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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 14, 2012
User Score
Universal acclaim- based on 2391 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 2,106 out of 2391
Mixed: 136 out of 2391
Negative: 149 out of 2391
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Dec 16, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Hi, I watched the movie today and I have to say it really is the movie I wanted to see! Both, 3D and HFR were great after 5 or 10 minutes, which it took to get used to the higher frame rate. 3D was cool, because there were many scenes you noticed it but it never was the scene highlight, so the film just got better with the 3D-effect and wasn't only good because of 3D. Jackson didn't really cut the books story and nearly everything mentioned in the book is in the film. Some scenes are a little bit different from the book without changing he story, for example in the troll scene, which happens a little different in the book and is just different in the film to make it easier for the viewer, who maybe not know the book, to understand whats going on. That very exact reproduktion of the book's story leads to a little slower speed of story telling, what you have to like if u want to enjoy the first hour of the movie, otherwise you wil be a little bit bored in the beginning. But once Rivendell is reached and the Shire is left behind the Action starts and you can enjoy great effects, pictures and scenes. The "new Orc-look", which is a little different from the LotR-movies, is a little polarising so again not everyone will like it.
All in all i conclude that "The Hobbit - An unexpected journey" is a great movie, but different from LotR so if u loved the LotR movies but never really liked the books (and the hobbit novel) u may be disappointed. But if you know the novel and like Tolkien's books this is your film. You will also notice that there are some things not mentioned in the hobbit but in other of Tolkien's texts and books, which are in the movie, what makes it easier to integrate the movie in the whole middleearth history.
You may have noticed that i am using the word "different" very often. That may show you, that this movie isn't really a prequel to LotR, what would mean it has the same style and epic battles, but the story happening BEFORE LotR, what means it takes place in the same world and is important for the things happening years later and explains why the movie contains more funny and less dark or intimidating moments than LotR.
I love the film as I love the books and LotR-movies and can't wait to see the second part next year and I am pretty sure I will watch this one once again in the cinema, can't wait to see the movie again till its out on blu-ray.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012The Hobbit: an Unexpected Journey is a brilliant movie to start off what will be an amazing trilogy.Now the Director Peter Jackson has not lost his style from The lord of the Rings movies because middle earth still looks excitingly dangerous. Bilbo Baggins played by Martin Freeman from Sherlock owns it as playing Bilbo. He is a brave little Hobbit that goes on a journey with Gandalf and the dwarves to try and reclaim there homeland which was destroyed by the evil Dragon Smaug. When your watching this film you are routing for Bilbo all the time because he is the underdog because the drwarve leader Thorin thinks he has not got what it takes to go on the journey. Also we get to see Gollum again played by Andy Serkis is still a creepy mysterious devil like he was in the Lord of the Rings and that was fantastic to see. I think everybody is going to enjoy this movie and I did not want this film to end. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a great way to end the year.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012If anyone on this earth remembers when talking pictures came out there were aot of people that said it was no good and when color film came out there were alot of people that did not like that either. when flat screen tvs come out I met a lot of old folks that did not like them either. Open you mind. 48fps is an innovation, dont let your old minds be stuck in the past..... Anyway it was a great movie that looked fantastic.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie has given me a feeling of epic-ness I have not felt since I watched the Lord of the Rings. As always, you will have the butthurt fools who will give actors death threats and complain endlessly due to the most minute changes from the book, as well as the critics who only give good reviews when bribed, or are zealots and like I said earlier, will whine endlessly of the smallest of changes. The movies animation was near-prefect, and the acting was phenomenal, especially during the prologue in Erebor and the White Council. While Radagast's acting was a bit silly, it was still very good in itself. Anyone who does not see this is missing out on so much, I would almost call them foolish.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012This film's biggest flaw is only that it was put together AFTER the LOTR series. With that series ahead of it, people have preconceived expectations about what to expect. This is NOT LOTR, the Hobbit is a different kind of story. Yes, same world, and a few of the same characters, but this is an adventure story, not a ongoing war epic. It can also be said the movie is not wholly true to the book, but it is to the source material it was drawn from (much from the appendices through the middle earth tales). Note I did not see this in 3D, and that seems to be the biggest difference in how this is being reviewed.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012Beautifully done movie that was filled with goodies from the book, and goodies from dear ol' Peter Jackson. Many people complain that it is not as dark as LOTR and that is true, because the book isn't either. The humor was a nice change of pace for Middle Earth and I couldn't stop laughing during some parts. I loved the scene with the trolls by the camp fire as it was my favorite scene in the whole movie. I also loved the intelligent goblin king who was designed quite well, but his voice and personality felt more like a Harry Potter character than an LOTR one. The music, once again, sweeps you away like it did before almost 10yrs ago; I do believe is was the same composer so expect excellence. Others complain about the use of CGI... well how else do you get hundreds of trolls, orcs, dwarves into the same scene or get a man into a giant troll costume? LOTR had hundreds of animations and it was great! and so was this movie.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012As a book stickler, i have to drop the score to a 9 out of 10. As a movie lover, this film was an entertaining and visually a treat for the eyes. I would highly recommend it and have even higher hopes for the next two hobbit movies.
Dec 16, 2012I have read a fair amount of other's reviews on this movie before writing my own. Most of them were negative reviews because I wanted to see why their opinions differed so much from my own. It seems to me that those writing the more negative reviews tend to analyze things on a far deeper level than I ever do. Some talk about how they notice prosthetics on actors, painted scenes, or even even how they thought someone hanging onto the edge of a cliff about ready to fall before being pulled back up was dumb because too many other movies use that. I'm bringing this up because I usually never even notice such things while I am watching movies and I want to set up my perspective. I thought the movie was exciting and humorous. I loved seeing the dwarves story and their history that led to the point of the movie as well as Thorin's personal history. The humor that the dwarves had constantly brought a smile to my face while watching the movie. I also loved seeing Bilbo's own struggle to find his place within the company throughout the movie as he was mostly looked on as a burden by the others. I also saw the movie in the new 48fps HFR format, which many of the preliminary reviews were negative. Almost all of the negativity, that read at least, on this was that the picture looked either too good or weird. I completely don't understand the looking too good part of those reviews so I'm not going into that. As for the weird part I can understand somewhat. For the first 15-20 minutes of the film it almost looked like everyone was moving at a slightly faster speed than normal, such as 1.1x or 1.2x the normal speed reminded me of the creepy jerking motion that is used in scary movies. I think my eyes just had to adjust to it, however, because after that 15-20 minute time frame I didn't notice it anymore and the picture seemed normal to me.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. From the moment the Hobbit started my jaw was on the floor till the end, the whole exsperience, the HFR, 3D still hate it, would prefer just HFR to the amazing scenary, special effects, story obviously is amazing but fleshed out and thank (Tolkein) Jackson chose to do it. this film would have awful plot holes if he didnt. My only quarrel was it was 20 minutes too short, 3 hrs was what I was expecting and that is expected from a Lotrs related movie. They are for people who want to see a long film, in no way what so every did this feel long and over stretch like some early reviews have said, I have come to realise the early reviews are always the one sided ones because a bad review will always stand out over a good one, reading reviews before a movie can actually make alot of people dislike the movie because they believe the review. The Hobbit is an exception, it is already a classic and 11 years from now I can hear people saying The Hobbit trilogy was great than the LOTRs trilogy, we just need the next 2 movies to prove it because The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey beats all three Ring Movies as the best adaptation of Tolkiens work.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012I watched this movie without looking at any reviews before hand, but afterwards I was shocked at how low they were. The movie wasn't perfect but I would say it is just as good as the fellowship, if not better. If you liked the Lord of the Rings, then this is a must see. You won't be disappointed unless you are expecting an exact replica of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
Dec 16, 2012Ann Hornaday you are an incredibly bad critic, find a new job. This movie turned out to be quite delightful, I was skeptical hence all of the negative reviews. but now i see that the user score speaks a whole lot more than the critic score. GO SEE THIS MOVIE, if you are a fan of lotro, or fantasy in general.
Dec 16, 2012As a huge fan of the LotR trilogy my wife and I set out on our own unexpected journey to see The Hobbit, in spite of the myriad of very average reviews. Truth is most of the critics have some valid concerns, pacing is a bit slow at first, CGI seems to be a slight mixed bag. However in the net they dont seem to matter much to me. I had read The Hobbit as a young boy my wife had not and we both came away with a great appreciation with the time spent to develop characters and story in the first part of the movie. The acting is across the board great.
The movie is by no means without flaws but I think most reviewers are using a filter of perfect or mediocre. The original LotR wasnt perfect either but the sum of all three movies was so great it immediatley lent a free pass to the flaws it did have. I firmly believe that by the end of this new trilogy we will be thinking and viewing The Hobbit in the same way. Its absolutley worth watching, Never before has returning to a fantasy world felt so good and natural. Its like being wrapped in a wamr fuxxy blanket where you know what to expect but its still great all the same.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012As a long time Lord of the Rings fan, this movie was absolutely perfect. They spent so much time explaining the bits and pieces of where things came from. The acting was extraordinary, and I am so glad this time around, villains and heros are not dead within a matter of minutes, instead they explain the background behind everyone. The Witch King and the Mouth of Sauron for instance in the other movies were completely rushed, and died with feeling of little importance. Don't expect that in this movie. To compare this movie to any others of the series, it is much alike the Fellowship. The armies are not as big, and it is not fight after fight the entire time. It is about the story, and the politics of Middle Earth. I was honestly scared to see this movie because I thought they would mess up the series, and goodness was I pleasantly surprised! Please do not make the next movie biased on the fact that critics are naysaying this one. It was so well done.… Expand
Dec 16, 2012"The Hobbit" was a children's book that has served as a key cornerstone in the fantasy genre and a story held close to many reader's hearts. I felt that Peter Jackson's interpretation of the book has been an extraordinary cinematic experience that reminds me of the magic found in those books of old. The tone of the original novel was translated brilliantly onto the big screen, while some may find this 'journey' to be slightly trivial or child-like to the grand battle scenes of LOTR, I enjoyed the translation regardless. Technically, I enjoyed the new technology a lot (having watched it in 48 frames and 3D) while it does require a slight getting used to, the 48 frames helped create a magnificent 3D viewing that would put other epic films to shame. Another thing that should be pointed out is that the relation to LOTR was immaculately added into the plot, there are plenty nostalgic moments that will fuel the delights of old fans but is computed on a level that will not likely to isolate new ones. There are a couple stranger moments here and there, but overall I feel confident that such a magical story is in the the tender hands of such gifted film makers. I for one, is eagerly waiting for the next segment to Bilbo's tale. (I don't know if this consists of a 'spoiler')… Expand
Dec 16, 2012It was 1987 when I first read the Hobbit... Most of you were not even born at the time. Bilbo was my favorite character of all times and I always wanted to live a life similar to my little hobbit's one. Having said that, I admit that over the years technology and fantasy worlds have been developed, setting expectations high to what is delivered by the genre (i.e. Game of Thrones). LotR was a groundbreaking effort that appealed to the "masses" and not just the hard core fans of Tolkien. And a little more than a decade after the film of LotR came Hobbit. For me every little second of the film was a revival of the book, giving picture, sound and life to the fantastic characters of the book. It couldn't have been done in a better way. If you did not like it, you wouldn't probably like the book. There are moments that your backbone shivers by the thrilling scenes, mainly during the singing and fighting of the dwarven company. To wrap it up, Bilbo was the best Bilbo I would expect to see and I wouldn't change a second of the little character's performance in a bit. Really looking forward to the next part(s)!… Expand
Dec 15, 2012Amazing! Don't believe the negative reviews from the critics. If you loved the first trilogy or are a fan of the books, you're going to love, love, love this movie. I saw it in regular 2-D, so I can't speak to the frame rate issues, but if it worries you, just skip it. THE HOBBIT RULED!
Dec 15, 2012Purists to the original Hobbit will hate this. Fans of the Lord of the Rings will love this. The Hobbit story is there but is little more than 15% of the movie. Peter Jackson (et al.) have successfully expanded the original book by weaving it through a far larger, more epic story that warrants being a trilogy. Good new characters + good action + laced with humor = a thoroughly enjoyable film!
Dec 15, 2012Spectacular! Incredible performances by Martin Freeman, Andy Serkis and, of course, Sir Ian McKellen. Critics say it is too long? I completely disagree, time flew by! Yes, Jackson added/expanded some things, but he did an excellent job. What is the most important thing - he stayed true to the book and its atmosphere. "Every good story needs embellishment" says Gandalf in the first quarter of the movie. All in all - a masterpiece worth watching.… Expand
Dec 15, 2012A great movie all around. I actually enjoyed the light hearted opening to the film contrary to most reviewers. Acting, story and effects/action were very well done. It is a long movie but my only complaint about that was my theater has terrible seats :)
Dec 15, 2012As other reviewers have mentioned, I too wonder whether or not the critics are watching the same movies as we do. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is astounding film; the acting is phenomenal, the cinematography is splendid and akin to that of LotR, the soundtrack is jaw-dropping, and as for the reviews of the visual effects - how they aren't that remarkable -; these are complete misconceptions. The movie is well worth your time, and more than deserves a 10 out of 10 rating.… Expand
Dec 15, 2012People will always be buthurt about things, that is beyond doubt. Sometimes the buthurt has a good reason to be there like the prequels to starwars or all of mass effect 3 but in the case of the Hobbit the buthurt has credible stance to take in the bashing of this glorious film. The Hobbit is made from an earlier book of Tolkien's, a lighthearted approach to Lotr, it is not a carbon copy of the original trilogy nor is it a movie made for children. The film has more concentration over visuals then the previous films yet it does not sacrifice the plot in any way, the actors blend in with the CGI very organically. The film may drag on for a bit but so did the fellowship, two towers and return of the king. The 40 fps looks good and the criticism for it seems a bit unfounded.
I don't want to sound like I am praising this film too much because it had some minor issues of pacing at the start and the ending made me wish that I would not have to wait a year to get to part 2 of the trilogy.
Over all its a great film, I think peter Jackson just forgot to bribe the reviewers, To put it into some context the "critic" score for this film is only 2 points higher then that of the first twilight which is very very strange to me.… Expand
Dec 15, 2012Screw the haters, this movie was amazing. The scenery was extraordinary, and it never felt campy at any portion of the film. Some pieces are different from the book and some pieces are a bit drawn out etc. but it's great stuff overall and I enjoyed every minute of the film.
Dec 15, 2012I didn't expect the movie to be this good. Seeing Gandalf, Bilbo, and Smeagol/Gollum really bring back old memories from the Lord of the Rings series. The dwarves were awesome too, each dwarves has different personality and characteristics, some were cool and funny. I don't know why but I was more excited about the story in this one than the Lord of the Rings series. The story cover up so much details, some references from LOTR which was cool. Visually, the best looking film I seen so far..breathtaking visuals and effects. Settings were amazing, from pretty looking grasslands to the breathtaking mountain tops and caves. Scenery was just amazing. My only problem with the film was that there were some scene that felt unnecessary, like your wondering why that scene even existed? just a minor complaint. Overall, a great film and for those that are fans of Lord of the Rings, you will love this film. Three words describing this film, EPIC, BREATHTAKING, AND EXCITING.… Expand
Dec 15, 2012A prime example of when the general consensus of critics get it wrong. Amazing film and beginning to another epic trilogy. 48fps 3D was gorgeous and another evolution of modern cinema.
Dec 15, 2012Amazing movie! It perfectly sets the pace for the next two movies and ties it with The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Great sets, beautiful soundtrack and spot on script. Peter Jackson brings us back to Middle Earth! Technically is even better than the LOTR.
Dec 15, 2012great movie, those reviewers are like the users in video games. Great special effects, while lighter in humor and not as dark as lord of the rings, its still one amazing achievement. Another by peter jackson who just shows that he knows this very well. Incredible movie. Martin Freeman is amazing and so is everyone else. To no like this and to like LOTR is to be a hypocrite. While maybe not as good it certainly still is an amazing experience.… Expand
Dec 15, 2012Don't let the mixed reviews and preconceived notions of critics and purists deter you from one of the top films of the year: "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is an incredibly fun fantasy adventure that is filled with humor and charm. The first of the three prequels to Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy, this film focuses on the beginning of Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) in his adventure with the dwarven company of Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage). There are several returning cast members from Jackson's prior Lord of the Rings films, but Sir Ian McKellan is front and center as Gandalf the Gray, and Andy Serkis easily makes Gollum one of the film's most enjoyable characters despite the limited screentime. Some of the dwarves outshine the others, but with a total of thirteen dwarves it's understandably difficult to let them shine as individuals. Remember, in "The Fellowship of the Ring," many of the characters were established by the film's midway point, which let the trilogy's other characters develop naturally. I've seen the film twice now, and not once did I find myself wishing that any particular dwarf had more spoken dialogue. The story unfolding on the screen kept my focus on what was occuring, not what could've been.
The high frame rate (HFR) worked well for me, but it's definately not for everyone. My HDTV is capable of replicating HFR due to its ability to refresh its screenrates at 120 MHz per second, which equals to about 60 HFR. This film was shot at a rate of 48 frames per second (standard cinema is 24 frames per second), which means that each frame has more information encoded. Being a pioneer in this bold venture does mean that there will be issues, as evidenced by a sensation that the film is moving too fast near the beginning prologue. However, I grew used to it pretty quickly, and never really noticed any other issues throughout the film. I don't see how anyone in their right mind can equate the HFR look to a soap opera, as there wasn't a single moment that "soap opera" or anything similar flashed across my mind as I watched the film. Again, it boils down to personal taste, but it's highly recommended if you plan to see the film multiple times to at least try the HFR once. I can only view the HFR in 3D, as there are no HFR 2D showings around me (I live in Columbus, Ohio), so I can't tell you how much of a difference there is between those versions. I did see it in standard 2D and didn't really notice the film looking much better in that version. The 3D is just OK, nothing mind-blowing like "Avatar," but I can say it's the best live action 3D movie I've personally seen since "Avatar," although that's not a tough achievement since the film was shot with 3D cameras. The HFR does add a nice element to the 3D, but it's more about depth perception that stuff popping out at you. Finally, let's get to the plot and storyline itself: if you're a fan of the book, or if you're a fan of "The Lord of the Rings" books and/or films, or if you just happen to like good ol' fantasy adventure films like "Willow," than you' shouldn't have any worries about not enjoying this film. It's a great adventure flick that really encompasses a "journey" quite well. Freeman is absolutely perfect in his role, and the addition of all the new characters really makes this feel less like a nostalgic follow-up to the "Lord of the Rings" than what it really is: a brand new fantasy adventure that proves that faith in Peter Jackson and his team is well-placed. Go see "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey." See it twice even. The early comparisons to "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace" are utterly ridiculous with no real basis. People are also complaining about the addition of a 3rd movie, and how it affects the film's pacing. Unlike the "Lord of the Ring" films, there is no dire sense of urgency in the overall plotline, so there's no need to rush what is meant to be more of a lighthearted adventure (despite the admittedly gory fight scenes). There isn't many "prequel" films to beloved franchises that are good, but this film is beyond the exception. Ignore the hate, this film lives up to the hype in terms of acting, story, and fun. If there's one negative thing to consider, it's the fact that December 2013 feels that much further away.… Expand
Dec 15, 2012Cannot understand the critics. Yes, it is a bit more childish than Lord of the rings, but the book is a bit more childish. On the other hand, The Hobbit has the unique LotR feel to it, beautiful to look at, and engaging from beginning to end. I am a 100% satisfied and believe Jackson made another superb movie!
Dec 15, 2012Perfect film... Amazing 3D... it's slow but I say this as a positive point, savoring the details. The scene with Gollum is superb. The worst thing for me is the soundtrack. I don´t remember any melody and it's very typical, but the film is perfect. I feel sadness about critics who never do nothing but speaks a lot... bla bla bla
Dec 15, 2012This is a fantastic adaptation of one of my favorite books. I often found myself simply smiling in the theater, overtaken by the same magic that I first found as a child. While not as serious as the Lord of the Rings trilogy (The Hobbit was a Children's book followed 15+ Years later by the more mature Lord of the Rings trilogy) it has it's fantastic fight scenes and dramatic moments that leave you breathless and wanting more. This movie is not perfect and one scene in particular irked me considerably for a while but aside from that, this movie is near perfect.… Expand
My first thought in watching The Hobbit was: Do we really need this movie? It was my last thought, too.
In this fitfully engaging, but often patience-straining preamble to Hobbit adventures to come, there is one transporting 10 minutes of screen time. It happens when Bilbo meets the freakish, ring-obsessed creature Gollum.
It's a bloated, shockingly tedious trudge that manages to look both overproduced and unforgivably cheesy.


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music record deal | Reviewer: lauren bee | 8/5/14
hi Austin I'm Lauren u hv inspired me xo much I hv a lot to say but I cnt write it all here b cos time will not permit me i'd like to ask u something very important please reply my message please thank you
AustinForever | Reviewer: G.I. Jane | 1/22/14
I admit that I was an ultimate Belieber before. I am always updated with JB's newest singles and stuff.But that was before. When I heard about Austin Mahone's name, i was really curious especially when they termed him as the "second JB"(which should not be coz they differ much).I searched and downloaded his songs and little by little I learned to appreciate him and liked his songs!. He's good, cool, cute and keeps his feet on the ground.I hope that would never change! <3 His smile inspires me to continue my passion in music. I may have so many problems but whenever I listen to his songs, I don't know why, but I feel comfortable. :)<3 . He was such a great singer! I will ALWAYS be a Mahomie for life!!. <3 <3 :) ... HE INSPIRED ME SO MUCH!!! :) mwahhh! :) I LOVE AUSTIN MAHONE! <3
Austin Mahone<3 | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/14/13
He is the best thing that has ever happened to me! I was a fan since Say Somethin! I was a Belieber at the time to so I didn't pay that much attention to Austin, I feel really bad about that now but I can't change the past. I am no longer a Belieber because let's face it…he does drugs, and he drinks (and is not if legal age) He has let himself go. Back to Austin Mahone! I became a Mahomie by the time of SYJAF and have been ever since! Like I said before he is the best thing that has ever happened to me! I live him so much! I wish he would notice me but he doesn't:( it's okay tho cuz I still support him with anything and everything he does! <3 I haven't been to a concert but he has been to my state three times ;( I'm not allowed to go unless he performs at a certain venue:/ it sucks… I have a t-shirt and am working on getting more;D I have two posters and doodle his name everywhere!<3 I just want to say, I would rather see his smile than see his abbs. I would rather be his best friend than his girlfriend. I just love him so much! MAHOMIE FOR LIFE!!!!!!!! <3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3 Haterz gonna hate Mahomies gonna love!<3 :) I hope Austin Mahone has the same longevity as Justin Timberlake. I wish the best for him in health, life, fame, everything. I love you Austin!:)
Austin Mahone | Reviewer: JJ | 6/2/13
Austin Mahone is my inspriation he got me much more into music..i played flute and guitar for 8 years and he has inspired me to try piano and do more instruments and as many as I can..I love him so much! <3 I have never had any inspire me as much as he does.
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The spirit of '70s hard rock thrives as brawny Los Angeles trio Loudhaus cranks up the amps, bangs the skins, and knocks soaring vocals through the ceiling of Brixton South Bay. Previously known on the LA rock circuit as Bartholomew, the band has emerged like a phoenix rising from the witness-protection program to reintroduce itself as Loudhaus. The flocculent threesome recently flooded The Viper Room with their undiluted power of songs such as "I Am Not Your King" and continues its mission to free rock 'n' roll of wispy shackles during an opening set for seminal pop-rockers dada. Best known for the hit "Dizz Knee Land," dada celebrates the 20-year anniversary of its album Puzzle by playing the record in its entirety, first acting out the liner notes, then shrink-wrapping themselves.
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Celebrating its 80th birthday in 2014, the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra has entertained generations of audiences with seasons that thrive on contrast. Each year includes six classical concerts and five Pops! musical dinner picnic events in the newly-renovated Long Beach Arena. The Symphony also serves the community with free music education that has reached over 24,000 youth at schools, libraries, hospitals, and community centers. In addition, the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra was the first major regional orchestra to appoint a woman as its Music Director, in 1989, and further gained international stature with its most recent Maestro who brought original compositions, world premieres, and celebrated international soloists to the Symphony?s repertoire.
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Fasting in the Bible: Although fasting is not regularly used as a way of deeper communication and relationship with God in present times, it was regularly practiced throughout the history of the Bible. The first known fast in the Bible is Moses 80 day supernatural fast. (Deut 9:9-18) Only two other people in the Bible fasted for 40 days; Elijah (1 Kings 19:5-9) and Jesus (Mat 4:2). All other fasts are of much shorter duration. Often those who fasted were in some type of serious situation (danger {Ezra 8:21}, mourning {2 Sam 3:35}, dealing with sin {Jonah 3:5} or illness {Ps 35:13}) to name a few.
The Purpose of Fasting: We often communicate to God through prayer and meditation. There are times however, when we need to communicate on a deeper level with God. Like those in the Bible, we may need deeper communication and understanding with God in times of mourning death, for repentance and confession of sin, protection, direction or when dealing with illness. Fasting must always be combined with prayer. Fasting is not a manipulative tool nor is it something we initiate through physical or psychological will power. Fasting should also not be seen as a hypocritical religious act (Mat 6:16-18).
When Should You Fast?: Fasting is not your decision. Its Gods. Normally fasts are needed when we bring a very troubled spirit or very anxious heart before the Lord. Fasts are not chosen on the spur of the moment. They often occur when we continue with that which afflicts us. It demonstrates we are seeking God with all our heart. Food does not sustain us, God does (Col 1:17, Mat 4:4). We are not so much abstaining from food as we are feasting on the word of God (John 4:32-34). Breakthroughs in the spiritual realm may happen in no other way. Fasting is a seldom used way to receive Gods grace.
Does Fasting Only Involve Giving Up Food?: There are many things in our lives that hide our heart from God. These things often control us and keep us from a strong relationship with God. Consider fasting from things such as media sources, the telephone, shopping, impulse spending or hobbies that occupy a great deal of time. Giving up control of any of these allows God to step into your heart.


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A great deal of discussion exists about the historic fact that Team USA female athletes outnumber their male counterparts in the 2012 London Summer Olympics …269 women and 261 men to be exact.
Given 2012 marks the 40th Anniversary of Title IX, this is ironic for a few reasons.
1. As Founder of Women Talk Sports Network, Jane Schonberger points out, media coverage of female athletes in the Olympics has lagged behind participation. If media coverage were to reflect and be in proportion to the % of female athletes, than ~50% of the coverage would given to women's teams. Perhaps this year coverage will be equal, but based on previous data I am not overly optimistic.
2. While female athletes outnumber males, female head coaches of USA Olympic Teams are a minority. Based on the research of my summer interns (thanks Alyssa & Emma!) and the information available (some of which is unclear, unavailable or can't be found), the USA Olympic Team has 9 female Head Coaches total (Tennis, T & F, Synchro Swim, Swimming, Soccer, Pairs Rowing, 4′s Rowing, and Table Tennis). All nine are head coaches of female athletes. Based on this data, less than 30% of the women's teams and 0% of men's teams are coached by women. If this data is incorrect please let us know.
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Changing grocery stores to promote health
School of Nursing students have worked with the management team of a supermaket in the underserved Central District area to help increase customer purchases of fresh fruits and vegetables, based on research indicating that store design impacts buying habits. Read the complete story here.
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I don't know where to start. So much good stuff here. This is just random notes from all the shows so far:
- Can you really go wrong with a company set in 2012-13 when your roster features F'N Bob Holly, Scott Steiner, Bob Backlund and THE GREAT MUTA for God's sake. I like that you only teased the Bob Holly vs Scott Steiner match and then ended it early. That's a money match if there ever was one, I'm telling you. Better save it for later. Scott Steiner doesn't appear to really care about Masters, which is good. Very Steiner-esque. I bet this will lead to a feud between them.
- Bob Holly versus Cliff Compton might be my favorite feud. I don't know where you're getting this stuff.
- I think Muta should be a special attraction who only appears sporadically. The TV title match is for the vacant title, right? If so, I don't really want Muta to have it. I'm hoping Shad Gaspard goes on to face him, just because. Think of that match.
- Goes without saying that the Backlund/Cabana pairing is a brilliant idea. I'm not sure if you're teasing a break-up here or not? I hope they stay together, but at the same time they could have like a friendly match or something, because that's something that needs to happen.
- Last Chance Sexy Ace Steel getting his final chance to make it. What's not to like?
- Tyson Kidd cuts off his own entrance in anger, accompanied by Isis The Amazon of course Of course! Why would he not be accompanied by Isis the Amazon? Of all people? I love that you mentioned that in the first show and didn't bother to ever explain that relationship any further (if I didn't miss anything). It's funny as hell to me. Tyson's remarks are funny, too. Also, A Dog Collar match is a very good stipulation to make the Kidd/Lynn feud more interesting. Isis fighting men is good, even if, lets be honest, she really isn't good at all.
- I wonder if Kenrick has any idea who Sydistiko is? The Mondo thing is another nice little gimmick. Eagerly waiting to see who Mr. Wrestling is.
- MVP and Carlito are two guys I never really cared about, but I'm still sort of interested in the feud. I like Banks' posse. Rhyno is okay and Elijah is good, but I feel like the main event scene lacks something. Why is Jeff Jarrett doing his WCW gimmick with Slapnuts and all? Haha! I love Jarrett. The Guitar Shot challenge was fun. Austin Creed is doing the boxer gimmick again? I like that. I'm so confused from all these chaotic brawls to end the shows, but it's good.
- I feel like you don't really need a women's division, but I'm looking forward to what you have in mind.
Overall, I'm a huge fan of your style, booking, roster and the short format. Please keep this thing going!
WOOO FIRST COMMENT, I mean i'm not that excited..ehm...thanks and uh Muta is not the champion, it is for the vacant title. I don't plan to use him a ton based on his age and he is a special kind of guy. I did notice Isis really isn't that good of a wrestler so i'm kind of using her to the best of her ability.
And Austin Creed isn't the full on Apollo gimmick, but the boxing style is still there. Kendrick is also aware of Sydistiko. I changed London to his Mexico gimmick to switch it up from their WWE tag team.
I did personally feel that MVP and Carlito were never the best of the best, but i am trying to see if i can elevate them. Mr. Wrestling III's reveal will be the thing i think the main event scene is missing. Thanks for the comment.
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Squirrel hunting season set in West Virginia
West Virginia's most popular small game animal is the squirrel, and hunters will have the chance to target them beginning September 8. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources announced this is the year the season is opening earlier. Mild weather conditions in September and longer days make hunting condtions prime. The daily bag limit will remain at six and the possession limit at 24. The season ends Jan. 31.
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A heads up for drivers in Charleston. In South Hills this week, Louden Heights Road from the South Side Bridge to Grosscup Road will be closed. Crews will be paving the street Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30 p.m. until 6:30 a.m. Drivers druing that time will be detoured onto Bridge Road. Ferry Street from the South Side Bridge to MacCorkle Avenue will also get new asphalt this week. Crews are scheduled to start working that section today, and it will probably take until Thursday, with most of the work done overnight. In some cases the roads will be closed, and in some cases traffic will be down to one lane. It's best to avoid those areas all together.
Putnam Co. man killed
A Putnam County man died in a traffic accident over the weekend. Police say 36-year old Gary Alan Massey of Hurricane was headed south on WV 62 Saturday morning when he apparently went off the road and hit a utility pole and was ejected. Paramedics took him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The Putnam County Sheriff's office is still investigating.
Credit union to close
Because transactions have declined and business is down, the Members Choice WV Federal Credit Union will close it's branch office in the Charleston Newspapers building. The August Press Scene newsletter reminds us that the Charleston Newspapers Federal Credit Union voluntarily merged into Members Choice WV Federal Credit Union last year. The closure becomes effective September 28.
CA man indicted in Charleston
A man from Hollywood, CA has been indicted in Charleston after an extortion attempt. 25-year old Vivek Shah was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury, stemming from an incident where he's accused of sending a prominent West Virginian a letter threatening to kill his relatives if he didn't wire money to an offshore bank account. Investigators say Shah targeted five wealthy people in all, but in this case Christopher Cline of Beckley was the victim. He owns Foresight Reserves. If Shah is convicted on all counts, he faces up to 40 years in prison.
OSHA investigates in Nitro
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the June death of a worker at the AC and S Inc. chemical plant in Nitro. The Nitro city council talked more about the incident this week, and learned a man inhaled dangerous gases on the job June 25th and died several days later. The worker was sandblasting at the time and had a breathing mask on, so OSHA is trying to determine whether something malfunctioned with the mask or if there was some other medical emergency that led to his collapse. Any citations would come from OSHA within the next six months.
Putnam students go back to school in brand new building
For some students, heading back to school not only means a brand new year, it means a brand new school. As students at Buffalo High School headed back to class in Putnam County, they got to enjoy a brand new building. The new high school includes upgrades like a bigger gym, new auditorium, and larger classrooms. The new school building replaces one that was about fifty years old.
Hurricane Murder-Suicide victims identified
Police continue to investigate a murder-suicide in Hurricane. It happened Wednesday night around 10pm at a home along Kelly's Cove, and police say 41-year old Christopher Kinder stabbed his girlfriend, then shot himself. 33-year-old Katherine "Kate" Taylor died. The couple had 1-year old daughter, who was home at the time, who is now with another relative. There are reports that police had responded to domestic violence calls at the home in the past.
City Manager has a plan to attract workers Downtown
Charleston City Manager David Molgaard wants to attract young professionals to downtown Charleston, and urges businesses to recruit them. At a luncheon this week with the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation, Mogaard outlined a plan that would have businesses subsidizing rents, which are often too high for some young executives. The subsidy could acrue as a loan, and eventually help the employee buy a house in Charleston. Details of the plan are still being worked out. With several new restaurants and shops popping up this year, plus events like the Live on the Levee concert series and SportsFEST, the focus on downtown Charleston continues.


text: Coach Phillips Archive LSS Extra Points: One Goodbye and Many Excused Absences Posted in Team News & Notes by Kelly Horn As any Cowboys fan knows, the dog days of offseason are long and boring. Nearly every day you seek any news or rumors about your team and rarely come up with anything. Today I spent time with Read More Cowboys Extra Points: Bring on the Noise Posted in Cowboys Posts by Kelly Horn Defensive stars Jay Ratliff and DeMarcus Ware were named to the All-Pro Team earlier this week. The Associated Press names 12 players to the NFC team. This is Ratliff's first time to be named the honor and Read More Injury Update: Ware, Hamlin News Posted in Cowboys Posts by Kelly Horn After a huge scare last weekend, we could likely see DeMarcus Ware back on the field this Saturday night in New Orleans. Coach Phillips reported that if the game had been Wednesday, Ware would not have played Read More Weekly Game Balls: Week 9 Posted in Cowboys Posts by Kelly Horn Riding high on a four game winning streak feels pretty good, doesn't it! What a great game last Sunday night, it was a perfect example of a team coming together for a victory against an intense rivalry. Read More Cowboys – Falcons Notes Posted in Cowboys Posts by contributing The Dallas Cowboys are slowly getting healthy. Early on this season we have seen our share of injuries for the Cowboys but none major and it is something every team deals with. I would love to say Read More Inefficiency – Offense and Defense Posted in Cowboys Posts by contributing As I watched the Cowboys squeak by the winless Kansas City Chiefs, I could see that my prediction was coming true. I told all of my coworkers that this game would probably turn out like this. It seems Read More Cowboys Extra Points: Injuries Are Contagious Posted in Team News & Notes by Kelly Horn Gerald Sensabaugh is out indefinitely after having surgery to repair his broken thumb. Sensabaugh will likely miss 2-4 weeks. Pat Watkins will be called upon to fill in at safety. Center Andre Gurode underwent an MRI Monday Read More Three Down, One To Go Posted in Cowboys Posts by Kelly Horn With preseason coming to an end this weekend, I found myself asking what have we learned from these exhibition games? After all isn't that what preseason is all about? Of course, Cowboys fans what a win every Read More Cowboys-Cardinals…Heating Up in the Desert! Posted in Cowboys Posts by contributing Good Morning Cowboy Fans: Home cooking for the Arizona Cardinals used to be literally baking in triple-digit heat rising from the metal bleachers of a mostly empty Sun Devil Stadium. Coach Phillips talked some this week about Read More Big Wheels Keep on Turning…… Posted in Cowboys Posts by contributing Well, where to begin? There is the obvious, the accolades and astonishment of the instant-classic win over the Eagles, 41-37. It was the one of the toughest games to watch in terms of pure joy, fear, anger, Read More Congratulations to Felix Jones Posted in Cowboys Posts by contributing IRVING, Texas (AP) Marion Barber was gaining yards and dishing out more punishment than he took, justifying the Dallas Cowboys' confidence in making him their featured back. Then he went to the locker room with bruised ribs. Read More Dallas vs. Minnesota and a Kid Named AD Posted in Cowboys Posts by contributing Good evening everyone, Well "the boys" have their final tune-up on Thursday night when they play host to the Minnesota Vikings. This should be an interesting game even though in the opinion of this writer, I think the Read More 12


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Manchester United boss David Moyes appreciates Bayern Munich will provide a stiff task in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
Despite facing the European champions, who will be confident of progressing, United must approach the quarter-final first leg with belief. Following the remarkable turnaround in the previous round against Olympiacos, the Reds need to show similar resolve against Pep Guardiola's side.
"When we drew them, I felt we'd drawn probably the best team in Europe at this present time," stated Moyes. "I think most people would agree with that.
"I really enjoyed watching them last year as they have great energy. I quite enjoy German football actually and going to the games but Munich are a little bit of a class above the other teams, including Borussia Dortmund.
"We have got a really tough game and know exactly what we are going to get but we'll try to exploit little bits of weaknesses they have got. Pep has taken over a really good team and added a bit himself with his own style. They have already won the Bundesliga quite comfortably so the focus is on the Champions League now."
Moyes admires Guardiola's work but feels the Spaniard benefited from having a break after leaving Barcelona.
"It's been different [for Guardiola]," he said. "I am sure he had done a lot of homework and had a year's preparation before taking the job in Munich. He learnt German, watched the


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text: Written by Eowyn, >>Kathryn, would your Assisi article and the two of mine I sent you >>long ago play together nicely as a Compleat Anachronist booklet? Do >>you know anyone else who has written about Renaissance Italian >>voided embroidery, or how it was used, that would fit with these >>articles to fill up a CA? Eowyn, do you have an article on Italian voided embroidery? I have never heard of this type of embroidery except referenced in textile books and personal letters of the Renaissance families! But only in passing, never anything more detailed. If there is an article, could I persuade you to send a copy? I'd be happy to reimburse you. I would like to know more about this type of embroidery. I hope you can help me. Sincerely, Allessandre Desiderio Happy citizen of Elfsea, Ansteorra (Arlington, TX) P.S. Sorry to post this on the whole list, but I forgot to keep your e-mail address to send this privately. :( ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com ============================================================================ To be removed from the Historic Needlework mailing list, please send a message to Majordomo at Ansteorra.ORG with the message body of "unsubscribe h-needlework".