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Men dressed up as women are a unique aspect of British pantomime. Introduced by Victoria Wood, classic Dames give ... their ideas about the character and are seen backstage and in performance. ... Read more
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Hermine Huntgeburth writes: "The film is a confrontation between my childhood in a small town, my very Catholic upbringing, and my feelings about life in Hamburg a year ago''. ... Read more
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Ed Stabile's first feature film tells the story of a group of newly arrived settlers at the American frontier, about one hundred years ago. ... It shows how their initial hopes and expectations are changed, how the harshness of their new lives determines their individual destinies. ... Beginning ... Read more
Martin, a young man doing his military service, has to face his first confrontation with a crucial dilemma: a military shooting range has been installed on the common grazing grounds of the village. When a sheep is shot dead, the farmers take legal action against the Ministry of Defence. Martin is ... Read more
Cut-out animation featuring the heads of Australian politicians as balls in an intriguing game of Power Snooker, where the links of Hawke, Hayden and Fraser collide on slate. ... Read more
Unusually for a Soviet film, Private Life deals with a very private problem: the despair of an executive suddenly retired into the life of an eternal weekend. The story of this man is seen against the background of daily life in Moscow, which appears more human and lively than we are accustomed to ... Read more
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In his third feature writer/director Adoor Gopalakrishan has established a stylised study of paranoia. ... An indolent, selfish landowner expects his family to wait on him hand and foot. When he has to face a changing future, he is unable to cope and feels trapped like the rats his younger sister ... Read more
A young Jewish boy looks for identity through film stars of the past and through his relationship with his grandmother. ... Read more
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The film is a unique record of a new play,' 'Rockaby", by Samuel Beckett. The world premiere took place on Beckett's 75th Birthday at the Centre for Theatric Research at the State University of New York, Buffalo. ... The film follows Billie Whitelaw's preparations for her latest Beckett role, then ... Read more
Rosa of the film's title, is Rosa Lux¬emburg, whose spirit is still alive in the old boarding house in Trieste, where she used to meet one of her companions from the "Spartakusbund." ... he inhabitants of the boarding house (the film is set in the Seventies) live in a dreamworld of a revolution ... Read more
December, 1980 lay missioner Jean Donovan and three American nuns were brutally murdered in El Salvador. Roses in December - The story of Jean Donovan chronicles the brief life of this young woman which began in comfort and affluence and ended tragically serving the poor of El Salvador. ... Read more
Gunnel Lindblom's second feature is about women and for women. ... To free herself from his domination, 30-year-old Sally, a social worker, decides to leave her husband, Jonas, and sets out to create a life of her own. ... Their six-year-old daughter, Mia, is going to live with her. Soon, however ... Read more

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Bitter irony of Selma
Selma, a community of 20,756 in southwestern Alabama, has a storied place in the history of the civil rights movement.
On March 7, 1965, 700 protesters walked two by two across the town's towering Edmund Pettus Bridge, determined to walk to Montgomery, the state's capital, to demand voting rights for blacks. As they marched over the span's crest, the demonstrators beheld rows of police with guns and deputized Klansmen barring the path.
The terrifying sight below them did not deter the protesters, some of whom reached the foot of the bridge before their leaders, John Lewis and Hosea Williams, signaled for them to stop and kneel in prayer.
A moment later, the posse charged. Blinded and choking from tear gas, the marchers scrambled back across the bridge as their pursuers beat them with clubs and charged them on horseback.
The marchers' suffering – more than 80 were injured that day – was inspiringly redemptive. Later that month, some of the protesters summoned the courage to march again, and this time they reached Montgomery. The nation viewed the horrific attack and the powerful, nonviolent response on the evening news programs, which led directly to passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Nowadays, people in Selma have a different dream to fulfill, according to an article by the New York Times' Alan Blinder. The area, whose population now is 70 percent black, has been in economic decline since Craig Air Force shut down in the 1970s and now has double-digit unemployment.
But, reports Blinder, there is a rare burst of economic hope involving an improbable source: Kuwait, which could decide to use the former Air Force base as a training complex for up to 300 pilots every year.
Some residents who talked with Blinder are hopeful. But some have a deeply held sense of dread that the Kuwait deal, like others that have raised Selma's hopes before, will fall through.
Selma is not unlike other communities in that regard.
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Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga., survived a primary battle last week against Thomas Brown, and anyone who likes politics leavened with humor should be happy. Johnson has a bone-dry wit, delivered with a face so straight that people sometime think he's serious.
My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize, Johnson said a couple of years ago, supposedly expressing concern during a congressional hearing that the presence of 8,000 American Marines might upend the island of Guam.
We don't anticipate that, the head of the Pacific fleet said in a deadpan response, while trying hard not to laugh.
Some reporters, many in the right-wing media, immediately thought Johnson was serious. Johnson, who represents an area around Atlanta, previously served 12 years as a DeKalb County magistrate judge, five as a county commissioner and three as chair of the DeKalb budget committee.
In April 2013, Johnson ostensibly spoke in favor of legislation before the House that would keep the federal government in the helium-selling business.
Imagine, Mr. Speaker, a world without balloons, Johnson said. How can we make sure that the injustice of there being no helium for comedians to get that high-pitched voice that we all hold near and dear to our hearts?
Behind his humor was a serious but sarcastic attack on Republicans for spending two days debating helium legislation rather than important issues. Too often lately, this body has sat deflated – not for lack of hot air, mind you. But seriously, ladies and gentlemen, unlike a noble element, this House has failed to act on Americans' real concerns.
Johnson concluded: I'd like to float a simple idea: Stop wasting our time. Let's get to the business that is meaningful for Americans.
And last year, Johnson said that the National Rifle Association was opposing all new gun legislation because it can't get over the election of a black president.
They couldn't get over the first election, (and) they're still shell-shocked at the second election, he said. That's a pun, shell-shocked.'


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Teenage $ex 4 $ale: Human Trafficking in San Bernardino County is a short documentary produced by the San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office that delves into the problem of sexual exploitation in the nation's largest county.
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It was screened on January 16 to around 300 county officials, members of law enforcement and the community. It has since been made available to the public at large.
"Today, we have taken significant steps and strengthened existing partnerships to send the message to anyone who commits this crime in our county you will be held accountable," Ramos said at the end of the screening.
The documentary was created by the DA's spokesman Christopher Lee and underscores the harsh realities of child sex trafficking as well as highlights efforts that have been taken to combat the problem. View the trailer below:
San Bernardino has had its fair share of crimes related to sex trafficking. In 2012, 338 prostitution cases were filed in the county. 27 additional cases involved minors.
In order to combat the rise in prostitution-related cases, the DA's office has appropriated a special unit specifically dedicated to prosecuting human-trafficking crimes.
The county has further implemented a "Stop the John" project, in which it will publish the names and photos of men convicted of soliciting prostitutes.
According to the LA Daily Bulletin, authorities in San Bernardino County are looking into the possibility of creating a girls' juvenile court that offers resources and rehabilitation to help former prostitutes escape from sex slavery.
The county has made the film available to universities, school districts, government agencies and officials, members of law enforcement, churches and any other organization committed to raising awareness and combatting the terrible crime of human trafficking. For more information on hosting a screening, contact Christopher Lee.
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After years of saying no to retail marijuana, the city of Aurora has issued licenses to 21 shops that plan to sell recreational pot.
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City officials decided to divide the city into six parts and allow four marijuana shops in each area.
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Seneca's School of Information and Communications Technology is a recognized leader in developing and delivering relevant programs. The DAD program will teach you how to design and implement databases on Linux/UNIX and Windows platforms. You'll create web–enabled databases using ORACLE and SQL Server that can be manipulated through a GUI front end created with JAVA or Visual Basic in the .NET environment.
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My ex was never a normal guy, he was very dense and methodical. He didn't believe in romance such as kissing and had a hard time hugging and holding hands with me. That's pretty much the reason we broke up was over that, I needed more than a friend. Anyways, he wanted to still be friends and I agreed to that, I told him a few days after the breakup I wanted to be friends still and that I was over it and moved on and he just said OK happy to have your friendship. But once this occurred I feel like he has been acting really strange and I feel like he ignores me and won't look me in the eye. Sometimes it feels like he even goes out of his way to avoid me and won't talk to me in person but if I text him every now and again he will act completely normal. And I feel like its just getting worse and he's made up some really lame excuses for y he won't talk to me. Anyways all I wanna know is what you think, why do you think he's acting the way he's acting? Nd please don't tell me not to worry about his actions because I valued my friendship with him and don't ever wanna lose that no matter what, all I wanna know is what's going on with him...
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wait like two weeks with out texting him...( give him time/space) then text him asking him to go to lunch or something so you guys can talk in person...then when your face to face..one on one..tell him that you do just wanna be friends and that it is very important to you to be friends...make sure he does feel the same way...he might not be over you yet...( that's why I said wait like two weeks without no contact)...if he isn't overyou it might be hard for him to be friends with you already...if he is over you then...,maybe once you guys are on the same page the friendship will work..
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He probably feels rejected and now can't look you in the eye. Sometimes still waters run deep. What appears to be calm with him on the surface is hurt underneath. Look, he has a hard enough time expressing his emotions through physical intimacy. He's probably hurt. A text message is impersonal but the eyes are the windows to the soul. .if you look into them he fears you may read his true feelings. Sometimes exes cannot be friends with each other when one wants more than friendship. Both have to want the same thing. For now, looks like you can't be friends like texting, phone calls and hanging out...but you can smile, wave, say hello, polite conversation. In time, he'll heal and then you both can be real friends again without the weirdness and without him hoping you'll be his girl again.
Why would he feel rejected if he is the one that dumped me? Like I said that boy really over thinks everything. We had one fight, I thought we were going to work out our issues but he got all weird and said he had to think things out and then I gave him space and like 4 days later he basically broke up with me
I'm sorry..I may have misunderstood. You wrote you needed more than a friend...that you needed an intimate partner and that's why you broke up. I get the impression that this guy just doesn't have the ability to express his emotions for you on that level and now feels like you are rejecting him because he can't do it. Do you think he is gay?
I figured you might have misunderstood sorry about that. No he is as straight as straight can be and really religious. He's just really dense, he thinks that kissing and other stuff shouldnt be the focal point of a relationship it should be hanging out and talking. I don't know this kid is confusing and hard to read


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Just went here for my first time Tuhrsday night while on my way to the mountains. Elk Creek is only 30 minutes west of State College, pa on Rt 45 in Millheim. Quite a neat Brewpub, had their sampler and most of the beers were decent but also average. The three that really stood out for me were Poe Valley Porter, Homegrown Hop and a Belgian Blonde. All three were excellent renditions of their style and tasted great. Will be a regular stop for me on my way to the Mountains.
I have been meaning to get out there. Hopefully one of these days, thanks for posting!
I tried some of their stuff at the Selinsgrove BrewFest in the summer, but never been to the pub. If I recall correctly, they had a saison on tap at the Fest (probably a seasonal/fest special) that was real good IMO.
I've only been there once so far. I thought all of their beers were decent. I thought the porter was really pushing the porter/stout boundary. I liked it though, and their brown ale I thought was more of a brown porter, it definitely had (still has?) some roast character (I love a mild porter). I found their hoppy ales a bit harsh on the bitterness. I haven't talked to the brewer, but I'm supicious this is from the high carbonates in most of the water around here. Otto's the brew pub here in S. C. uses blends of RO water and tap water in different ratios depending on the style. After hearing that Otto's was doing this I started treating my water for carbonates and it has really made a difference.
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Seattle painter Jared Rue infuses scenes from nature with troubled family resonances in his new show, "Broken Line," at Woodside/Braseth through Dec. 22.
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11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays through Dec. 22, Woodside/Braseth Gallery, 2101 Ninth Ave., Seattle; free (206-622-7243 or www.woodsidebrasethgallery.com).
It isn't immediately obvious when you peruse Seattle painter Jared Rue's new show, "Broken Line," at Woodside/Braseth Gallery — but Rue, in his oils on canvas, doesn't merely paint scenes of nature.
He also paints himself and his family as scenes of nature.
When that's the case, his imagery has a sort of pulse behind it, hinting at something more than is being depicted. And his titles often supply the clue as to what that "something" might be.
Take his image of two tall Douglas firs looming raggedly up into an ocean light at the sandy edge of the terrestrial world. Its subtleties and complications are derived, in part, from nature's own subtleties and complications. But its title, "In Exile," suggests there's more in play here than an artist's exploration of a wooded shoreline's shadows and light.
Sure enough, comments from Rue reveal that this coastal scene depicts the Washington coast near the home of his father, whom he hasn't seen for 14 years.
It turns out that, like many of the canvases in "Broken Line," "In Exile" addresses a generational break in Rue's family due to "a somewhat odd, relatively newfangled religion in which my family placed incredulous and excessive credence and importance" (as Rue puts it in his artist's statement).
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We are going to be a group of 6 going to dinner for a Birthday celebration somewhere in Westchester. Anywhere from Croton-on-Hudson to Tarrytown to White Plains as that's where we're all coming from- nothing much farther north or south.
We don't need anything too fancy but something nice- like in the $20ish range for entrees. American, or anything not too ethnic would work. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Tarrytown might be a little over your price range, the three course prix fixe is $65 per person, but the food, location and atmosphere are the best in Westchester.
I would recommend Le Provencal Bistro in Mamaroneck. Lots of stuff in that price range and the food is awesome.
That's alot of territory to cover but just to name a few, I like Grazielllas in White Plains, if you want to keep the prices down you could go to Laguna also in White Plains where they serve family style. If your want a place by the water with a good view there is Striped Bass or Sunset Cove in Tarrytown. I went to B4 in Valhalla the other day for lunch and that was very good. In Croton they have the Japanese Habachi place that is also alot of fun to go with a group but I can't think of the name of it, it starts with an S, maybe Sakuri or something like that, maybe someone else will know it. It also serves Sushi. There's also Mediterraneo or Iron Horse Grill in Pleasantville but it may exceed your price range. One last thought, I remember going to Travelers Rest in Ossining many years ago and it seemed to be popular for birthdays (like I said this was many years ago and I don't know what is going on in there now, but I do know they decorate it really nice around Christmas time.
I second tada's Le Provencal recommendation but it's in Mamaroneck and you don't want to go south.
Just had a very good meal at American Bistro - in Tuckahoe, price range in your specifications and it features cafe/bistro style American Comfort food. I've heard here that the burger is very good.
Also, haven't been and it's Italian but heard very good things about Rosie's Italian Bistro in Bronxville.
Don't know if Mexican is "too ethnic" but Sunset Grille in White Plains is really good, very "festive" but not tacky.
Entrees at Iron Horse at mid-high 20's and you can get a 3 course meal for $48 or so (plus tax and tip, of course). If that's not too much, I'd do that.
Of course in Croton there is always Umami, but not overly fancy for a birthday celebration.
If you want to go down to Yonkers, Peter Kelly's new restaurant X2O is opening soon. Not sure of the price range as I have not seen a menu yet. I'd certainly consider that.
Another thought -- how about driving a little further north and going to Zeph's in Peekskill?
re: Elisa515
And lack o fany sort of ambiance (and the odds are there will be screaming kids). And lack of reservations.
(This was in response to your Wobble suggestion). It's a fine place for a family but not for a celebratory dinner for 6 adults.
I know that Umami also suffers from lack of reservations but at least it's a nice looking place.
I'd go for Zeph's or Iron Horse. Zeph's is probably more in line with the price range.
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From what you write, I think we have similar food sensibilities.
I'd choose Zeph's over just about any place any time for any occasion, but--having been there recently--I think the only entree under $20 is the vegetarian selection. Umami barely makes it into that category, and it's really necessary to have other courses to make a real meal there.
I could easily celebrate with a few friends at Wobble, but that's just me.
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Although I love Wobble for breakfast, I can't imagine having dinner there, let alone an adult celebration dinner. What is dinner like there? Are there, as another poster put it, screaming kids running around? Can you/do you BYOB--if so do they provide wine glasses/ice buckets? Most importantly, how is the food--what would you recommend? Thanks!
re: Marge
I have been to the location that is now Wobble for dinner, when it was Papillon. There weren't kids there, but I don't usually go to dinner until 7:30 or later.
Another good place in this geographic and price range--and we've had birthday celebrations there--is Santa Fe in Tarrytown.
When someone says "Birthday celebration" and "no more than $20 entrees" I doubt the person is asking for a quiet private room with a large wine list.
re: Marge
Maybe a later dinner at Wobble would be fine for an adult celebration, but we went around 6 one night and would definitely not describe it as ideal since kids tend to be catapulting off couches and banging on things-- so just know that if you go there for dinner (but the food is always delicious, and I personally don't have a problem with all the kid chaos).
re: Elisa515
I haven't been to Zeph's lately but the entrees were low to mid 20's when we were last there. Also, it includes a salad, so you can skip appetizers if price is important.
Although Umami has recently raised their prices (and I still think it's not as good as the closed Fishkill location), their entrees still top out under $20. Also, the request was for $20ish range for entrees. Both of these meet that requirement. Even Iron Horse does.
re: phoodrider
A little out of the way, no? It would be at least a half hour from the Tarrytown-Croton areas.
I think Zeph''s is worth paying 3-5 dollars more per person for a special occasion. The location is interesting and the service is very attentive. Entrees are probably mid 20's to low 30's, not too bad.
Sunset grill is mexican but its not too ethnic. They will suit most people's taste (not too spicy, more authentic, tex mex, simple dishes...). Very nice place and not expensive.
Chiboust in Tarrytown is a very nice slightly french place with great dessert that would be nice for a birthday celebration. Never had dinner there but the space is nice and cozy.
If everyone is into seafood then Eastchester fish gourmet would be great and they do take reservations for larger parties.
Other places you might consider are Red hat, trendy in irvington and also Pascal's in larchmont, which i think is better than la provencal and has a great prix fix deal on sundays and weekdays.
re: Sambossanova
I like Chiboust also but some would substitute the word cozy for cramped. I don't think it would be that comfortable for a party of 6 IMHO.
re: Sambossanova
Chiboust is more like $30+ entrees, isn't it? Red Hat in Irvington could work. How about One in Irvington? Or is it too expensive?
re: MisterBill2
Chiboust also has a lot of attitude and pretense. IMO not worth the negative vibe. The food's not that spectacular. I second Red Hat, or American Bistro for great food in that price range. We went Kraft Bistro in Bronxville last week and the food there was in the $20 price range and also quite good. Underhill Crossing and Harrys of Hartsdale are also great for American, but not sure if Harry's is open after the floods.
re: RawTunaFan
For a very nice dining experience for the money I heartily recommend American Bistro. Never had a bad meal there, never felt ripped off. And leave some room for dessert.
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At a disappointing (Denzil left, *sob*) dinner at Zen Tango last evening, I learned of A'Mangiare in Elmsford. Sounds like a must-try and it might fit the bill for stephsu.
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A'Mangiare is a great suggestion. The pasta-- everything really-- is excellent. The atmosphere in Elmsford, if the TV at the bar is not blaring, is nice too. Much more cramped at the P'ville location, and noisier at the WP location.
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Kittle House is too expensive for what the OP asked for.
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The Acabion is our vision and it is your big chance. Don't stand aside, but get on board with us, now:
Acabion started its own crowd funding in August 2014. Join in and support this tremendous chance!
The Acabion was invented for you, to become your vision and your next dream-come-true of a better future!
Thank you for any contribution.
Funding target: € 30 Million
(To prepare the Acabion for serial Production)
Achieved funding up to now: € 6.637.955,00
(with 6.5 Million € private money included, that was invested since 1976 by the Acabion core team itself)
Participants up to now: > 100
(Overall target is to directly involve more than one million actively funding people)
Funding target: € 30 Million
(To prepare the Acabion for serial Production)
(with 6.5 Million € private money included, that was invested since 1976 by the Acabion core team itself)
(Overall target is to directly involve more than one million actively funding people)
"We have the power to make this the best generation of mankind in the history
of the world, or to make it the last."
John F. Kennedy
The Acabion was invented to help making this generation the best, and not the last.