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Welcome to Gymnastics Events. Learn the vault, trampoline, and balance beam. Compete and win a medal!
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What's New in Version 2.0
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Customer Reviews
It was a really good game but there were too many in app purchases!😡 Anyway, I deleted the game to get the new gymnastics game from Sunstorm and it didn't work at all!!!😱 I'm thinking of installing the app again because it was sooo good before I deleted it. It is totally worth installing and I just want to warn you that the new gymnastics game is a ripoff and doesn't work at all. This one however,works and is one of the best Sunstorm games I've played so far. It works😉, gives no notification, and doesn't annoy you with adds.😱 As I said its a really good game. Although it is sooo annoying with the in app purchases! You can only play with two characters if you don't pay. That's pretty good because in other Sunstorm games you can only play with one. Really good game. GET IT NOW!!!!!!😇
I don't suggest getting this game. They only give you two people which are the worst ones. You have to buy the rest with REAL MONEY! There are so many in app purchases, the game just isn't fun. You can't even do good stunts without buying them! Also, I don't know if it's a glitch, but no matter how much me and my friends try, we can't get over 6th place! 2 of the 3 events aren't even events in real gymnastics. Please think before getting this game.
This game was extremely fun in the beginning for me but as the updates and everything started to come and prices were not cool I felt that we should've had like some money in the game to where we could've watched a video or completed challenges or a got a perfect score on ball or Bevmar floor or whatever and then we could buy more people and I felt that this game was
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- Version: 2.0
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- Language: English
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I'm new to this forum and thought it would be a good place to get some local advice...I live on 2 acres that are completely blank...no trees. We are putting in a lot of red maples, etc. I want to plant some fruit trees and was wondering what everyone's experience has been with these: Redhaven peach, Montmorency cherry, Kieffer pear, Golden delicious apples? I looked them up on the uofM extension website which has a lot of good info but is overwhelming as well. Is it ok to plant fruit trees right now or do you have to wait until later? Anymore suggestions that do well here?
Also, does anyone have a Yoshino cherry tree? I know this sounds like a lot of trees, etc, but I have a ton of space, and need to get trees in this year.
One more question, what are everyone's favorite roses that grow well in the Joplin/Carthage area? My mom loves knockouts but I don't? I don't have a ton of time to baby but love big blooms... thanks for any advice at all. Thanks! Paige
My father had an orchard on the back lot of this place where I now live. He had Montmorrency cherries, Red Haven peach, the special white Loring peach, Bartlett pear, Interlaken grapes, raspberries, strawberries, and a potted fig he brought in each winter. On a good year, I'd come and bring my own pressure cooker and Mother and I would can until our brains fell out. But not always a good year for the peaches here in SW Missouri, because with our weather you really can't depend on them. They decided plums were just too messy and abundant, so he cut those trees down. He did all this orchard work along with a full-time career. What energy that must have taken!
Roses -- the lovely Chrysler Imperial, Queen Elizabeth and climbing Don Juan are my favories, and they do well.
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You made some good choices. They don't recommend sweet cherries, but I am trying one this year!
My cherry is either North Star or Montmorency and I don't have to spray or anything and always have tons to freeze.
In really bad years, even the Kieffer pear and Golden Delicious may be hit with fireblight....do some research on that. I had to prune half my pears and a couple of apple trees away. Another good pear is Seckel, a samll honey pear that is somewhat resistant to FB (mine wasn't).
Roses will be prey to Rose Rosette Disease that is caused by a microscopic mite....multiflora rose is a host plant.
I still keep a few roses but have lost many to this disease. About all you can do is shovel prune it once this happens. Another great rose is Aloha.
Welcome Paige27! It's hard to know where to start when you have a large yard but so fun to fill it up.
I have a rose on my wishlist that you might like. It's a Buck Rose which is recommended a lot for Missouri and supposed to be relatively disease free. It's called Earth Song and the description says it has large flowers.
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Hi i recently purchased a Wd 500GB HDD and after formatting it then copying some picture on it to watch back on my television via usb everything went fine, but then i went to plug it into my pc via usb to add more files. It wont let me do this unless i format first but i dot want to lose the files i already have on it. Is there something i'm doing wrong or is this the norm for these passport HD?
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Do not format the disk!!!
Try and connect it to the laptop again.
Then use the safely disconnect method from the notification area in the low right of the screen on the task bar.
It is good practice to disconnect usb devices that way. Hot unplugging can cause problems.
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Thanx for your response i did that but it just does the same thing when i plug the Hd back in and when i press cancel rather than format it still doesn't let me add new files just keeps asking me to format.
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Members of the Kennebec High School alumni gathered for an all-school reunion Saturday at the gym in Kennebec. The event, held every three years, honored classes ending in "2", "3", and "4". Alumnus John Smith (class of 1951), seated on the far right, and others at the table dressed in their old school colors of purple and gold to attend the reunion.
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DH just replaced the rotted wood deck of his car hauler trailer with pressure treated lumber. The original wood looks like it was stained. The grain shows through so I'm supposing it was a semi transparent stain. What would you recommend we use on the wood, semi-transparent or solid? Approximately how long should we wait to do it. I've read that the main thing is for the wood to be dry, is this correct?


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Collingwood defender Nick Maxwell says teammate Alex Fasolo OK with verbal spray
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COLLINGWOOD defender Nick Maxwell says he has no regrets about getting physical on the field with teammate Alex Fasolo during Saturday evening's win over West Coast.
The former Pies skipper was seen yelling and Fasolo, or 'Fas' as he's known at the Westpac Centre, during the second term after not carrying out instructions to Maxwell's liking.
Fasolo, once a smooth half forward, is a newcomer to the Collingwood defence this season.
Speaking to 3AW on Sunday, Maxwell said his younger teammate was making good progress in his transition to hard-nosed defender but sometimes needed a hand.
"Look, in the heat of the moment you do what you've got to do to get the job done," Maxwell said.
"Fas is still obviously learning a new position and I really believe that he's going to be good down at half back with his kicking power but he's got to win his one on ones first," Maxwell said.
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"So I had to get across there and make sure I told him in no uncertain terms that he had to make sure he changed it and got it right
"Obviously at half-time the first person I went to was Fas and he goes 'Mate, no problems at all. That's exactly right (and) want you to keep being hard on me' ...
"In the heat of the moment you've got to do what you've got to do to make sure that you're getting the job done and Fas has been really important for us."
Maxwell's direct approach drew criticism from some quarters but praise from others.
The veteran was a standout in the Pies' win, guiding his side's undermanned backline in the absence of some key pillars.
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"If the forwards make a mistake, the opposition still have to run the ball to the other end to score to really make you hurt."Originally published as 'Faz' wasn't toeing line: Maxwell
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....I had seen so many people review it and, of course, Bella Swan deemed it her favorite book and I figured if a 16 year old girl could love it....than why not give it a try....HA!
This book was a bit hard for me to get into at first, mostly because of the 18th century English language.....it's hard to go from a modern day English written book to this type of book without a bit of a struggle at first.
Heathcliff was absolutely a deplorable retch of a human being and I had gotten it into my head that he was some kind of romantic wonderful person before I started the book so I was a bit confused in trying to work this thru my brain. Kathrine was essentially a spoiled brat that really only thought of herself and what would she get out of everything she did. So listening to this on audio and the horrible mental and physical abuse that went on.....I really was wondering why this was such a well-loved book....when the characters were anything but loveable and the story was soooooo dreary and dark.
Well....I admit.....I got sucked into the story and I began to really look at the characters and why they did the things they did......and it was that aspect that made me start to really like this book.....I enjoy a read that challenges me and makes me really think about the story line and this is exactly what I enjoyed about 'Wuthering Heights'...I think the fact that after 80% of the book being so severly depressing and dark there was some happiness that was found at the end and that made me feel there was hope in anything that happens in your life.....you just have to believe in it.
After having such a hard time getting into the book in the beginning and not feeling the same love of the book that the rest of the world did......When the book ended....I was in love with it.....and had a special respect for Emily Bronte having the courage to write such a novel.....and for me having the capabilities of being able to enjoy it in my lifetime. This IS a book that deserves to be loved and re-read many times. I'm glad to become a member of the "Wuthering Heights" club!....
"Antonia.....what a beautiful name....."
Antonia.....what a beautiful name.....and what a lovely and wonderful character for this dear little book. I just adored Antonia and how lively and bright she was throughout the entire book. Although she suffered great and grand hardships along the way of life....she never let her stop from seeing the 'silver lining' in every piece of her life. She was a beautiful girl who grew into a battered old woman by the end of the book but because of her beautiful soul.....she still continued to shine and give so much to those around her. Antonia's own children were just darling and they loved and adored her so much. They were always by her side and often begged her to tell them stories of her life as a young girl and woman.
Jim was her best friend from the time they met as young children through adulthood and even though they had been separated by years of being in different places in their lives......they found that when they met again.....they had never stopped loving each other and would always be best friends.
This is a sweet little book that gives you a glimpse into the lives of immigrant pioneers and the difficult times they had in trying to live in a world that was so different from their homelands...and Antonia is the center of this world and she brings all the people around her together to enjoy her love of life and desire to succeed. I had the best time reading this book and am so glad I just happened to find it by accident.
"I have read quite a few science fiction books...."
I have read quite a few science fiction books lately and so I was hoping this one would be a bit different from the others and that I would feel okay about the ending and book in general.
Well....this book didn't let me down.
I enjoyed The Grays because it had a very human side to it and you felt for the characters both alien and human....there were times when I was actually a bit afraid to go on...not wanting to know what would happen next but not being able to stop listening. There were a couple of slow parts which I just daydreamed through but overall I was particularly enthralled with this book and the idea of the human race being saved by a little boy. I couldn't help but wonder what would it be like to be his mother and how would I react to all the craziness that came my way. I was particularly happy with the ending for most of the science fiction books I have read lately have been such a downer.....but this book gave me hope and was filled with hope in the midst of danger....and I felt relief in finding a book that would end on a high note.
Thanks to this little novel my hope in science fiction reads has been restored again.
"This is short story about the friendship between"
This is short story about the friendship between a widow and her dead husband's best friend. The characters are fleshed out as well as they can be in a short story and the tension between them is believable. I found myself tearing up a bit here and there with a few laughs in between. Just another one of your average will they or won't they romance stories during the Christmas holiday. It was a fun quick read and a good way to spend a couple of hours of free time.
"The title of this book does not really describe..."
The title of this book does not really describe the book....it has a little bit of a plot line about a ghost in love but otherwise it is a book about humans taking charge of their lives and not dying when their time has come.
It was actually a very funny book with a bunch of fleeting bizarre characters that were each very quirky and entertaining. Ben and German are very likable characters, and Pilot the dog is wonderful...
It is a pretty complex story so you really should pay attention but you will be rewarded with snarky comments and remarks that will tend to make you chuckle......the story will also get you caught up in thinking about what exactly was the most prolific and important moment in your life....the one you favor the most....then deciding if you would actually want to stay in that moment forever.
If you are looking for a story about a ghost that is in love or a paranormal romance....this really isn't that type of book. If you are looking for some very funny moments with some crazy people and animals.....then this is the book for you. I ended up enjoying this book much more than I thought I would and the narrator did a great job of switching between quite a few characters.
"I really wanted to love this book......."
I really wanted to love this book.......it had such an intriguing storyline....but in the end I found it just okay with never much excitement or punch to it.
I liked the fact that the book was written from an 11 year old girl's perspective....it's not often you get that kind of insight.....and there was a bit of foreshadowing that would cause you to want to hurry and find out what was going to happen.....but I always found that the answer was slightly dull and boring.
It was not a happy book....which is to be expected because of the subject matter......but I just felt it dragged along and the ending was probably the best part of the entire book. I guess I am just one of those in the minority who wasn't blown away by this book.....and that's okay by me. :)
"Upon finishing The Windup Girl I realized..."
Upon finishing The Windup Girl I realized that I liked the book much better towards the end than I did when I started it. I felt the book was very dull and dry.....full of mean-spirited characters. Then, along came 'The Windup Girl' Emiko.....and she made the book a much better story to read. I found myself being intrigued and interested in all that she said and did. She was so human-like and I wanted her to really be human because she was so much a better person than those living in the book.
There was a lot of horrible and disgusting abuse towards Emiko....especially a very savage rape scene that left me shuddering and sickened by it. It is interesting how human nature responds to something that is seen as less than the beings that we are......how we can abuse and use something or someone that we feel is trash or way beneath us.
I felt that the way the story was written.....all the characters were hard to discern if they were good or bad....each had good qualities that shined at times and then very poor qualities that would make the reader disappointed in their choices.
Overall......the book was confusing at times and you could never keep track of who was winning the war because the sides changed so much...it gave you an image of a world full of despair and people who would basically do almost anything to stay alive in it. I thought the book was dry at first but did pick up speed halfway through...but it really wasn't my favorite type of read.
"Yes...I've seen the movie....and Yes...."
the book was better than the movie....and Yes....they both made me cry....BUT probably not for the reason you might be thinking.
John's father is autistic and such a sweet soul in his gentle way. At the end of John's first leave....when he has just left Savannah after saying a heartbreaking goodbye...John is sitting in the kitchen with his dad and his so very sad and hurting and his dad comes over and does something that I have done so many times in my life when my children have been hurting...His dad put a gentle hand on his back and just stood there saying nothing but feeling everything....just wanting to take all the pain away thru his touch.....to save his child from such heartbreak. I cried and cried and cried.......such a beautiful and tender moment. Nicholas Sparks can write something so simple and make it touch you in a HUGE way.
This was a good book......and it does pull at the ole heartstrings a few times and causes you to reflect on your own life and the times when you were dealing with a broken heart and loving someone you can't have. Listening to this book was great for the narrator did a fabulous job of making the characters all come to life with their own personalities and voices.
"When I first started listening to this book...."
I thought that Annie was really rude and snotty.....a total beotch. But THEN......as I started getting further into the story I realized there was a HUGE reason why she was so nasty while at her sessions. What this poor woman had to go thru was insane and so intense! I can't imagine being kidnapped and basically mentally and physically tortured and raped and ruined for a year...only to have one specific moment in time give you the window of time you need to escape and then after returning home.....never feeling safe again.
What a haunting and thought provoking book....it is admirable how Annie fights to bring herself back from the hell she endured and how much she has been changed by the events. There are so many things that happen to her that just made me cringe...it made me think of how amazing the human spirit is when faced with such deplorable situations...how resilient a human being can be even when the situation is the worst possible scenario you could imagine for someone to go through.
There is a bit of a twist to the ending and I was pretty angry with the people involved in ruining Annie's life....but then I realized that Annie was damaged but she was not ruined....she would go on and be stronger everyday. This was such an intense but very good book to listen to and I would recommend it to anyone who isn't afraid of a bit of cringe-worthy story-telling.
"This book was sooooo BORING!....."
This was my first Joyce Carol Oates novel to read and I was really excited to read it. The premise was intriguing....a story evolving around the mysteries of Niagara Falls....it sounded like a wonderful book to read.
I actually listened to this book and the narrator had a horrid reading voice and all her male characters sounded the same. Ariah was one of the most annoying and unlikeable characters that I have ever been introduced to in a book. I felt no sympathy for her because she was just freaking insane....all over the place with her emotions and ideas. I just wanted to slap her and knock some kind of sense into her. The first part of the book was so slow and was hard to sit through....nothing happened except for Ariah's first husband jumping into the falls......and then thousands of meaningless words that just dragged on and on.
I still can't figure out what Dirk Burnaby ever saw in Ariah and why such a brilliant and powerful man would fall for such a whiny mousy woman. The story started getting better once the Love Canal story appeared. Once Dirk was gone....I just really didn't care about the book anymore and even the grown children and their lives didn't make the book any better. Once you start a book that has an annoying main character that never does end up with any endearing qualities......it makes it hard to find anything to like about the book.
Will I give Joyce Carol Oates another chance?.....probably.....but I'm going to wait awhile before I try to read something of hers again.
"While this book had a bit of a comedic story...."
....and romance was to be found eventually between Anna and Edward....it was really hard to empathize or even sympathize with Anna because she was (to put it bluntly) a whiny snotty beotch....
Anna was never completely satisfied with anything and all she did was complain and find fault with everything in her life. She had a great studio apartment with a concert pianist (Edward) living downstairs from her and basically giving her free concerts every single day. She had some really great friends who really cared about her and wanted her to succeed in her 'mystic' career and her family was also supportive. She had a wonderful mentor for the spiritual side of life but she was just so negative all the time...she could never really enjoy all that she had.
Edward was an adorable and passionate piano geek with crazy red hair....he never seemed to notice or be bothered by Anna's negative streak which caused me to have a hard time believing in the romance between the two. What guy is going to put up with 'bitchiness' 24/7...???
Mozart's ghost was a pretty rude yet entertaining and funny fellow....it would have been fun to have him spend more time in the story causing all kinds of trouble with his silly antics but the author chose to keep him to a minimum even though the book is named after him and his ghost.
All in all....there were some humorous parts and some romance......but the spark was just not there for me. I expected more from this book but I was left with my expectations lacking.
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35th annual Star Fest Telethon raises nearly $170,000
Updated: 01/24/2015 - Nearly $170,000 was raised at this year's Star Fest Telethon for UCP.
Updated: 01/24/2015 - Nearly $170,000 was raised at this year's Star Fest Telethon for UCP.
Posted: 01/24/2015 - Police bomb and dog teams searched two planes at Atlanta's main airport after authorities received bomb threats made online.
Posted: 01/24/2015 - Hundreds of winter enthusiasts came out to Lake Altoona today, not only to have some fun with friends and family, but to support a good cause.
Posted: 01/23/2015 - Feed My People food bank in Eau Claire has partnered with surrounding elementary and middle schools to provide students with an extra few meals if needed.
Updated: 01/23/2015 - Family and friends are sharing memories of an Eau Claire man who left a life-changing legacy. John Finney died last Saturday. He was 75. Finney is best known for starting Joshua's Camp.
Posted: 01/23/2015 - Tax season is here and just this week the IRS began accepting 2014 tax returns. But, before you file there are some changes you may want to know about.
Updated: 01/23/2015 - Todd M. Longsdorf is behind bars after leading deputies on a high-speed chase in Pepin County.
Updated: 01/23/2015 - Deer Hunters had the opportunity to voice their opinion Thursday night on possible new rules for hunting season. It's part of a series of hearings the DNR is holding to get input on new proposed deer hunting rules.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - An effort by three University of Wisconsin System campuses to add engineering programs in northwest Wisconsin to address critical employer needs received a major boost on Wednesday.
Updated: 01/23/2015 - Students at an area college are learning what it's like to work in a restaurant.
Updated: 01/23/2015 - Former UCP ambassador, Jill Wendtland is still helping to teach those about what it means to be diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - Eau Claire County is working to keep low level criminal offenders from ending up back in the criminal justice system.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - Officials have named the man involved in the deadly semi crash on I-94.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - Green Bay Packers fans took to Twitter to express condolences on the death of coach Mike McCarthy's younger brother. Some used the hashtag "perspective" in reference to the Packers season-ending loss to Seattle in Sunday's NFC championship game.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - United Way of the Greater Chippewa Valley unveiled a new business plan today with new goals, but some charity organizations say they were left out.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - Technical colleges from across Wisconsin met in Eau Claire, Wednesday to discuss plans for $20 million in federal grants.
Updated: 01/22/2015 - Parenting isn't an easy job, but there are resources if you have questions.
Posted: 01/20/2015 - Fire crews say a bearing on a motor is responsible for starting a fire at a Dunn County ethanol plant.
Updated: 01/21/2015 - The total economic impact of tourism is on the rise in Chippewa County which saw an increase of more than $124-million dollars to the county in 2013 alone. A nearly five percent increase from 2012.
Updated: 01/21/2015 - With the location of The Lismore in the center of downtown Eau Claire Executive Director of Visit Eau Claire, Linda John said, said she expects there to be an increase of visitors and as a result, more business to the area.
Updated: 01/21/2015 - The La Crosse Fire Department said it responded to 82 calls last year for drug overdoses or potential drug overdoses.
Updated: 01/21/2015 - The downtown Eau Claire Hotel and Event Center will be completely renovated and reborn as 'The Lismore'.
Updated: 01/20/2015 - A group of University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students have returned after retracing the steps of the Civil Rights Movement in a nearly 2,400 mile journey.
Updated: 01/20/2015 - In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day organizations across Eau Claire are volunteering their services to better the community.
Updated: 01/19/2015 - Tom Brady threw for three touchdowns and LeGarrette Blount ran in three more on Sunday to lead the New England Patriots into the Super Bowl with a 45-7 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.


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While We're Young
While We're Young searches for the blurry line we all cross once we've entered middle age, finds it and tramples all over it, but it…
While We're Young searches for the blurry line we all cross once we've entered middle age, finds it and tramples all over it, but it…
Imagine an "R" rated "Lassie" by way of "Spartacus." That's Kornél Mundruczó's "White God," a brutal but stirring fantasy about street dogs rising up against…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
A preview of Ebertfest 2015.
An encounter with the legendary documentarian Albert Maysles, who recently passed away.
A film teacher looks back on "The Breakfast Club," partly through the eyes of her students.
A preview of Ebertfest 2015.
Our Far-Flung Correspondent Brings Explosive Polish 1980s Sci-Fi to NYC
"Dear White People" director Justin Simien, editor Phillip J. Bartell, composer Kathryn Bostic and cinematographer Topher Osborn at the Film Independent Directors Close-Up series.
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A look at recent releases on Netflix and Blu-ray, including "Life Itself," "Annie," "Into the Woods," "The Lady From Shanghai," and more.
The first time I saw "The Straight Story," I focused on the foreground and liked it. The second time I focused on the background, too, and loved it. The movie isn't just about the old Alvin Straight's odyssey through the sleepy towns and rural districts of the Midwest, but about the people he finds to listen and care for him. You'd think it was a fantasy, this kindness of strangers, if the movie weren't based on a true story.
Straight (Richard Farnsworth) is a 73-year-old man from in Laurens, Iowa, who learns that his brother is dying and wants to see him one last time. His eyes are too bad to allow him to drive. He lives with his daughter Rose (Sissy Spacek), who is somewhat retarded and no good behind the wheel. Nor do they have a car. But they have a tractor-style lawn mower, and the moment Alvin's eyes light on it, he knows how he can drive the 300 miles to Mt. Zion, Wis. The first mower konks out, but he gets another one, a John Deere, hitches a little trailer to it, and stubbornly sets off down the road.
Along the way we will learn a lot about Alvin, including a painful secret he has kept ever since the war. He is not a sophisticated man, but when he speaks, the words come out like the bricks of a wall built to last. Like Hemingway's dialogue, the screenplay by John Roach and Mary Sweeney finds poetry and truth in the exact choice of the right everyday words. Richard Farnsworth, who was 79 when he made the film, speaks the lines with perfect repose and conviction.
Because the film was directed by David Lynch, who usually deals in the bizarre ("Wild at Heart," "Twin Peaks"), we keep waiting for the other shoe to drop--for Alvin's odyssey to intersect with the Twilight Zone. But it never does. Even when he encounters a potential weirdo, like the distraught woman whose car has killed 14 deer in one week on the same stretch of highway (". . . and I HAVE to take this road!"), she's not a sideshow exhibit and we think, yeah, you can hit a lot of deer on those country roads.
Alvin's journey to his brother is a journey into his past. He remembers when they were young and filled with wonder. He tells a stranger, "I want to sit with him and look up at the stars, like we used to, so long ago." He remembers his courtship and marriage. His Army service as a sniper whose aim, one day, was too good. And about years lost to drinking and nastiness. He has emerged from the forge of his imperfections as a better man, purified, simple, and people along the way seem to sense that.
My favorite, of all of his stops, comes in a town where he's almost killed when he loses a drive belt and speeds out of control down a hill. He comes to rest where some people in lawn chairs are watching the local firefighters practicing putting out a fire.
In the town are twin brothers who squabble all the time, even while charging him by the hour to repair the mower. And a retired John Deere employee named Danny Riordan (James Cada), who lets Alvin camp for a while in his backyard (Alvin won't enter the house, even to use the phone).
Danny is a rare man of instinctive sweetness and tact, who sees what the situation requires and supplies it without display. He embodies all of our own feelings about this lovable old--yes, fool. He gently offers advice, but Alvin is firm: "You're a kind man talking to a stubborn man." If Riordan and the deer lady and the dueling twins (and a forlorn young girl) are the background I was talking about, so are the locations themselves. The cinematographer, Freddie Francis, who once made the vastness of Utah a backdrop for "The Executioner's Song," knows how to evoke a landscape without making it too comforting. There are fields of waving corn and grain here, and rivers and woods and little bed barns, but on the soundtrack the wind whispering in the trees plays a sad and lonely song, and we are reminded not of the fields we drive past on our way to picnics, but on our way to funerals, on autumn days when the roads are empty.
The faces in this movie are among its treasures. Farnsworth himself has a face like an old wrinkled billfold that he paid good money for and expects to see him out. There is another old man who sits next to him on a barstool near the end of the movie, whose face is like the witness to time. And look and listen to the actor who plays the bartender in that same late scene, the one who serves Alvin the Miller Lite. I can't find his name in the credits, but he finds the right note: He knows how all good bartenders can seem like a friend bringing a present to a sickroom.
The last notes are also just right. Who will this dying brother be, and what will he say? Will the screenplay say too much or reach for easy sentimentality? Not at all. Just because you have to see someone doesn't mean you have a lot to gab about. No matter how far you've come.
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LSU Defense Key in Win Over #3 Ole Miss
LSU gets another fourth quarter comeback under Les Miles.
LSU gets another fourth quarter comeback under Les Miles.
Cajuns roll up 419 rushing yards in win.
Ian Rapaport of the NFL Network is reporting that New Orleans Saints running back Pierre Thomas will miss the next 2-3 with a shoulder injury.
You may or may not recognize the coach in the St. Louis Rams apparel, but he is the former defensive coordinator for the New Orleans Saints. Yes, this is Gregg Williams!!
The season will open for the Tigers at home against the McNeese State Cowboys on September 5.
Louisiana's Ragin' Cajun football team looked like the squad many expected before the season began, dominating in nearly every facet of the game Tuesday night against the Texas State Bobcats.
Quarterback Jake Delhomme, running back Kevin Faulk, and softball coach Yvette Girouard highlight the 2015 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame class. Joining them are...
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Best Rock Vocalist (2012)
Jeff Lloyd of the Heavy Pets
If there is one area where many jam bands are lacking, it certainly wouldn't be in the hair department. Most of them have plenty of that, though it's often of the shaggy, unkempt variety. Rather, many jam bands are missing a good singer. Local jam heroes the Heavy Pets are not lacking in either of those categories thanks to frontman Jeff Lloyd. Lloyd not only has the prettiest head of hair this side of Terrapin Station but he's got a voice that ought to be welcomed on whatever cloud Jerry Garcia currently resides on. It is soulful, well-exercised, and, like his mane, quite pretty. Nowhere does Lloyd's voice ring out more beautifully than on the Pets' 2011 release, Swim Out Past the Sun. The album is stripped-down and acoustic, which not only makes it a wonderful, mellow addition to their catalog but also allows Lloyd's vocals to stand out and dazzle.
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12/13/2012 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
It is time to build a "new society within the shell of the old with the philosophy of the new, which is not a new philosophy but a very old philosophy, a philosophy so old that it looks new." (Peter Maurin)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/13/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in U.S.
Keywords: culture, counter culture, hippies, marriage, gay marriage, abortion, right to life, pro-choice, pro-life, reproductive freedom, Catholic Church, Deacon Keith Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - My return to the Catholic Church as a young man was propelled by my search for truth. It was also fueled by a desire to build a counter culture which embraced values different than the inhuman materialism, nihilism, lack of solidarity, violence and idolatry I saw all around me. I was a teenage hippie - I admit it.
However, I began to see that the alternative offered by that movement was illusory. I came to believe that it would replace the social order it decried with something worse. I also came to see that the problems I rejected in the society and culture around me were also within me. I embraced the Christian claim that I needed a Savior and found Him in His fullness in the Church which He founded.
I bring this up to make a point. I was not launched out of the womb a "conservative". That is one of the reasons I have never liked the label applied to my politics or theology. If anything, I saw myself as a radical in the truest meaning of the term, one trying to get back to the root.
The root I discovered led me to what early Christian writers called the Second Tree, the One planted on Calvary's Hill where the New Man, Jesus Christ, stretched out His arms to embrace the world in redemptive love and begin a New Creation. On that Cross, the Living Word, through whom the Universe was created, re-created it anew.
Theodore the Studite, an eighth century Abbot, once wrote: "How precious the gift of the cross, how splendid to contemplate! In the cross there is no mingling of good and evil, as in the tree of paradise: it is wholly beautiful to behold and good to taste. The fruit of this tree is not death but life, not darkness but light. This tree does not cast us out of paradise, but opens the way for our return."
"This was the tree on which Christ, like a King on a chariot, destroyed the devil, the Lord of death, and freed the human race from his tyranny. This was the tree upon which the Lord, like a brave warrior wounded in hands, feet and side, healed the wounds of sin that the evil serpent had inflicted on our nature."
"A tree once caused our death but now a tree brings life. Once deceived by a tree, we have now repelled the cunning serpent by a tree. What an astonishing transformation! That death should become life, that decay should become immortality- that shame should become glory!"
A fourth century Deacon named Ephrem proclaimed: "He who was also the carpenters glorious son set up his cross above deaths' all consuming jaws, and led the human race into the dwelling place of life. Since a tree had brought about the downfall of mankind, it was upon a tree that mankind crossed over to the realm of life."
"Bitter was the branch that had once been grafted upon that ancient tree, but sweet the young shoot that has now been grafted in, the shoot in which we are meant to recognize the Lord whom no creature can resist. We give glory to you, Lord, who raised up your cross to span the jaws of death, like a bridge by which souls might pass from the region of the dead to the land of the living.
"We give glory to you who put on the body of a single mortal man and made it the source of life for every other mortal man. You are incontestably alive. Your murderers sowed your living body in the earth as farmers sow grain, but it sprang up and yielded an abundant harvest of men raised from the dead. Come then, my brothers and sisters, let us offer our Lord the great and all embracing sacrifice of our love and our lives"
As a young man I rejected secularist, atheistic humanism - not humanism itself. I came to see that the true humanism is Christianity. That conviction led me back to the mother church of the entire Christian movement, the Catholic Church, because she is rooted in the theological anthropology and world view of the early fathers of the Church.
The existential questions I asked as a young man such as "Who Am I" and "Who are we", are still asked by men and women who hunger for more. They led me to the at the Cr�che, the Cross, the empty Tomb and the Catholic Church. As the Fathers of the last Council of the Church reminded us "The truth is that only in the mystery of the incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light."
It is time to acknowledge that the collapse of Western civilization will not be remedied by political movements alone. They are inadequate for the task. Crippled by the culture of death and indoctrinated by what Pope Benedict XVI called a "Dictatorship of Relativism", the West has been seduced by the siren song of evil.
What we need is a Christian revolution and, to shake things up even further, I quote from Peter Maurin's insightful book of prose entitled Easy Essays. I do so NOT because I agree with the left wing politics which sometimes co-opted what he and Dorothy Day meant to found. I reject such left wing politics as I reject any political movements, right or left, which offer collectivism as a solution.
Rather, I quote them because they speak to the kind of new movement we currently need. We need to take the values derived from the Christian worldview and knead them into the loaf of contemporary culture "creating a new society within the shell of the old with the philosophy of the new, which is not a new philosophy but a very old philosophy, a philosophy so old that it looks new".
It was the Church which gave the West the understanding that the dignity of every human person is rooted in the fact that we are all created in the Image of God. From that foundation came the claim that we possess fundamental human rights endowed upon us by the God who created us.
Those rights are not given to us by any Civil Government. They must be recognized by Civil Government or it becomes an unjust government.
We live in a declining western culture increasingly hostile to the Church. Our struggle involves a clash of worldviews, personal and corporate, and competing definitions of human freedom, human dignity, and human flourishing.
We face the growing hostility of a dictatorship of relativism which claims there are no truths. We insist that there is Truth, it can be known - and it must govern our lives. This means we face persecution. Our path is paved with the insults, accusations and calumny of our fellow citizens.
We are accused of being against progress and science for defending the dignity of every human life - including the lives of our first neighbors in the womb. Nothing could be further from the truth. We are Pro-life because it is right. Science exists to serve the person, the family and the common good.
We must courageously stand up to the culture of death. We can never compromise on the truth concerning the dignity of every human life from conception through natural death. Science confirms what our conscience long ago confirmed, those little girls and boys in the womb are our neighbors. It is always wrong to intentionally kill our innocent neighbors. To say and do otherwise is barbaric.
We insist, in the face of the ascendency of a counterfeit notion of marriage, that true marriage and family have been inscribed by the Divine Architect into the order of the universe. Truth does not change, people and cultures do; sometimes for good and sometimes for evil.
True Marriage, between one man and one woman, is the first society into which children are to be born, learn to be fully human, grow in virtue, flourish and take their role in families and communities. Heterosexual marriage, procreation, and the nurturing of children form the foundation for the family, and the family forms the foundation of civil society.
We must never be afraid to make the claim that children have a right to a mother and a father. They do. Of course we care about the single parent family and the many broken homes. However, their existence does not change the norm necessary to build a stable and healthy society. In tact marriages and families are the glue of a healthy and happy social order.
True marriage is the preeminent and the most fundamental of all human social institutions. It is a relationship defined by nature itself and protected by the natural law that binds all men and women. It finds its foundation in the order of creation.
Civil institutions do not create marriage nor can they create a right to marry for those who are incapable of marriage. The institutions of government should, when acting properly, defend marriage against those who would redefine it.
Good government has long regulated marriage for the common good. For example, the ban on polygamy and age requirements were enforced in order to ensure that there was a mature decision at the basis of the Marriage contract.
To limit marriage to heterosexual couples is not discriminatory now, nor has it ever been. Homosexual couples cannot bring into existence what marriage intends by its definition. To confer the benefits that have been conferred in the past only to stable married couples and families to homosexual paramours is bad public policy.
To live in faithful, heterosexual marriages open to, bearing and rearing children may soon become countercultural. This will not be he first time in Christian history this has occurred. Homosexualized and liberine cultures have often been the mission field into which the Church was sent. What changed was not the Church, but those cultures.
So it will be with the contemporary West. Our claims concerning life and marriage are not outdated notions of a past era but provide the path to a future of true freedom.
We insist upon the existence of a Natural Moral Law which can be known by all men and women through the exercise of reason.We do so because such a Law exists. We do so because it is the only stable foundation for civil law, giving us the moral norms needed to build societies and govern ourselves. It must inform our positive law or we will become lawless and our society devolve into anarchy.
These claims of ours are unpopular now and will become increasingly ridiculed. Those who hold to them will face growing disparagement and ostracism. However, they are the only antidote to the malady which is rotting western civilization from within. We need to be a counter culture to be ready to face what is to come. That is where understanding our own Christian history can help.
The early Church was sent into cultures filled with people who thought they were advanced in light of the arts and sciences of their day. Yet, those cultures practiced primitive forms of abortion and exposure, a practice of leaving unwanted children on rocks to be eaten by birds of prey or picked up by slave traders.
Early Christian manuscripts like the Didache (the Teaching of the Twelve) and the Letter to Diognetus show us that the early Christians transformed cultures very much like our own. Cultures of use where people were treated as property, cultures of excess where freedom was perceived as a power over others and license masqueraded as liberty. They eventually changed them from within.
So must we. Faithful Catholics are a new Counter Culture offering a way forward to a Western Culture which has lost its way. It is time to build a "new society within the shell of the old with the philosophy of the new, which is not a new philosophy but a very old philosophy, a philosophy so old that it looks new."
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FORT COLLINS, Colo.—The Colorado State women's basketball won against the UNLV Rebels, 74-62, Wednesday night at Moby Arena. CSU and UNLV are now both tied for second place in the conference.
The Rams (9-13, 5-2) were aggressive all game by driving to the basket and looking for open shots. All players for contributed to the game in points, rebounds and assists. They shot 27-for-51 from the field and 16-for-22 from the free throw line.
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|Docket #
|GONZALEZ POSADAS v. ATTORNEY GENERAL UNITED STATES
|March 26, 2015
|No. 14–1732.
|Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Allstate Insurance Company
|March 26, 2015
|TORRE v. LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FEMA
|March 26, 2015
|No. 14–2733.
|COTTILLION 13 4743 v. UNITED REFINING COMPANY 10 13 4633
|March 18, 2015
|Nos. 13–4633, 13–4743.
|UNITED STATES v. INGALLS JR
|March 17, 2015
|No. 14–1409.
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