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TEXAS CITY 'Y' Response Area Command: Update 11: Reponse efforts continue on South Matagorda Island, Mustang island and Padre Island National Seashore
"Federal and state wildlife agencies continue to be focused on protecting these sensitive areas for the benefit of wildlife and are working closely to coordinate with our partners in the cleanup operations," said Nancy Brown, Public Outreach Specialist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife. "Everyone's goal in this effort is to ensure these beaches are restored and healthy for the diversity of the wildlife that depends upon them."
As of sunset on Wednesday, the Unified Command report that a total of 119,350 pounds of oiled sand and oiled debris has been removed from island shorelines, including 28,525 pounds that was removed yesterday.
Updates from federal and state wildlife agencies active in the field show that 77 deceased birds have now been recovered from Padre Island, Matagorda Island and Mustang Island. These include a variety of water fowl and shore birds. Additionally, two deceased dolphins have been recovered along with two deceased fresh water turtles.
It is unclear whether these deaths are directly related to the oil. Tests to make that determination will take several weeks. Throughout the day wildlife experts from Texas Parks and Wildlife and U.S. Fish and Wildlife were also engaged in monitoring Whooping Crane and other endangered species habitats. There are no reports of impacts on these species.
Persons who observe any impacted wildlife should not attempt to capture or handle them but are urged to call 888-384-2000.
Residents, tourists and others who may observe tar balls are urged to refrain from attempting their own clean-up activities and are asked to call 361-939-6349 to report the exact locations of any sightings. Persons who may be physically impacted by the oil should take quick action to wash the affected area with soap and warm water. The public is discouraged from accessing Matagorda Island until the Unified Command announces that response operations are complete.
Calhoun County residents will have an opportunity to engage members of the Unified Command at an informational session to take place on Thursday, April 3, at the Port O'Connor Elementary School, 508 Monroe Avenue. The session will take place at 6:30 p.m.
County and city officials, their Emergency Management Coordinators, and port officials and state agencies continued to exchange information through daily stakeholder telephone briefings.
The Kirby Inland Marine claims line continues to be available to persons who may have questions regarding personal impacts from the incident. The number is 855-276-1275. Please note that a previously published number is no longer operational.
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It's obvious that Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray is more than ready to forget about the Vols' 37-20 loss to Florida.
So much so that he told members of the media this week that he wouldn't dare watch the second half of the game. It's hard to blame him after he completed 9 of his 21 pass attempts for 104 yards with an interception. In the fourth quarter alone he connected on just 1 of 10 passes for 8 yards.
"I didn't even get to late in the game. I watched the first half and that was about it," Bray said. "No [need to watch it]. That wasn't our team."
Bray might have been stretching things a bit.
On Wednesday, coach Derek Dooley laughed off Bray's claim, saying his quarterback did in fact watch the second half of the Florida game. Offensive coordinator Jim Chaney said the same thing as well.
"I don't know why he said that," Dooley said of Bray. "We correct all the film and I think Tyler's point was that you have to have a short memory when you play quarterback."
Maybe it was a way to truly put the Florida game in the past, which is exactly what Bray -- and his team -- needs to do before Saturday's game against Akron.
While the Vols managed just seven points in the second half and were held to 5 yards in the fourth quarter, Dooley said he wasn't upset with how his team played in the final two quarters. He said things got away from Tennessee late in the third, which forced his team to press with the pass in a fourth quarter in which the Vols ran the ball just twice for minus-3 yards.
Dooley admitted the Vols got a little pass happy in the fourth, but he wants to see his running backs do a little more when they find space.
"What we have to do a better job of is when we get a little air turn that 4-yarder into 8 yards and that 3-yarder into 7 yards," Dooley said of the running backs. "So far, we haven't done as good as we need to do in that area."
And until the backs do, Tennessee will continue to struggle to grind out the tough yards in the second half. In the meantime, Dooley has no problem putting more faith in Bray.
"Tyler has grown a lot as a quarterback," he said. "He's not where he wants to be. He's as disappointed as anybody about how we finished the game as a team and how he finished as a quarterback. I know the next time we're in that situation we'll learn from it and improve."

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A great many of us must move from words to acts - from words of dissent to acts of disobedience.Barbara Deming
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Last night, there came a frost, which has done great damage to my garden.... It is sad that Nature will play such tricks on us poor mortals, inviting us with sunny smiles to confide in her, and then, when we are entirely within her power, striking us to the heart.Nathaniel Hawthorne
Great strength of body is the gift of nature; But to be able to advise whate'er Is most expedient for one's country's good, Is the peculiar work of sense and wisdom.Bias
However great an intellectual may be, however great one may be as a scholar or a man of learning, one has also to acquire humanness. Without humanness, scholarship and intellectual eminence are of no valueSri Sathya Sai Baba
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Hypocrisy itself does great honor, or rather justice, to religion, and tacitly acknowledges it to be an ornament to human nature. The hypocrite would not be at so much pains to put on the appearance of virtue, if he did not know it was the most proper and effectual means to gain the love and esteem of mankind.Joseph Addison
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Great hypocrite are the real atheistsFrancis Bacon, Sr.
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Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of men and women. In the United States, one out of every four women dies of heart disease, according to the National Institutes of Health.
To raise awareness about heart disease in women, the American Heart Association in 2004 kicked off the Go Red for Women social and educational initiative, which includes an annual fundraising luncheon bringing women together to learn more about the disease so that they can empower themselves.
Beebe Medical Center will sponsor the 7th Annual Go Red for Women Luncheon and Fashion Show Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the Clubhouse at Baywood Greens in Long Neck. Doors will open at 11 a.m. and lunch will be served at noon. The cost is $30 a person.
Keynote speaker will be electrophysiologist Firas El-Sabbagh, MD., a cardiologist specialized in treating patients for arrhythmias and other electrical disorders of the heart.
El-Sabbagh joined the Beebe Medical Center staff in 2012 from University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio, where he gained specialized training and experience in treating electrical disorders of the heart. El-Sabbagh, who has a private office in Lewes and Millsboro, is Board Certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease and cardiac electrophysiology. He also is a Fellow of the Heart Rhythm Society. He sees patients at his office and he also performs specialized procedures at Beebe Medical Center.
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We will investigate the controls for centriole duplication and how prolonged prometaphase blocks daughter cell proliferation. Since mitotic fidelity depends upon the cell containing just two centrosomes, centrosome duplication must be under tight numerical and temporal control. Extra centrosomes (centrosome amplification) at mitosis can lead to unequal chromosome distribution and consequent genomic instability which is a driving force in multi- step carcinogenesis.
In Aim 1 we test a model that can explain centrosome amplification after DNA damage, a well established but poorly understood phenomenon. Radiation and radiomimetic drugs are currently used to treat human tumors. Follow up radiation therapy can cause DNA damage in proliferating normal cells in the tumor region - particularly after surgery.
In Aim 2 we will investigate if and how geminin plays a role in enforcing the block to centrosome reduplication during S and G2 phases of the cell cycle. The centrosome intrinsic block to reduplication is of critical importance in preventing centrosome amplification.
In Aim 3 we test if targeting of Cdk2-cyclin E to the centrosome is required for centrosome duplication or if soluble pools of this kinase complex are sufficient to drive centrosome duplication. This explores the importance of local control of centrosome duplication and provides insight into how zygotes control centrosome duplication despite constitutively high cytoplasmic Cdk2-cyclin E activity.
In Aim 4 we will further characterize the basis for our discovery that prolonged prometaphase causes an irreversible block to daughter cell proliferation despite the normal division of the mother cell. This proliferation block can serve to handle mitotic defects due to environmental toxins that are never resolved but allow satisfaction of the mitotic checkpoint and consequent improper completion of mitosis. We will also explore the possibility that chemotherapeutic regimes using microtubule targeting drugs could lead to stem cells withdrawing from the cell cycle thereby compromising tissue regeneration, wound healing, and tissue maintenance.
The research outlined in this proposal investigates the mechanisms used by the cell to prevent errors in cell division which compromise genomic integrity. Genomic instability, a hallmark of many human cancers, is a recognized driving force in the evolution of aggressive growth characteristics and resistance to chemotherapeutic agents in clinical use.
|Sluder, Greenfield (2014) One to only two: a short history of the centrosome and its duplication. Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci 369:
|Douthwright, Stephen; Sluder, Greenfield (2014) Link between DNA damage and centriole disengagement/reduplication in untransformed human cells. J Cell Physiol 229:1427-36
|Nordberg, Joshua J; Sluder, Greenfield (2013) Practical aspects of adjusting digital cameras. Methods Cell Biol 114:151-62
|Krzywicka-Racka, Anna; Sluder, Greenfield (2011) Repeated cleavage failure does not establish centrosome amplification in untransformed human cells. J Cell Biol 194:199-207
|Uetake, Yumi; Sluder, Greenfield (2010) Prolonged prometaphase blocks daughter cell proliferation despite normal completion of mitosis. Curr Biol 20:1666-71
|Sluder, Greenfield; Khodjakov, Alexey (2010) Centriole duplication: analogue control in a digital age. Cell Biol Int 34:1239-45
|Varmark, Hanne; Sparks, Cynthia A; Nordberg, Joshua J et al. (2009) DNA damage-induced cell death is enhanced by progression through mitosis. Cell Cycle 8:2951-63
|Schnackenberg, Bradley J; Marzluff, William F; Sluder, Greenfield (2008) Cyclin E in centrosome duplication and reduplication in sea urchin zygotes. J Cell Physiol 217:626-31
|Matijasevic, Zdenka; Krzywicka-Racka, Anna; Sluder, Greenfield et al. (2008) MdmX regulates transformation and chromosomal stability in p53-deficient cells. Cell Cycle 7:2967-73
|Uetake, Yumi; Sluder, Greenfield (2007) Cell-cycle progression without an intact microtuble cytoskeleton. Curr Biol 17:2081-6
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Based on an unknown Schönberg opera from 1929, From Today Until Tomorrow explores one night in a not-quite loveless marriage. A husband and wife return from a party where she has flirted with another man, while he has cast an appraising eye toward an attractive, fashionably dressed acquaintance of his wife's. Though each dreams, briefly, of leaving the marriage for the excitement and mystery of a new lover, in the end they decide stability and comfort are more important than the fleeting thrill of new romance. Directors Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, who previously collaborated on two other films about music (The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach, 1968, and Moses and Aaron, 1975), rely on long fixed shots in austere black-and-white so that the focus remains on the musical brilliance of Schönberg's atonal score, performed here by 70 musicians. That Schönberg would choose such a relatively lighthearted message for his newly discovered musical language remains a mystery, especially since the conclusion reached by the husband and wife—to stick with the tried and true—seems directly at odds with Schönberg's own philosophy of composing. It is just this juxtaposition, however, coupled with Straub and Huillet's faithful presentation, that makes the opera a compelling addition to the Schönberg canon—and the film such a challenging and intriguing experience.
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Dallas has long struggled with what it should do with the Trinity River, but has this city ever really understood what the river is and what it could be for Dallas if we simply embraced its wild natural wonder? That's the question we will tackle at a symposium we're holding on the Trinity River titled "Envisioning the Trinity: Theme Park or Natural Wonder" from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m on Wednesday, March 8 at Cityplace.
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There were a few temporary or possibly permanent depth chart moves by the Philadelphia Eagles at training camp over this past weekend.
A starting player was demoted to second string, a second-stringer may have been bumped to the third team and a third-stringer is now running with the twos.
Okay, first things first...
Though nobody knew it at first, Mike Kafka actually fractured his left hand during the preseason game against the Steelers. This means that Nick Foles is now running with the second team.
To tell you the truth, I don't know if this is good news or bad news. Well, I guess it's a little bit of both, but ultimately I think it's bad when it comes down to decision time.
With Kafka out, it gives Foles a great opportunity to gain more reps and actually get in a few preseason games with the second team offense. It will be invaluable as far as learning and gaining experience.
On the flip side, it sort of "freezes" Kafka...along with the coaches ability to properly evaluate him.
Kafka did not put on a showing last Thursday that made you say "yeah, he's definitely the No. 2 QB." In fact, I think that both Foles and Trent Edwards outplayed him.
I realize that one preseason game shouldn't out-weigh what the coaches see every day in practice, which is enough for them to anoint Kafka as the No. 2, but there is something to be said for how one performs in actual live contests.
The unfortunate part of Kafka's injury is that he may not get the chance to either redeem himself from his poor showing against Pittsburgh, thus quelling concerns, or further illustrate to the coaches that he's not the man for the job.
Basically, if he doesn't play in any of the remaining preseason games, the coaches will have to "have faith" in what they see from him in practice. And that will likely translate into Kafka having a free ride the rest of preseason.
But hey, we all know Foles is making the roster anyway so this will be good preparation for him at least.
Next up is Demetress " it took six snaps to be demoted" Bell. That's right, the first team offense played six snaps last Thursday and apparently the coaches saw enough of Bell to make King Dunlap the starter just two days later.
Andy Reid is down-playing the situation and had this to say about Bell's demotion and King's promotion (courtesy of the Eagles' press releases):
As far as any changes go in lineups this week, I mentioned that there's competition at positions. Left tackle is one of those positions, so [OT] King [Dunlap] is scheduled to work with the ones and [OT] Demetress [Bell], he'll back up and work with the twos.
King was obviously told that, when he was re-signed here, that he would have an opportunity to compete for the starting position, as was Bell. And you know with [offensive line coach] Howard [Mudd], Howard mixes the guys and moves them all around at all different positions on both sides of the ball."
On whether he saw anything from T King Dunlap and T Demetress Bell that precipitated the move on Saturday:
"Not necessarily. Just a scheduled switch. Like I said, King's been with us a while and he deserves that opportunity. Demetress has done a good job. He's worked hard, so he's doing fine. But I just want to make sure; I want to make sure everybody has their shot there."
That's all well and good as far as coach-speak goes. However, teams don't tinker with their starting lineups based on "scheduled switches." They tinker and make changes when they have real questions about who the best person is for the job.
We've all been under the impression that Bell was going to be the starter since the day the Eagles signed him. That held true through all of training camp and has now changed after six snaps of live action against a different team.
At the least, this move means the coaches are not 100% sold on Bell. And actually, I don't think they're 100% sold on Dunlap either. If you remember, Dunlap was a free agent and the Eagles didn't re-sign him until after the injury to Jason Peters.
So, even if they thought Dunlap would make for a good backup, they didn't show it in their actions to keep him as a backup before Peters went down.
At this point, I'm a little concerned about the left tackle position. By making this move, it shows instability and we all know that for an offensive line to work well together, there has to be stability and cohesion.
Demetress Bell wasn't the only one to receive a demotion over the weekend. Jaiquawn Jarrett, who had been running with the second team and got the start against Pittsburgh because Nate Allen couldn't go, seems to have been demoted to the third team.
According to Tim McManus of Philly Mag, Jarrett lost some of his reps to Tom Nelson during Sunday's practice.
Jarrett struggled during Thursday's preseason game much in the same way he struggled last year. As I noted in my observations from the game, Nnamdi Asomugha was left out to dry in at least one, likely two, situations because of either a miscommunication with Jarrett or Jarrett was just slow to react.
Juan Castillo, Andy Reid and Jarrett himself also noted that he took bad angles in pursuit and when attempting to be in position.
In any case, when a second-round draft pick loses reps to an undrafted free agent journeyman like Nelson, it's not a good sign. As McManus pointed out, Jarrett may indeed just be fighting for a roster spot at this point.
These depth chart moves may only end up being temporary, but the ultimate decision on two of the three (Foles and Dunlap/Bell) may very well end up having a big impact on the 2012 season.
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Again, not saying this is necessarily what Kiefer did, but it certainly seems like a possibility. I reserve the right to be wrong.
Same, I don't know how Kiefer came to where he did. I just thought it was an interesting question relating to what we were talking about in the other thread. I probably should have put it there actually. People are on two fences about Guru's and coaching qualifications in the fitness community.
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Jennifer Hawkins, The Last Starfighter & Sledge Hammer
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This Week's edition was : WRITTEN on an airplane. POSTED at an airport.
My favourite Bran muffin, just in case anyone wants to know, is a Date and Apple. My wife wordlessly illustrates how tasty that sounds to her by placing her finger down the entrance of her mouth and heaving. Since she's such a sucker for the bland stuff… she'll be no doubt reading this weeks column.
Quarter way through coffee
I'm a complainer. A whiner. Always got an opinion. Always cheesed about something. Basically, I say it – so you guys don't have to. It's the least I could do. Having realised that most of the beefs I have at the moment have to do with the current state of film – as in 'cinema 2006' – I've made a list of what's currently pissing me off. (It was either this or a list of people that went up and talked to Lou Ferrigno at Comic-Con this year, but since I'm supposed to actually write more than a line, I thought this was better). Here are 10 grumbles….
1. Robin Williams. Find your fuckin' funny bone again. How many times do you have to encourage us into a steamy hot bath with a razor, man?! Bring back the cross-dressing babysitter, heck, do a "Club Paradise" sequel! Just do anything to make us laugh! You know you want to. As OK as "The Night Listener" was, it's painful to see you doing it man – it'd be like Oliver Stone directing a tame 911 movie!
2. Miami Vice – I was so psyched to see this film, if only because it was a Michael Mann movie, and he's usually rather superb. How let down was I? Big time. This was a pile of shit. Hope you're enjoying your Jamaican vacation, Mann. I'm taking out a restraining order on the DVD release.
3. Horror Remakes – It stung even more when Wes Craven started selling his back catalogue off. I mean…. He's remaking "Shocker"?! If he needs the friggin' money, why doesn't he just give in to Bob and Harvey and do "Scream 4". They want it. They want you. You both want money. Match made in Valhalla, right? But Craven isn't the only one whose selling out – everyone seems to be – and it's really getting my boxers in a bunch.
4. Pirates of the Crapabbean – Nuff' said. Disney needs a new Mouse to captain the Steamboat, me thinks. (Though with all the lay-offs over there, at the moment, it could have already happened). Tim Allen bound to be appointed VP of Production by December.
5. Hollywood's backlash at the Mel Gibson slip-up : Big fuckin' deal. I know what he said was wrong – but for Christs sake, Paris Hilton hasn't spoken a word of intelligible English – nor has she rubbed anyone up the right way – since her cherry was popped – – – why not toss her in the dungeon? And didn't Gibson's "Lethal Weapon" buddy Danny Glover finger point everyone as a 'racist' a couple of years back? . I think what Hollywood has to realise is that people like Mel Gibson (even Tom Cruise – well, most of Tom Cruise) are people, too. They say stupid shit. They do stupid shit. They bow at the alters of different gods. They're human. The End.
6. See SMALL films : Don't be sucked in by the studio machine, people. The more people that go to "You, Me and Dupree" – the more the studio are going to think that that's what audiences 'want'. Go see something like "Little Miss Sunshine". By doing that, you'll be helping the cause, and hopefully we'll have some more original, well-written, genuinely enjoyable films – Yes, ones whose trailers aren't opened by a loud booming voice stating "In a world…."
7. Let people bask in their success : There's a story going around that rising young writer/director Murali Thalluri totally cooked up his story for the new Australian film "2:37" – which he says is loosely based on a friend's suicide. The media is now saying that he never tried to commit suicide, nor did he have a friend who offed herself – – – – and all I can say to that is, give it up! How the hell can you say, or prove for that matter, that the guy didn't go through hell and decide to try and end it all one day? Or that he didn't have a friend that ended her life? Just let someone have his or her moment, please. It seems to be a big problem with the world: people just don't like to see anyone else happy, or successful. Surely there are some bottled liquid reports to run?
8. Give Small Aussie films a go, too! : OK, so it mightn't have Heath/Hugh/Nicole/Geoffrey/Anthony/Eric in it, but it's still a good film. Finance it. Greenlight it. Give the little guy's a go….. we'd like to see them too. And Bill Hunter is getting hungry.
9. Not Having Media Screenings for films that the Media basically invented : Case in point, "Snakes on a Plane". It was the Internet that made the film – yet; online reviewers couldn't see the film until opening today. You'd think the least they/we deserve is a sneak peek at the film? Especially since we all, unintentionally, worked as volunteer marketing executives for the past six months. (Whatever the case, the film is apparently good – which kinda means this rant has to end here).
10. Die Hard 4 : Stop talking, and stop doing! For Christ's sake, I'll be wearing diapers (again) by the time this bitch comes out! How hard can it be to put on a guy in a sweaty Singlet and have him chase bad guys around a helipad with an MI6?
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I love a good media scuffle (The Morgan Creek Vs. Paul Schrader 'whose got the biggest' mêlée was one of the better battles of late) and this one's as tasty as sugar free (of course) sponge cake.
A couple of newspapers are reporting that an agent named Grant Dwyer is planning to sue former Miss Universe (Now just plain ol' 'Miss Hottie') Jennifer Hawkins for up to $1 million, saying she'd still be a cheerleader if not for him. Dwyer is going to file papers in the NSW Supreme Court asking for 20% of the former Miss Universe's earnings from the time she won the pageant until 2008. The kicker? He's also planning to sue her boyfriend, Jake Wall, for 20% of his earnings after "transforming him from Jake the chippy into Jake Mr Universe". But how much of this is fabricated 'we need a story' stuff, and how much is straight-up fact? Surely newspapers aren't just padding, pinching and packing porky's to sell papers, are they? No?!
Today, we received a letter – as did everyone else in the local media – from Greg Tingle, the director of MediaMan, who revealed what, could be, the truth. (And the truth, unfortunately, about some of the local media).
Dear fellow colleagues in the Australian media industry
Over the past few days many of you would have read news stories in The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph regarding the situation between Jennifer Hawkins, Jake Wall and her former manager and agent, Mr Grant Dwyer, of AdPro Management.
From the outset let me disclose that I have followed AdPro Management's successes for a number of years and the last 6 months in particular I have developed a greater understanding of the facts associated with this issue.
In summary, in response to the recent articles in News Limited publications, AdPro Management director, Grant Dwyer wishes for the following information to go into the public domain:
It was the Sunday Telegraph that initiated the recent contact with AdPro Management, in the shape of a telephone call by a journalist at approx 8.30AM on Thursday 17th August 2006.
Grant Dwyer was not seeking media attention on the Jennifer Hawkins situation, however he was told that the Sunday Telegraph were going to run an article and he felt it best to take the opportunity to provide comment and to present the facts whilst he had the opportunity.
In my journalist opinion I believe that a media ambush has been perpetrated against AdPro Management by The Telegraph.
Having viewed a number of relevant documents I can confirm that Jennifer Hawkins and Jake Wall have both signed and have provided extensive communications to verify an Agency Relationship.
There is no ill will on AdPro Management's part, and Grant Dwyer wishes every success and happiness for both Jennifer Hawkins and Jake Wall. Grant is exceptionally proud of Jennifer and Jake's success and only compliments them on their recent achievements.
Grant Dwyer is upset about the recent media coverage in the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, which has inflamed the situation.
Grant Dwyer is extremely disappointed by the quotes used in the Sunday Telegraph article and the presentation of the news stories, which contradicts the intention of the newspaper as it was meant to be presented and explained to Mr Dwyer.
Grant Dwyer personally financed the elevation of Jennifer Hawkins and Jake Wall commencing in 2004, to the sum of well over $500,000 in funds raised and / or borrowed, sponsorship dollars raised, and AdPro Management finances.
AdPro Management with the agreement of both Jennifer Hawkins and the Miss Universe Organisation funded, procured sponsors, presented contracts and managed the itinerary and pr which was to secure the commercial value and iconic status of Jennifer Hawkins. This both parties have acknowledged.
In an e-mail from Jennifer Hawkins to AdPro Management soon after her triumphant homecoming, Jennifer Hawkins sincerely thanks AdPro Management and confirms that the whole Oz trip determined her commercial future including the major television deal with Channel Seven.
Not only had Mr Dwyer secured the annual Miss Universe Australia beauty pageant as an annual television series, he had also secured a media partnership with Channel Seven to broadcast and facilitate the international Miss Universe beauty pageant in Sydney in 2006.
It is my opinion that there were major negotiations going on behind the scenes between Channel Seven and the Miss Universe Organisation, where perhaps Mr Dwyer may have been conveniently left out of the equation.
Commencing in 2004, Grant Dwyer brought beauty pageants back in vogue with the Australian public, consolidated by the success later that year with another young lady on his books, Lauryn Eagle, who won the Miss Teen International Beauty Pageant, the Miss Universe equivalent for teenagers.
There are some outstanding issues between AdPro Management, Jennifer Hawkins, and Jake Wall, and Grant will be pursuing these outside the media spotlight.
It was always Mr Dwyer's intention to seek an amicable out of court settlement later into her management contract once Jennifer had truly realised her full commercial value.
I have verified this information with Mr Grant Dwyer of AdPro Management.
Greg Tingle
Media Man Australia".
But, even I'll admit, there's nothing like a good story – they make for interesting reading. And that's why I'm currently working on an exclusive story about Scott Baio's rumoured relationship with the Olsen Twins – based entirely on quotes supplied to me by a disgruntled former 'Charles in Charge' co-star. Sure to be spot-on.
Oh, and just, well, because….. here's a few piccies of Jennifer Hawkins.
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Currently doing some work on a superhero-ish story (more later), and it got me thinking (over my lunch latte, no less) about whether or not there's any established superheroes left to transfer to the silver screen – and if there is, who do I think would be the best fit? Needless to say, Hollywood won't be calling and asking for my opinion (though I will take credit in the casting of Brandon Routh as Superman – because, well, I'd be stupid not to. True or Not) but a small suggestion list for their box – I can see many an exec using that phrase from here on out "here's a small suggestion for ya' BOX!' – doesn't hurt.
Should be Played By : Alicia Silverstone
Why? : Because it'll keep her out of the Batgirl suit for good. And, well, I think she'd look tight in the blue getup.
She-Hulk –
Should be Played By : Salma Hayek
Why? : Because it's either her, or Brigitte Nielsen – who has been attached to the film version since the late 80s. Scary huh? – And I don't know which one I'd rather see in taut plum ripped shorts.
Should be Voiced By : Jake Gyllenhaal
Why? : Because if you can't get your mitts on the real thing – which we know he wanted/wants – the piggy version may be a score enough. One film that is bound to happen.
Captain America
Should be Played By : John Kerry
Why? : Because George Bush is already pencilled in to play the villain. It makes sense. (See that? Humour. Bad humour, but still, humour).
The Green Lantern
Should be Played By : Jack Black
Why? : Because I love nothing more than reading the bitching and moaning of online talkbackers.
Should be Played By : Doug Ellin
Why? : Why not? It's the logical choice, and from what I hear, it could be what he's getting at – he's just waiting for people to stop mentioning the Grenier's and Wahlberg's, so he can admit to his secret reverie. Time for Dougie to get his feet wet in the rivers of on-screen stardom – and give that Vinnie Chase a run for his money. Better still, he's essentially an…. Unknown. Perfect.
The Green Arrow
Should be Played By : David Caruso
Why? : Because he suits the role – unlikely every other film the actor did post-"NYPD Blue". Just might need a bit of a photo-shopped face-lift in some of the close-ups.
The Sub Mariner
Should be Played By : A CGI version of Leonard Nimoy (Robert Zemeckis and "The Polar Express" troops should be able to pull it off).
Why? : Check for yourself.
Plastic Man
Should be Played By : Jim Carrey
Why? : Because he is the guy – and better more, he's known around the Hollywood restaurant community as the 'Plastic Man'.
The Wonder Twins
Should be Played By : Spencer and Abigail Breslin
Why? : Well, besides the fact that it'll take about five years to get off the ground and they'll be the right age then, they're both good young actors. It's forward thinking.
Flash Gordon
Should be Played By : The Rock
Why? : Because it would be nice to believe that the guy could actually play football, wouldn't it? (But The Rock is attached to twelve other superhero films, so he probably won't have the time – unless he can fit in sometime between "Wonder Woman" and "Condorman"?)
One sip to go
You gotta love some of the names that these 'spam' guys come up with. If they aren't using the name of someone you know – i.e. Hayden Christensen, who has apparently sent me some kind of computer super jedi virus to work its magic on my PC insides – they're using the most ridiculous names you've ever heard. Check out this one that I got about five minutes ago:
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Blackballs apparently wants me to click on the link that he's sent me, which will then take me to an online pharmacy site (or a big fat virus) – or not. Yes, I'm buying rectal ointment from a guy named Blackballs – sheesh. As If! Unless you're 'Soft Susie' or 'High-as-a-kite Hank' emailing me I ain't investing in any of your pharmaceuticals.
Now stopping clogging up my inbox so that I can get serious things – like dancing cats, emails from MySpace letting me know that someone has posted a nudie picture of themselves in the comments section, and Youtube footage of Mel Gibson stealing beer from the Santa Barbara Jewish Festival.
DVD of the week
The Inside Man – Naturally, Spike Lee's joint is once again jumpin' – but this time, we can expect a few new invited guests, a couple of surprise party tricks and some rather lethal punch. Yep, the self-proclaimed king of African-American cinema has decided to pull a 'Match Point' – I'm hoping that one takes on a life of it's own, as the Jumping the Shark phrase did – and picked up a radically-different box to think out of. If 'Do the Right Thing' and 'Malcolm X' were Twinkies, then 'Inside Man'is an Apple – just as tasty, but consumable by a much wider-crowd (those on diets, diabetics, the lactose intolerant…. the list goes on, but since we're only using the notion to paint a picture, there's really no reason to). To many, this might very well be their first 'Spike Lee' film.
And though our director still stands up on the box and rants – though his political messages and racial proclamations are hidden deep beneath the commercialism of the film – Lee's latest seems much more occupied in purely entertaining an audience, than preaching to them. A welcome virgin to the Multiplex he is too.
In a nutshell: Clive Owen is the ringleader of a bunch of bank-robbers that have decided to rob, of all financial institutions, the Chase Manhattan Bank in Wall Street. Denzel Washington is the detective who is assigned to the case when our rogue takes hostages. Jodie Foster is a cold-as-winter spin-doctor of sorts, someone in bed with the Mayor (though not literally), who helps keep the skeletons in the closet of many a millionaire.
How is the charming thief going to pull off the 'perfect' heist? (And we know it will be, because he tells us that at the start of the film), how is Washington's law-enforcer going to take him down? How unscrupulous will Foster's character be? And what have the filmmakers got planned for co-star Christopher Plummer? (He's too good, not to be in it for a reason).
As you can assume from the synopsis, it is an all-round appealing thriller, but it wouldn't be a Spike Lee film (or 'Joint' as he likes to call his movies) if there weren't a message here, would it? Well, there is. There's statements on race, religion, the law, the persuasive nature of money…. but thankfully, they take nothing away from the film, in fact, simply adding further appeal to a film that's roofed in credibility and class. A point might just be what it needed to push it above being your typically "fun, but forgettable popcorn thriller".
Typically, film critics see movies for free. We watch them at media screening – special screenings that are set-up for journalists to catch the film before its release – and if we don't get to it, we usually miss out. I missed the screening for this one. Now usually, I'd just be done with it and forget about it – wait for the video, in most cases. But never had a film been so worthy of shelling out money for. After all – look at that cast! There was no way I was missing this. And you know what? Best fifteen bucks I've spent in a long time. Truly. This has got to be one of the smartest and funnest heist films to come along since, well, the likes of 'The Usual Suspects' or even further back, 'Dog Day Afternoon'. They don't come along too often, so shredding a few digits from this weeks wage is nothing – especially when entertainment comes this grand.
Everything about 'Inside Man' is near watertight – well, Foster's character could have been explained a bit more, and there's a couple of things that weren't properly explained – the performances, the comprehensive screenplay, the exhilarating direction, the efficient cinematography, the pay-off. I'm betting you'll feel it was money well spent too.
Theatrical release of the week
United 93 – The ship's already sailed, and there's no way it's returning to port now, so the 'should they?, or shouldn't they?' argument is about as useful now as a cock ring for a desexed labra doodle – but considering nobody really wants to see films about 911 (that was pretty of me, hey?), United 93 was a surprisingly – and relatively, faithful– affair. Which begs the question, where has Paul Greengrass gone right, where Oliver Stone went wrong? The answer, it seems, may lie within the films themselves. Both directors set out to make totally different movies – not just in story, or tone, but also in terms of how commercially viable they wanted them to be. "93", it seems, wants to be no more than a starless (in that, besides a couple of 'somewhat' recognizable faces, there's no names in here at all) recreation of that fateful day that's interested in only telling it like it is/was/straight-up/ and as detailed as possible, (even if that means ditching the Celine Dion theme for a few more minutes of chit-chat between a couple of central characters). Because it looks so real, and it's performed so real, you believe it is – real, and have to remind yourself that you're not a blowfly on the wall, circa 2001.
Though it's an admirable film, and does have its moments, "World Trade Center" is a much lesser take on the 911 tragedy because, well, it wants to be a movie. The 'button pushing' and 'big names' are just as important to the film as the central storyline it seems. I could be wrong, but I believe the mere presence of Nicolas Cage in the film is proof enough that it wasn't 'all about' the people, and the story. "United 93" is a marvellous film. It really gets into your system – and doesn't let go. The performances are amazing. The direction is powerful. The writing is impeccable. If you don't walk away from the film and just want to hug the person closest to you, you're in the cinema next door watching the new Robin Williams movie. Simple as that.
If they must make these films on 911 – let them take a page out of Paul Greengrass's book and make them for the people, and straight-up recreations. Screw the bean counters.
"United 93" is a disturbing film – but in a good way. If it had been that studio wank intent on pushing buttons and guaranteeing Christmas bonuses, that some of us suspected it may have been, it would have been much, much more disturbing.
This Week's Useless bit of Advice
Instead of talking back, arguing with or barking back at that bitch – you know the one, she ain't ever gonna change, not until she finally gets a screw to go with her hammer – just smile, smile again, keep on smiling'. They'll hate it. You will have won. Trust me.
Missing Career Alert
David Rasche – If he's able to play a role in "United 93", a film cast of unknowns and unrecognisables, then obviously 80s TV fave David Rasche – friggin' "Sledge Hammer"! – isn't the familiar face he use to be, is he? Director Paul Greengrass was so determined to cast the film with people you wouldn't recognize, after all, so he might not have even remembered the guy. Heck, does anyone at all remember this guy? What's happened to his career?
The veteran actor played the small role of Donald Freeman Greene in the 911 movie. Earlier this year he played – the much plummer role of – The President of the United States in the all-star thriller "The Sentinel". But things have definitely quieted down for the one time 'next big thing'.
In the 80s, he hit the big time as 'Sledge Hammer' in the series of the same name. Almost overnight, he made the transition into feature films starring in the likes of "An Innocent Man" with Tom Selleck, "Wicked Stepmother" with Bette Davis and "Delirious" with John Candy.
The balloon burst about the mid 90s, though, and ever since he's been either guest starring in TV series (like "Suddenly Susan" or "The West Wing") or co-starring in such forgettable fare as "Off the Lip", "Perception" and "Junior Pilot".
Hopefully someone spots him in either "United 93" or "The Sentinel" and decides to trade him up.
5 things you didn't know about…… "The Last Starfighter" (1984)
1. Though his name still appears in the end credits, all of Wil Wheaton's scenes – he played a young friend of Lewis – were cut from the film.
2. The first movie to do all their special effects on a computer.
3. A lot of the scenes with 'the Beta Unit' were shot later on, because test audiences couldn't get enough of the character.
4. This was the last film that Robert Preston ever made.
5. Yep, the 'Star Car' that is in the film is based on the DeLorean.


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- Description Homebound Lp By Juan Mejia This is an album i started in 2009 and have finally wrapped up. Its a collection of tracks recorded in such special places like Bogota Colombia, Miami,Florida, San Francisco, California and New Orleans, Louisiana. . I had the HONOR to work with Ben Grassini , Sen-Sei , Stan Kolev , Diego Astaiza , Dj Wady,Danny Abel and Ben Mchgee to compile these tunes.The LP was gonna be called "Music for Grown Folks" BUT i decided on "Homebound" as it was lots of traveling to put his together. The goal was to TRY to make something timeless in my heart and have something my son could look back and appreciate! Remixes with such greats as Timewriter , Soul Minority , Jay Tripwire , James Johnston, Joeski , Allan Zax, Loko Hector Couto , Bescheerer and Szenasi, Pete MOss ,JM Brothers and a few others will come out in January.


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