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Should I get a BS in IT and then a MS in Computer Science or a BS in CS and then a MS
I already have a BA in an unrelated field, but want to change careers to be a database programmer and eventually a Database Administrator (DBA).
I can't even apply for a MS in CS unless I have a BS in either IT or CS.
A BS in CS requires 31 classes including several classes unrelated to computer programming including Math and Science classes.
A BS in IT requires 13 classes total with only a few programming classes (2 are in Java), but I would be learning computer programming on the side anyways as I am already learning SQL and will learn other languages like Python, etc. on my own as well.
I will be working full time while going to school and studying for computer certifications.
I am asking because I am 33 years old and I would be close to 40 if I go with the BS in CS + MS in CS as opposed to the BS in IT + the MS in CS, not to mention the expenses, etc.
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I suppose it depends where you live and where you want to work.
All of the web development shops I want to work for don't require any type of certification, as long as I can do the work and demonstrate the personal / technical skills for the job then I qualify.
It may be different for you but I would certainly not choose to study six more years if I were 33 years old for a change of career.
If you're really serious about doing this then you should be able to learn all the required skills in 1 year of dedicated study, maybe 6 months.
I've always thought of schools as a place to teach you how to learn, if you've already done this then there's only the practical skills that you can still learn from it - and those can be done faster and cheaper on your own.--
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The solution for soiled and stained nubuck leathers!
Gentle water-based leather cleanser
Removes light soiling and stains from nubuck and suede
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Leather Master Nubuck Cleaning Kit contains everything you need to clean most stains and soiling from nubuck leathers. Leather Master Nubuck Cleaner is a water-based cleaning product that penetrates into the surface to clean with out harming sensitive nubuck leather. Using the wrong product to clean your nubuck or suede will result in staining or stiffing of the soft, fuzzy nap. Also included are the recommend Leather Master sponges and Nubuck Cleaner Clothes.
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This gentle, water-based cleaner will remove most soiling and stains from sensitive leathers such as nubuck and suede. Apply directly to the supplied sponge and squeeze to work into a foamy lather. Apply, working towards the center of the stain.
Apply Nubuck Cleaner directly to these sponges and work towards the center of the stain. These soft sponges will not harm the fuzzy texture of nubuck and suede.
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After cleaning your leather use the Nubuck Cleaning Cloth to restore the natural feel and nap of nubuck to the suede. You can also use these clothes to reverse flat and shiny areas.
Apply Leather Master Nubuck Cleaner by dispersing onto a foam applicator. Squeeze the applicator until product foams. Work Nubuck Cleaner foam towards the center of the stain. Wipe with supplied Nubuck Cleaning cloth and then dry with a hair dryer. To protect your clean leather and prevent further staining apply Leather Master Nubuck Protector Aerosol.
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A local team has made it to the top of the podium in only its third competition at a regional event.
The Glimmerglass Dragons dragon boat team won first place at Ithaca's Fingerlakes Dragon Boat Festival on July 13 from a field of more than 20 teams. In 2010, the team brought home the bronze; in 2011, the silver; and in its third appearance this year, the 20-member team took home a gold medal, edging out the MSKCC Dragons of New York City at the finish line.
Dragon boating is a sport derived from Chinese traditions stretching back more than 2,000 years. The sport features long boats with 20 paddlers, a drummer and a steerer. In a media release from the team, it is described as "a team sport in its purest form that encompasses the elements of power, speed, synchronization and endurance."
The Finger Lakes Dragon Boat Festival is a celebration of Asian and Asian American cultures, sponsored and hosted by the Ithaca Asian American Association.
The Glimmerglass Dragons team was founded, in part, to support Milford Central School's Mandarin Language and Cultural Program. This program provides the opportunity for children and adults of the community to learn about and share in the culture, arts and language of China and other Asian countries. It was created in 2011 when Karen Agostino of Hartwick and a group of mothers perceived a need in the community for greater knowledge of Chinese language and culture. Agostino is also captain of the Dragons.
With members from ages 15 to 50, the team includes area residents from Cooperstown, Milford and Oneonta, as well as paddlers from Buffalo and Montreal. According to a media release, the team is seeking to expand, and to start an area Dragon Boat club. For information about participating, contact Agostino at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Well, this official Harry Potter Newsletter came out today, and it has a bit of juicy info.
Apparently, there are rumors of twenty deleted scenes on the DVD. The exact wording on the email is this:
MEMBER QUOTE Jawapodracer says "I found something!!!" and wants to know if anybody has been able to translate the alphabet and symbols on the DVD - join the decoding discussion and find the 20 hidden scenes,CLICK HERE.
THIS IS STILL JUST A RUMOR but it does seem to hint that the WB has fostered this search... If we have any DVD-inclined sleuths out there...go read up and give it a whirl please.
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Life has changed since we were kids. So if you'll put down your iPad or iPhone for a bit I'll take you down memory lane once again.
Remember when it took a few minutes for the TV to warm up? It was a black and white set, of course, with a screen probably no more than 21 inches diagonally and 2 or 3 feet deep.
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Denver, CO 80218Neighborhood:
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Comfort FoodPrice: $30 and under
Fruition Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fruitionrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 3038311992x
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Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Alex Seidel
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Fruition will accommodate large parties of up to 40 on a buyout basis. Please contact us directly for these bookings.
- Private Party Contact: Charlene Seckler 3038311962x
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Fruition Restaurant is a small, intimate neighborhood restaurant. We are located in central Denver's historic district. We serve chef Alex Seidel's interpretation of sophisticated comfort food paired with an eclectic wine list and impeccable service. Our menu and wine list will change seasonally throughout the year.
Fruition Restaurant is a small, intimate neighborhood restaurant. We are located in central Denver's historic district. We serve chef Alex Seidel's interpretation of sophisticated comfort food paired with an eclectic wine list and impeccable service. Our menu and wine list will change seasonally throughout the year.
Please note: Due to the limited capacity of our dining room, Fruition Restaurant only accepts reservations for parties up to six Monday through Thursday and parties up to four Friday and Saturday, and Sunday.
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288 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.6
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- Fabulous FlavorDan728VIPDined on 8/31/2014We had been hearing great things, but were completely blown away by the amazing favors, great service and ambience. Our new favorite in Denver!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperbOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Everything about this restaurant was outstanding-food, atmosphere, service...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulberileyDined on 8/29/2014We love this Fruition. The food is fantastic, the menu is creative and the service is spot-on.Special Features:
- Great food, Concise menu.DavenshanDined on 8/29/2014Food overall was very good. Presentation was wonderful. Only dull spot was sub-par crab meat in an appetizer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extraordinaria comida,FegafeDined on 8/28/2014Perfecto balance entre sabores , aromas y texturas , siempre es una grata sorpresa encontrar un restaurante de esa calidad .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- special occasionfoodguy74Dined on 8/28/2014My parents celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary and we took them to Fruition. They were thrilled with every aspect of the evening. The menus has been personalized and they were able to take them home. The food was outstanding and very unique combinations and sides with the main courses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely Outstanding!bonjovi637Dined on 8/26/2014Fruition is such a nice restaurant. Went there for my fiancé's 30th birthday, they printed out a special menu for her saying happy birthday, everyone including the host knew it was her birthday. Everyone was extremely friendly. The food was outstanding, the food was even better. Just an overall great time and great restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/25/20143rd time at Fruition. Gets better each time. Appetizers unique and fantastic. Heirloom tomato salad and polenta soup memorable. Scallops and beef outstanding. Desserts out of this world. Service was great and commensurate with restaurant of this caliber.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a fine meal at FruitionCoolheatVIPDined on 8/25/2014We love Fruition. Their menu items are always unique and expertly prepared and presented. We also like the fact the noise level is such that you can talk with your dinner companions without having to raise your voice. The only drawback, minor as it is, with this visit was that the table we were seated at was underneath a hvac outlet and so that noise from that vent was a bit annoying.Special Features:
- ImpeccableDebbieDined on 8/24/2014This was my first visit to Fruition. I had been to their farm but not th restaurant. It did not disappoint. DON'T miss the lemon meringue pie!Special Features:
- all good but dessert.jgvcoDined on 8/20/2014Party of 4,. Small plates first were on a par with the restaurant type (above average local). Main courses were very good (my duck) to modest (undistinguished cod). Side dishes were excellent (fried mushrooms with the cod) to tasty. Dessert was a split between good ( the chocolate one) and awful (the apple bread pudding with cranberry sauce). The pudding was modest at best and the sauce was inedible. It tasted of sour vinegar. I told the waiter the kitchen should be notified of this. He said nothing and we found he had not charged us for the dish. That is a small consolation and did little to remove the bad taste from my mouth. Service was slow and not very attentive,Special Features:
- Culinary ExcellenceIsosceles5Dined on 8/20/2014I am a Food and Beverage Director within the state and was thoroughly impressed with every plate that came out of the kitchen from apps to dessert. The flavor profiles were exact and demonstrating the Chef team put great thought into each dish. My wife and I have already decided to come back for our anniversary! The restaurant itself is "cozy" which isn't always a spectacular term for some restaurants...luckily, the food far overshadows the the ambiance and location to a point where I know I'll continue to return to dine.Special Features:
- Excellent restaurant.Arl24Dined on 8/19/2014It is expensive so it is more for special occasions. Great food and very pleasing presentation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Didn't think it could get betterJlk1Dined on 8/19/2014My God... My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary here last year and we were blown away by the ambiance, food and kindness of the staff... Went back to have a casual dinner with an old friend this week and feel like this was James Beard Award winning food presentation without all the snobbery. The staff are still incredibly knowledgeable, funky and kind... My dinner was well paced, unbelievably delicious and beautiful.... Still talking about the experience three days later with friends.... I am a New York native and still cannot believe this resteraunt is in Denver.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for our anniversaryTasterDaveVIPDined on 8/17/2014We celebrated our 51st anniversary at Fruition, one of our very favorite restaurants. The food was wonderful, as usual, and the service was outstanding. Their staff is the finest in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great experience 2nd timeOmahaDined on 8/16/2014We started with the oysters rockefeller, wrapped in thin potatoes, lightly fried, served with cooked spinach and pistachio emulsion. We really liked these. The bread and butter were very good. I had scallops and clam fritters with a grain and grilled corn, very interesting and good in taste and texture. Husband wanted the walleye, but they'd just ran out so ordered cod, which was very good. Ordered Rhone Wine, Syrah, 11/glass which was great.Special Features:
- Always rightboomDined on 8/16/2014It never let's us down. Fruition serves up some surprises of just the right sort each time we visit. The chef packs a punch. Go HUNGRY. Go with an open mind.Special Features:
- Portion size too small, long waitOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/16/2014I had the lamb with an appetizer and the portions were really small. The food was great their just wasn't enough of it. The time it took for our main dish to come out was way too long. We ordered at about 840 and our food want out for an hour. That's way too long to wait in my opinion. The overall experience i have to say was a bit of a bust. Given how far out in advance you have to make reservations for this place, I think it's just not worth it.Special Features:
- The BestLoveFineFoodVIPDined on 8/15/2014This is truly one of the best restaurants in town. If you want to spend a bit more than some nights out you will not be disappointed!Special Features:
- InterestingAlexDined on 8/12/2014Good quality food - according to the waitress , most of the ingredients comes for their own farm , wich it's great. Their Mozarella is delicious , dessert was yummy - fish was average -- service: slow but friendly and very polite , perhaps it was just one of those nights -- we were glad to go/ but if we were living in the area I am not sure we would become a regular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AugustHoneymoonerDined on 8/11/2014This resturant went above and beyond on our honeymoon. They did a similar thing for a couple celebrating an aniversary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PenstemmonDined on 8/10/2014We like your menu, the quantity of food in the plate, the originality in the composition of your courses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Participants will spend a full month immersing themselves in the study of Irish culture and history while exploring and experiencing the rich and diverse heritage of Ireland.
SAI is located in picturesque Athlone, County Westmeath, Ireland. Situated in the heart of Ireland astride the river Shannon, Athlone is a town rich in culture and history. It is home to Athlone Castle which controlled trade along the river through the center of the island nation for much of its history.
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Name: The Baby Ruth Candy Bar from "Caddyshack" Why It's On The List: The Bushwood Country Club will never forget the impact that Baby Ruth left on its pool; no other competitor on this list was able to clean house quite like it. Why It Could Win: Intimidation factor. When it drops into the water, everyone clears out; people would rather not swim than attempt to go toe-to-toe with this delicious concoction of peanuts, caramel and chocolate-covered nougat. Watch the candy bar in action (Slightly NSFW)
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... which is that WALL-E is all about Disney. WALL-E himself is not quite, and yet more than, Walt-D. He is what has become of Walt-D: old fashioned, square and out of tune with the wizzy computer-generated future. The step from the visually painterly landscapes of wasted Earth to the trademark-Pixar shiny surfaces of the spaceship Axiom is the step from old-school animation to that newfangled computer animation that so rules the animation roost nowadays. Of course WALL-E is himself computer generated too, but he has less of that look, and his world is more 'realistic' and less stylised and futuristic than the Axiom: it's a world of, amongst other things, actual live-action footage (Fred Willard's cameo). The film is partly a lament for the passing of that older style of animated moviemaking, and partly an ambivalent love-letter to the new technologies of animation ... ambivalent in the sense that, whilst of course WALL-E does fall in love with EVE, nevertheless that glossy high-tech futurist idiom looks awfully high-calorie and rather unhealthy: all those floating fatboys and fatgirls.
In other words, the film is not really about pollution, and it's not really a dystopia. It's a self-reflexive piece of visual art about visual art (hence the closing credits, through which my daughter made me sit, which cycle through series of pastiche images in the style of Egytian Art, Renaissance Art, Van Gogh and so on). Or more to the point, it's a film about its film-maker. Disney, despite its extraordinary backlist of titles, found itself in the noughties dying, in thrall to its past, clogged with inferior product: Dinosaur (2000), Atlantis the Lost Empire (2001), Treasure Planet (2002), Brother Bear (2003), Home on the Range (2004). There were some hits too, of course, during this period, but the balance sheet was rather dominated by costly and damaging flops like these. 2003 saw the resignation of the company's chairman, the charmingly decayed, old-school robot ROY-E Disney [this photograph captures him in the process of shrinking himself down into a cube], and in 2005 Michael Eisner resigned too. You can judge for yourself the extent to which Eisner physically resembles Fred Willard.
What could ROY-E do? Everything was in the past for his world; recycling old Disney product, shitting out crate after crate of double-disc special edition Cinderellas and Lion Kings and stacking them into great commercial ziggurats. Then along came PIXAR. Here's a photo: you can see the sleek white lines and inquisitive eye of the PIXAR robot, adopting the position of the 'I' in the company's name (a sort of I-VE). I-VE is the future; stylish, successful, seemingly out of reach of ROY-E. But all ends happily: despite being elderly and clapped out, Disney acquires Pixar (2006; $7.4 billion) and suddenly it's all Hits Hits Hits: Ratatouille! WALL-E! The future is bright!
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- Abigail Nussbaum said...
That's funny. I came across much the same interpretation of Ratatouille last year. The chef whose spirit inspired Remi is Disney as it once was - an innovator, creating art that delighted and enlightened. Then the next generation came along, in thrall to commercialism, and producing nothing but cheap, flavorless knockoffs trading on a familiar name. Remi is Pixar, someone who brings a new twist to the old formula - the love of good food made well.
Frankly, I think it's a reading that suits Ratatouille better than Wall-E, as the latter film ultimately sides with Wall-E, his love of the old and his individuality, leaving the gleaming corridors of the Axiom and humanity's sterilized existence within them. Which, for better or worse, is certainly not what's happening in the battle between Disney and Pixar, and not, I think, because of Pixar's technological innovations but because Pixar knows how to tell a good story and Disney have either forgotten how or no longer care to.
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- Adam Roberts said...
It is interesting, I think. The difference, I'd say, is that you're reading Ratatouille allegorically, where I'm reading WALL-E in terms of the film's form and mode of representation rather than its content (welll, a little on the latter, but more in jest). But yours is certainly a compelling reading of the rat film ...
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I noticed a similar behavior of my 701 with Belle FP1, but limited to particular situations.
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Review on The Conspirator
April 15, 2011, 09:07:08 PM »
I just came back from seeing The Conspirator and I guess I was a little disappointed. Mcavoy and Wright were really good. The guy who played Lewis Powell looked nothing like him at all. Lewis Powell was very good looking and quite opposite from this actor. I feel there were alot of innacuracies and things left out. I know it's a movie and time is limited, but I thought it could have been done differently. Kevin Kline was pretty good as Stanton but his beard was not long enough anf he wasn't really in the movie that much. Mcavoy was brilliant as Aiken and Robin Wright was brilliant as well. At the end of the movie I still don't know if Mary Surratt was innocent or guilty but I don't believe she deserved to die or any of the other three conspirators. I am against the death penalty and to watch that scene where they were hung was very disturbing and sad. I can't imagine how any of the four must have felt and what was going through their minds. Just awful. They were all so young and had their whole lives ahead of them. What did everyone else think of the movie?
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April 15, 2011, 10:01:10 PM »
I felt the movie served its purpose well. I now want to learn more about Mary Surratt and the actual trial.
I noticed the things/inaccuracies that I had already heard about, so it was sort of nice knowing that I wouldn't be so distracted by seeing them.
I loved it when my wife turned to me during a few scenes of the prison and asked if it was the same place we toured while in Savannah a few years back.
Overall, very well done.
Roger Norton
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April 16, 2011, 03:06:06 AM »
Gloria, I am not good with either book or movie reviews, so I will leave that for others.
One unusual thing happened yesterday as my wife and I sat in the theater. It was right at the end when a few lines of text crossed the screen. The theater was totally silent as people read the lines on screen. When the information about what happened with John Surratt came on the screen, the silence was interrupted by a woman's loud gasp. She was obviously not expecting that after just watching what happened to John's mother.
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April 16, 2011, 06:30:08 AM »
Hi Roger. I think seeing the texts at the end with John Surratt was quite eerie as his mother hung for what he was let go for. I guess the woman who gasped didn't know the whole story. But then again, do any of us REALLY know it?
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April 16, 2011, 06:49:10 AM »
On 4/15 went to the 4.30 showing in the Chicago area and was pleasantly surprised on how many were in attendance. There were so many things that an amateur like myself noticed BUT the movie did get the public's interest. On the assassination subject if I were to give myself a grade it would be a C- were individuals like Laurie Verge, Randall, Roger (and others that are to numerous to list) an A+.
One of the first things I noticed they had Booth go through door 7; not door 8. They had Davy Herold surrender after the barn was on fire ; not before. It would take time but it would be interesting if a dossier could be put together on the mistakes made in the film.
What was interesting was my wife asked the question, "What happened to Anna Surratt. It enabled me to do more research.
I trust this is ok to mention. The Surratt Society has great research resources including a 3 volume set " The Lincoln Assassination" The set has articles that go back to 1986 including some from James Hall. NOTE: I am not an employee.
To wrap this up, I got an email from my sister in Colorado asking, "what do you know about this conspirator movie?
The movie has gotten the nations attention.
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April 16, 2011, 07:28:46 AM »
i was loafing around the lobby asking the two young men at the concession stand about the other movies playing. they did'nt know Anything about our movie,and both of them even the formerly aloof one listened in rapt attention as i ran the story by them. they wished i could go on,but the movie was starting.
if they were any guide,there should be much interest in the film.
stanton and r. johnson sure acted the way old successful lawyers act in my experience.
the crowd was very small,all as old or older than myself.
so much is known about what occured on the gallows it was unfortunate more detail was not included.
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April 16, 2011, 07:55:13 AM »
Thanks to this movie, maybe perhaps, the phrase "Beware The People Weeping" can be replaced by "
Be Aware Of
The People Weeping".
Look around you at your fellow audience members when you see "The Conspirator". Their reactions are worth the price of admission. Robert Redford and company, if nothing else [and I'm not saying there isn't], have grabbed America's attention. No one here could have asked for anything more going in. You know, expect the worst, hope for the best. Have no fear. One thing's certain,
The Surratt Society
without a doubt about it is going to benefit big time because of the film. Additionally, also virtually guaranteed, there's going to be continuing and/or growing interest due to the one-two punch of the movie and the Sesquicentennial
for the next five years
at the very least. Who could ask for anything more?
To the movie itself; it is for sure, in every sense, a motion picture - as opposed to the seemingly mass-produced, mindless, run-of-the-mill, special effects, suspense/thriller film fodder which sadly is the state of the art today. It combines the characteristics, in my mind and opinion, of two classics;
Gone With The Wind
To Kill A Mockingbird
. As a result and as such, to paraphrase the African proverb "it speaks softly and carries a big stick; it will go far." Bravo Mr. Redford, AFC, cast and crew!
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April 16, 2011, 09:27:19 AM »
I felt that it was generally very well done and thought that the portrayal of Mary Surratt was superb. The few inaccuracies, i.e Powell wearing a hat instead of a sleeve, etc. would probably be lost of the general public anyway. I was however struck by the inference that the Catholic Church was somehow involved in John Surratt's escape and had knowledge of his whereabouts. Is this accurate historically?
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April 16, 2011, 09:42:49 AM »
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April 16, 2011, 11:24:54 AM »
I, along with two of my friends, saw the movie last night. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was fun to see our story portrayed on the big screen. To be honest, though, Mary is still one of the individuals that I know little about. I have Kate Larson's book but have yet to read it. It seems I must rectify that. With regards to the movie, the small inaccuracies didn't truly bother me with the exception of Mary's imprisonment. I was under the impression that she was treated considerably well while imprisoned. Did she not dine often with General Hartcranft, and wasn't she attended to by Anna fairly regularly? I guess I need to know more about her conditions in jail.
Also, while I thought the actor who played John Lloyd was great, I guess in my head, I always put more stock in the honesty of Lloyd's testimony than that of Louis Weichmann's. While the movie did a wonderful job of casting suspicion on Lloyd's character, I would have preferred they delved more into Weichmann's "treachery" then Lloyd's. But, perhaps my interpretation of these two is in the minority.
My favorite part of the movie is that short bit with Aiken and the judge that gave him the writ of habeas corpus. Up until then, Aiken's motives didn't seem to peak. He was adamantly against representing Mary in the beginning and this slowly waned with his experiences in court. And while there was some character growth as he found it difficult to prove Mary's guilt, he kind of seemed uncommitted to the whole thing. However, when the judge finally forced him with the question "You think she's innocent?" he eloquently and passionately expressed his motivations. I would have preferred to have had this happen earlier. To have him passionately state his condemnation of the military tribunal earlier and then provide us with more examples of their prejudice. This way I would have felt more supportive of him since he had finally taken a stand.
Ultimately, I thought the movie did a wonderful job of portraying the history in a truthful and entertaining way. I hope this piques enough interest to warrant a movie about Booths escape which I believe would be very successful with our action movie seeking public.
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Re: Review on The Conspirator
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April 16, 2011, 03:06:48 PM »
Quote from: Laurie Verge on April 16, 2011, 12:47:55 PM
One of the books that you should put on your list to read is Andrew Jampoler's The Last Lincoln Conspirator. It will take you along on Surratt's escape route into Canada, where he is sheltered by Confederate exiles first, then moved by April 22 to the protection of Abbe Charles Boucher, the first of a line of Catholic priests from Canada to the Vatican who provided him shelter. Boucher was a rural priest, but the network of support went as high as the Venerable English College in Rome. It was a literal underground railroad of Catholic support that Surratt received.
Thanks Laurie,
I will certainly add this book to my reading list. It was nice to see your name in the credits as well!!!
Mary got the usual prisoner treatment until doctors reported that her health was declining due to hemorraghing and also fasting. They suggested force feeding her, but even beef tea (the equivalent of beef bouillon today) didn't work. It would not look well to have this lady die during the trial, so Hartranft began sending her tidbits from the officers' mess, such as butter. I don't recall that she ever ate at his table, however.
As her female problems grew worse, a special room was set up for her outside the courtroom so that Anna could attend to her mother's needs (soldiers were not quite the nursemaids of the day!). A chair was brought from the boardinghouse even. These are little details, however, that would only extend the movie's length.
Personally, my least favorite portrayals were those of Louis Weichmann (too preppy smug), Lewis Powell (liked nothing about him - even when I had a long conversation with the actor who played him. Obviously no one coached him on the real Powell), and John Surratt (when he shoved his mother, I thought I would scream. Unless seriously deranged, no proper young man - let alone one that was Catholic and had a higher degree of education - would have abused his mother in 1865).
Re: Review on The Conspirator
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April 17, 2011, 07:57:05 AM »
You're right about Mary in that she got preferential treatment. However, she didn't eat with General Hartranft but rather received the better food from his table. Weeks before she was executed, she was moved from her cell to a more spacious witness room where she was attended to by her daughter. She was having "female issues" and the male guards really weren't the best ones to help her.
Bottom line:
Mary had a Senator and two junior attorney's working for her.
Was eventually placed in a bigger holding cell.
Was never kept in Irons as portrayed.
Was allowed a rocking chair, not just a stool in her cell
Thomas Ewing wrote the petition for Habeas Corpus, not Fred Aiken.
The commission was not selected by Holt or Stanton, they were selected by Gen. Townsend.
John Surratt in real life was a very, very smart and calculating young man. Perhaps the smartest guy in the whole conspiracy. His story would be fantastic to bring to the big screen. Here's a thought, maybe he didn't return to "spare" his mother's life because he knew she was guilty too. They both would have been hanged. Just something to think about.
The men who sat on the commission weren't mindless followers. They were mostly Generals who fought and sacrificed their lives in War. They weren't one united voice but had separate opinions and feelings. They listened to the arguments and IN MY OPINION, gave the verdicts and judgements they thought were fair. They weren't tainted by Holt or Stanton. They were aware that suggesting death as a punishment for Mary would not be popular and five of them signed a petition suggesting that perhaps THE PRESIDENT show leniency towards Mary. They weren't bloodthirsty, they just wanted to see justice.
Weichman and Lloyd deserved to be tried as accomplices but the prosecution needed them to help convict the others. Turning them into states' witnesses wasn't illegal in either a military court or civil court. However, there was no bargaining for lesser sentences as is done in modern times. Therefore, they were allowed to walk. Poor Atzerodt did everything he could to turn in to a State's witness but failed to do so.
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April 17, 2011, 08:05:52 AM »
Hi John- Great Post!!!! Things are so much clearer now that youv'e stated these facts. Maybe you and Barry should have directed The Conspirator! I think it would have turned out much different and full of facts that the average person never knew. I can't wait to read your new book. When is it coming out?- Gloria
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April 17, 2011, 08:15:34 AM »
Thanks Gloria. We're aiming for the end of the Summer. It depends a lot on how we choose to publish. The writing is going well and is still a work in progress. Ideally, the book will be released by the time the Conspirator DVD comes out.
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April 17, 2011, 01:39:19 PM »
Thanks Laurie. I enjoyed the movie and being a part of it (thanks to you). I understand the need to take artistic license at times for the greater good of the movie but I've heard a little too much from Redford saying he wanted history to speak for itself. Well, I don't think he's being completely genuine and there's a good chance he doesn't know it. Sometimes we see what we want to see. His political views are well known.
At one point in the movie, they show headlines which are implied to be bogus attempts by Stanton at putting fear in the public (Yellow Fever used in a possible plot to kill Lincoln, bombing of the White House). Those weren't bogus charges if I'm not mistaken. They were investigated as being very real.
The case against the conspirators was second fiddle to finding a link to the Confederate government. In the early aftermath of the assassination, few believed (as is still debatable today ) that this collection of conspirators acted on their own.
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