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"The most difficult thing in the world is to start a career known only for your looks, and then to try to become a serious actress. No one will take you seriously once you are known as the pretty woman."
-Penelope Cruz
Penelope Cruz was the first Spanish-born actress to take an Academy Award home for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Never forgetting her roots in Spanish cinema, the actress is still the once and future muse of famed Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, starring in a total of four of his films, including his most recent Broken Embraces.
Penelope Cruz BiographyPenelope Cruz Sanchez was born on April 28, 1974, in Madrid, Spain. She displayed a proclivity for performance while she was still in diapers, as she would often entertain her family members by re-enacting popular TV commercials. She eventually transferred this enthusiasm to the world of dance, and she studied classical ballet for nine years at Spain's prestigious National Conservatory. Cruz seemed well on her way towards a career as a dancer, though there did come a point at which she was unexpectedly bitten by the acting bug.
penelope cruz appears in belle epoqueWhile still in her teens, Penelope Cruz embarked on a quest to establish herself as an actress -- with her professional debut coming in 1991 with a guest appearance on a French soap entitled Softly From Paris. While that appearance hardly brought her visibility, Cruz's first film role in 1992's Jamon, Jamon brought her to the attention of movie fans across the globe. The film, which costars Javier Bardem and was nominated for several Goya Awards, transformed Cruz into a sex symbol virtually overnight, while her starring role in the critically-acclaimed Belle Epoque (released that same year) only cemented her status as one of Spain's most intriguing up-and-coming performers.
penelope cruz in open your eyesPenelope Cruz spent the next several years working steadily in a number of Spanish-language films, including 1996's La Celestina (alongside Maribel Verdu) and 1997's Pedro Almodovar effort Live Flesh. It wasn't until Cruz took on a role in the mind-bending 1997 flick Open Your Eyes that she once again found herself the focus of international attention, as the movie quickly became a cult classic thanks to its peculiar storyline and shocking conclusion. A year later, Cruz made her English-language debut with a small role opposite Billy Crudup and Woody Harrelson in The Hi-Lo Country, though it wasn't until the new millennium that she finally began establishing herself among mainstream North American audiences.
penelope cruz in blow2000 proved to be the defining year of Penelope Cruz's career, as the actress' roles in Woman on Top and All the Pretty Horses propelled her to the top of Hollywood's A-list. Though neither film was particularly successful, Penelope Cruz's exotic looks and palpable abilities made her a hot commodity among some of the industry's top directors and producers. Cruz's output in 2001 was particularly prolific, as she appeared opposite Nicolas Cage in Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Johnny Depp in Blow, Gael Garcia Bernal in Don't Tempt Me, and Tom Cruise in Vanilla Sky.
penelope cruz in volverPenelope Cruz's return to Spanish-language cinema with 2006's Volver garnered the actress some of the best reviews of her career, and she was even nominated for her first Academy Award (she ultimately lost to Helen Mirren). Her success with Volver lead to her roles in 2007's The Good Night alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Simon Pegg, as well as Manolete opposite Oscar award winner, Adrien Brody (originally shot in 2005, to be released in 2011 under the title, A Madator's Mistress).
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Epic Brewery and the SLC Bike Collective invite you to join them for a beer tasting and fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 23 from 1 to 8 p.m. A $10 donation to the Bicycle Collective will get you a commemorative tasting cup, samples of Epic brews (for a $1 token) and delicious food from Sun & Moon Cafe, Poplar Street Pub, Vinto and Cali's Natural Foods.
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The Wilderness Society today applauded the U.S. House for passing the Hill Creek Cultural Preservation and Energy Development Act. The legislation is expected to be voted on in the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee tomorrow.
Congress Extends Dismal Track Record on Land Conservation
The Wilderness Society today took a position on three bills being heard in the House Natural Resources Committee's Subcommittee on Public Lands and Environmental Regulation.
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The Wilderness Society today praised the federal Bureau of Land Management for releasing its updated Legacy Wells Summary Report and laying out a strategic plan to clean up abandoned oil and gas well sites drilled decades ago by the U.S. Navy and U.S.
The following statement from Dave Alberswerth, senior policy adviser for The Wilderness Society regards a hearing in the House Natural Resources Committee on an upcoming rule governing hydraulic fracturing on federal lands.
The following statement from Dave Alberswerth, senior policy adviser for The Wilderness Society regards S. 761, the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act, being voted out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
The following statement is from The Wilderness Society President Jamie Williams, on the retirement of Department of Interior Deputy Secretary David Hayes.
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The Lexington City Council will hold a public hearing Monday to close out a Community Development Block Grant used to install water service to Moran Foods.
The city was awarded the $504,000 economic development grant in 2010 to relocate a water line and to defray the cost of building a water storage tank for fire suppression to Moran, the parent corporation of Save-A-Lot.
The project, which required a local match of about $126,000, resulted in 42 new full-time jobs, according to city records.
The project is complete, and the grant is ready for close out.
The council is also scheduled to:
• Consider a request from the Business and Community Development Department for an additional city planner position.
• Consider a request to accept an Assistance to Firefighters Grant in the amount of $155,871 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The city would be required to provide a 10 percent match for the grant, or $15,587. The grant would be used to purchase 24 self-contained breathing apparatus air packs.
• Meet in closed session for the purpose of discussing matters relating to economic development.
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ZF-4071: Lucene doesn't work on 64-bit
I tried Zend_Search_Lucene on a 32 bit and all was fine. Trying on a 64 bit simply doesn't work. The same index correctly opened on the 32 bit machine raises an exception on 64 bit. Looking in the code I discovered that there's a problem with integer precision: on line 422 of Zend/Search/Lucene.php the code:
$numField = $segmentsFile->readInt();
gives -1 on 32 bit, 4294967295 on 64 bit, reading the same index.
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if ($numField != (int)0xFFFFFFFF)
fails, since 0xFFFFFFFF has a different value on 32 bit and 64 bit. As workaround I changed numField to -1 and skipped the check and it works. So I think it's sufficent to change the test and the readInt function.
Hello guys,
I've just experienced this issue, quick-looked into the code and just made a patch for this. It's changing -1 to (int)0xFFFFFFFF in more places, like in other places it is done already.
The patch (looks like this is reverse patch, but you'll deal with it):
Index: library/Zend/Search/Lucene.php
--- library/Zend/Search/Lucene.php (revision 13711) +++ library/Zend/Search/Lucene.php (working copy) @@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ if ($this->_formatVersion == self::FORMAT_2_3) { $docStoreOffset = $segmentsFile->readInt();
- if ($docStoreOffset != -1) {
- if ($docStoreOffset != (int)0xFFFFFFFF) { $docStoreSegment = $segmentsFile->readString(); $docStoreIsCompoundFile = $segmentsFile->readByte();
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--- library/Zend/Search/Lucene/Index/Writer.php (revision 13711) +++ library/Zend/Search/Lucene/Index/Writer.php (working copy) @@ -496,7 +496,7 @@ if ($srcFormat == Zend_Search_Lucene::FORMAT_2_3) { $docStoreOffset = $segmentsFile->readInt();
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- if ($docStoreOffset != (int)0xFFFFFFFF) { $docStoreSegment = $segmentsFile->readString(); $docStoreIsCompoundFile = $segmentsFile->readByte();
This is patch to hopefully fix the Lucene addDocument on 64bit systems. It seems it is a reverse patch.
Any information on this, ZF team?
This: http://framework.zend.com/code/viewrep/… seams to include what I suggested.
I'll test it. Thanks!
Hello guys, I need your help.
I've installed Drupal (http://drupal.org/), module Search Lucene API (http://drupal.org/project/luceneapi) with Zend Framework components (http://drupal.org/node/521604) and module Search Lucene DidYouMean (http://drupal.org/project/luceneapi_dym). First partial indexings were successful, but now "Index statistics" for Search Lucene DidYouMean is: "Number of documents in index: 13500; Number of terms: 90598", and I'm getting "Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /var/www//data/www//modules/luceneapi_dym/luceneapi_dym.index.inc on line 64" when I'm trying to perform indexing. Replacing -1 with (int)0xFFFFFFFF, as you suggested, doesn't solve a problem. Applying fixes from http://framework.zend.com/code/viewrep/… makes search inoperative. Replacing library folder with one, extracted from http://framework.zend.com/download/latest, too.
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ZF-2882: Zend_Db_Table, example for caching metadata incorrect
in Example 10.100. Using a Default Metadata Cache for all Table Objects
Given example not working :
$backendOptions = array( 'cacheDir' => 'cacheDir' );
should be
$backendOptions = array( 'cache_dir' => 'cacheDir' );
Thanks report, It is fixed in SVN r 8850. I also similar problem in zend.memory.memory-manager.html and zend.memory.html#zend.memory.overview.
I'm assuming this fix is merged to the 1.5 release branch for release with 1.5.1. Please update JIRA if this is not the case.
I find it in zip file of Programmer's Reference Guide ver 1.5.0.
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Buy Sports Cards For Cheap - If your looking for a website that specializes in Single trading cards, check out Sportlots.com. Sportlots has millions of cards to search through to help you find the cards you're looking for to complete that set you've been working on. They accept Check, Money Order or Paypal payment.
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Collectors Showcase of America - Chantilly, VI
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I found Oliver on Petfinder in 2010. I had always wanted a Corgi, so I entered in that breed, which fortunately brought up Corgi mixes as well, or I never would have found him. In addition to that, I am very thankful that the shelter called him a Corgi-Shepherd mix! Ollie is undoubtedly exactly 0% Shepherd, at 23 pounds, but he definitely has a lot of Beagle (the voice) and a hefty dollop of Jack Russell: he can jump to my shoulder from the ground! Quite a feat for a dog that stands 15" at most. We had a 3-year-old daughter at the time, and would have been scared off by the terrier/Corgi combo alone, and in our small neighborhood, a Beagle howler would have been a no-no.
We were worried when we first got him: he was very nippy, with which a little kid is a bad trait. We were pretty sure very early on that the reason he ended up homeless is because he probably bit a child.. BUT, he only nipped in defense and responded immediately to just a negative tone of voice. So, I worked with him to curb the behavior AND with my daughter on how not to handle him. I was worried, but he responded really well to consistent, firm, gentle training. He was easier to train than my child, to be honest!
Oliver is a testament that you should never judge a dog by its blood. Fast forward three years, and I can't imagine what life will be like without him someday. Oliver is smart, sweet, fiercely loyal, and wonderfully gentle with our daughter. And he loves to run! For a dog with 10-inch legs, this animal can move. His favorite thing in life is the long walks we take in the NJ countryside, where I can let him off the leash and he can go and go... well, in circles around us. Oh boy, he loves his people.
Oliver is my first dog, and he's going to be a tough act to follow. I wish I could remember the name of the shelter to thank them specifically- I know they were in North Carolina- and I wish I could thank the people at the kill shelter he was originally at, for getting him off Death Row. What an amazing little dog. I can't believe anyone would want to throw this guy away.
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THE PARTY Russian designer Kira Plastinina—so young she's still an undergrad student at Southern Methodist University—feted the opening of her high-end collection and Dallas flagship, Lublu. THE SCENE The crowd was quite the international scene. Local loves Tina Craig, Tanya Foster and Jessica Nowitzki were joined by a bevvy of out-of-towners Plastinina flew out on a private jet to help celebrate the occasion, including Hannah Bronfman, Claire Distenfeld, Dorian Grinspan and Natalie Joos. Also on hand? The designer's Kappa Alpha Theta sorority sisters, supporting their girl! THE HIGHLIGHTS With plenty of specialty cocktails and prosecco to fuel the crowd, and Miss Bronfman spinning tunes, the fashionable revelers soon started a dance party at the Preston Center boutique. And what better way to party than in Plastinina's fit-and-flair midi-dresses, floral brocade skirts and lovely lace dresses. The designer herself did a little swaying in a floor-length white dress, the picture of excitement. From there, it was dinner at Harwood's new French bistro, Mercat, where the sweet student had to slip out early to finish some homework. Photography by Jascon Acton


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Delft enjoys a worldwide reputation for its pottery ("Delft blue"). Moreover its old shady canals, monuments and museums make it a Dutch city which has kept its character, a refined place which encourages daydreaming. The lawyer Hugo de Groot , the painter Johannes Vermeer and the naturalist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek were all born there. The latter (17-18C) made a multitude of natural discoveries thanks to the microscopes that he made.
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Take your training to the next level with the CEP Single Calf Sleeve. This CEP product is proven to reduce lower body injuries - shin splints, calf cramps, Achilles issues and pulled muscles. Improved blood circulation and the muscle stabilization makes this compression sleeve work with every run while an anatomical fit keeps your moving forward. Graduated medi compression and a soft zone delivers comfort with every stride.
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KathyChung, Thursday July 22, 2010 - 4:00pm
Have you been spotting hints about our Saturday Night Owl event at various places SiWC board members and I pop up around the web? We're being pretty subtle, I must admit, but keep watching. I think I might just offer a prize to the first person who puts the clues together and solves the mystery. Yes, I think I will. Keep watching and see if you can figure it out before I tell you one of these days… if you think you have it, email me at kathychung at siwc dot ca. I'll post the winning entry - if there is one - here on the blog.
In conference news, we've added a title for Jack Whyte's previously "TBD" master class. If you've been waiting to see what he was going to teach before you registered, now's your chance. In "Le Mot Just", he'll delve into the subtle but important idea of rhythm and flow in your use of language. Word choice isn't just about accuracy, but about the feel and sound of your prose, and that's a huge part of what creates that unique voice agents and publishers are always on the lookout for. Come explore how to make your prose sing exactly the sort of song you want it to. This class is limited to 20 participants. Space remains, but don't wait too long!
Another good news story to share! Attendee and former writing contest winner Stasia Kehoe sent us this: "Hi there. Just thought it might be fun to let you know that my book, AUDITION, which won the SIWC Writing for Young People prize as a short story in 2008, will be published as a verse novel by Viking in Spring 2012." Congratulations, Stasia! We love hearing good news stories from our attendees, so keep them coming.
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oooh oooh I have a hint
But first I have to put on my sunglasses.....okay, that's it!
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Thanks for sharing my good news!
I was so happy to tell you that AUDITION will be published. I loved SIWC and, since attending in 2008, have encouraged many writer friends to attend. Not only are there great agent opportunities, there is so much wonderful, helpful information on craft, and so many delightful people to meet. It's a power-packed weekend and definitely worth the trip.


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The Immaculate Conception is about Christ's power to destroy sin. Mary was sinless from the first moment of her life not because she did not need a Savior, but because she was so close to the Savior. It is always and only through Jesus Christ that Mary receives her special favors and graces.
Today's Feast is meant to give us confidence that we can say NO to any temptation. The same Christ is ready to strengthen us to do what is right. This is the kind of confidence we need to inspire in those who are pregnant and feel they cannot carry the child. God, through Mary, always provides us the strength to do what is right. Inspired by her, let us reach out with eagerness to all those who are pregnant and in need.
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UVU to hold faculty recruitment
Utah Valley University is hiring part-time faculty for the 2013-2014 academic year beginning fall semester 2013. The university held a public open house yesterday in Orem and will hold another April 9 in Sandy, for interested candidates. The positions requires applicants with a range of skills, including but not limited to real estate law, health care law, intellectual property and cyber law, speech communication, public relations, rhetoric and composition, Portuguese and Chinese.
Minimum qualifications include graduation from an accredited college or university with a master's degree in the subject matter or closely related area and one year teaching or closely related professional experience.
The Sandy open house will be at the Hyatt House, 9685 S. Monroe Street, from 4 to 8 p.m. Interested individuals can also apply online at uvu.jobs.
Running With Ed deadline approaching
The 4th annual "Running with Ed" relay held by the Park City Education Foundation is taking place May 18.The 38-mile, 10-leg race traversing through Park City is making the deal sweeter for Park City schools this year.
Bringing back the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place grants for PCSD schools with the highest participation – giving schools an opportunity to earn $5,000, $3,000, or $2,000 grants to support fund educational programs at their schools.
The title sponsor for the event, Ragnar Relay Series, is providing the funding for these grants.
Every school with a minimum of 50-percent participation will receive a $1,000 grant from PCEF.
"Last year we raised $130,000 through the event," said Jennifer Billow, PCEF Communications Manager. "This has really become one of the key events that take place in Park City over the years. It's a great opportunity for the public to help support the students in the community."
Billow urges participants to turn in registration for the event soon. Running With Ed deadline is April 18 and the Walk-A-Thon deadline is May 11.
Every participant may receive points towards the PCSD school of their choice.
Seniors working on outside or online credits that are required for graduation this year are reminded that in order to ensure credits are recorded in time for graduation they must be completed by May 1. The Park City School District recommends seniors who are falling behind should visit the Park City Learning Center for remediation support.
Check out sat.collegeboard.org for SAT test registration information.
Next SAT test May 4/ ACT test April 13


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Williams Shotgun 12 Gauge Slug Sleeve : Barrels at GunBroker.com
I wonder how this would work with a Saiga-12. Current bid only $5 so it may be worth trying it out. Is there the chance this could shoot off? The clamp looks rather snug with the three bolts.
I can't find anything about these, not sure if they would be good for a Saiga or not?


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This April of 2012 I will be making three appearances in southern California. I will be talking about my new book Proving History at 7pm Monday night (April 23) in Ventura, for the Ventura Atheists (location requires joining their meetup group and RSVPing). I'll be selling and signing copies of it there (I'll have my other books on hand, too).
The preceding weekend (Saturday-Sunday, April 21-22) I'll be at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at USC (follow link for location and other details). I will be a featured author at the Atheists United table there (Why them? See below). My books will be sold the whole event long (until sold out), but I will also be there to sign books at some point (right now, my slot is looking like noon to 2pm on Saturday; if that changes I'll update this blog, and post in the comments section). The booth is being shared in shifts by five or six authors all weekend. I might hang around some besides that, depends on if that's practical, or if I get pulled away by other things. If you end up at the festival and I'm not at the booth you can always text me (determined fans can figure out where my number is) and ask whether I'm around.
And finally, the Friday night before that (April 20), Atheists United, who sponsored the grant that made Proving History possible, will be throwing a book launch party for me. This is invitation-only and hasn't been officially announced anywhere; but if you want to attend, I've been authorized to issue invites, so you can contact me (see in comments below).


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When you work for a hotel company you get used to customers coming to your place of business so it was a very nice change for the Accent Inns Sales Team to visit some of our customers at their place of business. We also had the chance to experience what many of our RV rental guests do as they leave our hotel at Vancouver Airport to take on the trip to northern BC and beyond.
On May 8th 4 of our Sales Team and 4 of our ducks took to the road in 2 campers from Fraserway RV Rentals. We travelled from Vancouver to Whitehorse visiting a number of towns along the way. What we discovered it that we live in a very big province filled with amazing scenery and incredibly friendly towns and villages. (more…)


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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Did you know we have an amazing museum in Novato? The Marin Museum of Contemporary Art is located in the Hamilton neighborhood of Novato at 500 Palm Drive in the Novato Arts Center.
Admission is free and home to over 40 artists working in their own studies as well as ongoing art exhibits in the gallery and community events during the year.
The artists have working studios in 3 buildings that provide an atmosphere of creative energy in which contemporary art flourishes. What an opportunity to walk through the buildings and see such different art being created in each studio. You feel like you are peeking into the creative process, something we do not usually have the privilege of doing.
MOCA also provides ongoing art classes and workshops for all ages.
The Marin County Free Library has begun a partnership with MOCA to better serve all the residents of Marin. We will participate on November 10th with a children's craft event from 4-6pm during a MOCA family music event and December 1 with a family craft event during Art by the Inch, one of MOCA's largest yearly events. Our participation will enable us to meet community residents who do not visit our library and we will share all the exciting services we have to offer to families at the library. We look forward to partnering in future events. Visit MOCA's website at marinmoca.org to find out more about this amazing treasure in Marin.
MOCA also has an amazing museum store offering a wide range of unique products and a great place to pick up a gift for adults as well as children. I love to browse museum gift shops and this one is small yet home to so many wondrous gifts.
MCFL is so excited to share this wonderful resource with all our library patrons.


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It may be set in the English countryside, but "Austenland" is a big ol' Utah fest.
Produced by "Twilight" mogul and Brigham Young University grad Stephanie Meyer and adapted from Salt Lake native Shannon Hale's book of the same name, "Austenland" is the directorial debut of SLC local Jerusha Hess, who co-wrote "Napoleon Dynamite" and "Nacho Libre" with husband, Jared. That's a lot of information, I know, but the take away should be something along the lines of "Go, Utah."
Beyond the crew's roots in the Beehive, very little about "Austenland" has a connection to the state. But it's fun to see locals take a story and turn it into a charming, 1800s-meets-modern-day rom com that was acquired Monday by Sony Classics.
Martin (Bret McKenzie) courts Jane (Keri Russell). Photo: Ed Miller
"Austenland" revolves around Jane (Keri Russell), a pathetic yet sweet 30-something woman obsessed with Jane Austen literature and—more importantly—the dashing Mr. Darcy. The obsession is so intense it keeps Jane from doing much of anything that isn't Austen or Darcy related. It botches relationships and makes friends worry she's slipping into a delusional state of 19th teacups and floral wallpaper. She decides she needs to make something more of her infatuation, her version of taking control of her life, and signs up for a three-week immersion style vacation to Austenland—where everything from clothing to meals and manners to romance are rooted in 1800s England and aimed squarely at other Brit-lit addicts.
The only problem for poor Jane, who has taken on the era appropriate name of Miss Jane Erstwhile, is the ire she draws from Austenland proprietor Mrs. Wattlesbrook (Jane Seymour) for selecting the less expensive "copper package," which Jane sunk all her savings into. With it, she's no more than a second-class citizen at the estate, wearing the era's less stylish clothes and taking her accommodations in the servants' quarters. "An orphan of no fortune, whom we've taken in out of the goodness of our heart," Wattlesbrook notes.
Mrs. Wattlesbrook (Jane Seymour) and Jane (Russell) squeeze Elizabeth Charming (Jennifer Coolidge) into her corset. Photo: Giles Keyte
Still, a love story is in store for Jane—as it is for all of the female guests who sign up for the experience, including the dippy, sex-crazed and wealthy Elizabeth Charming (Jennifer Coolidge, unsurprising by well played) and pretty, yet shallow Lady Amelia Heartwright (Georgia King). Of course, Jane is wooed by two men—the sweet stable boy, Martin (Bret McKenzie of music duo "Flight of the Conchords") and a real-life Mr. Darcy, Henry Nobley (JJ Feild). Soon, Jane finds herself falling for both men but not knowing what romance is real and which comes with the pre-paid vacation package.
There's not a lot of surprises, and the film treks along with a few cliché romantic comedy moments (boat rides on the pond, a picnic for two), but there's a fun twist at the end that flips things around in true rom-com style. The blending of eras—proper, 1800s England and modern day—brings a playful touch and classical music intermingles with chick flick staples like "Bette Davis Eyes" and "Lady in Red," out of place beyond their sentimental love story value.
"Austenland" delivers just enough humor and romance to draw you in and, for a Sundance film, is completely commercial and relatable to a broad audience. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon in the move theater.
Remaining showings:
Jan. 22, 8:30 p.m., The MARC, Park City
Jan. 24, noon, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Jan. 26, 3:30 p.m., Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, SLC
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Ask a roomful of women to talk about their dreams for retirement, and many will mention vacation homes, travel, hobbies, volunteer work, going back to school and lots of rest and relaxation.
However, as a recent article at The Wall Street Journal points out, divorcing later in life can cause all these retirement plans to unravel.
Even though divorcing later in life certainly isn't something new, it does appear to be growing more and more widespread. Now popularly referred to as "grey divorce," researchers attribute this increasingly common phenomenon to a number of different factors, including the steady rise in life expectancy, women's growing financial independence and the simple fact that divorce is more socially acceptable than ever before.
But, how do women who divorce later in life fare financially? Is it possible to survive grey divorce with your finances intact?
That depends. Here's my advice to help smooth the ride for women who are going through, or may be contemplating, divorce later in life:
Take protective measures while you're married. As I have mentioned several times before, when it comes to divorce, the best defense is a good offense. Even happily married women need to preserve a measure of financial independence, and it's essential that you keep a separate bank account, establish credit in your own name, maintain access to all marital money, divorce-proof your business, etc.
Be an active participant in your family finances and you'll establish the know-how and confidence to better succeed as a single woman.
Divide retirement funds and pension plans with care. Divorcerequires the careful scrutiny of all retirement accounts. For example, retirement plans such as pension plans, 401(k) plans, and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are typically treated as marital property. (See this post if you're wondering, "What is marital property?")
However, the process by which they are divided depends upon a number of factors. For instance, the courts use federal (ERISA) guidelines when dividing funds in a 401(k) plan, but state laws have jurisdiction over IRAs. Likewise, there are even more thorny issues to contend with when a pension plan needs to be divided, and there are numerous differences between federal, state, military and private pensions.
Make sure you fully understand your share of these assets (and how those funds will be transferred), and that all the details are clearly spelled out in your divorce settlement agreement and in a QDRO (as described below).
Use a properly prepared Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO). Many women -and some attorneys, too! -often make the mistake of assuming that their divorce settlement agreement will fully protect their rights to their portion of their husband's retirement account. However, this is usually not the case.
If your divorce settlement agreement states that you will divide pension, profit sharing and/or 401(k) plans, a court, in most cases, must order a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO). The QDRO instructs your husband's plan administrator on how to pay you your share of the plan benefits, and it allows the funds in a retirement account to be separated and withdrawn without penalty so they can be deposited into your own retirement account (typically an IRA).
Important note: Some retirement plans, such as certain municipal retirement plans, cannot be divided by a QDRO and other plans do not allow for any upfront, lump sum payments, which means you may need to wait years or decades before receiving monthly payments. You absolutely need to know this before agreeing to any divorce settlement offer.


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A 'Royals' following: Siblings find EMU the right place to thrive and grow
Dig a bit into the student population of this "Christian university like no other" and you'll find about 100 who are sharing their campus experience with siblings. Basketball players, religious studies majors, Iraqi STEM students, and missionary kids are among the siblings who have chosen to attend Eastern Mennonite University together. Some commute from nearby homes; some crossed ...More


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Karl Paymah
Position: DB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 204 lbs.
Born: November 29, 1982 in Boston, MA
High School: Culver City
College: Washington St. (school history) (Paymah college stats)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 3rd round (76th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 6 (8785th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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Sanner & Porter Convert PKs but Men's Soccer Falls 3-2 at Rutgers
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (9/13/13) – Sophomore Thomas Sanner and junior Cameron Porter both converted penalty kick attempts but it wasn't enough as the Princeton men's soccer team fell 3-2 to Rutgers on Friday, Sept. 13 at Yurcak Field.
For the second straight game Princeton (1-1) delivered a great second half, outshooting Rutgers (2-2-1) 9-3 and held a 4-0 corner kick differential as it scored the only goal of the half. However the Tigers couldn't overcome their two-goal deficit.
Sanner didn't waste any time getting acclimated to the 2013 season. In his first game of the season he scored in the seventh minute after drawing a penalty kick.
Sanner burst by his two defenders and sprinted to the goal where he was tackled by goalkeeper David Greczek. The referee called for a yellow card and signaled a penalty kick. Sanner settled up and toed the ball into the lower left corner to give Princeton the 1-0 lead.
Rutgers scored three unanswered in the first half to take a 3-1 lead.
Rutgers scored on its own penalty kick in the 17th minute to knot the game at 1-1. Correa deked a Princeton defender as he got the ball of a corner kick but was then tripped up by another defender who was called for the penalty. Mael Corboz took the shot and fired to the right of goalkeeper Seth MacMillan.
Corboz tallied his second of the night 11 minutes later when he nailed a shot from the top of the box.
Todd Webb made it 3-1 as he ran down the left flank and hit the right lower corner.
Porter scored his first goal of the season when he converted a penalty kick attempt in the 81st minute.
It was a tough chore for the Tigers' defense in the first half but they showed some spectacular play.
Senior Billy McGuinness kept pace with Kene Eze and stripped him of the ball just inside the 18 as he was making a run to the goal in the 19th minute. Junior Joe Saitta had a nice play as he took the ball from Correa at the tip of the 6-yard box in the 37th and junior Andrew Mills had a great block on a shot from the top of the box in the 44th.
One of the biggest plays came from senior Chris Benedict in the 71st minute when he was credited with a team save. Benedict headed a ball out of danger on a shot by Thomas O'Rourke as MacMillan was trying to cut off a corner on the left side.
MacMillian made two saves in goal for Princeton while Greczek stopped five on the other end. Shots fell in favor of Princeton 13-11, while corner kicks were even at 5-5.
Princeton hosts Seton Hall in the home opener on Sunday, Sept. 15 at 2 p.m., on Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium.


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Roberto Mancini says Manchester City's Champions League clash with Ajax is their 'last chance' to stay alive in the competition.Mancini's City side suffered defeat to Frank de Boer's men in the corresponding fixture last month and, having lost to Real Madrid and drawn at home against Borussia Dortmund, the Premier League champions are on the verge of elimination.
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8:00 PM ET, October 15, 2013
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California
W: L. Lynn (2-0)
L: R. Nolasco (0-1)
S: T. Rosenthal (2)
LOS ANGELES -- Thanks to two big swings and some excellent defense, the St. Louis Cardinals are one win from the World Series.
Just like last year.
Matt Holliday and pinch hitter Shane Robinson connected for the first home runs of the National League Championship Series, sending St. Louis past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 on Tuesday night for a 3-1 lead in their best-of-seven playoff.
More On Game 4
One swing of Matt Holliday's bat erased the stench of one of the worst postseason games the Cards had ever played, Jayson Stark writes. Story
The Cards find themselves up 3-1 in the NLCS again and are hoping to avoid a fate similar to last year's collapse, Ramona Shelburne writes. Story
Facing elimination, the Dodgers will turn to Zack Greinke, best-paid right-hander in history, to save their season, Mark Saxon writes. Story
Forget about the Unwritten Rules of Baseball; enthusiasm like Yasiel Puig's makes the game fun to watch, Johnette Howard writes. Story
• Stats: Robinson joins club
• Dodgers Blog | ESPN Los Angeles
"We can't get ahead of ourselves," Holliday said.
In a series starved for offense, the Cardinals scored as many runs as they did in the first three games combined, in which the teams totaled nine.
Game 5 is Wednesday afternoon at Dodger Stadium, with the Cardinals looking to clinch their 19th pennant. Zack Greinke is set to start for Los Angeles against Joe Kelly.
Of course, St. Louis had a 3-1 lead in last year's NLCS before dropping three straight to San Francisco, the eventual World Series champion.
"We don't feel this is over by any means," infielder Daniel Descalso said. "You don't want to have that feeling again, losing three games in a row when you're so close to getting there. Just because you're up 3-1, it doesn't mean anything. Nobody's going to roll over for you. We've got to keep pushing and keep grinding."
It was a painful defeat for the Dodgers -- in more ways than one. Star shortstop Hanley Ramirez, playing with a broken left rib, was replaced in the top of the seventh inning after striking out three times.
"It felt worse than yesterday," Ramirez said. "It makes me angry."
Hitless in his previous 22 at-bats at Dodger Stadium, Holliday drove a two-run shot off Ricky Nolasco an estimated 426 feet to left field, capping a three-run third inning that gave the Cardinals a 3-0 lead.
"That's about as good as I can hit one," said Holliday, who was 0-for-13 in the series before connecting.
"I wasn't really doubting my swing at all. I felt actually really good with my at-bats. Sometimes in this game you don't always get the results that you want even if you feel like you're having good at-bats, so I just wanted to stay with it," he said.
Seeking a second World Series title in three years, St. Louis turned three important double plays and picked off a runner at second base in the seventh. Defensive standout Pete Kozma, inserted at shortstop in the sixth, started a difficult double play and darted in to complete the pickoff.
"A great heads-up play by him," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "Then it has to be natural instincts and athleticism by (reliever) Carlos Martinez, and I don't know many guys pull that off. He has such athletic moves. He's quick in everything he does. Then to have the guts to wheel and let it fly like that in a game like we have right now, it's off the charts."
Second baseman Matt Carpenter also keyed St. Louis' sharp work with the gloves, one night after some sloppy play was costly in a 3-0 defeat.
Carpenter had an RBI double in the third that scored Descalso, who hit a leadoff single. Carpenter came around on Holliday's homer after there were none in the first three games for the first time in NLCS history.
Martinez pitched two scoreless innings to help nail down the win for starter Lance Lynn. Trevor Rosenthal got three outs for his second save in the series.
After a leadoff single by Andre Ethier in the ninth, Yasiel Puig grounded into a double play. Juan Uribe struck out to end it, leaving the Dodgers on the brink of elimination.
Now, they'll count on Greinke and ace Clayton Kershaw to pitch them back into the series.
"Kind of the best thought I have is, I've got one of the best pitchers in baseball pitching tomorrow," Mattingly said. "If we come out here and play well tomorrow and get a win, I've probably got the best pitcher in baseball pitching the next day."
SportsNation: Cardinals up 3-1
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Robinson's home run bounced off the top of the wall in left field on a 1-0 pitch from J.P. Howell with one out in the seventh, extending the Cardinals' lead to 4-2.
"For a little guy, he's got surprising power," Holliday said. "I mean, honestly, he's got some thump."
Lynn allowed two runs and six hits in 5 1/3 innings. He struck out five and walked three.
The right-hander lost his only other start this postseason, giving up five runs over 4 1/3 innings in Game 2 of the division series against Pittsburgh.
The Dodgers were down 4-2 in the seventh when Nick Punto doubled with one out. Martinez, however, picked off Punto before throwing another pitch and then retired Carl Crawford on an inning-ending groundout.
"It was a lonely place to be," Punto said.
Trailing 3-2, the Dodgers put the potential tying run on base in the sixth when Puig singled to chase Lynn. Uribe grounded into a double play against Seth Maness to end the inning.
The Dodgers stuck with Nolasco as their starter even though he hadn't pitched since Sept. 29. He struggled in his last three starts in September, giving up at least five earned runs in each.
Nolasco was passed over for his scheduled assignment in Game 4 of the division series, when the Dodgers used Kershaw on three days' rest for the first time in his career. Kershaw pitched well and took a no-decision in a 4-3 victory over Atlanta that clinched the series.
Before this one, Mattingly had said Nolasco was being put in a difficult position after not pitching for so long. Mattingly said Kershaw and Greinke both offered to start on short rest at Dodger Stadium.
Nolasco allowed three runs and three hits in four innings. He struck out four and walked one.
"I felt my stuff was good for the most part," he said. "Just that one pitch was the difference in the game."
Los Angeles scored twice in the fourth to cut it to 3-2. Adrian Gonzalez hit a leadoff double and scored on Puig's single. A.J. Ellis singled to drive in Ethier, who walked.
But just when it appeared the Dodgers had grabbed the momentum, pinch hitter Skip Schumaker bounced into an inning-ending double play.
Game notes
Cardinals 3B David Freese came out after six innings for defense. He left Monday's game with a cramp in his right calf, but Matheny said Freese was fine. ... St. Louis won a Game 4 on the road for the first time in NLCS play. ... The Cardinals also squandered a 3-1 lead in the 1996 NLCS against Atlanta. ... Nolasco, who is from nearby Corona and grew up a Dodgers fan, made the first postseason start of his career. ... Schumaker was 3-for-21 with no RBIs as a pinch hitter during the regular season and struck out in his only other at-bat as a pinch hitter in the postseason. ... There was a pregame moment of silence for MLB umpire Wally Bell, who died Monday at 48. ... Tuesday marked the 25th anniversary of Kirk Gibson's famous pinch-hit home run in the bottom of the ninth at Dodger Stadium, giving Los Angeles a 5-4 win over Oakland in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series. ... Hall of Fame manager Tom Lasorda, who at 86 is special adviser to the team chairman, tossed out a first pitch from midway between the mound and home plate that missed the target. Mattingly, who was catching, gave him a mulligan. Lasorda managed that 1988 team, the Dodgers' last appearance in the World Series. ... With the government partially shut down, there was a pregame flyover of vintage aircraft by a nonprofit organization founded by a group of World War II fighter pilots. ... Among the famous faces in the crowd were Tom Cruise and Bryan Cranston of "Breaking Bad."
Also See
Playoff Series
Scoring Summary
|M Carpenter doubled to left center, D Descalso scored.
|M Holliday homered to left (423 feet), M Carpenter scored.
|Y Puig singled to center, A Gonzalez scored, A Ethier to second.
|A Ellis singled to center, A Ethier scored, Y Puig to second.
|S Robinson homered to left (377 feet).
|View complete Play-By-Play
Game Information
|Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
|53,992 (96.4% full) - % is based on regular season capacity
|Game Time
|82 degrees, clear
|4 mph
|Home Plate - Bruce Dreckman, First Base - Ted Barrett, Second Base - Greg Gibson, Third Base - Gerry Davis
Research Notes
From Elias: Cardinals blew a 3-1 NLCS lead last season No team has blown a 3-1 lead in a postseason series 2 years in a row in MLB, NBA or NHL
Shane Robinson: 1st career postseason hit is HR (was 0-10 prior to that HR)
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Pumped up by Euro 2012 fever, and no doubt inspired by Crouchaldinho's Roy Crouchson story as well, Ive found the duty to defend my national teams colors too by managing them in FM. I do have a good Football Manager CV with Portugal having led them to World Cup 2030 glory in FM2011 but have gone for something a little different here. Competing in the Euros, the World Cup, the qualifiers for both competitions, isnt enough. If Im going to have a full-time job as an international manager I want more games to play with.
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As per Roy Crouchsons rules, I will pick players that are good for me in FM not the best players in real life. Ive had a quick look at my possible picks and the difference to reality is incredible. No way Id ever select a lot of these guys for real!
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I have a 2000 Electra Glide Ultra Classic FLHTCU/I
The original Harley battery only lasted 2 years.
Each of the Harley Batterys that I have replaced them with only last two years.
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Coloroado High School Mountain Biking AND Boulder Mountain Bike Alliance have events this week, see below
The Colorado High School Cycling League is presenting the Colorado premier of "Singletrack High"
Many kids in America stop riding bikes in high school. Riding through puddles is no longer cool. Two wheels get traded in for four.
Singletrack High Teaser from Pedal Born Pictures.
For hundreds of kids in Northern California, the ride never stops…it gets faster. These are the student-athletes of the NorCal High School Mountain Bike League. They come from the mountains, the suburbs, and the city. Some ride carbon fiber race bikes, others old steel clunkers. They ride to win, to finish, and to escape. For six weekends every spring, they don their school colors, roll up to the start line, and fly.
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What: Movie $15 Adults, $10 students, purchase tickets here
Singletrack High Teaser from Pedal Born Pictures on Vimeo.
Help support the BMA by joining them at their Spring Soiree in Boulder this Thursday. BMA does a TON for Mountain Bikers in the Boulder area and we wouldn't have as many trails available to us if it weren't for them. Thank you BMA, see you all Thursday.


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Timeless: The Composer/Arranger Series is the name of a concert series that was created in homage to the composer/arrangers who have influenced hip-hop in the most literal and profound ways. Timeless was conceived by production house Mochilla in Los Angeles during February and March 2009 and included the performances of over 150 musicians in front of ecstatic sold out crowds. These three historic events were recorded and filmed in exacting detail with Mochilla's unmistakable style – with the music of Mulatu Astatke, J.Dilla and Arthur Verocai.
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The cozy Sand Terraces are designed to be your haven of carefree comfort. With lovely furnishing and essential amenities, the room is completed with all the required necessities to make your stay memorable.
Sea Breeze Villa (4 rooms - backside Villa) / Sea Front Villa (2 rooms - Frontside Villa)
Indulge yourself in one of our refined Sea Villas for the ultimate pleasure and comfort. Admire the full beauty of the sea and our garden through the large floor-to-ceiling windows that surround your villa. The large porch area outside your bedroom door gives you an extra space for you to enjoy the serene environment or just simply to unwind.
Sea Balcony (1 room)
Our Sea Balcony Room offers a sophisticated escape in a truly relaxing environment. With a delightful view from your balcony, it is easy to lose yourself in the splendor of nature. Whether it is the vast endless ocean, or the sun rising over the horizon, you are sure to have a fabulous time.
Sea Balcony Suite (1 room)
Our Sea Balcony Suite provides the perfect place for you to find your respite. The room is simply overflowed with sea breeze coming in from your private balcony overlooking the aquamarine sea. Charmingly decorated with an adjoining living and pantry area, this room gives you abundance of space for you to rest and recharge.
|Swimming Pool & The Sea
|Restaurant & Dining area
|Bar & Swimming Pool area
|Lobby & Seating area
|Balcony Pool & Seaview
|Sunset at the resort