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"Sadly, I kind of liked it," I hear the guy behind me say to his friend as the closing credits of Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen's latest outrageous, tongue-in-cheek (and that's the most appropriate of places) social satire begin to roll. "Is that bad?"
Is there any end to the Saw franchise? The simple answer is no — not as long as torture-porn-loving teenagers and twentysomethings flock to each new, uncommonly brutal installment.
Seth Rogen's rapid rise atop the comedic heap has been a welcome reprieve from the well-scrubbed, chiseled faces that dominate Hollywood's leading-man landscape.
But how will Rogen handle success? Can he keep from going down the road of the similarly unconventional, increasingly one-note Jack Black?
More than a year after the Showcase Cinemas inside Kenwood Towne Centre closed suddenly (which was preceded by the unfortunate shuttering of the plush, old-school Kenwood Twin across the street back in 1995), the local movie landscape gets a shot in the arm with the opening of the Kenwood Theatre(7815 Kenwood Road) on Friday.
Why do you suck now?
Movieline is back. Sort of.
Launched in 1989, the magazine was — like the beat it covered — a glossy, gossipy, A-list-laden Hollywood wank-fest full sometimes vapid, usually smart, almost always entertaining content. (I still have a copy of the issue with Wild at Heart's Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern on the cover.
And he's not done yet: Fincher's American version of Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is currently in production and has a release date of Dec. 20. How's that for an early Christmas present?
But there's also another noteworthy local Sundance connection this week: Know Theatre is giving a 2011 Sundance film its Cincinnati premiere with a one-time screening 7 p.m. tonight (Dec. 7) in its space at 1120 Jackson St. in Over-the-Rhine. (Tickets are $10.)
What's up with the current vampire/zombie craze?
Yes, there's always been interest in the genre and its preoccupation with the dark side of human nature and sexuality — from the books of Bram Stoker and Anne Rice to the movies of Bela Lugosi and George A. Romero to the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. No doubt blood and bare necks and sucking and such will always be alluring, but what is it about this cultural moment in time that has so many geeking out on the idea of the undead?
What can I say about a man I never met, but who had been part of my life for decades? I, seemingly like a whole generation of film fans, watched Siskel and Ebert back in the 1980s, and then graduated to reading his reviews in the Chicago Sun-Times during my college years. Every Friday morning, I made my sojourn to the Annenberg School of Communications library and collected the Sun-Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Village Voice, and Variety so that I could prepare for the weekend's new releases. I didn't always go to the movies, but I wanted to know what the critics thought, which meant I wanted to know, first and foremost, what Ebert thought. I didn't always agree with him – many times, in fact, I was flummoxed by his wrongheadedness – but reading his take was a necessary and very personal prequel to the filmgoing experience.
I've been a working critic now for almost 13 years, and for the last seven I've also taught film review and feature writing classes at the University of Cincinnati. I never imagined I would be working in the same field as Ebert, even while I was taking undergraduate level class that examined film as text. I simply loved movies. Always have and always will. I know that last part will be the case thanks to Ebert. His love of the movies evolved as the form and critical analysis experienced their own growing pains. He made us all critics, by opening up an exchange that now, thanks to the Internet, has a global forum. What has been most inspiring about his work and approach over the last decade is his willingness to embrace technology as a means of broadcasting that very singular voice of his, overflowing with knowledge, but also immediately accessible. His sense of the need for accessibility is the greatest and most lasting impact he will have on criticism. It is what can and should continue to guide the would-be critics to come – the next generation of bloggers, tweeters, and those adherents to whatever is to come.
More established critics and writers have stories about meeting Ebert, spending time in his presence, what have you. My remembrance of the man is different. I'm one of those Johnny-come-lately types who "knew" him from afar. I've attended the Toronto International Film Festival for the last four or five years, and I recall, my first Ebert-sighting, about three year back. He and his wife were ahead of me on the escalator at the downtown multiplex space that serves as the main screening hub. They were engaged with others, talking very likely about the upcoming screening or maybe he was thinking about the Twitter event he was scheduled to host. Whatever was the case, there he was, despite all those years of globetrotting and a dizzying collection of screenings, still so full of life and joy for the festival experience. I didn't need to speak with him or even be near him. Just to know he was there, doing his thing, seeing movies, helping us to engage with them by any means necessary, was more than enough. I looked for him each year after that and was always glad when I spotted him. I'll likely do the same thing this year and I won't be surprised if my mind plays a little trick on me and I convince myself that I've seen him again, roaming about Toronto somewhere.
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As a long time Thor fan, this movie has been on my calendar for months. Going into The Avengers I was excited but tried to keep my expectations from getting out of control. Fortunately, I didn't need to do that because the movie is that good. A lot of that credit has to go to writer/director Joss Whedon. Some of you might recognize the name because he created the television shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly.
The movie could have fallen apart from the beginning with so many big characters — both figurative and literally speaking — on screen at once. With Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and Hulk taking part in the story, any number of things could have gone wrong. Characters could have been underutilized — having four strong stand alone characters could have made them feel not like a team at all — but in the span of just a few hours, Whedon and company have created a giant leap for comic book fans and movies.
Whedon was the right person for the job because, based on his past work, he knows how to generate great characterization and interaction. He knows how to tell a story through the characters and not through the special effects, which was needed in a situation like this. Whedon, the other writers and the actors were able to make these comic book characters more human, so to speak.
The interactions between Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Bruce Banner/Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) were some of the best moments in the movie. Some of my favorites were Stark poking Banner to see if he will Hulk up, Thor giving a great one-liner about his brother Loki and Stark verbally sparing with Loki toward the end of the movie.
The story is simple enough: Loki (Tom Hiddleston) wants to take over and rule Earth and the Avengers have to stop him. The major battle doesn't take place until the end of the movie, but then again it does take up the final 30 minutes or so.
With Loki as the main villain in the movie it helps to have seen last year's Thor. It isn't a must to but it does help set up the relationship between Thor and Loki. Watching all of the individual movies helps with understanding some of the character traits in The Avengers, though the last the two Hulk films don't really do much for the character except see him smash through tanks and cities.
While Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and Hulk are the main heroes, there is a strong supporting cast around them. Scarlett Johansson is Agent Romanoff/Black Widow and Jeremy Renner is Agent Barton/Hawkeye, both agents for S.H.I.E.L.D. Clark Gregg returns as S.H.I.E.L.D agent Phil Coulson, and How I Met Your Mother star Cobie Smulders is Agent Hill. The guy who brings all of these characters together is Nick Furry, played by Samuel L. Jackson.
Tom Hiddleston is terrific as Loki. He is sinister, brutal and devious — after all, he is the Norse god of mischief, deceit and lies. I hope he returns in some fashion in the next Thor movie or the next Avengers. Robert Downey Jr. is back to his witty, sarcastic ways and he has some of the best lines in the movie. Mark Ruffalo is able to finally bring some credit to the Bruce Banner/Hulk character.
The Avengers is a great way to kick off the summer movie season. It combines wonderful action sequences, well done comedy and heartfelt drama in the span of 142 minutes. Whedon was a perfect fit for this movie because he understands character and doesn't rely on flashy explosions like some directors. If you like flashy explosions there are a decent amount in The Avengers but there is also some of the best character development/interaction I've seen in a Marvel movie.
The new trailer for the next Batman movie is two minutes of pure excitement for fans of the Christopher Nolan trilogy. The Dark Knight Rises will be the last in the Nolan trilogy, and by judging from how the stakes were continuously raised on Gotham City in his first two films, this one should be a beautiful ending to Bruce Wayne's Batman. That is, until someone else gets a hold of the cash cow franchise.
[Read tt stern-enzi's take on The Avengers here.]
Despite releasing the trailer, DC is taking a back seat to Marvel. For
years Marvel has had better movies than DC, with the exception of Nolan's
Batman, and recently the former has had a string of successful hits. This past
year along saw Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger, two
widely popular characters that Marvel needed to establish before going ahead
with The Avengers.
DC has tried to branch out from Batman and Superman, but most of their efforts have resulted in ridiculed movies. The last Superman movie was terrible, but a new one is still in the works. Last year Green Lantern came out to mixed emotions from fans. Ryan Reynolds was surprisingly good; it was everything else that fell short in the movie. Weak villains and missed opportunities were the downfall of Green Lantern, but that is a whole other story. I will say that it was a decent attempt to start the push toward a Justice League movie.
In a way, Marvel wins the movie race because they are the first to release a movie based on their group of high profile characters. According to MovieTickets.com the pre-sale ticket numbers suggest that this movie is going to be bigger than the two Iron Man movies, Thor and Captain America. With sequels in line for the Captain, Thor and Iron Man, Marvel is going to be sitting pretty for the next few years.
This summer is going to be a great one for comic book fans. Not only is The Avengers opening up the summer blockbuster season, but The Dark Knight Rises releases July 20 and The Amazing Spider-Man on July 3. The third Men in Black movie comes out in a few weeks on May 25.
If you haven't heard of Jeff, Who Lives at Home that's probably because it wasn't widely advertised and only saw a limited release in theaters. It was a stroke of luck that the AMC at Newport on the Levee was showing it that night, or, as Jeff would put it, "a sign."
Ed Helms plays Jeff's older brother, Pat. Helms is a little out of his wheelhouse here, playing an all-around jerk who is trying too hard to be a successful guy, but he pulls it off nicely. Jeff and Pat don't get along but through series of synchronistic events end up helping one another.
Jason Segel tends to play lovable characters that a good number of people can relate to. Jeff isn't any different. Sporting unkempt hair, a scruffy five o'clock shadow and an old hoodie through the majority of the movie, Jeff is a guy you could find walking down the street right now, although maybe not as big — Pat calls him sasquatch at one point.
This was the first Indie-type film that I have seen in a theater and I was impressed. This was also the first Duplass brothers movie I've seen. Their last film, Cyrus, featured a son way too attached to his mother and had the same charm that Jeff, Who Lives at Home does.
Everything was fine until John Cusack walked in from the shadows. Don't get me wrong, his movies are some of my favorites and I love his work, but Cusack playing Poe is a strange combination. Maybe they wanted to have the same dark character they saw in Identity. There are a few people that I could see playing Poe. Off the top of my head, Sam Rockwell, Edward Norton and Gary Oldman are three guys who could pull off the dark character that Poe was. At least Cusack resembles Poe in the movie.
Maybe it is just the trailer that turns me off to Cusack filling the boots of the late American poet. In it, Cusack's delivery is dry and stiff. I don't feel any kind mystery that surrounds Poe. Some of his writings are real disturbing when looked at closely, but with Cusack the character appears to be deflated. I guess this hesitation comes from Poe being one of my favorite writers. For all I know, the trailers don't do the movie justice, which I hope is the case. Cusack is known for his obscure roles and disturbed characters, so this is probably a perfect fit.
The premise for the film has been done before, but since it's Edgar Allan Poe it gives the movie somewhat of a different angle. Some man is committing murders based on stories written by Poe, and then Poe has to figure out who the murderer is with the help of Detective Fields played by Luke Evans. If you're worrying about spoilers, don't be — all of that is in the trailer. I think I know who the murderer is already, but it's Hollywood so anything can happen.
Movies based off of literature are good as long as they keep true to the source material. It will be interesting to see what happens with The Raven. It feels like a mixture of the Sherlock Holmes movies and the Johnny Depp picture From Hell. We will all find out on April 27.
Another movie is being released today and me torn as to whether to watch it or not. The idea of a The Three Stooges film has bounced around for years, but now it has finally limped its way to the screen. Leave it to Hollywood to take a beloved comedic classic like the Stooges and churn out a mediocre-looking movie.
There have been many names were attached to this project, including Jim Carrey, Justin Timberlake, Andy Samberg and Paul Giamatti. Actually filling the shoes of the Stooges are Sean Hayes as Larry, Will Sasso as Curly and Chris Diamantopoulos as Moe. To me the only choice that makes sense is Sasso because he made a name for himself with physical comedy on Mad TV.
I'm surprised this is actually a movie, because it just looks horrible. I don't want to watch it but I probably will end up in the theater because the original Stooges are a great gift to slapstick comedy — I'll even give Curly's replacement Shemp a nod and say he wasn't that bad, either. But any movie that incorporates the Jersey Shore should just go straight to DVD.
The tagline for the movie is "Just say Moe" but someone should have told the Farrelly brothers to just say no. They are known for great comedies like Kingpin, There's Something About Mary and Me, Myself & Irene, but their trek into classic slapstick comedy appears to be anything but. As much of a fan as I am of the Stooges I hope I'm wrong with this one, and that at least Will Sasso is just as good as he was on Mad TV.
Movies that populated theaters in the '80s and '90s are making a comeback. Some are better than others but since there is a built-in audience, Hollywood is cranking out remakes and reboots left and right.
This practice has been done for years but recently more movies than ever have been redone. March brought 21 Jump Street with skinny Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. The buddy cop movie was actually funny and has made more than $90 million so far.
Other notable remakes over the last few years include Fright Night, Conan the Barbarian, Karate Kid, Clash of the
Titans, Footloose, Nightmare on Elm Street, Wall Street, Arthur and Die Hard. Out of the nine mentioned, only Fright Night and Die Hard were actually enjoyable (in my opinion).
The worst out of the bunch had to be Clash of the Titans. Cheesy acting and bad 3D effects plagued this Sam Worthington CGI-fest. Worthington did a better job in the ads for the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 video game.
Now an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie is getting another look, and thank goodness it isn't Junior.
The first trailer for a new Total Recall was released Sunday. No, this isn't a late April Fool's joke. The remake to the 1990 Schwarzenegger movie is a real thing, and fans of not only the original but of science fiction in general should be giddy with anticipation.
The remake stars Colin Farrell, coming off of his performance from the 1980s vampire remake Fright Night, with Kate Beckinsale and Jessica Biel taking roles of eye candy. Will there be another three-breasted woman? Fans of the original can only hope. AMC's Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston plays the bad guy. The cast alone gives a lot more credit to this remake than most.
We will all have to wait to actually watch the thing to figure out if it's worthy enough to be considered a decent remake.
In other movie news, the next American Pie installment hits theaters today. To me, this is going to be a paycheck movie. Meaning, the original cast of characters is only returning because they haven't been in anything major in the last few years. Well, for the exception of Allison Hannigan who has been on the long running show How I Met Your Mother. Expect a lot of dick and sex jokes, which is essentially what the first movie was, but now the cast is much older.
The original American Pie was released in 1999 and was seen as a fresh take on the high school sex comedy. The second added on to that with more outlandish situations — like mixing up lube with super glue. American Wedding was thought to be the ending to Stifler and the gang's stories — compared to the first and second, it was somewhat of a letdown. Then came the straight-to-DVD American Pie Presents movies. I will admit, though, American Pie Beta House was a hilarious college comedy; women might not want to watch because it focuses on a misbehaving fraternity.
Squeezing film stars for as much money as possible is the norm nowadays with movie franchises – just look at Pirates of Caribbean. Maybe I am jumping to conclusions with American Reunion, but the pie lost its flavor a long time ago.
There is another reason that I visit the theater maybe two or three times a year, and that is the price of tickets. My student status means what little money I have goes to more important needs. Going to see a movie should be an enjoyable event not a troublesome occasion that breaks your bank account. Tickets, dinner and movie snacks can get incredibly expensive which is why I'm glad there was still a little tax return money left when I went to see The Hunger Games. I know this is a little late in regards to the movie's release, but better late than never.
With that being said, I didn't have any preconceived notions of the story, characters or setting. In some cases that is the best way to be introduced to a series. With a clean slate, that allows little room for disappointment. The only thing that I was really disappointed about was the use of the shaky camera, mainly in the opening and final scenes in the arena. Apparently director Gary Ross felt that using shaky cam work would help give a better portrayal of Katniss Everdeen's point of view and gave a sense of urgency to the movie. My only advice is that if you get motion sickness, be careful with this one.
There was one thing that went unnoticed though. Peeta, played by Union, Ky., native Josh Hutcherson, turned into a wimp in the arena. A big deal was made of how much weight he could throw around, even showing him picking up a spiked metal ball and hurling it across the room. I was expecting him to throw a heavy boulder at someone Braveheart-style. Instead, we were shown that he all he could do was camouflage himself to look like a rock. At least in the book he killed someone.
The Twilight books are horribly written — I wasn't able to get more than 20 pages into the first one before I had to stop — the English major in me came out again, rejoicing like the Wicked Witch was dead. Then the Twilight movies completely destroyed every bit of vampire lore ever created. Vampires don't sparkle and they can't go out in the sun. I guess I don't get the appeal of Twilight because I'm not a teenage girl. The choice of actors/actresses was strange as well, mainly because they give the same performance in each movie they are in. Check out Taylor Lautner's terrible action movie Abduction for a piece of wood with abs' best impression of acting. With that, I think I need to stop with the Twilight comments before it gets out of hand.
Now that Sunday night's Oscars are over, the Internet is full of catty stories and tweets parsing every last second of televised coverage, from Angelina Jolie's exposed leg to Adam Sandler's participation in a taped segment in which actors discussed why they love movies. (If he really loved movies, he'd stop making them, some have said.)
It's both understandable and sad that the Oscars — and movie-award season in general — ends like this, with far more interest in the telecast's trivia than in the movies that win awards. Arguably, the news value of this year's show peaked before it even officially started, when Sacha Baron Cohen, in costume as "The Dictator" for an upcoming movie, spilled an urn of faux human ashes (ostensibly Kim Jong-il's) on interviewer Ryan Seacrest.
It's getting worse, too, now that the Internet and 200+-channel cable television have educated us ad nauseam to the nature and inner workings of the Oscar campaign season. We carefully learn how a film builds momentum by moving through all the secondary award ceremonies from critics groups and the Hollywood professional guilds and associations.
As a result, the Academy Awards themselves have become anticlimactic, which partially explains the media devotion to dissecting the telecast. And the attempts by the Motion Picture Academy to build false enthusiasm by allowing up to ten Best Picture nominees have been a disaster, since we all now know how to "read" the nominations to distinguish the real ones (they also have Best Director nods) from the padding. Not all that long ago, few outside Hollywood insiders even knew there was a well-orchestrated "campaign season," much less how to follow and handicap it.
Convention wisdom, and you hear a lot of it these days, would be to revive the Oscar telecast by de-emphasizing the importance of the awards, themselves. Reduce the number given out on TV, especially the more esoteric or niche ones, in favor of increasing the glitz, spectacle, star power and big production numbers. Do like the Grammys have done, where classical, jazz, folk, blues, opera, international and more are rarely ever presented on the show.
But I think the Academy should go the other way and try to increase public awareness of the importance of Oscar nominations. But maybe not for the Big Four categories – Best Picture, Director, Actor and Actress, which probably do suffer from overexposure by the time the telecast comes around (although The Artist, this year's big winner, could use the help since many people have been scared off by the fact it's a black-and-white silent film).
Click the jump for more on ways the Academy could draw more attention to deserving films such as A Separation, In Darkness, Footnote and Bullhead.
There were plenty of local mentions throughout the interview. Clooney briefly talked about his time at Augusta High School, where he played basketball (he claimed that the team was 1-25 his senior year) and was generally a great student. Just like myself growing up, every student who got As at his school received Reds tickets. Gotta love that Carl Lindner.
But there's also another noteworthy local Sundance connection this week: Know Theatre is giving a 2011 Sundance film its Cincinnati premiere with a one-time screening 7 p.m. tonight (Dec. 7) in its space at 1120 Jackson St. in Over-the-Rhine. (Tickets are $10.)


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this is a pretty fascinating discussion. it really makes your tale all the more vivid and immersive!
its inspiring me to make my long-form a little less fly-by-night.
The last time a council was called, it was just an aging Emperor Conrado, his five middle-age kids, and a smattering of grandkids in adulthood. And in the background, an empire that consisted of Earth, the lunar and Martian colonies, and Veeta.
This time around, it's dozens of planets, a fleet of military and trade ships, and a family numbering in the....
Well, that's the interesting part. Thanks to the kind efforts of Drive reader Brian Huisman, you can plug in the variables yourself, to see how big the family might be after 140 years. Try it out yourself. (We assume that, for political & economic reasons, La Familia encourages an intentionally high number of children, such that each offspring averages five kids. Also: That they have them (on average) between the age of 25-30, that their (average) lifespan is 80 years old, and that males and females both count as "continuing" the family line. Add to that, we know that Conrado already had five children 140 years ago, and can assume that they were near, but not at, adulthood. We also know that, by Fernando's time, there were "1,200" Familia servicing the drive -- but that's just a slice of the total populace, as they serve multiple roles in the Empire.)
Anyway, plug in the variables and see what you get! The number can rise and fall exponentially with tiny tweaks...so I'm still debating where *I'd* like the final tally to be. For now, I'm thinking somewhere in the neighborhood of 6,000-8,000 current members of La Familia.
Anyway, fun stuff!
What a cool Concept. And refreshingly original in the realm of sci-fi.
Now what i'd like to know is why was the first council called?
DRIVE reader Ben Blank was having trouble posting to the forum, but he sent along this interesting thought about drive-related accidents:
I played with the numbers a bit and found a scenario I like. Assuming that:
Children stay at home for ~18 years…
…then service the drive for ~12 years, with a mortality rate of about 1/6…
…then spend ~25 years raising a family a large family (with an average of 6 children)…
…and work in non-drive-servicing jobs for ~35 years until an average age of death at 80.
(Drive-operator mortality rate isn't considered by Brian's calculator, but seems reasonable based on the emperor's reaction to losing ships to the drive, and can be accommodated by considering the "number of children" to mean "number of children who survive to have children of their own".)
This would make La Familia ~9,100 members at time of the comic, with ~7,000 adults, ~1,240 of whom are servicing the drive. I can see why the emperor's cousin is worried about getting them all together!
Thanks for the props, Mr. Kellett!
I just added another element to the script [greywyvern.com] that you may find helpful when drawing the mob of La Familia. :) If you hover each row of the table, it will now show an age distribution chart for that year.
If each child has their children between the ages of 25 and 30, you can see that the progeny will be grouped relatively tightly into distinct age groups.
These groups will blur as the time between each childbirth increases, although the final total progeny will go down significantly.
Now Drive mortality is also added to the script. At the year before child bearing age, the script does a random check with a 1/6th possibility (adjustable) of "killing" that person. That means the person does not add any children to the Familia.
It adds a random factor to the script and you shouldn't get the same final total twice now :) Sometimes even Conrado will be killed while servicing the very first Drive and the chart will show no Familia at all after 140 years!
Does La Familia have to marry La Familia? Or is new blood ok? If only La Familia, start upping that death rate as the genetic issues start cropping up. And lower the birth rate.
I really like how in-depth this is all becoming.
There are a variety of reasons that they might intentionally restrict their numbers as well. It may not be correct to assume 5 kids per family.
On the other hand there are always going to be "black sheep" and spies in the family, and not all of them can be dealt with in a handy accident, so a large number might be required...


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BATON ROUGE -- The Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority discussed an extensive list of current and near-term coastal restoration and protection projects being built by the state as well as the recent release of a controversial draft report written by the Army Corps of Engineers at its monthly meeting Wednesday. Jerome Zeringue, acting director of the Office of Coastal Protection and Restoration, provided an update of a host of marsh building, beach restoration and shoreline protection projects currently being constructed and those that are awaiting contract awards. The OCPR is currently building nearly $200 million in projects that, according to Zeringue, will build approximately 4400 acres of wetlands across coastal Louisiana. Another $190 million in projects are awaiting construction bids which are expected to be awarded over the next two years. Several large-scale projects are being designed as well including a $71 million project to mine and transport sediment from the Mississippi River via pipeline to build marsh in Plaquemines, Lafourche and Jefferson Parish, a $45.8 million project to rebuild beaches in Cameron Parish and another $75 million to restore beaches, dunes and marshes in Lafourche Parish in the area between Grand Isle and Fourchon. Zeringue also detailed the OCPR's efforts to build projects using available federal stimulus package dollars received by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA was granted $170 million in stimulus funds to restore wetlands nationwide. According to NOAA, projects ranging in cost from $1.5 to 10 million will be considered and all projects must be "shovel ready" with construction completed in the next 12-18 months. "We expect the process to be very competitive to receive this funding since it is a national program," Zeringue said. "We are working with other states along the Gulf Coast to try to get as much money as we can from this program to maximize the funds coming to the region." The deadline to submit project lists for the NOAA money is April 6. OCPR officials are working to submit Louisiana's list several days in advance of the deadline.OCPR's Norwyn Johnson followed that discussion with a summary of the OCPR's perspective regarding the Corps of Engineers' draft Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Report which was released earlier this month, nearly a year and a half after the Congressionally-mandated deadline for its completion. Johnson said state officials are very frustrated and disappointed with the contents of the draft report because it does not contain project recommendations to protect and restore coastal Louisiana despite multiple laws passed by Congress requiring those recommendations. The draft study also lacks an integration of coastal restoration and protection projects, also mandated by Congressional law. And, state officials believe they were left out of the writing of the plan despite assurances from the Corps of Engineers that the state would be a partner in the process. According to Johnson, state coastal officials worked closely with the Corps for the first six months of 2006 in writing a preliminary plan that contained specific project recommendations. Those included the closure of the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet in St. Bernard Parish, a project currently being conducted by the Corps. However, after the submission of that six-month plan, the direction of the plan's content changed because of policy recommendations from the Secretary of the Army's office and the plan no longer contained specific recommendations despite the Congressional mandate. Johnson said he believes the order to change the report came from officials in Washington D.C., not from the Corps' New Orleans District."This is an intentional disregard for the law," said Authority Chairman Garret Graves. "There are many projects we could be building and turning dirt on right now if this report had been written the way Congress mandated and written on time. Now we are years and years behind where we could be." Graves said state officials are working right now to "pick up the pieces" and move forward on cooperating with the new presidential administration and the Corps to direct the plan back to its Congressional mandate. The Authority also discussed the river diversion summit hosted by the Corps of Engineers earlier this month. Richard Raynie, the director of the OCPR's Louisiana Applied Coastal Engineering and Science Program (LACES), detailed the three-day summit that involved state and federal officials, a host of coastal scientists, representatives from the navigation industry and non-governmental organizations. The goal of the summit was to discuss river diversions for coastal restoration and the potential impacts. Authority Chairman Garret Graves said the state's coastal master plan and recent federal legislation contains recommendations and authorizations for a host of river diversions and they must be an integral part of rebuilding Louisiana's coast."The Water Resources Development Act that passed in 2007 authorized seven diversions and the state's master plan says we need to take bold steps forward and provide strong leadership in advancing these diversions," he said. "We have no choice but to continue to make progress."In other business, the CPRA voted to provide $4 million in emergency reserve funds from the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund to advance marsh and beach restoration at East Grand Terre Island in Plaquemines Parish. State planners allotted $26 million in funds from the Coastal Impact Assistance Program to build the project but the lowest construction bid was $28.5 million. The additional $4 million will make up the difference between the cost estimate and the lowest bid and provide additional funds for potential routine cost overruns. Construction is set to begin this summer.
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"His started in fifth grade," Davis explains, when referring to her eldest son.
She says, "He'd come out to the car crying, not wanting to go to school, waking up with stomach aches. You call the school and they say, 'no there was no issue here, we don't tolerate it.'"
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"They keep talking about how they're going to make a bully stand and how they're standing against bullies, no, they're turning their backs against bullies and they young kids have to fight," says Davis.
As a result of bullying Davis' son's went from making straight A's and B's to failing.
Davis explains, "I was like John they said you can ask the kids in your class for help. He said, 'Mom, when you're sitting in class and you hear you shouldn't be here, you're a retard, you don't belong in this class, you're so stupid.' he said 'I'm not going to ask for help.'"
As a result of his grades slipping so much, he was asked to look into an alternative method for learning..so his mother took him out and he has been at home since October 15th, of 2011.
"He was there to get an education, not to learn how to fight," says Davis.
Davis' son explains how he turned to cutting himself as a way to ease the pain of being bullied.
Kathy knows teens do this and does not want her son to become a statistic.
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Despite her son's past, and the odds against him, Kathy knows he will succeed.
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on February 13, 2013 @ 11:09 am (Updated: 4:02 pm - 2/13/13 )
Sue Benyak decided to call the Dori Monson Show to highlight the issue.
Sue and her business partner have run the Two Tartes Cafe in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood for over five years. They wanted to make their store front more cheerful, so they planted flowers in whiskey barrel planters on the sidewalk in front of their cafe.
For five years they've had their festive flowers at their store on Airport way. But this month they got a notice that they had to apply for a $175 "Street Use" permit.
The notice says they have to pay the fee and a submit a "site use plan" to qualify for the permit.
Sue says she already pays a $140 to have a small flag hanging on the building with their cafe's name on it. She thinks that this extra charge, after six years, is excessive and an undue hardship.
Sue and Dori see the planters as a service to the neighborhood.
"Airport way isn't exactly the most attractive road in town," said Sue. "Tons of dust. We're pretty much the only people that have anything remotely attractive in front of our building."
She also says her landlord has seen the planters, and has never asked her to move them.
Dori tried to see the situation from the City's perspective.
"The sidewalk is city property," said Dori. "Why shouldn't they have the right to control what's on their property, and say hey, we'll let you use a little slice of our property and basically make you pay rent for it?"
But Georgetown, said Sue, is more industrial than areas downtown where big groups of pedestrians and cyclists mob the streets and sidewalks.
It was clear to Sue that the planters have never been an obstruction; it seemed like the city just wanted her to pay for the privilege of using the space.
"I just think that it's insane that we're just picking, picking, picking at small business owners," said Dori. "It's like government treats you guys like an adversary, instead of a provider of everything they're able to do as a government."
The Dori Monson Show's calls and emails to the Department of Transportation's Street Use Division and the representative who issued the ticket did not immediately get a response.
Read Sue's email to Dori and tell us what you think:
Hi Dori - Knowing that you are as annoyed with the City of Seattle and their ridiculous fees and charges as I am, I thought you would be interested in this one. I own a small business down in Georgetown, which, as you probably know, is not the cleanest neighborhood in town. My partner and I have had whiskey barrel planters outside our place for the last 6 years. Within the last month we received a "Street Warning Use" violation from the city, stating that if we want to have the planters out there, we need to obtain a $172 permit. Seriously? Pardon me for wanting our dusty street beautified a bit by flowers that WE pay for . . . .but really? They also charge us for a small flag attached to the side of the building with our business name on it. . . .another fee of $140 per year. This city does everything it can to nickel and dime small businesses into the ground. Thought you'd want to know. MEH!
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How to Create:
Use the green dot Enchanted Embossed 12x12 Paper as the base of your layout.
Cut a white scroll pattern Enchanted Designer Paper to 6" x 12" and adhere across the center.
USing the CCS Circle Patterns, cut a variety of circles from the Enchanted Designer Papers as shown. Use the inside of a black circle to cut in half and adhere to the right side of your layout.
Using the Pinking Rotary Blade, cut a 1' border from the teal snowflake pattern paper. Adhere at the bottom of the white paper.
Cut the diamond pattern paper into a border. Adhere as shown.
Cut three photos with the CCS Circle Pattern in a variety of sizes. Adhere, using Foam Squares on the smallest.
Adhere the Sweet & Simple title using Foam Squares. Adhere two green Enchanted Epoxy stickers to the title.
Adhere a variety of Enchanted Paper Flowers with Enchanted Epoxy Stickers in the center.
Add journaling with the Black Dual-Tip Pen as desired.
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Sources are indicating that the #B1G has approved #GT as its 15th member. Stay tuned... @CFravel247 @Clemson247
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Then let the "harumphs" begin.
Formerly 'mgoblaniel.'
This is the interwebz. By Saturday, "unnamed sources" will be saying that Delaney screwed up the deal and GaTech will remain in the ACC.
A big part of the Rutgers/Maryland move was to secure the New England market, and the B1G is geographically set up to have no overlap with other major conferences. This is a stab into a market that is definitely SEC country and is a 2nd tier program in it's state. Annexing Big East or northern ACC (non-SEC overlap) makes sense. GT makes none.
Which means of course the B1G will do it. #Leaders #Legends #Inthecommunity
"Over? Did you say, over? Nothing is over until we decide it is!"
Said as someone who's never been to GA.
/from GA and grew up a Tech fan
Tech is second fiddle to the Bulldogs in GA, isn't it?
It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. -- Yogi Berra
But that doesn't really matter with the reasoning here. The goal is to introduce BTN to as many major markets as possible. It doesn't matter that GT plays second fiddle to UGA, they still have enough fans to get on TV, and that is really all anyone cares about.
Personally, I see the SEC snatching up VaTech and NCState now, and Big12 pulling in FlaState and Clemson. (I would have added Miami(FL) but their present issues may put a merger off. Only if it is mandated by FSU addition.)
ACC could asphlode!
Depends on how you classify. UGA is the big state school but Tech is way harder to get into.
The other thing to consider about GA is no one shows their support for teams unless they're winning. For example, before Saban came to Alabamastand, you'd see an "A" on cars.. maybe a couple of times a week. Now you see almost as many as UGA's. Alabama is like Georgia's elite community college, they ship a lot of students there.
Tech hasn't been good in football since '90 but back then, you'd see about 55%-45% in favor of UGA. Still not bad. Also Tech have a bigger bball and baseball following than UGA.
I'd say most non-alumni support UGA for football (because they're better) but cheer for Tech's bball and baseball teams.
Kind of a stretch to say the GT is way harder to get into than UGA. The Hope Scholarship is a huge incentive to keep the best hs school students in Georgia in the state and UGA's enrollment has imporved because of it. You pretty much have to be top 10% of your class to get into UGA. This wasn't true 10 years ago.
I think GT is the obvious choice for the next addition to the B1G. Big TV market in what is arguably the center of the college football universe. UGA, Bama, Auburn, Florida, Clemson, FSU, Tennessee, and South Carolina are all five hours or less driving distance. Also a big advantage for current B1G schools to get into the talent laden south on the recruiting trail too. by adding GT to the conference. Good tradition in hoops, although not so much success lately, and a good baseball team are also nice adds.
If the B1G makes this move I think Texas or Florida State would be the next obvious choice for the 16th memeber. But Texas probably won't happen because of $$ and FSU's academics will probably keep them out.
UGA fans think of GT as their annoying little brother who has fans that come out of the woodwork once per decade or so when they do something good (sound familiar?)
The difference is that GT is a better school. UGA fans are generally annoyed by those "GT nerds".
Oh, and GT is in downtown Atlanta, so not a bad place to be.
...and I'm not knocking Tech, but my (one) trip to Atlanta (and GA generally) made me think that UGA football is easily king.
It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. -- Yogi Berra
They also have the more recent national championship
Maryland, NJ, and NY were not part of New England, so not sure how Rutgers or Maryland would help there.
Go Blue!
People don't really understand the geography of the US unless they've been to the states in question. In the minds of most midwesterners, anyone who lives east of PA wears a big buckle on his hat and hunts with a muzzle-loader while simultaneoulsy dumping tea in the harbor.
The post was meant to say that the Rutgers add secured NY/NJ DMA and that the Maryland add secured Baltimore/DC DMA. A GT ad could get the Atlanta DMA, which is the 9th largest TV DMA in the country. Check out this LINK. Do I agree with this add? No. Would it increase the TV viewing area to a scary level? Yes.
None? Don't be too sure. Access to a major and growing media center like Atlanta makes total sense with what Delaney is doing. I believe he covets that sort of media exposure in the south. My contention if it is true is UVa is next. Only bad part is we will fill before we get into NC. This is not about head-head competition with the SEC. SEC would never take GT. Major conferences will now only add one team/state to open new cable markets = more subscribers = more money.
Enough said regarding motivation. That and it has strong academics
But not really. We just get to face the option attack every other year instead.
Yep, that's Simba made out of a pineapple.
We won't get the Atlanta market. It's SEC country like woah.
"Over? Did you say, over? Nothing is over until we decide it is!"
Only until we move the Big Ten Championship game to the Georgia Dome.
I don't think it's really viewers the Big Ten is concerned with; as long as they can get B1G on basic cable in that market, they get paid. A lot.
So, the moves earlier this month added:
1. NY DMA - 7.4MM Households
27. Baltimore - 1.1MM
We already had:
3. Chicago: 3.5MM
4. Philadelphia: 2.9MM
11. Detroit: 1.8MM
15. Minneapolis: 1.7MM
26. Indianapolis: 1.1MM
32. Columbus: 930K
34. Milwaukee: 900K
39. Grand Rapids: 720K
43. Harrisburg: 715K
54. Wilkes Barre/Scranton: 581K
67. Flint/Saginaw: 446K
69: Green Bay: 442K
72: Des Moines: 430K
75: Omaha: 414K
This add would give the B1G the 9th market in the country at about 2.3MM viewers. This would be the 5th largest market in B1G Network coverage. This is the equivalent of Indianapolis and Columbus combined. For Delaney's purposes, this makes perfect sense.
DMA driven additions:
Texas: #5 Dallas 2.58M, #10 Houston 2.21M, #36 San Antonio 881k, #45 Austin 705k
Florida State: #14 Tampa-St Pete 1.8M, #16 Miami-FL 1.62M, #18 Orlando-Daytona #1.45M #38 West Palm 794k
UNC: #25 Charlotte 1.13M, #37 Greevil-Spart 846k, #44 Norfolk-Portsmouth 709k, #46 Greensboro-W Salem 695k
Texas and UNC fit academically. Texas seems highly unlikely right now, but I guess things can change quickly. FSU gets us on almost most as many TV's (maybe more if you include the markets in the panhandle which I didn't include here), but they probably don't fit the academic pedigree of the rest of the conference.
Approx Viewers in Major Markets: Texas 6.3M, FSU 5.6M, Carolinas 3M.
I think the somewhat undiscussed elephant in the room is whether or not folks in DC and NY will actually watch the BTN. I say...nope. The east coast and mid-atlantic region just don't care about college football. On top of that, NYC doesn't care about Rutgers (thus sharing the sentiment of the country at large).
Based on population stats alone, I can understand the moves making sense (though I kidna prefer tradition and whatnot), but stats don't tell the whole story here.
It doesn't matter if they watch it, it only matters if it gets included in their basic cable package.
Exactly. The ratings are cool, but as long as people have to pay for it in new areas, B1G teams make money.
"So put 2 on, put 10 on, WHAT DO YOU CARE IT'S NOT LIKE YOU'RE PAYIN' FOR 'EM!!!!?"
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If you are going to 16 teams in the league (whole different debate) it makes sense to add Georgia Tech. I think adding Maryland and Rutgers was to get into areas where adding that 15th and 16th team would make more sense to the East coast georgraphy. Who will 16 be?? I'm going to say Virginia.
Virginia and Virginia Tech are attached and you have the VA State Government backing that arrangement. The Virginia and North Carolina schools will mostly likely stick together just because state governments won't want them split up.
Actually that is not correct. The VA politicians just wanted UVa to use it's influence to get them in a more secure conference (ACC) when it looked like the BigEast was crashing. (Correct me if I misunderstood, Wahoo.) They don't have the leverage now. With both in the ACC they may have to fend for themselves; as I doubt one of the stronger conferences will take on both. IMO UVa will go to the B1G and SEC (which has already said it wants into VA) will take VaTech.
Please stop repeating this myth. UVA and VT have been together for less than ten years. As long has VT doesn't remain in a dumpster-fire of a conference, than the legislature is not going to obstruct things. There are certain circumstances present in the instance where the legislature got involved.
If we're going for big TV markets, then let's get Boston, plus we'd get their hockey. And hopefully it'd piss off Notre Dame more.
Numbers and Boats!
I thought it should have been Maryland and BC instead of Rutgers. That makes more sense to me.
BC isn't an AAU member. They're akin to ND, strong undergrad, some grad programs but almost none in the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, math) or academic medicine (and really no room to expand those fields within a glutted Boston academic market).
But they don't bring the athletic cache of ND, which meant the Big 10 was willing to overlook their research profile.
If it's only about viewers, Delaney should go for BC. It wouldn't be any worse than Rutgers or Maryland and it would add 2.4MM viewers to the fold. That would then give the B1G network viewership in:
3. Chicago
4. Philadelphia
7. Boston
8. Washington DC
9. Atlanta
11. Detroit
That is pretty dominant in terms of viewership. The only non-contiguous markets in the Top 11 would be:
5. Dallas
6. San Francisco
10. Houston
Only point I would contend is they may feel Boston has never really supported college sports, especially any specific one. The market tends to be segmented fairly equally between BC, BU, Harvard, Holy Cross, MIT(some degree), and UMass. So you take what market you did have and essentially watered it down even more, support-wise.
I know a similar contention could be made about NYC, but it's also the overwhelming size/prestige of the market and Rutgers is still the major collegiate sports presence there and you also get NJ in the bargain. (If you call it a bargain. /kidding)
Is this a joke or serious?
If serious, they might as well stop calling the conference the BIG 10, and just give it a new name. There is virtually no resemblance to the Big Ten conference - only 2/3 of the teams are originally from that conference (less than 2/3 once an inevitable 16th team joins to make it even). And, the geographic footprint is no longer the midwest, as the real Big Ten was. This is stupid!
/no promise to end rant - I suspect that it will continue for much of the day in the upcoming 20 expansion threads - apologies in advance.
Might as well just go to 20 teams and have a Big Ten division and an ACC division.
This is pretty much the only desirable option at this point. Then at least we get our Big 10 back.


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ereyes1 said 7 hours ago
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Not really sure what this shirt refers to -
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Toby. Just in time for the 4th season! -
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I just blue myself. -
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AaronMosh7 said: Not really sure what this shirt refers to
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I see how all the game pieces refer to each character and Tobias is in the middle. Bag=Lindsey, Martini=lucille, Franklin=Gob, Stair Car=Michael, Model House=George Senior, Hook=Buster, Banana Stand=George Michael, but where's Maebe. Unless Tobias forgot about her again to model for a board game. -
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Good thing I held off on The Big Lebowski shirt (which wasn't easy) because THIS is Insta-Buy!! -
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said: Not really sure what this shirt refers to
This refers to the super awesome show Arrested Development, which was critically acclaimed at the time it was on, but did not have a large audience. It has been becoming more and more popular since it got canceled, and will soon be coming back for another season. (woot!) This shirt has tons of jokes referring to the show. I'll have to show it to my brother, he's going to love it. :D -
nro87 said 6 hours ago
I would love this shirt much more if Tobias were not the main focus. First off, he isn't a Bluth, he's a Fünke. Second, he is the only character on the show that I don't like. Also, I'm a little upset there is no reference to Maeby. -
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Would have bought it if Maebe had been included, she's a main character. But I will be watching season 4. -
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Doctor Who (Matt Smith) side art please! -
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10 of hearts Dr.Who side art is a must have. Please reprint. -
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No banana stand mention? -
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Oh, I see it now...I thought it looked like something else. -
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there is always money in the banana stand!!! -
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Always loved the show, not sure about the design, although I'm glad Tobias is in it. Will let it sit for a few hours.


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Orange County Choppers™ Protective Eyewear 203, 11446-00000-10 Red Mirror Lens, Black Aluminum Frame 10 EA/Case *Discontinued as of December 3, 2012. Available while supplies last. See 3M.com/ppesafety/disc for details.
3M™ Fuel™ Protective Eyewear, 11640-00000-10 Red Mirror Lens, Metallic Sand Frame 10 ea/case
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