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Arguably, one of Canada's greatest films, Mon Oncle Antoine is a coming of age tale set in rural Quebec. Beautifully shot and with wonderful acting, it's an unsentimental portrait of young people caught up in a confusing and hostile adult world, where youthful innocence is shattered and when growing up means experiencing complex realities. The film is set in the 1940's as a small mining town prepares for Christmas celebrations. But unlike most holiday films that purposefully avoid seriousness and genuine pathos, Claude Jutra's film tenderly addresses the subject of adolescent awakenings under the specter of sex and death. This 1971 film was Jutra's masterpiece and a brilliant film that captures both the goodness in people as well as their human failings. Read a film essay about the film here.
The great movie directors have always shown an interest in exploring the subject of growing up and the themes of adolescent awakening, rites of passage and the sometimes complex depiction of individuals straddling both adulthood and childhood. As many different kinds of filmmakers as there are, so to have these kinds of movies been varied, both in terms of genre, point of view and style. Childhood it would appear from some of the beloved films that have been inspired by the subject, is messy, complicated and rendered as a darn right miserable experience. Youth's opposite condition, the aging process and growing old has also been explored with both tenderness and horror. Sometimes depicted with gritty realism, other times with romantic sentimentality, many of these films examine the way that the elderly either flourish by growing open to new and different ideas about what it means to live or in some cases, investigate the many difficulties that the elderly are confronted with. Here is a brief list of some of the great films that tackle the subject of both youth and the elderly with intelligence, artfulness and humanity. AgingHarry and Tonto Harold and Maude Umberto D Away from Her Amour Nobody's Fool On Golden Pond Ikiru Tokyo Story The Up Series The Straight Story YouthMurmur of the Heart My Life as a Dog Forbidden Games Mon Oncle Antoine Stand by Me Kid with a Bike Spirit of the Beehive The Ice Storm Good Morning Bicycle Thieves George Washington 400 Blows Ratcatcher Moonlight Kingdom Ivan's Childhood Fish Tank Hoop Dreams Rushmore
The great films from the silent era to today have always addressed the significant, universal themes and truths that lie at the core of human experience. There may be no better film made about the end of life and the instinctive response to look back on one's dreams, laments, regrets, and accomplishments while standing upon the precipice than Japanese director, Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru (Bergman's Wild Strawberries is a close second). More than a somber piece of cinema about an unremarkable everyman's last days, Ikiru (meaning "to live") is a life affirming and poetic masterpiece that beautifully portrays our main character's search for meaning as he learns he has a terminal disease. Kanji Watanabe, a government employee who nobody seems to know or respect, agonizes over the belief that he has not lived a full life of importance and it's this doubt that drives him forward to engage his fleeting days with a fierce purpose. For like so many, the presence of the end animates what it means to be alive. Kurosawa uses his immense directorial talents to bring this theme alive in fresh and unique ways. Fans of Kurosawa's samurai movies may be surprised at the heartbreaking tenderness that he exhibits in this, his most endearing and humane film that explores life's preciousness through one man's death.
Famously shy and reclusive writer/director Terrence Malick burst into the spotlight with his extraordinary debut Badlands(1973), a classic of American filmmaking starring a young Sissy Spacek and Martin Sheen. The library has recently picked up the expanded and refurbished Criterion Collection edition which features recollections from the two actors and the art director. Fans of Malick's impressionistic and painterly films (The Thin Red Line, Tree of Life, Days of Heaven, The New World) will certainly want to see this version in all of its restored vibrancy. After watching this amazing film, loosely based on the Charles Starkweather murders of the late 1950's, I've attempted to come up with a short list of significant directorial debut films that we currently have in our collection. Reservoir Dogs Who's Afraid of Virginia WoolfThe Night of the HunterCitizen KaneEasy RiderGeorge WashingtonAmerican BeautyA Bout De Souffle (Breathless)Bottle RocketKnife in the WaterKiller of SheepThe 400 Blows
The Sorcerer and the White Snake is gorgeous. The mountain scenery is breathtaking, the underwater visuals are amazing. This is a story of True Love. The demon white snake falls in love with a human. All sorts of problems arise from this but she never regrets it because she now knows true love. The White snake said she meditated once for a thousand years but just a moment with Xu Xian (the human she is in love with) was worth more. This was a great story of love based on a Chinese legend, but the best part was the visuals. It was one breathtaking scene after another. As I have a snake phobia, I wish it wasn't a White Snake but when they are that big they look more like a sea serpent than a snake so it wasn't too bad, only at the end did they send in the little snakes. Jet Li is the monk and he does do a lot of action. But even the fighting scenes are overpowered by the visual effects. When Xu Xian is under water the details of the plant life and the fish was spectacular. When the White Snake flooded the town and summoned the waters, it gripped you and the music swelled and you were carried away. While the story is of White Snake and her True Love with a human it also displayed the sister love between White Snake and Green Snake. When White Snake was dying Green Snake offered her life's essence to her sister. It is a foreign film and you will have to read the subtitles but it is the visual effects that will blow you away. A fun part was the monks apprentice turning into a bat demon and the animated mice were delightful.
Described as a film about "everything and nothing", Yi Yi (Translation: A One and a Two) is writer/director Edward Yang's moving, slice of life portrait about the up's and down's, beginnings and endings, laments and celebrations of a middle-class Taiwanese family. Centered on N.J. and his family, Yang depicts the magical moments in life by juxtaposing them against a backdrop of the mundane. The film begins by showing us a wedding and then quickly cuts to N.J.'s mother-in-law's failing health, stressing the overlapping and sometimes paradoxical nature of life's imperfect unfolding. Yang expertly evokes the poetry of the everyday, urban experience in all of its messy dynamics, showing us the beautiful interplay between humor, tragedy, romance and ritual from the perspective of the three primary characters, the father, teenage daughter and the eight year-old son.
Yasujiro Ozu's Late Spring (1949) is one of the most moving dramas you'll ever see about the intersecting tension between social norms, generational conflict and familial love, a theme that the great Japanese director masterfully explored with a fierce intelligence and a tender poetry in his post-war films. Late Spring is the story of a daughter who is so dedicated to her father's well-being that she eschews her family's urging to marry. At the age of 27 and unmarried, her single status is deemed a problem to be solved by her loving father, persistent aunt, and cynical best friend. Why marry for the sake of fulfilling an outdated social tradition that isn't necessarily a guarantee for happiness in modern Japan she argues. While her thoughtful and understanding father may agree with such an argument, there exists few options for her future that don't include either an arranged marriage or one born out of romantic love. Each character is so richly rendered and conceived that antagonists are excluded altogether. Everyone seems to have a legitimate point of view which is a quality that highlights the respectful and sympathetic nature of Ozu's grasp of character. Highly recommended viewing. For a clip go here.
Have you ever thought what it would be like to be just a Head. You could not move your arms of your legs. The Intouchables is a story about such a man and his caregiver. Philippe is a French aristocrat who has a great life until his wife gets a disease and dies and Philippe who was always into high adventure, goes paragliding and crashes. He crushed his 3rd and 4th vertebrae and is now a quadriplegic. The movie is about the relationship of Philippe and Driss. Philippe is interviewing numerous caregivers, they all have great credentials and PHDs. Driss is applying because in order to draw is benefit (unemployment check) he need to show he is actively looking for a job, he has no real desire to have this job. He talks to Philippe in an off hand manner, "don't get up". Philippe likes him because he doesn't treat Philippe as an invalid. Driss is offered and takes the job. We are given glimpses into what Philippe has to do every day. Massages for the arms and legs, strapped in a chair so he doesn't fall out, turning pages with a stick in his mouth. Driss asks him if he ever thought of just shooting himself. Philippe says yes but I cannot move my arms or legs so I am stuck. Luckily for Philippe he is rich. He says the Doctors can keep him alive until he is 70. Philippe introduces Driss to the arts, and music, Bach etc. Driss also shows Philippe what he considers good music Earth, Wind and Fire. Driss is a kid from the streets. He introduces Philippe to smoking marijuana to help with the pain. When Philippe has to travel they go the van and Driss says no way is he loading Philippe in the back of the van like a horse, he puts him in the front seat of a muscle car and roars down the road. This is a story of a developing friendship. This movie is foreign and in French so if you do not understand French, you could take a crash course on our Rocket Language lessons, free if you have a library card or for this you could turn on the subtitles. The thing that really touched me is that this is a true story. At the end of the movie they show the people that this movie was based on.
The Turkish film Once Upon a Time in Anatolia was on many end-of-the-year polls of best movies. It's a slow burning film about a murder and the men who venture into the dark of night charged with locating the deceased's body. The viewer already knows who did it. The murderer sits between two police officers in the back of a car that traverses the Turkish countryside. It's actually not about the murder at all but rather about the interior lives of its varied cast of characters. It's a film about what goes unsaid, that which is communicated only by silence and the elapse of time. It's a film about a single night and the complicated pasts of men living in a moment.
It's pretty easy to argue that movie expert Roger Ebert was America's First Film Critic, in the sense that he was the country's most well-known and respected reviewer of cinema. Ebert passed away yesterday from complications due to cancer. Ebert and the late Gene Siskel introduced millions of Americans to thoughtful conversations about both commercial and artistic-oriented films with their Saturday afternoon television show that aired from the mid 1980's until Siskel's death in 1999. Ebert's brilliant reviews, many of which are collected in numerous books, are an excellent starting point for the novice fan of film to introduce themselves to the treasure trove of great movies. Ebert was known for his superb prose, much of which eschewed jargon and obtuse forms of critical theory. He also had a keen ability to criticize films he found intellectually stupefying or devoid of purpose with a biting sense of humor, some of which can be found below.
"The Last Airbender is an agonizing experience in every category I can think of and others still waiting to be invented. The laws of chance suggest that something should have gone right. Not here. It puts a nail in the coffin of low-rent 3D, but it will need a lot more coffins than that."
"Battlefield Earth is like taking a bus trip with someone who has needed a bath for a long time. It's not merely bad; it's unpleasant in a hostile way."
"Dice Rules is one of the most appalling movies I have ever seen. It could not be more damaging to the career of Andrew Dice Clay if it had been made as a documentary by someone who hated him. The fact that Clay apparently thinks this movie is worth seeing is revealing and sad, indicating that he not only lacks a sense of humor, but also ordinary human decency."
"Saving Silverman is so bad in so many different ways that perhaps you should see it, as an example of the lowest slopes of the bell-shaped curve. This is the kind of movie that gives even its defenders fits of desperation. Consider my friend James Berardinelli, the best of the Web-based critics. No doubt 10 days of oxygen deprivation at the Sundance Film Festival helped inspire his three-star review, in which he reports optimistically, 'Saving Silverman has its share of pratfalls and slapstick moments, but there's almost no flatulence.' Here's a critical rule of thumb: You know you're in trouble when you're reduced to praising a movie for its absence of fart jokes, and have to add 'almost.'"
And one of his most famous disses concerns Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen. It "is a horrible experience of unbearable length, briefly punctuated by three or four amusing moments. One of these involves a dog-like robot humping the leg of the heroine. Such are the meager joys. If you want to save yourself the ticket price, go into the kitchen, cue up a male choir singing the music of hell, and get a kid to start banging pots and pans together. Then close your eyes and use your imagination."
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Muncie Clay Products Company was established by Charles Benham in Muncie, Indiana, in 1922. The company made pottery for the florist and giftshop trade. The company closed by 1939. Pieces are marked with the name Muncie or just with a system of numbers and letters, like 1A. Muncie used matte, high, and drip glazes. In 1929 it made pottery in the Ruba Rombic shapes similar to the glass pattern made by Consolidated Glass Company.
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Those bibles in our court rooms are literally disgusting. Think of the filth exposed when objects / hands are held up to ultra-violet lights. For this reason, I never read magazines at the doctor's office. Everybody touches them! Bibles are gross (click to embiggen) I received a letter from an atheist who recently gave sworn testimony. She was shocked to hear the bailiff's extra dose of religion as she was sworn in. She not only had to wash her hands, she probably needed a shower after … [Read more...]
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Ok folks, I've made it to the herbal big time. I can tell because the National Forest people are writing ME to identify and find their plants for them. While this is infinitely funny on one level, it is somewhat gratifying on another. Especially when the plant they're looking for is Estafiate, the ever so common Artemisia ludoviciana of the West. Evidently, people have been coming to their office asking about this plant, where it is and how to harvest it. I wonder what's triggered this newfound interest in a traditional and now neglected SW plant. I'm hoping that at least part of that answer lies in my herb article written for local newspapers. I'm sorry to say I've been neglecting that venue a bit and must get back to it.
Although I was already so locally famous that teenage boys and old ranchers alike snicker and ask me if I know any plants "that will get them high" when I go to the village, this new level of recognition is almost worth having a big gulp of homebrewed chamomile hard cider over.
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hee, hee, hee. that's very cool, Kiva. Guess it was bound to happen.
Rock on, Kiva, that's fantastic!
As far as plants to get the locals high – you could always give 'em a recipe for nettle beer and tell' em that they need to pick it fresh LOL
Right On! and well deserved! And nice to know that I am not the only herbalist that has people come and ask about the getting high question LOL


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Nice fragrance.
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I love this fragrance! I occasionally wear other perfumes but they never quite live up to Nicole Miller. It smells the best on me and I am sticking with it.
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i love this one, very expensive smell, sophisticated and unique
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This is a lively, feminine fragrance - it can certainly be used for both casual and special occasions
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Love this perfume, one of my signature scents! And price was miniscule, following tester + 10% off discounts. (Didn't even care that lovely cap not included, as I had one from old bottle.)
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Not my signature perfume but I use it daily at work because of its great value. Although I do swap to other perfumes for variety, my actual signature perfume is Chanel Coco.
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So basically I was a noob to all this root process and setting it up. I successfully installed the root file a month or two back and used droid over clock, rom manager (until I realized it's bad), bootstrap, superusers permissions and terminal emulator (most major apps) in sync with rooting. I finally wanted a rom/theme; I went with ape.x. Upon installation I failed to realize I should have saved a recovery file prior to that day and the installation of Fabolous' ROM. Not only that I accidentally overwrote the file I had to this date with a new screwed up file of today's events. It's not necessarily screwed up, I say this because I am frustrated beyond belief with searching these forums and the internet. So I flashed back to that faithful ape.x day then overwrote today's file with that same file. STUPID STUPID. I know, either way I think I'd have to come to this solution at the end: maderstcok - OTA 2.3.340 update.zip. THAT'S WHERE I'M AT NOW. I downloaded z4Root, got some apps, installed ape.x properly but without any save points, I switched back between certain points to check my data. MY HOME KEY, SEARCH KEY AND LOCK BUTTON DO NOT WORK. They light up, they turn the screen on. They do not: go home, lock the screen or search. Seen this problem on a lot of other forums. I WANT ALL MY DAMN DATA....I WANT IT! Maderstcok is supposed to completely format but it did not. He says I have the option in their, I chose not to. Kill me, my mind is so numb from all this. Believe me if I would have taken the opportunity to read EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING if I had known I'd ever be in this damn position. I'm unrooted with a pointless version, with pointless apps and all my goddamn music is gone. I need help 100% need it. This is worse than a brick, it's just a phone to me and honestly wind knocking my papers over is more of an issue than calling anyone, but my countless files, information, settings and data are more important than both the paperweight and the phone option.
System Version: 2.3.340.MB810.V.en.US
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That's where I'm at with the maderstcok stock settings, with worthless home, search and lock keys.
My phone to be back to stock settings with or without root
A couple of guides about rooting and bootstrap working hand in hand
My Hardware buttons to f****** work..
My information and contacts to come back
Also, constructive criticism on ROMS, specifically ones with the longest battery levels, sleekest themes, easiest ui (ADW LauncherPro) and most importantly a rom best compatible with the droid overclock application bought off of the market. I want to do what all you people do, develop, hack and create. I'm itching to code, to create software/apps and themes people talk about on here. I want to be a part of all this so bad.
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I bought mine last year for a Halloween party and used it for birthday parties throughout the year. It worked great! I loved changing the color gels for my party themes. Unfortunately, I planned to use it this Halloween, but my husband dropped it and the bulb went out. I can't find a replacement bulb. :( If anyone know where I can get a replacement bulb, please let me know.
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I have 30+ strobe lights (and a shed full of Halloween stuff) and in the past 3 years have purchased two of these strobe lights. Both stopped working within days of purchasing.
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The Cardinal Mindszenty High School Class of 1957 recently held its 55th reunion. Classmates gathered at the Knights of Columbus on Friday for a mixer party. The Saturday afternoon gathering consisted of a picnic which was also at the Knights of Columbus. The evening consisted of an informal dinner, preceded by cocktails.
The invocation was given by the Rev. Stanley Fedyszyn and a moment of silence was observed for deceased members of the class. Photo albums of school pictures and past reunions were on display along with a cake decorated in the school colors, purple and gold.
Committee members included Jim Strychalski, Marie Ganey, John Sullivan, Stan Ozga, Peter Komada and Robert Lanski. The Mindszenty school banner was generously provided by the Dunkirk Historical Museum.
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The Cardinal Mindszenty High School Class of 1957 held its 55th reunion at the Knights of Columbus. Attending the reunion from left, seated: Bill McDermott, Richard Patti, Bill Orcutt, Gene Tuszynski, Stan Fedyszyn, Tom Ganey and Marie Kulpa Ganey. Standing: Peter Komada, Tony Fedor, Deanne Renckens, Robert Lanski, Judy Prybycien Fedor, Joe Benenati, Dick Bielecki, David Barthold, Jim Renckens, Stan Ozga, John Sullivan, Jim Strychalski, Mike Baer and Stan Kolassa.


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Established in 1896. President Richard W. Stein is the 4th generation to run Berger Memorial Chapel. 1
Founded in 1914. In 2003, Alan Mayer son of the founder closed Mayer Funeral Home. Alan Mayer joined Berger Memorial ending his 40 year association with Mayer Funeral Home. All Jewish services that were prearranged through Mayer Funeral Home will be honored by Berger Memorial Chapel, and all non-Jewish services will be referred to other funeral homes convenient to the families holding contracts. 1
Serving the Jewish Community since 1884.
This index contains information obtained from several funeral homes serving the Jewish population of St. Louis.
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Records are incomplete for both funeral homes.
These records were transcribed in 2003 to 2004 by members of the Jewish Genealogical Society of St. Louis. That organization no longer exists; but was succeeded by the Jewish Special Interest Group (J-SIG) of the St. Louis Genealogical Society.
The J-SIG expresses its gratitude to the these funeral homes for their cooperation in making this data available.
1. Mayer joins Berger Memorial ; St. Louis Jewish Light, 23 July 2003, p. 2.
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Critter Defense! in Review Devilishly cutesy!
During the last several months the AppStore has literally been swamped with various Tower Defence games. Some were original, some were more traditional, some were downright poor in quality. For the average player this is both a blessing and a curse on one hand competition is good, on the other how to decide which the better one? To help you navigate in this vast field Im going to review yet another TD game Critter Defense!
Critter Defense! is a fixed-path Tower Defense game that is true to classics while boasts a few interesting and innovative ideas. Once again, critters are incoming and only you can stop them before reaching the base.
Despite using the classic fixed-path approach not everything is that simple in Critter Defense. For one thing you can only place tower within the range of the pre-placed power generators or other towers. The latter range increases with tower level so take that into consideration. Second, you cant just upgrade a tower off the bat it must first gain sufficient experience for you to be able to do so. For each upgrade you may choose one of the four aspects of tower specs you wish to spend the cash on.
And last despite the availability of up to 8 types of towers in the game you can only choose 3 of them for each individual level. The towers themselves dont offer anything really innovative, rather theyjust vary in power, range and speed. Standard slow towers thrown in for good measure.
There are 12 levels grouped in 3 environments (Grasslands, Seashore, Metropolis). As you complete a level a new one is unlocked plus an occasional new tower type. Every environment ends with a boss level so be prepared for a tough fight. The maps are small so dont expect the usual panning/zooming found in other TD titles. The critters offer a standard array of slow and tough ones, quick and easy-to-kill as well as a bunch of neither-neither.
The graphics in Critter Defense! follow a distinct visual style. Its sort of the cutesy cartoony variety. A nice touch is the life bar which displayed along the center of the critter. The music is nice and energetic, though feels a bit out of place in game.
The most frustrating part of the game is the insane difficulty. You can only choose 3 tower types per level the game turns into an endless try-and-test puzzle of where what towers to place. And this already starts at the earliest levels.
Playing Critter Defense! is not like playing your average TD title. Dont let the cutesy graphics mislead you the game is unforgiving starting at the earliest levels. Innovative mechanics makes it an reasonable title for veterans of the genre to polish their skills. The casual players should stay away though and choose a more friendly representative of the genre.
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The Washington Redskins will be facing the New York Giants this weekend in a game in which they should be the underdog by a pretty significant margin. For a little perspective into just how big that spread will be, we turn to our partners at Odds Shark.
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Asparagus with Easy Hollandaise
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Remove ads with our VIP Service Opened in Theaters: Friday, June 8th, 2012 Directed by Ridley Scott Genre: SciFi/Fantasy Running Time: 2:04 Share This PagePrometheus Academy Award® Nominee A team of explorers discovers a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the... View more > sci-fi violence including some intense images, and brief language Starring Noomi Rapace, Idris Elba, Michael Fassbender... View more > Academy Award® nominee for: Reviews Summary
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The best science fiction movie in years. "Prometheus" is a science fiction movie that doesn't play it as cute. The film plays it as tough and smart. If you want cute, go see "Men in Black 3." Although it may be a prequel, it doesn't remind me of the movie "Alien." This movie reminds me of "2001: A Space Odyssey." Charlize Theron and Michael Fassbender lead a strong cast. But the real star of the movie is Noomi Rapace who played a tough woman's role very well. I also like Fassbender's humanlike character as he molded his character after the character in "Lawrence of Arabia." A group of explorers went to a planet which they discover something shocking. This is Director Ridley Scott's best work as director. I like this movie very much. The best summer movie so far.
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The opening game in Group C brings together two countries, England and USA, with a history of close relations and comradeship off the field but very little in the way of history on it. Except for one startling exception: the 1950 FIFA World Cup clash in Belo Horizonte which the Americans, seen as a 'ragtag' outfit back home, took a battering ram to convention and upset their fancied opponents 1-0. With Slovenia and Algeria also in the group at South Africa 2010, the Rustenburg game could be pivotal in the fight for qualifying places.
The match
England-USA, Group C, Rustenburg (Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace), Saturday 12 June, 20.30 (local time)
Under their new coach Fabio Capello, England put together a near-perfect qualifying campaign, winning nine of their ten games and scoring 34 goals - six more than Spain, the next best - to top Europe's goal chart with Wayne Rooney joint second in the individual scoring roster.
The US were also demonstrating efficiency, losing just twice in the final six-team Hexagonal phase of North, Central America and Caribbean Zone, finishing a point ahead of second-placed Mexico. A year ago their stock, and that of coach Bob Bradley, rose considerably with their performances at FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 where USA ousted favourites Spain in the semi-finals before going down to a narrow 3-2 final defeat to Brazil.
England haven't impressed in the run-up to South Africa, beating Mexico none-too-convincingly and then only overcoming Japan via two own-goals. Capello, who lost skipper Rio Ferdinand for the entire tournament after sustaining a knee injury in their first training session in Rustenburg, was also unhappy with the first-half performance in a practice match against the Platinum Stars. He is likely to install Ledley King, who has his own fitness worries, alongside John Terry in the heart of the defence while Joe Cole and Shaun Wright-Phillips might earn surprise starting roles to augment Wayne Rooney's attacking thrust.
The Americans have scored victories over Australia and Turkey but went down 4-2 to Turkey. They are likely to stick with the tried and trusted formula that saw them reach the final of the FIFA Confederations Cup with midfielder Michael Bradley, son of the coach, warning their opponents to expect a physical approach.
Players to watch
Jozy Altidore vs John Terry
Altidore has made giant strides with the national team, impressing in qualifying and becoming the youngest ever hat-trick hero in US history. He will prove a powerful opponent for Terry, England's former skipper, who's star has fallen during a difficult second half to last season. With his regular England partner, Ferdinand, absent, it will be down to Terry to keep the US heavy-hitters at bay.
The stat
3 - Half of USA's six wins in 25 FIFA World Cup encounters were achieved against European opposition. As well as that famous 1950 victory over England they also beat Belgium 3-0 in 1930 and Portugal 3-2 in 2002.
What they said
"The big difference is that we've got a fit Wayne Rooney in this squad. And the squad is quite experienced. Obviously we're missing Rio but this squad is balanced. I think this is a lot of guys' last chance, considering their age at this World Cup," Joe Cole, England midfielder.
"If we give up too many wide free-kicks and direct free-kicks, we will probably get punished for it. It's important we're solid in defence and not leave guys open one-on-one," Tim Howard, USA goalkeeper.
Voice of the fans
"Let's not forget the underdog in the World Cup 2002: USA 3-2 Portugal. Portugal were the semi-finalists in the Euro 2000. This match against the English squad could be a very good match or a blow out," FIFA.com user dmuma55.
The question
England often carry a 'fancied' tag into a FIFA World Cup only to depart disappointingly on a penalty shoot-out. Will 2010 be the year when they finally make amends?


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Before 1970, nothing stopped polluters from dumping who-knows-what-all into the air we breathe and the waters we share. No regulations, no guidelines, no EPA.
On a poster for the first Earth Day, cartoonist Walt Kelly famously observed, "We Have Met The Enemy and He Is Us."
We've changed some of our wasteful ways since the 1970s, when the Cayahuga River caught fire and smog and Los Angeles were synonymous.
Reduce, reuse, repurpose, recycle is a new mantra. Despoiling natural resources no longer draws yawns and corporations spend billions attempting to paint themselves green. Laws and regulations help protect us and other living creatures. Myriad citizens volunteer, conservation groups and environmental organizations actively care for our home planet.
Which makes Earth Day worth celebrating.
Recognizing the power of millions of individual actions, the focus of Earth Day 2011 is "A Billion Acts of Green," hoping to register a billion actions by the 2012 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
More than 45 million groups and individuals already have pledged all kinds of actions that show their determination to live and act sustainably.
Ready to join the party?
Get out and enjoy the Earth we're celebrating with friends, neighbors and colleagues as part of the Klallam Earth Day Challenge, April 22-23. Teams are claiming sections of the beaches, streams and rivers in good-natured competition to clean up the most trash, with or without costumes.
Among those already signed up at www.klallamearth day.com:
The Port Angeles Association of Realtors will clean up Ediz Hook "as part of our giving back to the community, while celebrating the Earth we all treasure," said Harriet Reyenga. An eco-broker with Windermere Realty, she's actively seeking choreographic assistance to create a winning dance for her fun-loving team.
"We should have no problem cleaning up around the west end of Freshwater Bay," said John Albiso, with the North Olympic Chapter of the Coastline Conservation Association. Not so with clearing out derelict fishing gear, an ongoing concern. Thousands of fishing nets and crab pots litter the floor of the Salish Sea, ensnaring tens of thousands of fish, seabirds, marine mammals and around half a million crabs each year; more gear is continually lost and abandoned. No agency currently is responsible for removing derelict gear. Without requirements to identify gear, or report its loss, there's no accountability.
Reporting is voluntary. Last year's reports? "Only two," Albiso said. Yet removing these silent killers can go a long way toward restoring the ecology of our waterways.
Visit www.earthday.org and see how you can make a difference; an online registration tool quantifies green actions. Simple individual acts and larger organizational efforts can measurably reduce greenhouse gas emissions and supporting sustainability.
With more than 45 million actions already, Earth Day: A Billion Acts of Green® already is the largest environmental service campaign in the world.
You can find creative ways to celebrate Earth Day at "The Art of Sustainability: Considerate Creativity, Taking Personal Responsibility for the Future." The Museum & Arts Center offers local artists' works inspired by their personal ideas or visions of environmental, economic and social sustainability Tuesdays through Saturdays, March 29-April 30 at MAC, 175 W. Cedar St. in Sequim.
The triple tragedies in Japan are powerful reminders that local events can have global impact.
Radiation from Japan already has reached the West Coast and eventually will make its way around the Earth, raising concerns about contaminating food and water, ocean fish stocks and other living things.
Natural forces like the Gulf Stream and trade winds, as well as global trade and travel, make it impossible to contain — or even track — trace elements like Cesium-137.
What's true of traces of radioactive isotopes also is true of greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants in the air and water: We can't control where they go.
We all share the same continuously moving atmosphere, the same vast oceans that embrace Mother Earth, the same small store of fresh water, forests, deserts and diverse ecosystems.
My hope is that on Earth Day, we can show love and care for our fragile spaceship — and continue every day for the next seven generations.
Reach her at www.DianaSomerville.com or e-mail to: columnist@sequim gazette.com.
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Statement of Sen. Orrin G. Hatchfor the hearing"Why the Government Should Care About Pornography:the State Interest in Protecting Children and Families"United States Senate Committee on the JudiciarySubcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Property RightsNovember 10, 2005
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing and permitting me to participate. I first introduced legislation to restrict dissemination of obscene material in the 95th Congress, during my first year in the Senate and before the Internet even existed. What was a problem then has become a crisis today.Ending in the right place requires starting in the right place. Pornography and obscenity present a problem of harm, not an issue of taste. Let me repeat that because we have to be on the right road to get where we need to go. Pornography and obscenity present a problem of harm, not an issue of taste. The days are long gone when concerns about the impact of pornography consumption can be dismissed with cliches or jokes about fundamentalist prudes imposing Victorian values. Actually, that attitude reflects real ignorance about Victorians, but that discussion might be for a different hearing. Whether it is high-fat foods, second-hand smoke, or hard-core pornography, what we consume affects us. Pornography affects both consumers and the culture. Surveys, government commissions, clinical research, and anecdotal evidence have long confirmed that pornography consumption correlates with a range of negative outcomes. Its effects are protracted, progressive, and profound. Witnesses testifying today will go into more detail about the evidence for how pornography harms consumers.Evidence for such harm was accumulating years ago, at a time when the methods for producing, marketing, and distributing porn were fairly well defined and somewhat stable. We now have the Internet, the most pervasive and anonymous medium every devised by human beings. Pervasiveness and anonymity magnify the effect of pornography consumption on the consumer. One of the witnesses today has written a book titled Pornified: How Pornography Is Transforming Our Lives, Our Relationships and Our Families. A review of Ms. Paul's book appearing in the September 25, 2005, issue of the San Francisco Chronicle said it shows that to discuss porn today is to discuss Internet porn. Another of the witnesses testifying today, Jill Manning, who comes from my home state of Utah, is doing her doctoral work specifically on the unique and devastating effects of Internet pornography. In addition, the pervasiveness and anonymity of the Internet expand the population of pornography consumers to include children.Let me be clear. The problem is not the Internet, the problem is pornography.But we must take seriously the unique and powerful ways the Internet can be used for evil rather than for good.In addition to affecting consumers, pornography affects the culture. Cultural critic Malcolm Muggeridge observed more than 25 years ago that America is more sex-ridden than any country in world history. Has the situation improved since then? Today, as we head into the holiday season, obtaining the catalog of certain clothing companies will require a photo ID. Most fitness magazines are more about sex than about fitness. A new survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that the number of scenes with sexual content on television has doubled in less than a decade. The highest concentration of sexual scenes is in shows that are most popular with teenagers.Someone will no doubt haul out the old argument that television merely reflects, but does not influence, reality. The same Kaiser survey found that the percentage of so-called reality shows with sexual scenes is significantly lower than any other type of show. The percentage of reality shows with sexual scenes is less than half that for talk shows and less than one-third that for drama shows or situation comedies. In 2001, Esquire magazine published a long feature on what it called the pornographication of the American girl. Pornographication! There should be no need to invent such a word. Mr. Chairman, it is impossible rationally to argue any more that this is solely a matter of personal taste. It is a problem of harm. Harm to individuals, to relationships, to families, to communities, and to children. As a result, legislators must evaluate whether we have a responsibility to act. We all believe in freedom of speech.Mr. Chairman, you and I swore an oath to preserve and protect the Constitution, including the First Amendment.But the First Amendment is not an altar on which we must sacrifice our children, our families, our communities, and our culture.Thank you for the chance to participate in this important discussion and to hear from the distinguished panel of witnesses you have assembled.


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Brown students are more fond of bars than clubs. However, if you really need to party every night, Providence has a few dozen clubs that will expose you to Rhode Island nightlife, which can be gritty but holds promise for hot people and decent tunes. If drinking is all you need, Providence's bars, like its restaurants, cater to all styles and tastes.
Although Brown students are not the most adventurous, the bars, clubs, and other nightlife activities lurking in the city can entertain the blandest or wildest tastes any night of the week. Every day, bars are swinging on College Hill, downtown, and everywhere else in the city until at least 1 in the morning. Brown students who think that there's not enough to do after the sun goes down need to open their eyes, expand their bubble, and venture out to one of Providence's eager-to-please nightspots.
Metropolis promises to be a hard-hitting club. Metropolis lives up to its name with multiple dance floors and spinning DJs. Grab your trendiest gear and a crisp Hamilton; ten bucks gets you in this big-city dance club. It tries hard to mimic the New York club feel, but it's only open Thursday-Saturday.
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Go-go boys and sweat-drenched bodies are the fare at Pulse, one of Rhode Island's largest gay clubs. Features all-male reviews. Thursday: Karaoke with denise. No cover before 10. Friday: Hetero-a-Go-Go. All persuasions welcome.
86 Crary St.
(401) 272-2133
Viva has been on campus for 10 years, and based on the line to get in on Saturday nights, it's not leaving any time soon. There's no denying that Viva found its clientele in Brown's club-hungry international students. From the looks of it, you'll think you walked into a wormhole and were instantly transported to a glamorous city. Strong drinks, thick smoke, and even thicker accents are the scene. It's a see-and-be-seen hotspot. And don't even think about wearing those sneakers. Open seven nights a week with a variable cover.
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The granddaddy of Providence nightlife, Lupo's is a world-famous concert venue, bar, and occasional dance floor. A great place to catch soon-to-be-huge bands, Lupo's consistently pleases with a perfect lineup of hot bands, has-beens, and second-rate groups ranging from hip-hop and reggae to indie rock and ska. The Met Café, Lupo's sibling club, promises smaller, intimate shows with a full bar right next door.
70 Washington St.
(401) 245-9840
Club Hell hosts the retro and fetish club scene in Providence. Although it's no closer than any other downtown night spot, Hell attracts a good number of Brown students, and maintains a good balance of edgy and accessible. Cover ranges from $4 to $6 Tuesday: Underground eighties, Hell's busiest night. Bust a move or bang heads to the Ramones, the Cramps, Bowie, and their contemporaries. Sunday: Resurrection, Providence's goth night.
73 Richmond St.
(401) 351-1977
A Providence dance staple, the Complex promises to suit almost any taste in its boring, yet crowd pleasing, ways. ladies night and college night keep the students coming, and the meager five-dollar cover gets them in and dancing. Casual dress, casual looks, and casual interaction.It's unlikely that you'll run into many other Brown kids, but sometimes that`s a good thing. If you are looking to cut loose Thursday-Saturday, the Complex is a safe bet. Thursday-Saturday $5 cover.
180 Pine St.
(401) 751-4263
Despite the admittedly disgusting name, the Fish Company is not a packing house by day turned club at night (although that might give it a bit more mystique). This is a club that Brown kids frequent, most likely because it's close to campus and easy to find. Drinks might not be cheap enough, considering the very casual atmosphere, but at least you can get fresh air on the deck, which has a nice view of the river. Wednesday: Live Music. Thursday-Saturday: DJ.
515 South Water St.
(401) 421-5796
Only a few blocks form Brown's campus, Tortilla Flats may seem like a godsend for anyone who notices the conspicuous lack of Mexican food around campus. Sadly, nada mucho here, as far as food goes. The extensive line-up of tequila bottles, however, will leave you spinning like a piñata on Cinco de Mayo.
355 Hope St.
(401) 751-6777
Steam Alley is just a few blocks farther than most Brown students wander, but is less than a block from the ever-popular Fish Company. This relaxing bar has multiple big-screen TVs, cheap pool tables, and karaoke.
520 S. Water St.
(401) 751-1820
A downtown microbrew, Trinity Brewhouse features patio seating in the heart of downtown. On Tuesdays, you can get a scenic tour of the facility, but the bar is a great place to grab a pint any day of the week.
186 Fountain St.
(401) 453-2337
Voted one of the 50 best bars in America, the Wild Colonial is run by Brown professors. Pints of Guinness and darts abound at the foot of College Hill.
250 S. Water St.
(401) 621-5644
The Wick Pub is close to a lot of off-campus housing. The drinks aren't cheap, but if you want to feel like you're drinking in the hull of a ship, they've got you covered. The pub showcases over 100 different bottles of beer in their front window, and you can join the Pint Club by drinking all of them.
320 Wickenden St.
(401) 861-2555
Another wonderful dive bar, the Red Fez features a short bar and church-pew-style seating that makes you wonder if you've found the last-bastion for nerd glasses and MC5 T-shirts. Regardless, a semi-cold can of Schlitz for a buck and a half is enough to lure Brown hipsters downtown for a drink where nobody knows your name.
49 Peck St.
(401) 272-1212
Popular for its boutique-chic atmosphere and its signature drinks, Kartabar is another stop along the Thayer Street bar scene. Students have strong drinks and see bafflingly overdressed patrons sip martinis and snack on European appetizers.
284 Thayer St.
(401) 331-8111
Nothing says get sauced like cheap drinks, cheap pool, and a bar that opens at four in the afternoon. The GCB is a great place for students to share a pitcher with their professors, TAs, or classmates. Unfortunately for most underclassmen, they are serious about IDs. Memberships to the GCB can be purchased with $20, a Brown ID, and driver's license.
90 Thayer St.
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(401) 421-0270
Smack in the middle of campus, Liquid Lounge's neon lights call to Brown students looking for a chill bar experience. Here the local and college crowd mix like oil and water, but everyone can get hosed together on dollar Rolling Rocks while listening to a rocking juke box.
165 Angell St.
(401) 621-8752
Patrick's has become something of a Providence staple, if not to Brown students in particular. Saturday night is college night, cover is $2 instead of $5 if you wear green.
381 Smith St.
(401) 751-1553
Although it's a little out of the way, Brown students occasionally pack its long tables, which are inevitably laden with peanut shells and the occasional broken glass. It's not much to look at, but Brown students dig dive bars, and Nick-a-Nees has dived about as far as it can go. Sometimes friendly staff, cheap eats, and live blues and rock bands make the bar a welcomed change from the packed college bars only a few miles away.
76 South St.
(401) 861-7290
Although it's a bar, AS220 is always all-ages and drinking really is only part of the scene.
121 Empire St.
(401) 861-9190
Trinity Reparatory Company performs first-class theater performances produced by its own resident acting company. They features classics as well as contemporary works by local, national, and international playwrites, and it has special offers.
201 Washington St.
(401) 351-4242
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