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An ongoing series of articles on songs & performances of the early Grateful Dead.
October 5, 2010
The Mysterious Case of 12/17/70
We'll start with a glance at the two Winterland shows in October '70, as they'll help solve the curious December '70 mixups.
10/4/70 you're probably all familiar with. It's famous for being broadcast quadraphonically on the KQED and KSAN FM stations (while also being broadcast live on KQED TV) – not only that, but because of the radio broadcast, it became one of the first Dead bootlegs, released in part on the "Mammary Productions" boot in early 1971. The show we have is short for 1970, only about an hour – the Dead probably faced time constraints since they were sharing the stage not only with the New Riders, but also with the Airplane, Hot Tuna, and Quicksilver – and the Dead were just the opening act that night!
The 10/5/70 Winterland show does not circulate, but we do have one song from it, Dancing in the Streets, which was released as a bonus on the 2/4/70 Download Series disc.
It's been said that the Dead didn't know yet during the 10/4 show that Janis Joplin had died (although McNally says they were told before the set) – it's a very exuberant show. The next day, though, her death must have been on people's minds, and I think it's reflected in the Dancing in the Streets. It's a rather subdued version, and Garcia's playing is quite pinched and lyrical, almost in a Bird Song vein – as he solos, it's almost like his own little funeral elegy for Janis.
Now let's look at the '12/17/70' setlist, which seems innocent at first:
Hard to Handle
Me and My Uncle
Cold Rain and Snow
Dancing in the Street
Uncle John's Band
The file text notes outline the confusion:
"Deadlists identifies it as the Matrix, based on Rob Eaton's transcript of the vault reel. However, when Dick Latvala copied the show to cassette, he attached the following label: "Here is something I have, that was labeled 12/17/70 - Winterland."
A long-standing confusion between this show and the Owsley benefit held at Winterland on 12/23/70, continues to infect GD tapelists. The first four songs, Hard to Handle through Cold Rain and Snow, were put into general circulation by the Bay Area Tapers Group in the mid-1990s, and continue to be mislabeled as 12/23/70.
The last 2 tracks may or may not belong with this!"
When we look over at the oldest '12/23/70' file, we find that it indeed duplicates the first four songs.
But the newer 12/23/70 offers these songs:
Me and Bobby McGee
Dire Wolf
Good Lovin'
Casey Jones
Uncle John's Band
Deadlists unhelpfully conflates this with the four '12/17' songs. The 12/23 file text notes state:
"This is the complete set played on 12/23/70 at Winterland. It does not include the four-song excerpt (Hard to Handle through Cold Rain and Snow) from 12/17/70 that was long thought to be a part of this show. At the end, Phil says: "Good night, folks. Merry Christmas and God bless you!" And Jerry adds: "Thank you for helping us bail out the Bear!"
So we now have the real 12/23/70, at least part of it. The band comments at the end make the date certain. Dick Latvala said the genuine setlist was on Bear's cassette – which is a strange comment, since Bear was in prison. (In fact, the show was a benefit for him.) So I presume the band thoughtfully made a tapecopy of this show for Bear!
But what about 12/17/70?
The Dead almost certainly did not play a show on 12/17, not at Winterland, and definitely not at the Matrix. It was Crosby/Garcia/Lesh playing at the Matrix that night.
Outside of the Hartbeats & other offshoots, the Dead never played at the Matrix after 1966 - it was simply too small a club for them.
So right away, we know we have a mislabeled tape. But why would these songs be misdated 12/17 and 12/23 – not only on our circulating tapes, but within the Vault?
Charlie Miller has the answer -
"12/17/70 and 12/23/70 are actually a mix of 10/4/70 and 10/5/70.
(Btw, I have the real 12/23/70.)
What I was told is that 10/4/70 and 10/5/70 were multitracked and the 12/17/70 and 12/23/70 dates were the mixdown dates.
The Uncle John's Band put on The Golden Road box set as a bonus track is listed as 12/23/70, but it's actually from 10/4/70 (confirmed by a friend who taped 10/4/70 off the radio and still has his master)."
After some comparisons, it looks like Miller was definitely right in saying that our '12/17' and one of the '12/23' tapes are a mix of 10/4 and 10/5/70. This led to some confusion within the Vault, with the same songs being attributed to different dates. This helps explain why Rob Eaton would have misidentified his '12/17/70' reel, because the wrong date was on his Vault reel label.
It didn't help matters that a '12/23/70' tape in the Vault ALSO contained mixes of the October Winterland shows, especially since the Dead were actually playing at Winterland again on 12/23, in the Bear Benefit.
This show fragment at the Archive is the REAL 12/23/70:
At 45 minutes, this is clearly incomplete - we're still missing most of the show. (One Archive witness estimates the show was two hours.) It's said the show was billed as "Acoustic Grateful Dead", and they played with Hot Tuna and the New Riders. This strongly implies that this show could have the missing last acoustic set of 1970! (Then again, the Dead might have changed their minds…)
David Lemieux has posted clips from '12/23/70' on the Taper's Section, but they are NOT from this show.
The Cold Rain & Snow is from 10-4-70.
The Dancing in the Streets is from 10-5-70, as it was correctly dated on the Download Series.
And as Miller noted, the (Workingman's Dead bonus) Uncle John's Band labeled 12-23-70 is indeed from 10-4-70.
So obviously the Vault has a '12-23-70' tape that's simply a mix of the October shows. (And, just coincidentally, was made on the same day as another Winterland show.)
Now turning to our '12-17-70' tape, we find some interesting duplications:
Cold Rain & Snow is 10-4-70 again.
Uncle John's Band is also 10-4-70.
Dancing in the Streets is, you guessed it, 10-5-70 again.
(The other three songs - Hard to Handle, Candyman, and Me & My Uncle - must presumably be from 10-5-70, unless they're from another unknown show.)
[Meanwhile, this '12-23-70' clip is merely a partial duplicate of the above, and can be ignored:
http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-12-23.sbd.vernon.10376.sbeok.shnf ]
Now what's interesting to me is that the December compilations of our October songs feature a very different mix. (For instance, compare the Download Series 10/5 Dancing in the Streets with the Taper's Section '12/23' mix.) Obviously the Dead had a multitrack of the October Winterland shows they could remix. (And they still do, as the 10/4 Till the Morning Comes was released as a bonus on the American Beauty CD – with the correct date, and sounding more balanced than our radio mix.)
According to deadlists, "David Lemieux confirms that there is no SBD of 10/5/70 in the Vault." But that information's ten years old, and clearly at least one song has surfaced in the Vault since then – so there's hope we may hear more of this show in the future.
But why would the Dead have been mixing these shows two months later, or at any time? And for a band that wasn't taping themselves at all at the time, why would they bring multitrack equipment to these Winterland shows?
Whether or not it was related to the 10/4/70 radio broadcast, the fact that the Dead would professionally tape these shows, and mix them two months later, strongly suggests that this was their first step toward making another live album. (And, not coincidentally, they started reference-taping their own shows again during the same weeks in December these mixes were made in the studio.)
But they must have decided to scrap these selections and start over in February. In fact, once they'd decided to multitrack, you'd think the best decision would have been to take the tape equipment to the Port Chester shows in November '70, for the run of shows there would be far better than the Winterland sets. Unfortunately, that didn't happen – but the Dead themselves obviously realized the missed opportunity, as they DID take the multitracks to Port Chester for the long run in February '71 to start taping their live album. However, after Feb 18, with a bundle of new songs to work out and Mickey Hart fleeing the scene, magic didn't strike at those shows…but that's another story…
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There were a couple of December '70 shows billed as "Acoustic Dead". In addition to 12/23/70, the 12/21/show at Pepperland was billed as such, and it turned out to be Garcia/Crosby/Lesh/Kreutzmann gig. An acoustic set was also promised for 12/31/70, and that apparently did not materialize either. I think it is safe to assume that the acoustic sets were abandoned soon after the Capitol 11/70 run. None of the audience tapes from later in November include acoustic sets, nor do any of the Sbds and auds from 12/70.
ReplyDeleteCryptdev, I think you're right that the "Acoustic Dead" billing for 12/23/70 was a false alarm. A couple 'witnesses' had indicated that the whole show was electric, but I was hoping they were wrong! (Winterland did seem like an unusual venue to pull out the acoustics in, though...)
On deadlists, Michael Parrish holds out hope that at Pepperland 12/21/70, maybe an unwitnessed Dead show did occur deep into the night...
For the Dead to repeatedly announce these December shows as "acoustic", though - and then not come through - that's clearly an issue in itself. In fact, on 12/27/70, they did an acoustic radio show (for KPPC in Pasadena), playing their gospel set with the New Riders, as an ad for the El Monte shows. And yet, do they play any acoustic sets at El Monte? No!I realize there are some possible objections to the idea that 10/4 and 10/5/70 could have been taped for a live album, which I'll try to address in speculative fashion:
1. Why tape only these short one-hour Winterland sets?
Because these were the only 'hometown' shows the Dead played in that time period, between August & December. For Live/Dead, they had apparently only focused on San Francisco shows (at the Avalon & Fillmore West) - so they may have initially thought of repeating that strategy.
OR, possibly these tapes weren't initially made with a live album in mind, but were connected to the TV/radio broadcast.
2. Why would the tapes not be mixed until December?
Because the Dead were continually on tour in the East from 10/10 to 11/29/70.
When they came home in December, American Beauty had just been released, and they had time to think about another live album. It's at this point when they started reference-taping their shows again for playbacks.
3. If the '12/17' and '12/23' tapes are a mixdown for a live album, isn't the song selection pretty strange?
Yes. (Keep in mind there were likely mixdowns of other songs, too; we just have the one reel. And, oddly enough, it is in a 'show order' with Garcia/Weir songs alternating.)
But the '71 Skullfuck album also had a strange selection, representing the 'bar-band covers' side of the Dead. Me & My Uncle, one of the '12/17' songs, was indeed on the album. And it might make sense to include a live Uncle John's Band, as that was "the single".
Garcia said in '71, "We didn't have a decent recording of it or we would've taken Cold Rain & Snow, or anything that was good, cause that's what we were after - we didn't care what song it was or whose it was."LIA, I think you are absolutely right that this was a false start on what would become Skullfuck. One of the Rolling Stone interviews from late 1970/early 1971 -- I think it's the Kantner/Slick one -- partly takes place at Heider's, and says something about Jerry working with tapes from the GD's Winterland shows. These would be 10/4 and 10/5/70, I think.
There are a few other bits and pieces that indicate that they were looking to tape live at the late '70 Port Chester shows. There may have been lots of reasons those were canceled and rescheduled for February '71, but he stated reason is that they wanted to get some new material together. They clearly did that in time for 2/18/71. It makes sense that they were planning on recording that new material.I'd like to know more about the Dead's plans for the December '70 Port Chester shows & why they were canceled. It could be that, after touring for almost 2 months, they were sick of it! It could be that Jerry wanted to stay in the studio for a while.
Or, as they announced, they may have wanted to work on more new songs. We know by Dec '70, Bird Song & Bertha were written (and Loser followed within a month), but weren't yet played by the Dead. If the Dead were already planning to record a Port Chester run, it would've made sense to delay it until the new songs were ready...- AnonymousJune 5, 2012 at 10:59 AM
the magic did strike for one of the shows .... the opening night of 2/18/71.
I saw a few of the shows on that 6 night run, and 2/18 is definitely magic in every sense of the word.


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Raider coach Matthew Creech said he wasn't pleased with the team's first-half play, but saw great things from the young men when they came back from the break.
He blamed part of their early sluggishness on the loss of Andre Sankey who was called up to the varsity, leaving a position adjustment for the younger Midway team.
"There was a period of adjustment for sure, but really I thought it was more a case of playing lazy basketball. We were just unfocused," Creech said.
Midway led by only 3, 13-10, at the end of the first quarter but they broke it open in the second period, going into the half up 33-14.
"Our best effort was in the second half," Creech pointed out. "We played with more intensity and we were certainly more focused, and it showed on the scoreboard."
By the end of the third quarter, the Raiders were up 51-20.
"We were able to play all 10 of our guys and they all made a contribution," Creech stressed, noting that he saw better ball handling as the night progressed.
"We shot better in the second half; in the first two periods we had a lot of missed opportunities, missed layups.
Jamarrious Baggett led scoring for the JV with 17 points. Tyler Mayes , Terrace Smith and Shayheim Small had 10 a piece; Cameron Hobbs, 7; Ayden Cannady and J.D. Lockamy contributed 6 each; Tyler Warren, 4; Matt Core, 2; and Larry Blanks, 1.
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A good friend of mine is tied down in never-ending litigation in family court. He's trying to get back into the lives of his children. He's never been accused of abusing them. He pays his child support dutifully. He's never neglected them. But he's still been locked out of their lives for a couple years now.
So I gave him some legal advice the other day.
"Walk away and don't fight to try to get back into their lives. They will come back to you in time."
That sounds counter-intuitive to most of you, I am sure. Shouldn't he fight to get back into his kids lives?
It is sometimes said that possession is nine-tenths of the law. This is nowhere so true, or so evident, as in the family courts. Once parents separate or divorce, the parent who has the children under his or her roof has power. Once a non-custodial parent loses regular contact with his or her children, it is difficult to repair the relationship. The courts cannot repair these fractured relationships.
Divorce is cruel. It is part murder and part suicide. There's no easy death for love. Too often children are made into the pawns of grieving parents. When that happens, the courts are called upon to make decisions about who sees the children and when.
Woe betide the parents forced into family court seeking to resolve issues involving their children. These courts are financial and emotional wastelands.
I've tried all sorts of cases before judges and juries. Murder cases are far less violent and traumatic than a child custody case. In fact, in New Haven, the courthouse marshals often joke that they worry more about their safety on the third floor, where divorces are tried, than on the sixth floor, where serious criminal cases are handled.
Consider what happens in far too many cases. Two parents can't agree about how to raise a child. One files a motion in court. If the case can't be resolved, then there are hearings. If the conflict is severe enough, a guardian ad litem might be appointed. This person serves as an adult voice for the child.
Then an attorney might be appointed to represent the child. Mom will have a lawyer. Dad will be lawyered up, too. They'll be sent to mediation, and then, perhaps, to expert psychologists for evaluations. Continued...
Soon half a dozen or more highly paid professionals are all on the clock. Professional fees mount. The parents are now spending all the money they can to win a war for the hearts and minds of their children. And the court system encourages that tawdry game.
In Connecticut, a person must take a course sponsored by the Judicial Branch to became a guardian ad litem or an attorney for minor children. The course is taught, in part, by the very experts who offer their consulting services, for a fee, to the litigants in family cases. It's all very chummy, very clubby. The family courts are a close-knit clique.
These courts mean to do well by children. Indeed, the courts aim to do more than well, they aim to do the best they can for kids. Hence, the legal standard used in deciding what to do with children when their parents can't agree — the best interests of the children.
The problem with this standard is that most of us fail to meet it far more often than we admit or even know. My parents were far from perfect, and, as my children know, I failed them often enough in significant ways. But love holds most families together most of the time.
In family law conflicts, the best interest of the child standard becomes the benchmark of warring professionals. Each party lawyers up. The parties retain experts each supporting different visions of the best. Then everyone heads to court. Sit in a courtroom sometime as mom's lawyer, dad's lawyer, the kids' lawyer, the guardian ad litem, and the psychologists try to decide what's best. It will make you weep.
Years ago, I thought the woman who taught my family law course was unhinged. She had us read science fiction. I was offended. What I wanted to learn was what justice required. What legal doctrines led to the right result when a family dissolved because the parents decided no longer to live together?
It wasn't until I wandered into the family courts as a litigator that I realized how wise the professor was: Nothing prepares you for the sorrow, the rage, and the heartache of family law.
So I told my friend to walk away from his conflict. "Leave now," I said, "while you still have your self-respect. Leave before you enrich the lawyers and the professionals, all of whom will bill you by the hour to pretend to know what is best for your child."
Custody battles aren't decided by juries in Connecticut. That's a mistake. We say the issues are too complex for juries, and entrust them to judges. But my hunch is that communities are far wiser than even the most astute individual. Why not let a jury of 12 decide what to do with a child when the parents can't agree?
Plato once wrote that the rearing of children was too important a task to be left to individual parents. He counseled having all children raised by the state, a view he abandoned in his later writings. Continued...
But I wonder.
When two parents can't agree about how to raise their child something serious has gone wrong. Turning to the courts for a decision involves the community.
I think often of King Solomon when I see families headed for court. When asked to decide to whom to give a baby as between two women claiming to be the child's mother, Solomon proposed cutting the baby in two. One woman agreed; the other objected. He gave the baby to the mother who would not see her child harmed. He let love decide.
Why not a presumption in courts that parents who cannot agree to raise their child should have the child sent to foster care? I suspect most parents would learn to agree before that happened. And for those who would not, let a jury decide the case once and for all while the child is in temporary custody.
Then give the child to those who can love him or her without condition.
The family courts are cruel, costly and too often sadistic. We ought to shut them down and start over. My friend should run while he can — before strangers suck him dry.
Norm Pattis, a criminal defense and civil rights lawyer with offices in Bethany and New Haven, blogs at www.pattisblog.com. Email: email@example.com.
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Warm Springs provides an easy base for day trips and the county abounds in walking trails and beautiful drives through the mountains. The cottage is located in the village of Warm Springs, but is at the rear of the Anderson Cottage property with privacy and seclusion. Restaurants are nearby, one just three doors away.
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David Axelrod takes on Handel's Messiah – and the result is an amazingly complex set of music – very similar to his earlier albums on Capitol Records, and his Warner work with the Electric Prunes! If you love the Axe, you'll find plenty to love here – spare, dark orchestrations, often with a subtle hint of funk in the rhythms, some jazzy flourishes, and this bold sense of studio majesty that marks Axelrod as one of the most inventive producers of his time! The sound's one that gave birth to a whole generation of hip hoppers and beatheads – and the proceedings are conducted by Cannonball Adderley, with a feel that's similar to other Adderley/Axelrod high-concept sets – like Soul Of The Bible or Soul Zodiac. Titles include "Overture", "Worthy Is the Lamb", "Behold Recitative", "Comfort Ye My People", and "And The Angel Said Unto Them". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Sheryl Ness, R.N., O.C.N., is a nurse educator for the Cancer Education Program at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. She helps inform patients, families and caregivers about services and resources to help them through the cancer journey.
She has a master's degree in nursing from Augsburg College. In addition, she is an assistant professor of oncology at the College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, and is certified as a specialist in oncology nursing. Sheryl has worked for more than 20 years at Mayo Clinic as an educator. She has a keen interest in the importance of the quality of life and concerns of people living with cancer.
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By Sheryl M. Ness, R.N.
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Almost every time I meet a survivor, I also meet their family or friends who are along for care and support. This week, I thought we could talk about family and friends and the impact cancer has on caregivers.
Cancer care and treatment is frequently delivered in an outpatient setting these days. This means more responsibilities as caregivers help to coordinate treatment visits, manage side effects, and provide emotional support.
Other aspects of caregiving include managing finances, running errands, and providing emotional support. As time goes on, stress and anxiety can take an emotional and physical toll on the caregiver.
A few things that may help along the way:
- When others offer to help, take them up on it. Ask for help with shopping, meal preparation and household chores.
- Get involved with others. Find a caregiver group, class, blog or a way to connect with others who are experiencing a similar situation.
- Seek out ways to manage stress — such as mind-body strategies, meditation and other relaxation techniques.
- Make healthy changes together. If diet or other lifestyle changes are recommended for the survivor, plan to make the changes together for support.
- Remember to take care of yourself. Your needs are also important during this time. Recognize and address your own emotional, physical and spiritual needs — doing this is vital to both of you.
If you are a caregiver, you may be one of the most important sources of strength for a cancer survivor. Sharing this experience together can deepen your relationship. Recognize your needs, keep the lines of communication open and support each other during this time.
Look for caregiver resources here (www.cancer.net, www.imermanangels.org, www.caregivers4cancer.com, and www.cancercare.org/).
Please share what has helped you as a caregiver.
Follow me on Twitter at @SherylNess1. Join the discussion at #livingwithcancer.
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A Fox Searchlight release and presentation of a Scott Free production, in association with Indian Paintbrush, Dayday Films, Ingenious Media. Produced by Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, Michael Costigan. Executive producers, Steven Rayles, Mark Roybal. Co-producers, Wentworth Miller, Bergen Swanson, Wonjo Jeong, Michael Ellenberg. Directed by Park Chan-wook. Screenplay, Wentworth Miller.
When South Korean genre iconoclast Park Chan-wook decided to bring his peculiar gifts to a Stateside production, anything could have happened – and anything pretty much does in "Stoker," a splendidly demented gumbo of Hitchcock thriller, American Gothic fairy tale and a contemporary kink all Park's own. Led by a brilliant Mia Wasikowska as an introverted teenager whose personal and sexual awakening arrives with the unraveling of a macabre family mystery, this exquisitely designed and scored pic will bewilder as many viewers as it bewitches, making ancillary immortality a safer bet than "Black Swan"-style crossover biz for Fox Searchlight's marvelously mad March hare. (more…)
With Spike Lee's remake of his "Oldboy" coming this fall, Park Chan-Wook makes his long-awaited English-language debut.
Park Chan-Wook leaves the expected streaks of blood across American screens in Stoker, his English-language debut about a young woman whose coming of age takes place among the corpses of family members and neighbors. Fans who have followed the Korean auteur since 2003′s Oldboy will not be disappointed, but a high creep-out factor and top-drawer cast should attract genre fans who've never heard of him as well.
Mia Wasikowska plays India, an unusually serious girl whose father dies on her eighteenth birthday. At the wake she meets an uncle she never knew about, Charlie (Matthew Goode), just returned from unspecified work in Europe; she spends the day dodging his unsettling stare while noting an unsavory familiarity between Charlie and her normally distant mother, Evie (Nicole Kidman).
That unseemliness does not go unnoticed when Charlie decides to stay a while — just the three of them (the longtime housekeeper having left abruptly) in a large house isolated from town by acres of woods. A rarely seen aunt (Jacki Weaver) comes for dinner, hoping to tactfully get Charlie out; she isn't heard from again.
Park's restless but exacting camera adds to the tension between these three characters, all of whom are so stiffly guarded with each other — clearly hiding some things but suspiciously open about others — that we spend the first half of the film waiting for something to crack, like the hard-boiled eggshell India slowly demolishes on the kitchen table. Sound cues like that eggshell are often exaggerated here, and much is made of parallel physical actions — the opening of a piano lid, say, whose keyboard will soon witness a disturbingly erotic duet, with that of a deep freeze that holds more than ice cream. (more…)
Who's ready for 10 days of indie films, concerts, parties and swag bags?
As is usually the case, this year's lineup for the Sundance Film Festival packs in a variety of highly anticipated premieres. From the American debut of Hogwarts' most famous wizard and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's first feature film as a writer/director to what looks like one badass rock doc, Sundance 2013 is sure to have us buzzing in the subfreezing temperatures.
Even if you can't make it out to Park City, Utah, this year, these are the films you'll need to keep an eye out for down the road when they make their way to a theater near you. These are our must-see movies of Sundance 2013:
Chan-wook Park has been a legend of the South Korean film scene for over a decade, and he will finally make his English-language debut with the trippy gothic thriller "Stoker." Written by Wentworth Miller, this creepy story tells the tale of a teenage girl (Mia Wasikowska), her deranged mother (Nicole Kidman) and her mysterious uncle (Matthew Goode).
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Family? It's complicated … but also bloody, at least when it comes to Oldboy director Park Chan-wook's thriller Stoker, which stars Nicole Kidman and Mia Wasikowska.
Case in point, check out this exclusive one-sheet poster for the film that features an unusual holiday-esque portrait warning "DO NOT DISTURB THE FAMILY" with a blood splattered twist.
Kidman (as mother Evelyn) shoots eye daggers big enough to kill, Wasikowska (as daughter India) holds a sharply pointed pencil in her bloody hands, and Matthew Goode (as handsome uncle Charlie, who appears out of the blue after India's father dies, and becomes the object of both Evelyn and India's obsessive affections) stands to the side with an intense stare. Written by Wentworth Miller and co-produced by Ridley Scott, the late Tony Scott, and Michael Costigan, Stoker is the first English language film helmed by South Korean director Park, a master at emotional murder mystery with a stylized edge.
Stoker is out in theaters March 1.
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Joel Silver's Dark Castle Entertainment banner has acquired the infidelity thriller "Loft" from Anonymous Content and Belgian banner Woestijnvis. It has yet to be determined whether the film will be released through Warner Bros., where Dark Castle is currently based, or Universal, where Silver just inked a 12-picture distribution deal.
Silver will now be credited as an exec producer on "Loft" along with Andrew Rona and Steve Richards.
In addition, Dark Castle is in production on "Getaway," a thriller starring Ethan Hawke and Selena Gomez. Details on that project were not immediately available.
Dark Castle is currently working with Emmett/Furla Films on Albert Hughes' actioner "Motor City," which has Gerard Butler attached to star, though Gary Oldman and Amber Heard are no longer involved with the project.
As for "Loft," the Erik Van Looy-directed pic is an English-language remake of his own 2008 Belgian film. Edgy indie follows five married friends who share a loft where each brings his mistress. When the dead body of an unknown woman is found there, they begin to suspect one another of murder.
Wentworth Miller, James Marsden, Karl Urban, Eric Stonestreet and Matthias Schoenaerts star alongside Rhona Mitra, Isabel Lucas, Rachael Taylor, Margarita Levieva and Kristin Lehman.
Wesley Strick ("Doom") adapted Bart De Pauw's original screenplay. Anonymous Content's Steve Golin, Paul Green, Matt DeRoss and Adam Shulman produced along with original "Loft" producer Hilde DeLaere of Woestijnvis.
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Tofu scramble is a staple in my home, although I have to admit that it took a while to perfect my own version. My poor hubby battled through about a month of mushy, overly seasoned, and burnt scrambles. I'm surprised he even lets me in the kitchen anymore. But we now agree … breakfast is always the most looked-forward-to part of our weekends!
I wasn't too surprised when I heard about the latest salmonella outbreak causing more than half a billion eggs to be recalled and leaving more than 1,300 Americans sick. What do they expect to happen when hens are crammed into battery cages and left to sit in their own waste all day, every day?
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A New Vision for Understanding America's Metropolitan Geography
Arthur Nelson, Robert Lang
Published by APA Planners Press, 2011
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In popular imagination, America is the land of wide open spaces. But in reality, much of it is more densely populated than Europe. Two-thirds of the U.S. population lives on less than 20 percent of the privately owned land, clustered in 20-some megapolitan areas — networks of metropolitan centers fused by common economic, physical, social, and cultural traits.
Megapolitan America draws on detailed data to map out the dramatic — and surprisingly positive — shifts ahead. Backed by hard numbers, Nelson and Lang argue for long-range planning that sheds outdated images and stokes the nation's economic engines. This is required reading for everyone who cares about America's future.
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Foreword by Armando Carbonell
Prologue: From Cities to Megapolitans
The New Kid in Town: Megapolitan Areas and Clusters
From Megalopolis to Megapolitan
The Evolving Megapolitan Idea
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Soft-Nosed, Self-Organized Planning
The New Metropolitan Governance: Tied to Federal Formula
The Business of Megapolitans: Cooperating on Economic Development
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