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The Crude by Rail Boom in 6 Charts
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The tragic train derailment at Lac-Mégantic, Quebec has put the spotlight on the crude by rail boom. But you might not know what's going on. Here're six charts that quickly summarize the important trend surrounding this disaster.
The rise of the oil sands
The crude by rail boom had its start in the Alberta oil sands and the North Dakota Bakken where new technologies like in-situ and fracking unlocked vast quantities of previously unexploitable resources. Production is expected to grow rapidly. According to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, oil sands output is expected to rise from 1.8 million b/d (barrels per day) in 2012 to 5.2 million b/d by 2030.
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The boom in unconventional oil has outpaced the growth of the pipeline infrastructure needed to move this product. Efforts to add more pipeline capacity has faced stiff political and environmental challenges.
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Other projects have also been proposed to relieve this problem including the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline and the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain expansion. Both initiatives would ship Alberta crude to the British Columbia lower mainland. But these efforts have faced political roadblocks as well.
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The rail boom
As a result of this discount, rail suddenly became a viable way to transport crude across the continent. According to a report by the U.S. State Department, it costs $15-$30 per barrel to transport crude from Alberta to the Gulf coast versus $7 per barrel by pipeline.
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Rail capacity could be added so quickly for one key reason - politics. Unlike pipelines, much of the infrastructure needed to ship oil by rail is already in place. There're no regulatory hurdles to jump through and rail companies can respond immediately to changes in the marketplace.
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In 2013, Canadian National Railway (NYSE: CNI) expects to ship 100,000 b/d. By 2015 that figure is projected to grow to 300,000 b/d accounting for 7%-8% of the company's revenues.
The nation's second largest railway, Canadian Pacific Railway (NYSE: CP), is projected to move 70,000 crude carloads in 2013 up 30% of the previous year. By 2015, Canadian Pacific projects shipments to double to 140,000 carloads.
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So after the fallout of the tragedy in Lac-Mégantic is the crude by rail boom over? That's doubtful. The need to move crude is too great and the ability the add new pipelines is too restrained. We will likely continue to see growing demand for crude by rail shipping.
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Senate Dems flex their supermajority muscle. Will the Assembly?
A couple of weeks back we wrote a story wondering when – or if — Democrats in Sacramento were going to use that supermajority they fought so hard to get. Or, as several top labor and progressive leaders asked in frustration: "Are you going to use it or lose it." Looks like Senate Dems just […] [Read More]
Farewell! Michele Bachmann's march to irrelevance began in California (VIDEO)
It was always entertaining being in the journalistic company of Michele Bachmann. And not just for all the fact-checking she inspired. True, we'll always remember calling her out for saying the founding fathers ended slavery. (For a complete list of Bachmann fact-checks, go here and here. But get a comfortable first. It will take a […] [Read More]
Democrat Ro Khanna touts "local" endorsements in South Bay 2014 CD-17 race
South Bay Democratic Congressional candidate Ro Khanna has released a list of endorsements from mayors and local elected leaders in California's 17th Congressional District — where he's challenging incumbent 7-term Rep. Mike Honda in 2014. The former Obama trade representative, in his statement released today, said: "I am especially proud that this support comes from […] [Read More]
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Rand Paul coming to Silicon Valley for a libertarian lovefest
There's a huge libertarian vein running through Silicon Valley and Sen. Rand Paul is hoping to tap it. The crown prince of American libertarians is heading to the Valley this week for stops Thursday at Facebook and Friday at eBay. Ostensibly this is for R.Paul's 2016 Senate re-election bid. But something else is happening […] [Read More]
Nunley looks down from the bench, sees himself
Troy Nunley looks down from his judicial perch and sometimes sees himself, a young man growing up in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods, where hope can die young. "I never lose sight of where I come from. It helps me get my message across to young people who come from the type of neighborhoods I […] [Read More]
State rejects Oakland's redevelopment deals — $32.5 million in refunds
In the waning months of local redevelopment agencies in 2011, Oakland sold an array of buildings to its own Redevelopment Agency to shield tens of millions of dollars. In the end it didn't work, but it did buy the city time. On Thursday, Oakland officials announced that the state had rejected eight of those property […] [Read More]
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San Francisco State University Professor Joe Tuman assigned a final project for his communications students: Write a campaign ad for one of two candidates, an imaginary pro-gun control black Republican in the Central Valley or someone real. Tuman himself. The problem is that Tuman, who came in fourth in the Oakland mayoral race in 2010, […] [Read More]
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Love Wins: A Review of Rob Bell's New Book
- Tuesday, March 15, 2011
As he makes his case, Bell seems to delight in being obtuse, creating caricatures of opposing views that lack logic and compassion. He paints himself as the victim of the hateful, toxic, venomous denizens of certain corners of the Internet that believe "the highest form of allegiance to their God is to attack, defame, and slander others who don't articulate matters of faith as they do" (p. 185).
Thus, Rob Bell appoints himself a martyr for his cause, and anyone who disagrees with him is preemptively silenced. It's a useful technique, that, but hardly a fair one. Meanwhile he acts as if those who hold to the belief that, in Bell's words, "we get this life and only this life to believe in Jesus," a view passionately held to by the vast majority of Christians throughout history, are blowing smoke rather than dealing honestly with the Scriptures. He subtly redefines the questions and answers, and in doing so, also shifts the battle lines.
As he moves those lines, he moves closer and closer to outright blasphemy. Turning on 1 Timothy 2 (where Paul states that God desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth) Bell reflects on a traditional (orthodox) view of hell and asks:
How great is God?
Great enough to achieve what God sets out to do,
or kind of great,
medium great,
great most of the time,
but in this,
the fate of billions of people,
not totally great.
sort of great.
a little great.
A God who would allow people to go to hell is not a great God, according to Bell, and the traditional belief that He would is "devastating … psychologically crushing … terrifying and traumatizing and unbearable" (pp. 136-7).
God is at best sort of great, a little great—great for saving some, but evil for allowing others to perish. Dangerous words, those. It is a fearful thing to ascribe evil to God.
So what of the gospel? Where is the gospel and what is the gospel? Ultimately, what Bell offers in this book is a gospel with no purpose. In his understanding of the Bible, people are essentially good, although we certainly do sin, and are completely free to choose or not choose to love God on our own terms. Even then he seems to believe that most people, given enough time and opportunity, will turn to God.
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If Love Wins accurately represents Bell's views on heaven and hell (at least if our understanding of the book accurately represents his views on heaven and hell), it reveals him as a proponent of a kind of Christian Universalism. He would deny the label as he tends to deny any label. But if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, well, you know how it goes.
As soon as the door is opened to Muslims. Hindus, Buddhists, and Baptists from Cleveland, many Christians become very uneasy, saying that then Jesus doesn't matter anymore, the cross is irrelevant, it doesn't matter what you believe, and so forth.
Not true.
Absolutely, unequivocally, unalterably not true.
What Jesus does is declare that he,
and he alone,
is saving everybody.
And then he leaves the door way, way open. Creating all sorts of possibilities. He is as narrow as himself and as wide as the universe.
People come to Jesus in all sorts of ways.
Sometimes people use his name;
other times they don't.
Some people have so much baggage with regard to the name "Jesus" that when they encounter the mystery present in all of creation—grace, peace, love, acceptance, healing, forgiveness—the last thing they are inclined to name it is "Jesus."
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I had a couple of dumb development mistakes come and bite me in the butt this week, and I thought I'd share them here – well, at least one for now.
Without going in to the type of data too much here – the specifics aren't important – the system I've got needed to show a list of data to a user. Initially we just showed all the data to the one user. Later, we added other user types. However, my controller code (MVC-style) simply defined different views to use based on user type, but never changed the query. So, whether you were an admin, or an area user, or a distinct individual which should only have seen a few items from the list, your view was passed all of the data. The views simply filtered out which ones to display during a loop.
Stupid? Yes. Noticeable? Not at all. I looked at this code yesterday and remember thinking at the time "yeah, I'll go back and make this better later" – I was planning on overhauling the user/role system, and I'd fix it all later. That never happened, and over the past couple years, this has become slower and slower.
Fast forwards to yesterday, and we had 80 processes each being handed *290,000* objects ina view, in most cases to filter and display, say, 60. Even getting new updated software on the server today was a pain, because we were continually hitting loads of 40-70 (unix loads, 15 min avg of 60 was where we were at most of today).
This came to a head the past couple days because our usage patterns changed – user load spiked both because of timing in the month and the user base has grown. It was a perfect storm, and I was caught in the middle. The upside is that I found this major issue and it's resolved. The downside is that it took almost 2 days (mon and tue) because I was finding other things I thought were the culprits; they were issues, but had no major impact given the 800lb gorilla in the room.
Lessons learned? I'm not immune to even basic stupid oversights. The moment I saw this code, I knew the issue, but I've not looked at it in… 3 years? There was no need to, so I never went back to audit for stupid code. Perhaps I need to budget more time for stupidity audits?
Any major faux pas you care to share or admit to?
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It was not so much of a mistake, more a reallocation of your time. Things like this happen, and if you client doesn't budget for maintenance, then they won't pay for changes they wont directly see. Its a problem I face all the time.
Hi Michael,
I think you have have followed Microsoft's strategy when it comes to releasing code – which is release now, patch later.
There are many programmers who follow this strategy thinking that it'll save them more time.
It's good that you fixed your own code – I suspect that for others, this would have taken them a week to fix.
One of the sayings often quoted by Agileistas, attributed to Knuth, is "premature optimization is the root of all evil." As practiced, and as you described, it is not so much about hair-brained lapses as deliberate trade-off of your time programming for an indeterminate number of CPU cycles. In other words, it isn't that you know exactly how much of a gain you might have gotten by spending more time thinking about it, you just made the judgement call that thinking about it more at that moment was not absolutely a necessity. You chose to rack up a little technical debt and pay for it later.
As I see it, it is more the common practice than the exception: the trick is in adequately predicting which areas are going to rise to the level of an acute critical impact and which areas are going to pose a risk of death by a thousand cuts, and getting both into the stream of work.
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Do right and wrong exist?
I'm curious about objective right and wrong. If you believe in God, this is a no-brainer. Some things are wrong, some things are right, simply because God says so and He knows. But if you don't believe in God, can you still believe in objective morality? I personally don't think you can. I mean, what do you base it off of? How do you find out what's objectively right or wrong? (By objective I mean "existing independent of thought or an observer as part of reality." from dictionary.com)
Sure, there's subjective morality. Any idea of right or wrong come up with by a human is by definition subjective. That's all well and good. Problem is that it only applies to people who believe in it and it gives them no authority to proclaim anything as "what we should be doing." Very often everybody disagrees with each other and we don't get anywhere. (Just look at Congress for an example of this.)
Maybe you disagree with me and you think there is objective morality but no God. That's fine. I would like to ask you to answer a question for me though. Let's pick an easy one. Why is rape objectively wrong? Don't misunderstand me, I can't think of a single instance where rape wouldn't be wrong. I believe very strongly that sexual abuse is one of the greatest evils in the world. Why is it evil? If you can answer me without using a God-based or subjective argument, I'll concede the point.
That point is this: Without God, there is no such thing as right and wrong, only the things we call right and wrong. And since nobody can agree on what to call what, we're all in a lot of trouble.
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Mar 2 2013: You said it beautifully. I'm new here and happy to find a home for my obscure thoughts. I've thought about this a lot. It could be said that anything that hinders life is wrong, but if so, It ultimately raises the question of: "Is life right?" Life is maintained through co-existence, co-existence is maintained, through peace, so anything that disturbs peace, disturbs life, but is that objectively wrong? Before life on Earth, was the universe wrong or incomplete? If humanity does truly complete the universe by introducing an element with the capacity to appreciate it, then it would imply that life is right, that peace is right. Which brings to the real question on my mind: "Is life necessary?"
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Mar 2 2013: For the first questions, according to Neil DeGrasse Tyson (I hope I spelled that right) no, we are starstuff. We are made up of the same exact components as the distant cosmos. We are the universe.
And a Buddhist whose name I can't remember spoke of life as comparable to a jar. The same air exists within the barrier of the jar as does around it. If the jar is smashed, the air inside is immediately assimilated to the air outside. The human shell is like a jar. It is smashed when enlightenment is achieved.
Not to mention the Taoist view of what happens to us after death, how we return to the great consciousness, or something to that effect.
Mar 2 2013: I have yet to form a complete personal opinion on these things yet, but I figured these were apt and interesting. For now, it's all conjecture. I would love a day when we have answers to these questions backed by incontestable proof. Science still has a ways to go. Thank you for the great questions by the way.
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Louisville – The location has been selected. Now it's a question of design and listening to the public as the Louisville Free Public Library system moves forward with three new regional branches.
"The Mayor has always made education one of his top priorities and I think he has proven that today," said Councilwoman Madonna Flood (D) 24.
Flood joined several members of the Metro Council at the main branch of the library on Tuesday as the Mayor announced new branches for Okolona, Dixie Highway and Hurstbourne Parkway.
"We are excited with this announcement and can not wait to see these new branches open their doors to the public," said Metro Council President Kevin Kramer (R) 11. He had a special message for members of the All My children Pre School who were on hand at the library.
"These new branches will be fully up and operating by the time you all are ready to go to college. We want you to be able to use them," he said
Last Thursday, in a vote of 25 -1, the Council approved the Mayor's budget for the coming year. Included in the budget was $3.1 million to purchase land for two of the new branches.
One will be located at Dixie Highway and Kendall Road on a 4.1 acre site. The next will be located on a 4.8 parcel of land at Jefferson Boulevard and McCawley Road near the Jefferson Mall. The third will be located off at 1 Bellevoir Circle off Hurstbourne Parkway near the Northeast YMCA.
"This just goes to show not everything ends up in the East End," said Councilman Bob Henderson (D) 14. "We have had some out banging a drum that we are going to lose a library. I think this shows we will end up with a first class one."
Also on hand for the Mayor's announcement Majority Leader Jim King (D) 10, and Councilmen Glen Stuckel (R) 17 and Doug Hawkins (R) 25.
"I am thrilled that we are going to have such a facility near a retail center," said Councilman Rick Blackwell (D)."This will insure that children and their families will have a resource available to help them with their education. The community will also have a place to gather."
"With these new branches, 90 per cent of our population in Metro Louisville will be within five miles of a library," said the Mayor. "That is an amazing accomplishment."
With the land purchased and secured, the next step will be design. The Library and Metro government will seek public input on size and resources for each of the branches.
When you think of what our local libraries have gone through over the last 20 years, this shows the community still finds libraries important," said Flood. "It is just a matter of finding the right way to handle expansion and need for future generations."Sponsor(s):Jim King (D) 10 Kevin Kramer (R) 11Rick Blackwell (D) 12Glen Stuckel (R) 17Madonna Flood (D) 24Doug Hawkins (R) 25


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Welcome to Day Three of Freeze Frames – today I've got just a tiny little peek for you of our five new Pure Innocence stamp sets which will be joining the MFT Family as part of our June release on Tuesday, June 7th at 10pm EST.
The next in our amazing series of Pure Innocence A Year of Flowers is Rose – how beautiful is this flower!?!
And Pure Innocence is ready for summertime festivities with My Little Firecracker
Wedding season is here, and Pure Innocence is dressed for the occasion with Ring Bearer and Wedding Flower Girl
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Who should maintain York County roads?
York County is accepting responsibility for the maintenance of new roads when it can't afford the upkeep on roads that already exist. As County Council members recently acknowledged, maybe it's time to look at alternatives.
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Raising the gas tax for road repairs is an option
Analysts recently announced that Rock Hill's gasoline prices are the lowest in the nation. And that's good news.
Schools have embraced new technology
Decades from now, this year is likely to be remembered as the year when area schools fully embraced new technology in the classroom.
Boat ramp for Broad River is a good idea
More people taking advantage of a scenic natural resource doesn't always mean more damage to the property. We hope that will be the case if York County goes ahead with plans to build a boat ramp on the Broad River.
Bill gives school districts new option
A bill that would give more school districts the option of collecting a 1-cent sales tax for construction projects would offer some needed flexibility to the districts.
Replacing exit exam a good idea
Like most standardized testing, South Carolina's high school exit exam – the High School Assessment Program – was designed to help ensure that schools were doing their job.
Bill gives school districts new option
A bill that would give more school districts the option of collecting a 1-cent sales tax for construction projects would offer some needed flexibility to the districts.
Special zoning should be limited in York County
The York County Council needs to respect zoning designations and stick to its comprehensive plan when considering rezoning requests. But we can see a need for allowing conditional zoning changes in certain situations where conflicts among different interests can be resolved by doing so.
Screen newborns within three-day window
South Carolina hospitals jeopardize the lives of scores of newborn children each year by failing to test them on a timely basis for deadly genetic disorders. Fortunately, fixing the problem is relatively easy – if hospitals resolve to do it.
It's time for more secure credit cards
Kudos to South Carolina banks that voluntarily issued new debit and credit cards to all their customers as a result of the massive Target data breach during the Christmas shopping season.
Haley weighs in on education reform
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Dave Bryan
Dave Bryan joined the KCAL9 news team in March, 1994, after having previously worked at KTTV, Fox TV in Los Angeles. As the political reporter for the KCAL Prime9 News, his beat includes national and international stories as well as state capitol coverage from Sacramento and local politics in southern California. Today he is the only LA TV reporter who covers exclusively political stories.
During his career as a journalist, Bryan's coverage of world news has taken him to China, where he covered the crackdown on the democracy movement following the government crackdown at Bejing's Tiananmen Square in 1989. In Somalia, he sent back live reports to stations around the US, as American Marines landed at Mogadishu. During his two-month assignment there, Bryan continued to file live reports, accompanying the US forces as they "liberated" Somalia from famine and violent warlords. In March, 2003 Bryan was embedded with a Marine batallion during the opening weeks of the Iraq War, moving through the desert from Kuwait to Baghdad, filing live reports with a videophone. Once they reached the Baghdad, Bryan and photographer Dolores Gillham, continued to send back live news updates on developments in Iraq for KCAL9 News and CBS2 News. And in 2005, Bryan covered the Hurricane Katrina disaster, filing live reports from New Orleans on the tragic human toll in the weeks after the levees ruptured, and the city was virtually destroyed by massive floodwaters.
On the political beat, Bryan has covered presidential nominating conventions and campaigns for more than 25 years. In the 2000 campaign he traveled to Iowa and New Hampshire to cover the nation's earliest caucus and primary, following the candidates as they moved along the road to the White House. During the impeachment scandal that nearly brought down President Bill Clinton, Bryan was stationed in Washington DC, where he reported live for KCAL9 News each evening on the latest developments.
Dave began his career as an investigative reporter in Baltimore, MD. After uncovering a heating oil scandal that left both poor people and the government cheated by unscrupulous companies, he shared a Columbia-DuPont Award with colleagues for best local investigative reporting. Later, while working at KTTV, Bryan became the lead reporter for the first live gavel-to-gavel trial coverage in southern California, part of the news team which won a Columbia-DuPont award for coverage of the first Rodney King trial in Simi Valley.
Bryan is a graduate of the University of Maryland, where he received a B.A. degree in sociology. He has received many other industry awards including regional Associated Press honors and the UPI Maurice Williams Award.
San Fernando City Councilwoman Charged With Battery Against Former Lover
The political future of San Fernando City Councilmember Maribel De La Torre, already under fire from a local recall campaign, just got more complicated.
Ontario Flashlight Firm Set For 'Made In USA' Showdown
An Ontario flashlight company is set for a political fight to declare its products "Made In The USA".
California Lawmakers Approve Construction Financing For Country's 1st High-Speed Rail Line
California lawmakers have approved billions of dollars in construction financing for the first segment of what would be the nation's first dedicated high-speed rail line, eventually connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Police Say Gangsta Rap Video Is A Primer On How To Make Crack
A gangsta rap video is raising eyebrows at LA City Hall.
Renovations To CSUN President's Home And Office Cost Over $350K
California State University, Northridge has hired Diane Harrison as its new president amidst faculty and student protests and enrollment freezes.
New Bill Would Grant Work Permits To Thousands Of Illegal Immigrants
A bill moving through the California Legislature is heating up the hot button issue of immigration reform.
Clooney Dinner Raises Big Money For President Obama's Campaign
George Clooney had a few friends over for dinner in his backyard Thursday night, including President Barack Obama, and raised $15 million the president's re-election campaign.
Student Protestors Gather Outside Dinner Party At Cal State Chancellor's House
The chancellor of Cal State Long Beach got an earful from outraged students Tuesday night, as he threw a pricey party.
Candidates Vying For LA County District Attorney Seat Face Off In Forum
Current L.A. City Attorney Carmen Trutanich faced off against four major opponents competing for L.A. County District Attorney at a candidate forum Wednesday.
SoCal Students React To Obama's Promise To Keep Education Affordable
Winning over young voters is expected to be a key factor for President Obama to win re-election and Tuesday night he took action, promising college students that he would keep education affordable.
Baby Bottles Take Center Stage In Local Assembly Race
In one state assembly race on LA's Westside, the issues have taken a back seat this week as thousands of baby bottles have created some heat.
Villaraigosa Exits Meeting Over Antonovich's Controversial Comment
Sparks flew at a Metropolitan Transportation Authority executive committee meeting Thursday with a heated exchange between L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and L.A. County Supervisor Mike Antonovich, culminating with Villaraigosa storming out.
Southlanders React To Arrest In Trayvon Martin Case
George Zimmerman turned himself in to authorities in Sanford Florida Wednesday to face a second degree murder charge in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
Councilmember Threatens To 'Clock' Man Who Gave Nazi Salute At Meeting
Emotions reached a boiling point at Tuesday's L.A. City Council meeting after a member of the public made a Nazi salute, prompting one councilmember to say that he wanted to "clock him."
Mayor Under Fire For Allegedly Spending Too Much Time Building National Reputation, Too Little Time In LA
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The Montgomery Police Department has arrested a suspect in the homicide of Oterious Belser, 26, of Montgomery, who died last week from injuries he received when he was struck by a motor vehicle November 18th.
MPD detectives charged Jeffery Lamarris Howard, 25, with murder in connection with Belser's death. Howard was being held in the Montgomery County Detention Facility under a $75,000 bond.
MPD's investigation indicates that the victim was intentionally struck by a vehicle at about 10:20 Sunday, November 18th, in the 100 block of Davis Drive. Belser was transported to Baptist Medical Center South in life-threatening condition. He later was airlifted to University Hospital in Birmingham, where he was pronounced dead Nov. 21st.
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During our last contest giving away our autographed poster from Doctor Who, many of you sent us messages of concern that we were giving up our favorite part of the Doctor Who Tumblr office.
That was so cool and sweet and completely unexpected.
And it got us thinking — what could we put in its place?
And that's when we realized… we want a new set of autographs. YOUR autographs.
Make a fan sign, a new piece of fan art, a selfie with your sonic, with your TARDIS, with your friends, in cosplay, not in cosplay — whatever you want with your Tumblr url (and a short message if you'd like.)
Post it to your blog using the tag 'the doctor who tumblr asked for my autograph'.
And just to make sure that we receive your post, you can also submit it through this form: http://bit.ly/15RHIXe
We're going to grab the images off of this tag (one per blog) and use them to create a ginormous poster that we'll put on our wall.
A few tips: keep your message short, use a thick marker or crayon to ensure that it shows up when printed (we think each image will be about the size of a 3x5 index card), and use good lighting so that we can see your face (a simple desk or table lamp should do.)
We anticipate being able to assemble and print this out the weekend of the Doctor Who Series 7 finale but we may push that deadline back if there's good reason to.
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MOSINEE, Wis (WSAU) The Wausau Paper Corporation says it's considering a range of options for its print-and-color division – including a sale. The Mosinee firm made the announcement when it reported a large drop in its quarterly sales and profits. Wausau Paper's net income totaled almost $5.2-million dollars from July-through-September. That's a 61-percent drop from the same period a year ago.
Sales fell by three-percent to around $266-million, as the firm reduced production for its writing and printing-grade papers. It's part of a continuing trend in Wisconsin's paper industry – which has seen a demand for its papers fall during the last 10 years. Wausau Papers also said it would divest its commercial timber holdings more rapidly than in the past.
The firm says it will sell just over 80,000 acres of timber-lands. Many of those are in Wisconsin.


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Weaving New Beginnings on September 21, 2011
Featuring Guest speaker Sheryl Heron, MD, MPH.
Join us for a reception celebrating the diversity of women at Emory. Come learn about resources available to you, see student performers, and network with others. Students, faculty, and staff of all genders are invited.
Goizueta Business School, W525 West Wing, 4-6 PM.
Sponsored by the Center for Women, OMPS and the Goizueta Business School.
3rd Annual BlackOut Weekend 8/26-8/28
Sponsored by the Black Student Leaders at Emory and the Office of Multicultural Programs and Services.
Welcome Back BBQ: Friday, August 26th, 5 PM, BSA House
Universal General Body Meeting: Saturday, August 27th, 11:45 AM-2 PM, Winship Ballroom (DUC)
Black Star Lounge: Saturday, August 27th, 9 PM-Midnight, Center for Ethics Rm. 102
Church Service at the Ebenezer Baptist Church: Sunday, August 28th, 9 AM-1 PM (Shuttle pickup at Harris Hall, 9 AM)


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Posted by
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Family Guy
make the right decision by killing off Brian? Was live ammunition ever used in movies? Why do shows like
Big Bang Theory
still use a laugh track? All that and more covered this week in Ask 411 Movies!
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What I Watched This Week
This week I watched the season finale of
Boardwalk Empire
, which had a death I really didn't think was necessary, but it was still a good episode. Sad to see my favorite character on the show pass. I also watched
Museum Hours
Computer Chess
, which are out of theaters but have been on my "must watch" list for awhile now. Both were ok, not spectacular. I also saw
Dallas Buyers Club
in the theater, which was terrific. And I hope everyone out there who celebrates it had a nice Thanksgiving. Over the holiday, I managed to revisit Leterrier's
The Incredible Hulk
, which I haven't changed my opinion on (good, not great) and the first two
Iron Man
movies as well. Even though the sequel had flaws, watching Downey Jr. play that role is endlessly entertaining.
If want to know more about my movie tastes, check out my page on Letterboxd by clicking
right here
. Also, make sure to look at all the great articles and writers at 411, particularly in the Movie-zone because that's where I predominantly am, but all of the zones.
Paul Walker died this past Saturday in a horrific car crash where he was believed to have been the passenger. He was 40 years old and had a daughter. I won't pretend that Walker was a great actor, or even close to being my favorite. In fact, he was in
Meet the Deedles
, one of my all-time worst. That being said, he has done several good films that I enjoy. I viewed him as a Matthew McConaughey type in that he could really do excellent work when he wanted to and who knows how he would have improved as he got older. Among the films I liked:
Varsity Blues, Running Scared, Pleasantville, Eight Below,
. He also had a small role in
Flags of Our Fathers
She's All That
The Skulls
are guilty pleasures. As for the
Fast & Furious
franchise, more on that when I review the upcoming DVD soon. This is such a shocking and tragic loss. My deepest sympathies go out to his family and friends.
Jane Kean passed away on November 26, 2013, at the age of 90, after complications from a fall. She was best known as Trixie Norton on
The Honeymooners
and as the voice of Belle in
Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol
. She was also on
General Hospital
and had been working in TV, movies, radio, and the stage since the early 40's. My sincerest condolences go out to her family and friends.
The Questions
Is it true that real bullets were used in the early gangster movies of the 30's until James Cagney was nearly shot during the filming of a scene?
With the scathing report about rampant animal abuse in Hollywood recently a name not unfamiliar with controversy emerged: Steven Spielberg. Other than some undisclosed cash settlements no one really was punished for the Twilight Zone Movie tragedy. Both John Landis and Spielberg seemed to escape w/ their careers unharmed whatsoever. I read Landis actually showed up at Vic's funeral, made a eulogy and was nearly thrown out. True? Do you feel Vic and the two children killed and their families ever received true justice?
1) Ok, let me first advise anyone reading that Googling certain questions (like this one) and using Yahoo Answers or a similar link as a resource is not always the best way to go. Maybe that's obvious, but the reason I mention that is that most of those links and the people who comment will have you believe that no live ammunition was ever used in movie productions because blanks were around long before movies began. Yes, blanks were around, but they were expensive back in the 30's and 40's, so it was a common practice for productions to use live rounds.
One incident took place during the filming of the 1931 gangster flick,
The Public Enemy
starring James Cagney. Live ammunition was used in a scene where Tom Powers ducks around the corner of a building to take cover from machine gun fire. The bullets struck the wall of the building at the position where Cagney's head had been just a moment prior. This was the last time he would allow live rounds to be used in one of his efforts.
Understandably, live rounds are not used hardly at all anymore, but there are number of articles discussing how real bullets were used during the production of
Act of Valor
Click here
for one. There have been some accidents though. One of the more well-known tragedies was with actor Brandon Lee (son of Bruce), who was killed during filming of
The Crow
when a blank fired behind a bullet that was stuck in the bore drove that bullet through his abdomen and into his spine. The gun had not been properly deactivated and a primed case with a bullet instead of a dummy had been used previously. Someone pulled the trigger and the primer drove the bullet silently into the bore.
Another death occurred during the shooting of the series
Cover Up
. They were filming scenes for an episode where Jon-Erik Hexum's character was supposed to load blanks into a gun. When the scene did not go as the director wanted, there was a delay in filming. Hexum became restless and impatient during the delay and began playing around to lighten the mood. Apparently, he had unloaded all but one (blank) round, spun it, and in what would appear to be a game of Russian roulette, at 5:15 p.m., he put the revolver to his right temple and pulled the trigger. The result was strong enough blunt force trauma that shattered a piece of his skull that went into his brain and caused massive hemorrhaging. He would die later at the hospital.
2) Because this tragedy would take a long time to explain, I will keep the summary of it short for those who are not aware of the incident. Basically, On July 23, 1982, a helicopter crashed during the filming of
Twilight Zone: The Movie
in Santa Clarita, California. The crash caused the deaths of three people on the ground: actor Vic Morrow and two child actors, Myca Dinh Le and Renee Shin-Yi Chen, and injuries to the six passengers. Director John Landis had violated many child labor laws at the time to get Renee and Myca working, and this information was discovered after the incident. This led to years of criminal and civil action and many new policies and procedures with regard to filmmaking in general. For a more detailed account,
click here
As for the funeral, Landis actually showed up at each of them from what I have dug up. I didn't see anything about Landis almost getting thrown out, but George Folsey Jr. who was the producer and someone who collaborated with Landis often back then, apparently read his statements in private to actor Steve Shagan, who was a friend of Morrow's. Shagan exploded in outrage and said: "Why don't you just run the trailer?" he asked sarcastically. "Let's set up a screen right here. We can even sell tickets. . . . You're not going to read that thing. . . . there has to be a time and place where somebody isn't selling tickets!" They both ended up reading statements, which are reported to have been self-serving. Folsey said: "If there is any consolation in this, it is that the film was finished. Thank God. This performance must not be lost. It was Vic's last gift to us." Landis said: "Tragedy can strike in an instant, but film is immortal. Vic lives forever. Just before the last take, Vic took me aside to thank me for the opportunity to play this role." At Renee Chen's funeral, Landis received cold stares from the relatives.
As for whether or not justice was served, that's a toughie. It was an accident, but it could have been prevented. I do know that all of the families settled out of court for millions, but it goes without saying that you can't put a price on something like this. Money means nothing compared to the loss of a loved one. I do think that Landis, Folsey, and the others involved in violating child labor laws should have been punished to some extent. They are at least partially responsible. From what I understand they were just reprimanded and acquitted of manslaughter charges. However, I have read that Landis thinks about the incident every day and that it had a huge impact on his career. Make of that what you will.
1) At the beginning of the 2013-2014 season, I've read that Fox/The Simpsons were planning on killing one of the Simpsons characters this or next year. Do you think that with the death of Marcia Wallace, those plans will change? Or do you think they will change the story so that Miss Krabappel is the one to die? I don't watch the Simpsons so maybe they already did something.
2) On the same subject, do you think Family Guy made a right decision to kill (SPOILERS) Brian on November 24? Did the show really need a character killed off?
3) Staying in the happy subject of character death, when an actor wants to leave a show, who decides if the character dies? Or if the studio is mad at the actor for any reasons, can they decide to kill him as a lesson to the other characters?
4) I recently watched a clip of Big Bang Theory without the laugh track. It was really different experience. Why are the studios still using the laugh track? Do they think we need a heads-up where to laugh?
5) Why would a show prefer to use laugh track instead of a live audience?
6) A more personal question, do you avoid spoilers for a movie or do you want to read everything about the movie before seeing it?
1) I would guess that Marcia Wallace's death will not change the original plans for the season. I don't watch
The Simpsons
either, but I'm assuming if they intended a character to die, that will still occur. As for Edna Krabappel, it has been announced that her character will retire and that Marcia Wallace's final episode will air late in season 25 or early in season 26.
2) I'm not a huge
Family Guy
fan, but my brother-in-law is and I can usually rely on him to fill me in on funny clips so I know enough about the series to say that I don't think Brian should have been killed off. From what I read, they did this to "shake things up." Personally, I think it's stupid because we're talking about a cartoon show here, not
Sons of Anarchy
. Imagine if they have killed off Lisa Simpson in season 10 of
The Simpsons
, or Velma from
in the middle of that original run. People don't tune in for twists and turns, they tune in for reliable humor.
3) When an actor leaves a show, the decision could come down to any number of people, or one person: the showrunner. If the showrunner and creator is also one of the writers, they have more pull. Of course, you also have to consider that if the fate of a character is debatable, producers and network execs could weigh in also. Take
instance. The powers at Showtime made it very clear that he would not die, so he didn't. There is no concrete answer to this. It depends on contracts, how much power the showrunner/creator/writers are given, and so forth. Certainly a studio/network can kill off a character because they are angry. I'm not sure it would be a lesson to the other actors, but I'm sure it has happened. I will research this one further.
4) Charles Douglass is credited with inventing the laugh track and the "laff box." It was first developed for radio broadcasts, but began to be used on television in the 50's. The history and debate on laughs tracks is a lengthy one, but I'll try to sum it up. Adding sounds like this post-production is called "sweetening" by the way. As the utilization of this grew, controversy arose. Some people hated it, others thought that a show needed laughs otherwise the audience would not know what is supposed to be funny. Not everyone used it. For a history of the laugh track and a list of those who didn't want to use it,
click here
The fact is, some networks are still using them because a large portion of people still believe they are useful in giving an audience pointers on when to laugh. Personally, laugh tracks do not bother me. My wife HATES them. I look at this way. We tend to laugh out loud with increased frequency when we are with/in a room with a large group of people who are also laughing. For example,
The Hangover
was a funny movie, but I laughed as many times as I did because the whole audience was uproarious. Of course, we could always find something funny, but not laugh out loud, just experience the emotion inside. The laugh track gives the illusion of a large group of people laughing and enjoying themselves together, thus the viewer at home might react more. For me, I enjoy a show basically the same with or without the laugh track. Certain shows incorporate this wonderfully (
The Big Bang Theory
), others overdo it (
2 Broke Girls
) and it comes across as forced or contrived. It can be super annoying when done sloppily.
5) There are multiple reasons why they started using a laugh track instead of a live audience. The main one is that a live audience wasn't cost-effective anymore. Odd as it may seem, live audience members couldn't always see or hear the show from where they were sitting, hence the response was skewed at times. As someone who has been to an
Saturday Night Live
show, I can say this is true since I was sitting off to the far side. It was also ten times simpler for them to just increase the budget for post-production and worry about integrating audience laughter afterwards. Some shows still use a live audience, but they are few and far between.
6) I avoid day-by-day updates on movies. This includes, script changes, rumors, on-set photos, and so forth. I peruse casting updates and general "this project has been greenlit" announcements, but that's about it. I prefer to go into a movie without knowing anything. That being said, I love trailers when they are done correctly. More often than not these days, trailers reveal too much information (see one example below) about the movie and thus the desire to see a specific title has dwindled. Honestly I don't understand why anyone would want to read about each and every development on a movie before it comes out. To me, this ruins the excitement and element of surprise. It seems that this obsessive reporting on big blockbuster projects causes some of us to have unrealistic expectations on said movie, but I digress. I have heard some arguments that people should enjoy a good movie regardless of knowing spoilers or not, but I don't think that is 100% true. Yes, I have read books and seen the film adaptation where I know the ending and it is still worthwhile, but seeing a novel or comic come to life could be different in other ways from what was on page. Knowing little about a film and taking a chance on one that moves you can be the most rewarding experience.
Chad, in case no one has said it yet, thanks for keeping this column going after Leonard left! It seems to be developing nicely into your style and I look forward to continue reading. My only minor complaint is that I miss the section of who's passed away recently as it was always nice to see respects paid to people who may not be as well known. Especially this week being a big fan of the Cannonball Run movies and not seeing anything about Hal Needham. Again, a minor complaint, but otherwise you're keeping the spirit of this column alive unlike some of the other Ask411 sections on this site...
Marcia Wallace's death got me thinking about other regular or recurring characters whose actors have died during a series' run and off the top of my head I could only think of Coach on Cheers and Nick Yemana on Barney Miller. Any other notable occurrences of this happening and how the series handled it in the storyline? Thanks again!
This one slipped by me, but I am answering your question this week. I did start off this column by including celebrity deaths, but over the past handful of issues, I simply forgot to do it. I would remind myself to look into deaths of the week when I write the column, but then I wouldn't. But as you can see it has returned this week and I will definitely try to keep on it.
As for actors who have died during the run of the series they were on, there are have been numerous examples of this. Here are a few I have selected, but for a longer list,
click here
*Paul Hennessy on
8 Simple Rules…
, played by John Ritter. Ritter suffered an apparent heart attack while on the set of the show rehearsing, and was rushed across the street to the hospital. Turned out he suffered an aortic dissection, and he died. The character was killed off for real, no official reason given except for he "collapsed while buying milk."
*Livia Soprano on
The Sopranos
was killed off after actress Nancy Marchand's death.
: Phil Hartman passed away shortly after production wrapped on season 4. His character Bill McNeil suffered a fatal heart attack in the first episode of season 5.
*Christopher Reeve portrayed the characters Dr. Virgil Swann on
. After Reeve's death in 2004, Swann was mentioned as dying sometime in between the events of the show's third and fourth seasons.
*Another recent example is Cory Monteith from
, who played Finn. When he died of an apparent overdose, it was decided that his character would also pass away. Creator Ryan Murphy and Lea Michele worked on the memorial episode entitled "The Quarterback." The show never stated how he died.
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