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Diana - I have that same rock & roll bandana that I'm going to make ODD a skirt from. And I'm now looking for the front tie pattern, very cute!
I forget whose they were but the cloth napkins look great, love that flatware pattern fabric.
Photobomb because I'm so glad this skirt is finally really done this time and fits ODD so well.
I whipped up a hairpiece to clip onto a headband (made from an old nursing tank) using a couple pieces and scrap from the same charmpack. I really like the look of the skirt better without the elastic waistband but this way it will fit her longer I guess. This was the last of that fabric so I couldn't risk messing up the size again.
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I got the material from hobby lobby along with the ribbon. Shirt from wallyworld! I also made a market skirt but somehow didn't post a picture of the completed outfit but here is the top and monogrammed bow.
One of my DH's friends saw I made a similar outfit for my DD and asked to buy one. YAY! New customer! Lol
brizeemat- I love both of those dresses! They are so girly and summery I love it!
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For the past several years, the military has been trying to offset the trend by increasing bonuses for those who enlist or re-enlist.
Recruiters also explain to recruits that not all Army jobs will land you in combat.
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"ASCII" stands for the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, and is a set of numbers, letters, and symbols that are generally accepted as the basic English character set. "Art" is the creation of the beautiful by way of various forms. So, the combination of the two sounds a little scary: making the beautiful from ASCII symbols! Fear not, though: ASCII art has a long if not glorious history, and is well-loved amongst veteran Internet users. Well-loved, that is, if you like it when people flood IRC channels with ASCII art to say hello their friends.
Although it's hard to argue that ASCII art has a valuable place in our society, it does at least contain an interesting problem for us: can we write a script to convert pictures to ASCII art? The answer is, naturally, "of course!" However that's hardly fun: let's take a look at what we need to do to write such a script...
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I'm having a slight issue with the Prettify script that I'm trying to integrate into my website to provide intelligent syntax highlighting of C# code blocks. All works fine until I introduce Generics, which are contained within less-than and greater-than characters. Prettify seems to be completely stripping these out and replacing them with a single newline character.
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I know I am going to get some bad feedback for say this, but my husband and I buy ours off ebay!! It has saved us a ton of money! We have not had any problems. We just check on the seller, read their reviews, and try to buy only sealed cases of 6. You may want to look into this. Hope my idea helps!! I am so excited that in about 3 weeks when my son is 6 months, our pedi told us we could try him on regular formula again. We pray this time it is ok! Good luck!!
Amber...married to James...love of my life
Barrett Thomas....the love of OUR lives!!
Check your insurance company - mine covers it with a prescription from the dr.
My son also uses Alimentum, and our health insurance company reimburses us for the cost because it's deemed "medically necessary."
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We use the RTF and yes I know how $$ it gets. I dont know how I would afford it if it wasnt for wic, but I would check your insurance company. I buy a bunch when it goes on sale and my pedi gave me a coupon from her rep for a case of 6 which helped, so ask your pedi for samples.. Mine would have given me more but she didnt have RTF only powder.
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It also goes on sale at Target every few weeks - you can save a few dollars at least per can. I always would stock up during the sales.
checked with uhc...they don't cover formula...bummer...i guess i need to be on the hunt for coupons now!
diapers.com has some.I'd check there or ask your ped. if they have some 4 u or what an alternative would be
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Clemson and South Carolina will not accept bowl bids, punishment for players who brawled toward the end of Saturday's game.
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The Kindle ebook of Breaking Into TV News – How To Get A Job & Excel As A Reporter-Photographer is now available for instant download on Amazon! And the Look Inside feature is available on the Kindle Edition so you can download the first 20 pages of the book to sample — or read on...Read More →
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A few weeks ago I posted about walking my dogs and listening to my favorite podcast — The Digital Convergence Podcast, about DSLR cameras and digital editing — and hearing the host Carl Olson read an e-mail that I'd sent and put a plug in for Naked Filmmaking: How To Make A Feature-Length Film –...Read More →
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Over the past few months, since the announcements of the new RED Epic and Scarlet and the Canon C300digital cinema cameras, and now with all the buzz about the 2K Digital Bolex, various people have asked me (and this is an amalgam of these conversations): "So, Mike, which one are you going to get?...Read More →
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text: Best spot for a piece of cheese and a glass of Gragnano? Spuntino in San Francisco Joanie Karapetian October 26, 2011 2 Comments It was one of those perfect San Francisco days- crystal clear blue skies, bright liquid sunshine and just a tiny prickle of Fall chill in the air. We stopped into Spuntino di Ottimista, and amazing little cheese and panini shop on Union Street- I took one look at the wine selection on lining the walls of the shop and felt right at home. Morellino, Chianti, Brunello, Oh My! Gragnano, Sparkling Muller Thurgau and an amazing Prosecco When you consider Italy has 20 regions, each of which contains hundreds of indigenous varietals, Spuntino has a relatively concise collection of Italian wines available. However, compared to most Italian wine selections this place is a real celebration of Italy. I love that they are selling Gragnano, a sparkling red wine from Campanian that could create world peace if everyone would drink it. In one of the most inspired moments of wine writing ever, Tracie P describes this as the "wine for all things warm and gooey". Which is also why I souldn't have been surprised to find Gragnano here… check out some of these cheeses! Yep. La Eur or Robiola– both of which have a special cheesy creaminess that makes me want to swoon. Especially in conjunction with the idea of that sparkly Gragnano hitting my palate. Spuntino's mascot, Millie, Greets Customers on Union Street Spuntino is a friendly, neighborhood place with a very serious wine selection. Check it out for yourself and enjoy a little nibble or sip, straight from Italy to San Francisco. Please Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to Press This! (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Related 2 Responses Do Bianchi October 26, 2011 thanks for the shout out, Joanie! The Grotta del Sole is good… the Federciane better. 😉 Now if we could only get the Ottimista to speak Italian correctly! 😉 Reply Joanie Karapetian, Italian Wine Geek October 26, 2011 Agreed…. love the Federciane! Glad to see you're back in LA this week… Too bad I'm in San Francisco! Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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LITTLETON — When it was clear that she had to evacuate her home in 2012, Kristen Moeller put her two dogs, Tigger and Roscoe, in her car first.
There wasn't time to save much else as the flames from the Lower North Fork Fire were creeping closer each minute from the valley below their front yard. A friend threw some wedding photos in a bag and the pair scrambled to a waiting car.
When Moeller and her husband, David Cottrell, returned to the site days later, only a charred totem pole had survived. Their dream house, Cottrell's extensive tool collection, their boat — all were gone.
More than two years later, the property remains scarred, with charred trees instead of a shady forest canopy. But they do have a new house — one that's a mere 500 square feet — to replace the 1,200-square-foot one that burned.
Moeller, 48, and Cottrell, 49, are new members of a growing movement of tiny- house dwellers. Some actively seek the lifestyle, but some, like Moeller and Cottrell, are pushed by circumstances.
"The tiny-house movement is sort of an underground movement that more and more people are looking at as a viable option," said John Weisbarth, co-host of "Tiny House Nation," a TV show on A&E's new network, FYI. Moeller and Cottrell's house will be featured in an episode on Aug. 13 at 10 p.m.
"That's kind of what (the show) is about. It's about discovering families that decided they want to make this move, but they're not really sure how," Weisbarth said.
Moeller and Cottrell decided to go tiny after almost two years of wrangling with insurance loopholes and struggling financially (they only recently received a payout from the government). They lived in two friends' basements, several Airstream trailers and even a home in downtown Evergreen.
It was painful revisiting their property. Ashes blew around and it was hot with the shade trees gone. They almost sold it.
Then, through reading blogs, they eventually discovered the economic benefits of building a tiny house. Soon they were negotiating with Cabin Fever, a Miami-based company that suggested they apply to "Tiny House Nation."
Prices vary for tiny houses depending on the size, the construction company and labor, said Gayle Zalduondo, creative director for Cabin Fever. The lowest prices at Cabin Fever hover around $20,000, while a customized option with features (bathroom, kitchen cabinets and drywall) can be upwards of $50,000. Companies like Tumbleweed offer similar prices.
And if you do most of the work yourself, it's a lot cheaper, Zalduondo added.
Moeller pitched the couple's story to "Tiny House Nation," and within two hours they were contacted. After that, they needed to make a decision.
"We'd still be hemming and hawing about what to do," Cottrell said of their decision to apply. "We needed something to kick us in the butt and help us make a decision, and that was really it."
"Initially, seriously, it was the adventure of it," Moeller said.
The couple decided to go tiny before they got a final word from the TV show. And they do sometimes question it. It's not that the house isn't comfortable or modern. But they're still adjusting to living in less than half the space they'd been accustomed to.
Stocking up on a month's groceries in one trip to Costco isn't an option anymore. When they both talk on the phone for work, they often distract each other due to the tight space. Their dogs, giant-but-gentle Rhodesian Ridgebacks, often take over the single couch in the living room.
But overall the space is comfortable, especially with 20-foot ceilings and the customized touches they've added, said Cottrell.
Cabin Fever designed their house from scratch, and Moeller and Cottrell added features like two compact but spacious back-to-back offices (they both work from home), an efficient solar-power system and a toasty wood-burning stove. There is no TV — they haven't had one since they originally moved to the mountains in 2003.
"That's our TV," Moeller said of the several lighting strikes that lit up their view.
"Tiny House Nation" donated their kitchen cabinets, backsplash tiles, outdoor lights and internal, barnwood doors.
Customization is a major reason the movement is gaining popularity, said Zach Giffin, the other host of "Tiny House Nation." He has lived tiny and built tiny houses for several years, and he said the structures aren't glorified RVs, despite building codes and what some might think.
"I feel like there are very few people who can live in an RV — I couldn't — and have it feel really comfortable like a home is supposed to," Giffin said. "Tiny houses are customized to each specific person. Everybody gets to feel like their place is theirs."
Giffin and Weisbarth see three key reasons why people are gravitating toward the tiny-house life: economics, minimalism and mobility. Environmental reasons motivate many people, too, said Weisbarth.
"If you're doing it because it's an economic thing to save money, that's great, because it is," Weisbarth said. And a house with a smaller footprint is also sure to have a smaller environmental footprint, he adds.
Cottrell and Moeller embrace the environmental aspect of living tiny. Solar energy powers the house entirely, and it's heated by in-floor radiant heat and an efficient wood-burning stove. With half the house to heat, they expect their energy costs to be much smaller this winter.
While they wait for their certificate of occupancy (a document issued by local governments that declares the house follows code) some uncertainties remain. Building codes and zoning laws can affect tiny living. For example, most tiny houses have a loft that serves as a bedroom, but some municipalities require a bedroom to have a closet, which many lofts don't have.
In Denver, people cannot live in RVs or trailers, said Andrea Burns, communications director for the city. Many tiny-house dwellers put their houses on wheels to mobilize them, but the city considers those RVs.
There are also minimum-square-foot laws, said Burns. In Denver, at least, one room must measure at least 120 square feet, and other rooms (except for bathrooms and kitchens) must be 70 square feet.
Advocates of tiny living often disagree with the laws, but Burns said they don't make tiny homes impossible to create in Denver.
"Denver is very open and welcoming to the idea of smaller living spaces in general," Burns said. "As long as they meet our safety codes and our quality-of-life codes, we think it's great."
The thought of scaling down to 500 square feet — actually on the big end of the tiny-house scale — might seem extreme to some. But Weisbarth said the movement shouldn't overemphasize square-footage numbers.
"What is minimalism and what is tiny is a relative term," Weisbarth said. "Just reducing your living space is good."
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Oct 2015 - $38.00
This park was predominately filled by long term residents. It had several sites for overnight. The park looked like it could use some updating. Laundry facilities were being updated while we were there. We were right by the WiFi antenna and got good reception. There was good cable TV provided. The park was graveled,dusty, with a concrete pad on site. Most of the sites had plenty of shade. It was satisfactory for a quick stop over in Zion National Park, which was 40 miles away. It was close to St. George without the traffic of St. George. - rvflight
Jun 2015 - $36.00
We have stayed here overnight several times. While there are many sites are occupied by long-term residents, the park is neat and quiet. The restrooms are clean and everything works; even the wireless and cable TV. The office is often closed by the time we arrive but they post open sites on board. This park is located a few blocks off the highway so it is quiet but easy to access from either direction. Most sites are shaded by big trees, which is important in the summer. We'll be back. - SideBySiders
Apr 2015 - $40.00
We really enjoyed this park. Very quiet (billed as a 55+ but they do let the occasional family stay if not going to be here too long). The town of Leeds is very small but is close to Zion, Red Cliffs and Silver Reef. Bryce Canyon is about 75 miles. St. George is only 15 minutes away and Hurricane is even closer. The park is gravel and has a good number of trees. Many sites have a concrete patio. There are several decent drive thru sites as well. Free wifi (very iffy, though) and free cable tv. Nice area to walk the dog too. Pretty clean and fairly well taken care of. Caution: if you object to permanent residents in older rigs you might not want to come here as there are several. However, that is not a problem for us. They were quite nice, helpful people and the sites are kept tidy. We love it and would stay here again and again. - Rizzles60
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Oct 2015 - $28.00
Small park off the freeway with little freeway noise. Sites were very narrow. We were able to open slides, but not our awning. They were gravel and level. Both the internet and cell service were very anemic. The laundry facilities were good and cheap. - SAU51
Sep 2014 - $37.00
Nice shade trees, sites were clean and kept nice. A very small campground with not much to do. Our view was nice of the mountains and field next door. Very quiet. A great place if you need a home base if you are visiting Zion National Park. - Wanda H
Oct 2013 - $30.00
We made a quick one night stop that turned into two nights. It was quiet and peaceful. We weren't too sure after the drive between I-15 and the park. But it was a really sweet little park. The man there was very helpful and accommodating. We pulled in around 8pm on a Sunday and he came out all cheerful and helped us get into the space, etc... The scenery there was so pretty and it was so quiet and serene, we stayed another day. Very nice place. Not many activities or "amenities" per se, but a neat place to stop for a day or two. - jilspan


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I just started commuting on my bike to work. It's only about 3 miles from my house to work. Getting there is easy, since it's mostly a slight downhill ride. However on the ride back, it's mostly a gradual climb. I just started riding again, but it really takes a lot out of me. I'm running 46x16 at the moment, and I'm thinking about switching to 46x18 during the week when I'm commuting. I went for a 10 mile ride on mostly flat roads and I was fine.
Is 46x18 noticably easier than 46x16, or should I be looking at a larger chainring?
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Now I don't plan to be swapping out my cogs all the time, but I'm going to head to my local bike shop/school and have them help me do it (should I decide to go with the 18).


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Two exhibitions, in England and France, are showing different ways to promote interest in archaeology and history from regions afar. Sudan: ancient treasures is a lavish and elegant show at the British Museum, London. In Auch, Le crepuscule des dieux, on the Americas, is imaginative but penurious. The first raises an ethical worry, the second a couple of technical principles.
Sudan displays some 350 exhibits, from an Acheulian handaxe to Medieval inscriptions, all from the Sudan National Museum, celebrating its centenary. Most are clearly arranged in chronological sections, and amplifying the narrative are an effective introduction and sections on goldwork, pottery and burials. The exhibition is completed by photographs of the multinational Meroe Dam Archaeological Salvage Project, which (it is claimed) has enhanced knowledge of the Sudan's northern Nile. My visit was amidst a steady flow of highly attentive visitors from the world over and an excited but also attentive school party.
Apart from a few Mesolithic and Neolithic pieces, most of the exhibits are from the Nile valley in the northern half of the Sudan. It seems striking that, even apart from the New Kingdom's invasion, the region adopted so much of Egyptian style for its monuments from the later third millennium BC to the Middle Ages. Sudan does reveal regional culture by explaining, for example, the architecture of Meroitic pyramids or, better, displaying five of the 4351 chopped cattle skulls found with a single grave at Kerma and three small block statues showing African features; but, while the labelling works well, it does little to clarify the social history, and even the fine catalogue (Welsby & Anderson 2004) hardly alters the impression that most people were northern aristocrats. Has the Salvage Project found nothing to give the ancient treasures context? There was space for a rounder view: the sections on pottery and burials show both ancient customs and how archaeologists work. The British Museum itself draws attention to works (albeit modern) from other regions of the Sudan elsewhere among its own galleries; and to the work of Oxfam and Save the Children in Darfur. Admission to the exhibition is free of charge. Sudan opened in September and continues until 9 January 2005.
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While baby boomer and Generation X directors like Martin Scorsese, Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg, Paul Thomas Anderson, Christopher Nolan, and a slew of others are still making interesting and entertaining films, a new generation of young directors is making their mark with provocative, thoughtful contributions. Here's a list of some up and coming creatives looking to challenge the old masters with thoughtful, provocative work.Jeff Nichols—Take Shelter, Mud, Midnight Special Rian Johnson—Brick, Looper, Star Wars VIII Alex Garland—Ex Machina Dee Rees—PariahDenis Villeneuve—Prisoners, Enemy, SicarioAlex Ross-Perry—The Color Wheel, Listen Up Phillip, Queen of EarthRyan Coogler—Fruitvale Station, CreedKelly Reichardt—Old Joy, Wendy & Lucy, Meeks Cut Off, Night MovesAva DuVernay—I Will Follow, Middle of Nowhere, SelmaAndrew Bujalski—Computer ChessSarah Polley—The Stories We Tell, Away from Her, Take This Waltz
The award-winning, revenge-filled tone poem The Revenant is a magnificently shot film that features sublime cinematography that in scene after scene, generously pays homage to the films of Andrei Tarkovsky (see this video for similarities). It's also a flaccid story immersed in its endless detailing of unromanticized violence and the kind of brute survival it took to endure the unforgiving natural world of the early 19th Century West. The two-plus hour run time forces the audience to withstand the torturous story of a fur trader named Hugh Glass, who finds himself on the wrong end of a vicious grizzly bear attack after he and his fellow traders are mercilessly raided by American Indians in search of an elder's kidnapped daughter. From there, Glass' tormented body witnesses an ever increasing number of physical setbacks and emotional traumas as he plots his revenge on those who've done him harm. The haunting score of the film supplements the film's visual poetry and dreamy flashbacks which provide information regarding Glass' backstory. Prepare yourself for both the beauty and the brutality of The Revenant.
Director Christopher Nolan's 2006 film, the head spinning (and very underrated) The Prestige, is comprised of one twist and turn after another. It's both a fun and cerebral film that doesn't compromise its creative integrity for cheap, Hollywood cliches. In fact, there are plenty of philosophical subjects and meta-cinematic ideas that Nolan subtly weaves throughout the knotty plot that features two magicians battling for illusionist supremacy around 1900. Actors Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman are turn of the century showman who trade in secrecy and misdirection and so when their competitive relationship turns violently hostile after the death of Jackman's wife, the increasingly ratcheted up tit for tat can only lead toward tragedy, obsession and betrayal.
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( Z) Zodiac
Director David Fincher is to the psychological thriller what Christopher Nolan is to the science fiction genre—a guy who can make thoughtful, well-constructed popcorn movies with wide appeal that don't surrender artistic integrity or craftsmanship along the way. Aside from The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, much of his oeuvre tends to lean toward dark and ominous stories (and that includes his fictional portrait of Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network). His 2007 film Zodiac tackles the infamous story of a serial killer who randomly picked out his victims while taunting the media and police in the process. To this day, the mystery of the killer's identity and motivation has remained unsolved. With strong performances by Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo and Robert Downey Jr., Fincher's Zodiac deserves to be mentioned alongside his other classic films Seven, The Game and Fight Club.
Breaking Bad became a ratings phenomenon in its final season thanks to Netflix-enabled binge-watching. The show was always a critical darling, but it took until nearly the end of its run for the eyeballs to match the applause. Not for me, however; I started watching when it first aired and realized it was going to be a genius show somewhere around episode four. I watched because it was created by Vince Gilligan, whom I knew as one of the best writers on The X-Files (which was and is my all-time favorite show). I liked Bryan Cranston from Malcolm in the Middle, but had really been impressed with him after a guest-star turn he made on an X-Files episode named "Drive" (written, not-so-incidentally, by Gilligan himself). I was later thrilled when the show introduced the character of Saul Goodman, the morally-questionable criminal lawyer, in no small part because he was played by Bob Odenkirk, a comedy legend I adored from his work on the HBO sketch series Mr. Show. Goodman became a fan favorite and when Bad began to draw towards its conclusion, there grew talk of a spin-off revolving around the character.
I balked at this idea: quality spin-offs are rare, and Goodman really seemed to work best as the comic relief in an otherwise tense and gritty show. Could the origin story of a sleazy attorney whose future is already known to us make for exciting television? Or was this merely cashing in on a beloved property and might that cheapen its source material? It turns out I needn't have worried: Thanks to the talents of Gilligan and many of the Bad writers (as well as the dramatic chops of Odenkirk), not only does Goodman have enough of a saga to prop up his own series, but Better Call Saul has turned out to be every bit as well written and directed as its predecessor.
Set years before Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul follows Goodman (working under his real name, Jimmy McGill) as he struggles to launch his law career in the shadow of his successful brother, Chuck (played by another comedy legend, Michael McKean). Chuck, whose career has stalled because of a rare phobia, refuses to take Jimmy seriously and actively works to suppress him. He sees Jimmy as nothing more than the same swindling huckster he was in his youth. To Chuck, Jimmy survives on charisma and conniving—he hasn't put in the effort to succeed or graduated from a prestigious school. For his part, Jimmy is an earnest guy trying to become reputable, but his outside-the-box tactics for success clash with his straight-laced colleagues and to Chuck, he may never be more than a con man. And to that end, we see the basic concept DNA that Saul shares with Breaking Bad: They are both stories about men whose environments created circumstances that led to their moral downfalls, yet you can point to the personality traits of each man that exacerbated their respective falls from grace.
I can't recommend this series enough. If you liked Breaking Bad (and most of you did), definitely check out Better Call Saul. It may not have the body count or the nail-biting tension, but it deserves to have the enthusiastic audience that Bad had; perhaps it can get it a lot sooner in its run. Season Two is still airing, but Season One is on DVD now.
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(N) Night of the Hunter
Directed in 1955 by British actor Charles Laughton (his only directed film) and written by James Agee (novelist, journalist, critic, screenwriter) Night of the Hunter is a thrilling classic full of mayhem, murder and chase sequences that are beautifully rendered with a gorgeous, expressionist style. Starring the brilliant, anti-Hollywood actor Robert Mitchum (memorably tattooed with "love" and "hate" on his knuckles) as a traveling (and frequently singing) preacher whose motive for marrying a young, emotionally fragile widow is uncovered by her two children, the film works as an ominous fairy tale of the Grimm Brothers kind with the occasional humor to lighten the movie's dark atmosphere.
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(K) The Killing
The Killing is one of director Stanley Kubrick's early films (1956) and while it may not receive the critical attention that his later masterpieces secure (Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining), it holds up as a thrilling, tautly-paced, narratively complex (The great pulp writer Jim Thompson wrote the script) robbery film with an amazing ensemble cast led by Sterling Hayden. What makes The Killing such a noir classic is how the plot cleverly snakes about the amazing dialogue and strong performances, leaving audiences on the ends of their seat all the way to the final scene. Also available to stream through Hoopla.
The 88th Academy Awards are less than a month away, so if you want to catch up on some of the nominees, the Kalamazoo Public Library can help you out! The following is a list of Oscar-nominated films that are available right now (or very soon) here at KPL:
Summer blockbuster (and, full disclosure, my favorite film of the year) Mad Max: Fury Road received ten nominations for Best Picture, Best Director (George Miller), Cinematography, Film Editing, Costume Design, Visual Effects, Makeup & Hairstyling, Production Design, and Sound Mixing & Editing.
Another popular Best Picture nominee, The Martian, scored a Best Actor nod for Matt Damon, as well as nominations for Best Adapted Screenplay (Drew Goddard), Production Design, Visual Effects, and Sound Mixing & Editing.
Steven Spielberg's Cold War drama Bridge of Spies was recognized for Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor (Mark Rylance), Best Original Screenplay (Matt Charman, Joel & Ethan Coen), Original Score (Thomas Newman), Production Design, and Sound Mixing.
The riveting thriller Sicario received nominations for Best Original Score (Jóhann Jóhannsson), Best Cinematography, and Best Sound Editing.
Sci-fi thriller Ex Machina received nominations for Best Visual Effects and Best Original Screenplay (Alex Garland).
Three of the Best Animated Feature nominees are currently available: When Marnie Was There, Shaun the Sheep Movie, and Inside Out (which was also nominated for Best Original Screenplay).
Don't miss must-see Best Documentary Feature nominees The Look of Silence and Amy.
Kenneth Branaugh's Cinderella received a nomination for Best Costume Design.
The Hunting Ground and Fifty Shades of Grey received Best Original Song nominations.
The cumbersomely-titled The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed out the Window and Disappeared was nominated for Best Makeup & Hairstyling.
All-around juggernaut Star Wars: The Force Awakens received five nominations including Best Original Score (John Williams), Best Film Editing, Visual Effects, and Sound Mixing & Editing. The film is not available yet, but John Williams' Oscar-nominated music is.
The nominees that are not yet available, but are expected within the month are Straight Outta Compton, Spectre, Creed, and Room. You can place a hold on these right now.
So start binging today, and be sure to keep checking our catalog for other Oscar nominated films as more of them become available. For many of the Oscar nominated films that are still in theaters, be sure to check out downtown Kalamazoo's Alamo Drafthouse Theater, which is currently playing The Revenant (12 nominations), The Big Short (5 nominations), Carol (6 nominations), and the 2016 Oscar nominated shorts, both Live Action and Animated.
The editors of Film Comment Magazine have issued their 20 Best Films of 2015 (established by over 100 polled critics) in their newest issue (January/February). Some of the titles have managed to be released on DVD but most have release dates later on this year.
1. Carol2. The Assassin3. Mad Max: Fury Road4. Clouds of Sils Maria5. Arabian Nights6. Timbuktu7. Spotlight8. Phoenix9. Inside Out10. The Look of Silence11. Hard to Be a God12. Anomalisa13. In Jackson Heights14. Son of Saul15. Horse Money16. Jauja17. Tangerine18. Brooklyn19. The Diary of a Teenage Girl20. Bridge of Spies
It was the decade fraught with world war and its aftermath, the decade that ushered into homes a little box with moving images, the decade that saw the birth of American consumerism, and the decade that gave us cinematic masterpieces like Citizen Kane, Bicycle Thieves, Casablanca, The Third Man, and Double Indemnity. Here are 10 other classic films from the decade worth checking out.
The Philadelphia StoryThe Big SleepThe Best Years of Our LivesThe Treasure of the Sierra MadreThe Maltese FalconLady EveNotoriousBlack NarcissusThe Life and Death of Colonel BlimpRome Open City
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I gave birth twice at military hospitals. The babies never left my side without my knowledge/permission. My first was healthy, so he never went to the nursery at all. Stayed in my room the whole time except for his hearing test and circ, which my hubby went with him for. My second went to the NICU for several days, but they asked me about everything they did there.
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Evans and most military hospitals do rooming in. Baby stays with Mommy unless there's a medical reason not to.
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Easiest way to ease your mind? Just hold on to your baby. They can't just I'll him out of your arms. And have DH or other support person go with the baby when he leaves your room for whatever reason.
Most army hospitals don't have a nursery and the baby is with mom the entire time unless there is a procedure that requires them to take the baby out of the room. In my case the only time my son left my room was when it was time for cicumcision. All other tests and procedures were done right in front of me.
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If Jacobsen's bill passes, not even death will part this cat and his doting owner. Thanks to Stephen King, it's hard to consider the prospect
If Jacobsen's bill passes, not even death will part this cat and his doting owner.Thanks to Stephen King, it's hard to consider the prospect of burying pets without envisioning undead cats terrorizing nice families in bucolic New England towns.
Maybe that's why it has been illegal to bury a pet with its owner in Washington since the state created cemetery laws in 1953. Hoping to change that, Sen. Ken Jacobsen (D-Seattle) introduced a bill that would allow owners and their beloved dogs and cats to be together for eternity.
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Metallica: Some Kind of Monster has the sort of title guaranteed to repel viewers who might love it the most. This warts-and-all documentary, chronicling the two-plus years devoted to creating Metallica's St. Anger CD, is like the best episode of Behind the Music ever made, offering an intimate look at the relationship between guitarist James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich, and detailing the nightmare involved in getting the group recording again after a five-year hiatus. The movie will be Mecca for metal fans, yet its appeal isn't totally insular. Audiences who may be loath to sit through a doc on any heavy-metal group might not realize what directors Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky have fashioned here; Some Kind of Monster is one of the finest recordings of the collaborative artistic process ever committed to film, a hard-edged and endlessly fascinating look at the excruciating work that goes into the making of an album. And for those for whom documentaries are even less appealing than heavy metal, it must be said that the film is one of the funniest and most shockingly touching screen works of the year, This Is Spinal Tap with actual human beings at its core. It's a thrilling experience.
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