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Geological history exercise Using seismic to deduce the geological history of an area
Horizon A 300m
This seismic profile has horizon A identified at CMP 520 and TWT 450msec. Interpret this horizon and mark on any faults with arrows to show the displacement. What happens to the interpreted horizon at CMP 390? What is the strong feature at around 400ms that dips gently to the north? Use the laws of superposition and cross-cutting relationships to put the geological events you can see into the correct order.
S Interpret the horizon at CMP 520 TWT 450msec 450 300m
S ⇃ ↾ ⇂ ↿ ⇃ ↾ Add faults 300m
S ⇃ ↾ ⇂ ↿ ⇃ ↾ At CMP 390 the horizon stops against another horizon which dips to the north CMP 390 The red horizon is unconformable with the one above Unconformity surface 300m
S Follow a second horizon to help see the rest of the faults ⇂ ↿ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ↿ ⇂ ⇃ ↾ 300m
Geological History Start with the oldest first. Use the law of superposition: "If one sedimentary rock lies above the other then the upper rock is younger than the lower one". Use the law of cross-cutting relationships: "A rock or structure must be younger than any rock or structure which it cuts across".
Geological History The sedimentary sequence below 400ms would have been laid down as horizontal layers. It is now dipping to the south and so must have been subjected to deformation. There is an unconformity at around 400ms which dips to the north. This represents a break in the geological sequence and an eroded surface, therefore deposition stopped and this area became a terrestrial environment. There are several faults seen below the unconformity but not above and so they must have occurred before deposition resumed. These are normal faults which are caused by tensional tectonic forces. It is possible that the cause of the normal faults was also the cause of the unconformity, with subsidence to the south causing a drop in sea level and so exposing the area to erosion. At 400ms we see a younger sequence of rocks deposited on top of the unconformity which suggests the area was flooded again.
Extension Activity Can other sedimentary features be seen on seismic?
S Look at the sediments above the unconformity ⇂ ↿ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ↿ ⇂ ⇃ ↾ 300m The horizon has the shape of a depression. This could possibly be a channel, with the banks to the N and S.
S The channel could have been flooded and infilled with sediment. ⇂ ↿ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ↿ ⇂ ⇃ ↾ 300m To be sure we would need more evidence, from other seismic lines or a borehole.
S ⇂ ↿ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ⇃ ↾ ↿ ⇂ ⇃ ↾ 300m How wide is the feature? It is approximately 1km wide
In comparison, the Thames at London Bridge is approx. 265m wide, and 5km wide near Canvey Island London Bridge Canvey Island 10km N
Conclusion Sedimentary features are visible on seismic data. To be visible on seismic data the feature must be large such as a river channel. Detailed features such as cross-bedding are too small to see.
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Gido Babilonia
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Born | Quezon, Philippines |
August 19, 1966
Died | January 14, 2007 Pasig, Philippines |
(aged 40)
Nationality | Filipino |
Listed height | 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) |
Listed weight | 200 lb (91 kg) |
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High school | Colegio de San Juan de Letran |
College | University of Santo Tomas |
PBA draft | 1990 Round: 1 / Pick: 4th overall |
Selected by the Purefoods Hotdogs | |
Playing career | 1990–2002 |
Position | Center |
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1990 | Purefoods Hotdogs |
1991 | Shell Rimula X Oilers |
1992–94 | 7-Up Uncolas/Pepsi Mega Bottlers |
1995–96 | San Miguel Beermen |
1998–2000 | Pasig Blue Pirates (MBA) |
2000–01 | Mobiline Phone Pals |
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Vegildo Quezon T. Babilonia (August 19, 1966 - January 14, 2007) was a Filipino basketball player in the Philippine Basketball Association.
High School/College Career[edit]
Babilonia played for the Letran Squires under Coach Fred Reyes from 1981 to 1984. Despite the team's height advantage—four players standing above six feet—and a talented back court (Alfrancis Chua, Eric Enad, Elmer Bolabola, Raymond Reyes), the Squires lost to the Trinity College Baby Stallions in the 1984 NCAA junior division finals. He was named MVP of the NCAA junior division in 1984.
Together with Alfrancis Chua, he moved to the University of Santo Tomas and played with the Glowing Goldies where he was part of UST's "Triple Tower" in the 1980s, together with Bobby Jose and future UST Growling Tigers assistant coach Rabbi Tomacruz and dominated the UAAP.
Professional career[edit]
He started his PBA career in 1990 with Purefoods Hotdogs and was a backup to Jerry Codiñera. He was then shipped to Shell where he briefly played as Benjie Paras' sub. While playing for Pepsi Cola Hotshots, he blossomed under Coach Derrick Pumaren. After which, he was traded to San Miguel where he became a fixture of the injury-prone, post-grand slam era of the Beermen.[1]
He then traded his Beermen jersey to join former PBA subs like Mike Otto, Gilbert Castillo, and Bong Ravena as Pasig Blue Pirates in the newly formed Metropolitan Basketball Association in 1998. He was averaging in double figures for the first time in his pro career.
When the MBA was on the verge of disbanding in 2000, he traveled back to the PBA where played for Mobiline Phone Pals and FedEx Express.[2]
He had PBA career averages of 21.3 minutes, 4.7 points and 4.5 rebounds in a 10-year career that was put on hold in 1996 because of heart problems.
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His parents are Mr. & Mrs. Pablito Babilonia. He was married to Narissa Cheryl and they have 3 children, namely, Thomas Isiah, current Ateneo Blue Eagle cager Gideon Ira[3] and Seth Isaac. He was close friends with the Pumaren brothers, Dindo, Franz and Derrick.
Babilonia was rushed to the hospital in the early hours of January 12, 2007 after he complained of chest pain and vomiting. Two days later, he died around 4:20 a.m. at the Medical City hospital in Pasig City due to embolus (pulmonary) blood clot rupture. He was 40. According to his father, Pablito, he had not had a medical check-up for two years. Furthermore, his father added that he had been really dedicated to his work as assistant coach in the University of the East and his business (B&B Fish Dealer) that he overlooked his health.[4]
His remains were laid to rest at the Holy Garden Memorial Park in Antipolo.
- ^ http://www.hoo.ph/2007/01/16/remembering-gido-babilonia
- ^ http://www.philstar.com/sports/149516/fedex-offers-pick-tab
- ^ http://www.philstar.com/breaking-news/782566/teng-babilonia-ready-step-out-their-fathers-shadows#sthash.NWFT5II4.dpuf
- ^ http://www.varsitarian.net/sports/pba_cager_gido_babilonia_40
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A lot has been made of the importance of experience this campaign and I was wondering how important a factor experience really is in the performance of Presidents.
The challenge of course is finding rankings that can be agreed upon for the analysis. I used rankings from a 2005 Wall Street Journal Poll that specifically tried to balance the participants between conservatives and liberals. The survey ranked George W Bush four behind JFK and three ahead of Bill Clinton which I think is pretty generous but should remove any doubt about the rankings being liberal leaning. You can find more information about the rankings here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_rankings_of_United_States_Presidents
I have included the xls file below so you can change the rankings as you see fit and see how the results change. (Note: I have excluded the Presidents that were either killed or died in the first year of their Presidency)
The two conclusions that can be drawn from the above analysis is experience is inversely related to success as a President as is legislative experience. Interestingly, when the first 14 Presidents are removed from the dataset the inverse relationship between Presidential performance and experience is even greater.
In my opinion the take away is the experience argument in general has been overplayed in this election.
Please comment, I would love to know you thoughts.
This is interesting. I'm wondering though, if the relationship is causal, or if it just works out that way. Plus, public opinion is a tricky animal, and it's really easy to rank presidents who were said and done before our time. Who knows what we all would have thought about Lincoln or Woodrow Wilson had we had the same media and technology covering them as we do our current presidents.
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Sundance Film Festival 2017 Recap – PART TWO
Okie dokie, that was a nice break for some other writing work. Finger cramps anyone? Let's get to it for the last eight films I saw at Sundance. My favorite of the fest is in the mix, along with a few that left me pretty meh, and one that was sadly a big letdown.
If you missed Part One, here's the link:
Sundance Film Festival 2017 Recap – PART ONE
Now on to PART TWO.
Thoroughbred was such a nice surprise for me. It feels different than most films out there, which is exactly why Sundance was a perfect home for it. The story revolves around an odd friendship between two young girls who begin to toy around with the idea of killing one of the girl's stepfather. The scenes consist mainly of long conversations of dialogue with little action. At the Q&A the director said he initially wrote it as a play, and that's exactly how it feels. But the acting is the centerpiece here. Its two main stars are two of the best young actresses working right now. I've been completely transfixed by Anya Taylor-Joy since I saw her stunning role in The Witch, and Olivia Cooke was phenomenal in Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. Both were incredible past Sundance films. Together they make one of the most bizarre yet fascinating relationships I've seen in a while. On a sadder side note, this was Anton Yelchin's final role, and a further reminder of what a great loss that was.
Walking Out
Walking Out is definitely an exercise in minimalist cinema. The basic premise follows a teenage son that flies into the remote mountains of Montana to visit his father, who has isolated himself in the country after the divorce. The father wants to teach his "city" son how to be a man so he takes him into the mountains to kill his first moose. While deep in the snow, they run into some issues with a bear and a weapon mishap. As the title suggests, the rest of the film is spent with them trying to walk out in the freezing snow after both of them are injured. This film takes its sweet time, which I know was the director's plan, but I kinda wished it would have sped up a bit more. Sometimes the viewer feels as bogged down as the characters. But it had some good qualities. First of all, it's gorgeous. It takes place almost entirely in the snowy mountains. It makes you feel freezing cold, uncomfortable, and never really at ease. While the majority of the film consists of only two actors, in flashback scenes we also get a little taste of Bill Pullman as the grandfather. In my opinion this sidestory worked well, and kind of saved the film for me. Overall it wasn't the most exciting experience, but still interesting enough. And cold. Damn cold.
Ingrid Goes West
Let me say this right up front… Ingrid Goes West might be one of the most uncomfortable viewing experiences I've seen in long time. You know this from the very opening scene. But considering our obsession with social media, it's also one of the most timely and intriguing. Ingrid is a total cipher who is obsessed with Instagram. These images are her only "friends." After being released from an institution after a nervous breakdown following the death of her mother, she discovers an Instagram "celebrity" and decides she wants to be her friend. Ingrid takes all her money and travels west in order to find this girl and enter her life. This is basically a movie about a stalker and how social media is used for stalking. It's kinda terrifying as you know situations like this are all too true. Aubrey Plaza is fantastic as Ingrid. She is completely unhinged, yet puts on such a disguise whenever she's with her fake Instragram bestie (played by Elizabeth Olsen.) This is a complete send up of not only the social media culture and its version of "celebrity", but also a send up of the entire Los Angeles lifestyle (Venice mainly). It's hard to watch, but ultimately fascinating. Note* It won the screenwriting award for the fest.
Sigh. Okay, here goes… XX was the film I was the MOST excited for at the Festival. It's a horror anthology (my favorite) with every story written and directed by only female directors (hell yes!) I'm so in on this idea it hurts. It consists of four unrelated stories that are connected loosely by some phenomenal stop-motion animation that reminded me of past Tool videos. Well, I'm sad to say this was my biggest disappointment of the fest. I wanted to like this so bad, but it just fell short. I know a lot of people really liked it, so this is only my opinion, but to me it just felt passionless. I thought these directors would shoot for the fences and deliver something truly special. Instead it almost felt like they phoned it in. Only one of the stories seemed like it actually even had an ending. There's a difference between leaving something vague and just leaving something unfinished. These felt like the latter. The direction and visuals were great; that wasn't the problem. For me the stories themselves simply felt ho-hum. And while all the stories had female actors usually playing mothers, surprisingly only the last story felt like it really delved into a female-focused/motherhood storyline. And while I'm completely used to clunky acting in horror films, a few of the stories were truly hurt by it. Dammit, maybe I was just expecting something different because a lot of people seemed to like it. Crap, I hate saying something bad about someone's creation, especially because I have some friends of friends that were involved with the production (the horror world is small). But for me, I feel like they missed the mark with this one. Dammit. That sucked to write. I'm sorry. Okay moving on…
And now I give you my absolute favorite film of the entire festival. Mudbound is absolutely mesmerizing. Of all the films I saw at the fest, this one has the biggest opportunity to make a big splash, both with audiences and come next awards season. Mudbound is set in the Deep South, Mississippi to be exact, during WWII and post-WWII. It shows the trials and tribulations between two families, one white and one black, trying to make their lives work the best they can. This is pre Civil Rights era where the Clan still holds power. There are many different storylines and many different narrations. In fact, the film itself is unique in that it follows six different voices, both visually via their characters, and listening to their actual narration of their inner thoughts. At first it's a bit disconcerting, but once everything starts to line up, it's utterly intoxicating. It's too much to describe all the various storylines within the two families, but just know it worked. The acting is spot on. Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke, Garrett Hedlund, Jason Mitchell, Rob Morgan, Mary J. Blige and Jonathan Banks all deserve kudos for their performances. I loved this movie. I can't say enough about it. It was so powerful and so well done on every level. Netflix must agree because they bought it for 12.5 million. So worry not, you will be seeing it soon.
Killing Ground
And now for the movie that caused the most drama at the festival amongst friends, haha. Killing Ground is a dismal little Australian film. It really is. It's a type of horrific film that is simply not for everyone. If you've seen films like Last House on the Left or I Spit on Your Grave, you know exactly what you're in for – a tough viewing experience. Killing Ground has the very basic premise of a couple that travels into the wilderness to camp and notices the campsite next to them is completely set up but with no inhabitants. Dual storylines, one in the present and one in the past, parallel each other until they meet. Eventually we discover what happened to the family at the other campsite, and what is about to happen to the current couple. Let's just say it's not good. I'll be honest, I didn't enjoy the dark and dismal places this film went. The villains were just almost too abhorrent. It felt completely devoid of any hope at all. But still, within all the darkness, I could step back and acknowledge that it was really well done and had some real craft to it. Well, my buddy did not see it this way and kinda lost his shit, vocally scolding the filmmakers who "even chose to made this shit." I obviously took offense because, as a horror writer, I sometime "choose to make this shit" too! Haha, anyway, all is well, nothing a little differing opinions amongst friends can't hurt.
Lemon is the type of movie that Sundance loves to wallow in – a bizarre, quirky comedy about a psychologically troubled and depressive wannabe actor. That's all on full display here, and well, while there were some really funny moments within, and a mind-numbingly incredible cast for this kind of film, Lemon felt utterly pointless. It's basically about a man who "used to be on broadway" and now is teaching acting classes in Hollywood and posing for Hep C advertisements. We watch his downward spiral for almost 90 minutes, and about 15 of it is fun. Every scene that Michael Cera is in is comedy gold (although truth be told I'm a huge Michael Cera fan), and all the family sequences are entertaining as hell. But that's not the film. The film follows a horribly unlikeable person doing horribly unlikeable things. I know there's an audience for this type of film, but once the credits rolled I couldn't help but feel like I kind of wasted my time. Anyway, there you go.
Fun Mom Dinner
My last film of the entire festival was also the one that felt the least Sundance-y in any way. Truth be told, that was kind of a nice feeling. Sometimes you can only take so much darkness and dismay and need a simple comedy with some heart. Fun Mom Dinner is exactly that. It's about four moms that decide to break away from their kids and go out on the town. Hijinks ensue. If you've seen the Hangover or Bridemaids, you kinda get the gist, only this film takes place over the course of one night and is on a MUCH smaller scale. The moms are key and they are the meat of the film. Toni Collette, Katie Aselton, Molly Shannon are all fantastic, but the real scene stealer here is Bridget Everett. She is a comedy powerhouse and so much fun to watch on screen. There are some fun smaller roles by Adam Scott, Rob Huebel (one of my favorites), Paul Rudd (his wife wrote the film), and even Adam Levine. It's goofy fun with a lot of pot and a lot of female bonding. I know moms like this. I know MANY moms like this. It's just an enjoyable fun time that has some mass market potential.
And… that's a wrap. Those are the 16 films I saw during the 2017 Sundance film festival. It's been a few days since I've been back and I'm still thawing out, but overall it was yet another damn fine time. Sundance is always an incredibly inspiring time. Can't wait to go back.
See you all in 2018.
Sundance Film Festival 2017 Recap – PART ONE
Hey gang. I've been asked to do a recap of my experience this year at the Sundance Film Festival. As many of you know I spend a week at Sundance every year. I'm a homegrown Utah boy and grew up not far from Park City, so I've been one lucky bastard that I've been able to attend every single fest since I was in high school. The one exception to that was a few years ago when I had to cancel the day before my flight in order to save my TV series (only to have it disappear later that year.) But I digress…
Even though I mainly go to the fest to check out all the horror titles that I can, I've had a connection to Sundance in some way, shape, or form for about 20 years now. My university (go Utes!) dealt closely with it. Many of us volunteered for it back in the day. I've had many friends with flicks there. Every year is filled with once-in-a-lifetime experiences and insane stories. This includes everything from sharing a condo for the week with the delightful Martin Starr, to hanging at a cast party with Kurt Russell (one of my all-time idols), only to have one of my dear friends imbibe a bit too much and rush to the bathroom where the sweet Goldie Hawn followed and held her hair as she threw up. Ahh, good times. I swear I could write a book about all the bonkers Sundance experiences over the years.
Regardless, this year felt different. Much different. Mainly because the entire world feels different. Even though I work in the film industry, it all feels kind of trivial right now because of what's going on in the country. Regardless, I tried my best to focus on the films and the experiences, and dammit if I don't have some of the best friends a guy could ask for to help with this. So yeah, we made the absolute best of it.
Saying all of this, instead of a full recap of the fest and all the experiences, I'm just going to give a quick recap of the 16 films I saw while I was there. My average is 18 films so I slipped a little this year, but I still saw some dandies. I'm going to break it up into two parts recapping eight films each.
Here's PART ONE. I was pretty lucky because all eight of these movies I enjoyed in various degrees. No stinkers in this bunch (can't necessarily say that about some of the movies in PART TWO, but you'll have to wait and see.) Anyway, here goes…
Wind River
The first film I saw at the festival was Wind River, and for the majority of the week it was my absolute favorite film I saw there. Only one film beat it out for being my favorite, but more on that one in Part Two. Wind River was written and directed by Taylor Sheridan, the fantastic screenwriter of Sicario and Hell or High Water. It's a dramatic mystery about a Fish & Game Employee who must team up with an FBI agent to solve a murder on an Indian reservation. It's insanely well done with a surprisingly complex performance by Jeremy Renner. The entire film takes place on the Wind River Indian Reservation, and in nearby Lander, Wyoming. This hit close to home for me because my sister both lived in Lander and worked as a doctor on the rez to help pay off her med school loans. The relationships between those on the rez and who they see as the outsiders is as accurate as it gets. It's an amazing film all around. And on a side note, it was a nice surprise to see a friend of mine, Matt Del Negro, in a supporting role. Matt, I had no idea you could play such an asshole. You're way too nice in real life. Well done, man.
Next on the docket was Raw. This wasn't a premiere in that it's played some fests before, but that only made me more excited because of what I'd already heard. Raw is a nasty (in a good way) little French film about a girl that gets accepted into a notorious vet school and must go through insane hazing along the way. The girl, who is a devout vegetarian, undergoes a hazing ritual where she has to not only eat a rabbit kidney, but also has blood thrown on her (and in her mouth.) Well, let's just say that this taste of meat starts to change her. Her body starts getting horrific rashes and she feels like she's going insane. But that's nothing since now she's starting to desire human flesh. Yep, it's a movie about that blossoming of a cannibal. It's messed up and fun as hell. Although personally, what's insane to me is how much more horrific the hazing rituals are compared to the flesh eating. I guess that says something about me, huh?
Dave Made a Maze
Dave Made a Maze was the only Slamdance film I saw this year. I try to catch as many of the genre films as I can at the festivals so this one caught my eye. It's about a guy who makes a cardboard fort in his apartment only to go inside and get lost. When his friends go in after him they discover that it's now somehow an insanely huge and intricate cardboard labyrinth filled with booby traps, monsters, and even a cardboard Minotaur chasing them. As you can guess from the premise, it's complete madness, but damn if it isn't also one of the most inventive little flicks I've seen in a while. Almost everything in the film was created completely out of cardboard so the practical effects junky in me was in heaven. Even when someone is killed violently, the "blood" is nothing but red confetti. Insane, but trust me, it works. It's just a bizarre and outrageously fun movie with a lot of heart.
The Polka King
Polka King is another showcase for Jack Black to show his chops. He really is such an amazing actor to watch and one of my favorites. He's got more energy than 10 men. If anyone saw Bernie from a few years ago, you know exactly what to expect with Polka King. It's a quirky character study based on a true story, where Jack Black fully inhabits a crazy persona and harsh accent. If you're unfamiliar with the story of Jan Lewan, the polka showman/Ponzi-scheme mastermind, you're in for a treat. It's one of those stories that you can NOT believe is true, and yet is. All the actors here give it their all and I fully enjoyed this film. It does falter from the Sundance curse of being a bit too long, but overall it's an insanely enjoyable experience. If you're a Jack Black fan, see this one immediately. I think Netflix bought it.
Bad Day For The Cut
This little Irish revenge thriller is exactly what I've come to love about Sundance. Small movie. Simple premise. Down and dirty. I probably would have never sought this movie out if it weren't for the festival, but I'm glad I did. This revenge thriller travels on some tried and true territory – man goes on violent streak for revenge after someone he loves is killed. But what I enjoyed about this movie was the brutal Irish spin on the material. Some of the characters are unique as are some of the reveals. Overall it's nothing new, but a damn good yarn of violent Irish revenge.
Surprise Midnight (Get Out)
This was one of the more entertaining nights of the entire festival. This year in the catalog they simply had a spot for a "Surprise Midnight" movie. Since I usually see every single movie in the "Midnight" section of the catalog, AND I love surprises, this was basically tailor made for me. I was not disappointed to find out that the surprise was Jordan Peele's directorial debut horror film, Get Out. Get Out is a racially charged little ditty that could not be more aptly timed because of the state of things right now. It's about a white girl who takes her black boyfriend home to meet her extremely white family and all their friends. But slowly the boyfriend starts noticing some strange things about all the "help" at the estate (that all happen to be black.) I don't want to ruin anything more than that because figuring it all out is part of the fun (although truth be told I did figure things out pretty early because it treads on the territory of another film I love.) Yet, even if you figure it all out it really doesn't matter because Get Out is just a damn fun ride. The acting is spot on all around. How much do I love Bradley Whitford? All in all Jordan Peele did a fantastic job. You can tell he truly is a horror junky. God bless him for that. Oh, and this screening did end on a fun note where at the Q&A a man sitting directly behind us stood up to ask a question and it was none other than Patton Oswald. You just never know who you're sitting near at a Sundance screening.
Band Aid
Band Aid was a cute little relationship movie that many people I know personally can connect to strongly. At first I thought, uh oh, it's going to be another pretentious and boring millennial-minded movie about "artists" who just smoke pot and talk about how life isn't fair to them. But guess what? It was actually a quite delightful millennial-minded movie about artists who just smoke pot and talk about how life isn't fair to them. It's about a couple that's been together for a long time. Both are artists that haven't achieved their dreams, and they bicker and fight constantly. Anyone who's been in any relationship ever can relate here. But they discover that it works for them to write and sings song about their issues with each other instead of fighting, and it becomes a wonderfully cathartic and creative invention. The characters are likable, the songs are wonderful, and the story is full of heart and insight. I liked this film much more than I thought I would. And trust me, the entire movie is worth Fred Armisen's performance alone. He truly is one of the funniest people working today. He could stare at the screen and do nothing for 5 minutes and I laugh. God bless that man.
Lately it seems every year at the festival there is a documentary that is a movie nerd's wet dream. This year it was 78/52, a talking head documentary entirely about the shower sequence in the original Psycho. Now at first you're thinking, "How do they make an entire movie about one sequence in one film?" Well, the answer is, they don't. While yes, most of the film is filled with an INSANE amount of details and interesting tidbits about the sequence itself, the movie also fills the gaps with various Alfred Hitchcock anecdotes as well. Let's be honest, this movie is for the movie nerds only. I myself enjoyed the hell out of it. Even the moments that were a little info-heavy and dry, the film junky part of me was fascinated. I'm guessing normal viewers could easily be bored by the in depth study of this sequence, but if you're a Hitchcock fan, it's definitely worth a view. As a bonus, Marli Renfro, Janet Leigh's body double for the shooting of the shower scene (it was mostly her you saw), attended our screening and took part in the fascinating Q&A along with the director.
Okay, that's it for now. I'm going to take a break from writing for a minute. Part Two should be up later tonight!
UPDATE: Here's the link to PART TWO:
Sundance Film Festival 2017 Recap – PART TWO
10/31/16 – OCTOBER HORROR MOVIE PICK #31 – Tourist Trap.
Every Halloween Day I choose to write up a movie that I deem special. One that has ideal Halloween merit (at least in my eyes.) This year I decided on something slightly different than what I've done in the past. Every year up until now I've chosen a pretty well known film, either a staple of the genre, or a perennial Halloween classic. This year I decided to choose one of my all time personal pleasures, and what I think could quite possibly be one of the most under-appreciated horror films of the 70's (or any time period actually). This year I give you the gem that is Tourist Trap. I LOVE this movie. It is so bizarre and so fantastic, that I've made it my goal here to spread the good word to as many folks as I can outside of the horror realm who may not even know of this film's existence. The premise is a solid horror staple. A group of teens on a road trip has their vehicle break down in the middle of nowhere Americana. They come across a nice old man who offers to help them and takes them back to his place. Oh, but his place just happens to be a homemade museum full of creepy mannequins. Yep. Mannequins. Plus, the man has a crazy brother that has a pension for murdering people. And to make things even worse, the damn mannequins seem to come to life. What the hell is going on here? Well, there's someone with telekinetic powers. Creepy mannequins. A masked sociopath named Davey. Creepy mannequins. Amazing acting by classic western actor Chuck Connors. Creepy mannequins. A dark and eerie atmosphere that engulfs you from the very beginning. Oh, and did I mention the creepy ass mannequins??? Yep, that's what this film is about – the mannequins. These babies are absolutely haunting. Their off-kilter appearance makes you wonder, "is there actually a dead body under there?" Every time one turns his head, opens its eyes, or even worse… speaks or laughs, it shivers your spine. I'll make you this deal. Watch the opening sequence of this movie. If you aren't completely unnerved and intrigued by the first 5 minutes or so, then feel free to move on. But I guarantee that as soon as those mannequins start to cackle their horrific high-pitch cackles, you're sold on this film. This movie is unnerving, bonkers, and amazing. It's a perfect film of the time period, even including a pre-Charlie's Angels Tanya Roberts. The score nails it, adding an entire extra layer of awesome. And just wait until the final frame of the film. It'll haunt you, I guarantee. I'm telling you, Tourist Trap really needs more attention. It deserves a place in the upper echelon of horror flicks, which is why I decided to make it my extra special Halloween choice for 2016. Enjoy. Enjoy. Enjoy.
Well freaks, that does it for 2016's October Horror Picks. I hope you had as much fun as I did. So many movies. So many scares. Many of you agreed with my choices. And just as many disagreed. That's what art is all about. I love it. Thanks everyone. Have a great November and beyond. See you in 2017!
10/30/16 – OCTOBER HORROR MOVIE PICK #30 – The Conjuring 2.
Damn you, James Wan. How do you keep this up? Every single horror film you work on is directed better than your previous effort. It almost hurts me how good you are at your craft. The Conjuring 2 is your latest example. Oh man, I loved the first Conjuring. LOVED. It was so classic, so amazing, and so downright scary, that I didn't think a sequel stood a chance at holding any weight against it. Well, I couldn't have been more wrong. The Conjuring 2 is practically a perfect sequel to the Conjuring. I go back and forth on whether I like this one or the original better, and I swear I can't decide. It takes everything that worked in the first one and ups the ante to an insane and intelligent degree. It's still got the classic feel. It's still got great characters that you actually care about. And it still has countless scares that jolt the living shit out of you. The story here continues the exploits of the Lorraine and Ed Warren, the paranormal investigators. This time it takes them overseas to England to help out a single mother and her family from another horrific spirit. Most movies would be perfectly fine focusing on this storyline, but not The Conjuring 2. It adds more spirits into the mix, as well as a parallel storyline for the Warrens themselves. I swear this film has a little bit of everything. And can we talk about the terrifying nun? Dear God some of the scenes with the nun are stone-cold haunting. In fact, this entire movie brings the dread to such an insane level that I found myself gripping the armrests in the theater the entire time. My fingers were numb afterward. Wan builds so much suspense, mixed with sections of pure unnerving horror, that even when nothing is happening you're freaked out that something is any second. Basically you're never at ease. That, my friend, is the epitome of well-made horror. We're so lucky as horror fans, and fans of movies period, to have these Conjuring films. I know there are more spinoffs coming, which is fine I guess, but let's maybe hope that James Wan has ooooone more adventure with the Warrens left in him. I can't wait to see how he decides to one up himself yet again.
10/29/16 – OCTOBER HORROR MOVIE PICK #29 – The Blob (1988).
Time for another one of my guilty pleasures. Actually, I take that back. I don't think I have to call it guilty, because this movie rocks. The 1988 Blob is an updated remake of The Blob from 1958 starring badass Steve McQueen. This time around Kevin Dillon takes over that role. Yeah, I know Johnny Drama doesn't quite hold a candle to Bullitt. But in this 80's universe, Dillon fits right in. Plus, you've got genre favorite Shawnee Smith as well. Oh, and did I mention this was directed by Chuck Russell, and co-written by Frank Darabont? Yep, pretty sweet. The basic plot is essentially the same. Meteor falls to Earth containing some kind of pink goo, and suddenly it starts engulfing everyone that stands in its way. The more people it eats, the larger it gets. Simple and awesome. This updated version is an amalgamation of a 50's old tyme monster movie and an 80's horror-gore flick. To me it's the perfect little combo. It's still got all the awesome campiness of the old school, mixed with the state-of-the-art practical gore effects of the time. Let's be honest, when you talk about The Blob, you're talking about the special effects. And holy dog shit, they are amazing. The stop motion effects of the blob are just as campy as you'd think, but the gore it creates far surpasses anything you expect. See, this time around the blob isn't happy just eating you. This time the blob is going to melt your skin, eat your bones, break you in half, and basically turn you into a viscous pile of goo. This blob is a masochistic sociopath. There are so many amazing gore effects that I don't even know where to begin. Should I start with the bum's corroding half-body, the melting sewer child, the phone booth exploding woman, or the poor man pulled down the garbage disposal? I can't decide. And trust me, that's just touching the surface. The Blob is awesome fun. If you want to just have a goofy good time and enjoy some amazing 80's gore, this really is the whole package. Just jump in and let it engulf you.
10/28/16 – OCTOBER HORROR MOVIE PICK #28 – Train to Busan.
Yes, I'm aware this one is not out for home viewing yet. But I put this absolutely incredible film on here for a few reasons. First, this list comes to its 2016 end in only a few days (*sniff) and I figured it'd be a nice thing to do to put something on here that you could look forward to watching in the next month or so. It's forward thinking, people! But mainly, I couldn't help myself because this film FREAKING ROCKS YOUR WORLD. Just when you thought you were done with zombies, and that well had been drained of all originality and substance at this point, along comes Train to Busan. Train to Busan is like a shot of adrenaline that never lets up. The story follows a father taking his daughter on a high-speed bullet train to Busan. But unbeknownst to them, well, the entire country around them has broken down into chaos. Some kind of virus turns people rabid and sadly one of them has gotten on to the train. What follows is an insane zombie roller coaster ride that never lets you catch you breath. There's a great array of well fleshed out characters from all classes of people, young and old, rich and poor. There's definitely a class warfare aspect to this film, which adds an interesting layer. If some of this sounds familiar, it should. There are many similarities here to another amazing Korean train movie, Snowpiercer. But that's a good thing because I LOVED that film. The zombies here are extremely fast paced like 28 Days Later or World War Z, but they disturbingly creak and contort like jacked-up marionette puppets. It's a hauntingly simple twist on the normal zombie and it works in spades. Plus, the sheer amount of zombies attacking in hordes, literally piling on top of each other in rabid insanity, makes for some incredible visuals and some insane suspense. Mark my words on this one — see it immediately. It's worth every second of your time and just SO good. When Korea does a movie right, they REALLY do it right. I absolutely love Train to Busan and can't recommend it enough.


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Sharing your music through the local network has always been relatively painless with iTunes. Essentially, it is only a 3-step process. Streaming your music through the Internet is slightly more complicated since you'll have to find the right programs or web service which suit your needs. Some of the programs which I've come across are Hamachi (which utilizes VPN) and Simplify Media. Online services like DOT.TUNES, nuTsie and Maestro will also allow you to stream your music, but via a browser, which is sort of a good thing because you can access your library from anywhere since you won't need iTunes or WinAmp.
Simply for the sake of streaming your music from another computer, I would highly recommend Simplify Media. It has already been covered by Aibek in iTunes addons 13 Addons iTunes Users should Know About 13 Addons iTunes Users should Know About Read More about a week ago, so I won't go too deeply into it. Briefly, Simplify Media will allow you to listen to your friends' shared music as though they are on your local network. I don't have any specifics about how it works, but I suspect that it runs quite similarly to Hamachi, setting up a VPN between you and the people you add to your contact list. It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux; and is compatible with iTunes, WinAmp and even the iPhone.
But there is a new kid on the block. It's called Mojo and it's got something up its sleeve. Mojo will allow you to browse, select and download shared music from other Mojo users. Pretty nifty and dodgy at the same time, if I may say so myself.
How does it work?
Couldn't be simpler. After downloading Mojo, you'll need to register and set up an account, which will then appear on your Mojo roster.
Once that is done, you can start adding other Mojo users, wait for their approval and browse their music. However, unlike Simplify Media, listening to shared music is not done in iTunes but in Mojo's built-in music browser.
Songs which are greyed out are the ones which you already have. Restricted songs which you may not download are labelled in red.
If you see a song you like, just click on the download icon next to the name of the song and it will be downloaded and automatically added into your iTunes, arranged nicely in a Mojo playlist folder.
It's that easy. No lengthy registration or troublesome setups. There are some down-sides, though.
I have a lot of music and I store my iTunes library on an external hard disk. I accomplish this by holding <Alt> while clicking on iTunes and choosing my target library i.e. my external hard disk. But Mojo doesn't offer me the option of choosing the iTunes library I would like to share. Instead, it loads the default library in /User/Music/iTunes – which is empty!
There is a pretty neat option of subscribing to other user's playlists and automatically synchronizing any new songs which are added. This means that you won't need to keep browsing all the time to see if there are any new songs, Mojo does it for you. But surprise surprise, this feature is only available in the Pro version.
There is also a maximum number of buddies you can add. I can't seem to find out how many it is because they won't tell, but apparently it's limited to 5 users on your roster at any time. So, if you need to, you may actually delete old buddies and replace them with fresh ones to fulfill your music satisfaction and urges.
All in all, although this application has a few limitations, it accomplishes the goal eventually – sharing music.
Mojo is free and available here for Mac OS X Leopard. There is also an older version (2.4) for OS X Tiger. And for all you Windows users: a beta version is available. To find out more about Mojo, watch the video screencasts here.
(By) Jackson Chung is a full-time med student attempting to perform a juggling act with relationship, studies and his future.
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mojo link for mac leopard is dead, is there another place to download it?
I have a PC using Vista. I was using Mojo 18.104.22.168 and it was working fine but then I found out that you can only have three friends that you can connect to unless you purchase it. I then was told by my friend that she has version 18.104.22.168 and can connect to all she wants. I downloaded it and can see how many songs they have but it won't show me their library and freezes on "retrieving library" I then tried to downgrade and couldn't connect anymore. :[ Help, please.
I have the exact same problem, though I never tried downgrading. I cleared Mojo for both my and my friend's firewall and everything, but I still can't connect.
yeah mojo doesn't work for windows... does anybody know anything about that?? all my friends are stealing each others music with their macs but i have a new windows laptop and i cant get mojo to work.... any help??
When i use mojo, the status says "Unavailable" and when i click "available" it then says connecting for about two seconds and goes back to "unavailable" . My wireless internet is working great. Do you know the problem?
i'm having the exact same problem and i can't connect to the site! nor can i download the update. i'm getting pretty annoyed!
when i click "a beta version is available" i get an error message:
Not FoundThe requested URL /forum/index.php was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS) Server at deusty.com Port 80"i looked on other sites...it doesn't work anywhere...
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I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM! let me know if you figure it out!
I have used this app for the past few weeks and have now gotten all of my friends to follow suit. The keyword about it is ease of use and that is what they do best. I tried to set up some ways to do this before I discovered this, and it sense saved me many troubles.
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My problem with this software is that once you install it, if you don't know anybody else who is using it, it's pretty much useless, there should be a directory, or an user search like in skype.
The ability to download music files from friends' computers sounds cool. :grin:
The Beta version for windows doesn't have over the internet stuff, so it's not all that useful (or useful at all). Still a cool program, can't wait for more compatibility with the OS that's actually popular.
That's why it's still in beta. Version 1.0 was just released. So I suspect that in a few months' time 2.0 will be out. That will support internet connectivity.
Jackson, thanks for the kind words about Simplify Media! Your guess on how we work is basically correct, the key part is that connections are computer-to-computer and all traffic is encrypted for added security.
Hi Paul,
It's nice to see software makers like you visiting our site. Thanks for confirming my guess!