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Remember Bonnie Raitt's comeback 1989 hit, "Thing Called Love"? While many fans remember her Grammy-winning song and album Nick of Time (along with the video featuring a young and sexy Dennis Quaid), few think of that tune's songwriter, John Hiatt. A veteran singer/songwriter whose songs have been covered by many artists, Hiatt is a "musician's musician," quietly forging his own mix of rock, blues, country, and folk. While he had been recording since the mid-70s, he came into his own with 1987's Bring the Family, a modern classic and one of the best albums of the 1980s.
Hiatt's masterpiece features introspective songs from the perspective of a man looking back at his life and pondering the future. The album kicks off with "Memphis in the Meantime," a witty, almost rockabilly song coaxing a woman to drive to Memphis with him: "Sure I like country music / And I like mandolins / But right now I need a telecaster… turned up to ten." In a clever nod to big-hair 80s fashion, he cautions her to "Forget the mousse and the hair gel sugar / We don't need none of that / A little dab'll do you girl / Underneath the porkpie hat."
Also included is Hiatt's original "Thing Called Love," which appears much rougher than Raitt's smooth cover. Electric guitars dominate the song, with Hiatt's tough vocals in the forefront. The overall sound resembles a blues band performing in a gritty bar.
Like country music? Look no further than "Lipstick Sunset," a lovely ballad that shows Hiatt's obvious affection for the genre as well as some sublime electric guitar. While the lyrics address a familiar story — the dissolution of a love affair — he paints a picture with his words, using images of colors and sunsets to evoke emotion. "Tip of My Tongue" explores how the wrong words can doom a relationship: "`Til I watched the greatest love I've ever known / All come down to a slip of the tongue," he croons, regret palpable in his vocal performance.
Despite these bittersweet ballads, Hiatt balances the serious with the fun on Bring the Family. He returns to straight-forward rock with "Thank You Girl" (not to be confused with the Beatles classic), which features blistering electric guitar and a Stevie Ray Vaughan-like vocal. Speaking of the Beatles, "Your Dad Did," an amusing look at fathers and sons, definitely possesses a Beatlesque, even Byrds-like quality in its jangling guitars. The lyrics describe a son trying to live differently than his father, but Hiatt's sly lyrics define the futility of his desire: "Yeah, you've seen the old man's ghost / Come back as creamed chipped beef on toast / Now if you don't get your slice of the roast / You're gonna flip your lid / Just like your dad did."
One of the most interesting aspects of Bring the Family remains its examination of a thirtysomething, of lessons learned. "Stood Up" recounts failed love affairs, but how Hiatt learned from them and continues to "stand up" when love appears again. "Learning How to Love You" (not the George Harrison ballad) further explores this theme, this time describing in a straightforward manner how long it took for him to properly love someone. Apparently drawing from personal experience, Hiatt recounts how he gradually learned about love from childhood until the present, confessing that learning how to love properly is "long" and "hard," but that the journey is worth it: "`Cause I only got to where I am / Learning how to love you." Hiatt's choice to simply sing the song while playing his acoustic guitar lends great intimacy to the song and emphasizes the deeply personal subject matter.
Amazingly, the album sounds as fresh and different today as it did in 1987. Unlike many over-synthesized and overproduced 80s recordings, Hiatt's album uses only guitars and drums. The tracks sound as if they were recorded live with little overdubbing, the production never making the instruments and vocals sound overly polished. Bring the Family did not rack up big sales or rank high on the charts, perhaps because it resembled no other popular albums at that time. Even today, its complex subject matter, intelligent lyrics, and "roots" stand out, stressing its timeless quality.
Like peeling the layers of an onion, listening to Bring the Family (preferably multiple times) reveals more and more meaning over time. For instance, I bought the album upon its initial release, but did not fully appreciate it until reaching my early 30s. Hiatt's songs chronicle a familiar turning point, when people reflect on where they've been, what they've learned, and how they will apply that knowledge in the future. It's a universal experience and one that Hiatt addresses with eloquence and, yes, rocking electric guitars, on Bring the Family.Powered by Sidelines


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This short film's title would translate in English as 'The Ordeal of the Dragon; or, The Tragedy of the Underboarders'. Actually, there's no such word as 'Underboarders', but it's a valid concept. In the days when boarding-houses were commonplace, there was always a hierarchy among the boarders in a rooming house. Many such establishments had a 'star boarder' who was favoured by the landlady: a boarder who received preferential treatment and superior accommodations. (Usually, this boarder had more income than the other tenants, and paid his rent promptly.) The less prestigious boarders were usually the transient ones, who had less income, who were not always timely with the rent, and who consequently received less hospitable treatment from the landlady. A good example of this is in the movie 'Yankee Doodle Dandy'. During the early scenes, when the Cohan family are still struggling in vaudeville, we see them in a theatrical rooming-house where they are behind on the rent. The landlady instructs the maid to keep the Cohans seated at the far end of the dining table, where they will only be served noodles and syrup while the other boarders get a better meal.'The Ordeal of the Dragon' is a short comedy, filmed in a slightly expressionist manner: not nearly so exaggerated as 'The Cabinet of Dr Caligari', but closer to the style of King Vidor's 'The Fountainhead' or the original 'Invaders from Mars'. The impressive camera set-ups intentionally give a slight overemphasis to individual elements in the frame, heightening the humour.CONTAINS SPOILERS: Felix Bressart plays a meek clerk who lives in an upstairs room of a boarding-house ruled by a termagant landlady. His room is furnished, but the furniture is kept under dustcovers which he is forbidden to remove. The entire house is equipped with wind chimes, so that the landlady downstairs can constantly monitor his movements. There are even wind chimes above the toilet! Smoking is forbidden, so Felix the underboarder keeps a pipe and a tobacco pouch hidden (like the booze in 'The Lost Weekend'), and he smokes on the sly, carefully blowing the smoke out the window. The landlady finds him out anyway, and she charges him the price of having the curtains cleaned. Eventually, the boarder is goaded past the breaking point. He kills his landlady, and is arrested for her murder. The verdict is: Not guilty. 'We have all lived in that dragon's house,' says the judge.It's not clear whether the judge's line is literal or figurative. Does he mean that everyone in this courtroom has boarded with that landlady, or does he mean that all of humanity have lived in extreme situations where homicide is justifiable? The title's use of the plural ('underboarders') seems to favour the latter explanation. Still, considering the situation in Germany at the time when this film was made, several symbolic interpretations are possible.Felix Bressart was one of the many European film figures (most of them Jewish) who fled Nazism and ended up in Hollywood. The dragon-tempered landlady in this brief and amusing film is played by Hedwig Wangel, a formidable actress of unattractive mien, who joined the Nazi party and continued to make films in Germany during the Reich. Fortunately, this particular dragon was slain. I'll rate 'Ordeal of the Dragon' 7 out of 10 for its excellent direction and several amusing camera set-ups.
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verb[WITH OBJECT]
Remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.'the area was defoliated and napalmed many times''a defoliated poplar'
bare, exposed, desolate, stark, arid, desert, denuded, lunar, open, empty, windsweptView synonyms
- 'Cereal leaf beetle larvae may defoliate small grain foliage in the spring.'
- 'Little leaf lindens will certainly be defoliated if Japanese beetles are in the area.'
- 'The chemical was sprayed in large quantities from aircraft in a bid to defoliate the landscape and deny cover to enemy forces.'
- 'One thousand caterpillars eating leaves might completely defoliate a tree in two weeks, whereas that same number of aphids would hardly be noted.'
- 'But late blight attacks quickly and is capable of defoliating a field within a matter of weeks.'
- 'Frosts at any time in the growing season can partially or totally defoliate vines, but they typically remove the outermost leaf layers of a thick canopy.'
- 'The third step in forcing dormancy is to wait three or four days after spraying and completely defoliate the plant by pulling off the leaves.'
- 'They escaped and established a colony that invaded all of the New England states, defoliating trees of many different kinds.'
- 'I have to admit that it has come to my garden in numbers that will defoliate plants.'
- 'The adults and young feed on saltcedar leaves, repeatedly defoliating the tree and depriving it of nutrients.'
- 'A double oscillation is also a possibility, for example if the trees are defoliated by predators and then put out a second growth of leaves.'
- 'Caterpillars are known to defoliate coneflower plants.'
- 'They are a voracious pest, and, as I can testify from a couple of years ago, can defoliate an entire bush overnight if left to their own devices.'
- 'Harris noted that defoliated plants could compensate for lost leaf area and increase in mass relative to non-defoliated plants.'
- 'Gypsy moth larvae have been defoliating huge areas of forest in New England since they were accidentally introduced in 1869.'
- 'In severe cases, blackspot can severely defoliate a plant.'
- 'Gypsy moths can attack bur oak; oak lacebug can turn the leaves off-color, causing long-term stress that heavily defoliates bur oaks in shelterbelt plantings, especially during dry weather.'
- 'At 5 months, plants were partially defoliated or left intact.'
- 'They thrive in hot, dry weather and can defoliate a rose plant very quickly.'
- 'Much of the Vietnamese countryside was defoliated using poisons like Agent Orange, so toxic that even the soldiers who did the spraying suffered long-term damage to their health.'
Late 18th century: from late Latin defoliat- 'stripped of leaves', from the verb defoliare, from de- (expressing removal) + folium 'leaf'.
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Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease and the mechanism of this disease is poorly understood. The articular chondrocyte is the only cell type in articular cartilage and these cells are responsible for maintaining the appropriate structure and function of the articular cartilage tissue. The function of articular chondrocytes is regulated by a variety of growth factors, including Wnt family members. Recent human genetic studies demonstrate that patients with a mutation (Arg324Gly substitution) in the secreted frizzled-related protein 3 (sFRP3), a Wnt signaling inhibitor, have a predisposition for the development of OA. It is also known that the mutation of sFRP3 causes activation of ?-catenin signaling. These findings suggest that the canonical Wnt/?-catenin signaling pathway may play a critical role during the development of OA. However, direct genetic and molecular evidence for the role of ?-catenin in the development of OA has not been reported before. In preliminary studies, we demonstrated that ?-catenin conditional activation (cAct) mice developed a severe OA-like phenotype. We also found that meniscus injury and mechanical injury, which often lead to the development of OA, activate canonical Wnt/?-catenin signaling in articular chondrocytes. The underlying hypotheses of this proposal are that 1) canonical Wnt/?-catenin signaling plays a key role and is required for sensing changes in meniscus injury and mechanical injury in articular chondrocytes and its abnormal activation will lead to the development of an OA-like phenotype;and 2) Bmp2 and Mmp13 are key downstream target genes of ?-catenin signaling in articular chondrocytes and deletion of these genes will significantly reverse the OA-like phenotype observed in ?-catenin cAct mice.
In Specific Aim 1, we will analyze ?-catenin cAct mice and determine the age-dependent OA-like phenotype in adult ?-catenin cAct mice. Changes in articular cartilage structure and morphology and articular chondrocyte function will be examined in 3-, 6-, 9-, and 12-month-old ?-catenin cAct mice. In addition, we will also determine if adult ?-catenin cAct mice are more susceptible to chemically- or joint injury-induced OA.
In Specific Aim 2, we will determine the role of meniscus injury or mechanical injury in activation of ?-catenin signaling and the development of OA. We will determine if activation of the canonical Wnt/?-catenin signaling is required for the meniscus injury- or mechanical injury-induced OA-like phenotype in articular chondrocytes.
In Specific Aim 3, we will determine if Bmp2 and Mmp-13 are key downstream mediators of ?-catenin signaling during the development of OA in adult ?-catenin cAct mice. We will delete the Bmp2 or Mmp-13 gene in articular chondrocytes where the ?-catenin gene is over expressed and determine if their deletion will significantly reverse the OA-like phenotype observed in ?-catenin cAct mice. Our proposed studies will provide novel and definitive evidence about the role of ?-catenin signaling in articular chondrocyte function and OA pathogenesis.
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease and the mechanism of this disease is poorly understood. Recent human genetic studies demonstrated that ?-catenin signaling may play a key role in OA development. In the proposed studies, we will use molecular genetic approach and different mouse OA models to investigate the role of ?-catenin in OA pathogenesis. The ?-catenin gene will be specifically activated or deleted in articular chondrocytes in adult mice. Our studies will provide direct genetic evidence on the function of ?-catenin in OA development.
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Nearly five years ago, I started working at LifeSize as a Channel Support Manager. With only a few other people working in the LifeSize European offices, we all had much to do. We grew our channel communities and supported our partners in demonstrating our system in sales engagements – at this time, we had the original HD video conferencing system, LifeSize Room, to sell. Today, there are more than 50 LifeSize employees working in EMEA.
At the time, I was based in Munich, Germany and loved what I was doing, loved where I was living and was happy with my life – until I fell in love. I knew from the very beginning that HE was it! He was the one I wanted to grow old with and spend the rest of my life with. Unfortunately, he was from Hamburg – too far away. If I were living in Austin, it would be as if he were living in Seattle – too far a distance to make seeing one another every weekend possible and I didn't want a long-distance relationship. I would rather move to Hamburg without a job than stay in Munich and lose this wonderful person.
But I didn't need to quit. I was working in an industry where everything is possible. You can live your life and do your job no matter where you are. LifeSize gave me the opportunity to move to Hamburg and remain in my role. I continue to support our channels via video conference and some partners have never even noticed that I relocated (they see the same pictures on my wall during our video calls)!
Today, I live in Hamburg with the man I met in Munich, and still work for LifeSize and our baby girl arrived last year. Today, I follow corporate meetings on my PC or iPad/iPhone – mostly in the afternoons due to time differences – on LifeSize Video Center live or on-demand, depending upon when my little girl wants to play with her mummy.
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Six healthy and cheap foods
1. Turkey. Buy a whole turkey when it's on sale. A hefty one will cost less than £10. A family of four can easily get three or even more meals out of this lean meat. Enjoy a first meal of roast turkey, and a second one of turkey casserole. For the third meal, boil the carcass. Then, remove any bones or skin from the pot. Place the remaining liquid and meat in the refrigerator overnight, and any fat in the broth will solidify on top of the pan. It's simple to remove the fat. Then re-heat the broth and meat - and add any vegetables you have in the house for fantastic homemade turkey vegetable soup.
2. Stir-fry. Just a small bit of lean chicken, pork or beef is needed for this easy-to-prepare one dish meal. You can also skip the meat and make a meal of vegetables and rice or noodles.
3. Learn how to cook beans & pulses from scratch. A big bag of dry beans or pulses costs less than £1/€1.50. Soak them overnight and cook them the next day. They can be used in soups, stews, chilli, tortillas, casseroles and more.
4. Two chicken breasts can be enough for a family meal when they are cut into strips, cooked and tossed with a salad. Add some leftover pasta too for a balanced, healthy meal.
5. Fajitas are nutritious and inexpensive. Brown some lean minced beef or Quorn mince(about £2/€4 worth, which is enough for a family of four). Place a large flour tortilla in a skillet, and then layer on a few tablespoons of the cooked beef, a half-handful of grated cheese and some salsa. That's topped with a second tortilla. When the bottom tortilla is lightly browned, flip it and brown the other side, cut it into eighths and serve it with a salad. Beans can replace the meat, cutting the meal cost to pennies per serving.
6. Learn to make stock. Takes too much time you say? That's a myth. Next time you peel carrots and onions or chop celery, put the parts you don't use in a large plastic bag and keep it in the freezer. When you have a full bag, simmer the vegetables one evening after work or on the weekend. Strain and season the liquid, and you have a healthy and delicious start to a pot of homemade soup, liquid for casseroles or a base for healthy sauces. The stock can be refrozen until you're ready to use it.
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Nice place, close to train station and started point for the rest of Napoles. The only bad thing is that there is nothing for breakfast when still is 1 hour left for the finish time of it. Confortable bed
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Room is slightly dark, location is good, but area is abit messy, and it's near to train station
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Very close the main train station which was great for us, however it is located in the rougher/sketchy part of the city. Good value for the money. Had trouble with the wifi the first two days and had to go down to the front desk to inquire, ended up using the wifi in the lobby whenever possible since the connection in our room was so weak. We were even able to leave our bags there after checkout to sightsee more on our last day. Overall a decent stay, you get what you pay for.
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Cheap and ok for a short stay. Walking distance to everything. The area around the hotel can be a little bit intimidating but the whole of Naples has a bit of an edge to it anyway. If you don't mind the hotel being basic this place is a bargain. If you want to be, a bit more upmarket choose a hotel closer to the historic Centre.
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They call it Bulabakti and it is the place where thousands of people from Somalia are beginning a precarious new existence as refugees from drought, famine and conflict. Lying on the outskirts of one of the largest camps in the Dadaab complex, in Kenya's North Eastern Province, it is a windswept, dusty plain dotted with makeshift shelters and hungry, exhausted people.
It used to be where carcasses of dead animals were dumped and the name means "place of the corpses". It is now a place where the bodies of children are adding to that grim reputation. In just over two weeks a patch of fresh graves has appeared in the area settled by new arrivals, each topped with a tangle of thorns from the mathenge shrub to keep off scavenging animals and birds. Of these, 13 are for children who refugees say died from a mixture of malnutrition and dysentery.
One is for two-year-old Tamina, who died on Monday. She had survived a 12-day trip by truck from southern Somalia with her three brothers and sisters. But she had then fallen sick with a high fever, said Isho Mohammed Adou, 25, her mother, who is seven months pregnant.
In a common story among the new influx of refugees, she had left her husband behind because after selling all they had to pay for the trip there was no money left for him to travel. Isho has got a message to him that his daughter has died. "Now he says he will come," she said.
Every morning from about 5am, hundreds of new arrivals gather outside the gates of the nearby Dagahaley refugee camp. This is now receiving more refugees than the other two camps in Dadaab – the most was 1,536 in one day – while the overall total has reached more than 56,000 since the refugee emergency was declared on 6 June.
"I believe they are still going to keep coming," says Soraya Musau, emergency officer for the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), a member of the ACT alliance, which manages all the camps and coordinates the reception process. "I don't believe we have seen the worst of it yet," says Ms Musau.
The crowds are mostly patient and quiet as they wait to gain access to the reception centre. Some carry bundles of belongings.
Many have nothing but their children. The most vulnerable – unaccompanied children, the old or the handicapped – are brought to the front of the queue. At the end of the process, families will have received food for 21 days and other items such as jerry cans and cooking pots to ensure their immediate survival.
But as yet, they have nowhere to go but bleak places like Bulabakti. The established camps are full and planned new sites have not yet been opened. Some tents are distributed, but most arriving families have to build their own shelters of a wooden frame covered with whatever scraps they can forage.
A backlog of 27,000 people waiting for registration as refugees by the Kenyan government is making the situation even more serious, for it is only then that they receive their full ration cards. Bus loads from Bulabakti are taken to a central registration centre every morning, but many return every night empty-handed. This is now leading to disturbances.
Ms Musau said: "They get frustrated and start shaking our gate and throwing stones."
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Michael Douglas is once again opening up about his battle with cancer.
Speaking in front of 3,000 doctors at the International Federation of Head and Neck Oncologic Societies' 5th World Congress event in New York on Sunday, the 69-year-old actor got candid while talking about being misdiagnosed three times before his 2010 throat cancer diagnosis.
"Generally when I'm on a stage at a prestige event like this I'm accepting some kind of an award," Douglas said from the stage.
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"I'm very happy to be here this morning with my husband," Douglas' wife Catherine Zeta-Jones later said. "I mean that literally. I'm very happy to be here with my husband."
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Michael Douglas waves to the crowd during the"Ant-Man" panel during Comic-Con International 2014 at San Diego Convention Center on July 26, 2014 in San Diego, California. Douglas plays Dr. Hank Pym, who invents the Ant-Man technology and takes on the role until passing it down to Scott Lang, played by Paul Rudd.Getty Images / Getty Images
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Douglas, Diane Keaton, and Rob Reiner attend the "And So It Goes" premiere at Guild Hall on July 6, 2014 in East Hampton, New York. Douglas and Keaton star in the romantic comedy, and Reiner directed.Getty Images / Getty Images
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Douglas stars as Liberace in "Behind the Candelabra," and won an Emmy for his role in the 2013 HBO film.AP / AP
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Douglas poses with the Golden Globe award he won for best actor in a miniseries or TV movie for his role in "Behind the Candelabra" at the 71st annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, California January 12, 2014. The film also won the best miniseries or TV movie award.Reuters / Reuters
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Two generations -
Douglas poses with his dad, acclaimed actor Kirk Douglas, at a 2011 event honoring the younger Douglas with an award named for his father. The Santa Barbara International Film Festival has given out the Kitk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film since 2006.Getty Images / Getty Images
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Douglas and wife Catherine Zeta-Jones attend the Michael Kors Fall 2011 fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011 in New York.AP / AP
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Fore! -
Douglas on the practice range during the first practice round of The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at The Old Course on September 27, 2011 in St Andrews, Scotland.Getty Images / Getty Images
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Douglas gives a thumbs-up as he arrives with his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, for the 68th Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday, Jan. 16, 2011. The veteran actor, who finished treatment for throat cancer in late 2010, said at the awards that he's cancer-free and feeling great.EPA / EPA
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Douglas and Zeta-Jones, along with their children Dylan, 10, and Carys, 7, ride the Flight of the Hippogriff over The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and past Hogwarts Castle at Universal Orlando Resort in Florida on Nov. 27, 2010. The family visited the theme park over the Thanksgiving holiday as Douglas continued to recover from cancer treatment.Reuters / Reuters
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Dad's duty -
Douglas is seen in New York as he takes his daughter to school on Nov. 9, 2010. One month removed from radiation and chemotherapy treatments to combat his stage IV throat cancer, the multiple Oscar winner believes he's on the mend.Getty Images / Getty Images
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Douglas, center, poses with actresses Carey Mulligan, left, and Susan Sarandon at the premiere of "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York on Monday, Sept. 20, 2010.AP / AP
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Douglas brought back one of his most iconic characters, Wall Street financier Gordon Gekko, in 2010's "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps." Douglas won a best actor Oscar for his role in the original 1987 film, in which Charlie Sheen played a young stockbroker who aspires to be like Gekko. In the sequel, Shia LaBeouf plays the fiance of Gekko's daughter who strikes a deal with the mogul.20th Century Fox / 20th Century Fox
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Douglas waves to the "Late Show" audience after a hug from host David Letterman during the Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010, taping of the show in New York. Douglas said he faces an "eight-week struggle" of radiation and chemotherapy in his fight against throat cancer but is optimistic about his chances for recovery.CBS via AP / CBS via AP
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Douglas, right, speaks with Kyle Beere, age 13, and his uncle Andrew Wools from Cardiff, Wales, during a visit to the Children's Hospital for Wales in Cardiff, where Douglas and his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones met staff and children on Friday, July 23, 2010. Zeta-Jones was born in Wales.AP / AP
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Douglas is seen here in April 2009 with his son, Cameron. On April 20, 2010, Cameron Douglas was sentenced to five years in prison for possessing heroin and dealing large amounts of methamphetamine and cocaine out of a New York hotel room. Michael Douglas publicly assumed blame for "being a bad father" but said he was thrilled his son was in prison, because without such an extreme level of intervention "he was going to be dead or somebody was gonna kill him."AFP - Getty Images / AFP - Getty Images
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Douglas played Kate Hudson's doting father in 2006's "You, Me and Dupree," with Owen Wilson as a houseguest who overstays his welcome.Universal Pictures / Universal Pictures
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Michael, left, and Kirk Douglas pose for a portrait in Los Angeles on April 12, 2005. The documentary film "A Father, A Son: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" profiles the two actors and their relationship.HBO via AP / HBO via AP
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Douglas received the Crystal Award at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Saturday Jan. 28, 2006. The Crystal Award is presented by the forum to artists who use their work to reach out to other cultures.AP / AP
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Kirk, Michael and Cameron Douglas all played roles in 2003's "It Runs in the Family," a comedy about the problems of three generations of a wealthy New York group.MGM / MGM
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Douglas and his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, seen here with him in 2003, are exactly 25 years apart. He was born Sept. 25, 1944, and she was born Sept. 25, 1969. Zeta-Jones says that when they met, Douglas told her "I want to father your children." They now have two, Dylan Michael and Carys Zeta.AFP - Getty Images / AFP - Getty Images
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In 1998's "A Perfect Murder," Douglas plays a rich older man who discovers his wife (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) is cheating on him, and seeks revenge.Warner Bros. Pictures / Warner Bros. Pictures
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In 1997, Michael Douglas had his footprints placed in cement at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. His father, Kirk Douglas, stands behind his son. The older Douglas had his own hand and footprint ceremony in 1962.AFP/Getty Images / AFP/Getty Images
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Douglas and Val Kilmer starred in 1996's "The Ghost and the Darkness," about lions that attacked workers on an African railway in 1898. Reviews were mixed -- while the film won one Oscar (for sound editing), it also earned a Razzie Award nomination for Kilmer.Getty Images / Getty Images
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In 1995's "The American President," Douglas played a U.S. president who falls in love with a lobbyist played by Annette Bening.Sony Pictures / Sony Pictures
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In 1994's "Disclosure," based on a Michael Crichton novel, Douglas and Demi Moore star as executives with a prior relationship who become embroiled in a sexual harassment case.Warner Bros. / Warner Bros.
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Douglas and Sharon Stone star in 1992's "Basic Instinct," which became infamous for a scene in which Stone's character flashes detectives during her interrogation.Sony Pictures / Sony Pictures
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"The War of the Roses" has become a synonym for a troubled and protracted divorce. In the 1989 film, Danny DeVito plays a divorce lawyer who tells a client the story of a couple, played by Douglas and Kathleen Turner, who fight a deadly battle to end their marriage.20th Century Fox / 20th Century Fox
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Douglas first played Gordon Gekko in 1987's "Wall Street," in which his millionaire character takes up-and-coming stockbroker Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen) under his wing and shows him how to make big money. The film, and Gekko in particular, later came to symbolize the go-go 1980s.20th Century Fox / 20th Century Fox
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Like "Wall Street" and "The War of the Roses," 1987's "Fatal Attraction" has passed into the English language. The phrase has come to refer to a romantic relationship where one partner refuses to admit things are over. Douglas played a married man who has a fling with Glenn Close's character, who begins stalking him and his family -- including in one infamous scene, the family bunny rabbit.Paramount Pictures / Paramount Pictures
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Douglas married his first wife, Diandra, in 1977 after dating just six weeks. They divorced in 2000. Their son, Cameron, was sentenced to five years in prison on drug charges in April 2010.WireImage / WireImage
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Douglas, Kathleen Turner and Danny DeVito, who would later reunite in "The War of the Roses," also starred together in 1984's "Romancing the Stone." The film was written by Diane Thomas, a waitress who died just six weeks before the film's sequel was released in 1985. Thomas died in a Porsche that Michael Douglas had purchased for her, although she was not driving.20th Centurty Fox / 20th Centurty Fox
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Jack Lemmon, Douglas and Jane Fonda star in 1979's "The China Syndrome," about journalists who discover safety issues at a nuclear power plant. The film's title comes from the concept that a nuclear plant's core could melt through the earth and reach China. Twelve days after the film's release, the Three Mile Island nuclear accident occurred in Pennsylvania.MGM / MGM
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Douglas won an Oscar for his work as producer on 1975's "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The film swept the major categories at the Oscars that year, winning for best picture, director, actor, actress and adapted screenplay.Getty Images / Getty Images
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Before striking it big in movies, Douglas was a small-screen star. He starred with Karl Malden in the 1970s police drama "The Streets of San Francisco."ABC / ABC
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Douglas was born into Hollywood royalty, the son of legendary cleft-chinned actor Kirk Douglas, shown here with Michael, right, and younger son Joel, who worked as a producer during the 1970s and 1980s. The boys' mother, Diana Dill, appeared on the cover of Life magazine in 1943. Reportedly Kirk Douglas, then serving in the navy during World War II, saw the cover photo and told his shipmates he would marry her. They divorced in 1951.Getty Images / Getty Images
The actress added of Douglas' cancer diagnosis, "I was a mess. I'll be quite frank, I was a mess ... When I'm married to a man who has such a conviction for life ... he fights to make the wrongs right."
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As for the future of oncology, Douglas concluded, "We can only imagine what the next century will bring. Thank you for saving my life."


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Wow this interview is a nice surprise. I think Danny Choo is great. He's a Westerner (from England actually) who has followed in the footsteps of other pioneering foreigners who found success in the anime industry in Japan. But Danny Choo has stumbled on it in an interesting day and age. He has all the makings to make this possible; he knows how to run a business, has exceptional drive and motivation, fluent in Japanese and is a true anime fan. But at the same time there are many obstacles because of the difficulties in current events we have all come to be familiar with. Fortunately for him, and he constantly acknowledges this, the advantages of the internet can potentially be a catalyst for reaching his goals. It is a tool that will always provide ways to find opportunity through networking and finding resources needed to get the job done. No doubt the talent is out there.
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Interesting, but not terribly revelatory considering what else we've heard already on AnnCast.
He's definitely got Corporate/Government Communication aka "The Dodge" down pat: how to answer a question without answering the question. He dodged or gave a soft-touch to Gia's more direct questions about anime pandering, the moe glut, making anime more globally palatable/mainstream, and the loli ban.
Indeed, Danny Choo knows how to play the Marketing/PR/Pitch game.
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EDIT: I originally wrote a long complaint about Danny Choo in general...which I wrote in anger after initially reading through the interview. That, and I wrote my post at 1 AM so I wasn't in full command of my cognitive faculties...
it was pointed out that I was straying from topic and had already loudly voiced complaints about Danny before in another thread, so I rewrote it to a new, concise version.
I have done this so that my original, angry post, will not spark further conflict:
*I'm not really sure Danny Choo is an expert on Japanese pop culture and I have been critical of him in the past
*I think ANN's interview itself was well conducted, asking logical questions.
*I am very critical of Danny's responses, which wander off topic and don't really provide information about "the anime industry"
*Specifically, Danny's anime project is self-admittedly not even begun; he is in the process of putting together a production team and gave no definite details on this.
*What he did say that was "of substance" is that he wants to fund/produce an idea for an anime series...and that he thinks licensing merchandise is very important, so he's already got prototype figurines. At no point does he actually go into detail about meeting with studios, talking to animators, etc. Therefore, while Danny does know several of these "industry" groups from interviewing them/working IT stuff on their websites...functionally, in his answers right here at least, i feel he did not provide even basic information about how this project will proceed, or what his "plan" is.
*If Danny *can* get an anime series produced....more power to him, really. Good, old-fashioned, shoestring budget third-party indie TV series. I'm not criticizing that.
*What I was shocked about was that I read the article, and he seemed to have no real details on it yet...making me wonder why he chose to talk about it at length, when there's really nothing going on yet. At the moment, its just an April Fool's Day joke idea that he's said he really wants to move forward on. Okay...but I won't be encouraged until there's more progress than hopes.
*A major reason I'm reacting so critically, is because repeatedly at anime convention panels, R1 industry insiders have warned that "NO ONE goes to Japan and actually manages to work 'in the industry'". Literally the only person, held up as an isolated example, who managed to do this, is Jan Scott-Frazier.
*So I'm so shocked, because North American distributor reps have repeatedly emphasized how impossible it is to "go to Japan and make your own anime", and Danny is now saying he wants to start a project....which is well and good....but given how hard it is, he didn't really give many encouraging details. He's got some merchandising prototypes and a plot. So does every dedicated crafty kid at the local college scifi club. Does he have an animation team set up? Studio? Editing? In-betweeners? No details were given, so it seems quite "ambitious".
*If he actually manages to get real progress on this, I will change my tone dramatically. But right now it seems like he's casually confident that he's going to succeed where so many before have tried and failed, and yet offered few concrete details.
I would recommend this fine article by ColonyDrop.com, aptly titled "This isn't Mecca, its Disneyland for Manchildren: the Myth of Akihabara".
P.S. I have greatly enjoyed and respected Gia's insightful interviews with other, professional "industry insiders" here on ANN (and other sites). Gia's actual questions in this interview are professional and entirely what I would expect of ANN. Its Danny that really failed to answer Gia's basic, logical questions. In no way does my frustration with Danny here reflect on the interviewer...only on the interviewee.
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You got my full support Danny. Let's get Murai Fusion, as well as Chinka up and running. I even made some wallpaper when Danny first released the video.
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They are still in PNG format so you can mess around with it.
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That's all regarding your post I care to respond to. I have no need to waste time to stoop to your level.
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....only two people is quite small for an entire anime series.
I am willing to ignore that, lets put that entirely aside...lets give him a freebie on that...
...no actual progress has been made on this. Production isn't even in...in the pre-planning phase. They don't even have a team together.
Is this series being "produced"...at all? Danny was quite vague on this point.
For an interview which was devoted to this "new project" he's allegedly "producing"....he was surprisingly evasive, and preferred to proffer his ponderings on moe.
Where was the actual information on "the industry side of things" other than that this is a story he wants to make, a guy who isn't "a studio" and hasn't made anything before?
further, he says he didn't actually write or create the series; he's just "producing" it -- forking over cash -- and yet he devoted a substantial amount of time talking about licensing it. Devil's advocate, that's how money gets made back these days....and its a little jarring that he already has figurines based on an anime that hasn't gone into production yet....though I guess he just has the prototypes...
Again, I saw no actual discussion about "the anime industry" in this, other than that moe and licensing merchandise are apparently more important than hiring a production team to physically create the series.
have we fallen so low?
Again, how is this different, really, from last week's "New Voice Productions"?
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To _V_:
Personally, it doesn't matter none to me. I take the Chinka announcement at face value and say, "OK, we'll see how that turns out." Thrilled perhaps, but not overly excited. Maybe you are simply peeved at the way the interview was conducted?
But it does strike me a bit odd as to the way you are putting it down. From what I understand, Danny Choo is a successful web programmer that networked himself into various companies that are part of the pop culture industry, namely Bandai and Kotobukiya who produce and sell anime/manga/games merchandise. He helps them set up and maintain websites and also helps promote whatever might be the current trend. Since he obviously likes what he is doing, he blogs about it. And seeing that the blog seems to generate a lot of views like any successful blog, it is a chance to go somewhere further with it, especially when one networks a horde of contacts on related businesses.
In other words, he is a successful person who wants and gets to do whatever he likes. I haven't been following his blog for very long (I met him in person once, but I seriously doubt he remembers me), but so far he is one window among others that offer a daily look on the Japanese side of things, with very colorful pictures too. He is free to announce whatever he is doing, or opine on anything related to J-pop culture. He is a blogger living and breathing in Japan with a ton of Japanese associates. People like him. Sure, he blogs a lot of silly stuff, but the core thing is that he blogs to entertain people and of course himself. And people like to be entertained, don't they?
Perhaps I understand where you are coming from, that Danny Choo may not have the credentials to say things on the anime industry. He might have said "I'm not in a position to say..." then that will be that, wouldn't it?
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Ohhh I remember this troll.
Yeah, he was the first post in the Anime Expo Opening Ceremonies forum and just talked about how he had never heard of Danny Choo until recently, and didn't like him and blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah
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_V_, do some research on a guy before you feel you have the right to put him down. You can't think I haven't heard of this guy, therefore he's a nobody. That's not how it works.
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Just a side note, Danny didn't call us up and ask us to interview him.
He was a guest of honor at Anime Expo. This interview was conducted during the AX 2010 press junket.
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There are other, fringe voices out there that have tried exposing Danny's way of business. Some snippets from a blog called The Otaku Elimination below:
... I guess you would have to read the whole thing if you wanted to get a good feeling why Danny Choo is frowned upon that site.
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I thought the interview was interesting, to be honest as I'm a regular visitor to his blog plus I've spoken to him a couple of times via his Facebook page and he's actually said that he's interested in making an appearance at a anime con or a event like the MCM Expo in London if he was invited by the organisers.
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_V_, I don't know why you seem to have such deep hatred for Choo and Akihabara, but you should try to do some research before posting.
Just look at this post (I haven't really visited his site lately so I just picked this post randomly).
- he is making a TV program with Satomi Satou
- he knows important people from Cospa and Good Smile (I own products from both companies)
- he has exclusive footage from Black Rock Shooter
- his mascot is being made in to a figma
- he is producing an anime (sure the only thing we have seen is a short promo, but small scale anime productions usually take several years to make)
And that's what I found out from one blog post, and you have problem understanding why he was interviewed.
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Wow. That must have been one of those moments where you start on a conversation thread that you know nothing about, but you're too proud to cut it short, so you just keep babbling something semi-coherent and hope that your audience won't know any better.
I won't expend as much effort as _V_ saying so, but yes, Choo strikes me as a huge weeaboo highly skilled at self-promotion as well. By his own admission, this production he hopes to make is all vapor at this point. The odds are against him… maybe once animation actually starts, this will be a more newsworthy story. At this point, it's nothing more than an April Fool's joke which has gotten a little out of hand.
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