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In 1982, Lasseter received his first exposure to computer animation during the production of Disney's Tron. Intrigued by the possibilities of the radical new medium, he and colleague Glen Keane made a very short film combining simple computer animation with hand-drawn characters based on Maurice Sendak's children's classic Where the Wild Things Are.
In 1984, Lasseter left Disney in order to be on the cutting edge, with the computer animation division of Lucasfilm's Industrial Light and Magic. Initially, he only planned on working there for a month, but six months later when the department was purchased by Steven Jobs, he was still there. Jobs named the new company Pixar and gave Lasseter the freedom to direct, produce, write, and create models for many projects, many of which were television commercials. In 1988, Lasseter released the first completely computer animated short, Tin Toy, and won an Oscar for Best Achievement in Animated Short Films. In the early '90s, Lasseter and three writers developed the script for the groundbreaking Toy Story (1995), the tale of rival toys vying for the attention of their little-boy owner. To make the film, Pixar teamed up with Disney, and with Lasseter at the helm, the result was an eye-popping adventure, in which the toys had almost as much dimension and detail as live-action. The film received four Oscar nominations. Lasseter was presented with a Special Achievement Academy Award for his part in bringing the first feature-length computer animated film to the screen.
This marked only the first in a series of feature-length blockbusters that turned CG animation on its head while enchanting children and adults equally. Continuing as the head of Pixar's creative department after Toy Story, Lasseter became the central creative and entrepreneurial force behind all of the studio's subsequent efforts, with his high-octane imagination driving feature after feature. His accomplishments include directing A Bug's Life (1998), Toy Story 2 (1999), and Cars (2006), which he co-wrote and co-directed with his close friend, the late animator Joe Ranft, just prior to Ranft's death in an August 2005 car crash. That film, very close to Lasseter's heart because of his life long love of automobiles, went on to capture the first-ever Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature. Lasseter also executive produced Monsters, Inc. (2001), Finding Nemo (2003), and The Incredibles (2004). In what must surely be a first, all of these films not only broke box-office records, but became the critical sensations of their respective years.
As astonishing as it is to top these stellar accomplishments, Lasseter's career, reputation, and future shot through the ionosphere in early 2006 when Disney officially acquired Pixar, and promoted Lasseter to CCO of Walt Disney Feature Animation. In fact, Disney shareholders gave him a standing ovation and proclaimed him the savior of the entire company, from its feature-length animations to its video and cable sales to its feature films.
Despite reaching heights of which many in the entertainment industry only dream, Lasseter refreshingly projects an easygoing, down-to-earth amiability in the occasional interviews that he does for NPR, PBS, and other radio and television sources -- the very same freshness, likability, and young-at-heart quality, in fact, that lie at the core of every Pixar feature. These personal qualities, above and beyond Lasseter's technical innovation and first-rate imagination, are the ones that not only account for his success, but make his meteoric rise to the top of Disney so encouraging.
Also in 2006, Cars was released. This project which Lasseter personally directed became one of the biggest smashes in Pixar's hit-laden history, though it was also took more critical blows than any other film from the studio. He continued to oversee the remarkable run of Pixar movies that came out through the end of the decade, but didn't return to the director's chair himself until the seemingly inevitable Cars 2 in 2011. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi


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Yakko - Once upon a time a brave knight married a beautiful princess and they had two sons.
Dot - But they wanted a daughter, too.
Yakko - Right. So they planted a garden all over the kingdom, and on the first day of spring every flower in that garden bloomed. And out of the prettiest flower came-
Dot - Me.
Yakko - Yup. And so the knight and his bride - Mom and Dad - took you home. And every night at bedtime they're come in and say, "Who's the cutest girl?" and you'd say-
Dot - I am.
Yakko - And they'd ask, "How'd you ever get so cute?" and you'd say-
Dot - I was born that way.
Yakko - And they'd say, "Tell us your name, young lady," and you'd say-
Dot - Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Banana Fana Bobesca the Third. But you can call me Dot.
Yakko - And they'd say, "Can we call you Dottie?" and you'd say-
Dot - No. Just Dot. Call me Dottie and you die.
Yakko - And Mom and Dad would laugh, and laugh, and laugh, and they'd tickle you-
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Yakko - And then you'd laugh, too.
Dot - [giggles][coughs][giggles more]
Yakko - And you'd fall asleep with a great, big smile in your heart.
Dot - [coughs] I like that story.
Yakko - Good night, sis.
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My Great Outdoors: Christel's Front and Backyard Makeover
Name: Christel and Chris
Location: Los Feliz, CA
Type of space: Front yard, side yard, back patio
How did you do it?: For years, our front yard was filled with overgrown, 'thirsty' and uninteresting plants. For us, it was important to design a low-water, low-maintenance and modern garden. We already had a big lawn, and getting rid of some sprinklers was ideal for both the water bill and the environment. We ripped out all the plants, capped all the sprinklers, and put in drought-tolerant plants that would thrive on full sun and low water. Then, we covered it all with gravel (for a clean modern look and to keep the weeds down) and some well-placed boulders. Plants were planned with their full-growth size in mind and should grow in nicely...
For the back patio, we wanted to create intimate areas for entertaining. The amount of red slate paving could make the area seem arid and dry, so we wanted to bring in enough green to create a lush environment. Here, tropical 'thirsty' plants would be fine since they would be in containers which retain water. Plants were chosen for their interesting form and color. Black is our theme color, which is carried through the color of the rattan chairs, containers, lava rock and plant foliage. Bright red containers are used for accent and compliment the slate tiles.
Our side yard is our vegetable garden, with many garden beds, and a trellis made out of an old mattress. We ripped off the outer fabric and detached the metal frame and springs from the wood frame. With the wood frame, we made posts and with the metal frame and springs, we built the trellis for the hanging fruit. This garden is my father-in-laws pride and joy and he has grown many of these vegetables from seed. Apparently, in Filippino culture, hanging bottles in your garden is necessary to scare away the bad garden spirits (ie. bugs and bad luck). Then we gave it a nice orange coat of paint to match the house. So far this season, we've eaten fresh green beans and lettuce. The tomatos and squash will soon be ripe enough to eat.
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So, they ripped up half the lawn, and kept the other half, is that right?
Yes, they replaced half of the existing lawn with a xeriscaped garden, alongside created a container garden, made a trellis out of an old mattress, planted a vegetable garden and created an inviting entertaining area.
Don't want ot speak for C&C, but they probably didn't rip it up. More likely used a sod cutter. Sod cutters can be rented in most cities and make the job a LOT easier and less messy.
p.s. Interesting house. Is that chimney on the back or the front?
Your yard is lovely, and the mattress idea is genius.
Love everything about your yard. Great style!
I haven't commented for a long time, but feel compelled to say that the transformed spaces are an amazing model for the rest of us beginners to xeriscaping. Can Christel and/or Chris talk about some of the drought tolerant plants they used and why they chose them for certain spaces?
Also, love the pointed uses of color in each area. With more spotlights like this, people will begin to appreciate the beauty of succulents and get away from the dreaded dried-out cactus garden image.
in the first photo in the bottom row, what is the succulent (?) next to the pancake plant and the Christmas cactus? Directly behind the rock planter. Can someone help?
It is beautiful.
Great job! Garden, xeriscaping--all sensible, beautiful additions! And I love the orange.
Thanks everyone!
I actually didn't rip up any lawn.... The areas that I've xeriscaped were 'planted areas' filled with lantana, canna, and other plants that required sprinklers.
The drought-tolerant plants I chose were primarily chosen for color and form. They had to work well under our Eucalyptus too, so I tried to choose plants of Australian or New Zealand origin. From there, I chose a selection of green and gray foliaged plants. I kinda got lucky at the nursery, where I found most of the plants sitting together and when I saw them, I said to myself 'that's it!'
In terms of that plant sitting behind the rock planter, I don't have a name for you sorry :( All I know about it is that it was a mutation of the small vertical cactus in the picture second from left on the bottom row. They are the same plant! Instead of growing vertically, that mutated one just grew in a crazy spiral.
Thanks again for all the great comments!
What is the shell looking plant in the first picture from the left on the 2nd row? The one in the 4th pot around the stone counting from left. It's very pretty and unique!
The shell looking plant is a Kalanchoe thyrsiflora (also known as Paddle Plant) pretty common and you can probably find it at your neighborhood nursery. Starts off green, and turns red in the sun. I don't know the name of that 4th plant, but check out my comments on it (the one right above yours). :)
Any idea what that tree-looking plant is in the largest orange pot from the bottom right-hand picture. It sort of looks like a miniature rubber tree, but I'm not sure.
I suspect it's a type of Felt Plant, but instead of the crinkly leaves, it's the rounded ones (same felt-like texture). It's an incredibly slow grower, likes full sun, and the leaves get really coppery if it likes it's environment. It only likes this place so-so :)
Beautiful plant ideas to steal from this makeover! I have no idea what they all are, but I am saving the pictures to get some garden center people to look at them in the hopes they will help identify some. I need them for my porch!
This is also a great example of how one can make a garden that is easy to care for, needs little water yet looks totally alive (I feel like taking a bite of some of those plants).


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'Lost in Space' actor Bob May dies at 69
The crew from the original cast of the television series "Lost in Space" pose with the show's robot in in a 1995 file photo. From left in the back row are: Bob May, Bill Mumy, Mark Goddard, Jonathan Harris; in the front row from left: June Lockhart, Marta Kristen, Angela Cartwright. (Steven Senne / Associated Press)
May died Sunday of congestive heart failure at a hospital in Lancaster, said his daughter, Deborah May.
He was a veteran actor and stuntman who had appeared in movies, TV shows and on the vaudeville stage when he was tapped by "Lost in Space" creator Irwin Allen to play the Robinson family's loyal metal sidekick in the series that debuted in 1965.
"He always said he got the job because he fit in the robot suit," said June Lockhart, who played family matriarch Maureen Robinson. "It was one of those wonderful Hollywood stories. He just happened to be on the studio lot when someone saw him and sent him to see Irwin Allen about the part. Allen said, 'If you can fit in the suit, you've got the job."'
Although May didn't provide the robot's distinctive voice (that was done by announcer Dick Tufeld), he developed a following of fans who sought him out at memorabilia shows.
"Lost in Space" was a space-age retelling of "The Swiss Family Robinson" story in which professor John Robinson, his wife and their children were on a space mission when their craft was knocked hopelessly off course by the evil Dr. Zachary Smith, who became trapped in space with them.
May's robot was the Robinson family's loyal sidekick, warning them of approaching disaster at every turn. His line to one of the children, "Danger, Will Robinson," became a national catch phrase.
The grandson of famed vaudeville comedian Chic Johnson, May was introduced to show business at age 2 when he began appearing in the "Hellzapoppin" comedy revue with Johnson and his partner, Ole Olsen.
He went on to appear in numerous films with Jerry Lewis and in such TV shows as "The Time Tunnel," "McHale's Navy and "The Red Skelton Show." He was also a stuntman in such 1950s and '60s TV shows as "Cheyenne," "Surfside 6," "Hawaiian Eye," "The Roaring 20s" and "Stagecoach."
He was particularly fond of his Robot role, once saying he came to consider the suit a "home away from home."
Lockhart said May wore the suit for hours at a time and learned the lines of every actor in the show so he would know when to respond to their cues. Because it wasn't easy to get in and out of the suit, he kept it on during breaks.
"He was a smoker," Lockhart remembered. "From time to time (when he was on a break), we'd see smoke coming out of the robot. That always amused us."
May and his wife lost their house in November when a wildfire destroyed their upscale mobile home park in the San Fernando Valley.
Survivors include his wife Judith; his daughter; his son, Martin; and four grandchildren.
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"In a move every bit as bold as its decision to buy into the newspaper business, Cablevision yesterday said that it plans to charge readers for access to Newsday's Web site.
Newsday (a Long Island, NY newspaper) will be among the first general-interest newspapers to adopt a paid online model, and the move will certainly add to the industry debate about whether news outlets should make their Web sites free or paid.
Cablevision gave no details on how it will execute the pay model for Newsday, or how much it will charge for access.
Proponents of the free online model argue that it generates more traffic, which in turn allows companies to charge advertisers higher rates. Those in favor of the paid online model claim that advertisers aren't paying enough online to make up for the revenue losses on the print side, and therefore need to find other ways to subsidize their business."
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The world continues to mourn the death of South African peace icon Nelson Mandela, including Prince William, who discovered the news right after watching the biopic "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom."
Former South Africa President Nelson Mandela died Thursday after a long illness.
The current president, Jacob Zuma, who visited the 94-year-old anti-apartheid leader at a hospital on Sunday, said in a statement, "The doctors are doing everything possible to get his condition to improve and are ensuring that Madiba," using Mandela's clan name, "is well-looked after and is comfortable. He is in good hands."
Zuma also discussed the incident in which the ambulance carrying Mandela to the Pretoria hospital two weeks ago had engine trouble, requiring a transfer of the frail Mandela to another ambulance. There is speculation that Mandela suffered cardiac arrest in the process.
The South African president stated, "There were seven doctors in the convoy who were in full control of the situation throughout the period. He had expert medical care. The fully equipped military ICU ambulance had a full complement of specialist medical staff including intensive care specialists and ICU nurses. The doctors also dismissed the media reports that Madiba suffered cardiac arrest. There is no truth at all in that report."
Mandela's family, including wife Graca Machel, have been seen visiting the beloved figure at the hospital.
Many around the world see Mandela, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, as a symbol of reconciliation. He was jailed for 27 years under apartheid rule and released in 1990. He then was a key player in ending the apartheid era, becoming South Africa's first black president in 1994.
Former South Africa President Nelson Mandela was set to appear at the World Cup opening ceremony on Friday, but canceled after his 13-year-old great-granddaughter, Zenani Mandela, was killed in a car accident Thursday night.
According to police, Zenani was returning home from the World Cup Kick-off Celebration concert, when her driver, who is yet to be named, was accused of driving under the influence and hit a barricade.


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Can Money Buy Happiness?
Maybe more cash does make people happier. Especially salient are analyses done by University of Pennsylvania economists Daniel Sacks, Betsey Stevenson, and Justin Wolfers. In their updated 2010 study, "Subjective Well-Being, Income, Economic Development and Growth," the three compare subjective well-being survey data from 140 countries with those countries' income and economic growth rates. The researchers find that within individual countries richer people are happier than poorer; people in richer countries are happier than people in poorer countries; and over time increased economic growth leads to increased happiness. "These results together suggest that measured subjective well-being grows hand in hand with material living standards," they conclude..
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Gavin ScottFeb 2 2013: From a deeper sense, as I assume the question is meant to be taken from, people who worry too much about money are unhappier than those that don't. Some poor people don't worry too much about money, some rich people worry too much about money. The most depressed person I've ever met was also the richest.
On the other side, yes, some of the poorest people in the world are still very happy, but there are also those who aren't able to feed their children, and might even have to choose which one lives because they have so little food.
For those of us lucky enough to live in a more developed country (if you are reading this then I mean you) just ask the simple question:
What makes you happy?
For me, aside from love & family, I enjoy watching footy, reading books, surfing the net, playing Fifa on PS3, drinking beer with mates and travelling...a lot.
To do these things I need money. However, money isn't the direct cause of happiness. It's not like we sit at home cheerfully handling our money, most of the time we never see it.
Which essentially means I completely agree with the quote posted by Aries Eroles below:
"Money can't buy happiness, but happiness needs money."
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You are right, "The most depressed person I've ever met was also the richest."
Me, too.
That is why I say:
(1) Money can buy happiness below or at its OPTIMAL POINT,
because happiness is the short-time feeling of things being A-STEP-BETTER for keeping our DNA alive.
(2) Above the point it buys with more and more difficultly, and with more and more INVALID happiness,
because it needs more and more money for a-step-better; and it makes more and more backfire.
(3) OPTIMAL POINT depends on its specific conditions.
(For details, see 1st article, points 1-3, 10, 14, at https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D&id=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D%21283&sc=documents)
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Md. lawmakers change tune on gay marriage
Reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down the Defense of Marriage Act — and more recent efforts to amend the Constitution to ban same-sex marriage — underscores just how dramatically views on the divisive issue have changed in 17 years.
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Game Show that can be considered a modern take on Name That Tune, where a single contestant tries to correctly guess the next line in a series of popular songs of the player's choice (given the number of missing words) to climb higher up a stereotypical money ladder with the help of stereotypical assists to win up to a stereotypical $1,000,000. Each song is played as a karaoke-style performance (complete with a live cover band on the Fox primetime version), until the screen displays a series of blanks corresponding to each missing word, where the contestant must correctly guess what the missing words were.The main game uses nine themed categories (usually dealing with a genre, artist, time period, etc) with two song choices each for the levels leading up to $500,000, followed by the Million-Dollar Song, an almost All or Nothing gamble on a mystery song that had been a number one hit. Get it right (like nobody ended up doing) and you won $1,000,000, but lose and you drop back down to $100,000...or you can always chicken out and leave with $500,000.The show ran for a few seasons on FOX's primetime lineup from 2007-09. A syndicated version with a modified format and a $50,000 top prize ran from 2010-11, hosted by Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath and was usually paired with sister show Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?. Reruns of Lyrics returned on Family Net in October 2011, while Canadian music channel MuchMore aired reruns of both the Wayne Brady and syndicated versions in the past.
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Thanksgiving here in Southern Arizona does not "feel" like it does around the rest of the country. Since Thanksgiving does not fall on the same date, putting together an average thanksgiving temperature and records are a bit more difficult. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln declared the last Thursday in November as a day of Thanksgiving. In 1941, Congress passed a resolution decreeing that Thanksgiving should be moved to the fourth Thursday of November.
If you look at Thanksgiving days back to 1894 in Tucson, the average high for turkey day is 70 degrees. Even though many of us remember very cold nights before Thanksgiving, the average low on the holiday is only 41°.
Thanksgiving has not been without it's heat waves. Both in 1998 and in 1904 the high temperature hit 86°. The record coldest day on Thanksgiving was during the great depression in 1934 where the mercury hit 23°.
Rainfall is not very common on Thanksgiving. Since 1894, it has only rained 16 times and only 11 of those days had measurable rainfall. The most rain Tucson has had on a Thanksgiving was 0.46" back in 1944.
This year's forecast calls for no rain and temperatures to be warm, but short of the records. For the full list of records and temperatures, CLICK HERE. Have a happy holiday!
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Always more than an ingenue, she's taking on everything that's wrong with movies—and she's bringing Chris Rock
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Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. August 28, 1969, Vol. XIV, No. 46 Films by Andrew Sarris "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" is about as likable in a limited way as Arlo Guthrie, a curiously coquettish folk-something unlike anything else. Peeping out from under his lanky locks with ... More >>
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The competition isn't fierce but the Romanians are!
Buckle up for some curious photo road trips
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Yes (I'm Not There !), NYFF 45 (Blade Runner?) plays to its base (Don Rickles!), but what's so bad about that? (Redacted.)
Ingmar Bergman and Michaelangelo Antonioni
Fading towns but rising talent in Rebecca Curtis's debut story collection
If every film is a reflector, Magic Mirror says you don't make any sense
Only in the early '70s could Elliott Gould have been a matinee idol. Since then? The Brooklyn schlemiel's long goodbye.
Dealing head-on with Bush's War, Samarra-set political thriller dissects Iraqi unrest and nails the neocons
Superior Education, feel-good agitprop, a hell-raising Moore dot the Cannes firmament
European cinema's greatest agitator rethinks sin and virtue through extreme melodrama
Robert Bresson puts the ass in classic with his 1966 masterwork about a saintly donkey
Gridlock in Paris, Gunfights in L.A.
Susan Sontag's Notes on Japanese Film
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The situation in Singapore is slightly different. In Singapore, because of its size a
bookstore is always within half-an-hour drive (on average) away. We have a couple of computer bookstores which are well-stocked with computer books and I am always able to get what I want from one particular computer bookstore. My observation is that computer people tend to avoid bigger chains like Borders due to its straight conversion from US dollar to Sing dollar. We could get a better bargain through the computer bookstores as they get their books from a local distributor, which is always able to give a better price.
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