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Back to Browse Journals » International Journal of Nephrology and Renovascular Disease » Volume 6
The autonomic nervous system and renal physiology
Authors D'Elia JA, Weinrauch LA
Published Date August 2013 Volume 2013:6 Pages 149—160
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/IJNRD.S40897
Received 6 June 2013, Accepted 28 June 2013, Published 30 August 2013
John A D'Elia,1,2 Larry A Weinrauch1,2
1Joslin Diabetes Center, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA, USA; 2Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA
Abstract: Research in resistant hypertension has again focused on autonomic nervous system denervation – 50 years after it had been stopped due to postural hypotension and availability of newer drugs. These (ganglionic blockers) drugs have all been similarly stopped, due to postural hypotension and yet newer antihypertensive agents. Recent demonstration of the feasibility of limited regional transcatheter sympathetic denervation has excited clinicians due to potential therapeutic implications. Standard use of ambulatory blood pressure recording equipment may alter our understanding of the diagnosis, potential treatment strategies, and health care outcomes – when faced with patients whose office blood pressure remains in the hypertensive range – while under treatment with three antihypertensive drugs at the highest tolerable doses, plus a diuretic. We review herein clinical relationships between autonomic function, resistant hypertension, current treatment strategies, and reflect upon the possibility of changes in our approach to resistant hypertension.
Keywords: resistant hypertension, renal sympathetic ablation, autonomic nervous system, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, blood pressure control
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Diabetic microvascular complications: possible targets for improved macrovascular outcomes
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Manifestation of renal disease in obesity: pathophysiology of obesity-related dysfunction of the kidney
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Home to 'the most diverse collection of parrots in the world,' more than 4000 of the birds across 350 species and subspecies, Tenerife's Loro Parque is an essential visit. It also boasts Europe's largest dolphin show pool and longest shark tunnel, as well as the world's largest indoor penguin habitat and a whole menagerie of other animals and shows sure to impress.
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Booked the Discovery Tour with lunch directly through the LP website. Totally awesome and definitely worth the extra money. Beware of the taxis - they will wait for you but they keep the meter running the whole time you are in the park.
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We booked this tour through the Cruise Line because of our limited time at Tenerife. I was glad we did as they took us to the park gate and picked us up at the end of the day. Loro Park was outstanding. My only regret is that we only had a few hours due to the ships docking time. We all rented motorized scooters at the Park due to my Mom's mobility, it made us all equal as there was a lot of walking up and down all over the place. The animals are well presented and the shows are outstanding. You won't go wrong going to Loro Park. Do confirm your motorized scooters several times as I had reserved ours almost a year in advance and had a written confirmation but when we arrived they had no record of it and luckily for us they had 4 scooters available. Schedule your day around the shows and you will be feel as though you more than got your money's worth for the day. A very clean place with outstanding animal shows.
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We would recommend any one to visit this park as it was absolutely brilliant from start to finish. We had great weather, sunny and 29 degrees, and thought the park shows were very good. The layout of the park was very good and well signposted for the all the different species on display and all within easy walking distance. Overall a terrific day out no matter what age group you belong.
Provider: Royal Caribbean International
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We booked this excursion through our cruise ship, Celebrity Equinox. What a fantastic afternoon at Loro Park - although the day for us did not begin so auspiciously - long story, but our daughter has mobility issues, and her ship-owned wheelchair was accidentally broken by a ship employee who was trying to "help" us off the ship - he thought he was stronger than he is and he lost control of the wheelchair heading down the gangway! She was fine, thank goodness, but the wheelchair broke, the plastic bending (I've never seen plastic bend like that!). We should have gotten a new chair from the ship immediately, but we were not aware of the extent of the damages until we arrived at Loro Park and realized that the chair was unusable! My daughter cannot walk at all on her own, so a vacation disaster was averted by our excellent shore excursion tour guide and the very helpful staff at Loro Park. They were able to get a power scooter for her - I don't know how they pulled this off as it was noon time, which means late by park attendance standards and it was quite crowded - so to have a scooter available, when you have to reserve one in advace - well, I believe they pulled something off on our behalf and we are so grateful. So, once we were finally able to go mobile, we carefully planned our afternoon, as after the mobility debacle, we only had 4.5 hours to see this magnificent park!
We looked at the show schedule and the map and planned our time strategically. We saw the sea lion show, the dolphin show and the orca show! WOW, all were fantastic!!!! There is a synergy between the sea creatures and their trainers, a mutual respect, you can just feel it. The Penguinarium is like nothing I have ever seen - snow falls from the ceiling; there is a snow slide for the penguins to slide down; the walkway for the people moves around the huge penguin enclosure so all you have to do is stand on it and it takes you around so you see everything, even under the water, so that you see the penguins swimming beneath the surface! The entire park itself is very very clean and exceptionally well maintained. We loved the enclosed bird area as you walk in, climb high, as though you are Tarzan walking in the upper branches of the trees, but on walkways - you get within inches of beautiful colorful birds!
When you enter the park, a photo is taken of your group with two huge birds on their perches - it only cost 6 Euro, and it turned out beautifully, so we had to buy it! We highly recommend Loro Park, we would love to return and spend more time there!
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Loro Parque is one of the most beautiful parks I've ever visited. We walked on lovely paths with aviaries filled with lovely parrots. The shows were amazing - parrots, dolphins, orcas, seals were so enjoyable. We paid 10 euros for a discovery tour - like going on a back stage tour. We learned about the gorilla population, learned about the various aspects of the park, etc. There is a huge aquarium - we walk in a tunnel and the acquarium surrounds us. All in all, we had an amazing experience.
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Enjoyed the park , watched the whales where my husband and myself got soaked , it was our own fault as we sat in the splash zone, a lovely park, also saw a dolphin and seal show. All in all a nice day and excursion
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All of a sudden after lunch I just got...discouraged. Feeling like I'm not going anywhere. Thinking about binging - i.e. comfort.
It's that internal demon..."this is too hard. it won't work anyway...what does it matter? You are never going to lose all this weight, so why keep trying?"
I didn't eat (yet, tho I know that is by grace and not my own will)...I'm trying to dive into SP and not give in to the "just eat, you'll feel better" mode.
i've medicated myself with food to 250 pounds. I CAN NOT KEEP DOING IT AND LIVE. It's going to kill me.
What to do:
1. Express my feelings (doing that here).
2. Get up, walk around during my break and MOVE.
3. Keep putting one foot in front of the other - this is but one afternoon in a lifetime of afternoons where the demon may poke at me internally. I can give in today like I have so many, many, many days before and be miserable. Or I can stick it out one more hour, one more minute at a time.
Wow. Staying in the top 20 for points on the LC is a much harder proposition than it was this time last month. Perhaps there weren't any challenges going on or something....but I've had to conciously WORK at making sure I get as many points a day as possible to stay there. Of course, you get the most points for cardio, lol, so that's what I'm working on! I may even be counting them a little low now that I think about it...we have 2 hour rehearsals and I usually just give myself 60 minutes for them as we do have some talking time, get water etc...Hmm. I should try and pay more attention next troupe night, maybe I'm shortchanging myself!
Ever have to stand up to a boss about something you KNOW is not right? That's what I did today. I work with seven bosses, LOL, doctors. One of them left me a note to do something that...doesn't sit right with me. It makes her look better...it's not a really big deal in terms of patient care...but it's not "right" you know? So....I documented why I was saying no and I said...no. Of course, that doc isn't IN today...so I have until tomorrow to worry about her reaction. I believe 110% that I am in the right...but that doesn't make it easy.
1. Stay in top 20 on the LC team
2. Continue modifying my food choices and intake.
3. Continue building my cardio stamina by doing cardio as much as possible, preferrably 5 x a week.
4. Not step on the scale till Jan 1 - no matter how much I want to peek!
5. Continue daily reflection by blogging here on my journey to health.
6. Continue to build the habit of drinking water.
7. Work all my hours...no going home early.
8. Do something FUN every day.
9. Make time to plan for what I want to happen dance-wise in 2008.
10. Continue to work on taking care of myself, physically and emotionally.
Mainly, continue to work on getting healthy REALISTICALLY. It won't be over tomorrow...it won't ever be over. So I can make the journey enjoyable or I can make it hard. I choose the former.
So....my partner says..."would you PLEASE write down some things you'd like to have for Christmas????"
I say..."oh I'm happy with whatever you get me!!"
she says "NO, I mean would you PLEASE do it? You never ask for anything, i want to know what you really WANT...even if it's wild and crazy out of our reach..."
I've sat here for 1.5 hours this a.m. trying to make a list. I've made myself anxious and agitated over it. I finally realized I feel guilty asking for anything over $20. I know it's ridiculous - but there you have it. I finally just quit trying. Maybe I should ask for a gift certificate for therapy for god sake.
Learning to take care of myself has been a huge hurdle. Learning to buy basic necessities for myself without feeling guilty was the first step...then it was not buying the cheapest thing I could find...actually spending a little money and having something NICE, you know? That was a HUGE struggle. THEN, not feeling so guilty about it I felt physically ill afterward...
But i've finally gotten to the point that the above doesn't push me over the edge. Apparentlly I'm not equipped to make lists to ask other people to get me stuff yet.
I was a single parent w/4 kids and no child support until recently - my family of origin turned their backs on me when i came out and I had literally no one but two friends that stuck by me....I survived and I provided for my kids - but apparently I did such a good job of blocking out taking care of me in favor of taking care of the kids that now I don't know how to stop!!
What a long road this journey can be...it's NOT just about the weight, that's for sure...how to take care of myself - THAT is the journey.
I will be busy putting up the tree and doing family stuff tomorrow, so I'm recapping my month today.
My proudest achievement? I stayed in the top 20 points-wise on the LC until like the 15th, got sick and fell out of the top 20 but yesterday, I was back on again! This signifys CONSISTENCY - something I lack in a big way. I run around like an ADD kid from one thing to the next and never stay on anything. This month, I stayed on spark consistently and that is a big deal to me.
I had some ups and downs - part of life. I made it through them, and I did not let them derail me for long. I made better connections with more sparkers and that can only lead to being more involved and accountable.
I don't think I have weight loss to show for it...I've banished my scales. I do know I am down at least half an inch on my hips and around an inch on my waist, that I have a LOT more stamina and I've been teased at least once that the seat of my pants are all baggy all of a sudden. I FEEL better, that is the biggest plus there is.
After feeling like I really made it through November, I can face December - the Month Of Candy - a little more confidently.


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Martha Cinader Mims
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A poet who performs with Jazz musicians.
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Born in New York City in 1962, I spent my early childhood in Montclaire, New Jersey with
my parents and growing family. My mother, Johanna, immigrated to America from Holland
when she married my father, Arthur, a Jewish business executive originally from the
Bronx. My brother John was killed in a car accident when he was six and I was three. That
was the worst thing that ever happened to our family. When I was seven, my family of
seven moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where we lived for the next seven years,
returning to the East Coast to live in New York City in 1975, when I was thirteen years old.
Attending the Spence School for girls by day, I graduated with honors when I was 17. I alternately sold clothes and served cookies during that time for spending money. By night and mostly without permission, I attended jazz concerts in the East and West Village. I learned about and heard many of the jazz legends, most of whom have since passed away. Hearing live music at the heights of achievement, and observing the mostly forsaken circumstances under which these geniuses lived out their lives, was the beginning of a life-long fascination with music, culture and society, and each of our places in it. I began writing poetry and keeping journals, which I now wish I still had. I threw them all away once, in a fit of self-hatred.
After an un-inspired summer semester at New York University, I left school and home, and began to attend what I called The School of Life. This involved moving down to East 3rd Street, and in with the alto player who would be my partner for the next eight years. I worked as a professional model for a little while, and went to Barry Harris' Master Class on Monday nights at the Jazz Cultural Center. I fiddled around on the piano and the flute and sang some songs, but never felt as comfortable as when I had a pen in my hand and words just flowed onto the paper. My first publication credit is an interview I did of my partner and took around to the publisher of The East Villager. We bought one way tickets to Amsterdam, Holland in 1984, and travelled around Europe for the next six years, following a sort of jazz circuit from Amsterdam to Valencia, to Paris, where our daughter Crystal was born. By the time we landed in Munich it finally became evident to me that these were not ideal circumstances for parenting or nurturing my own talents. I returned to the East Village with Crystal in 1990.
Soon after my return I started a little event called Sunday Afternoon Stories that I hosted at a little french restaurant in Soho called La Poeme. After awhile that became an open mic, with more poets showing up than storytellers. A train ride to the WBAI Radio Station with the intention of promoting my event on the air, turned into a ten year stint as a volunteer producer and on-air host. While there I wrote and produced several live radio dramas, and also interviewed many interesting authors and musicians. Even though I was mostly broke I got the chance to attend many cultural events as a reporter, which broadened my education in many ways. I also did some work for Steve Cannon at A Gathering of the Tribes, where I wrote some grants and was the associate editor for a couple issues of the magazine by the same name. My open mic series eventually became Listen & Be Heard Open Mic, a weekly event that moved from the University of the Streets to the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, and helped me to hone my skills over the next five years.
I wrote a collection of biographical stories entitled Dreamscape, Real Dreams Really Make a Difference, that was published by Tenth Avenue Editions. I was invited to perform them at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland. That marked the beginning of my collaboration with Sabine Worthmann, which formed the basis for the group I called Po'azz Yo'azz. We performed at arts festivals in the US, UK and Europe and recorded a CD together. Remixes from my cd have also been released as dance music. The one I still hear about from fans today is Living It! I also started out as a web publisher with PlanetAUTHORity.com, and learned web production on my seat at my day job with Grey Advertising in their new Web department. Some of my poetry and stories are published by Writers and Readers, in a volume entitled When the Body Calls. After workshopping about 53 episodes of Mission of Love during the open mic, I reworked it as a two act tele-video play in iambic pentameter, and produced it at Club Vinyl. That's when I became pregnant with Ben, an event which motivated me to leave New York City and move to Vallejo, CA.
Soon after moving to Vallejo I started up Listen & Be Heard Open Mic again, at Rafael's, as a way to meet new people. I did in fact meet my future husband there, Tony Mims, a poet also. He inspired me to start Listen & Be Heard Weekly, a print newspaper we published together for three years. We went from 100 copies to 6,000, and distributed around Solano County and the Bay Area. That publication continues today, in its fifth year, with a more worldly focus at listenandbeheard.net. You will find my weekly Letter from the Editor there, and some of my latest poetry. My husband and I also opened Listen & Be Heard Poetry Cafe together in downtown Vallejo where we were the hub for culture, live music and poetry for three years. We have two more sons together, John and Lewis.
Life has indeed schooled me. I have never stopped studying or quit my quest for knowledge, and continue to write daily. I still love the spoken word as much as the written word and love to improvise as much as to get every word and syllable just right.


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211 Oak St,
Northfield, MN, 55057-0550
Northfield, MN, 55057-0550
Tel: (507)645-8866
Laura Baker School provides education to students with developmental disabilities (nonresidential as well as residential) in a nurturing and private setting.
The regular school program runs from September through June.
Students from age 5 to 22 receive individualized training in basic academics and skill development for daily living, community access and future vocational opportunities.
A summer school program runs from June through August, allowing students to maintain their learning while concentrating on leisure and social skills.
School Overview
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|National Association of Private Special Education Centers
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 12
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|Developmentally Disabled
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|2 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 15%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|1 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
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|Admissions Director
|Jane Fenton
|Admissions Associate
|Jan McCorkell
School Notes:
- LAURA BAKER SCHOOL OFFERS: Strong Academics, Personal & vocational training, Individual educational plans reviewed every six months, a psychological evaluation every three years, assistance with vocational placement upon graduation.
- Educational Services ACADEMICS: Reading, spelling, vocabulary, math, art, physical education, individualized curriculum. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Daily living skills, personal care, community access, vocational training. ENRICHMENT: Field trips, shopping, leisure activities. Additional services such as health monitoring, behavior management or psychological assessments are available if needed. Fees are negotiated based on services requested.
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Chapter 2 considers alternative conceptual foundations for the CPI, specifically COGI and COLI approaches. The chapter steps through the key attributes (many of which are taken up in greater detail later in the report) that define price and cost-of-living indexes and examines the relative strengths, weaknesses, limitations, and implications associated with each of these approaches.
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At some point you cease to be provocative and just look like an insensitive jerk. Really, it's not all about her or her art.
No. It was all just talk and tweets.
Mixed feelings: I'm curious, but wary because the Beijing opening was so amazing. And I heard this morning that the theme Friday is Shakespeare's "Tempest" --which has me a little dubious.
Now, I told you, we weren't going to play any guessing games. But thanks for planting that image in my head.
Now, for a second, can we just discuss the weirdness of this reported bit of pillow talk? Man turns to a woman in bed and says, "How do we get a stimulus deal?" And she replies by talking about the actual American Recovery and Reinvestment Act? Man, these people were made for each other.
Yes, sigh. That's him. I think the same thing every time I hear his voiceovers on the La Quinta hotel commercials now.
More props for not making it about him.
The biggest news is when it's not news -- but we're still waiting for the first woman (U.S.) president.
Wow, I did not know about this, but a few seconds of research indicates that not only is there such a thing as a Turner Classic Movie cruise, and not only was Borgnine a regular on it, but that he used to introduce screenings of "The Poseidon Adventure" on it. (Or so I've read.) Today I will mourn a lost opportunity just a little, because that is possibly the only thing that could have compelled me to go on a cruise.
So I hear.
So does this mean that Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattison really were a real couple? I've been so confused about that over the years.
I'll also say that it's a very rare infidelity story where the publication has photos, or so they say, to back it up. Pretty remarkable. But maybe it's just another storyline for the fauxmance.
You know, I usually go in to clean up your typos, but this one cracked me up too much.
Ah, see, that's interesting. I assume, based largely on memory of the olden days, that the Washington 20-somethings in politics are the ones who are too self-serious to cross party lines socially, but that the ones in their 30s and 40s are more likely to be, hey, whatever. Anyway, I definitely think it's a good thing.
Unclear. He's a charming personality -- I assume he'll try for an on-air sports broadcasting job that doesn't involve sleeping with the office intern.
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What are you guys doing - taking the cutest dog you can find and photoshopping it into photos with baby animals. This is just too precious to not be fake!
You'd have to ask the AP about that -- or perhaps this so-called "zoo near the Black Sea," which I can only assume is really a cute-animal-photos content farm that supports itself from YouTube ads.
I assume he's getting bored of this thing. Few directors stay with a long-running film franchise for many movies.
I'm prepared to give her props for keeping in shape, even if I'm not a fan of the hot pants. But waving around a fake gun two days after a mass shooting -- in a country that had its' own mass school shooting a few years back --smacks of desperation. Sad.
Hmmm. I guess Charrisse Jordan, Esther Coopersmith, Catherine Reynolds, Heather Podesta, and Chris Cooley's wife. Cameo appearances by Marlena Cooke and Dominic Strauss-Kahn's wife. What would make it so great is that none of them would ever do it.
Nah---she clearly doesn't need publicity. This was probably just a drunken hookup that went public because movie sets aren't all that private. And no --Julia Roberts was in the other Snow White movie that tanked.
Not in person. Awwwwww.
And yes, before we forget, congratulations to newly married Kim Jong Eun!
What do you think? She's kind of out of his league, don't you think? Though I suppose he does have the ability to guarantee her family doesn't starve in prison camps, and that kind of power is such an aphrodisiac.
I'm the one who can explain to you what dimension of cousin -- first, second, third, once removed, whatever -- someone else is to you.
I think we would have heard from the women by now.
She waved guns around on stage during her recent UK concerts.
I'm prepared to believe that two relative unknowns who worked together and became massively famous had a romance, and also that they are young enough to make some of the classic young love mistakes.
Marlena? Never.
Of the primary stars of the show, yes.
It's clearly struggling and I think producers have another year ---maybe two--to reinvent or it is gone. I miss Simon, but haven't bothered watching the X Factor. Don't care about Mariah one way or the other. But what do I know, really?
Hey, he actually married the new one, so that's something. But yes, I will not fault anyone who doesn't send a card.
I was about to ask you the same thing.
No. They're BOTH publicity hounds.
I think that, indeed, they've all been holed up in Four Seasons suites or very very exclusive gatherings. We did finally get a decent Stone sighting, which we'll post soon.
Did you ever actually see anyone walking around with those signs, or just in old New Yorker cartoons?
And they got rewarded with talk shows and lucrative speaking gigs, it was such a rare thing.
A show that debuted nearly 40 years ago, with a cast that was then all middle-aged . . . just the arrow of time.
Love? Maybe not. Hookups? Much lower bar.
Of course, I can't vouch for any of this, but sure, sounds good to me.
It means...nothing. Bo is all grown up and therefore no puppy-cute photo ops. And since the Obamas aren't going on a family vacation this year, no pool shots of Bo running to the steps of Air Force One.
No, they got rewarded because they are obnoxious media whores. After reading your column on the bi-partisan hookup, I was actually thinking of an article that you guys ran a few years ago about how Matalin is the very definition of "falling up". She fails repeatedly at almost everything, and manages to move to greater heights each time.
You say "obnoxious media whores" like it's a bad thing. And I think it was Slate that made that diagnosis.
You might find this kind of interesting It isn't until your half-fourth cousins typically do not exhibit greater genetic similarity with one another than with any other individual from the same population. Also trivia note (maybe creator and writer Julian Fellowes was aware of genetic tidbit), the characters Lady Mary Crawley and Matthew Crawley on "Downton Abbey" are... wait for it... half-fourth cousins.
Oh, it always comes back to "Downton Abbey" for you people, doesn't it?
A lot of actors do play older than they are. I think you'd be surprised to see how young a lot of sitcom parents really are. That's what was so hilarious about "The O.C.," of course -- a lot more 36-year-old-mothers-of-teenagers than you see in your typical affluent community. What I really appreciate about the reboot of "Dallas" (who else is watching?) is that it's so bracingly unusual to see someone as old as Larry Hagman (80, and looks it) on TV. Same for Ken Kercheval.
Aw. That's sweet.
Yeah, she's on that other singing show. Not The Voice, but the other other one. I'm an Idol loyalist, so don't really have any insight for you.
From what I read, it wasn't a secret in her private circle, just not a big public disclosure. I'm torn: I can understand her not wanting her private life to color her professional work and accomplishments. But I also know that she would have been -- like Billy Jean King -- a powerful voice for equality. I guess I see it as a missed opportunity to weigh in on an important cultural issue.
Fascinating, isn't it? All her fame and audience went 'poof' after leaving her daily show. I'm baffled how such a smart team of people were unable to transfer that attention to her cable network -- and makes me wonder if, despite all our worship of cable shows, it's still a far more limited audience than the networks.
TV is afraid of showing truly middle-aged people. Or even elderly people. One of the jarring things for me about "Political Animals" was seeing Sigourney Weaver's mother played by barely-17-years-older Ellen Burstyn.
I mean, as opposed to taking up with one of the new shows. I tried The Voice, and I tried X-Factor, and wasn't drawn in.
That's a good question. Let's work this out. Your brother-from-another-mother, he's your half-brother, right? So his kids would be half-cousins to your kids. And their kids would be half-second cousins, and their kids would be half-third cousins, and so on.
NBC is hardly alone here. Why can't anyone come up with a new superhero, or a new supernatural monster?
That is correct.
Ha. They had something like that at the Kennedy Center; I don't think it's set to be televised but I could be wrong.
That was her choice, but some might argue that she would have been a powerful advocate in the gay rights battles of the past two decades.
Pulitzer winning dance critic Sarah Kaufman is a fan of SYTYCD.
Oh, you know. Think it through. All those period dramas that involve a horse-drawn coach pulling up to a manor house, and what kind of sound does it make?
Which is why everyone's always amazed to learn that Angela Lansbury is still alive. She's only 86, but she started playing 60 years old about 50 years ago.
Oh, cut it out.
Oh. Huh. Well, there you go.
Yes, thanks.
Are you talking about this story? Just now breaking, haven't read it yet: Curl-Burke founder Rick Curl faces hearing on former swimmer's account of underage sexual relationship in 1980s
I agree. She had every right to decide how much of her private life to make public, and for what reasons. No reporters went public with her sexual orientation before her death. But -- because I was asked my opinion -- I believe precisely because she was so respected that she could have had a powerful impact on an important social issue in our country.
All true.
Chatter, I believe, was referring to Angela Lansbury's earlier role in " The Manchurian Candidate."
Fair point. But every fight need leaders to articulate the cause.
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I would definitely classify the building as "old world", it's over 100 yrs old (new by Munich standards) very VERY Gothic and a marvelous piece of architecture. Itt was finished 1908 but was started around 1890.... It's truly massive. Of course parts had to be rebuild to scale after WWII. The restaurant is in the basement.


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Mar 14, 2013thought this series to be very weak, having read the book aswell. i put the responsibility on folletts inability to write realistic 3 dimensional characters.the good elements from the book, the dark potrayal of a hard time period is not conveyed to the screen. for example the whole cast look like they just had a hot shower and a good meal. if i go camping for just one night i look like rubbish compared to any one of these characters. to me the novel was quite average, but the tv series went a couple of steps in the wrong direction. either lose any attempt at medievel realism and make it a fantasy. or lose folletts childish characters and replace them with interesting downtrodden morally ambiguous people that reflect the setting… Expand
Nov 24, 2012I never read the book but this mini-series brought me much, very much knowledge on the building of a cathedral, I think it was very well done and the last scene was just breathtaking I clearly adore this mini-series and I recommend anyone to watch it
Apr 29, 2011If this film didn't contain so much violence, sex and violent sex, it would be absolutely hilarious. The story is contrived and overwrought, the acting laughably melodramatic and the characters universally unlikeable. Rufus Sewell and Matthew McFadyen turn in admirably understated performances, but they can't redeem a story so convoluted and anachronistic it's virtually comic; ecclesiastical Days of Our Lives, or Muppets do Medieval. McFadyen's accent is inconsistent and, as far as I can tell, totally made up (is it Welsh? Is it Midlands? It's both, and more!). Eddie Redmayne is an odd-looking Jack Builder (pretty weedy for a stonemason) with an affected working class accent that really begins to grate after the first 3 hours. His mother, a witch who distributes curses pretty liberally, somehow comes off as a gutsy heroine with an exotic foreign accent. We're supposed to adore Aliena, and to understand why everybody else adores Aliena, but she's an unrealistic and crabby female character, unsustainable over the painfully extended 6 part story. With a bad temper and cheekbones that could cut glass, there's little warmth to her character. She also miraculously gives birth within about 3 minutes after the cathedral roof collapses on her, which is almost as unlikely as using a jerry-built wall manned with peasants, monks and witches to a repel an invading army. If the producers are to be believed, people in the Middle Ages generally were overly dramatic, seriously perverse, depraved, violent and sex-mad, prone to randomly slaying, strangling, impregnating and embezzling one another. This epic is saturated with rape and blood-shed, with insinuated incest for good measure. While "loving" relationships are contrasted with unloving, it's all very lusty and rather disgusting.
Ultimately I think we're expected to sympathise in this film, but I don't. Prior Philip is presumably one of the good guys (while Bigod is plainly bad) but he's still superstitious, a peddlar of relics and of an archaic and oppressive form of religion. The church at this time was corrupt, manipulative and exploitative. Prior Philip was complicit in this, offering absolution in exchange for manual labour. It's impossible to view the weeping virgin or Saint Adolphus's skull with anything other than derision: they're tricks of the trade, smoke and mirrors, justified because they're perceived as miracles, and therefore edifying. The film ends with a sweeping shot of a modern-day cathedral, but it isn't terribly effective. Are we marvelling at the building itself? The enduring (albeit waning) influence of the church? The crucial social infrastructure of the Church of England? I gather that's what Ken Follett was aiming for in the book, and it's a worthy topic, but surely the church is (in theory) a monument to God, the one character who doesn't get a look-in in this bloody, brawly, sexy, embarrassing epic.… Expand
Jan 9, 2011Very faithful to the book, this miniseries succeeds in every way. The acting is as good as it gets and the scenery is beautiful. Very good job! I'm eagerly awaiting the miniseries for a World Without End!
Nov 3, 2010Horrible horrible horrible!! Loved loved loved the book. This movie is absolutely nothing like the book. They edit out the best parts of the book, and add a bunch of crap to it. These people should be ashamed for making such a pile of crap. I bet they never even read the book
Aug 16, 2010I have watched 4 episodes so far of the series, and I found it quite enjoyable and interesting. Also another reminder of the power of the church in these days. They not only influenced peoples souls but also mingled in the affairs of the country. I thought the actors are playing their parts very well.
Aug 16, 2010Starz's new historical fiction mini-series, The Pillars of the Earth, about medieval England sets the desires of good men and women against the desires of bad ones.
The characters constantly struggle with the question of when it is better to acquiesce or stake their life on things that they want the most.
They are forced to pick their battles wisely as each fight could mean the death of their life and legacy. For some that legacy is the thrown of England. For others it is building a masterpiece cathedral.
The internal and external nature of these struggles add a certain amount of grandeur to the show's scope of storytelling and accentuates the central historical conflicts of the time.
Pillars starts as King Henry I loses his only legitimate son, and heir to the thrown, to a shipwreck. Without an heir, those around him start angling to fill the power vacuum that would be created if the King should die.
Battle lines are drawn between the King's daughter, the young Princess Maude, and his nephew Stephen. When King Henry meets his end, Stephen is handed the crown with the backing of the church.
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Aug 16, 2010Plodding and just rubbish, has some very odd editing, McShane in a bizarre performance and Matthew (Spooks) McFaden (?) has an accent that defies logic and geography in equal measure. Gave up during Episode Two and thought well...hope the Cathedral gets built and who cares
The abundance of material plays out naturally, in a nicely arranged script by John Pielmeier that leans heavily on the R-rated soap side of things. You'll probably get lost in the high melodrama while watching this massive chess game, where the pawns are as prominent as the bishops, the king, and the queen.
The Pillars of the Earth, a six-part, eight-hour miniseries debuting Friday with a two-hour punch, delivers enough surprises to enthrall any thriller buff.
Ken Follett's 1989 historical novel had a resurgence in popularity as a 2007 Book Club selection, and should finally achieve world domination with this adaptation. Who knew the Middle Ages were so soap-operatically . . . dark?


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A best-selling author's newest novel is literally driving readers insane. When the author inexplicably vanishes a special investigator hired to track him down crosses the barrier between fact and fiction and enters a terrifying world from which there is no escape. Directed by horror legend John Carpenter (Vampires).Running Time: 95 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE/THRILLERS UPC: 794043490729
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Starring: David Warner, Peter Jason, Sam Neill, Jürgen Prochnow, Kevin Rushton, Gene Mack, Hayden Christensen, Frances Bay, Chuck Campbell, Bernie Casey, Charlton Heston, Wilhelm von Homburg, Garry Robbins, Paul Brogren, Julie Carmen, John Glover, Conrad Bergschneider, Marvin Scott, Katherine Ashby, Ben Gilbert, Dennis O'Connor, Sharon Dyer, Sean Ryan, Lance Paton, Jacelyn Holmes, Sean Roberge, Robert Lewis Bush, Louise Beaven, Cliff Woolner, Deborah Theaker
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