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Freally Freally is all about free stuff! And it is the simplest way to save money and environment. Do you have unwanted items (aka JUNK) around your house? Post them and let others who need them come and collect. You make someone happy, and also do our environment a favour! Added: 2012-02-14 | Twitter, GoogleMaps, FacebookGraph | |
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One Block Off The Grid The 1BOG site features a Google Map that shows where people have signed up for home solar panel installations and where they have actually gone solar. Added: 2010-04-30 | GoogleMaps | |
San Francisco Solar Map Interactive maps showing off existing solar power installations in San Francisco. Added: 2010-04-23 | GoogleMaps | |
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Mapping the Green Economy: California A Google Map to show the location of California's green companies. The map allows users to search out companies that retrofit homes for energy efficiency, manufacture parts for renewable energy systems, build electric cars or process advanced fuels. Added: 2010-04-13 | GoogleMaps | |
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Fort Rock Drive-In
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The Fort Rock Drive-In was located in Rock Hill, South Carolina, today a surburb of Charlotte, N.C. In the late-1950's it was owned by Bob Jefferies and parked 200 cars. By the 1970's it was called the Ft-Roc Drive-In and reduced to drive-in fare such as "Bloodthirsty Butchers" and "Torture Dungeon" both of course Rated R.
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Was located at the SW corner of Cherry Rd and Grier McGuire Dr. Layout still visible from the air.
The Fort Roc Drive-In located on North Cherry Road or Hwy 21 North just before getting to the Catawba River. The name came from being halfway between Rock Hill and Fort Mill, SC. After the theatres took most of the business the Fort Rock became a X-Rated drive-in.
Fort Rock or Roc or Ft Roc…. Guess it depends on which letters fell off the marquee.
Some photoplay ads re3ad Fort Rock Drive-In, Some read Ft. Roc and some read Roc Drive-In, I don't think it had anything to do with what letters fell off the marquee.
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How Valley athletes spent their Thanksgiving
Originally published: Nov 23, 2012 - 8:00 am
And in the midst of their respective grueling seasons or even offseasons, it's always interesting to see how a 'day off' is spent.
Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald will try to help Arizona snap a six-game losing streak Sunday. But that didn't keep him from giving back Thursday.
@larryfitzgerald and Jerry, our dining room manager. Thanks for serving today Larry! twitter.com/SVdP/status/27�
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Suns rookie guard Kendall Marshall is adjusting to pro life in just his first month in the league. So with no practice on Thursday, he chose to catch up on some much-needed TV time.
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Once a kicker always a kicker for Jay Feely. Even away from the office, Feely couldn't help but feel for fellow kickers Jason Hanson and Shane Graham during the highs-and-lows of the Texans' 34-31 overtime victory.
Anyone who says kicking is easy; Shane Graham knows if he misses this kick his career may be over. That's pressure!
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The Cardinals Calais Campbell may return Sunday after missing last week's game against the Falcons. But on Thursday, all the defensive end could think about were the fans.
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Diamondbacks outfielder Justin Upton didn't have time to keep up with any potential trade rumors. He had enough on his hands playing with his nephew.
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Cardinals rookie wide receiver Michael Floyd has come a long way from his childhood days in Saint Paul, Minnesota. But when families get together, photo albums usually come out. Here's a throwback of Floyd.
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And then there's Suns guard Goran Dragic. The Slovenian didn't have a traditional Thanksgiving Day feast. Instead of turkey, pumpkin pie and stuffing, Dragic opted for a more unconventional choice.
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54: Major-league starts for Stephen Strasburg, who Thursday reached the personal milestone of pitching eight innings for the first time in his overly protected career. Strasburg has made it through seven innings 10 times, including three this season. Slowly but surely, the training wheels seem to be coming off in D.C.
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text: Ruweisat Ridge, EL ALAMEIN LINE, EGYPT, 15 July 1942: The Allied counterattack against his positions on and south of Ruweisat Ridge had been successful in dislodging Rommel's forces from the Ridge. Fearing a rout might develop if he lost this anchor position in his line, the Desert Fox ordered an immediate counterattack to retake Pt. 63. The Germans timed their counterattack to coincide with the setting sun. Rommel was determined to regain his hold on Point 63 before darkness fell. The fighting was furious and Axis forces suffered heavy losses in both men and their ever-dwindling armor. Rommel would regain Point 63 but the cost would rob him of any chance at pushing on to Alexandria. General Auchinleck would be relieved soon after this engagement. But he had succeeded in stopping Rommel from entering Alexandria and the Suez Canal. The Battle of El Alamein continues to excite wargamers and for good reason. It was a unique battlefield, a departure from most of the fighitng that had taken place in the Western Desert and along the Via Balbia ... to that point in the campaign. Alam Halfa ... Ruweisat Ridge .. Deir El Shein ... 'Snipe' ... Miteirya Ridge ... Kidney Ridge ... Tel el Eisa ... all historic places where the outcome between Rommel and Montgomery ... the Deutsches Afrikakorps and 'Tommy Atkins' ... was decided. As Carrell said it in Foxes of the Desert, 'the war started breathing again' ... and it does in ATS format in EL ALAMEIN: THE BATTLE OF RUWEISAT RIDGE. For those that have been building an ATS TT color die-cut counter collection ... and it is an ever expanding endeavor ... a missing nationality is filled in with EL ALAMEIN: THE BATTLE OF RUWEISAT RIDGE. We think you will agree it is HIGH TIME for Tommy Atkins ... in the form of new and updated British 8th Army counters ... to make their appearance. And they duly appear, just in the nick of time. See, Rommel, 'Wolf' and everyone in his Mammut and HQ tent were already thinking about donning a crisp shirt, dress uniform ... for the victory parades through Cairo and Alexandria. EL ALAMEIN: THE BATTLE OF RUWEISAT RIDGE includes all the color-die cut counters you need to play the scenarios, a brand new map, and a set of scenarios that all play on the historical map. Rommel Goggles are not included.


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AUD/USD Elliott WaveYesterday the AUD/USD pair was trading within the upward movement. During the Asian session we could observe the descending movement towards the point 1.0304. We can consider this move as the end of the wave 2 (coloured blue). The AUD/USD pair did not manage to hold this level and we can observe the strong bullish mood during the European and New York sessions towards the 1.0417 level. We can consider this move as end of wave 1 (coloured pink) of the bigger wave 3 (coloured blue).Today during the Asian market the AUD/USD pair start pushing in a downward move to the 1.0370 level and we expect to see the price back to 1.0400 level today. Presently we can observe the end of the wave 2 (coloured pink), so we can enter Long for 3 wave. In accordance with our wave rules and taking into account that the wave 3 retraces 161.8% of the wave 1, we can define the potential targets with Fibonacci extensions (1.0304-1.0417-1.0348); the First Take Profit at 1.0469 (100% of wave 1) and Second Take Profit at 1.0540 (161.8% of wave 1). For Stop Loss we can use the invalidation point at 1.0304. Also it is necessary to consider the data concerning the U.S Crude Oil Inventories that can affect the rate of the pair.
Support and Resistance levels(S3) 1.0256 (S2) 1.0300 (S1) 1.0326 (PP) 1.0370 (R1) 1.0414 (R2) 1.0440 (R3) 1.0484
Trading ForecastProceeding from Elliott Wave Rules, today the trend is expected to begin the upward movement. That is why long positions at level 1.0380 with Stop Loss at 1.0304, Take Profit 1 at 1.0469 and Take Profit 2 at 1.0540 are recommended.
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| I think you're going to love this part at the October CGW, Alex. It will be especially fun with a bigger group. We spent about 30 minutes of workshop time doing these challenges each day at CGW #4, splitting into groups of 3-4.
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It is really great to have CGW #5 to look forward to. That in itself is a great focal point to use to visualize what I want my life to be like by then. Here is one of the goals that I am spinning now: "I find bellydancing to be a natural extension of my being and wonder why I did not incorporate it into my life earlier. I often surprise myself with the level of coordination I have developed by bellydancing and juggling. This benefit has affected many other areas of my life--for example my driving skills have improved greatly. I also feel elated when I wake up each morning and realize what a fit body I have developed. I am in better shape now than I ever have been in my life and a shining example of vibrant health to my many clients and readers. Halloween 2010 is the most magical day of my life in that I have completed yet another CGW conference and am feeling deeply connected to the other attendees and taking delight in all the crazy costumes they are wearing though I feel rather at home yet a bit risque in my awesome bellydancing attire." I dare ya all to put yourself out there as well |
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I'm scared of the social exercises already! While the CGW was on, I was at the 2010 Animal Rights Conference, and I was so far from walking up to random strangers and introducing myself (granted, I was only there for about half of it or less). I met a few cool/interesting people (particularly bloggers whose names I recognized on their name tags), saw some I already knew, but disappointed that I didn't meet more people. |
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Interesting. Sounds like this last CGW was focused on removing blocks to growth (i.e. fears) rather than on methods for finding what one wants (i.e. guidance/growth heuristics). Perhaps guidance isn't the point of CGW's, which is why so many were not as happy with CGW3, but I greatly benefited from it (or coincidentally figured out what was meaningful in my life on my own not too long afterwards). Or maybe I was just too dense to get it from 'the book'. Anyway, glad to see things worked out well for this one. |
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"she was thought" doesn't sound correct!
It does sound rather strange. It is very rarely (if ever) used in American English, though some other dialects of English still would use this.
"she was thought" didn't throw me off at first, but now that i'm looking at it, it's pretty odd. if we're going with this sentence structure, then my answer would have to be C.
I will go with C... to have bought...
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Crossroads 2011 at SRCC
We hadn't played in Delhi in a while and we most certainly haven't done too many college shows in Delhi and so when the guys from SRCC got in touch for this show, I think I was a lot keener than them to make this show happen! After a lot of back and forth with dates and budgets and what not, we managed to work things out and there we were on a chilly Tuesday morning in Delhi for what promised to be a great evening.
One reason, as a band, we love doing college shows, is that if you take away everything else, it is a great experience; the kids have really worked hard to put the show together, they have taken time out of their college schedule, gone out and convinced brands to put money into their fest, called and negotiated with the bands, booked everything required, and nine times out of ten, they have called you because they really like your music and all they want is to ensure that your band played at their college when they were in college!
This time was no different! If not anything else, I was reminded enough number of times how big fans they were of the band and how much they really really REALLY wanted us to come and perform in the college.
Now SRCC is in Delhi University's North Campus and for some reason, they had a curfew time of 7.30PM like all college fests in that area. And they had to finish one of their most popular competition events, the group dance finals just before we got on stage, and there were about 18 teams they had to get through in a little under 3 hours time! With a lot of time management, a great deal of luck and some "Jugaad", they managed to give us the stage just before 6PM.
We got on stage and a quick line check sorted out our sound on stage and we were all set to rock and roll! and then, mid way through 'Hey Bhagwan' our first song, Raghu's cut a string on the guitar. So a quick 2 minute break at the end of the first song saw Raghu change his string and from there on, it was a proper party! The students were all set to have a great time and we were in no mood to let them down, we ran through a pre-dominantly Hindi set, but were pleasantly surprised and at the same time happy that we got quite a few requests for our Kannada songs, especially, 'Gudugudiya Sedi Nodo'.
In a set timed to perfection, we wound up and finished with 'Har Saans Mein' just as the cops got on stage to ensure that there would be no encore and as we left that night with a smile on our faces, it was a fantastic feeling to have gotten back to the basics of live music – a great audience + a band that has fun playing its music = an incredible time!
Everytime we are in Delhi, we request, cajole and sometimes order Shiv Ahuja to be there photographing us on stage and he is always around each time and never lets us down! All photos you see in this post are taken by Shiv and he will be joining us a lot more often to document our shows so we can show all of you what is happening when we are on tour.
Thanks to Shrey, Keshav and every one else who got us to SRCC and we wish we can do this more often!
For now check out the rest of the pictures from that evening and see the rest of Shiv's work here.
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Howards End (film)
Howards End | |
Theatrical release poster |
Directed by | James Ivory |
Produced by | Ismail Merchant |
Screenplay by | Ruth Prawer Jhabvala |
Based on | Howards End by E. M. Forster |
Starring | Anthony Hopkins Vanessa Redgrave Helena Bonham Carter Emma Thompson |
Music by | Richard Robbins Percy Grainger (opening and end title) |
Cinematography | Tony Pierce-Roberts |
Editing by | Andrew Marcus |
Studio | Merchant Ivory Productions |
Distributed by | Mayfair (UK) Sony Pictures Classics |
Release date(s) |
Running time | 140 minutes |
Country | United Kingdom |
Language | English |
Budget | $8 million |
Box office | $25,966,555 |
Howards End is a 1992 film based upon the novel of the same name by E. M. Forster (published in 1910), a story of class relations in turn-of-the-20th-century England. The film—produced by Merchant Ivory Productions as their third adaptation of a Forster novel (following A Room with a View in 1985 and Maurice in 1987)—was the first film to be released by Sony Pictures Classics. The screenplay was written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, directed by James Ivory and produced by Ismail Merchant.
Howards End was entered as Official selection for Cannes International Film Festival and won 45th Anniversary Award. In 1993, the film received nine Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture for Ismail Merchant and Best Director for James Ivory. The film won three awards, including for Best Art Direction (Luciana Arrighi and Ian Whittaker). Ruth Prawer Jhabvala earned her second Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, while Emma Thompson won the Academy Award for Best Actress.
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Plot [edit]
The story takes place in Edwardian Britain. Three families represent three social classes: the Wilcoxes are wealthy capitalists, the class that is displacing the aristocracy; the Schlegel sisters represent the enlightened bourgeoisie; and the Basts are in the lower middle class. (Forster is clear that the novel is "not concerned with the very poor".) The film asks the question ""Who will inherit England?" and answers it through the ownership of the house, Howards End, as it passes from person to person.
At the start of the film, the younger sister, Helen Schlegel (Helena Bonham Carter), rashly becomes engaged to the younger Wilcox son, Paul. The next day both realise their mistake and break it off, but Helen has told her older sister, who tells her family. Her Aunt Juley (Prunella Scales) arrives at Howards End and so makes the Wilcox family aware of the engagement. Later, when the Wilcox family takes a house near to the Schlegels in London, the sister, Margaret Schlegel (Emma Thompson), feels compelled to visit because of the social embarrassment of the previous year. She befriends the mother, Ruth Wilcox (Vanessa Redgrave). Ruth is descended from English yeoman stock and it is through her family that the Wilcoxes own Howards End, a house which she loves dearly and which is the symbol of rural the United Kingdom and British tradition. Over the course of a few months, the two women become close friends, and Ruth sees in Margaret a kindred spirit. Hearing that the lease on the Schlegels' London house is due to expire, and knowing she is soon to die, Ruth bequeaths Howards End to Margaret. This causes great consternation for the Wilcoxes, who refuse to believe that Ruth was in her "right mind" or intended her home to go to a relative stranger. The Wilcoxes burn the piece of paper that Ruth's bequest is written on, and decide to keep her will secret. Because he knows that he has prevented the Schlegels from finding a home in Howards End, Henry Wilcox (Anthony Hopkins) offers to help Margaret find a new place to live. As a result, the two become close and Henry proposes. Margaret accepts.
The Schlegels befriend a young, poor, yet intellectual clerk, Leonard Bast (Samuel West). Wishing to improve his lot, they pass along advice from Henry that Leonard should leave his post because his company is heading for a crash. Leonard does so, but finds himself in a worse position and eventually unemployed.
The two plotlines converge at the marriage party of Evie Wilcox (daughter of Henry and Ruth). Helen has found the Basts starving and brings them to the party. Jacky Bast (Nicola Duffett) becomes drunk; Margaret approaches her with Henry to find out who she is. Jacky recognises Henry and it becomes clear that years previously he had had an affair with her. Humiliated and suspicious, Henry breaks off the engagement, but that evening he and Margaret reconcile and she forgives his sexual impropriety. In accordance with Henry's wishes, she insists that Helen take the Basts away and refuses them help.
Because of this, the Schlegel sisters drift apart. Helen has a brief affair with Leonard Bast. She becomes pregnant, and leaves the country, telling none of her condition. When Helen returns to take her possessions, she asks if she can stay one night at Howards End. When Henry Wilcox finds out that Helen is pregnant, he insists that she cannot stay in the house, and that the man responsible must be found out and punished for dishonouring her.
Margaret and Henry argue bitterly about the different standards of sexual propriety applied to men and women, and Margaret says she is leaving Henry. Margaret, Leonard and the oldest Wilcox son Charles (James Wilby) all make their way separately to Howards End and the final tragedy unfolds: Charles attacks and inadvertently kills Leonard, and is arrested. Henry's pride is shaken; his feelings break through at last, and he and Margaret become truly close.
Ultimately, Ruth Wilcox's wish is fulfilled: Henry leaves Howards End to Margaret upon his death. Helen is reconciled with Margaret, and Helen will raise her son as heir. In both film and novel, the final ownership of Howards End is a symbol of new class relations in Britain: the wealth of the new industrialists (the Wilcoxes) married to the politically reforming vision of liberalism (the Schlegels) that will benefit the children of the lower classes (the Basts).
Cast [edit]
- Vanessa Redgrave ... Ruth Wilcox
- Helena Bonham Carter ... Helen Schlegel
- Joseph Bennett ... Paul Wilcox
- Emma Thompson ... Margaret Schlegel
- Prunella Scales ... Aunt Juley
- Adrian Ross Magenty ... Tibby Schlegel
- Jo Kendall ... Annie
- Anthony Hopkins ... Henry Wilcox
- James Wilby ... Charles Wilcox
- Jemma Redgrave ... Evie Wilcox
- Ian Latimer ... Stationmaster
- Samuel West ... Leonard Bast
- Simon Callow ... Music and Meaning Lecturer (cameo)
- Mary Nash ... Pianist
- Siegbert Prawer ... Man Asking a Question
- Susie Lindeman ... Dolly Wilcox
- Nicola Duffett ... Jacky Bast
- Mark Tandy, Andrew St. Clair, Anne Lambton, Emma Godfrey, Duncan Brown, Iain Kelly ... Luncheon Guests
- Atalanta White... Maid at Howards End
- Gerald Paris ... Porphyrion Supervisor
- Allie Byrne, Sally Geoghegan, Paula Stockbridge, Bridget Duvall, Lucy Freeman, Harriet Stewart, Tina Leslie ... Blue-stockings
- Mark Payton ... Percy Cahill
- David Delaney ... Simpson's Carver
- Mary McWilliams ... Wilcox Baby
- Barbara Hicks ... Miss Avery
- Rodney Rymell ... Chauffeur
- Luke Parry ... Tom, the Farmer's Boy
- Antony Gilding ... Bank Supervisor
- Peter Cellier ... Colonel Fussell
- Crispin Bonham Carter ... Albert Fussell
- Patricia Lawrence, Margery Mason ... Wedding Guests
- Jim Bowden ... Martlett
- Alan James ... Porphyrion Chief Clerk
- Jocelyn Cobb ... Telegraph Operator
- Peter Darling ... Doctor
- Terence Sach ... Deliveryman
- Brian Lipson ... Police Inspector
- Barr Heckstall-Smith ... Helen's Child
Production [edit]
Casting [edit]
Anthony Hopkins accepted the part of Henry Wilcox without reading the script. Phoebe Nicholls, Joely Richardson, Miranda Richardson and Tilda Swinton were all considered for the part of Margaret Schlegel before Emma Thompson accepted the role. Jemma Redgrave (Evie Wilcox), who plays the daughter of Vanessa Redgrave (Ruth Wilcox), is her real-life niece. This is the only time they have shared the screen, although Jemma did act with her Aunt Vanessa on stage in Chekhov's Three Sisters in 1990, a production in which the third sister was played by Vanessa's sister Lynn Redgrave.
Music [edit]
- "Bridal Lullaby" by Percy Grainger
Courtesy of Bardie Edition - "Mock Morris" by Percy Grainger
Courtesy of Schott & Co., Ltd. - "La Dance" (1906) by André Derain
(c) 1992 Artist Rights Socitey, New York/ADAGP
Courtesy of the Fridart Foundation. - 5th Symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven (uncredited)
The score was composed by Richard Robbins, with elements of the score based on Percy Grainger's works "Bridal Lullaby" and "Mock Morris". The piano pieces were performed by the English concert pianist Martin Jones.
Filming locations [edit]
Part of the film was shot at the Baltic Exchange, 30 St. Mary Axe, London. Soon after filming there it was bombed by the IRA, razed, and the Swiss Re building, or The Gherkin was erected on its site. Other scenes were shot in the quadrangle of the Founder's Building at Royal Holloway, University of London, in Surrey. [1] The "Howards End" house in the countryside is Peppard Cottage[1] in Rotherfield Peppard, Oxfordshire, and the Wilcoxes's house is nearby.[2] Some scenes were also shot at Brampton Bryan in Herefordshire.[3]
Reception [edit]
The film received massive critical acclaim. On June 5, 2005, Roger Ebert included it on his list of "Great Movies".[4]
As of December 28, 2010, the film-critics aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes listed 91% positive reviews based on 34 reviews (31 "fresh", 3 "rotten").[5]
According to the website Box Office Mojo the Total Gross of the film stands at $25,966,555.[6]
Accolades [edit]
Awards [edit]
- 1992: Cannes Film Festival 45th Anniversary Prize (James Ivory)[7]
- 1992: New York Film Critics' Circle—Best Actress (Emma Thompson)
- 1992: Los Angeles Film Critics' Association—Best Actress (Emma Thompson)
- 1992: National Board of Review—Best Actress (Emma Thompson)
- 1992: Southeastern Film Critics Association—Best Actress (Emma Thompson)
- 1993: Academy Awards[8]
- Best Actress (Emma Thompson)
- Best Adapted Screenplay (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala)
- Best Art Direction (Luciana Arrighi, Ian Whittaker)
- 1993: BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Emma Thompson)
- 1993: BAFTA Award for Best Film (Ismail Merchant, James Ivory)
- 1993: Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture (Emma Thompson)
- 1993: Chicago Film Critics Association Awards (Emma Thompson)
- 1993: Evening Standard British Film Awards
- Best Actress (Emma Thompson)
- Best Film (James Ivory)
- 1993: Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards—(Emma Thompson)
- 1993: London Critics Circle Film Awards—(British Film of the Year)
Nominated [edit]
- 1993 Academy Awards:[8]
- 1993 British Academy Film Awards:
- Best Direction (James Ivory)
- Best Screenplay—Adapted (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala)
- Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Helena Bonham Carter)
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Samuel West)
- Best Cinematography (Tony Pierce-Roberts)
- Best Production Design (Luciana Arrighi)
- Best Costume Design (Jenny Beavan, John Bright)
- Best Editing (Andrew Marcus)
- Best Make-Up Artist (Christine Beveridge)
- 1993 Golden Globe Awards:
- Best Director—Motion Picture (James Ivory)
- Best Motion Picture—Drama
- Best Screenplay (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala)
- 1993 César Award for Best Foreign Film (James Ivory)
- 1992 Cannes Film Festival (Palme d'Or)[7]
References [edit]
- ^ "Howard's End". The Castles and Manor Houses of Cinema's Greatest Period Films. Architectural Digest. January 2013. Retrieved January 2, 2013.
- ^ IMDB Filming locations for Howards End (1992). Retrieved on March 6, 2007.
- ^ Country Life. "Interview, Edward Harley". Retrieved 11 May 2010.
- ^ "Howards End (1992)". Chicago Sun-Times.
- ^ Retrieved on 2010-12-28.
- ^ Retrieved on 2010-12-28.
- ^ a b "Festival de Cannes: Howards End". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 2009-08-14.
- ^ a b "The 65th Academy Awards (1993) Nominees and Winners". oscars.org. Retrieved 2011-08-02.
External links [edit]
- 1992 films
- English-language films
- 1990s drama films
- BAFTA winners (films)
- British drama films
- British films
- E. M. Forster
- Films based on novels
- Films directed by James Ivory
- Films featuring a Best Actress Academy Award winning performance
- Films featuring a Best Drama Actress Golden Globe winning performance
- Films set in England
- Films set in the 1900s
- Films whose art director won the Best Art Direction Academy Award
- Films whose writer won the Best Adapted Screenplay Academy Award
- Merchant Ivory Productions films
- Screenplays by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala


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Yo, Doc. Did some body yank your post? Looks like it any way.
Yo, Darko Babe! ::::HUGGERS::::
Leftists got a nasty big money con they are pulling on John Q. Public, and they are scared stiff the news might get out and blow the whole con. Dems gotta fold the con cause the marks got wise to 'em.
Tadpole is mad as a wet hen cause a bunch of us got wise to what she and her bunch was doing. Not only did she get stung herself, she might get busted too and that is one thing no con artist wants.
So all she can do is raise a ruckus trying to get even. She ain't said one thing that made sense yet and she ain't said the truth yet. Making sense or telling the truth would put Obatso behind bars for treason.
Thing is, Obatso will get busted and when he does, he is gonna snitch out every body that helped him just to save his own hide. Then he is gonna sneak back to Kenya and get back his real name, Barry Soetoro.
Obatso sold us out for sure. Only traitors want that fascist in office.
Ain't it cute?
Rocmike you are in serious need of mental help.


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Mark Iafrati, MD
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About This Physician
Gender | Male |
Type of Specialist | Vascular Surgeon |
Special Expertise |
Admitting Hospital(s) |
Tufts Medical Center High performing in 5 Specialties Caritas St. Elizabeth's Medical Center |
Board Certification(s) Latest Certification Date(s) |
Vascular Surgery
2005 |
Obtained Medical Degree From |
Tufts University 1989 |
Residency(ies) |
Tufts New England Med Center Boston, MA 1990 - 1995 |
Fellowship(s) |
Vascular Surgery
Tufts New England Med Center Boston, MA 1995 - 1997 |
Faculty Appointment |
Associate Professor
Surgery Tufts University |
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