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On this northwestern Cape wine route, Mother Nature is accorded great respect as the number of organic wine producers, and Biodiversity Wine Initiative member estates attest. Stellar winery is South Africa's largest organic and Fair Trade winery, and produces a 'stellar' natural sweet wine from muscat d'Alexandrie.
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This complaint is, I think a fair one to a certain extent for Johnson's debut "Brick," and definitely applicable to the hard-to-sit-through grifter comedy "The Brothers Bloom," but it's so far off the mark when it comes to "Looper." The director's foray into sci-fi feels lived-in, real, and populated with characters this time around who aren't just slaves to the plot or genre. Plus, it happens to be a smart and efficient sci-fi movie to boot, giving us one of the strongest genre films of 2012.


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Lupino, Ida 1918-1995Overview
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The trouble with angels
19 editions published between 1966 and 2010 in English and held by 1,040 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Two mischievous students turn convent school upside down with their pranks. During Christmas break, Mary remains at the school and is touched by the Sisters' celebration of the Yule. Their graduation is both a relief and a celebration for the Mother Superior
High Sierra
by Raoul Walsh
35 editions published between 1940 and 2010 in English and French and held by 895 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Bogart plays a convicted killer sprung from jail by a mobster who wants him to assist in a California hotel holdup. DVD
The hitch-hiker
by Ida Lupino
42 editions published between 1953 and 2013 in 3 languages and held by 745 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Two middle-class American homebodies on vacation in Mexico on a long-awaited fishing trip decide to pick up a hitchhiker who turns out to be a killer. Suddenly their car and their very lives are commandeered by psychopathic serial killer
Junior Bonner
by Sam Peckinpah
14 editions published between 1980 and 2008 in English and French and held by 533 WorldCat member libraries worldwide With his bronco-busting career on its last legs, Junior Bonner heads to his hometown to try his luck in the annual rodeo. But his fond childhood memories are shattered when he finds his family torn apart by his greedy brother and hard-drinking father. Now Juior must break the wildest bull in the West to bring his family together for one final moment of cowboy glory
They drive by night
by Raoul Walsh
17 editions published between 1940 and 2006 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 500 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "A tale of brothers trying to make it as independent truck drivers."--Container
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes
10 editions published between 1939 and 2004 in English and held by 456 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Professor Moriarty has at long last been brought to trial for murder, but is acquitted after the court finds a lack of sufficient evidence. Moriarty wastes no time in plotting his next crime, but he must first divert the attention of the Great Detective
The twilight zone
4 editions published between 2004 and 2010 in English and held by 445 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A collection of tales which range from comic to tragic, but most often having a wicked sense of humor and filled with unexpected twists
On dangerous ground
by Nicholas Ray
19 editions published between 1951 and 2009 in 3 languages and held by 407 WorldCat member libraries worldwide City cop goes to the countryside to help solve a brutal murder and falls in love with a blind woman who's brother is a suspect
The twilight zone
3 editions published between 2002 and 2006 in English and held by 313 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A collection of tales which range from comic to tragic, but most often have a wicked sense of humor and are filled with unexpected twists. Includes a bonus episode of American Masters profiling Rod Serling
The bigamist
by Ida Lupino
36 editions published between 1953 and 2014 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 309 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A travelling salesman is caught between two spouses, one an upper-crust lady and the other a tough-talking waitress
The Gary Cooper collection
1 edition published in 2005 in English and held by 300 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The lives of a Bengal lancer: A man joins two other Bengal lancers in the quest to protect British India's Northwest Frontier from Islamic invaders
Road house
7 editions published between 1948 and 2009 in English and Spanish and held by 299 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Roadhouse owner Jefty Morgan hires a singer from Chicago to sing in his club. He falls for her but she has eyes for Pete, who works for Morgan. Morgan frames Pete for stealing money from him and must face his murderous jealousy
Pre-code Hollywood collection
3 editions published in 2009 in English and held by 287 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Hot Saturday: A small-town girl spends the night with a family friend in defiance of her mother, who has accused her of sleeping with the town playboy. The Code forbade seduction scenes and disapproved of the scenes in which a group of young people drive to the playboy's lakeside lodge for a drinking party that leads to worse
The complete Sherlock Holmes collection
1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 218 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Basil Rathbone portrays the deductive genius, Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce his mystified colleague, Dr. Watson in these fourteen classic films
The big knife
by Robert Aldrich
13 editions published between 1955 and 2010 in English and held by 195 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Hollywood superstar Charlie Castle has it all ... except a way out. When he tries to leave show business, his tyrannical studio boss Stanley Hoff blackmails him with a lethal, covered-up secret that could land him in jail. A loose-lipped starlet also knows too much, and when she starts talking, Hoff plans murder."--Container
Thank your lucky stars
1 edition published in 2008 in English and held by 139 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A behind-the-Hollywood-scenes story about young talents hoping for their big break
Lust for gold
3 editions published between 1949 and 2005 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 130 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A young man searches for a fabled gold mine worth tens of millions of dollars
2 editions published in 2008 in English and held by 130 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Bobo is a free-spirited wanderer who docks in a Pacific seaside town with his buddy Tiny, a sponge who wants to leave. After a night of drunken debauchery, Bobo awakens on a strange barge wearing the cap of a dead man. Afraid he has committed the crime, Bobo prepares to skip town with Tiny but is delayed when he meets Anna, who he rescues from drowning herself in the surf. They fall in love and open a business together selling bait. Jealous and desperate to leave, Tiny attempts to ruin the relationship, and when Anna learns that Tiny has been keeping a dark secret, it's clear only one of them will survive
Bad girls of film noir
1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 126 WorldCat member libraries worldwide [Women's prison] Amelia VanZant is the sadistic supervisor of the titular prison. Unable to establish any sort of relationship with a man, Amelia takes it out on her long-suffering inmates. When prison psychiatrist Clark tries to improve conditions for the women, he too is targetted for destruction by the vituperous Ms. VanZant
While the city sleeps
by Fritz Lang
9 editions published between 1956 and 2010 in English and Undetermined and held by 122 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Ask mother" says the message scrawled in lipstick at a muder scene by an unknown serial killer who preys on women. It's a sensational story - if it bleeds, it leads - and a news conglomerate offers a big promotion to the high-level company exec who solves the case. So begins the wheeling, dealing and backstabbing of the competing media hotshots as they vie to unmask the so-called Lipstick Killer more
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For starters and growing yeast to harvest, what will make more yeast? A large volume of low gravity wort or a smaller volume of high gravity wort? Would you get more yeast cells from a 2000ml at .03 or at .04? I know yeast would consume the .03 faster, but would be more food at .04. This is given that a stirplate is being used. And, if using a stirplate, any need to dose 02 during fermentation?
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A stir plate loosely covered will result in a very very high yeast cell count, gravity of wort wont make too big of a difference, but the common accepted best practice is 1.040 OG. Check this guide out, it will tell you all you want to know about growing yeast (the purpose of a starter)MB Raines, Ph.D. - Guide to Yeast Culturing for Homebrewers - Maltose Falcons Home Brewing Society (Los Angeles Homebrewing)
A high gravity can stress the yeast and then you will be pitching unhealthy yeast. So stick with a larger volume of lower gravity wort. You may also want to step it up. Using your 2000 ml example, start with 500 ml and let the yeast go to town for 24 hours, then add another 1500 ml. I have gotten a lot of yeast in my starters by doing a step up with the first amount being 25-33% of the total.
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If you really, really, reeeeeeally like Monster Hunter and have a lot of disposable income, Capcom has a statue just for you. To commemorate the series 10th anniversary, Capcom is unleashing a 24 karat gold Felyne statue decked out in Rathalos armor. Hit the jump for more.
Link's equipment from The Legend of Zelda series was introduced to Monster Hunter 4 in Japan last year, but Capcom didn't provide any details on its inclusion in the western release at the time. Now it's been confirmed for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, and you can see some of Link's signature gear after the jump.
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Monster Hunter fans in Japan will be able to get their hands on Capcom's beefed-up Monster Hunter 4G—which is coming to the west as Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate—at this year's Tokyo Game Show. Capcom announced plans to bring a playable version to the event, which takes place from September 18-21. Hit the jump for more.
Here's some more action out of this morning's Japanese third-party Nintendo Direct presentation. This one concerns Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (Monster Hunter 4G), which has a new trailer showing monsters both old and new, along with some interspersed cinematics. See that and more on the Japanese release date after the jump.
Events like E3 are typically full of massive displays, and Capcom went all out for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate this year. A life-size Gore Magala was created for the occasion, and you can see how Frank Ippolito and his team built it after the jump.
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Martha Johnson, administrator of the General Services Administration, resigned Monday, and two top officials of the agency that manages 9,600 federal buildings reportedly were fired ahead of a critical inspector general's report. A newly released video then sparked more outrage.
The resigation of GSA Administrator Martha Johnson on Monday mushroomed into a bigger story April 6 when a video surfaced of a GSA staffer singing playfully about the fun of running up excessive expenses at the conference that brought Johnson down, two years into her job. Two others near the top of the agency were fired on the same day she left, according to a Washington Post report, which said the cause was a stinging report issued later the same day by GSA's inspector general, Brian D. Miller. It concerns an Oct. 25-29, 2010, GSA Western Regions Conference attended by about 300 people -- some were employees of GSA contractors -- at a cost of $822,751.
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"GSA's approach to the conference indicates that minimizing expenses was not a goal," it says dryly. GSA created an internal website with information about the conference, including photos and videos of events that took place; the site was taken down March 23, 2012, Miller's report states.
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David Ortiz stood at second base Wednesday night, taking a break from his three-hit night to tip his hat to theFenway Park crowd. He was the proud owner of 2,000 hits, and the fans wanted to put a bow on the designated hitter's moment.
Just more than four months before, and a few feet away from where the helmet-lifting was taking place on this warm September night, Ortiz had gotten a similar ovation, having just let loose an impassioned speech following the Boston Marathon bombings.
It is moments like these that allow Ortiz to entrench himself as a Boston sports icon. And, as one man can attest, such an honor isn't solely built on natural talent or one-dimensional achievement.
Dan Dyrek knows this better than most.
He is the coordinator of sports medicine service for the Red Sox. Or, as Ortiz said in spring training, "We have a guy here, Dan, the bald-headed guy, he's a genius."
Dyrek has been charged with bringing Ortiz back from an Achilles tendon injury some thought would derail the DH's career for good. It has been his work that has gone a long way in allowing the slugger to celebrate his two-home run game -- complete with milestone moment -- Wednesday night.
Through accomplishment, a friendship has been born.
"I was surprised with how mellow he was when you're talking to him," Dyrek said. "The reason I was surprised with that is because of the intensity he then brings to the game. He morphs into this competitive, competitive player. It's amazing to see. He'll be Mr. Mellow in the trainer's room and at his locker, laid back as could be. But then you look at him in the on-deck circle and he turns into another person. You look at his face when he's at-bat and he's going to war. His intensity just goes through the roof. The way he's staring down that pitcher, he's not thinking, 'I'm just going to try and hit that ball.' He's thinking, 'You just try and get that ball by me.' He brings a whole new level of intensity to it."
But Dyrek has another feather in his cap besides helping guide Ortiz back to stardom. He has gotten the opportunity to witness up close exactly what has truly made two of the biggest icons in Boston sports history.
According to Dyrek, there is a reason two of his clients -- Larry Bird and Ortiz -- should be viewed as similar.
"It's a drive to excel, but they both have that professional maturity that a lot of guys don't get until they retire," he said. "They've got it years before they retire. Larry never said, and David is never going to say, 'If I were to know it's this quick, I would have worked harder, or I would have played through more things.' These guys are giving their all as payback to their sport. It's beyond doing it for themselves. It's giving back to the sport, and giving back to the fans."
Even before Dyrek joined the Red Sox two years ago, his name was known to most longtime Boston sports fans. He was the one who has been credited with prolonging Bird's career, having helped the Hall of Famer manage his battered body from 1985-92. (It has been well-documented that Bird refused to attend the 1992 Olympics if Dyrek wouldn't join him.)
Now it's Ortiz's turn. And, so far, Dyrek clearly sees a lot of his old client in his new one.
"Any athlete at this level, there's an element that rings true for all of them," he said. "But for some guys it's an inner challenge where they're like, 'I'm not done perfecting my game.' Larry was like that throughout his entire career. It's legend how early he would show up, and he did that throughout his career, even through all his physical problems. He was still out there because that was part of his game, always trying to get sharper.
"David has got this intensity. Given this age where he's at in his career, and he's not near coasting. He's still going after it. And when he gets going there's an intensity he still has, that Larry had throughout his career. … I've worked with a lot of icons, across the spectrum of sports, but these two do have a similarity. They both know they're good, but they're not good enough for themselves yet."
Throughout the road back to the Red Sox, complete with more than a few peaks and valleys, Ortiz consistently referenced the faith he had developed in Dyrek. If "Dan" said it was going to be a certain way, then, in the DH's mind, it was going to be that way.
As time progressed, and Dyrek's predictions came true, the trust only grew. It was a continuum that also had similarities to Bird's recoveries.
"In sports medicine, when you're dealing with some of these chronic-type problems, and you're truly trying to reverse them, you have to educate the athlete as to what's going on," Dyrek said. "You have to let them know that this is what's going to happen a week from now, two weeks from now, three weeks from now. If they understand what you're doing and the events that will occur, and they start to happen that way, then the athlete knows they're in good hands. They can relax and focus on getting back and not worrying, getting their mind in the right spot."
Dyrek said he rarely references former famous clients when working with current ones, not even lining his walls with any sort of memorabilia suggesting the unique path he has taken. ("If I'm going to do that, then the average person should have their autographed picture up there," he said.)
But he does admit that once the work with Ortiz began, he couldn't help but be reminded of all that Bird was about. For most, the link might be about the accomplishments, but for Dyrek the link has to do with the personalities.
"These guys know they're good, but they're not good enough," he said. "That's not from an insecurity, that's because they want to change the game. They want to be the best. And it's not just about a bravado that they're good. Both these guys, they're playing because they love it. Both of them are competitors to a high degree, and you use that as part of sports medicine, feeding off their competitiveness."
As Dyrek pointed out, you don't become an icon by accident.
"They're both," he said, "very, very unique."
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Dossier 17: Kabul, ban on women working, the cold, the misery and trading in human remains
The seizure of power by the Taliban has reduced the Afghan capital to a ghost city. Half of the men are out of work, the women find themselves forbidden from the work place. To top it all, winter is particularly trying.
Dossier 17: Letter to the Taliban
We the undersigned representatives of Muslim women's organizations concerned about the negative media reports of the apparent transgressions and abuses against our Muslim sisters in Afghanistan.
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Ask the leadership of the Taliban to clarify their position on the status and role of Afghan women in society.
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Fourteen centuries ago Islam liberated women and guaranteed them dignity and full rights to participate in the building and well-being of their communities at all levels.
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Dossier 17: Afghanistan goes to absurd lengths to implement Islamic laws
The innumerable bans imposed by Taliban renders everyday life a veritable punishment.
The latest orders for regulating the life of Afghans came into force yesterday. Their severity reveals the determination of the Taliban, out to capture the parts of the country that have so far evaded them.
In Kabul, life has become a never-ending punishment. Since the enforcement of law on "the commandment of the good and interdiction of the evil", whose latest measures are applicable as of yesterday, everything is forbidden. For the Taliban government, gaiety is suspect.
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Burying a Great Train Robber: Sometimes, Vicar, you should tell it like it is
Gangster royalty was out in force to send off Great Train Robber Bruce Reynolds last week. Harry Mount says the best funeral addresses tell the untarnished truth
The Rev Dr Martin Dudley, Rector of St Bartholomew the Great in Smithfield, east London, is no stranger to fame. Hugh Grant dumped Duckface in his chancel, the best bit of Norman architecture in London. St Bartholomew's provided a convincing medieval setting, too, for Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Shakespeare in Love and The Other Boleyn Girl.
But Dr Dudley could never have come up against such infamy in his priory church as he did last week for the funeral of Bruce Reynolds, the mastermind of the Great Train Robbery, which took place almost exactly 50 years ago.
It's getting close to last call in the celestial departure lounge for the chieftains of 1960s East End gangland. Both Kray twins are dead, as is their brother, Charlie. Two surviving Great Train Robbers at the funeral were confined to wheelchairs, including Ronnie Biggs, 83, who still managed a spirited V-sign for photographers. The last vestiges of the criminal aristocracy were there, too, including the old Kray associates, Freddie "Brown Bread" Foreman and Chris Lambrianou.
If Dr Dudley wanted to keep his legs attached to his body, then, he had to box clever with his funeral address. And the cleric played a blinder, right in the grand old tradition of euphemistic funeral tributes for ruthless rogues.
He opened with a quote from the most weasel-worded funeral tribute ever written – "I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him" – and went on to give Reynolds an access-all-areas pass to heaven: "A man is not defined by one act. There is always the bigger picture." How the bullet-headed old crooks in the congregation must have lapped it all up. Safe to say, Dr Dudley won't be propping up a motorway bridge on the M1 any time soon.
And so the praise rolled on for a thug who, remember, led a gang which coshed Jack Mills, the train driver, so badly that he died from his injuries seven years later. That didn't stop the oleaginous tributes, not only to the thug, but also to his very thuggishness. His son, Nick Reynolds, said that his father used to refer to the crime as his Sistine Chapel.
The great and the good joined in with the flesh-creeping love-in. The actor David Thewlis, who befriended Reynolds when he was making the film Gangster No. 1, spoke of the affinity between thieves and actors: "Thieves are, by necessity, great actors," he said. Crime writer Jake Arnott talked of Reynolds quoting William Burroughs's line, "Steal everything in sight." The punk poet John Cooper Clarke read his new poem "Lines Upon the Death of Mr Bruce Reynolds", closing with the line: "RIP Gentleman Thief".
The funeral euphemism has been around for a long time. The Latin phrase, De mortuis nihil nisi bonum dicendum est ("Don't say anything about the dead except for good things") goes back further than the Romans, to around 600BC, when one of the Seven Sages of Greece, Chilon of Sparta, said, "Don't talk badly about a dead man."
The ancient Greeks made an art of the funeral address. Its chief exponent was the Athenian leader, Pericles, whose best-known speech was his funeral oration in 430BC, given in honour of his soldiers killed in action. It is one of Boris Johnson's favourite speeches: "For of illustrious men, the whole earth is the sepulchre. Far more grievous, to a man of high spirit at least, is the misery which accompanies cowardice, than the unfelt death which comes upon him at once, in the time of his strength and of his hope for the common welfare."
There's little need for euphemism, though, in a homily for dead war heroes. Abraham Lincoln would have had a tougher time putting together the Gettysburg Address if the Union dead had been Great Train Robbers.
The art of the euphemism for the not-so-saintly departed has been perfected in the last couple of decades in the newspaper obituary – particularly in the hallowed style of the late Hugh Massingberd, still the presiding spirit of the modern obituary.
Massingberd, obituaries editor of the Telegraph from 1986 to 1994, created the obituary euphemism from two serendipitous circumstances: you can't libel the dead; but you shouldn't be rude about them, either, while they're still warm in the ground. This magical combination of factors produced the high comedy of smuggling in an insult beneath the see-through disguise of anodyne praise.
Massingberd composed his own glossary of euphemistic praise for the dead: "Convivial" – habitually drunk; "Did not suffer fools gladly" – monstrously foul-tempered; "Gave colourful accounts of his exploits" – a liar; "A man of simple tastes" – a complete vulgarian; "A powerful negotiator" – a bully; "Relished the cadences of the English language" – an incorrigible windbag"; "Relished physical contact" – a sadist; "An uncompromisingly direct ladies' man" – a flasher.
It is no surprise that Massingberd was an accomplished giver of funeral addresses, too. The best I've ever heard was the one he gave for the novelist Anthony Powell at the Grosvenor Chapel in Mayfair. Massingberd knew the essential truth of funeral speeches, that laughter lies close to tears; that, to make someone laugh with an utterly characteristic memory of a dead loved one, is to bring them to life more vividly than via sombre, boilerplate praise.
Massingberd opened by saying, "The late Frankie Howerd – who personified Anthony Powell's maxim that melancholy should be taken for granted in anyone with a true gift for comedy – used to preface his patter with 'Welcome, my brethren, to the Eisteddfod'."
And he went on to tell Powell's favourite funeral story, of a Norfolk parson officiating in a church not his own. The vicar arrived early to have a look round. Above one tomb, he spotted a medieval iron helmet and, since there was time to kill, tried it on. Putting on the armour was easy enough; taking it off impossible. And so, when the mourners and the coffin arrived, they were, in Powell's words, "surprised to be received by a cleric wearing a knight's bascinet". The priest duly pronounced the burial service; Powell always wondered whether he "contrived to lift the vizor" to conduct the ceremony.
Massingberd's speech was at Powell's memorial service, rather than his funeral, and Powell died full of years. Things are different, of course, at the funeral of somebody young. Then is not the time for comedy – although the odd funny reminiscence still carries added emotional freight.
The most famous funeral speech of modern times – Earl Spencer's for his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, at Westminster Abbey – drew its power from the agony of raw grief. Lord Spencer discussed his sister in a way he never would have done when she was alive:
"For all the status, the glamour, the applause, Diana remained throughout a very insecure person at heart, almost childlike in her desire to do good for others, so she could release herself from deep feelings of unworthiness, of which her eating disorders were merely a symptom."
Euphemism has become the convenient doublespeak of the funeral address – let's all agree not to tell the truth, goes the traditional line. Best man's speeches are the right occasion for fantasy and anecdotage; funeral addresses demand more of the speaker – they demand the truth, untarnished by the veneer of showbiz gangsterism.
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- Situated along the white sands of Grand Anse Beach, the beautiful Resort offers its guests uncompromising Radisson service and facilities. Wether strolling through the beautiful lush tropical gardens, relaxing in the Swimming Pools and Beachfront Bars, or keeping fit on the Tennis Courts and enjoying the Water Sports; our Team of trained staff will ensure your stay is relaxing and memorable. ... more less
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- Also Known As:
- Grenada Grand Beach Hotel Grand Anse
- Grenada Grand Beach Resort
- Hotel Grenada Grand Beach
- Radisson Grenada Beach Resort Grand Anse