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Best Jack/Jack Stands for Jeeps?
Hey guys, I'm in the market for a good jack and set of jack stands for my 97 TJ. Was wondering what brands/models you guys recommend that have served you well over the years, and the ones to stay clear of?
This is the wrong place to post this... but just any regular 2 ton jack stand, they're all really the same when it comes down to it. A tall 2 ton floor jack works also.
Thanks. Figured since it's for working on the thing, this would be the right place
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This is a great place to post this, don't worry.
Likely need a 2.5 or 3 ton jack to get any amount of height. I got mine at seers for $80ish? Also have 2.5 ton jack stands that work great, $25. A lot of guys go with 6 ton stands off harbor freight to get that additional height which can be nice when you're working under the rig. Also if you're just changing tires the stock bottle jack is good for up to 37s
just saw it was moved from builders corner, my bad
Thanks...I'm probably going to go with at least a 3 ton as my Grand Cherokee is 5700 pounds, so I can use it for both vehicles
I don't know what kind of Jeeps you guys are working on but my 3 tons are only good enough for my axles. I need 6 tons to reach the frame.
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I have the 6 tins from harbor freight for the height. They are great to place on the rock rails so that you can have full movement of your axles when needed for control arms, coils, ect.
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Here's mine being used on another members jku for a 3.5" lift.
They cost $45 retail at HF
I've got a set of four 3 ton stands that I use when I work on regular cars and under the axles of Jeeps with stock size tires. Got them at the local parts store. They've been fine for almost 2 decades.
I bought a set of four 6 ton stands at the local parts store to work on mildly lifted Jeeps and to support the frame when working on even stock Jeeps. They too have worked flawlessly for almost 2 decades.
Now that my CJ is spring over and going to be running 40's I wanted to run jack stands that could support the frame so I went to harbor freight and got a pair of their 12 ton stands. If you can't hold up your frame with those, I bet you have way more lift than makes any reasonable sense.
I bought a couple pairs of 6 ton stands from JEGS...they had a sale, 31 bucks a pair...nice quality
Looking for a good floor jack, but all see to max out around 19"...I want to crawl under there and replace the exhaust, is 19" enough clearance to really work under there?
I bought the Torin 6 tons, goes up to 21 or 23" (i cant recall now). Northern tools. They have double locks... Nothing worse than being under your car when a lock gives :/
I take it you use the bottle jack? Largest floor jack I see is a 4 ton at Northern Tools and Torin itself
Northern Tool has some of the highest I've seen, at 28" for 6-ton jacks...yeah, I like the overkill, since I'm gonna be the one under the Jeep.
Jack stands for a pretty high Jeep?
As far as jacks themselves, you want one that's gonna last, and will lift your Jeep to a decent height. This is an area where I, personally, don't wanna go cheap. I spent the $$ for a Hein-Warner, and haven't regretted it.
Norco, OTC are all good, as well.
Go here to see prices and particulars for pretty much any lift equipment you'll need: Lift Equipment: Motorcycle Lifts, Air Lift Jacks, Axle Jacks, etc.
My apologies, it is a "Big Red" just measured it, 24". Got it at Northern Tools
I'm looking at some floor jacks by Pittsburgh Automotives...see lots of good reviews. Any input?
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This medicine seems asvuf it makes you cough more after taking it. I'm taking it back to the doctor and have him prescribe me something else
This did nothing to help ease my cough as my Dr. Said in fact made it so bad I kept throwing up from coughing so much harder. After 2 days going to get some OTC cough sryup that has proven to work for me. Water of money
I was prescribed benzonatate 100 mg capsules 3 times a day for a cough I'd had for over a week. I was also prescribed an antibiotic since I had fever. After 48 hours, my fever is gone but my cough is still the same. The drug was a waste of money.
I went to urgent care. I had been throwing up, had a fever of 103, coughing up blood and a horrible soar throat. This was one of the medications I was given when discharged and it does nothing. My cough is not better at all and I see zero benefits.
I went to urgent care for a sore throat and that dry cough that happens when you have a tickle in your throat. According to the Doctor my chest and lungs were clear. He prescribed this medication in a round gelatin pill, 200 MG, take 3 times a day as needed for cough. As soon as I took the first one I started to have a severe hacking cough that produced mucus. Remember, my chest and lungs were clear when I went to urgent care. I took the medication one more time and realized it was causing this horrible cough. I was in bed for 3 days. This is day 4 and I am going to take an over the counter cough suppressant and get myself in shape to go to work tomorrow. Would NOT recommend!!!
It doesn't help a cough, it definitely increased my cough.
Terrible, did nothing for my cough. Actually think it made it worse. I get bronchitis once a year and the dr always gives me codeine. This quack insisted this stuff was better!! He is full of it. Now I will have to spend another 30 dollar copay to back to the dr. I swear they do that on purpose for the money
Used several times over 10 years and B works great for me but I never take more than 1 cap and never more than 1-2 a day or for more than a few days. I've used for Bronchitis, Severe Cold and Allergy coughs. Not for reflux coughs!
This had not made any difference at all for my bronchitis. NyQuil works much better.
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** Observed with 6/17/99 Win32 build **
I have a msg in which the address-to field contains MIME-encoded
Japanese characters along with the offical e-mail address. The
line looks like this un-decoded:
From: =?iso-2022-jp?B?GyRCRW0wZj4hSScbKEI=?= <firstname.lastname@example.com>
This should be decoced and displayed correctly but it is not in the
thread pane. Instead it shows as 4 dots, which seem to corresond
to the number of Japanese characters. Naoki had a case where his
3 Japanese characters show as 3 dots.
This header does show correctly in the message viewing window's header.
Scott, I can send you a sample message in which the addree-to header,
subject header, and the identical strings. (Just le me know your test
address). With a Japanese font somewhere in your system, you should
be able to see the difference between thread and message viewing pane.
Assigned myself as teh QA contact.
Adding scottip to the cc list as well.
When I fetch new mail from a pop server, I'm not decoding the header info before
inserting it into the database. I wonder if the decoding of the From header
needs to happen here (we could convert it to the character set of the folder we
are adding the msg to) OR if the header needs to be decoded when we go to
display it in the thread pane (which would be a scottip area).
I'm sorry my example was for "address-from" field, not "address-to" filed.
Scott, do you want me to try the address-to field with some JPN
characters. (I corrected the summary above).
I tried including JPN in the adress-to field.
These characters showed OK in the message viewing headers.
The address-to is not used in the thread pane and so this does
not seem to be an issue.
Additional info, I have a case of ISO-8859-1 and that displays correctly. If
MIME decode were missing, that should have failed too.
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Sant=E9?= Nouveau!
I need to look at triaging this bug and giving it a target milestone fix. naoki,
your last set of comments confused me. It made me think that things are working?
I think I've just lost track of what needed fix. Or are we doing some decoding
as being evidenced by your discovery on 6/17 just not all the necessary
Is the encoding problem in the thread pane or in the message pane for the
address-from line?
What I meant was that this might not be the case where MIME decode is missing.
In order to show headers correctly, we need to MIME decode and convert to
unicode. As far as I've seen MIME deocode is done because I don't see raw MIME
encoded strings like below. But charset conversion may be missing because I
cannot see the fist example below but I can see the second one (Latin1
range usually works without charset conversion).
From: =?ISO-2022-JP?B?GyRCSlQ9ODZJGyhC?= <email@example.com>
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Sant=E9?= Nouveau!
changing TFV to M11.
I thought this was more a scottip issue, because we're storing the header
undercoded, as planned, and only doing the decoding before display. Scott, isn't
this right? It looks like we're doing the GetMime2DecodedAuthor, which seems
like what we're supposed to do. Or is it the charset conversion we're missing?
I'm not doing anything with charsets.
What's going on with this bug? It is marked for M11 and
we haven't seen any noise on it for a month now.
Scott, please update.
I haven't started to look at it. I'd say it's on the bubble for me getting to it
for m11.
(I should add that Phil is helping me priortize my M11 bugs and I believe he's
going to be making a pass through all our bugs Monday).
I was just scanning through this bug report and I'm still slightly confused by
Naoki's last comments. He makes it sound like MIME decode is happening (which
would be my end of the boat) but the problem may be in some character set
conversion stuff ?? (would that be scottip?)
(target milestone is M11 or M12 - add to mail beta tracking bug)
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screen shot and its inbox data
I debugged this and found that nsAutoCString(sender) is used in the code. That
only works for Latin1 characters.
In order to work correctly, it needs unicode conversions. Since it's converting
between UCS2 and UTF-8, there is a easier way.
My code below leaks, so do not paste this, this is just an idea how to convert.
#include "nsTextFormater.h"
//sender is the string we need to parse. senderuserName is the parsed user name
we get back.
nsresult nsMsgMessageDataSource::GetSenderName(nsAutoString& sender,
nsAutoString *senderUserName)
//XXXOnce we get the csid, use Intl version
nsresult rv = NS_OK;
char *name;
#if 0
if(NS_SUCCEEDED(rv = mHeaderParser->ExtractHeaderAddressName
(nsnull, nsAutoCString(sender), &name)))
*senderUserName = name;
if(NS_SUCCEEDED(rv = mHeaderParser->ExtractHeaderAddressName
("UTF-8", sender.ToNewUTF8String(), &name)))
PRUnichar *u;
nsAutoString fmt("%s");
u = nsTextFormater::smprintf(fmt.GetUnicode(),name);
reassigning to me.
Im raising the severity of this bug. Being able to see the
sender's name correctly in the thread pane seems to be a
basic functionality we expect in mail. Also evaluating this
for Dogfood.
We need to get this into Beta 1. I can't think of pushing Beta without
this working OK. Mail looks terrible when you cannot see the sender's
names in CJK languages.
Bob, please add this to the Beta 1 list.
*** Bug 25176 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Putting on PDT+ radar for beta1.
fix checked in. The message the momoi sent me showed up with the correct sender
in the thread pane on all 3 platforms.
** Checked with 2/3/2000 Win32 build **
Looks great. I have been able to confirm so far that properly MIME-encoded
Sender names in Latin 1, Russian (KOI8-R-), Japanese (ISO-2022-JP), and
Trad Chinese (Big5) dispay correctly in the thread pane.
ji, can you confirm that this is OK on Linux.
I'm going to mark this verified/fixed. Please re-open if there is a problem on Linux.


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The NSA and some of its overseas counterparts reportedly were aiming to use data links to Google's mobile app stores to put spyware on users' smartphones.The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and some of its peer agencies from closely allied countries targeted data links to Google's mobile application stores as a way to plant spyware on people's smartphones, CBC Canada reported this week. A top-secret document obtained from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden shows that the NSA and its counterparts in Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia established a joint electronic eavesdropping unit called the Network Tradecraft Advancement Team to work on ways to plant spyware on targeted mobile devices, CBC said. The team held workshops in Australia and Canada between November 2011 and Feb 2012 when they discussed ways to exploit smartphone technologies for surveillance purposes, said The Intercept, which helped CBC analyze the document. One pilot project that was tested under the joint effort was dubbed "Irritant Horn." It involved a method to intercept and hijack connections between a targeted user's smartphone to Google's mobile application store. The goal was to try and insert data-stealing malware on the smartphone if the user attempted to download an application from the app store, The Intercept said. Samsung's application store was also similarly targeted, The Intercept and CBC reported.
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Phone makes calls that don't show up in phone app, can't end phone call
Alright, I have an LG g2.
I'll be messaging in the default android messaging app, and then I'll click the persons image and it gives the option to call. I click on the person's picture that shows up next to the phone icon, and the phone begins to make a call.
The problem is: The phone makes NO indication that it's making a call! The phone app doesn't pop up, there's nothing in the notifications area, no phone number displays, NOTHING, no indication that you're making a call.
The only reason you know you're making a phone call is because you can hear the phone ringing in the background.
You can't STOP the phone call either, because when you do click on the phone app, it doesn't appear as if you're making or on any call. The call doesn't show up in the call log until minutes later either.
This happens in any app that you can click on your contact's profile picture and gives you the option to call them (hangouts, etc).
What the heck is going on?
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Answer:Yes, it will fit, though you may need to use the spacers that come with it.
will this fit a cascade size medium helmet? It's a 22.6-23.2"
By Sam from Colorado Springs on September 5, 2013
By Aaron @ HockeyGiant.com on September 9, 2013
Answer:Yes. You should be able to make this visor fit your Cascade M11 Helmet.
Does it come with the hardware needed to attach it to the helmet?
By Carrie from minnesota on November 15, 2013
By Customer Service on November 18, 2013
Answer:It comes with spacers and screws, yes.
Will this fit a Reebok 5K helmet small adult size helmet?
By Jeff from Tampa, FL on August 6, 2013
By Pat@HockeyGiant on August 7, 2013
Answer:You might have to use the spacers that are provided with the visor but that visor will fit your helmet.
how long is it wide
By lane from guntersville al on May 30, 2014
By Customer Service on June 3, 2014
Answer:3 1/2" from top to bottom.
how do you put it on
By lane from albertville al on May 31, 2014
By Customer Service on June 2, 2014
Answer:You'll receive two screws and spacers with the visor. The spacers are placed between the visor and the helmet to keep the visor from bowing around the front of the helmet when you screw it in. The screws go right through the holes on the side of the visor (there are many holes, but that's just to allow for personal preference because everyone likes their visor to be angled just a bit differently), then through the spacers, and into the holes in the sides of the helmet.
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Review Summary
- Free Wi-Fi
- Large, lovely rooms with soft colors and rich textures throughout
- Flat-screen TVs and stocked minibars in rooms
- Pretty rooftop terrace has potted plants and handful of lounge chairs
- Grand lobby features lit stone walls and high ceilings
- Numerous event spaces, with audiovisual equipment and catering available
- Essence restaurant is pricey
- Relatively far from nearest metro stop (13-minute walk)
- Some guest complaints that frosted glass doors in bathrooms reduce privacy
Bottom Line
From the illuminated stone walls of the lobby to the rich textures and muted tones in the guest rooms, the Hesperia Presidente is a lovely hotel that exudes an understated elegance. Rates are competitive for the Eixample neighborhood, and contemporary rooms offer modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. The rooftop sun deck with potted plants is a pretty spot for checking out city views, though it is sparsely furnished. The hotel also offers a small fitness center, numerous event spaces, and a somewhat pricey restaurant. It is close to shops and cafes, but the nearest metro stop is a bit of a walk.


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We're barely into 2013, and already the film festival circuit is kicking off again. It's only a matter of weeks since The Playlist hung up our collective traveling pants from our last festival trip of 2012 (Marrakech), but even ahead of Berlin next month, we're packing our bags again for one of the major dates in the cinephile calendar — the Sundance Film Festival.
For over thirty years, the festival has served as a major showcase for independent cinema both from the U.S. and abroad, helping to discover the likes of Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh, Paul Thomas Anderson and David O. Russell, among many others. And the 2012 edition brought with films that were talked about for the rest of the year including "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Safety Not Guaranteed," "Middle Of Nowhere," "The Sessions," "Searching For Sugar Man," "Smashed," "Room 237" and many others.
Now, we're only a day or two away from catching our flight to Robert Redford's Utah hideaway, and to serve as a precursor to our coverage, we've gathered up 25 films — some reassembled from our Most Anticipated coverage, some of which are new picks — that number among the most promising in the line-up. Check them out below, and let us know what you're most looking forward to in the comments section.
Synopsis: Having spent most of his life torn between his bitterly divorced parents, a man must try to bring them back to good terms before his brother's wedding, while discovering that his childhood psychiatrist wrote a book about him.
What You Need To Know: While our long-professed desire to see Adam Scott in a leading role led to less-than-happy results with "Friends With Kids," there's still no doubt as to the talents of the "Step Brothers "and "Parks & Recreation" actor, and this new comedy seems like it could be a far more promising proposition. Scott is joined by a top-notch bunch of comic talent, including Richard Jenkins, Catherine O'Hara, Amy Poehler, Jane Lynch, Clark Duke, Adam Pally, Ken Howard and Mary Elizabeth Winstead (with Jessica Alba also involved), and the premise is pretty ripe for hilarity and something a little more besides. And whatever hesitation caused by the presence of "Elektra" co-writer Stu Zicherman, who co-wrote the script and makes his directorial debut here, is counter-balanced by long-running "Daily Show" writer/producer Ben Karlin as his co-writer. And indeed, the Black Listed screenplay was, at least in the early form we read, a pretty good little comedy that should give the cast plenty to play with. There's always the possibility that this turns out to be this year's Park City equivalent of the underwhelming "Bachelorette," but we're definitely hopeful that "A.C.O.D" will be something more.
When: January 23rd and 24th at the Eccles Theater in Park City, Jan 25th at the Sundance Resort Screening Room, and Jan 26th at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center.
"Ain't Them Bodies Saints"
Synopsis: Four years after their crime spree was brought to an end by the authorities, a young couple, Bob and Ruth, are reunited when he escapes from prison.
What You Need To Know: Attracting talent like Casey Affleck, Rooney Mara, Ben Foster and Nate Parker for your first big feature suggests that you might potentially be a big deal, and all the promise that David Lowery has shown over the last few years looks to come to a head with "Ain't Them Bodies Saints." A familiar name on the indie circuit thanks to his debut feature "St. Nick," and his short "Pioneer" (which won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in 2011), Lowery's all over Park City in 2013, as an editor on "Upstream Color," and the co-writer of NEXT entry "Pit Stop," but his '70s-set Texas crime tale is undoubtedly his magnum opus this year. There are obvious echoes of "Badlands" and "Bonnie & Clyde" here, but it sounds like Lowery has his own take at work, and he couldn't ask for a more talented cast. "Pariah" and "Middle Of Nowhere" DoP Bradford Young is shooting the film too, so it should look glorious.
When: January 20th at the Eccles in Park City, the 21st at the Rose Wagner in Salt Lake City, the 22nd, the 23rd and the 25th at the Redstone, MARC and Prospector Square Theatres respectively, and the 24th at the Sundance Resort.
"Before Midnight"
Synopsis: Now in their forties, Celine and Jesse meet nine years after their last rendezvous in France, this time in Greece.
What You Need To Know: Almost two decades have passed since their first encounter on a train bound for Vienna, but Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke are clearly enamored of the romantic duo of Celine and Jesse, first introduced in "Before Sunrise" in 1995. The trio earn the best misdirection award of 2012 — earlier in the year, all three of them in separate interviews gave the, "who knows?" answer (though Hawke kind of gave up the ghost) when quizzed about a third picture in this would-be trilogy, but by September they had shot the entire thing in secret. While it's been called a type of conclusion to this will-they-or-won't-they romance, Linklater himself has suggested that the picture doesn't end on so much of a definitive note that they couldn't do another follow up if they wanted.
When: Park City: the 20th at the Eccles, the 21st and 26th at the MARC. Ogden: the 23rd at Peery's Egyptian. SLC: 24th at the Salt Lake City Library Theatre. And the 25th at the Sundance Resort.
"Blue Caprice"
Synopsis: A retelling of the story of the Beltway Snipers — two men who killed ten people, and wounded a further three, in Virginia and Maryland in 2002.
What You Need To Know: A little over a decade ago, the Washington D.C. area was terrorized by The Beltway Sniper, a shooter who struck, seemingly at random, over the space of twenty days. The perpetrators turned out to be John Allen Muhammed, a Nation of Islam member, and his seventeen-year-old accomplice Lee Boyd Malvo. Now the story is coming to the screen, thanks to art director/filmmaker Alexandre Moors, best known for his work with Kanye West on "Cruel Summer," alongside videos for the likes of Jennifer Lopez and Talib Kweli. While the cast has some familiar faces, including "Out Of Sight" and "Grey's Anatomy" actor Isaiah Washington as Muhammed, and Joey Lauren Adams and Tim Blake Nelson among the other co-stars, we're hoping for something closer to Gus Van Sant's "Elephant" than to a Lifetime movie reconstruction. That said, we're curious to see if Moors' approach has the substance to match the style, but it's certainly an intriguing prospect, and quite different from many of the other festival entries.
When: January 19th at the Library Center Theater in Park City and the Tower Theatre in Salt Lake City, Jan 21st at Prospector Square Theatre in Park City, January 23rd at the Sundance Resort Screening Room, and Jan 24th at the Yarrow Hotel Theatre in Park City.
"Breathe In"
Synopsis: A happily married New York City music teacher is drawn to a young British foreign exchange student.
What You Need To Know: Between 2010's "Douchebag" and 2011's breakout "Like Crazy," youthful director Drake Doremus has virtually become part of the furniture at Sundance in recent years. And he's back in 2013 with "Breathe In," a drama the prolific filmmaker had already completed photography on before "Like Crazy" was even in theaters. Reuniting him with the ludicrously talented star of the latter, Felicity Jones, "Breathe In" also sees the always-welcome Guy Pearce and Amy Ryan getting involved too, in a production that uses the same semi-improvised process that Doremus has made good use of in the past. But it's not just business as usual; word is that Doremus is using a more classical, handheld-free aesthetic, which should be interesting to see. "Like Crazy," for all its beautiful flaws, certainly made us keen to see more from the director, so this is high on our list for Park City and beyond.
When: 19th at the Eccles in Park City, 20th and 25th at the MARC, 22nd at the Rose Wagner and 26th at the Library Theater, both in SLC.
"Computer Chess"
Synopsis: In a hotel in 1980, a group of programmers try to create the ultimate computer chess program.
What You Need To Know: Probably one of the most talented directors to be part of that dreadful m-word American film movement (m*mbl*c*re), Andrew Bujalski has been sorely missed since we last saw him in 2009 with the fantastic and criminally underseen "Beeswax." Thankfully his new film, a period piece if you will, not only succeeded in its crowd-sourcing endeavor but completed shooting late in 2011, and will premiere at Sundance in just over a week. While the "Funny Ha Ha" filmmaker has shied away from big names ("Dazed and Confused" actor Wiley Wiggins is the biggest name involved), this film will mark his move away from celluloid and flatbed editing — instead, the PortaPak digital cameras of the era will be used. It sounds like an interesting prospect and quite a bizarre world, especially considering how far we've come technologically since then. Smartly, Bujalski has insisted that he will not include any wink-wink 1980s references, but his camera will be watching these characters like a hawk and there will be plenty of humor despite the lack of Suncoast Video references.
When: 21st, 22nd and 25th at the Library Center, Redstone and Prospector Square, respectively, in Park City, and the 23rd at the Tower Theater in SLC.
"Don Jon's Addiction"
Synopsis: A Casanova figure sets out to find a more fulfilling sex life, but learns some life lessons along the way.
What You Need To Know: Almost every major star tries to step behind the camera at some point, to varying effect — some turn out Clint Eastwood or Ben Affleck, others closer to Johnny Depp (whose "The Brave" hardly got any kind of release). Joseph Gordon-Levitt isn't hanging around — he's barely turned 30, but the "Looper" star, who's been sponsoring all kinds of interesting creative work through his hitRECord projects, is making his feature writing/directing debut at Sundance this year. Seemingly a light, comic take on "Shame," the idea of casting yourself as a sex addict opposite Scarlett Johansson might seem like a vanity project, but there's plenty of other promising talent involved, including Julianne Moore, Rob Brown and, of all people, Tony Danza. It's one of those projects that could go either way, but given Gordon-Levitt's pretty great choice in projects in general, we've got faith that he'll come up with something interesting when he's in charge.
When: Jan 18th, 19th and 26th at the Eccles in Park City, plus the 22nd at the Library Center, while it hits the Rose Wagner in SLC on the 19th, and the Sundance Resort on the 21st.
"The East"
Synopsis: A young woman is hired to infiltrate a group of eco-terrorists, only to fall in with their inscrutable leader and their cause.
What You Need To Know: Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij re-team after last year's fascinating genre-bender "Sound Of My Voice," with Marling handling co-writing and starring duties once again. With that picture, and 2011's "Another Earth," Marling's announced herself as a major voice in genre filmmaking, but for her follow-up with Batmanglij, it looks like they've opted for a more expansive, unsettling experience, with urban political statements cross-bred with an escalating sense of doom. All accounts are that "The East" is going to boldly toe the line between the group's dangerous beliefs and the horrible aftermath of their actions, with Marling at the center of a cast that includes Alexander Skarsgaard, Ellen Page, Toby Kebbell and Patricia Clarkson.
When: 20th at the Eccles in Park City, 21st at the Library Center in Park City, 25th at the SLC Library Theatre, 26th at Peery's Egyptian in Ogden, and 27th at the Sundance Resort Screening Room.
"Emanuel And The Truth About Fishes"
Synopsis: A teenage girl forms a friendship with the young mother who moves in next door.
What You Need To Know: The increasingly busy schedule for Rooney Mara ultimately meant that something had to give, and the actress had to drop out of a reunion with "Tanner Hall" director Francesca Gregorini on this coming-of-age drama. In her place is "Skins" and "Wuthering Heights" star Kaya Scodelario, who's looking like an early prospect to be this year's Felicity Jones-style breakout star. Joining a cast that also features Jessica Biel, Alfred Molina, Frances O'Connor, Jimmi Simpson and rising British actor Aneurin Barnard, this promises a stylized take on the indie drama from a director whose "Tanner Hall" showed promise, even if it wasn't all the way there. If she can step up her game — and if Scodelario fulfills the promise that she's long showed — this could definitely be one to watch.
Release Date: 18th and the 21st at the Library Center in Park City, plus the Eccles on the 23rd and the MARC on the 25th. Also going to Ogden at Peery's Egyptian on the 19th, and the SLC Library Theatre on the 20th.
"I Used To Be Darker"
Synopsis: A pregnant Northern Irish woman runs away to relatives in Baltimore, only to discover that her aunt is on the verge of getting divorced.
What You Need To Know: Matthew Porterfield's "Putty Hill" became something of a critical hit when it premiered in Berlin three years ago, and the picture kept up that momentum when it was released in the U.S. in 2011. Now, Porterfield is ready to strike again with a crowd-funded follow-up that shot late last summer, which reunites him with much of the same creative team, musicians Ned Oldham and Kim Taylor and newcomers Hannah Gross and Deragh Campbell leading the cast. Hopefully we can expect the same realistic, truthful approach, and the same picturesque Baltimore locations, but with a musical leaning that some have compared to "Once."
When? The Yarrow Hotel in Park City on the 19th, also showing at the Temple in Park City on the 20th and 25th, and the 21st at Broadway Centre in SLC.
"In A World…"
Synopsis: A vocal coach sets out to follow in her father's footsteps and become a successful trailer voice-over artist.
What You Need To Know: Lake Bell is another of those actresses who's consistently been cropping up in high-profile film and TV roles that somehow, despite her being beautiful, funny and immensely talented, have never quite led to her becoming a household name. But after premiering a short at the festival last year, and directing two episodes of the excellent "Children's Hospital," she's back in Park City for her feature debut, which delves into the competitive world of voiceover artists. The set up, with the promise of family conflict and romance, might not be that different from some of the competition, but the voice-over angle should give it some freshness, and Bell should bring a new sensibility to things. And she's certainly got a great cast assembled, with "Children's Hospital" alumni Rob Corddry, Ken Marino and Nick Offerman joining Geena Davis, Demetri Martin, Michaela Watkins, Jeff Garlin and, as her father, "A Serious Man" stand-out Fred Melamed. The chance to see the latter as the vocal cords behind movie trailers seems like it would be worth the price of admission on its own.
When: January 20th at the LIbrary Center Theatre in Park City, January 21st at the Rose Wagner in Salt Lake City, and January 22nd, 23rd and 26th at the MARC, Eccles and Egyptian respectively, all in Park City.
"In Fear"
Synopsis: A young couple on their way to a music festival become lost and tormented by a mysterious stranger.
What You Need To Know: As far as British genre fare goes, Big Talk Productions has one of the more solid track records out there. They've barely put a foot wrong on the big screen thanks to the likes of "Shaun Of The Dead," "Hot Fuzz," "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World," "Attack The Block" and "Sightseers" (which also screens at Sundance this year), and it's their involvement that's pricked up our interest in this under-the-radar genre entry. The premise might not seem particularly ground-breaking, but the process that director Jeremy Lovering — a TV veteran who worked on "Miss Austen Regrets" and "Money" — put his cast through seems more interesting. Alice Englert ("Ginger & Rosa") and Iain De Caestecker (soon to be seen on the small screen in Joss Whedon's "S.H.I.E.L.D") weren't shown the script, and didn't know what was going to happen to their characters, which has the potential to be something fresh and chilling, while production notes promises a film with smarts to match the scares. Could we be looking at the next breakout genre flick from across the pond?
When: January 20th at the Egyptian in Park City, January 22nd at the Broadway Center in Salt Lake City, and January 23rd and 25th at the Prospector Square and Redstone Theatres in Park City.
"Kill Your Darlings"
Synopsis: Young Allen Ginsberg arrives at Columbia University and immediately makes friends with Lucien Carr, William Burroughs and Jack Kerouac, planting the seeds for what would become the Beat movement. But their lives are shattered when an older man in love with Carr is found dead.
What You Need To Know: "On The Road" made a decent fist at adapting the Beat classic last year without ever feeling truly inspired. Will an attempt at going back to the early days of some of the movement's key figures be more successful? First time writer-director John Krokidas has the benefit of a doozy of true-crime story here, and he's certainly assembled an interesting cast, with Daniel Radcliffe as Ginsberg, Ben Foster as Burroughs, Jack Huston as Kerouac, Dane DeHaan as Lucien Carr and Elizabeth Olsen as Edie Parker (with Michael C. Hall, David Cross, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Kyra Sedgwick also featuring). There's the risk that it could come across as a sort of Beat Muppet Babies, or "On The Road: First Class." But there's a good story here, and a lot of talent in front of and behind the camera, so we're definitely feeling optimistic.
When: Four Park City screenings: the Eccles on the 18th, the Redstone on the 19th, the Egyptian on the 23rd, and the Library Center on the 25th. Also screening at the Rose Wagner in SLC on the 20th.
"The Look Of Love"
Synopsis: Biopic of Paul Raymond, the pornographer who, thanks to canny investment, became one of Britain's richest men, and the self-styled "King Of Soho."
What You Need To Know: We're on record as being big Michael Winterbottom fans, but even we struggled a little bit with his last theatrical release, "Trishna." 2013 brings two films from the director, and while we're looking forward to "Everyday" too, it's "The Look of Love" that really has our attention. Over a decade on from "24 Hour Party People," one of the best British films of the '00s, Winterbottom reteams with star Steve Coogan for the fourth time for a film that seems to be a sort of spiritual sibling to that earlier one. Digging into seedy London of the 1960s and beyond, rather than Manchester in the 1970s, it promises to be as stylistically playful, but darker in tone. "Control" writer Matt Greenhaigh penned the script, and the cast is strong too, with Anna Friel, Imogen Poots and Tamsin Egerton as the women in his life, and comic talent like Stephen Fry, Matt Lucas, David Walliams, Sarah Solemani and Chris Addison also cropping up. We haven't looked forward to a Winterbottom film this much in years.
When: The Eccles on the 19th and 20th, the Rose Wagner in SLC on the 23rd, Sundance Resort on the 24th, and back in Park City for the MARC on the 26th.
"Magic Magic"
Synopsis: An American tourist, traveling with friends through rural Chile, is struck by crippling insomnia which makes her start to lose her grip on reality.
What You Need To Know: After a few quiet years, 2013 marks the return of Michael Cera to our screens. He's barely been glimpsed since the release of "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World," but between the return of "Arrested Development," plus appearances in "This Is The End" and another Sundance flick "Crystal Fairy," he's firmly on the comeback trail, and "Magic Magic" might be the most promising film on his slate. Marking the return of "The Maid" director Sebastian Silva (who won the dramatic jury prize at the festival in 2009, and who also helmed "Crystal Fairy"), it seems to be a heady and picturesque sort of psychological thriller which, with cinematography by Wong Kar-Wai's legendary DoP Christopher Doyle, should look pretty stunning. And the talent in front of the camera is equally strong, with the excellent Juno Temple in the lead role, Emily Browning and Catalina Sandina Moreno in support, and what promises to be a very different kind of part for Cera, that could turn out to be something very interesting indeed.
When: January 22nd and 24rd at the Library Center Theater in Park City, January 24th at the Salt Lake City Library Theatre, and the 26th at the Egyptian Theatre back in Park City.
"The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman"
Synopsis: Traveling abroad, Charlie Countryman falls for a Romanian beauty whose unreachable heart is connected to Nigel, her violent, charismatic ex. As her dark past increasingly envelops him, Charlie resolves to win her heart, or die trying.
What You Need To Know: Swedish-born first-time feature-length filmmaker Fredrik Bond might be an unknown in the film world, but he has accumulated numerous awards throughout the course of his successful career as a commercial director including one at Cannes. The two leads are Shia LaBeouf and Evan Rachel Wood, and the excellent supporting cast features Mads Mikkelsen, Til Schweiger, Rupert Grint, Vincent D'Onofrio, James Buckley, Aubrey Plaza and Melissa Leo. Written by Matt Drake (who also wrote "Project X"), the music is by Christophe Beck and Dead Mono, with songs by Moby and more, so at the very least the picture should have some good tunes in it. And it's being sheperded by Albert Berger and Ron Yerxa, the producers behind "Little Miss Sunshine," "Ruby Sparks," and Alexander Payne's upcoming film, "Nebraska" so you know they at least have good taste.
When: 21st and 22nd at the Eccles, and 26th at the Library Center, both in Park City. Plus 25th at the Rose Wagner in SLC.
"Prince Avalanche"
Synopsis: Two highway road workers spend the summer of 1988 away from their city lives at odds with each other and the women they left behind.
What You Need To Know: You kind of never know what director David Gordon Green is going to do next. Just when he appeared to be the heir apparent to Terrence Malick with lyrical, poetic indie films, the filmmaker pivoted to comedy and even became part of the Judd Apatow gang when he helmed "Pineapple Express." Three silly comedies later, Green was supposed to take on a remake of "Suspiria," but quietly, while no one was looking, shot and completed "Prince Avalanche," a remake of the Icelandic film "Either Way," in Texas last year. A two-hander, the picture stars Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch (who Green almost worked with years ago on a a shuttered project called, "Bully"), with no else listed in the cast other than 77-year-old character actor Lance LeGault. Said to be a meditative character study, this may be the "getting back to his roots" movie that many have been asking for. And to give it some appropriate mood, the score has been written by Explosions in the Sky and David Wingo, Green's longtime music collaborator from the indie folk band Ola Podrida.
When: 20th and 24th at the Library Center Theatre in Park City, plus 21st at the Egyptian, and 25th at the SLC Library Theatre.
"Sound City"
Synopsis: A documentary that sees Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl bring together a legendary group of musicians to record a new album in a legendary analog recording studio in the San Fernando Valley.
What You Need To Know: Dave Grohl's already something of a polymath; drummer for Nirvana (among others), frontman and guitarist for Foo Fighters and, of course, member of the Moopets. And hot on the heels of the latter, he's making his own directorial debut with this promising-sounding documentary about the Sound City recording studio in Van Nuys. Opened in 1969, it was where classic albums including Nevermind, Rumours, After The Gold Rush and Rage Against The Machine were all recorded, and Grohl's assembled a selection of big names who once used the non-digital studio, to record a new album including Stevie Nicks, Neil Young, Tom Petty, Trent Reznor, Rick Springfield and Paul McCartney. The trailer promises muso heaven, while he's brought in some doc heavyweights, including some of the people behind "The Cove" and "Dogtown & Z-Boys" to give him a hand. But Grohl's smart enough that he probably could have done the whole thing on his Macbook and it would still be one of the best music documentaries of the year.
When: In Park City at the MARC on the 18th and the LIbrary Center on the 19th and 24th of January, with the Sundance Resort on the 19th, and the Salt Lake City Library Theatre and the Tower Theatre on the 22nd and 27th. The film's then released on February 1st, with the record following in March.
"The Spectacular Now"
Synopsis: A heavy-drinking high-schooler is drawn to an outcast classmate.
What You Need To Know: One of a handful of teen flicks to premiere this year, "The Spectacular Now" marks the return of two separate Sundance successes: duo Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber who wrote "(500) Days Of Summer" and director James Ponsoldt, whose film "Smashed" won a ton of acclaim in Park City last year. The trio have teamed on an adaptation of Tim Tharp's coming-of-age novel, and Ponsoldt's got a great cast together, with "Smashed" lead Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kyle Chandler, Brie Larson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Bob Odenkirk and Andre Royo among those involved. Perhaps most excitingly of all, he's got two of the most hotly tipped young actors around filling the lead roles, "Rabbit Hole" actor Miles Teller and "The Descendants" star Shailene Woodley. While it might seem a bit Sundance-by-numbers at first glance, we liked Neustadter and Weber's script, which is raw and truthful and less precious than '(500) Days,' and Ponsoldt showed plenty of promise with "Smashed." Could this be 2013's answer to "The Perks Of Being A Wallflower"?
When: Park City on the 18th and 25th at the Library Center, the 20th at the Redstone and the 22nd at the Eccles, plus the Tower Theatre in SLC on the 23rd.
Synopsis: An strange and creepy uncle moves in with a teenage girl and her emotionally unstable mother after her father dies. Although the girl, India, has suspicions about his motives, she finds herself drawn to him.
What You Need To Know: Pitched somewhere in between horror, family drama and psychological thriller, "Stoker" is the English-language directorial debut of Park Chan-wook, the heralded South Korean film director behind "The Vengeance Trilogy" (which includes "Oldboy"), "Thirst" and "Joint Security Area." Written by actor Wentworth Miller under a pseudonym, the picture stars Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman and Matthew Goode. It will be interesting to see how the Southern-Gothic flavor of the screenplay translates in the hands of a foreigner, but we assume this might be the beginning of a new career in America for the director if all goes well.
When: 20th and 21st at the Eccles in Park City, 23rd at the Sundance Resort, 25th at the Rose Wagner in SLC, and 26th at Peery's Egyptian in Ogden. Fox Searchlight release the film on March 1st.
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Synopsis: A police detective attempts to solve the disappearance of the pregnant 15-year-old daughter of a drug kingpin in a small New Zealand town.
What You Need To Know: Almost all of the films heading to Sundance are hoping for theatrical distribution, but there's one that has no intention of even courting it — the epic mystery "Top Of The Lake," a seven-hour TV miniseries. But even so, it's one of the most anticipated premieres of the festival, because it marks the return of Jane Campion (who co-directed with commercials veteran Garth Davis, as well as co-writing the script) to the festival where her debut "Sweetie" first unspooled a quarter of a century ago. The idea of Campion (whose last film, "Bright Star," numbers among her best) turning her hand to long-form narrative is an exciting one, and this seems like it could be the kind of material that brings out the best in her. "Mad Men" star Elisabeth Moss leads a cast that also includes Peter Mullan, David Wenham and "The Piano" star Holly Hunter.
When: One showing only, at the Egyptian on January 20th. But it should air on the Sundance Channel, and elsewhere later in the year, before too long.
"Touchy Feely"
Synopsis: A massage therapist is unable to do her job when she suddenly develops an aversion to bodily contact. Meanwhile, her uptight brother's foundering dental practice receives new life when clients seek out his "healing touch."
What You Need To Know: Writer/director Lynn Shelton is practically a mainstay at Sundance and with good reason. She's been lumped into the fast and loose mumblecore movement with organic, naturalistic comedies like "Humpday," but she's also matured well beyond that delineation with the observational exploration of family and lovers in the insightful, sharp and keen, "Your Sister's Sister." Her 'Sister' actress Rosemarie DeWitt takes the lead here, with recognizable neurotic character actor Josh Pais as her brother and Scoot McNairy as her boyfriend, while the solid indie cast is rounded out by Ellen Page, Allison Janney and Ron Livingston. On paper, this one has everything going for it and Shelton is on a roll.
When: Park City gets it at the Eccles on the 19th, the Egyptian on the 21st, the MARC on the 23rd, and the Library Center on the 24th. SLC gets it at Rose Wagner on the 19th, and the Sundance Resort on the 20th.
"Toy's House"
Synopsis: Three young teen boys try to claim their freedom by building a house in the woods.
What You Need To Know: One of the most impressive short films of the last few years was "Successful Alcoholics," a sort of shorter, funnier, better version of "Smashed," which starred T.J. Miller and Lizzy Caplan among others. The film was a big hit at Sundance in 2010, and three years on, director Jordan Vogt-Roberts is back in Park City with his first feature. Based on a script by Chris Galletta that finished high on the 2009 Black List, we're expecting an offbeat combination of "Moonrise Kingdom," "Son Of Rambow" and"Where The Wild Things Are" (we may yet be way off…), and while the film has a trio of newcomers in the lead roles, there's some ace comic talent in the supporting cast, including "Community" actress Alison Brie, and "Parks & Rec" duo Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally as some of the boys' parents. We've been tipping Vogt-Roberts for big things for a while, and we think this has a good chance of being one of the breakout hits of the festival.
Release Date: Library Center on the 19th, Prospector Square on the 21st and 26th, the Eccles on the 24th, all in Park City, and the Tower in SLC on the 25th.
"Upstream Color"
Synopsis: A young woman is abducted and seemingly brainwashed via an organic material harvested from a specific flower. She later meets a man and after the two fall for each other, they come to realize he may also have been subjected to the same process.
What You Need To Know: Nine years back, Shane Carruth made a hell of a debut at Sundance with the micro-budgeted time travel picture "Primer," a fearsomely impenetrable, ingeniously clever little film that's become a cult hit over the years. Now, after a false start or two (he was working on a script called "A Topiary" for a while), Carruth is back in Park City, and it's one of the most anticipated film of the festival. Another unclassifiable, firmly original science fiction tale, footage and synopses released so far aren't giving much away, but it looks like his filmmaking has taken a big step forward, and the film seems to have a relationship-y core to it that might make it more accessible to the more casual fan. Might being the operative word. We're sure it'll be, at heart, another complex, mind-bending headfuck, and we wouldn't want it any other way. Carruth himself stars, alongside actress Amy Seimetz ("You're Next," "Tiny Furniture").
Release Date: The Eccles on the 21st, the Egyptian on the 22nd, Prospector Square on the 24th and Library Center on the 26th, all in Park City. Sundance Resort gets it on the 23rd, and the Tower in SLC screens it on the 25th. Beyond that, Carruth seems to be self-releasing it in some way on April 5th.
"The Way, Way Back"
Synopsis: A 14-year-old on vacation with his mother and her new boyfriend gets a job at a water park, where he finds a new friend and mentor.
What You Need To Know: Despite winning an Oscar for their screenplay for "The Descendants," Jim Rash and Nat Faxon are probably most familiar (at least to discerning comedy fans) for their regular roles on awesome-but-low-rated sitcoms "Community" and "Ben & Kate." But that could change as their directorial debut "The Way, Way Back" finally unspools. A coming-of-age tale (that seems, on the surface, to share a certain amount of DNA with Greg Mottola's 2009 Sundance flick "Adventureland"), this was the script that saw Faxon and Rash come to Alexander Payne's attention, and we're still excited about this one, not least because of the cast. Relative newcomer Liam James ("The Killing") takes the lead, with Toni Collette, Sam Rockwell, Steve Carell, Allison Janney, Maya Rudolph, Rob Corddry, AnnaSophia Robb, Amanda Peet and Faxon & Rash themselves all taking roles. When that many awesome people are gathered in one place, you figure there must be something special, and so long as the writers don't drop the directorial ball, this could be big.
When: The Eccles in Park City on the 21st, with screenings also at the MARC on the 22nd and 26th. The Rose Wagner in SLC gets in on the 22nd, and it comes to Ogden's Peery's Egyptian Theater on the 24th, and the Sundance Resort on the 27th.
Honorable Mentions: We only have so much space, so there's plenty more in the line-up, any one of which could turn out to be the real highlight of the festival. Among them are: a rare lead role for the great Kathryn Hahn in "Afternoon Delight"; David Sedaris adaptation "C.O.G"; Keri Russell/Bret McKenzie rom-com "Austenland"; the intriguing "Concussion" starring Robin Wiegert; the potentially powerful competition entry "Fruitvale" starring Michael B. Jordan; Kristen Bell in "The Lifeguard"; George Tillman Jr's "The Inevitable Defeat Of Mister And Pete"; western "Sweetwater" with Ed Harris and January Jones; "Two Mothers" starring Naomi Watts and Robin Wright" and "Very Good Girls" with Elizabeth Olsen and Dakota Fanning.
As for genre fans, that itch could be scratched by remake "We Are What We Are"; live-action "Wreck-It Ralph"-ish "Virtually Heroes"; found-footage sequel "S-VHS"; Dermot Mulroney in "The Rambler"; and/or Leslie Bibb and Rob Corddry in horror-comedy "Hell Baby." More questionable are a pair of biopics: Ashton Kutcher as the founder of Apple in "jOBS," and Amanda Seyfried as the star of "Deep Throat" in "Lovelace." Documentary lovers have plenty to look forward to, including new films from Alex Gibney ("We Steal Secrets," about Wikileaks), Lucy Walker ("The Crash Reel," about snowboarding) and Sebastian Junger ("Which Way Is The Front Line From Here?," a tribute to his late "Restrepo" co-director Tim Hetherington.
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|1 Tablespoon
|Ground chicken
|1⁄2 Pound
|Chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped sweet red pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Peeled chopped tomato
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Canned low sodium chicken broth
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|Peeled diced apple
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|Chopped pickled jalapeno pepper
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|Cider vinegar
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|Ground cumin
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|2 Tablespoon
|Taco shells
|Shredded iceberg lettuce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Shredded monterey jack cheese
|2 Ounce (1/2 Cup)
Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray.
Place over medium heat until hot.
Add chicken, onion, sweet red pepper, and garlic; cook until chicken is browned, stirring frequenty.
Add tomato and next 7 ingredients.
Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer 8 minutes or until thickened.
Stir in raisins.
Heat taco shells according to package direc-rions.
Spoon 1/2 cup chicken mixture into each shell.
Top each taco with 1/4 cup shredded lettuce and 2 tablespoons cheese.
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Calories 1086 Calories from Fat 519
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 58 g89.4%
Saturated Fat 19.4 g97%
Trans Fat 2.6 g
Cholesterol 245 mg81.7%
Sodium 1102 mg45.9%
Total Carbohydrates 84 g28.1%
Dietary Fiber 9.8 g39.3%
Sugars 28.4 g
Protein 62 g123.5%
Vitamin A 401% Vitamin C 197.2%
Calcium 61.5% Iron 35.8%
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- ¼ cup butter, melted
- 2 tbsp. all-purpose flour
- 2 tbsp. brown sugar, packed
- 1/8 tsp. ground cinnamon
- ½ cup canned pineapple tidbits, drained
- ½ cup diced banana
- 2 tsp. lemon juice
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Whistleblowers and Qui Tam for Tax
Dennis J. Ventry Jr.
University of California, Davis - School of Law
Tax Lawyer, Vol. 61, p. 357, 2008
This Article examines the underexplored IRS whistleblower program, which Congress revamped in December 2006 by, among other things, significantly expanding the size of rewards paid to informants. Increased monetary incentives for exposing tax cheats align private citizens on the side of tax collection rather than tax avoidance, and add risk of detection and prosecution to the compliance calculus. This Article recommends that Congress broaden the whistleblower program still further to allow private citizens to bring qui tam lawsuits against tax cheats. Other federal and state whistleblower statutes, including the widely praised False Claims Act (FCA), already provide for qui tam actions against persons submitting false claims to the government. This Article proposes using the FCA as a model for the tax whistleblower statute, and extending qui tam to tax.
The experience of the FCA indicates that private enforcement of public law can be an effective monitoring and prosecutorial mechanism in areas of law where government officials - due to asymmetric information, active concealment by regulated parties, and weak enforcement - are unable or unwilling to enforce the law or prosecute offenders effectively. Current tax regulation suffers from all three symptoms, and could benefit from private enforcement efforts. Extending qui tam to tax would add additional risk to tax cheating. Moreover, the qui tam approach provides an efficient form of regulation by shifting the cost of compliance to those persons with the lower cost of monitoring; i.e., employee insiders, in-house lawyers, and outside counsel.
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