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The baby angle is really just a hook on which to hang wry commentary about single life in the city, but Lisecki approaches his subject with obvious affection, and the game cast makes most of the sitcom-silly antics work. show more
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Harris, a talented comic actress who looks more like a real person than a Hollywood facsimile of one, makes every scene she's in shine. show more
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The film, starring a trio of Britain's hottest young talent - LENORA CRICHLOW (Being Human), LILY JAMES (Clash of the Titans 2) and BRADLEY JAMES (Merlin) - tracks the rollercoaster journey of a British female sprint relay team and is set to be the feel-good film of the summer.
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Some of the girl power stuff is a bit wincing and it's never totally convincing, but with charm and buckets of energy, you'll forgive it.
...watching Fast Girls is a thoroughly enjoyable experience, and a particularly welcome contribution to the genre because it focuses on female athletes competing in a non-glamour sport.
[W]holly unsurprising... yet this flick is wholly winning thanks to its abundance of good cheer, generosity of spirit, and refusal to go too easy on its protagonist.
Devoid of anything daring, Fast Girls makes some of the right motions but never rises above its cash-in status.
The social backgrounds are crudely etched, the races (edited to a synthesised rock score) unexciting, the results predictable.
The Makers of Fast Girls are likely hoping that international viewers will see past the movie's promiscuous use of Union Jack waving to focus, instead, on a tale of plucky sporting underdogs.
An energising offering depicting 2012's challenges and achievements while demonstrating that TV's Crichlow is a strong feature film lead worth in vesting in.
Little more than a dull if mercifully brief promotional feature for the Olympics.
The script moves from one cliche to the next - forbidden romance, enmity mellowing into sisterly solidarity - culminating in a championship showdown that leaves a patriotic lump in the throat.
Fleet-footed British sports movie Fast Girls, an engaging tale of underdog triumph that makes up in energy and high spirits for what it lacks in technique.
This delivers an engaging story, some great performances and, of course, the obligatory training montage.
Here is a likable and fun British film: it's a little like Bend It Like Beckham.
Directed by Regan Hall, this is benign, family-friendly fare (not as cool, edgy or sexy as I anticipated) and a cheerful enough warm up to the Olympics.
Hall, making his feature debut, rarely strays from the underdog sports movie template, but the two appealing young leads come as a welcome blast of deodorant to this stale narrative armpit.
Enjoyable, emotionally involving and timely feel-good sports drama that pushes all the right buttons...
( ... )as predictable as the day is long, but it certainly makes a massive change from the usual crime-infested gangster movies set in London.
Predictable as the day is long, but it certainly makes a massive change from the usual crime-infested gangster movies set in London.
A fun and energetic film that, while no Chariots of Fire, will leave you eager for the Olympics and, possibly, your running shoes.
Noel Clarke, who co-scripted and co-stars, doesn't get any Kidulthood-style grit going, though Crichlow's gutsy performance has you rooting for her.
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3rd Round: Donte Moncrief WR: I understand the shock that I have the Ravens taking 2 WRs, but Torrey is set to be a free agent next year and while the Ravens are trying to get an extension, Torrey is represented by Drew Rosenhaus who isn't known for being rational. Also Steve Smith isn't getting any younger. While not the fastest Moncrief can gain separation from corners, has excellent hands, is tough as a downfield blocker, and can make highlight reel grabs like Boldin did. In fact he's the guy who comes to mind whenever I thought about him especially considering that at 6'2" they're of the same build.
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With other communities pursuing the same mission, Andover can't risk losing the foundation it has already established, he added.
"We have a wonderful economic base and strong employers, but if we don't stay competitive, we won't have that going forward," he said.
In Andover, one way to secure a strong future has been to create zoning districts that allow for nontraditional uses of former manufacturing sites.
The so-called ID-2 zoning, or Industrial District-2, rezoned commercial property on River and Dascomb roads earlier this year so that in addition to traditional uses such as offices and light manufacturing, the area could attract grocery stores, restaurants, health clubs, medical facilities and other amenities that could be used by workers in the West Andover section of town.
"The reason we did that is that other towns are offering that," Vaill said. "That was a very important vote. We are looking forward, over the next 10 or 15 years — we want to keep companies like Phillips Medical and Raytheon here."
Already, that rezoning has borne some fruit as Restaurant Depot, which sells supplies to small- and medium-sized restaurants, has proposed opening up in a portion of the old Brockway-Smith building at 146 Dascomb Road.
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I have come to realise that you cannot reach a goal without power. It is not a disgusting word, it's an important word. And, what better word to give a woman to use and keep as a virtue? A powerful woman can ignite many paths. -Shaheen Sultan Dhanji
"Feet of Resistance" is an oil painting Shaheen made, inspired by a story she read by South Asian writer, Saadat Hassan Manto for the rights of women. She has witnessed on her travels, women who are struggling each day in rural areas just to survive, and although illiteracy in those villages is immensely high, it is those women who have the "Feet of Resistance", for they are perfect examples of women making a difference.
More and more women in various parts of the world are voicing their concerns, seeking for platforms to find solutions and are not complacent. Women are making remarkable differences in some parts of the world, yet, she believes more can be done by encouraging networking and applying resourfulness to women in remote areas, not necessarily "resources".
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Less than a week after Attorney General Eric Holder revived a task force to look at domestic terrorists, a married couple aligned with the anti-government Patriot movement shot dead two Las Vegas police officers, killed a civilian bystander, and then turned their guns on themselves. Jerad and Amanda Miller had recently spent time at the ranch of Cliven Bundy during his standoff with the federal government. Police say they proclaimed "the beginning of the revolution" and laid an American Revolutionary flag and a swastika symbol on the dead officers' bodies. The Las Vegas shooting came just two days after a man tied to the "sovereign citizen" movement attacked a Georgia courthouse, throwing smoke bombs and shooting a sheriff's deputy, who returned fire and killed him. Authorities say the shooter, Dennis Marx, had homemade explosives, and food and water, suggesting he planned to take hostages. Holder's decision to revive the domestic terror unit comes five years after Republican outrage led the Obama administration to withdraw a key report on the resurgence of the radical right wing. We are joined by Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which monitors U.S. hate groups and extremists. "The [right-wing militia] movement is on fire at the moment, and it may get worse before it gets better," Potok says.
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Director Betty Thomas neatly sums up the benefits of making a low-budget online series: a lack of high-level meddling.
"There's no network saying, `Oh, Betty, I'm not sure viewers will like that character if she picks that banana up,'" the Emmy-winning actress turned director said. Mention that the character enjoys fruit, she said, and the network comeback may be, "But what does a banana symbolize?"
The independence Thomas enjoyed making "Audrey" for the WIGS YouTube channel came with its own challenges, including limited resources for the half-dozen episodes that are seven to eight minutes long.
"You get whoever you can force to work for no money," she said. She had the advantage of cajoling previous collaborators including Gary Cole, whom Thomas directed in the big-screen "The Brady Bunch Movie" (1995).
"Audrey," about a woman whose great passion in life is food, also allowed for the discovery of relative newcomers Kim Shaw, who plays Audrey, and screenwriter Leah Rachel. New episodes debut Monday and Friday through Nov. 16.
Shaw "is so spectacular in the piece. She came out of nowhere for me but really works in ways I couldn't have imagined," Thomas said. Rachel is "such a hip girl, with a voice I never heard before, certainly a voice I've never been able to direct before, a young, free voice."
Thomas, who won an Emmy for "Hill Street Blues" before turning to directing - with the 1997 Howard Stern film "Private Parts" among her credits - is equally enthused about the veterans behind WIGS.
Launched last March, WIGS is the brainchild of filmmakers Jon Avnet ("Black Swan," "Fried Green Tomatoes") and Rodrigo Garcia ("Albert Nobbs," TV's "In Treatment"). WIGS is an acronym for the channel's tagline, "Where it gets interesting."
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"Many people are doing Web series but not in the way Jon and Rodrigo are, being supportive of women ... It's an exciting place to be," Thomas said, adding, "It's crazy, it's hard," but it encourages creativity.
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"In the long run, there is going to be money in it ... and if that's true, there's going to be money for everybody," Thomas said. "I don't think they (the naysayers) have a wide enough view of what's going on."
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LONDON -- A restoration to return London's famous Ritz hotel to
its turn-of-the-century grandeur is nearing completion.
The property, long known as "the French chateau in Piccadilly,"
was the creation of Cesar Ritz in 1906. Its exterior is a mix of
French architectural traditions, including an arcaded walkway that,
stretching across the full width of the building, evokes the Place
Vendome in Paris.
The decor is Louis XVI. Think of floor-to-ceiling windows
dressed in brocaded drapes with tassles, 24-carat-gold-leaf borders
on wall and door panels, plush patterned carpets in pastel shades,
ornate dark wood furniture and marble columns.
"All of the upholsteries [and soft furnishings] were replaced
using French imports, all of the marble was scoured clean, and new
rugs were woven in Northern Ireland," Umberto Schioppa, the hotel's
front office manager, said during a tour of the property.
The public and guest rooms indeed have a more distinct sparkle
than they did the last time I visited, in 1995. At that time, the
restoration was a gleam in the eye of Giles Shepard, who had just
been named managing director and who, over lunch in the Ritz dining
room, described his vision of the hotel's renaissance.
Some of his vision stemmed from sketches and information about
the construction and original decor of the Ritz contained in a
90-year-old book found in the hotel's basement. Upholstery
patterns, furnishings and color schemes depicted in the book were
models for the restoration, which so far has racked up a $13
million tab.
Some contemporary enhancements have been part of the upgrade,
including the addition of a fitness center and a redesigned hair
salon. A masseuse is available during weekdays -- part of the
Ritz's movement to address the ills of modern-day stress for guests
who find that, perhaps, afternoon tea just isn't soothing
The hotel caters largely to executive business travelers during
the week.
It is making a push to lure families for weekend stays, and
during my tour Schioppa showed me some junior suites equipped with
an extra bed for a child and/or with a crib. (Children under 12
stay free with their parents.)
The Ritz has 128 rooms, including 22 suites. Each room has a
fireplace, but it is just for show. Bathrooms are spacious and
marble tiled.
Yet to be completed in the restoration process are guest rooms
on the sixth and seventh floors and the upper tiers of the
property's signature grand staircase. The whole project is due to
be finished by June.
Here's a rundown of the hotel's public rooms:
The hotel has three meetings venues: The Marie Antoinette Room,
modeled after a room at the Palace of Versailles, can seat 30 and
accommodate 90 for a reception; the Trafalgar Suite, with views of
Green Park, seats 20, and the Berkeley Suite, which has a dining
and a reception room, can handle up to 40, seated.
The Ritz is owned by Barclay Brothers, a London-based investment
firm that also owns London's Howard Hotel, a five-star property
located just off the Embankment. True to its history as a place
where royals and celebrities gathered, the Ritz still attracts the
privileged few.
According to Schioppa, Prince Charles attended a wedding held
recently at the Ritz. That is not to say, though, that the Ritz
staff is any less accommodating to the uncelebrated masses who,
through whatever fortunate means, find themselves sipping Earl Grey
tea in a guest room here.
A cheery hello awaits visitors
LONDON -- The front door of the Ritz hotel is located in its
arcaded walkway that stretches across Piccadilly, but guests cannot
enter that way.
"We closed off that door years ago because people would wander
in from the street to look around, and it was clear our guests did
not appreciate that," Umberto Schioppa, the hotel's front office
manager, said.
Guests now enter the Ritz from a side door on Arlington Street.
Doormen posted there -- celebrities in their own right and donned
in elegant long coats -- often are the focus of tourists'
Winter rate, weekend plans set
LONDON -- Through April 9, the winter rate for one night at the
Ritz runs from about $380 for a standard room and from $600 for a
deluxe double. The rate includes one full English breakfast.
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Phone: (011) 44 171 493-8181
Fax: (011) 44 171 499-7487
Reservations: (800) 525-4800
Location: 150 Piccadilly, London
Number of rooms: 128, including 22 suites.
Nearest tube: Green Park
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Rack rates: Standard rooms from about $400; suites from about
Front office manager: Umberto Schioppa
Raves: Luxurious surroundings with a French ambience. A friendly
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marble bathroom. A dream location in the heart of Piccadilly within
walking distance of West End theaters, Mayfair and Green Park.
Rants: No hairdressing or massage on weekends.
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Headaches can develop for lots of reasons. Of course they often come along with illnesses like a cold or the flu, but some kids continue to have daily headaches for weeks after the virus goes away. The cause is usually a migraine or tension-type headache, two recurring conditions. Either kind can last from 30 minutes to days at a time.
Migraines occur when overly stimulated brain cells cause blood vessels to dilate and the membranes covering the brain become inflamed, which then sets off pain signals in the head. Tension-type headaches, on the other hand, are related to muscles tightening in the neck or scalp. In children, both types of headaches tend to cause pain on both sides of the head (whereas adults generally feel migraines on only one side), so it can be difficult to tell one kind from the other. Migraines also frequently get misdiagnosed as sinus infections. "Even if the headache is around the sinuses and a child's eyes tear up and her nose runs, it's usually not a sinus infection; it's a migraine," says Mark W. Green, M.D., director of Headache and Pain Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York.
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Lozito, T. P. and Tuan, R. S. (2012), Endothelial cell microparticles act as centers of matrix metalloproteinsase-2 (MMP-2) activation and vascular matrix remodeling. J. Cell. Physiol., 227: 534–549. doi: 10.1002/jcp.22744
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For some reason, My 8-week-old DD is crying at the breast and it is very difficult to "convince" her to latch. She opens her mouth and shakes her head at the nipple but it takes me a few minutes of trying before she will latch. She does the same thing if I try to nurse when she is not hungry or if she needs to burp, but now she seems to be doing it for no reason when she's hungry. Any advice! Thanks!
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How is your milk supply? It is possible that she is getting frustrated because she is not getting as much milk as she used to. Just a thought. :)
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Well, I actually have oversupply issues :(. Perhaps that is what is wrong?
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Yeah maybe shes getting huge mouthfuls. I have an over supply too and my 8 week old hates my left side. Its the faster fuller one, sitting him upright or at least having his body below his head helps. Or pumping the first gush till it settles.
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I don't have oversupply, the opposite actually, and my DD went through this I figured she was just playing. I would put it away. Eventually she was hungry enough to latch.
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"When a man enjoys many women together, it is called 'congress of a herd of cows.'"
So says the Kama Sutra.
SFR searched Craigslist to find herds of cows in Santa Fe. The "M4WW" category of the Casual Encounters section bears 55 results on one page, but only one local result: "ANY FACE RIDER?" (There's more hope for nearby towns, where two females can find a 21-year-old "hung stud"; a 30-year-old "virgin no lie clueless but educated"; and a health-conscious 33-year-old wondering "Who wants a breast exam?") The "WW4M" page yields exactly nothing. So I went deeper.
My story begins with my search for a new residence. I didn't really want to pay rent, because the majority of my lowly reporter's salary goes to student loan sharks. My dream was to hole up in a celebrity's summer home for a few months, and watch it "in exchange for very low or no-cost rent." My primary qualifications? I've worked for a slum lord, have been a security guard and have a full-time job that precludes me from engaging in degenerate activities, like hosting house parties. I would cook, read, watch movies and work in their home. That is all.
I posted a Craigslist ad in November. A response came from a man with the email address of a law firm.
"Got a cell," the email read.
Because I'm a reporter, I looked him up, and couldn't find any such law firm. I didn't respond, but posted a similar ad in January. This time, the response came from an aol.com email. The address had similar letters as that of the alleged law firm email.
"Hey," the email read, "Got a cell?"
I'd already begged my landlord to let me stay an extra two months, and I was desperate to kick back in a multimillion-dollar adobe nestled in the foothills. For free. Casting aside better judgment, I gave Russ my number.
"Hi," he texted one night. I didn't recognize the number and asked who it was.
"U got my number online today," he wrote back, "CI house sorry still at work."
I was drinking a beer with my girlfriend; I showed her the text, noting that I was alarmed by the poor grammar. No rich celebrity would contact me to housesit via text—in run-on sentences.
Unless it was Gene Hackman. I told him I was busy and would contact him the next day.
I never did, and throughout the week, Russ would text me once a day: "Hi," or "Hey." Eventually, he called my cell.
"You in a relationship?" he asked. I told him never to use my number again.
"Hey man Fuck U," he texted me. (Maybe it is Gene Hackman?) For a few weeks, Russ went silent. But after searching fruitlessly for herds of cows, I decided to seek his help.
"[T]onight congress herd of cows," I texted him.
"What," came the reply.
"It's one of the various types of congress," I explained. "Know of any herds of cows tonight?"
"Yes lol," he texted back. I inquired where.
"My place," he replied.
"No," I wrote defiantly. "Let's meet inside the roundhouse at 7 pm. Not sure if there are any herds of cows, but that's the closest we can get to congress."
"I'll be on the fourth floor," I told him (where the governor's office is located), "and hopefully we can make our way to the senate gallery."
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"Come over after watch a movie give a massage," he texted, "& Relieve yourself."
"Hmmm," I wrote, "Well I'll be at the roundhouse, searching for a herd of cows at 7. Let me know if you'd like to join."
I never found a herd of cows—and I don't think Russ did either.
"Wanna massage?" was his last message to me.
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The company, No. 93 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, is acquiring Make it About Me, a publisher of personalized children's books, for an undisclosed sum.
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People do the strangest things.
A Norway man says his friends pressured him to get his McDonald's receipt tattooed on his arm.
The man claims they were punishing him for being too active with the ladies.
He says it's all in fun now, but he's not sure how he's going to feel about when he's 50 or 60 years old.
A new edible marijuana vending machine is now giving the consumer an easier way of buying pot.
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