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Posted: February 11 2006 at 3:19am
LOL, I wasn't really serious about that. However I still can't believe Tom Cruise got enough votes to be nominated as worst actor. I fully believe it was because of problems people have with his personality. In my opinion, Tom Cruise is a very good actor who has had many powerful performances. How do you feel on this matter, HeadRAZZBerry.
You've stated that you feel Tom cruise hasn't had a good performance in recent years. Did you not feel that his work in Collateral, Vanilla Sky, Minority Report, Eyes Wide Shut and The Last Samurai was effective?
As for his work in the nominated film, I thought it was OK. It certainly wasn't great, but I don't think anyone else would have been nominated for such a performance. So much has been said on this subject, HeadRAZZBerry, and I'd like to hear your opinion. Do you really think Cruise's performance was Razzie worthy? Or is it just fun to?
Reply from HeadRAZZberry: I personally have never been a big fan of Tom Cruise, though I'd hardly say I have it out for him. I just rarely find him compelling or in any sense "deep" -- To me, he's the male equivalent of a blonde bimbo, someone who's been trading on his looks for years, almost never putting genuine emotion or effort into his performances. As for his getting enough votes to be a Worst Actor contender for 2005, Tom came in a strong third among the five finalists, handily ahead of both Will Ferrell and The Rock. There has alwaze been an element of "Zeitgeist" to the RAZZIES, and anyone who didn't sleep through 2005 would have to admit, Cruise seriously damaged himself in the public's eye with 97% of his behavior last year...
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I had originally addressed the issue of billing in my previous reply, but thought including it pushed past thorough and straight into excessive, so I cut it out. It seems I should not have done so.
To be honest, I can think of quite a few examples where billing order doesn't reflect the importance of someone's role in the cast (especially in cases where younger, more inexperienced actors are paired with older and more proven ones), but if you want examples where a lead actor or actress received third billing in a movie, that's cool.
Linda Hamilton received third billing in The Terminator, and Edward Furlong gets third billing in T2. Natalie Portman received third billing in The Professional, Ewan McGregor received third billing in Shallow Grave, Orlando Bloom received third billing in Pirates of the Caribbean, Ashley Laurence received third billing for Hellraiser, Sandra Bullock gets third billing in Speed, Bill Pullman received fourth billing in Spaceballs, and the one to probably trump them all:
Christopher Reeve received third billing in Superman.
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If you are going with screen time and importance to the movie then Toto should have received top billing in the Wizard of Oz, since nothing in the movie would have happened, including the discovery of the Oz without Toto... there are too many factors in determining weather somone is a lead actor or supporting... I would go with supporting on him since the focus of the film is the rise of Palpatine to power... I'm not a Starwars junkie, but I support the idea of supporting actor... if nothing else his lackluster performance caused the audience to believe he was just there to support the rest of the cast.
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Well, actually by the criteria I used, Toto would be considered a prop for about ninety percent of his onscreen time. Plus, you do have to contend with the fact that ultimately, Toto didn't cause anything to happen. It was Dorothy's decisions which placed her in harm's way, and it was a natural disaster which found her transported to Oz. Toto didn't have anything to do with that. Toto also didn't have anything to do with the inciting events of the plot, nor with the prime events of it as it unfolded, so Toto was of very minor importance to the plot.
As for the point of Revenge of the Sith, George Lucas has said ad nauseum it's about Anakin's turning to the dark side (the documentary entitled "The Chosen One" on disc two of the DVD release is probably the easiest place to find him saying it). I'll grant you the creation of the Empire was part of it, but Anakin didn't turn because the Empire was created. The Empire was created because Anakin turned.
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Just want to say that Hayden did a lot better in EP III as opposed to II. So I can't cast my vote for him. Mine went to Reynolds because the Dukes movie was an abomination of the TV show, no matter how you look at it (Jackass and Stiffler as the Dukes? GIVE ME A BREAK!)Everyone involved ought to be run over by the General Lee!
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My vote still went to Hayden Christensen for these reasons: I can't vote for Eugene Levy or Burt Reynolds. I just can't. I love them both too damn much. And I didn't see the other two.
I agree with the one dude, also. Burt Reynolds was awesome in Dukes. I understand that Dukes wasn't the best-made movie ever, but I prefer to see it like Evil Dead: it's so bad it's fun.
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Speaking of Bob Hoskins, I just watched Mrs. Henderson presents, and he should have gotten nominated for the Oscar. I thought he gave a better performance in that film than Gyllenhaal did in Brokeback Mountain.
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It doesn't matter how many people vote for Hayden... he wasn't a supporting actor in the first place.
You are all STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID!
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Hayden was amazing! More than amazing - he did more than he could! Don't blame Hayden, blame Lukas!!!!!!
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Even though she was not nominated for any awards at the Golden Globes last night, Reese Witherspoon was still able to steal the show.
Like a number of other A-listers at the awards show, Witherspoon rocked a mermaid-style fishtail gown that hugged her body and flared out at the knees. The deep crimson gown accentuated the curves of the actress's small 5'2" frame, falling completely to the floor. Stars such as Sofia Vergara, Rooney Mara and Kelly Osborne also embraced the curve-hugging trend.
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It's a summer's evening in Amsterdam, and two couples meet at a fashionable restaurant for dinner. Between mouthfuls of food and over the polite scrapings of cutlery, the conversation remains a gentle hum of polite discourse - the banality of work, the triviality of the holidays. But behind the empty words, terrible things need to be said, and with every forced smile and every new course, the knives are being sharpened. Each couple has a 15-year-old son. The two boys are united by their accountability for a single horrific act; an act that has triggered a police investigation and shattered the comfortable, insulated worlds of their families.
As the dinner reaches its culinary climax, the conversation finally touches on their children. As civility and friendship disintegrate, each couple shows just how far they are prepared to go to protect those they love.
Tautly written, incredibly gripping, and told by an unforgettable narrator, The Dinner promises to be the topic of countless dinner party debates. Skewering everything from parenting values to pretentious menus to political convictions, this novel reveals the dark side of genteel society and asks what each of us would do in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
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"So funny I barely noticed the cliff"
I think I missed the meeting when my book club chose this book, so I had absolutely no idea what it was about when I downloaded it into my phone and began to listen. Within a few sentences, I found myself laughing out loud. I don't know if a person reading the book would get as much of the snarky humor inherent in this book (particularly the beginning) but it definitely comes across in the audio version as expertly brought alive by Clive Mantle. Just the way Mantle pronounces "Serrrrrrge" with a heavy, sardonic emphasis on the "r" made me laugh every time. And don't get me started on the scene in the men's room—hysterical!
The beginning chapters are a bitingly droll commentary on upper middle class life in the early 21st century. I absolutely howled with laughter at the descriptions of the pretentious restaurant, the self-important maître d' (and his pinky!) and the ostentatiously named food. Side trips into the protagonist's memories were also—at first—amusing, particularly the passage about the garden party.
Which brings me to another thing I loved about this book: the way the author described things. Like the woman at the garden party with a "voice like the sweetener in Diet Coke." I also really liked it when the author described something and then wrote something along the lines of "well, no . . . it wasn't exactly like that . . . it was more like . . ." and then went on to give a fantastic simile that left no doubt what he had in mind. In chapter 15 he gives three different descriptions of Serge's face, each one more telling than the last: "like a new car that got its first scratch," "like a cartoon whose chair has been kicked out from under him," and finally "if he wore that face asking people to vote for him, no one would give him a second look."
There is much, much more to this book, and once the action starts to heat up the comedy is replaced by a chilling look behind the scenes of these "normal" lives. Societal issues including racism, homelessness, parenting, violence and morality are presented as I have seldom encountered them before in a novel. The end . . . well, I don't want to give anything away, but it was sort of like in the Road Runner when the coyote realizes the cliff has dropped out from under him. A great listen!
I love to read books set in interesting places or historical settings. I especially love mysteries and thrillers.
"A Dinner To Remember!"
When I first read the summary of this new novel, I was so intrigued that I "pre-ordered" the book before reading the first review. I am so glad that I did because it is a dinner I will never forget. I got very caught up in the story right away despite the fact that during the entire first third of the story you don't even know why two brothers, Serge and Paul, and their wives, Babette and Claire, have come together at a restaurant to discuss some terrible subject that involves their children.
This story starts with the ritzy restaurant and includes all five courses from "Apertif" to "The Tip". Paul, the narrator, has many (even too many) long-winded and disdainful thoughts about everything from the menu, to the outfits of the wait staff, to his brother and his family and politics. As more information about Paul and his family comes out, you begin to realize in horrifying degrees that all is not as it seems. The middle of the story was somewhat tedious, but the ending is so strong and sickening. It is the ultimate story of what parents will do to protect their children, no matter what they have done.
I strongly recommend this book and can't wait until more people read it so that I can discuss it with someone. The narrator did an outstanding job. I am still hearing his voice in my head as I can't stop thinking of this story. Loved it!
"Dining at its most distubing"
At the very beginning is a scene where the diners are discussing a Woody Allen film. Although Paul liked it, he was annoyed that his brother, Serge also enjoyed the film. So he began thinking over the faults in the film, wanting to prove to his brother that it was not so good after all and therefore one-up him. The author is very adept at portraying the pettiness of social minutiae in a humorous way.
At first I thought his style was too intense for Paul, whom I believed was a placid narrator. When I realized the scope of the narrator's character, I found that Clive Mantle did an excellent job in projecting Paul's range of emotion.
I found this novel to be humorously disturbing. Paul has a twisted intelligence which inserted into the restrictive framework of society produces an internal struggle that manifests itself in ways ranging from simple contrariness to fiendishly brutal. An examination of the grotesqueness of both an abnormal psyche and modern society.
"The Axis II Dinner Club"
Paul and Claire Lohman...the morally nihilistic parenting team "in comparison with whom Caligula's horse was respectable"...
What is the joke about call me anything just don't call me late for dinner? This is the exception Dinner. Paul and Claire are meeting for dinner with Pauls' brother and his wife to discuss their teenaged sons and some serious trouble. The whole story is served up in one meal; with each course, more of the story is revealed. The restaurant is one of those Bourgeoisie establishments that relishes in detailing each artistic Lilliputian course, down to the PETA approved loving care the little lamb received before it was butchered for its sweetbreads that are now served "lightly sautéed in Moroccan olive oil and presented with white currants"...the server's pinky hooked and pointing out the fine details. The incongruity of that description stuck in my mind; and as the events are laid on the table, I wondered about the ethical treatment pre-butchering, the beautiful presentation of slaughter...there's an analogy coming? a statement about brutal society mayhaps?
Koch tortures you with the details, that banal, tiresome drivel taken to the extreme, the back and forth bickering, adding a sense of taut irritation to an already tense situation--but this manipulation of the listener becomes tiresomely repetitive. Comparisons have been made to Defending Jacob, We Need To Talk About Kevin, books with the theme of parents protecting their children at all costs. But don't expect to find a likeable or redeeming quality that will allow you empathy for these parents, or even a flicker of parental love to validate the violation of truth and accountability. Koch's complete dedication to the darkness of these characters even eclipses Flynn's Nick and Amy.
If The Silence of the Lambs, Gone Girl, American Psycho, Misery, even Prague Cemetery, are considered *dark*-- Koch has succeeded in creating a darker shade of black. This one left me agreeing that cell phones should not be allowed in restaurants, and feeling that the final course here should have been served with some Pepto.
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Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.
Thus begins The Dinner, a novel served up in courses. The food is minimalist, overly described, and at times not especially palatable. The same can be said for this little novel where characters we may not like are thrust before us. Just as the spaces on the plates are greater than the bits of food, what's unsaid about our characters is greater than what we are told.
The Dinner is often compared to Gone Girl. Both feature people acting without conscience and narrators whose voices don't quite ring true. Most readers prefer Gone Girl for its strong narrative pacing, but I was dissapointed by GG, while I loved The Dinner. I found the characters here to be much more interesting, and I enjoyed the structure of this novel, where the current action takes place over a few hours, while recollections fill in the story.
The audio narration by Clive Mantle was masterful. One of the best out of the several hundred books I've listened to. This is one where the audio narration elevates a good book to an amazing "reading" experience.
i like to read. i like to listen.
"Thought Proving Disturbing Story of Family"
oh how i love the unreliable narrator. the narrator who at first, you kind of like, laughing at his jokes, agreeing with his commentary. the narrator you feel compassion for -- his story and opinions. the narrator that throws everything on it's head as the story progresses and makes you feel almost angry at yourself for feeling the way you did in the beginning of the novel. when the truth is actually laid out there and you see what he was saying all along.
clive mantle does a great job with this narration.
this book is DARK. i mean...like....really really dark. in a long while i haven't read anything this shocking. its full of people you won't like...full of scenes you won't ever want to read again (and won't soon forget).
i think the pacing of this novel was really well done. to use a food metaphor (this is "the dinner" after all), the unfolding of each layer of the onion brings out new facts, new understandings, and therefor new questions. there was a perfect amount of the "now" and the "before". a perfect amount of insight, introduced course by course.
***one thing i will say is that this book is NOTHING like Gone Girl. i dont know why so many people are comparing the two. i mean, i've read no less then 5 books in the past year that have so called 'twist' endings...and none of them can be compared to one another. so...if you liked GG, you may not like this...and if you hated GG, you may still love this -- so don't take that comparison as your judge. just read it.***
"This was completely overrated"
I got this because it had been billed as a "European Gone Girl." It was not. It was badly written drivel. His supposedly brilliant descriptive passages dragged on and on. The characters (all of them) were completely detestable from the word go. At least with Gone Girl you start out liking the characters and then not liking them and ultimately kind of ambivalent. The author tried desperately to get us to like or at least some of the motivation for some of the things that happen but I never liked any of them.
Seems unlikely. The whole thing left me with a bad taste in my mouth and not just because of the events in the actual story. I can deal with dramatic horror. This just left me feeling manipulated.
The whole first section in which he goes on ad nauseum about the food, the restaurant and the patrons.
I think the narrator tried to add extra "drama" by slowing down his reading when things were supposed to feel "suspenseful." It was more annoying than effective.
I finished this book because I "paid" for it with one of my credits. But I would suggest saving credits for something more worthwhile.
"Loved the twists"
"Twists" isn't quite the right word. This book just went in directions I didn't expect it to go and I loved it. It sneaks up on you and before you know it, nothing is what it seems. I really liked this book. It's dark and surprising.
"Why even write this?"
The underlying message here was just too depressing and demoralizing. There was *nothing* redeeming about this story. Ugh. I have no idea what the hype is all about... why even spend the time writing such a tale?
Don't know yet... I do appreciate dark stories and the like, but this was just too much. There is absolutely no up-side to this story.
Excellent performance! Clive Mantle did a fabulous job narrating and was the only reason I listened to the whole book.
I believe a reviewer should finish a book before submitting a review. What do you think?
"Indigestion at the Dinner"
Yes I'm in the minority, I just did not find anything redeeming about this book. The pace was too slow, the characters annoying, the plot uninteresting and none of it worth the wait. The indulgent author going on and on about the food just got on my last nerve. I not only want my credit back, but I wish I could have my time returned too. Ugh.
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Farley is the surname of a wizarding family. It is unknown if they are pure-blood, or have both Muggle and magical heritage.
Known members
- Bella Farley — a witch reported missing in 1997
- Charlie Farley — a wizard reported missing in 1997
- Gemma Farley — a Slytherin student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1980s and early 1990s
- Jake Farley — a wizard reported missing in 1997
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On that December afternoon, the professors gathered, as usual, at the Faculty Room, a spacious chamber in University Hall with sea-green and tan walls, lush Oriental carpets, leather-topped tables and chairs, five crystal chandeliers, and tall arched windows overlooking Harvard Yard. Dozens of oil paintings and marble busts of Harvard's past presidents and other luminaries--William James, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz, to name a few--add to the aura of gravitas and tradition.
At 4 p.m., after the customary tea was served, Derek Bok, then Harvard's interim president, started the meeting. When it came time to discuss the docket items, Dean Narayanamurti stood up, glanced down at his notes, and then told his colleagues that, following a presentation on the topic he had made early that year, he was now ready to propose that the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences be renamed the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Despite the name change, the school would remain part of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the largest of Harvard's 10 faculty bodies, but it would now have the freedom to grow and establish collaborations across campus. This step, Narayanamurti told his colleagues, would "help to enable Harvard to meet the changing needs of the times and the challenges posed by the future."
As he concluded his remarks, he felt a wave of apprehension. The dean had spent the better part of the previous year working out all the details of such a move. Just a few months earlier, though, his well-laid plan appeared to be on the verge of collapse when then-president Lawrence H. Summers, who had come to accept the school upgrade, announced he would step down. Now, as the moment of judgment approached, Narayanamurti still had doubts about how some of his colleagues would respond.
An instant of silence ensued, but no objections were raised; the motion passed by acclamation. The proposal would now go to the university's top governing body, the Harvard Corporation, to be ratified, and then Harvard would finally have the beginnings of what it had notably lacked for its entire 372-year history: a world-class engineering school on a par with the university's other famed dominions, such as business, law, and medicine.
As the meeting moved on to other business matters, Narayanamurti grinned from ear to ear.
Sitting in his corner office in Pierce Hall last fall, Narayanamurti--known to nearly everyone as "Venky"--recounted that day and the chain of events leading up to it. Engineering at Harvard, he noted, has long been a modest enterprise in comparison with the university's world-famous humanities and social-sciences departments and professional schools. After World War II, when most elite U.S. universities nurtured their engineering schools into full-fledged enterprises, Harvard had lumped its engineering and applied-sciences faculty into one division. The division status didn't command much respect inside or outside Harvard, and even the engineering faculty joked that they spent more time explaining what the term division meant than what they did there.
The transition to school--the first new school at Harvard in 70 years--is designed to fill a glaring gap in Harvard's report card, Narayanamurti says. "Harvard will always get a grade of incomplete until it has a preeminent engineering school."
The expansion plan is certainly ambitious. Armed with the Harvard name and a US $999 million endowment, the engineering school plans to increase its faculty from 70 full-time professors to 100, double its graduate student body to 600, enhance undergraduate courses for nonengineering students, and establish more collaborations with other Harvard departments and with industry.
In pushing for a first-rate engineering presence at Harvard, Narayanamurti had the backing of some well-placed academics. Thomas E. Everhart, a former president of Caltech and a Harvard graduate who has presided over Harvard's board of overseers--a body that advises the university on a wide range of issues--says the move was long overdue. "With engineering and applied sciences becoming much more important in academia and in the economy as a whole, Harvard wasn't doing its share," he says. Since Narayanamurti became a dean at Harvard nearly 10 years ago, Everhart says, the technology-oriented fields are finally getting much more recognition.


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A Colorado Springs newspaper will publish an in-depth investigation into actions taken by city leaders at the height of the Waldo Canyon Fire.
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"Sentimental Sponge" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season eight. In this episode, SpongeBob struggles to part with some items because of the memories they evoke.
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|( • ) Original music
|( ◦ ) SpongeBob music
‣ Star Premier - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [title card]
‣ Aloha Oe - Hans Haider, Queen Lili'uokalani [opening]
‣ SpongeBob History Song - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [SpongeBob cleaning his house]
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• ? - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr [jar of sweat]
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‣ ? ["Hey, Gary."]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["Like the front yard!"]
‣ ? [Squidward wakes up]
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• ? - Nicolas Carr ["Why are you wearing garbage?"]
• ? - Pat Irwin ["Thanks for noticing, Squidward."]
• ? - Jeremy Wakefield ["Oh, we had some great times together."]
• ? - Pat Irwin ["Touching."]
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• ? - Nicolas Carr ["Vacate?"]
‣ The Mob - Nicolas Carr ["Thank you again, officers!"]
‣ ? [sting when cops leave]
‣ ? [SpongeBob cries]
‣ The Mad Hatter's Ball - Syd Dale [SpongeBob taking pictures]
‣ South Pacific Island II - Victor Cavini [junk removal]
‣ Tipsy Turvy - Phillip Green ["I'm going back to bed."]
• ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [ending]
- Running Gag: Someone comments about Squidward's night shirt being a dress, only to be corrected.
- One of the things that can be seen in the pile of garbage at Patrick's house is a table from the Krusty Krab.
- This is one of the occasions where a House Fancy magazine is seen. This time, SpongeBob owns it, hinting that he also likes it, unless he is just keeping everything he sees. The first occasion was in To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants.
- This episode is similar to many "hoarder" shows. The only major differences are no depressing music, interlude cards, or announcers.
- Pete the rock reappears in The Googly Artiste.
- This episode didn't appear on demand until December 2013.
Cultural References
- Sentimental value is a non-monetary value placed on an item by its owner. The episode's title is based on this phrase.
- After the Sanitation Police leave, "Alfred the Lightbulb" is gone.


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All special taxes shall be imposed as of on the first day of July in each year, or on commencing any trade or business on which such tax is imposed. In the former case the tax shall be reckoned for 1 year, and in the latter case it shall be reckoned proportionately, from the first day of the month in which the liability to a special tax commenced, to and including the 30th day of June following.
Source(Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 593; Pub. L. 89–44, title IV, § 405(b),June 21, 1965, 79 Stat. 149; Pub. L. 91–513, title III, § 1102(a),Oct. 27, 1970, 84 Stat. 1292; Pub. L. 94–455, title XIX, § 1904(a)(19),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1814; Pub. L. 95–600, title V, § 521(c)(2),Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2884.)
1978—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 95–600struck out "or 4461(a)(1) (coin-operated gaming devices)" after "(wagering)".
1976—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 94–455struck out subsec. (c) which provided that all special taxes should be paid by stamp and made reference to subtitle F for authority of the Secretary to make assessments where special taxes have not been duly paid by stamp.
1970—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 91–513struck out references to tax imposed by sections 4721 (narcotic drugs) and 4751 (marihuana).
1965—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 89–44substituted "4461(a)(1)" for "4461(2)".
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
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It was once a staple of everyday life, the center of our homes and the place where families regrouped at the end of the day. Yes, I'm talking about the family dinner table. Today, it's likely to be hidden under dust and piles of papers and mail.
Does clearing the clutter and sitting down for a family meal have benefits? Yes, and not just for nostalgic reasons. Turns out that eating at least 3-5 meals as a family each week appears to have the following benefits:
Even kids can see that the family meal is important. A survey of adolescents revealed that they believed they would eat healthier if they ate more meals with their families. They also expressed a desire for their parents to prepare healthy meals at home.
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Try a crock pot dinner for sit down together meal.
This gives more flexibility. Provide appetizer for hungry can't waiters. A platter of mini carrots, cherry tomatoes, any raw veggies, plus a light ranch stylle, yogurt based dipping sauce, or cheese cubes, apple slices etc. (limit amount, this is an appetizer not the meal)
At this time beverage could be water.
WHEN EVERYONE ARRIVES, sit down and enjoy a one pot no stress, timing etc. meal.
I just delivered my youngest to college, but my three kids are within 3.5 years of each other's ages. They were all involved in sports, music and/or theater, so for many years it was a struggle to have a family dinner with everyone sitting down together. One thing that worked for our family was that I made sure they had access to healthy snacks after school, and then had our dinner much later than average. Sometimes we sat down together at 9pm for dinner, but we sat down together. While I know this isn't perhaps the optimum time for a bigger meal, none of us suffered any adverse health issues as a result. This happened about 3 times per week, and I do believe that it kept our family closer and more connected than we might otherwise have been. Anyway, it worked for us.
Having a grandparent that loves to cook or will buy nutritious PRE- cooked meals and invite the family over has special benefits to both the family members and the grandparent: prevents isolation of grandmother ( in solo cases); brings multi- generations together and is a wonderful excuse to all sit down together.
If grandma cooks, grandchildren and children help clean up . "To go" containers ready for leftovers extend the warm, shared feelings into the next day. We use Friday evenings or Sunday brunch as our favorite time to share meals and continue our traditions from generation to generation .
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I find it very interesting on how much eating at dinner with your family can affect you so much! I mean it can stop obesity and make you eat healthier. I definateley think that the connection part is true.
The way to save your family from this wicked evil world is to have meals together, communicate with each other and don't forget to thank God for the meal provided!!! I guarantee 100% improvement in everyone!!!
The American family is breaking down...eating together every night is a must. No cell phones, no computers, no tablets...just eating and communicating.Not just eating together but eating good quality "live" food and not "dead" processed convenience foods. Nutrition needs to be #1 for the food preparer in the house. At this time there is incredible ignorance in the population regarding food, and nutrition. Obesity is on the rise as is diabetes and other life style related diseases. We need to get a grip on this before it becomes a national emergency.The Governments food subsidy programs and the FDA / USDA's inability to control what the food companies are doing is just adding to the problem. Then we add Big Pharma who is positivly delighted Obesity is now a disease...so they will step in with more useless and dangerous drugs to treat the symptoms of Obesity...when what we really need a Life style change by the population...but of course this will not happen until they are educated...Big Pharma will push back as teaching wellness and clean living and eating does not make them any money! They want us sick...they want us on their expensive drugs for life. What a mess America is in.....
The best part of the CBS show "Bluebloods" is the family dinner. If you want an idea of the connection this can muster..just watch several generations breaking bread.
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Did the United States test an anti-satellite weapon when it shot down an out-of-control spy satellite earlier this month? Or was it a precautionary measure to protect people on the ground who might have been hit with a fuel tank filled with a poisonous gas?
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty designated space for peaceful purposes as the province of all mankind. Virtually all spacefaring nations now favor a new treaty to accommodate major changes in geopolitics and military technology. The United States, however, has blocked negotiations, citing potential threats to U.S. rights, capabilities, and freedom of action.
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For millennia, farmers all over the world have bred crops for their resistance to disease, productivity, and nutritional value. Today, few topics have the power to inspire as much international furor and misinformation as the development and distribution of genetically altered foods.
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The Dixon Hill series was a novel series written by author Tracy Tormé, and featured private detective Dixon Hill, who first appeared in the short story The Big Good-Bye, published on Earth in the pulp magazine Amazing Detective Stories in 1934.
The Dixon Hill series
- "Dixon Hill in The Big Good-Bye", 1934 (TNG: "The Big Goodbye"; Star Trek: First Contact)
- "Dixon Hill in The Long Dark Tunnel", 1936 (TNG: "The Big Goodbye", "The Emissary")
- "Dixon Hill in The (Curse of the) Black Orchid" (TNG: "The Big Goodbye", "The Emissary")
- "Dixon Hill in The National Sheriff" (TNG: "The Big Goodbye")
- "Dixon Hill in The Listening Man" (TNG: "The Big Goodbye")
- "Dixon Hill in The Parrot's Claw" (TNG: "The Big Goodbye", "Manhunt")
The Black Orchid was made into a film, Dixon Hill and the Black Orchid sometime before the 22nd century. The series was published to Federation holosuites by Broht & Forrester in the 24th century. (ENT: "Cogenitor"; VOY: "Author, Author")
The Big Good-Bye
As in all Dixon Hill holographic novels, The Big Good-Bye allowed the user to play the private investigator character of Dixon Hill in the San Francisco of 1941.
- In 2364 (on stardate 41997.7), a holodeck malfunction aboard the USS Enterprise-D led to an override of safety protocols. Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Dr. Beverly Crusher, historian Whalen and Data were soon caught up in a real case in which the consequences could prove fatal indeed. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye")
- In 2373, aboard the USS Enterprise-E, Picard accessed the program, chapter 12, with Lily Sloane in order to escape Borg pursuit. Disengaging the safety protocols, Picard was able to kill two Borg drones using a Thompson submachine gun, thanks to the Borg being unable to adapt to the holographic bullet rounds in time. (Star Trek: First Contact)
- In 2365 (on stardate 42859.2), Captain Picard once again took the role of Dixon Hill, again accompanied by Data, in order to flee Lwaxana Troi's manhunt. Lwaxana, however, eventually located him in Rex's Bar, but became infatuated with the owner. (TNG: "Manhunt")
- In 2367 (on stardate 44502.7), Picard introduced Guinan to the Dixon Hill program, where she played his cousin Gloria. Guinan, however, was not impressed. (TNG: "Clues")
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- Dixon Hill
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Research Fellow Vern McKinley interviewed on MSNBCs The Dylan Ratigan Show on the failure of Federal Regulators and the dysfunctional Mortgage/Banking system from the perspective of his new book, Financing Failure: A Century of Bailouts.
Experts: Vern P. McKinleyType: TelevisionIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Vern McKinley: Why Not to Bail Out the Banks
Recorded: Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Research Fellow Vern McKinley discusses bank bailouts and his new book Financing Failure with the Wall Street Journal.
Experts: Vern P. McKinleyType: TelevisionIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Government Waste/Pork, Housing
Michael Crichton on States of Fear: Science or Politics?
Recorded: Tuesday, November 15, 2005
The late Michael Crichton, author of Jurassic Park and State of Fear, along with a panel of distinguished scientists, examine the increasing politicization of science.
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Experts: Sallie Louise Baliunas, Michael Crichton, William M. Gray, George H. TaylorType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Energy, Environment, Science, Technology