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The Senior Associate Director of Full-Time MBA Admissions at Michigan / Ross, Diana Economy, announced that there's a new international student loan in the works. The Dean of the Darden School of Business, Bob Bruner, shared his insights into the value of the case study method. Following an EMBA pow wow at the Otto Beisheim School of Management in Germany, the Dean of the Kellogg School of Management, Sally Blount, returned to Chicago and met with more global EMBA students. Rich Lyons, the Dean of the Haas School of Business, highlighted the key takeaway from his talk on the disruptive influence of digital learning on education.
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More than two-thirds of large-market TV stations producing news are employing a three-screen strategy by delivering news content on-air, online and via mobile device, according to the latest RTDNA/Hofstra University Survey of broadcast newsrooms.
The survey found 68.8 percent of large market stations are taking the three-screen tact; almost all rank the order of importance of the three as on-air, online and mobile.
Adoption of three-screen journalism reflects the evolving strategies and priorities newsrooms are employing as a growing number of news consumers turn to various distribution alternatives to stay informed.
"Stations are increasingly providing content on multiple platforms," said survey director Bob Papper, professor and chairman of journalism at Hofstra University, "including radio, cable, other TV stations, multiple websites, mobile and more." The survey found 32.7 percent of the TV news directors said that they run local news on another local or nearby station.
The survey also revealed many stations have re-evaluated how they allocate precious newsgathering resources, opting to share resources and expenses while maintaining their competitive stance in the market. A total of 60 percent of stations responding to the survey said they were parties to cooperative news gathering or coverage agreements with another medium.
Stations in larger markets are more likely than stations in smaller markets to enter into news cooperative agreements, the survey revealed. According to the findings, stations with 31 or more people on their news staffs are more likely to be involved in a news cooperative agreement.
Generally, the larger the staff, the more likely a station is to share information or a helicopter, or to pool video and other resources. Stations in the Northeast were a little less likely to be involved in sharing information but more likely to be involved in sharing a helicopter and pool video, the survey found.
Of the stations currently not participating in a news cooperative, the survey revealed 28.6 percent were "planning or discussing one."
The survey also found more news outlets this year are running content such as news, weather and sports on digital multicast channels, and several news directors not already involved with another digital channel expect to be in the next year.
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I like all kinds of music but if I could only ever listen to one genre of music for the rest of my life it would be classical.
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Live in the moment... The best holiday moments in life are made with friends and loved ones and there's no better place to create life-long memories than a Danish holiday home. Scattered across the country and often found next to beautiful coastline, quiet forests or picturesque lakes, Denmark's holiday homes are a national passion. Read on to find inspiration for and help booking a summer home holiday in Denmark.
Siden 2004 har Meetovation projektet givet Danmark en suveræn first-mover position på det internationale mødemarked. Nu er en videreudvikling af projektet skudt i gang med Meetovation 3.0. Meetovation 3.0 skal imødekomme den stigende konkurrence i den internationale mødebranche og bibeholde Danmarks nuværende status og troværdighed. Del dine ideerEn koncept taskforce er i gang med at videreudvikle og innovere Meetovation konceptet.
Thinking of taking a city break in Europe? Love exploring a city's atmospheric streets or getting up close to local culture? Then Denmark has four fabulous city break destinations especially for you. Danish cities such as Aarhus and Aalborg are small and intimate, making them easy to get to know on a short break. Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, is the world's most liveable city and it's easy to see why when you take a Copenhagen city break.
Whether visitors are looking for a fun and educational family holiday or an inspiring weekend break in one of the world's most liveable countries – then look no further! Download itinerary as PDF
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Come and shop in Denmark, one of the hottest design nations on the planet. From a rich design history, led by legends such as Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner, Denmark's design sector has grown into a world-leader. From homeware to fashion, Denmark is an incredible place to pick up unique, cutting-edge products or to find that perfect Scandinavian gift. Beautiful shopping streets await in cities across the country, offering international and Danish brands. So pack your shopping bags and don't forget your wallet!
Celebrated for its classic modern design tradition, Denmark lets visitors discover architectural wonders and new contemporary art museums with an inspired vision of Nordic living. Download itinerary as PDF
Romantic and inspiring – in Denmark visitors can live like a king at historic castles and manors. Experience these grand estates and enjoy fine dining, golfing and centuries old heritage. Download itinerary as PDF
Christmas starts early in Denmark when, in late November, market squares and streets are dressed for the holiday season. And there's a unique atmosphere – and a spirit of Christmas. Download itineary as PDF
Denmark's rocky Baltic island of Bornholm is a popular holiday destination that offers heritage sights and nature – all of which can easily be reached on bicycle or on nature walks. Download the itinerary for Bornholm
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Denmark is a family holiday haven. It's an incredibly safe and relaxed country and there's never far to the next great experience, be it fun, challenging or full of things to learn. All across the country you'll find a wide variety of family-friendly accommodation, accessible restaurants, efficient services and welcoming staff. From world-renowned attractions such as Legoland, to unique experiences, such as ghostly tours of castle dungeons or a week in a prairie wagon, Denmark has something for the whole family.
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Adults and young couples with and without children seeking modern city attractions.
Bringing your kids to Denmark? If you're looking for ideas and inspiration for budget or free attractions in Denmark for kids, read on. Learn about free entry museums, films and theater, fun experiences in cities and nature and much more. It is possible to do Denmark on a budget or for free even with the kids in tow!
The towns of Northern Denmark have inspired artists and industrialists alike over the centuries. They are fascinating places to visit and are interspersed with many popular holiday spots.
Looking for some summer holiday inspiration? Denmark is a small kingdom of over 400 islands and 7,000km of coastline. It's easy to get around and dotted with unique holiday cottages. Read on to get started on your summer holiday plans.
Sunset seaside views and regionally centred cuisine
Come to Denmark over the Christmas season and you'll get the chance to experience a country steeped in Christmas traditions; some shared with other parts of the world, others distinctly and uniquely Danish. Bring a little Denmark into your Christmas!
With gentle terrain, safe tracks and well sign-posted routes, Denmark is a fantastic family cycling destination. You can make it easy for your children by planning routes that are less hilly and combining natural experiences with the excitement of attractions along the way, such as zoos and amusement parks.
With over 7000 kilometres of coast line, 70 inhabited islands and more than 200 "Blue Flag" beaches, outdoor activities are never far away in Denmark.
Diverse, modern and fun, Aarhus is one of the happiest cities on Earth. A visit to its art galleries, cosy Latin Quarter or the Old Town will show you just why Aarhus' residents, and visitors, are so happy…
Young Danish chefs have breathed new life into the famous open sandwich, Smørrebrød, which dates back to the 19th century. Now Danes are hungrier than ever for their traditional lunch.
Getting to and around Copenhagen is easy, fast and convenient. Buses, trains, metro, bicycles, taxis, even harbour buses - there are plenty of modes of transport to choose from when navigating across the capital. This means you can fit in many more more sights and experiences in a weekend than would be possible in many other destinations.
There are many different ways to enjoy Denmark, depending on your interest. Are you looking for a romantic weekend break to Copenhagen? Thinking of a blissful break around Denmark's countryside by bike? Or maybe you're ready for some family fun at Denmark's fantastic theme parks. Plan the holiday in Denmark that's just right for you with the help of all of VisitDenmark's inspirational content, gathered in this handy guide.
Young couples, adult couples or friends without children travelling as a group. Pleasure-seekers who look for urban, rural and cultural attractions, inspiration and relaxation in peaceful surroundings.
Denmark has a reputation for being an expensive place to holiday, but it's easy to travel cheaply and enjoy free things to do, if you know where to look! For visitors looking for a unique way to experience Denmark and for ways to do it cheaply, we've put together a few ideas for fun, cheap and unusual things to do, to really experience Denmark.
Parents with children and grandparents holidaying with grandchildren.
South Jutland is a historical treasure trove, with well-preserved ancient towns, castles, cathedrals and a multitude of exciting museums.
Take a trip through thousands of years of architectural history in Denmark. From Viking longhouses to award-winning modern buildings like the Danish Maritime Museum, designed by starchitect Bjarke Ingels, Denmark is packed full of interesting and unique building design from across the ages.
Denmark is a safe country packed with fun offerings for all the family. From world class attractions, such as Legoland, to thousands of kilometres of unspoilt beaches, you'll find something for your whole family on holiday in Denmark.
Meetovation emphasises the use of unique and original environments and local attractions. The sense of authenticity helps delegates open their minds and better appreciate and remember where, how and why they spent time a your meeting!
With this concept, organisers narrow in on health issues in the workplace. The day is intended as a kick-off event for a new and healthier approach. Emphasis is given to diet, exercise and the physical setup of the workplace. Through exercises in the health centre, participants are encouraged to change their ways and lead a healthier working life resulting in more energy, higher productivity and less illness. Process Before the event, a consultant from the conference venue will help define the objectives of the meeting and their impact on the workplace.
The event focuses on a subject or an area in which the organiser seeks innovation and new developments. In "The Creative Space" participants work within an innovative framework where conference facilities are customised to offer inspiration and promote creativity. The concept is aimed at anyone working with concept development – from manage teams and sales departments to teachers and artist groups.
Come and be charmed by Copenhagen, Northern Europe's cosiest capital, packed with cafés, shops and the best restaurants in Scandinavia. From the winding streets of the beautiful old town and grand royal palaces to the city's cutting-edge buildings and attractions, Copenhagen is the perfect blend of old world and new. Hop on a bike or stroll the city on foot and take in its laid-back atmosphere and effortless sense of style. Read on for sightseeing inspiration, help finding restaurants in Copenhagen and to make Copenhagen hotel bookings.
Foodies simply love Denmark. Our gourmet capital Copenhagen has 12 Michelin-star restaurants and is home to the world's best restaurant, noma. Traditional Danish dishes are experiencing a revival too in good company with the acclaimed New Nordic cuisine. Combine this with real brain food to help maintain concentration levels at meetings and you're all set to go...
New Nordic Cuisine is quite literally about going back to the roots of Danish cooking. It's about getting out into the Danish landscape to forage for the best and most unusual ingredients. It's about experimenting and presenting exciting new ways of combining traditional ingredients. And of course, it's all about giving you the best taste and dining experience possible.
13:00 Lunch at Grilleriet - a venue where the emphasis is on bbq food 14:15 Canal tour in the beautiful canals of Copenhagen, starting at The Little Mermaid, the Hans Christian Andersen fairytale figure, and ending at the Nyhavn area 15:30 Site inspection of the newly renovated d'Angleterre Hotel and their new bar Balthazar 15:45 Tour finish and transfer to MIND the take-off session
Getting around Denmark does not have to be expensive. If you walk or cycle you can do it for free, but there are also other options available.
Aarhus, Denmark's second city, buzzes at the heart of this region. Within easy reach of the city are picturesque fjord towns, set in beautiful nature and close to fantastic sights.
Denmark is a country made for cyclists. The country is criss-crossed by over 12,000km of sign-posted cycle routes, taking you through gentle terrain and inspirational nature. There are short distances between sites and amenities and lots of opportunities to stop off and recharge your batteries.
Dark dramas are something of a Danish TV speciality. Not only has Denmark brought the world The Killing and Borgen, but it's also responsible for five other Emmy-winning Danish TV series, many of which are Scandinavian crime dramas. Here's a guide to the best Danish drama out there right now...
Are you ready for a typically Danish holiday experience? There are around 40,000 holiday homes for rent in Denmark. They tend to be located in picturesque areas, often near inland water or the coast and are decorated with individual, Danish style. They are an extremely popular holiday form amongst Danes.
Denmark has a world of free events on offer all year round, but especially in the summer months. Shake your stuff to Danish and international artists at a music festival, let your hair down at a harbour or city festival, or find that special item at an outdoor market.
The Aim - A better return on your meeting investment The aim of Meetovation is simply to create a better learning outcome and an increased return on investment on any given meeting or business event – i.e. to achieve a better Return on Investment on meetings.
Scandinavia's Gourmet Capital Continues to Influence the Global Culinary Landscape through New Restaurants and Star-Powered Chefs
Bikes are not just bikes in Denmark – they are a way of life. Take Christiania Bikes for example, designed in the 1970s and as popular as ever today. The central importance of bikes for Danes has meant that bike design has evolved rapidly. As a result, Denmark is often one step ahead of the rest of the world in terms of bike design and innovation.
In an age of all you can eat, all year round, Danish chefs are leading the way in a new wave of gourmet thinking. Slow food over fast food and locally-sourced produce over food shipped from every corner of the planet. That's the essence of New Nordic cuisine, a sustainable, healthy and delicious trend that has taken Scandinavia by storm.


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A Martian rock analyzed by NASA's rover Opportunity contains clays formed in non-acidic water, an environment potentially suitable for the chemistry of ancient life to brew.
The solar-powered Opportunity landed on Mars in January 2004 for what was expected to be a 90-day mission to look for signs there was once water. It, and a twin rover, Spirit, which succumbed to the harsh Martian environment three years ago, had both found rocks altered by highly acidic water.
While acid-loving microbes exist on Earth, scientists suspect the chemical building blocks for life need more neutral conditions to evolve into life.
"The tough thing about an acid environment is that it's very, very hard, we believe, to get pre-biotic chemistry, the kind of chemistry that can lead to the origin of life," Cornell University's Steve Squyres, lead scientist for the Opportunity and Spirit missions, told reporters during a conference call on Friday.
"What's exciting about this discovery is that it points to a neutral pH at a time very, very early in Martian history," he added.
"What we have here is a very different chemistry. This is water you can drink," Squyres said. "This is the most powerful evidence for neutral (non-acidic) chemistry water that has been found by Opportunity," he added.
Opportunity took three years to reach the rim of a large impact basin called Endeavour Crater, where it examined, among other objects, a small rock called Esperance. It took seven tries before Opportunity got itself positioned properly to scratch the rock's surface and see what lies beneath.
Unlike NASA's follow-on Mars rover Curiosity, which landed on the opposite side of Mars in August, Opportunity has no drill or onboard chemistry lab to obtain and analyze samples. Instead, it uses its instruments to determine basic mineralogy. Esperance, scientists determined, contains aluminum-rich clays, a telltale sign that neutral water flowed through the rock.
Likewise, Curiosity's first analysis of powder drilled from an ancient mudstone showed signs of neutral water, plus elements needed to support microbial life. Results from the rover's second sample analysis are pending.
Opportunity now is making its way south along the Endeavour Crater rim toward an exposed stack of rock that may provide more clues about Mars' transition from a warm and wet world to the cold, dry, acidic desert that exists today. Scientists are hopeful Opportunity will make it there by Aug. 1, before the start of Martian winter in the southern hemisphere.
"We've been on borrowed time for a while," said project manager John Callas, with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. "How long Opportunity lasts is anyone's guess."REUTERS
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I played College Football and have coached youth sports for many years.
I have seen many coaches lose their temper and throw childish tantrums and yell at players.
It is totally inappropriate! I helped hold back several teammates who wanted to go after coaches who were bully's. I should have let them attack. Maybe this problem would have been addressed years ago.
The great day of coaches terrorizing players is over.
If a coach can't motivate and inspire players using enthusiasm and great words, than they are a loser and we shouldn't let them influence our kids.
"They just want to get the best out of their players" is a cop out and should not be tolerated.
It's time to stand up to bully coaches! I wish I did back then, and I am ready to now. Loser coaches, you have been warned. Shape up or face the consequences. I'm positive there is a whole bunch of people who feel the same way.
You can't shame us away by calling us "sensitive". We are right!
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This is a great discussion. I think that allowing teachers who are learning a
craft such as coaching has been a great thing. They are more accountable on how
they teach kids. They also get more out of a kid when there is mutual respect.
The kids learn more and develop greater character. The greatest influence a
coach has is by their example.
The down side, is that teachers aren't commonly competent in teaching certain sports and activities. There are a few that are excellent, others, have no clue. For example, that Cate guy from Cottonwood area sounded like a great teacher. Crowshaw is also a great coach, not good to throw a guy like that under the bus. This brings up another topic in trying to address parents who have thrown coaches for various reasons. Allowing a coach to pay himself is great- Utah particularly has some work to do. Still too many egos.
The coaches that are bullies in the past; that who I looked to as mentors. I'm glad they're becoming more and more whittled out.
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We have coaches at our high school that are completely unglued about the team and their behavior. I don't know what happens but coaching takes it's toll on these folks.
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There are plenty of other ways for kids to learn character and teamwork other than sports, something lost on most parents. Parents would do well today to start playing with their kids in the their own backyard before sending them out to the babysitters, his/her coach. What we have today is children leading children, driven there by parents who seem more like children than the children playing! It's just a game! Let the kids have fun! Go home and laugh!
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A Month in Marrakesh is a celebration of the wonderful tastes and sensational allure of Morocco. Inspired by the diversity of his culturally rich visits to Marrakesh, Andy Harris scoured the maze-like souks for the best flavours, and has produced a wealth of exotic-tasting recipes with fresh ingredients and minimum fuss. You'll be enticed by the delicate sweet pastries such as Khab el ghzal, Muhallabia (milk pudding), the savoury Chicken bistilla or one of the many delicious tagines. Impress your guests with modern Moroccan dishes such as Roast lamb with orange and honey syrup, Spicy squid with harissa yoghurt or Orange flower donuts. Part cookbook, part travelogue, Andy leads you through a spectacular pageant of flavour and colours of the Medina, from the pulsating Djemaa el Fna, to timeless winding alleys and tranquil gardens. David Loftus illustrates the recipes with stunning location photography that will have you smelling the fragrant aromas of the spice market with every turn of the page.
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October 12, 2010 3:40 by Samuel Potter
A workshop organized by the Dubai Economic Council and the Ministry of Labour has laid bare the gap in costs between hiring a skilled worker and an unskilled worker, according to Gulf News.
The newspaper reports that the average total annual cost of labour per employee in the country is estimated at about AED 55,000. That's according to figures set out in an academic paper by Dr. Mouawiya Al Awad, Director of the Institute for Social and Economic Research at Zayed University.
But that figure is an average that sheds little light on the true situation: a "skilled" worker in the UAE costs an average of AED 144,000, while an "unskilled" costs just AED 33,000. Most of these costs are associated with wages, of course, but a small chunk relates to recruitment and administration. For skilled workers, overall admin costs associated with recruitment are AED 3,404 per year. For unskilled, that figure is AED 2,296.
The Gulf News observed that: "Despite these costs, hiring foreign workers is an economic advantage to private companies and the UAE economy when comparing the costs to productivity levels, according to the study. This suggests that competitiveness of the UAE economy may be 'linked strongly' to using cheap and unskilled workers, [Dr Al Awad] said."
That will come as no great surprise to anyone familiar with the UAE economy, which has grown fat on cheap real estate development built by unskilled workers largely from the Indian subcontinent. But the difference between the costs of skilled and unskilled labour is not the only gap worth noting in the figures.
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I think you meant to say 'underpaid'.
Most people, even if they are on a huge salary, will say if asked in a survey, that they are underpaid.
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Cris I am wondering what you think about Malcom Floyd as a receiver. I thought he showed some brilliance for the Chargers as a deep threat before he got hurt last year. As a Pats fan I am ecstatic today but I'd love to see them bring in someone like Floyd that can stretch the field as I'm not sure Ochocinco can still do that at this point.
Now that the Patriots have landed Ochocinco, what are the odds that they try to lure back Moss on a veteran's minimum salary for a chance at a roster spot and some redemption? Or possibly even doing what Cincy did, but more successfully by trying out T.O.
I'm quite curious about this because in the Patriots spread offensive system, players like Ochocinco and T.O. or Moss would flourish if they were together, even with their declining skills.
As for the Haynesworth trade, is he going to have to restructure his 100 million dollar contract before joining the team?
Being a Bengal, you know Chad better than most. Do you think that he will be able to temper his personality enough to Belichick's liking? I mean, Bill benched Wes Welker for taking a few verbal potshots at Rex Ryan last year. I can easily Chad starting a press or Twitter war of words before the Pats meet the Jets this year that would make that press conference pale in comparison.
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So, a carton of smokes @AdamSchefter To get WR Ochocinco from Cincy, NE surrendered a 5th-round pick in 2012 and a 6th-round pick in 2013.
Not even a carton. That's an agreement to bum them a smoke the next time they go out drinking.
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1996 Directed by Kenneth Branagh
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, returns home to find his father murdered and his mother remarrying the murderer, his uncle. Meanwhile, war is brewing.
Kenneth Branagh Derek Jacobi Julie Christie Richard Briers Kate Winslet Nicholas Farrell Michael Maloney Rufus Sewell Robin Williams Gérard Depardieu Timothy Spall Reece Dinsdale Jack Lemmon Ian McElhinney Ray Fearon Brian Blessed Billy Crystal Simon Russell Beale Don Warrington Ravil Isyanov Charlton Heston Rosemary Harris Richard Attenborough John Gielgud Judi Dench John Mills Ken Dodd
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"If thou didst ever hold me in thy heart, absent thee from felicity awhile and in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain to tell my story."
Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of William Shakespeare's groundbreaking and iconic play may not be as intense as the original work but it is a very gorgeous film that pleases the eye and with Branagha's energetic directing and some spectacular performances from a top-class ensemble it is in fact a solid and enjoyable cinematic version of a legendary piece of literature. Even though Hamlet runs for almost four hours but there is enough drama in this timeless tragedy to enchant us and Branagh's accurate understanding of characters and themes…
One of my 1000 recommended films.
I go through phases of liking this film a lot, and then thinking it is far too long, self-indulgent, and weirdly cast.
Kenneth Branagh, back in 1996, was still being touted as the new Olivier. He'd appeared on screen in Henry V (under his own direction) and Othello (under the direction of Oliver Parker, as Iago).
This version of Hamlet was his third Shakespeare film adaptation as director, following Henry V and Much Ado About Nothing, and since Hamlet he has made versions of Love's Labour's Lost and As You Like It.
To say this is a full-text version of the play would not be exaggerating. In fact, in his eagerness to stay faithful…
Just terrific. Watching this again really did it for me. Branagh's Hamlet is a terrific adaptation and a triumphant film that utilizes the possibilities of the source material to full effect. The set design is immaculate, the cinematography is beautiful , and the scope is stunning (oh what I would give to see this in 70mm).
This is the perfect Hamlet for me: it combines the bard's exquisite work with the stylistic sensibilities of a true epic film. Marvelous.
This was much better than I expected.
Despite having enjoyed Kenneth Branagh's other Shakespeare adaptation, Henry V the 4 hour runtime on his version of Hamlet left me a little nervous. Now, I tend to like long movies, and considering my favorite film of all time has a 4 hour length, this fact really shouldn't have put me off. I was afraid it would be too drawn out and boring, but thankfully, I was pleasantly surprised with the film. While it does drag in places, Hamlet is ultimately a very captivating film that kept me interested for the entire time. The performances are excellent, especially from Branagh, who is equally as good behind the camera. The production design and costumes…
The cinematography...good lord, the cinematography...
Mirrored doors, sumptuous chambers and winter land. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark, decomposing behind the facade. Gone are the dark cellars, Gothic arches and desolate bastions; murder and deceit occur in brightly lit, candy-coloured rooms—a personal drama with the scope of an epic. Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet is not a pathetic figure either, this is a man who could, and will, change the destiny of his nation. This is The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark as envisioned by a bold and ambitious artist.
As a director, Branagh's stylistic flourishes are often beautiful and only rarely gaudy. For instance, the first appearance of the ghost of Hamlet's late-father is bad enough to make you cringe; the very next…
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"Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounced it to you..."
You know what's an absolute bore? Watching people perform Shakespeare with no interest whatsoever.
"Trippingly on the tongue."
You know what's an absolute blast? Watching people perform Shakespeare who devote themselves fully to bringing the play to life.
Kenneth Branagh has an inextinguishable flair - in front and behind the camera. From the grandiose production design to the cavalcade of classically trained actors (who even put some nice little modern touches on it, like Derek Jacobi's complex gentleness he brings to Claudius), Hamlet is the Bard on screen at its apex.
(P.S - the half a star taken off is for Claudius' death scene, which almost brings the film to a point of self parody after such a masterful balance between roaring fun and somber theatrics all before)
kenneth branagh: CALM DOWN.
i kept thinking this one guy was robin williams & yelling 'IS THAT ROBIN' whenever he was onscreen
Whisper acting.
Lots and lots of whisper acting.
Despite an almost exhausting devotion to the source material in both its wordy profundities and intimidating length it's the sheer scale and delight of the visuals as well as the triumphant performances by all that make for blissfully rich experience that deserves to experienced.
The cinematography...good lord, the cinematography...
Shakespeare is better watched than read. While I wasn't able to keep up with all the dialogue I did enjoy Branagh's adaptation.
Well... It looks nice.
I am in love with the set, camera angles, music, and the cast. Every scene was so beautiful -- the costumes were gorgeous. Without watching this film, I don't think I would have liked the play.
This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
O capodoperă. O adaptare perfectă și un film superb. Nu cred să fi schimbat vreun cuvânt din ce a scris Shakespeare, și totuși când adaugi regia, actorii, decorul, costumele totul se leagă minunat într-un film. 4 ore de vizionat continuu sunt destul de obositoare, dar îmi imaginez că să urmărești piesa în timp real e și mai obositor; dacă în cinematografie cadrele se schimbă rapid, pe scenă e cu mult mai greu. E cu atât mai de admirat cu cât actorul principal e și regizor și scenarist. Cu alte cuvinte filmul îi aparține aproape în totalitate lui Kenneth Branagh, deci lui i se cuvin laudele.
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In a week when Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., accused cancer patients and millions of upset and frightened Americans who've lost their health insurance of lying about their Obamacare horror stories, you'd think his hubris couldn't be topped. But as disgusting and corrupt as the man the Democratic Party picked to lead them in the Senate is (and he is), the man that same party picked to lead the country takes the crown.
President Obama's week should have ended with him being presidential. Russia had just sent forces into Ukraine, our allies in Europe were caught off-guard and the world looked to the United States for reassurance and leadership. Rather than offer it and stay on top of the situation, Barack Obama marched into the White House pressroom, read a statement that had been written for him and left the room.
Running away from questions like a 5-year-old boy running from the "cooties" might have been understandable had the president run into the Situation Room or to a waiting phone call from world leader. But rather than stay directly involved in a developing situation with major potential geopolitical implications and actually do the job of a president, Barack Obama…went to a party.
The Democratic National Committee held its winter meeting in Washington this week, and the president was scheduled to speak at it Friday. Were it just a Friday, the president giving a partisan speech to an audience of barking seals would not be new or news. But the president of the United States running off to speak to supporters and donors barely a half-hour after delivering a hastily-cobbled-together wet noodle of a statement warning the Russians they shouldn't do what they'd already done hours earlier was a new low on the leadership meter.
That the president would read such a statement before running off to speak to donors shows either disinterest or ignorance of the seriousness of the situation. That his administration would describe the Russian invasion not as an "invasion," rather as an "uncontested arrival" demonstrates this.
There is a silver lining, of sorts. We should be thankful the president put his Syrian crayon set away and didn't draw any red lines in his statement. Again, when you set the bar for success so low you need a shovel to find it, you take your victories where you can.
While at his party, barely 30 minutes after "addressing" a world crisis, President Obama found time to read a joke.: He told his adoring minions, "Well, it's Friday, it's after 5:00. So this is officially happy hour with the Democratic Party."
Hilarious, right?
That the president wouldn't cancel or even delay a speech to the Democrats — a speech so political in nature even the Obama throne-sniffers at the Associated Press said it struck "a decidedly partisan tone"–says even more about his character than the fact he wrote two autobiographies before he'd accomplished anything.
President Obama loves himself, and he surrounds himself with people who love him almost as much. But a condition placed on that love appears to be a willingness to remove the word "no" from your vocabulary.
Did no one in President Obama's inner circle even wonder about the optics of the leader of the free world running off to a political event in the early stages of a crisis? Did no one worry what this says about how he views himself and his job? He loves being president — he just doesn't like the work that comes with the perks. But one of the perks is the president gets to decide what work to do and when.
We've seen this arrogance from him before — on Sept. 12, 2012. Four Americans, including an ambassador, had been murdered in a terrorist attack in Libya. Dig in, do the work of finding the perpetrators and making them pay? No. Not this president. For him, it meant a 10-minute delay in his flight to a fundraiser in Las Vegas — just long enough to read a prepared statement that included a lie about a YouTube video and to pretend to give a damn.
In both cases, the lapdog media did not question the president and did not report the disconnect and unseriousness of the man who spent enormous energy to campaign for the job then even more to avoid doing it. The mainstream media has earned its treats from this administration. And while "MilkBone journalism" may endear these reporters to the White House, it's a disgrace to their profession.
Come to think of it, perhaps President Obama didn't commit the most shameful display of hubris this week. After all, he only did what he's been doing his whole life. On the other hand, those MilkBone journalists who cover for his failures have sold out their profession, the country, and now a good chunk of the world. And for what? Thirty pieces of kibble and a place at the foot of the throne? That they continue to call themselves journalists is perhaps the most shameful display of all.
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"The Pakistan People`s Party government should not think about downsizing the army," he warned.
The federal government should increase the defence budget, which has been frozen for the past three years, he added.
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Musharraf has been living in self-exile in London and Dubai since early 2009. Musharraf said the impression that a lot is being spent on defence is wrong.
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Only 17 per cent of the budget is being spent on the country`s defence, he contended.
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Owner built and managed Balinese style stand alone cottage one block from the ocean and river. Ideal for couples who want to experience local life, and have easy access to Waimea canyon and the wide, unspoiled sand beaches of Polihale.
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Surfers and people who like to be close to the beach; in amongst the locals; and away from the tourist centers, love this pad. Within walking distance (one block) to beach, the Waimea pier, the river and quaint town. Buy fresh fish and local produce from Ishihara's or the 'Big Save'. Enjoy a movie in an old fashioned movie house, browse a vintage store, see local art and enjoy a great cup of coffee. The Waimea pier affords wonderful sunsets and great night sky viewing.
Redwood cabin with loft bedroom (king bed), equipped kitchenette (stove, microwave, fridge, crockery, cutlery, pots and pans), bathroom, wide deck and a simple bbq. Cable and wireless. Car park. Safe, local neighborhood.
Easy access to hiking the many Waimea Canyon trails, and enjoying the beautiful sunny west side beaches of Kekaha, Polihale...snorkel at Salt Ponds and surf with the locals at Pakala. Forty minutes to popular Poipu Beaches. Fifty minute drive from the airport.
On Kauai a helicopter trip is a favorite with visitors as the beautiful Na Pali and its magnificent waterfalls can only really be seen from the air. The magnificent Na Pali can also be accessed by hiking or taking a catamaran picnic/snorkel or sunset cruise. Dolphins abound and in the winter whales breach, tail slap and enjoy Kauai's waters as they mate and calf. You can also bike down the canyon...zipline...horse-ride...kiyak to (email hidden)untain tube...surf...and of course soak up the wonderful warm weather and enjoy an abundance of excellent beaches that are good for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, walking, relaxing...
Limited local bus routes that run north from Lihue to Princeville and Hanalei and run south to Poipu and west to Kekaha. Renting a car is advisable.
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We spend five nights on Kauai and we loved it. Neil and Sharon had some good tipps and the small supermarket around the corner has everything you need and some of the best Poke
The cottage was ideal for my needs. I could spread out there in privacy, and walk to town in a few short minutes. I enjoyed star gazing off the balcony and hearing the waves crash during the night. Took a naps in the hammock. It's rustic, but perfect island lodging if you're not looking for a resort atmosphere. You're in a working class neighborhood; the neighbors said "Aloha" and smiled. But, bring ear plugs for when the roosters get going. The little black cat was friendly and good company too. Excellent value.
Neil sent welcome mails, stayed in contact - explained a lot, was a hilarious host!
Did everything to make us feel good and to make our stay an unforgettable experience!
In all honesty, I can not recommend this place.
The house was nice, but the bed was not comfortable and the sheets were not a very good quality.
The beach is a block away, but it isn't a nice beach. The water was dirty all the time. And what I mean is that it was a brown color so you never go in to swim or do other stuff.
The town is too small. You can cover the entire downtown in less than 30 minutes.
We had to go elsewhere to enjoy a nice beach. We also had to go elsewhere for a nice meal.
And the chickens!!! OMG!! They are so annoying. And what I mean by that is that they are noisy at ALL HOURS of the day.
Mosquitoes too. Prepare to get bit. At least 20-25 times.
As I said, I can't recommend this place. Neal is a nice guy and he means well, but there where too many things that we looked forward to that didn't meet our expectations.
We had a great stay at the cabin! Neil was there to welcome us and show us around. The cabin is perfect for a couple. The lofted bedroom is great and the porch is perfect for relaxing at night. We sat on the porch and played cards every night and listened to the waves. The cabin is on the less touristy part of the island, which we really liked. It served as a great home base for some of our excursions to the Waimea canyon and over to Koloa for a zipline tour. We only wish we had stayed longer! We plan on coming back soon and hope we can stay here again!
We thoroughly enjoyed staying at your cottage. Thanks so much for your help in locating some hardwood to ship home, that was very kind. Wonderful hiking in Waimea Canyon area!
My husband (we got married while in Kauai) and I loved our stay here at this little rustic home. It felt like our own private oasis. We didn't get a chance to meet Neil & Sharon in person, but they made everything easy for us & seemed pretty laid back. We could definitely do without all the chickens/roosters and their early morning competitions, but they are everywhere you go on the island. If you are looking for a condo that is manicured, this is not the place for you. If you are looking for a local house amongst the local people, this will be perfect for you, like it was for us. It was wonderful & we hope to stay here again in the future. :)
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Thirty year resident of Kauai who has built various simple Balinese/Polynesian/ Swiss Family Robinson style timber homes in beautiful island settings.
First came to Kauai in 1980 as part of long world wide surf odyssey - was on his way to Australia, but fell in love with the island, the way of life and spirit of aloha.
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Address: 238 Brosscroft Village, , GLOSSOP, SK13 1HH
Address: 60 Manor Road, , DERBY, DE72 3LL
Address: 15 Betony Road, , BURTON-ON-TRENT, DE15 9JU
Address: Unit E Salcombe Court, Salcombe Road, ALFRETON, DE55 7EG
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Address: Unit 6 Turnoaks Business Park, Brittania Road, CHESTERFIELD, S40 2WB


text: Good location as there's just behind chinatown and walking distance to city. Room is clean & neat and I like it isn't carpet flooring as I hate carpet. Friendly and helpful staffs and they provide complimentary daily newspaper, microwave oven and toaster. I'd recommend to anyone who look for cheap accommodation.


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