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Dogs ,even on leashes, aren't under control. Nice walking area but owners of BIG dogs seem to lack necessary control. We have been met with barking,growling and aggressive dogs and won't walk there with or without our pets.
Walked with friends at this park. The trails were very clean and laid out in a way so as to not get lost, yet still provides a wooded/natural environment. There is a pond with ducks and pretty views. It can be rather buggy, so bring your bug spray. Trails are mostly shaded. Within the park is playground (swings) equipment that...
Hopefully people will keep this park CLEAN & SAFE! Wonderful place to relax and plenty of place for kids to play safely. Have noticed recently and unfortunately that people are not picking up after themselves or dogs. Need a couple of organized clean up days-need to spruce up and re-paint hazards in the walking areas.
I go there with my two kids - toddler and baby. So, the most important point is playground. It has a lot of slides, swings, climbing and running equipment. It has two playground parts (for elder and smaller kids). It's in SHADE - the best point in summer.
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My husband and I had a great walk around the lake under the shade of big trees. It is clean and full of nature. Most hikers seemed friendly. We had a nice day on that park. We don't have to pay any fee.
Enjoyed the playground and a great hike around the lake. My grandson walked most of the way, so it wasn't a serious trek, but a nice stroll. He fed some ducks, ran back and forth across the bridge and said hello to everyone we met. Lots of bikers, hikers and walkers. Really nice place to spend a day.
The park includes a few sports fields, but the real gem is a pond with an about 1.2 miles trail around it. A nice and peaceful place, mostly in shade of the trees. It's perfect for running or a walk - a lot of nature, water, trees, birds. And a relatively short length makes it very manageable. No fees.
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NH parents, school officials react to Connecticut shooting
MANCHESTER - Meghan Wilson couldn't get to Weston Elementary School quickly enough Friday afternoon.
As news about the Newtown, Conn., school shooting came over the car radio - the number of dead climbing with each update - every traffic light meant another delay until she could hug her daughter.
"The whole way here, I was starting to cry," said Wilson, while waiting for her daughter Caylin, 5, a kindergarten student at Weston. "I couldn't get here fast enough, to pick her up and hug her. It's just devastating, heart-breaking. Having a daughter in school, it just really hits home. I would never ... I would never think something like that could happen when you take your kid to school. Who would do that? Who could do that - to kids?"
Parents and school administrators across the city and state shared Wilson's reactions of shock and sadness Friday afternoon, as details emerged of the shootings at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., that left 27 people dead, including 20 school children. The body of the shooter, identified as Adam Lanza, was found by Connecticut State Police inside the school.
"I just saw it really quick on my way to pick up my nephew here," said Kaitlin Sloper of Merrimack, whose nephew, Deven, 6, attends Weston. "I just started crying as soon as I heard it. I can't even imagine what those parents are going through, two weeks before Christmas. It's just terrible."
Local school administrators were shocked when they heard news of the shootings.
"My gut reaction was I was absolutely sick to my stomach, that something like that could happen in a school that's a lot like this one," said Richard Norton, principal of the Green Acres Elementary School on Aurore Avenue in Manchester. "I was watching the coverage and thinking, 'God willing, this will never happen at a school under my watch.' My heart goes out to everyone involved, that whole community. It's an unthinkable tragedy."
"You watch the coverage, and you start thinking about the kids and the staff, what they were going through," said Lizabeth MacDonald, principal of Weston Elementary. "I can't imagine it. You want kids to feel safe and secure when they are here."
"There's no real way to console parents when a tragedy like this occurs," said Michael O'Neil, head of school for the Mill Falls Charter School, the state's first public Montessori school. "We are all aware, in a school setting, that safety is the number one priority we provide. All our staff has training in dealing with emergency situations, though you never think it will be something like this. Parents trust us every time they place their children in our care. We take safety very seriously."
Mill Falls Charter School, which serves students in grades K-3, operates out of the Union Leader Corp. building in Manchester.
Gov. John Lynch issued a statement Friday regarding the shootings, saying, "Today's shooting in Connecticut, taking so many innocent lives, is a horrible tragedy. On behalf of the people of New Hampshire, our thoughts and prayers go out to those who have been wounded or killed, and to their loved ones."
There have been at least six incidents that led to the lockdowns of public schools in New Hampshire this year, including one last week in Goffstown. Police cruisers were dispatched to each school in Goffstown Friday during dismissal time.
"We want them to know we know what's going on," said Police Capt. Robert Browne, "and we want the kids to feel as safe as possible."
Browne said events such as those that unfolded in Connecticut underscore the need to keep students safe at all costs. Last week's lockdown of Maple Avenue Elementary School, prompted by a suicidal individual living in an apartment abutting school grounds, was an example of a good emergency plan in action, he said.
"You never, ever want to take less action than you should have," Browne said. "You always want to err on the side of caution."
Browne said because they are consistently practiced by students, lockdown exercises are easy to manage.
"If something goes wrong, those are the best practices to be sure the most lives will be saved," he said. "But those are unfortunate lessons that are learned from too many tragic school events."
Fifteen months ago the Greater Londonderry YMCA was placed on lockdown after a staffer spotted what appeared to be a man carrying a gun near the children's day camp. Around 150 children were locked inside the facility twice in the span of one week in August 2011, after witnesses saw the unidentified gunman, dressed in full camouflage, in the nearby woods. State and local police searched the area, but the man was never found.
Lisa Fitzgerald, branch director of the local YMCA, said Friday's incident in Connecticut brought back bad memories.
"I think it's important to have such precautions in place every hour, every day," Fitzgerald said. "Because you just never know."
Some administrators were already thinking about having counselors on hand to talk with students about the shootings, when they return to class on Monday.
"Given the timing of this, I think students will talk about it with their families over the weekend," said Norton. "But if they need to talk about it, we'll be there for them. We want them to feel safe."
"We will have staff available on Monday morning, should any students be upset over the incident and need adult support," said Scott Thompson, principal of Griffin Memorial Elementary School in Litchfield.
"We have a support staff, and they will be ready to deal with any grief issues we may see on Monday," said O'Neil. "They have every right to be concerned about their safety as children, and their parents as well. We need to be ready to assure them that this school, their school, is a safe place."
Parents outside Weston Elementary after school let out were more vocal.
"It was really hard to swallow when I first heard about it," said Jeff Thornton of Manchester, waiting to pick up his son, Owen, 5, a Weston kindergartener. "I read something about it online, and heard some more details in the car coming here. It's frightening when you are picking your child up from school and thinking about that situation, what those parents are going through. You send them here thinking this is the safest place in the world, your local neighborhood school. I was sitting in the truck listening to this, thinking, 'Is home schooling the route everyone should be taking?'"
As a crossing guard stationed on Hanover Street, Kathy Nault of Goffstown is charged with keeping students safe every school day. She was stunned by the news of the shootings.
"I have to say, I was sick to my stomach," she said. "A lot of parents send their kids off to school in the morning, thinking it's a safe place, and then they head out to work thinking they'll see them at the end of the day. Those parents won't. I can't even begin to think what they are going through. It's hard to put into words - I don't have them to describe the disgust. These days you have to treasure every minute you have with someone, and always look over your shoulder."
"I don't know how someone could just do that ... go into a school and start shooting kids, little kids," said Wilson. "An elementary school. At Christmas. It's just awful."
New Hampshire Union Leader correspondents April Guilmet, John Quinn, Meghan Pierce and Kathy Remillard contributed to this report.
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Cyber-criminals increasingly look to attack smartphones
TORONTO -- Some cyber-criminals who disseminate viruses and malware in attempts to hijack computers are beginning to shift their focus.
Your smartphone may be their next target.
PC users have learned to be constantly vigilant to the threat of viruses, which attack relentlessly, slow down computers and potentially put valuable personal information at risk.
Windows computers will continue to be targeted going forward but cyber thieves are casting a wider net in the hunt for digital prey.
This past year, hundreds of thousands of Apple computers -- which had long been thought to be immune to viruses -- were hit with the so-called Flashback or Fakeflash malware. Apple machines had been free from attack for so long that the computer giant brazenly stated on its website that "it doesn't get PC viruses." You won't find that claim online anymore. Now Apple only says its computers are "built to be safe."
It's unclear how much Apple computers will continue to be targeted in the near future, but experts say 2013 may be the year that smartphones come under heavier attack.
A few months ago, the Federal Bureau of Investigation issued a warning to U.S. citizens about growing smartphone threats, named Loozfon and FinFisher, on Android devices.
The FBI was alerted to mobile websites that claimed to offer work-at-home job opportunities. A link on the fraudulent websites triggered an attempt to download Loozfon on an Android phone, which steals data from a user's address book.
FinFisher is a far more sophisticated threat, which can essentially take over a phone, allowing it to be controlled and monitored remotely. Hackers can capture images of what is displayed on the phone's screen, record what users type in, and listen to phone calls. The program, which was originally designed for government and law enforcement agencies before being co-opted by nefarious groups, can be run on Android devices as well as iPhones, BlackBerrys, Windows and Symbian phones.
The good news is that hackers have yet to begin aggressively targeting average consumers in North America, said Seth Hardy of the Citizen Lab, a research group based out of the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto.
"The risk is still pretty low but that doesn't mean it's always going to be that way, it's just still a relatively new space," Hardy said.
"The moment people start to figure out how to take advantage of it for money is when we'll see a lot more of it targeting the average user."
The Android platform -- which happens to the most popular globally -- is the most under attack. According to a recent report by security firm F-Secure, more than 51,000 different threats targeting Android devices were discovered during the third quarter of the year.
One major problem has been the ability of scammers to sneak malicious apps into Google's official marketplace. Google launched a feature called Bouncer earlier this year to address the issue and claims it reduced "potentially malicious downloads" by 40 per cent -- which suggests viruses can still sneak through without detection.
AVG, the maker of free and premium anti-virus software, has had a mobile product for a couple of years already.
"We're now starting to see some significant threats and an increase in threats on (Android)," says AVG spokesman Tony Anscombe, who noted the company also has mobile apps for iPhones and Windows phones.
Avast!, Lookout and Sophos also have free mobile security apps.
Anscombe said there are several ways a hacker can exploit a victim once getting into their phone.
"If you think about the traditional methods of scamming somebody, using phishing or viruses on a PC platform, I can start stealing your identity, I can start building a profile on you and then potentially take your details and maybe auction your identity off -- and depending on what information it has in it, it might fetch up to $20 for another cyber criminal," he explained, adding that hackers are now hijacking phones and sending text messages or making calls that incur massive charges.
"If I can get the right access on your mobile device ... I can monetize directly. It's a much easier way for someone to make money out of the bad stuff they do."
Users who decide to seek out pirated content through unofficial app stores face a more significant risk of picking up a mobile bug.
"Angry Birds was taken off the legitimate store, modified and then listed in third-party app stores. It gave the app additional privileges (so hackers) could send SMS messages," Anscombe said.
"But the user doesn't necessarily look at the privileges when they install an app. Especially with the younger generation, they'll start emailing (their friends bragging), 'Hey, I can get this for free."'
Hardy said looking into a mobile anti-virus app isn't a bad idea but users should never let their guard down.
"Having anti-virus as part of a layered solution is always a good thing, but believing that any one security measure is going to completely protect you is generally incorrect and might lead you to more risky behaviour."
-- The Canadian Press
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Did I make a faux pas?
- PuniceaRana Mar 30, 2014 03:15 PM
I don't quite know whom to ask regarding this situation. I was in charge of a large gathering/celebration in my community. As the attendees of the celebration were a mixed group, some kept kosher, some not, some Orthodox, some conservative, some reform, and others who were not Jewish. The event was held at a local community center and we had it catered by the best kosher caterer in the county. (who prepared the food in their place, we did not use the kitchen at the community center at all.) I personally drove over a half hour each way to pick up the huge cake from the best kosher bakery around. In case there were any questions I made sure to photograph the kosher certificates at the bakery as well as the caterers establishment. I even had the assistance/advice of the local Rabbi to ensure every base was covered.
The event was last night (began after shabbos) Most every one raved about everything, the location, the food, the decor, etc. Everyone except one man, who complained rather loudly that there was nothing he could eat, as it "was not kosher enough" The Rabbi who advised me quickly went to the gentleman, and told him everything was ok, and kosher, and got from me copies of all of the certifications to show the gentleman. The man took one look at the certifications and said that since the certificate was signed by a Rabbi who was from a conservative yeshiva, it was not "kosher enough" Mind you, there were many other attendees who are Orthodox, including one Rabbi, who all ate and said everything was wonderful and approved it all as kosher and fine. (I had asked the Orthodox Rabbi about the certificates and for both the caterer and bakery, and HE said they were "fine, good" before I hired them for the event.)
I really thought I had my bases covered, and wanted to make sure as the host, that since the event would have a mixture of attendees, I would not be offending anyone, and would be providing not only a wonderful evening/celebration, but cater to all the various food requirements. (some attendees had food allergies as well as dietary requirements, and some were vegetarian as well as kosher)
So, did I commit a faux pas, or is it as one close friend who was helping me with the event say, "some people just want to complain, and will create a reason to complain just to get attention"?
I'm sorry if this was upsetting but there is a clear policy on this board not to comment on the acceptability/quality of kosher supervision as it quickly goes off topic and may become negative. The fact of a single complaint at your event illustrates the problems that comments on this topic might raise. I hope that in any event you enjoyed the event and received many compliments for your hard work!
re: iris
Firstly, a huge thank you to all who responded, I am forever grateful for all that took to time to respond and assist.
I am sorry that I may not have been as clear as I could have been. I was very worn out from planning and hosting the celebration, I am afraid my brain was mush as I wrote. I want to be clear, I was not asking for anyone to critique the behavior of the guest, nor to ask if the event was, for lack of a better/easier was to explain it, "kosher enough" I came to ask if I had missed something, or did something wrong. We were also dealing with a language barrier, as the gentleman with the issue was not fluent in English, and I am not fluent in the Russian dialect that is his native tongue. To quote him he was saying the food was "not right kosher" The Rabbi who was assisting with the man was trying his best to act as an interpreter, from what I could tell they were speaking a mixture of Russian and Hebrew.
As circumstances are presently, I am in the position of being the hostess for several upcoming events and celebrations, at which many of the attendees of the event I was speaking about will also be invited. Our extended family and community include pretty much all of the diversity present within the Jewish community. Represented are reform, conservative and Orthodox as well as a local Rabbinical College - a Chabad Lubavitch Chasidic Yeshiva. (not to forget dear friends, neighbors and friends of other faiths) My desire is to host events where all invitees will be comfortable and feel welcomed, and I was looking for input to assist me in making sure I accomplish my goals. While I am well familiar with keeping a kosher home, what I grew up with was neither Orthodox nor Chasidic, though through extended family and school/social contexts I did have some exposure to those. I want to ensure that future events meet all the needs/expectations specific to all who attend, no matter the affiliation.
re: PuniceaRana
At least you are dealing with a religion with a basic set of rules You could be dealing with a crowd of vegetarians.
re: PuniceaRana
If you are in Morris County, NJ I can personally attest that kashrut there can be confusing. I was once at an event there at which I was supposed to receive a kosher meal and I did not. A non-kosher caterer was supposed to subcontract from a kosher caterer to get some packaged kosher meals for those in attendance that kept kosher and instead they made the "kosher meals" themself. Sounds like in your case your guest was simply confused.
I can't comment as to whether or not it was "kosher enough," but I'm in the camp that says some people will always find something to complain about.
Given your efforts and the fact that everyone else seemed to enjoy the meal? I'd say you did an awesome job -- mazeltov on a wonderful event!!
If the local Rav approved of the kashrus of the event it would be disrespectful to publicly complain (even if one personally disagrees).
I keep certain hiddurim in kashrus, and I might inquire about specifics of the kashrus, but even if I ended up in a position where there wasn't anything I could eat there, I would just smile and enjoy the simcha without eating. The same would apply if I didn't want to eat the food for some other reason. If I just didn't like the flavor or cuisine would it be appropriate to Kvetch? I don't think so.
You asked the local Orthodox rabbi beforehand. He approved of everything you did. That's all you could have done. There is always going to be someone finding something to complain about.
There's always one who will complain.
It sounds like you did right, since everyone else was eating and enjoying, and you had the rabbi's approval for all the food that was served
If that person was so worried about the Kashrus, than they could have checked it out before attending the function
One out of how many??
Count your blessings.
One group I am a member of has a solution for this type of behavior. Inform the complainor that they are responsible for the next gathering. Period. End of discussion. Let them enjoy the responsibility.
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I'm curious too. It makes me wonder whether the description is completely accurate.
re: Beaconstreet
Not chalav yisrael
Not glatt
Not yashan
Not mahadrein
Not badatz
Not closed on shabbat
They could all be translated to "not kosher enough" by the OP. And "Conservative rabbi" is oftentimes used to describe an Orthodox rabbi who is "not reliable". None of this really matters in this case. All people are going to be able to do is put their own view on what "kosher enough" means and say whether they agree with the one guy or not.
What matters is the OP made the best effort she could and asked the local Rabbi, there was one guy who decided that wasn't good enough and was rude about it. The only faux pas in this situation is the guy who was rude.
re: avitrek
Fascinating that the original post about narrow minded ness is responded to by posters suggesting that only their particular Orthodox values or rabbis are valid. Why promote your own narrow view at the expense of spoiling everyone's camaraderie on this board?
re: iris
There was another similar thread recently, where someone retold their view of a dinner party, presented the discussion in a way that specifically highlighted the reasonableness of that person's actions, and then openly asked if they did something wrong.
The natural reaction I had in both cases was -- based on the way we were given the facts, how could we think anything other than the idea that the OP was completely right and the offending party was a complete loser. But maybe the facts we were given didn't tell the whole story.
If the OP really wanted to know if this person's views were justified, then we could probably get some more facts and leverage the community here to learn more about how particular people may view this subject.
If the point is just to grow camaraderie and make the OP feel better, then this thread did just that. But that's no reason to take offense at someone who might challenge the presentation of the original facts.
You did nothing, nothing, nothing wrong. There are so many levels of kashrus, even among the Orthodox that, unless you know the greatest stringency observed by the most stringent guest and are willing to use that as a baseline, you will never be able to please everybody.
Having said that, the complainer was incredibly rude. I have been to events (with pretty high level orthodox certification) where it was not up to the level of some of the guests. They went to the caterer privately and asked for something like a fruit plate, which was acceptable. When it was brought to the table, they simply "explained" that they were on a strict diet.
It really is the nicer way to behave.
Different people accept different kashruth certifications, and if you are serving a diverse group, you can't expect to cover everybody's bases.
In many kosher supermarkets, you'll find meat refrigerators separated by different types of kashruth certifications. Same cuts of meat, just each one prepared under the supervision of a different community. All of them are kosher, and in fact, glatt kosher; each customer chooses the type of certification on which they rely.
As to your future events, I think you will run yourself ragged if you try to figure out, for each one, which certification is going to be universally acceptable to everyone, only to learn in the end that there is no such thing. My recommendation would be to pick a certification and stick with it; maybe mention on the invitation that the food will be prepared under the supervision of Rabbi xxxxx of XXXX Congregation, or put a sign out at the event. Those with questions can address the supervising rabbi, and those who don't wish to rely on that particular certification will know to refrain from eating.
It was very rude for that one guest to offend you with his comment; if his needs are so particular, he would also know that he should inquire in advance whether the kashruth supervision is acceptable to him.


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Asad Amanat Ali Khan (September 25, 1955 – April 8, 2007) was a popular classical, semi-classical and ghazal singer from Pakistan. Hailing from famous Patiala Gharana[1], Asad was son of famous musician Ustad Amanat Ali Khan. Asad Amanat Ali Khan died relatively young of heart attack on April 8, 2007 in London.
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FLORENCE - An off-duty Arizona Department of Public Safety officer was arrested at a bar at Country Thunder.
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Tucson band Run Boy Run thrills at Country Thunder
Jerry McElhaney spins his daughters Piper, 23, left, and Lisa, 24, as Greg Bates plays for the crowd at the Country Thunder music festival in Florence. Thousands of music fans camped out for the weekend festival, which runs through Sunday.
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Tucson band Run Boy Run thrills at Country Thunder
Two-stepping, dipping and twirls broke out almost like a mosh pit with a country twist Friday during the Country Thunder music festival in Florence.
Tucson band Run Boy Run thrills at Country Thunder
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Country superstar Toby Keith will slip into Tucson Saturday to help the folks at Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill in the Tucson Mall celebrate their grand opening.
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Great World, Great Foundation. Just need to bake in the oven more
I popped in Metro 2033 after listening to various people talk about it for the past year. It seemed to be a fairly contentious game. Some people loved it, other people seem to hate it. The game is based upon a Russian novel in which the world has been vaporized due to nuclear war. The remaining survivors of Moscow have been living in the metro for the past twenty years, scrounging to survive in a hostile world with mutants and apparently something else.
This foundation is set up incredibly well and is told through the eyes of our character as he travels from station to station looking for his friend Hunter. The experiences that play out during the travels and the stations themselves are for the most part well done and illustrate just how bleak the survival of the human population is. The overall story and world though is not perfect and it largely seems as if the developer ran out of time, money or just didn't have the skill set to finish the game. I can only presume that the novel set out a very detailed story and the story of the game tries to do that in a condensed form. Unfortunately there are several moments in the game where the unfolding of the story seems rushed. Interactions with characters don't seem filled out and there are often instances where the dialog instantly shifts to a mood in the conversation to imply as if I was talking to an NPC for several minutes. One memorable instance occurs when you come across a kid about 2/3's of the way through the game wit ha dead uncle. You would think you would need to build his trust to have him come with you, but the demeanor and dialog shifts too quickly to him joining you on your journey. Other explanations about the broader social and political happening in each of the stations could have helped the story more as well. There are also large gaps that fully explain the broader world, as why our man is on his journey, who the dark ones are, and where they really fit into the broader context of the world.
From a gameplay perspective a lot of the mechanics are there and they work, but they just seemed to miss some of the spit and polish needed. Gunplay is fair, and gets the job done. They implemented a very cool mechanic with the bullets in the game. Bullets created before the apocalypse are incredibly valuable and the player has two ways to utilize them. They can either be used as currency or instead fired, where they deal a lot more damage than the bullets created after the world ended. It makes for a fun mechanic.
The gas mask actually works really well and its management could be fun, but how it works is not fully explained in the game. It is also difficult to determine where and how you can pickup filters. IT appears sometimes you can when you come across a body and sometimes you can't with no explanation to the why.
Another potentially controversial issues is the karma system that is in place. Yep, there is one and it is incredibly subtle. It is never explained and half the time you never notice that it is occurring except for the faintest sound that you will hear in the world. Is the fact that it is never explained or fully made visible better because the player is not focusing on it? Perhaps, but that is part of the charm of this game. A lot of the mechanics are left to the player to sort of just figure out on their own. Whether these were intentional or not is another question entirely.
Overall there is a lot to like with this game and it has a certain charm and thriller feel to it that I haven't seen in a long time. It was really nice to see a change of locals from the US to eastern europe and the story if you think abut it played out in a fairly confined geographic area within the Moscow metro system.I just wish this one could have sat in the oven for a few more months to get some polish, but I would love to see more of tho world.


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MCV, the answers to his questions repeatedly starting with "Whilst" would have likely tipped us off to the Britishness of the feature and all involved. Both Sony's Ray Maguire and Nintendo's David Yarnton employ the subordinating conjunction whilst responding to questions about everything from the future of digital distribution to what the industry will look like in 2019. Though the Sony and Nintendo execs were a bit more reserved in their predictions, Microsoft's Neil Thompson believes digital distribution will "explode in the next three years." All three gentlemen admitted that retail will still play a major role for (at very least) a few more years.
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The Inheritors (1998)
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Determined to suppress the peasants' presumption, the local gentleman-farmers band together to thwart the success of the new land-owners. Conspiracy leads to violence, and the cycle of oppression repeats itself. The acting in this film is fierce. Gender issues in particular are given a fiery spin as the women characters refuse the yoke of patriarchal authority. What makes the story so poignant is that the principal villain recognizes the worth of the people he destroys, but will do anything to prevent a challenge to the social order. Ruzowitsky's film laments the loss of life and dignity through class struggle, and though the ending is forseeable, the desperate effort made by the former servants to prosper and enjoy life keeps you riveted. … More
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- R (for violence including a rape, sexuality and brief language)
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- Art House & International , Drama
- Directed By:
- Stefan Ruzowitzky
- In Theaters:
- Oct 9, 1998 Wide
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Simon Schwarz
as Lukas
Sophie Rois
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Lars Rudolph
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Julia Gschnitzer
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A rowdy, bawdy, and clever morality tale about the elixir of freedom and the eternal clash between the haves and the have-nots.
It is a dark morality tale about the powerful ones acting petty and cruel, while the peasants act with dignity and courage.
The characters lack much depth or complexity. Looking at their clothes is sufficient information to predict their behavior
The director's visual style communicates moral ambivalence in a story that screams for judgment.
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The Inheritors Quotes
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- God wants things the way are and the way they always have been.
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- If you can work for someone else, why not for yourself?
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The activity of ofatumumab was evaluated in 154 patients in this interim analysis of whom 138 patients with refractory CLL were evaluable. About half of the patients (59) in the study were refractory to both fludarabine and alemtuzumab. The analysis also included a second group (79) who were refractory to fludarabine and considered inappropriate candidates for alemtuzumab due to bulky tumor in their lymph nodes. An objective response rate of 51% (p<0.0001) consisting of 30 partial responses (PR) was achieved in the group of patients refractory to fludarabine and alemtuzumab. In the fludarabine refractory, alemtuzumab inappropriate patient group, an objective response rate of 44% (p<0.0001) was achieved, including 1 complete response (CR), and 34 PR. Achievement of the reported objective response rates are based on evaluations by an independent committee and are subject to review and confirmation by the regulatory authorities.
Ofatumumab was generally well tolerated by CLL patients in the study. The most frequently reported adverse events (those that occurred at a greater than 15% frequency) were: pyrexia, diarrhea, fatigue, cough, neutropenia, anemia and pneumonia. There were no unexpected safety findings. None of the 14 patients tested for human anti-human antibodies (HAHA) demonstrated their presence at 12 months.
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