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Philanthropy is entering the 21st Century.
President Obama's reelection was a triumph of Big Data, technological innovation, and precision targeting over the usual gravity of an incumbent president with a record of economic failure. This was facilitated by largest data trove in the world, Google, lending talent, expertise, and quite possibly data to the cause. Now Google CEO Eric Schmidt is being rumored as a potential Commerce Secretary or even Treasury Secretary – the top economic policy position – in Obama's second term. That's probably far-fetched, but the close relationship between the administration and Google deserves scrutiny.
Seriously? Both political parties talking pre-emptive smack barely a week after the election. Partisan politics? Again? So soon? Not even time to catch our breath? For crum's sakes, give it a rest, you guys. Besides, shouldn't you be out on recess? After all, it's Thanksgiving. Yes. Already. The earliest Thanksgiving possible. That's what happens when November first is on a Thursday. Merchants are dancing the happy dance. Shoppers too. Retail workers, not so much. Black Friday Creep seems destined to devour Halloween.
The older I get, the more I realize the importance of the little things that are right in front of me to appreciate all year long. So, once again, as we celebrate Thanksgiving, this uniquely American holiday, here is the list of blessings for which I am thankful in 2012.
HOLLYWOOD--Happy Thanksgiving, everybody, and God bless America.
The wild turkeys are back. I have yet to see them, but someone submitted a photo of the large native American birds cruising through a northwest Great Bend neighborhood.
HOLLYWOOD - God bless America, and how's everybody?
"Good morning, class," says the sixth-grade teacher. "Today, we have a special guest from the U.S. Bureau of Engraving. Mr. Bob Johnson is going to tell us how money is made. Feel free to ask questions."
The great American conservative thinker Russell Kirk once observed that some disasters are so catastrophic they require a re-examination of first principles. On Election Day, the Republican Party suffered such an existential shock.
With Hamas Rockets falling on Israel, massive layoffs decimating America's family's finances, and Barack Obama demanding massive tax increases or he will drive us over the fiscal cliff, we cannot help but day- dream about four years from now. We dream of days when Barack Obama will finally be retired, and his ignorance of economics will no longer plague our homeland.
The fall of retired Army General David Petraeus is a story as old as the Garden of Eden. Sin has consequences. It does not undo a lifetime of service, nor does it negate every good deed ever performed, but it leaves a mark, a scar, like nails driven into a fine table top. The nails can be removed, just as transgressions can be forgiven, but the scars will remain.
Democrats have been blaming George W. Bush for the last four years.
According to the New York Daily News, the government-initiated website "We The People" has been bombarded by petitions since the election.
Everyone is preoccupied with the events surrounding the juicy sex scandal involving now-former CIA Director David Petraeus to the point they may not have noticed a pattern -- a shake-down -- that is taking place in our military top brass, much like the one currently happening in Russia under President Vladimir Putin.
The 2012 elections surprised both sides and hit a reset button on the Obama administration -- and American politics. Here are 10 conclusions:
Liberal billionaires reap the benefits of their XL pipeline lobbying and what do they get?
Jack Clayton's 1974 rendition of The Great Gatsby is the quintessential American epic, as well as a sophisticated blockbuster.
Talk about being in the middle of Middle America.
Illegal immigrants are the perfect Republican foe. They're easily exploited as low-cost workers benefiting business and easily maligned for being "lawless" benefiting politicians. They're a foreign other with a tendency not to speak English so suspicion is ready-made. Plus, how are illegal immigrants going to stick up for themselves? They're not. They're an ideal rival!
I've done my fair share of stupid things over my life.
I set out to write an obituary about my mother, who died Nov. 15, and was taken aback by how much she never accomplished in her 94 years.
The autumn dark is lengthening, which means the English-speaking, Judeo-Christian Holiday Season is about to split open wider than a crocodile mouth at the bottom of a baby duckling water slide. It begins with Columbus Day. No mail and the banks are closed. Much is to be said for starting slow. Then the downward hurtle is set off by Halloween, when people toss about candy, free, incognito.
Most Americans, regardless of ideology, oppose "crony capitalism" or "cronyism." Cronyism is where politicians write laws aimed at helping their favored business beneficiaries. Despite public opposition to cronyism, politicians still seek to use the legislative process to help special interests.
At least once in a lifetime every American should lay eyes on the Grand Canyon, whose brilliant colors and dazzling erosional landscape inspire a kind of planetary patriotism. Stretching 277 miles long and a mile deep, it is perhaps our nation's greatest natural treasure.
Apparently, you're pretty busy. I'm a little surprised that you have time to read the paper, frankly. And you're not alone. Only 36 percent of our countrymen bothered to vote in the midterm elections. A lot of people were busy that day.
President Obama is leaning heavily on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), an independent agency, to change the Internet from a competitive, free-market service into a government-regulated public utility.
Did the election last week really mean that much? I took to my Twitter account on Tuesday to point out that the change in control of the Senate from Democrat to Republican actually means very little, despite efforts by politicians and the mainstream media to convince us otherwise. Yes, power shifted, I wrote. But the philosophy on Capitol Hill changed very little. The warfare/welfare state is still alive and well in Washington.
So Jonathan Gruber thinks the American people are stupid, does he?
Usually when a burning issue arises, I feel compelled to squeeze every last drop of my own phrasing, logic and wit into this limited space.
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We look forward to welcoming you at our Beach House at 408 Oceanview Drive. For our family, 'The Beach House' is our home away from home. We'd love to share our peaceful getaway with you. We do take great pride in meticulously maintaining The Beach House and trust that you will find everything for a memorable and perfect stay.
The beach is your backyard at this on-the-sand Monterey Bay beach house with 180 degree ocean, beach and breathtaking sunset views. Walk down just a few easy steps to white sandy beaches.
Our beach house is part of a small and private townhouse complex in a very quiet and peaceful community at La Selva Beach. Enjoy the sound of the surf as you fall asleep at night or the peace of a walk on the long stretch of unspoiled beach. Ideally located close to restaurants and activity in Aptos (about 5 minutes) or Santa Cruz (about 15 minutes) or the history and shopping of Monterey (about 30 minutes).
This 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 level beachfront luxury townhome offers modern comfort in a spacious and contemporary setting. The home sleeps up to 6 people. The master bedroom features a king size bed. The second bedroom has 2 twins. Each bedroom is equipped with an additional twin sofa bed. For your comfort and convenience, linens and towels are provided at no extra cost.
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Fred L. Whitfield, 88, of Benton passed away June 24, 2014.
He was born April 16, 1926, in Dewitt to the late Henry and Mattie Brooks Whitfield.
Fred served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Dorothy Whitfield; his brothers, Doyle, Ray, Virgil, Derrel and Norris Whitfield; his sisters, Lucille Bryan, Bernice Crutchfield, Reba Jane Whitfield and Lyla Whitfield; and a son, Jeff Whitfield.
(StatePoint) While the saying "getting there is half the fun" is a great concept in theory, in practice, a road trip can be quite stressful on families. But with a bit of smart packing and preparation, you can make your long summer road trips and shorter commutes more entertaining for kids.
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Native of Texarkana, Cox took the helm at Benton in the fall of 2011 and has since taken her team to two 6A State Championship games (2013 and '14), winning her first title this past season with a 4-2 win over Sheridan.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are officially ''on a break'' and their wedding is on hold, with Liam said to be unimpressed with her new image and recent behaviour.
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are officially ''on a break'' from their relationship.
Signs the twerking 'Wrecking Ball' hitmaker and her Australian actor fiancé were going through a bad patch were apparent at the weekend, when she unfollowed him on Twitter, and now friends have confirmed they are not together at present.
A source told RadarOnline.com: ''They've split for now. Miley and Liam have a very tumultuous relationship and both are exhausted. It's a complicated relationship. The wedding is on hold, for now. It's not cancelled but it doesn't look promising.''
Another friend says Miley's new image and recent behaviour - which has included her gyrating against Robin Thicke at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) in a latex bikini, and appearing naked and licking a hammer in her latest music video - is too much for 'The Hunger Games' star to handle.
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Where is the 3rd option as "I Don't Believe Both" ?
Personally, All this 135%........... 115%........... 100.09% are crap loaded by Scott ! I certainly don't believe them "one bit" !! Those crappy...
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Where is the 3rd option as "I Don't Believe Both" ?
Personally, All this 135%........... 115%........... 100.09% are crap loaded by Scott ! I certainly don't believe them "one bit" !! Those crappy...
wOw........... This Thread ! :hmlol::hmlol::hmlol:
Like "Battle For Eternia"....... Here, Its "Battle For 2016" !! :sklol::sklol::sklol:
On one side, I see fans (including me) clamouring "For...
I am still looking for one Back Half as poderuniverso couldn't buy one as per his plan ! :hmsad:
PM sent for various Figures !
What the ???????? I can clearly see discounts, but I am not buying anything, but that's another story !! :hmlol:
And wOw.......... those DC figures $6.00 instead of $20.00 !!!
Now imagine that...
Well, I can understand your fear, but I guess you should have waited till Cyber Monday ! I have a strong feeling that Matty's "Mattel Reserves To Change The Prices" thing will come it play. And I...
You mean at Org ? I still think its little more than 20-30.......... But if you are talking about entire MOTU Fan base, I guess you are assuming something funny ! So based on your fact, you think...
My sentiments exactly ! In fact, this is my 1st ever post related to Minis, just goes to show you how the price & shipping completely killed the interest !! I thought 20.00 for those SDCC mini size...
Totally Agree ! I am not a Die-Hard POP fan either, but Frosta was a complete mess in my eyes !! How to make a beautiful character into a crappy figure ? Frosta will be the answer for you !!
Restock them will only make things worse ! At least improved versions will be made & sold with confidence by Mattel ! It will also interest some who "hates" now !!
And some people still thinks or...
If throwing in repeats of previous figures is a "waste opportunity", then think about all of your listed figures............... IMO, most of these were hand picked by 300-400 people In Org !
Thank You & Glad You're Set With A Deal !
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Honestly, I Can't Wait For Arrow ! But I guess I'll have to wait till the end of December or early January for him. :hmsad:
I am so glad that they went with his Filmation colours instead of...
Like others pointed out, I am not thrilled about Matty's "generous" 20% discount on this sale.
Back in 2011 BF/CM sale, I bought close to 50 MOTUC figures (:hmeek:) thanks to the HUGE 50% discount...
Well, I don't even want the big ones, I just need 5 Nepthus (Yes.... 5) & 1 Icarius Flip Shot for gifting orphan children. But they have to be ridiculously cheaper for my budget, something between...
wOw ! Is your original He-Man has "reversed" abs ?? :hmeek:
Does that mean Icarius, Nepthu & Hydron are TRULY sold out ?? :hmlol:
PM'ed You !!
:hmlol: GOTCHA Matty !!!!
Seriously, I don't think it will be applied to an item like CG !!
Anyway........... With Shipping Thing Out Of The Head, Expecting to see some good MOTUC items !!
Bow was also offered on Cyber Monday sale ! Not sure if it was from 2011 or 2012, But I remember buying 2 of him @ $10.00 EACH ! I think he came with a smaller box with Etheria Map included !!
December is nearly here and 2014 is wrapping up nicely like a bow on a holiday gift. We know youve been a good toy collector this year so its time to bring you some very special characters,...
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If anybody's deals are set & wants to jump out from "Want's List", please mention !! :hmgrin:
If you are a SUB holder, try to retrieve your order history via "My Subscription's Main Help" ! That should do the trick !!
SCB, Did you get Arrow ? Pictures ??
Or in Essentials FOR..... EVERRRRRRRRRR ????????????? :hmlol:
Anyway................ 2 Tung Lashors from DR warehouse have confirmed their visit to India ! :hmgrin:
My Deals Are Set ! Thanks To poderuniverso & Jun-Yor !! :hmgrin:
Indeed ! Honestly, its like two people holding bridge ropes on both sides....... sort of I hold for your safety & you hold for my safety. Any one thinks "I am outta here" will result the bridge...
Well................... Well.................... Well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :hmlol:
This goes on............. & on............................ AND, ON ! Isn't It ??
One of the main...
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Chance Eu Tendre is my top chanel fav, this is close in 2nd. Can be kind of overly mature and musky at times, but if used lightly it's great and long lasting. Reminds of a tulip garden mixed with musky, rosey, spivey notes.
Chanel does fruitchouli.
And yes, Chanel does it well. Coco M is smooth and classy, with a praline topnote (I think this is what supposedly makes it "young and exciting"), some high-quality jasmine and laundry-white-musk accord in the middle, and an elegant patchouli base that wafts off the skin in a loamy and intriguing way.
At the same time, I can't shake the feeling that I've smelled this same "formula" in about a million ways since Mugler's Angel opened the door to this type of fragrance 20+ years ago. Celebrity fragrances, Bath & Body Works, Lauders and Lancomes... And really, very few of them have come close to Angel in their sophistication and complexity. What always seems to happen-- and it happens to Coco M-- is that the fruit is just a bit too saccharine and syrupy, the patchouli a bit too sanitized... and it all begins to smell like one great Mall of America air freshener.
I'm not going to knock anyone for loving Coco M. It smells great. Just, for me, too sweet and safe. I'll stick with Angel.
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Honestly I never make reviews about products.. I had seen such amazing reviews for this perfume and being so stupid I just took their word for it and order this online. One of the stupidest things I've ever done. I understand we all have different taste in smells but to me this smells like an older lady. My sister told me I smelled like a grandma........lol I'm now using the flowerbomb that one is so sweet and girly. Way better than this
I knew this was a favourite on MUA so when I saw the tester bottle at the beauty boutique at Shoppers I just spritzed some of the EDT on my wrist and went about my shopping, and driving to different stores, running errands. I kept thinking, what is that god awful dryer sheet, bathroom deodorant, old fart smell invading my nostrils everywhere I go? I felt lightheaded and nauseated. It wasn't until I got home that I realized it was coming from me! From my wrist. With Chanel Mademoiselle on it. And nothing else. I'm sure for the right chemistry it would be amazing. But I'm about to get sick. I'm going to wash it off right now but decided to swing by MUA on my way to the bathroom. I'm no hater but this is the worst scent I've ever had on in my life.
UPDATE: I've washed my entire arms 4 times with different soaps, and it's still there as strong as ever - it keeps wafting into my nose and ruining my mood and making me sick. In sheer desperation I even tried soaking my arm in mouthwash! Then I cleaned them with rubbing alcohol - that seemed to make it worse. Whaa?? I can't get my favourite scents to last more than 30 minutes on me, and this one is clinging like a cheap dress! I now TOTALLY understand what people who have sensitivities to scents feel like - make it stop!!
luv it
I find it very strong on everybody but on some people it is just intoxicating. A masterpiece if it suits your skin.
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Absolutely love it, always have in my closet
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Perfect amounts of freshness, spice, smoke, and floral - mixed perfectly. People always say "you smell amazing", and I also find that though extremely popular, this scent smells different on everyone.
I keep a bottle of this on hand at all times - this is one of my all-time favorites. The only season I don't wear it is the heat of summer - I think it's great but it can be too much for other people.
Gorgeous bottle and packaging - love this. Highly recommended. Great stuff.
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Love love love this perfume. My absolute signature scent. So feminine, classy and mysterious. Its different. It last long and very unique. It's a must buy fragrance for every woman out there. Floral, powdery, smoked - caramelly.. its like deep but soft ...yet strong, supple, sweet not overwhelming ..contradictory to itself that's why its so powerful and luring. Don't know what more can be said.
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I've long been a fan of Chanel Coco, which is more of an evening type perfume. These two fragrances don't seem related at all, as this one is more of a light, airy daytime fragrance that is delicate enough to wear every day to the office. It's one of the most beautiful perfumes I've ever worn, and my husband loves it on me.
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How was your week? Nothing really new to report on my end except that it is getting HOT in Missouri!!! I have a feeling that if we're not at the pool this summer we are going to be doing everything else in the AC:.) Thankfully the heat hasn't made me swell up like a balloon...I seem to be handling it so far! This is my second September baby so...I should be use to it I guess:.)
How are you guys feeling? Are you feeling the heat yet??? My maternity swimsuit came this week so we're ready to hit the pool on this end.
We are still busy working on the baby's room. Her furniture comes on Monday! We're not quite ready to move the den downstairs so...I have a feeling that the dinning room is going to hold her furniture for a couple of days:.) What's the rush right? What theme are you using in your rooms? We are a Hawaiian/tropical mix:.)
Tomorrow is the day that we lost our baby Aidan last year. He is our little angel watching out for us from up above. I like to think that he is celebrating with my grandparents this year. Our son said that he is growing up big & strong in heaven. We all miss him.
My next appt. is on June 23rd. I have my glucose test that day as well. Did you get your test results yet? I'm sooooo much better now this needles. When I had my son I dreaded all of the blood draws...now it's no big deal!
Well, take care everyone! I wish we all lived close to each other...wouldn't that be fun! I do have one friend that is due the week after me. Her first. We are both going to the same hospital so...maybe we'll be in there at the same time:.) My delivery will be scheduled again. Our DS was over 10lbs.!!!
DD due 9/13/04
|Sat, 06-12-2004 - 12:37pm
I'm a bit late posting. Yesterday I didn't get on the computer much after the AM. It's starting to get hot & humid here in Virginia. Luckly I have the ocean right here to go cool off in. For 2 weeks now I've noticed some ankle swelling if I'm on my feet a lot. So, I'm trying to limit how much time I'm in the heat & on my feet. I had bad swelling with my son but not this early! Oh well! I'm feeling really "Big" already. Having a hard time getting comfortable sleeping at night. I woke up really sick to my stomach the other night. I sure hope that doesn't happen again!
I failed my 1 hr glucose test & had to have the 3 hr test this week. I went through this when I was pregnant with my son, so I knew what to expect. I'll get the results at my next OB appt. June 16th. I sure hope I pass it!!
It would be fun if we all lived near each other! A good friend of mine is due 1 day before me. We go to the same OB practice & will be going to the same hospital. It would be neat if we ended up having our babies at the same time!!
Have a Great Weekend!
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The wild world of sports seems these days to be filled with thugs and hooligans. I really don't mean to paint such a large group of people with such a wide brush, so I'll say there are plenty of athletes, the majority in fact, who are honest, decent citizens who abide by the accepted rules of humanity in all or most of what they do. But, like in most groups, it's the bad apples who get the most attention.
It's said that Bear Bryant, the legendary football coach at Alabama, once remarked, "Every man thinks he knows how to do two things perfectly: grill a steak and coach a football team."
Trees are fascinating biological wonders. From ancient bristle cone pines and towering redwoods out west to our widely diverse Southern forests, the life cycle of a tree provides us with year-round interest. One of the most intriguing and beautiful results of a tree's life cycle is autumn color.
WASHINGTON -- So unpopular is President Obama these days that the (D) following Democratic candidates' names might stand for Denial.
Growing up, I had a hand full of career goals. My parents signed me up for basketball in 3rd grade, which put the idea of playing for the WNBA in my head.
Ah, Prince, how we've missed you. Prince Rogers Nelson has finally "Kiss"-ed and made up with Warner Bros. Records, regaining control of his original catalog of music and put out not one, but two albums worth of new music on the same day.
It's a funny thing. That's what Mama used to say when something baffled her. Like Mama, I prefer that things make common sense. Otherwise, I'll ponder, figure, study, and try to decipher that funny thing until it's somewhat sensible.
In early September, I attended a meeting of superintendents in Greenville. A major area of discussion was the development of a workforce that would attract sustainable industry to South Carolina and how K-12 education fits into this puzzle. To underscore this discussion, the meeting included a tour of the BMW plant in Spartanburg. Wow! This facility absolutely reflects what a 21st century workplace looks like and what many of our students will need to be prepared to enter. I talk a lot about preparing students for their future and not our past. The BMW tour reminded me why this is ...
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John "Spud" Milton is back and so are the Crazy Eight in the latest chapter of John Van De Ruit's ever-popular Spud series. Troye Sivan, John Cleese and Caspar Lee star in this coming-of-age comedy drama about the trials and misadventures of a schoolboy. While he's slightly older, Spud finds his grades slipping and his home life on the rocks as he tries to navigate away from threats of military school.
Why you need to see it: Troye Sivan and John Cleese maintain their special friendship, while more outrageous boarding school shenanigans unfold.
Horrible Bosses 2 sees Nick, Dale and Kurt try to become their own bosses by launching their own business. After their brilliant new product concept is stolen by a would-be investor, they decide to get their own back by kidnapping his adult son. This one's bound to get dark, dangerous and hilarious with a stellar cast, including: Chris Pine, Jason Bateman, Christoph Waltz, Jamie Foxx, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Spacey.
Why you need to see it: If you've ever had a "horrible boss", you'll love the stick-it-to-the-man brand of comedy and don't forget the killer cast!
The Boxtrolls is an animated adventure comedy based on the novel Here Be Monsters by Alan Snow about an orphaned boy named Eggs, raised by a community of cave-dwelling trash collectors, who tries to rescue his friends from an evil exterminator. The film-makers used stop-motion to bring this magical story to life and the voice cast includes: Ben Kingsley, Richard Ayoade, Tracy Morgan, Nick Frost and Jared Harris.
Why you need to see it: The Boxtrolls comes from the creators of Coraline and ParaNorman, so if you enjoy off-beat wit and spellbinding visuals, this family movie makes for great entertainment.
Spud 3: Learning to Fly is the third part of the popular series of boarding school misadventures by John Van De Ruit. The film sees many actors reprise their roles, including stars Troye Sivan as John "Spud" Milton and John Cleese as "The Guv". As if having three Johns wasn't enough, they've gone and added another with director John Barker picking up the series after Donovan Marsh directed Spud and Spud 2: The Madness Continues.
It's 1992 and our reluctant hero, Spud Milton, returns to school as a senior. As he stumbles through the uncertain and awkward teens, trouble at home and slipping grades force him to dig deep as he attempts to secure another year with the Crazy Eight by achieving top honours in the classroom and on the sports field.
Spud 2 was an all-out school romp, focusing on the exploits of the Crazy Eight as they create a legacy.Spud 3 has toned down the pranks to concentrate on more of the personal drama of peer pressure, growing pains and school politics. It's more melancholic and hesitant as Spud tries to keep a lid on his home and school life, while hurdling life's obstacles and learning to take responsibility.
It's not to say there's no fun, because being at a traditional boarding school and collaborating with a sister school for a Shakespeare production means there are plenty of opportunities for mischief. While mostly faithful, the adaptation skips over a key character, reduces the importance of others and adjusts some outcomes. While you can understand the need to home in, some might not enjoy the fresh take as much as they ought to.
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Troye Sivan just seems more comfortable with the character as a somewhat melancholic and self-doubting Spud, leaning into the drama and situational comedy more readily. It's his third appearance and Sivan just seems more in tune with the character than in Spud 2.
John Cleese is back as Spud's mentor and friend, "The Guv". It's always a joy to see Cleese on film and he doesn't disappoint, delivering some great wisecracks and chiming in with the special bond that "The Guv" and Spud have developed from the previous films. While he's still there for the fireside chats and some hush-hush banter, we see his character enjoying a sweet romantic subplot of his own.
Spud 3: Learning to Fly sees the introduction of YouTube sensation, Caspar Lee, who plays Garlic the weird Malawian kid. We also see the inclusion of the housemaster's snarky second-in-command, Norman Whiteside, played to great effect by Luke Tyler in a role that deserved more versus antagonism. While the focus isn't on the Crazy Eights, the gang are back with a bang and instead of breaking the rules, they begin a race for the prestige of being inducted as house prefects.
Aaron McIlroy and Julie Summers get more screen time as Spud's parents. McIlroy is energetic as usual with his cringe-worthy antics and the two have more emotional ties in the story as finances and a vivacious new neighbour put pressure on their marriage.
While John Barker has been brought on as director and the story has new focus areas and characters, theSpud series is mostly consistent, thanks to its core ensemble and coming-of-age themes. Although it would have felt more authentic if more of the teachers had remained and the main boarding school shooting location had stayed the same throughout the series.
Spud 3: Learning to Fly has grown with its audience and cast, offering more in the way of an existential crisis. The slightly darker, more serious tone gives the drama more weight without diminishing the vitality of the comedy. As John Cleese once said "comedy is very much like tragedy, the only difference being that comedy lacks sympathy". We see Spud's life in a tragic light and while he suffers in silence, there's bittersweet comic relief at the heart of it all.
Spud 3 may not be the bag of fun you saw in Spud 2, but works well enough off its "bucket list" concept to keep us invested in our hero as he undergoes a series of trials and misadventures. He's still the same Spud you'll want to cheer over the finish line and while his circumstances aren't light-hearted, he gives us an opportunity to share our burdens with him in these tough times.
The bottom line: Bittersweet
Leading Lady is the latest film from up-and-coming South African director, Henk Pretorius. His previous film, Fanie Fourie's Lobola, demonstrated his ability to create a surprisingly touching, funny, street smart and distinctly South African romantic comedy. While it's another opposites attract "romcom"... he's broadened the scope by turning Leading Lady into a film with more international appeal.
We journey with Jodi (McGrath), an idealistic British school teacher and aspiring actress, who finds herself in South Africa on a mission to prepare for a lead role in an upcoming Afrikaans war drama epic. Upon arrival, Jodi meets Kobus (van Blerk), a cynical South African farmer, who forgoes his better judgement to assist her in exchange for her help with the town's annual concert.
Leading Lady's leading lady is Katie McGrath, an up-and-coming actress, who also stars in Jurassic World. With a countenance that falls somewhere between Jennifer Connelly and Kate Winslet, she holds an icy beauty, which works quite well for her character. As with all modern day fairy tales, her ice princess looks melt away as we discover a warm, vulnerable and attractive down-to-earth character in Jodi.
She stars opposite the enigmatic Bok van Blerk, who while stubbornly set in his ways, finds a damsel-in-distress worth rescuing in addition to his family farm. McGrath and van Blerk have a sweet chemistry and it's a pleasure watching them interact as their worlds collide. McGrath is great at essentially playing an "ugly duckling" and van Blerk's understated closed door performance helps emphasise their smouldering relational dynamic.
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They're supported by Gil Bellows as big shot director, Daniel Taylor, in an emphatic, larger-than-life performance. His key role helps set the journey in motion, while injecting some energy and international flair. Brümilda van Rensburg adds her experience to the ensemble, playing a rather eccentric and amusing small town widow with peculiar taste. The ensemble is bolstered by André Stolz, Eduan van Jaarsveldt, Craig Palm and Mary Twala, who each make great comedy counterpoints.
While Leading Lady starts off slowly as we narrow the focus from Big Ben in London to a small South Africa farm, things only really begin to take off as we start to warm to the hard-shelled characters. While their exteriors take a while to soften, the visual contrasts of the culture shock and the ensuing fish-out-of-water comedy help keep us entertained.
While not an entirely original concept, Henk Pretorius and Tina Kruger's script crackles with life and a quirky sense of humour. Leading Lady has an earthy freshness, standing on "romcom" genre conventions without being swallowed by them. We're slowly drawn into the story, continually amused by the interplay of the locals as we warm to the co-leads.
There are one or two questions surrounding "area code" policy, however the effects aren't distracting enough to derail the film. While there are plenty of amusing and quirky "small town" chuckles, you're almost taken by surprise at how emotionally connected to the characters you've become, with one particularly powerful moment involving Brümilda van Rensburg.
Leading Lady is a captivating and compelling romantic comedy and passion project from Henk Pretorius. From cast to crew, there's an understanding and love for the characters and film, presenting a pleasing story with heart, humour and intrinsic entertainment value. Ultimately, solid performances, steady direction, artful cinematography and a typical-yet-not-so-typical "romcom" script drive an enjoyable and satisfying film.
The bottom line: Enjoyable
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 picks up the story after The Hunger Games have been destroyed. Our heroine, Katniss Everdeen, discovers District 13 has been decimated before moving onto District 12, where President Coin convinces her to become a symbol for the revolution. All the while, Peeta's increasingly dire situation is being transmitted via talk show interviews with Caesar Flickerman, making an attempt at rescuing him seem inevitable if not impossible.
Katniss Everdeen without The Hunger Games is like Harry Potter without Hogwart's. After two similar movies building up to the series selling point of teens in a lethal Lord of the Flies game of Survivor, it would have been a yawn to go there again. However, without the underlying tension of a relentless tumbrel on its path to a kill-your-buddy-or-be-killed scenario, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1feels like a different movie altogether.
Peeta and Katniss have been separated, the Districts are playing up some Wag the Dog propaganda with Katniss and a guerilla film-making crew and it's now a much broader war game. The concept of an insider bringing down "The Man" by playing according to his rules helped create a wonderful sense of irony and tension. Watching Katniss being groomed to be a figurehead for a revolutionary struggle, without truly questioning it herself, doesn't have the same appeal.
While The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 feels somewhat adrift, it's still a finely crafted film. Francis Lawrence has a more mature grip on the series, as demonstrated by The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. He continues to exert this influence, providing us with a grittier, darker and ominous vision of The Hunger Games aftermath. While on the brink of revolution is dead serious business, it would have been good for there to have been some levity to a fairly joyless experience.
"Guns, roses, jungles... sweet child o mine!"
The lead trio return with Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth reprising their roles. Lawrence is still on-form continuing where she left off, although a few of the vulnerable moments don't quite work. Hutcherson is good but less prominent, and we literally see less of him as the actor seems to have slimmed down to an almost emaciated state. Liam Hemsworth delivers another second fiddle performance and you can't help but feel the character's been short-changed.
The formidable supporting cast is made up of the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, Julianne Moore, Stanley Tucci, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks and Donald Sutherland as President Snow. It's impressive on paper and while Hoffman and Moore get most of the screen time, each of their performances help anchor the dramatic integrity of Mockingjay - Part 1.
The sets and solid CGI add weight and scale to this epic war time sci-fi adventure as Katniss rallies the troops like a futuristic Joan of Arc. While dark and almost depressing at times, we get behind our heroine's quest to free the enslaved and scatter President Snow's troops. While often set underground, the film does sometimes feel like a Star Trek battle as two spaceships and camps wage a tactical and political war from their home bases.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 is enjoyable owing to the groundwork done by the series and its ability to keep us invested in our heroine's plight. While the experience is rather joyless and seems somewhat adrift, the film's overriding quality and thrilling action peril smooth over the no-fun approach with Jennifer Lawrence heralding a grand showdown for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2. It's not as sharp as The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, but there's enough to tide us over.
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Get on and go places! If you want to hit the most-visited spots in New York City, this is the one: CitySights NY's Downtown Tour. You'll get easy access to the most popular sites in town: the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and "Ground Zero," where the World Trade Center once stood and where a stunning new skyscraper soars today. Narrated by licensed NYC tour guides who know the city inside and out, this hop on/hop off excursion on a double-decker bus takes you through Greenwich Village, Little Italy, Chinatown, Wall Street and the Financial District, Battery Park City, South Street Seaport, the Lower East Side, along with Rockefeller Center, the United Nations building, Carnegie Hall, the Broadway theater district and more. Along the way, you'll have the chance to explore the streets, comb the shops and enjoy a vast array of authentic cuisines. Savor dim sum. Smell the fresh-baked bread baking on Mulberry Street. And experience it all by booking your tour today.
Citysights NY Visitor Center (in lobby of Madame Tussauds) 234 W.42nd st. Times Square and 8th Avenue between 49th and 50th Streets, New York, NY 10018
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The California Highway Patrol's Oakland division says a small cat was spotted jumping into the wheel well of a car that was topped in traffic Monday morning.
CHP Officer Rescues Tiny Chihuahua From Center Divide On I-680 Walnut Creek
A CHP officer spotted the small dog on the highway's concrete center divider around 6 p.m. while driving south on Highway 680 near the North Main Street overpass.
CHP Aircraft Catches East Bay Motorcyclist Going 120 MPH On The Highway
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The California Highway Patrol says the driver of a FedEx delivery truck and a charter bus driver carrying high school students on a college visit are among the 10 people killed in a fiery crash on Interstate 5 Thursday evening.
2 Women Killed In Santa Rosa Rear-Ender By Suspected DUI Driver
Two women were killed by a suspected drunk driver in a rear-end crash in Santa Rosa on Saturday, a CHP officer said.
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Right-Wing Extremist Guilty Of Attempted Murder In Oakland 580 Shootout With CHP
A Tuolumne County man who planned a terror attack on liberal groups and was involved in a shootout with California Highway Patrol officers in Oakland in 2010 was convicted Monday of four counts of premeditated attempted murder of a peace officer.
Truck Driver Arrested After Slow-Speed Chase On Bay Bridge
The driver of a box truck has been arrested after a slow-speed chase across the Bay Bridge and along U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco.
California Appeals Court Rules Drivers Can Read Maps On Cellphones
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Costa Maya?
Looking for advice, experience and reviews of this stop!!! Thanks in advance!
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We rented a golf cart @ $15/hr and drove down to Mahahual (sp) for the day. Beautiful beach there. They have restaurants and bars on the beach. We met up with some people that took the ship's tour to Uvero beach and they had a great time there. We're looking into trying that for the next cruise.
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Try the Jungle Beach Break. You take a 25min motor coach ride to Uvero Beach.
The people are very friendly and speak English. The beach is beautiful with white
powder sand. There is a long peir to walk on, plenty of lounge chairs, palm trees,
2 open (free) bars that will fix anything you want to drink, a few shops, a restaurant,
and I believe you can rent motorized equip. A great place to relax.
Happy Sailing........
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Darcy, is there a reason you took the golf cart versus the taxi? I would think it would be a waste to have it parked down there all day, or do you need it to get around there?? We have rented golf carts previously and find it fun, but mostly for cruising around.... Thanks!
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We wanted to be able to cruise around on our own and come and go as we pleased. We had a great time with it. We drove down past the village along the coast and back, relaxed at the beach for a while and drove around some more. We had it for 3-4 hours.
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How many people do the golf carts hold. We have 6 in our group and the golf carts sound great.
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Five, two in the front and 3 on the back. They also rented dune buggys which you may be able to get 6 in. You have to go outside the complex to where the buses and taxis are. That's where the rental place is.
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There is a lot to do there, deep sea fishing, snorkeling, beach horseback riding and a great beach break etc. We booked beach horseback riding followed by the $25 beach break for $25, open bar, pretty beach http://costamayacruiseexcursions.com the port is really nice too but its great to get out and see the sites of the village of Mahahual
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Darcy. are the dune buggies meant for just driving around or are they part of a tour type thing where you get a certain beach or trail to ride on? So if we got off the ship, the dune buggies would be in walking distance or are they closer to Mahahual?
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Hi how did you like the horseback riding? Did you ride much on the beach and how were the horses?
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We had a very relaxing stay on Tequila Beach Club, first stop to Majuahal. It is so nice there with flushing tolets! No vendors, but you can get a snorkel boat trip for around 25.00 through the above mentioned web site. Not many people go there yet.
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Also the Club has great food and drinks!
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on our last cruise we went to costa maya your travel agent remendy the chacchoben
maya ruins it was a vey intresting place to learn about the mayas
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From Software as released a new video and screenshots demonstrating the customisation options in its 13th (!) mech game instalment Armored Core for Answer, which has been signed up by Ubisoft.
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Visit www.researchfrc.com for the April 15, 2013, Analysts' Ideas of the Week. Head of Research, Sid Rajeev, CFA, discusses his observations from a recent visit to India.Back To FRC's Instablog HomePage »
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