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|View Poll Results: Hanasaku Iroha - Episode 17 Rating
|Perfect 10
|9 out of 10 : Excellent
|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
|3 out of 10 : Bad
|2 out of 10 : Very Bad
|1 out of 10 : Painful
|Voters: 45. You may not vote on this poll
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|2011-07-25, 15:50
|Link #61
Pretentious moe scholar
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Age: 32
You're the one who brought up NEETs. Is his newfound personal responsibility not what separates Enishi from them? He at least has a chance of succeeding at something, they do not.
I also note that the grandmother says she's happy he's finally showing some backbone - to me, that says that she's finally starting to think that he can succeed. Success is not shown but the possibility of it is implied.
I believe that there are better ways this show could have done a personal responsibility oriented episode - a failure on Ohana's part could have been the perfect antidote to the overuse of "Ohana saves the day" plots in this, although perhaps less meaningful because we already know she has a spine and can take responsibility. I'm just saying, I strongly disagree with the idea that this episode lacked a point.
|2011-07-25, 16:10
|Link #62
Have some salt
A good comic development episode involves us laughing with the characters as they find their way. In this case, we're laughing at him.
So they may have had a point, but it actually does damage. Usually everything has a point in where something was intended, but however, it's how the point gets across that's the most important, otherwise people wouldn't have gotten so mad over something like say, Endless Eight from Haruhi.
It sends a very bad message. It's ok to be comical and be silly, but what Hana Iro is doing is degrading itself. It's saying you shouldn't take our characters seriously, nor our plot, and ultimately, not our show.
|2011-07-25, 16:12
|Link #63
Senior Member
Now, can you take a guy from total zero to somebody with redeeming qualities, and have that work? Sure you can. Actually, that can be pretty effective, and even a bit uplifting. I've heard other anime fans say that (harem comedy notwithstanding) this is basically what Love Hina! is all about, and on that level, Love Hina! works really well.
And to tie this back into Hanasaku Iroha, this is why I would have much preferred to see Enishi succeed here. He's a character that desperately needs to be built up a bit (in that Love Hina! way). I actually liked Enishi and Takako last episode, which is why this episode was such a downer to me in some ways. Just when Hanasaku came so close to successfully rehabilitating two of their most widely disliked characters, they tear them right back down again. It's like capturing defeat from the jaws of victory.
0utf0xZer0 - I see some of your points. Should Enishi eventually bounce back, I'll go back to those points, and give them more thought. But as is, this episode leaves him in a pretty bad place, imo. And I'm not sure if he's enough of a focal point character to get a real chance to be built up from that.
Short version - It'll depend on how his character is handled going forward. Honestly, I'm skeptical here, but I hope that you're right.
|2011-07-25, 16:23
|Link #64
Have some salt
The main thing is that I can accept a lame character but if at the end they are the same thing, why do I even give a damn?
Change, for better or for worse. Change.
I do think, it's not necessary for the character to necessarily "win", but however he must win the audience. With all your wrestling references in the avatar, I'd say said character must get "over"-- even if they lose they should at least put up a good match and entertain the audience.
Who's over? Ohana, obviously. Who's not over? Einshi here; the crowd just chanted "BORING BORING" and booed him out of the stadium; I think it's pretty evident that it's a failure.
On the other hand, you do need a victory here and there to build credibility. It definitely would have been the simpler way out and I definitely think that kind of approach would allow this episode to gain 5-6 more pts.
|2011-07-25, 16:42
|Link #65
Guess what time it is?
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
Age: 33
Some phenomenal moments help wrap up a head-scratcher of an arc.
Glad I'm not the only one who thought Minko's expression summed up the entire arc. I literally went from wearing that exact same face to busting-a-gut laughing when I saw that.
Hooray for the return of the massage chair! I mean, Yuina! She's starting to come into her own a lot since her arc, but she still feels awkwardly periphery. I'm still not entirely clear on exactly what role she will play in Ohana's development.
Also, goddammit Jiromaru, you giant failure singularity. Did he just never come out of his room until he finished the script, and no one bothered to tell him it was off? The men in this show seem to wear their Y chromosome like a dunce cap.
The development for Enishi was fine, I suppose, but it kind of felt like a waste of two episodes when it was all over. I did like how he started out by wanting to share the blame with Takako, and kept saying that "they" had to fix it (read: tell me what to do) but tried to take the responsibility in the end. He's just not the kind of character you can get too excited about.
|2011-07-25, 17:20
|Link #66
Blooming on the mountain
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Deep in their roots, all flowers keep the light....
I still feel that, while it is fine to disapprove of what one feels to be an unsuccessful mini arc or individual ep of course, for now we should give it a little more of the benefit of the doubt until we get the whole picture when the series completes.
There is an outside possibility that what happens in this mini-arc will play a big role in eps to come, even if it is admittedly kinda hard to see atm....
Edit: Ya know - I still feel that Takako and Ohana's mother are pretty tactless....
It's nice that Ohana's mom tried to call and everything, but still.
I hope something happens that will eventually let me see at least ONE of them in a semi-positive light. -_-
I suppose one good thing about the episode is Ohana's grandmother "letting go" even if it resulted in a financial disaster. Maybe the subject of the mini-arc is in the beginning buds of a "normal" relationship between Ohana's grandmother and her son finally? And THAT is a good thing, in my book.
Anyhoo - I voted a 6/10 vote for this ep.
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|2011-07-25, 17:58
|Link #67
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Age: 29
@Triple_R: Well the thread has sort of kept moving, but I'll respond to the points I don't think other people already discussed since your post was made. Reading through the tread, I tend to agree with 0utf0xZer0's and Archon_Wing's points. They've given better responses than I would have been able to anyways . BTW, Thanks re: my avatar and sig
Any character development is better than no character development. What I was saying was that there are some kinds of character development we see more often than others, and I thought that trying to present a less common type of character development wasn't as bad of a goal (even if it was totally bungled) as people have been making it sound.
Even if the show had taken the predictable path towards character development, it could've just as easily have been screwed up and not had anything to do with the overall message. To have Enishi's character develop in a convincing fashion from incompetence to competence, irresponsibility to responsibility, or some analogue, they would have needed something better than him suddenly succeeding at making this movie deal. Having him suddenly become a successful businessman and leaving it up to the audience to infer how he had changed to do that would have been pretty lame and not really have had much to do with loving your work.
Ideally, Enishi would have realized something that changed his outlook on life/kissuiso/whatever. That realization would have helped him in some decision making process (ideally shown onscreeen, and relating to the overall idea of loving your work) that led him to the correct result.
The message the episode tried to convey failed for the same reason "Enishi suddenly succeeds at everything" would have failed. It didn't showcase Enishi's character development in a compelling, onscreen way. As Archon_Wing said, if he got "over" and the audience saw why he was able to do so, the episode would've been fine even if he lost.
So both messages could have flowed or not flowed with the overall idea. It just depended on the way the message was delivered, which was lacking in this case.
|2011-07-25, 19:15
|Link #68
Senior Member
While I respect your viewpoint, I still strongly think that this episode (and 2-part arc) would have been a lot better if it had allowed Enishi (and Takako) to succeed.
Yeah, this episode had much the same impact on me as that chain of commercials does.
"Silly Enishi! The Inn is for your sister!"
It leaves a very sour taste in my mouth. It really does.
I don't care how well you execute kids constantly teasing a rabbit, and denying him the cereal he wants, it's still a fundamentally bad idea, in my view. At least when it comes to creating a story that people want to watch (as a marketing ploy for cereal, I couldn't say ).
I think the message itself might be a bad message to send. Constant (and at times major) failure is not good (or even acceptable) just because you admit to your failures. Constant occupational failure does not jive with loving your work, in my opinion. If you love your work, you naturally will want to become better at it (unless you're already good at it), and you will become better at it (if you're not good at it already). So if Hanasaku Iroha is aiming to have "loving your work" as a central idea then it logically should show people doing well at their work.
1. Very good people skills (working with actors and movie producers over a long period of time)
2. Good managerial skills (having to balance work schedules so they don't conflict with the filming of the movie).
3. Enishi gradually developing competence and responsibility in having to overcome those hurdles.
And here's the key: These are things that I can already imagine Enishi pulling off, because he can (in his better moments) come off as nice and friendly (which gives him a good starting point when it comes to people skills).
Actually, having Enishi succeed at this movie deal would be the perfect way to develop his character towards competence and responsibility in a convincing fashion. It helps that Enishi is clearly into movies and movie-making a lot, so it would believably follow that he would succeed at something tied to one of his personal passions.
Nobody said that Enishi should suddenly succeed at everything.
Having him succeed with this big movie project is not having him succeed at everything.
Look, in real life, do people generally prefer it when the underdog wins, or do they prefer it when the underdog gets smashed down yet again? What's more enjoyable to watch? What leaves a better taste in your mouth?
I think it would have been much, much better for this anime to take the route of having Enishi and Takako succeed. We've already seen them fail (and in Enishi's case, take abuse for it). Seeing them succeed would be refreshingly different, and help to make them more likable characters, in my opinion.
Edit: One thing I want to make clear here is that I don't think the situation is entirely unsalvageable. With the right plot twist, Enishi can still come out of it Ok. The question is if the anime will go that route, and if it will have time to go that route.
And this anime as a whole can still be very good, imo. It's had its share of episodes I didn't like, but it's had it shares of episodes I really liked too.
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|2011-07-25, 23:10
|Link #69
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Tennessee
Age: 31
Honestly, it's starting to seem as though the secondary cast gets more attention than the mains. Nako barely feels like a 'main' character at all, I think more's been done with relatively superflous characters like Tomoe than with her.
Kind of a meh episode, as others have said. I do have to say that Minchi's grown on me a lot, though. I think she looked pretty badass while listening to the conversation between Enishi and Takako (Around 16:30 or so, can't open the episode right now), all dark and brooding and serious. Her character growth is one of the things I like most about this show, I think she's matured into a very likable person. It would have been nice if she infused more drama and style into her bitchery during the early episodes (ie more scathing remarks and meanspirited wit instead of a constant stream of 'Die balut') rather than just having a shitty personality, but eh.
Not a great episode, but on the bright side it does look like we're entering the best parts of Hanasaku Iroha. We get arcs focused around Nako and Minchi, characters I actually care about, and then presumably enter the endgame after that. Looking forward to the inevitable backstory episode to help explain (In more detail than what we've been given) why Minchi's the way she is.
|2011-07-26, 01:39
|Link #71
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|2011-07-26, 01:41
|Link #73
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|2011-07-26, 02:15
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|2011-07-26, 03:07
|Link #75
Pretentious moe scholar
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Age: 32
So while I understand that people don't like the episode and don't want to offend anyone... I really got a "the sky is falling!" vibe from some of the posts here. Especially since I've been through this once already.
I actually have to admit there's a side of me that wishes they'd had him break off the professional (or not so professional) relationship with Takako, but I think that would have gone against the message they wanted to portray about taking responsibility for ones own actions - it would come across as buck passing.
I think the intention was for the audience to laugh at Minko and Tomoe's reactions (which I did).
To be completely honest - and this isn't just my fanboyism for the character - I think Tomoe is probably the person best suited to running the inn, but of course she isn't family and hence isn't in the running for inheritence. Which is another reason why I speculated on an Enishi/Tomoe ending for so long - although this episode kind of quashed that theory.
|2011-07-26, 06:37
|Link #76
Sensei, aishite imasu
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Hong Kong Shatterdome
And Tomoe superfluous? For that you must be punished.
Will you choose death? Or BUNGIE!
(of course I'm one of those people cheering for maximum Roneriness by the end of the series)
|2011-07-26, 13:58
|Link #77
Pretentious moe scholar
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Age: 32
You know, I've been thinking about this one some more, and I really can't help but think they were aiming for something similar to what they did with Tomoe: have the character match up with a particular comic archetype ("Christmas cake" for Tomoe, "The Sunohara" for Enishi), but then given them a serious and complex backstory that you don't normally find among such characters.
Thankfully, it worked for Tomoe, because the usual "Christmas cake" gags in other shows were getting rather... stale. Tomoe is effective as both a comedic character and a bit of a sympathetic one. Enishi's story didn't work nearly as well, probably because of how late into the series they waited as much as anything in the episode itself.
(I'd also argue that Ohana, Minchi, and Satsuki are probably intended as more complex versions of typical anime archetypes, but I think Tomoe is the clearest demonstration of the philosophy.)
|2011-07-26, 14:14
|Link #78
Have some salt
Sadly, my predictions I consider have come true too; and that is, while yes, episodes 11-13 are definitely the strong part, that I'd realize they'd spend more time meandering around and the quality would clearly drop off.
So, personally, I will see this series to the end, just because I know what to expect. It's a genuinely solid series in many parts, but chooses to half ass the rest. This would have been better off as one cour.
But that's not the thing here. It's not like I was expecting some grand realization on Einshi's part. I just wish this show would stop humiliating its characters. It's funny sometimes, but it's getting stale.
This is turning out no better than your protypical harem anime (yes, Ohana's the center). Characters acting stupid and getting humiliated, and we keep getting teased about plot developments that will either never happen or just end up rushed. The only difference is that Ohana isn't spineless and stupid. And of course we are 2/3rds of the way in, and well... I've seen a lot of anime go down the crapper in their last arcs.
My point is, if you're going for filler, at least make it entertaining and don't degrade your characters. The complete lack of effort as of late is just incredibly meh. And what the hell happened to the BGM anyways? The few I manage to hear are generally repetitious. Thus, I don't even think they've been showing what the series is doing best-- creating an atmosphere.
It just annoys me, since I know they're better than this, and it would now be an insult to consider this show a spiritual successor to True Tears when it can do literally nothing on the level that TT did. Different genres I know, but I really had the feeling they gave a damn in how they handled lighthearted moments and atmosphere. This... and well I'll end up being frustrated that True Tears sold the worst out of their productions. It just taught them, along with Angel Beats being a hit that storytelling isn't important, but all you need is some fanservice and moe, and perhaps big names. In the year of stuff like Steins;Gate, Ano Hana, Tiger and Bunny, Madoka, and Usagi Drop it just doesn't cut it. And at least 3 of the above can handle silly fillerish and fanservice moments without having the same effect Hana Saku Iroha does.
|2011-07-26, 14:57
|Link #79
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Boston
Age: 29
In fact, I like more controversial messages better. I don't mind watching shows with messages I disagree with as long as they present those messages in a novel, entertaining fashion.
Some viewers (myself included) root for the favorites in sports when we respect the favorites as players much more than we respect the underdogs as players. To really win the hearts of the fans as an underdog, you need to somehow convince them you deserve to win as much as the favorites do.
People loved Charlie Brown, and were rooting for him to win all the time. It sure felt like he deserved to win. But I would bet you that if Charlie Brown won even half of time when he deserved to, they wouldn't still be making TV specials 50 years after the first one came out. How's that for a story people want to watch?
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John Steele, the lawyer many point to as the mastermind behind the Prenda Law porn-trolling enterprise, has remained pretty quiet in the wake of Prenda's troubles. At an April hearing in US District Judge Otis Wright's court, he kept silent, pleading the Fifth and refusing to answer any questions. Wright went ahead and bench-slapped Steele and Prenda with an opinion laced with Star Trek references.
But today Steele spoke, in front of Wright, for the first time. After Steele and his comrades had filed a set of motions insisting they had never received the relevant sanctions papers, Wright insisted that Steele fly out to Los Angeles and make that argument in person. And he showed up.
It would seem like the last place Steele would want to be. In the wake of Wright's April ruling, which included an $81,000 sanction and a referral to criminal investigators, Prenda Law has become the most notorious of the so-called "copyright trolling" operations that have sprouted up in the last few years. Like the others, Prenda's business depends on mass-suing thousands of BitTorrent users, alleging they broke copyright law in illegally downloading certain porn titles.
The pro se road to Los Angeles
So how did Steele's second foray into Wright's court come about? It appears that Steele made an effort to paint Wright—as well as opposing counsel Morgan Pietz and Nicholas Ranallo—as having steamrolled Prenda and its cast of characters with no regard for their due process rights.
On June 21, Steele filed an emergency motion asking that Wright vacate orders requiring Steele and his colleagues to pay a bond to appeal the sanctions imposed against Prenda, Steele, and others. The rationale was that Pietz and Ranallo had failed to properly serve them once they became pro se litigants, representing themselves. Steele cried foul and argued the Prenda parties were left in the dark, unable to adequately defend themselves. It was Pietz and Ranallo who deserved sanctions, Steele wrote—he asked Wright to refer the matter to the same disciplinary committee Wright has asked to consider Prenda's actions.
Steele's suggestion was rejected out of hand. So Steele asked again, filing a motion to reconsider. The other characters of the Prenda saga simultaneously filed their own pro se 'notices' complaining that they had not been served, including a bizarre stream-of-consciousness filing from paralegal-cum-CEO Mark Lutz.
If Steele really wanted to get an up-close-and-personal version of that bright red "DENIED" stamp on his first motion—well, Wright was going to give it to him. The judge set a hearing for July 12. Steele asked to phone it in, but the request was rejected.
Even before this hearing, Pietz and Ranallo had slammed Steele's accusations in writing. Denial of due process rights is a serious charge, so Pietz and Ranallo hired outside counsel (Lawrence Heller) and fired back, pointing out:
- A "motion to reconsider" has to provide new evidence or law that wasn't available the first time around. Steele didn't bother.
- Team Prenda's professed lack of awareness was of their own making: When they filed the forms to represent themselves, they largely neglected to include their e-mail addresses, fax numbers, and phone numbers, all of which are required by local rules of Los Angeles federal courts.
- Steele had argued that "scores" of papers had not been served, but only two filings were really at issue. Moreover, Steele had actual knowledge of the filings, Pietz said—he wasn't in the dark at all. Steele was submitting Pietz e-mails in court, despite the fact that they weren't going through—Steele's own e-mail was "bouncing back." That suggests he got the e-mail after it was circulated by another Prenda-affiliated party. Further, Prenda's lawyer had circulated a draft of an appeal to the Ninth Circuit over the bond issue (an issue which included a filing Steele had not been served), inadvertently including Pietz. Steele replied with suggested changes.
Wright on Steele's accusations: "Why do I care?"
Steele came to court alone, and left alone. He walked in just a few minutes before the scheduled start of the hearing. A handful of Prenda watchers—former Prenda defendants, EFF representatives, interested defense attorneys, and others who just like a good legal showdown—were already seated inside.
Judge Wright walked in promptly at the scheduled time. The first thing he noted is that Steele and other Prenda affiliates had been submitting last-minute documents to the court, as late as this morning. Paul Hansmeier, for instance, had filed a motion to appear by telephone—"for what, I don't know," mused Wright, as Hansmeier's motion was not the subject of the hearing.
He didn't like all the new filings, either. Among them were thick complaints from Mark Lutz and John Steele to the California State Bar concerning former Prenda lawyer Brett Gibbs. "Why do I care?" snapped Wright. "You assumed I needed more paper?"
Defense lawyer Pietz was working with Gibbs, said Steele. Therefore, Gibbs' misdoings were part of a "pattern of fraud" by Pietz. Wright tossed it aside: The hearing today was about Steele's knowledge of particular filings, he said.
Then the court's flat-screen monitors popped up with a copy of Steele's substitution of attorney form. Had Steele ever seen this document, Wright demanded to know?
Steele sat for an awkwardly long period of time staring at the monitor before answering. "I'm sure I did at some point," he said. Wright asked if the address was correct, and Steele said that it was not. The incorrect address was listed twice on the form, said Wright—and it was never corrected.
Next method of contact? Steele's e-mail address, which was sending bounce-backs to lawyers who tried to contact him. Steele said that he shut it down because of "spam and hacking and attempts to mess up not only my e-mail but websites." At some point, he "literally could not open" his e-mail account, he said. He had used an auto-responder to tell people about his alternative address until June, he said.
Wright asked Steele if he had another e-mail address. "I have an old one," Steele responded. "Were you planning on letting anyone else in on it?" Wright asked, noting that the court's Local Rules require litigants to provide an e-mail address if they have one.
Then Steele actually tried to argue, ever so briefly, that the e-mail address was really beside the point. The issue wasn't relevant to his overall point: that he had been deprived of his due process rights. Courts had used paper for years, Steele said. He started to make an argument that involved the year 1965, but wasn't quite clear. In any case, he insisted on his right to get notice on paper, saying that he didn't have an active ECF (electronic filing) account in the federal courts system.
Wright's anger boiled over in a sarcastic tone. "Don't worry about our rules!" he said. "Do whatever you want. When you don't get served, fly out and complain about it."
Before Steele could respond, Wright started driving through the additional flaws in Steele's "never got served" complaints. Steele's June motion listed 21 documents that Steele claimed he had not been served with, but only six had been filed after Steele went pro se, Wright noted.
"Six documents!" said Wright. "Six is not scores of documents." In any case, how could Steele not have known? "I know you're deeply and intimately involved in every aspect of this case."
"I'm not," sputtered Steele, arguing that there was "no evidence" that he had received the documents.
As for the other 15 documents, even if Steele wasn't yet representing himself, other Prenda parties had already gone pro se, Steele said. Their failure to get the papers established a "pattern [of] fraud."
Wright was amazed he would even use that language. "I find it laughable that you used the word 'fraud,'" said the judge.
"You're getting all the due process you can stand!"
Steele also had trouble identifying any legal authority for the motion to reconsider. He kept invoking the Fifth Amendment, saying that alone was the authority.
"How? You got this from the Fifth Amendment? This is absurd," retorted Wright. "Last time I let you assert [the Fifth Amendment], and let you go right back to the airport!"
"That's a different Fifth Amendment right," responded Steele. The court's actions here amount to an illegal "taking," which wasn't right. "My rights... I get them no matter what," he said. His June motion had not been argued or heard, he said, as it was denied "within minutes."
"You're getting all the due process you can stand!" said Wright. Steele's arguments had been made—by Steele. Steele, growing audibly and visibly frustrated, replied, "If Your Honor doesn't care, [then] this is an appellate issue."
Wright didn't exactly need a heads up that Steele was planning to complain about his rulings to an appeals court. "They've got a reserved parking spot for you at the Ninth Circuit," he said.
So far, everything had happened with nary a word from Pietz's counsel, who had merely recited a few points from the opposition they filed. He got about two minutes in, talking about who was cc'd on various e-mail chains, when Steele interrupted him, saying that he had never said he wasn't in contact with the other Prenda parties.
"Settle down," Wright ordered. "Do they allow that in Florida?"
"I don't know," said Steele, flustered. "I'm not licensed in Florida and never practiced in Florida or California. Can I not object?"
"No," said Wright, turning the floor back to Pietz's counsel.
Pietz's counsel asked Wright to issue a preservation order on Steele's e-mail address in order to determine just what e-mails he did receive. Wright wasn't interested in helping out on that front. He'd tired of Prenda's antics so much that he said he'd rather remain willfully blind. "I don't want to learn that another forged document" was filed with the court, he said. Pietz's lawyer also asked for a further hearing to discuss sanctioning Steele, which Wright granted.
Wright had only a few more questions. "Who typed your papers?" he asked. Steele sheepishly responded: "I typed part of it," and some of it was typed by others.
"I couldn't help but notice [that] Peter Hansmeier's notice, Paul Hansmeier's notice, Mark Lutz' notice, and your motion... all followed the exact same format," said Wright. They even had the same footer. "They're almost indistinguishable. No way they were not typed by the same person."
"It's called cutting and pasting!" Steele bellowed.
"Raise your voice again and I'm going to introduce you to the United States Marshals," said Wright. "Get out." Wright stood and walked off the bench.
A couple of hours later, the court clerk posted a minute order. John Steele's motion is currently "under submission."
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BRANDON — The Brandon selectboard late last month voted to cut short Police Chief Lonnie Hatman's three-year contract, which was due to expire at the end of June.
At the recommendation of Town Manager Keith Arlund, who would not reveal the reason for the decision citing the confidentiality of personnel issues, the four selectmen at the April 23 meeting — Kellie Patten, Bruce Brown, Mitch Pearl and Richard Baker — voted in favor of Hatman's firing. Board chair Bill Hatch was absent.
Selectmen also voted to appoint Lt. Christopher Brickell as acting police chief.
As of last Friday, Arlund couldn't say whether he had a permanent replacement in mind, or when town officials would begin to look for one.
"We're evaluating the situation as we speak," he said.
May 7, 2007
MIDDLEBURY — The hassles that regularly accompany graduation ceremonies, namely, traffic and anxious parents, might be exaggerated at Middlebury College's commencement this year, college officials say. Who's to blame?
Bill Clinton, of course.
The former president will address the nearly 600 members of the class of 2007 on Sunday, May 27, at 10 a.m., outside on the green below Mead Chapel. Unlike in years past, for security and overcrowding reasons, guests at the event will need to have tickets.
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This has all meant, anyway, that I've started watching three different films recently and, to put it bluntly, just given up on them. The first, Mirror Images II, wasn't even that bad. Sure, it was nothing like as good as the first film, but anything about evil twins is worth watching as far as I'm concerned (I mean, you need to prepare yourself in case it happens to you!). Still, despite the movie's good intentions, I only made it through to the main character's fourth therapy session-turned-steamy lesbian romp...
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Senior vice president, Elliott Suthers on the coming age of Infrastructure as a Service.
Like most technology, the enterprise "stack" has been defined by phases. The first generation – defined by hardware companies like IBM – focused exclusively on on-premise computing power. Think mainframes and room-sized servers. Next came the software that would power them. Licensed programs came on disks (eventually replaced by CD-ROMs), that companies would spend huge amounts of money upgrading every year – usually with only incremental benefits.
Software as a Service (SaaS) changed all this. Subscriptions became the norm for everything from word processing (Office 365) to human resource management (SuccessFactors, WorkDay) to resource planning (Oracle+NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics). A company's software was constantly updated and accessible from anywhere.
Sounds good, right?
Well the good news is that the next phase is upon us, and it looks a lot like the best parts of SaaS and on-premise hardware combined. Over the couple of years, smart companies (Google, Microsoft, Amazon, DigitalOcean) have seen the future - and it's infrastructure on-demand.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) isn't a new concept, but the massive computer power required by applications like artificial intelligence and IoT management are making it the option of choice for many enterprises that simply can't afford to buy their own stacks. The economic argument is simple enough – same, if not more, power, less investment.
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Working LA
Tryin to get paid tha right way
But somehow the right way don't pay
I'm comin home late every night
Gotta struggle and fight
Wit tha baseheads on tha late night hype
Tryin to creep in tha house
Through tha cut, for what?
So I won't be seen by none of the homies, but
Tha homie Nate Dogg spots me and say "Yo, what's happenin'?
Oh, you don't know me no more", and passed me tha satin
I said "Ah naw, it ain't like that, G
I'm trying to go straight and have a J-O-B"
"You need to quit that faggot ass job", that's what he said
Showed me his grip and took some satin to tha head
Damn that nigga had at least two G's
And he was clockin it wit so much ease
I told him I was gone so I'm headin in tha house
Everybody knocked out, so I'm locked out
I go back to tha front where my homies is hangin at
They offer me a cavi sack so I can start slangin dat
They say "You ain't a hustler," I say "Don't doubt it
Hold dat thought and I'll think about it because..."
[Chorus: Nate Dogg]
[I've been dreamin too long, too long, too long]
I don't like to dream about gettin paid
[Verse 2: Dat Nigga Daz]
The thought's complete so let me take a seat
Since I was born and raised on tha streets
I quit tha job I had and cop myself a sack
Went from a double of fifty into a C-note stack
Within a week but my peak wasn't reached
I was gettin too known on tha north side of Long Beach
Niggas got to trippin and I thought I heard it
So I went to tha hood on 20th and Myrtle
I came up quick with some homies dat I knew from way way back
And bid my sack
Or maybe it's seven, or was it eight hundred strong?
In other words Daz had it goin on
I bought myself a bucket, that's right, a bucket, bitch
Who you fuckin', my car or my dick?
My lifestyle switched a bit but my attitude didn't
I told all my old bitches good riddance
'Cause when you got money hoes come automatically
And old hoes don't do nothing but cause some static, see
I went from khakis to Guess, braids to a fade
I'm not Special Ed but I had it made
Livin tha life of a baller care free
Havin bitches dyin to sleep wit me ya see
But I went bankrupt from all the spending and gamblin
Business was gettin slow, and I wasn't handlin
Mine tha way I was supposed to
Now I'm broke and on a jack mission, so don't get close to
Tha DPG gang 'cause we scandalous when we broke
We get tha doggs in us and we get ta actin like locs
[Chorus: Nate Dogg]
[I've been dreamin too long, too long, too long]
I don't like to dream about gettin paid
[Bridge: Nate Dogg]
Last night I had a dream
Felt so good it had to be
Me and my homies were gettin paid
Man oh man, we had it made
Some homies want to roll wit me
Some homies claim insanity
Well if you want to set trip I will
If you don't want to drop be still
[Verse 3: Kurupt]
Damn, I can't believe this
But you can best believe this day
I'm on another mission to get paid
Serve what I can serve, right? [Right]
So my pockets will stack up
Nigga, don't trip, nigga, back up [hold up]
I gots to react off the first impulse I find
But my mama thinks I should take my time
And work for mines
But how much work would it take
And how much money would I make
Theres somethin I gotta think about
But I ain't got that much time
Moms want a nigga out tha house
I ain't gettin no younger, I'm only gettin older
I'm only, thinking about what my mama told me
Now I'm a Dogg Pound gangsta for life
And the fact that I'm out to get paid twice
I ain't nuttin nice
Down to slang or pull a heist
Jack or break muthafuckas on the dice
That's real
Now what should I do
Just chill when it's time to peel caps and adapt to kill
I've concealed tha concealed
So I've maintained for tha salary
And my mentally is raw from tha door
I go hard from tha door
Up against all odds
Always down to squab
Dogg Pound for life
I survived 'til 95, day after day
Makin hits wit D-A-Z ta get paid, nigga, yeah
10th track form their first album Dogg Food (1995), on DeathRow Records.
Inspired by this line from Paid in Full by Rakim.
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The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah County will host a business mixer "celebrating diversity in business" from 5:15 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday at Jake's Music Room in Gadsden.
The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah County will host a business mixer "celebrating diversity in business" from 5:15 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday at Jake's Music Room in Gadsden.
Executive Director Heather New said organizers primarily are inviting minority business owners and key leaders to the social gathering, where there will be information for individuals interested in being more involved with The Chamber in leadership roles and committees.
"It's essentially a diversity initiative, but it's our desire that every business in our community see us as their Chamber," New said. "In order for that to happen, I feel, our leadership, committees and the things we do need to reflect the diversity in our communities."
New said the mixer is a first step in getting different groups together — geographically and ethnically, as well as in age and in industry — and "approaching diversity from every angle and getting as many people involved from every aspect."
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You're Married to HER?
Essays by Ira Wood
Praise for You're Married to HER?:
"Saucy, sexy stories. A raucous romp through a novelist's life." –Kirkus Reviews
"Charming and witty, thanks to Wood's intimate tone and keen gift of observation." –Publishers Weekly
"Fearless, gregarious, frequently humble and hysterical… I have no problem placing Ira Wood on the same pedestal we've placed Dave Barry and David Sedaris. Yes, he's that good." The Barnstable Patriot
"Hilarious. This slim collection of true accounts penned by a confirmed ne'er-do- well will provoke laughs, chuckles, and even the odd scream of outrage."
–Foreword Magazine (Five Star Review)
"You're Married to Her? feels in many ways like a second coming of A Fan's Notes — a sharp, biting, unceasingly funny collection of thirteen essays and a brief epilogue that, for all their pith, are still rendered with such compassion that we cannot help but read on." Fifth Wednesday Journal
"It was the cover illustration that drew us to this delightful little book – one look at that quirky pumpkin headshot was all we needed to know this was a book for us! And we weren't disappointed: if you're a fan of David Sedaris, you'll enjoy Ira Wood's brazenly self-skewering narrative." —The Vancouver Public Library, 10 New Books We Love
"You're Married to HER? is a hilariously brazen memoir, a raucous and richly detailed saga of one man's erotic pratfalls en route to a marriage made in heaven inside a Garden of Earthly Delights. Ira Wood lets his delirious inner Portnoy off its leash, no holds barred, and what a romp! His past life, loves, tribulations, and remarkable sustainability are a blessed antidote to all that currently ails us. It's really fun, laugh-outloud, and I couldn't put it down. It's f**king delightful."
—John Nichols, Author of The Sterile Cuckoo and The Milagro Beanfield War
As the anti-Vietnam war movement drew to a close, a 26-year-old unknown playwright began an affair with a glamorous older woman, a feminist activist and acclaimed poet/novelist. What she saw in a neurotic, sexually naïve, poorly educated but very sweet guy was apparent to no one, especially him. In a wildly self-skewering but oddly sympathetic narrative voice, Wood reimagines his early years with Marge Piercy in a series of chronologically linked essays, never failing to raise the question that few failed to ask, You're Married to HER?
With the brazen candor of Toby Young's How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, and the wicked lunacy of David Sedaris, Wood tells tales of his first true love, who he told his parents were dead; his disastrous affairs; his childhood dependence on speed; running for public office on a lark—and winning—only to find himself responsible for the government of a small town. Thirty years later he's still married to HER, confident enough to share, and laugh at, what men do when their behavior slips to the level of their self-esteem.
More Advance Praise:
"In his comic autobiography You're Married to HER? Ira Wood takes us on a raucous, hilarious, bawdy, no-holds-barred ride though the life of a mid-list writer tormented by a catastrophic imagination and an insatiable sex drive. This is not just a funny book: it's a darkly funny, wildly confessional, beautifully constructed description of an ordinary guy written as if it were a collaboration between Jean Jacques Rousseau, Robin Williams, and Woody Allen. I laughed from first page to last and couldn't put it down."
—Mary Mackey, Author of The Widow's War
"Ira Wood is the funniest essayist I've read since Woody Allen. He is delightful company, wickedly observant, and capable of saying almost anything, though never with malice. In You're Married to Her? Wood targets everything from small-town politics to the men's movement to the publishing industry, but his favorite bulls-eye is himself. He tumbles through a lifetime of misadventures—call it sex, drugs and safety roll–yet somehow lands on his feet. Indeed, this is more than wit; this is hard-earned wisdom, a memoir of rare intelligence, honesty and integrity."
—Martín Espada, Author of The Republic of Poetry
"In this ribald memoir, Ira Wood takes us inside his marriage to a famous writer. Along the way, he makes it abundantly clear why a woman like Marge Piercy would fall in love with him. Wood is a lively raconteur, and he has some damned funny stories to tell about his life as the 'younger man.'"
—Pagan Kennedy, Author of Black Livingstone
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Rare, Behind-the-Scenes Photos from the Making of 'Jaws'
Titan Books is known for their attractive, film-savvy titles, which is why it's exciting news that the publisher has released an expanded second edition of Jaws: Memories from Martha's Vineyard. The release is perfectly timed to Universal's 100th anniversary Blu-ray that hit stores last month. Fans of the 1975 film — about a massive great white shark who terrorizes beachgoers on a resort island — should be thrilled for more rare, never-before-seen artwork, previously untold stories, and more in Titan's new, extended edition. Readers are treated to sixteen additional pages of rarities, including additional storyboards from Production Designer Joe Alves, more behind-the-scenes photographs from the private collections of local crew members, and other great content from the making of the groundbreaking film. Hollywood's first blockbuster, Jaws was filmed on Martha's Vineyard where hundreds of locals were hired to work as actors and laborers. Amongst the Islanders were professional and amateur photographers who captured the production's inner operation on a daily basis. Every stage of the film has been chronicled, and the exhaustive collection is a must-have for movie buffs. Read more past the break, and catch a preview of the book before it publishes on September 25.
Filming Jaws as a long, overwhelming, and elaborate process. Scenic Martha's Vineyard captured the look and spirit of fictional Amity Island — as portrayed in Peter Benchley's 1974 bestselling novel — and it was crucial for the perfectionist director not to shoot in a tank or mock ocean. He wanted the open water, and the ocean was only 30-35 feet deep about 12 miles from shore, which made it easier for Spielberg to steady his prop sharks on the sandy floor. However, with real seawater came uncontrollable tide conditions — not to mention the technical difficulties Spielberg faced with Bruce the Shark who was mechanical, but definitely functioned like he had a mind of his own. Thankfully Spielberg stuck to his guns, despite fears that the rising budget and troubled shoot would make the production a complete washout. Actors Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss, and Robert Shaw helped bring the film to life, but Jaws: Memories from Martha's Vineyard shines a spotlight on the many behind-the-scenes people from the island who also had a starring role in Spielberg's first major motion picture breakthrough.
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"For dramatic effect, bubbles are created around the platform shark."
Three versions of Bruce the pneumatic prop shark — named after Spielberg's lawyer — were constructed. One was a full-body prop that was towed with a 300-foot umbilical cable, and the other two were "platform sharks" that were attached to a 12-ton steel platform that sat on the ocean floor. Thirteen technicians in scuba gear operated controls for the animatronic monster. Art director Joe Alves designed Bruce, and mechanical effects wizard Robert Mattey headed the construction. Lynn Murphy is a Vineyard marine mechanic who helped Spielberg run the special effects in the water. He's one of the bubble maestros pictured here, gunning the boat's engine.


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Volkswagen released a statement responding to allegations that its Super Bowl ad, in which a white guy from Minnesota adopts a Jamaican accent and irie attitude after getting a Beetle, is racist.
But some are calling the superimposed accent offensive. New York Times columnist Charles Blow likened the fake accent to "blackface with voices" on Soledad O'Brien's "Starting Point."
The Wall Street Journal's Christopher John Farley postulated if this is "the Jar Jar Binks of 2013."
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The concept of Volkswagen's "Get Happy" advertisement is to put a smile on your face, and continues to build upon the heritage of "human stories, told simply." The protagonist in the commercial is intentionally meant to portray an upbeat perspective and intelligence as he influences his coworkers to "Get Happy." His accent is intended to convey a relaxed, cheerful demeanor while encouraging a positive attitude as the antidote to a tough Monday. Everyone can relate to being in an office and being ground down by the pressures of work and "Get Happy" brings an optimistic, bright spirit into an otherwise mundane day.
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NEWBERRY, S.C. --- Jessica MacConnell (Cary, N.C.) and Olivia Gudewich (Frederick, Md.) each scored a hat trick to pace the Lees-McRae College women's lacrosse team on Friday evening, as Newberry College held off a strong second-half rally by the Bobcats en route to a 15-9 victory in non-conference play.
Newberry (6-6) tallied 39 shots in the contest, including 24 in the first half, as Lees-McRae (3-4) needed just 15 attempts to record nine goals on the day. The Wolves controlled 18 draws and scooped up 32 ground balls, while the Bobcats posted 26 grounders and converted 17-of-24 clearing attempts.
MaConnell and Gudewich both scored three goals to lead the way for the Bocbats, as Katelin Rooney (Naples, Fla.) controlled five draws and forced three turnovers. Rooney, Jessica Travers (Asheville, N.C.), and Nicole Dupont (Fort Myers, Fla.) each added an assist, while Mia Emmerson (Orlando, Fla.) posted 12 saves and a game-high five ground balls. Taylor Hunt (Lexington, N.C.) forced a contest-best six turnovers for the Bobcats.
Kerri Ann Barlage paced the Wolves with a game-high seven goals, as Carly Marksberry and Tessa Davis each dished out three assists. Megan Kenny and Davis both scored two goals, while Kristin Balish forced five turnovers and Morgan Raffaele made a trio of saves between the pipes.
Newberry jumped to an early 4-1 lead in the first half before the Bobcats responded, cutting the margin to 4-2 on MacConnell's second strike of the day at the 24:12 mark. The Wolves answered with four goals, pushing the advantage to 8-2 following Kenny's first tally with 15:25 to play in the half.
After MacConnell completed her hat trick at the 11:25 mark, Newberry responded with a trio of strikes, taking an 11-3 lead into the intermission. The Bobcats stormed out of the break, opening the second half with a 3-1 spurt to close the gap to 12-6 on a man-up goal by Gudewich with 22:11 to play.
Newberry would answer with a pair of goals before the Bobcats countered, cutting the lead to 14-9 on back-to-back strikes by Gudewich, the second of which coming at the 6:16 mark. The Wolves quelled the rally shortly thereafter, capping the day's scoring with Barlage's seventh of the day with 6:07 to play.
Lees-McRae returns to action on Tuesday, April 2 when the Bobcats travel to Charlotte, N.C. to resume their Conference Carolinas schedule against Queens University of Charlotte at 6 p.m.


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peavs Posts: 8Picked up my new Grand Caravan, Friday last week. (9/26) Everything has been great so far. It is missing 1 option that I wanted (power 3rd row seat) and had 1 that I did not want (SIRIUS BackSeat TV) but, it was as close to perfect and as close to home that I could find. :shades:
Here's the deal that I got:
2008 Grand Caravan SXT Base price
$ 27,140
Light Sandstone Metallic Paint
$ 150
Customer Preferred Package 28M
$ 3,785
Swivel'n Go Seating Group
$ 495
Trailer Tow Prep Group
$ 600
Premium Interior Group 1
$ 370
Dual Screen DVD Entertainment System
$ 1,525
2nd-Row Bucket Seats with Child Boosters
$ 225
4.0-Liter V6 SOHC Engine
$ 630
SIRIUS BackSeat TV
$ 495
$ 770
$ 36,185
My deal:
Employee Price
$ 31,935
Program Fee
$ 200
Go 1193 miles to pick it up fee
$ 1,130
Dealer "Customer Service" fee
$ 149
Trade in
$ - 2,000
$ 31,414
$ 2,198.98
$ 33,612.98
Dodge Midwest Rebate
$ - 3,000
Chrysler Financial Rebate
$ - 2,000
$ 28,612.98
I also got 3.9% for 60 months through Chrysler Financial.
I bought it out of my state so, Title and Transfer were additional and I paid 3/4% higher tax.
Obviously, if I could have found one closer and in my state it would have been cheaper. (around $1,436.23 :surprise: ). But the only one in my state, with the above minimum options, was fully loaded with 28N package, sunroof and navigation. That's almost $5,000 :surprise: more at employee price. I had a very hard time finding Trailer Tow and Booster Seats with in a 500 mile search radius. (Thanks to tedebear for the tip on how to use "Advanced Search" on the Dodge website.)
Also looks like I bought at the right time. Dodge Midwest Rebate went up $500 (to $3,500) but, Chrysler Financial rebate is gone and 60 months is 5.9% now. (According to the Doge website.)0
bstafford20 Posts: 4Trying to make sense of MSRPs and real prices. Most of what I've seen is for SXTs. Any experiences on getting the best price for a Grand Caravan SE?
Also, if I look at an '07 what kinda REAl prices are people paying for those? Obviously, there are differences with mileages so include those with your answers.0
subsea Posts: 1The oldest post here is Dec 2008. I'm looking to buy soon and am thinking (hoping) that there are some screamin' deals out there given Chryslers recent issues.0
phoenix67 Posts: 3Hi, I am new to this forum. We live in maryland and are trying to buy a 2009 T&C Touring edition with the 28L package( 4.0L engine, 2 DVDs, backup camera, power & heated seats...), also navigation, sirius tv and uconnect and the security package, remote start. We have a quote from clarksville for $28K (of course excluding Tax/tags etc)
Does this seem reasonable? Has anyone done better in maryland. please let me know.
thanx. L0
andy_edmunds Posts: 17Hi,
I was not in the market for Dodge Caravan, if there are good deals out there, I am interested. Any one with recent quotes or bought one. Please chime in.
nwglendale Posts: 3Have been looking the last week here in Phoenix area at either the T&C Limited, or T&C 25th Anniversary, or Grand Caravan 25th Anniversary. Unlike other posters, none of the several dealers I've contacted will go below 6K off MSRP. And that not the out the door price either, that's what they'll go to before TTL, etc.. Some won't even go that much off. And that includes a couple dealers that are on the dealer cut list. They just keep saying they'll sell them to other dealers..So, glad some parts of the country are getting 7- 10K off the MSRP, but it's not happening here. (and yes, I can provide specific examples and dealers to back this up).0
grendel72 Posts: 5Thought I would try to revive this thread. I am looking into possibly buying a Dodge GC SXT fully loaded. Any one purchase one in the last month or so and what were you able to get it for?
pdampier Posts: 1Purchased a 2010 SXT last night with 28K package (4.0L engine) and power lift gate for $24k + $150 "doc fee" + TTL. MSRP was $28,530...0
turbanski Posts: 85Here is my recent (3/15/10) lease deal for a 2010 GC, base SE with no options. Stow & Go standard equipment.
Rebates & Discounts- $5,750 + Dealer Paid 36 moth Maintenance Program + $3,000 cash down
Adj. Cap Cost: $ $18,310 (Includes NYS Sales Tax & all fees)
Monthly PMT After .0875 NYS Sales Tax & All Fees = $271.40 (36 mo.)0
justynthyme Posts: 7I just bought a 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT from a dealer with 72,218 miles on it. It's really clean with a clean carfax and it drives really well. It comes with a 6 cd changer, satellite radio, sto go, automatic doors, no dvd. No dents, overall very clean, no crazy sounds, very smooth ride etc... Comes with a 90 day warranty powertrain....
I paid $8943 out the door after taxes, tags, title etc... Was this a pretty good deal?.. I pick it up tomorrow or the next day after. Any suggestions on maintenance or what to do right after I get it? The dealer said he would put all new fluids in it. thanks for any comments or advice...
This is my second minivan I already own a 2008 Kia Sedona which I bought new.. It has 42k on it and it has been great no problems at all....0
jpf Posts: 496Regular maintenance is important, especially the transmission fluid. Use only Mopar fluid recommended in the service manual. In fact, I would only get the transmission serviced at a Chrysler dealer. Good luck with your vehicle.0
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CSB and SJU Entrepreneur Scholars win national awards
March 2, 2012
By Ben Besasie '12
Seniors in the CSB/SJU Entrepreneur Scholars program won first, second, and third place at the National Entrepreneur Scholar Consortium Elevator Pitch Competition in Denver, Colo. on Feb. 25.
Paul Marsnik, associate professor of global business leadership and entrepreneurship, is the faculty director of the Entrepreneur Scholars program. Marsnik teaches courses as a part of the program in entrepreneurial studies which preps the students for competitions like this.
"[Our students] executed nearly flawless pitches. To do that, you have to have a great idea, explain it clearly, then describe the opportunity, the competitive advantage, the target market and the financial model, all in 90 seconds," Marsnik said.
Ten CSB and SJU students competed among 39 students. This is the first time a single Entrepreneur Scholars program has won all three prizes.
"It was one of the proudest moments in my 18 years as a professor at CSB/ SJU," Marsnik said. "Just getting one student in the top 3 is a big deal. Achieving a clean sweep (1st, 2nd, and 3rd) is unheard of. It has never been done before and it is quite possible that it will never be done again."
Matt Wildenborg, SJU senior physics major, won first place. He presented his big idea: Knee Jerk - a new application of a revolutionary concept using body movements to generate electricity for charging personal technology tools.
Lauren Witt, CSB senior social entrepreneurship major and owner of the new Student Art Store in St. Joseph won second place. She presented her big idea: A personalized camera rental service at ski resorts that outfits skiers and snowboarders with video cameras and provides a DVD of the videos after the rental is completed.
Jessie Niyongabo, SJU senior environmental studies major from Ethiopia, won third place. He presented the shared car partnership, WeCar, which CSB/SJU has with the company Enterprise.
Wildenborg explained that the design of the competition left the judges with a lot of subjectivity beyond the students' control. CSB and SJU students spent numerous breaks in their hotel room throwing around ideas and developing them as a team. They combined group cohesion, creativity, and the overall ability to have fun with this opportunity.
"We showed that we were there to compete, give it our all, and stand representative of our school," Wildenborg said. "This was a huge accomplishment for our team."
All three winners prepared for a competition and beyond, gaining promising skills to use in the future. Wildenborg described that a well-rehearsed elevator pitch is important when only having a small window of time to convince a listener of who you are, your purpose, and what makes your idea unique and competitive.
"Whether seeking an investor, a job, or just in pass-by conversation, a well-executed elevator pitch can turn those precious few seconds into a lifetime of opportunities," Wildenborg said.


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SALT LAKE CITY — In 1997, Greg Hudnall was contacted by police and asked to identify the body of a student who had committed suicide near the school where Hudnall served as principal.
"It was the most traumatizing thing I've ever gone through," Hudnall said. "I walked back to my car and threw up and sobbed for probably an hour. Driving home I made a promise to myself that I would try to do something to prevent suicide in my school."
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death for Utah's youth and each day, two children ages 10-17 are treated for suicide attempts, according to the Utah Department of Health.
The harrowing facts about Utah's mental health, particularly among children, has motivated several state lawmakers to address the issue head-on this year. Rep. Steven Eliason, R-Sandy, has described suicide in Utah as a "silent epidemic" and has introduced legislation that would require school districts to hold annual parent seminars on suicide prevention, bullying and internet safety.
Sen. Luz Robles, D-Salt Lake City, worked with the family of David Phan to draft SB184, which would require schools to notify parents if a student threatens to commit suicide or is involved in an incident of harassment, bullying, cyber-bullying or hazing. Phan shot himself in front of several classmates on a pedestrian overpass near Bennion Junior High School in November. Reports from friends and family members suggest he was the victim of frequent bullying.
Robles said the current requirement to notify parents is broad and has led to some inconsistencies in the way districts apply the policy. In the case of David Phan, there is some dispute between the family and Granite School District as to how much and what information was relayed to the family prior to his death.
"It was heartbreaking to see parents saying that they were never notified," Robles said. "Somehow there was a miscommunication."
Robles' bill – as well as a nearly identical House bill sponsored by Rep. Gage Froerer, R-Huntsville – would set a statewide standard for when schools are required to contact parents about safety threats to their child. It would seek to get ahead of a problem before it claims the life of a child and also ensure that parents understand the gravity of what is being reported to them by requiring parents to sign a statement acknowledging that they were informed of an incident by educators.
On Tuesday, after the Senate Education Committee unanimously advanced Robles' bill, Phan's family released a statement expressing their thanks to the lawmakers who sponsored suicide prevention and anti-bullying bills.
"We are grateful that David's memory and the tragedy that our family is surviving are being addressed," the family said in a prepared statement. "Our family is pleased that the people of Utah have taken the issue of bullying seriously and have moved our legislature to bring anti-bullying legislation to the floors of both the House and Senate."
But with Utah's rate of suicide among the highest in the nation, the question remains as to whether a phone call home is enough to avert tragedy.
Next steps
Hudnall, who now serves as associate superintendent of Provo School District, said that contacting parents about concerns is a crucial and necessary first step, but effective suicide prevention can't stop there. During the past decade and a half since his experience in 1997, Hudnall has been instrumental in creating the Utah County HOPE Task Force, a comprehensive partnership between educators, law enforcement officials, mental health professionals and community organizations geared toward getting students the help they need.
"For us it's a multi-faceted approach and suicide is not an option because we work diligently with agencies and community volunteers," he said. "We believe it takes a whole village to save a child."
The task force, which is comprised of some 40 different agencies, got its start in 1997 after Hudnall sent out invitations to various organizations to participate in a round-table discussion on suicide. Nearly every group he contacted sent a representative and over several years, and after extensive dialogue, strategies were devised and plans were formed.
Between 1999 and 2005, Hudnall said there were between one and two youth suicides in Provo each year as the group grew and coalesced. In 2005 the task force seemed to hit a critical mass and since then, Hudnall said, there have been several suicide attempts and many hospitalizations, but not one youth's life has been lost to suicide in all of Provo School District and Provo City.
"This is our eighth year," he said. "We keep trying to put out the word. It's not a focus on suicide prevention, it's a focus on getting help for kids."
Finding solutions
Several of the task force's practices mirror recent action on the state level. For example, every teacher in Provo School District is required to go through suicide prevention training, similar to a bill passed last year requiring Utah's educators to undergo training every five years.
Provo district also holds a series of events aimed at training parents and community members to identify the warning signs of bullying and suicide, not unlike Eliason's bill requiring an annual parent seminar on suicide, bullying and internet safety.
But the HOPE Task Force, which stands for Hold On, Persuade and Empower, employs a greater breadth and depth than most school district communities and the state as a whole. Hudnall said the task force works with businesses and religious organizations to train parents, clergy and youth leaders and the school district hosts suicide walks and informational community events on an ongoing and nearly perpetual basis.
"We've trained 16,000 people so far throughout the community and throughout the area," he said. "We literally talk about it all the time. It's a proactive approach and everybody is involved."
In addition, free support groups are offered for at-risk students as well as the families of children lost to suicide. Inside the schools, HOPE Squads comprised of peer students are trained to watch out for warning signs and provide help and support to their classmates.
"They're not therapists, they're just support," Hudnall said. "They reach out, they listen, they know when to encourage kids to get to adults."
And if a student expresses a suicide threat, the school goes beyond contacting their parents, collaborating with school-assigned police officers to transport the student directly to the emergency room for a mental health evaluation.
"Before we would just call the parents and say you need to do something about it," Hudnall said. "Now, the school resource officer will 'pink slip' them and we literally take them to the hospital and have the parents meet us there."
Find the warning signs
Rebecca Glather, executive director of the Utah branch of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, said that the majority of individuals who suffer from mental illness begin to experience their symptoms between the ages of 14 and 24. This presents challenges, she said, because those ages coincide with the time when a person develops the academic, professional and relationship skills that they carry into their adult life.
If a child's parent is able to identify warning signs and intervene early on in the manifestation of a mental illness, she said, it can change the trajectory of that child's life. But Glather said it can be difficult to differentiate between emotional stress and normal teen angst as well as find adequate treatment, particularly in rural areas.
"We have a huge gaping hole in the center of our state where there are zero child psychiatrists," she said. "Treatment is a challenge."
Hudnall said the collaboration with mental health providers is the key component of the HOPE Task Force's success. He said to be truly effective, a school district needs to be able to immediately secure counseling for an at-risk student, a process which takes a significant amount of time and discussion with interested parties to put in place.
"It took us five to seven years to put it together," he said. "We didn't do it overnight. This is hundreds and hundreds of hours."
Glather said she was not familiar enough with the HOPE model to comment specifically on it's efficacy, but she praised the way the task force had built a comprehensive partnership to address the issue.
"Certainly the idea of bringing the community partners together and talking about how we solve this in our community is a good model," she said. "Everyone needs to be on board and look at what works and what the research says."
Puzzle pieces
Robles said her bill is only a piece of the ultimate puzzle of curbing Utah's suicide problem. She said the death of children is a family, community and state issue that will require continued discussion and work, but a crucial first step is making sure that initial collaboration – the one between parent and school – is taking place.
"The reality is we have a crisis," she said. "I don't know that we can overestimate the problem."
Hudnall had a similar view of the issue, saying that while he believes most school districts already strive to keep parents informed, a law reinforcing that practice would certainly not harm the suicide prevention process.
"Anything we can do to prevent suicide, I'm for," he said. "I'm sure that we will never do enough."
Glather also said that for parents who may be questioning whether their child's behavior warrants treatment, the standard criteria is when there is an interruption to daily life, such as oversleeping or insomnia, a sudden decline in academic performance or a loss of interest in activities they used to enjoy.
"Any time it gets to the point that it's interrupting their daily activity, their ability to engage in activities in their daily life, that's when parents should consider contacting a professional," she said.
How to get help
According to Greg Hudnall, a key focus of the Utah County HOPE Task Force's mission to prevent suicide is educating individuals about what resources are available to them and where to go for mental health services.
Here are some of the national and local agencies that provide assistance to persons experiencing emotional stress and suicidal thoughts.
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
• Valley Mental Health:
> Salt Lake County Crisis Line: (801) 587-3000
> Summit County Crisis Line: (435) 649-8347
> Tooele County Crisis Line: (435) 882-5600
• Wasatch Mental Health:
> Utah County Crisis Line: (801) 373-7393
> Wasatch County Crisis Line: (801) 318-4016
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A couple of late consolation TDs made the final score a bit prettier, but no amount of makeup can completely alter the thoroughness of Clark's victory.
Congrats to Del Rio for the best season in school history. And congrats to Clark, which can say just about the same thing after improving to 13-0, and tying last year's squad for the most victories in a single season in school history.
The Cougars will play Austin Westlake next weekend at a time and place to be determined. They're actually going to set up the arrangements right now, but deadline looms so we'll have to get that information at a later date.
Clark 35, Del Rio 0, 0:35 left in the third
Greenbauer's third TD run, this one from 9 yards, ends all doubt. Del Rio's first playoff run of any note will come to an end, while the Cougars will improve to 25-2 against their former district rivals.
Clark 28, Del Rio 0, 4:53 left in the third quarter
Del Rio made a spirited stand to start the second half, forcing Clark to punt on three downs. Drive No. 2 didn't turn out too well, though. Following a 70-yard dash right through the heart of Del Rio's defense, Greenbauer scored from 7 yards to put the Cougars up by 28.
Clark 21, Del Rio 0, halftime
Clark added another touchdown and now lead by what seems to be an insurmountable 21 points. As is so often the case for the Cougars, offense and defense are playing in almost perfect concert to produce a 15 minutes to 9 edge in possession.
They've rushed for 176 yards — 99 by Hayden Greenbauer — while holding Del Rio to 0 on 10 attempts. And that is about it as far as the stats go. Clark has held on to the ball so long, and Del Rio has struggled so mightily to get anything going, there's really not much else to talk about at this stage.
The game is unfolding in unsurprising fashion, with Clark using its customary blend of stifling defense and power offense to stick the Rams in an early hole.
The telling stat so far: Clark, 19 carries for 131 yards; Del Rio, 4 carries for 0 yards.
Here at the Alamodome about 20 minutes before kickoff.
The storyline here is pretty clear: How much has Del Rio improved from its days as the perennial whipping boy of the Northside District? Today's opponent, Clark, is not only undefeated, but has won 24 of 26 previous meetings with the Rams.
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