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Ombre Rose Perfume by Brosseau, Launched by the design house of jean charles brosseau in 1981, ombre rose is classified as a luxurious, oriental, floral fragrance . This feminine scent possesses a blend of rosewood, geranium, rose, cedarwood, honey, vanilla and musk. It is recommended for romantic wear. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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Ombre Rose - The Sweetest Thing
Ombre Rose has been my 'signature' fragrance for a long time. I personally enjoy it's subtlety and, if the compliments are anything to go by, so does everyone else.
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Ombre Rose has been my 'signature' fragrance for a long time. I personally enjoy it's subtlety and, if the compliments are anything to go by, so does everyone else.
It's exquisite in that it has a strength of character but a soft and powdery hint. Much different to some overpowering perfumes that sometimes are way too much.
I layer Ombre Rose in the morning with body lotion after showering, a puff of powder, dabs of parfum and the finishing 'swish' of some eau de parfum all purchased from Fragrance X. The effect is a lingering softness regardless of the day I'm having.
I fell in love with Ombre Rose because of it's floral nature. I stay because of the compliments and that it now suits me. Any other perfume I test as change just doesn't compete!
I've decided to 'not recommend to a friend' - because I want to enjoy it all to myself.
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I've noticed this product featured at perfume counters, and decided to give it a try myself. A star rating was hard to assign, as I found it more than a 'three,' and...Read complete review
I've noticed this product featured at perfume counters, and decided to give it a try myself. A star rating was hard to assign, as I found it more than a 'three,' and less than a 'four' The fragrance of its cream was pronounced while still in the jar, but dissipated more rapidly than I expected once I applied it to my skin. I suspect the fault lay more with my chemistry than with the scent itself, and wouldn't hesitate to urge a friend to consider it.
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I always get asked what are you wearing, it smells so good.
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My mom used this and I always love the way it smelled on her. Haven't used for a long time, so I thought I would try it again. Good value.
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I bought it to present it to my wife, she like it very much.
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This is my favourite perfume. I wear it daily and often receive comments about how nice I smell!!! It is not overpowering at all - just a nice, clean fragrance.
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Unfortunately, I did not like this fragrance :(
The vintage 'Chantilly' by Houbigant is a far superior, dreamy, creamy scent, in my opinion. (So hard to find these days!)
This Dana reformulation smells quite synthetic on me & a little heavy-metal/sour to my nose - similar to hair-spray... but perhaps it is just not right for my skin type.
I'm sure some people really like this perfume, but I could not detect any lemon, vanilla ice-cream notes.
It is not something I would purchase again (Shame, because the bottle & packaging are so beautiful, & the price, excellent!)
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MIX meat, mushrooms, water chestnuts, onions, dressing and egg yolk until blended. Spoon onto won ton wrappers, adding about 1 tsp. to each.
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Southwestern critters flutter from flower to flower in this whimsical 14-karat gold and sterling silver ring set designed by award-winning artist Roderick Tenorio and manufactured by Relios, a non-native New Mexico based company. Adorned with a Gentle Rain pattern, each Tenorio design reflects a deep reverence for nature and traditional symbolism. The butterfly represents everlasting life and transformation; the dragonfly is renewal, a messenger of springtime; and the hummingbird, whose song awakens the medicine flower, represents joy. Measures 3/4" long x 1/2" wide. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
The Native Designer Collections feature creations by award winning Native American artists from New Mexico and beyond. The traditions that have been passed down for generations impart a special authenticity to these designs.
Each design is inspired by the natural beauty and rich tradition unique to the Southwest. Native Designer Collection are designed by Native American artists who commission and authorize the skilled craftspeople at Relios Jewelry to manufacture their designs.
While our jewelry designs are inspired by the native people of the southwest, our jewelry is not Native American made, nor is Relios affiliated with any Indian tribe or arts & crafts association.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the natural gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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By SAM HOUSEHOLDER
Local high school engineering students are heading to Houston early next month to compete for a miles per gallon title.
Super high mileage teams from Fairfield and Goshen high schools are traveling together to the Shell Eco Marathon, leaving on April 3 and returning on April 9.
According to Goshen engineering technology education teacher JJ Johnson, this will be his team's second trip to Houston and the first for Fairfield's team.
Each school has competed at a competition in Indianapolis in past years and will again later this spring.
Senior Wesley Hathaway, a captain for one of Goshen's two vehicles, the "beta" car, says the competition involves driving the car for 10 laps around a street course in downtown Houston and then fuel consumption is calculated. Teams compete for three days and the best mileage from any 10-lap run is used.
Senior Ian Maxwell, in his second year on the project, said they are expecting to achieve between 1,000 and 1,500 mpg.
Johnson, however, tried to downplay the students' enthusiasm.
"We've set a realistic goal of 1,000 MPG," he said.
Hathaway said the two cars differ only in their build structure, the "alpha" car is a monocoque design, meaning the balsa wood and figerglass fused body is structurally holding the car together, while the "beta" car is an aluminium chassis with a fiberglass body.
Johnson said the class has many benefits for his students.
"This is the application of everything that students learn throughout the school; math, English, science, it's all here in this project," he said. "It's a great motivation tool for the students and it's something that they can take a lot of ownership in and build team work skills."
Students say that it has helped form future career choices for them as they leave high school.
For example, Abbs said he is going to Trine University to pursue a degree in civil engineering. Other students said before the class, engineering was not something they thought about for a career.
"I didn't even consider this as an option for later in life," Hathaway said. "It's really opened up my eyes to the whole world of engineering and ever since taking this (class), it's definitely going to be a huge option in my life later on."
Maxwell agreed.
"It's pretty cool, it's definitely a different experience than most school classes," he said. "It's all problem-solving, coming up with ideas, figuring out what to do and how to adjust it and when you see a problem, you figure out how to fix it."
As for the competition, Abbs, the only member returning to Houston for the second time and driver for the "beta" car, and his teammates hope to achieve new records for their team.
"It's the four years I've put into it and we've gotten better throughout the years and I've done more complex things," he said. "It would be nice to go out with a bang and do the best that we've done ever and show for all my hard work the past four years."


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Brickleberry is an animated series that follows the misadventures of a motley crew of national park forest rangers. When their fledgling park faces disclosure, a new ranger is enlisted to whip everyone into shape and save the park.
The series is being executive produced by our own Daniel Tosh along with comedians Waco O'Guin and Roger Black, who wrote and created the series. In addition to Tosh's helming duties, he'll voice the part of Malloy, a tiny brown bear.
Told about the show's greenlight, Tosh said, "This is going to be on TV? I thought this was a comic strip?"
The rangers discover Woody's past life as a porn star. Malloy works to resurrect his career. Steve brings Denzel up to speed on the Brickleberry ghost.
When it's revealed that Bobby is actually the heir to Brickleberry, Bobby and BoDean throw the rangers out and turn Brickleberry into a trailer park.
After having a stroke, Woody decides to do yoga and joins a cult led by Astral. This leads Woody to the edge of Brickleberry cliff with the rest of Astral's cult followers.


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Bart McLeay running for Johanns Senate seat
Nebraska Republican Senate candidate Bart McLeay says like everyone, he will listen to what President Obama has to say this evening regarding America's involvement in Syria . However, during a Scottsbluff visit Monday, McLeay told KNEB News he hasn't heard anything so far that would compel him to be in favor of any kind of action.
On immigration reform, McLeay is open to the idea of a pathway to earned legal residency, rather than citizenship, for illegal immigrants who have settled in the United States. McLeay said we need to develop an alternative that allows people to come out of the shadows and become productive. McLeay said he would consider all ideas, but is not against the idea of permanent residency for those who meet a set of criteria, as opposed to citizenship.
When discussing the Federal debt ceiling, McLeay says he would be okay with "a brief extension" of federal spending authority to avoid a government shutdown. However, McLeay believes it should be accompanied by a day of reckoning to deal with the debt crisis instead of continuing to kick the can down the road. He says as he listens to Nebraskans across the state, he senses they want a strong voice that communicates conservative principles.
McLeay, an Omaha attorney, is one of three Republican candidates currently vying for the Republican nomination for the Senate seat that will be vacated by Sen. Mike Johanns at the end of next year.
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Don't Compare Yourself to Others
We've all seen those toned, fatless specimens who strut through the gym in their Barbie-sized shorts and sports bras.
Don't compare yourself to them, Endress says. Forget about them. Forgive them. But do not let them deter you from your goal.
Get Support
Enlist the help of your spouse, girlfriends, boyfriends, buddies -- anyone who will encourage you to stay on track.
"The person should be in support, but not say, 'Why can't you? It's so easy,'" says Sottovia. If helpful reassurance turns into criticism, gently remind your pal that you don't need nagging.
If you need additional help, hire a trainer, she advises.
Find the Fun In It
Sottovia and Endress both say it's essential to find an activity you like. With an explosion in the number and types of fitness classes at most gyms, it has become easier to find something to appeal to you, from aerobics to Zumba.
If you're not the gym type, walk around your neighborhood or try activities around the house, such as walking up and down stairs or dancing with the stars in your living room. If you're motivated by being social, follow Geiger's lead and join a team.
Break It Up
You can make it easier on yourself by splitting your exercise session into two or three sessions, says Endress. Research supports the idea that this can be as beneficial as one long workout, he says.
So, for example, if you don't feel like exercising for an hour on any given day, do three sessions of 20 minutes each.
Make It Convenient
Do whatever you can to remove obstacles to exercise, and make it as convenient as possible, says Sottovia.
If you are time-pressed, for example, don't spend 30 minutes driving to a gym. Try exercising at home to fitness DVDs instead. If you're too tired to work out at the end of the day, set your alarm a little earlier and exercise in the morning.
Forget the Past
Don't let previous bad experiences with exercise hinder you, Sottovia says.
So maybe you weren't the most athletic kid in high school and were the last chosen for class games. That was years ago. Your goal now is not to win a letter jacket or make the cheerleading squad -- you want to exercise to stay healthy and enjoy your life.
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Treat yourself for making the effort to exercise -- not with food, but with something that you enjoy, like a movie or flowers, says Endress
Try to think of indulgences that will reinforce a mind-body connection so you can savor the rewards of your hard work. Plan a short trip, or just an hour in a botanical garden. Go to a ball game. And remind yourself with each precious moment that you are enjoying this time because of all the great things you have been doing for yourself.


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- Matt Gorman '16
- Hometown: Hartville, OH
- Major: English and Writing
Combining a liberal arts education with professional preparation is a way for someone to be knowledgeable about a variety of things and not just one particular area.
Meet the Center for Writing and Oral Communication Consultants
Hayley Buzulencia
Kyle Dreger
Majors: Computer Science and English Writing
Majors: English Literature and Writing
|Jamie Laubacher
Lead Coordinator
Major: English Literature
Minors: Writing and Religion
Scott Manusakis
|Rachel O'Connor
Majors: Japanese and Early Childhood Education
Emma Phillip
Gabriella Pishotti
|Daniel Pritchard
Major: Biology
Minor: Chemistry
|Abby Reigle
Majors: Criminal Justice and Economics
Minors: Sociology and English
Hannah Shaffer
Beth Shockey
Alyssa Suffron
Danielle A. Cordaro, Ph.D. | Director
Consultant Bios
Hayley Buzulencia
I am a junior environmental science major with minors in sociology and public health. Taking a variety of classes at Mount Union has given me plenty of experience in different types of writing: lab reports, citations, literary analysis, and even creative writing. I really like to work on style. Words are wonderful things, and helping you learn how great they can be is one of my goals as a consultant. I also have experience doing presentations. Like many people, I get nervous when I have to talk in front of a lot of people and I have methods to share that can prevent these jitters. When I'm not working at CWOC, I like to be on the run (literally).
Kyle Dreger
I am a computer science and English writing major with a passion for web design, great typography and public speaking. My love for public speaking comes from an endless pursuit for exceptional writing, and the expressing of that message to an audience. Outside of CWOC, I enjoy playing golf, writing for my website and arguing the finer points of pens, notebooks, text-editors and typefaces. Come stop by!
Matt Gorman
Hello! I am a sophomore here at Mount with a double major in English literature and writing. One of the things I am familiar with - and enjoy writing - is poetry and forms of creative writing. What I really enjoy doing is reading what other people write, whether it be a professional piece or personal or creative. I think one of the most important parts in the writing process comes immediately following the first draft because at this point the writer's ideas are on the page ready for organization. I'm able to help with titles, transitions, organizations, and connection to the audience when dealing with oral communication. Besides starting my first year at the CWOC, I sing in the concert choir and also work at Jimmy Johns. I am looking forward to assisting other students in whatever way I can to help them develop on their own to excel in both writing and oral communication.
Jamie Laubacher
I'm a junior majoring in English literature, with minors in writing and religion. Ideas and the ability to communicate them in different ways and through different mediums has always been something that's captured my interest, and it's a big part of why I enjoy working at the CWOC. I enjoy working on the logic and structure of an idea, whether it's in a paper or a speech—basically fine-tuning the message so that it's saying exactly what the author is trying to communicate, in the best way possible. I'm looking forward to helping students leave the Center feeling confident not only in their writing and speaking skills, but in their ideas as well.
Scott Manusakis
I am a senior psychology major with a minor in intervention specialist. I plan on becoming a school psychologist one day, therefore; I find myself comfortable in one-on-one settings. I spend a lot of my time as an assistant high school football coach outside of the time that I spend in the Center for Writing and Oral Communication. I enjoy the overall writing process and working on getting a paper to reflect my strengths as a writer. Not only do I focus on being a good writer but being a good speaker and presenter as well. This happens to be another focus at the Center for Writing and Oral Communication so feel free to stop in anytime if you need help or if you would just like to talk anything psychology/sports related because I'm all ears! Looking forward to seeing you soon!
Rachel O'Connor
I am a senior majoring in Japanese and early childhood education. I spend most of my time studying for my next Japanese exam of planning lessons for K-3 students. I am an avid Harry Potter fan and am the co-founder of Mount's intramural Quidditch team. As for writing, I love helping students work on papers at every stage of the process. Writing has always been one of my favorite ways of expressing what I feel or have learned. Oral communication, on the other hand, is something that I dreaded up until I started at Mount. I know how terrifying it can be, but I also know that with practice you can work through the fear, and I love to help clients work toward that goal. As an education major, I enjoy helping people in any way I can and I am really excited to be working at the Center for Writing and Oral Communication. I hope to see you soon.
Emma Phillip
I'm beginning my junior year here at Mount Union as a history major and a philosophy minor. I enjoy reading everything from Aristotle to Harry Potter, and reading is what got me into writing. When I'm not at the CWOC desk or reading, I am also involved all over campus. I'm involved with Greek life, Student Senate, RPB, and finding free food wherever I can on campus, so I understand what it's like to be busy. Before coming to Mount Union, I participated in show choir and worked at Chick-Fil-A. (And yes, I still love Chick-Fil-A!) I encourage everyone to stop by the CWOC sometime during their four years here because there is so much to learn about writing and giving speeches, and you can only benefit from it. Don't be shy and I hope to see you soon!
Gabriella Pishotti
I am a sophomore English major and a writing and Japanese double minor. I love assisting with any stage of the writing process, especially in areas such as outlining, brainstorming, and building arguments. I have had experience working on research papers and creative writing, as well as cover letters and resumes. I'm experienced in public speaking and understand the nerves that usually come with it. I love helping others become more comfortable with their own presentations and speeches. Besides writing, you will usually find me with my nose in a book or attempting to recreate my latest find on Pinterest. Please feel free to stop in and see me - I'd love to help you out in any way possible!
Daniel Pritchard
I am a sophomore biology major with a minor in chemistry, though I enjoy English literature and writing. I am very familiar with the format of biology and chemistry lab reports, but also have experience with MLA style. Though I am a science major, I nearly studied writing so genuinely enjoy the process and helping people along in their own way. I also have a lot of experience with organizing lab reports and planning how to best use evidence throughout. I used to run cross country and still run on my own, and am also very involved with my fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon, along with Student Senate. I am a very friendly person so would love to help you with anything you need, feel free to stop by!
Abby Reigle
I am a senior double majoring in economics and criminal justice, with minors in sociology and English. After graduating from Mount Union, I plan on attending law school and eventually becoming a corporate attorney. While I have the most experience with research-related papers and papers analyzing literature, I'm happy to help with any genre of writing. I am comfortable working with APA format and citations, in addition to MLA. I also have a good deal of PowerPoint experience and would be happy to assist with any sort of presentation or public speaking project.
Hannah Shaffer
I am a senior public relations major with a double minor in business administration and psychology. I aspire to work in the event planning or journalism field upon graduation. I love summer, traveling, chai tea lattes and Taylor Swift. I am available to help with all stages of the writing and public speaking process, from outlining to perfecting the final draft. I look forward to helping you recognize your creativity through brainstorming and hopefully turning the writing process from nerve-wracking into a rewarding experience!
Beth Shockey
I am a senior writing major with minors in legal studies, psychology, and political science. I love to read and watch movies in my spare time. After I graduate from Mount Union I plan to attend law school. I am comfortable helping out at any point in the writing or speech giving process, from brainstorming ideas to working on a final draft. I look forward to working with you in the future, so feel free to come see me anytime!
Alyssa Suffron
I am a sophomore intervention specialist major with a minor in early childhood education. I enjoy modern literature such as the Harry Potter series, but my favorite author is Jane Austen. I am a sister of Alpha Chi Omega and I currently serve on our executive board. I love the theatre and get involved in as many productions at Mount Union as I can. If I ever find free time it is spent with my friends, watching Grey's Anatomy or Game of Thrones, and skiing in the winter. When I write for fun I compose poetry, but my greatest strengths are in presenting. Whether you need to pick a topic, consolidate your sources, or just need practice delivering your speech, I am more than happy to work with you through any step of the oral communication process. If you have concerns about a writing assignment, I am just as excited to help with that, too. Stop by anytime for an appointment, I always love visitors!
Danielle Cordaro
I am the director of the University of Mount Union Center for Writing and Oral Communication. I have a Ph.D. in English with a specialization in rhetoric and composition from Purdue University. It is a privilege to work with consultants who are committed and passionate about helping peers tackle challenging writing and speaking projects. The most significant reward of my work as director is seeing students across our campus benefit from the hours of training and ongoing education that consultants receive. In addition to CWOC work, I am an assistant professor of English and teach a variety of writing courses, including Writing and the Web, Intro to Creative Writing, and Professional Writing. I am also a member of the Ohio Mushroom Society and enjoy collecting outsider art, hiking, biking, sunny days and sleeping in on weekends.


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"The people who were running the budget, in the Corzine years, decided to steal from the unemployment trust fund. … As did other Governors before. We simply don't do that, haven't done it, and won't permit it."
"Governor Christie, his idea of jumpstarting the economy is to propose a trickle-down income tax cut last year and in his budget address this year, he stated his support for it again."
"Hurricane Sandy, the most destructive Atlantic storm ever."
"The price tag amounted to nearly $4,200 for every man, woman and child in the state."
"More than 50 percent of those people getting minimum wage in this state are high school students."
Says in January 1992, George H. W. Bush "probably had a 90 percent or even higher approval rating after the first Gulf War."
Says because of Hurricane Sandy in Atlantic City "much of that boardwalk no longer exists -- just the pillars where the boardwalk used to be."
Says Chris Christie was "behind" in the polls against Jon Corzine during the 2009 governor's race.
"Bob Menendez actually voted in favor of higher taxes more than 70 times!"
Says there are "fewer jobs in America today than when Barack Obama became president."
Says Congressman Jon Runyan has a "plan to raise Medicare costs $6,400 a year."
"The president promised that if he spent money on a stimulus program that unemployment would go to 5.7 percent or 6 percent. Those were his words."
"One of the key things about Leonard Lance is that in 2008, when you look at [the] Project Vote Smart website, he was not for guns. Now he has gone too far to the right, saying that you can carry concealed weapons in national parks."
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Given the talent in the band — Edgar Meyer on bass, Chris Thile (Nickel Creek) on mandolin and Duncan on fiddle — it's not surprising that it all worked beautifully. The poignancy and pristine technique of Ma's cello blends seamlessly with the lively down-home artistry of his Americana cohorts.
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Thompson also reveals her top ten on Oscar Talk here. Check out our lists and share yours in the comments. Here's to a great year in film.
1. "Life of Pi"
Taiwan-born Ang Lee, more than any director working today, is a filmmaker for the world. His three great love stories -- martial arts romance "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," gay tragedy "Brokeback Mountain" and Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility"-- were accessible to multiple cultures. With "Life of Pi" Lee has fashioned, with screenwriter David Magee ("Finding Neverland") adapting Yann Martel's global bestseller, another love story that transcends borders. In this case, it's between a 17-year-old young man (non-pro Suraj Sharma) from India and a Bengal tiger. But it is also a stunning technological triumph, as the VFX required were impossible until now. Conceived four years ago before the arrival of the 3-D "Avatar," this movie is a live-action/animation hybrid, as major characters like the threatening tiger and sublime phosphorescent Pacific seascapes could only be created by artists in the digital realm.
2. "Beasts of the Southern Wild"
When he won the grand jury and cinematography prizes at Sundance, director Benh Zeitlin, who shot "Beasts" with his ragtag film collective on a constantly flooding delta island below the New Orleans levees with a cast of non-actors, said: "We had more freedom to make this film than any filmmakers in America ever." Zeitlin was able to control the chaos: the end result is a constantly surprising and deeply moving fantastical portrait of where we are, right now.
3. "Zero Dark Thirty"
Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal's incredibly timely movie about the CIA's ten-year pursuit of Osama bin Laden is as relentless as its heroine (Jessica Chastain), laying out the hard facts and details without flinching from its purpose, which is to make real the daily headlines. Bigelow deploys 120 speaking parts from all over the world and three to four roving cameras to catch the unfolding action in wide-ranging locations from India, Egypt and Jordan to London and Washington, D.C. As Bigelow avoids Hollywood narrative conventions, she also gives us the toughest motherfuckin' woman lead since Ripley.
4. "Silver Linings Playbook"
This delicately edited family relationship comedy is both funny and moving. The film's two romantic leads, Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper, are two lost, emotionally damaged yet attractive people who draw comfort and kinship from each other. Writer-director David O. Russell has, dare I say it, Billy Wilder's tough unsentimental approach to romance. Even in this cynical age, we root for these two characters in pain to heal each other, make their families happy, win their dance contest and find true love.
5. "Lincoln"
The thing that hits you on first viewing "Lincoln" is how unconventional it is. It's organic, grown from the seeds in Doris Kearns Goodwin's 800-page Lincoln tome "Team of Rivals," nurtured over five years by playwright Tony Kushner, and shaped by Steven Spielberg and actor Daniel Day-Lewis into something we've never seen before. This alchemy of a torrent of words, well-researched history, and the powerful personality of the world's most popular American president has yielded a magical biopic that is the current front-runner in the Oscar race.
6. "End of Watch"
David Ayer celebrates the work ethic and bravery of two cops, partners on the beat in East Los Angeles, who face an unforgiving world with humor and verbal acuity. Shot on the run, the movie was choreographed with no room for waste or error: Ayer shot 135 hours of footage in 22 days. Jack Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena were primed and ready and give the best performances of their respective careers.
7. "Argo"
Ben Affleck directs this taut and commercial thriller, his third behind the camera, with screw-tightening efficiency that would make Michael Mann proud. Think "The Insider" on steroids. Affleck gives a solid, naturalistic performance as Tony Mendez, a smart and experienced CIA operative who specializes in pulling people out of tight situations. Affleck, like other actor-directors Clooney and Clint Eastwood, sees the value of staying hands-on with a modest budget. Cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto (Oscar-nominated for "Brokeback Mountain") does outstanding work on location in Turkey, Los Angeles and the Ontario airport, while composer Alexandre Desplat ("The King's Speech") could land a fifth Oscar nomination--unless his "Zero Dark Thirty" score cancels himself out.
8. "The Sessions"
"The Sessions" starts with a script from Australian filmmaker Ben Lewin, who suffered polio as a youth and still limps with a cane. Helen Hunt and John Hawkes saw rich material in this story about the late great intellectual Mark O'Brien who wanted more from life than lying immobile in an iron lung. He found a sex surrogate to help him find love in his life. The surrogate came to care deeply for O'Brien--within the confines of a professional relationship--and was able to teach him how to make another woman happy. Audiences are often uncomfortable with sex in cinema, and this movie embraces moments that are awkward and embarrassing, even humiliating. This intimate sexual souffle is so delicate and sensitive--both actors are literally naked-- that it could easily have gone flat. Instead it is uplifting.
This coming-of-age romance takes place inside an artificial fantasy based on the children's books writer-director Wes Anderson still loves. He builds the movie on the shoulders of two young kids in love. "I love artifice and very emotional movies," he told me in Cannes. The art direction, tone, and acting--one standout is Bruce Willis's sweet buffoonish cop--are all perfectly in tune with Anderson's precise imagination.
10. "Anna Karenina"
The decision not to shoot "Anna Karenina" on location in Russia liberated director Joe Wright. Without changing the Tom Stoppard adaptation of Tolstoy's classic, Wright used an old London theater as a way to completely free himself from the constrictions of period costume drama. "Anna Karenina" is a swirling, mad, exuberant, joyful, passionate celebration of the novel. Anna (Keira Knightley of Wright's "Atonement" and "Pride & Prejudice") is far from your ordinary romantic heroine. She's doomed to meet that train. But there's more to this story than adultery. Tolstoy's counterpart, Levin (Domhall Gleeson), balances out the drama. And Jude Law gives one of his best performances as Anna's cuckolded husband.
"Barbara," Germany's Oscar entry, is Christian Petzold's fifth collaboration with actress Nina Hoss. She plays an intrepid East Berlin doctor in 1980 who has been sent to the boonies as punishment for wanting to leave the country. Like everyone around her, she lies to survive; she sneaks around in the night to meet her West German lover in the woods. But she cares for her patients; that bonds her with her fellow doctor (up-and-comer Ronald Zehrfeld). Even though she's surrounded by fear and suspicion and paranoia, she comes to trust him.
Eugene Jarecki's incisive and incendiary "The House I Live In," which won the U.S. documentary Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and is shortlisted for next year's doc Oscar, will blow your mind. That's because it tackles a subject that you think you know a little about--America's war on drugs--and in excruciating detail shows you how the whole system is broken and dysfunctional.
"Frankenweenie," Tim Burton filmed his most personal movie since "Edward Scissorhands" in black and white and stop motion. He returns to the Burbank suburbs he has loved to show us ever since the 1984 Disney short on which the movie is based. Not a box office success, this feature serves an inspiring reminder of what an artist can do when he's not playing to the marketplace.
Top ten lists from Sophia Savage, Beth Hanna and TOH contributors below:
Austin | December 28, 2012 9:47 PM
Great lists! I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought TDKR has received undeserved praise.
raprap | December 28, 2012 1:39 PM
AMOUR for me was the best film this year. Hands down.
Simon Paiva | December 26, 2012 7:06 PM
Ok, I just need to say something here. I've been trough all the lists and I see that The Hobbit was not mentioned in any of them, not even as an " honorable mention", and I find that to be quite unnaceptable. Anyone with knowledge of Tolkien's book knew months prior to seing the film, that it was not going to be like LOTR, it's a different story, different aproach at times. But I didn't think the movie was dissapointing. It's Peter Jackson's return to Middle Earth after nine years, that alone for me made the movie the biggest cinematic event of the year. And it didnt made it into any of these lists? and movies like: Hunger Games, Premium Rush and Cabin in the Woods did? Seriously???
LeZee | December 21, 2012 7:53 AM
Really good specially Top5
JAB | December 19, 2012 8:23 PM
After revisiting "The Dark Knight Rises" & getting some distance from it on a 32" Blu-Ray TV screen after having 1st catching it on IMAX this summer, I think this film maybe even better than "The Dark Knight" & will go down as the most under-appreciated movie in an "awards season" since Michael Mann's crime classic "Heat". How long is Christopher Nolan going to have to wait for his Oscar?
(I loved "Lincoln" & "Argo" & really enjoyed "John Carter" & "Flight". Haven't seen "Zero..." yet, but I'm big fan of Kathryn Bigelow.)
JAB | December 19, 2012 8:23 PM
After revisiting "The Dark Knight Rises" & getting some distance from it on a 32" Blu-Ray TV screen after having 1st catching it on IMAX this summer, I think this film maybe even better than "The Dark Knight" & will go down as the most under-appreciated movie in an "awards season" since Michael Mann's crime classic "Heat". How long is Christopher Nolan going to have to wait for his Oscar?
(I loved "Lincoln" & "Argo" & really enjoyed "John Carter" & "Flight". Haven't seen "Zero..." yet, but I'm big fan of Kathryn Bigelow.)
Steve G | December 16, 2012 9:47 PM
Is a list from Meredith Brody forthcoming?
eurocheese | December 15, 2012 9:13 PM
Love all the lists and loved hearing Anne's comments on the podcast. It's been such a wonderful year for movies. In other years I've ended up passionately defending the one or two I really like, but this year there is so much to love. I'm hoping Jan/Feb just serve as catch up time to watch all the great films we had in 2012. We need more years where a slew of great directors make top tier work and we all walk away liking them more!
John | December 15, 2012 6:34 PM
I think I like Jacob Combs list best. No critic would probably put it in their top 10 list for the year, but I had a hell of a good time watching the Avengers. A few good movies (like the Master and Lincoln) I still haven't gotten around to seeing yet.
brian fantana | December 14, 2012 11:14 PM
so BEASTS is a better film than either DARK KNIGHT RISES or SKYFALL - seriously??? the absence of serious film criticism in this country is stunning (but then again not surprising given this blogger's history)


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9:25 P.M. UPDATE -- The Morgan County Sheriff's Office said that it has captured Kaleb Jordan Moss.
Authorities in Barrow County are searching for a burglary suspect who allegedly led deputies on a high-speed chase.According to the Barrow County Sheriff's Office, Kaleb Jordan Moss was driving a stolen 1998 red Dodge Dakota pickup truck on Monday, when deputies tried to stop him on Smith Mill Road. Authorities say Moss refused to stop, prompting a chase that ended when he drove into a ditch in Oconee County near the Morgan County line. Moss fled on foot, and deputies weren't able to apprehend him.Authorities believe that stolen truck was used in a home burglary in Bethlehem on Monday. Several firearms were taken in that burglary, which may have ended when the homeowner returned home. Moss is wanted in Morgan County on burglary, robbery and aggravated assault charges, and in Barrow County on burglary, theft by receiving, fleeing and attempting to elude and other traffic charges. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Barrow County Sheriff's Office at 770-307-3080.
A fifth arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a 13-year-old in his own bedroom on Sunday.
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