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Rabbit-Proof Fence: How Noyce is what he condemned
Andrew Bolt –, Friday, January, 16, 2004, (5:50pm)
Sunday, December 22, 2002
By: Andrew Bolt
I WAS thrilled to be honoured at last weekend's Australian Film Industry awards, and must repay Phillip Noyce this huge favour. Noyce it was who praised me for promoting his Rabbit-Proof Fence, winner of the AFI best film award, by writing several articles arguing this ``true story'' of the ``Stolen Generations'' was, ahem, false.
Noyce raved how he owed me a ``special award'', because every time there was ``one of those articles there was a blip and attendances would immediately go up''.
Seeing Noyce welcomes accurate criticism so much, it is only right to give him an award of my own in return. So my 2002 prize for Hypocrite of the Year goes to . . . tadaah! . . . Phillip Noyce.
I know, it's been a crowded field, with a late and strong challenge from Carmen ``Principles'' Lawrence, but I have information about Noyce and the star of his film, Everlyn Sampi, which I feel closes the case. With a snap.
It proves Noyce has done, in effect, what his film condemns a former chief protector of Aborigines, A.O. Neville, for doing—``stealing'' Aboriginal children.
Because Noyce himself ``stole'' 12-year-old Everlyn Sampi. Much as Neville ``stole'' Molly Craig, the girl Everlyn plays in Rabbit-Proof Fence.
Noyce's film opens with the claim: ``This is a true story.'' And the story it purports to tell is of Molly, who was 14 when she was taken from an Aboriginal camp at Jigalong, Western Australia, and sent to a boarding school at the Moore River Native Settlement. The film portrays her escape from there—with cousins, Daisy, eight, and Gracie, 11—and her trek all the way home, 2000km south.
That much is indeed true, but what isn't true, as I've outlined before, are many of the key details Noyce added to the story which backed up the ``Stolen Generations'' myth—that hundreds of thousands of children were brutally stolen from caring parents in a racist plot to end the Aboriginal race.
But here I'll go over just those untruths in the film which to me make Noyce a hypocrite, given the parallels between the case his film makes against Neville and the real ``true story''—of this rich director and poor Everlyn Sampi.
Claim: The film shows young Molly in a nice, peaceful settlement, in the bosom of a loving tribe.
Fact: As her daughter, Doris Pilkington, wrote in the biography on which the film is based, Molly was in fact treated ``like a mongrel dog'' by other children of her tribe because she was half-caste. She had no father to protect her and no school to go to.
Parallel: Everlyn Sampi, who plays Molly, also has a white father who does not live with her. Her mother shifted home a few times, and then sent Everlyn to Broome in the hope she would go to school there. She couldn't read.
Claim: The film shows a policeman ripping Molly from the arms of a crying mother. She is stolen because the state's chief protector of Aborigines, A.O. Neville, wants to stop her ``mating'' with Aborigines, a race he hopes will vanish.
Fact: Molly was taken without a struggle and with a nod of apparent consent from her ``stepfather''. This occurred after local people sent Neville letters warning that Molly and her cousins were ``running wild with the whites'' and were treated badly by full-bloods. Worse, Daisy, just eight, had been promised in marriage to an adult Aboriginal man.
Parallel: Noyce is worried Everlyn will return to Broome and its temptations. ``She hasn't had a stable life,'' he said. Just 11 when removed by Noyce—with her mother—to South Australia to do his film, she already smoked and had missed too much school. Worse, as Noyce told one journalist: ``The only thing she has been rewarded for is being a pretty girl with feminine charms. One day on the set, she said to me, `If you do that, I will give you a kiss on the lips', which is an odd thing to say to a 50-year-old.'' Odd? He said it was one of many chilling encounters he had with Everlyn that ``makes you want to protect her, adopt her''. As Neville wanted to protect Molly.
Claim: The film shows Molly at Moore River. The light-coloured children are sent on to another school near Perth. Molly is told this is because fairer children are smarter than dark ones.
Fact: Fairer children were given special vocational training in the belief they had a better chance of being accepted in white society and earning their own way. They also faced more rejection in black camps.
Parallel: Noyce has admitted he cast Everlyn, a pretty, light-coloured girl, partly on her racial appeal. ``I saw, well, it's a term which is racist, but it is used in the film industry, I saw `cross-over appeal','' he said. ``It means that the actor has the charisma and charm to appeal to African-American, white American and other audiences around the world.'' It means Everlyn—or her film—had more chance of earning well. Less chance of rejection.
Claim: The film makes Molly's new home at Moore River seem a jail—or ``concentration camp'', says Noyce. The children may not leave, are treated badly and must work hard. Molly hates it and runs away.
Fact: Records from a 1936 Royal Commission into the treatment of Aborigines show 1003 of Moore River's 1067 children weren't ``stolen'' but voluntarily brought by their parents to get a schooling or be safe. For their own good.
Parallel: Everlyn was worked hard on the film, and a documentary shows her being physically stopped from leaving. ``I'm sick of it,'' she complains. Noyce accused her of showing ``signs of the worst behaviour that I've observed'' in his career, and has added: ``During the rehearsals, she ran away twice. We found her in a telephone booth ringing up inquiries trying to book a ticket back to Broome.'' She was caught and brought back to Noyce, of course. For her own good.
Claim: The film indicates Molly was taken from her happy family just because Neville was a racist.
Fact: Neville told the 1936 Royal Commission the only children he removed as state wards were taken ``because I desired to be satisfied that the conditions surrounding their upbringing were satisfactory, which they certainly were not.'' He also tried to give such children an education to help them thrive in white society—an education Molly ran away from to spend the rest of her life in the squalor in bush camps.
Parallel: Today we still rescue Aboriginal children in tragically high numbers from abuse and neglect. And Noyce has been rightly worried about sending Everlyn back to the hazards of Broome after the filming. ``I found myself thinking, `I have to look after her. She can live with us. I'll send her to school.''' And he did, sending Everlyn, with her mother's permission, to a boarding school near Perth. ``It was impressed upon Everlyn that she needed to learn to read and write if she wanted to act again when she grew up,'' Noyce said. ``But she hated it and was flown home . . .'' She fled school, just as Molly did.
It's eerie, how closely Everlyn's story resembles that of Molly, the girl she plays in Rabbit-Proof Fence. And it should have been a wake-up to Noyce, how his attempt to give Everlyn a brighter future resembled Neville's bid to rescue Molly.
In a documentary shown on Channel 9 in February, reporter James Thomas confronted Noyce with this.
Thomas: Picture this: a white man enters a remote Aboriginal community with the best intentions, takes three girls out of their community and promises them fame and fortune. Does it sound familiar?
Noyce: Mmm-hmm.
Thomas: Are you aware of the irony that exists in what you're doing with this film and the actual topic of the film itself?
Noyce: Well, I suppose in one way you could say that in a different context, in a different time, I'm A.O. Neville promising these young Aboriginal children a better life, asking them to do things that are against their instincts, perhaps because it's for their own good. But we do live in a slightly different world…
He's right. It is a different world in some ways. It's richer and so our choices are wider. We're less racist, and Noyce tried harder than Neville could to keep Everlyn's link with her mother. But Noyce's desire to protect a young Aboriginal girl at risk and give her the opportunities all our children deserve is not new. I'm sure Neville felt that desire, too, and had to make harder choices than Noyce did to do the best for children facing the worst. Noyce could have made a film acknowledging that truth—a truth Everlyn's own life should have alerted him to.
Instead, he made a hiss-boo pantomime villain of Neville and the other public servants and missionaries falsely accused of the racist theft of Aboriginal children. Children they tried to save, much as Noyce has. For that, Noyce has won prizes from the cultural elite. But to me, he is a hypocrite—and not least because he tried so hard to help young Everlyn Sampi.
From: Herald Sun, Melbourne.
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Rabbit-Proof Fence: how the film lied
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, November, 16, 2002, (5:47pm)
Rabbit-proof myths
By: Andrew Bolt
Phillip Noyce claims his new film, Rabbit-Proof Fence, is a true story.
The Hollywood director's publicity blurb repeats the boast: ``A true story.''
Even the first spoken words in the hyped film, which opens next week, are: ``This is a true story.''
Wrong. Crucial parts of this ``true story'' about a ``stolen generations'' child called Molly Craig are false or misleading. And shamefully so.
No wonder that when Craig saw Rabbit-Proof Fence at a special screening in her bush settlement last month, she seem surprised.
``That's not my story,'' she said as the credits rolled.
No, it isn't. Instead, it is Craig's story told in a way that would help ``prove'' the ``stolen generations'' are no myth—that thousands of Aboriginal children were indeed torn from the arms of loving parents by racist police.
In saying this, I mean no disrespect to Craig.
She has had a film (supported by $5.3 million of taxpayers' money) made of an episode of her life in which she showed extraordinary courage, endurance and willpower—but it's a film which can't be trusted to tell the whole truth. Who could value its praise?
It was 1931 and Molly Craig was just 14, when she and two of her younger cousins—Daisy, 8, and Gracie, 11—were taken from an Aboriginal camp at Jigalong, in Western Australia's north, and sent to the Moore River Native Settlement, 2000km south.
There these girls were to live with other ``half-castes'' and to go to school, learning skills to help them to adapt to non-Aboriginal society.
But the girls fled after one night, and in an amazing nine-week epic walked home to Jigalong—all but Gracie, that is, who was found by police at Wiluna.
Craig's feat made the papers but was not written up in full until 1996, when her daughter, Doris Pilkington, who was herself raised at Moore River, wrote the book on which Noyce has based his film.
BUT Noyce and his scriptwriter didn't stick to the facts Pilkington uncovered. Instead, the story was rewritten and now supports a monstrous falsehood—that we have a genocidal past that is, as Noyce's publicity material declares, ``more cruel than could ever be imagined''.
Let me show you how they did it—how they told untruths or only half the truth in their ``true story''.
THE FILM opens at Jigalong in 1931, and shows a neat bush camp. Molly Craig is happy and healthy. Her mother is well-groomed. All is well.
THE FACT is many of these bush camps were squalid.
When Doris Pilkington first returned to Jigalong 30 years later, it was still appalling.
``No one prepared me for the conditions that people lived under,'' she told ABC radio in 1999.
``It was shocking. I hadn't seen so many dogs in my life. It was just tin humpies and people just slept anywhere.''
THE FILM shows Molly playing with other children at Jigalong. Everyone is smiling and seems happy.
THE FACT is Molly was the first ``half-caste'' of her tribe, and the full-bloods treated her with scorn.
Pilkington says her mother often had to play alone because full-blood children told her she was neither Aboriginal nor white, and was ``like a mongrel dog''. She had no father to protect her.
THE FILM suggests Molly and her cousins were removed from Jigalong only because the state's Chief Protector of Aborigines, A.O. Neville, was a genocidal racist who wanted to ``breed out the Aborigine''.
It shows Neville outlining his plan to take half-caste children from their families and stop them breeding with full-bloods. We then see him ordering that Molly and her cousins be removed because the youngest girl is ``promised to a full-blood''.
THE FACT is the girls were taken after Neville learned they were in danger.
In 1930, he had received a letter from the superintendent of Jigalong complaining that Molly and Gracie ``were not getting a fair chance as the blacks consider the H/Cs (half castes) inferior to them''. He asked that they be removed.
Others were also worried, given how vulnerable half-caste girls then were to sexual exploitation, particularly by whites.
In December, 1930, a Mrs Chellow from Murra Munda station wrote to Neville about the girls, warning: ``I think you should see about them, as they are running wild with the whites.''
This fits with what Neville told the 1936 Moseley Royal Commission into the treatment of Aborigines: ``The children who have been removed as wards of the Chief Protector have been removed because I desired to be satisfied that the conditions surrounding their upbringing were satisfactory, which they certainly were not . . .''
Even today we rescue Aboriginal children from abuse and neglect—and in tragically high numbers.
THE FILM shows a policeman chasing the girls in his car and ripping them from Molly's screaming mother.
According to Noyce, this scene ``tells the whole story'' of his film.
THE FACT, writes Pilkington, is that the officer rode up on horseback to tell Molly's stepfather he'd take the girls, and ``the old man nodded''. The officer put Molly and Gracie on a horse, gave them the reins and asked them to follow him.
The next day he picked up Daisy and two sick women at another camp. There was no chase, no struggle.
THE FILM then shows the girls on a train, locked in an iron-barred box for dogs. They travel the last leg to Moore River tossed in the open tray of a truck.
THE FACT is the girls were not locked in any box, and travelled most of the way south by ship, which Pilkington said they felt was as a ``most pleasant experience''. They saw porpoises, chatted to the crew and walked the decks before going to bed in a cabin.
They rode the last bit not in a truck, but in a car driven by a matron who stopped for sandwiches and lemonade.
THE FILM shows the girls arriving at Moore River, where they wear prison-style sacks and are woken in the morning by a guard who screams and belts the walls of their room with a club.
THE FACT is photos of children at Moore River show them dressed in European clothes. Pilkington writes that when her mother ran away, she was dressed in ``two dresses, two pairs of calico bloomers and a coat''.
She also says the girls were woken individually and welcomed by one of the female staff.
THE FILM shows children at Moore River singing Way Down Upon the Swanee River for visitors. This shows they're so robbed of their black culture that they sing fake Negro songs instead.
THE FACT is Molly saw no such concert. And Susan Maushart's book Sort of a Place Like Home: Remembering the Moore River Native Settlement says this: ``Journalists investigating conditions at Moore River were invariably impressed by the colourful experience of a staged corroboree.''
THE FILM shows babies left to cry in a room of cots. They, too, seem ``stolen''.
THE FACT is most Moore River children—1003 of the 1067 who went there between 1933 and 1936, according to the Moseley commission—were not ``stolen'' but sent there by their parents to get a schooling or to be safe.
Many had parents living in the camp next door.
SUCH distortions of the truth, and for what? There are enough cruelties in our past we must confront—the theft of black lands, the half-caste children abandoned by white fathers, and the years of neglect of a people whose culture and communities are now shattered.
There is so much to make good—which is why the lies of the ``stolen generations'' activists are unforgivable.
The Aboriginal leaders who falsely claim they were ``stolen'', the writers who exaggerate the number of children removed, the silly compensation cases that collapse and the slick claims of genocide all risk making every claim of black suffering seem a cynical try-on.
The truth of our past is hard enough to face. Untruths and exaggerations now will only divide us.
Your film shames not us, Phillip Noyce, but you.
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Next Row: Increase in 2nd stitch of each row until you have 22 stitches on the needle.
Next Row: Increase in each stitch to 44 sts.
What does increase in 2nd stitch of each row until you have 22 stitches mean? Each row add 2 stitches? Or does it go from 6 to 22 (cause that does not seem right with the picture)? And then what does increase in each stitch to 44 sts mean?
Assuming I have linked correctly, here is the actual pattern [url="http://knitwits-heaven.tripod.com/pocket_book_slippers.htm"]
Knit the first st, then knit front and back in the 2nd st for every row - 1 extra st per row. After 17 rows of this you'll have 22 sts, then you kfb in each one to increase to 44 sts.
after kniting 6 rows on the next row knit one stitch then increase one stitch (knit into the front and back of the next stitch, KFB). Then knit to the end of the row.
Do this for a total of 17 rows until you have 22 stitches total.
then on the next row do the KFB into every stitch, which will double the number of stitches to 44
Thanks, that makes sense and is what I was thinking. I just needed to make sure I was understanding this right.
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MACOMB, IL -- Western Illinois University recently received its 10,000th application for freshmen admission for Fall 2013, a 2.3 percent increase compared to last year at this time.
According to Admissions Director Andy Borst, WIU received 10,326 applications for Fall 2012, which was a record. Borst noted that Western typically receives an additional 500 applications between now and the application deadline of Aug. 1. Last year, WIU did not reach the 10,000-application mark until mid-June.
"We are excited to be about two months ahead of last year's pace for freshmen applications and we are thrilled with the quality of these applications," Borst added. "We have offered more than 100 Centennial Honors Scholarships [compared to 23 last year] to students scoring in the top 1 percent in the nation on the ACT or SAT. Applications from students who qualify for our new Western Commitment Scholarships are up 12 percent. We have received fewer applications from students who fall below our published admissions criteria and the waiting list for our alternative admission program is smaller than last year."
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Been messing around with MS word, trying to make an entire draft chart. Every pick in every round in a table. Two, three, maybe four columns...something I can print out on draft day and write each selection in, leaving room for trades and whatever.
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According to a news release, about 12.33 p.m. a man walked into the bank on Jefferson Davis Highway and asked a teller for a deposit slip, on which he wrote a note demanding money. The man, who never displayed a gun, walked out of the bank with an unknown amount of money.
The robber, who was wearing a Boston Red Sox baseball cap, was seen walking to a white Toyota van driven by a woman, the release said. The vehicle had a Georgia license plate.
Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call the sheriff's office at (800) 922-9709.


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I'm looking to integrate Invision Power Board's user database with WP, and replace WP's authentication process. Now, I understand WP login is all pluggable, that's great.
The makers of IPB have actually made this easier on their end as well by creating some software called Converge, which can centralize the login authentication for many different applications using XML-RPC method calls and method responses.
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During a routine update of SlideDeck I accidentally clicked something else. It kicked me out and I can't get into my login page to fix anything and this
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Handicapped have nothing to prove
Published: Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, July 14, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: It seems an Edneyville resident doesn't find people handicapped enough to suit him. He's planning to chase them around Wal-Mart with video cameras, despite this being mentally unstable behavior.
Let me enlighten this fellow. Not all handicaps prevent you from walking.
Take, for example, a friend of mine. She has a debilitating condition called thrombosis. She can walk, but long distances are painful and exhaust her. Thus she sometimes uses the electric cart at Wal-Mart.
Ironically enough, one rude individual chased her down in the parking lot once to harass her. (I wonder if it's the incident the writer mentioned?) She told him to mind his own business. She has a right to call herself handicapped, for she is. She shouldn't have to bring some busybody a doctor's note.
Another friend has lung disease. He walks just fine, but he gets out of breath and can't walk far. He, too, has a right to use handicapped parking without worrying about being stalked by someone without anything better to do.
Please, people, use the round thing sitting on your shoulders before you decide to be a jerk to strangers. It might save you from looking like a fool later.
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came home from Oregon to see this provider and provider worked me in at last minute.
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Dr. May is a top notch physician in his field, we are lucky to have him. I am 100% indebted to him for the excellent health I am in today.
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Best doctor, best offfice staff. I know these surveys help doctor and hospital but I go every two months now to get left ear cleaned so I can hear some things. No new problems, no questions asked. Just have a very pleasant visit with a special doctor. I am one of the old employees from the 40's and we sometimes talk about the good old days. Have been with him over 20 years. All doctors should be like Dr. May.
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Lawrence Isola Gibraltar Isola & Isola Gibraltar, Isola lawyers Gibraltar, Lawrence Isola These lawyers are con men and are heading to prison. Google Marrache and Co and see the Isolas fate Gibraltar, Nationwide
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They, without my legal signature, have robbed my life savings and sqaundered it on pathetic investments and expensive houses in Stogrande Spain. The truth is that most law firms in Gibraltar do the same.
One of the Isola brothers, a known tobacco smuggler have recently been arrested by the Spanish police ( Policia Nacional ) for money laundering charges and drug related charges.
I have reported these scum to the Gibraltar police and your will be reading baout them in the UK and Local press very soon. GET YOURE MONEY FROM THEM NOW!!!
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I have installed multisites using wordpress 3.0.4 and all is working fine. I would like to know how to change the default theme. I have taken out all themes except one - including the default - and now when new blogs are created they start with a blank page - literally blank.
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text: State of Play Studio: Universal Year: 2009 Rated: PG-13 Film Length: 128 minutes Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1 Languages: English Dolby Digital 5.1, French Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish Starring: Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Rachel McAdams, Helen Mirren The Film The key to a good thriller is misdirection. Just like the master magicians who keep you looking at their hands instead of the box of swords, an effective head-fake can make or break an entire movie. All too often, thriller/mystery films ending up falling short because the filmmaker loses sight of this all-too-effective necessity. Happily, State of Play does not suffer from this shortcoming and consequently ends up as tight, well paced suspense film. Cal McCaffrey (Russell Crowe) is a veteran reporter for a D.C. newspaper. He's grizzled, gruff, experienced, and a bit of a slob: the first thing we see him doing on screen is stuffing his face haphazardly with a bag of Cheetos from behind the wheel of a mid-90s Saab that's far past it's prime. He's also an expert at what he does, and uses his extensive list of experience-gained contacts to uncover the facts of the story. He also has the (un)fortunate honor of claiming rising star congressman Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck) as a college roommate and old friend. Stephen is practically Cal's polar opposite: he's a composed, handsome up-and-coming politician who controls a room just by entering it. Stephen's life is all about making decisions that affect the country, Cal's life is all about reporting those decisions to the public. Cal's world is thrown into a slowly progressive chaos when one of Stephen's research aides is killed in what appears to be a subway accident. He's already working on an unrelated story about an earlier murder the night before when the company's new blogger Della Frye (Rachel McAdams) comes to prod him for information on his old roommate after the leak that Stephen had been sleeping with his newly-deceased aide. This initially adversarial relationship gradually changes to one of true professionalism as Cal and Della work together to find the link between their two stories and uncover the real truth behind the murders. Cal McCaffery is the heart and soul of State of Play, and Crowe goes to great lengths to give him an interesting personality. His work space and apartment are messy and unkempt, but it belies the precision he brings to his work. Thanks to Crowe's interpretation, it's clear that Cal loves what he does, but he's also fighting against the overwhelming tide of change. The newspaper industry as a whole is slowly dying, and Cal is a product of the old-world. His focus is on getting the facts right, which is stark contrast to the newspaper company's new owners who are concerned mostly with sales volume. He clashes with Della Frye frequently, as she represents the new web-based attitude of "publish first, research and amend later". Helen Mirren is equally as good in her brief appearances as Cal's editor, Cameron Lynne. As much a product of the old-school as Cal, she's under constant pressure from the new owners to delivery a story that's going to get people buying the paper. Mirren's take on Cameron is sharp and snarky, but there's a hint of melancholy underneath that British wit over the changing of the guard. Kudos should also be given to director Kevin Macdonald for his deft handling of the story here. He adapted different shooting styles for each of Cal and Stephen's scenes, with subtle changes for each character. Cal's shots are often hand-held or steady-cam, which give the viewer a sense of inclusion and "man-on-the-street". This filming style is very loose and raw by its very nature, and it helps convey Cal's mentality very well. Stephen's scenes, on the other hand, are very composed. There's no shake in the camera, and each scene is set to look pre-planned and carefully arranged. Stephen's is a world based on order, and the look equals that. Picture Quality State of Play on DVD looks great, and the city of Washington D.C. looks as good as it can given the format. The film is meant to have a gritty feel, and the PQ conveys that through darkened wet alleys and cramped office spaces. It's all very down and dirty, and very believeable. Viewers will not be disapointed. Audio Quality I am pleased with the Dolby Digital 5.1 audio track. It's not sensational, but the source material doesn't really support a lot of whizbang effects and the like. Dialogue is strongly focused on the center channel as it should be, and the very occasional effect (like reverb in the congressional hall) is handled through the rear surrounds. Special Features For a such an enjoyable movie, the special features on this release are non-existant. I'm sincerely hoping that Universal isn't holding out more goodies for an eventual double-dip release. -Deleted Scenes. A few minutes worth of deleted scenes that are definitely better suited out of the final cut. -The Making of State of Play. This is an acceptable featurette, but there's not much here that hasn't been seen or heard before. It's mostly the same softball questions ("Tell us about your character.") with the usual answers. Worth watching once, but that's about it. Wrapping Up State of Play is a tightly edited, well constructed thriller. The trickiest part about writing a review for a suspense/mystery film is knowing what to say and what to leave out. Almost everything in State of Play becomes crucial to the plot at some point or another, so I'm leaving all of the spoilers out here. Suffice to say, I found myself strongly looking left when the punch from the right caught me off-guard. I believe other viewers will get the same enjoyment from State of Play as I did, and I'm recommending it fully.


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Bureau of Prescription Health When calling the telephone # off the internet. The lady answered and said free RX but need 10 dollars per Rx off a credit card. So I gave her my visa info and now they took 23 dollars of it, promised, Internet
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Samastipur, town, north-central Bihar state, northeastern India. It lies just south of the Burhi ("Old") Gandak River, about 30 miles (50 km) southeast of Muzaffarpur.
Samastipur is a major rail hub with workshops, and it engages in agricultural trade and has sugar refining as its chief industry. The town has a hospital and tuberculosis clinic, and religious fairs are held annually. Samastipur was constituted a municipality in 1897. The Indian railway minister Lalit N. Mishra was assassinated there on January 2, 1975. Pop. (2001) 55,589; (2011) 62,935.
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country that occupies the greater part of South Asia. It is a constitutional republic consisting of 29 states, each with a substantial degree of control over its own affairs; 6 less fully empowered union territories; and the Delhi national capital territory, which includes New Delhi, India's...
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The Seduction of Joe Tynan
|The Seduction of Joe Tynan
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|Directed by
|Jerry Schatzberg
|Produced by
|Martin Bregman
|Written by
|Alan Alda
|Music by
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|Adam Holender
|Edited by
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|Distributed by
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Release dates
|August 17, 1979
Running time
|107 minutes
|United States
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The Seduction of Joe Tynan is a 1979 American political film drama directed by Jerry Schatzberg and produced by Martin Bregman.[2] The screenplay was written by Alan Alda, who also played the title role.[3]
The film stars Alda, Barbara Harris, and Meryl Streep, with Rip Torn, Melvyn Douglas, Charles Kimbrough, and Carrie Nye.[4] Meryl Streep said that she was on "automatic pilot" during filming because she went to work not long after the death of John Cazale, adding that she got through the process largely due to how supportive Alda was.
Respected liberal Senator Joe Tynan is asked to lead the opposition to a Supreme Court appointment and he finds himself struggling with his own morality and the corruption surrounding him. He falls for a lovely lady attorney and has an affair that jeopardizes his marriage, and possibly, his career.
- Alan Alda as Joe Tynan
- Barbara Harris as Ellie Tynan
- Meryl Streep as Karen Traynor
- Rip Torn as Senator Kittner
- Melvyn Douglas as Senator Birney
- Charles Kimbrough as Francis
- Carrie Nye as Aldena Kittner
- Michael Higgins as Senator Pardew
- Blanche Baker as Janet
- Chris Arnold as Jerry
- Maureen Anderman as Joe's Secretary
- John Badila as Reporter on TV Screen
- Robert Christian as Arthur Briggs
- Maurice Copeland as Edward Anderson
- Lu Elrod as Congresswoman at Party
- Marian Hailey as Sheila Lerner
- Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards: LAFCA Award, Best Supporting Actor, Melvyn Douglas; Best Supporting Actress, Meryl Streep; 1979.
- National Board of Review of Motion Pictures: NBR Award, Best Supporting Actress, Meryl Streep; 1979.
- National Society of Film Critics: NSFC Award, Best Supporting Actress, Meryl Streep; 1979.
- New York Film Critics Circle Awards: NYFCC Award, Best Supporting Actress, Meryl Streep; 1979.
- American Movie Awards: Marquee, Best Actor, Alan Alda; 1980.
- ^ "The Seduction of Joe Tynan, Box Office Information". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved June 6, 2013.
- ^ Rich, Frank (1979-08-20). "Split Ticket". Time. ISSN 0040-781X.
- ^ Maslin, Janet (1979-08-17). "Screen: Alan Alda Writes and Stars in 'Joe Tynan'; Coping With Fame". The New York Times. p. C6.
- ^ "The Seduction of Joe Tynan". Variety. 1979-01-01.


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The Kmart Black Friday ad is out! Kmart has put out a very extensive ad- some good deals but also some not so good deals. Just because it's in the ad doesn't mean it's a good deal! To view the ad scan go HERE. If you want to avoid the lines, make sure you check out the Kmart online deals.
Thanks to Coupons for Your Family for the Kmart Black Friday Deals!
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I am a relative newcomer to WP. I was looking for a plugin/hack so that I could have a custom form which sends all the stuff into a database. I am designing a website for an fest and I need to have a form where people register for various events. I need to be able to make queries to this database later and extract data.(for eg: list of all people taking part in 'a' particular event.)
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This plugin makes it easy to add fit-to-fill background video to websites. It can play silent ambient background video (or series of videos). Or use it as a player to show video playlist. BigVideo.js can also show big background images, which is nice to have for showing big background images for devices that don't have autoplay for ambient video.Video Background
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They put the finishing touch on their high school careers by guiding the Moses Brown field hockey team to back-to-back Division I Championships last fall. Now this fall, four of them will continue their field hockey careers at the collegiate level, one will play lacrosse and another will take to the water with her school�s sailing team.
Keighan Richardson, a two-time first-team All-Stater, will play for Bryant University, where the midfielder will become teammates with Nikki Plante, a two-time All-State defender while at Smithfield. Picked to finish fourth in the MAAC Preseason Coaches Poll, the Bulldogs will open their Division I season at Colgate on Friday.
Jillian DeStefano, who was also an All-Stater for the Quakers, is part of the rookie class on the Franklin & Marshall College field hockey squad that competes in the Division III Centennial Conference.
Lily Ardente is now a defender for Wesleyan, which competes in the Division III New England Small College Athletic Conference, as does Trinity College. That�s where Julia Caffrey is headed, where she will be joined by former Moses Brown teammate Casey Quinn and Laura DiBenedetto, a former All-State goalkeeper from Wheeler.
Meanwhile, Langmuir � who also starred for Moses Brown�s lacrosse team, earning All-American honors � will continue playing that sport at Brown University.
And Bamonte will pursue her passion for sailing at the College of Charleston, said Moses Brown field hockey coach Leslie Caito-Jones, who envisions all of her former athletes having the same positive impact on their new squads that they had on hers.
�One of the nicest things about this group is that they really, truly defined the word team,� Caito-Jones said. �No individual stood above the rest. From day one, it was about making sure that we played as a team, that we practiced as a team. This class really signified what teammates should be to each other in order to be successful, and it is why Moses Brown didn�t lose a game in two years and why Moses Brown won back-to-back state championships. They just cared about each other, and it�s one group of kids I�m going to miss a lot.�
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almost clean guitar...
Sound recording of a real super8 mm projector starting, without the reel running through it. Recording has different stereo scapes
Created from some mash up and distortion of a bass drum sound. Good for climactic scenes in movies or songs.
Brass reception bell.
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An exploding swoosh sound effect
some random 'happy' effect, good for notifications.
Instrumental composition - piano, bass, solo guitar, drums.
electronic track made from individually crafted non sample based synths.
Just a simple guitar loop I made with my PRS Angelus SE acoustic guitar.
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A piece of metal of mass 23 g at 100 ?C is placed in acalorimeter containing 55.4 g of water at 25?C. The finaltemperature of the mixture is 63.4?C. What is the specificheat capacity of the metal? Assume that there is noenergy lost to the surroundings. Answer in unitsof (thats grams times degrees celcius)
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The pill imprint I G 213 has been identified as Sertraline hydrochloride 50 mg.
Sertraline is used in the treatment of depression; anxiety and stress; major depressive disorder; panic disorder; social anxiety disorder (and more), and belongs to the drug class selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
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At the very beginning of the wedding process, I said I wouldn't take engagement photos. I just didn't see the point to them.
And then we took them (because I wanted one for our save the date), and I wasn't sure what to do with the others.
Someone suggested making them into the guest book for the wedding. Shutterfly has the same idea.
Shutterfly actually has a whole page dedicated to wedding photo books. There are examples of ones to tell your proposal story, ones specifically for guest books, ones for wedding photos, and ones for honeymoon photos. This is great for any stage of your wedding/wedded life. I absolutely love the idea of making a guest book with your engagement photos. It's a nice way to get a bit more use from them, plus you'll have a photo book that isn't filled with selfies.
My suggestion: Take your engagement photos, plus your favorites from Instagram, and your favorites that are housed only on your phone and make them into a guest book for your wedding. You can create the pages chronologically, which is a nice relationship keepsake. It'll be a lot more personal than purchasing a generic guestbook on Amazon. Plus, it will give your guests a little glimpse into your life and what you and your fiance are like, what you like to do, and just how happy you really are.
Place the book at your venue's main entrance, leave a Sharpie nearby, and hope that no one draws a mustache on your face.
BRIDAL BABBLE: Do you have a wedding guest book yet?


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Amazing watersports, sand dunes and the best beaches in the Canaries
On an All inclusive holiday to Fuerteventura all your main costs are included. Plus you get the island's year–round sunshine and sweeping beaches for free
On our All inclusive holidays to Fuerteventura, your flights, accommodation and meals are already covered. It means the only thing you need to worry about is what to do, and in this corner of the canaries, sand usually comes top of the list...
Fuerteventura's gorgeous beaches spool the coast for miles, and loads of them are deserted. The horseshoe–shaped bay at Costa Caleta is a bit of a cliché – it's all golden sands and turquoise waters. The calm water means really safe swimming, too. The island is closer to Africa than Spain – so you get full–blown sunshine from January right through 'til December.
At the Dunas de Corralejo National Park, you'll find a Star Wars–style landscape of rippled dunes. They go on for a whopping 11 kilometres, and take in Grandes Playas, a 7–kilometre white–sand beach. From here you'll get some cracking views of Lanzarote and Los Lobos. Keep your eyes peeled for lilies, euphorbia and Spain's Atlantic lizard, too.
Fuerteventura takes its watersports seriously, and you'll find the full menu on offer here. Corralejo on the north coast is a top surf spot, while Jandia, on the southern tip, lays on some serious windsurfing – it even hosts the World Windsurfing Championship. There are dive schools all over the island, where you can sign up to explore volcanic reefs, and maybe even spot the odd angel shark.
Fuerteventura is a duty–free island, so leave space in your suitcase – there are luxury perfumes, electricals and loads of clothes to buy at knocked–down prices. Try the Las Rotondas shopping mall in Puerto del Rosario or the Atlantico in Costa Caleta. Or, for local bargains, visit the artisan market at Corralejo's El Campanario shopping centre, which will see you right for handmade gifts.
The Baku Waterpark in Corralejo dishes up a splashy wave pool, the whole raft of slides, and an 18–hole mini–golf course – in a nutshell, there's plenty to keep you busy. Meanwhile, couples can relax in the Jacuzzis and solarium. Between 9am and 2pm, there's an arts–and–crafts street market laid on, too.
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