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Appaloosa (film)
Appaloosa | |
Theatrical release poster
Directed by | Ed Harris |
Produced by | Ed Harris Robert Knott |
Written by | Ed Harris Robert Knott |
Starring | Ed Harris Viggo Mortensen Renée Zellweger Jeremy Irons Lance Henriksen |
Music by | Jeff Beal |
Cinematography | Dean Semler |
Edited by | Kathryn Himoff |
Distributed by | New Line Cinema |
Release dates
Running time
115 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $20 million |
Box office | $27,665,851[1] |
Appaloosa is an American western based on the 2005 novel, Appaloosa, by crime writer Robert B. Parker. Directed by Ed Harris and co-written by Harris and Robert Knott, Appaloosa stars Harris alongside Viggo Mortensen, Renée Zellweger and Jeremy Irons. The film premiered in the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival and was released in selected cities on September 19, 2008, then expanded into wide-release on October 3, 2008.
The movie shares some narrative similarities with the 1959 Western Warlock, directed by Edward Dmytryk and starring Henry Fonda, Anthony Quinn and Richard Widmark. There is also a 1966 Western named The Appaloosa which stars Marlon Brando, but the two films are unrelated.
In 1882, the small town of Appaloosa, New Mexico, is being terrorized by local rancher Randall Bragg (Jeremy Irons), who killed the town's marshal, Jack Bell (Robert Jauregui), and two of his deputies when they came to his ranch to arrest two of his men. The town decides to hire lawman and town-tamer Virgil Cole (Ed Harris) and his deputy, Everett Hitch (Viggo Mortensen), to protect and regain control of the town. The pair agree on one condition: that the town follow the by laws drawn up by Virgil Cole, which means that Virgil and Everett will essentially be running the town while employed as City Marshalls. The lawmen begin taking control by confronting four of Bragg's men who are causing a disturbance in the saloon. Three men refuse to allow themselves to be arrested, forcing Cole and Hitch to kill them. The fourth man surrenders and leaves the saloon. Bragg has a meeting with Cole and Hitch, initiating a stand-off.
Cole meets a new arrival to the town, the recently widowed Allie French (Renée Zellweger), who has traveled west to find a new life. Cole asks her outirght if she is whore and she bashfully says "Don't Be Coarse". The two start a relationship, and soon buy a house together. However, Allie is revealed to be promiscuous and attempts to seduce Hitch when they are alone. Despite having shown previous interest in her, he refuses her advances out of loyalty to Cole.
When one of Bragg's men tells Cole and Hitch he will testify that he witnessed Bragg gun down the marshal, Bragg is tried, convicted, and sentenced to hang. En route to his execution, Bragg is rescued by guns-for-hire Ring and Mackie Shelton (Lance Henriksen and Adam Nelson), old acquaintances of Cole, who have captured Allie and bring her along as a hostage. Cole allows Bragg to leave with the Shelton brothers to protect her.
Cole and Hitch catch up with the outlaws and discover that Allie is not a hostage, when they see her and Ring Shelton frolicking naked together in a stream. After a brief fight with Chiricahua Apache, they turn Bragg in to the sheriff of Beauville, the nearest town. Unbeknownst to Cole, Sheriff Russell (Argos MacCallum) is a cousin of the Shelton brothers. Knowing that Cole is determined to bring Bragg to the gallows, they free Bragg and challenge Cole and Hitch to a gunfight. Before the fight, Hitch asks Cole if he is fighting for justice, or for Allie. In the ensuing battle, both lawmen are wounded but manage to kill Ring, Mackie, and Russell. Bragg, however escapes on horseback. The two return to Appaloosa with Allie.
Some time later, Bragg is granted a full pardon by President Chester Arthur (whom he previously claimed to have known) and returns to Appaloosa in an attempt to publicly reform himself. He buys the hotel and ingratiates himself with the locals. Privately, Bragg threatens Cole and Hitch if they should pose further problems. Hitch also discovers that Allie is in a secret relationship with Bragg, and so because of Bragg's newfound power, Hitch is unable to deal with Bragg legally, he quits his job as deputy, and challenges Bragg to a duel in front of Allie. Cole attempts to stop him, but Hitch remains steadfast. Hitch manages to fire first just before Bragg fires but Bragg's shot misses, and Hitch hits him in the abdomen killing him. Hitch then leaves town; his parting thoughts express his hope that Cole can find happiness with Allie.
- Ed Harris as Virgil Cole
- Viggo Mortensen as Everett Hitch
- Renée Zellweger as Allie French
- Jeremy Irons as Randall Bragg
- Lance Henriksen as Ring Shelton
- Adam Nelson as Mackie Shelton
- Timothy Spall as Phil Olson
- Ariadna Gil as Katie
- James Gammon as Earl May
- Tom Bower as Abner Raines
- Rex Linn as Sheriff Clyde Stringer
- Corby Griesenbeck as Charlie Tewksbury
- Timothy V. Murphy as Vince Sullivan
- Agathe Golaszewska as Kid
- Makenzie Vega as Stunt
Bob Harris, Ed Harris's father, has a small role as Judge Elias Callison.
Appaloosa marks Ed Harris's second outing as director, following the 2000 biopic Pollock, which he also starred in; Harris co-wrote and co-produced Appaloosa with Robert Knott.[2] The budget for Appaloosa was $20 million[3] and filming took place from October 1, 2007 to November 24, 2007 around Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Austin, Texas.[4] Harris was drawn to Robert B. Parker's bestselling novel because it was constructed like a classic Western, but included crime themes still relevant to contemporary society. He purchased the rights to the novel and hired Parker to adapt his book into a screenplay.[5] Harris, who also stars as Virgil Cole, wanted to make the film in the old-fashioned style of such films as 3:10 to Yuma, My Darling Clementine and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, rather than a revisionist approach. Harris also acknowledged the challenge of making a successful Western movie, saying, "You can count on one hand, or maybe half a hand, the number of Westerns that were box office successes in the recent past."[6] Production of Appaloosa slowed when New Line Cinema and producers became concerned with the box office prospects of a Western during a season with such anticipated blockbusters as The Dark Knight. Diane Lane originally signed on to play Allie French, but left the project when the film stalled. The movie got back on track due to the success of the Deadwood series on HBO and the film remake of 3:10 to Yuma. Renée Zellweger was signed to replace Lane.[5]
Harris enjoyed working with Viggo Mortensen in A History of Violence and had him in mind for the part of Everett Hitch. While publicizing A History of Violence at the Toronto Film Festival, Harris handed Mortensen a copy of the novel and asked him to read it and consider playing the part. Harris said it was "a totally awkward proposition, handing another actor a book like that,"[6] but Mortensen agreed to take the part after responding well to the character and the relationship dynamic between the two characters.[6] Harris said he wanted to make the film because he was drawn to the "unspoken comradeship"[6] of Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch. "Though they've been hanging out for years, they're not too intimate, but they know each other. Aside from in sports, or being a cop, I can't think of any other situation where a friendship like that is called for."[6] Mortensen felt similarly, saying, "I like to ride horses, and I like Westerns, but there are a lot of bad ones. What set this one apart is just how the characters are a little more guarded."[6] Mortensen studied Frederic Remington drawings and other images of the American Old West to get into character and master the proper way to stand during a gunfight.[7]
The DVD includes a number of bonus extra featurettes, including "Dean Semler's Return to the Western." Although cinematographer Semler has been a pioneer in shooting digital movies, he was glad for this special opportunity to shoot a traditional old-fashioned Western using classic film stock technology.[8]
The soundtrack to Appaloosa was released on September 30, 2008.
No. | Title | Artist | Length | |
1. | "Appaloosa Main Title" | Jeff Beal | 2:12 | |
2. | "New City Marshal" | Jeff Beal | 1:47 | |
3. | "Bragg's Theme" | Jeff Beal | 0:45 | |
4. | "Allison French" | Jeff Beal | 1:50 | |
5. | "Allie Teases Virgil" | Jeff Beal | 0:40 | |
6. | "Dawn In Appaloosa" | Jeff Beal | 1:45 | |
7. | "Cole and Hitch Stalk Bragg" | Jeff Beal | 1:22 | |
8. | "Bragg is Captured" | Jeff Beal | 3:05 | |
9. | "Apology Accepted" | Jeff Beal | 1:27 | |
10. | "The Kiss" | Jeff Beal | 2:31 | |
11. | "Readin' and Writin'" | Jeff Beal | 1:52 | |
12. | "Allie is Kidnapped" | Jeff Beal | 2:52 | |
13. | "Cole Ponders" | Jeff Beal | 1:04 | |
14. | "Hitch Rides" | Jeff Beal | 1:39 | |
15. | "Finding Allie" | Jeff Beal | 1:24 | |
16. | "The Indian Attack" | Jeff Beal | 1:39 | |
17. | "The Horse Trade" | Jeff Beal | 3:54 | |
18. | "Riding Into Rio Seco" | Jeff Beal | 0:47 | |
19. | "Ballad of Rio Seco" | Jeff Beal | 2:38 | |
20. | "Shootout at Rio Seco" | Jeff Beal | 2:27 | |
21. | "Allie Goes Upstairs" | Jeff Beal | 0:57 | |
22. | "Hitch Settles a Score" | Jeff Beal | 2:44 | |
23. | "Riding Off, Appaloosa End Credits" | Jeff Beal | 3:45 | |
24. | "You'll Never Leave My Heart" | Jeff Beal featuring Ed Harris | 4:30 | |
25. | "Ain't Nothin' Like a Friend" | Jeff Beal featuring Donald Rubinstein | 3:01 | |
Total length:
52:25[9] |
On Rotten Tomatoes, Appaloosa is "Certified Fresh" with a rating of 76%, based on 159 reviews.[10] The consensus reads, "A traditional genre western, Appaloosa sets itself apart with smart psychology, an intriguing love triangle, and good chemistry between the leads."
Early reviews of Appaloosa from the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival were lukewarm. Brad Frenette of the National Post said "the film feels double its 114-minute running time, but Appaloosa redeems itself through unexpected moments of levity, Harris's steady direction and the god amongst men, Lance Henriksen."[11] Frenette also said Renee Zellweger is "mostly a bust"[11] and Viggo Mortensen "oozes cool."[11] Popjournalism reviewer Sarah Gopaul said Harris and Mortensen spend too much time talking and discussing their feelings, which she said made the film too light for the gritty Western genre. Gopaul said Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen delivered decent performances and that Renee Zellweger's character has more depth than the traditional romantic interest in a Western.[12] The New Yorker's David Denby called it "a well-made, satisfying, traditionalist Western with some odd quirks and turns."[13]
The film appeared on some critics' top ten lists of the best films of 2008. Ray Bennett of The Hollywood Reporter named it the 8th best film of 2008,[14] and Mike Russell of The Oregonian named it the 10th best film of 2008.[14]
- ^ "Appaloosa (2008)". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved Jan 6, 2014.
- ^ Michael Fleming; Dave McNary (August 6, 2007). "Zellweger to star in 'Appaloosa'". Variety. Retrieved Apr 11, 2008.
- ^ French, Cameron "An Old West shootout at the Toronto film festival." Reuters, September 6, 2008. Retrieved on 2008-9-22.
- ^ "Appaloosa (2008)." Dark Horizons, September 17, 2008. Retrieved on 2008-9-22.
- ^ a b "For a few dollars more." The Times, August 31, 2008. Retrieved on Aug. 31, 2008.
- ^ a b c d e f Kirschling, Gregory. "Fall Movie Summer Preview, September: Appaloosa." Entertainment Weekly, Iss. #1007/1008, August 22/29, 2008, pg.48.
- ^ "Viggo Mortensen rides tall in Cowboys & Indians magazine." eMediaWorld.com, September 3, 2008. Retrieved on Sep. 3, 2008.
- ^ THE AISLE SEAT - by Mike McGranaghan; geocities.com/gamut_mag/appaloosa.htm
- ^ Appaloosa Soundtrack AllMUSIC. Retrieved January 6, 2014
- ^ Rotten Tomatoes.com - Appaloosa
- ^ a b c Frenette, Brad. "Appaloosa (2.5 stars)." National Post, September 3, 2008. Retrieved on Sep. 3, 2008.
- ^ Gopaul, Sarah. "Toronto International Film Festival 2008: Appaloosa." Popjournalism, September 3, 2008. Retrieved on Sep. 3, 2008.
- ^ David Denby, New Yorker, brief: http://www.newyorker.com/arts/reviews/film/appaloosa_harris; September 2008 full review: http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/cinema/2008/09/29/080929crci_cinema_denby?currentPage=all
- ^ a b "Metacritic: 2008 Film Critic Top Ten Lists". Metacritic. Archived from the original on January 2, 2009. Retrieved January 11, 2009.[dead link]
External links[edit]
- Appaloosa at the Internet Movie Database
- Appaloosa at AllMovie
- Appaloosa at the TCM Movie Database
- Appaloosa at Box Office Mojo
- Appaloosa at Rotten Tomatoes
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Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 19, 2009 at 2:40am
tomorrow (sunday the 19th) we will be playing horning's hideout @ 11:00 am. If you want/need a ride please be at my apartment(across greenway park) by 10:00 am/ish. if you don't know where my apartment is and want to play(need a ride) meet us @ the albertsons' parking lot behind (greenway's hole #2 tee) by 10:30ish am. my number if you don't have it is posted along w/ the P.O.M.A.P. club's number too. it is an expected @ least 6 player show up and another 4 unconfir ... more
Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 14, 2009 at 11:01pm
that seems to be the point it was rich's idea so youd be better off talking to him and yeah as far as i know i think he was talking about finals only. to answer your second question the time periods i think would go monthly or seasonal what are your thought on it?
Michael Gordon April 14, 2009 at 10:53pm
The disc snatch sounds a bit much unless we work out some sort of buy back option. I'm assuming you want to do this for finals only. What determines who's bag they take it out of? How long each session for the bag tag?
Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 13, 2009 at 5:23pm
its decided just got 3 more votes for ewing as the 3rd home course
Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 13, 2009 at 2:53pm
ok 3 votes ewing 1 vote champoeg its looking like ewing is gonna take the 3rd spot for home course
Michael Gordon April 13, 2009 at 2:36pm
ewing sounds good for the home course.
Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 9, 2009 at 11:37pm
i vote ewing young as the 3rd home course. elliot votes champoge so thats 2 vote ewing one vote champoeg. come on people speak up so we can get this bag tag thing a roll'n ;) also the next thing we need to vote on is how to apply the profits for purchasing a bag tag a few ideas have been thrown out their such as buying state park passes or donating it towards greenway park and i think another one was to make bob decent hole signs/ map guides up at hornings. if any one has any sugestions pl ... more
Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 7, 2009 at 12:41pm
playing dabney w/ chris and chelsea today!!!!
Mateo of Hylton Baskets April 7, 2009 at 12:40pm
thanks george for the info/ 3rd course pick. it seems to be a toss up between ewing young and orchard lol i'll keep everyone up to date once every one places their votes
George Holguin April 5, 2009 at 6:35pm
What's up Matt? Orchard would be my pick for a third course...closer and not too bad to play in the winter.
Mateo of Hylton Baskets March 31, 2009 at 4:18pm
i think getting hit in the back by that dudes disc messed me up lol.... watch out out people im a loose cannon today. always yell fore or heads or something!!!!! this is 2x's in the last month i've been pegged by a disc.
Mateo of Hylton Baskets March 22, 2009 at 1:28am
where does everyone want to play tomorrow? so far i have rich, rick, and i dedicated for playing. i was thinking rockwood central to vance and then we could hit up the pdx advant elm school since we have haven't played that course due to school hours and all 3 course are located w/ in a mile of each other. any thoughts?
Mateo of Hylton Baskets March 17, 2009 at 1:34pm
should be fun today there will be 6 members of the club playing at ewing young today if anyone else feels like joining feel free to meet us down there @ 11:30 -12:00 ish
Mateo of Hylton Baskets March 15, 2009 at 12:14am
winter timber series last tourny registration is between 9 to 9:45. people can still register its 8 bucks but you will not qualify for the finals if you have not played 1 tourny in the series before tomorrow. pay outs are tomorrow as well. good luck gang
Mateo of Hylton Baskets February 28, 2009 at 12:54am
94.7 knrk (10-12) complete control... punk rock show starts!!! that aughta get you guys pumped up and all crazy like.
Mateo of Hylton Baskets February 28, 2009 at 12:50am
good luck gand @ orchard tomorrow. i wish i could be there to play and support in the tourny. but as we all know i work every saturday and can't play. so go out and smash em.. rep the P.O.M.A.P. w/ your pride and show em whats up!!! may the force be w/ you ;)
Mateo of Hylton Baskets February 21, 2009 at 1:01am
i just got kicked out of Greenway DGC playing nite golf... granted the park patrol were cool w/ me... and let me finish my hole. but we have all played many rounds of nite golf here and never had any problems the 9 months we've played here. as of today rich said they have heavy patrol and i 2nd that. why can't a friendly dger just throw a round at nite? all i was doing is the sport i love and there were 3 other people just lounging or walking or riding there bikes and i got singled out ... more
Mateo of Hylton Baskets February 9, 2009 at 12:06am
nice turnout up at horning's today. bob gave a tour of the 3rd upcoming course.
Mateo of Hylton Baskets February 7, 2009 at 2:53am
kevin and i are talking bout a camping trip summer time at champoeg since we did the last one at milo... perhaps we can make a decent size group have fun drink some brewskies and wake up and play all day etc. the only other place fun i can think of is hornings. but we are gonna have that tourny march 31stish. but thats a whole different subject making champoeg the only other place to camp in a new place. anyone have any ideas thoughts etc?
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FIRST LOVES LAST. Forever. So goes the tag line of Snow Falling on Cedars, Scott Hicks' ravishingly beautiful adaptation of David Guterson's novel, a poetic meditation on the nature of romantic love set against a backdrop of post WWII racial intolerance in a small Pacific Northwest town. From its mesmerizing opening shot and on through a labyrinthine tunnel of expertly executed flashbacks, it becomes clear that Hicks has no intention of delivering the straight story. Instead, he honors the novel's sensuously ocular narrative style by using light, color and imagery to tell a story of passion, betrayal and redemption.
On the surface, the film might be described as Romeo and Juliet Japanese-American style. The story takes place in an isolated village near Puget Sound where white locals live in relative harmony with the Japanese immigrants. Much lip service is paid to equality and acceptance, including an annual festival in which a young Japanese beauty is crowned Strawberry Queen. Still, the foreign-born Japanese can own no land--and a shot of the interior of the school bus gives away the real story. White children gravitate to one side, the Japanese to the other.
When Ishmael (Ethan Hawke), the only son of a liberal newspaperman (Sam Shepard), falls in love with Hatsue (Youki Kudoh), the eldest daughter of a traditional farmer, the two children must steal way to the forest to conceal their romance. Their fairy-tale union comes to a crashing halt with the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Suddenly, all Japanese are viewed with suspicion. The irony that their German-American counterparts are not similarly ostracized and perceived as "secret Nazis" is inescapable. Before long, the beloved Hatsue and her family are carted off to an internment camp while Ishmael goes off to war. The lovers are reunited 10 years later. Hatsue's Japanese-American husband is on trial for murder. Is he a killer or a victim of lingering anti-Japanese sentiment? Ishmael, now a reporter, is torn between his grief over losing Hatsue, his desire for revenge and the knowledge that he possesses evidence that may exculpate his rival.
There are some taut courtroom scenes, which bring to mind To Kill a Mockingbird, but really Cedars owes a greater debt to Casablanca in its examination of love, honor and sacrifice, and the way fate throws people together only to pull them apart. Instead of intrusive voice-overs or less-than-subtle expository dialogue, Hicks fashions the film like an expressionistic puzzle, layering on image after image: two carefree children bounding breathlessly on a beach; a somber Ishmael peering down through a balustrade at the very lovely, very untouchable Hatsue below.
The result is a film absorbed through osmosis--from the virtual sensations it inspires. And despite being a literary adaptation, words seem nearly superfluous. One gets the idea that what dialogue remains could fit on a few sheets of paper. It's a challenging, interactive experience. A winning marriage of fine acting, superb cinematography and a dynamic narrative style, Snow Falling on Cedars is a potent reminder that they don't usually make them like this anymore.
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text: By Jaakko Pihlaja On August 30 1952 Finnish State Railways switch operator Sulo Keskisaari, 78, was working at Vainikkala station when the last trainload of Finnish war reparations goods was delivered to the Soviet Union. "I should have turned the switch the other way", laughs the veteran railwayman who has been retired for 20 years. The efforts of Finnish industry to pay off the massive war reparations demanded by the Soviet Union as a condition of peace were now at an end, and the final sum of nearly 300 million US dollars almost paid off. "I'm sure that the last carriages did not make it onto that train", Keskisaari says, recalling the composition of the ceremonial final train. It had been put together from two separate trains. According to the bill of lading it contained open carriages loaded with machinery. Keskisaari saw many war reparation trains cross the border en route to Lushaika, which was ten kilometres east on the Russian side. Known formerly by the Finnish name Nurmi, the station was where Finnish trains to Russia stopped until 1957. There was always a rush to get the goods delivered, as the monthly, quarterly, and half-year deadlines approached. Parts for some of the machines had to be ordered from abroad, and this would sometimes delay manufacture. At times the machines were still being painted when they were on the train, if there was a rush, or if the colour was not to the liking of the very demanding recipients. Sometimes even the bindings of the waggons were not to the satisfaction of the Russians, and the carriages were returned for repairs. The attitude on the other side was "That's how it must be done - after all, you lost the war". Occasionally, when the last trains were hurried across the border just after midnight, there was nervousness about which date the Russian official would stamp on the papers. It depended on who was working there whether or not a penalty for late delivery would have to be paid. These fines were imposed whenever there was the slightest reason. A painting by Hilkka Keskisaari on the wall of the meeting room of station chief Matti Hiiva shows that postwar Vainikkala was a much more modest border station than it is now: just a few tracks in the railway yard, a loading platform, a storehouse, and a building where the personnel lived. On the other hand, the busy traffic turned the village around the station into something of a boom-town. Keskisaari recalls that there were so many jobs in Vainikkala that the village actually suffered a housing shortage. Now the rail yard has been expanded to the north and west, and has proper modern container cranes. The old station buildings have been replaced with new ones to keep up with the demands of growing passenger and freight transport. Passenger traffic by way of Vainikkala to the Soviet Union began in 1949. In that year 2,512 passengers crossed the border. The record year was 1990 when there were 276,000 passengers. The dissolution of the Soviet Union brought the number down to 93,000, but already last year it had again reached 240,000 passengers. The Finnish national railway company VR does not have statistics concerning war reparations transport, but it is estimated that if all of the trains carrying war reparations goods were linked up as one, the train would be 2,473 kilometres long. Nowadays the same amount of goods cross the border in less than a single year. In the record year 1997, exports and imports passing through Vainikkala totalled 9.8 million tonnes. Now the figure is about 8.5 million tonnes a year. Of this, exports account for just under a million tonnes, and transit traffic has declined to between three and four million tonnes. About 1,000 waggon loads of goods cross the border every day. A ceremony, and a seminar commemorating the last war reparations train are to be held on September 15 at Vainikkala station. Hilkka Keskisaari has collected material for an exhibition to be set up in the old railway storehouse. She has also written a series of articles in the local newspaper, Uutis-Vainikkala, based on material she has collected about the war reparations and about postwar life in the village. The exhibition will contain a good deal of picture material from that time. Helsingin Sanomat / First published in print 30.8.2002


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by ERIN CALABRESEFDNY Deputy Chief Charles Clarke of Division 13 said the fire first blew out the rear windows on adjoining homes from 22504 to 22510 Mentone Ave.
"Once he windows failed, the wind pushed the fire through the buildings and we had several members burned,'' Clarke said.
Five firefighters were transported to the burn unit at Cornell University Medical Center in Manhattan with first- and second-degree facial burns. Nine residents suffered minor injuries and were transported to local hospitals.
The fire was knocked down shortly after 6 p.m., leaving at least four families without a place to stay.
Resident Karina Baez, 25, said she was home with her grandfather, a diabetic and amputee, when a neighbor banged on her door.
"He yelled, 'My house is on fire! Get out!''' she said.
"It was scary because my grandfathers really sick, but my neighbors helped me get him out."
Mysteriously, a body was found in one of the homes adjacent to those burned as firefighters evacuated the block. It was decomposed, and it was unclear if foul play was involved. Police are investigating.
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A new year offers the opportunity to try new things. Changing the diet is one way to spice up life and make it a bit healthier. Many people have incorporated new natural foods into their diets in recent years because they want to avoid the harmful effects of food processing. Manuka honey is one natural food that has gone from relative obscurity to the spotlight in a very short time.
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This honey is native to New Zealand and is produced by European honeybees that pollinate the local manuka trees, also called tea trees. These trees are abundant in New Zealand and the southeastern region of Australia, where they grow uncultivated. The honey is unique in several ways, including its relatively dark color, high viscosity, and strong, rich flavor.
Tea tree pollen content should be at least 70 percent in order for honey to carry the manuka label. Within this type of honey, further distinction is made between active and inactive versions. An active version carries a UMF rating of ten or higher. UMF is the industry-wide scale used to gauge potency of this honey, making it easier to compare between brands.
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This honey is also used to make hygiene and beauty products, including liquid and bar soap, bath salts, anti-wrinkle cream, mud masks, and acne cream. It is even a featured ingredient in first aid products such as antiseptic lotion and spray as well as anti-fungal and anti-itch cream. Honey lozenges soothe irritated throats and capsules are designed for consumers seeking the benefits of this unique honey without the honey taste. Consumers who enjoy beeswax candles can purchase candles made from wax extracted from these special New Zealand beehives.
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In New Zealand and portions of Australia, manuka honey products are standard items in grocery stores and natural markets. They are more difficult to find in the U.S. and other western countries so the Internet is the best place to look for them. Consumers can shop for their favorite honey products online without wasting time or gas. If they shop with a large supplier, they can find the complete range of honey products in one location.
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Warner Brothers has finally fired Charlie Sheen from Two and a Half Men! There are no announcements about the future of the show.
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According to U.S. Attorney's Office spokesman Jeff Dorschner, "There is likely going to be another phase." This time around, the office has not released a redacted copy of the letter in question because "the text is identical to the letter in the second phase," Dorschner confirms. The exception, of course, is a new date for closure: 45 days from today -- September 17. Regarding the locations, Dorschner can't be specific. However, he does note that "there are some in metro Denver and a couple outside of metro Denver" -- and in all likelihood, the owners of the businesses in question don't yet know they're in the cross-hairs. As in the previous two waves, the news is being shared "the day the letters were put in the mail," he points out. "So the people who've been targeted should receive the letter early next week." That should make for a nervous weekend. When asked for a comment about the reason for the letters, Dorschner defers to earlier explanations. Although various memos from the U.S. Justice Department have suggested that federal law enforcers should carefully consider enforcement action against operations that are following the law in states that have approved medical marijuana, Walsh has said protecting children and students from illegal drugs justifies the threat to seize merchandise and property if stores within 1,000 feet of schools don't close by the aforementioned deadline. Here's a copy of the second-wave letter.
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