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Be Wild and Free.
The House & The Hill is a nature, business and creativity retreat in the Pyrenees mountains of Southern France.
We are at your service giving you precious time, space and a helping hand to slow down, connect with your sense of intuition and explore your creativity in the unspoilt natural landscape of a sleepy frontier territory called Les Fenouillèdes – The Fennel Hills, one hour from the Spanish border, the Mediterranean and a quick train ride to Barcelona.
In 2010 Emma Wallace and Anne Burniston escaped the bright lights of the city and headed to the peaceful wild mountains of the French Pyrenees to reconnect with a creative and intuitive life and explore what it would mean to be really free.
The House & The Hill is about storytelling, being together, doing together and the sacredness of shared history, objects and ritual. It's about how we connect through the ages with ourselves, each other, and the Earth.
And you are invited to come and play.
Stay at our lovingly made creative holiday cottage, use our artist/maker/crafter studio, join us for a workshop, class or retreat, hire us to work with you on your projects or just come and sit and share a story amongst friends.
You are always welcome.
"Space is the twin sister of time. If we have open space then we have time to breathe, to dream, to dare, to play, to pray, to move freely, so freely in a world our minds have forgotten but our bodies remember. Time and space. This partnership is holy." Terry Tempest Williams
More haste, less speed.
The House & The Hill began in 2008, when one day we woke up, opened our eyes and realised our work no longer satisfied us. For all the long hours and the blood, sweat and tears, we were sitting on the material profits and comforts of the middle-class dream; talented, stressed and unhappy.
Something was missing.
We felt trapped and agitated – our expansive, creative and intuitive natures had somehow got lost in all the deadlines, meetings and badly-lit office blocks. The politics of the concrete jungle were dissatisfying and restrictive. Impersonal and insensitive, the people, noise and traffic of urban England was closing in on us and it began to taste sour.
Stressed, depressed and frustrated, asking ourselves "Is this really it?".
We held hands and dreamt of a mountain where the sky was endless and blue. Where the ancient rocky land stretched out for miles all around, untouched by Man and his modern machines. We stood with our arms open, breathing in the cool, fresh pine-scented air and listening to the music of the birds and the wind in the trees.
Soaring like eagles in the open skies with the naked soles of our bare feet touching the warm red earth.
This was what it felt like to be wild and free.
Seeking out our reason for being and what we are going to do with it is an untrodden path. Risky at times. Joyful and painful.
If we could choose, what would we do? What work serves best?
Where does the money come from? What does it mean to work for love? What does it mean to surrender, to trust?
What does it mean to do the work? The real work.
The work you were born to do.
How do we survive, eat and stay warm in the snow?
And who are we required to be?
Do we even know who we are anymore?
All these questions are more are presented when we choose to open our eyes and begin the journey to find our personal mission and to trust, completely in that. Sometimes it feels powerful and brave and courageous. Other times it feels ridiculous and stupid and pointless.
Being a pioneer with your own life is not an easy undertaking.
But really, all it took was a simple thing: to open our eyes and to dream.
And we can all do that. That's what makes us human.
We adapt and we grow and we survive.
We share this place, its transformative power to heal and the wealth of things we have learnt on our journey into the unknown over the last eight years. It is a place to bring your stories and your wisdom and to share it with others. We do this with our eyes open, knowing that we have no idea what they will see and who will turn up on the doorstep. That's the nature of the mission.
We believe this work is needed more than ever before and that the path can be a hard one to tread alone. We are all standing on the edge of "This could work. This could not work." and it is an ever moving, ever changing thing.
Our mission is to serve you as follow your path towards a wild and free life.
Break through, go bravely and tread softly, dear friends.
You are not alone.
Emma & Anne
Come and stay a while.
If you are looking for some peace and quiet to you can rent our self-catering holiday cottage for a private weekend escape, short break or longer.
Or come on one of the residential retreats we hold.
We also offer Barter Exchange for those on low incomes and crazy missions. We get you. And we've got your back.
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Making stuff makes us feel good and we love the freedom to play. The Pig Shed Studio is a rustic and cosy private artist and maker studio equipped with tools and materials for you to use during your stay.
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Movie? Best I can think of is still Life of Brian, especially the "alien abduction" non sequitur (the non sequitur is a beautiful thing when done well.)
"Blessed are the cheesemakers?"
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It kills me sometimes, how people die. (70.7)
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By Rachel Metz Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO — Nokia Corp., the world's largest cell phone maker, hasn't gotten much love lately from consumers dazzled by iPhones, BlackBerrys and phones running Google's Android software.
Now the company is clamoring for attention with its latest smart phone, the Nuron. But while it's attractively priced — $70 with a two-year T-Mobile contract and rebate — its less-than-stellar touch screen, lack of Wi-Fi and ho-hum operating software make it more dud than stud.
Nuron has a touch screen that is 3.2 inches diagonally and a few buttons on its face, as well as a small touch-sensitive key in the upper right corner that gives quick access to things like your music, photos and videos.
It runs Nokia's Symbian operating system — software that ran on 47 percent of all smart phones worldwide at the end of last year, according to Canalys market research. But just because you've captured such a large portion of the market doesn't mean your offering is the best.
I was often confused about how to navigate around the device, and it seemed to take too many steps to do things such as sending a friend an instant message.
Much of my frustration with the Nuron traced back to its touch screen. Many times I pressed the screen to click on a Web link or type a message and nothing happened.
The Nuron is Nokia's first phone with a U.S. carrier that comes with the company's Ovi Store — Nokia's version of the application stores available on the iPhone, Palm devices, Android phones and BlackBerrys.
I found several popular applications to download, including apps for YouTube and the song recognition service Shazam. But the selection wasn't nearly as broad as those on the iPhone and Android phones.
The Nuron is OK for basic Web surfing, and it can handle the average YouTube video, though the quality of the clips I saw wasn't great. It doesn't have Wi-Fi.
One of the Nuron's few positives was that phone calls sounded quite good. Another bright spot was the Nuron's camera. Its resolution is only 2 megapixels and it has no flash, but it took fairly bright shots in the low light of my office and outside on a cloudy day.
If you're concerned about paying a lot for a smart phone upfront, the Nuron's price tag is alluring. But if you factor in how much you'll end up paying for cell phone service over a two-year contract with T-Mobile, it will probably make sense to pay more for one of the carrier's other smart phones, such as the Motorola Cliq ($150). In the long run, it will seem like a better deal.


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I am doing it!!!!! I have tried on and off for 40 years to tat...and was unsuccessful....thank you Marilee for teaching me!!!
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This is an online class here on Craftsy. Marilee Rockley. Great teacher...when you see her do it....you will smack yourself on the head...and go... really.....I can do that!!!!
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I, too, have tried for over 4o years and still can't. How can I find Marlee to teach me?
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what am I doing wrong, I only see the picture no lessons. I have also been trying to tat off and on for the last 45 yrs without any luck
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- Getting started with the Flickr app
- Taking pictures with the Flickr app
- Creating a Flickr account
- Adding contacts
- Using Uploadr to upload photos
- Connecting Flickr to Facebook and Twitter
- Adding information to photos, such as titles, descriptions, and tags
- Rotating, cropping, and resizing photos
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Skill Level Appropriate for all
The second tab under your account is Privacy & Permissions and there is a quite a bit of stuff here. I think before you delve into it though, it's worth thinking about what does Flickr mean to you? Is it about sharing photos? Is it about having the world see your photography and your contacts and your friends and all that? Or, is it something that is more private to you. Now, it's basic design is sharing, I mean, that's one of the things that Flickr does, it allows photographers to share photos. So, what we're looking at here, these are the default settings. Now, you can change these, but the default settings are pretty much set up for sharing your images with the world.
Now, you can tighten that down a bit if you want, and let's just take a quick look at how you can do that. Who can access your original image files? By default, it's anyone. If you don't want just anyone who comes onto Flickr to be able to access your original shots, you can change that. We have these different levels. The Flickr member, so they have to be a member of Flickr before they can get to your origin files. Or you can tighten it down even more to just people you establish as your contacts, friends and family, or only you. It's up to you on all that, and a lot of these settings will kind of go down that road.
The largest shared image size. Again, you can hit the Edit button, so that you have options. So, if you don't want shared images to be that big, let's say, I'm going to share my images with the world. I just don't want to share big ones. They only get 1024. You can configure that, right here. Allow others to share your stuff. I definitely think that should be a yes, because that viral nature is one way that you can get your photography in front of other people. Who can add you to a photo, in other words who can tag you in a photo.
And in this case, the default is any Flickr member, but you can change that. Who can print your photos. Now, they tighten that down a bit, so they have it so that not just anyone can print your photos. And you can make that only you if you wish. You don't want anyone printing unless it's you. So, that one is one that people will tend to tighten down a bit. Go back to Privacy. Okay lets keep going here.
There's still more stuff here. Allow your stuff to be added to a gallery. Now, galleries are collections that Flickr members put together of stuff generally speaking that they like or that find inspiring. And I would definitely have that set as a yes. Because being added to someone's gallery is a, is a real compliment. And it's a good way to get, again, your photos in front of other photographers. Your XF data, that is, things like your shutter speed, your aperture setting, the type of camera that you use. That data travels with the photo and that can be displayed, it is by default displayed in Flickr.
If you don't want people to see your XF data you can change that, and also showing which application you used for uploading. You can go through the Flickr uploader or you can go through Lightroom, Aperature, iPhoto, apps like that. So, that information is displayed, if you want to change that, you can do that. Hide your stuff from public searches. Again, I would say no, I mean unless you just don't want the big world to see your photography, then I would leave this as its default setting. Hide your profile from public searches.
Again, and you know that's up to you, it's a personal matter, if you want to change it though, you can click on that Edit button. Who can see what on your profile, and again you can make all of these selections, you can tighten that down quite a bit. Now, making your photos eligible for invitation by Getty images. There's a part of Getty that does stock photography, and editors at Getty will say, you know, that would be a nice image to be part of Getty. And you have control over that conversation can even get started or not.
I'm actually going to click on the Edit button here so that you can see your options. Think about this. If you don't want your images to be offered through Getty, then I would probably tighten that down right here. Let's get on back down here. And then, you have some defaults for new uploads. So, in other words, when you bring photos up to Flickr, who can see them, who can comment on them, who can add notes to them, just by default. Now, you can change that on a photo by photo basis, but you don't want to have to set that up every time. So, decide how you want those settings to be generally, knowing that you can change them, and set that up here.
Now, what license do you want? We're going to talk about licensing in an upcoming movie. There are many options under licensing. The default is that you reserve all rights, but there are some very nice creative comments licenses. After you see that movie, you may decide that you want to come back here and change that default. Location data and ability to see that on a map, that's something to really think about. I think generally speaking, I don't like location data to be displayed by default.
I like to set that up myself because, you know, there are instances where you take a shot at home or something and you may not want that location data to travel with that photo. So, pay very close attention to both of these right here, rather they're showing on a map, and rather that location data travels. Remember, everything that you take with a mobile phone is usually geo tagged. Auto rotating photos, that's not a biggie, that's generally yes. And then, safety and content level. Will your photostream have, Flickr will have some say in this but, you can right now say that I intend to be safe.
And they will override that if your content dictates otherwise. And then, finally, you have some search settings and auto playing videos. And all of that is set up at the very bottom of this extensive screen here on privacy and permissions. So, there's a lot of stuff here, but it's worth spending a few minutes to make sure that the settings are set to your comfort level.


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By Ms. Brittany Carlson (IMCOM)January 24, 2011
STUTTGART, Germany -- It was a devastating mistake.
What started out as a couple of drinks turned into a nightmare that will follow one Army noncommissioned officer for the rest of his military career - all because he got behind the wheel.
The NCO - whom we will refer to as Sgt. John Smith for the purpose of this story - was assigned to a unit in the Stuttgart military community when he entered a German bar on July 29, 2009.
He had developed a habit of drinking heavily following a 14-month deployment to Iraq with a former unit.
"I drank and drove probably for a good seven or eight months," Smith said. "It got to the point where it didn't seem to bother me anymore."
That night, however, when the Polizei pulled him over, everything changed.
A breathalyzer test revealed Smith's blood-alcohol content level to be 0.083. The legal limit in Germany is of 0.05. For those involved in an accident, the limit is 0.03.
His command was notified, and he received a general officer letter of reprimand, filed in his permanent record.
"That's going to haunt me for the rest of my career," Smith said.
He was also punished with a field grade-level Article 15 from his command, which reduced his rank from E-5 to E-4.
"I went from a supervisory pay grade to a junior enlisted pay grade," Smith said. "That's a huge drop."
It took Smith more than a year to regain his rank, in which time he estimates that he lost more than $8,000 in basic pay.
The cost affected more than his wallet, however.
Once reduced, he received 45 days of restriction to post and extended duty, where he worked from 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week, and forfeited half of two months' pay. Smith's driver's license was also revoked for one year.
The punishment was hard on his family. "It was a very stressful time for them," he said. "I had never been in trouble in my life when it happened, and I paid the consequences for it. It was an enormous shocker."
Additionally, his unit requested that he be separated from the Army for misconduct. As an NCO with six years of service, Smith was entitled to a separation board made up of his superiors. He was recommended for retention, based on his performance record.
However, he still struggled to be accepted back into his unit. "The guys were telling me that I wasn't fit to wear the uniform," Smith said.
Once back at work, Smith was often called upon to talk about his experience, as an example. "It was very, very demeaning to be called out time and time again in front of a large group of people," he said.
"I still have a stigma to this day with certain superiors," he added.
He spent the following year in the Army Substance Abuse Program and went through a six-week rehabilitation program in Landstuhl.
"I used every resource available to me, as far as support goes," Smith said. "I was determined to get through this."
Since then, he has limited his drinking and never drives himself to a bar. He also warns other Soldiers about the consequences of drinking and driving.
"I have agreed to put my story out there to prevent other Soldiers from making the same mistake, if they listen," he said.
Drivers do not have to drink several alcoholic drinks to end up with a story like Smith's.
The legal limit in Germany is 0.05, lower than the U.S. limit of 0.08. The German limit applies on post as well.
This limit can be reached by drinking one drink or less, according to Bala Fischer, U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Army Substance Abuse Program director.
"The mistake people tend to [make] is they think one drink is OK," Fischer said. "If you drink at all ... do not get behind the wheel."
Those caught drinking and driving in Germany could be detained by the German police, even if they are driving below the limit, according to Army Capt. Scott Goble, trial counsel for the Stuttgart Law Center.
"Anytime you drive with alcohol on your breath, the Polizei can arrest you," he said.
"Folks in Europe really need to have that in the back of their mind - they're risking more by having a couple of drinks in Europe and driving home than they would in the States," Goble added.
There are several repercussions for service members of all branches caught driving while intoxicated in Germany.
Under Army in Europe Regulation 190-1, if a service member's BAC is between 0.05 and 0.079, their U.S. Army Europe driver's license will be suspended for 90 days.
If their BAC is 0.08 or more, their license will be revoked for a year.
Two DUI convictions within five years will result in a five-year revocation of the license, and three alcohol-related traffic offenses will result in the permanent loss of the U.S. Forces license, Goble said.
To reinstate their driver's license after a DUI incident, service members and civilians must complete the ASAP training, take remedial drivers' training, and possess a stateside driver's license before they can obtain a letter from the garrison commander recommending reinstatement.
Only service members are required to take ASAP training; however, Fischer recommends everyone visit the ASAP office soon after an incident to get the process started, rather than waiting until the revocation period is over.
In addition to a license suspension, service members under the jurisdiction of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command who are caught driving with a BAC of 0.05 or more will receive a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand, which can be filed locally or in their permanent file, Goble said.
Those caught driving with a BAC of 0.1 or more are in violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and face either a court-martial or, more commonly, a non-judicial action (Article 15) from their commander, Goble said.
Under Article 15, the maximum punishment could include:
Aca,!Ac E-4 and below: loss of all rank to E-1, loss of half of one month's pay for two months, and up to 60 days of extra duties and restriction to the garrison.
Aca,!Ac E-5/E-6: loss of one rank, loss of half of one month's pay for two months, and up to 60 days of extra duties and restriction to the garrison.
Aca,!Ac E-7 and above: may lose rank if punishment is imposed by a general officer, loss of half a month's pay for two months, and 45 days of extra duties and restriction to the garrison.
Aca,!Ac Officer: no loss of rank, restriction for 30 days, arrest in quarters for 60 days, loss of half of one month's pay for two months.
Driving with a BAC of over 0.1, or any level of intoxication sufficient to impair the mental or physical faculties, could be tried at a court-martial, Goble added.
At a court-martial for drunken driving, the maximum punishment a service member could receive is:
Aca,!Ac If a personal injury is caused: dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and confinement for 18 months
Aca,!Ac If no injury: bad-conduct discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and confinement for six months
In 2009, Army Regulation 600-85 was amended to require that Soldiers be initiated for separation if they:
Aca,!Ac Receive two convictions of DUI during the course of their career, or
Aca,!Ac Are involved in two incidences of alcohol-related misconduct per year.
Unlike service members, civilian employees and their family members who drive while intoxicated fall under German jurisdiction for fines and court orders, in addition to the garrison Civilian Misconduct Action Authority.
Civilians who apply for a U.S. Army Europe driver's license become subject to AER 190-1 and imply consent to disciplinary actions by the CMAA if found in violation of the law, said Georgia Harville-Hummel, Chief of International Affairs at the Stuttgart Law Center.
Civilians caught driving under the influence of alcohol with a BAC level of 0.1 and above may be fined more than Ac'A!1,000 and issued penal orders by local courts upon request of the district attorney, she added. A penal order is a summary judgment - a criminal fine.
"Penal orders have harsher consequences than a traffic ticket," Harville-Hummel said. "It's more of a criminal misdemeanor kind of judgment."
When a civilian does not pay a penal order, German authorities will order confinement in lieu of payment for a number of days corresponding to the amount of the fine, she said.
Depending on their BAC, civilians will also have their driver's license suspended or revoked.
U.S. Forces are bound by agreement to revoke a USAREUR license for as long as the German government requires, but they may also extend the period of punishment.
In addition, USAREUR may indefinitely revoke driving privileges for individuals who have multiple violations, she added.
To provide more ways to avoid drinking and driving, many Army units provide assistance to Soldiers who make the right choice.
For example, the 52nd Signal Battalion Headquarters, Headquarters Detachment, keeps a taxi fund available.
"There's no reason why someone can't pay a taxi driver because we have money available," said Sgt. 1st Class Todd Parsons, detachment sergeant. "A lot of Soldiers use the taxi fund. It's a lot better than getting picked up for DUI."
Parsons also tells Soldiers to drink responsibly and never hesitate to ask for a lift if they have been drinking. They can also use public transportation, use one of two German taxi services that can come on post, or use a designated driver.
Regardless of the method, avoiding DUI is vital for protecting a military career, Goble added.
"If you're going to have anything to drink, do not drive," Goble said. "A Ac'A!20 cab ride, that's not going to end a career; a DUI could."


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Time stands still for Jersey Central's venerable F3's... Come to ground level, click HERE or Railroad: Jersey CentralLocomotive: EMD F3(A)Location: Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USALocomotive #: CNJ 56-57Train ID: UnknownPhoto Date: January 17, 2009
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So long, mullets! Family-of-four re-enter the world after spending one year living like it's 1986 with no cellphones or internet
A family-of-four have told how they went for one year living like it was 1986 with no cellphones, iPads or computers to distract them from conversation.
Blair McMillan, 27, his partner Morgan Patey, 28, and their sons Trey, five, and Denton, three, from Ontario, Canada, even changed their appearances for the duration, donning Eighties-style haircuts and clothing.
They told MailOnline today following the completion of their project on Monday that it was a 'great experience', forcing them to 'hang out as a family' but on the downside, they felt 'out of the loop from the rest of the world.'
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Retro-look: Blair McMillan, 27, his partner Morgan Patey, 28, and their sons Trey, five, and Denton, three, have told how they went for one year living like it was 1986 with no cellphones, iPads or computers
'It's going to be a slow transition getting back to 2014,' Mr McMillan a former insurance worker-turned-stay-at-home-dad said.
'We just trying to find a happy medium when it comes to technology. It's surreal, everything changed for so long.'
Cable television, flat-screen television, DVD player, internet, cellphones, computers, kindles, digital cameras, GPS
Rotary telephone, cassette player, film cameras, VCR machine, road maps, AM/FM radio, Nintendo games console, Micro Machines, mullets, perms, trips to the bank
Ms Patey added: 'I thought Blair was mad when he suggested doing this whole thing but it's made me realize how much time we wasted. We seem much more relaxed now not checking in on email or Facebook all the time.'
The one thing she's less thrilled about however, is Mr McMillan's still intact mullet which she says 'adds 20 years on him.'
The father-of-two was inspired to rewind to 1986 - the year he and Ms Patey were born - when he noticed how their sons had become 'tethered' to technology.
He spontaneously moved his family into a house built in the Eighties with retro decor and packed up every gadget.
television was banned along with the internet, PS3, DVDs and other electronic
devices that weren't around in 1986. On car journeys a map would be
used instead of GPS.
Before: The parents said they were inspired to rewind to 1986 - the year they were born - after noticing how their sons had become 'tethered' to technology
Authentic: The family changed their appearances for the duration, donning Eighties-style haircuts and clothing
The only 'high-tech' forms of entertainment allowed included a rotary telephone, radio cassette player, Nintendo game console and VHS machine. An adopted dog also offered another source of play for the children.
Ms Patey became an avid cook, rustling up recipes from her childhood including banana cake and chocolate chip cookies - much to her husband's delight.
'When we're out in public and you see everybody on their phones, it's almost like walking out into a different world'
Four months into the experiment Mr McMillan said he was already looking at the world with new eyes.
'It's a really surreal feeling because our family has changed so much but nobody else has changed,' he told World News.
'So you see everybody with their technology so much more because when we're out in public and you see everybody walking around on their phones, at coffee shops on their laptops. It's almost like walking out into a different world.'
He said that in public people would often laugh at his family because of the way they looked - especially when it came to the hair.
Shift in dynamics: The family spent more time together outside after cable television was banned along with the internet, DVDs and other electronic devices that weren't around in 1986
Friday night in: The only 'high-tech' forms of entertainment allowed included a rotary telephone, radio cassette player, Nintendo game console and VHS machine
Mr McMillan and his sons grew mullets while Ms Patey went to get her bangs cut and learned how to backcomb her curly hair.
But a lot of friends and family also told them how much they admired their perseverance.
'A couple of people have said to us they wish they could do it, they wish they had the opportunity to do this.'
Asked what he will miss most about living in the Eighties, Mr McMillan jokingly said 'the hair'.
However, he added on a more serious note: 'I'll just miss relaxing in the family room, while the kids play and there's no distractions and I'm not caught up in my phone.'
Looking to the future: Both Mr McMillan and Ms Patey said the year-long experiment has caused them to adopt a different approach to parenting
Both Mr McMillan and Ms Patey said the year-long experiment has caused them to adopt a different approach to parenting.
In the future there will be more emphasis on having the children 'play with toys, using their imagination, building' rather than handing over the iPhone.
They still do not have internet installed in their home but their cellphones are back up and running.
Mr McMillan says he plans to keep one room in the property Eighties-themed as a memento of their time travel journey.
Ms Patey, a former pharmaceutical worker, also has plans to write a book about the experience.
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Ben Younger wrote and directed the inspirational movie, which Open Road will release in November
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Animated comedy takes on newcomers "London Has Fallen" and Tina Fey's "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" this weekend
Similarly to its predecessor, "London Has Fallen" is getting terrible reviews from critics ahead of its Friday release
Drone strikes and terrorist retaliation give way to a story that relies upon our hero nailing every shot while being missed by thousands of bullets in England's capital city
Scottish actor is joined by Morgan Freeman, Aaron Eckhart and Angela Bassett on the red, white and blue carpet to celebrate the sequel to 2013's hit "Olympus Has Fallen"
Clint Eastwood-directed movie will open in theaters September 9, 2016
"The Peanuts Movie" is second and "Love the Coopers" takes third but "The 33" can't dig out and "My All-American" fumbles
"Hoosiers" and "Rudy" writer Angelo Pizzo directs a schmaltzy football film that's so gravely square that it plays like unintentional parody
The Warner Bros. drama stars Tom Hanks, Aaron Eckhart, Laura Linney and Jerry Ferrara
From "I, Frankenstein" to "Transcendence," Alonso Duralde, Inkoo Kang and James Rocchi pick their least favorite of the year
The year stands in stark contrast to 2013, which set a record as the highest-grossing ever but saw several very pricey bombs
On the day of his debut, Fox actor tells TheWrap whether he studied Aaron Eckhart or Tommy Lee Jones' villainous performance
Babak Najafi is directing the Gerard Butler action movie "London Has Fallen" for Focus and Millennium Films
The actor will play the same role Aaron Eckhart played in "The Dark Knight"
Focus Features is releasing the follow-up to "Olympus Has Fallen," which grossed nearly $100 million in the U.S.
Open Road will distribute "Spotlight," which Tom McCarthy is directing for Anonymous and Participant
Comedy Central host and Nerdist Industries CEO sits down with TheWrap to talk career reboots, surviving alcoholism, and creating things you love
J.C. Chandor is directing the drama, which will co-star Albert Brooks and Alfred Molina
There'll be a "Ride Along" sequel, "Frozen" is heading for $1 billion and did Lionsgate pick the wrong "Frankenstein"?
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We want an April showers baby!
I'll join you ladies! Cheers to our April showers babies! I'm on cycle 2, ttc #1. I'm excited to get another crack at it next week.
Baby dust, luck, and good vibes to you all!
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ME!!! I sure am hoping I have an April babe :)
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Hey Ladies!! Looks like there's quite a few of us trying for our April showers baby.. I'm so excited! I really have a good feeling this month!! I'm on CD 6, so I should O in about a week.. I started temping this cycle so I hope I'm able to confirm O this time.. GL Ladies!!!
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what? no one wants to comment on the films at the 70mm fest? Other commitments preventing me from trekking cross country to attend this.
what totally off the wall films for the 70mm Fest – oh it's more enticing now.
have the film's for July's 70mm film fest been announced yet?
Looking forward to the John Barry tribute May 16 – 21!
There was a showing of The Poseidon Adventure at the Castro a few years back, which was the event I mentioned in the above post. So while it might not have played as first run, it has been there at least once as a revival.
The marquee had two subsequent color schemes after the 1970s colorful one so recently recreated:
—A late 70s or early 80s one which was light cocoa brown with white and dark blue accents (this is how it looked when I first photographed and attended movies there in 1984.
—A 1990s (?) very bland light tan, beige and white color scheme, recently consigned to blessed oblivion by the current colors.
Nope, this marquee was put up especially for the filming of "Milk." Odd that they chose Poseidon Adventure, as I don't think it ever played the Castro first-run.
Question for all you Castro-ites: Anybody know why the drab looking stripes on the exterior were not re-painted red? And did the marquee fade into that drab color over the years, or was it actually painted that color after the 70's ?
Actually this showing was a special event featuring a Q & A session with Carol Lynley. Ms.Lynley stayed at the hotel where I work and could not have been nicer.
I wonder if they were running that film in some kind of cross-promotion of the dismal remake that came out last year.
I met John Waters in 1983 after a screening of "Pink Flamingos". That was at the TLA Theater in Philadelphia. He's an interesting guy.
I had the good fortune of attending a screening of "Pink Flamingos" at the Castro in 1989. It started my love affair woth both classic theaters and John Waters' movies!
If you go the beautful Castro theatre be sure and dress warm. It is freezing. It is not as bad as it was last year, when I attended a showing of In Cold Blood in 4 layers of clothes, but it is still really cold.
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It's 70mm week at San Francisco's Castro Theatre. Just got back from the 70mm showing of Patton. Looked great on the big Castro screen. Not curved but still looked good with a great stereo. If you live near the SF area check out 70mm this week. Many are brand new 70mm prints. Some are blow ups from 35mm to 70mm. Sept 18 'Patton' Sept 19/20 'Lord Jim' Sept 21-'Ghostbusters'/Lifeforce Sept 22/23-Lawrence Of Arabia Sept 24-Starman Sept 25/26-2001:A Space Odyssey Sept 27-Total Recall/Terminator 2:Judgement Day. Check these prints out at the Castro Theatre this week! The Castro is one of the few theatres in the SF Bay Area that can still run 70mm. Give them your support. And next year let's bring in some of the 70mm roadshow music films. Yes the roadshow days are back this week only in San Francisco California. More info at www.castrotheatre.com for times.
David Hegarty keeps the art of the pipe organ alive at the Castro Theater
By Teresa Bergen
Musical trends change all the time. But decisions to dispense with a ukulele or add another guitar are nothing beside the tumultuous history of the theater organ. These huge instruments require space, installation and upkeep, as well as musical skills few people possess.
The Bay Area is lucky to have more than its share of pipe organs installed in theaters, as well as several gifted individuals who can play them, with the Castro Theater boasting one of the best organs in the country, and one of the few that is played every night.
David Hegarty, the Castro's full-time organist, is remarkably modest and distinguished for a San Francisco celebrity. When asked about his local fame, he smiles discreetly and admits to often being recognized on the street. "It's a unique position for an organist," he says. "Even on the concert circuit you don't play to this big an audience, usually."
The Castro's organ is played during intermission before the last two shows of the night. The theater organ, an adaptation of the classical organ, was created to replace pit orchestras and accompany silent movies. When talkies came, organs were relegated to intermissions. Their heyday was in the '20s, and by the '50s their popularity was on the wane, with most organs removed from theaters by the '60s.
Then a strange thing happened. In the '70s, certain pizza parlor owners decided theater organs were the perfect accompaniment to family dining, and pipe organs began their comeback.
The Castro Theater's original organ was installed in 1922. But like most theaters, it joined the organ removal trend when old-time music went out of style. The Castro remained organless until the early '70s, when then-owner Mel Novakoff decided his traditional-style movie house needed a special touch. He rented an electronic organ and placed its speakers in the pipe chambers. This was the organ on which Hegarty began his 18-year (so far) gig at the Castro.
A few years later, around 1980, the Taylor family approached the Castro, seeking a home for their pipe organ. The Castro agreed to take it on, thus beginning a three-year remodeling adventure. The new organ was bigger than the original, so the pipe chambers had to be overhauled and a new room built to house the larger blowers. "The organ was restored to absolute pristine condition," Hegarty said.
The console of the new organ was built in 1925, and was installed at the State (now Palms) Theatre in Detroit. The pipework was gathered from various Wurlitzers around the country. Like the Castro's organ, Hegarty, too, is from Michigan. He began playing accordion at age 7, then organ at age 14. By the time he was 15 he was playing in churches. Hegarty has managed to turn his early interest into an astounding career. He earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree, and did doctoral studies in classical organ. Now he teaches workshops around the country on his Intro to Organ Playing method book, composes and publishes church music, and plays at the Castro almost every night, as well as performing in local churches and concert halls nationwide.
According to Hegarty, Jesse Crawford is the man who invented the theater organ style. "We all emulate him," he said. "He played at the New York Paramount in the '20s." Hegarty's personal role model is radio and TV organist John Gart. "I emulate his style more than anyone else's," Hegarty said.
He got to know Gart in his old age, and inherited Gart's whole library of original organ music. When Hegarty plays at the Castro, he tries to match his intermission selections with the movie. "In the case of musicals, it's handed to you," he said.
Hegarty tries to find some musical connection—theme music, songs in the mood of the movie, music from the era when the movie is set. "After you've played these for years, you begin to remember songs that showed up even incidentally in movies," he said.
Hegarty has seen a lot of films, his favorite being Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound, both for the picture and the soundtrack. Every performance ends with the Castro Theater's theme song, "San Francisco." "I don't know how many thousands of times I've played that song in the last 18 years," Hegarty says, smiling good-naturedly.
Thanks Simon for your great report. I seem to remember the story of the paint junk the Blumenfields put on the front and it flooding the marquee. One of these days I hope someone will come along and paint the front of the Castro and the Marquee. The stale light color it is now doesn't show off the front like the Castro needs. Bring on the greens, oranges, red, yellow and pink. Make it look like a art deco Miami Theatre in San Francisco. I think they have a law in SF, no flashing neon. Seems the front did flash neon at one time? Now the inside, have you ever been to the Stanford Theatre in Palo Alto CA. check out the dark blue lights up in the ceiling during a film showing. This is what the Castro needs. Also on the bottom of the curtain a small border light tray, with a variety of color you can change per movie theme. I remember as a kid going to all the Golden State Theatres in California when they closed the curtain between previews and the main feature they had a dark blue/red light on the curtains as they moved, some of this light went on the bottom of the screen, it was the best in showmanship. Next time I see the Nassers I will talk to them again about adding some color inside. Maybe when no one is watching we can change some bulbs if they don't!
Hi Terry… your "lighting" comments are so true in every aspect and YES, blue lamps should be used during screening times. Lighting in theaters is so very important. READ ON…
When I was co-doorman with the infamous Jim Lewallen from 1994-2001, I was part of a crew who replaced ALL of the multi-colored bulbs in the massive chandelier. This was a huge task resulting in a two-hour lowering session. We found various old and dated notes from earlier employees who had performed this exciting task and I added my name!
We often experienced electrical shorting-out problems with the original footlights because of the huge overload of pink/red -mostly 45watt floods. So I was asked to work all night until noon the next day by disconnecting the system and boxing them in to never be used again. I wonder how many stars and curtain calls they had seen?
I also replaced the rotten lower masking (rags) with 24" high black painted plywood and was later asked to (reluctantly) board-over the oh-so beautiful original Parquet tiled stage with ugly black painted plywood.
Another Castro lighting project I personally triumphed, over was the completely forgotten lights framing the interior of the great arched window of the facade;
Entry was gained from the projection booth. I carried a large sack of new 60watt yellow bulbs and literally crawled up and over the 24" clearance between the wall and the towering window. Gingerly removing each burned out lamp they fell to their "death" at the base of the window, joining hundreds from the past years.
I also noticed small screw-in clips with wire and remnants of what looked like broken Neon tubing. These were located up, down and across the wooden square frames of the numerous small glass windows.
Owner, Ted Nasser, exclaimed to me that he had forgotten about this yellow illumination and had not seen it since his youth.
On a "wet" note; I was urgently called to the Castro one rainy night after the theater had been repainted. The drain plug in the marquee was blocked from a slew of trash and old scraped-off paint.
The irreplaceable framed structure had begun to seriously bow under the tremendous weight of the rain water and would nhave collapsed onto the sidewalk.
After "snaking" the badly clogged drain, water shot out of the sidewalk exit pipe like a Geyser gone crazy.
Ah the happy times memories associated with such a fabulous theater!
What a great time this past weekend at the Castro for the 85th anniversary. I have met with both Nasser brothers many times in the past year and have told them about having some color added to the indoor lights. I even offered to by the blue, green and red bulbs. Didn't hear a word. The whole place is lit up in the main theatre with gold and yellow lights on the curtains. The bulbs under the balcony lights need to be blue during the movie. Most are not working. The best place for some dark blue/red bulbs is on either side of the stage on the bottom of the organ loft curtains during a film showing. They have speakers blocking the side curtains. I wait for the day when the main big light on the ceiling can be re lit. Blue during the film on low with the intermission setting green, yellow and orange red combo. The same in the lobby, the candy counter is so dark I don't see how the help can make change. More ceiling lights need to be added above the consession stand. And the two big art deco lights in the lobby in place of boring white lights (always turned way to low) replace with some color lights. In the summer put in Blue on the bottom row Green on the next then Yellow on the top. In the winter put in Red on the bottom Orange on the next row top off with Yellow. These lights need to turned up, they are way to low now. The Nassers told me last year they are about to re do the electric in the theatre. Many times I have gone In and found the main theatre in the dark. Someone had to do something with the fuse box? Let't bring back some color at the Castro. With the new seats, great projection, Dolby Digital and 70mm this is a first class house. Thanks to Bill Longen for helping get this great San Francisco theatre back on track. When he brought back a 70mm print of It's A Mad Mad World last year he made special masking for the big screen so it fit. This is real showmanship!
You lucky, lucky people!
I was the manager of the Castro Theater when it suddenly closed because of the 1989 earthquake. The theater was only dark for about 30 days, not months as stated on this thread. There was a very hurried "restoration†of the auditorium because it was costing a bundle in lost revenue. Scaffold was raised in the entire interior of the auditorium, and a considerable amount of plaster decoration was taken down. There were plaster tassels and rope swags removed from the tented area around the chandelier. They were stacked in the lobby and taken "to storage†from whence, I doubt, they will ever be returned.
There was also a good deal of damage to the women's restroom and the manager's office the walls of both having collapsed onto the grand staircases. While this did not appreciably change the look of the lobby when repairs were finished, it did help delay reopening.
The console of the organ was badly damaged and required restoration, as did the organ pipe lofts on either side of the screen. In the upstairs booth the old carbon-arc projectors were violently moved from their original positions. Later newer projectors were installed (actually they were originally in the French Pavilion at the Seattle World's Fair) because the picture had to be considerably brightened to show Ted Turner's restored "Gone With the Wind.â€
Behind today's wide screen there was the original proscenium arch from the 1920s. I'm not certain it's even still there now. Because the picture in those days was square and quite small, in old movie palaces the screen was framed by elaborate plasterwork. The Castro's original proscenium was badly damaged in the quake and may have been removed by now. I doubt it would ever be restored.
During that time, with workmen coming and going, trucks and materials being unloaded, people from the community would dash past the "No Entrance†signs convinced the theater was being trashed into a tri-plex by the Blumenfeld organization. In fact, no such plan was ever seriously considered by the Blumenfelds. It was Mel Novikoff who had planned such a change before his death, but I don't think it ever went beyond the talking stages.
I've heard rumors that the neighborhood is changing to more of a straight/gay mix. This is thirdhand as I don't spend much time in SF. Unknown if this would change the programming at the theater.
Photos of the Castro Theatre make it look so much larger than a 1500 seat house. It certainly is beautifully designed.
Loutheatres said, "…despite the controversy over Monga's firing, they still do great programming."
There was no "controversy"; Monga butted heads with the owners of the theater, and they let her go. The rumors that flew in the media came from a case of sour grapes, and other wild claims were unfounded. Monga recently worked with the Castro to present NOIR CITY 5 (she's the programming director). So, I guess the "controversy" leveled at the theater was all for naught? Anyhow, the Castro Theatre is doing better than ever — and the last couple of times I was there, I wish I hadn't dressed so warmly (since it was so crowded) it got stuffy.
Besides, lots of really progressive and interesting things are in store this year!
The Times write-up spotlights their wildly successful "Noir City†film festival, now in its fifth year and probably their biggest annual event (now playing through February 4th).
Here's another excellent example of a restored old-time movie palace, serving up great classic cinema, to a large contemporary audience of enthusiastic and appreciative movie-going fans.


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The rumors are still going around that Beyonce' and Jay-Z may be expecting baby #2. Blue Ivy is 15 mths old already! Beyonce has said she wanted more kids and was spotted wearing an outfit that hid her stomach. Who knows....we will see. You can't hide it forever.


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I purchased custom milled massaranduba siding from Mr.Ben Baker.When the siding install began it was discovered that the siding hadunaccepable milling problems that were hindering installation and creating a finished product that lookedaweful. I stopped the job and contactedMr. Baker who visited the job site admitted that there wer issues with the milling then left.He contaced the mill to see if there was something they could do about it andthe owner of the mill said they were never doing business withBen Baker because hemissrepresents his products to his customers.It was stated thatMr. Baker never takes responsiblity for the problems that he causes and he has numberous occations provided substandard material to the mill causing milling deffects. The owner of the mill stated that they had severed any and all business relationships with Mr. Baker.
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He has cost me and my family the ability to move in our home. He has cost us $8500. We are pursuing legal recourse.
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