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The Heartbreak Kid 2007
A newly wed man who believes he's just gotten hitched to the perfect woman encounters another lady on his honeymoon...
- Release Date:
- October 5, 2007
- Duration:
- 116 min
- Directors:
- Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly
- Cast:
- Jerry Stiller, Amy Sloan, Eva Longoria, Denis Roy, Adam Smith, Ben Stiller, Michelle Monaghan, Nicol Paone, Lauren Bowles, Kathy Lamkin, Malin Akerman, David Alan Poe, Brian Vowell, David Pearl, Joel Bryant, Rob Corddry, Alejandro Patiño, Miranda May, Ali Hillis, Kayla Kleevage, Jackie Flynn, Sean Gildea, Bob Mone, Kevin J. Flynn, Mariann Neary, Jimmy Shay, George Bedard, Mike Cheney, Terry Mullany, Fran O'Brien, Billy Meyer, Ruth Michelle Meyer, Docky, Leslie Easterbrook, Stephanie Courtney, Polly Holliday, Lorna Scott, Carlos Mencia, Scott Wilson, Danny McBride, Roy Jenkins, Jerry Sherman, Nicholas Kromka, Michael Kromka, Mishon Ratliff, Johnny Sneed, Gabriel Torres, Natalie Carter, Dan Geraci, Luis Accinelli, Gary Riotto, Mitch Rouse, Ernest M. Garcia, Gloria Sandoval, Jerry Castellano, Alfonso Castro, Fred Herrera, Felipe De La Rosa, Anselmo Rivera, Arnold Barrera, Kaulana Kanekoa, Vince Esquire, Travis Rice, Brett Nelson, Shawn Michael, E.E. Bell, Sergio Ruiz, Brett Oakley, Jared Frazer, Elena Iguina, Manuel Parada, Alexis Demangelaere, Pete Quintanilla, Imelda Flores, Sandra R. Kisling, Tim Sheehan, Julie Mandel, Gerard Facchini, Jack Bonoli, The Kocsis Family, Tom Whitkin, Kevin Civale, John Mulcahy, Tracy Keim, Carly Craig, Mary LaJoinie, Marika Taylor, Abigail Bailey, The Pelson Family, The Gatof Family, The Richardson Family, Ellie Abbott, Sarah Pelson, Apple Kocsis, Lucy Thomas, Finn Gesner, Tess Gatof, Teddy Richardson, Megan Pelson, Connie Bishop, Jay Hoey, Jennifer Conforti, Kevin O'Malley, Christian Lalonde, Stacey Seitsinger, Anne Mannal, Melissa Gourgoumis, Arnold 'Arnie' Stiller, Berk Nelson, Julie Polkinghorn, Gina Beretta, Mira Sconzo, Michael Burke, The Garrett Family, Gordy Robinson, Kathy Robinson, Seth Katz, Heather Thau, Pappy, Mae LaBorde, Guenther Hevers, Serena Poon, Bob Gaudet, Nicole Deshaies, Ricky Coleman, The Chase Family, The Higgins Family, Ina Boyd, Keets Boyd, Mary Swink, Jane Rollo, Mike Rollo, Zack Whitford, The Dowling Family, The Brown Family, Mark S. Curran, Gayle Mone, Dante Jimenez, Frankie Labriola, Rocky Bothello, Terry Moran, The Corrigan Family, 'Trader Fred' Mascolo, Sean Hickey, Hal Olofsson Sr., Heather Molly, Nicole Schellinger, The Quintanilla Family, Kate Cesario, C.B. Tuite, Bob Kocsis, Kathy Jay, Woody Jay, Matt Messina, Tod Griswold, Jimmy Moses, Elizabeth Lubbers, Susan Lubbers, Griff Baker, Diane Wilson, Jaimie Weinstein, The Zipper Family, The Weinstein Family, Chris Suozzi, John Francis Flahive, Timothy D. Nelson, Chris O'Mara, The Berry Family, The Buehrle Family, The Canadian Drinking Team, The Teahen Family, Cheryl Hayden, Cheryl Grosso, Mary Murphy, Kyle Nagel, Mark Prochilo, Bob Katz, Stephen Balter, Miranda Lisette Carvalho, Steven Castillo III, Bryan Dilbeck, Charlie Thomas, Colin Browne, Ben Sarrasin, Jonathan Croft, Katie Francisconi, Joe Burkett, Anita Argent, Jeff Bredt, Maggie Grant, Brad Newman, Betsy Rue, Gato Scatena, David C. Scott, Donn Andrew Simmons, Jaime Soria, Scott Updegrave, Sandra Eloani, Cabran E. Chamberlain, Adam J. Smith, Dean Norris, Scott Wilson, Kenny Santiago Marrero ...
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"The Farrlley's return to R-rated comedy is heartbreakingly mediocre."
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I rated this movie a four because it made me laugh a little and it didn't put me to sleep; I was wide awake waiting for it to be REALLY funny.
I'm a fan of Ben Stiller and LOVED Something About Mary - this just doesn't cut it and I'm really bummed. I was lookinng forward to seeing this movie for over a month now. By the time credits roll, Ben Stiller's character really isn't even very likable.
I don't mind the raunchiness of the movie at all. I just never found myself rooting for anyone in the movie by the time it was over and most of the funny scenes had already been seen in previews.
Just a shame...
So overall, The Heartbreak Kid is definately a must-see raunchfest if you are a fan of any of the Farrelly Brothers previous classics like There's Something About Mary & Me, Myself & Irene. If any of those made you laugh-out-loud, I guarantee you will find this one to be as funny. For me, this is easily one of the funniest movies that I have seen all year long & way better than many critics have put it out to be. PEACE OUT!!!
The usually great Farrelly Brothers and fantastic Ben Stiller swing and miss this time around. The Heartbreak Kid starts off quite well, but tires quickly. This movie drags on and on. Malin Akerman was fantastic in this movie (the only saving grace to the film's credit--aside from the funniest Jerry Stiller performance ever and a very funny Rob Corddry--but their roles were small). The movie would have been a total flop without Malin, she proved herself well for her future career. The only problem is that she somewhat disappears in the movie for the last half; and this is when the movie becomes dull. Watch the film up until the point where she gets sunburned, then you can leave the theater and rest assured that you've missed nothing and save about an hour of your life for more meaningful things. The ending, especially, was terrible. Ben Stiller's worst performance ever, sorry Ben, still love ya. And NEVER, EVER, put Carlos Mencia in another movie--wow he was bad.
This film was a major let down. I think the late night crowd I viewed the movie with were intoxicated-that's the only reason I can imagine they were laughing. This was another example of extreme marketing tactics to sell a mediocre film. After recently re-viewing Meet the Parents, I say shame on you Ben Stiller for this performance. I chuckled through a few parts of the movie, but overall this movie was WAY over promoted. None of the cast members were memorable and the plot was goofy with a few gross parts thrown in to get some cheap laughs-probably the only laughs of the movie. Having had the previews forced on me for months prior to viewing other flics, I was really looking forward to its release. It seems lately that the longer they promote a film, the worse it is. At least with Balls of Fury, you knew it was going to be a stupid premise. This film billed itself as a smarter comedy, but even Something About Mary makes this film pale in comparison. The plot was stupid and the acting was mediocre and not that funny.
I don't think I can recommend paying the money to see this on the big screen at all. I would be hard pressed to pay full price to rent this one on dvd. If you must rent it, use a coupon or you will be mad for spending money on this film. Better yet, rent Meet the Parents or Meet the Fockers instead for some real comedy with Ben Stiller in it.
Ben, Ben, Ben! You used to be funny!
Exactly what in the world was that? A comedy? The audience didnt think so. No one was laughing!!
After seeing this movie, you will not wonder why
DREAMWORKS SKG went under.
I have never seen Ben so desperate to try to make something work. He was probably thinking to himself I cant believe I got myself into this bomb of a movie. They say the good ones make it look easy. Think Jerry Seinfeld. Ben looked like he was in pain and was desperately trying to act funny. He definitely did not pull it off. Just ask the non-laughing audience.
All you have to do is set up a camera and look at the audience response to see how funny this move was NOT.
Wow. That was rather uncomfortable. I feel sorry for Ben & Pals.
It was quite clear that they tried to get a CAMERON DIAZ look alike for the female role. I'm guessing that she was presented to role, the script and VERY WISELY passed on this role.
The movie was one of the most UNFUNNY movies I have ever seen. It is the textbook defnition of Rottentomatoes.
I can see the producing execs on this one. "Hey, hey, lets get Ben to do something, something like Something About Mary. Why dont we get him and the Farleys back on this one. And get Cameron on it as well. It'll be great, it'll be great."
Yeah! Sure. I dont think so.
One of the most boring unfunny desperate movies i have ever seen. Just ask the unamused audience.
Ben, Ben, Ben. Your using up your Nine Lives here, my friend. You used to be funny. What happened?
The Heartbreak Kid
RT Rating: 33%
Movie Synopsis: Single and indecisive, Eddie (Ben Stiller) begins dating the incredibly sexy and seemingly fabulous Lila. Upon the urging of his father and best friend, Eddie proposes to her after only a week, fearing this may be his last chance at love, marriage, and happiness. However, while on their honeymoon in sunny Mexico, Lila reveals her true beyond-awful nature and Eddie meets Miranda, the woman he realizes to be his actual soul mate. Eddie must keep his new, increasingly horrid wife at bay as he attempts to woo the girl of his dreams.
My Thoughts: Adding to the list of dissapointing remakes, is The Heartbreak Kid. Now it's now were as dissapoiting (or as unessecary for that matter) as the Halloween remake, but it is still a dissapointment. When you think of the talent involved, there was just a lot of expectations. Ben Stiller + Sex Comedy + Farrelly Brothers = Gold?.. It worked with Something About Mary. The Farrelly Brothers have been on a downward spiral for years now, their last good movie was Fever Pitch. Were do I start with The Heartbreak Kid? How about how uneven the film is. The film starts off really fresh, cute, funny and raunchy. Just the way we like our sex comedies. The first 30 minutes of the film, is really promising and set up the film well. After those 30 minutes it was just downhil from there.
It becomes this tired shlock that, isn't very entertaining. Ben Stiller, who I am an on and off fan of is tired in this, and isnt very fresh. Malin Akerman is the best thing of this movie, along with Jerry Stiller. The very funny lead actress from the great short lived series with Lisa Kudrow, The Comeback, is pretty hilarious in her role and is maybe the saving grace of the film. The first sex scene is hilarious, disgusting and twisted and she is just brilliant. The car scene were she knows every word, to every song is great. Jerry Stiller is the complete oppisite of himself, the man we grew to love on King of Queens and all his classic shows and movies, he is this dirty mouthed oldtimer who has maybe the funniest scene in the whole movie were, not to spoil it but, has some nice water balloons to play with in a jacuzzi, thats all I'm saying.
Besides those few moments of bliss, this film becomes a mess towards it final acts. It completely derives from the sujbect of the film, and it never entirely satifies you, especially the ending. The last 30 seconds of the film feels like a bonus feature they just ripped out to have an actual ending, and it left a sour taste in my mouth. The whole film just feels tired, and your sitting there sometimes bored actually because of the uninspired "jokes". I feel like I'm being harsh on the film, and I am but its not that horrible. Agian, the first 30 minutes or so is maybe the funniest stuff that the Farrelly brothers have done since Mary, but that doesn't entirely save the film. As good as Malin was, I think if it was a bigger female comdian star who could have gone as far as she did and maybe cut Stiller, with someone else who hasn't played this role time and time agian, it could have been funnier.. or maybe it wouldnt have, a nice and tighter script could have done the job as well.
Michelle Monaghan is the final string of dissapointments this film seems to take pleasure in giving us. Her and Stiller have chemistry but, she is kind of flat, and dull. Her character is cute, but your annoyed by her at the end. I'm being mean but, make me laugh and you'll get the glowing review, see Judd Apatow for that. The film by the ending is just a mess, and doesnt make sense, isn't funny and is dissapointing. It's a shame, agian, since the talent invovled. Gosh darnit, just when this year was becomming a comedy highlight and this was looking to continue the trend, this and that damn Good Luck Chuck had to spoil the fun.
Very disappointing remake of a classic comedy. Crossing the line of funny to crass.
very hit-or-miss; and when it misses, it misses bad.


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Thakurgaon District
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Thakurgaon District
|Coordinates: 25°57′N 88°15′E / 25.95°N 88.25°ECoordinates: 25°57′N 88°15′E / 25.95°N 88.25°E
|Rangpur Division
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|1,781.74 km2 (687.93 sq mi)
|Population (2011 census)
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Thakurgaon (Bengali: ঠাকুরগাঁও জেলা, Thakurgaon Jela also Thakurgaon Zila) is a district in the north-western side of Bangladesh. It is a part of the Rangpur Division and borders India to the west.[1]
Administrator of Zila Porishod: Sadek Koraishi [1]
Deputy Commissioner (DC): Mukesh chondra Biswas [2]
Members of Ten Jatiyo Sangsad [3] (2014 - )[edit]
Thakurgaon-1: Romesh Chondro Shen [from Awami League], President of Water Resources parliamentary committee
Thakurgaon-2: Mohammad Dobirul Islam [from Awami League]
Thakurgaon-3: Md.Eyasin Ali [from Workas Party
The Upazilas in this district are:
There is also another Pirganj upazila under Rangpur district.
Thakurgaon is in the north west corner of Bangladesh, it is about 467 km from Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. It is surrounded by Dinajpur district on its south, Panchagarh district to the east and India on its west and north sides, it is a part of the Himalayan plain land.
During British rule Thakurgaon was a tehsil (a district subdivision). In 1947 at the time of the Partition of India, Thakurgaon Subdivision became part of East Pakistan and became part of the newly established Dinajpur District of East Bengal. In 1984 Takurgaon subdivision was split off Dinajpur and became a separate district (i.e. Thakurgaon District).
In Bangladesh as a whole agriculture is the basis of the economy, and Thakurgaon has been striving for a long time to be economically productive, agriculture forming a major part of the districts economy. Thakurgaon produces many agricultural products, such as rice, wheat, sugarcane, seasonal vegetables and fruits etc. The sugarcane plantation - TSM (Thakurgaon Sugar Mill)--is part of the BSFIC. These become the main livelihood of the native. Poultry firms are quite productive business in Thakurgaon, there are several cold-stores in the district. Different businesses for producing and repairing agricultural tools have grown up.
However the community's distance from the capital causes difficulties in getting sufficient technical and logistic support and in transporting local products to the national market. It is not easy for the investors to set up their business far away from the center of national trade and commerce.
The district of Thakurgaon consists 1458 mosques, 1026 temples, 12 churches and 3 tombs.
Places of interest[edit]
There are various places of interest in the district, these include:
- The river of Tangon
- Senua Bridge
- Thakurgaon Sugar Mill Ltd
- Old Air Port, destroyed during the second world war, situated at Modergonj beside of Arazipaickpara
- Jomidar Mosjid at Shibganj
- kalpana city
- Ancient Mango Tree, it is the largest Mango tree is Bangladesh.
- Farming tea garden in border area.
- nice Asian highway
- Muktobangla
- The Fair of Nekmordon
- Ramrai Dighi, it is a pond having 50 acres (200,000 m2) of area. A beautiful tourist spot.
- King's Palace
- The river of Kulic
- KhuniaDhighi Memorial
- Palace of King Tonko Nath
- Gorkoi Heritage
- There is a Great saint Mazar in Nekmarad. The name of the Saint Hazrat Shah Nasiruddin Haider (R), Nekmarad was once a capital of some king's. The ancient name of Nekmarad was Korbarton/Kambarton. It was also the Capital of Bhiem Raj, Brother of Pit Raj.(Edit by Md. Helal Uddin, Assistant Prof. Of Nekmarad BanghaBandhu College)
- Fun city tourism & Amusement park (in front of the Pirgonj Municipal office)
- 500 acre shal garden on the bank of the Tangon River.
- Ancient Hindu Temples.
There is a versatile practice of culture in the district; few festivals and cultural events are regularly arranged there. Alpona Sansad arranges 'Boishakhi Mela' in every Bangla new year. Held "Eid Fair" at the occasion of Eid-Ul-Adha & Eid-Ul-Fitre every year at Thakurgaon Boro Matth also. Several drama clubs (Sapla Natto Gosty-Estd.1974, Nischintopur Theater-1983 etc. ) practice and perform regularly and stage original and famous dramas every month. Dhamer Gaan is a unique traditional cultural invention of Thakurgaon people. The existing 10 tribes in this area enjoy their own heritage and cultural practices.
Many government and non-government organizations are active in Thakurgaon. Government offices and organizations are as usual to any district of Bangladesh. Along with some famous national NGOs like BRAC, ESDO, ASA, CARE, PKSF, JSS, MMCCH there are a number of renowned local non-government organizations active here. Thakurgaon Club & Thakurgaon Town Club- established in 1911, is the prime sports hub for the local people."Shadheen Somaj Kollan Porisod" is the leading free blood donating organization located at Kalmegh,Baliadangi,Thakurgaon.
See also[edit]
- ^ Abu Md. Iqbal Rumi Shah (2012). "Thakurgaon District". In Sirajul Islam and Ahmed A. Jamal. Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.


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B.B. King was the hardest working guitarist in show business. Maybe make that the hardest touring guitarist in show business.The last few times in town,…
Terri Clark, Reel Big Fish, Andy Grammer, Home Free booked for free stages at Minnesota State Fair
The lineup is not as exciting as in past years.
Review: Brit star Jessie J a pop wonder at First Avenue
review: The Brit showed the voice of a champ at First Ave.
American Composers Forum celebrates its 40th with a national 'Night Out'
The St. Paul-based American Composers Forum celebrates its 40th anniversary with a nationwide event this week.
Life imitates art with 'Nashville' TV stars at Northrop
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'Nashville' TV stars take to Northrop concert stage
Chip Esten and Clare Bowen lead the TV stars onto the Northrop stage with mixed results.
Brandi Carlile heads to Cabooze Plaza, LaBelle and Skynyrd set for state fair
The Minnesota State Fair is turning to — surprise! — some familiar names for its grandstand lineup: Patti LaBelle, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Garrison Keillor. But favorite Brandi Carlile will be playing the Cabooze in August.
Skynyrd, Keillor added to State Fair grandstand lineup
The Minnesota State Fair is turning to — surprise! — some familiar names for its grandstand lineup.
Cast of ABC's 'Nashville' takes to the stage in Minneapolis
Deacon, Scarlett and company from the TV drama are headed to Minneapolis on Wednesday as part of a concert tour.
David Crosby dishes on Neil Young, pot and benefit concerts for children
The boomer-rock hero is in a good place as CSN prepares for Saturday's PACER benefit.
Review: Rhiannon Giddens is a great new American voice
The opera-trained vocalist's songbook Tuesday at Pantages included Odetta, Dylan and Dolly.
Rhiannon Giddens is a great new American voice
Review: The opera-trained vocalist's songbook included Odetta, Dylan and Dolly.
Inside Rhiannon Giddens: A folk star's breakout moment
The Grammy-winning singer has an unexpected solo career thanks to her "fairy godfather."
This summer's Minnesota Zoo music lineup sounds familiar
This summer's lineup is heavy on repeaters but includes country acts and Salt-n-Pepa.
Review: Bearded Neil Diamond shows off voice at Xcel
The rock Hall of Famer was in great voice during a St. Paul concert Sunday.
Minnesota Zoo unleashes 2015 concert lineup
This summer's lineup is heavy on repeaters but includes country acts and Salt-N-Pepa.
Review: Neil Diamond in great voice during St. Paul concert
The rock Hall of Famer was in great voice during a St. Paul concert Sunday.
Judith Hill takes unconventional path in music
Judith Hill, 31, is one of the few singers who has worked with both Michael Jackson and Prince. Asked to compare and contrast, she takes a long pause.
Minnesota's monthlong Northern Voice Festival will be a choir-palooza
Northern Voice Festival will stretch for 30 days throughout Minnesota.
Will Wilco and Weezer headline Basilica Block Party?
Both veteran rock groups are booked for a festival in Des Moines that weekend.
Will Wilco and Weezer headline the Basilica Block Party?
Wilco and Weezer will headline a music festival in Des Moines on July 10-11, it was announced Tuesday morning. Does that mean they will headline the annual Basilica Block Party that same weekend in Minneapolis?
Rolling Stones to play at TCF Bank Stadium June 3
This will be the band's first Minnesota concert in 10 years. Tickets go on sale April 13, with American Express cardholders getting a five-day jump. Pricing information has yet to be released.
Rolling Stones to play at TCF Bank Stadium June 3
This will be the band's first Minnesota concert in 10 years. Tickets go on sale April 13, with American Express cardholders getting a five-day jump. Pricing information has yet to be released.
It's a Wonder-ful life: Legend returns after 27 years
It's been 27 years since Stevie Wonder's last Twin Cities performance. So in honor of Sunday's show at Target Center, we offer 27 fun facts about one of the most revered music makers of our time.
Stevie Wonder at Target Center: Just a wonderful performance
Stevie Wonder's performance almost made up for his 27-year absence.
Stevie Wonder at Target Center: Just a wonderful performance
Stevie Wonder's performance almost made up for his 27-year absence.
Concert review: At the Xcel, Adam Levine maroons his band
Maroon 5 was there, but in name only as the ubiquitous frontman stole the show in St. Paul.
At sold-out Xcel, frontman Adam Levine maroons the band
REVIEW: Maroon 5 was there, but in name only as the ubiquitous Levine stole the show in St. Paul. Still, the group made the music more compelling live than on their unapologetically commercial pop/rock recordings,
Review: Grande not big enough for arena spectacle
Her Honeymoon Tour, at the Xcel Sunday, showed the pop star's lack of experience.
Concert review: Grande's not big enough to pull off arena spectacle
Her Honeymoon Tour, at the Xcel Sunday, showed the pop star's lack of experience.
A homecoming for Mr. & Mrs. Banjo
Béla Fleck and his Twin Cities-bred wife, Abigail Washburn, bring their first joint tour (and toddler) to town Wednesday.
Riot grrrls: Babes in Toyland vs. Sleater-Kinney
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Pitbull, Enrique bring the Miami heat to Mpls.
It was hot and steamy Saturday night at Target Center.
Pitbull and Enrique Iglesias bring the Miami heat to Minneapolis
Pitbull and Enrique Iglesias team up for a hot night at Target Center.
Catching up with reunited Babes in Toyland in L.A.
The influential Minneapolis postpunk band is playing its first big gig in 18 years Thursday in Hollywood.
Influential Mpls. band Babes in Toyland reunites for L.A. gig
The influential Minneapolis postpunk band is playing its first big gig in 18 years Thursday in Hollywood.
Sam Smith wins 4 Grammys, but Beck nabs album of the year
British phenom Sam Smith got the best cure for a breakup: four Grammys, including song and record of the year.
Dylan gives speech of a lifetime at Grammys benefit
After several superstars sang his words, he talked at length about his career, process and critics.
Grammys bring final fanfare for Minn. composer Stephen Paulus
Four months after the death of St. Paul composer Stephen Paulus, his family hopes to pick up his first Grammy.
Grammy-nominated Sam Smith's concert wasn't as great as album
Smith is a rising young pop star from England, popular enough to earn six Grammy nominations and to draw a sell-out crowd on Saturday night at Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul for his Twin Cities debut.
Regrets, he's had a few: Dylan sings Sinatra on new album
REVIEW: Bob Dylan's new album of standards, "Shadows in the Night," out Tuesday, brings an emotional focus that seems like an extension of his more recent personal work.
Fleetwood Mac reprises familiar flair on return trip
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham injected their usual emotional energy at Xcel Energy Center in opening the second leg of the band's reunion tour.
Sept. 30 review: Full Fleetwood Mac is back
REVIEW: This heyday incarnation — reassembled after some rocky years — came across as democratic, respectful, polite and mostly sparks-free.
Nicks on C. McVie: 'She brings the funny back into Fleetwood Mac'
Stevie Nicks is thrilled to be on tour again with Fleetwood Mac and singer/keyboardist Christine McVie. But she sounds daunted by the band's schedule, which brings them back to the Twin Cities this week.
Nicks on Buckingham: 'We disagree on just about everything'
Stevie Nicks is thrilled to be on tour with Fleetwood Mac, but she sounds daunted by the band's schedule.
What would Elvis be like at 80?
Elvis Presley would turn 80 on Thursday. Wonder what he'd be like if he were still alive and performing?
April 1: Dakota Jazz Club to take over former St. Paul Artists' Quarter space
The deal is still pending, but the proprietors plan a more eclectic music lineup.
10 best concerts, albums of 2014
Our critics agreed on vets Paul McCartney and St. Vincent and newcomers FKA Twigs and Sturgill Simpson.
Jon Bream: A gift guide for music lovers
In this digital era, give music fans a present that's physical.
Longtime backup singer Lisa Fischer dazzles front and center
Review: The Stones and "20 Feet from Stardom" backup singer gets deeply soulful at the Dakota.
Pop goes the Jingle Ball: Ariana Grande, Jessie J and Iggy Azalea
This year's Jingle Ball was a seamlessly produced package of the hottest young pop stars — Iggy Azalea, Ariana Grande, Jessie J and Meghan Trainor — who have been nominated for Grammys and reached the Top 5 of the pop charts.
Ariana, Iggy lead sleek and strong Jingle Ball
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Carrie Underwood to play State Fair Aug. 29; tix on sale Saturday
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Grammy Awards nominees
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Think you know Johnny Mathis? Chances are, you don't
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Usher's dance hits missed the mark
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11 shows, 11 thoughts on Garth Brooks' concerts at Target Center
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There is a water problem on planet Earth. We are running out of clean water to use because we are using up our limited fresh water supply at an untenable rate.
You would not assume this when using the average kitchen faucet: water appears to flow infinitely. We lift the handle, interact with a 13 inch stream of water for a few seconds, and then it's gone–down the drain like magic.
For most of us, the ease with which we access and use water in our daily lives sits in stark contrast with what we increasingly know to be true: the stuff is scarce. The very unit of measure by which we are billed for its usage, CCF (748 gallon increments), is so generous it makes this vital substance appear cheaply abundant not to mention infinite. Furthermore, while CCF measurements allow us to calculate average usage, utility bills don't isolate specific activities like washing dishes or brushing teeth, so there is no way to pinpoint where water is being overused–and where it could be conserved.
Recognizing this fact, the interaction design team at Teague decided to make a device that allowed us to take a measurement at points of use. Working with our in-house physical prototyper, the team built a Wi-Fi connected water meter and attached it to the faucet in our studio kitchen.

In our first attempt, we installed the water meter and informed our colleagues about the effort while we monitored usage from our desks. Unfortunately, the low cost perception and relative routine of faucet usage resulted in only slight conservation improvements. Beyond comments on the faucet spinner and the blinking lights of the prototype, people's behaviors hardly changed at all.
After some reflection, we decided to display the results of their usage in real time by hooking the meter up to an iPad™ we placed at the sink. The presence of real time feedback had an immediate impact on usage. The soothing gush of water was sacrificed for the honor of the lowest usage score. On average, gallons of water were conserved. In a single task – like hand washing – water use was reduced from 2.0 gallons to 0.5 gallons – a savings of 1.5 gallons!
The gallons of saved water started piling up. Faced with this surplus of water, we started to think of what could be done with all the virtual water we were saving. After some consideration and a couple of group meets, we arrived at the decision to give our surplus to those in need of fresh drinking water.
But the global water issue is a complex one. Our neighbors in need can be thousands of miles away. It's not economically or ecologically viable to bottle up the water we conserve and airmail it to villagers in Africa or Asia. A quick tabulation revealed that sending just a few gallons of water would cost nearly $100!

A little more research led us to a more efficient way to donate our virtual water surplus.
charity: water is able to deliver 100% of donations directly to water projects. A donation of just $20 can give one person clean water for 20 years.
Teague is kicking off a 3 month campaign to raise $10,000 for water projects through charity: water. That amounts to 20 years of clean water for 500 people. As an added bonus, Teague will match every dollar amount donated through our campaign until we reach our goal of $10,000.
In no way have we solved the global water crisis by installing a water meter on our studio faucet. If anything, this exercise has revealed how complex the water system is. Visualizing water use at the point of contact has lead to a change in our behavior. It has moved us to conserve and to take action. We hope you will take action too.
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I talked to a retired friend of mine who was a chemical engineer for Dow (an avid MXr who used to ride with Dick Mann back in the day). I asked him about E10 and showed him the pics of your throttle bodies; he said that ethanol is a solvent and by itself wouldn't leave those deposits. He said that crap looks like old gas varnish from the fuel system (tank, gas lines & fuel pump) that was dissolved by the ethanol and got deposited on the butterflies where it accumulated and hardened.
I asked about the corrosive effects on aluminum engine parts and damaging the brass injectors, he said aluminum would be affected if it came in direct contact with ethanol, but at the 10% to possible 15% found in gas it would be negligible. He said it would have an even lesser affect on brass. He said it will eventually dissolve most if not all rubber gaskets, and it will dissolve the resins in fiberglass and epoxy.
I know ethanol BTUs are lower than gasoline, so performance is definitely an issue, but after talking to him I get the feeling that understanding how to cope with ethanol is the answer. He said ethanol additives simply bond to the ethanol molecules to help mitigate water absorption, so that is a line of defense, but he said that might adversely affect fuel economy too.
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Jim Schmidt, athletic director at the University of Illinois-Chicago, has withdrawn his name from consideration for the job as UW-Milwaukee athletic director.
The school had announced three finalists for the job last month. The others are Paul Plinske, athletic director at UW-Whitewater, and Amanda Braun, executive senior associate athletic director at Northeastern University.
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Strudel Pastry
|White bread flour
|8 Ounce (Strong, 225 Gram, 2 Cups)
|2 1⁄2 Milliliter (1/2 Teaspoon)
|1 , lightly beaten
|Sunflower oil
|10 Milliliter (2 Teaspoon)
|Warm water
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1. Sift the flour and salt into a mixing bowl. Make a well in the centre. Stir the egg and oil into the water, add to the flour and mix to form a sticky dough.
2. "Beat" the dough by lifting it and slapping it down on to a lightly floured surface. Continue until the dough no longer sticks to your fingers, then knead for 5 minutes until smooth and elastic. Shape into a ball, place on a dishtowel and cover with an upturned bowl. Leave to rest in a warm place for 30 minutes.
3. Lightly flour a very large clean cloth, such as a tablecloth, and roll out the dough as thinly as possible, lifting frequently to prevent it from sticking.
4. Gently stretch the dough with your hands spread out flat underneath it. Work around the dough, stretching until it is paper thin and forms a square of about 65cm/26in. Trim off the thick edges with scissors.


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— Posted by Park City Mountain Resort on January 27, 2011
Words: Jessica Kunzer
I will never forget my last ski race. It was 1998. I stood atop a frozen icy hill in Minnesota about to race my high school's rival team. As the frigid winds blew the roar of the crowd uphill, I felt the cold air burn my lungs and exploded out of the starting gate. The course was fast. I felt fluid. "Look ahead," I told myself. "Relax!" And, just at that moment... KABAM!! I was down.
"Oh no! Not at this, the biggest race of the season," I thought. All my friends and family waited for me near the finish line as I hung my head in lowly shame. It was official, my future as a ski racer was not to be. Fortunately, my family moved to Utah six months later where I was able to trade the fast pace of chasing gates with the more relaxed pastime of skiing powder.
So, what am I doing here tonight? Back on a race course at Park City Mountain Resort for the first night of the Park City Town Race Series. Looking at the roster, I see names like "Ligety" and "Voelker" in the mix. Flashbacks from my Minnesota racing days flood my mind and stop my heart. My feet feel a familiar frozen numb. It's official, I am ski racing once again.
Sue McJames with daughter and Olympic ski racer Megan McJames
When asked by my colleagues at Ski Utah to join them on team Yeti Spaghetti, I was thrilled at the chance. For the most part, our team has one goal and strategy in mind... FUN!! While other skiers visualize the course and strip down to their speed-suits, we spend our time socializing at the back of the line and wondering when we will be able to redeem our free beer tickets.
Team Yeti Spaghetti
There are four of us. Piercey, Ski Utah creative director, who raced out east years ago in college. B-ott and Luke "the Beast" Ratto are new to this discipline of ski-racing, but seasoned competitors in many other sports. As we near the starting gate, I get distracted from the conversation by my fear. "Why are you so nervous?" Piercey asks. "Get pumped. Get psyched. You're gonna do great!"
There I am, back where I vowed to never be again...at the starting gate. 3-2-1-GO! I'm off. The course is icy with ruts in inconvenient places. Spoiled by The Greatest Snow on Earth®, I have forgotten how to use my edges. Familiar thoughts roll through my brain, "Look ahead. Relax!" Soaring through the finish line I smile and catch my breath. There, I did it! We did it!
Jessica racing down the Town Race series course
Luke comes racing up behind me. "Team Yeti Spaghetti!" he cheers. "We may not win the race, but we'll win the hearts of the crowd." We all laugh.
Now where are those beer tickets?
Results! Where are the results from the first race in the revived Town Race Series?
— Posted by Richard on January 27, 2011 5:34 PM MST
1st Town Race Results http://skiracing.nastar.com/index.jsp?pagename=raceresults&race=118857&year=2015&order=series
— Posted by Peter Schrumpf on January 27, 2015 2:03 PM MST
Official news and announcements from Park City Mountain Resort.
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In Photoshop and Bridge CS5 for Photographers New Features, author Chris Orwig explores the enhancements in Photoshop CS5 and Bridge CS5 from a photographer's perspective. This course introduces the Mini Bridge, a brand new panel to browse and open images without leaving Photoshop, expanded layer functionality, improved sharpening and noise reduction in Adobe Camera Raw, cleaning up and enhancing photographs with the new Bristle Brush and content-aware tools, and working with the new High Dynamic Range (HDR) toning controls. Exercise files are included with the course.
Once the HDR Pro has created the file for us, what we might want to do next is begin to analyze the image and see what's working and perhaps begin to think about what else we could do. One of the problem areas with this image is the sky color. It's a little bit strange. So, I will go ahead and click on Hue/Saturation, select the target adjustment tool, and then I am going to click in that area up there. Next, when I do so, I am going to go ahead and a make a change. You can see that the sky is becoming really purple, or if I drag it the other way, it's becoming a little bit of more cyan. We are also are going to desaturate it a touch.
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The last thing I want to do on this image is click on the New Layer icon, change this layer to Soft Light and then go ahead and grab my Brush tool. With the Brush tool, I am going to paint with black, and all I am interested in doing is burning in some details in a couple of areas in this photograph, and I want to kind of have a little bit more of a drama or dramatic types of effect here. So, I am just going to go through the image looking to try to bring down some of these details in a couple of different ways. All right! Well, let's zoom in a little bit on that so we can see how that's going. It's all right.
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This link goes to a page which sells silverware used by the leaders of the Third Reich. Hashkafically and Halachically, would it be inappropriate to kasher such utensils and use them at a kosher meal?
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Defines an interface for cache implementations.
All cache implementations have to implement this interface. DrupalDatabaseCache provides the default implementation, which can be consulted as an example.
To make Drupal use your implementation for a certain cache bin, you have to set a variable with the name of the cache bin as its key and the name of your class as its value. For example, if your implementation of DrupalCacheInterface was called MyCustomCache, the following line would make Drupal use it for the 'cache_page' bin:
variable_set('cache_class_cache_page', 'MyCustomCache');
Additionally, you can register your cache implementation to be used by default for all cache bins by setting the variable 'cache_default_class' to the name of your implementation of the DrupalCacheInterface, e.g.
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This fun Monopoly cake from CakeWalker is a sweet representation of this classic board game. The blog post takes you through step-by-step on how to make a fondant figure, in this case the Monopoly Man. Most of the tools you'll need like an X-acto knife and toothpicks can already been found in your kitchen. If not, check out your local craft or cake decorating store. Once you master this technique, you can make tons of fondant characters to liven up any cake. For full instructions, click here.
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To accommodate for growth and better serve its residents, The Legacy Place, owned by Paul and Tanya Diegel, is reorganizing staff internally and seeking new staff.
Cami Hendrickson, who currently serves as the assisted living facilityŌĆÖs business office manager will take on duties as the interim administrator, a position currently held by Tamie Gerntholtz.
Valley City State University President Steven Shirley had little trouble acknowledging the schoolŌĆÖs recent success Monday, when he addressed students, faculty and community members during his annual State of the University address at Vangstad Auditorium. But that didnŌĆÖt keep him from looking to the near future.
ŌĆ£To use the term ŌĆścrossroadsŌĆÖ too often becomes cliche,ŌĆØ he told the crowd. ŌĆ£However, I sincerely believe we are at a crossroads at Valley City State University, and with this crossroad, we have a unique opportunity to transform our educational offerings.ŌĆØ
Maple Valley High School:
A Honor Roll
Cassandra Baasch, Brandan Ertelt, James Richman, Kara Smith, Abbie Tinjum, KayLee Hanson, Ashley Punton, Corby Richman, Katelyn Schrenk, Alex Syverson, Sarah Biggers, Jacob Bodziachowski, Courtney Boppre, Erin Grieger, Jesse Johnson, Rylee Nudell, Jacob Richman
B Honor Roll


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Do your eyes feel dry when you wear contact lenses? Don't worry because eye dryness is a common issue for contact lens wearers and non wearers too. The good news is that with a little help from your eye doctor, you can find a treatment plan that works well enough for you so that you don't have to suffer from dry eyes while you are wearing your contact lenses.
Finding the Cause
A visit to your eye doctor is the first step to finding out why your eyes are so dry. Your eye doctor can find out the cause of your dry eye by doing what is known as a tear film evaluation. There are a few ways that your eye doctor can assess your body's ability to produce tears. Your eye doctor may drop a fluorescein dye to the tear layer on your eye or with a strip containing the dye and then see how long it takes for your tears to evaporate.
Another way your eye doctor can evaluate your tear film is to place a piece of paper underneath your lower eyelid for five minutes and then seeing the length of paper moistened by your tears. If you have an insufficient tear film, you may have dry eye syndrome.
Discussing Contact Lens Options
While you may be afraid to tell your eye doctor about dry eyes and contact lenses because you want to keep wearing contact lenses, it helps to bring this issue up so that your eye doctor can recommend the right contact lens for you. If you do feel like your eyes are dry when you wear contact lenses, having a conversation with your eye doctor can help him or her recommend contact lenses that can address your specific needs.
Proclear contact lenses for example, are the only contact lenses on the market with an FDA clearance to carry the labeling statement, 'May provide improved comfort for contact lens wearers who experience mild discomfort or symptoms relating to dryness during lens wear.' If you do suffer from dry eyes during contact lens wear, make sure to ask your eye doctor about this as an option for you.
Follow Up
Once your doctor fits you with contact lenses, make sure to do a follow up appointment. This will help you and your eye doctor decide if the contact lenses you are fit with helps alleviate your dry eyes.
Nothing in this blog post is to be construed as medical advice, nor is it intended to replace the recommendations of a medical professional. For specific questions, please see your eye care practitioner.
I have always used the
I have always used the Frequency 55 Toric lens for many years. I must say that this time I find them very thin, not as tinted and very uncomfortable. I am very disappointed in them and will look to find a better lens at my next appointment. Not sure if you changed anything but I see a significant change.
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Deany Brady
Saturday, January 25, 2:00 p.m.
Introduction by Harriet Scott Chessman
An Appalachian Childhood is a remarkable memoir about growing up on a small, hardscrabble farm in the mountains of Georgia. Unusual in her Appalachian community, the young Deany Brady yearns not only to complete her high school education but to find a way to better her own life, and that of her family's, by moving to the big city of Atlanta and hoping to gain a college education. An Appalachian Childhood is the first half of a two-part memoir.
Dean Brady is a beloved fixture at Laurel Elementary School in Menlo Park, where she volunteers many hours in the classroom and serves hot lunch to the students. Deany's daughter has taught at Laurel for many years.
Event date:
Saturday, January 25, 2014 - 2:00pm
Event address:
1010 El Camino Real
94025-4349 Menlo Parkus