August 7, 2008

Kevin Costner Keeps Trying to Reinvent Himself

Some actors naturally fall into a career and it certainly seemed like Kevin Costner had, with natural All American features and delivery, he was perfect for playing a wide range of characters, without ever having to strain on charm and delivery. And yet somewhere, something went wrong. Of course Kevin Costner couldn’t spend his career playing baseball players or fans of baseball, but the man was clearly dissatisfied.

Dances with Wolves was a critical and commercial success, even if today few people could be paid to sit through the movie, let alone care about it. But after directing and producing Dances with Wolves, Costner went to an odder place with JFK, harnessing his stereotypical character to an absurd Oliver Stone melodrama. JFK would be Oliver Stone’s last real breakthrough successful film and Costner’s second to last. Costner followed up JFK with The Bodyguard, a movie that did pretty well, even if it’s remembered today mostly as the butt of jokes. And then he dived off the rail with a series of preachy or tedious overlong movies that no one really wanted to see.

A Perfect World, Wyatt Earp and The War had one thing in common, no one really wanted to see them. And of course the longest drawn out high profile of the movies, Wyatt Earl, was produced by Kevin Costner, leading to the perception that post Dances with Wolves, Costner was producing long tedious movies starring himself as an ego trip. It was a charge that would take hold with Waterworld and The Postman, both produced by Costner.

With Wyatt Earp a national joke, Costner did the worst possible thing he could have done. He produced and starred in Waterworld, an extremely expensive, extremely long and extremely tedious and preachy movie, in an unlikable role and with troubled tensions on the set. Despite eventually breaking even, Waterworld finished what Wyatt Earp had begun by turning Kevin Costner into a national joke. When he produced and starred in yet another overly long Post-apocalyptic movie 2 years later, The Postman became icing on the cake.

Afterward Kevin Costner began hopping genres with no luck at all. From romantic comedy to sports movie to horror to western to serial killer movie, producing Mr. Brooks in which he played the serial killer, Costner seemed to be trying something new, retreating to the sort of movie people kept expecting from him, and trying again, all with no luck. Swing Vote is another retreat, Costner retreating into the sort of character people expect him to play, at a time when interest in politics is at an all time high, but can he make it a success? The track record would suggest otherwise. And having produced Swing Vote makes the movie into yet another Costner project which reinforces his old control problem that put him outside in the first place.

get cash back

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Is Sierra Dead? Should Sierra Die?

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Edge says Sierra Must Die , but as far as I’m concerned Sierra has been dead for a long time. For one thing Sierra has been too closely identified with adventure games, for it to have any kind of meaningful identity in the aftermath of Ken and Roberta Williams, the Coles, Lowe and everyone else. While Ken Williams of course made the attempt to transition to other kinds of games than adventure gaming, when Sierra’s adventure games died, so did the company. And it’s the adventure gaming brands associated with Sierra, King’s Quest, Quest for Glory, Police Quest that were the heart of the company.

Unfortunately American adventure gaming which depended on a small literate and often adult gaming base really couldn’t survive the transition of the PC to a teenage game machine defined by the FPS, First Person Shooter. Nor could Sierra adventure games even survive the transition from 2D to 3D, as King’s Quest 7 and Quest for Glory 5 and the Police Quest tactical shooters and the FMV and then clunky 3D Gabriel Knight games demonstrated well enough. So Sierra was dying even before it was taken over.

So as a modern gaming brand Sierra is dead. But that doesn’t mean it’s dead period. Sierra games continue to be influential in their own ways and there is a large fanbase online working on everything from bringing the ImagiNation network back online to creating cleaned up and improved graphical versions of the King’s Quest games and Quest for Glory 2 and Space Quest games, not to mention creating new King’s Quest games and Quest for Glory games. And at some point when American gaming has a serious wake up call, they might look back to that fanbase too.

finding shoes.com promo codes

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Welcome to the new economy, where driving to the mall costs more than ever, prices are rising, jobs are less secure and people are spending less money than ever. So does that mean you should stop shopping? No it means that you should stop smart with a great emphasis on price points and savings. That means taking advantage of every angle of a deal and finding more ways to save money on the things you buy and when you shop online, making sure that you take advantage of free shipping offers and coupon codes as a way to save money.

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Want to Buy the Brooklyn Bridge?

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Of all the times for New York State to get stuck with a corrupt political hack who has never actually had to make any serious or real decisions in his life, the very worst would be during an economic crisis or a manufactured economic crisis, but one which has nevertheless left us with a gaping deficit. So of course naturally we’re stuck with Governor Patterson, a cokehead, corrupt and completely ignorant whose response to the crisis is to order some much needed but incomplete spending freezes and begin selling off state assets.

Brilliant plan of course. Sure New York can sell the state lottery and bridges and roads to meet a current deficit while shorting its own future. It’s typical politics which hinges on ignoring the future and selling off the present to meet short term political and economic goals. Real maturity would require tackling the tremendous culture of corruption in New York State that drives the spending in the first place, a culture of corruption that has gotten Patterson to where he is today by being part of the system.

A crisis is the worst time possible to have the corrupt and the amateurish in the driver’s seat, but that’s exactly the state New York State is in and if Obama wins, soon all of America as well. Flying by the seat as politics works fine in movies, but doesn’t work in real life. And selling off New York State might infuse enough money into the political machine to keep the favors and graft moving, but it’s just maintaining the source of the problem. Bankruptcy at this point might be better than that, because then finally the corrupt legislators who have created the monster might actually have to deal with the consequences of their corruption. Don’t expect that to happen under Governor Patterson’s watch. So sure let’s sell the bridges.

order on up

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The Wii’s Wiimote has opened up some really cool possibilities as far as gameplay goes, letting you interact with games in a whole new way, and developers have only begun to take advantage of the kind of games that can be made when the player can interact with the game in real world motions, which allows for much more interesting kind of interactions than the usual driving and shooting control scheme of games.

Order Up! is one of the cooler games taking advantage of what the Nintendo Wii’s Wiimote can do with a whole new kind of gaming, delivering a restaurant sim that’s about more than managing but that actually lets you cook and prepare the ingredients for each meal with real world motions use the Wiimote. As you can see in the Order Up! Trailer and the videos above and below, Order Up! lets you shake, grind, slice and dice, put em on the stove and prepare entire meals using the Wiimote. It’s really cool and it’s a lot of fun to play.

Starting out as a beginning chef in a burger joint in Port Abello (think mushroom) , Order Up! takes you through the stages as you work your way up from burger and fries through the ranks to become a celebrity star chef. With lots of cusines to choose from, including Asian, Italian and Mexican, you can work with the ambiance and prepare meals for your customers and keep your business afloat, all using the Wiimote in real world gestures and motions, instead of all the endless carpal tunnel inducing button mashing you usually expect from games.

If you enjoy watching Gordon Ramsay do his thing and wanted to try it yourself or become your own Iron Chef, Order Up! gives you the chance to do that and more, using real life kitchen tools. And why knows after playing some Order Up! you might be ready to cook yourself a meal too.



Does Anyone Really want a Doom 4?

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QuakeCon 08 has seen the announcement of a Doom 4, though I’m sure it won’t be called that, maybe Doom: Legend of the Lost Marine or something equally awkward. Nobody at id seems to know much about what Doom 4 will actually look like, but it’s safe to predict that there will be a doomed station on Mars, lots of guns, lots of darkness and lots of beasties. A better question though is why should anyone care?

The original Doom was an incredibly influential game. Most people played Doom 2 because they liked Doom which was a very influential game and because the FPS market was still pretty light on good shooters. Doom 3 sold plenty of copies, but wasn’t remotely influential, except in terms of licensing its engine to make better games. Doom 4 will probably be a hell of a demo for its own engine, and will probably sell enough copies to keep Carmack in Italian race cars, but odds are will be as meaningless as Doom 3 was.

Today it’s about games like Halo and Call of Duty that offer serious multiplayer action, not exactly Doom’s strong suit. Instead with Doom 3, id basically remade Doom with better graphics. If they do that with Doom 4, there’s a strong possibility no one will care. These days Quake has more relevance that Doom does, because Doom is just the same recycled game mechanics that went out in the 90’s. Half Life, which shared much of the story with Doom, succeeded and continues to succeed because it offers more than a BFG to shoot flying flaming skulls with. Doom 4 probably won’t offer anything more than that. The cachet of Doom’s name keeps it alive but can’t make it relevant.

the wisdom of expectations

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Look down over the earth, the rising continents above blue oceans, the fragile marble that hangs third in the daisy chain of the solar system’s gravity, planets spinning in the night around the fierce furnace of a hot sun, radiations passing out to the Oort cloud and the manifold solar systems beyond. What message can pass from the same fragile beings who inhabit this world, what can they offer to immortality? As part of the launch of Richard Garriot’s new game Tabula Rasa, Operation Immortality has been launched online with a simple goal, Operation Immortality: Leave your mark. Save Humanity.. At the Operation Immortality website you get the chance to answer the big question, what message, what voice will you add to the chorus emanating from that small blue planet, third in a row, turning in the great night. We all have our mottos, our messages, our jokes, but having to narrow it down to one single message makes you think about life and the larger picture, the scale and scope of the choices that we make. It’s part of the story of Tabula Rasa and it’s what Operation Immortality asks you to do by sending your own message to the universe.

The message I chose, which you can locate on the website at code 595 was, “Let us learn to be wise before it is too late for we cannot know what the future will bring, only know that it will ask more of us than we expect.” And that is certainly true. At each stage of life, demand exceeds expectation and the challenges that weight on us exceed what we could have expected. That’s true of us as individuals and as a species and it’s true of life in the universe in general.

In the face of the fragility of life, knowing how little we know and how unprepared we are, is our best incentive for self-improvement and transcendence, for only by knowing that we fight against the odds, can we prevail against the darker possible futures to come.

At Operation Immortality, accessible at the link above, you can contribute your own legacy to be launched into space and leave your own motto, message, hope, dream, joke or simply echo into the great void of our own collective consciousness. And of course you can download a trial of Richard Garriot’s Tabula Rasa, because you know that when the creator of Ultima, Lord British himself, makes a game, it’s something you need to be a part of.

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Is a Robin coming to Nolan’s Batman movies?

It’s hard to argue that the introduction of Robin to the original Batman movies was part of a tonal shift away from Tim Burton’s darker Batman and toward Joel Schumacher’s upbeat cheesy neon covered goofy wonderland. It may not be entirely a coincidence that Batman and Robin was the first Batman movie that truly bombed. Robin’s introduction even weakened the Batman animated series, which it can’t help but do. Paint it anyway you like but Robin waters down Batman, makes him into a paternal figure with some sort of home life, and it’s hard to make that too dark, unless you do it the way Frank Miller did in All Star Batman, but I doubt even Nolan will be willing to go there. But at the same time Batman has a journey to make in Nolan’s movies and I doubt it will be all one note. Robin does change Batman, but at some point Batman also needs to change. Tim Burton’s Batman Returns was seen as just as dark and disturbing in its time, as The Dark Knight. Both were the second movies from visionary directors, The Dark Knight’s huge take likely makes Christopher Nolan bulletproof, in a way that Tim Burton wasn’t, but the backlash to the dark vision of Batman may still be building up just the same.

Jason Statham as Daredevil?

Color that one as a very terrible idea. It’s not even an issue of the accent, Jason Statham is fine when playing tough blokes who don’t have much to say. Casting him as Daredevil is completely unworkable. Even if he could play the man in the red suit, he would have to play Matt Murdock and I don’t see Jason Statham pulling off a Hell’s Kitchen blind crusading lawyer, not without it being the most unintentionally funniest thing to watch since Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Mr. Freeze in Batman and Robin. There are plenty of British actors who could do the role, Jude Law comes to mind, for that matter even Ben Affleck was pretty decent in the part, decent enough not to need recasting. Jason Statham just isn’t one of them. Frank Miller’s relatively noncommittal support at the LA Times interview,

I made the mistake of asking Statham if might not make a better Bullseye than Matt Murdock and I thought he might hit me with his pint glass. “Forget Bullseye, I want to be Daredevil!” Miller nodded. “I think he should be Daredevil too.”

just suggests that Frank Miller might screw up Daredevil as badly as he seems to be screwing up The Spirit.

unleash the collector within

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George Lucas and Indy 5

Well the George has spoken and Indy 5 won’t focus purely on Shia LeBeouf’s Mutt Williams, not that anyone seriously expected it would. The ending of indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull made it symbolically clear that Mutt Williams wasn’t taking over yet, but at the same time set up the reality that it was coming. I’m sure that George Lucas’ original mentions of Mutt Williams taking over was there as a negotiating tactic for some leverage against Harrison Ford and to test out the eventual direction of the Indiana Jones movies. With the supposed Indiana Jones plan being to make three sequels followed by a spinoff movie that has Shia LeBeouf’s character taking the lead, we can probably assume that Indy 5 will have more duo bonding and a more prominent role for Shia LeBeouf. Indy 6 will hand the torch over slowly from Indiana Jones to Mutt Williams, who for all we know might be calling himself Mutt Jones by then (hey it’s not that much worse than Mutt Williams) and will set out on amazing adventures wearing his Village People biker gear in the Indy 7 slash Mutt 1 spinoff. It’s the sort of plan George Lucas would embrace because it disposes of the old characters and lets him remake it to maximize its appeal to small children and their merchandising dollars.

August 6, 2008

Team Darfur Olympians Denied Visas

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If there’s anything that should be sending a loud and clear message that the public and past Olympians should be boycotting the 1936 Berlin Olympics, I’m sorry that’s the 2008 Bejing Olympics, it’s China’s decision to bar Olympian members of Team Darfur from even entering the country and attending the games. The basic condition for holding the Olympics should be to allow past and present Olympians to attend the games. But the International Olympic Committee’s hypocrisy and cowardice, which has led them to accept censored access, mass evictions of civilian population and the whole premise of holding athletic events with air quality that’s barely breathable, just so the Communist party dictatorship can have itself a festival, has chosen to completely ignore Joey Cheek’s and Kendra Zanotto’s ban from the games, even as the IOC is intimidating past winners into cutting their ties with Team Darfur. Clearly genocide is okay with the IOC, so long as it doesn’t get in the way of the festivities.

Mackinnon also said a number of non-American Team Darfur members contacted the central office in recent weeks asking to be disassociated from the group. She said all have asked for anonymity, but a few confided that their national Olympic committees had put pressure on them to cut ties.

compete and win

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DC’s Big Problems

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Between the anticlimactic Final Crisis, the incoherent Trinity and weak Batman centered offerings like Paul Dini’s Batman Detective RIP or Joker’s Asylum, it’s not hard to see why DC is in so much trouble. The Dark Knight may be scoring at the box office, but he isn’t scoring on the shelf and faked teases about killing Batman in Final Crisis and RIP Batman just bring back the worst memories of how DC bungled the death of Superman. The latest RIP Batman Detective perpetuates the problem with an opening that shows Batman being killed, though of course it’s again a duplicate. The whole RIP storyline has been more than a little incoherent and downright tedious, especially since we all know Batman won’t be killed and Hush is basically a psychotic mama’s boy who’s good at strategy and planning things, which doesn’t exactly make him rank right up there with the Joker or even the Scarecrow, who makes his own appearance in the issue as Dr. Crane and as a coming fright. Tommy’s hatred for Bruce Wayne and Batman really doesn’t make very much sense and neither does the story.

Time Warner’s Bad Merger Blues

With the demand for broadband soaring and movies doing blockbuster business, particularly Time Warner’s own The Dark Knight, things should be rosy for Time Warner, an old fashioned media mega corporation gone digital, but Time Warner is still suffering from the consequences of a bad merger. The AOL Time Warner merger, one of the worst examples of old line companies trying to jump on board the internet without really understanding what they’re doing, continues dragging Time Warner down. AOL as always a bad fit and the merger combined two companies, one with a huge amount of valuable properties and a booming cable business, and one that gave away CD’s with 60 free hours of internet. It’s hard to know what Levin was thinking or if he was even thinking at all. Had AOL been able to reinvent itself with the rise of broadband, things might not be so bad, for the joined company, but between the decline of the magazine business and AOL’s increasing descent into a company with no product or reason for existing, Time Warner is in trouble and ripe for someone like Carl Icahn to come along and tear it to pieces.

the best of vegas

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They say that, “Nobody really knows Las Vegas except those who have walked the streets and spilled their eager heart on its gaming tables”, but when you find yourself headed toward the city of sin, you have to know where to go before you get there. That is where “Best of Vegas” comes in. “Best of Vegas” can take your Las Vegas vacations or Las Vegas outings and make them a time to remember because only “Best of Vegas” knows exactly where to go and what to do. Simply put, “Best of Vegas” is your absolutely ultimate guide to the best that Vegas has to offer, from hotels to tours to clubs, “Best of Vegas” knows it all and shares it with you. Leave the guidebook at home and stop being a tourist. “Best of Vegas” offers you the real Vegas that tourists will never get in on, finding the deals and VIP specials that will set your Las Vegas vacation memories apart from all the rest. From the shows you wanted to see but never thought you could get into to the memories of the heart of Las Vegas waiting to be made in your photo albums and your dreams, take the “Best of Vegas” by clicking on the link above.

Newspapers Doing that whole Interactive Thing

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Most newspapers by now have figured out that they need an online strategy to survive. With sharply dropping circulation numbers, monetizing the internet is a priority for the press. While an online only presence will never be economical for most newspapers, it may come to the point where it will be fifty - fifty or even twenty-five - seventy-five and that means not just advertising, which is a huge problem in and of itself, as newspapers have to figure out how to sell ad space on virtual pages being read by anyone from around the world, but also how to drive traffic. With online viewer count ranking much lower in advertising dollars than offline reader and subscriber count, newspapers need to drive more traffic, rather than just banking on their user names. So the Washington Post is on board Facebook, integrates Sphere, uses related link generation, includes a social bookmarking and sharing toolbar for dumping the stories on Digg, Newsvine and Del.ico.us, but they still haven’t managed to do anything about the trolls.

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The Fox Business News Turkey

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It’s not clear what the normally savvy Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes were thinking when they launched Fox Business Network. With the purchase of the Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, NewsCorp had compelling properties that could have been used as solid and credible brands for a business cable channel, as opposed to the Fox brand which is primarily associated with entertainment. Ailes made the Fox News channel work mainly as an antidote to CNN and MSNBC. Of course there FOX was competing against the wounded post-Turner CNN that was out to sea and an MSNBC network whose launch was almost as senseless as that of the Fox Business Network itself. And of course politics played a key role, with the Fox News Channel projecting itself as a conservative political alternative to the liberal CNN and MSNBC. But no such political positioning could really work for FBN. While Ailes has tried to promote FBN as more pro-business than CNBC, the last thing people watching the financial news want is an unambiguous cheerleading devoid of critical commentary, when their own money is on the line.

art and science

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The science of beauty can be and also is the art of beauty. No perfect beauty formulation exists to bring forth beauty in a client, it takes an artistic and creative eye to see that beauty and see the way it can be brought out, and that high standard of the art of beauty is what is cultivated at the Regency Beauty Institute. From its humble beginnings half a century ago, the Regency Beauty Institute continues to expand across the United States, bringing its teachings in the art of beauty within reach of new students all across the country. With Regency Beauty Institute’s latest round of expansion, the institute is ready to serve and teach students across nine states, so whether you find yourself looking for beauty schools in kansas or beauty schools in Minnesota or beauty schools in any of the nine states served by Regency Beauty Institute, you’re in luck because Regency Beauty Institute is in your area and Regency Beauty Institute is the place to go. If you want to find out whether Regency Beauty Institute is in your state, click on the link above and explore the Regency Beauty Institute website and discover what the Regency Beauty Institute has to offer you for a future in beauty.






















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