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This panel presentation on the history, current trends, and hope for the future of Jewish children's literature was the opening session at the Sydney Taylor Book Award's 40th anniversary celebration, held at the Association of Jewish Libraries convention on June 25, 2008. Panelists included Evelyn Freeman, Rita Soltan, and Joni Sussman, and the session was chaired by Rachel Kamin and moderated by Heidi Estrin.
Dr. Evelyn B. Freeman is the Dean and Director of the Ohio State University at Mansfield and a Professor in the College of Education and Human Ecology. She is also President of the Children's Literature Assembly of the National Council of Teachers of English.
Rita Soltan has been a public librarian in New York and Michigan for over 30 years. She regularly reviews children's books for major publications including School Library Journal, Horn Book, and Kirkus. She is the author of several books from Libraries Unlimited on reading clubs and summer reading.
Joni Sussman is Publisher at Kar-Ben Publishing, a division of Lerner Publishing Group.
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L-R: Deborah da Costa, Jane Breskin Zalben, Sarah Marwil Lamstein
Picture book authors Deborah da Costa, Sarah Marwil Lamstein and Jane Breskin Zalben provide insight into their creative processes. Learn about their most recent books and their upcoming projects. This panel was part of the Celebration of Jewish Children's Literature held in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Sydney Taylor Book Award on June 25, 2008.
Among their other books, our speakers highlighted recently recognized titles. Deborah da Costa is the author of Hanukkah Moon, a 2008 AJL Notable Children's Book. Sarah Marwil Lamstein is the author of Letter on the Wind, a 2008 Sydney Taylor Honor Book. Jane Breskin Zalben is the author of Light, a 2008 Sydney Taylor Honor Book.
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If you belong to an AJL Chapter or would like to start one in your area, this is the lecture for you. Chapter officers speak about their experiences with organization issues, leadership and succession, communication, programming and more in this lively panel discussion with Marcie Eskin, Jean Loeb Lettofsky, Yelena Luckert and Rosalind Reisner.
Marcie Eskin is the librarian at the Marshall Jewish Learning Center of the Board of Jewish Education of Metropolitan Chicago, as well as librarian at Beth Hillel Congregation's B'nai Emunah Library in Wilmete, IL. She is past president of AJL's Chicago Chapter.
Jean Loeb Lettofsky is director of the library at Siegal College and a past president of AJL's Greater Cleveland Chapter. She is co-editor of Guide to Wisconsin Survivors of the Holocaust and Jewish Union List: Periodical Holdings in Greater Cleveland Jewish Libraries.
Yelena Luckert is a librarian for History, Jewish, Slavic & Women's Studies at the University of Maryland, and the author of Soviet Jewish History, 1917-1991: An Annotated Bibliography. She is chair of AJL's Doris Orenstein Memorial Fund.
Rosalind Reisner is the author of Jewish American Literature: A Guide to Reading Interests, winner of the 2004 AJL Judaica Reference & Bibliography Award. She is librarian at Monmouth Reform Temple in Tinton Falls, NJ, and is co-chair of AJL's Chapter Relations Committee with Irene Seff.
Please note that Irene Seff was also scheduled to present in this session but was unavailable to participate.
49 min 36 sec
Rita Berman Frischer
It is hard to imagine the world of children's books without Jewish women writers. In this session, Rita Berman Frischer supports what she wrote in an article published in Jewish Women in America: A Historical Encyclopedia, presenting a lively overview of Jewish women writers past and present, while noting trends and examining the contributions of specific women writers in more detail.
Rita Berman Frischer, former Director of Sinai Temple Library in West LA and Chair of the first AJL Sydney Taylor Award Committee, is a writer and reviewer of juvenile and YA literature. She has presented lectures and workshops for HUC-JIR, AJL, CAJE, and others in the US and abroad, and served as judge for numerous book awards.
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Although several comic book stories have tried to describe life in Israel (Joe Sacco's Palestine; Peter Kuper's Promised Land; Uri Fink's Fink!), very few of them have been written by women and none of them have tried to show what life is like for those who work behind the scenes in the Israeli army, working desk jobs and performing menial tasks (the so-called "jobnikim"). Miriam Libicki, who spent two years as a volunteer in the Israeli army, is currently completing work on her self-published comic book series jobnik!, while also writing illustrated essays such as "Towards a Hot Jew: The Israeli Soldier as Fetish Object," "ceasefire," and "Jewish Memoir Goes Pow! Zap! Oy!" Miriam discusses her influences, what led her to choose comics as a format, why she started the jobnik! series, her self-publishing experience, and how her work has been received thus far in Israel and elsewhere.
Miriam Libicki was born in 1981 in Columbus, Ohio. After living in Jerusalem and Seattle, Washington, she is now based in Vancouver, BC. She completed her BFA from Emily Carr Institute in 2006. She is the creator of the comic series jobnik! and the drawn essays "Towards a Hot Jew," "ceasefire," and "Jewish Memoir Goes Pow! Zap! Oy!" (in The Jewish Graphic Novel, forthcoming from Rutgers University Press). See her blog at www.realgonegirl.com
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One of the most active and dynamic groups of Sephardim today are the Syrian Jews living in Brooklyn, New York. An extremely tight-knit community, they began moving from Syria at the beginning of the 20th centuray. Subjected to terrible persecution, a major wave of them came to New York in the 1920′s, and another group came when they were released by the government in the 1990′s. In New York they became a highly insular group, with a major edict that prevented almost any conversion into their community. This was intended to prevent dilution of the traditional community and has resulted in a highly homogeneous, close-knit group of jews whose numbers now exceed 75,000. Two scholars, Dr. Walter Zenner and Joseph A.D. Sutton, have carried out extensive studies of this gropu, with articles, oral histories, and other documentary evidence. The papers of both of these scholars are held in the archives of the American Sephardi Federation. In this presentation, we examine those papers and attempt to learn a little more about this fascinating group of Sephardim.
Randall Belinfante is the Librarian/Archivist of the American Sephardi Federation. Over the past seven years, he has expanded this Library/Archives from a small collection of 200 odd books and 20 boxes of papers to a collection that now exceeds 6,000 catalogued items and some 300 linear feet of archives. Randy is fascinated by all aspects of the Sephardim, with papers and articles dealing with communities from Brooklyn to Burma.
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Even Batgirl had help, but the superhero librarian survives with a small space and a staff of one. The solo librarian is alone in the trenches, balancing many responsibilities. During this session, we discuss the tricks of the trade for surviving in the library alone. We discuss how to schedule your day, week, and year, so that you do not feel overwhelmed by your responsibilities. We will also share techniques that you can take back to your library so that it can be run in a more efficient manner. The second half of the presentation will look into collection development tips such as weeding, purchasing, and electronic alternatives that enable a library with minimal space to meet the needs of its patrons.
Michal Davis has an MLS from Queens College and a Masteres in Education and Curriculum from Capella University. She is a permanently certified New York State K-6 teacher as well as a K-12 School Library Media Specialist. Michal spent two years teaching at Yeshivat Ohr Haiim before she began working for the Nassau BOCES School Library System, Library Automation and Resource Sharing division as a Program Specialist. Since leaving BOCES, she has worked at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls Library as a solo librarian for four years, and also spent a year as librarian at Shelter Rock Jewish Center. She is now librarian at Temple B'nai Sholom of Rockville Center.
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The Once Upon a World Children's Book Award grows and expands as it plans for its 14th award in 2009. This award has been endowed by Sonia Levitin, renowned author of children's and young adult literature, and her family, and is administered by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Museum of Tolerance Library and Archives. We larn from and are inspired by AJL's Sydney Taylor Book Award. In this talk, Adaire Klein discusses the history and future plans of the award, and how others can share in bringing quality children's literature to young readers, "building tolerance through literature."
Adaire Klein is the founding Director of Library and Archival Services for the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Museum of Tolerance. She designed the Once Upon a World Children's Book Award and has administered it since its inception. She gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 23, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Klezmer Company Orchestra with author Heidi Smith Hyde
Author Heidi Smith Hyde's picture book, Mendel's Accordion, was named a 2008 Notable Book by the Association of Jewish Libraries. It tells a story of klezmer music, immigration, and the passing on of tradition from one generation to the next. Ms. Hyde did a live reading of Mendel's Accordion accompanied by members of the Klezmer Company Orchestra at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Florida on February 25, 2009. For full information about the event and links to resources on the story, visit klez4kids.blogspot.com.
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Lisa Silverman and Talma Shultz participated in a panel discussion moderated by Adaire Klein on teaching with Holocaust books. Lisa spoke about teaching the Holocaust using picture books, and Talma spoke about the middle and high school perspective.
Adaire Klein is the founding Director of Library and Archival Services at the Simon Wiesenthal Center – Museum of Tolerance. She holds a B.A. in Hebrew Literature and a M.A. in Near Eastern and Judaic studies from Brandeis University.
Talma Shultz is an instructor and lecturer with Facing History and Ourselves, a nonprofit organization that offers teacher training programs for Middle School and High School Holocaust Education.
Lisa Silverman is the director of the Sinai Temple Blumenthal Library at Sinai Temple. She leads classes and book groups, along with organizing community programs on literature. She is the children's editor of Jewish Book World magazine and also a reviewer of children's literature for various other publications. She has often been a featured speaker at library conventions or literary conferences. She serves as a judge for the children's division of the National Jewish Book Award and also for the "Once Upon a World" Book Award.
They gave this presentation at the 7th annual Association of Jewish Libraries Western Regional Conference on Jewish Literature for Children on February 1, 2009 at the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
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Hamida Basmajian & Eric Sundquist
ISSUES IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE, THE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: Eric Sundquist
Eric Sundquist discusses the evolution of Holocaust literature, particularly from the American perspective, from the immediate aftermath of the war through late-twentieth-century responses by those of the second generation, including children of survivors. Issues to consider include the priority of testimony and its relation to fiction; the problem of authenticity and hoaxes; the "Americanization" of the Holocaust; and the self-reflexive and sometimes postmodern strategies of some second-generation writers.
FRAMING HOLOCAUST NARRATIVES AS CHILDREN'S LITERATURE—AUTHOR, GENRES, AND READERS: Hamida Basmajian
Hamida Basmajian refers to the following narratives as examples during this session: The Diary of Anne Frank, Ruth Minsky Sender's The Cage and The Holocaust Lady, Carol Matas' Daniel's Story, Gudrun Pausewang's The Final Journey, John Boyne's The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Doris Orgel's The Devil in Vienna, Jane Yolen's The Devil's Arithmetic and Briar Rose.
Eric J. Sundquist is the UCLA Foundation Professor of Literature at the University of California, Los Angeles. Professor Sundquist received his B.A. from the University of Kansas and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. He has also taught at the University of California, Berkeley, and Vanderbilt University and is the author or editor of twelve books, the most recent of which are King's Dream (2009); Strangers in the Land: Blacks, Jews, Post-Holocaust America (2005), which received the Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute Book Award.
Hamida Bosmajian, Professor Emerita of the English Department at Seattle University, is the author of Sparing the Child: Grief and the Unspeakable in Youth Literature about Nazism and the Holocaust (Routledge, 2002) and Metaphors of Evil. Contemporary German Literature and the Shadow of Nazism (U. of Iowa Press, 1979). The Children's Literature Association honored Sparing the Child with the ChLA Book Award in 2004.
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Dina Rosenfeld, Hara Person & Claudia Valas
Representatives from URJ Press, Hachai Publishing, and EKS Publishing discuss each publisher's unique approach to Jewish children's literature. Topics include a brief history of each house, some classics, and current trends. They gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries' Celebration of Jewish Children's Literature, in honor of the Sydney Taylor Book Award's 40th Anniversary, held on June 25, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rabbi Hara E. Person was the Editor-in-Chief of URJ Press at the time of this panel, but is now the Publisher and Director of Press at CCAR
Dina Rosenfeld is the Editor-in-Chief at Hachai Publishing and has written 18 children's books of her own.
Claudia Valas is the President of EKS Publishing, a company created for the development of Hebrew educational matierals.
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Nancy, Maureen and Etta
Book clubs… Reading Clubs… Literature Circles… in essence, they're all the same thing. A reader, be it child, teen or adult, has much to gain by reading the same book as others in a group and then sharing their experience with the other members. This workshop will focus on the issues:
and book club best practices, based on theory, research, and experience from three librarians who run three different types of successful book clubs: Nancy Austein, Etta Gold, and Maureen Reister.
Nancy Austein is the Library Director at Temple Emanu-El in Dallas, TX.
Etta Gold is the Library Director of Temple Beth Am in Miami, FL.
Maureen Reister is Dirctor of Libraries at Ann & Nate Levine Academy, a Solomon Schechter School in Dallas, TX.
They gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 23, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
78 min 48 sec
Successful books for teen readers combine authentic voice and personal conflict, as well as relevant issues. These three prolific YA authors continue to deliver! In a dynamic panel presentation, Margo, Carol, and Sonia explain their personal histories and react to each other's stories in ways that are both fascinating and touching. They gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries' Celebration of Jewish Children's Literature, in honor of the Sydney Taylor Book Award's 40th Anniversary, held on June 25, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Sonia Levitin is the author of Strange Relations, the 2008 Sydney Taylor Book Award Winner for Teen Readers.
Carol Matas is the author of The Whirlwind, a 2008 AJL Notable Children's Book of Jewish Content.
Margo Rabb is the author of Cures for Heartbreak, a 2008 AJL Notable Teen Book of Jewish Content.
72 min 31 sec
Swarner, Gershman, Levitin & Fleischman
The Sydney Taylor Awards are sponsored by Jo Taylor Marshall, daughter of Sydney Taylor, and are administered by the Synagogue, School, and Centers Division of the Association of Jewish Libraries. The 2008 awards were presented at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 24, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
The winners of the Sydney Taylor Book Award were:
For Younger Readers: The Bedtime Sh'ma: A Good Night Book by Sarah Gershman, illustrated by Kristina Swarner, EKS Publishing, 2007
For Older Readers: The Entertainer and the Dybbuk by Sid Fleischman, Greenwillow Books, 2007
For Teen Readers: Strange Relations by Sonia Levitin, Knopf, 2007
The winner of the Sydney Taylor Manuscript Award was:
Stealing the Show by Margaret Chaikin
40 min 25 sec
Though the American comic book format has only been around for 75 years, every decade since 1933 has seen examples of stories taking place in Israel or using Israeli characters. There have been over a dozen examples since 2000 (and the decade's not over yet!). This presentation showcases the variety and types of such representation. These include superhero stories, humor cartoons, first-person travelogues, "comics journalism," biographies, wordless collages, graphic histories and graphic fiction. Though comics are still often seen as irrelevant and catering to a niche market, this presentation should demonstrate that there are notable exceptions, which make it worthwhile to be aware of what is being published and what those publications are trying to say.
An online handout which includes the visual elements of this presentation may be found at israelincomics.blogspot.com.
Steve Bergson is research administrator for the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, and he blogs about Jewish comics at jewishcomics.blogspot.com. He gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 23, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
32 min 44 sec
Dr. Ellen Frankel is the Editor in Chief and CEO of the Jewish Publication Society. This podcast records the keynote address she gave at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 22, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Eisenhower's Farewell Address: A Must Read 50 Years On
My father's feelings about the general in overall command of the European theater in which he fought in World War II were best expressed in the names of the rabbits he bought in 1953: Ike and Mamie.
President Eisenhower and his First Lady were not revered in our family. But my father shared this with the former supreme allied commander:
As one who has witnessed the horror and the lingering sadness of war, as one who knows that another war could utterly destroy this civilization which has been so slowly and painfully built over thousands of years, I wish I could say tonight that a lasting peace is in sight.
The two rabbits were part of my father's effort to make sure we had food when that next war came.
The words I quoted came from President Eisenhower's Farewell Address delivered on January 17, 1961. He spoke quietly to cameras from behind a desk in the White House, a tired reflective old man.
Three days later, came John F. Kennedy's much quoted Innaugural Address. An erect coatless young man speaking from the Capital steps to thousands of spectators in the clear frigid air warmed and inspired millions.
The torch had passed to a new generation, as Kennedy said – from World War II's generals to its lieutenant commanders.
This morning for the first time I read and listened to Eisenhower's Farewell Address. I found it deeply, profoundly moving.
Perhaps it is because I am much closer in age to Eisenhower's in 1961 than Kennedy's. But 50 years on, I wish the world, America and I had attended to his cautions. As with George Washington's Farewell Address, it stands as a future foretold and as one everlastingly to be regretted.
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16 U.S. Code § 4214 - Advisory group
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(a) In general
To assist in carrying out this chapter, the Secretary may convene an advisory group consisting of individuals representing public and private organizations actively involved in the conservation of African elephants.
(b) Public participation
(1) Meetings
The Advisory Group [1] shall—
(2) Notice
The Secretary shall provide to the public timely notice of each meeting of the advisory group.
(c) Exemption from Federal Advisory Committee Act
The Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.) shall not apply to the advisory group.
[1] So in original. Probably should not be capitalized.
Source(Pub. L. 100–478, title II, § 2104, as added Pub. L. 107–111, § 4,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 2095; amended Pub. L. 107–141, § 5(b)(2)(A),Feb. 12, 2002, 116 Stat. 14.)
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I had a sperm analysis done resulting in high abnormal sperm form, high count, and high mobility.
We had 2 miscarriages (8 weeks & No Fetal Pole) and she had one before our relationship.
Our doc ran 7 blood tests on her and nothing was wrong. We were referred to gene counseling.
1. Since I am the one with the only known issue can it be my abnormally formed sperm that is fertilizing her egg and causing a problem?
2. Are there some chromosome abnormalities that are treatable for pregnancy purposes?


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Although Maryland has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation, it's relatively easy for the mentally ill to obtain firearms. That would change under Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to toughen restrictions on gun ownership.
O'Malley's proposal, which was modified and approved by a Senate committee Thursday night, would forbid gun ownership for people who are found to be not guilty by reason of insanity or are deemed by a court to be a danger to themselves or others. The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee also changed the bill to stop people who have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution from owning guns.
That provision would have stopped Dayvon Green, a University of Maryland student who fatally shot a roommate and wounded another before killing himself earlier this month, from legally purchasing a firearm.
Green had been involuntarily committed to a mental institution for four days in December 2011. Months later, he legally bought a semi-automatic rifle and the handgun he used to kill his roommate and himself.
Even after hours of debate stretching late into the night, the committee couldn't come to an agreement on what to do about people who voluntarily enter a mental hospital or are sent to an institution because a medical or mental health specialist declares the person a danger.
Under current law, a person who is a patient at a mental institution for 30 days cannot own a gun, regardless of whether he or she was committed voluntarily. Under the committee-approved legislation, that would still be the case for people who commit themselves.
"There's a big puzzle here, not just for the General Assembly, but for society," said committee member Sen. Jamie Raskin, D-Montgomery County. "It's clear that when a person reaches a certain level of mental disorder, we want to take their guns away. But we don't want to discourage them from getting help in the first place."
Maryland currently has relatively few restrictions on mentally ill people who want to own firearms.
If a Marylander suffers from a mental disorder, he is not forbidden from owning a gun unless he has a history of violent behavior. Even then, he can still purchase a gun with a doctor's note saying he doesn't pose a threat.
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so i think my sweet declan may be dealing with reflux. i know some of the signs and i read the sticky but what are some of the remedies without rice cereal....
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so i think my sweet declan may be dealing with reflux. i know some of the signs and i read the sticky but what are some of the remedies without rice cereal....
I've seen other moms say a chiro. Might also want to try different holds where he is more upright and keep him upright after feedings. A mattress wedge in his crib if you use one. I didn't deal with reflux myself. Sorry I couldn't help more!!
What are his symptoms? I'm pretty sure we were dealing with reflux, I mentioned in another thread just yesterday that she still "throws up in her mouth" on a fairly regular basis. But really she wasn't miserable, she didn't projectile vomit (I think she swallowed more than she spot out), she wasn't losing weight, and other than wanting to nurse all.the.time. she didn't have a ton of other signs.
Symptoms I see: Frequent hiccups Lots of spit up Random scream/cry for 45 min. after nursing Does better when slightly upright
My DD had reflux with projectile vomiting starting at two weeks of age. She could not sleep since she was in so much pain, it was awful. She needed the max dose for her weight (continually upped until 9 months of age) of medication to reduce the acid and hence the pain. I needed to avoid dairy, soy and fried foods for the projectile vomiting to stop. After all that, she still spit up a ton but it was without pain.
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Police are asking the public's help in bringing to justice four suspects in the armed robbery of a Taylorsville Shell gas station early Friday morning.
Unified Police Lt. Justin Hoyal said three Latino males wearing hooded sweatshirts walked into the station at 4111 S. Redwood Road about 2 a.m. The trio went to the store's beer cooler, grabbed several cases of beer and fled the store.
The clerk tried to stop the thieves but a fourth suspect, also a Latino male who was standing outside the store, pointed a handgun at him. The clerk raised his hands and the four suspects left the area on foot; no getaway vehicle was seen.
Hoyal said UPD officers responded and searched the area without success.
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Talladega Nights Takes the Lowbrow Course
- Thursday, August 03, 2006
Release Date: August 4, 2006
Rating: PG-13 (for crude and sexual humor, language, drug references and brief comic violence)
Genre: Comedy
Runtime: 105 min.
Director: Adam McKay
Actors: Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Gary Cole, Jane Lynch, Michael Clarke Duncan, Greg Germann, Sacha Baron Cohen, Leslie Bibb, Amy Adams, Molly Shannon, Andy Richter
When you make a comedy that mocks a certain type of people, it makes a difference if you're mocking the people in question, or stereotypes of those people. When you watch the trailer of "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby," you get the feeling that the movie will make fun of Southerners and NASCAR fans. Yet the movie only really mocks their silly stereotypes.
Rather than being mean-spirited "Talladega" is ultimately kind to its simpleminded characters, and all demographics represented (except for perhaps the French). Unfortunately, the movie – like most of Will Ferrell's films – has decided that you can't be funny without also being over-the-top vulgar. It's too bad since "Talladega Nights" could have been one of this year's funniest.
We first meet Ricky Bobby (Will Ferrell) as his mother (Jane Lynch) is giving birth to him in the back of a car traveling at 107 miles per hour. Speed-demon dad Reese (Gary Cole) is so enthralled with his fast car he zooms right by the hospital. We are lead to believe that "going fast" is Ricky's destiny from birth.
Dad turns out to be a deadbeat, taking off soon after Ricky is born. Except for showing up at a school career day when Ricky is ten-years-old, imparted wisdom about going fast will have to wait. Reese leaves Ricky with the mantra "if you're not first, then you're last."
Years later, Ricky and his best friend Cal (John C. Reilly) are working together on the same underachieving NASCAR pit crew. When their lazy driver decides he has better things to do than race, Ricky volunteers. He wins the race and quickly becomes a NASCAR superstar. Soon Cal is driving too, helping Ricky speed to victory in race after race.
Now at the top of his game, Ricky has an ego the size of his enormous Mc-mansion. Cal asks Ricky if he will help him win a few races, but Ricky cannot abide not being the best. Soon gay Frenchman Jean Girard (played brilliantly by Sacha Baron Cohen) arrives on the circuit, gunning for Ricky's title. When a crash puts Ricky in a kind of psychosis that will no longer allow him to "go fast," he loses everything: his wife, his house, his career, his clueless best friend Cal.
The movie is at its funniest when Ricky is down and out and forced to lived with his mother, delivering pizzas on a bicycle. Reese shows up once more to try and teach Ricky how to get back in the racing groove. In a spoof on almost every karate-movie-with-a-training-sequence ever made, Reese makes Ricky do some of the most harebrained things to get back on track. And honestly, is Mr. Miyagi making his protégée Daniel wax cars to learn karate any more believable than Reese telling Bobby he needs to drive blindfolded so he can "feel the road"?
Despite the mostly predictable plot, earnest acting sells lowbrow scenes. Ferrell, as over the top as ever, throws all his energy into making Ricky Bobby both endearing and insane. And not since Peter Sellers' "Pink Panther" role have we seen the portrayal of a stereotypical Frenchman as funny as Cohen's Jean Girard.
Unfortunately no real lessons are learned here. Ricky gets his head back in the right place by magically deciding he was born to race. The one bit of advice his father gave to him as a child, the idea that he has based his whole life on, Reese confirms, "is just something I said when I was high." Ricky reconciles with Cal and learns not to hate Girard.
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Airport commission, city council discuss relationship
Members of city council and the airport commission gathered at city hall Wednesday evening to discuss issues that are negatively impacting their relationship and focused on ideas to improve them.
City Manager Gary Tomsic acted as the facilitator, and stated early on what they were there to accomplish: the meeting was not to talk about airport expansion, but to talk about working together. Lets thoroughly explore what we can do in the city with the airport and end the meeting with good direction on how we can work together.
The meeting was positive with open communication and all members participated. What are the issues that are negatively impacting a productive council and airport commission relationship? Tomsic asked.
The council and commission voiced five factors: communication, respectful decorum, lack of shared vision and priorities, a better definition of powers and duties, and trust.
City council member Marsha Hawkins thought being updated with the commissions progress would improve communication. The progression of things, what theyre doing, and whats going on as things are progressing, she said. Its a lot easier for me to react positively to it.
All members agreed that sharing airport commission meeting minutes and a visit to the airport would create better communication. And airport commissioner Doug Fenton suggested that he would attend council meetings to give a status report.
I find that getting to know members of the commission helps,council member Ken Eli said. It makes for a little better understanding when you communicate.
Some agreed with Elis statement, but council member John Liebert replied, Theres aspects to that that are real positive, but theres tendency to speak out of turn. Im in agreement with what youre saying, but there is caution there.
Bob Anderson, of the airport commission, said he and other commission members realize city council has a lot of issues to deal with. Our issue is one of many issues you folks are working on, he said. As a member of the commission, we recognize there are more issues to deal with.
The council and commission also addressed respectful decorum, trusting one another, and creating a better definition of powers and duties. However, all of these points came back to the issue of communication and getting rid of old baggage. I think we all need to be on the same page, Eli said. Old arguments dont help.