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A new, improved, 5-inch touchscreen and Wi-Fi protected content that keeps kid safe but gives them access to more content. This is the fastest 5-inch tablet that us designed to withstand drops and such unavoidable wear and tear. It has kid-friendly web content that is 100% pre-screened and approved by learning experts and has 4GB of memory; enough to allow kids to store 20,000 photos plus a two-megapixel front and back cameras and a video recorder for young film makers. It has a built in rechargeable battery. LeapPad3 includes 10 Apps:Music player plus 10 songs; Pet Party, 5 utility apps and a choice of 1 App download. Like previous LeapPads it gives kids access to a learning library with more than 1,000 games, ebooks, and videos approved by educators. For more memory (8GB and a larger 7-inch screen consider the LeapPad Ultra XDi ($129) comes in green and pink. 3-9
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Delicious! That is the best word to describe what rich beautiful color you get from the 12 Gel Crayons you get in this set of washable gel crayons with intense colors. The blue gel crayon pictured here is just one of a dozen brilliant colors. They are nothing like any crayons you have ever used. An exciting new medium that will invite kids to develop their creativity as well as their dexterity. Using big arm motions these crayons glide over the paper leaving bright lines that are as bold as tempera paint without the problem of dripping. They do not blend as well as ..
paint, but they do offer an easy way to encourage kids to explore color, line and expressing themselves in non-verbal ways. The set comes with 12 buttery crayons in chunky plastic that turns up as the color is used. Includes red, yellow, orange, dark blue, grass green, black, silver, neon yellow, neon orange, neon pink, neon blue and neon green. Color on textures and it shows through. They say these can be used on windows and mirrors and washed off; we have not tried them that way.These are marked 3 & up, but we suspect these make a better choice for slightly older kids. For interesting ideas on how to use these and other art projects visit greatartstartshere.com
Also fun, but water-soluble, try Faber-Castell Gel Sticks that can be applies like crayons and then wet them with water and paint brush to transform drawings into water color painting.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2014.
Who but a Groovy Girl would have a satin lined bathtub? Of course, this fantasy tub can take no water or bubbles, despite its fancy name. But it is perfectly proportioned for one Groovy Girl doll at a time. Comes with terry towel and a few other bath accessories. For the Groovy Gal player and collector. 3 & up.
Age: Preschool. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Not surprisingly, this is subtitled, Noah's Ark, even though a lot of the animal pairs you might have expected to be here are not. Noah and his wife are here and the Ark could take a lot more passengers. That said, there are 101 pieces in the box and plenty of play potential. You may want to add the African Savannah elephants and rhinos to the other African animals in the set, i.e. giraffes, lions, zebras, monkeys, parrots, and ostriches. There is food on board, a ramp for getting off and on. A classic play setting for the ages. 4 & up.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Dolls from around the world have been around for ages. Your own collection may have been strictly for display and dressed in traditional costumes of each country. However, 21st Century foreign dolls are meant to be played with and are dressed in modern attire. A charming doll of India wears silk-ish clothes but not a sari although she has an embroidered elephant on her sleeveless blouse. All of the collection comes with abundant hair to style and joints that bend for active playing. These are definitely girl dolls not fashion dolls like Barbie. 3 & up.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Ready, aim, fire! Three light-weight foam planes can be launched 15 feet with this squeeze trigger toy. It has lights and sound when the red tab on back of the launcher is pulled back. Aside from pulling the trigger, this is a toy that will get them up and running about to pick up the planes when they land. Not exactly big physical play, but more active than most. They say 3 & up, we'd say more like older 4's and up and those that have the judgment not to aim it at your favorite vase. It�s not like a dart or heavy projectile, but although the planes are lightweight, this is a toy that will need supervision.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
For many years Corolle has had an anatomically correct bath doll, Emma and Paul (both award winners in 2005). New for 2014, they've added an African-American Emma to the mix. Just like the original she comes with a potty, feeding bottle, pacifier and is dressed in an undershirt and underpants. Having a doll going through potty-training can often help your own toddler make the transition! We hope they'll add an African-American Paul to the collection.
Age: Preschool. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Graceful is adorable. She comes in a pink and white romper, a headband with a bow and a pacifier. She is one of the new additions to Corolle's classic Bebe line which means she has a soft body, vinyl arms, legs and head. Her brown eyes close when you place her in a sleeping position and because of how she's weighted she will also sit up on her own. A lovely doll for older toddlers and preschoolers- pricey, but very special.
Age: Preschool. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
The latest from Corolle's classic multi-cultural 14" Bebe collection. She has a soft body with vinyl arms, legs and head - all with their signature vanilla scent. Comes in a floral romper, a matching scarf for head, adorable sandals and a pacifier. Her blue eyes open and close when she's put in a sleeping position. We also loved: Bebe Classique Valentine Doll - she comes in a pale grey dress with a pink sweater. There is also a very sweet African-American version - see our review of Bebe Classique Graceful Pink. We love that these dolls are so huggable and because they're weighted in their bottoms, they will sit up on their own.
Age: Preschool. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
This is the buy of the year as toy kitchens go...the tabletop toy has a working faucet that circulates the water in the sink for splish-splashing good fun. Unlike so many toy kitchens, this really has a sink big enough to wash dishes, not to mention getting to play in water. However there are two issues you need to know up front: 1) no soap bubbles* are allowed since they might clog up the works and 2) real hand strength is needed to get the water action going. Of course, this can be messy, but good play often is exactly that. Adding to the value, this combo sink and stove takes up very little space but has a lot of pretend play built into the affordable mini-setting. The stove has knobs that click and the young chef will love cooking with and cleaning up a fry pan two dishes, cups, and cutlery that comes with the set.
*the manufacturer says the thick soap suds might clog up the pump, but suggests that watered down dish soap or bubbles won't hurt the plastic and should be all right.
SNAP: Put this on a table top for kids who are in a wheelchair. The water faucet does require hand power and may be too hard for some. It is otherwise a terrific water toy/ pretend prop for dramatic play.
Age: Preschool. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
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This muffler sounds great on my truck. I took it to a muffler shop and had it installed on my truck using the factory resonators and tips. It is a little louder than I thought it was going to be, but it sounds mean. I highly recommend all Flowmaster products. This muffler is loud, but not the loudest I have ever had.


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- Publisher: Tomorrow Corporation
- Release Date: Nov 19, 2012
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, Wii U
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Nov 21, 2012Little Inferno is unlike any game you've played before. I wouldn't consider myself a casual gamer, but I was entertained from beginning to end. Just sit back, burn different toys together to figure out the combos, and watch as a story unfolds.
Jun 9, 2013What an experience. This is not a mind-bender like Braid, or a building physics puzzler like World of Goo. Little Inferno is a charming little tale told in a unique way, backed up with some satisfying burny gameplay. There are tons of items to unlock, and subsequently burn to a crisp. Through the three hours it took me to complete the game, I didn't get bored. It was hardly taxing on the brain, but wasn't the point. The amazing score tops off this spellbinding game. Just play it.… Expand
I admit, I expected a very smart puzzle game and what i got was a very casual sandbox and i still liked it.
It's a lot of fun playing around with the mechanics. But I would have given it a 7 at most. But then the ending came (after about 3-4 hours). And never has a game managed to make me question myself and the whole gaming world as much as in the final few minutes of this game. It's true, it's not really a game, it's a statement. An epic interactive story which makes you think and question the way games are played nowadays and how big corporations try everything to pull as much money as possible out of your pocket.
You can also see it as a story of hope, a kick in the a** if you will.
Some people don't want that from a game, i understand that. These people won't like it at all.
This is a wonderful breath of fresh air and will not be forgotten very soon.… Collapse
Jun 2, 20132D are back, this time with something VERY new! This is an alternative take on all those "Fireplace" apps you see on the app store, While most of those "Fireplace" apps are pointless crap, Little Inferno is far from it, it's a sandbox style burn-a-ton-of-crap game, there are over 100 items to burn and it's different every time thanks to the dynamic fire engine made specifically for this game, it spreads realistically and it's satisfying to watch, you can combine any of the 100 items to make a different outcome, you can even burn pictures of real people that the game can snap right off your facebook, the game has a subtle story and lightly plays behind you but isn't important at all, then there is the combo system that are the grunt of the game, experiment with different combinations to gain rewards:More items(Including 1-off items from the story)
This is not the sequel to World Of Goo, While the game is referenced multiple times, it's purely a fan factor inserted by 2D, This is again going to start a new genre of casual gaming that isn't dull puzzle games(Which lets be fair, World Of Goo started), for a £6 title, this game is worth every penny and right now, you can get it for £4 on humble bundle with 6 other great indie titles! The critic's do the game no justice, 2D attempted to make a dynamic sandbox fireplace game and they did it well too, This game is no more and no less than that and I found it incredibly entertaining and not once did a flaw jump out at me, thats why Little Inferno gets a perfect score!… Expand
Mar 14, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Played this and found the game rather awesome (maybe because I just like to burn as many things as possible). The story is vague but that's what makes it unique and the little point and click adventure at the end throws some variation into the game, using some very cool narrative storytelling to finally explain what you have been doing all this time. A very unique, fun and thoughtful game.… Expand
Mar 15, 2013Generally, I just let people's opinions stand for themselves, but this game forced me to sign up on Metacritic to tell you this: this game stands perfect for everything it set out to do. This game, whether for 10 dollars or 4 dollars, at the price I bought it, is worth every single ounce of work you put behind that currency to buy it. It's relatively 4-5 hours long, depending on how long you wish to play with the effects and your ingenuity, but Little Inferno possesses the tones and themes of a classical literature piece. While at face value it either appears to be "yet another moody indie game" or just a sandbox waste of time, it slowly sheds this shallow skin, and when accompanied by such a moving and triumphant musical score, brings emotions to the surface. This game is not for everyone, but I will say that if you are either at an impasse in your life, waiting at the brink of something grand, or you are sitting stagnant for far too long, then it will resonate with you. The climax of the game is almost a religious experience, as if the tale of Oedipus embracing his blindness to shut himself off to the world, but played in reverse. Somehow, 2D Boy was able to keep me leaning forward, staring at a fireplace that had not changed for almost 4 hours. Truly, those who did not play till the very end are just like our friend Oedipus, earnest heart, but blind to the world. In short, this game surprised. I would recommend it. Also the gameplay is fun.… Expand
May 29, 2013Cool! Very addictive game Burn, burn, burn... I can't stop. I can't explain it. And it is foolish to bad grades, just because it does not puzzle. No one promised puzzle!
Jan 13, 2014Genius work; piece of art. Little Inferno not only give the strange, creative and amazing gameplay but also lead you into one of the greatest gaming atmospheres I've ever played.
Nov 23, 2012It's not really a game per-say, but whatever it is, it's totally fun and awesome. Admittedly you're out of luck if you want in-depth puzzle solving, but frankly it's not like there's a lack of that in this marketplace, what it does offer that's rare and unique is spirit and humor, and a genre defying twist of gameplay I want more people trying.
Oct 18, 2014This is art. It's hardly even a game, and the tacked on combos show it really doesn't want to be. It's a brief, incredible experience that force you to wait, and in turn to idle and think. A beautiful story not nearly as simple as it seems on the surface, wrapped up in fascinating moral dilemmas and tests of the player's humanity will blow your mind and make you think. I played it a good three and a half months ago and still think about it all the time. i still listen to the soundtrack, I still debate in my mind what the true messages were. Don't look it up. Don't read reviews. Stop it. Close those tabs. You found your game. The gameplay isn't "fun", but it isn't supposed to be. Especially recommended to fans of classic movies, literature or ESPECIALLY creative writing and advanced English studies. The less you know going in, the better.
Just don't quit until the ending. Believe in your heart that every seemingly monotonous task WILL be worth it in the end.… Expand
Nov 21, 2012Little Inferno is a neat little game. It doesn't promise much and it delivers what it does: a fireplace simulator. Overall I enjoyed playing through it and I especially enjoyed the background story that was unfolded as I played. The only gripe I can think of is that it was a little too short. I played through quite conservatively, on and off, but if I'd have played in one sitting I would've finished it in about an hour. The price tag would need to be lowered significantly for this to be excused.… Expand
Mar 15, 2013A surprisingly good game! I purchased Little Inferno on sale from the developer's website (Tomorrow Corporation) for the sole purpose of getting the DRM-free version (the fact that it also came with a Steam version is entirely coincidental).
If you are familiar with World of Goo, you will immediately notice that while Little Inferno is not related to World of Goo it is closely related in humor and style of gameplay because the designer is the same.
I won't drop any spoilers, but I will say that if you like puzzles and nonsensical pyrotechnics then you may, in fact, enjoy this game as much as I did.… Expand
Feb 21, 2013Part experience, part game Little Inferno takes a short while to start unfolding but the distinctive graphics, some nice emotional moments and some great music combined with some subtle (and not so subtle) satirical digs make this one of my favourite games of the past few years. And the ending is fantastic.
Oct 12, 2013This game was great fun, and quite relaxing. Good soundtrack and cute back story. It kept me interested throughout and some of the explosive combinations are very funny.
Jan 3, 2014With it's unique art style and puzzle combos this indie masterpiece is definitely more than meets the eye.
To understand the title you'll have to completely dive into it's story, intriguing music as well as catchy details.
It's only problem is lack of flow to keep some players interested throughout the whole experience -overall monotous idea of burning stuff might be one of it's magical components but it should have at least been accompanied with narration.… Expand
Dec 31, 2013Very nice game. Nice story and a funny games if you don't have much time and want to play a game. If you rage, its a very nice game to calm down! I can only rate to buy and try it out!
Mar 18, 2014I am massively surprised about this games low score, from my experience, it's fantastic!
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Item delivery times get tedious
Little inferno is unique, but can be slow at times...you can also burn a toaster, what more could you want?
Sep 28, 2014It's a great game, its not for everyone. I'll admit it was a little long, and there really is no point to playing it after you beat it. It's got a great soundtrack however. It's different from ANTHING you will ever play. Overall a great game.
May 7, 2013Good game, maybe not worth the full price, because the gameplay is a bit monotonous. Apart from that, I really love the jokes in the game, and the burning of stuff is generally really fun stuff to do.
Nov 19, 2012I would not call this a game in the traditional sense; instead it
Nov 25, 2012Little Inferno is not a game. It is an experience to be had, with a message to be told. The environment and atmosphere settle you in and make you feel relaxed, and comfortable. Then, as the story unfolds, it gets more and more mysterious, and it becomes more and more suspenseful as you progress farther and farther. With hilarious touches of dark and light humor alike, beautiful graphics, and addictive gameplay, Little Inferno is a game I would recommend to anybody. But MAYBE not for $14.99.… Expand
Jan 19, 2013Fantastical adventure of the metaphor value of game mechanics. It's truly amazing much substance can spin off a simple burning simulator. Pay for the abnegation, play for the commentary of the story on the game industry.
Jan 28, 2013It's a cool indie game. A little overpriced right now so wait for one of those huge discount indie sale bundle things to get it. All in all I had a good time with it and spent a day playing it while it was snowing outside (clutch). It kept me warm while I got some laughs and had some fun. I don't see people playing this more than a day but it's relatively cheap so it is what it is as they say.
Apr 20, 2013I've just finished it and I'm quite surprised about how much fun and surprises this game supposed to me.
It's quite simple and slow paced, but is quite enjoyable playing relaxed and attending to the hidden story.
Maybe I'm happier with it because I took it on a Steam offer, getting it for 2 bucks or similar...
In my opinion, good game!
Mar 15, 2013Yes, it's a short game with somewhat monotonous gameplay, yadda yadda. The story and ending MORE than make up for it though. I liken it to Portal 2 in that I personally found the puzzles tedious to traverse, but it was well worth getting through them to see the epic bits of the story in between. Much like Portal 2, it's one of those games where the experience will stick with you for a very long time. The gameplay is based around burning items, which drop "Tomorrow Bucks" so that you can buy more things to burn. There are combos to achieve and many items have unique effects when burnt, so that side of the game is surprisingly fun. What I don't like is that you have to WAIT for the items to be delivered. It's not too bad in the beginning when they only take about five seconds to arrive, but for the last items near the end of the game you have to wait around five minutes, which is absurd. There are express delivery tokens which each take about thirty seconds off the delivery time of a single item, that you can get from completing combos and sometimes from burning items. But there are never really enough of them so you will end up running out a lot and having to wait the full delivery time.
The music, is excellent. I actually have some of the OST in my music playlist. The story I won't spoil but trust me, it is very very good. As for the cost, on Steam it has almost halved since the release, now costing £6.99.
I can see why people thought that £12 was a waste of money for this, as it only really takes about three to four hours to complete. But despite all of this game's little flaws, even for that much money I have got WAY more enjoyment out of it than your average generic and brown shooter that costs three times as much, And especially seeing as the price has dropped, I would highly recommend this game.… Expand
Apr 14, 2013I bought this game on a whim and I'm incredibly happy with myself that I did. I certainly don't regret it. I found myself completely immersed and entranced by the games universe that is filled with quirk and morbid charm. The gameplay is addicting and rewarding thanks to the combo system and realistic fire physics which makes burning objects extremely gratifying. This game took me only 5 hours to finish which is short but the ending alone really makes this game special for me. In fact, the ending to this game is probably one my favourite endings to any game I've played.… Expand
May 29, 2013Little Inferno is a unique gaming experience; that much is certainly true. Much like games like Doodle God or Little Alchemy, Little Inferno is about combining things; combining them, and then obliterating them with all-consuming fire. The game is darkly satirical, and it personally struck all the right chords with me. While the game is ridiculously simple in its one main form of interaction, it is strangely absorbing. A sick sense of morbid delight is elicited from you as you burn up sometimes cute, sometimes creepy toys and objects. The game has some strong themes reminiscent of Aldous Huxley's classic dystopian novel, Brave New World. While it provides cynical laughter over Huxley's pessimistic grimace, Little Inferno is genuinely moving from time to time, and upsetting and unnerving at others. Little Inferno's main problem is that it's rather short. My first playthrough (that is, from beginning of story to end, not a 100% completion mark) lasted a little over three hours. During all that time, though, I was either having fun or ruminating on the concepts the developers presented in a subtle, clever way. I do hate that, later in the game, when items get costlier, they also toke longer to generate; I would sometimes stare at my fireplace for a few minutes while they were shipped to me. It was an irksome stumbling block for my destructive habits. Finally, the final phase of the game was kind of slipshod. It felt tacked-on, rushed, and not altogether there. The final phase wasn't bad per se, or any less interesting than all the rest, it just introduced game play elements that didn't need to be there. Still, this game is worth experiencing, if only for the five hours spent revisiting the kid in you who used to burn anthills with a magnifying glass.… Expand
Aug 22, 2013Come on, everyone loves burning things! But seriously, this gameplay is very simple but strangely addicting and enjoyable. I expected good gameplay from this, and I got good gameplay. What I didn't expect was the story. I had no idea that a game like this could have a story. It was actually really deep and I really enjoyed it. It got me thinking, it really did. You need try this out, don't listen to critics, this game is amazing.… Expand
Sep 11, 2013I need just one word to describe this masterpiece: Art.
Little Inferno is more than a game. It is a way of communication between the developers and the player. It's far more than just burning random objects. You will be trapped by the beauty of the fire, by the depth of the story and by the epicness of the soundtrack.
Just play it, and you will experience one of the most engaging indie game ever made. My congratulations to Tomorrow Corporation "the Future is.... Tomorrow".… Expand
Dec 7, 2013This game is a fun little toy...You burn stuff. Thats all there is. The items do special stuff (Like credit card burst into money.) And there are some puzzle aspects in the game like combining items. But the part that I LOVE is the story and art design. the first 2 hours is you burning stuff but the last 15mins is a amazing story. I would wait tip this game is on sale it is not worth the price.
I admit, I expected a very smart puzzle game and what i got was a very casual sandbox and i still liked it.
It's a lot of fun playing around with the mechanics. But I would have given it a 7 at most. But then the ending came (after about 3-4 hours). And never has a game managed to make me question myself and the whole gaming world as much as in the final few minutes of this game. It's true, it's not really a game, it's a statement. An epic interactive story which makes you think and question the way games are played nowadays and how big corporations try everything to pull as much money as possible out of your pocket.
You can also see it as a story of hope, a kick in the a** if you will.
Some people don't want that from a game, i understand that. These people won't like it at all.
This is a wonderful breath of fresh air and will not be forgotten very soon.… Collapse
Feb 6, 2013A short experiment based around a fairly oblique puzzle system, Litter Inferno succeeds as a compelling curio. [Feb 2013, p.75]
Feb 4, 2013Little Inferno has a story to tell. It has neither beginning, nor end. It sports but a few characters, and does not care for correct narrative structure. It will leave you with plenty of questions, all of them unanswered. But it will accomplish what few games can. It will mesmerize you. It will awaken your imagination and force you to think of your own ending. It will move you and make you beg for more! [February 2013]
Feb 1, 2013Little Inferno's argument against games I would never elect to play left me rather cold. [March 2013, p.79]


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Susan Sarandon serves as host for the special, a mix of behind-the-scenes footage, clips of favorite moments and interviews with cast members. Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern, Jim Carter and Shirley MacLaine are among the stars who will appear in the special.
"Downton Abbey," the wildly popular drama about British class and culture a century ago, will move into the Roaring Twenties in the new season.
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Top five films of 2006
Original post made by Mr. Movie Man, another community, on Dec 14, 2006
1. "The Departed"
2. "Little Miss Sunshine"
3. "Thank You For Smoking"
4. "The Descent"
5. "Borat"
Also enjoyed: "Casino Royale" and "Friends With Money"
Looking forward to seeing (most likely on DVD): "The Queen" and "Half Nelson"
Anyone else have a top five to share?
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"Thank you for smoking" was the surprise of the movie season for me.
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Updated: 04/12/2013 - Your election precinct may be in a new location come election time.
Updated: 04/12/2013 - Your election precinct may be in a new location come election time.
Posted: 04/12/2013 - Poplar Forest is inviting visitors to explore one of Thomas Jefferson's household "necessaries" -- beer.
Updated: 04/10/2013 - Delegate Isaac Sponaugle said a bill died which would have allowed a casino to be built in Franklin.
Posted: 04/10/2013 - MTV says it's canceling the West Virginia-based reality TV show "BUCKWILD" after the accidental death of 21-year-old star Shain Gandee.
Posted: 04/08/2013 - Walt Disney Co. says actress Annette Funicello has died at age 70.
Posted: 04/08/2013 - Loretta Lynn, a famous country star, will perform in Charlottesville this summer.
Updated: 04/06/2013 - In today's One-on-One interview, Alyson Bruner talks with a visiting country music star.
Posted: 04/04/2013 - The National Park Service has updated its predicted peak bloom time for the District of Columbia's cherry trees for a second time, moving it back a few days.
Posted: 04/03/2013 - USDA representatives met with Valley farmers market leaders to discuss how to serve people in rural Virginia.
Posted: 04/03/2013 - The West Virginia Senate has authorized the construction of the state's sixth casino.
Posted: 04/01/2013 - The introduction of table games in Maryland is positioning the state to win back gamblers after they spent millions of dollars in West Virginia and Delaware.
Updated: 03/29/2013 - We talk with the fifth president, James Monroe, in the person of re-enactor Dennis Bigelow. He is a re-enactor at Monroe's Charlottesville area home, Ash Lawn-Highland.
Posted: 03/28/2013 - The West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bill that would create a new casino in Franklin along the border with Virginia.
Updated: 03/27/2013 - A Valley middle school is involved in a nationwide contest to win an upgrade for its theater department.
Updated: 10/30/2013 - Civil War battlefields in Virginia and West Virginia are getting a federal assist to ensure their preservation for years to come.
Posted: 03/25/2013 - The winter weather brought some fun to families in the area on Monday.
Updated: 03/25/2013 - A ski resort made big money from being open into early spring.
Updated: 03/25/2013 - The spring snow is not expected to affect Washington's famous cherry blossoms.
Updated: 03/25/2013 - School leaders are working with the county to make up for a $2 million budget shortfall.
Posted: 03/22/2013 - Filming on location in West Virginia might bring in fewer tax credits under legislation advancing this session.
Posted: 03/21/2013 - A popular tune written after John F. Kennedy's assassination and Chubby Checker's 1960s dance hit "The Twist" will be among 25 recordings selected for preservation at the Library of Congress.
Posted: 03/21/2013 - Roads in the Richmond area will be transformed into a fun ride for bicyclists on Oct. 5.
Posted: 03/19/2013 - The Statue of Liberty is scheduled to reopen by Independence Day, about eight months after it was closed because of Superstorm Sandy.
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LAPAZ — Thursday, troopers with the Indiana State Police Meth Suppression Section (MSS), the Emergency Response Section (ERS) and the Plymouth Police Department, served a search warrant on a suspected meth house in LaPaz.
The two month investigation was worked in collaboration with the Marshall County Sheriff's Department. Officers raided the home at 213 Vandalia St. in LaPaz around 8 a.m. No one was at home at the time of the raid.
BOURBON — In a group of more than 40 teenagers, it's rare to not see a single cell phone. But that's exactly what happened during Triton High School's recent trip to the Indianapolis VA Medical Center.
"We did not see one cell phone out while we were in the hospital," said Geri Newman, Triton High School nurse and chaperone for the trip.
"Some of our kids never stop talking, and the ones that never stop talking here were at a loss for words there," added Mason McIntire, athletic director.
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth School administrators are wasting no time in making sure their students are meeting or exceeding the state standards set by the Indiana Department of Education and other states. Forty-five states and the District of Columbia have adopted the Common Core States Standards
One man is dead after a truck overturned in a water-filled ditch on Beech Road north of U.S. 30 just before 6 a.m. Thursday. The driver of a green pickup truck reportedly drove over the embankment and landed in a drainage ditch upside down.
The victim is a male likely in his 70's but police are still working to ID him and notify his family members before releasing further information.
The pet of the week is a weekly web feature that can be viewed by going to the Entertainment and "Photo of the Week" section of the website.
PLYMOUTH — On Sunday, Feb. 19 from 2 to 4 p.m., an open house at the new Community Resource Center at Adams and First Streets in Plymouth planned for the community.
This new building will house many social service agencies in a convenient location. Members of the T-Squared Committee are asking the community to come view its progress as the structure is nearing completion. Tours will be available and everyone interested in seeing the building is welcome.
BOURBON — Water/wastewater department head Mike Shoda came before the Bourbon Town Council Tuesday with the idea to stop adding fluoride to the town's public water supply. According to Shoda, fluoride in water may not be actually necessary and taking it out could save the town about $2,000 per year. Shoda also mentioned that he had spoken with the water department head in Walkerton — a town which has already ceased the addition of fluoride to their water — about the issue.
"There's no law that says we need fluoride in the water," said Shoda.
Caleb and Angi Polando, of Plymouth, married 10 years
PLYMOUTH — Before dating websites like Match.com and Eharmony became popular, meeting people online was free — and that's how Caleb and Angi Polando met.
"It started with me and my friends trying to see how many girls we could meet (online)," said Caleb. "Angi was the one I talked to most."
To read the rest of Caleb and Angi's story, see the Feb. 14 edition of the Pilot News.
Bob and Shelley Heiden, of Plymouth, married 35 years
PLYMOUTH — Fernbaugh's Diamonds and Fine Jewelry, in Plymouth, held a "Cutest Couple" contest for Valentine's Day this year. Couples were given the opportunity to post their photos on Fernbaugh's Facebook page and try to get the most "likes" from their friends and family members.
Culver Elementary School's Soup for the Soul will return for a fourth helping March 14, from 5 to 8 p.m., at the school cafeteria, which is good news not only for hungry diners in the community and the students who will serve them, but the charities benefiting from the popular event as well.


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Glenn Close, John Lithgow, Martha Plimpton, and more star in the Edward Albee classic opening at the John Golden Theatre tonight.
The legendary performer was remembered during a memorial at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
George C. Wolfe directs the memorial concert at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Items dedicated to the likes of Barbra Streisand, Robin Williams, and Joan Rivers also helped the charity rake in the dough.
Get ready to dive through boxes of old programs and show T-shirts.
Jeremy Benton, Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, and others will also be on hand to "Rise, Rise, Rise" at 54 Below.
Annaleigh Ashford, Lisa Brescia, and more will perform in memory of the stage legend.
The four-time Tony Award nominee spoke with us five months ago from her post-retirement home in Birmingham, Michigan.
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Boy, 10, shot while riding bike in Sanford
A 10-year-old boy who was riding his bicycle was hit by a stray bullet in Sanford.
Police say a man who was arguing with another man on Thursday night pulled out a gun and started shooting. Bullets struck the other man in the buttocks and the child was hit in the abdomen.
Sanford police spokesman Shannon Cordingly says the boy lost a lot of blood and was airlifted to Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies in Orlando. She says the boy's mother was nearby when the shooting happened.
Police have questioned the man who was shot and are searching for the shooter.
Sanford Police Chief Cecil Smith called the shooting "senseless."
Anyone with information about shooting is asked to call Sanford police.
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Witnessing this stranger's gratitude, I was proud, but later that evening, my brother remarked, "It must have been very hard to grow up with a mother like that." This shocked me. Our mother worshipped our grandmother. She was, by all accounts, the most fun, vivacious, kindhearted person in all of Door County, Wisconsin, the Gandhi of the Great Lakes Peninsulas. She'd been a homemaker but was beloved by many more people than just her family. Regardless, I did not press my brother to explain at the time. I've never pressed him. I think I now know what he might have meant.
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Whole genomic analysis reveals the porcine origin of human G9P[19] rotavirus strains Mc323 and Mc345.
ABSTRACT The group A rotavirus (RVA) P[19] is a rare P-genotype of the RVA VP4 gene, reported so far in humans and pigs. Whole genomic analyses of P[19] strains are essential to study their origin and evolutionary patterns. To date, all the 11 genes of only two P[19] strains, RVA/Human-wt/IND/RMC321/1990/G9P[19] and RVA/Human-wt/IND/mani-97/2006/G9P[19], have been analyzed, providing evidence for their porcine origin. In the present study, the whole genomes of the first reported human P[19] strains, RVA/Human-tc/THA/Mc323/1989/G9P[19] and RVA/Human-tc/THA/Mc345/1989/G9P[19], were analyzed. Strains Mc323 and Mc345 exhibited a G9-P[19]-I5-R1-C1-M1-A8-N1-T1-E1-H1 genotype constellation. With the exception of the NSP5 gene, both the strains were closely related to each other. Most of the genes of Mc323 (VP2-4, VP6-7, NSP1-4 genes) and Mc345 (VP2-4, VP6-7 and NSP1-5 genes) appeared to be of porcine origin, whilst the exact origin of VP1 and NSP5 genes of Mc323 and VP1 gene of Mc345 could not be ascertained. Therefore, strains Mc323 and Mc345 were found to have a porcine RVA genetic backbone, and are likely of porcine origin. Taken together, our observations corroborated the hypothesis that P[19] strains might be derived from porcine RVAs, providing important insights into the origin of P[19] strains, and on interspecies transmission of RVAs.
Article: A rare G1P[6] super-short human rotavirus strain carrying an H2 genotype on the genetic background of a porcine rotavirus.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Rotavirus strains with a rearranged 11th genome segment may show super-short RNA electropherotypes. Examples from human strains were limited to seven strains, 69M, 57M, B37, Mc345, AU19, B4106 and BE2001, which have a variety of G and P genotypes. AU19 is a rare G1P[6] human rotavirus strain detected in a Japanese infant with severe acute gastroenteritis. This study was undertaken to better understand the origin of AU19 by determining the genotype constellation of AU19. Upon nearly-full genome sequencing, AU19 had a G1- P[6]- I5- R1- C1- M1- A8- N1- T1- E1- H2 genotype constellation. Possession of I5 and A8 genotypes is indicative of its porcine rotavirus origin, whereas possession of H2 genotype is indicative of its DS-1 like human rotavirus origin. At the phylogenetic lineage level for the genome segments that share the genotype between porcine and human rotaviruses, the VP1-4, VP7, NSP3-4 genes were most closely related to those of porcine rotaviruses, but the origin of the NSP2 gene was inconclusive. As to the NSP5 gene, the lineage containing AU19 and the other three super-short human strains, 69M, 57M and B37, carrying the H2 genotype (H2b) clustered with the lineage to which DS-1- like short strains belonged (H2a) albeit with an insignificant bootstrap support. Taken all these observations together, AU19 was likely to emerge as a consequence of interspecies transmission of a porcine rotavirus to a child coupled with the acquisition of a rare H2b genotype by genetic reassortment probably from a co-circulating human strain. The addition of the AU19 NSP5 sequence to much homogeneous H2b genotypes shared by previous super-short rotavirus strains made the genetic diversity of H2b genotypes as diverse as that of the H2a genotype, lending support to the hypothesis that super-short strains carrying H2b genotype have long been circulating unnoticed in the human population.Infection, genetics and evolution: journal of molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics in infectious diseases 12/2013; · 3.22 Impact Factor
Article: Whole genomic analysis of a porcine-like human G5P[6] rotavirus strain isolated from a child with diarrhea and encephalopathy in Japan.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: An unusual rotavirus strain, Ryukyu-1120, with G5P[6] genotypes (RVA/Human-wt/JPN/Ryukyu-1120/2011/G5P[6]) was identified in a stool specimen from a hospitalized child aged 4 years who showed diarrhea and encephalopathy. In this study, we sequenced and characterized the complete genome of strain Ryukyu-1120. On whole genomic analysis, this strain was found to have a unique genotype constellation: G5-P[6]-I5-R1-C1-M1-A8-N1-T1-E1-H1. The VP6 and NSP1 genotypes, I5 and A8, are those commonly found in porcine strains. Furthermore, phylogenetic analysis indicated that each of the 11 genes of strain Ryukyu-1120 appeared to be of porcine origin. Thus, strain Ryukyu-1120 was found to have a porcine rotavirus genetic backbone, and to be likely of porcine origin. To our knowledge, this is the first report of whole-genome-based characterization of the emerging G5P[6] strains in Asian countries. Our observations will provide important insights into the origin of the G5P[6] strains, and on dynamic interaction between human and porcine rotavirus strains.Journal of General Virology 03/2013; · 3.13 Impact Factor
Article: Whole-genomic analysis of G3P[23], G9P[23] and G3P[13] rotavirus strains isolated from piglets with diarrhea in Thailand, 2006-2008.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Group A rotavirus (RVA) is the most common cause of severe acute viral gastroenteritis in humans and animals worldwide. This study characterized the whole genome sequences of porcine RVAs, 2 G3P[23] strains (CMP40/08 and CMP48/08), 1 G9P[23] strain (CMP45/08), and 1 G3P[13] strain (CMP29/08). These strains were collected from diarrheic piglets less than 7 weeks of age in 4 pig farms in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in 2008. The VP7-VP4-VP6-VP1-VP2-VP3-NSP1-NSP2-NSP3-NSP4-NSP5 genes of CMP40/08 and CMP48/08 strains were assigned as G3-P[23]-I5-R1-C1-M1-A8-N1-T1-E1-H1 genotypes based on their nucleotide sequences and phylogenetic analyses. The CMP29/08 strain was different from the CMP40/08 and CMP48/08 strains only in the VP4 gene, since it was assigned as P[13] genotype. Furthermore, the VP7 gene of the CMP45/08 strain was classified as genotype G9, and the NSP3 gene as T7 genotype. The finding of this study supports the porcine-origin of T7 genotype, although the NSP3 gene of this strain was similar to the bovine UK strain at the highest nucleotide sequence identity of 92.6%. Whole genome sequence analysis of the porcine RVAs indicated that multiple inter-genotypic and intra-genotypic reassortment events had occurred among the porcine RVAs circulating in this studied area. Interestingly, the VP7 gene of the CMP45/08 strain, and the VP1, NSP2, and NSP4 genes of all 4 porcine RVAs strains described in this study revealed much similarity to those of 2 porcine-like human RVA strains (RVA/Human-tc/THA/Mc323/1989/G9P[19] and RVA/Human-tc/THA/Mc345/1989/G9P[19]) detected in Thailand in 1989. The present study provided important information on the evolution of porcine RVA.Infection, genetics and evolution: journal of molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics in infectious diseases 05/2013; · 3.22 Impact Factor


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Aggregate Recycling Ontario launches campaign to encourage the use of more recycled aggregate in infrastructure projects.
Eliminating large piles of concrete and asphalt removed from demolition sites and road reconstruction projects by re-using these materials is the immediate focus of a new Ontario organization. At a forum held Dec. 15, 2011, involving municipal engineers, aggregate users/producers and environmental groups, Aggregate Recycling Ontario (ARO) launched its campaign to encourage the use of more recycled aggregate in infrastructure projects.
"There is an immediate crisis in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) surrounding recycled aggregate," says Adrian Van Niekerk, chair of ARO. "Recycling yards are filling up to capacity with broken concrete and asphalt, yet not nearly enough is leaving the site to be used again in new construction. Some facilities have had to close their yards to new deliveries, because there is just no more room."
The ARO estimates nearly 3 million metric tons of recyclable concrete, asphalt and aggregate have been recovered from GTA construction sites are currently sitting in piles to be processed. Although the Ontario government, through the Ministry of Transportation, and some municipalities have been leaders in using recycled aggregates for years, many municipalities' specifications do not allow recycled aggregates to be used in construction projects. Processed properly, these aggregates meet all performance requirements and provide a suitable alternative to primary aggregates which come directly from pits and quarries.
"We hope to find out why most municipalities do not use recycled aggregate and to rectify any issues they may have with these materials, says Van Niekerk. "Industry has been very progressive in separating broken concrete and asphalt from construction projects and bringing them to recycling yards to be re-processed, instead of going to landfills. We are going through similar growing pains as the paper and plastics recycling industries, when they first got started, but need to close the loop to manage our non-renewable aggregate resources more sustainably."
Although ARO was formed to bring attention and find a solution to the growing aggregate piles, it says its mandate goes well beyond that issue. Organized by the Ontario Stone, Sand & Gravel Association, and the Toronto and Area Road Builders Association, ARO brings together 17 companies, and seven associations that produce and use recycled aggregates.
Member companies are interested in expanding opportunities for recycling aggregates by permitting more recycling facilities, especially in pits and quarries where companies can better utilize mined primary aggregates by mixing them with re-processed material. As well, ARO plans to engage in research and trial projects to develop new applications for recycled aggregates. More information is available at www.aggregaterecyclingontario.ca.
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How about not letting a racist name change bother you?
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Last article I read the estimate was around 20 million to change the name.
How about not letting a racist name change bother you?
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Peterson is right about every corner (and player for that matter) is a product of their system. Saying Sherman wouldn't be as good in Arizona's system is pure speculation. The fact is (as far as Im...
That makes 1 of us.
They weren't really all that good without Rodgers, but I don't know that I would have them as "bottom 5"
I'm happy with the love that BMarsh is getting. He's really turned his life around. He was heading down a bad path and now is one of the best character guys on the team. I love this guy.
There are also many NA that are offended by the name. I know quite a few Native Indians that don't really care but none that feel "honored" by the name.
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Fixed. He holds a good clipboard.
Is it just me or is this forum getting worse by the day?
All QBs are pouty, entitled prima donnas.
I think it was more of a "don't believe everything you hear/read."
I had to double check that. That surprises me.
Anyway, I like the signing. He's not a starting caliber QB but he seems like a good team guy. I wish him well.
As for Foles, I love the guy.
I don't think MJD had a lot of suitors.
Haha, I totally want him on the Bears, but they can't afford him: too many holes to fill. I think Carolina locks him up long term.
Hmm. Good article. I don't know if I 100% buy it but its an interesting take. Good find.
Doubt this tags stays, they can't afford this hit. He'll either sign long term or be traded.
More teams in the playoffs means less value on wins during the regular season.
And where do they live and what do they drive before they're married? I don't know if you're statement is entirely accurate.
I didn't say it was extremely strong but quite a bit stronger than last year. There will likely be 4 QBs picked in the first 10-15 compared to 0 last year.
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I saw this made for TV movie when I was in grade school. It was a suspenseful cat-and-mouse story, and Savalas was very scary as the bad guy. I'm still trying to figure out why no one else in that busy subway station saw Savalas push that woman onto the tracks other than Ms. George. The murder that sets the story off is mean and horrific, even by today's standards. The fun is in watching Ms. George become more and more desperate as Savalas closes in on her. The final chase scene is a nail biter! As far as made for TV suspense flicks from the seventies go, this was one of the good ones. I wonder what ever happened to Lynda Day George? She was all over TV back in the day.
Anyone that knows and understands the Giallo subgenre of fright flicks will see right through this made for t.v., wants-to-be-a-giallo terror tale. Watered down telefilm has a 'Cat O' Nine Tails' plotted murder on a train and the identity of the killer as the catalyst of the female protagonist's dilemma. There is some style to spare in this film with a staircase scene in a restaurant that has the beautific visual style of Mario Bava and the camera movements of Dario Argento but alas THIS is the ONLY scene where any true workmanship is to be found. The makers of this little flick no doubt stayed up all night perusing older Giallo murder tapes to get this scene right. Otherwise this is routine yet watchable fare with Telly Savalas as the menace and Lynda Day George as the prey.
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I was glad to see this movie on YouTube...I thought it had disappeared forever. I actually appeared as Cop #2 for a few brief seconds on screen. The film originally was a Movie of the Week on CBS. I enjoyed hanging around the production and talking to Telly Savalas. He told me that he was going to have a cop show of his own....he was right! Kojack was a hit for several seasons. And, look what Mike Farrell became......BJ Hunnicutt! I believe all the filming was done in Toronto and, as a resident, it was fun to see the subway as the main character...they didn't even bother changing the subway station sign, such as York Mills. Lynda Day George was cute, but not very strong actress. Anyway, it was all fun.
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TITLE: SHE CRIED MURDER aired on TV. on September 25, 1973 and the
running time was 74 minutes.
STARRING: Lynda Day George, Telly Savalas, Mike Farrell, Kate Reid, Jeff Toner, Robert Goodier, Aileen Seaton, Hope Garber, Len Birman, Murray Westgate, Richard Alden, Stuart Gillard. Directed by Herschel Daugherty.
SUMMARY: The big city early morning commute on the subway. Actress/model Sarah Cornell is witness to the murder of a young woman pushed on to the tracks by a creepy (but not particularly discreet) assailant. She calls the cops and two detectives venture out to the set of her latest commercial taping to get her story for their report. She recognizes one of the cops Joe Brody (Savalas) as the same creepy assailant whom she saw murdered the woman (a notorious call girl). She doesn't tell the other cop Detective Stepanec (Farrell) instead leaving a very vague description of the murderer Inspector Joe Brody. As I said this murderer is not particularly discreet or even endowed with the kind of sense a headless chicken would have. It isn't enough that he made extended eye contact with Sarah in the subway after the murder, he just had to take the case investigating it and go to see her later that morning to watch as his colleague introduces him to her by name. Then after seeing her he just had to follow her to her kid's school, follow both of them to a restaurant, kidnap the kid but wait for her inside a nearby theater to find them before demanding she keep silent about what she saw. After the incident in the theater, one in which she ingeniously escaped with her son and left Brody concussed and unconscious though not dead, Sarah calls the police and relates the whole story. They think she is a few fries short of a happy meal but follow through on a search of the theater find nothing of Brody nor any sign than anyone has been there in years. Detective Stepanec meanwhile turns over the dead call-girl's apartment and finds irrefutable proof that Brody was there in the most intimate of positions with her and was likely being black-mailed by her, facts which Brody himself had recounted in mortifying detail inside the theater with Sarah Cornell and her son Chris. Brody evidently recovered from his mishap in the theater tracks Sarah. She thinks he is trying to kill her. Judging by his self-destructive pattern, he may merely be making sure she knows how to spell his name correctly. This leads to a dramatic chase through an apartment building and the subway system ending in an electrifying finale.
MY THOUGHTS: I like this movie. It had a lot of action and drama that kept you interested. I thought Telly Savalas was good in his role as the evil bad cop. However, I bought this movie because of Lynda Day George and I wasn't disappointed at all. She was excellent in her role as Sarah Cornell. This movie show how good of an actress she was. The only problem I had with this movie is Lynda Day George was in the same outfit throughout the entire movie. Based on that and the action in this picture I give this movie 8 weasel stars.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
She Cried Murder is a TV movie that stars Lynda Day George and Telly
Savalas together with Mike Farrell and Kate Reid.The plot involves a
model, while riding in the front car of a subway train, witnesses a
woman being pushed in front of the train. It was directed by Herschel
Beautiful model Sarah Cornell witnesses a woman being pushed in front of a train while riding in the subway. But when the police come to interview her, she recognizes one of them as the man who did the pushing in Inspector Joe Brody. She spends the rest of the movie trying to convince the good cop, that Inspector Brody is a bad cop; and Telly spends the rest of the movie chasing her around the city and finally to the subway yards. Only now the police, having finally been convinced, have joined in the chase.
This film is obviously dated but it still manages to be thrilling and suspenseful.Lynda Day George and Telly Savalas are a delight to watch.Also,the cat-and-mouse game played between Sarah Cornell and Inspector Brody provides chills and entertainment.
It's pretty rare that I watch simple, straightforward thrillers, let alone particularly enjoy them, so She Cried Murder was quite a treat to me. As simple as they come, without a speck of fat, this is lean, keen stuff even by made for television standards, clocking in at around 66 minutes in length, a good six or seven minutes shorter than the average. The action starts immediately with model Sarah Cornell witnessing a man push a lady to her death in front of a subway train, and her nightmare really begins when encounters said murderer later, the nefarious individual being rather keen to keep her quiet after having seen her see him. From then on the film takes the form of a constant chase, mixed with a dash of paranoia and a few explanatory digressions providing context without slowing down the main pulse. The lovely Lynda Day George makes a good fist of the main role, she isn't the most convincing as an actress but looks the part and throws herself into the action with an agreeable determination that grows effectively frayed and desperate as her pursuer proves frightening tenacious. Telly Savalas is excellent as said pursuer, playing things low key, soft faced and even superficially charming, he menaces through the contrast of his actions and demeanour rather than playing things up as a baddie and is all the better for it. Nobody else really has big enough roles to make an impression, but Mike Farrel (BJ from M.A.S.H.) does have a nice turn as a sympathetic police officer. There's little more to say about this that would stray into the realms of spoilers, but director Herschel Daughtery does a sterling job with both the pace and set pieces, there are several moments of seat edge suspense and the finale is a minor marvel. At times the film is even somewhat reminiscent of Italian gialli, though the film only very seldom approaches the same heights of style and has almost none of the same twisted verve. As one might expect of a made for television production things are rather tame, and there are one or two nagging loose ends, but on the whole this is a splendid ride, one that never wears out its excitement and is hence well worth a look for vintage thriller fans.
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