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Previously, Hubbard was a partner with ACS for 14 years, leading complex transactions in the housing corporate and governance team. Advising on nationally recognised housing projects, he has been ranked 'Leading Individual' in Chambers UK for eight consecutive years and is also a past Commercial Solicitor of the Year at the Birmingham Legal Awards.


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Great find - glad you saved it and shared it here too.
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February seems to be the month of the vintage IWC. I don't recall having seen so many, and so much interest in a long time. And that is good. :)
Hope, march will topp this month :-)
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On Monday, June 23, in a long-awaited decision, the U.S. Supreme Court in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. Environmental Protection Agency partially invalidated and partially upheld U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") regulations of greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources. By a narrow 5-4 majority, the Court, in an opinion authored by Justice Antonin Scalia, struck down EPA's effort to require a source to obtain a Clean Air Act permit solely because of its potential to emit greenhouse gases. In the same decision, however, a larger 7-2 majority of the Justices upheld EPA's regulations to the extent they require a category of sources -- those that must obtain a Clean Air Act permit anyway on account of their emissions of other regulated air pollutants -- to take steps to control their greenhouse gas emissions as well.
The decision gives EPA a legal green light to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from most large stationary sources – power generation plants, refineries, factories, and the like – but also serves notice that a skeptical Court will scrutinize carefully the way EPA justifies and implements such regulations in the future.
Monday's decision is the latest major Supreme Court opinion to follow in the wake of its landmark 2007 decision in Massachusetts v. EPA, in which the Court held that mobile sources of greenhouse gases could be "air pollutants" subject to regulation under the Clean Air Act if EPA found that greenhouse gases "endanger public health or welfare." EPA made this finding and adopted regulations to address mobile sources of greenhouse gas emissions. It then turned its attention to stationary sources. Its first major step was to determine that its decision to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from mobile sources also compelled it to regulate such emissions from stationary sources. This determination was referred to as the "Triggering Rule."
EPA next determined that it would attempt to regulate stationary source greenhouse gas emissions through a Clean Air Act permitting program known as "Prevention of Significant Deterioration" ("PSD"). The PSD program requires sources of air pollutants to obtain permits based on technical and complex analyses or models of emissions and emissions impacts, and to reduce their emissions by the application of "best available control technology" ("BACT"). The problem, however, is that PSD applies to sources whose potential to emit exceeds statutory thresholds (either 100 tons per year or 250 tons per year, depending on the specific pollutant). The Clean Air Act's Title V permitting program applies similar applicability thresholds. In establishing these thresholds, Congress had other kinds of air pollutants – including ozone, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and particulate matter – in mind. Greenhouse gases, by contrast, are typically emitted in volumes that are orders of magnitude higher than the low statutory thresholds established for other pollutants. Applying these statutory thresholds to greenhouse gas emissions would therefore have swept millions of small and insignificant sources (such as large commercial office and residential complexes, retail establishments, and small industrial facilities) into the PSD program, and subjected them to the time-consuming, expensive and complicated process of obtaining a PSD permit and having to implement BACT to limit emissions. EPA acknowledged that requiring permits from such an enormous pool of sources would make the permitting process completely unworkable and undermine Congress' intent to confine the process to large sources.
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Both the Triggering Rule and the Tailoring Rule were subjected to multiple challenges in federal court, including a challenge by the named petitioner, Utility Air Regulatory Group, a consortium of industry members potentially subject to regulation. The various cases were consolidated, and were either dismissed or decided in favor of EPA, by the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals.
In an opinion notable for its skeptical and sarcastic tone, the Supreme Court rejected both the Triggering Rule and the Tailoring Rule. With respect to the Triggering Rule, the Court held that broad regulatory mandates in the Clean Air Act did not compel EPA to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources once it had decided to regulate them from mobile sources. In other contexts, the Court observed, EPA had applied similarly broad language regarding "air pollutants" in the Clean Air Act to narrow, specified categories of emissions or sources and refrained from applying it to others. This case was no different, the Court held, and it criticized EPA for its "cheek" in insisting otherwise.
Having held that EPA was not compelled to regulate stationary source greenhouse gas emissions, the Court then invalidated the Tailoring Rule. It held that EPA could not validly exercise its discretion to regulate greenhouse gases from stationary sources if that meant ignoring the unambiguous statutory thresholds established by Congress for the applicability of the permitting programs (100 or 250 tons per year of relevant pollutants), and substituting in their place a special set of its own elevated thresholds to make the program workable in the context of the scale of greenhouse gas emissions. The Court grounded its rejection of the Tailoring Rule on (a) the Constitutional principle of Separation of Powers, which holds that Congress, not the Executive Branch, has primary responsibility for legislating, and in this case Congress had specifically legislated thresholds that EPA was not free to alter, and (b) the limits of agency discretion under Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. to interpret statutes they are charged with implementing. Though the Tailoring Rule would have greatly reduced the number of sources of greenhouse gas emissions subject to permitting under the PSD program (compared to the number subject to the permitting if the low statutory thresholds were applied), the Court found EPA's exercise of its discretion to require sources to obtain PSD (and, possibly, Title V) permits on account of their potential to emit greenhouse gases to be "patently unreasonable - not to say outrageous," and accused EPA of "insist[ing] on seizing expansive power that it admits the statute is not designed to grant." Noting that the Tailoring Rule would give EPA discretion, over time and based on its experience, to lower the thresholds and sweep in more sources, Justice Scalia also commented: "We are not willing to stand on the dock and wave goodbye as EPA embarks on this multiyear voyage of discovery."
Having excoriated EPA for its "cheek" and attempts at "seizing expansive power," the Court then proceeded, quite remarkably, to uphold EPA's power to compel emission reductions from what is likely to be the great majority of large sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Based on the use of the term "BACT" in the Clean Air Act, the Court held that EPA could legitimately require "anyway" sources have a potential to emit more than a de minimis volume of greenhouse gas emissions - i.e., those sources of greenhouse gas emissions that, due to their size, are already subject to PSD permitting for other kinds of pollutants -- to meet emerging BACT standards for controlling their greenhouse gas emissions. Noting that the thresholds in the Tailoring Rule were not intended to be "de minimis" levels, the Court effectively invited EPA to promulgate rules establishing de minimis levels as a predicate to its application of the BACT requirement to greenhouse gas emissions by these "anyway" sources.
Both sides in the litigation can claim victory in the Court's divided decision. The petitioners who challenged the rules may be freed from complex permitting processes relating to greenhouse gases. Their challenge also exposed significant levels of skepticism within the high court regarding EPA's effort to combat climate change through legislation – the Clean Air Act – that was not written with greenhouse gases in mind.
EPA, on the other hand, may rely on the opinion for authority to impose BACT requirements on new and modified "anyway" sources that, according to the government, account for roughly 83% of American stationary-source greenhouse gas emissions. (By contrast, only about 3% of domestic stationary source greenhouse gases are emitted by sources that would have been subject to permitting under the rejected Tailoring Rule solely because of their emission of these pollutants.) In the coming months and years, EPA can expect vigorous debate and careful judicial scrutiny of its determination of de minimis levels of greenhouse gas emissions, and likely of its determinations of BACT for these sources as well. But the Court's decision in Utility Air Regulatory Group - scornful as it is of EPA's justification for regulating the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions - paves the way for EPA to advance the regulatory process to these next stages.
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Need help for a good cause
Ok here is the case, a good friend of my son (8 yrs old) lives (I suspect) in a very bad environment. Due to that I try to have his friend over as often as possible so he can at least act like a kid and play. But dropping the kid off back at his house is heart breaking you can see his whole demeanor sink.
When he is with my son they act as normal kids, playing Minecraft on their tablets used to be their favorite things to do, it truly was adorable. A week or so ago, my sons friend tablet broke. The most troubling thing about that is that I think it was his only escape at home.
Well, I have an old Nexus 7. Problem is I think I really effed it up because I can't even get it to boot up. I think I must have deleted or screwed up the bootlader. I got it cheap and was trying to learn hacking etc.
I would LOVE to fix it (if possible) and give it to my sons friend, but obviously I do not possess the know how to fix it (if possible).
So I have a few questions (a) Does anyone know how I can fix it? (b) Does anyone know how to do it (I cant pay a lot but I'll try give fix it pay whats fair? (c) Does someone have a cheap working tablet that could run Minecraft for trade or sale?
Please in all honesty this is a really good kid, he is my sons best friend and being a parent I just know his home life is not great and since his tablet broke I know it has gotten worse.
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Is this the original 2012 version or the second gen(2013)? Either way, if you'll give me a little info, I may be able to help you reflash the stock OS.
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Please check with the property appraiser in person or online to see if the house really has been sold.
The new owner takes the property subject to the same rights and responsibilities as the old owner, so if the old owner can give you 6 week notice, then the new one can too.
See a local lawyer for a consultation. Bring any written lease with you, even if you think it is expired, even if it is an initial lease from a few years ago.
If it is a foreclosure sale or a tax sale, you may have different rights. Ask the lawyer to check on what kind of sale it is.
Good luck.
The bottom line is that only a Judge can order you out of your home. The landlord/new owner must evict you to get you out. There are various ways to do this, you didn't indicate how they "told" you. If they sent a notice to quit (NTQ); either a 14 day, if you aren't paying your rent or a 30 day, for any reason or no reason. Then it will take a period of time, for example assuming you are paying your rent and it is a 30 day NTQ they must give you at least 30 days, but it may actually be more because that 30 days must include an entire rental period. So, say they give it to you anytime prior to september 30; the NTQ is effectively starting October 1 then runs through the end of October (30 days) and they can go to court and get a summons and complaint to evict you; though it must be filed on a Monday at least 7 days, but no more than 30 days, after the summons and complaint was served on tenant. now there are ways to potentially delay an additional 30 days or longer and with a good lawyer even if you lose, you may be able to get a stay for 2weeks to 2 months or more depending on the time of year and your circumstances. Though the court may require you to pay some use and occupancy fees.
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Stocks rose on Monday as strong euro-zone industrial data helped calm worries about the debt crisis. Bob Doll, vice chairman and chief equity strategist at BlackRock discussed his market outlook and the chances of a double dip.
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Markets slipped on Friday after a US report showed fewer jobs were added to nonfarm payrolls than expected last month—and most of those jobs were temporary census workers. Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services, shared his insights.
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Townhome, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Sleeps 4, On the golfcourse with mountain views
Located in the Oasis Country Club, this gem is on a quiet cul-de-sac on the 7th fairway with spectacular panoramic views of three mountain ranges and the golf
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Great family vacation
My wife and I have been renting condos in Palm Desert since 1988 and we had a great family vacation in April 2016 at our first stay at the Oasis Country Club. The condo has a private courtyard on the east side for morning coffee and the west facing patio overlooks the golf course for happy hour. The kitchen was well equipped with condiments and the bikes were a bonus. The adjacent pool was not heated but it was just a short walk to a nearby pool. The complex is very clean, private, and well maintained. Very nice clubhouse with bar, restaurant, and reading room. Thanks, Audrey and Phil - we had a great family vacation with our daughter, son in law, and grandson.
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We had a great stay at this condo in November of 2011. Everything needed was supplied and Audrey and Phil were great to deal with. Any issues that came up were promptly dealt with. The bed was super comfortable in the master bedroom and having the computer connection was super handy for planning our days and activities. We loved the complex amenities - used the putting green pretty much every day of our stay, the driving range a couple of times, and also fit in a round of golf at the course. And of course a trip to the pool was also a daily event! Found everyone in the complex super friendly and the location of the complex was handy to all we wanted to do. We would not hesitate to stay here again!
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Activities available are golf, tennis, swimming, jacuzzi, fitness centre, hiking, biking, sightseeing, shopping and casinos.
Also available are bowling, waterslides, and movie theatres.
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winter high season
Nov 18 2016 - Mar 31 2017
30 night minimum stay
shoulder season
Apr 1 2017 - Apr 30 2017
30 night minimum stay
winter high season
Nov 18 2017 - Mar 31 2018
30 night minimum stay
shoulder season
Apr 1 2018 - Apr 30 2018
30 night minimum stay
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- cycling
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- golf privileges optional
- hiking
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- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- swimming
- tennis
- Bathroom 1
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- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1
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- The home is in a secure 24hr guard-gated community with several pools and jacuzzis. There is also tennis, a driving range, fitness centre, and a clubhouse on premises with both casual and fine dining. The golf course is an 18 hole executive length and the green fees are very reasonable. Golf carts are available and included with your green fees. Located at Casbah Way and Hovley Lane (42nd), you are a 2 min. drive from groceries, video rentals, banking, and take-out food or 7 min. from El Paseo (high-end, name brand shopping) and Hwy 111 for all the best in restaurants and shopping. There are also many wonderful hikes in the area. 2 queen beds with all new linens 2 remodeled bathrooms with new linens 3 TVs and 2 DVD players Gas fireplace and gas BBQ High speed internet connection and printer Free local telephone and long distance within North America Fully furnished kitchen with brand new stove and microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, blender, toaster, refrigerator with ice and water on the door. Washer and dryer


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Browns President Mike Holmgren has asked fans for their allegiance during the NFL's lockout.
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Why, oh why do I still care about the Academy Awards?
We've had hard times before. Most notably when Do The Right Thing was ignored in favor of Driving Miss Daisy. But it was never as bad as watching Brokeback Mountain lose Best Picture to a movie like Crash.
Like a teenager getting dumped by my first boyfriend, I swore that I would never watch the show again or even cyberstalk Oscar through various news outlets and blogs.
I even considered dating the Golden Globes. But then I remembered that Madonna has a Globe — for acting. That's not a world I want to live in.
So being the film co-dependent that I am, I went back to the Academy Awards.
I wish I knew how to quit you, Oscar.
But, since I don't, I'll just rely on a liberal amount of snark — glorious, unexpurgated snark — to help heal my still sore Crash-related bumps and bruises.
If you haven't forgiven the Academy for awarding that Afterschool Special with curse words, but still want to follow the Oscars, (and wash it down with mockery and sarcasm) you've come to the right place.
The Gays of the Season
Thure Lindhardt in Keep the Lights On
The Gotham Award nominees have been announced and two titles emerged that may be of interest to AfterElton readers. David France's stunning How to Survive a Plague was nominated for Best Documentary.
And the adorable Thure Lindhardt was nominated for Breakthrough Actor for his role in Keep the Lights On. Congrats to you both.
Check out the reviews for both Plague and Lights, courtesy our very own Brian Juergens.
Thoughts on the films that may be players in the race.
Argo (A-)
Ben Affleck in Argo
Ben Affleck's third turn in the director's chair turns out to be his best. Tense, expertly crafted and just a tiny bit too cheerleader-ish about Hollywood, Argo tells the story of C.I.A operative Tony Mendez's (Affleck) brazen plan to rescue of six U.S. diplomats (who managed to escape from the embassy) from Iran during the 1979 Iran hostage crisis.
The plan is to fly into Tehran to pretend to scout for locations for a fake Star Wars like science-fiction film called 'Argo' and sneak the diplomats out by switching their real identities for those of a film crew. Of course, this will be easier said than done.
If the fake script featured Jar Jar Binks, I might have rooted for them to get captured. Just putting that out there.
The film is expert at building arm-rest gripping suspense (seriously, I knew the ending and I was still sweating) and the resolution is particularly moving. Easily one of the best films of the year.
Flight (B+)
Flight takes a mesmerizing, courageous performance by Denzel Washington and wraps it inside a powerful but occasionally clumsy, movie. Washington plays Whip Whitaker (a name that could only be dreamed up by a screenwriter), an airline pilot fueled on massive amounts of booze and cocaine. It's the Macaulay Culkin story with airplanes.
When the plane he's flying malfunctions and plummets from the sky, Whip lands the plane with only six fatalities (no, David Spade's career wasn't one of them). Instead of enjoying his hero's status, Whip must confront his addictions as a federal probe into the cause of the crash forms an ever-tightening grip around his life.
John Goodman steals the scenes he's in as Whip's dealer, providing some much needed comedy. But the film takes a strange detour into the life of Nicole (Kelly Riley), a fellow addict Whip meets in the hospital. Set up to be a significant part of the story (the hospital stairwell scene is masterful), by the second act, Nicole feels merely like a plot device with no real pay off.
Still, when the film is focused on Whip, it's firing on all cylinders.
The Sessions (B-)
Surprisingly, this is the most sex positive film I've seen in a long, long time. Even more so than 'Eating Out Part 25: Same Plot, New Abs'. If only there was a little more depth to this film. It settles for being very good when it was so close to being great.
John Hawkes is fantastic as poet and journalist Mark O'Brien who, due to polio, can't move from the neck down and has to sleep in an Iron Lung. But Mark still has needs. And he desperately wants a meaningful experience with the one part of his body that he has yet to have much experience with. Yes, I'm referring to his penis.
With the help of a sex surrogate named Cheryl (Helen Hunt) and the blessing of his open-minded priest (William H. Macy), he sets out on a quest to lose his virginity, traversing premature ejaculation, old fashioned guilt and the real risk of having his heart broken.
I wish that the film were more audacious in its treatment of the male body. Hunt is frequently nude (full frontal) while Hawks is always behind a sheet. That the film chooses not to exude the same free spirit presented by its main character strikes me as more than a little sad.
Much will be made about Hawkes playing the part immobile. But this is idiotic thinking. It's not about whether an actor can move. It's about whether an actor can move an audience. And, aided by a jaunty script and a lightness of tone that doesn't betray the seriousness of the endeavor, Hawkes does that superbly.
Contenders For Best Actor
When it comes to the Best Actor category, it is often said that to be nominated, it helps to play someone who is real, really disabled or really, really drunk. It's an old cliché… but clichés exist for a reason. The strongest of this year's crop of contenders feature variations on all three tropes.
As soon as it was announced that Daniel Day-Lewis would play the 16th President in Lincoln, it was assumed that not only would he be nominated, but he would win. But if Mitt Romney wins the election, the last thing anyone in Hollywood may want to think about (much less vote for) is a Republican President.
In Hitchcock, Anthony Hopkins, a beloved figure in Hollywood is playing… a beloved figure in Hollywood — the legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock as he's struggling to shoot a little known movie called Psycho. Take that, Abraham.
John Hawkes is the man bridging the gap, playing the adorably real and polio affected poet in The Sessions. And his twofer may end up propelling him ahead of those nominees that already have Oscars on their mantles. At least that's what his publicist will be saying to anyone who'll listen.
A disability of a whole different sort just might make it in. Bradley Cooper plays a man struggling with mental illness and 'Katniss Everdeen' in Silver Linings Playbook. He's well liked and people have been raving about the film, but the competition in this category is fierce and it's slightly possible he's a little young for the 'Get off my lawn!' Oscar-voter set.
Leading the charge of the drunken brigade, Denzel Washington's work in Flight is virtually assured his nomination because he's that good. Also, many in the Actors Branch will relate to a man that wakes up in a pool of his own blood.
Someone who'd consider Flight the feel-good-movie-of-the-year is Joaquin Phoenix's alcohol-soaked character in The Master. But will the Academy respect Phoenix's stance against campaigning or will they consider it 'bulls**t' coming from a man who spent a year pretending to be a psychotic rapper?
Richard Gere is a bone fide veteran who, strangely, has never received an Oscar nomination, not even for the juggernaut Chicago. That could change with his stunning work in Arbitrage. But will enough people get behind a character that screws people over like his last name were Madoff?
If there were any justice, we'd be hearing a lot more about Logan Lerman's astonishing work in The Perks of Being a Wallflower. But it seems that the studio distributing the film couldn't campaign for Student Body President, much less an Oscar. Shame, really.
Meanwhile, Hugh Jackman is a serious and lurking threat to snag a nod for the film adaptation of Les Miserables. The man is seriously loved. But he isn't earning that 'benefit of the doubt' buzz that some of his Oscar-loved co-stars have gotten. And that beard he's sporting is cray-cray!
Contenders For Best Actor (cont.)
François Cluzet in The Intouchables
There's a limit to how many clichés one category can hold. So, sorry François Cluzet, your moving performance as a rich quadriplegic in The Intouchables will probably be left off the list. Just as well… You didn't want to make the trip from France anyway.
Jack Black could earn his first nomination for the little seen but raved about Bernie, but is anyone ready to hear the words, "Academy Award Nominee – Jack Black"?
Ben Affleck will be a nominee for Argo but it won't be for his acting.
Jamie Foxx is a past Oscar winner teaming up with in Quentin Tarantino in the yet to be seen, but much hyped Django Unchained. But while his fortunes may rise when the film is released this December, his buzz is currently about as existent as Lance Armstrong's dignity.
Jean-Louis Trintignant, the dedicated husband of a stroke victim in the Austrian film Amour might end up making serious waves in this category. But I have a feeling that his co-star will win the lion's share of attention.
Matt Damon in Promised Land
Finally, there's Matt Damon in Promised Land. The trailers have reminded us that last time he worked with Gus Van Sant, Good Will Hunting was the result. But because the film is getting such a late start, he'll probably end up behind his buddy Ben Affleck.
Hmmm… I'd kinda like to see — NO, NO, NO!!!
So my early predictions for the Oscar five (in alphabetical order) are:
Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln; John Hawkes, The Sessions; Anthony Hopkins, Hitchcock; Joaquin Phoenix, The Master; Denzel Washington, Flight
Strong Contenders
Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook, Richard Gere, Arbitrage, Hugh Jackman, Les Miserables
My Fondest Wish
Logan Lerman, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
For Your Consideration
Unless it happens to be a pair of dreadfully written, corporate controlled, over-merchandised, faux-folksy movies about talking motor vehicles with the personalities of balsa wood, you can pretty much count on the fact that anything Pixar churns out will be a lock for a Best Animated Feature nomination.
In most cases, that nomination is well-deserved: Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, WALL-E and Up are all titles that justified the praise heaped upon them.
But this year's predictable (and probably unavoidable) nomination for Brave is not one of those cases, in my most humble opinion. It isn't a bad film, per say. It's just so simplistic. A featherweight and formulaic cross between Freaky Friday and Brother Bear.
But Pixar fans are already beginning the ole' apologists campaign to spin the mediocre movie into a something that sounds better than it actually is — all in an effort to push it into a race it was already preordained to be a part of anyway.
Which is why I am ready to do the opposite. My request, therefore, is a simple one.
Academy, this year please kindly remove your lips from Pixar's Apple-bottomed posterior.
Instead, consider the far superior ParaNorman, a clever, quietly cunning film about what it means to be different and the quest for acceptance.
Since this is a trait our society hasn't shown much in an election year where, all too often, campaigns use all of us pesky "others" as political punching bags, the film came out at a perfect time to remind us of what the word 'acceptance' really means.
If a great message were all the film had to offer, I'd shut up right now. After all, they all have great messages (including The Lorax).
But the truth is that the stop-motion film has everything we go to the movies for… bravura storytelling, thematic weight, thrills, laughs, suspense… and, above all, heart. The film, so wonderful for 3/4ths of its running time, saves the best for last; containing a powerful, moving climax that you won't necessarily see coming.
Because stop-motion animation hasn't exactly set the world on fire, this is exactly the kind of film that needs champions. So instead of going on Pixar auto-pilot, look past the brand names and seek out a quality family film that embraces what it means to be different and special.
Now I must be off. There's a computer generated lamp waiting to stomp on my a** like I'm the letter "I".
Next week, I'll have mini-reviews of Skyfall, Lincoln and Silver Linings Playbook. I'll also tell you what's going on with Best Actress.
But for now, it's…
Trivia Time
Among the ranks of the main cast members of the 1984 classic (That's right, damnit. I said classic) The Karate Kid are three that have honest-to-goodness Academy Award nominations. Who are the three and what were they nominated for? The person who correctly answers first will get a special BriOut shout-out next week.
Hint: One of them wasn't nominated for acting.
Did I ignore your favorite actor? Have any burning questions about the award season ahead? Want to throttle me for something I said… or didn't? Well, go ahead and leave them in the comments section or email me at email@example.com and I'll provide some good (or at least fun) answers in next week's column.


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Filmed withdrawing cash with a hidden camera, cash-strapped Spaniards—dealing with soaring rates of unemployment and austerity measures—seem particularly jubilant about the corporate handout. A semi-viral video promoting the project campaign shows passersby approaching the ATM, painted in Coca-Cola red. The screen reads "Get 100 Euro for free with no card" (in Spanish)—but there's a catch. To withdraw, you have to press a button pledging to share the money. (The ATM even provides suggestions on how to share.)
The video shows what some people did with their cash: buy presents for strangers and friends, mostly. It's likely that others pocketed it. I'm skeptical of the veracity of the video—whether the people included are real people. And If you heard about a free-money dispensing ATM, wouldn't there be a line down the block?—but I encourage all mega-corporations to follow Coca-Cola's shining example: Start giving out money for free, okay?


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Jag, this is a meta bug for tracking all the new string type related changes.
Please add the bug(s) owned by you to implement utf8 strings as dependencies to
this meta bug. Thanks!
Also adding jband to the cc list.
Ray, would you please add dependencies to the bug(s) you own for making SOAP
changes to support the new string types? Thanks!
Added dependency on SOAP bug.
Adding dependency on UTF8String implementation.
All dependents either fixed or nsbeta1-, so minusing this as well to get this
off my radar.