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Harry's glad that this FRACTURE is on the screen & NOT in his left leg!
FRACTURE is essentially your basic incredibly brilliant bad guy trying to pull off the perfect murder – playing a game of cat and mouse with everyone that's trying to prove he did it. They all know that he did it. But he's so out thought all of them, that they seem like well educated bumpkins in the aftermath. To pull this sort of film off there are two things you really need. An actor of ferocious wit and charisma (BING! Serve up one Anthony Hopkins!) and secondly a young actor that can dance with Sir Anthony. (BING! Serve up one Ryan Gosling!) Director Gregory Hoblit is an interesting filmmaker. I'm really quite fond of his work… from NYPD BLUE to the features PRIMAL FEAR, FALLEN, FREQUENCY and HART'S WAR. With PRIMAL FEAR, his direction led to an amazing debut performance from Ed Norton, who garnered a Supporting Actor nomination at those Oscars – and many felt, should have walked away with the Award. Here, Hoblit has Ryan Gosling – who is fresh, in audience's minds, off an Academy nominated performance – and Anthony Hopkins, who is just plain great in everything he does. The film is a dance between these two talents. It's very much like Hopkins' hobby in the film. He creates perpetual motion machines with little glass balls that drop and roll and rise and fall and race along tracks. He's set these two wonderful performers to go at it. Now the film has a novel-like pace to it. That's not saying it's slow, but it comes in chapters of revelation. This film is a mystery. A page turner. A film that makes you wonder, step by step – HOW Hopkins did what he did? Where a key piece of evidence is? And how on Earth does anyone expect anyone to out think a murderous Anthony Hopkins character? No disrespect to Ryan Gosling, but seriously… You just don't play the murder game with Sir Anthony. He'll pistol whip you like you were a gentleman caller on his virginal daughter. There's just NO WAY you're going to out think him. And if there's a problem in the movie, it's simply the baggage that Anthony has of being 20 pages ahead of every other character in the script. Hell, he's not just aware of the script, he's ahead of the writers and the director. There's no way he can lose. Right? Right. Now the key person to watch, career wise after this film is Kramer Morgenthau – his cinematography is very very handsome here. Making Los Angeles look lush and sumptuous. It really is quite lovely. And of particular benefit by his lens is Rosamund Pike and Embeth Davidtz. Wow they smolder well in this. This is a type of film that we don't see attempted well these days. The adult crime of passion flick. There's a unspoken sex going on in this pic that just makes the film slightly humid without being an out and out bitch in heat. If you get my meaning. Rather this film is preoccupied by one thing. Gosling and Hopkins – and figuring out which is the cat and which is the mouse – and which will end up trapped by the end. It's a nice departure from the stray pixels and half-drawn characters we get too much of today. Give it a shot, if that sort of film appeals to you. You know, a smart steaming page turning mystery that keeps ya guessing. You know, a good old fashioned yarn. I like those a lot.
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April 13, 2007, 2:52 a.m. CST
Hoblit's films
by halfmahalfn
A good old fashioned page turning yarn is one thing. If this is meant to excuse a certain genre laziness then I'll be first in line to miss it. A standard whodunit just doesn't quite grab you like the stories behind Fallen and Frequency. I mean, Fallen, a brilliant movie playing on the fear of crowds, the fear of infection a real horror throwback. Then Frequency - a batshit crazy film with Jesus on a radio to the past. Sure it stumbled some, but it was different and exciting enough to matter for something. Then you hit Hart's War and Bruce in an army prison doesn't do nothing. And now this. Here's hoping Hoblit brings something more than mere courtroom conundrums. And here's hoping this post-beer binge's awful alliteration leaves me soon.
April 13, 2007, 3:19 a.m. CST
Embeth Davidtz
by palimpsest
Oh yes indeedy. And does anyone remember that TV movie where Tony Hopkins has a split personality disorder and tries to argue with himself the pros and cons of some murder or other?
April 13, 2007, 3:42 a.m. CST
I could have written this review
by conniebrean1
I learn nothing here that I didn't know from the posters in the subway.
April 13, 2007, 3:46 a.m. CST
when writing about mystery and crime thrillers
by HEADGEEK
you don't give away the plot turns. Otherwise, you're kinda an asshole. Point is, it's a very good film.
April 13, 2007, 4:04 a.m. CST
I kinda just hope it's not him playing his Hannibal
by iamnicksaicnsn
looks good though, and so Harry, are you implying he got away with it??? (Rhetorical question, I don't really want to know, I kinda hopes he does, just because the villain rarely gets away with it).
April 13, 2007, 4:34 a.m. CST
What is it with people here...
by raw_bean
...who think 'review' should mean 'detailed synopsis'? Well done Harry, you piqued my interest without spoiling the film.
April 13, 2007, 5:48 a.m. CST
won't be seeing this
by Cedar_Room
just the one killing?? Just the ONE?? what sort of a film is that????
April 13, 2007, 6:44 a.m. CST
Wish I hadn't seen the trailer...
by Rocha70
Unlike this review, the trailer shows what appears to be 90% of the twists. I noticed they have a shorter teaser/trailer now that doesn't ruin it, but the damage has been done. Idiots.
April 13, 2007, 7:06 a.m. CST
Has Anthony Hopkins ever...
by LargoJr
... made anything other then 'creepy smart guy who kills people' flicks that DIDN'T flop at the box office? MAN what I wouldn't do to see him in a smart and enjoyable comedy (sigh)
April 13, 2007, 8:08 a.m. CST
Hannibal Lector ruined him as an actor
by Garbageman33
I hate to say it because he was so great in that film. Trouble is, they gave him an Oscar for it and now he plays everything the same way. Sure, it kinda makes sense for this film, but even in "The World's Fastest Indian" he had some Hannibal in him. And that made considerably less sense. If you want to see Anthony Hopkins actually acting rather than doing schtick, go back and watch the scene in "Remains of the Day" where Emma Thompson discovers he reads romance novels and see him convey all that longing and embarrassment without saying a word. Amazing.
April 13, 2007, 8:59 a.m. CST
i don't know... this kinda looks shit-tay
by Charlie Murphy
and yeah, that headline is pretty lame. i usually wouldn't comment, but... really?
April 13, 2007, 9:21 a.m. CST
Asimov's Tales Of The Black Widowers
by Mr Incredible
You would probably enjoy more than this movie.
April 13, 2007, 9:22 a.m. CST
Si Si garbageman...
by PMcGoohan
about Hopkins in "Remains". Also, a pretty decent performance in "Shadowlands"
April 13, 2007, 9:25 a.m. CST
Hoblit is a spectacularly generic filmmaker
by Osmosis Jones
Primal Fear was great, but that due to the cast and screenplay. Everything since then has been gravely flawed in some way. Fracture looks equally skippable. "Willie".
April 13, 2007, 9:45 a.m. CST
Where was the Hannibal in The Edge?
by JackRabbitSlim
Solid little quasi-action movie - no Lectorizing in that moobie. And seriously folks - watch Lion in Winter. He was a great character actor pre Hannibal for a good 20 years.
April 13, 2007, 10:20 a.m. CST
The trailer...
by jimmy_009
...suggested this was Hopkins unofficially resurrecting Lector again. Glad to hear it's something else.
April 13, 2007, 10:25 a.m. CST
Rosamund Pike
by neonist
Those were the only 2 words the review needed for me.
April 13, 2007, 10:43 a.m. CST
Are you in phoenix Harry? Spoilers
by babypanda
last night at the opening night of the Phoenix Film Festival. Overall I liked it. Tony was great as a non-cannibalistic version of Lecter. I mean, who doesn't want more Lecter from Tony, but not cheesed out like some of the last of those films. Spot on. Gosling was great too. I'd not seen him in any of the films he's been in thus far his carreer but he did well as an affable lawyer type that happens to wear better suits than anyone I've ever seen working in a DA's office. Does he touch his face often in other films? Or was it a tidbit throw at us for exhausted exasperation effect? Almost like coke-nose but maybe he just has allergies. Far fetched on the love relation front: She's hot but going to Thanksgiving after knowing a woman for 2 seconds is ridiculous. And her dad's a judge. DOY! I did want to mention the laughs. There are at least three I shared with the audience, and a few more on my own. (wink) I am the baby panda, and I have arrived. Tonight: Sleeping Dogs Lie.
April 13, 2007, 12:09 p.m. CST
His best (for me) was Bligh in "The Bounty"
by BenBraddock
He was really great in that role, should have got an Oscar. Don't think he was even nominated..
April 13, 2007, 12:54 p.m. CST
I will say it again
by emeraldboy
Hopkins best performance is, was and will always be remains of the day. That is a masterclass in acting. Stupendous.
April 13, 2007, 1:14 p.m. CST
Gosling's performance?
by BigFo
Harry you mention "No disrespect to Ryan Gosling, but seriously… You just don't play the murder game with Sir Anthony". That refers to their characters but how was Gossling's performance? Love the non spoilerific review btw..
April 13, 2007, 1:20 p.m. CST
Remains of the Day vs. Philadelphia
by Garbageman33
I still can't believe Anthony Hopkins lost to Tom Hanks playing a man dying of AIDs who's still 30 pounds overweight. Yeah Tom, way to throw yourself into that role.
April 13, 2007, 3:42 p.m. CST
by The Real MiraJeff
I was going to post my review today too. Let me say that Fracture is not all it's cracked up to be. If you've seen a certain Ashley Judd film, or consider yourself a Law and Order buff, this film will seem like a tired retread to you. The script thinks its twice as clever as it really is, which is to say, not very.
April 13, 2007, 6:20 p.m. CST
Remains of the Day was a masterpiece of Adult storytell
by GQtaste
they don't make enough of. I find it similiar to "The Age of Innocence." Both of them bring up emotion in me of unrequited love everytime.
April 14, 2007, 11:13 a.m. CST
Hoblit for "Hobbit"!
by JackPumpkinhead
Someone had to say it.
April 14, 2007, 11:55 a.m. CST
When Sir Anthony Hopkins calls Ryan Gosling...
by rbatty024
"old sport" in the trailer, I was convinced it was a glossy Hollywood adaptation of The Great Gatsby. The suprise ending? Gatsby really was having an affair with Myrtle! Dun, dun, dunnnnnnnn.
April 14, 2007, 2:09 p.m. CST
Is the headline of this article an inside joke ?
by feckdrinkarse
Or does it just stink ? On second thought, either way it sucks. You should be able to do better. Btw, in your opinion, Mr. HEADGEEK, is it possible to live a happy life as an obese man ? I'm starting to question my lifestyle.
April 14, 2007, 3:15 p.m. CST
Cool, thanks for the review Harry.
by nopix
I'm always up for thrillers like this if they are fun.
April 14, 2007, 8:18 p.m. CST
by thebearovingian
I'd seen some TV spots and was interested in seeing this. I was wondering when we might see a review here on AICN and now we have one. BUT I'm not any more interested now. Could we have a few more details, please? Is the entire movie set in an interrogation room?
April 15, 2007, 8:28 p.m. CST
Is it just that I am jaded with life
by Chiziola79
Or that in my opinion a man who runs a movie web site should start to review more than 1 movie every 3 months and that his reviews catch the eye and dont seem to have been written after being handed a big envelope filled with cash from the studio. This film looks shit and cant believe harry chose to review this but ignores other much better ones. Jesus I really need to delete this site from my favourites it is worse than hitler
July 7, 2007, 12:15 p.m. CST
chiziola79 mate..... what the fuck?
by Seph_J
you may be right, but dude........ perspective?
Sept. 1, 2007, 12:21 a.m. CST
Not Bad at all
by JDinDahouse
Well acted and decent dialogue. A good rental due to the cast and the competent direction.
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Its always the safe play to not mess with the status quo. The status quo in NFL playoff football states that the postseason-experienced teams should automatically win their home games against visiting underdogs and big dance novices like Bob McNair's boys. Perhaps this explains why a perusal of early national previews and commentary on the upcoming Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans clash generally offers up some initial propers to the Texans for rewarding a city and fan base starved of quality profession football with its first postseason victory in franchise history. Good for the Texans, better for Houston, now time to become the Ravens' punching bag seems to be the average sentiment. The Texans are overwhelmingly being viewed as doomed by the stingy Ravens defense and tough running game.
The rookie-quarterback-fifth-rounder-going-on-the-road-card will inevitably be played, followed by heaping reminders of Houston's previous two losses against the Ravens. One analyst pointed out that if Houston couldn't win in Baltimore with Matt Schaub at the helm earlier this season, then not only are they facing a sure fire loss, but likely a humiliating one. Its being assumed that Ray Rice will trot along for well over 100 yards, while decent but unstarlike quarterback Joe Flacco will effortlessly toss in 300, and Ed Reed will have his way with T.J. Yates' middle to deep range throws.
Surely I'm in the minority when I laugh at all of the above and, instead, state resoundingly that Houston will win their divisional playoff matchup in Baltimore, rain, snow or shine, rookie or cookie.
To begin, I think its tough for any NFL team to beat another three times in two years, especially a good team like Houston. Last year's Monday Night matchup saw the Texans rally fiercely against the Ravens' vaunted defense, shredding it in the second half until finally yielding in overtime. This season's matchup came on the heels of losing Andre Johnson, who did no suit up. When losing a player of Johnson's magnificence, any team, whether led by Schaub or Yates, needs a couple of games to recover. Nevertheless, Houston led 14-13 in the third quarter of that game and routinely marched into Ravens territory only to come up empty-handed all but twice.
Sure, the Ravens ended up winning that game at home 29-14, but the score is not indicative of not only how closer that game should've been, but it is anything but indicative of how the Texans and players like J.J. Watt, Brian Cushing and Connor Barwin have progressed into dominant forces since that game. And on the offensive side, its pointed out that Arian Foster only rushed for 49 yards, yet Foster was only a game removed from the DL for a bum hamstring and afterward owned up that he stunk.
But I wonder whether #80's impact is truly being considered. Last week one Cincinnati beat writer claimed that A.J. Green would rather easily outshine a likely gimpy Johnson, which turned out to be a laughable prediction. Green was largely ineffective while Johnson, although a little rusty early on, ended up getting hot, pulling in a touchdown, undoubtedly helped open lanes for the backs, and left simply no doubt that he will be primed to make a major impact in Baltimore.
This is not to say that the Ravens have not improved since that early October game, but it can be stated clearly that Houston has improved immensely in several facets of their game. It also cannot be understated the importance of facing a tough opponent like Baltimore on the road coming off a resounding home playoff victory versus a three game regular season skid. Confidence is a good thing to bring into such a task, and the Texans will be bringing plenty of it.
Houston will come into this game with no pressure and a full tank of confidence. Baltimore has an acclaimed defense. Houston is right up there with them. Baltimore has a great rusher in Ray Rice. The Texans boast the league's top one-two punch in the backfield in Foster and Ben Tate. The Ravens do not possess Tom Brady or Drew Brees on their roster, and the Texans surely don't have Schaub. Clearly Flacco is a more proven, successful quarterback than Yates, but in looking at the numbers, its not the blowout one might imagine. Since Yates' relative inexperience will again represent a focal topic and principal argument against the Texans' chances of winning, here's a look at some stats:
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Yes, Flacco's numbers are bigger, but he's also played in over twice as many games, has thrown the football over four times as much as Yates, and Flacco didn't have to use several games playing more conservatively in order to develop a feel for the pro game. Even considering Coach Gary Kubiak's easy handling of Yates, if you match his attempts with Flacco's, Yates throws for more yards. Now, if Yates were coming into this game with only a couple of dozen live game passes under his belt, I'd say the Texans were in big trouble. But he has 132 attempts, has made a few proverbial rookie mistakes, and now has 6.5 NFL games under his belt and has proved that he can handle big game pressure situations.
I'm not saying that Yates will light up the Baltimore secondary. On the contrary, Yates has the ability, demeanor and just enough experience to manage the game. He doesn't need to throw for well over 200 yards as long as the Texans aren't turning the ball over, Johnson and the backs are making some plays and the offensive line rises to the occasion. The Texans need to win the field position game and make their field goals, hoping for one or two scores from Johnson, Foster or someone else.
In light of the Andre Johnson factor, Houston's very good offensive line led by steely tough Mike Brisiel, and just to make sure the point is driven home, having Foster and Tate, not to mention tight ends Owen Daniels, Joel Dreessen and, now, fullback/tight end James Casey, Yates has plenty of veterans to work with.
On the defensive end, I'm looking for the Texans to man up on those Ravens receivers and for the Houston pass rush to be a little more effective. Demeco Ryans was not near top form last time these two teams played, as he is now, and lined up next to Cushing, Rice will work much harder for those 100 yards again. In October the Texans held Baltimore to numerous field goal attempts, and I expect more of the same. In other words, I don't see this being a high scoring match by any means.
The Texans face a monumental task in trying to beat Baltimore, but they have the right amount of talent, heart and hunger up and down their roster to win this battle on Sunday. And when you remove the pressure and expectations, I like for such intangibles to push Houston over the top.
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The Bills blanked the Dolphins at Ralph Wilson Stadium, which puts Miami's shot at the playoffs in jeopardy. Buffalo's defense shut down the Dolphins offense and won the game with backup quarterback Thad Lewis. The Bills dominated the Dolphins on offense with 18 first downs compared to Miami's six. Buffalo rushed for 203 yards and have a total of 390 yards.
For Miami, this was a huge letdown after a three-game winning streak. The team seemed destined for a playoff spot but now seems to be in a dog fight for the last spot in the AFC. Quarterback Ryan Tannehill was injured during the game and backup Matt Moore had to finish the contest with limited success. The Dolphins have to win in Week 17 to have any shot at the postseason.
Brian Galliford of Buffalo Rumblings is excited about the defense, despite not making the playoffs this season:
The shutout is only part of the story for the Bills defensively on Sunday. Miami ran for just 14 yards on 12 carries throughout the day; Bills fans had been longing for that type of performance from the run defense all season. With no running game to worry about, the Bills teed off on Dolphins quarterbacks, registering seven sacks and two interceptions on the day, as well. All told, Miami was only able to muster 103 net yards of offense. Truly, the Bills dominated the Dolphins from start to finish defensively.
Offensively, the Bills did what they needed to do to set things up for their defense: they built an early 10-0 lead in the second quarter, then hit the ground running to take minutes off the clock in the second half. Buffalo ran for 203 yards as a team, with Fred Jackson (19 carries, 111 yards and a touchdown) and C.J. Spiller (20 carries, 77 yards) doing most of the heavy lifting. Thad Lewis made key throws when he had to and added 13 rushing yards himself, and Dan Carpenter capped off four drives with field goals to put the game further out of reach all day.
Kevin Nogle of The Phinsider hopes the Dolphins can rebound from this ugly loss:
The best part of this game was the end, when the teams walked off the field and the misery ended. Now, it's a matter of seeing how fast the Dolphins can put the putrid performance from Sunday behind them, and if they can get back the level of play that had them in control of their own playoff destiny before yesterday.
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Bollywood Actress Priyanka Chopra recently released her third international music album "Exotic".
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Priyanka Chopra appears super steamy in a cream colored swimsuit in the music video for her new single "Exotic" featuring Pitbull!
Priyanka Chopra said in a statement "I recorded 'Exotic' in Ibiza with musical genius and visionary RedOne and none other than Mr. Worldwide aka Pitbull". "Together they helped me create a hot and sexy summer anthem that I am so proud of! This is just the beginning, and I can't wait to share this song and the rest of the album with you!" Priyanka added.
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Now that camp is over I have spent some time going through the current roster and looking at what our 53 man roster might look like. The delicate balance with 53 man rosters is that inevitably there you get to a position where you have to make decisions as tow whether you keep that extra skill position player the fans want on the roster or do you keep that extra LB or lineman for depth. Luckily for us from looking at it I think pretty much all of our favourites will make the roster but as we all know we still lack some depth on some areas like LB and S. Luckily for us it seems that we have some versatile players that may be able to cover these spots which i will go in to further later.....
Here goes (this is not a depth chart):
QB: J.Campbell, K.Boller, T.Edwards (T.Pryor - week 6) (3)
RB: Darren McFadden, Michael Bush, Taiwan Jones, Rock Cartwright (4)
FB: Marcel Reece (1)
WR: Jacoby Ford, Darrius Heyward Bey, Denarius Moore, Louis Murphy, Chaz Schillens, D.Hagan (6)
TE: Kevin Boss, David Ausberry, Brandon Myers (3)
OL: J. Barksdale, K.Barnes, B.Campbell, C.Carlisle, S.Heyer, D.Loper, S.Satele, J.Veldheer, S.Wisniewski (9)
DL: D.Bryant, J.Henderson, L.Houston, T.Kelly, J.Moss, T.Scott, R.Seymour, M.Shaughnessy (8)
LB: Q.Goves, R.McClain, S.Williams, K.Wimbley, D.Blackstock (5)
CB: C.Chekwa, C.Johnson, L.Sheppard, DVD, J.Ware, S.Routt, S.Moore/W.McFadden (7)
S: S.Brown, T.Branch, M.Huff, M.Mitchell (4)
ST: J.Condo, S.Janikowski, S.Lechler (3)
FINAL CUTS: R.Gordon, B.Davis, M.Giordano, J.Bullocks, M.Tonga, T.Hill, N.Miller, W.McFadden/S.Moore, J.Boyd
IR: H.Eugene, T.Goethal
Well there it is, I am pretty confident that this will be close to the exact positional breakdown the two players I found it hardest to cut were R.Gordon, T.Hill and N.Miller who I have been very impressed with. In regards to Gordon I think he has a slight chance to beat out Myers but in the end i think Myers will wn out due to experience and I am hoping Hill and Gordon make it through waivers to the practice roster. The two positions I see us as thinest in are LB and Safety but keep in mind Mitchell will spend time at LB and it looks like Chekwa can be at least an emergency safety, if we sign another LB obviously Blackstock would not make the roster. When TP comes in we will have to cut Boller or Edwards but a lot of water to go under the bridge before we need to make that call.
So basically the only real position battle is Moore vs McFadden which while Moore has been getting all the wraps it has been hard to judge as McFadden has been going against starters in games whereas Moore has been going against backups, I have a feeling they will keep McFadden and try and slip Moore through to the practice squad a la Stevie Brown last year (also keep in mind last year Mitch had a bad camp and many were pissed that he stayed on the roster instead of Stevie).
Pretty happy that it looks like we will be able to fit in most of 'our' guys and I think we have some good depth across the board especially on the lines.
Pretty sure I havent missed anyone now - comment away :)


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Chances are that your backyard doesn't have a lot of snow right now. But it's a different story at Okemo. In recent weeks chilly temperatures have promoted significant snowmaking; already Okemo has opened at least 15 trails.
"We opened on November 8th, which was the fourth earliest opening for Okemo. So that bodes well and it's been a pretty robust start," said Ted Austin, the vice president of marketing and sales at Okemo.
Okemo has nearly 1,200 snowmaking guns, and can cover a trail in a mere 24 hours.
Even though it's early in the season, skiers and riders are enjoying some surprisingly good conditions.
"Depending upon what trails it's on there's a little bit of corduroy, so it's some nice stuff. It's a little bit frozen and crusty, but it's really good," skier Russ Gerstacker said.
"It's not super choppy like a lot of manmade snow that you find. They've done a really good job grooming out here. So it feels like natural stuff which is nice," skier John Hunnewell said.
The high snow quality can be attributed to Okemo's attention to detail.
"It's unbelievable the science that Okemo puts into their snowmaking. It's an art form that they do here. I've been to other mountains and it's really great, the quality of the snow they put out is amazing," skier Tom Boyle said.
Last winter wasn't exactly a banner year for skiers and riders. But this season, winter-enthusiasts are feeling optimistic; they are ready to put last winter behind them.
"Oh, way behind," skier Linda Seader said. "I don't remember last season."
"What season?" skier Dana Dolloff joked. "Last season was bad, but we'll make up for it this year."
As natural snow becomes likely in the coming weeks, conditions should get even better. In the meantime, quality manmade snow and positive attitudes are creating lots of smiles on the slopes at Okemo.
Okemo will be hosting numerous events this winter season. Dec. 15 the annual Cares and Shares Food Drive will take place. If you bring in at least five nonperishable food items, a new children's toy, or new clothing item you will be awarded a discounted ticket for that day.
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Well-known content industry players such as Anim Graphix, Eduranet, Fotocafe, TMI, Sri Satya Sai Designing Studios, Arraynz and so on have contributed in formulating programmes for e-learning that promise to provide both skills and good career to students.
Taking them to the target students and interested people would be SmarTeach E-Learning Academy, which has been floated by the Hyderabad-based MEdRC EduTech, a decade-old company specialising in e-learning platforms and multimedia products.
SmarTeach E-Learning Academy will be launched on August 28. Courses will be offered on a range of topics such as content writing, graphic design, digital video, instructional design, 3D animation, cartooning, advanced flash scripting and so on, said Dr Neeraj Raj, Managing Director, MEdRC.
E-learning industry is a potential growth sector. Propelled by outsourcing demands, the sector is expected to absorb 100,000 to 150,000 skilled manpower in the next five years. Worldwide the market is projected to grow to around $28 billion by 2008 from $7 billion in 2004.
At present, India employs about 30,000-40,000 people in about 400 companies of varying sizes. They are also less visible unlike BPOs (Business Process Outsourcing) in the IT industry, because they are small and have not gone public, except EduCom, Dr Neeraj Raj told newspersons on Friday.
Seeing the big opportunity in terms of shortage of manpower and demands, the company decided to launch the Academy. Courses of short duration would be offered at affordable rate of Rs 2,000 to Rs 20,000. He said a fresher, can hope to get a starting salary of Rs 10,000-12,000 per month and grow to Rs 20,000-25,000 in a couple of years.
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LAS VEGAS -- An 18-year-old graduate of Basic High School in Henderson is facing the fight of his life.
Elijah Kelly, who grew up as a foster child, needs a heart transplant. His life has been filled with one obstacle after another.
Kelly has dilated cardiomyapathy, which means the left side of his heart does not pump like it should.
Nevada is 40th in the nation when it comes to registered donors. Currently, more than 500 Nevadans are waiting for a transplant.
Kelly isn't giving up hope. Just like every other battle he's face in life, he's fighting to win.
A battery-operated machine is keeping Kelly alive while he waits for a new heart.
"The wait could be a day, a week, a month, you never know," he said.
Kelly's heart is twice the size of normal one and he needs more than 20 pills a day to support it.
"It's not the end of the world," Kelly said. "Some people may think it is, but it's really a new beginning, in my eyes."
Kelly is far from the average teen. He's spent several years in Nevada's foster system, but said he is also the proud son of Brianne and Kevin Combs and the big brother of Desiree, Jeremiah and Mattea.
But Nevada isn't able to perform the transplant he needs. At 4 a.m. Saturday, he leaves for Utah, because Nevada doesn't haven't the capability to perform a heart transplant. In Utah, he will be put on an active transplant list.
Nevada Donor Network CEO Joseph Ferreria said there is a tremendous need for people to register to save lives, such as Kelly's.
"There are currently 118,000 people in the United States who are awaiting a transplant," Ferreria said.
Ferreira said fear keeps people from registering.
"It's felt that the health care team in the hospital will not do their utmost to save someone's life if they are a registered donor," Ferreria said. "That couldn't be further from the truth."
A year ago, when Kelly collapsed during football practice from what was initially believed to be an asthma attack, doctors never expected him to awake from a coma. Nevertheless, he sees his future.
"I want to get a degree in criminal science and minor in criminal justice," Kelly said. "I can still do that."
Kelly is covered through Medicaid, but it doesn't cover all of his medical bills. His foster family is expected to try and cover the additional costs. Those wishing to assist Kelly with his medical bills, may call Clark County at 702-455-5484.


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A 911 call is revealing new information about what happened Saturday morning, when a Lubbock homeowner shot and killed a suspected intruder, later identified as Texas Tech student Ross Baker.
"We just had a break-in. My father has taken down the intruder," a 17-year-old calls 911 just minutes after his father, 43-year-old Charles Mire, shot Baker.
Police say 23-year-old Baker entered the home in the 3000 block of 24th Street around 3:45 Saturday morning. Mire says he confronted Baker and told him to leave several times before firing a warning shot into the ceiling.
The 911 call goes on to say that Baker was shot in the leg, but that shot was actually to the stomach, Baker later died at UMC.
Monday night Baker's family is spoke out, saying this was a tragic mistake, that their son was disoriented and was not trying to break into the house.
Due to the case still being under investigation, the family was limited in what they could share about the events that occurred in the early morning hours Saturday.
Investigation or not, there is one thing they know to be true, the good character of their son Ross.
"I feel he was lost. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time and a tragic accident happened," says Bobby Baker, Ross' father.
Ross Baker, 23, was new to the Tech Terrace neighborhood and had lived in his house on 28th Street for two weeks.
"He was walking home so he wouldn't drink and drive like we taught him and he accidentally got in the wrong house, that's what I want people to understand. He was not a burglar," says Teresa Baker, Ross' mother.
Police say it appears Baker entered a home in the 3000 block of 24th Street through a side door at the back of the house. The home's alarm system sounded and the homeowner approached Ross with a gun.
Police say the homeowner, 43-year-old Charles Mire, asked Ross to leave his property several times. When Ross refused, the homeowner shot him in the stomach. Hours later Ross passed away at UMC.
For Ross' family Saturday's events seem surreal.
"Ross would never break into a house. He would never engage in a fight. He was not a fighter at all," says Bobby.
The Bakers say only one real crime was committed in the early hours of Saturday morning, that a life was cut short way too soon.
"Ross was every fathers dream. He was a very respectable young man who respected his elders," says Bobby.
"He's really going to be missed. He's very loving. Ross would never want to cause harm to anybody so we're really going to miss him," says Whitney Baker, Ross' older sister.
Ross was a Texas Tech student majoring in engineering.
An autopsy was conducted Monday afternoon; however it usually takes a while for toxicology reports to be complete. That, of course, would determine whether or not Ross was in fact drunk.
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Tough break (literally) here as James Wisniewski apparently broke his ankle last night when he was hit with a shot. I've only heard the whole "no timetable for return" thing, which is useless. We'll try to provide you with some more info as we get it.
Matt Duchene had to leave the game yesterday in the 1st period when he injured his right knee. He's listed as day-to-day so let's hope he's not out for too long.
Dustin Byfuglien sat out his second straight game last night and according to Claude Noel, he'll be out "about a week" with his lower body injury.
Bryan Little missed last night's game with his foot injury and I can't find anything about a return date.
Victor Hedman didn't play after leaving Wednesday's Lightning game following a collision.
T.J. Oshie practiced yesterday but he's questionable for tonight's game.
Mike Smith has been practicing the last couple of days so it shouldn't be too long before he gets activated off the IR and thrown into game action.
Shea Weber won't play tonight after suffering a concussion. The good news is that it sounds like he won't miss much time.
Stephen Weiss practiced yesterday so I wouldn't be surprised if he plays tonight.
The Red Wings placed Tomas Holmstrom on injured reserve.
Sheldon Souray will miss at least another week with his sprained ankle.
Brenden Morrow had to leave the game yesterday after taking a shot off his knee. The team is hoping he will be able to play tomorrow (Saturday) night.
Returning to action last night: Kari Lehtonen, Matt Gilroy, Ales Hemsky, Chuck Kobasew,


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News: Jadakiss Lox-In 'Must Be The Music' Role, "It's Not A Cameo But Ain't Like A Brad Pitt Part Either"
Saturday, May 14, 2011 9:37AM
The LOX's Jadakiss is looking to follow in the footprints of rappers-turned-actors like Common and Andre 3000 by revealing his role in an upcoming Hollywood film called Must Be The Music.
While Jada's name will draw in music goers, the raspy rapper will also share the bill with a slew of female actresses.
"I just did a little part in a movie in Philly over the last month, called Must Be The Music written and directed by Charles "Roc" Dutton. Black Thought is in it, Snoop from "The Wire," Kat from "The Bad Girls Club," one of the 'Atlanta Housewives.' It should be a pretty good movie...I got a nice little part. I got some dialogue with Charles. It's not like a cameo. But ain't like a Brad Pitt part either. And it ain't where you just see me sweeping the floor." (VIBE)
Jada also said he hopes to take his acting to the next level by doing animated projects.
"I want to do more acting and I want to do voiceovers, too. I want to get in some of these animated joints; that's where the money's at. I think I got the voice. I know I can do it. I can be one of these squirrels... one of these birds, or dolphins or something, or pandas or monkeys, or seals [Laughs]." (VIBE)
Earlier in the week, Maybach Music Group's Pill revealed his involvement in an upcoming film.
"I play a character by the name of Rodger." Pill says. "I actually got a real role that I auditioned for. I'm always working. I make sure I'm always doing something to elevate myself or prepare myself for superstardom." The Aimee Lagos directed film, which debuted at this years SXSW festival, follows the lives of four young people who crash into each other for one pivotal moment and is inspired by true events. '96 Minutes' stars Evan Ross as "Dre," Brittany Snow as "Carley," Christian Serratos as "Lena," and J. Michael Trautmann as "Kevin." There's no set date yet for the film's nationwide debut, but till then, check out the trailer. (The Juice)
Atlanta rapper Soulja Boy Tell Em recently discussed an interest in adding "actor" to his resume.
"I really wanna break into Hollywood," Soulja told BET.com. "I really wanna do the correct first film and make an impression on a lot of people so they can come holla at me and wanna put me in their movies. Doing music [is] my first love, but I always had a passion for acting 'cause I feel like I come out natural on the camera. In the future I got a couple plans. I've been talking to Nick Cannon, who is directing this upcoming film I'm supposed to be starring in, and I think that'll be a good look, but I just gotta pick the right film and kill the part." (BET)
A release date for the movie project has not yet been revealed.
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Monday, October 31, 2005
John H Stek on the Literary Artistry of Judges Chapter 4
John H. Stek, "The Bee and the Mountain Goat: A Literary Reading of Judges 4," Walter C. Kaiser & Ronald F. Youngblood, eds., A Tribute to Gleason Archer. Essays on the Old Testament. Chicago: Moody Press, 1986. Hbk. ISBN: 0802487807. pp.53-86.
Sunday, October 30, 2005
Articles from Themelios Vol. 31 issue 1
Julie Woods, "The West as Nineveh: Hows Does Nahum's Message of Judgement Apply to Today?" Themelios 31.1 (October 2005): 7-37.
Bruce W. Winter, "Introducing the Athenians to God: Paul's failed apologetic in Acts 17?" Themelios 31.1 (October 2005): 38-59.
Stephen E. Witner, "The Lost Message of the Lost Message of Jesus," Themelios 31.1 (October 2005): 60-74..
Friday, October 28, 2005
Kenneth Kitchen's "Old Testament in Its Context" on-line
Kenneth A. Kitchen, "The Old Testament in Its Context: Part 1," Theological Students' Fellowship Bulletin 59 (Spring 1971).
Kenneth A. Kitchen, "The Old Testament in Its Context: Part 2," Theological Students' Fellowship Bulletin 60 (Spring 1971).
Kenneth A. Kitchen, "The Old Testament in Its Context: Part 3," Theological Students' Fellowship Bulletin 61 (Summer 1971).
Kenneth A. Kitchen, "The Old Testament in Its Context: Part 4," Theological Students' Fellowship Bulletin 62 (Autumn 1971).
Kenneth A. Kitchen, "The Old Testament in Its Context: Part 5," Theological Students' Fellowship Bulletin 63 (Summer 1972).
Kenneth A. Kitchen, "The Old Testament in Its Context: Part 6," Theological Students' Fellowship Bulletin 64 (Autumn 1972).
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Changing the law of copyright?
Over the last four years I have corresponded extensively with authors and publishers. The overwhelming majority have been more than happy to allow their work to be reproduced on-line at no charge. Personally I would welcome a change in the law along the lines that Dr Poythress is advocating. I too think that having found a good book or article on-line most people would wish to obtain a bound copy for themselves. Google are using the same argument in support of their digitisation project.
Similar observations go for book publishers. I know for a fact that some copyrighted books are available on the web (including one for which I was a joint author). Their availability actually increases the publisher's sales of hard copies. People may read a little on the internet. But then, if they like what they read, they want to have a bound copy rather thansomething that costs $5 in ink to print out on their home computer. Thus,even when access to informationis free, there remains a demand--even sometimes an increased demand--for traditionally bound books.
Microsoft Announces MSN Book Search and Joins Open Content Alliance
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
New blog launched on Medieval Church History
Friday, October 21, 2005
Google runs into more trouble with its digitisation plans
Geeknews.com has the same story but with the addition of some interesting feedback.
Friday, October 14, 2005
Expository Times November 1 2005, Volume 117, No. 2 available
A second edition for Ancient Orient and Old Testament
In the meantime I would recommend his latest book:
Kenneth A. Kitchen, On the Reliability of the Old Testament. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2003. Hbk. ISBN: 0802849601. pp.662.
Persecution of Christians in Iraq
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Two more articles by Professor Alan R Millard
Alan R Millard, "Texts and Archaeology: Weighing The Evidence. The Case for King Solomon," Palestine Exploration Quarterly (January-June 1991): 19-27.
Alan R Millard, "Solomon: Text and Archaeology," Palestine Exploration Quarterly (July-December 1991): 117-118.
Monday, October 03, 2005
More from Dr Terence Mitchell
T.C. Mitchell, "The Music of the Old Testament Reconsidered," Palestine Exploration Quarterly 124 (1992): 124-143.
Approaching the Old Testament by Alan R. Millard
"Approaching the Old Testament," Themelios 2.2 (January 1977): 34-39.


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Theft reported during hospital fire
Police went to Kent and Canterbury Hospital to investigate the cause of a fire which happened shortly before 3pm today, 30th August.
Officers are currently working with Kent Fire and Rescue Service to establish the cause.
Police are also investigating a report of theft from the hospital restaurant whilst the fire was being dealt with.
The investigation is in its early stages and officers will be keeping an open mind as to whether the fire is linked to one at Medway Maritime Hospital yesterday, 29th August.
No one was reported to have been injured in either of the fires.


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Mt Hutt 'all systems go' for 40th season opening
Immaculately groomed slopes and a genuinely warm welcome await avid skiers and snowboarders.....
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area first to open in Australasia
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
Coronet Peak first ski area in Australasia to open on Saturday
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: # 1 Snow in the Rockies Opened 4,139', Top to Bottom Today.
Ski Areas Go Out With A Bang!
Season extension and half price passes
Chamonix Revamp Planpraz Gondola (15-Sep-08)
Chamonix, France, September 15, 2008 - Three years after it was first envisaged by lift operator
Three years after it was first envisaged by a lift operator, the Compagnie du Mont Blanc, a new 11 million Euro gondola lift will open this winter to serve the south-facing Brevent-Flegere ski area.
The new Planpraz lift is largely made up of panoramic windowed gondolas, designed to provide a comfortable ride up for eight seated passengers per cabin in the winter, and a much quicker ascent for ten standing passengers during the ski season.
Uplift capacity will increase dramatically from 1350 people per hour from the existing lift to 3000 people per hour on the new lift.


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Who were the best of the best in 2013? What were the highest and lowest points of the year? Read this and you're guaranteed to learn something new, no matter how big of a boxing fan you are.
Was Adonis Stevenson's KO of Chad Dawson really the best of the year? Or did lesser profiled fights produce larger fireworks? Read about the best 2013 had to offer from all around the globe.
Last night on NBC Sports, heavyweight Amir Mansour stopped Kelvin Price in seven and Lionell Thompson schooled Ryan Coyne. On the undercard, Steve Cunningham routed Manuel Quezada, Darnell Wilson...
According to the El Paso Times, David Rodriguez survived multiple stab wounds after being jumped by six men outside a Scottsdale restaurant on New Years' Eve. Rodriguez has run up a 34-0 record as a regional attraction in the El Paso area. Hopefully he can make a full recovery.
A round-up of eight boxing stories from around the web. Featured: Roy Jones Jr., John Ruiz, David Tua and more.
TV and Internet Schedule of boxing matches for the weekend of March 25, March 26 and March 27
The March 27 PPV undercard on Erik Morales' comeback show is looking good.
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Slip on your chocolate bridal flip flops. Set the timer for your cucumber face mask. Now, lean back on your chaise lounge and check out The Shower Diva's hottest and hippest shower trends! Movie stars and women just like YOU are making it to the top of the bridal shower A-list!
Let's start by laying out a list of the most popular, fresh bridal shower themes. Keep in mind that no matter how voluminous the list, we've only scratched the surface. The only limit to a shower theme is your imagination!
Here at The Shower Diva, we're going to take one theme a month and expand on it. We're going to show you how to maximize on a theme without going broke by learning how to shop for it, decorate it, cook for it, clean house for it, and more! We'll send you hiking to stores or retailers online to pick up products that are budget friendly and oh, so fabulous.
Get ready to boldly go where you never thought you'd go before!
|Around-the-Clock Shower
|The Around-the-Clock Shower is a shower that highlights different "times" of the bride and groom's lives together and creates categories for gift-giving. Each guest will be assigned a "time," such as breakfast time or bath time. Their gifts then, should reflect this time, so that a breakfast gift could be a breakfast tray with a tea pot and a selection of teas and jams. The idea here is to shower the bride with a wide variety of gifts that are creative and useful for all the times of their lives.
|Black and White Bridal Shower
|Dancing shoes, ties and tails, you'll be putting on the Ritz with this elegant shower theme! "The Audrey" Black and White Bridal Shower will put stars in the eyes of your Guest of Honor when she arrives to celebrate with her friends!
|Blooms and Grooms Shower
|A shower held at a floral shop. Bonus is that all favors are already created by each guest.
|Bubbles Theme Shower
|Create some effervescent fun with bubbles at your bridal shower
|Christmas Theme
|Great ideas for hosting a christmas-themed shower!
|Cosmo Martini Shower
|This one is loved by sophisticates everywhere! Invite ladies over for a "Sex and the City," "Cashmere Mafia" or "Lipstick Jungle" haute couture night of cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. When I say haute couture, you don't need to break the bank by popping for an original Chanel little black dress. What do you have on hand, darling? Let fun and style be your guide! Have all the guests arrive dressed to the nines. Serve Cosmopolitans as your signature cocktail and white wine and mineral water too. Decorate the bar with sassy glasses, napkins, coasters, those pretty little drink umbrellas and yummy snacks. Don't forget those signature fancy cupcakes for dessert! Get the bride sexy lingerie, heeled mule slippers, a boa and fabulous negligees! Check out our "Signature Cocktails" recipes to get your Cosmo Martini shower started!
|Couples Shower
|Co-ed showers are the new rave. This is a hot way to include both the bride and groom's friends at a parties such as cocktail bashes, sit-down dinners or outdoor barbecues. Co-ed showers are perfect for when you're working from a small guest list made up of the bride and groom's closest friends. A co-ed shower is perfect for the bride who is being given a string of showers such as those given at work, church or by other close girlfriends.
|Domestic Diva Recipe Shower
|Stock your favorite Bride-to-Be's new kitchen with helpful tools and heirloom recipes with this Domestic Diva Recipe Shower bridal shower theme idea.
|Earth Goddess Shower
|A shower that is very rich in natural scents, oils and goodies.
|Gourmet Kitchen Shower
|Nope. this is not your "I really hope I get that rolling pin set" kind of shower! The Gourmet Kitchen shower is a Martha Stewart or Rachael Ray dream! Modern couples who share a love of fine dining and enjoy cooking together love this shower theme. Cook books, stainless steel cooking pots, fondue sets, high-end food processors and blenders make it to the top of bridal registries everytime! Check out Sur La Table for high-end kitchen goodies. Have guests bring a copy of their favorite recipe to the shower to share with the bride. If this is a co-ed shower, combine it with a cooking class so that at the end, everyone can sit down and dine together!
|Green Shower
|The Green shower is quickly gaining currency across the country and is oftentimes coupled with a request for donations to the bride and groom's favorite charity. The Green Shower turns out to be quite chic -- no paper products are allowed! Foods are served on china that will later be washed in environment friendly products such as Method or Seventh Generation dish products. Organic and locally grown food is served. The cuisine can be vegetarian or if meats are served, they need to come from clean, certified humane producers. Even chocolate served or used in various desserts is vetted for fair trade practices (no children used as slaves to bring chocolate to the market place). Certified brands such as Newman's Own and Sweet Earth Organic Chocolates are widely available in stores across the country. Beverages follow suit by being natural and organic. Great gifts for a green shower can be anything from hemp clothing, sheets and towels to party favors such as Wildflower Seed Favor Packets.
|Handy Dandy Shower
|A home-improvement theme shower is great for the couple who already owns the typical shower gifts. This shower idea centers around DIY (do-it-yourself) projects and home repairs or a focus on accessorizing and home decorating. Buy a big red tool box and have it loaded with your shower favors! Or better yet, get two, and use the trays and bins in the second one for snacks, like crackers, sesame sticks, M&M's, etc. If you don't like that idea, the second tool box would be great to keep knives, forks, spoons and napkins in!
|Holiday Showers
|Is the shower right before Halloween? The ceremony on July 4th? Throw a holiday-themed bash!
|Mad Hatter Shower
|Don't be late for a very important date! Our Mad Hatter Tea Party Ice Cream Social Shower is based upon an Alice in Wonderland theme and developed by our favorite celebrity, Melissa Joan Hart. The ideas are fabulous.
|Magical Moments
|If your Guest of Honor enjoys Fairies, Pixies, Mermaids, or Cherubs, then check out this mystical magical moments theme!
|Outdoor Patio Shower
|Outdoor living is gaining popularity and will be at the top of many couples' lists this spring and summer. Since so many couples these days already have enough stuff for the house, brides and grooms want to extend their living space by furnishing and decorating their backyards to accommodate al fresco dining for large summer parties. The Patio Shower means that each guest should bring an outdoor living gift -- one that will help complete the couple's outdoor look. Furniture, an outdoor radio or sound system, lanturns, tiki torches, mega-sized candles, barbecue equipment, picnic supplies, table cloths, flatware, napkins, cup set, and barbecue cookbooks. Be sure to serve yummy finger food, like chicken nuggets marinated in barbecue sauce, shishkabobs, biscuits, corn on the cob, potato salad, slaw and the like. Or go Mediterranean -- serve antipasto, red wine, olives, bread, pasta salads, and tasty tiramisu for dessert!
|Oriental Shower
|Go Asian for the bride who adores Japanese and Chinese foods. Decorate the room with Shoji Screens and/or Japanese style room dividers. Hang paper lanterns above and use red faux silk throws to mask furniture. Inexpensive bamboo mats and low tables can be found at stores such as Target and from many other inexpensive vendors online. Serve a nice selection of sushi, Asian beer and Saki. Japanese inspired teapots and cups are also available at stores like Target, Cost Plus and Pier 1 Imports. It's nice to have steaming pots of Jasmine Tea at the ready. Shower gifts could range from a high-end Wok, handcrafted chopsticks to Japanese china, and can be combined with a spa trip held earlier in the day. Steam room, jacuzzi and Shiatsu massage would have everyone in the mood for Saki later in the day. Don't forget the fortune cookies!
|Patriotic Theme
|Planning a 4th of July Shower or celebrating with a military family? Check out these Yankee Doodle Dandy ideas!
|Pure Indulgence Shower
|Beautiful gifts and indulgent pretties -- things the bride would never buy for herself -- is another hot favorite. This one rocks for the bride who already has everything she needs to set up a household, is stepping into her second marriage, and for young women who will be gifted with all the basics at other showers, but don't have money for pre-wedding pampering. Spas, of course, are the perfect venue for this shower as are home-based parties where facial experts and manicurists are hired to make the bride and her guests feel -- and look! -- like a million bucks. Hair day at her favorite salon for scalp treatments, colorings combined with the mani-pedi are great girlfriend showers, too. Gift certificates for post-wedding beauty treatments make fabulous gifts.
|Sexy Boudoir Shower
|Spoil the Bride-to-Be by having guests gift her with a wide selection of lacy lingerie and other sexy under things to add spice and sizzle to her state of wedded bliss! Perfect gift ideas are teddies, satin and silk robes and baby doll pajamas, bras, panties, lavender sachets, sexy bed linens, massage lotions and a collection of romantic CDs for bedroom listening. It's not out of bounds to include some naughty items if she's open for the unexpected! Be sure to check that out before giving the all-clear to guests who might have racy ideas. Decorate the shower venue with vases of red and lavender roses mixed with dahlias -- red and purple dahlias are the hot new bouquet trend for brides this year. Of course, you'd want to serve love foods such as champagne, oysters, lobster, caviar, strawberries and cream, and lots of wicked, wicked chocolate!
|Spa-Themed Shower
|Hire a masseuse, an esthetician, pedicurist and a manicurist (or two of each). Have the masseus give everyone a 15-minute back rub or foot and calf massage. Estheticians (facialists) can provide another form of relaxation. Manicurists and pedicurists will have your guests surrounded in "aaahs" and "ooohs" -- If you happen to have a soaking tub or jacuzzi in your home, have a bath at the ready for a true spa experience. Pour a capful of Kneipp's "Melissa" bath product for that true relaxation sensation. Provide clean large white robes and slippers for each guest. Serve fresh fruit, veggies, mineral water, and herbal teas. As for gifts for the Bride-to-Be, she will delight in certificates toward her favorite local spa, bath products, etc. Instead of holding the shower at your home, you can always hold the shower at a local spa - be sure to plan ahead of time to be sure the spa will be able to accomodate your party.
|Tea Totally Fun
|A tea party bridal shower is both old-fashioned and delightfully elegant.
|This Is Your Life Theme
|Celebrate the life of your guest of honor by remembering her special times and stories! This theme gives you a chance to show your guest of honor how dearly loved she is by recalling her favorite memories and sharing in the things that bring joy to her life. Here are a few suggestions to get you started...
|Tropical Theme
|This theme works especially well if the Bride-to-Be is headed to a tropical destination for her honeymoon! Read on for details...
|Vino Valentino Shower
|Wine tastings are sophisticated. Wine tastings say "We're a couple of discerning taste. We believe our guests are too." The wine tasting shower is a compliment to everyone who's invited. They're chi chi but don't need to be prohibitively expensive. A signature wine selected by the shower hostess (a favorite vintage of the bride and groom) dictates how the shower menu is set up. White wines go well with light cheeses, olive-rosemary bread and seasonal fruits. Reds go with heavier breads such as ryes and pumpernickels served with spicey cold cuts and tangy olives. Invite guests to bring two bottles of their favorite wine -- one to share at the party and another for the couple to place in their collection. Place wine-pairing notes for the guests at each food and wine station!
|We Do! Shower
|An experiential shower where the group attends a theatre, comedy, or activity out and about.
|Yoga-Power Shower
|Hire a yoga instructor who should be able to provide yoga mats for all guests. Allot a time period of 30-45 minutes, no longer, for the session. We have it as fact that at one shower, a hostess had two "grandmas" who weren't into yoga sit back and review. They were to judge for a) the most unique outfit a guest wore, b) the longest held pose, c) the one with the best matching outfit, d) the one who stayed longest, etc. She awarded prizes to the winners. Have a masseuse or two on hand to give everyone a 15-minute back rub or foot and calf massage after the yoga session. Serve green tea, smoothies, fresh fruit, veggies and dip, mineral water, light white wine and luscious chocolate cake for dessert! Gift the Bride-to-Be with certificates for future beauty, yoga, and spa days. Get her a spa robe, exercise and yoga videos and lots of lotions and bath products!
Chocolate Brown DB Flip Flops (photo at top of page) by Girl Two Doors Down are today's rage. Marcia Cross, star of Desperate Housewives gave a pair to all her bridesmaids! Other stars sporting these fantastic floppers are Jennifer Aniston, Paris Hiltion and Kelly Ripa. Get yours at beautifulwishes.com.
For traditional white with faux diamond accents, check out Bridal Thongs and Flops from weddingaccessories.net


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AccountAbility Launches Strategy Seminar Series
The first of the AccountAbility Seminar Series will take place on the 26th July 2011 in New York City focussing on "Building a Stakeholder Engagement Strategy to Support Business Performance and meet Stakeholder Expectations"
Companies face increasing challenges and requirements to broaden and deepen the scope of stakeholder engagement (SE) activities across the enterprise. Third parties, such as socially responsible rating agencies, investment funds, and standards systems pressure companies to comply with the SE approaches they define. Under increasing demands to cut costs and enhance revenue, Line function Executives question the value of SE. Common approaches – stakeholder convenings, panels, and surveys among them – deliver questionable returns for the investment of time and money. Stakeholders themselves suffer from "engagement fatigue."
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The AccountAbility Strategy Seminar on Building a Stakeholder Engagement Strategy will allow your company to:
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Despite having so much to catch up on from the weekend, I just had to share this trio of yummy mummies on the school run this morning in London and New York.
Elle MacPherson: My current girl crush of the moment has the supermodel/yummy mummy crown. She looked gorgeous teaming a simple black cardi with red hot Isabel Marant cropped leather pants and Isabel Marant bow front kitten heels which were both from the Fall 2010 collection.
Claudia Schiffer: The German model may not have been going for all out glamour, but she oozed an effortless off-duty style whilst dropping her kids off to school. She becomes the latest celeb to fall in love with the Gucci 'Snaffle Bit' Bag behind, Heidi Klum, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kylie Minogue and Florence Welch. Claudia is also following in the very trendy footsteps of Gwyneth Paltrow who has been seen frequently wearing these nude Sergio Rossi 'Maori' wedge booties.
Sarah Jessica Parker: Was spotted taking young James to school this morning wearing an array of colours. She sported a biscuit coloured oversized sweater which she paired with Rag & Bone skinny jeans. Stone ballet flats, a fuchsia pink scarf and a Fendi 'Silvana' top handle bag completed her colourful look.
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Newsflash: No team managed by a man this dimly lit should ever win the World Series. Especially one managing a small market team like the Royals. In order to rid ourselves of this Sling Blade of a decision maker, our best option is to blow this last week in colossal fashion. And I'm confident with him at the helm, we can do it. This will cause the inevitable fall of Yost, GMDM, or possibly both.
I finally blew tonight (Tuesday, September 17th) in the 6th inning. I'm writing this in bottom of the 8th, and the outcome of the game doesn't even matter. Here is why:
Your first time MLB starter Ventura has given you 5 innings of unbelievable pitching. No rookie under this kind of pressure in his first start should do this well, but he has. So you run the man out in the 6th. But the leash has to be unbelievably short. Remember: 1. THIS IS HIS FIRST MLB START. Don't ever put him in a position to lose. 2. You have the best bullpen in baseball.
So what does Forrest do? Leave Ventura in until he gives up a run and has runners on 1st and 3rd. Just ignorant.
Louis Coleman pitches to one batter to end the 6th and strikes him out. The game is close, you may need bullpen later, but you yank him as you begin the 7th. For no apparent reason. Worse still, you yank him for Kelvin Herrera, who in his very last outing was eaten alive by THIS VERY PART of the Indians lineup. SHOCKINGLY, the Indians touch him up for 2 runs to tie the game.
Who in your ironclad bullpen do you bring out to hold us even in the top of the 8th? The man who pitched so horribly in a starting role that you moved him to the bullpen. Wade Davis. Never mind the plethora of options that would have been stronger, or have a season long track record. Go with the new reliever who blew as a starter. And or course, he gives up the go ahead run.
In all seriousness, my 11 year old son grasps the basics of statistics and probability more than our current empty-uniform of a manager. I would prefer any of his predecessors, I think even including Tony Muser, to him right now.
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This is the next bolted route left of Party in the Desert and offers quality slab climbing with generally good protection. Two starts exist for this route - the recommended start is via a thinning crack (pro to 1.25") that climbs directly to the second bolt, while the alternative (and original) start passes a solitary bolt right of the crack and involves contrived moves up and left to join the second bolt. The crux comes at the fourth bolt as you mantle a tiny shelf (optional 0.5" cam here) and then make delicate moves past it. Higher more friction moves lead up to a bolted anchor. Fun moves on good rock that will test your footwork and nerves, albeit safely. One star out of five, but add a star for the direct (crack) start.
5 bolts, optional pro to 3", bolted anchor/rap
I've led this route a number of times; it's sustained, challenging and harder than 10a. It's one of my favorite routes on "Corral Wall".
Single move of 10a if you approach from directly below the bolts. Maybe 1 move a little harder if you climb in from the right, as the line of bolts would imply is intended. But I don't get it...The direct line looks natural and well, direct. The traverse in seems contrived and unneccessary. As well, it's no easier. Maybe it was placed to give an "all sport" option while not placing a bolt by a servicable gear placement?
Bartlett guide for Indian Cove suggests you can skip the first bolt. If coming up from the left that seems reasonable. I went up on the right and wouldn't consider skipping it. Second bolt difficult to clip. Upper section which looks steep provides good edges and smearing. Fun.
This is a very satisfying route. Perhaps this is overlooked because the climb next door is considered the classic of the crag; this one shouldn't be missed. Beautiful setting, good edgy moves, and it's even comfortable belaying from the anchor. Short climbers may want to pass on leading this one, as some clipping stances will be very difficult.
Felt to me every bit of 5.10a. Extremely enjoyable smearing, pinches, crimpers and plenty of high stepping with the mantle move up top. Direct start wasn't ever an option, just followed the bolts (bolt number 2 seems odd, but makes sense when you see the rope-line together).
Very nice "sport" route. Got my heart pumping in the middle when I pressud up on a small edge and almost peeled off backwards. The bolts are wierd down low and had to make a sketchy move across the face to clip the bolt.
Really enjoyed this route. Couple of good technical moves around second bolt. A little spicy first time, dials in quickly though on repeat.