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The Magic Of Behavioral Targeting: When Magic Becomes Information
by Larry Allen on Oct 30, 9:04 AM
Not all behavioral targeting is created equally. Many networks and publishers are touting behavioral in their marketing materials and the sad truth is, most of them have little experience with true behavioral and are simply remarketing to people who have arrived on the marketer's Web site or previously clicked on their ad. I admit this is a very powerful technique -- but it's only one piece of the behavioral puzzle.
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Must online publishers resign themselves to the commodity CPMs dictated by the network marketplace? Not necessarily. My suggestion is for online publishers to take their cue from their offline counterparts and package inventory in ways that can't be bought through other channels.
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Perhaps the most seductive -- and misunderstood -- form of optimization, behavioral targeting s really a refinement of targeting, or "rules based" optimization. The difference is that while targeting uses explicit segments, predictive models seek to discover rules within the data that are counterintuitive. Instead of
When the user has searched for 'TurboTax,' show this offer at this price,
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Consumers are spending nearly twice as much time online than they did four years ago, and eMarketer predicts that online ad spending will more than double in the next few years - jumping to $44 billion by 2011. It's no surprise that ad dollars are following the eyeballs - but the critical question for marketers is, what exactly are those eyeballs spending time looking at?
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Mobile Malware Is Running on NetworksThe study shows another harsh reality: Mobile malware is currently running on company networks. On average, 3 percent of all employee mobile devices are currently running malware that's capable of stealing sensitive information. In major enterprises, that could mean that more than 1,700 malware-ridden mobile devices are connecting to corporate networks each day.
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It's Time to Be VigilantDespite these findings, the IT side doesn't appear to be proactively seeking out malware. In fact, the study found that just 36 percent of IT decision-makers said that they were "vigilant in protecting sensitive or confidential data" that might be running or accessible on employee mobile devices. In other words, more than six in 10 companies simply aren't doing enough to combat mobile malware and security flaws.
Where Are the Mobile Security and Data Access Policies?IT policies have become the backbone of data access and security. Yet, they don't necessarily extend to smartphones and tablets, the survey shows. The researchers found that nearly two-thirds of companies have no policies directing employees on how corporate data may be stored on mobile devices. For most companies, employees can grab whatever they want off corporate networks and no one is any the wiser.
The Cost of a Mobile Data Breach Is StaggeringThe costs associated with a mobile data breach should be enough to worry the IT side. The average enterprise will spend nearly $9,500 per infected mobile device to find malware, contain it on the network and fix it. That mobile triage alone could cost a major enterprise $16.3 million per year, and that's only on the devices they're currently inspecting, which so far isn't a large number. If every infected device was analyzed, companies could expect to spend $26.4 million per year addressing mobile hacks.
The Report Suggests Things Will Get Somewhat BetterAll of these issues may be disturbing, but at least they haven't been ignored by most IT decision-makers. In fact, IT respondents said that they expect their mobile security budgets to grow 37 percent in the next year. Mobile security budgets will likely continue to grow in the coming years as hackers increasingly target iOS and Android.
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Oregon's New Choice-of-Law Codification for Tort Conflicts: An Exegesis
Symeon C. Symeonides
Willamette University - College of Law
December 29, 2009
Oregon Law Review, Vol. 88, 2010
This Article discuses Oregon's new choice-of-law codification for torts and other non-contractual claims, which went into effect on January 1, 2010. This the first codification of this interesting but difficult subject in a common-law state of the United States, and the second one after the 1991 codification of the civil-law state of Louisiana. The author has served as the principal draftsman of both codifications.
Although the process of drafting the Oregon codification took considerable and respectful account of the experience of other countries, the codification is based primarily on the American experience since the choice-of-law revolution. Indeed, it is a codification of the solutions developed by American courts in the last fifty years.
The codification seeks an appropriate equilibrium between the competing values of certainty and flexibility. It provides certainty through specific rules that clearly designate the applicable law in several patterns of cases, but only those cases for which the case law has produced fairly uniform and uncontroversial solutions. It also provides a good measure of flexibility by: (1) relegating the remaining cases or issues to a flexible approach that merely lays down parameters for judicial choice rather than prescriptions of specific results; and (2) providing three escape clauses authorizing courts to deviate from the pre-designated law in appropriate cases.
The codification is reproduced in an Appendix at the end of the Article.
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Keywords: Choice of Law, Conflict of Laws, Private International Law, Codification, Torts, Products Liability, Noncontractual obligations
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One of the realities of education system in India is that there is a lack of actual research being done to identify the concerns of school stakeholders that plague the education system of India. Everyone is trying to solve the concerns of school stakeholders without even identifying the root causes of their issues. As our philosophy, we at Eduexcellence have adopted an approach of extensive ground research to firstly identify the rootcauses of the issues of School leaders, owners, teachers, Parents and students.Once we achieve the causes then we move on to create training content and tools which are research based and deliver them to school heads and teachers across India. Every training programme that we create has a backbone of research and are delivered by resource pupils who are extremely adept in their domains of work.Explore More
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With its clean, earnest, New Age bluegrass sound, the South Austin Jug Band seems more suited to the Sugar Hill label than to Houston-based Blue Corn, which nevertheless has just released Dark and Weary World. The SAJB comes from that jam-grass niche populated by the likes of Sugar Hill acts Nickel Creek or Railroad Earth, but these Austin boys separate themselves from the jam-band pack with a determined back-home bluegrass lean to their performances -- which is to say they avoid the jazzy, noodling virtuosity that can make certain parts of sets by Eastern jam bands mind-numbingly non-entertaining. When SAJB attacks a traditional bluegrass number like "Raleigh and Spencer," it hits an infectious musical mark that can put a grin on the dourest critic's face, and ballads like "She Don't Care About Me" and "Weather on the Wood" are delivered with a straightforward, honest sincerity that absolutely sells the songs. Elsewhere, western swing workouts like "Lady Be Good" are delivered with a deft mastery of the idiom. This is one of those instantly likable bands, and these hard-travelers -- they recently toured behind Todd Snider -- come ready-made for both the listening room and the festival stage.
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Chingiz Aitmatov was one of those writers in the old Soviet Union who illustrated, especially to Western observers, that there was much more to Soviet letters than two warring factions: talented dissidents and conformist hacks. In many ways he was a splendid advertisement for the Soviet system in its post-Stalinist phase.
Here was a writer from Kirghizia (now Kyrgyzstan) – a land that had been given its own written language courtesy of Soviet policy – who could show through stories set in his native mountains and steppes what a rich and diverse culture the Soviet Union had to offer. At the same time, at his best, he could address head-on many of the artistic, political and even psychological problems that Stalinism had bequeathed to the Soviet peoples. His first stories were written in his native Kirghiz and translated into Russian. Later he was to do his own translations into Russian and eventually write in Russian himself.
In the late 1950s and throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Aitmatov developed a modus vivendi with the Soviet establishment, while at the same time attempting to count the terrible cost of the Stalin years (his own father had been executed in 1938) and urging liberal reform. Face to Face (1957) raises the controversial issue of wartime desertion and simultaneously overturns the stereotyped view of the subjugated Muslim woman. Jamilia, also published in the late 1950s, was hailed by Louis Aragon as "the most splendid love story in the world".
Arguably, Aitmatov's greatest works are the short novels Farewell, Gulsary! (1966) and The White Steamship (1970). The first of these is a heartbreaking account of the waste and destruction – human, material and psychological – wrought by Stalin's collectivisation of agriculture. It is all the more poignant for being told through the character of a horse. The second novel culminates in the suicide of a young boy, unable to come to terms with the immorality and brutality of his father's generation. He lives on his grandfather's accounts of ancient Kirghiz legends, notably that of the "horned mother-deer" who will one day return to save the land.
Aitmatov had a special talent for blending harsh reality and fantasy, for magical realism of a kind, and the achievement is all the more arresting if one bears in mind the official aesthetic dogma of the day, Socialist Realism, with its insistence on clear cut pro-Soviet moralising and flesh-and-blood characters.
The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years (1980) saw the writer attempt a much longer work, which with only partial success managed to unite ancient legend, actuality and science fiction. The publication of "The Execution Block" (translated as The Place of the Skull) in 1986, right at the beginning of the Gorbachev reforms, could be seen very much as a novel of its time, tackling as it did the problems of religious faith, drug abuse among the young and environmental destruction.
Aitmatov was the recipient of numerous prizes in the Soviet Union and he always played an active part in public life. From 1971 to 1990 he was a member of the Central Committee of the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic; from 1966 to 1989 he was a Deputy to the Supreme Soviet; he also held many key editorial posts. Like several other very prominent Soviet writers, he became increasing involved with public life, national and international, as Communism crumbled: he was a Member of the Congress of People's Deputies of the Soviet Union from 1989 to 1991; and a member of Gorbachev's Presidential Council, 1990-91. In the 1990s he held ambassadorial posts in the Benelux countries.
Despite these duties he was still able to continue his literary activity. He amended and complemented his earlier fiction and also produced a new novel, The Mark of Cassandra, in 1994.
He was a prolific and engaged writer who did an enormous amount to place his small country on the cultural map. Though critics have been less enthusiastic about his later, longer works and some might argue that he was overly adept at "working the system" in the Communist era, his lasting artistic achievements are undeniable.
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Chingiz Torekulovich Aitmatov, writer and diplomat: born Sheker, Soviet Union 12 December 1928; Soviet (then Russian) ambassador to Luxembourg 1990-94, to Belgium 1992-94; married 1974 Maria Urmatova (three sons, one daughter); died Nuremberg, Germany 10 June 2008.
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Monetary Transmission in Low-Income Countries: Effectiveness and Policy Implications
This paper reviews the monetary transmission mechanism in low-income countries (LICs). We use the standard description of monetary transmission as a benchmark to identify aspects of the transmission mechanism that may operate differently in LICs. In particular, the paper focuses on the effects of financial market structure on monetary transmission. The weak institutional framework prevalent in LICs drastically reduces the role of securities markets. Consequently, traditional monetary transmission through market interest rates and market-determined asset prices are weak or nonexistent. The exchange rate channel, in turn, tends to be undermined by heavy central bank intervention in the foreign exchange market. The weak institutional framework also has the effect of increasing the cost of bank lending to private firms. Coupled with imperfect competition in the banking sector, this induces banks to maintain chronically high excess reserves and to invest in domestic public bonds or (when possible) in foreign bonds. With the financial system not intermediating funds properly, the bank lending channel also becomes impaired. These factors undermine both the strength and reliability of monetary transmission, which has important implications for the conduct of monetary policy in LICs.
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Franks And Beans
|All beef frankfurters
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|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), drained
|Dehydrated onion flakes
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|1⁄2 Medium, cubed
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|Cooked lima beans
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Pierce frankfurters.
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Add sauerkraut, onion flakes, tomato, brown sugar replacement, lima beans and maple extract.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 869 Calories from Fat 490
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 54 g83.8%
Saturated Fat 0.16 g0.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 109.4 mg36.5%
Sodium 2486.4 mg103.6%
Total Carbohydrates 57 g18.8%
Dietary Fiber 12.8 g51.2%
Sugars 20.3 g
Protein 41 g81%
Vitamin A 10.7% Vitamin C 76.6%
Calcium 11.9% Iron 12.5%
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Then may I suggest he takes a similar economy flight on (preferably) Singapore Airlines. Then, maybe, he'll begin to "get it".
Remember, Mr Ayling, that some of the "BA World Travellers" (aka economy- class passengers,) that you so carelessly alienate now may be your business- and first-class passengers of the future.
As a frequent flyer, I have tried writing to Mr Ayling at BA about my own consistently disappointing experiences, but in vain. Unlike my mother, who received a most gracious and constructive reply to a letter she once wrote to Lord King. Does this mean that the current CEO is just too busy? Or is it that his office is so inundated with complaints that he has become desensitised?
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Matt Damon will guest star on the next episode of House Of Lies "2×04 Damonschildren.org". The episode airs this sunday on Showtime at 10pm ET/PT. More info on the official website.
The synopsis for the episode:
When Hollywood superstar Matt Damon drops by Galweather-Stearn and tasks them to find him a charity to enhance his image, Marty discovers he may have to go further than he wants to. Jeannie spends rare down time with Roscoe, while Tessa presses Monica about their relationship status.
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Hello everyone! Matt will be on House of Lies episode airing this sunday. Don't miss it. I've done some gallery updates. Huge thanks to Kaci from ChristianSlaterFans.com for sending this wonderful stuff! Also thanks to Mila from david-morrissey.com for the Fotogramas scans. Plus some stuff I had here and never had a chance to upload before. Enjoy!
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Matt Damon will be on the February 10th episode os House of Lies, titled "Damonschildren.org".
Thanks Sean for the heads up!
Matt Damon attended the Santa Barbara International Film Festival to present an award to Ben Affleck. Here are pictures:
Hey guys, did you see Matt last week? I've tried doing clips, but my computer hates me. Anyway, here are some I found on youtube, plus pictures, thanks to Claudia!
Matt Damon is set to appear on Jimmy Kimmel on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, January 24th.
This will be his first "Official" appearance on the show. As you probably remember, Matt usually just gets bumped off the show. Will he finally be actually interviewed?
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Set your DVRs: Matt Damon will finally submit to an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, Jan. 24. And "may God help Damon if he dares show his stupid face," Kimmel said in a statement.
For nearly as long as he's hosted Jimmy Kimmel Live, the comedian has had the same show-ending tradition: Apologizing and saying that he's been forced to bump his last guest of the night, Matt Damon. In 2006, Kimmel finally welcomed Damon onto the show for the first time — only to inform his guest as soon as he sat down that their time was up.
Damon got his revenge in 2008 by co-starring with Kimmel's then-girlfriend Sarah Silverman in "I'm F—ing Matt Damon," a viral video that inspired an equally popular sequel, "I'm F—ing Ben Affleck." In the years since, Damon has done cameo appearances in several pre-taped Live comedy bits, including this extended sketch from 2010′s post-Oscars episode — but he's never sat on Jimmy's couch for a regular interview.
This week, Jimmy Kimmel Live moved to an earlier time slot, where it competes directly against Late Show with David Letterman and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. The Damon interview could help the show regain the ratings victory it claimed on Tuesday and lost on Wednesday — even (and especially) if the whole thing ends up being an elaborate prank.
Matt is gonna be making an appearance as himself on the Showtime series "House of Lies", which second season is premiering this sunday, 13th.
Matt is gonna be playing himself employing the House of Lies team in helping him start a charity to compete with George Clooney.
Still no date of when the episode is airing, I'll be posting when I know.
Matt attended the Winter TCA HBO Tour on Friday, here are pictures:
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A suite on the 31st floor of the Waldorf Towers is a study in costly surfaces. Celeste blue wallpaper, cabriole legs, curtains slung in dangling brocade. The armchairs are plashed in old silk, the prints are a-trot with thoroughbreds. It is, in short, a stage.
In a chair by the tea service, John Krasinski is talking with the fluid animation of an Ivy League grad bolstered by nine seasons of an international hit sitcom and a marriage to Emily Blunt.
"It's not about the control," he says, referring to the production of his new movie, Promised Land. "It was about the camaraderie."
As if on cue, one of the world's top box office draws—and Promised Land's costar and cowriter—arrives. Matt Damon is polite, even courtly, although his hair is shaved in a penal crop from reshoots on Neill Blomkamp's upcoming sci-fi flick, Elysium. After shaking hands he swerves towards the refreshments tray, his brow furrowed over the breakfast china.
"Did you try the coffee?" asks the voice of Jason Bourne.
"No, is it good?" replies the voice of Jim from The Office.
"Well, mine wasn't. Mine was really watered down. Maybe it came from the same pot.… We're about to find out." He sloshes it into a hotel issue cup. "No, no, no, no. This is much more rich."
"They give me the good stuff," laughs Krasinski. Rapidfire, Damon tosses shreds of muffin into his mouth and scoots up a chair.
"Awesome," he says. "I'm in."
People didn't expect Matt Damon's second major co-writing credit to appear alongside the name of John Krasinski. "Matt and Ben" is as much of a pop culture cliché as "My boy's wicked smaht." Krasinski's former colleague on The Office, Mindy Kaling, made her name with those names, writing a play about how Good Will Hunting got made. But when the Internet started jabbering about an upcoming screenplay by Krasinski and Damon, it seemed like a natural match. Damon was a superstar, and by the second season of The Office, Krasinski had supplanted Barney Frank as Newton's favorite son—his eyebrow alone expresses as much submission to cosmic absurdity as Camus' Myth of Sisyphus. And hometown ties count.
A great article on NY Times, which will be in print this sunday. Thanks Ali for the heads up!
Matt Damon and John Krasinski on 'Promised Land'
"IT'S the moment every actor actually fears," Matt Damon said, looking around a suite at the Waldorf-Astoria in mock terror.
The night before he'd been at Cipriani, of all harrowing places, to receive a tribute at the Gotham Independent Film Awards. "It was one of those career achievements that makes me feel like it's over for me," he said, not entirely seriously. John Krasinski, a star of "The Office" on NBC, had presented the award. Now he sat grinning in the next chair. The two men wore suspiciously similar sweaters.
"How did you like your time here, Matt?" Mr. Krasinski asked, affecting a stern tone.
"Wait, what, sorry?" Mr. Damon said, playing along. He mimed being dragged away. "Then they take you in the back room ——"
"And shiv you," Mr. Krasinski finished, with evident relish.
The banter was spontaneous, the rapport hard-earned. Mr. Damon, 42, and Mr. Krasinski, 33, are friends; they met through Mr. Krasinski's wife, the actress Emily Blunt, when she starred opposite Mr. Damon in last year's romantic thriller "The Adjustment Bureau." They're also collaborators and co-stars in a new movie, "Promised Land." Their ease at improvising a scene is the result of practice. In addition to acting in "Promised Land" they wrote and produced the film, running lines and hammering out drafts in between day jobs, working weekends alongside Mr. Damon's four rambunctious children in his Los Angeles home.
The film, directed by Gus Van Sant, concerns what happens when a natural gas company comes to a small town somewhere in the Marcellus Shale in the rural Northeast, intent on persuading the town's working-class residents to allow the company to drill on their land. Mr. Damon plays Steve Butler, a blithely confident representative of the drilling company; Mr. Krasinski plays Dustin Noble, an earnest environmental activist with a nasty edge. At issue is the technique of fracking, the controversial method that the company in the film uses to extract gas, and the corrosive influence of the vast wealth that Mr. Damon's character can promise and that Mr. Krasinski's character is intent on resisting.
In an interview Mr. Van Sant described "Promised Land" as a "simple learning film," an earnest, Capraesque meditation on the conflicting dictates of stewardship, hardship economics and fraying community values. By Mr. Damon's standards, it's a small movie, made for a modest budget of about $15 million and opening Friday in a limited number of theaters. (A wider release will come in January.) But it's also a turning point — and something of a departure — for both Mr. Damon, who was scheduled to direct "Promised Land" before bowing out at the last moment, and Mr. Krasinski, whose show "The Office" is ending after an eight-year run.
"I feel like I'm on a precipice, jumping off for good," Mr. Krasinski said. "To not be sure what's next after that is completely terrifying."
For Mr. Damon the stakes are equally real, if more elusive. He does not exactly lack for work. Last year he starred in Cameron Crowe's "We Bought a Zoo," Steven Soderbergh's "Contagion" and George Nolfi's "Adjustment Bureau," among other high-profile films, and next year he'll be in "Elysium," a science-fiction blockbuster from the director Neill Blomkamp. When shooting went long on that film, Mr. Damon was forced to give up the director's chair on "Promised Land" for lack of time to prepare.
Uncharacteristically "Promised Land" will be the only film that Mr. Damon appears in this year. And that, he said, is a point of pride. "It's a different feeling to work this in depth with a movie. Usually we show up, and we're the mercenaries."
His longtime friend Ben Affleck noted that it was neither easy nor politically simple for an actor of Mr. Damon's stature to take a year off to work on his own project. "His career is full of the most extraordinary opportunities that an actor could ever dream of. So naturally the instinct isn't to just turn away from that and say, 'Let me sit at home staring at a blank page for six months.' "
On "Promised Land" Mr. Damon and Mr. Krasinski did everything from recruiting the cast, which also includes Rosemarie DeWitt, Hal Holbrook and Frances McDormand, to scouting locations. That involvement provided "a much richer and deeper feeling of ownership," Mr. Damon said.
The film may be Mr. Van Sant's first collaboration with Mr. Krasinski, who previously wrote and directed an adaptation of David Foster Wallace's "Brief Interviews With Hideous Men." But Mr. Van Sant and Mr. Damon have some history together. The director is fond of recalling a wager he was once tempted to make with the producer Laura Ziskin, back when Mr. Damon was an unknown actor auditioning for a part in Mr. Van Sant's mordant comedy "To Die For."
"He came in, he did a regular reading like everybody else, and when he left, the producer said, 'That's a movie star.' " Mr. Van Sant recalled. "You meet a lot of magnanimous, forthcoming, attractive, intelligent, talented people in your casting sessions. But somehow she just thought he was the thing. And if I was asked to bet — like a Las Vegas bet — I would've voted against."
Most moviegoers know the rest of this story. Mr. Damon did not get the part. But he and his writing partner, Mr. Affleck, did eventually win Mr. Van Sant over, persuading him to take on a screenplay of theirs called "Good Will Hunting." That script led Mr. Damon and Mr. Affleck to an Oscar, cementing their reign at the end of the last century as "the most overpublicized writing duo in some time," as Mr. Affleck ruefully put it.
This month is the 15th anniversary of "Good Will Hunting," and Mr. Damon admitted he'd been thinking about the film more than he had in a while. Writing "Promised Land," Mr. Damon said, "we'd basically just be in a room with a laptop open and kind of hashing out the scenes, pacing around the room. It's really exactly the way Ben Affleck and I wrote 'Good Will Hunting.' "
And how, a reporter tentatively asked, did Mr. Krasinski compare to Mr. Affleck?
"Strikingly similar," Mr. Damon said, laughing. "Honestly. The writing experience is the same." (Mr. Affleck said, by way of wry response, "I think John is very, very talented.")
This time Mr. Krasinski originated the idea to write a film about "American identity," as he put it, one that focused on the working people whom he saw as marginalized in the present political climate.
"My dad grew up in a steel mill town just outside of Pittsburgh, and all his stories of growing up seemed so incredibly inspiring," Mr. Krasinski said. "I wanted to write a movie where these people were in a situation that was representative as a whole of everything that we're going through as a country." Mr. Krasinski called the author Dave Eggers, whom he knew from the film "Away We Go," and the two men worked out a basic concept (Mr. Eggers has a story credit on "Promised Land") before Mr. Krasinski took the idea to Mr. Damon.
"Promised Land" quickly found a home at Warner Brothers, where Mr. Damon has a production deal. But the financing was contingent on Mr. Damon's directing.
"I knew that when I bowed out that we were going to lose our" — Mr. Damon used another word for emphasis — "money." In desperation he e-mailed their script to Mr. Van Sant from an airport runway. By the time he had landed, Mr. Van Sant had signed on, and the project eventually found a new home with Focus Features.
"As a producer I like to say that the smartest thing I did on the movie was firing myself as the director," Mr. Damon said.
The behind-the-scenes experience on "Promised Land," both men said, was something that they were eager to repeat.
"It was my wife who said to me after we'd been writing for a couple months, 'I haven't seen you this happy working,' " Mr. Damon said.
"And it's true. I'd forgotten how much fun it is to start from scratch."


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