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The purpose of our study was to investigate whether bacterial colonization of the continuous positive air-way pressure (CPAP) machine reservoirs occurred, and if so, if it was related to the development of chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS).
Prospective cohort study.
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Regular CPAP users with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Patient demographics were recorded and they were asked to fill out the chronic sinusitis survey (CSS) form. Patients then had their CPAP machines swabbed. An ANOVA was used to determine if the presence of microbacterial colonization was related to CSS scores. In total, 72 patients were included in the study. There was no significant difference in any of the scores between the group with positive cultures and the group without positive cultures.
Having a positive culture in the CPAP reservoir does not seem to lead to an increased symptomatology of CRS: although the reservoirs often become colonized, there seems to be no clinical impact.
Chin CJ; George C; Lannigan R; Rotenberg BW. Association of CPAP bacterial colonization with chronic rhino-sinusitis. J Clin Sleep Med 2013;9(8):747-750.
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Well this thread is basically about your least favorite refs.
Watched the katsidids fight against guerrero and he was freaking terrible. Robert was holding behind the head and punching he didn't count a knockdown and he deducted two points from katsidids without any previous warning for low blows when the shot wasn't intentional. Which is ironic cause in the agbeko fight he failed to call low blows lol What are your least favorite officials? |
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Posted Mar 20, '08 at 12:57pm
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What if you want to know how the guy felt about the game? if your considering voting a comment up then this is a nessacity. Above every Game comment is the person's rating of the game, that way will cut done on comments that just say: 4/10 8/10 and so on, that way we get a better idea of why the games is rated that way.
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I say all the time my rating about the game. But if game is so worst sometimes o dpnt put rating but usually i put my rating even if its very bad game.
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Avocado Mambo Pie
Author Notes: To me, this is the quintessential summer pie. It's cool, refreshing, zippy and fun. It's also a little unexpected. People always look at me a little quizzically when I say, "Avocado Pie." Their faces scrunch up and say, "A sweet pie? with avocado?!" I'm not sure why there's so much doubt that this is a good idea, but any doubt melts away with the first bite. - vrunka
Food52 Review: I'm not a fan of avocados, but I'm trying to expand my palette, which is why I chose to try this recipe. I had some issues involving measuring the cookies for the crust, I attempted to measure them before turning into crumbs, not after, which resulted in a shattered crust when I tried to remove it from the pan. The second time was the charm, though. It worked out beautifully and tasted so good I could have just eaten it alone. A blender or immersion blender is a must for this, otherwise, you get chunky bits if you use a food processor, which some people may like, but I found weird in a pie. I had also never used gelatin before and I believe I messed that part up, as the pie never set correctly. However, that is complete user error, nothing wrong with the recipe. Aside from that, I have to say that the avocado made the filling very creamy and the combination of the mint, lime, and avocado with the ginger snap crust was pretty amazing. - caroberts77
Serves 8
Pie Crust
- 1 1/2 cup ginger snaps, crushed
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
Avocado Filling
- 1 1/2 cup coconut milk (not light)
- 2 teaspoons (1 envelope) unflavored gelatin
- 3 large, ripe avocados
- 1/2 cup mint leaves
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream (for topping)
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar (for topping)
- mint leaves for garnish
- orange and lime zest for garnish
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine ginger snaps crumbs and butter in a large bowl. Then press mixture into the bottom and up the sides of a 9″ pie pan. Bake for 15 minutes and then remove and allow to cool completely.
- Open the can of coconut milk -- do not shake it! The cream will have settled on the top -- spoon out the solids and set it aside for the next step. Put 1/2 cup of the coconut milk liquid in a medium saucepan. Sprinkle the gelatin over the top and allow it to sit for 5 minutes (do not stir). Then place over medium high heat and warm the liquid and gelatin, stirring gently, until the gelatin has completely dissolved . Remove from heat.
- In a large blender, combine: gelatin mixture, remaining coconut milk and cream, avocados (pitted and skinned), mint leaves, lime juice, zest, sugar and salt. Blend on high until very smooth. Pour into cooled pie shell. Cover and refrigerate at least two hours.
- Right before serving the pie, combine whipping cream and sugar. Whip with a hand mixer into whipped cream. Spread whipped cream over the top of the pie and garnish with orange and lime zest and mint leaves.
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Comments (15) Questions (1)
7 months ago marcia
thank you vrunka.I will post when I make this ..looks to me like you have a lot of good recipes in your name..later girl
7 months ago marcia
this looks so Yummy.I am going to make it today..but..I'm thinking I will really want to stir it when gelatin goes in. if it goes to blender next, why can't you stir it? anyone know. thanks.
7 months ago vrunka
Hi Marcia, you just need to let the gelatin sit on the water for about 5 minutes without stirring -- this allows the granules to absorb the water. Once it's over heat, you can stir it gently to help dissolve the grains.
7 months ago vrunka
Hi Mya, yes, you can definitely substitute agar for gelatin in this recipe. Use the same amount of agar powder as gelatin (or twice as much if you're using agar flakes). Keep the heat on the coconut milk on medium high when you mix in the agar and stir it well until it is completely dissolved -- this could take a couple minutes. Then proceed as normal.
7 months ago Mya L
Great, thanks! Can't wait to give it a try!
7 months ago Mya L
Just discovered this recipe because someone shared it on Facebook - will have to make soon! Does anyone know anything about subbing agar for the gelatin?
over 1 year ago The Yumyum Lady
Question: The recipe refers to coconut milk and cream, but there's no coconut cream in the recipe. Is this an omission?
over 1 year ago vrunka
Hi, thanks for trying out the recipe!
I'm not sure if you're asking about the heavy cream listed in the ingredients or the coconut cream. The heavy cream -- and everything below it-- in the ingredients list are for the topping.
If you're wondering where the coconut cream in step 2 comes from -- that comes from the top of the can of coconut milk. When you open a can of coconut milk, you will see a layer of solid cream on top and under that is liquid coconut milk. Separate these two things and you'll have a little less than a cup of each.
over 1 year ago Hilarybee
Great recipe! I was just dreaming yesterday about an Avocado pie... but I think crushed chocolate wafers might be what I use. I really dislike gingersnaps-- don't know why, really. But I do love this, and the gelatin would give it a really nice set.
over 1 year ago vrunka
Thanks for your comment! I wonder if you would like ginger snaps better in a crushed crust like this? It really just becomes a flavor note in this pie. The gelatin does help it keep its shape, but it's actually not strictly necessary since the coconut cream and avocado are pretty thick already.
over 1 year ago
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Mmm, I wish it would mambo right into my mouth! :)
over 1 year ago vrunka
I call it Avocado Mambo because you can't help but wiggle while you eat it!
over 1 year ago vvvanessa
i'm wiggling just looking at the picture!
over 1 year ago lapadia
This IS one delicious pie, I know because I've tried it! Glad you posted it, Vrunka :)
over 1 year ago vrunka
Thanks! but I think the pie you tried was actually one my younger sister made -- which is also delicious and probably even better than my recipe!


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No Justice on Stolen Land: No Surrender at the Oshkimaadziig Camp
No justice on stolen land: No surrender at the Oshkimaadziig Camp
By Alex Hundert; January 15, 2013 - rabble.ca
I am not a person Indigenous to this land. I am a settler imprisoned in a colonial institution, the Central North Correctional Centre, commonly referred to as the Penetang Prison, a provincial prison built on Anishinabek land. This super-jail in Penetanguishene is located by Georgian Bay's Penetang Harbor. Across the harbour is Awenda Provincial Park, which is the current site of the Oshkimaadziig Camp, just over 12 kilometres away by foot or vehicle. As we enter the winter season behind these walls, the camp enters its first winter in the park, reoccupying and reclaiming sacred ground. This winter too, across the country, the Idle No More movement is gaining ground. Winters outside are cold and hard. I strongly encourage people to support the camp via funds, supplies and solidarity. This is a call-out to support the Oshkimaadziig Camp.
"Oshkimaadziig in the Anishinabek Language refers to the New People of the Seventh Fire prophecy who will pick up things left behind to light the eighth and final fire." This quote is from a statement issued when the camp was first established in April, at its original site at the Coldwater Heritage Museum. For those unfamiliar with the prophecy of the coming eighth fire, please go watch CBC's documentary, The Eighth Fire, or better yet read the book by Anishinaabe scholar/author Leanne Simpson, Lighting The Eighth Fire. Actually, read Simpson's book even if you are familiar. Or better still, read all her books. The camp was established in response to the Coldwater Land Claim Settlement, though it is much more than a protest. On April 14, 2012, Rama, Beausoleil, Georgina and Nawash First Nations, signed off on the largest Specific Land Claim Settlement in Canadian history -- $309 million dollars -- formally surrendering the already functionally stolen Coldwater track. It contains what Anishinaabe author Hayden King refers to as, "the first reserve experiment in Canada, Coldwater-Narrows." This post owes much to the photo-essay King put out after his visit to the camp in April. I also owe a tremendous amount to the person who sent me a print out of that essay, and has also been providing me with updates on the camp as well as the Idle No More movement.
On December 18-19, the first installments of the Coldwater Land Claim Settlement were paid out to eligible members of the four First Nations covered. On December 17, the Oshkimaadziig Camp issued a statement, "Idle No More: Declaration of Anishinabek Nationhood". In that statement, they rejected the terms of the agreement, asserting clearly and boldly, "we are not surrendering any of our rights." They described the process which lead to the settlement as a coerced negotiation in which the First Nations peoples were not properly informed about how the settlement could, in the eyes of the law, affect their inalienable rights as Indigenous peoples. They described the settlement as, "long overdue, minor, and partial compensation for the stolen resources and genocidal policies that had been directed against [their] people." In its essence, that is what a land claim settlement is: compensation for the colonial crimes of land theft and treaty abrogation. In my mind the settlements do not account for genocide, and the government has never acknowledged such attempts, nor can it ever be compensated for. Land claim settlements are also a pervasive example of Canadian policies that are tactics meant to destroy Indigenous nations to the modern extensions of ongoing colonialism. The new austerity budget, Bill C-45, to which Idle No More is in part a response, contains a slew of new colonial policies that are a strategic means of disinheriting Indigenous peoples of the lands they are Indigenous to. The Oshkimaadziig Camp's original statement from April reminds us, "the Crown and the Canadian state continue to uphold its illegal laws and policies such as the Indian Act and the Specific Land Claims policy, which circumvent their own constitution, the 1764 Niagara Treaty, the Twenty-four Nations Belt, the Two-Row Wampum, Dish With One Spoon, which are all based on peace, coexistence and noninterference."
In a December 11 interview with the Toronto Star on the Idle No More movement, Hayden King was quoted as saying, "Let's get rid of the Indian Act and resume treaty relationships." A central part of the Oshkimaadziig message is expressed simply and powerfully on one of the banners that has adorned their camp since its inception. It proclaims: No Surrender! The Oshkimaadziig Camp is maintained by Kai Kai Kons, aka Johnny Hawke, and Giibwanisi, aka Richard Peters. I was fortunate enough to visit the camp in Awenda Park shortly before my sentencing hearing this past June, though I have known and admired Hawke since I first met him at the Site 41 blockade and protest camp against the landfill that was to be built on Anishinabek land in Tiny Township. Since I came into jail six months ago, Hawke and Peters have done much more than maintain the camp, which is the site of a traditional Council Rock, which in pre-colonial days served as a meeting for Indigenous nations' representatives from across this part of Turtle Island, where they have re-envisioned its purpose to also include "all Indigenous and non-native allies."
They have also been traveling from one corner of this province to the other, participating in gatherings and facilitating decolonization workshops. From the Annual Grassy Narrows Youth Gathering (where I have been honoured and privileged to have been able to participate in previous years and where this December the Grassy Narrows blockade celebrated its 10th Anniversary), to PowerShift in Ottawa (an active annual environmental conference for activists, students and NGOs), to rallies and events as part of Idle No More, and all sorts of places in between. With their focus on treaties and nation-to-nation agreements, and with emphasis on alliances between Indigenous nations, the Oshkimaadziig Camp has decolonization at its core. I strive to do work and to live in that spirit as well, though obviously, decolonization carries wholly different connotations to Indigenous peoples than it does for White settlers like myself. I will write more about de-colonial imperatives and settler responsibilities at other times. For now, I will merely implore people to support the Oshkimaadziig Camp. For their part, Hawke and Peters talk of decolonization, speaking of learning and unlearning, as well as patience, of cultural revitalization that happens against the weight of assimilation, of refusing to let the state or anyone other than Indigenous people themselves define indigeneity.
The facility in which I am imprisoned is but across the harbor from the Oshkimaadziig Camp, which I am sure is in need of supplies for the long cold winter. And I need to write about the colonial practice of criminalizing indigenous sovereigntists and land defenders, and the criminalization and gross over-representation of Indigenous peoples in the Canadian prisons. From Ipperwash to Ardoch, from Kanonhstaton to Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, sovereigntists and land defenders have been criminalized and targeted by the state's police. In this very prison is a young Six Nations Land Defender, imprisoned for defending himself and his younger brother from assault when a land developer came to illegally, physically evict them from a land reclamation site in Caledonia on Haudenosaunee land. I strongly encourage people to also support the Six Nations Land Defenders Legal Defence Fund.
But it is not only front line land defenders who are targeted and criminalized by the state. By systemic racist and otherwise colonial reasons, Indigenous peoples are by far the most over-represented demographics inside federal and provincial prisons. Poverty and trauma, by-products of living in this capitalist-colonial system -- which especially for Indigenous people often result in imprisonment -- are obvious consequences of the brutal and ongoing history of colonialism. So is diaspora. Indigenous peoples continue to be forced off and disconnected from the lands their nations are Indigenous to, by policy or by environmental or economic destruction,to work camps for resource extraction industries or the concrete expansion of de-spirited urban spaces. Within the legal system itself, a person's connection to their community is one of the things the courts demand proof of to decrease the propensity of imprisonment, for example, for bail being granted for people not yet convicted, conditional sentences upon conviction, or parole for already sentenced people. The connection to community is something that Canadian colonialism has explicitly sought to erase for people of Indigenous nations. And this is but one of myriad ways that the so-called justice system serves as a colonial apparatus that is part of the ongoing attempts to remove Indigenous peoples from their land so that it can be exploited for profit, and destroy the nationhood of Indigenous people whose very existence undermines and challenges dominant hegemonic myths of the Canadian state. Warehousing Indigenous people in prisons is but one of the current tactics to remove them from the land. Criminalizing Indigenous people like the criminalization of any people whose very existence challenges the dominating norms of hegemonic culture is one of the primary strategies of maintaining the legitimacy myths of the so-called Canadian state.
Decolonization is a process in which that domination is challenged. Myths are unlearned, and Indigenous governance models are revised. It is also a process of restoring balance to the land, and seeking more meaningful forms of justice. That is why, following the Idle No More movement from a cell in the Penetang prison, the words from the Oshkimaadziig Camp banner could not ring more true: No Surrender, indeed. Please support the Oshkimaadziig Camp by donating funds or supplies. Visit oshkimaadziig.org for more information and to donate.
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Currently serving time in prison for charges related to the Toronto G20 protests, Alex Hundert is an organizer with AW@L, a direct action group based out of the Kitchener-Waterloo Community Centre for Social Justice. He is also the co-host of AW@L Radio, a weekly program on CKMS Waterloo with a weekly podcast for rabble.ca.
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Jane Eyre (1943 film)
Jane Eyre | |
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Directed by | Robert Stevenson |
Produced by | William Goetz Kenneth Macgowan Orson Welles (uncredited) |
Written by | John Houseman Aldous Huxley Robert Stevenson Henry Koster (uncredited) Charlotte Brontë (novel) |
Starring | Orson Welles Joan Fontaine |
Music by | Bernard Herrmann |
Cinematography | George Barnes |
Editing by | Walter Thompson |
Distributed by | 20th Century Fox |
Release dates | December 24, 1943 (UK)[1]:380 February 4, 1944 (US) |
Running time | 97 min |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $1,705,000[2] |
Box office | $1.75 million (rentals)[3] |
Jane Eyre is an American film adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's 1847 novel of the same name, released by 20th Century Fox. It was directed by Robert Stevenson and produced by William Goetz, Kenneth Macgowan, and Orson Welles (uncredited). The film stars Welles and Joan Fontaine. Elizabeth Taylor made an early, uncredited appearance.
The screenplay was written by John Houseman, Aldous Huxley, Henry Koster, and Robert Stevenson, based on a radio adaptation of the novel presented on The Mercury Theatre on the Air, on which John Houseman collaborated. The music score was by Bernard Herrmann and the cinematography by George Barnes.
Orphaned, unloved, and unwanted ten-year old Jane Eyre (Peggy Ann Garner) lives with her cruel and selfish, uncaring paternal aunt, Mrs. Reed (Agnes Moorehead) of Gateshead Hall. Both Jane and her aunt are glad when Mrs. Reed arranges for Jane to be sent to Lowood Institution, a charity boarding school for young girls, run by the harsh Reverend Brocklehurst (Henry Daniell).
Based on what Mrs. Reed has told him, Mr. Brocklehurst labels Jane a liar in front of all the inmates and has her stand on a stool for the rest of her first day. She is comforted and befriended by another student, Helen Burns (Elizabeth Taylor). Later, Jane protests when Brocklehurst orders that Helen's naturally curling hair be cut. As a result, both are punished by being made to walk around and around in the rain. Dr. Rivers (John Sutton), a sympathetic physician who periodically checks on the students, brings them back inside, but it is too late for Helen; she tragically dies that night.
Ten years later, in 1840, 20-year old Jane (Joan Fontaine) turns down Brocklehurst's offer of the position of teacher. She advertises for and accepts the position of governess for a young girl named Adele (Margaret O'Brien). When she first arrives at Thornfield, a gloomy, isolated mansion, she initially mistakes Mrs. Fairfax (Edith Barrett) for her employer, but she is only the housekeeper for her absent master.
Jane goes for a walk one night, only to startle a horse into throwing and slightly injuring its rider and her employer, Edward Rochester (Orson Welles). Back in Thornfield, he interviews her.
That night, Jane is awakened by strange laughter. When she investigates, she discovers Mr. Rochester's bed curtains on fire. She rouses the sleeping man and, together, they put out the fire without rousing anyone else. Rochester bids her wait while he goes to another wing of the house, where mysterious seamstress Grace Poole (an uncredited Ethel Griffies) keeps to herself. When he returns, he tells her nothing other than that the matter is under control. The next morning, he leaves Thornfield.
A winter and spring go by before he returns with a large group of guests; Jane is greatly saddened when Mrs. Fairfax confides to her that everyone expects Rochester to marry Blanche Ingram (Hillary Brooke). However, Rochester informs Jane of his conviction that Miss Ingram is attracted only by his great wealth.
When a man named Mason (an uncredited John Abbott) of Spanish Town, Jamaica, shows up, Jane can see that Rochester is disturbed. That night, a scream awakens everyone. Rochester assures his guests it is just a servant's reaction to a nightmare, but after they go back to their rooms, he has Jane secretly tend a bleeding Mason, while he fetches a doctor. Jane assumes Grace is responsible. Rochester has the doctor take Mason away.
Rochester has a private conversation with Blanche, in which he bluntly asserts that she is after him for his wealth. She is offended, and the guests leave. Unaware of this development, Jane broaches the topic of her future employment after Rochester gets married. He then reveals that it is she herself he intends to marry.
During the wedding ceremony, however, an attorney announces that Rochester has a wife still alive named Bertha, and who is mentally ill and deranged. This is confirmed by Mason, her elder brother. Defeated, Rochester takes them back to Thornfield and shows them his insane spouse, guarded by Grace Poole. Jane rejects his offer to leave England together and departs Thornfield.
With her funds exhausted, she returns to Gateshead. She finds that her aunt has suffered a stroke, caused by worry over the ruinous behavior of her own son, who then committed suicide. There is a reconciliation. After Mrs. Reed dies, Jane is pondering what to do with herself when she hears an anguished and beloved male voice from thin air calling her name.
She travels to Thornfield, which she finds in ruins. Mrs. Fairfax informs her that the lunatic escaped, set the place on fire, and fled to the roof. When Rochester tried to rescue her, she jumped and was killed. He was blinded when the burning stairway collapsed underneath him. With no other impediments, she joyfully returns to him. She narrates that, when their son was born, his vision was sufficiently restored for him to see their child.
- Orson Welles as Edward Rochester
- Joan Fontaine as Jane Eyre
- Margaret O'Brien as Adele Varens
- Peggy Ann Garner as Jane Eyre as a child
- John Sutton as Dr. Rivers
- Sara Allgood as Bessie, Mrs. Reed's servant, whom Jane is saddened to leave
- Henry Daniell as Henry Brocklehurst
- Agnes Moorehead as Mrs. Reed
- Aubrey Mather as Colonel Dent
- Edith Barrett as Mrs. Alice Fairfax
- Barbara Everest as Lady Ingram
- Hillary Brooke as Blanche Ingram
- Elizabeth Taylor as Helen Burns (uncredited)
- Barry Macollum as a trustee (uncredited)
The movie was developed by David O. Selznick who sold it as a package to William Goetz at 20th Century Fox, which Goetz was running in the absence of Darryl F. Zanuck.[2]
Jane Eyre premiered in New York February 4, 1944.[4] According to TCM, although the film had its British premiere in late December 1943, "it was a 1944 U.S. release and bears a 1944 copyright in its on-screen credits, so it's officially considered a 1944 picture." [5]
The film was acclaimed for its recreation of the Yorkshire Moors. It was actually filmed entirely in Hollywood on a heavily disguised sound stage. The long shadows and heavy fog, which added the air of a Gothic novel lacking in so many remakes, were rumored to have been the brainchild of Orson Welles. He was offered a producer's credit as thanks for his contribution but declined the offer, believing that a person who is not a director shouldn't be "just" a producer.
Herrmann was the second choice for the composer. Igor Stravinsky was originally approached by Welles, and he even got so far as writing music for a hunting scene, which he later used in his Ode for orchestra, premiered in 1943.[6] During his scoring of the film, Herrmann started working on his opera Wuthering Heights, based on the novel of the same name by Charlotte Brontë's sister Emily. He quoted some themes from the Jane Eyre score (and others of his earlier scores) in the opera.
Differences from the novel[edit]
In addition to the quote read by Fontaine at the beginning of the film, from what appears to be a page of the novel, but in actuality made up by the screenwriters, there are several differences or omissions. In the book, Helen does not die from being punished individually. An epidemic claims so many of the Lowood inmates, weakened by Brocklehurst's harsh and stingy treatment. Control of the institution is shared with others of a more liberal mien; Jane thrives under the new management.
An entire subplot is discarded. When Jane leaves Thornfield after learning about Rochester's wife Bertha, she wanders the country until she is taken in by three charitable siblings, who turn out to be her cousins. This leads to an inheritance and a marriage proposal.
Home media releases[edit]
- 1993: Fox Video, VHS (1247), ISBN 0-7939-1247-4 1993
- 2007: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, Region 1 DVD, UPC 024543425748, 2007.
Special features theatrical trailer and production stills; audio commentary by Joseph McBride and Margaret O'Brien; audio commentary by Nick Redman, Steven C. Smith and Julie Kirgo; isolated music track; "Know Your Ally Britain", directed by Robert Stevenson; "Locked in the Tower: The Men Behind Jane Eyre" (2006), written and directed by John Cork, with commentary by Scott McIsaac, Simon Callow, Bob Thomas, Hugh Stevenson, Venetia Stevenson and Ursula Henderson. - 2013: Twilight Time, Screen Archives Entertainment, Blu-ray Disc (limited edition of 3,000), November 12, 2013. Includes special features in 2007 DVD release. Critic Glenn Erickson wrote, "Bernard Herrmann fans will be interested in the film's isolated 'M&E' (music and sound effects) track, which makes this disc a dynamite soundtrack experience as well."[7]
- ^ Welles, Orson, and Peter Bogdanovich, edited by Jonathan Rosenbaum, This is Orson Welles. New York: HarperCollins Publishers 1992 ISBN 0-06-016616-9.
- ^ a b Memo from Darryl F. Zanuck, Grove Press 1993 p 64-65
- ^ Solomon, Aubrey (1989). Twentieth Century Fox: A Corporate and Financial History. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, p. 220, ISBN 978-0-8108-4244-1.
- ^ "Jane Eyre". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. November 4, 1986. Retrieved 2014-01-09.
- ^ http://www.tcm.com/this-month/movie-news.html?id=941173&name=Jane-Eyre
- ^ Jacobson, Bernard. "Ode for Orchestra". Retrieved 1 October 2013.
- ^ "DVD Savant Blu-ray Review: Jane Eyre". Glenn Erickson, DVD Talk, November 20, 2013. Retrieved 2014-01-22.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Jane Eyre (1943 film). |
- Jane Eyre at the American Film Institute Catalog
- Jane Eyre at the Internet Movie Database
- Jane Eyre at the TCM Movie Database
- Jane Eyre at allmovie
- Rotten Tomatoes reviews
- Review at JaneEyre.net
Streaming audio
- Jane Eyre on Campbell Playhouse: March 31, 1940
- Jane Eyre on Screen Guild Theater: March 2, 1941
- Jane Eyre on Radio Hall of Fame: February 13, 1944
- Jane Eyre on Matinee Theater: December 3, 1944
- Jane Eyre on Lux Radio Theater: June 14, 1948
- English-language films
- 1943 films
- 20th Century Fox films
- American films
- American romantic drama films
- Black-and-white films
- Films about orphans
- Films based on British novels
- Films directed by Robert Stevenson
- Film scores by Bernard Herrmann
- Films set in the 1820s
- Films set in the 1830s
- Films set in the 1840s
- Screenplays by Aldous Huxley
- Works based on Jane Eyre
- Films based on works by Charlotte Brontë


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It just seems like there would be some great fits...like you on a 'Nam series...and a bunch of great properties that fans would like to see again.
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They could have changed the icon deal. I remember brubaker saying that him and phillips weren't making that much off of criminal and incognito and that's why those books didn't come out more regularly. But I could be wrong. I love ba's work and his first casanova arc so I'm looking forward to his new arc. I'm a little hesitant with buying a fraction written book though since his marvel work has been the complete opposite of casanova.
Wow, let me try to explain it to you in the simplest possible terms - since you have utterly missed the point of the very guy you quoted and decided to respond to.
His point had nothing to do with breaking into the business - his point was about working professionals in the comic biz, and how it takes more guts (and sacrifice) to do something non-mainstream than it does to work on a popular book and cash a bigger paycheck every month. Anyone who thinks it takes more balls and sacrifice to write the Hulk every month than it does to put out a book like Enigma is laughably detached from reality. The monetary rewards are going to be less, the number of people that your book reaches is going to be less, and you'll likely have to fight to get people to believe in your book versus pitching the Hulk, a character who has a long-standing established fan base and market. If you want to make this a discussion about breaking into the business then feel free
For that matter, Jason Aaron's article wasn't even about breaking into the business, it was about indy versus the big 2
No, I'm responding to a fallacy in his argument. I think that's escaping you.
No one, not one single professional "breaks into the business" and then "that's it."
There is a WORLD of sacrifice and guts that it takes to maintain a career IN the mainstream. It's NOT a cakewalk to STAY in the mainstream. There is a CONSTANT need of "what have you done for me now?"
You think it DOESN'T take "sacrifice to write the Hulk every month"-- and, to use your own words, that opinion of yours is truly "laughable and detached from reality." Have a talk with Peter David sometime if you don't believe me. :-)
Yes, it DOES take guts to strike out on your own. But to think that working and MAINTAINING a job in the mainstream is "easy" is... well, easy to say from an armchair, not so much in the thick of it. Yes, Jason's article was NOT about breaking into the industry. That's not the point I was making. Getting to the point in one's career where they let you write the Hulk takes a HELL of a lot of sacrifice, and getting to KEEP writing the Hulk takes even MORE. If you don't get that, I'm sorry.
It was my understanding that Pyramid meant "the easiest thing to do [between continuing to work on established corporate properties and striking out on your own]", not "the easiest thing to do [in general]". I don't think anyone really believes either option is is "easy".
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And, if this were true, there would be very little problem with the WFH system. But it's only true up until a point-- either until the sorts of stories you want to tell aren't mainstream superheros, or until editorial decides they want something to happen that you don't want to do. It's only true until you get One More Day'd, or they decide your Hulk needs to be dumb-Hulk again-- to hell with your character development-- or that Oracle is getting her legs fixed right up.
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"Smartphone? More Like Genius Phone"
5.0 starson by IrvingArnoldPros: build quality is great, Larger Screen , beautiful style, sound gets louder than most laptop speakers, Long life battery (about 2x longer than iPhone), Gaming, Video and browsing the web is amazing
Cons: facebook app on android sucks compared to the iphone verson.... but i just use the browswer and turn off mobile page, the screen is larger so you actually end up geting more options then iphone app in the end.
Summary: I have to admit, the Dell Streak is only my second foray into the touch screen, smartphone arena, but I will say it's better than just about every other phone I've seen.
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Let's start with the size, which I'm sure a lot of you are wondering about. It is, suffice to say: huge. It's got a giant screen. Lucky, most of the phone is screen, so there's not much else around the edge as far as bezel goes. This is a good thing. The 3 touch-sensitive buttons on the bottom of the phone are all you really need. Honestly, I really only ever use 2 of them all the time, but there are occasions where I do find myself reaching for the Home button to get back to my main screen after doing so much between beginning and end.
The build quality of the phone is phenomenal. It feels like a solid piece of technology, and that's because it is. It's made of high quality materials all around, front to back, top to bottom. It's got Gorilla Glass! I mean, come on! You will probably never see a scratch on this beautiful screen.
So you may have heard that the Streak comes with an "out-of-date" version of Android. This is the biggest complaint I've heard from users. Let me tell you this: It's fast. If the Streak is fast with Android v1.6, imagine what it'll be like when it's running Froyo (v2.2). Oh and it will. Look, Dell may not be giving any info about when they're releasing it, but they're going to be updating UK Streaks to 2.1, so they're obviously doing it. Calm down, take a breath. This thing is a monster with 1.6, its going to be a god with 2.2.
I've made a fair amount of calls with my Streak, and I will admit that it is kind of awkward holding it next to your head, but there's something to be said for garnering a few odd looks holding such a mammoth piece of tech to your ear while you talk to your mother. If you're interested in this, you want people to ask you what it is, that's that. You're going to be showing it off, right? Sure, you may not want people to hold it for fear of them dropping it, but you can still show them what a beauty this sucker is from a good 12 inches of personal space away. As far as call quality? Pretty freaking good. Never had a dropped call, no problems with static or anything like that.
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I just got it from Dell yesterday and it is huge as a phone but it works beautifully. I just encountered one problem: the power suddenly shut off without any warning, re-charging it was to no avail. Finally, placing a piece of paper between the battery and the battery cover solved the problem. I think there must be a poor electrical contact or something. Anyway, I am very please with the device.
This phone is amazing. Small enough to be a phone, big enough to be a tablet. OS needs upgrading, but this definitely is a breakthrough in usability for a phone. Almost replaces a PC or is at least a very suitable companion. 5 stars and it will only get better (and faster) when the OS is upgraded from 1.6 to 2.2.


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SpaceSniffer is a useful program that provides users with a graphical representation of the contents of their hard drives. Although the results can be a bit overwhelming at times, we found it to be an effective way to view exactly what is taking up space on our computer.
The program's interface is simple and intuitive. Users simply select the drive they want to scan, and SpaceSniffer sets to work analyzing its contents. The result is a mess of rectangles of different sizes that represent files and folders. A medium-size rectangle represented our application data, for example, and a smaller one represented our desktop. The program can also highlight groups of rectangles that make up a larger segment; it drew a white outline around the group of rectangles that represented the items in our program files. Clicking or double-clicking allows users to zoom in and view more detail about the contents of each folder. Although at first glance the display can look a little cluttered with its assortment of rectangles, it turns out that this is actually a very effective way of judging what's on your hard drive. We especially like that the program allows users to filter results by file type, size, and age. The program's PDF Quick Start guide is certainly not the most well-written documentation we've ever seen, but it's fairly detailed, and the program is easy enough to figure out.
SpaceSniffer is free. The program comes as a ZIP file and is accessible after extraction with no need for installation. We recommend this program to all users.
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SpaceSniffer is an easy, fast and effective way to find where your wonderful free disk space has gone. Featuring a smart cached scanning engine, an easy and powerful filtering system and a nice to see animated disk layout, finding that old, forgotten, big JPEGs, database backups and so on is a painless operation. SpaceSniffer listens to file system events, so it keeps always in sync. It is capable also of scanning NTFS Alternate Data Streams.
What's new in this version: Version 1.1.4 added classes filter, improved stability when deleting a focused folder, and paths with spaces behave again correctly in command line.
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Version: SpaceSniffer 1.1.4
Intuitively sizes rectangles according to disk space usage.
Easy to navigate menu, allowing users to easily move up and down the hierarchy.Cons
Log messages keep popping up.
"This thing really is a space sniffer! Excellent!"
Version: SpaceSniffer 1.1.4
-Easy to use graphical interface. Back, home, and file up buttons make navigation easy.
-Provides information in the rectangles (file size, name, etc.).
-Easy to delete files in the application with a right click so you don't have to go and hunt it down in Windows Explorer.Cons
-A little overwhelming at the beginning, and takes some getting used to but that is only initially since once you get used to it it's very easy to use and intuitive.
-Log menu keeps poppong up and had to be disabled.Summary
I was going crazy because I knew there had to be some junk files on my hard drive taking up space. I have a very minimal system with few media files and mostly small programs installed. I knew I had a handfull of large programs that were several Gigabytes but not nearly enough to take up my 80GB hard drive. After cleaning junk files and using every other trick in the book I knew I needed to find just what files were driving me crazy. I tried a couple of other space utilities and while they found large files they didn't help me get to the bottom of my issue.
Then I found this little gem! Someone recommended SpaceSniffer on a blog and so I downloaded it. Initially it was just as overwhelming as other utilities but once I got used to the interface it was very intuitive! I just had to double click to bring up the file to find out what smaller files it contained and see just what was taking up space. The boxes are clearly labeled and the space that they take up. Within a few minutes I had found several offenders, large files I thought were deleted but I had missed, and a quick right click lets you delete it right from the program. I didn't have to go hunting later in Windows Explorer, it was right there and I deleted it right there. I easily cleaned up 15GB of junk files, and that was just at a glance! Imagine what I can free up with a good hour when I have the chance to get some serious maintanence in!
The menu buttons at the top are useful as well and make navigation up one file or home to the whole disk was easy.
My only complaint was that the log menu kept popping up every time it found a file it couldn't analyze, which was annoying since I couldn't minimize it and I couldn't have another window in use while the log was up. I was able to disable it in the settings in one of the menus though so it wasn't too horrible. And if you want the log later you can always find it in the menu at the top again.
This application is free and it works great so I have nothing really bad to say about it, once I got the log out of my way it worked like I wanted it to. I would highly recommend to anyone who needs to manage their hard drive space or anyone just looking to keep their files better organized. A must have utility! -
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Version: SpaceSniffer 1.1.4
Drop dead simple
GUI offers in-depth info at a glance
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None that I've found. What else could you ask for?
One of my all time favorite apps. Was so impressed I felt compelled to donate which (sadly) I very rarely do. One of the best things about this app is that you can roll up our sleeves and edit some basic parameters to meet your needs, but for the vast majority of users the default settings are just fine. Therfore - NO LEARNING CURVE.
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Version: SpaceSniffer 1.1.4
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Danish cinema's not-so-enfant terrible, Lars von Trier, came to Cannes this year trailing Melancholia, a beautifully mounted apocalyptic drama, which, compared to his previous cinematic assault, Antichrist, had all the shock value of a children's tea party. There was no graphic sex, no horrific close up of clitoral self-mutilation, no violence. It was up to Von Trier to personally up the ante at the now notorious post-screening press conference that sent shock waves along the Croisette.
Allan Niblo is an award-winning film producer and a founder member of film production and distribution company, Vertigo Films. His past credits include Human Traffic, Football Factory, StreetDance 3D and the award winning Monsters. Here, he reveals his inspiration for filmmaking and passes on top tips to aspirational filmmakers.
Watching black boys from London as protagonists made me giddy with joy, made me a black girl from London feel recognised, less invisible in the wider world. I don't know much about the actors that played the teenagers but their mannerisms and accents were convincing. Even in dealing with the film's drug dealing sublot which felt superflous - empty, weighty and simplistic - they were earnest enough.
All Night Long (1962) is an exception, a film I can't just turn up to. At the weekend I began watching it in jeans and a t-shirt but felt so slobbish that halfway through I paused and changed into a dress. (This wasn't sufficient but it was better.) One must prepare to watch All Night Long, it is an invitation to a party. You should attend in high spirits, your back straight, head held up.
The discussion of 3D is a horse that has been flogged to within an inch of its life over the last few years, with powerful film writers such as Roger Ebert being particularly vocal in their resentment of cinema's latest technological development. But with the vast majority of critics uncharacteristically singing from the same hymn sheet, and audiences beginning to turn their back on inflated ticket prices, what do people on the creative side of the film industry think?
Based upon the autobiographical novel of Latif Yahia, a body double for Saddam Hussein's son Uday Hussein during the late 1980s, director Lee Tamahori...
Ayoade has once again shown himself to be as fine behind the camera as he is in front (excluding perhaps the deeply unfunny The IT Crowd and the misjudged Marenghi spin-off Man to Man with Dean Learner), and with his feature debut has produced a dark, sensitive and at times hilarious exploration of small town teenage existence.


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Back in August, Journey guitarist Neal Schon got together in Las Vegas with Carlos Santana and members of the original Santana band to rehearse for a possible album and tour.
Schon says he's been listening to tapes from those rehearsals and hopes Carlos has time to re-visit the idea of a reunion over the first four months of 2014, and possible do some recording before Journey hits the road in May. Looks like a Santana reunion could happen.


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July 2011 Archives
The California Department of Agriculture and Food today announced the launch of a new blog intended to keep the public updated on what's going on at the state agency.
Inyo County Wants Angelenos to Have a Say in Owens River Plan
July 27, 2011 9:00 AM
by Zach Behrens
What We Might Learn from the National Park Service's Decision to Chop Down Redwoods
July 20, 2011 12:32 PM
by Char Miller
It makes sense that the National Park Service just cut down redwoods at the home of our greatest tree hugger, John Muir. And it doesn't. This conflict lies at the heart of the preservationist movement.
Endangered Peninsular Bighorn Sheep Population Sees a Rise at Anza Borrego Count
July 15, 2011 11:17 AM
by Chris Clarke
Tribes Make Progress in Securing Rights to Fish in Marine Conservation Areas
July 6, 2011 6:02 PM
by Zach Behrens
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