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- " Great hostel! Convenient location, close to the termini train station. Seems like a safe area. Grocery store on the same block. Rooms are clean. Free wine every night. Definitely recommend this spot. "
- 23 May 2016 Anonymous USA
- " Great hostel! Great location near Termini station. About 15 minute walk to major sites. Staff was very helpful with receommendations. You have to be buzzed into the buildings, so security was good. 4 mixed dorm with ensuite bathroom was very clean. 6 mixed dorm with ensuite bathroom was big. Beds were comfy. Both had decent size lockers, but bring your own lock. Breakfast was basic, but there is a Sicilian cafe around the corner for a good cornetto and espresso before heading off to the sites. "
- 07 May 2016 Anonymous USA
- " The room was very elegant and well kept. There is always someone at the entrance so the security is excellent. A true roman building with great accommodations. Very friendly and helping staff. Will stay on the next time for sure. Highly recommended! "
- 04 Feb 2016 Anonymous Portugal
- " I liked the room and the cleanliness, and it is very close to Termini and the Metropolitana, in an area of Termini that is safer than the opposite side. What I did not like is that if you take a dorm for 4, for 4 nights and it so happens that after the first 2 nights everyone else leaves the room, they move you to another room where there are more people. I complained, and fortunately got the room back all for myself. So the staff is very helpful despite these little practices. "
- 23 Dec 2015 Anonymous Italy
- " The location is very good, you can do everything on foot, but I didn't feel that safe. The staff were very nice, especially the guy from the kitchen, always helpful. We booked a 4 beds bedroom for 2 people, but the problem was the location, which was very noisy because of the restaurant downstairs. Toilet was always clean. I thought the blanket wasn't so good. Average breakfast. "
- 04 Oct 2015 Roselaine Brazil
- " The staff was extremely courteous and interested in providing the best possible experience. Clean up was done daily, and there were lockers in each room. Location was perfect with a grocery close by Being close to the Termini Station made transportation ready across the city. Wouldn't consider any other place. "
- 13 Sep 2015 Anonymous Canada
- " The hostel was just ok. I was in the 6 bedroom female dorm and the bathroom was pretty clean. The breakfast was terrible. Just breads and jam. The staff were really nice but limited in English. It was conveniently located near the train station. "
- 08 Sep 2015 Christina USA
- " I thought this was a great place. Not even a ten minute walk from Roma Termini, so access to transportation was more than ideal. Also a few good eateries and supermarkets nearby, and the staff were very genial and welcoming. A friend stayed at the Yellow for one night before going to Legend RG and personally if you are into pub crawls, then it would be the place to go, however I didn't find their staff as welcoming or warm as Legend RG. I would go back again without a doubt. "
- 19 Aug 2015 Raziel USA
- " I stayed here for 3 nights and changed 2 rooms. One day I spent in room which I didn't like at all. There was AC and bathroom but it was too dark and improvized. Other 2 nights I spent in 6 bed dorm too but it was way better than previous. This room belonged to much nicer part of the hostel, it was really stylish with ensuite bathroom, ac, tv. Location was great, 5 min walk from termini - wifi not at all. Upload speed is terrible. Staff was really nice except one asian guy in night shift. "
- 06 Aug 2015 Alija Bosnia And Herzegovina
- " Overall a good hostel. The airconditioning is turned off at 8am, so the room gets hotter during the day, but fortunately still much cooler than outside. It's still better than what I heard from people at other hostels. The staff was really friendly and helpful. The breakfast is kind of sad - just toast, jam and cookies. "
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After reading the novel and watching the movie I noticed some differences, I'll start with Ponyboy, in the novel pony boy is slapped by his brother, but in the movie, he is pushed, I think the actors couldn't fake the slap or wanted to harm the actors, this difference wasn't very good it took away some of the drama. Another difference is that in the movie it ends shortly after Dally's death and in the novel a lot happens after that; this was a very bad change to the film, like pony boy breaking the glass was definitely a point that made the novel more enjoyable. One similarity in the book and novel is that in both he cuts his hair and dyes it blonde.
Johnny also had some differences in the novel and in the film in the novel Johnny is jumped and has a large scar across his cheek; in the movie it isn't very noticeable. This difference is good because it would attract a lot of attention instead of the viewer focusing on other things. In the movie and novel he has his jean jacket that he wears throughout much of the movie.
There is also Dally still has his outlaw look of his troublemaker self, this was very important the book and movie. Also in the book he robs a drugstore, but in the movie he takes a book and rips it up then scares the cashier then runs away, this was an okay change, it did not make a lot of difference, maybe the director thought it would stir up some more action.
Some events also had their differences, in one of the church scenes; Ponyboy and Johnny try to catch a rabbit in the film version, in the novel version there was no bunny catching. The movie might have needed something more,...

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This morning Charlie Sheen made the rounds of the non-CBS network news shows, telling ABC's Good Morning America he's going to sue CBS for breach of contract and that he's "here to collect." He also appeared on NBC's Today show saying he's got "tiger blood" and "Adonis DNA," and made an offer to return to Two and a Half Men for $3M per episode after CBS apologizes "while licking my feet." NBC teased a second part of the interview, in which Sheen talks about his women — "goddesses," he calls them — on tomorrow morning's show.
On Friday Sheen was banned from Warner Bros. studios and responded by saying, "Doesn't matter too much because after Wednesday they'll have to rename Warner Bros. as Charlie's Bros. I will fire those clowns and bring in my own team."
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Melissa Leo has apologized for dropping an F-bomb at last night's Oscars, adding, "I really don't mean to offend and it's probably a very inappropriate place to use that particular word." Meanwhile, Best Actor winner Colin Firth is disappointed at the muting of several F-bombs for the PG-13 cut of The King's Speech, saying the R-rated version of the newly crowned Best Picture winner "has its integrity as it stands."
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Whether you want to fill your days with adventure, enjoy campus life, experience the programmes that will take you where you want to go, or all of the above – everything is here.
With approximately 7,000 students studying at Waiariki at any one time, we are a big, fun, vibrant family. Our campuses provide you with the services and facilities you need to excel in your studies.
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Advice and AdvocacyIf you need advice or clarification about Waiariki's policies or procedures, if you are uncertain about how things work, or if you would like representation or support, look no further than Waiariki Institute of Technology Students' Association (WITSA). Don't be shy, our students' association staffers are here to help....
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Automotive WorkshopHaving car problems or need a Warrant of Fitness? Waiariki's automotive workshop guarantees all work and is competitively priced. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment....
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Banking Machine- cashpoint (ATM)The Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has a banking machine on Mokoia Campus for cash withdrawals, account balances and deposit services....
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Buddy ProgrammeMake friends from around the world! Waiariki's Mokoia Campus is buzzing with students from all parts of the world. Most are newcomers to New Zealand so why not sign up to be a buddy for one-on-one exchange and support during the study term? Learn more about your buddy's country and...
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Bus TransportAll enrolled Waiariki students are eligible for free transport to and from Mokoia Campus in Rotorua.Rotorua studentsRotorua students may use their computer-chipped Waiariki student ID card to travel on all Rotorua Cityride routes seven days a week until the card expires (expiration dates may vary and are based on student's...
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Careers and EmployabilityWaiariki assists students in making the transition from study to work. A careers advisor and a job shop coordinator help you think critically about your aspirations and what you can do to enhance your employability. This achieved through:CV and JobSearch seminars; interview training sessions; guest-lecturing upon tutor invitationworkshops in the...
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CashierThe cashier is located in I Block. You can pay your course fees here. The cashier accepts cash, EFTPOS, cheques and major credit cards....
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Childcare CentreNga Tamariki o Te Waiariki Educare Centre is a privately owned operation situated on Mokoia Campus. The centre offers reasonable rates and Work and Income subsidies are available for fulltime and casual places, plus 20 hours ECE for 3- to 6-year-olds. The centre has two spacious rooms and a large...
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Chinese Language CentreIn conjunction with the Confucius Institute at Victoria University of Wellington, Waiariki has developed a Chinese language centre on Mokoia Campus to teach anyone interested in the language and culture. Min Zhang, from Institute of Technology of Xuzhou, has a master's degree in linguistics and has been teaching Chinese to...
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Class Rep SystemWaiariki Institute of Technology Students' Association (WITSA) encourages students to be active participants in the processes and structures of the institute. Students can do this by becoming a class rep! Students who take on this role represent their peers in meetings and discussion forums to help improve the quality of...
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Computer Services at Waiariki (CS@W)CS@W is a dedicated team, within our IT department, that provide assistance with computer related issues, faults, requests, support, or questions. This service is open to all Waiariki students and staff.If you have trouble with any computer related service (this includes the Waiariki Wi-Fi network), please see the CS@W staff...
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Copy CentreThe Copy Centre, located in I Block on Mokoia Campus, provides photocopying, printing, binding and laminating services, and sells a variety of paper and card stock – all at discounted rates....
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CounsellingCounselling is available to all students to assist in any area causing stress that is having an effect on their study. Our counsellor can provide confidential help with coping with change, study and work challenges, managing anxiety and stress, family and relationship issues, decision making, drug and alcohol issues, or...
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Disability Support ServicesThe Health Centre at Waiariki supports students and staff with disabilities and impairments such as vision, hearing, medical, mental health, physical mobility, specific learning disabilities and learning difficulties.Most buildings are accessible by ramp, and mobility parking spaces are available close to your place of study. The local bus company runs...
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Hair and Beauty SalonsFull-service hair salons – one on each campus and one in Rotorua's city centre – provide services at competitive prices. Waiariki Hair, Beauty, Body and Spa is located in Rotorua's city centre and provides services including massages, manicures, pedicures, waxing, and facial treatments during term time. Address:Mokoia Drive, Tihiotonga, Rotorua...
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Information CentreThe Information Centre, located in N Block, Mokoia Campus, is your one-stop shop to gathering information and advice on Waiariki qualifications, courses, study options and requirements. Staff are on hand to answer any questions, assist with applications, provide take-home materials and more....
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JobShopHere at the Waiariki JobShop, we have made a few fantastic changes to make finding employment even easier for YOU, our students!Periodically we will be highlighting the national and regional job opportunities most relevant to you right here!Job vacancy websites and resourcesSeek.co.nzTradeMe Jobs...
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Learning AdvisorsWaiariki's team of learning advisors provides free support to all Waiariki students. The team help students to be successful in their studies and achieve their goals. The advisors work in partnership with tutors to identify students at risk and provide the best possible support.Learning advisors can support students to:plan for...
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ParkingFree parking is available on Waiariki campuses in Rotorua, Taupo and Whakatane for students and staff. Parking for people with disabilities is available in designated areas, and your mobility card must be displayed. Visitors' parking is also available (ask at the reception desk for a visitor's pass)....
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PrintingOn each campus, all student computers are automatically connected to printers on the Waiariki network. After creating a print job, swipe your ID card on one of the student multifunction printers. This will display a list of your print jobs and allow you to print.Sending a print job from your...
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Tangatarua Hall of Residence student accommodationTangatarua Hall of Residence is located next to Waiariki's Rotorua campus. Situated in a park-like setting with mature landscaping and open spaces, the hall offers students affordable housing within walking distance to your courses on Mokoia Campus. The hall is open to all Waiariki students and offers an ideal alternative...
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The Melting Pot - student cafeHungry? Thirsty? In need of caffeine?Grab breakfast, lunch or a snack. A delicious variety of fresh food and drinks, including healthy food options and espresso coffees, all at reasonable prices. Plenty of comfy indoor and shaded outdoor seating, too. Cash and EFTPOS accepted....
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Waiariki Community Recreation CentreFit body, fit mind! Waiariki believes a healthy community is a happy and prosperous community. The Waiariki Community Recreation Centre – Te Pūtahi Hākinakina o Waiariki on Mokoia Campus houses a gym and weights room, as well as recreational/social sports leagues and fitness classes. Students are eligible for discounted membership...
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Our occupational health nurse provides a range of services at Mokoia Campus that are free and confidential, including health screening (i.e., blood pressure, weight, hearing, blood sugar tests), health monitoring and support for medical conditions (i.e., diabetes, hypertension, asthma, epilepsy, etc.), sexual health services, treatment for injuries and wounds, and smoking cessation assistance....
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Waiariki Institute of Technology Students' Association (WITSA)Your friends on campus - students supporting studentsOur mission is to represent the issues and concerns of all members at a local, regional and national level.Representation - Making sure your voice countsWelfare - Looking after mind, body and soulExperience - Making the most of your membershipWaiariki Institute of Technology Students'...
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I need to make one of these for my kayak but your pictures aren't working. Try them with the [IMG][/IMG] tag.
We bought a canoe last year and wanted to be able to easily take the canoe to places there was a longer walk without having to carry it. I checked on the net and found carts for $80 to $200. Now that really is not bad, but being the cheap guy I am, and liking to make things myself, I came up with an idea when I was browsing at Good Will.
First thing you need is an inexpensive used three wheel stroller for kids. They seem to run around $20 - $40, but if you are patient, you may find one for $15 like I did. Here is the one that I found.
Next you have to strip all the fabric off as well as the front brake and front wheel. Then you get some rubber mat material. I'm talking about the kind you can get to stand on by a work bench. I found some colorful ones out of the same kind of material that were smaller for little kids to put together on the floor like a puzzle. I picked these up for a couple of bucks at goodwill. A sleeping bag pad would work great too. You take these,or pieces of these and wrap them around the metal bars. Hold them in place with plastic strap ties. These will help keep the canoe from sliding around and distribute the load some.
If you look closely you can see Clevis and Cotter pins in the middle to keep the cart from folding up when using it. There was actually already one on just one side, but I wanted one on the other side too. So I drilled a hole and inserted a pin that I had laying around the house.
One of the nice features of this is both wheels already had a parking brake. I works by inserting a stop into some cogs on the axle. Loading the canoe onto the cart is a snap when you don't have the cart moving all over. Here is a picture.
Another nice thing about this cart is it folds up. If you don't have too much gear in the canoe, it can just be placed on the bottom of the canoe. No need to haul it back to the truck. Here are photos of the cart part way folded and fully folded.
Next is the Cart ready to be loaded with the canoe. Putting the canoe on is easy to do by yourself. You just place the cart next to the canoe mid-ship at a slight angle, lift one end of the canoe and swing it over the cart and put it down. The parking brakes keep the cart from rolling out, even on a hill. You will probably need to center the canoe by holding the canoe up and shifting it one way or the other.
Then you just load your gear into the canoe and head for the water. :yay:
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Eating fish may feed the brain, but fishing... now that feeds the soul! :cool:
I need to make one of these for my kayak but your pictures aren't working. Try them with the [IMG][/IMG] tag.
Yeah, cannot view.... indicates contact administrator... love to see however... mine cost more and does not work as well as planned
Hey nice job! I need to make one a little smaller so I can get it onto the back of the kayak. I've been searching for some wheels to acquire. I've seen them also made out of granny walkers and PCV piping from home depot.
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text: Posted August 30, 2013 i'm sure they will sooner or later. can't send him deep or every time he's in. i don't think smitty would like that very much. i can only imagine his reaction. The Vikes got away with using Randy Moss like that for a good while, though that was at least in part because Moss didn't want to run his pansy ass across the middle (doubt that's an issue with Ginn). The fact that he's a number three helps. He won't be on the field every down, so they can afford to be somewhat selective in how they use him. 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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We took a daytrip to Madurodam when we where in The Hague. It was many years ago I went here. In fact, it was from my primary school ago when we went here on a school trip. After all this years it was fine to see it back.
Maybe it is good to spend a day in Madurodam before discover Holland in real. Here you can see and photograph the buildings much better then when you see them in there own city. Everything is so small that it is easy to take pictures from above. Only these wooden shoes are in a bigger scale then the rest.
The pictures you see in here are not a photo session from whole Madurodam. There are over 170 buildings or views.
Madurodam is the smallest city from Holland and is building on a scale from 1.25. All replicas, railways and decorations get build in Madurodam. Also the trees and plants are grown on scale. On some buildings was worked for more then over four years. First they make precocious pictures from the original building. In the beginning, everything was made from wood, nowadays also from tongue and synthetic material. The replicas are very expensive; Rebuilding of the Saint Jean Basilica will cost more then 450.000 Euro...
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This member is Cirila, who is 52, in a common law marriage, and has 3 children. She alternates her day-to-day activities with her grocery store business where she sells a variety of products like rice, sugar, milk, candy, soft drinks,etc. She also makes her living raising young animals like guinea pigs and selling chicha [corn beer]. Cirila feels happy with her businesses because they bring her satisfaction, both personal and financial. She hopes to be able to continue working so she can keep on supporting her family.
Cirila is seeking a loan to buy merchandise, like soft drinks, for her business.
The other members earn their livings selling dried grains; running a grocery; selling cheese; selling feed; selling milk; and raising young animals. The member shown in the attached photo requested permission to come late to the meeting because she had to work.
Cirila appreciates the members who are part of this dream and promises to make her payments in full and on time.
La socia es la Sra. Cirila ella es conviviente tiene 03 hijos y tiene 52 años de edad; La socia alterna sus actividades diarias con el negocio de tienda de abarrotes, la socia vende diferentes tipos de productos como arroz, azúcar, leche, golosinas, gaseosas entre otros, a la vez la socia se dedica a la crianza de animales menores como cuyes y a la venta de chicha, la socia se siente feliz con sus negocios ya que le trae satisfacciones tanto económicas como personales, la socia espera poder seguir trabajando para de esta forma seguir apoyando a su familia.
La socia solicita el crédito para la compra de mercadería como gaseosas para su negocio.
Los otros socios se dedican a la venta de granos secos, tienda de abarrotes, venta de queso, venta de pasto, venta de leche, crianza de animales menores.
La socia que sale en la foto adjunta pidió permiso para llegar tarde a la reunión por motivos de trabajo.
La socia agradece a quienes forman parte de este sueño mediante este medio y se compromete a cumplir con el pago de sus cuotas en el plazo establecido.
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Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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› to treat a particular group in society are as if they are different from the other parts of society and as if their activities and interests are not important to other people: Feminist writers, she claimed, had been ghettoized, their books placed on separate shelves in the shops. The TV company is aware of the danger of ghettoizing disability issues by offering "specialist" programmes.
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Connect and login to a remote machine using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) also known as Terminal Server Connection (TSC).
Syntax MSTSC option MSTSC /Edit "ConnectionFile" MSTSC /migrate Options ConnectionFile The name of an RDP file for connection /v:<server[:port]> The remote computer to connect to /console Connect to the console of a server (NT/XP) /Admin Connect to a session for administering the server(Vista/2008) /f Start in Full Screen mode /w:width Width of the RDP screen /h:height Height of the RDP screen /span Match the Remote Desktop width and height with the local virtual desktop, spanning across multiple monitors if necessary.(Vista/2008) /public Run Remote Desktop in public mode. (Vista/2008) In public mode, passwords and bitmaps are not cached. /edit Open the RDP file for editing. /migrate Convert a legacy Client connection file into an .RDP file
To connect to a remote computer the user account must be a member of the local group 'Remote Desktop users' on the remote server (either directly or inherited via a global group) in addition the user account needs the privilege SeRemoteInteractiveLogonRight (allow logon through RDP/Terminal Services.)
The command CMDKEY can be used to setup/save the password credentials used by Remote Desktop.
Shortcut keys that can be used when connected to a Remote Desktop:
|Windows Shortcut
|Remote Desktop
|Bring up the Windows Security dialog box.
|ALT+Page Up
|Switch between programs from left to right.
|ALT+Page Down
|Switch between programs from right to left.
|Switch between programs in the order they were started.
|Display the Start menu.
|Switch the client between full-screen mode and window mode.
|ALT+Space Bar
|Displays the remote window's Control menu
|ALT+Print Screen
|Ctrl+ALT+NumPad MINUS
|Place an image of active window onto the Terminal Services clipboard.
|Print Screen
|Ctrl+ALT+NumPad PLUS
| Place an image of the entire TS client on the Terminal Services clipboard.
This is almost the same as pressing ALT+Print Screen to capute the window locally but removes the Windows chrome and so shows more of the remote window.
If the RDP shortcut keys don't work - this is dependent on your RDP options/settings.
The window may need to be full screen to accept shortcut keys.
Shortcut keys that can be used when connected to a Citrix Desktop:
|Windows Shortcut
|Citrix Shortcut
| Display Start Menu in the remote ICA session.
|Toggle display of the remote Windows Title bar.
|Disconnect the ICA session and exit the ICA Win32 Client.
This might leave the associated application in a disconnected state, depending how the application is configured.
|Display the Windows NT Security desktop.
|Display the Task List in the remote ICA session.
|Ctrl+ Shift+Esc
|Display the Windows NT Task Manager in the remote ICA session.
|Cycle through any maximized or minimized program Windows in the remote ICA session.
|Cycle through open applications in the remote ICA session.
|Cycle through open applications in the remote ICA session but in the opposite direction.
MSTSC /v:MyServer /f /console
MSTSC /v:127.0.0.1 /w:1024 /h:768
MSTSC /v:MyServer /w:800 /h:600
MSTSC /edit filename.rdp
This error can have several causes:
If using a domain account, prefix with the domain name: SS64dom\user64
If the account is a non-administrator, you may need to grant logon rights as described above.
If the password contains any special characters: $,/,\, Tabs etc then copy and paste of the password may not work.
Specific problems include: RDP will convert TABs into spaces and double $$'s are removed (e.g. Pa$$word1)
"Ignorance is preferable to error; and he is less remote from the truth who believes nothing, than he who believes what is wrong" - Thomas Jefferson
Remote Desktop Connection Manager - RDP to multiple machines.
Q216783 - Keep-Alive Disconnected TS Connections
Q2726399 - Cannot change the DPI setting through an RDP session.
MAPISEND - Send email from the command line
RMTSHARE - Share a folder or printer
SHORTCUT - Create a windows shortcut
SHADOW - Monitor/View another users running RDP session.
SHUTDOWN - Shutdown the computer/Log off a user
TSDISCON - Disconnect a Remote Desktop Session
TSSHUTDN - Remotely shut down or reboot a terminal server
Remote Desktop Services Shortcut Keys - MSDN
Equivalent bash command (Linux): VNCconnect or screen


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A Goldsboro Milling Company hog truck overturned in Greene County this morning, dumping its cargo and detouring traffic.
The wreck happened in front of 4049 Highway 258 near Highway 123, near Lizzie. The call was reported around 6:30 a.m.
The driver, Danny Merritt of Beulaville, wasn't injured. Troopers say they expect to cite him with failing to maintain lane control.
Troopers say 160 hogs in the truck were saved, while 24 were killed or had to be put down.


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Santo Stefano di Camastra is a town of the Messina province situated on the slopes of the Nebrodi mountain range. It is well-known for its hand-painted ceramics as shows the myriad of small shops lined along its streets, offering pots, vases, plates and ceramic trinkets to suit every requirement. The town owes its present location to the clever Duca of Camastra who, in 1683, obtained by the Viceroy of Sicily the licence to rebuild on the site after the destruction of the old hamlet following a hydro-geological cataclysm. The old town centre plan is extremely interesting from the town-planning point of view: it is a rhombus inscribed in a square.
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I don't think I need to remind you about what Ghostbusters is, right? Well, for the five of you who don't know the plot, here's a summary: The titular group of the franchise are scientists who go around New York City busting ghosts. There, that was easy.
How could anyone not love these movies, or at least the first one? You have the sarcastic Bill Murray, the enthusiastic Dan Aykroyd, the late Harold Ramis, who possessed great dry comedic timing (he also co-wrote the screenplay with Aykroyd), and Ernie Hudson as the Everyman. Not only that, but they're given giant laser cannons for zapping and trapping ghosts of all shapes are sizes! What's not to like?
Recently it was announced that a reboot is in the works, this time featuring an all-female cast. This version will feature Kristin Wiig (Bridesmaids), Oscar-nominee Melissa McCarthy and Saturday Night Live cast members Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon.
Right off the bat I'll say it: I am not opposed to the idea of an all-female cast. Not at all. Although I was kind of hoping to see Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in the cast. To paraphrase someone on Twitter (I couldn't find the original tweet) who said it best, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are today's equivalent of Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd.
But nevertheless I'm all for this cast. I mean, why not? Why not have an all-female cast? But there is one thing that makes me worried about it. I'm worried that all this movie will be, "It's the Ghosbusters… but they're girls!" And that's it. I'm worried that the film will make jokes about the fact that this time around the group will be played by girls. For example, they'll paint the Ecto-1 pink, or have one of the girls put a bunch of flowers on their proton pack. One can only hope they don't resort to that.
There's one other thing that has popped up involving the Ghosbusters franchise that is causing a bit of stir: Sony is planning on having an all-male cast in yet another Ghostbusters reboot, thus building its own cinematic universe to go along with it. Oh dear.
On the surface I have no problem with the idea of Sony wanting to build a Ghosbusters universe — it sounds incredibly cool — but Sony has a short but rather poor history of trying to build a universe with popular franchises. Mainly, their attempts at building an Amazing Spider-Man franchise. I'm not calling those films bad, mind you, but it's obvious that Sony was trying a little too hard to compete with Marvel's cinematic universe.
The concept of an expanded universe is nothing new to Ghostbusters. I'm mainly referring to the ending of the 2009 video game where the four original members hinted about opening another office in another city, which sounds awesome to me.
But again, my concern is with who's handling it. If I was handling it, I would take it very slowly. Let the first movie come out, see how well that did and if it did well, then I'd work on the next film. Which seems like it should be obvious, but, whatever, I'm not the head of a major film studio.
One thing I'm hoping for at some point in the franchise, which may not happen, is I'd like to see a New Generation kind of movie. Recruit Aykroyd and Hudson as their characters and have them train a new group. Make it a mixed group of people of various backgrounds. I'm not asking for a Captain Planet kind of thing, but have this be about the old guys passing the torch onto the next group. It could be good.
In the meantime, I will wait and check out the new installment and hope for the best and I will, of course, check out the originals and enjoy them because no matter what happens those films will still be there.
In recent movie news, there has been an announcement that a certain classic film franchise will be given a remake with a whole new cast. No, I'm not talking about Ghostbusters; I'm talking about the remake of theThe Magnificent Seven.
For those unaware: The Magnificent Seven was a 1960 western directed by the very underrated John Sturges. The story tells of seven gunmen who are hired by members of a poor Mexican village to chase away a bandit named Calvera (Eli Wallach) who has been harassing people and stealing their food and crops.
The movie was not just a traditional shoot 'em up western; it was a film that took advantage of having seven characters and giving them all unique backstories. It's also a film that is along the lines of George Stevens's Shane, in that it's a movie that doesn't glorify the gunfighter's life. It shows that each of them lead a rather unfulfilled life as a constant weary traveler.
The film also boasts a cast of legends. There's Academy Award winner Yul Brynner as the cool and collected leader Chris; Steve McQueen as the drifting gunman Vin; Charles Bronson as the penniless and kid-friendly hired gun Bernardo O'Reilly; the voice of Mr. Waternoose in Monsters Inc. James Coburn as the silent knifesman Britt; and the late and great Wallach as Calvera the bandit.
It also has one of the best scores ever composed for a movie by Elmer Bernstein. Even if you've never seen the film you'll recognize the music.
Now, like any film being remade, there will be a small crowd of people crying havoc and wanting to let slip the dogs of war, because there have been a lot of cases in which remakes haven't turned out too spectacular. But many people often forget that The Magnificent Seven was actually a remake itself. It's a western version of Akira Kurosawa's classic Seven Samurai. It would technically later be remade by Pixar in A Bug's Life.
I've long since went astray from being the angry Cinephile who went on long rants about how "Hollywood sucks," and "Movies aren't as good as they used to be," and other such nonsense. Now these days I keep an open mind and to wait and see the film before I say anything.
Attached to direct the film is Antoine Fuqua, whose resume includes: The Equalizer, an adaptation of the hit 1980s show; 2004's King Arthur; and Training Day, the film that earned Denzel Washington his second Academy Award win. Not a bad choice. I won't claim he's the best director, but he's far from terrible. It could be worse; they could have Jonathan Liebesman directing it.
There have already been a couple casting choices made, including the aforementioned Denzel Washington, his Training Day co-star Ethan Hawke and even Star-Lord himself Chris Pratt has apparently signed on. That's a pretty good cast in my book. But I'm just trying to imagine who else would be involved: Maybe they could get Jeremy Renner for one of the seven, and maybe a great character actor of today like Jon Bernthal, Steve Zahn or Barry Pepper. There are loads of possibilities.
I also see no problem in having Washington play the part of Chris the leader. In the original film, Chris is very calm and collected but just as intense, and a one-liner from him can let you know things mean business. I think Washington is perfectly capable of that.
The plot? From what I've heard, the plot is slightly different from the original. Apparently it's about a widow (Haley Bennett) who hires Chris to help avenge the death of her husband who died at the hands of a gold baron and his thugs who have taken over her town. It could work and it's a nice update to the original story.
To conclude: I'm sure the original 1960 film will remain superior, and a favorite of mine, but I am kind of looking forward to seeing this film and what it has to offer. Let's not lose our heads and let's see what the film has to offer. I hope it's at least better than The Magnificent Seven Ride (1972).
The movie is based on the 1879 Battle of Rorke's Drift, in which roughly 150 British and Welsh soldiers faced off against an overwhelming number of Zulu warriors at a mission station in southern Africa. In a lot of ways it's almost the British equivalent of the Battle of the Alamo — the difference in this case being the British soldiers won their battle, whereas all the defenders of the Alamo died.
Let's get this out of the way: Yes, there are a lot of historical inaccuracies in the movie. But anybody who has ever seen a "Based on a True Story" movie should be aware of that by now.
To me, some of the best war films out there are not the ones that are overly patriotic and about 'us vs. them,' but ones that show us who the people are on both sides or, at the very least, films that don't broad-brush the other side. With Zulu, we get that. Neither side is portrayed as the hero nor the villain; they're two powerful forces, in their own way, who duke it out in combat. Both are proven to be worthy adversaries who don't give up without a fight.
One thing I love about this film is the use of sound. The movie seems to use chats, songs and sounds as a motif about the sides. Probably the most effective use is when the Zulus arrive, coming over the ridge making a huge clatter with their assegai (short spears) and shields. One of the officers in charge, Gonville Bromhead (played by Michael Caine in his first film), says that it sounds, "Like a train…in the distance." This comparison works rather well. It's this constant clamor created that gives the audience an idea that the British are up against an almost unstoppable force. And when the near 4,000 Zulus pop up on the ridge, it seals the envelope.
Along with the drumming, the Zulus also have their own war chants which are another form used to intimidate the defenders, but on the morning of the second day the defenders reply with their own battle cry, the military march "Men of Harlech." I see this as director Cy Enfield's way of showing that even though these men are in a war against each other, they do have similarities. But the beautiful medleys of the British and Zulus are disrupted with the continuous roar and volley of rifle fire. And at the end of the battle many lay dead; although they are victorious, there's no cheers to be shouted. But the Zulus do offer a final chant of respect to their worthy adversaries.
At the end, Bromhead is asked by the
more experienced officer John Chard (Stanley Baker) what he thought of his
first action. Bromhead replies with "Sick," and Chard follows it with, "You'd
have to alive to be sick." A clever indication of the creative team's thoughts
on war.
There are many other great things to say about the film. The dynamic between Baker and Caine is fantastic, and supporting performances from James Booth as the drunk, petty thief Henry Hook (one of the controversial inaccuracies) and Nigel Greene as the tough but kindhearted Colour Sgt. Bourne are great. The performances from then-Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi and his people are impressive. Also the cinematography by Stephen Dade is gorgeous, he makes every shot interesting. It almost reminds me of a John Ford Western.
On Aug. 11, 2014, the world lost one of its greatest entertainers of the last century — Robin Williams. I can remember where I was when I heard about his passing. I just got home from my day job as a security guard at King's Island, logged onto Facebook and the first thing I saw was the headline reading "Robin Williams dies at 63." To say that I was upset would be putting it lightly.
I think I can say with confidence that the whole world loved Williams because he touched us with his movies, television shows and stand-up specials. Of course anyone who grew up in the '80s and '90s will list off countless movies that left an impression on them, be it his game-changing performance in the Disney classic Aladdin (1992, directed by Ron Clements and John Musker) or his heartfelt and inspiring role in Dead Poets Society (1989, directed by Peter Weir). But the movie I've singled out this time was a go-to rental for me when I was a kid, when video stores were still a thing. That film is Steven Spielberg's Hook (1991).
I'm sure many people are calling shenanigans on this being a "forgotten" film mainly due to Robin Williams in the lead role and Steven Spielberg being the director. I would be amongst those crying outrage as well, but when I began to think about it I realized most fans know of it only because of the nostalgia factor.
When it comes to listing the best of Spielberg or Williams, there are other films that would've been listed before this one. Even Spielberg himself had stated that the final product isn't what he wanted and that he basically wants someone to remake it. But I can say that the product we have is a more than suitable film: the story of the workaholic lawyer Peter Banning (Williams) who ventures off to Neverland to rescue his children who have been captured by villainous Captain Hook (Dustin Hoffman). In that quest he discovers why his children were kidnapped — Hook did it to draw Peter Pan back to Neverland and fight him, and it turns out that Bannings is Pan. The catch is that Peter has forgotten who he is. Throughout the film Peter goes on a spiritual journey to rediscover who he is and rescue his children with the help of his ever faithful Tinkerbell (Julia Roberts) and the Lost Boys.
Williams is absolutely flawless in this role. He perfectly conveys both the uptight and work-centered lawyer and the childlike energy of the boy who refused to grow up. The lesson he learns in the end is something that is very logical and is something that should speak to anyone — while we all must grow up, we mustn't lose our sense of adventure and wonder.
Peter's journey to that conclusion is drawn in comparison to his archenemy Captain Hook. Ironically enough, it's the adult who stays at a more immature stand point. In the original J.M. Barrie story, one could says that Peter is the hero not only because he rescues his friends from the villain but also because he lives in the moment and doesn't oppose over anything, while Hook is all about revenge and will not rest until he has it.
At the beginning of the film Peter has his mind set on only one thing and that's being a lawyer. That singular mindset leads Wendy (Maggie Smith) to say, "Peter, you've become a pirate."
Peter's son Jack (Charlie Korsmo) almost becomes like Hook as well when all he seems focused on is bitterness and hatred towards his father. Hook focuses on Jack's anger and uses that as a weapon against the now aged Peter. But this ties in with another reason why Hook can be a considered a villain — he lets his anger control his life. Peter and Jack soon realize how petty and how unfulfilling holding a grudge is.
While I do see a couple problems in the film, mainly in the script department, I can't deny the fact that I still find this film enjoyable and well made to this day. This was also a film that truly displayed why Williams was so beloved: He made us laugh, cry, and gave us that warm feeling that we all pine for. I guarantee that in years to come, this performance — among many others — will be fondly remembered.
When I started doing this blog series I promised myself that I would avoid covering movies that had won an Academy Award, especially those that were awarded Best Picture, Director or Actor. When most people decide to look up "classics" to watch, their go-tos are often Oscar winners. But there is a 1974 film that I think has been unfairly ignored and dismissed, despite its Best Actor win. That film is Harry and Tonto.
Co-written and directed by the late Paul Mazursky, this movie follows the eponymous duo — Harry (Art Carney) is a retired widower who looses his apartment building when it is condemned; his only companion is his pet cat, Tonto. The two go on a cross-country odyssey meeting many colorful characters along the way, including a health-food salesman (Arthur Hunnicutt), an elderly Native American (Chief Dan George) and an underaged runaway (Melanie Mayron), among others. Harry eventually reconnects with his three kids who live all across the map.
Just based on that plot, many would think that it's just a basic road trip movie with a quirky old man and his cute little cat. While it is enjoyable in that respect, it is a truly great film that should be truly appreciated and given another look.
Let's go ahead and begin with the obvious topic: Art Carney winning Best Actor. Many have found that to be a bad decision. Especially since that year the other nominees included Al Pacino for The Godfather and Jack Nicholson for Chinatown. Many feel that picking Carney for the award was just a sympathy win given Carney's long career and status as a comic icon.
While I will admit that the other nominees that year were all very good — 1974 was just a great year for movies in general — I will forever be an apologist for Carney being the winner.
Carney's performance as Harry seems so natural. He never gets overly dramatic with his line reading, and he adds the right amount of comedic charm to his role without reverting back to his Ed Norton character from The Honeymooners.
A great example is in the beginning, when Carney and Tonto are relaxing in the apartment and he reminisces the old days in New York. "There were trolleys, Tonto. Cobblestones. The aroma of corned beef and cabbage. The tangy zest of... apple strudel." He slowly starts to fall asleep during this monologue, but what really makes it great is that it does sound like a real person. Carney isn't being overly dramatic, he's not trying to make it all sentimental — it sounds normal. It is because of that tone that makes the lines powerful and Harry such an endearing character.
With that note, Harry's arc is a subtle but great one. Through the film and with every encounter he comes across on his odyssey, he begins to change and become more open-minded. The changing of the scenery is a big motif. He starts out in a cramped, confinded and lonely apartment, then he ventures out west like a pioneer to open and warm California. It can be seen in wardrobe changes as well and with those elements we see him go from being a "Things were better in my days" guy to a man who lets go of the past and looks to the future.
It's a movie that will make you smile, laugh, think and even get teary eyed. I promise you'll adore this film and Art's performance.
There's no denying it: The British TV drama Sherlock is popular — ridiculously popular. So popular that one could say that it's what launched Benedict Cumberbatch's status from actor to superstar. Thankfully, his talent is still intact.
But I'm not here to talk about Cumberbatch. I'm here to talk about Sherlock Holmes. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Holmes is, of course, a legendary character. Even if you've never read a book in your life, you've at least heard of this famous British detective.
A lot like the famous miser Ebenezer Scrooge, Holmes has had several versions of himself on the big screen. There's The Hound of the Baskerville (1939) starring Basil Rathbone. Peter Cushing (Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars) starred in Hammer Film's 1959 remake the same story. Disney's The Great Mouse Detective (1986) had a Holmes-like mouse character named Basil of Baker Street (nice little reference to Rathbone's version). Then, of course, there's the newer films with Robert Downey, Jr. which are surprisingly enjoyable, plus countless others with many legendary actors portraying Holmes and his loyal friend Dr. John Watson. There's far too many to list off.
But the one I want to highlight was made in 1976 by Herbert Ross — The Seven-Per-Cent Solution. The film tells of Dr. Watson (Robert Duvall) luring Sherlock (Nicol Williamson) to Vienna to meet the father of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud (Alan Arkin) in an attempt to kick Holmes' cocaine addiction. But a kidnapping caper soon presents itself, and the trio joins forces to solve the mystery.
The mystery aspect of the film, while interesting, isn't the main focus. This story concentrates on an aspect of Holmes stories that really hadn't been explored often — Sherlock's cocaine addiction. Through the books it is noted that Holmes did recreational drugs but, to the best of my knowledge, this film is the one version that takes a look at what made him do it.
At the beginning of the film we see Holmes become totally obsessed with trying to find a way to outsmart his arch-nemesis, Prof. Moriarty (Laurence Olivier), and catch him in the act. But here's a twist: It turns out Moriarty isn't the criminal mastermind the stories portray him as. He's this aging and timid mathematics teacher. It's this that gives Watson and Sherlock's brother Mycroft (Charles Gray) the idea that Sherlock may need help.
That's not to say that Moriarty doesn't have a role in the film. He does, but that would lead to a big spoiler and I'll let you discover that for yourself.
The detoxing of Holmes, while it does last a bit longer than it should, is a very impactful scene that shows this usually confident character in a different light. It's nice change of pace from the typical Holmes story.
The film is also full of spectacular performances. One of the main reasons I wanted to check this film out was because I saw Robert Duvall played Dr. Watson, which, despite Duvall being one of my favorite actors, seems like bizarre casting. But he was surprisingly good in the role. Alan Arkin was more than perfect for the role of Dr. Freud, combining a stern professional persona and a man who cares about his patient.
But, as one would suspect, the guy who stole the motion picture was Nicol Williamson as Sherlock Holmes. He gives a performance that is so great it's almost indescribable. Just check him out and be amazed by his spectacular portrayal.
Here's interesting little connection between this film and Sherlock: In 2013 J.J. Abrams directed Star Trek Into Darkness, which featured Benedict Cumberbatch as the main villain Khan, who was also the villain in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982). That film was co-written and directed by Nicholas Meyer, who also wrote the screenplay for The Seven-Per-Cent Solution which was based on his book of the same name.
As planet Earth drew closer and closer to the new millennium, the American cinema scene started to see a decline in a genre that was born here: The Western. That's not to say there haven't been any new Western films released — there have been quite a few. Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven was a hit in 1992 and even won Best Picture at the Oscars that year. But before that, in 1985, Lawrence Kasdan directed, co-wrote and produced a Western that deserves to be viewed in celebration of its 30th anniversary. That movie is Silverado.
Some of you are probably tilting your head at the name Lawrence Kasdan and wondering who he is. Well, he is responsible for movies like The Big Chill, The Accidental Tourist and for co-writing the screenplays for a couple films you might know of, like The Empire Strikes Back and Raiders of the Lost Ark. He is also the co-writer of the upcoming seventh Star Wars film. Basically, this man's work should be a delight for anyone to watch.
Silverado tells the story of four roaming misfits who come together to battle elements of each other's past in the small Western town of — you guessed it — Silverado. There's the mysterious gunslinger Paden (Kevin Kline) trying to escape his past; Mal (Danny Glover), a prodigal son trying to rebuild his family's farm; and Emmett and Jake (Scott Glenn and Kevin Costner, respectively), two brothers who do what it takes to protect their loved ones from a cattle baron (Ray Baker) that's avenging the death of his father at the hands of Emmett.
While each plotline works wonderfully and ties perfectly into one other, for me the strongest of them is the one involving Paden. While it doesn't fully expose everything about Paden and his past, you get just the right amount of information to stay invested in him, and you want to continue with him and see where he goes.
When Paden is first introduced, he's left for dead with nothing but his long johns. As the film progresses, you get clues to his past and what may have happened to him. The biggest hints are in the form of an acquaintance of Paden and Silverado's corrupt Sheriff Cobb (Brian Dennehy). Cobb tries to lure Paden into joining his posse and every time he rejects or tries to stop the wrongdoing, Cobb knows what buttons to push. He continually makes threats regarding Paden's new friend Stella (Linda Hunt), the owner of the local saloon.
Stella is also an incredibly strong aspect of the film. She's a strong and fierce woman who helps Paden on his journey to redemption. One of her best moments is when she becomes fully aware of Cobb using her, and she hates it. "So good people are being hurt because of me," she says. "That makes me mad. Some people think because they're stronger or meaner, that they can push you around. I've seen a lot of that. But it's only true if you let it be."
This film is also a real spectacle when it comes technical aspects. It features marvelous cinematography with gives the audience shots that add so much more to the story and offer great symbolism. It also features a great music score by Bruce Broughton that is very reminiscent of the works of Elmer Bernstein and the stuff he composed for Westerns.
The film was only nominated for two Academy Awards: Best Original Score and Best Sound. The sound work done for the film is brilliant. The one thing that stands out is the sound design for the guns' sound effects. Each gun is given a distinct sound that is only associated with that particular piece. Mal's Henry rifle sounds booming and powerful over the regular rifles of the villains. And Jake's dual nickel-plated pistol's sound is quick and short to show how fast he is on the draw.
Silverado is a real treat full of great characters, great set pieces and a great sense of adventure. And if none of this sold you on the film, then maybe this will: Monty Python's John Cleese plays a Western Sheriff. Yes, you read that correctly.
It's with that mystical and somewhat haunting quote that the audience is set up for something truly special.
In the 1980s Jim Henson, maestro behind the creation of the lovable and hilarious Muppets, decided to expand his creative mind and came out with two non-Muppet movies. In 1986 there was the cult classic Labyrinth, which featured the man who fell to earth himself, David Bowie. But there was one film he made earlier, in 1982, that many seem to overlook — Henson's fantasy epic The Dark Crystal.
Along with fellow Muppeteer Frank Oz and illustrator Brian Froud, Henson managed to create the enchanted and wonder-filled world with terrific looking creatures, an interesting mythology and a movie with a cast made up entirely of elaborate animatronic puppets. That should sell you on the movie instantly.
The story is rather basic: Jen, one of the last remaining members of the race called Gelflings, must embark on a quest to heal the titular Dark Crystal. The crystal in question is missing one chard and Jen must find it and go to the dark castle where it is held. On his journey he meets another Gelfling named Kira and a cranky, eccentric yet wise, old hermit named Aughra (voiced by the late Billie Whitelaw). In the castle Jen must confront not only his fear and self-doubt but the inhabitants of the castle as well — the cruel buzzard-looking Skeksis and their giant beetle bodyguards called the Garthaim.
The movie very obviously has the common theme of good vs. evil. When the film begins, the narrator points out that when the Crystal cracked two new races appeared, the aforementioned Skeksis and their gentle, almost dragon-looking Mystics. As the film progresses it hints at that it wasn't just a coincidence that these groups just happened to appear when the Crystal cracked. The movie is saying that we all have to battle and come to terms with our inner demons, whether it's rage, greed or even something like self-doubt. Of course, like any fantasy story, there is a ton of expanded universe stuff that gives more details to this story. While every story should stand on its own, acknowledging these details explained in this universe may help the story a tad and it does add a good extra flavor to this awesome buffet of a movie.
When Jen finally gets the Crystal chard, his caretakers, the Mystics, find out about his discovery (through some spiritual connection, I'm sure) and they start their long journey to the castle. Now their trek almost rival that of Lord of the Rings, but it could very easily represent what it takes to confront your evil or the part of yourself you don't want to confront. You may be willing to face it and come to terms with it, but who knows how long it'll take, or if it'll be successful at all?
This film also features probably one of my favorite movie characters of all time, Aughra the astronomer. She helps Jen find the missing chard and gives him some knowledge about why this journey is important. The reason she's amazing to me is because she's just so unique looking and her characteristics are not what you usually imagine when you think of the wise old mentor characters. She's just splendid, and Billie Whitelaw's voice fits perfectly.
This is a film that has an entire puppet cast, no humans in sight. That's what makes the film so incredible. Jim Henson and his entire production pretty much started their Creature Shop just for this film alone. Every creature has an amazing amount of detail put into it. The craftsmanship is displayed in the clothing for the characters, in their faces, their sounds and even in the background. This is a movie where almost every scene has something to offer. Henson stated in the "Making of" special of this film that the first thing he thought of was the creatures and the world they were inhabiting. I think that displays what kind of creative mastermind Jim Henson was and a good reason why his non-Muppet related work should be appreciated.
I remember hearing about this film early in 2014 and getting excited about it. For starters, it was a Burton movie that didn't star Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter, and it wasn't a reimagining of anything (like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or Sweeney Todd). But the defining factor that made me excited was the screenwriters, Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski. These two were responsible for writing what I think is Tim Burton's best movie, Ed Wood. Sadly, it seems a lot of people aren't aware of this film's existence, which amazes me considering how big Tim Burton's fan base is.
Shot gloriously in black-and-white, Ed Wood tells the tale of Edward D. Wood, Jr. (Johnny Depp), who has been called by many the worst movie director of all time. And given how his resume consists of movies like Glen or Glenda, Bride of the Monster and the movie that has been labeled as one of the worst movies of all time — Plan 9 from Outer Space — it's easy to see why he was given that honor. While this film does take jabs at the guy and his movies, it doesn't beat him up or make him look pathetic; by the end of the film, you'll be rooting for him and feel slightly motivated.
Like a lot of biopics, this movie does take some liberties with real-life events. The script just focuses on the production of the three aforementioned films and nothing else. It portrays some of the people involved in a unpleasant light, the worst being Woods' girlfriend and future songwriter Dolores Fuller (Sarah Jessica Parker). But I'm more than willing to ignore that, mainly due to what the story wants to do. This story is of a guy who keeps being told he shouldn't make movies. People are constantly telling him his movie are terrible — at one point someone literally tells him that Bride of the Monsters is the worst film he's ever scene. But Eddie keeps going. That's what makes the film so strong: You cheer for Ed because, at one point or another, we have all felt like him before — especially those in the creative community.
A recurring subject in Tim Burton movies is the social outcast, and Ed Wood features that in more than one front. We of course have Ed who is an outcast not only his bizarre filmmaking but also due to a lifestyle he has. What is it? To quote Ed himself, "I like to dress in women's clothing." The film doesn't exploit it to make you laugh at him (granted, seeing Johnny Depp wearing an angora sweater is funny), but the comedy comes more from people's reaction. The only time Ed is used as the butt of a joke is when his almost infinite optimism shines in on an inappropriate time. The film saying, "Yeah, he's an odd duck, but there's nothing wrong with it."
A highlight of the film is the friendship Ed forms with the aging horror icon Bela Lugosi, portrayed by Martin Landau, who won an Oscar for his brilliant performance. He hopes that his newfound friendship with Ed (or Eddie as he calls him) will revive not only his stardom but the same love and passion he had for the craft back in the old days. Eddie ends up helping him in another way, but I won't ruin it for you.
One of the best scenes in the movie after the botched premiere of Bride of the Monster is when Lugosi thanks Ed and tells him how great it has been. Ed replies with, "I just wish you could've seen the movie." Lugosi goes on say that he knows it by heart, then the camera tilts up, making the background resemble a theater, and he recites a speech from the movie gaining an applause from some bystanders at the end.
The reason why this is one of my favorites is that it shows that even when go through dark times, we should still pursue our dreams. A quote from Orson Welles (portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio, voiced by Maurice LaMarche in the movie) sums it up best: "Visions are worth fighting for."
Ed Wood is an amazing film that more people need to see.
The Greater Cincinnati Film Commission continues to bring film shoots to the Queen City — next up is Andy Goddard's The Blunderer, starring Jessica Biel and Patrick Wilson. The film, based on the Patricia Highsmith novel of the same name, begins filming on Nov. 17 and will be shot entirely in Cincinnati.
Director Andy Goddard, who's worked on various TV shows and directed the upcoming Elijah Wood drama Set Fire to the Stars, will take on the 1954 psychological thriller by Highsmith. Another adaptation from the author, Carol, was filmed locally this past spring — it starred Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Sarah Paulson and Kyle Chandler and was directed by Todd Haynes. It will debut sometime in 2015.
Producers from Carol are returning for the second time this year, giving major kudos to the city.
"We had a great experience in Cincinnati on our film Carol," said Christine Vachon of Killer Films in a press release. "The Film Commission, the rebate, locations, infrastructure and welcoming people of Cincinnati brought us back a second time within one year."
It also sounds like this will be another production that takes advantage of Cincinnati's historic architecture and temporarily puts the city in a retro time warp — filmmakers are looking for period cars from 1960 or earlier. To get involved with that, email email@example.com.
Additionally, they're looking for extras (send a headshot and email to firstname.lastname@example.com) and qualified crew (send resume to firstname.lastname@example.com). The Blunderer is set to film here Nov. 17-Dec. 21.


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LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Dodgers planned a 10:30 a.m. team meeting before Sunday's game against the Colorado Rockies, their last game before the All-Star break.
Manager Don Mattingly wanted to congratulate his guys for enduring tough times, remind them of the importance of a fast start after the break and offer this warning.
"We really haven't done anything yet other than get back in it," Mattingly said.
The Dodgers went into the break having won 17 of their past 22 games, their momentum blunted somewhat by a slumbering offense during this four-game series with the Colorado Rockies, capped off by Sunday's 3-1 loss.
If you had asked them in spring training if they'd take their current position at the All-Star break, they would have walked away. If you had asked them three weeks ago, they would have hugged you.
Three weeks ago, they were drifting toward irrelevance. Five weeks ago, their fans were showing up in diminishing numbers and, many nights, sitting through uncompetitive games with players nobody paid to see.
Then, Yasiel Puig arrived, they started getting healthy and the excitement came roaring back to Dodger Stadium. Three of the four games in this series were sold out, many of the fans no doubt coming for a glimpse of the Cuban phenom, who, in fact, barely played because of a sore hip.
It's all well and good to whip your fans back into a frenzy. If you really want to do something for them, get back into first place, a position they haven't had a share of since the second game of the season.
They're still a .500 team, still 2½ games out of first place and still remember when they couldn't get clutch hits or keep their players on the field. The dark old days aren't really that old.
On the other hand, they have some things to look forward to. Who knows, perhaps this stretch is simply who the Dodgers are when they're all on the field at the same time. If that's the case, they'll breeze into the playoffs.
Matt Kemp is expected to come off the disabled list next Sunday in Washington, giving Mattingly the delightful problem of what to do with four good outfielders. Puig and Carl Crawford, dealing with minor ailments, should be fresh and ready to go by their next game, Friday.
"It's in our hands," Mattingly said, "and, if we play well, we've got a good shot."
If you want to know what hopeless feels like, visit Marlins Park in Miami. The Marlins are 23 games under .500 and it took a hot streak to get them there. That's the ambience pitcher Ricky Nolasco worked in until the Dodgers acquired him in a trade last week.
Sunday, he got to come home -- he grew up 40 miles east of Dodger Stadium -- and that, plus being on a team with a shot, makes it a little easier to get some adrenaline going before a start.
"It's so loose," Nolasco said. "There's so much energy here, so much positivity with guys feeding off each other."


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