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185 of 188 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars 35th Anniversary Set satisfies objections of past releases
Cut scenes return, alternate openings provided, SUBTITLES available, and picture is as fine as can be provided from the 1976 epic. A booklet provides accuracy data & a genealogical tree that is a remarkable value for keeping the characters straight through the 78 year time period. The 35th Anniversary Edition is the set to own, by JOVE.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Something of a Disappointment
Unless my memory of the long-ago PBS broadcast is slipping, this edition has been visually censored. Fortunately the performances are still excellent, especially Derek Jacobi, Sian Phillips and Brian Blessed.
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185 of 188 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars 35th Anniversary Set satisfies objections of past releases,
Harold Wolf "Doc" (Wells, IN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
Cut scenes return, alternate openings provided, SUBTITLES available, and picture is as fine as can be provided from the 1976 epic. A booklet provides accuracy data & a genealogical tree that is a remarkable value for keeping the characters straight through the 78 year time period. The 35th Anniversary Edition is the set to own, by JOVE.
100s of reviews inform you of the content: An insatiable quest for power among Roman Emperor generations makes the story compelling. It's full of dastardly evolution. The Claudian Dynasty BBC spectacle filled with incest, base perversion and murder perpetrated within the royal family but presented with the historical humor of the 1930s Robert Graves novels. Augusta thru Nero, a plague of Roman Emperors, is a story supposedly told through the buried family story written by Claudius, exposing truth and sinister acts within the outlandish and intrigue filled generations. The film version includes the Graves' toga-talking slang, made a TV epic through the masterful writing of Jack Pulman. Through Roman period sexual twists (nudity, violence, and content warnings are correct throughout) viewers find humor in bizarre conduct, and jocular dialogue.
Aligning with stellar writing was casting. Derek Jacobi shines as perfect here as he did as Cadfael. Augustus (Brian Blessed) & wife, Beautiful, evil Livia by Sian Phillips (Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy), & her son Tiberius (George Baker -Ruth Rendell Mysteries). Add Claudius' mom, Antonia by Margaret Tyzack (Cousin Bette, Forsyte Saga). Caligula by John Hurt, Sejanus by Patrick Stewart (Star Trek), Nero by Christopher Biggins (Poldark), Narcissus (John Cater -Duchess of Duke Street), Ian Ogilvy (Upstairs, Downstairs) are a few more recognized. There is more.
SUBTITLED Episodes total 668 minutes, plus 104 more if you view the alternate episodes.
Episode 1: A TOUCH OF MURDER-Rome 24-9 BC (BCE). Original PBS alternates are 1: A Touch of Murder & 2: Family Affairs.
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The booklet and 2 alternate episodes mentioned.
"I, Claudius": A Television Epic -2002, 74 min behind the scenes
"The Epic That Never Was" -1965, 71 min documentary of a failed B/W 1937 film adaptation staring Charles Laughton.
12 min Jacobi film interview from 2010
36 min Cast/Dir favorite scenes
The only fault I found was the close ups show the latex masks used for make-up technique typical of the 1970s period. But remember, quite advanced in 1976.
An epic that will never be out of style. And cut or reduced scenes are restored.
Even for previous owners, this may be worth a new purchase.
118 of 125 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars None of the Users who gave this set a score of "1" have ever seen it. The Acorn has been remastered.,
Leonard Norwitz (San Jose, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
Both picture and sound quality are much improved over the previous Image sets. The content is as complete as is possible to get, minus the absence of the Alistair Cooke Intro's which were part of the Masterpiece Theatre presentations, but not the BBC. Subtitles are included, but the sound is so clear and natural that unless you are hearing impaired I doubt you will require them. Unlike the Users who feel inclined to write about something they've never seen, I have in fact seen an advanced review copy.
I wish there was some way to have Amazon disallow comments from people who have no acquaintance with the product they write about, but such is the way of things - for now.
47 of 47 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars 35th Anniversary Edition 'I, Claudius' rules!,
K. Reynolds (Norfolk, VA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
SINISTER MUSIC plays and a viper slithers across a Roman mosaic. It's the opening credits of "I, Claudius," a historical series of the Roman Empire based on the novels by Robert Graves. Uneasy lays the Caesar who wears the laurel crown and everyone around him. Snakes are everywhere in this 1976 BBC production starring a young Derek Jacobi in his signature role as Claudius, John Hurt as nephew Caligula, and Si�n Phillips as the remarkably evil Livia, Claudius' grandmother, and they are fascinating.
It was Emmy nominated for Outstanding Limited Series and Direction in a Drama Series for Herbert Wise; it won for Art Direction in a Drama Series. The series influenced modern filmmakers and has become a part of our own pop culture. David Chase modeled Tony Soprano's manipulative mother, Livia, after - guess who - Livia of "I, Claudius." And, like Tony, no one has a more miserable rise to power than Livia's son, Tiberius (George Baker). Ridley Scott references Claudius in "Gladiator," when Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix) cruelly persuades his sister to betray Maximus (Russell Crowe).
Originally presented in the U.S. on Masterpiece Theatre in an edited format, this 35th Anniversary Edition from Acorn Media is a treat. The film is uncut, providing an extra 10 minutes for a 98-minute combination of episodes one and two. More scenes never broadcast in America are scattered throughout. The new material shows more violence and nudity amidst the story of four Caesars of the Julio-Claudian dynasty: Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, and Claudius, who was followed by Nero (We get to meet him near the end of the series). Theirs is a history of murder, madness, adultery, betrayal, incest, child rape (it was considered bad luck to murder virgins), cannibalism, infanticide and patricide - a terrible part of Roman history, and definitely not standard TV viewing in the `70s.
It's nothing like HBO's "Rome" or "Game of Thrones," but "I, Claudius" is powerful storytelling without overdoing graphic images or profanity. Suggestion is more than enough. A childhood illness leaves Claudius with a limp, partial deafness, and a palsy that makes him twitch and stammer. Ridiculed and reviled by his family, there's nothing wrong with his mind. Claudius exists as an inconvenient shadow, putting him in a position to observe the most private family secrets. History and law become his favorite subjects as he writes his hush-hush family history.
It's been years since the series has been available in a decent format for home viewing. Acorn posts a disclaimer on each disc: "Due to the age of these programs and the improved resolution that DVD provides, you may notice occasional flaws in the image and audio on this DVD presentation that we were unable to correct." The DVD picture is grainy and soft. Makeup and wigs used to age various characters look theatrical; however, complexions are lifelike, showing pores, stubble and freckles. Roman costuming and sets shine; we can see so much more than in earlier presentations. Aside from the memorable opening theme by Wilfred Josephs, the traditional TV mono soundtrack focuses on the sharp dialogue. It comes through clearly along with infrequent sound effects. The only thing I miss is Alistair Cooke's introductions and epilogues that brought in additional historical facts, making the culture become even more alive.
Aside from that, there are hours of extras to enjoy. "`I, Claudius:' A Television Epic" has interviews with series director Herbert Wise, writer Jack Pulman, Jacobi, Hurt, Phillips, Baker, and other members of the outstanding cast. Each one notes how hard it was to get started because the material was so controversial. Brian Blessed, who plays Augustus, says, "In two weeks of rehearsal we were dreadful ... We were all right, but we just couldn't do it. So they got Jack Pullman in and he said, `I know just what you're going through ... I couldn't write it until I thought of the Mafia.'"
Phillips had a hard time playing the malevolent Livia; she wanted to find incentive for the character. "I love the contrast of comedy and horror, which goes right through `Claudius,'" Wise says in the feature. "I told her, don't justify it - just BE evil!"
John Hurt, who puts Caligula through his paces in a magnificent performance, says, "When I first read it, I couldn't believe the world could be led by a lunatic of this nature - and I passed on it." Because the episodes were to be filmed in a fragmented timeline, Wise decided to have the cast party before shooting began. Hurt attended, met everyone, and feeling the "electric atmosphere," changed his mind.
Like a few other films ("Angel Heart," "The Poltergeist Trilogy," "Apocalypse Now"), there was talk that the show was cursed; you'll hear about that in the "Television Epic" feature. But, the claim gets more backing in "The Epic that Never Was," a bonus about a 1937 film adaptation that was to be directed by Alexander Korda, starring Charles Laughton, Dame Flora Robson and Merle Oberon. The 71-minute feature is slow-moving and portentous in the grand, B&W Old Hollywood Way, but there's meat to be had here.
Then there's a 12-minute interview with Derek Jacobi by American writer/producer Mark Olshaker in 2010, and a great, 36-minute "favorite scenes" discussion with Wise and the cast, best viewed after watching the episodes. An eight-page booklet by Jennifer Coggins compares "Fact and Fiction in `I, Claudius,'" along with a genealogical chart. Among other items, she points out that Graves got some of his material from Suetonius, more a notorious scandal monger than historian. "That's something like getting a history of the 20th Century from the archives of the National Enquirer," my historian friend, Thomas Edsall says.
Thank goodness Graves did use other resources.
Still, there's no disputing "I, Claudius" keeps us on the edge of our seats - for multiple viewings. HBO has just announced that they're teaming with the BBC for a re-make. But that's a story for another time.
75 of 79 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The reviews are NOT for the new ACORN release!,
Hargreaves (Los Angeles, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
WAIT! All of these reviews, plus negative comments, go back to 2005, 2000, and refer to earlier, cut versions, or the 2-disc, squeezed one!
They do NOT refer to the new Acorn Media, reg.1, release on FIVE DISCS, due out on March 27, 2012.
Acorn includes the extended original episodes 1 and 2 and wonderful special features, e.g. THE EPIC THAT NEVER WAS, introduced by the superb British actor Dirk Bogarde plus other extras, such as the Derek Jacobi interview, an 8-page booklet, etc.
I, Claudius was a fascinating series, and its seems that Acorn Media is doing justice to it.
27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Still great after all these years,
Divascribe (San Antonio, TX) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
I had great memories of seeing "I, Claudius" when it premiered 35 years ago, but it was with some trepidation that I ordered the newly released version. Sometimes a work doesn't live up to the memories, especially with the improvement in filming techniques since the 1970s.
I needn't have worried. "I, Claudius" is still gripping entertainment, sometimes tragic, sometimes humorous and always interesting. Yes, it does come across more like a stage play than a movie, and if it were done now it probably would be closer to HBO's "Rome" series, with more sex and gore. But you don't need to see everything to know what's going on. The empress Livia is still manipulative and an "evil woman," to quote Claudius as he looks back on his life. Augustus, seen toward the latter part of his reign, is as crafty as ever, but still no match for his wife in that regard.
Claudius, seen as a fool by most of his family because of his physical disabilities, is smart enough to survive, and become emperor, by playing the fool and not being seen as competition to Caligula and others. Since the imperial family had a habit of doing away with those who threatened them, this was an important skill.
This version also has a disc with more than three hours of extra features, including the making of the series, an interview with star Derek Jacobi and favorite scenes of the cast and director.
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars New 35th anniverssary dvd set with new special features...,
V. K. Manglaveras (thessaloniki, greece) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
"I, Tiberius claudius drusos nero germanicus who friends and...I'm about to write the strange history of my life"
2011 is the 35th anniversary of the greatest historical accurate tv series ever made.
I CLAUDIUS is a real masterpiece and is dedicated to all fanatic roman empire fans covering the history of the ancient roman empire from 24 BC the 7nth anniversary of the actium battle to the year 54 AD when nero ascended the throne as the last blood-related successor of augustus.
This series is based in grave's novels I CLAUDIUS and CLAUDIUS THE GOD and many of the situations which are described in the series happened indeed as they are confirmed by suetonius among other historians of that age.
The portraits of augustus, tiberius, young nero, aggrippina, agrippinilla, drusila, sejanus, macro, vipsania, marcus agrippa, livia, julia...etc...are presented in an excellent way. John hurt is THE REAL CALIGULA and derek jacobi is an excellent claudius.
This new dvd set has the complete 13 episodes in 4 discs. disc 5 has all but one new special features which were unavailable until now.
NEW : AN 8 PAGE BOOKLET : Fiction or reality ?
All in all this is a must have. I wish the series would continue with prequels and sequels covering in the same way THE WHOLE THOUSAND YEARS OF THE UNITED EMPIRE FROM THE TIME OF THE PUNIC WARS UP TO LATE 9NTH CENTURY AD WHEN IT'S UNITY (What have remained after the disastrous events of the 5th - 7nth centuries) FINALLY BROKE UP.
Don't forget the new series remake which HBO undertook to create by next year...
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars one star? seriously?,
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
I'm shocked someone would give this classic one star! Now that acorn media and Amazon listened to their customers and added special features, interviews, and remastered it for DVD format, it's perfect! Perhaps the other reviewer also doesn't like the other classic BBC and PBS productions. No accounting for taste, I guess!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful Seried -- Best Show Ever in SD,
G. Smith "Time Traveler" (Arlington, Virginia, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
I've been watching "I, Claudius" ever since it was first broadcast on PBS way back in 1977. I loved it from the first moment of the first episode and I still love it. In my opinion, it is the greatest television program ever originally broadcast in 420i resolution. It also ages particularly well -- I have watched it often enough to very nearly have it entirely memorized, but I still enjoy it immensely.
This new release has an additional special feature to the Image DVD set I purchased previously, and it also includes the original two-hour Episode 1 as it was broadcast first by the BBC in 1976 (PBS split that first episode into two parts -- the American version is 13 episodes, the British only 12. This set includes both versions).
The colors in this edition seem somewhat more vibrant, as if they were actually electronically enhanced. This is pleasant, particularly during the snake-themed titles, because the colors were largely washed out both on the VHS and first DVD releases, but whatever process they used seems to have resulted in some artifacts, most noticeably a contrasting halo around some objects on the screen, particularly noticeable in Episode 1.
And there are, of course, many other image artifacts as well, an unavoidable result of this great performance having been produced natively on video tape instead of film way back in 1976. Suffice it to say that video tape was not a very visually accurate or high resolution medium back then, and it shows. Interestingly, the quality of the reproduction varies widely throughout the series and even within individual episodes, as if the copy they used as a master may have been in less than pristine condition. The worst of these artifacts involves occasional (and it is infrequent and brief in duration, but I found it distracting) diagonal banding on some scenes. The producers of this set are quite persistent in their warnings at the beginning of each disk about the uneven quality you should expect, but I thought it should have gone without saying -- I mean, these were made from 1976 video tapes and no better source ever existed for it.
(Hey, it's better than my DVD of Ralph Bellamy's and William Shatner's 1957 "The Defenders," which was taken from a kinescope.)
This show, from the first broadcast until 2005 or so, was for my tastes the greatest television show of all time. It was only finally surpassed by HBO's "Rome," but if great theatrical acting relating a great story trumps modern and extremely high production values, it might just remain atop the whole heap to this day (although Rome was no slouch in the great acting/great story realm, either).
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth Waiting for, with Great Extras,
This review is from: I, Claudius (35th Anniversary Edition) (DVD)
I Claudius and Claudius the God are the sort of books that I will reread occasionally , always finding something new in them. I was disappointed when I first read the books to learn that a movie version with Charles Laughton in the lead role had not been finished. At long last, on the fifth disc of this set, we get to see a good deal of what was filmed and hear the back story of that ill fated production. It seems to me that, if they had finished and released it, our movie history would be richer. Great movies frequently have difficult shoots.
The backstory provided for this production lets us know that all was not wine and roses here either. Yet within the limits imposed by budget and moral constraints (yes, moral constraints, a little nudity and breast fondling are nothing to what is clearly written in the books) pretty much everything of importance is here. This is not meant to be an epic saga of heroism on the battlefield but a story of a man who bends with every breeze yet maintains his own sense of proportion.
I would have liked to see the conquest of Britain, elephants, acrobats and all. Perhaps the new version, made by the producers of Rome: The Complete Series will be able to provide more spectacle. I have every confidence that they will still focus on the characters, as they did in that epic.
There is enough material in Robert Graves novels for twenty series. One does not cancel out the other and I am happy to have all that is available of the first movie and this series for now. It will be watched more than once.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars New Acorn release will yield the best of both worlds!,
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In late March 2012, I, CLAUDIUS will be rereleased to DVD, this time by Acorn Media. It is a 5 disc set. On disc one, we are treated to both the single 98 minute Episode 1 and as bonus features, the two Masterpiece Theater episodes 1 & 2, which were padded out to fit into MT's 1 hour format. The remaining episodes are unchanged. THe 5th disc contains all of the extras: I, CLAUDIUS: A TELEVISION EPIC Documentary (74 mins), THE EPIC THAT NEVER WAS Documentary about the aborted Laughton version from the 1930s (71 minutes), Derek Jacobi interview (12 min), and favorite scenes of the cast and director.
Pending more future extras, this should be the definitive release of this series on DVD.
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That twenty something punk talking head hasn't a clue!
At least this administration (unlike Watergate)hasn't tried to kill anyone? There are three dead already! Hello!
Watergate - nobody tried to kill anyone. There was a bungled break in of a campaign office, nothing more.
The problem increased after the president and his staff lied about it. Sound familiar?
BHO and the smartest woman in America both need to see prison time for this!
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A few random bits of what I've been up to lately...
- How is November nearly gone? I can't believe we're only a week from Thanksgiving! I'm so excited though, I get to host Thanksgiving brunch again this year, which I loved doing last year!
- Been trying to get back into a blogging rhythm. I'm trying to be realistic, but also challenge myself. Obviously, blogging every day like I did at one point would be insane with my full time job and long commute, so I'm shooting for twice a week. Sounds reasonable right?
- Has anyone started their Christmas shopping or crafting? I swore this year I'd get it all done before Thanksgiving, and here I am, having only bought one gift so far! oops. On a happy note, our store is looking so pretty and festive, it's really been getting me in the mood!
- I'll admit that I've joined the crowd and gotten completely addicted to Serial. It's the perfect thing to listen to on my commute, the time just flys by. I also adore Elise's podcast!
How is everyone else's November's going?
A tipi for the pups has actually been one of those things that's been on my list for a long time. I don't even remember what first sparked the idea (I know ones for kids have been poping up all over the internet for some time, so it may be from that), but I've been a little intimidated by the idea too. Turns out, it was way easy. Maybe a tad tricky to get just right, but pretty simple none the less.
What you'll need // 5 Wooden dowels (I got mine from Lowes, I'm not positive of the size I used - sorry! But I just kind of held up a bunch of different sizes to figure out how big I wanted my tipi), leather (or faux leather) cord, canvas (I got a whole yard and had more than enough).
I started by drilling a hole through each dowel. You can skip this step if you don't have a drill handy, you will just want to wrap your dowels nice and tight to compensate. Then I threaded my leather through the holes in each dowel.
Next you'll want to stand them up and arrange them at different angles to make the structure of the tipi. Make sure you leave a larger space between two of them for the front opening. Once you have them aranged how you like you can knot your leather to secure. At this point I also hot glued each of the dowels together as well to add a little extra support too.
Take your leather and continue wrapping around the dowls. I also criss crossed through the dowels to make sure everyone stays in place. I love the look of it being really thick, but you can wrap to your own liking!
Getting the fabric to lay right is deffinitely the fussiest part. I just draped the whole yard over it to start (top left) until it layed how I liked, and then trimmed off the obvious extra (top right). Next I just went around and trimmed off the extra from pole to pole. I also hot glued the tops and bottoms of the canvas to the dowels so they would stay in place. It's good to keep in mind that you can always trim off more, but you can't add more, so take your time and trim just a little at a time until you're completely happy!
One of the fun parts of making a tipi is decorating it! I debated weather to paint the outside of mine, but decided for now to just go with a simple tree clipping, pinned to the top.
This could also be easily done for a kid's tipi as well, you'll just want to make it bigger than I made mine. But really, your dog needs a tipi though, right? #thirdworlddogproblems
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This time of year is always hard for me. I adore fall. Seeing the leaves change to those bright, intense hues is truly incredible every year. But when those leaves actually make their decent and you start seeing completely bare trees and brown forest floors, well, that's just a little sad to me. Knowing the landscapes won't change much besides the occasional dusting of snow between now and April or May is hard. I definitely would be a happy camper if I had a winter home. Somewhere I could sneak away to once the beauty of fall is gone. I might even pop up mid January to see one good snow storm, but I'd be happy to spend the majority of the winter on a tropical beach instead. Maybe one day. For now, it's time to pull out those heavy jackets I guess!


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Blake Griffin scored 19 points, Chris Paul added 16 points and nine assists, and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the New Orleans Hornets 105-91 on Wednesday night.
Caron Butler and Jamal Crawford each scored 13 for the Clippers, who were playing one night after falling in overtime at Dallas. Chauncey Billups briefly returned from a right groin strain to score 11 points before leaving the game with the same injury. But the Clippers opened up a 13-point lead in the fourth quarter and pulled even with Denver for the third-best record (49-23) in the Western Conference.
Eric Gordon scored 24 and Anthony Davis had 19 points and nine rebounds for New Orleans, which had its three-game winning streak snapped.
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The final session of the Wyman Institute conference focused on the Bergson Group's controversial 1946 Broadway play "A Flag is Born," about Holocaust survivors and the fight to create Israel. Actor Steven Hill, famous for his role in the television series "Law & Order" in recent years, spoke about his first acting role, as a character in "A Flag is Born," in which he appeared alongside a young Marlon Brando. Hill said he was "deeply proud" to have been part of a theatrical production that helped the movement to create Israel.
Hebrew University president Judah Magnes denounced "Flag" for its sympathetic portrayal of the Jewish armed revolt against the British in Mandatory Palestine. He called it "an appeal to terror" and urged former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to withdraw her endorsement of the play. She ignored the request.
When "A Flag is Born" came to Philadelphia, mainstream Zionist groups urged the public to boycott it. The boycott proved ineffective, however, and Hecht wrote afterward: "To the 20,000 who saw our show during its 15 performances, we say: Glad we were able to wake Philadelphia up – even if only for two weeks."
In Baltimore, the Bergson Group discovered that the theater where "Flag" was to be performed had a policy of confining African-Americans to the balcony seats. The Bergsonites teamed up with the local NAACP to force the desegregation of the theater. This unprecedented step paved the way for desegregating all of Baltimore's theaters.
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Yeshiva v'Kollel Bais Moshe Chaim will be holding a grand celebration on the occasion of the institution's 40th anniversary on Sunday evening, December 7. Alumni, students, friends and faculty of the yeshiva, also known as Talmudic University of Florida, will celebrate the achievement and vision of its founders and the spiritual guidance of its educational […]
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At an optional skate Thursday, a great deal of buzz was centred around news from the U.S. capital that Alex Ovechkin left practice after a collision with teammate Mike Knuble.
The Washington Post reported Ovechkin and Knuble collided about 10 minutes into practice and the Capitals' superstar lay prone on the ice for about two minutes "pressing his gloved hands against his helmet as trainers attended to him."
Ovechkin did not return to the ice and about an hour after the collision medical staff were still evaluating him. Afterward, Caps head coach Dale Hunter said Ovechkin would travel with the team to Winnipeg and suit up against the Jets. Hunter said Ovechkin did not suffer a head injury, but had "lost his wind."
"He's fine," Hunter said. "It was two big guys colliding at full speed. Something real bad could have happened. They got crossed in their signals. They were supposed to be in the other lane."
Added Knuble: "We had the whole ice to work together and we occupied the same space. That was a lot of beef coming together there at full speed, you know? When people don't see each other, it gets pretty dangerous. There's the whole ice there. You can't run into each other. It's just stupid. It's more annoying than anything. It's embarrassing that someone gets hurt."
The Jets, 10th in the Eastern Conference, trail the eighth-place Capitals by four points in the race for the final playoff spot. The Caps are one point behind Southeast Division-leading Florida Panthers. The Jets and Caps meet again next Friday in Washington.
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Through 70 games last season, the Atlanta Thrashers had 70 points, just four less than these Jets. And the Thrashers were still involved in the playoff hunt until a crushing 8-2 loss to Buffalo in Game 72 on March 19, 2011, a loss that put them seven points off the playoff line with 10 games to go.
Contrary to some black-and-white opinions, the final edition of the Thrashers did not have a great first half then fall off a cliff at mid-season, never to be heard from again.
Atlanta was just four points off a playoff spot Feb. 28.
Unlike these Jets, the Thrashers never corrected themselves in the second half, winning just seven of 27 games from Dec. 20 until it was too late to rally. Atlanta also lost four of the last five to finally drop under .500 for the season, finishing at 80 points and 12th place in the conference, 13 points out of the eventual playoff spot.
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"We just didn't have a lot of resolve in the second," said Dallas Stars coach Glen Gulutzan, whose team fell behind 5-0 to the Jets during Wednesday's middle period.
Without resolve, the Stars used what energy they had in other ways.
In the final three minutes of a 5-2 loss, for instance, Dallas forward Adam Burrish chose an off-side call to skate 60 feet to give Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec a piece of his mind.
Burrish was upset because earlier in the game, he believed Pavelec deliberately cut him off near the goal crease.
Of course, beaking the opponents' goalie usually incites something, and the Jets didn't take kindly to it.
To make matters worse, Burrish decided to toss Tanner Glass's glove into the crowd on his way to the penalty box, touching off another melee when Glass didn't approve.
Burrish was given a game misconduct for throwing equipment outside the playing surface. He could face discipline from the NHL.
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Defenceman Zach Bogosian was among the handful of Jets who took part in Thursday's skate, but his status for the Caps game is still day-to-day.
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The subcommittee said they will be including developers, city council, and the public in the decision to cover all options.
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The 2012 collage is an altogether tamer affair – more old rockers and national treasures than bombshells and mystics. There are 14 sirs, three dames and two lords in the club band now and no sniff of a rumour of Jesus, Hitler or even Gandhi lurking behind the palm tree. The latest version is resolutely apolitical and areligious: it says it all, perhaps, that Paul McCartney is the only Beatle allowed back for a second appearance.
There are more women this time (22 to the original's six) but ethnic minorities have just three representatives - Michael Chow, Anish Kapoor and Shirley Bassey - in the 79-strong crowd.
So what to glean from this homogenous crew of over-achievers? "I've chosen people I admire, great people and some who are dear friends. I had a very long list of people who I wanted to go in but couldn't fit everyone in", says Blake. "That shows how strong British culture is."
It's a lovely birthday card for the granddaddy of pop art but a portrait of a generation? I'm not sure. Where are the politicians or the comedians, the journalists or the campaigners?
There is, really, just one timeless truth that emerges. Blake gives six, no less, chefs/restaurateurs - Rick Stein, Delia Smith, Mr Chow, Mark Hix, Chris Corbin and Jeremy King - their place in art history. Which just goes to show, famous faces may come and go but a true artist always knows the value of a slap-up meal.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - International mediator Lakhdar Brahimi said on Saturday the first two rounds of Syrian peace talks had not made much progress but that the two sides had agreed on an agenda for a third round at an unspecified date.
Brahimi said the last session of the second round of talks in Geneva was "as laborious as all the meetings we have had, but we agreed on an agenda for the next round when it does take place".
He said the points to be discussed included violence and terrorism, the transitional governing body, national institutions and national reconciliation.
However the mediator said the Syrian government wanted to first deal with the issue of combating terrorism and had refused to deal with any other points until that was resolved.
"I apologise that these two rounds have not come out with very much," he said.
The three-year-old Syrian conflict has killed more than 130,000 people and is destabilising the country's neighbours. The mainly Sunni Muslim rebels have drawn support from radical Sunni groups such as al Qaeda and other foreign militants.
Shi'ite countries and militias have thrown their weight behind President Bashar al-Assad, who is from Syria's minority Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam.
Brahimi said both sides at the peace talks needed to reflect on their responsibilities. He said he hoped this would "lead the government side in particular to reassure us that when they speak of implementing the Geneva Communique they do mean a transitional governing body, exercising full executive power, will be the main objective".
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Luxuriate at the ocean's edge in this serene spa. Don't miss the tropical Pineapple Pedicure ($100 with polish; $85 without), administered outdoors overlooking the North Shore. Tired feet soak in a bamboo bowl filled with coconut milk before the pampering really begins with Hawaiian algae salt, island bee honey, kukui nut oil, and crushed pineapple. There are private spa suites, an outdoor treatment cabana that overlooks the surf, an outdoor exercise studio, and a lounge area and juice bar. www.turtlebayresort.com.
SpaHalekulani mines the traditions and cultures of the Pacific Islands with massages, body, and facial therapies. Try the Polynesian Nonu, which uses warm stones and healing nonu gel. The exclusive line of bath and body products is scented by maile, lavender orchid, or coconut passion. Facilities specific to treatment but may include Japanese furo bath or steam shower. www.halekulani.com.
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