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The Hogwarts Express is the name of the train that makes a run between London, King's Cross Station Platform 9¾ and Hogsmeade Station. It makes this run at about six times a year, and probably more often than that, as needed. It carries students to Hogwarts Castle at the start and end of every term. The train leaves Platform 9¾ without fail on 1 September at 11 o'clock in the morning, arriving at Hogsmeade Station in the early evening. Some students take the train back to King's Cross Station to go home for the Christmas and Easter holidays, but some don't, as they stay at Hogwarts. It also makes the run back again to London at the end of term in June.
- "The Hogwarts Express is a 4-6-0 Hall Class steam locomotive model number GWR 5900. It is quite impressive."
- —Hogwarts Express conductor.[src]
The Hogwarts Express was originally built by the Muggle engineers at Crewe, in Cheshire, England,[1] as a Hall Class steam locomotive,[2] in the early-to-mid 19th century.
Sometime in between 1819 and 1849, Ottaline Gambol rose to the office of Minister for Magic, and she made a daring and controversial suggestion to solve the ages-old problem of how to transport hundreds of students to and from Hogwarts Castle every school year without attracting the Muggles' attention: intrigued by the Muggle technology, the Minister saw the potential of using a train as a secure and comfortable alternative to Portkeys or to unregulated means of travel. The Ministry of Magic conducted a a large-scale operation involving one hundred and sixty-seven Memory Charms, as well as the biggest Concealment Charm ever performed in Britain, in order to acquire the locomotive. The morning after this operation, the residents of Hogsmeade awoke to find the gleaming red Hogwarts Express and a railway station that had not been there previously, and the Muggle railway employees in Crewe had the feeling they had misplaced something, which stayed with them for the rest of the year.[1] There was initial resistance from pure-blood families against using a Muggle-built device for wizard transportation (which, they claimed, was "unsafe, insanitary and demeaning"), until the Ministry decreed that students would arrive to school on the train or not attend at all.[1]
It was on the Hogwarts Express that Harry first got to know Ron Weasley in 1991, and first met many of the other people who played significant roles in his life, including Hermione Granger, Neville Longbottom, Fred and George Weasley and, in later years, Remus Lupin and Luna Lovegood. The second confrontation between Harry and Draco Malfoy occurred on the train on the way to Hogwarts when Draco sneered at Ron and offered Harry his friendship. Harry turned down Draco's offer abruptly, marking the beginning of a long-standing enmity and hatred between the two boys.
It was on the Hogwarts Express that Harry had his first encounter with a Dementor in 1993. In 1996, Harry and others were invited to a compartment occupied by Professor Horace Slughorn.
In 2017, Harry, Ginny, Ron, and Hermione took their children to Platform 9¾ where they boarded the train to leave for Hogwarts.
In striking contrast to Britain's National Rail system, the Hogwarts Express takes the form of a large red, 4-6-0 steam engine. Originally steam fitted by the Muggles who built it, the Hogwarts Express now runs exclusively on magic.
The passenger carriages hold compartments set off a corridor, allowing each compartment to function as a self-contained stage within the larger train. During the long journey to Hogwarts, students may enjoy treats from a trolley, such as Pumpkin Pasties and Chocolate Frogs. There are usually no adults aboard the Hogwarts Express except the witch with the tea trolley and the driver. Occasionally new teachers (namely, Remus Lupin as well as Horace Slughorn) could be found aboard the train as well.
Prefects of the school ride in a separate carriage near the front of the train. The compartments on the train appear to be lettered; in 1996, the Slug Club met in Compartment C.
Behind the scenes
- The Hogwarts Express is portrayed in the Harry Potter films by steam locomotive no. 5972 "Olton Hall".
- Interestingly, the Hogwarts Express conductor at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter once claimed that the train was a GWR 5900 and was built in 1936[2], when the real train was a GWR 4900 (indeed, the 5900 class does not exist) and was built in April of 1937. It is possible, however, that these details were intentionally changed to differentiate the Hogwarts Express from the real train that portrays it. Information from Pottermore, however, suggests that it was acquired by the Ministry sometime between 1819 and 1849 (between the terms of Ministers Grogan Stump and Evangeline Orpington).
- During principal photography of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, filming was shut down for several days after the train used as the Hogwarts Express was vandalised, costing £3000; the vandals had spray-painted graffiti onto the train. The train was damaged again in March 2007, after filming of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was completed. A month was required to repair the locomotive, because of the £50,000 worth of damage, as 337 of its toughened windows were smashed with hammers.
- The school train is traditionally reserved only for students. Only four adults were ever seen travelling on the train: the Honeydukes Express lady, the conductor, Remus Lupin and Horace Slughorn.
- In the first five films, the Hogwarts Express is shown to have four coaches. However, in the film version of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, it is shown to have five coaches. The fifth coach differs greatly from the rest, because it has no compartments. The fifth coach may have been added due to the fact that it has a luggage rack, which the other four lacked, the luggage rack was needed so Harry could eavesdrop on a conversation involving Draco Malfoy. It's also possible that its addition might reflect a higher-than-usual enrollment at Hogwarts. However as there are approximately one thousand students at Hogwarts each year each set up shown in the films seems inadequate for the requirements.
- Being an official vehicle of Hogwarts school, it's possible to surmise that it could be considered an extension of the school and thus fall under at least some of its rules and allowances. This may be why rule-abiding Hermione Granger felt free to cast the Oculus Reparo spell on Harry's glasses in the film version of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone which might have otherwise been a violation of underage magic restrictions.
- There have been several models of the Hogwarts express released, including HO/OO scale models by Bachmann and Hornby, O scale by Lionel, and a new G scale model.
- In the film adaption Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, the returning Hogwarts Students are only seen on the Hogwarts Express and not at Hogwarts itself, which is due to the film mainly focusing on Harry, Ron, and Hermione's quest to find and destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes.
- As the only stations the Hogwarts Express is noted as stopping at are King's Cross and Hogsmeade it is unclear if students from Scotland, Wales and more remote parts of England (and possibly Ireland) have to make their way to and from Hogwarts via other means or have to make the trip via King's Cross. However, in the film version, Seamus Finnigan is seen on the Hogwarts Express even though he lives in Ireland.
- It is possible it has other stops before reaching King's Cross, but it seems probable that the train only runs from King's Cross to Hogsmeade given that Ron and Harry lived no where near London but used King's Cross.
- The fact that on average there are around one thousand students at Hogwarts each year also poses complications for the Hogwarts Express being the only method for students to reach Hogwarts. However given the existance of various ways of increasing space within carriages and the fact within the books neither the overall number of carriages the Express pulls nor the length of Platform 9¾ are stated leaves the possibility open.
- Throughout the films, the Hogwarts Express has had its iconic whistle but in the third film, a different whistle is used. The reason for this change is unknown.
- The Hogwarts Express has a coal car.
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"Homemade meatballs are a very easy to make, and since we skip the very messy step of pan-frying these before they hit the sauce, it becomes downright simple. Here I use a standard half-beef/half-pork mixture. You can substitute water or beef broth for the milk, if preferred."
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1/3 cup plain bread crumbs
1/2 cup milk
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 onion, diced
1 pound ground beef
1 pound ground pork
2 eggs
1/4 bunch fresh parsley, chopped
3 cloves garlic, crushed
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon dried Italian herb seasoning
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
I made Chef John's meatloaf a week or so ago and it was quite tasty which made me excited to try his meatball recipe. The bread crumbs I used in this recipe were made from homemade garlic-butter croutons and I cut back on the salt just a bit. To make uniform meat balls, I used my small cookie scoop. After baking my meatballs, I drained the fat off of them and added them to a homemade marinara and let them sit in the sauce for 20 minutes or so before I served them on pasta. The family really thought these were quite good. They held up well (to both cooking in the oven and sitting in the marinara) and had a nice flavor. Next time, I'd double the italian seasoning but that's really just personal to our family.
I just took these out of the oven and they were swimming in liquid!! They weren't browned or even close - the flavor of the meat is good but the consistency of the cooked meatballs is wrong - won't make again!
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These meatballs were awesome! I added more breadcrumbs than the recipe called for, left out the red pepper, and used beef broth instead of milk. They were a big hit and I even posted a picture! Thanks Chef John!
CJ's Italian Meatballs Haiku: "I can't believe it. These beat 'Meatball Nirvana' And they held up too!" So my biggest praise for these meatballs is that after I made a double-batch, w/o changing the recipe, I froze them into weekly portions, but after thawing a handful of them in sauce last night, I couldn't have been more delighted that they held their meatball shape and didn't fall apart! So I don't know what of CJ's method, or ingredients, resulted in a firm (oh yes, and scrumptious!) meatball, but I think this recipe has replaced AR's 'Meatball Nirvana' in our house from now on.
These are FANTASTIC meatballs! I used meatloaf mix, b/c it was cheaper (believe it or not) than buying the beef and pork seperately. I also used seasoned breadcrumbs instead of plain and dried parsley in place of the fresh. Followed the recipe exactly otherwise and would not change a thing next time. I was scared b/c the mixture was so soft (even after refrigeration), but I proceeded on, and I am so glad I didn't add extra breadcrumbs like I wanted to...these held their shape and were so moist, tender, flavorful and delicious...one of the best I've made/eaten! I used my large cookie scoop and got 26 out of this recipe. My family RAVED over these...even my 10 month old twins couldn't get enough, lol. Seriously, these are sooooo good! I will def be using this recipe over and over~YUM! Thanks for sharing. :)
Amazing!! Made these to add to my spaghetti sauce and they were delicious exactly as written! We froze half of them and I can't wait to use them for meatball subs!
Wow. This recipe is a keeper. I followed the recipe to a T and I wasn't disappointed. These meatballs were intended for sub sandwiches with marinara, but after tasting them fresh out of the oven, I felt like I was doing an injustice to this fine specimen of meat by slopping marinara over it. Thanks for the great recipe. I will be using this for years.
I made these mostly as written though I halved the recipe for my small family. They were the tastiest meatball I've ever tried! I chose to use all ground beef instead of with pork, and used 93% lean for a healthier choice. I loved that this didn't require the pan browning first. We ate these plain without a sauce with herb roasted potatoes and a salad, and it was such a tasty meal. The meatballs were very moist with a perfect texture. I'll make these from now on, and will also add these to my spaghetti sauce!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Chef John's Italian Meatballs
Serving Size: 1/30 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 30 Amount Per Serving Calories: 82 Calories from Fat: 49
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Prince T24 Men's Shoe Review
Prince T24 Men's Shoe Scores | |
Comfort | 4.0 |
Ventilation | 3.4 |
Arch Support | 3.8 |
Foot Support/Stability | 4.1 |
Overall Sole Durability | 4.4 |
Toe Durability | 4.9 |
Traction | 4.2 |
Weight | 3.3 |
Overall | 3.9 |
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- Traction
- Good fit for wider feet
- Runs hot
- Too wide for narrow feet
The Prince T24 lives up to the expectations that we have come to expect from the T series line from Prince. Just like its predecessor, the T22, the new T24 offers an extremely cushioned, heavy-duty and durable ride on the tennis court. Our playtesters loved the ample cushioning, especially after a short break-in period that enabled the shoe to mold more to the wearer's feet. We also loved the durability that we have come to expect from Prince's PRC 1000 outsole. Not only is the shoe extremely durable, but it's also backed by a 6-month durability guarantee. With the high level of cushioning and durability comes drawbacks, including some added heft, initial stiffness and a lack of breathability in hot and sweaty conditions. However, most of our playtesters didn't seem to mind, given the comfort and durability. If you are looking for a heavily cushioned and very durable tennis shoe, and you don't mind the extra heft, the T24 is definitely worth a try!
Comfort - Score: 4.0
All our playtesters loved the exceptionally plush cushioning in the T24. Jason said, "Like its predecessors, the T24 is very comfortable. The cushioning was plush, but the shoe required a short break-in period. Once broken in, the uppers didn't pinch thanks to the blend of synthetic leather and mesh. I did notice some slight rubbing on my pinky toe, but only on my left foot. Not too big of a deal."
Chris agreed that after a short break-in period the shoes felt quite comfortable. He said, "It took only one hit for these shoes to break-in. From then on I found a comfortable ride with no pinching or poking from the uppers. The fit was a little wide for my narrow feet -- even with two pairs of socks. The wide fit caused some discomfort, as my feet would slide around inside the shoes and that made the bottom of my feet sore. These are about as high fitting around the ankle as a low cut can get. I liked the fit and feel around the ankle collar as it was both comfortable and supportive. I liked the level of cushioning and found the soft and comfortable ride I have come to expect from Prince shoes."
Next in agreement was Mark, who said, "The interior of the T24 was flawless. It wasn't narrow, didn't pinch the Achilles, and there wasn't any stitching that might poke my feet during play. I would not say that the cushioning was plush, but it was just fine for my foot. Sometimes I don't feel secure enough on lateral stops with too plush of a shoe, and the T24 had a good blend of support and comfort."
Rounding out the team was Spencer, who also enjoyed the comfort after a short break-in period. He said, "This update to the T22 offers many of the same assets as its predecessor. While the cushioning was very spongy and soft, like the T22, the overall break-in and comfort wasn't quite as good. To start with, there was a smidgen of break-in that was necessary to get through the initial stiff feel. A snug fit in the forefoot and the lateral support straps caused some discomfort on my little toes until I got a few hitting sessions under my belt. After I wore them a couple of times my feet settled into the shoes, increasing the overall comfort."
Ventilation - Score: 3.4
Our playtesters felt the ventilation in the T24 was not its strongest point. Mark said, "The shoe had plenty of ventilation with the liberal use of mesh in the upper, but I would still give the edge in ventilation to the T22, which seems to utilize more mesh in its upper."
Spencer held a pretty neutral opinion. He said, "The ventilation was fair but not great. I thought there would be better temperature control, given the amount of mesh. Though I didn't experience any extreme heat issues, I thought there was room for improvement in this area."
Jason agreed, saying, "Despite what appears to be a fair amount of mesh in the upper and tongue, I still felt like these shoes played a little hot. It's not unbearable, but it's definitely noticeable."
The only playtester who seemed to have an issue here was Chris. He said, "My feet ran hot in these shoes. Ventilation felt lacking throughout and was the only real issue I had with them. My socks were soaked in sweat during every hitting session, and I found the shoes to feel hot even when just wearing them casually."
Arch Support - Score: 3.8
Our playtesters with medium arches seemed to really like the fit of the arch in the T24. Spencer said, "The medium arch hit in the right place, offering plenty of support."
Mark agreed with Spencer. He said, "I have a pretty middle of the road foot type, as far as width up front and arch height. The T24 fit well even though the arch support felt lower than medium, and it never felt like my arches were strained at all while running in them."
Once Jason wore in the shoe a little bit, he didn't have any issues with his low arches. He said, "This is another area of the shoe where I needed a slight break-in. After a few hours on the court I wore down the arch enough that it was no longer an issue."
The only playtester with a little bit of a fit issue was Chris and his high arches. He said, "The arch support was too low for my medium to high arches. The shoes had decent rigidity under the arch, but I would have liked a higher fit and even more support. To make the shoes a better fit for me I switched to Superfeet insoles with a built in arch plate and a higher fit. With my insoles in place I found the support and fit to be spot on."
Foot Support/Stability - Score: 4.1
There were mixed feelings among our team when it came to the support and stability of the T24. Mark felt very comfortable and confident moving around the court in them. He said, "With straps on both the medial and lateral sides of the shoe, and the way the rest of the shoe is constructed, I give it extremely high marks for support. Being that the toe box is wider than most other shoes I have been wearing lately, the stability felt great; it was almost impossible to get any sort of roll over from sudden lateral stops."
Also enjoying the stability was Spencer. He said, "I felt very safe in this shoe. There was plenty of stability when moving laterally and when starting and stopping. It's not the lightest shoe by any means, but the security it offered when planting and changing direction was very good. Once the short break-in time was over I felt I could lace them up snug and secure for a supportive fit."
Chris had a slight issue with the width of the shoe, but overall felt well-supported. He said, "I liked the stable ride I found in these shoes. I was able to make aggressive starts, stops and lateral cuts without fear of the shoe rolling. The wide fit had my feet sliding around inside the shoes, which compromised the level of support I could find. I had to lace the shoes as tightly as I could get them, and I still had issues sliding around inside the shoes. While the width felt very similar to the T22, I found the uppers of that shoe to be softer and easier to wrap more tightly around my feet."
Jason liked the support when moving laterally but wanted a little more ankle support when moving up and back on the court. He said, "The T24 left me wanting just one more pair of eyelets. As soon as I laced them up I noticed my ankles didn't feel snug and fully locked in. And once on court it was confirmed. The uppers were stiff enough that my feet did feel secure when planting and changing direction, but when sprinting forward for a ball I could feel my feet slip due to the laces not going up high enough."
Overall Sole Durability - Score: 4.4
The sole durability was a major strength of the T24, with its PRC 1000 outsole. Chris said, "In typical Prince fashion the outsoles proved to be very durable on these shoes. I did not see any premature wear on the outsoles and the outsole met my level of expectation. I'm hard on the outsoles under the big toe area -- especially on the right shoe -- and even in this area these shoes held up extremely well. I'd put them up against any of the other durability guaranteed shoes and expect them to finish at (or very near) the top of the pile."
In agreement was Mark, who said, "I am not the teenage player I used to be; the kid who could wear out shoes in three weeks and caused my dad to actually saw tennis balls in half and glue them to the toe box of my shoes. However, I always redeem my sole warranty shoes prior to the six-month limit. The T24 is a very durable shoe, from the contact patch on the court to the material protecting the top of the toe. Even among other sole warranty shoes the T24 is one of the more durable shoes available."
Spencer also had no problems with the sole durability. He said, "Like most other top of the line outsoles, I felt the PRC 1000 compound does a great job in combining durability with traction. I had the usual wear on the medial side of my forefoot, under my big toe."
Rounding out the group was Jason, who also had no issues with durability. He said, "I thought this outsole was very durable. After about 15 hours on court there was still plenty of tread left on the outsole. I only noticed minor wear and tear on the medial forefoot."
Toe Durability - Score: 4.9
The toe durability was up to the test of our toe-dragging playtesters as well. Mark couldn't put a dent in the heavy toe guard. He said, "Like I said, I am not the kid I used to be, but I do tend to wear out the ball and big toe portion of the tread. My T24s definitely show use, but are in no way ready to be turned in for the warranty."
Chris had no problems with the toe durability, either. He said, "The toe durability was excellent. The outsole material wraps up nicely over the tip of the shoe and further protection is provided by a substantial toe guard. The toe guard wraps around both sides of the toe, providing excellent durability. I gave the shoes top marks here."
Traction - Score: 4.2
Traction was another major plus for the Prince T24. Chris loved the traction and felt very comfortable changing direction on court. He said, "The traction was very good in these shoes. I was able to move aggressively and didn't worry about slipping or sliding on court. The shoes provided all the grip I needed for quick starts and stops. On lateral moves there was just enough give to prevent the shoes from getting hung up on the court surface, yet there was enough grab to slow me down and get me ready to change direction."
Spencer felt that the traction of the T24 lived up to the reputation of the other shoes in the T series. He said, "I've always been happy with the amount of traction I've found in the T series shoes, and the T24 was no exception. The rubber compound wasn't too hard or too soft, allowing an ideal amount of tack on the hard court. It performs at a high level."
Feeling comfortable both indoors and outdoors was Mark, who said, "I used the T24 on hard courts. The outdoor courts I play on tend to be dirty, so you can slide a bit in some shoes. We also have an indoor court here, which is extremely slow, and the T24 was versatile enough to play well on either surface type."
The only playtester who had a slight issue with the traction on side-to-side movement was Jason. He said, "I felt like the PRC 1000 outsole did an above average job gripping the hard courts. It was great for any movements going toward or away from the net, but I did notice a few slippage issues when trying to plant and change direction. The tread pattern was basically a full herringbone, so maybe a more modified herringbone pattern would help with side to side traction."
Weight - Score: 3.3
Due to the exceptional level of durability and cushioning in the T24, our team found the shoe to be a bit on the heavy side. However, most of our playtesters didn't seem to mind the extra heft in exchange for the comfort and stability. Spencer said, "There was some definite heft in this one. That being said, I usually don't mind a little weight in my tennis shoes as it means better stability and durability. I liked the stability and durability in this shoe, so the actual weight of the shoe didn't bother me all that much."
Also not minding the extra weight was Chris. He said, "The feel on court was just a tad on the heavy side for me. However, considering the stability and durability, I would expect some weight. I still felt pretty fast in them, but they are far from a speed shoe. On the other hand, they make great shoes for practicing everyday, as they offer all the comfort and durability needed for long practice sessions."
Mark felt pretty neutral about the weight of the shoe. He said, "Although the weight of the T24 is comparable to other sole warranty shoes and almost the same as the T22, these felt a bit heavier."
Jason was the only one who seemed to have an issue with the weight of the T24. He said, "There's no way around it and there's no hiding it, this shoe feels heavy. It is somewhat to be expected, though, because the cushioning and the durability are so good. I guess that's the trade-off, but I prefer my shoes to be lighter (as I'm not the fastest guy on the court and need all the help I can get)."
Overall - Score: 3.9
Mark - "Stability, traction on court, seamless interior surface, ventilation and support are its strong suits. Almost as good as it gets."
Jason - "The two standout characteristics for me were the cushioning and outsole durability."
Chris - "I liked the comfort, durability, traction and stability."
Spencer - "The cushioning, traction and durability. This is a shoe that can be worn as a daily trainer on a hard court."
Mark - "I had a hard time switching directions because the toe box was pretty wide. I have been playing with narrower shoes and feel like I roll laterally to change direction in those, where I feel like I have to sort of tip the shoe to the outside edge to alter my direction in the T24."
Jason - "The ankle support could've used another eyelet to beef it up. I also felt the shoe lacked ventilation and was too heavy for my taste."
Chris - "The fit was too wide for me, and they ran hot."
Spencer - "The initial stiffness and discomfort was a bummer, especially with the expectations I had coming from the T22."
Comparing the T24 to other shoes they've worn, our testers said:
Mark - "The black version of the T22 was one of my favorite shoes all around. I felt the T22 was a very durable shoe, but the T24 feels like a more heavy-duty shoe, and is also slightly wider than the T22. It's perfect for the player who runs it all down, and needs a supportive/durable hard court shoe."
Jason - "It felt like the T22 in many ways because of the cushioning and overall ride, but this version felt stiffer initially and played hotter."
Chris - "This shoe definitely continues where the T22 left off. I can't think of another shoe that comes as close in its feel to this shoe as the T22."
Spencer - "It certainly compares to the T22 in most every way with some subtle differences. The traction, durability and cushioning were on par, but the break-in and comfort level still remain higher with the T22."
Playtester Foot Types:
Mark - Medium width / Medium arch
Jason - Wide width / Low arch
Chris - Narrow width / Medium arch
Spencer - Medium width / Medium arch
Review date: July 2012. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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Wuthering Heights is an incredible experience director Andrea Arnold having taken the Emily Brontë novel and turned it on its head in her typically nervy bold style. There's little dialogue it's shot using available natural light and like her previous film Fish Tank stars an unknown actor whose presence commands every scene.
There is moping on the moors in Wuthering Heights but the muddy meditative experience that has almost nothing in common with its predecessors. There's no romantically brooding Olivier or pillow-lipped Tom Hardy here; this is not an experience for teen girls to swoon over. As children Catherine and Heathcliff are odd playmates.
Once Mr. Earnshaw dies and Catherine's older brother Hindley takes over the household Heathcliff's life changes drastically for the worse. He's physically and verbally abused and banished to the barn to sleep with the other animals. It's clear that this is a brand-new nearly incomprehensible world for Healthcliff and it's impossible to not feel empathy for him especially during an aborted attempted at baptizing him. As a teen his relationship with Catherine is magical despite (or because?) how much he risks to just play in the mud with her. An ominous indicator of their lifelong relationship is that she doesn't grasp why her playmate isn't as free as she is to do what she wants. She's sorry that Heathcliff gets beaten for ditching work to play with her but that doesn't stop her from encouraging him. As children they romp like puppies with just a hint of their budding sexuality; they're pure selfish id.
In many ways neither of them outgrow this selfishness. Even when she's married and pregnant Catherine feels Heathcliff betrayed her by leaving. Heathcliff's ruthlessness in his pursuit of revenge is equally childish; we see him torturing dogs that mirrors the actions of Hindley's grubby-faced neglected child. Is it nature or nurture? Is Hindley's child learning by watching the adults around him or should we believe the natural tendency of children is this utterly careless cruelty? Whichever it is there's no doubt that Heathcliff's disavowal of the past and insistence of living in the present - There's only now he tells her - has nothing to do with Buddhist mindfulness but a total disregard for how his actions affect others. His initial plan included suicide but this seems much more interesting.
Howson's performance as an adult Heathcliff is remarkable. He's not a sympathetic character - no one is in this film. Although it's not clear whether or not Arnold was specifically looking to cast a person of color for the role of Heathcliff the fact that Howson is black adds an extra layer of complexity to the drama. In the book he's described in such a way that indicates at the very least his ethnic background isn't white but Arnold ups the ante by putting a racial epithet in Hindley's mouth. This drives home the idea of Heathcliff's outsider status; it makes his otherness visible.
There's something gentle in Heathcliff's face that belies the nearly sociopathic anger within. When he first seduces Catherine's sister-in-law Isabella as part of his revenge on Catherine it's erotic in a way that makes the viewer complicit in Isabella's eventual destruction. (This serves as an interesting foil to Fish Tank and its ethically troubling but arousing sex scenes with Michael Fassbender and Katie Jarvis.) As the adult Catherine Kaya Scodelario puts in a good performance. Her Catherine looks angelic but is all hard angles underneath those lacy flounces. She is the wild shrieking woman to Heathcliff's cold silence and when she is finally quiet it's only because she's succumbed to the furor of their lifelong struggle.
Throughout Wuthering Heights we are put in Heathcliff's shoes. We see Catherine through his eyes and we understand what it feels like to ride on a horse behind her with her hair whipping in our face and
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Welcome To ObamaWorld: Large Number Of Companies Announce Layoffs Post Election
Quite a few companies are giving their position on the election outcome
(The Blaze) Do elections have consequences? If you have been paying attention to the financial markets, you might think so. Wall Street has had two horrible days since President Obama won a second term.
However, stock prices are not the only thing taking a hit. It appears that the job market is also suffering. In the last 48 hours, the following major corporations have announced layoffs in America (links take you to news stories about the layoffs — with details from the companies):
- Energizer(1500 employees)
- Westinghouse (50)
- Research in Motion Limited (200)
- Lightyear Network Solutions (around a dozen)
- Providence Journal (23)
- Hawker Beechcraft (240)
- Boeing (30% of their management staff)
- CVPH Medical Center (17)
- US Cellular (980)
- Momentive Performance Materials (150)
- Rocketdyne (100)
- Brake Parts (75)
- Vestas Wind Systems (3,000) (they were also a recipient of $50 million from the Stimulus)
- Husqvarna (600)
- Center for Hospice New York (up to 40)
- Bristol-Meyers (480)
- OCE North America (135)
- West Ridge Mine (closing up to 204 mines)
- United Blood Services Gulf(up to 10% of workforce)
Also mentioned is Darden Restaurants, which is going to limit workers to 28 hours a week to avoid ObamaCare requirements regarding full time workers.
The story also lists a large number of companies that announced that they are closing. And then we go to Daily Job Cuts and find more (partial list)
- Update: Exide Technologies in Laureldale – 150
- Southeastern Container – 15
- Plexus Corp – Contract Loss Could = Layoffs
- Yakima Regional Medical Center Washington – 10+
- Crouse Hospital Syracuse NY – 70 Jobs
- Eagle-Tribune in North Andover – 21
- Ameridose LLC – up to 650 Layoffs
- EMD Millipore St. Charles – Some Layoffs
- Groupon – 80
- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne – 100
- Slidell La. – Warns of Possible Layoffs
We also get many more closings, including
- Career Education Corp – Closing 23 Campuses – 900 Jobs Lost
- Caterpillar Inc. will close its plant in Owatonna Minn.
- Update: TE Connectivity Closing Greensboro Plant – 620 Layoffs Expected
And plenty more small companies.
Are all these a pure response to Obama's re-election? Surely, no. There are layoffs and closings every day. But, this was a huge number post election, and those super evil rich people who provide the jobs are certainly highlighting the state of the economy and what they expect the economy to do in the future. They're telling people they voted for lollipops and unicorns, they voted because they prefer likeability over competence and experience, they voted for more of the same and blamestorming over a proven track record of success. Quite a few companies are laying people off directly due to the ObamaCare tax that's a penalty but a tax but a penalty. From Twitchy we get
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— Michael Kent (@popparollo) November 8, 2012
I'm offering a shiny new unicorn to any reporter who asks Obama about all the layoffs and closings. That is, if Obama deigns to take questions. Doubtful.
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With the OP/TECH USA System Connectors, the camera/binocular owner has several connection options. You can buy an extra set of connectors to customize the strap to best suit your needs. Straps can be lengthened to be worn across the chest or shortened to be worn at chest level.
Mini QD Loops allow users to fasten small cameras to many OP/TECH USA neck straps. They incorporate a thin cord loop for tight camera strap connection areas and 3/8" quick disconnects for easy attachment to strap. They are approximately 2.5" in length when attached to a camera. The Mini QD Loops System Connector is available in sets of four.
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The clips themselves are not the same size and therefor are not interchangeable. The Uni-Loops (of the Bino/Cam Harness) use regular size quick disconnects and the Mini QD Loops use a "mini" quick disconnect. However, you can connect the loop end of the Uni-Loop (from the Bino/Cam Harness) to the open end (the side opposite the loop) of the Mini QD Loops. See the third image above for reference. Then you can use the loop portion of the Mini QD Loops to connect to your camera. The Mini QD Loops are great for cameras/binoculars with small connection areas.
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- Cotton-blend jacquard polka dot
- Inset waist with contrast piping
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- Invisible side zipper
- Fully lined
- 22" Length
- 66% Cotton/34% Polyester
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Fun piece, but glad I got it on sale
The skirt is really cute and I have gotten several compliments on it. However, I do have a an issue with the zipper sticking and the material feels more casual than other Limited skirts. If I had paid more I might have considered a return.
As other reviewers have noted... The color is definitely a limey-yellow, not a golden yellow. Also, I can be between sizes and I'm glad I went with the larger - it fits well once on but still is snug over the hips when getting it on or off.
July 13, 2013
Very cute skirt
Love the skirt! I ordered my normal size and it is a bit snug so if you want some extra room order a size up. Otherwise very good purchase.
July 12, 2013
Yellow Skirt
I got a lot of compliments from this Skirt.. Love it!!!
July 11, 2013
I love this skirt! It's more of a lime yellow/green color than yellow from the picture. I'm normally a size 6 but ordered an 8 because I like my skirts to sit a little lower and to account for my booty. I wore it to work, perfect length, with a white shirt and tan shoes. I received many compliments.
July 7, 2013
I'm afraid I'm going to rip it
This is a very nice skirt in that it looks nice, the material feels like a good quality (it is like raw silk) and it fits well when you're just standing in the mirror. However, there is no stretch in it whatsoever, but it is cut the same way all the other Limited skirts are that have some stretch. In otherwords, it is tight in the hips and doesn't allow you to take too long a stride. If there was stretch in it, I would give this skirt an A+. But, since it fits tight like a stretchy skirt but without the stretch, I feel like I'm going to rip it as soon as I sit down. I tried sizing up, but it just doesn't flatter the waist and hips as well when it is a size too big. I think I'm going to get my nerve up to wear it out of the house, but I will have a backup skirt in my purse just in case.
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Not what I expected
While this skirt appears to be a bright, sunshine yellow in the pictures on this site, when it arrived, I was surprised to find that it is closer to a strange neon yellow-green.
June 26, 2013
Perfect color
It is more of a muted yellow than a bright yellow, but gorgeous nevertheless. Material is thin enough and comfortable enough for the summer, but it does snag a bit so be careful. The only downside is that it wrinkles pretty easily and the light color make the wrinkles even more visible. Wish the limited would come out with no-iron/wrinkle-resistant clothing so I could wear them to work!
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Sublime Lime
This is what I'd call a day-date piece. It's great for being outdoors because of the breathable material. It's a fashion statement piece because realistically, there are not many occasions where you can wear this bright lime green. The skirt is utterly adorable with a single colored top. The piping is the same material throughout. I found that I needed to go a size up because of my wider hips to be able to sit comfortably.
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Terramycin ophthalmic ointment treats eye infections in horse, dogs, cats, cattle or any animal. Find Terramycin Eye Ointment and other antibiotics at Jeffers. Read More
Used to treat primary and secondary infections of the eye in small and large animals.
Contains 5 mg of Terramycin per gram.
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Grateful this product is available once more. Thank you!
"Thank goodness it is back in stock!"
Thank goodness this product is back in stock. It is a lifesaver and a must to keep stocked in the medicine cabinet. I have used on Goats, Horses, Cows and Cats.
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"I keep this wonderful product in my medical box for emergencies. When you have dogs running together there is always a chance they will play too rough and an eye problem ensues. I have saved the eyes of dogs that come here for boarding or grooming by using my ""stash"" on eyes that come in with problems. Stash won't last too much longer. Need product to help my furry friends."
I have used this amazingly effective ointment for many years, also noticing it has become sparsely stocked, and now totally unavailable.What entity is controlling release of this product? Are any major animal compassion groups hammering suspect parties inhibiting or interfering in the distribution of humane, affordable and effective over-the-counter treatments? The animals are suffering.
"Great product... impossible to get"
I have used this product for many rescue kittens and dogs and loved it. It works so quickly and seems to be soothing with no discomfort when applying it. Why is it that when things work they become impossible to get??
"please carry this!"
This is a great product and I have used it for years. I think vets want to make us order everything thru them so that it gets too expensive to own a horse. Sad day for us horse owners.
"Great Item to have on hand"
This is great product to keep on hand for those times when a mini llamas has an infected, injured, or inflamed eye. Out vet has advised of its' use. IT IS A DARN SHAME THAT WE CAN'T GET IT VIA JEFFERS OR ANYONE ELSE. If you know of a source or an equivalent product, please post it here.
"Good stuff!"
Have used this for years -- horses, dogs, cats, sheep -- anytime one of the critters gets an infected, injured, or inflamed eye, this stuff cures it. So WHY is it so hard to keep in stock?
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must have on hand product...local distributor says product is being discontinued...the way of all good things
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This product works great for my cats. Whenever one of them has a 'weepy', runny eye that gets red and irritated I just use this twice a day. It usually takes 7 to 10 days to completely fix the problem but their eye infections always clear up very well.
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I used this twice daily on my goats for two weeks for pink eye. The moment I stopped using it the problem came back. I again tried it three times a day for two more weeks. As soon as I stopped the problem returned.
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I keep 2-tubes on hand at all times, I have tried other products and nothing works as well for eye infections. If dog or puppy gets his eye scratched/irritated this is the Best product.
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This ointment is a must have. I use this a lot if the animal's eye looks a little off. Newborns sometimes just have a little infection in the eye and this clears it up with no problems.
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I highly recommend this product for your animal. I have a cat that has leaky eyes all the time and this has helped her alot. I received this from my vet the first time around then I bought it from off line.
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"This is one of those products that any animal owner should have. Any time my animals (goats, cattle, horses, dogs, cats) get any type of ""yucky"" eye, I give them a dose of this. Easy to apply (though most animals don't appreciate it) It usually only takes a few doses to clear up the eye irritations. If it's a bad infection, I use this in conjunction with one dose of Biomycin (injectable antibiotic) and that really speeds up the healing process. Simple to use, easy to store! Highly recommended. "


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Sickle Trait and Sickle Cell Disease
People can dream, but their road to success can be derailed in the most unusual ways, perhaps none as strange as that which affected Ryan Clark of the Pittsburgh Steelers. When his team plays in Denver, the Mile High City, so named because it sits at an altitude of 5,280 feet, Clark is sidelined. This is because of an incident in 2007 in which Clark ended up critically ill requiring emergency surgery because of his genetics; he suffers from sickle trait, a condition that affects the shape and function of red blood cells.


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Thursday, November 12, 2009
The Land Before CGI
Raise the Titanic
Raise the Titanic
In 1980 Raise the Titanic was released to across the board pans from the critical community. The public too seemed dissatisfied with the film as it tanked at the box office. Even today all it can muster on IMDB is a rating of 3.9. So, were the original pans warranted? Yes and no. In all honesty, it's not a very good movie, granted, but it's not the worst thing ever made either. It's a cold war thriller and as far as that kind of thing goes it's decent but not without problems. The main problem of Raise the Titanic is a supreme lack of confidence in its story, taken from the novel of the same name penned by Clive Cussler. Directed without an ounce of flair by Jerry Jameson it plods through scenes that need not exceed seconds in length and exits quickly scenes that actually might hold interest. It's maddening watching someone direct a film counter to all common sensical instincts but by God that's exactly what Jameson does. To make matters worse the movie's third act is clearly truncated and rushed through. The tale of trying to extract a rare mineral thought to have been placed as cargo aboard the Titanic in 1912 spends 90 percent of the movie talking about what to do (raise the Titanic of course!) then 10 percent doing it in a race towards a climax and dénouement.
Critics and audiences were most likely reacting to the film's price tag of 40 million dollars at a time when the average film cost around eight. It is unfortunately fairly clear that 39 million went into the Titanic raising part of the movie and a million or so went to everything else. But again, as a cold war thriller with a twist ending it's not entirely bad but yes, one can find better thrillers elsewhere so why bother?
Well, because its Titanic raising sequence is pretty damn amazing for those of us who still appreciate great model work done in the most difficult setting imaginable for a miniatures/model artist to work: water. Water cannot be scaled down. It is the size it is, period, so when a big drop passes by the model it becomes clear that it's a model. High powered fans are often used to blow small thin ripples briskly across the surface while high-speed cameras shoot the action to be played back at a slower speed, hopefully simulating an ocean rather than a pool. Sometimes the effect works, sometimes it doesn't. Here, for the most part, it works. The model for the Titanic is fairly big as these things go, approximately 55 feet in length, so much of the miniature effects look good even in the water. Only a couple of shots, particularly an early one of the anchor, betray the model for what it is. The sequence was filmed in Malta and directed by Ricou Browning with superb sound editing by William Wistrom. Enjoy the clip and please remember this film was made in 1980, six years before Bob Ballard pinpointed the wreck and discovered it had broken in two before settling on the sea floor. I say this not to my usual informed readers but to anyone who may stumble across this piece by a random google search without possessing the proper historical knowledge since, remarkably, the ship coming up in one piece is criticized on many message boards I have come across for not being historically accurate. Most do not realize that unlike what is shown in the James Cameron film the ship most likely broke apart just beneath the surface hence the lack of eyewitness accounts of the ship's separation (although there were a couple of eyewitness theories along those lines based on the sounds they heard). At the time of this film's release the prevailing view was that the Titanic had gone down in one piece.
One last thing. If you are interested in the behind the scenes of the model work and filming done for this movie there is no more valuable place to go on the internet than this Raise the Titanic YouTube page where you can see great stills of the model in production here as well as a host of other interesting morsels for your consumption.


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Some of our Facebook Friends throughout the United States do not know the story about Arizona's bad Attorney General Tom Horne. Here is the best newspaper article I found that details why Tom Horne will never be the Arizona Governor in in the NEW TIMES. Tom Horne is also a Felon because is barred from the stock selling industry by the SEC for fraud in his investment company in the 1970's.
We have filed SELECTIVE PROSECUTION CHARGES against Tom Horne with the FBI and Department of Justice since he protects his friends. The senior living facility, Sun Grove Resort Village (SGRV), which we had trouble with and hired Tom Horne's friend Scott E. Williams to represent the facility. Scott E. Williams was hired in 2004 by the Maricopa Board of Supervisors to represent Maricopa Politicians, Officials, and Judges on election Matters. Williams is very "PROTECTED" because court paperwork disappears, he gets court/legal favors, and is allowed to break the law. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ignore all our communications about their mistakes concerning Scott E. Williams, former disgraced Judge Melanie Deforest, and Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne.
Our evidence against Tom Horne is the ignoring of signed false advertising Internet Contracts signed by SGRV's Scott Green misrepresenting SGRV as a licensed senior living facility (which have Scott E. Williams' "Bates" stamp on them which shows he is aware of the scam). We also have documentation that SGRV's impostor nurse, Claudia Marquez, misrepresents herself as a nurse and even illegally obtains confidential medical information on SGRV residents.
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1. From Shanghai PuDong International Airport to CityHome Apartment
1) The direct way is by taxi , the price is about 180RMB more or less. Show the taxi driver the exact address in chinese which we will sent you by email.
2) Shuttle Bus NO.2 from PuDong Airport to Jing'an Airport Shuttle Bus Station(price is 19RMB per person) and then change the taxi ,just basic price ,2.3km(12RMB) . Enclose , the shuttle bus run time from 7:20 to the end of day scheduled flight .
3) You also can get maglev train at Pudong Airport to LongYang Road Maglev Train Station it's 50RMB per person( but if you show your flight ticket and the price is 40RMB per person) , or you can take the subway line 2 from PuDong aiport to LongYang Lu Station, and then change the subway Line 7 to ChangShou Rd Station(4-5RMB per person) ,remember get off from at the No.5 Exit, then go along the XinHui Rd and toward east, when you at the cornet of XinHui Rd and JiangNing Rd then you can see 2 opposite building about 25 floors, that is our saint land apartment...
2. From Shanghai HongQiao Airport to CityHome Apartment
1) You can by bus NO.941(2--4RMB per person), and get off the bus at Xikang Road stop ,just near the this bus station, you will find the China Construction Bank, our apartment just behind bank . Enclose , Bus NO.941 run time from 6:00 to 21:30
2) You also can by taxi ,It's about 50RMB more or less
3. From Shanghai Railway Station to CityHome Apartment.
Get off the train from the south exit of train station, then by taxi directly go to the cross between JiangNing Road and XinHui Road , . It costs 12RMB ,is basic price in 3kms .
Bus No.112 to peoples square,bus No.830 to XuJiaHui quickly. Fifteen munites by walk to ShangHai Railway Station.
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Page 22 Untitled Pauling Diary. 1941 - 1942.Pauling records details of his work with the U.S. government in this diary. As one of the scientists working with ballistics and propellants, Pauling includes notes on the properties of certain powders and chemicals and details of his research with those chemicals. His entries likewise include information on the research work of his colleagues.
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