are some 1,500 aliens presently living on Earth. Of course, many of them are well known figures, including Newt Gingrich, Sylvester Stallone, and Dennis Rodman. But, still others are posing as cab drivers, pawnshop owners, and illegal Mexican immigrants (the movie's initial gag, and one of its best, is that an illegal alien is a literal alien).
K recruits a new partner in James Edwards (Will Smith), a tough-talking, sarcastic New York cop (that's a new one). Once Edwards decides to join K's team, his fingerprints are burned off, all his records destroyed, and his identity is reduced to the letter J. Under the guidance of the agency's leader, the ever-stoic and humorless Zed (Rip Torn), J and K are entrusted with making sure that no "bugs," or illegal aliens, are running amok on Earth. Their main enemy turns out to be a derelict visitor from space who literally assumes the skin of a redneck farmer (Vincent D'Onofrio) and wants to destroy the earth.
MIB is certainly far-fetched and at times downright ludicrous, but Sonnenfeld realizes this fact and exploits it without being too obvious. The movie is filled to the brim with conspiracy/alien/X-Files jokes--one of the best being the idea that most of the alien stories in the supermarket rags are actually true ("Best investigative journalism in the world," K maintains)--but all are done in a low-key manner so they don't draw undue attention to themselves. In this respect, Sonnenfeld was the perfect choice to helm MIB because of his unique ability to bring living comic book visions to the screen. The only other director who could have pulled it off well is Tim Burton, but even he might have made it a little too weird (MIB does feature a spirited Beetle Juice-like score by frequent Burton-collaborator, Danny Elfman).
Working with cinematographer Donald Peterman (with whom he also collaborated on Addams Family Values and Get Shorty) Sonnenfeld fills the screen with bright, eye-popping images. There is often a great deal going on in the background that might be missed the first time, which is especially true of the agency's modernist underground headquarters. The special effects are unsurprisingly top rate, thanks to a strong collaboration between the digital wizards at Industrial Light & Magic and Rick Baker, who is arguably the father of modern make-up effects. The various aliens range from tiny E.T.-like creatures with big eyes, to 20-foot tall insects with drooling jaws. As MIB was made near the beginning of the digital age, there is still a heavy reliance on animatronics and make-up effects, which gives the film a visual grounding it probably wouldn't have if it were made today.
Even with scene-stealing aliens popping up every five minutes, Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith are still the backbone of the film. Their odd-couple pairing of the hardened veteran and the wise-cracking new recruit is as old as the movies themselves, but it works because both actors invest themselves entirely in the characters. Jones has never been so serious and so funny at the same time, and Smith tightened his smart-ass routine to near perfection without becoming annoying. Never lost amid the special effects or the throw-caution-to-the-wind-we-know-it's-stupid-but-we-don't-care-because-it's funny attitude, Jones and Smith keep MIB down to earth, thus keeping it from sailing off into the stratosphere of overcooked summer movies.
Men in Black Blu-Ray | |
Aspect Ratio | 1.85:1 |
Anamorphic | Yes |
Audio | |
Subtitles | English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Arabic, Bahasa, Dutch |
Supplements | |
Distributor | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
Release Date | June 17, 2008 |
Men in Black's new high-definition 1080p transfer looks superb. The image is an all-around improvement from the previously available DVDs, with sharper detail (the goop all over Tommy Lee Jones after he blows his way out of the giant roach has never looked ickier), better colors (notice how much the red of Will Smith's jacket pops), and darker, richer blacks that also bring out more detail in the shadows. The image still retains a pleasantly filmlike appearance, which means that it doesn't feature a lot of digital sharpening and edge enhancement, which I greatly appreciate. The Dolby Digital TrueHD 5.1 surround soundtrack (available in English, French, and Portuguese, with standard 5.1 in Spanish and Thai) is also thoroughly excellent. Danny Elfman's perfectly wrought musical score has plenty of room to soar, and the surround tracks are used aggressively to surround you in the various action sequences. | |
Since the two-disc Special Edition DVD from 2000 was so thorough, not much has been added. The only new supplements are a pair of relatively useless games and an "alien subtitle track" that puts weird-looking characters on the screen whenever an alien is speaking. The first game, Intergalactic Pursuit, is a single or multiplayer trivia game that asks you questions about the movie and those involved in it. The second new supplement is the ridiculous Ask Frank the Pug! interactive game, where you are supposed to ask a question out loud and then select a related category (romance, career, money, health, etc.), which prompts a badly animated Frank the Pug to offer a brief, probably unhelpful response. (There is also some BD Live content, the first of Sony's Blu-Rays to have this offering, but it doesn't go live until the disc streets, so I couldn't check it out.) You're better off with the original supplementary material, even if it's all in standard-def. You have an option of two informative screen-specific audio commentaries. The first is by director Barry Sonnenfeld and actor Tommy Lee Jones, while the second features Sonnenfeld, creature effects supervisor Rick Baker, and a handful of Industrial Light & Magic artists and technicians. The Sonnefeld/Jones commentary also has a "Telestar" option in which you see their outlines on the screen while they talk and they can circle parts of the screen to which they're referring, sort of like commentators during a football game. It's a bit gimmicky, but kind of fun, too. There are two featurettes: a generally worthless 6-minute bit from the electronic press kit and the more in-depth 23-minute "Metamorphosis of Men in Black," which includes interviews with Sonnenfeld, Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith, comic book artist Lowell Cunningham, and make-up effects maestro Rick Baker, among others. There are four minutes of deleted and extended scenes, all of which are relatively brief and don't offer much difference from the finished film. The majority of the supplements are aimed at effects junkies, starting with the Visual Effects Scene Deconstruction, which allows you to go through the tunnel scene and the Edgar Bug fight scene in five different stages: storyboards, bluescreen shoot, bluescreen composite, lighting and animation, and final cut. Similarly, the "Character Animation Studies" allow you to examine the development of Mikey, Jeebs, and the Worm Guys through four stages: preliminary, adding skin and texture, animation with lighting, and final character composite into the scene. For those who love the creatures, there is the "Creatures: Concept to Completion" section, which allows you to see the Edgar Bug, Jeebs, Mikey, Mr. Gentle, and Farmer Edgar in their various design stages. All three of these sections are great, but the only problem is the interactive design, which keeps the various options on the lefthand side of the screen, thus reducing what you're looking at (whether it be a video clip or a still image) to a tiny window on the righthand side of the screen. Even watching on a projector and a 92-inch screen, it was hard to discern as much detail as I'd like, especially on the storyboard-to-final-film comparisons of three scenes. The Scene Editing Workshop is one of those features that's cool, but not quite as cool as you'd hope. It gives you excerpts from three scenes in the movie, each of which is composed of three shots. You have three options for each of those shots that you can choose, thus creating different versions of the same scene that you can then compare to the scene as it plays in the movie. It's a simplified, but interesting example of how editing works. Finally, there are three extensive stills galleries (Storyboards, Concept Art, and Production Photos), as well as Will Smith's "Men in Black" music video and both the original theatrical and teaser trailers. |
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Grant County, Oklahoma genealogy and family tree research page. Find links to record collections, history, and genealogy sources to help you you find your own Grant Co., ancestors. Get started by creating a Free Family Tree.
Grant County was founded on September 16, 1893 as an original county (originally named "L" county). The county was named in honor of Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), President of the United States.
The Grant County Seat is located in Medford and the county government website is http://www.grantcountyok.com/
Places surrounding Grant County are Sumner County, Kansas (north), Kay County (east), Garfield County (south), Alfalfa County (west), Harper County, Kansas (northwest).
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David Joyce ready to take office in U.S. House of Representatives
David P. Joyce is excited to be sworn in Thursday to his first term as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
After serving nearly 25 years as Geauga County prosecutor, it will be a change for the Russell Township Republican as he begins work to represent Ohio's seven-county 14th Congressional District. It consists of Lake, Geauga and Ashtabula counties, plus parts of Cuyahoga, Portage, Summit and Trumbull counties.
"It will be different, but I think it's good," Joyce said. "I'm looking forward to the transition to D.C. I think some of my strengths from the Prosecutor's Office will come in handy."
As someone who lives in a township and has for a number of years, Joyce said he understands how small governments work and aims to keep that perspective when working at the federal level.
"I want to make sure to take care of all of Northeast Ohio," the congressman-elect said. "This area is on the cusp of doing great things."
He looks forward to make the trip to Washington to be sworn in Thursday and outlined the day's agenda.
"The way I understand it is there is a morning prayer service at 8:30 and then the speaker hosts an event from 10 to noon," Joyce said.
He will receive 10 passes to the swearing-in ceremony and plans to give them to his immediate family, plus his brother and sister and their spouses.
Joyce said once the speaker of the House of Representatives gets sworn in, other members will be sworn in and then a photo will be taken with the speaker.
Afterward, Joyce plans to co-host a reception for members of the Ohio delegation. Continued...
The congressman-elect also receives the keys to his Washington office, 1535 Longworth, which he selected after drawing the No. 5 choice of about 70 freshman members of Congress.
"If I look out my office I can see a little bit of the top of the Washington Monument," Joyce said.
He plans to return home for the weekends, but for overnight stays he has rented a small efficiency apartment just a couple blocks away from Capitol Hill that he and his wife, Kelly, have affectionately dubbed the "college dorm room we never had together."
The Joyces have three children — Trenton, 20; Keighle, 19; and Bridey, 17.
As prosecutor, he was able to be home each night and have a chance to attend all their events, coach teams and be a part of his children's lives.
Now with each child either in college or close to that age, when U.S. Rep. Steven C. LaTourette decided to retire and the opportunity to run for Congress presented itself, it was a chance Joyce, 55, couldn't pass up. He won the Nov. 6 election by defeating three opponents.
Looking back to his time in the Prosecutor's Office, the chance to work with so many young people is something he enjoyed.
"One of the parts of the office that you appreciate is that some people come and go and for the most part you have young people who come in and get their feet wet," Joyce said. "You see young lawyers who then go out and try their own cases."
Joyce, along with Geauga County Treasurer Christopher Hitchcock, worked to have law school students as interns in their offices, and some of them would transition to continue to work for the county.
For the first time since 1988, Geauga County will have a new prosecutor — Jim Flaiz, who was elected to the position Nov. 6. Continued...
"Jim's a nice young man and I think he'll do a nice job," Joyce said.
In Congress, Joyce looks forward to his work on the prestigious Appropriations Committee and soon will learn which subcommittees he'll serve on.
"It's a lot of work, and I want to spend some time with the large volume of work on that committee," Joyce said. "My background is a degree in accounting. It's in my wheelhouse to work on those things."
The congressman-elect hopes this session of Congress can get things done.
That same sentiment is what he's heard from many constituents as he's embarked on a listening tour that so far has included visits to schools within the 14th Congressional District.
"One of the first questions I got from a fifth-grader was what to do about the fiscal cliff," Joyce said.
He also senses the frustration people have with Congress as a whole.
"One thing I've learned so far is people are sick of us not getting things done," Joyce said. "We need to get things done."
He senses there might be a new spirit of cooperation within the incoming freshman class of representatives.
"Out of the 70 of us together, both Democrats and Republicans, we could agree we need to get things done," Joyce said. "I think we have to tell the truth to the people, and what we have to do is give them the numbers and the straight facts, and the numbers don't lie. We have to stop labeling things in a partisan manner and get some things done."
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DJ went to court today, since he now has an address he is now eligible for bond. His bond was set at 75K so that means $7500 is needed to get him out. Please donate if you can! https://www.wepay.com/donations/22630
They have found him a place to stay and his next court date is Tuesday, so there is a possibility he may get out.
by Occupy Chicago Press Relations on Thursday, August 2, 2012 at 10:58am
Bond Denied for NATO Protester Recharged in Chicago After Case Was Dismissed At May Preliminary Hearing
Occupy Walk USA participant Danny Johnson remains in jail after economic justice advocate turned himself in to fight reinstated charges that supporters say are driven by authorities' severely distorted "priorities." Advocates are calling for his immediate release.
CHICAGO, August 2, 2012 – NATO opponents are accusing State's Attorney Anita Alvarez of severely distorted priorities after her office steered a grand jury to reinstate charges against NATO protester Danny Johnson, whose case was thrown out by a judge at a preliminary hearing in May for lack of probable cause. Johnson was then secretly indicted by the State's Attorney's Office on June 29 with an additional felony charge. Johnson had originally been accused of only one count of aggravated battery of a police officer during a May 15 immigrant rights protest held in conjunction with the week of NATO-related protests. Now Johnson is charged with two counts of aggravated battery for a crime that both Johnson and eyewitnesses refute.
Johnson, who is currently in jail, was denied bond in Cook County Circuit Court today. The case is scheduled for a bond hearing on August 7.
Johnson is a member of Occupy LA and Occupy Walk USA, a national walk-a-thon from the west coast to the east coast to advocate for economic justice. In February, he began walking from San Diego to New York with other participants as part of the campaign, and was in New York when he learned about Alvarez' move to recriminalize him.
Because Johnson had no permanent address at the time of his surprise indictment, a bench warrant was issued against him. He returned to Chicago and surrendered to authorities in mid- July after hearing of the indictment and bench warrant, where authorities took him into custody.
"Danny Johnson returned to Chicago to turn himself in because he is innocent and wants to fight these charges," says Micah Philbrook of Occupy Chicago, which participated in organizing NATO-related protests. "It's both telling and outrageous that State's Attorney Alvarez is willing to criminalize dissent – and re-criminalize a peaceful protester – at the same time that she refuses to hold the police officers who killed Rekia Boyd and Stephon Watts responsible for their crimes. Johnson should be immediately released."
The National Lawyers Guild is representing Johnson, and is committed to fighting the charges against him. Occupy Chicago has formed a committee to support those charged with serious crimes during the NATO week of actions. In particular, the so-called NATO 5, most of whom were charged with state terrorism crimes, are fervently supported and receive regular jail visits. For information on this efforts, visit: http://nato5.occupychi.org/
"Why are we wasting resources persecuting political activists when our city is mired in a crisis of police accountability?" asks Joe Iosbaker of the Committee Against Political Repression. "The police are still patting themselves on the back for brutalizing demonstrators during NATO, while the State's Attorney's office refuses to prosecute the crimes of police officers against torture victims and targets of police brutality – including people the police have murdered. Where are our priorities?"