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In this course you are going to learn Hebrew right from scratch, with our special unique program that has proved itself for years, we are going to start with the basics and slowly get you up to a level where you have enough skills to get yourself around Israel, and have full basic conversations, without the use of english.
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|Lecture 1
Introduce you to some basic differences between English and Hebrew.
- English is written that way: --->, Hebrew is written that way <---
- In hebrew there are no capital letters.
- In hebrew, sometimes, a letter looks different in the end of a word.
Bonus: (will be covered in section 4)
- In Hebrew, adjective words comes after nouns, and not before like english, for example:
in Hebrew "great course" will be written as "course great" (קורס מעולה).
Remember, the noun is always first!
|Lecture 2
Other differences between the languages:
- Am, Is, Are - do not exist in Hebrew.
- Words in this lecture:
1) אני - ani - I am
2) אתה - ata - you (to a male)
3) הוא - hu - he
4) היא - she - he
5) את - at - you (to a female)
6) הם - hem - they (to a group of males)
7) הן - hen - they (to a group of females)
|Lecture 3
The basics, part 2.
Words in this section:
1) אתם - atem - You (to a group of males)
2) אתן - aten - You (to a group of females)
3) ה - Ha - The (in the beginning of a word)
Example: The Man - האיש
4) איש - Ish - Man
5) ב - be - In (in the beginning of a word)
Example: In the house - בבית (notice that there's no need for ה in this one).
6) טוב - tov - Good
7) ילד - Yeled - Boy
8) דוקטור - Doctor
9) בית - house
|Lecture 4
Demonstration of how to add Hebrew to your computer (based on Windows 8), and how to use a virtual Hebrew keyboard.
The keyboard web: http://mikledet.com/
you can also try:
http://cgate.co.il/convert/nikud.htm (this one is specially designed to write with vowel signs, might be useful for section 2)
Mac users: wiki explanation here (install Hebrew not Turkish of course :P )
Hebrew keyboards/stickers are sold in ebay, you can see here
But I really suggest that you create your own stickers! might be a good practice as well!
|Lecture 5
If you are completely new to the Udemy platform, this lecture will show you how to download and use our important extra materials!
|Lecture 6
Need help but don't know how to post a question? Don't worry, this lecture will set you up :)
|Quiz 1
|6 questions
This short quiz is just to help you make sure you've understood the basics right, if your grade is not 100 here, please repeat the last lectures, go through the extra materials as well for each lecture, and ask questions if you don't understand something!
|Section 1: The Hebrew "Alef Bet".
|Lecture 7
Introduction to the first section.
- You can download the extra materials in every lesson, which is some data about every letter learned in this lesson, we respectfully ask that you do not share this extra materials and use it for your own learning experience.
- Make sure you watch the lectures with 720p resolution.
- Have fun and good luck.
* Attention: at the mini overviews we will teach you some new words, and we will pronounce as if there are vowel signs (However, we will not write these signs), because the Hebrew language is commonly written without vowel signs, we will elaborate everything in the second section.
|Lecture 8
Learn the first 4 letters: א - Alef, ב - Bet. ג - Gimel, ד - Dalet.
|Lecture 9
Learn the next 3 letters: ה - Hey, ו - Vav, ז - Zain.
|Lecture 10
Words in this overview:
1) אבא - aba - Father/Dad
2) זה - ze - it/that
3) אגדה - agada - Legend
4) דג - dag - Fish
5) זהב - zahav - Gold
(Notice: The right way to write "Aba" with vowel signs is אָבָּא, but as we said before, for now we write the words without vowel signs, and the dot inside ב, count as a vowel sign.)
|Lecture 11
Learn the next 3 letters: ח - Het, ט - Tet, י - Yud.
|Lecture 12
Learn the next 3 letters: כ - Kaf, ל - Lamed, מ - Mem.
|Lecture 13
Words in this mini overview:
1) מזל - mazal - Luck
2) טוב - tov - good
3) כלב - kelev - Dog
4) מיטה - mita - Bed
5)אמא - ima - Mother
|Lecture 14
Learn the next 3 letters: נ - Nun, ס - Sameh, ע - Ain.
|Lecture 15
Learn the next 3 letters: פ - Pey, צ - Tsadi, ק - Kuf.
|Lecture 16
words in this mini overview:
1) מטוס - matos - plane
2) עין - ain - eye (same as the letter ע)
3) צבע - tseva - color
4) מלך - melech - king
5) סבא - saba - grandfather
|Lecture 17
Learn the last 3 letters: ר - Resh, ש - Shin, ת - Tav.
|Lecture 18
Words in this mini overview:
1) שלום - shalom - Hello / Peace
2) פרה - para - Cow
3) חתול - hatul - Cat
4) עצור - atsor - Stop
5) עכבר - achbar - Mouse
|Lecture 19
The final Overview for Section 1.
Extra materials attached:
A picture that includes all the letters and their default pronounciation,we highly recommend that you print it and hang it in your room.
|Lecture 20
|4 pages
Alphabet Super PDF contains everything you need to get 100 in the next quizes, download it, print it, and study it!
|Quiz 2
|28 questions
In this quiz you will need to recognize random letters from the hebrew language, Notice that this quiz is thorough and long, don't proceed before you are sure you understood section 1 entirely.
We urge you not to proceed to Section 2 before you got this quiz right!
This quiz contain 28 questions, and should take 15-20 minutes to complete.
|Quiz 3
|29 questions
Recognizing the letters sound (compared to english).
Fill the blanks with the english letter sound the same as the hebrew letter (Capslock off).
EXAMPLE: The sound of שׂ is the same as 's'. (without the ' ')
|Section 2: Pronouncing The Vowel Signs
|Lecture 21
Introduction to Section 2, 'Vowel Signs'.
|Lecture 22
Vowel signs make X (a random hebrew letter), sounds like Xa. (sounds the same as "cut", for example).
a : אָ אַ אֲ
Notice: Files Attached:
A.pdf - PDF of all pronounciations of 'a' attached
A.WMA - Sound for the PDF file.
Please notice that it is the same for all the vowel signs Lectures, And very important that you go through it.
|Lecture 23
Vowel signs make X (a random hebrew letter), sounds like Xe. (as in "pet", for example)
e: אֶ אֵ אֵי אֱ
Notice: PDF of all pronounciations of 'e' attached + WMA file for sound.
|Lecture 24
Words in this mini overview:
1) מַה - ma - What
2) אָז - az - Then
3) גַם - gam - Also
4) הֵם - hem - They (to a group of males)
5) זֶה - ze - It/That
6) כֵּן - ken - Yes
7) יֶלֶד - yeled - Boy
8) לָמָה - lama - Why
|Lecture 25
Vowel signs make X (a random hebrew letter), sounds like Xi. (as in "will", for example)
i: אִ אִי
Notice: PDF of all pronounciations of 'i' attached + WMA file for sound.
|Lecture 26
Vowel signs make X (a random hebrew letter), sounds like Xo, (as in "old", for example).
o: אֳ אֹ אוֹ
Notice: PDF of all pronounciations of 'o' attached + WMA file for sound.
|Lecture 27
Words in this mini overview:
1) אִם - im - If (Bonus: אָז - az - Then)
2) אוֹ - o - Or
3) כִּי - ki - Because
4) מִי - mi - Who
5) עִם - im - With (Practicly sounds the same as "אִם", but officialy ע and א pronounced differently)
6) מָקוֹם - makom - Place
7) תוֹדָה - toda - Thanks
|Lecture 28
Vowel signs make X (a random hebrew letter), sounds like Xu. (as in "udemy", for example).
u: אֻ אוּ
Notice: PDF of all pronounciations of 'u' attached + WMA file for sound.
|Lecture 29
Vowel signs make X (a random hebrew letter), sounds like Xe, but in the end of an english word, where the e is a "short" e, as in the end of the word "bronze", for example.
short e: אְ
Notice: PDF of all pronounciations of 'short e' attached + WMA file for sound.
|Lecture 30
Words in this mini overview:
1) הוּא - hu - He
2) מֵשוּלָש - meshulash - Triangle
3) תֻכִּי - tuki - Parrot
4) מִבְחָן - mivhan - Test
5) מִסְפָּר - mispar - Number
|Lecture 31
~~ Essential Extra Materials Attached! ~~
The big overview of all the vowel signs:
a : אָ אַ אֲ
e: אֶ אֵ אֵי אֱ
i: אִ אִי
o: אֳ אֹ אוֹ
u: אֻ אוּ
short e: אְ
Notice: extra materials attached:
Huge PDF file including all the letters and their pronounciations!
Big interactive presentation (with voice!), randomly including tons of different vowels!
A picture including all the different vowel signs, we highly recommend that you print it and hang it near the letters picture you've printed in the last section.
A picture with all the vowel signs names.
|Lecture 32
|26 pages
It is offered as a downloadable extra materials in the Overview lecture, we've put it here also because it might be more convenient, enjoy.
Don't miss the huge interactive presentation also offered as extra materials in the Overview lecture, it is a big help for you.
|Lecture 33
A demonstration video about how to use the virtual vowel signs keyboard.
|Quiz 4
|27 questions
Part one of the pronouncing quiz session, Good luck!
|Section 3: The language basics, and vocabulary enhancing.
|Lecture 34
|1 page
Written introduction for section 3.
|Quiz 5
|40 questions
In this quiz you are going to put the vocabulary you were building so far to a test, note that the words are going to be without vowel signs, because we need you to get used to read without vowel signs, since this is the common way words are written here in Israel (even on road signs). it's not going to be easy so get prepared.
|Lecture 35
Words in this lesson:
1) יֵש - yesh - There is (example: 'In the kitchen there is a thief' - "במטבח יש גנב")
2) לֹא - lo - No (reminder for you: כֵּן - ken - Yes)
3) עַל - al - On (Bonus: מִתָחַת - mitahat - Beneath)
4) רַק - rak - Only / Just (example for 'just': 'you are just a lier' - 'אתה רק שקרן')
5) שֶׁל - shel - Of (Can also mean "Belongs to")
6) יוֹם - yom - Day
7) רוֹב - rov - Most
Materials attached:
Over 40 extra one syllable words, Including mp3 files, Don't miss it.
|Lecture 36
Words in this lesson:
1) בַּיִת - ba it - House
2) דָבָר - davar - Thing
3) מִילָה - mila - Word
4) שֶׁלִי - sheli - Mine (Bonus: שֶלוֹ - shelo - His)
5) חָדָשׁ - hadash - New (Bonus: ישן - yashan - Old)
6) גָדוֹל - gadol - Big (Bonus: קָטָן - katan - Small)
7) יוֹתֵר - yoter - More (Bonus: פַּחוֹת - pahot - Less)
8) שָנָה - shana - Year (Bonuses: חוֹדֵש - hodesh - Month, שָׁבוּעָ - shavua - Week, יוֹם - yom - Day)
9) שָׁלוֹם - shalom - Hello / Peace
Extra materials attached:
Over 60 extra two syllable words with mp3 files attached!
|Lecture 37
Words in this lesson:
1) מְהַנדֵס - mehandes - Engineer
2) מְנַהֵל - menahel - Manager
3) בָּטָטָה - batata - Sweet Potato
4) אֲנָשִׁים - anashim - People / Men
5) עֲבוֹדָה - avoda - Work / Job
6) עַגבָנִיָה - agvaniya - Tomato
Extra materials attached: over 40 long words with mp3 files.
|Lecture 38
Words in this lesson:
1) טוֹסְטֵר - Toaster
2) בַּנָנָה - Banana
3) סטֵיק - Steak
4) רָקֵטָה - Rocket
5) פּוֹפּוּלָרִי - Populary
Extra materials attached: over 40 Loan words with mp3 files!
|Lecture 39
This is an Overview of all the pronouns in Hebrew.
1) אני - ani - I am (m & f)
2) אנחנו - anahnu - We are (m & f)
3) אתה - ata - You are (single m)
4) את - at - You are (single f)
5) אתם - atem - You are (group of m)
6) אתן - aten - You are (group of f)
7) הוא - hu - He is
8) היא - he - She is
9) הם - hem - They are (group of m)
10) הן - hen - They are (group of f)
Extra materials attached: Table's image. hang it.
|Lecture 40
The belongings of Hebrew:
1) שֵׁלִי - sheli - Mine
2) שֵׁלָנוּ - shelanu - Ours
3) שֵׁלְךָ - shelha - Yours (male)
4) שֵׁלָךְ - shelah - Yours (female)
5) שֵׁלָכֵם - shelahem - Yours (group of males)
6) שֵׁלָכֵן - shelahen - Yours (group of females)
7) שֵׁלוֹ - shelo - His
8) שֵׁלָה - shela - Hers
9) שֵׁלָהֵן - shelahen - Theirs (group of females)
10) שֵׁלָהֵם - shelahem - Theirs (group of males)
Table's image attached.
|Lecture 41
Singular and Plural, basic rules.
This is the most common effect of plurality:
Males: the 's' becomes 'ים', for example: dog-כֵּלֵב --> dogs-כְּלָבִים. (for male dogs, we will elaborate soon).
Females: the 's' become 'ות', for example: door-דֵלֵת --> doors-דְלָתוֹת. (in Hebrew door is at feminine form, we will elaborate soon).
Important: when the instructors says that when an object ends with 'ת' is a female, he means that it is most of the times, but not always, there are exceptions , only pure experience will get you to know the grammatical gender of every object in Hebrew.
Attached: more examples
|Lecture 42
In Hebrew we notice the gender of the animal, and word 'it-זֶה' changes from female to male.
זֶה - ze - it (male).
זוּ - zoo - it (female).
the same goes for objects, but you can't really know the gender of an object, right? it comes only by the experience of practicing in Hebrew, don't worry about it.
|Lecture 43
The Verbs
In Hebrew the verbs is a very topic, and not very simple to understand . The verbs can not be taught in several lessons,it takes years of practice to understand and recognise all the tenses and the conjugations. here we try to simplify it as much as possible. We give you the basic rules of verbs, but the vocabulary is endless, so with the basics and a very special website (down below) you will have the tools to practice and learn as many verbs as possible.
Verbs in the lesson:
1) כ.ת.ב - Write root.
2) א.ה.ב - Love root.
You don't need to completely know all the verbs in order to speak Hebrew, or to finish this course, but here are some tips how you can enhance your knowledge with verbs:
1) first, understand that every verb have at least 6 forms (pronouns x tenses).
2) In this site you can choose your verb in english, choose tense, gender and S/P, and get all it's forms, so every time you need a specific verb, check this site and enhance your vocabulary, save it to your favourites, this is very helpful (more information in the Bonus section).
|Lecture 44
The verb in this lesson: (root)
ר.ק.ד (contain the meaning of dance, as a verb).
with all of it's forms, as you can see, every verb have a lot of forms, depending on the gender, tense, and singular-plurality, newcomers (and sometimes even local Israelis) makes a lot of mistakes with it, so don't worry about it, know the root, and let the locals fix you when you make mistakes, this is the only way to learn, other than that, use the site we gave you in the last lesson to know specific forms of verbs if you have too, good luck.
|Lecture 45
This is a demonstration for how to use the online Verbs-Tool, Here's the link.
|Quiz 6
|24 questions
You've learned a lot of words in this section, some of then are really essential for section 4! so this quiz is to ensure you know them all.
Again the words are going to be without vowel signs, for the same reasons as the last vocabulary quiz.
|Quiz 7
|26 questions
In this quiz you are going to read and learn new words, it is highly recommended that you will write the words in your notebook to enrich your vocabulary. (I'm going to comment the word's meaning in english as well for you).
Note: this quiz is for you to test your progress so far, and how you can now practice your hebrew everywhere and learn new words.
|Section 4: Creating sentences
|Lecture 46
introduction to creating sentences
|Lecture 47
The most confusing difference between Hebrew and English, is that in Hebrew the noun always comes first, even if there's adjective attached to it, unlike english. Another example you are familiar with is "Mazal Tov", and here's why:
English - Good(adj) Luck(n), reminder: Luck - מזל - mazal, Good - טוב - tov.
Hebrew - mazal(n) tov(adj), see? the noun comes first.
|Lecture 48
Connections in this lesson:
בְּ - in/at. Example: בְּגָן - In a garden.
בַּ - in the / at the. Example: בַּגָן - In the garden.
It can also be used to refer time, for example: בְּשָׁלוֹשׁ - At three (o'clock).
גָן - gan - Garden.
שָׁלוֹשׁ - shalosh - Three.
|Lecture 49
Connections in this lesson:
1) הָ - The.
2) וְ - And.
Example: "The rooster and the chicken" - "הָתָרְנֵגוֹל וְהָתָרְנֵגוֹלֵת"
תָרְנֵגוֹל - tarnegol - Rooster
תָרְנֵגוֹלֵת - tarnegolet - Chicken
|Lecture 50
Connections in this lesson:
1) מִ - From.
2) לְ - To.
3) שְׁ - That.
"The woman than walked from Rehovot to Ashdod"
"הָאִישַה שְהָלכַה מִרחובות לְאשדוד"
הָלכַה - alcha - Walked (female,singular,past), Verb's root: ה.ל.ך.
אִישַה - isha - Woman.
|Lecture 51
Extra material attached:
Table with all the "To+Pronouns" words.
|Lecture 52
Tip: when you feel like you want to point at what you are talking about, you probably need to say "et" right before it.
|Lecture 53
Extra material attached:
Table with the basic and most important question words.
Pdf file with ALL the Hebrew question words.
|Quiz 8
|13 questions
This quiz is all about creating new sentences, it's mostly about connections, but it's important to remember the "noun comes first" rule because I'm going to test you on that as well.
Other than that, I expect you to know all the vocabulary learned so far, some of the questions are vocabulary based, including question words.
|Section 5: Sentences
|Lecture 54
Introduction to section 5 - Sentences
- As always, extra materials attached for each Lesson, don't miss any of it.
- Notebook can be very helpful in this section.
|Lecture 55
Sentence #1 (Introduction)
|Lecture 56
Sentence #2 (Visiting a Friend)
|Lecture 57
Sentence #3 (Transportation)
|Lecture 58
Sentence #4 (Booking)
|Lecture 59
Sentence #5 (Dining)
|Lecture 60
Sentence #6 (Leisure)
|Lecture 61
Sentence #7 (Medicine)
|Lecture 62
Sentence #8 (Travel)
|Lecture 63
Sentence #9 (Time)
|Lecture 64
Sentence #10 (Social)
|Section 6: Hebrew Handwriting
|Lecture 65
Hebrew Handwriting Introduction
|Lecture 66
Hand writing for the letters:
|Lecture 67
Handwriting for letters:
|Lecture 68
Handwriting For Letters:
|Lecture 69
Handwriting for letters:
|Lecture 70
Overview for all Hebrew script writing.
Extra materials attached: full picture of the Hebrew alphabet, printed and scripted.
|Quiz 9
|27 questions
So this quiz is very simple actually, I show you a handwriting letter, and you need to tell me which one is it.
This quiz is for you, to ensure yourself you know handwriting.
|Section 7: Bonus - tips to keep improving your Hebrew
|Lecture 71
That's the first Vocabulary enhancing exercise from our "Hebrew Vocabulary Enhancing" program.
Hebrew For Beginners students get a special price:
|Lecture 72
A great tip to enrich your vocabulary and enhance your Hebrew!
When you believe (Prince Of Egypt)
I'll make a man out of you (Mulan)
When you're feeling prepared, I highly recommend that you watch some full movies, like Prince Of Egypt, which is one movie that Hebrew is more suitable than English.
|Lecture 73
Here's the link to the website
Try to use it for at least 5-10 minutes a day, it is a nice boost to your Hebrew.
|Lecture 74
1 Joke per day, and you're on your way to master Hebrew, and maybe get funnier (or less funny).
|Lecture 75
Never stop to practice, enhance your vocabulary with our new program.
With the program you can have a wonderful and rich vocabulary, a constant way to practice.
|Section 8: Bonus - ETC
|Lecture 76
Counting in Hebrew, all the principles to count into infinity.
PDF files covers all the numbers, written in Hebrew with vowel signs as well.
|Lecture 77
|3 pages
The principles of the Hebrew Gemetry, also used in the Hebrew calendar.
|Lecture 78
Extra Materials Attached:
- Hebrew Months list with extra knowledge.
- Hebrew Gemetry (downloadable PDF of the last lecture).
- Awesome picture of the Hebrew months and their holidays.
|Lecture 79
|5 pages
List of all the Hebrew months, their length, their Holidays, and more.
|Lecture 80
|5 pages
Learning some slang in order to deal with the tourist's scammers.
|Section 9: Bonus - Helpful words (extra)
|Lecture 81
|1 page
MP3 file attached, listen as you watch the presentation.
|Lecture 82
|2 pages
All days of the week list, with some extra knowledge, and the seasons of the year.
MP3 file attached, listen as you watch presentation
Guy is an enthusiast Hebrew Instructor currently in Israel, but taught also in New-Zealand, and China.
Teaching Hebrew to 6 years old kids (1st grade) for more than 7 years (an assistant to Itzik Pinhasov).
Volunteerly teaching Hebrew to newcomers (especially from the US / Australia), mainly children, to "Taglit" participants, and IDF foreign volunteers.
"Hebrew is not only our language, it's our heritage, knowing Hebrew, even basic, is crucial for every Jewish living in this world" - Guy Ben Moshe - גיא בן משה.
Itzik is a Hebrew teacher with an experience of over 8 years in teaching.
Teaching thousands of students online world wide. For the past 8 years volunteered as a Hebrew tutor for newcomer families children (ages 7-12) . Have done countless Hebrew lessons for volunteered soldiers from abroad during his 3 year service in the IDF. Traveled to New Zealand and the states, and participated in Hebrew programs for children in Jewish schools and communities. With the assistance of Guy Ben Moshe , developed an easy way to learn and understand this ancient language. The system is unique and has been proven as useful by their large student community.
"We love what we do, and believe that In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn" - Itzik Pinhasov איציק פינחסוב


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Saturday is the fifth annual Westport Mini Maker Faire. We have a record number of activities and things for people of all ages to see and do.
We are also expecting a record 10,000 attendees to Connecticut's largest event focused on creativity and innovation!
Here's how you can make the most of your visit on Saturday, whether you're coming for some or all of the day.
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- 10 am – 4 pm Maker Faire Open
More details in the Official Program Guide.
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The address for your
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With 10,000 people expected, we have taken some innovative steps to ease access to and from the Faire.
If you live close enough, please walk.
If you drive, view the parking and trolley map. We have free shuttles courtesy of Building and Land Technology that will run continuously from 9 am – 5 pm.
The routes are:
Downtown: Westport Country Playhouse, Saugatuck Congregational Church, Town Hall, then the Maker Faire.
Train Station: Westport Train Station to Maker Faire.
Both shuttle services are free and will run continuously from 9 am – 5 pm.
If you want to ride but don't want to park, we have partnered with Uber. Sign up for your free account at: https://get.uber.com/go/WMMF2016 or use the Promo Code WMMF2016. Your first ride up to $20 is free. If you and someone else each sign up for a new account, you can each receive $20 worth of first rides free.
We have six different food companies offering food at the Faire. Find them in the Food Court.
Most of all, have a great day at Westport Mini Maker Faire 2016!

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A day dedicated to showcasing our student's achievements. All worthy projects or assignments from any curriculum or class can be shaped for presentation into one of these 3 forums.
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Central Florida FCA Area Director Waverly "Wave" Robinson, Jr. is a committed servant of Christ, husband, father, and friend. He and his wife Octavia have four young men and one young lady that they are molding and shaping in the image of Christ. Under the guidance of Dr. David Uth, pastor of First Baptist Church of Orlando, Wave serves in the student ministry, while Octavia serves in the children's ministry.
Originally from Miami, Florida Wave graduated from Miami Norland Senior High School as a two year lettermen in football and three year lettermen in track & field. Wave furthered his education at Bethune-Cookman University, earning a degree in Business Administration and continued his education by earning a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Phoenix, Orlando campus.
After a successful career with the brokerage and banking company, Charles Schwab Corporation as a Senior Investment Professional, Wave accepted the call from God into full-time vocational ministry in August of 2005. After serving the Orlando community as Youth Pastor at a local church, today Wave serves as the Central Florida Area Director for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Kim Boyce – Volusia County Area Director/ Missionary
Kim is the Area Director for Volusia County & Sanford, she has been on FCA staff since 1995. Kim recently returned home to Central Florida after serving God faithfully in Thomasville, GA and Metro Atlanta. Her FCA leadership roles have included Regional Director of Staff Development & Training and Director of Black Mountain Girls Multi-sport Camp. A graduate of Edgewater HS, she is excited about developing the ministry close to home in Volusia County and Sanford. A tireless servant, Kim also enjoys working out, playing tennis and running, and has completed three half marathons.
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2014. He is answering God's call to ministry after a 14 year career
in the Public School Education System. During that time Shanon has served
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assistant principal. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Special Education from
Clearwater Christian College & a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership
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FL. He has a passion to to see High School And College coaches
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Neal has been on staff since September 2011. Neal is answering God's call to ministry after a career in medical sales. In addition to serving as an FCA parent volunteer, Neal has served in various volunteer roles working with youth through local churches and organizations. He has also been involved with sports as both an athlete and youth coach. Natives of Central Florida, he and his family attend Summit Church.
Gloria Solis - Orange County Area Representative / Missionary
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August 2013-June 2014 then transfer to the Central Florida team. She graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor Degree in Organizational
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Emmelyne Alphonse - Office Manager
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influential audience. He has been tabbed "UCF Sports Pastor" and
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Virginia has served with FCA as a volunteer parent for years. She is currently working as the Lake County Area Director
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The move was designed to appease Islamic groups in the country, who have ruled the streets for nearly two decades, where thousands of Somalians have been killed and today, pirates control the coastline.
The new government, under Prime Minister Umar Abdi Rashid Ali Sharamke, hopes that Sharia law will help restore some kind of "normalcy" to the beleaguered nation.
Meanwhile, Sharia continues making headway in Europe.
In France, a court granted an annulment to a Muslim man who claimed his bride wasn't a virgin.
In Denmark, imams (Islamic religious leaders) have sentenced disobedient Muslims according to Sharia law, effectively bypassing the Danish legal system.
In Britain, nearly 40 percent of the Muslim population is lobbying for the implementation of Sharia law.
Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, said that adopting Sharia law "seems unavoidable" because Muslims don't relate to the British legal system.
According to Williams, adopting Sharia law would strengthen the nation's social cohesion.
In Switzerland, an anthropology professor at Fribourg University said adoption of Sharia law would smooth out multicultural issues.
Italy's Supreme Court recently acquitted the parents and eldest brother who had "brutally beaten" a teenage daughter for dating a non-Muslim, ruling that she had been beaten "for her own good."
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The licking or eating in and around the ass.
Baby, that ass is so fine that I'm gonna toss your salad. I bet I'll cum just from licking inside of your sweet ass.
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To insert the tongue into the ass of another person.
After a long hard day at the office, my boss likes to toss my salad before sending me home.
додав Ginza 24 Жовтня 2003
to lick out an asshole
hey buddy, you wanna toss my salad after we finish watching the antique roadshow?
додав fartsniffer 25 Травня 2002
prepare lettuce appropriate for consumption
For dinner, people will often toss salad to serve as a first course
додав Rod Munch 09 Серпня 2003
eating out the asshole
Chris W., did you get your salad tossed by Kelly last night
додав 413 02 Січня 2005
when a man or woman licks another man or woman's ass.
damn, that chop is wild. she tossed my salad the first night i met her...
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Most men are afraid to toss salad for fear of the homosexual conotation.
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'Driving America': A Cultural Road Trip Through Time
Hide captionThe Ford Model T "changed automobiles from being pleasure vehicles to being passenger vehicles," says Henry Ford Museum curator Bob Casey. Above, a 1909 red Model T on display at the museum, in Dearborn, Mich.Courtesy of the Henry Ford Museum
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The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., is to automobiles what the National Gallery is to art.
The museum has just opened a new exhibit called "Driving America" that looks at the automobile from the point of view of the driver. Curators say they hope the new exhibit will encourage visitors to consider — and maybe reconsider — their own cars and driving habits.
At the museum, there's everything from a yellow Corvette to a red Model T. As you look through the cars, you can see the history and the promise of the American auto industry.
Bob Casey, the museum's senior curator of transportation, is our tour guide through an exhibit that charts how cars evolved from an overgrown toy to the piece of machinery that most defines American life.
"The car that marks the big demarcation point is this red Ford," says Casey, pointing to a 1909 Model T.
Contrary to popular belief, they weren't only made in black.
"Only 11 1/2 million were," he says. "And this is what changed automobiles from being pleasure vehicles to being passenger vehicles. It is easily the most significant car of the 20th century, and I haven't seen any vehicle yet that has been as transformative as the Model T was."
Next up: a 1966 Toyota Corona — short, boxy and blue — which Casey says marked another significant milestone.
"This car and a very similar car from Nissan, called a Datsun 510 — these two cars are what really gave the Japanese a foothold in the American market," he says.
There are dozens of cars here: The first Volkswagen Beetle from 1949, a '70s Chrysler Newport sedan that's longer than a modern Chevy Suburban.
Finally, we come to the early 2000s, and a Toyota Prius and Dodge Ram truck.
"On purpose, they represent two extremes of what people want out of a vehicle," Casey says. "And in essence ... to each visitor, we're saying, 'What do you think a car should be? Which direction should we be going in the future?' "
Casey, who walks to work at the car museum every day, says eventually our relationship with the automobile will have to change. But this time, instead of changing by accident, we're going to have to think about it first.


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Watching BBT Mar 28 calls to buy @ $.50 or less.
Picked up BBT Mar 28 calls today @ $.43. Was happy with my entry price. Hope this works out better than last time I played calls.
this idiot won't buy, you'll see, and then he is gonna turn around and tell you to sell instead
Sold Mar $28 puts @ $.79 for about a 40% gain. Not too bad for a 1 day trade.
it's always good to get confirmation that you truly are an idiot inlet
i don't think you paid attention in school -- were you skipping a lot?
Is that before of after he pops the scrips he stole from mom's medicine cabinet. lmmfao
Boater You clearly do not understand the bucket. He's a hedge fund manager who graces us with his insight in between dates with Giselle and holiday trips around the world. Probably lunches with The Donald and has a brownstone off the park.
Chuck Swindol said in Attitude: "life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react to it." There are many holes in funnie's bucket but they won't stop me from wishing you both to have a good weekend. Gotta run and cash a check, today's payday!
Barfbucket is a pimple faced teenage troll who is lucky if he can afford a Coke at the local convenience store.
My advice is put him/her/it on Ignore.
Bought puts again - Mar 28 $.55 and lower.
Wiggins, you are wasting your time replying to Barfbucket. Options are higher risk but higher return (% of investment). Barfbucket is too stupid to understand that.
It is simple - I buy puts @ $.55. If the go to $.75 I make around 35%. Let's say I buy 35 puts (cost about $1950 including commissions). When I sell say at $.75 I get $2625 (Say $2600 after commissions) for A $750 profit.
Now to short 3500 shares of BBT I have to put up about $50,000 or so of collateral (half the cost of BBT at $38.50 X 3500). By the time BBT falls $.60-.75 the puts should be worth $.75. So for $50,000 of collateral I make say $1,800.
I consider options an efficient use of money to make short term bets.
Hope all is going well with you.
Let's say you have a job that pays you $20.00 an hour. You'd have to work 37.5 hours to GROSS $750.00. To NET $750.00 you'd have to work closer to 50 hours. That's real time for real money, big guy, not funnie's fantasy. You know, that all about YOU place, where you spend your days pretending while posting to yourself.


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(brin-ner) adj. breakfast eaten at the time in which you eat dinner.
for brinner, i had pancakes with a side of bacon.
by David Sanchez April 02, 2006
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Having a traditional breakfast meal at dinnertime.
I.e. Bacon, Eggs and Coffee.
I.e. Bacon, Eggs and Coffee.
"What you doin?"
"Havin' brinner."
"The hell is that?"
"Bacon, eggs and some OJ."
"It's 9pm?!"
"Havin' brinner."
"The hell is that?"
"Bacon, eggs and some OJ."
"It's 9pm?!"
by jgomes87 March 08, 2014
A breakfast dish made for dinner
Hunter wanted breakfast for dinner . We love brinner because we can eat our beeakfast for dinner. Ryder made brinner for lunch and dinner.
by Wolfs Hook May 07, 2015
Dinner and Breakfast combined. It should be between 3am and 6am.
Let's have Brinner this weekend !
by thesidmania October 24, 2015
A combination of breakfast and dinner, much like 'brunch' (breakfast and lunch).
A classic example of Brinner is bacon and ice-cream.
A classic example of Brinner is bacon and ice-cream.
"Yesterday I had chicken and waffles for dinner."
"DAMN DUDE!! You got Brinner!"
"DAMN DUDE!! You got Brinner!"
by AniMality April 16, 2008
That wonderius stage between breakfast and dinner. Fatties of the world unite!
I know I've just had breakfast, and the next meal is obvs dinner (then tea!), but I just need a snack. Good job it's brinner time!
by Nichole Merrington May 27, 2014
My women made me brinner. It consisted of sausages, bacon, fried spinach, hash browns and fried mushrooms and tomato on toast.
If you treat a women right, you can have brinner once a week.
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No. 8: Adam Parks of the Charles Town Cannons was able to toss a perfect game in a win over Woodstock.
Charles Town made its debut in 2013 as an offspring of the former Luray Wranglers and had impressive opening season in the VBL.
The Cannons finished second in the Northern Divison and earned a playoff spot in their inaugural season, four years faster than the Luray team. It was quite an accomplishment for a team which had players coming in from all over the country and from a vast number of colleges and who met just weeks before the season opener.
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2007 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 SLT 4dr Quad Cab SB (5.7L 8cyl 6M)
I bought this truck new and it has the 5.9 HO diesel engine. This is a great truck for pulling a trailer with a loader on it, or pulling your 20' boat to the lake. I now have 35500 miles on it and the fuel mileage keeps improving. Currently averaging 16.5 to 18 mpg at 65 mph. One thing that I would say is get a manual transmission instead of the 4-speed automatic. My last truck was a 1998 dodge 2500 that had a manual instead of the automatic and I got 2 to 3 mpg better fuel mileage. I have not had any problems with this truck and overall would recommend it to my friends.
5.9 Liter HO Cummins Engine, Manual shift on the fly 4X4, Power heated mirrors, Big Horn edition.
Steps to get in and out of the truck.
The 6.7L diesel has major problems. The engine clogs. I have had the truck contantly into the shop. Dodge does not have parts available and does not seem to have a fix designed. The engine parts need to be replaced or cleaned constantly. The fuel economy and power drop with each trip to the dealer. I seriously recommend NOT buying a Dodge with this engine. I paln to try to get different truck via the lemon laws in our state. The truck has been in the shop for the same problem over and over and is going in again soon.
Fix engine!!!!!!!!
This vehicle is a the worst reliable truck I ever owned. It has been in the repair shop 8 Times with emissions problems, 1-rear end, and 1 front wheel hub. It appears these diesels made after Jan 2007 are a enviromental emissions nightmare and have to be serviced every 1,000 miles or they plug up the converter, egr valve, and egr cooler. They charge from $350-$1000 each time, I understand the 2008's have the same problem.
They might test these new emissions systems before the sell them to people.
I bought the truck to tow a 6,000 lb travel trailer with room to upgrade to something heavier. Our first outing netted 13 mpg at the California mandated 55 mph towing speed limit. It achieves about 22 mpg sans trailer. The driver's door shudders on bumpy roads and is poorly sealed. The transmission shifts down quite hard when coming to a stop. Cruise controls are very awkward. Very rough riding. Love the Cummins 6.7 liter. It has yet to shift down out of 6th gear on cruise control. We now have 1500 miles on it and look forward to thousands more.
The Cummins engine. It fits in my garage.
For towing RV's, could be lower and more comfortable for long range driving. Better control ergonomics - paddle shifters, adaptive cruise control, gas pedal too vertical, sharp front edge of seat, climate control option, adaptive suspension (stiff loaded, soft in cruise mode), dip stick tough read.
I recently purchased my 2007 Ram Quad Cab 4x4 with the new 6.7 Cummins. Wow what a powerful machine. The 325hp is apparent when you hammer the throttle. Mileage wise not to bad either 15/18 only 4,000 miles on it so should get better as it breaks in. Comfortable seats but agree with other reviews that the material is a little soft. See over time how it wears.
Cummins power, roomy interior, under seat storage, Sirius radio, exhaust brake, and the get out of my way front end.
Factory tube steps or steps of some sort would make it easier for smaller framed people to get in and out of as it sits high.
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U.N.: 43 peacekeepers detained in Syria
UNITED NATIONS -- An armed group detained 43 U.N. peacekeepers during fighting in Syria early Thursday and an additional 81 peacekeepers are trapped, the U.N. said.
The peacekeepers were detained on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights during a "period of increased fighting between armed elements and the Syrian Arab Armed Forces," the office of U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement.
It said an additional 81 peacekeepers are "currently being restricted to their positions in the vicinity of Ar Ruwayhinah and Burayqah."
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There's a number of fights Ward could have minus Froch/Kessler and anyone at 175. Rodriguez, Stevenson, Oosthuzien or Steiglitz. All good opponents but easy enough for Ward to win after an injury. Then he's only business at 168 would be the winner of Froch/Kessler. If he doesn't want to rematch them then he should really be going up to 175 and possibly fighting Dawson again, or looking at Clev, Cloud or Shumenov. The Clev fight makes a lot of money in the UK. Cloud (considering he gets past Hopkins) is a good all American clash.
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Cinécole: and the winner is...
The Cinécole contest is now closed. Three Canadian classes have been selected to receive the visit of a cinema professionnal before the end of the school year: one class from the Collège Marie-de-France in Montréal, one from the collège Charles-Lemoyne of Longueuil (QC), and one of the Ecole Amirault of Dieppe (NB).read more
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A fairly new local group is holding a rather large event this week that's drawing people from across the country.
The North American Bluebird Society's 36th Annual Conference is taking place in Aiken, starting Thursday and running through Saturday. The South Carolina Bluebird Society, established in Aiken, is hosting the event.
The South Carolina Bluebird Society started with about 20 members in October 2010. The group was founded originally as the Central Savannah River Bluebird Society by current President Jim Burke with the help of members Roger Brock and Ron Brenneman. Now, the nonprofit group has grown to more than 130 members.
The purpose behind the Bluebird Society is to promote education and help preserve bluebirds and other cavity nesters. The local chapter has established several bluebird trails by installing nest boxes around the county to give the birds a place to nest and for its young to successfully fledge.
Burke said the local society chapter was asked to host the conference in the spring of 2011, just months after the group formed. He said he was a bit shocked, but also honored that the group was asked to take on such a task.
"Our members have been amazing on volunteering to do different things," Burke said.
According to Terry McGrath, who edits the local group's newsletter, they have 168 registrants for the conference coming from 22 states, two provinces in Canada and one from Germany.
McGrath said between Burke's vision, the City's cooperation and the help behind the scenes from Society members as well as other residents, the event is coming together nicely.
The conference has several field trips and tours planned that will take attendees through a variety of local natural spots, including the Silver Bluff Audubon Center in Jackson, Hitchcock Woods and Phinizy Swamp in Augusta, just to name a few.
Burke added that the community has really stepped in and participated in the organization of the event. He said the City's tourism office and the Aiken Downtown Development Association has been extremely helpful. Local artists have donated items for the silent auction. Area experts and professors have stepped up to offer their time and knowledge during tours. Burke said it's been a bit overwhelming, and he's thankful for everything that has been done to help the local chapter put together this conference.
"I'm kind of blown away by the support of so many," Burke said.
Brenneman added that the South Carolina Bluebird Society is excited to show off Aiken and all it has to offer.
"It is an honor that they asked us to do this – by the time they asked us, we were less than a year old," Brennaman said. "We're really looking forward to it."
Amy Banton is the County reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the publication since May 2010.


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Let X be a space that is the union of subspaces S1, ..., Sn, each of which is homeomorphic to the unit circle. Assume there is a point p of X such that Si ∩ Sj = {p} for i ≠ j.
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Overnight fire damages portion of Mill Village lumber company
MILL VILLAGE -- Piles of hardwood continued to burn on Tuesday as officials at Shetler Lumber Co. surveyed the damage caused by a late-night fire that was possibly sparked by a lightning strike Monday.
The processing end of the lumber company founded by Noah Shetler in 1994 was closed Tuesday, although its store was open, as a state police fire marshal studied the remains of a 60-by-250-foot building that burned to the ground.
The fire was reported at 10:02 p.m. Monday. Some fire officials who responded to the fire call said they believed lightning set it off, said Tricia Cook, office manager for Shetler Lumber. The fire marshal who visited the site Tuesday was checking with the National Weather Service to confirm any local lightning strikes, she said.
The building, the biggest on the Shetler Lumber property on Route 6, was fully involved in fire when the first of eight area volunteer fire departments reached the scene, said Kevin Orr, chief of the Mill Village Volunteer Fire Co.
The fire was contained to the building, although a few nearby "weed patches" caught on fire, Orr said.
"The wind proved a little bit of a challenge" in fighting the fire, according to the chief.
There were no injuries in the fire. Crews remained on the scene until 4:48 a.m. Tuesday.
The building that burned contained Shetler Lumber's grading and trim lines, as well as two loaders and a forklift that were stored inside. A large quantity of wood also was lost in the fire, Cook said.
Piles of wood were pushed into piles and continued to burn Tuesday.
The fire spared Shetler Lumber's sawmill. Cook said they hope to have more of the business operating today, once they get in some loaders to move wood.
The blaze at Shetler Lumber was one of two notable fires that kept Mill Village and other area departments busy overnight.
Some crews that were at the scene of the lumber company fire quickly raced to Wilkie Road in Rockdale Township, Crawford County, after a house fire was reported there at 1:27 a.m. Tuesday. Those crews arrived to find the house fully involved in fire, but the occupants were safely outside, Orr said.
"Our response time was top-notch. We had guys already geared up, and they jumped in their trucks and raced to the scene," he said.
Nine fire departments responded to the fire, and remained on the scene until 4:33 a.m., according to Crawford County dispatch.
The blaze destroyed the house. A state police fire marshal is investigating the cause, Orr said.
TIM HAHN can be reached at 870-1731 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNhahn.


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Carrey turns Truman into a postmodern Capra hero.
Owen Gleiberman - Entertainment Weekly
The latter part of the film, depicting Truman's rebellion and providing him with a perfect final line, is much more conventionally conceived than its splendid start.
Janet Maslin - New York Times
If Truman becomes a classic it'll be as a witty film of ideas that's graced with a mesmerizing visual dimension.
Mike Clark - USA Today
Joe Morgenstern - Wall Street Journal
This is a profound movie for people who don't like to think, or perhaps for people who are in the media and of the media, and can't imagine any life outside it.
Peter Rainer - New York Magazine
The underlying ideas made the movie more than just entertainment. Like Gattaca, the previous film written by Niccol, it brings into focus the new values that technology is forcing on humanity.
Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
One of those high-concept movies whose concept is both clever and dumb.
Jonathan Rosenbaum - Chicago Reader
A bracingly intelligent, provocative and witty mix of entertainment values and long thoughts.
Susan Stark - Detroit News
A good, intelligent, insightful movie...
Andrew Sarris - New York Observer
A gemlike picture crafted with rare and immaculate precision...
Todd McCarthy - Variety
A brilliant and daring film that blends charming comedy, affecting drama, thought-provoking satire and even a touch of biblical parable.
Sean Means - Film.com
This is a film that can stay with one for a very long time after a viewing, and even slightly change the way one looks at life and the world.
Tom Keogh - Film.com
This is a smart, engaging movie.
Robert Horton - Film.com
The result is a rarity on any screen: intelligent fun.
Dean Essner - Globe and Mail
The conception is so audacious and inventive that the movie winds up doing something genuinely radical: it bores through the boundaries of our entire media-saturated culture.
Charles Taylor - Salon.com
An appealing, offbeat, one-hundred minute diversion for those who really are tired of monsters tearing down buildings and action heroes saving the world.
James Berardinelli - ReelViews
A performance of profound charm, innocence, vulnerability and pain.
Richard Corliss - TIME Magazine
Adventurous, provocative, even daring
Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
Thought-provoking story; outstanding performances.
Nell Minow - Common Sense Media
The issues it tackles are just as relevant now (if not more so) than they were when the film was first released theatrically back in 1997.
Ryan Cracknell - Movie Views
...benefits substantially from Jim Carrey's unexpectedly layered (and flat-out moving) performance.
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
A hilarious and breathtakingly conceived satire which also allows Carrey to edge away from broad comedy.
Dean Essner - Film4
Some of us may go out wishing for something meatier, edgier.
Rob Gonsalves - eFilmCritic.com
One movie you can pronounce a modern classic with absolute confidence.
Geoff Andrew - Time Out
Carrey doesn't break off into outrageous physical comedy bits as fans might hope, and the film does take a while to find its legs, but there is something rewarding in its quirky demeanor.
Tom Meek - Film Threat
Isn't it amazing what you can do if you take the time to FINISH your script?
Ron Wells - Film Threat
A deceptively simple fairy tale; a hilariously subversive satire… and finally an elegant parable about truth and happiness with evocative religious resonances.
Steven D. Greydanus - Decent Films Guide
The movie and its themes have held up. For better or worse, we're a nation consumed by television, a country roped in by spectacle. Weir sees through it.
Christopher Smith - Bangor Daily News (Maine)
With the reality TV boom, it brings forth more thoughts as to whether our society could ever be this extreme, and with each viewing, its themes deepen.
Rory L. Aronsky - Film Threat
The intimations of profundity, of reality perceived, mediated, and processed, are milked for heavy irony rather than enlarging complexit.
Fernando F. Croce - Slant Magazine
[A] hugely entertaining dramatization of Plato's "Allegory of the Cave"...a fable that would be relevant 50 years earlier and no doubt will remain relevant 50 years hence.
Peter Canavese - Groucho Reviews
Jim Carrey gets in touch with his Jimmy Stewart side. There's a humanity here... that we haven't seen before.
Moriarty - Ain't It Cool Movie Reviews
A brilliant flick with a remarkable performance by Carrey coupled to a fascinating story, a first-class cast and top-notch technical credits.
Robin Clifford - Reeling Reviews
This is clearly one of the decade's cleverest, most original pictures.
Ross Anthony - Hollywood Report Card
Truman has been wronged, and it is thrilling to see him strive to escape a machine built by a compassionless and egomaniacal creator.
Jeffrey Overstreet - Looking Closer
If you expect and want to see the hyper-wacky Carrey...you'll hate it. If you expect and don't want to see the creepy Carrey as in the The Cable Guy, you'll be happier.
Judith Egerton - Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
Las secuencias de sincronia de eventos para que Truman crea todo son perfectas.
Alex Ramirez - Cinenganos
A little miracle of 1990s Hollywood that deserves more praise and more audience today than it had a few years ago.
Dragan Antulov - rec.arts.movies.reviews
Just a little too pleased with its own abrupt resolution to be completely satisfying.
Bryant Frazer - Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus
although there are flashes of humor throughout, the film is more often funny-weird than it is uproarious.
James Sanford - Kalamazoo Gazette
Although it doesn't merit the superlatives being thrown at its feet, The Truman Show is a rewarding experience.
Jeffrey Westhoff - Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
What this film proves is that it is still possible to make a completely original movie in modern Hollywood. Perhaps this brilliant fable will encourage others to try.
Eugene Novikov - Film Blather
Unlike most summer releases and Jim Carrey movies, there's nothing dumb or dumber about director Peter Weir's astonishing social satire.
Susan Tavernetti - Palo Alto Weekly
There aren't many original ideas coming out of Hollywood these days, but The Truman Show is one of them.
Robert Roten - Laramie Movie Scope
The Truman Show is not perfect, but it's interesting, and has its funny moments.
John R. McEwen - Film Quips Online
It is quite rewarding to see Weir's gifts as a craftsman attached to a script that mostly fulfills its own ideological ambitions.
Nick Davis - Nick's Flick Picks
James Rocchi - Netflix
Funny, moving, imaginative and wickedly smart about the addictive power of comfy illusion.
Margaret A. McGurk - Cincinnati Enquirer
The film is very funny, but also touching and thought provoking.
Kevin N. Laforest - Montreal Film Journal
With genius, audacity, and compassion, and only rarely missing the mark, Peter Weir's The Truman Show poises a pin over this bubble of significance.
Peter Keough - Boston Phoenix
Tailor-made for our era of celebrity spectacles, theme parks, and the incursion of pop culture into all aspects of our lives.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat - Spirituality and Practice
This is an astonishingly rich and provocative movie that finds one of our few authentically visionary directors still testing himself and daring his audiences to keep up.
Stephen Farber - Movieline
Garth Franklin - Dark Horizons
The Truman Show must count as very clever entertainment.
James O'Ehley - Sci-Fi Movie Page
One of the choicest recent examples of imaginative fiction.
Harvey S. Karten - Compuserve
A masterpiece of art, comedy, perfect acting and pure uplifting emotion.
Ian Nathan - Empire Magazine
A stunningly original, deeply disturbing, surrealistic nightmare of a film the likes of which I haven't seen in a long time. [SPOILER!]
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
Witty and manipulative, the movie doesn't answer the questions it poses. But it does let you leave feeling all right...
Cynthia Fuchs - Philadelphia City Paper
Not even the more risk-taking alternative cinema, the Independent Film, has been so ruthless in its umbrella indictment of movies, television, music, advertising, commercials and infomercials.
Joe Baltake - Sacramento Bee
As it stands, it's still good, but it just doesn't live up to its own hype.
Christopher Null - Filmcritic.com
Its theme -- to what degree will we eventually allow television to outpower us? -- is clear, poignant, and relevant.
Jeffrey M. Anderson - Combustible Celluloid
This is one of the sharpest, bitingest satires I've seen, on a par with classic Preston Sturges.
Matt Easterbrook - Matt's Movie Reviews
Weir looks at the media and what it is doing to both the viewer and the person under media scrutiny. The film also takes a playful look at the relationship between humanity and God.
Mark R. Leeper - rec.arts.movies.reviews
It's unusually provocative and challenging for a Hollywood movie and, surprisingly, allows the audience to piece things together without too much external direction.
Marjorie Baumgarten - Austin Chronicle
Here is a provocative and profound film that deserves your undivided attention. Don't change the channel.
Elias Savada - Nitrate Online
For the first time in years, we are confronted with a movie that is so original and so intriguing that you wonder why no one had thought it up before.
David Keyes - Cinemaphile.org
When it was over, I wanted to stand up and cheer.
Mike McGranaghan - Aisle Seat
A thoughtful, and thought-provoking, satire that deftly combines comedy with drama, science-fiction and paranoid-conspiracy.
Jeff Vice - Deseret News, Salt Lake City
A deliciously vicious and intelligent satire. Jim Carrey is great as the man caught in the middle and Ed Harris is suitably evil as his tormentor.
Dan Jardine - Apollo Guide
Weir and Niccol have come up with a bracingly original cinematic experience.
Kevin Lally - Film Journal International
Weir presents The Truman Show as a fairy tale, not an Orwellian nightmare
Carlo Cavagna - AboutFilm.com
What could have been a comedy content to ride on the fame of its star turns instead into a disturbingly funny statement on modern life in the shadow of mass media.
Widgett Walls - Needcoffee.com
It is one of the best films ever made about the dangers of mass-media...
Ian Waldron-Mantgani - UK Critic
For all of its intelligence and speculative power, the film is still about a real human being with real emotions.
Wade Major - Boxoffice Magazine
The absolutely riveting story has both (television and movie) audiences on the edge of their seats wondering.
Steve Rhodes - Internet Reviews
I had that rare feeling of elation - of wanting to share a wonderful discovery - that comes with seeing an original, inspired piece of work.
Edward Guthmann - San Francisco Chronicle
A thought-provoking, original movie that works on many levels.
Bob Bloom - rec.arts.movies.reviews
A brilliant, unique, unforgettable film.
Urban Cinefile Critics - Urban Cinefile
As plot it's a little thin, especially when you already know the premise ... The performances are uniformly pitch-perfect.
Maitland McDonagh - TV Guide's Movie Guide
A surreal and immensely likable fable that straddles the line between comedy and drama.
Wallace Baine - rec.arts.movies.reviews
The kind of film that people want to see again and again, for many reasons.
Greg Dean Schmitz - Greg's Previews at Yahoo! Movies
It's pleasant, funny without being obviously so, and non-pushy.
Oz - eFilmCritic.com
One of the most pleasantly original and darkly audacious stories in years.
Jon Popick - Planet Sick-Boy
The smartest, funniest, most original Hollywood movie in ages.
David Sterritt - Christian Science Monitor
A whale of a good movie, a rich, entertaining, thoughtful work that is at once lyrical and ominous.
Edward Johnson-Ott - NUVO Newsweekly
This inspired movie is possibly the best - and most layered - summer picture in years.
Bill Chambers - Film Freak Central
Weir guides his diverse cast members to the most artful and effective performances of their lives.
Jack Garner - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
The key to this film is an incredibly complex yet simple script by Andrew Niccol.
Ted Prigge - rec.arts.movies.reviews
Extremely original, well-written piece that ultimately left me emotionally detached, and feeling bored at certain times.
JoBlo - JoBlo's Movie Emporium
The biggest star here is director Weir in this bold and beautiful tour de force.
Dean Essner - E! Online
A crowd pleaser that caters to our horror of totalitarianism, our love of personal freedom, our belief - justified or deluded - that knowledge is a powerful tool and that access to information is a God-given right.
Barbara Shulgasser - San Francisco Examiner
Perhaps it's not fair to criticize a movie for what it isn't, but it seems like there were some missed opportunities here.
Marty Mapes - Movie Habit
A film that leaves you stunned and debating its message as the credits roll. I've never seen anything like it
Rob Blackwelder - SPLICEDWire
In real life, most of us agree the Truman Burbank reality would never be allowed. Yet we probably wouldn't deny that some day, the way things are going, a variation on it just might occur.
Bob Thompson - Jam! Movies
Everything studio filmmaking should be but almost never is.
Scott Renshaw - rec.arts.movies.reviews
A thought-provoking story and outstanding performances make this is a very worthwhile movie for families to watch together.
Nell Minow - Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
Fans expecting Carrey's usual shtick will be disappointed here...but few else will be, for this intelligent and invigorating film is a fascinating look at the struggle between individual spirit and the media culture.
Madeleine Williams - Cinematter
It keeps striking home ferociously.
Stanley Kauffmann - The New Republic
A deliciously vicious and intelligent satire on the media who manipulate us, and the audience who encourages it.
Elspeth Haughton - Apollo Guide
A subtly layered, perceptive, and pointedly truthful commentary on the media and its and our own voyeuristic tendencies.
Michael Dequina - TheMovieReport.com


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Sarah Reese
CROWLEY – Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, August 8, 2009 at Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel for Sarah Ann Schexnaider Reese, 51, who died August 5, 2009 in Crowley.
Fr. Matthew Higginbotham will be officiating for the services. The family is requesting visiting hours to be held Friday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to the time of service. A rosary will be recited at 6:30 p.m. Friday. Interment will be in Gueydan Cemetery.
She is survived by her two sons, Kenneth Paul Reese, Jr. of Gueydan, and Scott Michael Reese of Crowley; her parents John and Shirley Moore Schexnaider of Crowley; and two brothers, Albert "Butch" Schexnaider, and Edward John Schexnaider both of Crowley.
Sarah is preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, Edward and Alicia Schexnaider; and her maternal grandparents, Thogene and Orilia Amy Moore.
Condolences may be sent to the family by www.geesey-ferguson.com
Arrangements have been entrusted to Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home of Crowley.


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Moct nightclub closing after one final bash on Saturday
Moct, the nightclub at 240 E. Pittsburgh Ave. in Walker's Point, is going out with a bang, orchestrating one last big party in its contemporary space on Saturday, before it closes its doors for good.
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In a dramatic and unusual move by a network news division, CBS announced that "60 Minutes" will recant its Oct. 27 report on the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, last year, which was based on information from a security officer's account of events.
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Jim Rygiel's road to winning three Oscars started at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, which the Kenosha native attended between 1973 and 1977.
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"This American Life" favorite Mike Birbiglia will perform live at the Pabst Theater on March 8.
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Brothers Mark and Dan Zierath have opened their third Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, this one in downtown Waukesha.
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Aguanga CA Real Estate & Homes for Sale
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The median home value in Aguanga, CA is $334,000.
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the county median home value of $267,100.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Aguanga, CA is $334,000.
Approximately 53.18% of Aguanga homes are owned,
compared to 27.19% rented, while
19.62% are vacant.
Aguanga real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Victoria Defrancesco Soto: The current immigration legislation holds out the opportunity for only good coming out of the reform. However, unintended consequences can and do arise.
Arizona Copycats: Mexicans in the Photo
Rodolfo F. Acuña: Our communities are still under siege. A war is raging in Arizona. The prison industry is still agitating, and the Tea Partiers and the Minutemen types are still terrorizing Mexicans.
Immigration Reform: Not Easy But Not Impossible
Vicotria Defrancesco Soto: The GOP's split mindset regarding Latinos and immigration is what will likely prevent the president from crossing off immigration reform from his 2013 to-do list.
Record Latino Support For Obama's Re-Election
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: Latino support for President Obama had grown by a full ten percentage points in the last two months of the general campaign.
Arizona Latino Voter Suppression
Mario Solis-Marich: Over 80,000 ballots are still uncounted in Maricopa County, Arizona — the county that could reelect anti- Latino Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Why Pollsters Missed the Latino Vote – 2012 Edition
Matt Barretto: Accurately polling the Latino electorate is important not just to get a correct portrait of Latino voters, but because they are such a large part of the overall electorate.
Homeless Hispanic Families Fight "If They're Brown, Turn 'em Down."
Charley James: From Arizona through the Confederacy, laws written by ALEC and passed by many legislatures make daily living extraordinarily difficult for Latino citizens.
Romney Thinks Being Latino Is Easy? He Should Try Driving While Brown In Arizona
Unami Montes-Irueste: Apparently being the son of a man born into a white, Mormon-American community living in Mexico, has provided Mitt Romney with sufficient justification to don brownface for his appearance on Univision .
Latino Vote Pivotal in North Carolina
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: As a result of the continued Latino population growth, and in particular registered voters, Latinos could help the Democrats once again claim the Tar Heel state.
Why Are DREAMers Denied Health Coverage?
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: I can't wrap my head around it. Why in the world did the President deny deferred actioners coverage under the Affordable Care Act?
No Julian Castro without Mother Rosie Castro
Cynthia Orozco: Julian Castro is a rising star in the Democratic Party after his rousing keynote speech to the Democratic National Convention. But Castro's presence on the podium would not have been possible without the political work of a generation of too-often-forgotten Hispanic women. One of those women was his mother, Rosie Castro.
Should Progressives Stop Criticizing Obama?
Randy Shawo: While Obama draws overwhelming support among African-Americans, Latinos, Asian-Americans, single women and organized labor, some progressives continue to attack him. But with Romney-Ryan posing a dire threat to progressive interests, this criticism should stop until after Election Day.
California TRUST Act Awaits Governor's Signature
Michele Waslin: Passage of the TRUST Act would be an important step toward mitigating the harmful impact of the Secure Communities Program (S-Comm). Immigrant advocates from across the country are calling on Gov. Brown to sign the bill into law.
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Hotels in Minori, Italy
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- Most bookedMinori Palace Hotel
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"People is the hightlight off this hotel. They went above and beyond to help us out with nearby restaurants reservations and other suggestions. Especially thanks to Luigi and Sarafor their wonderful support"
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"We stayed here for 3 days and it provides us with the perfect base to explore the Amalfi coast. The hotel is well equipped with a lovely feel to it. The staff are very friendly and assisted us with all our needs. The room was spacious and clean and we would thoroughly recommend a stay here. "
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"Staff was very friendly and helpful. Parking was non-existent but the hotel will valet park a car for 13-18 euros a day. room and bed were comfortable. Bathroom was a bit cramped but clean and functional. Rooms have an air conditioner but you have to ask at the desk for them to switch it on."
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"Good friendly staff good value breakfast bathroom very small shower thith commendation for out of ordinary help by management"
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"We enjoyed our stay at the B&B. The staff were very friendly, helpful, and spoke English very well which helped with the check in process. Our room had and excellent view of the beach and there were many public lounge spaces with nice views. Beautiful terrace with lemons. Conveniently located clo..."
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"Hotel is excellently located block from pier with ferries to Capri and other Amalfi Coast towns, and near California Beach, our favorite! Rooms clean, nice file floors remind you of Amalfi ceramics, clean and quaint, and owners are generous hosts! Breakfast more than ample. Best in Amalfi Coast!"
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"Situated in Minori one of the less touristy villages on the Amalfi Coast where the local community is seen and felt. We thoughts again and again what a good choice of place and accomodation. We didn't use the car for a week but walked, used the ferry and rented a scooter! A place that grew on us ..."
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Need for Speed: The Run
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Need for Speed: The Run has players driving across the country from San Francisco to New York, from Electronic arts.
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Need for Speed: The Run Review
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Black Box takes the Need for Speed series back to its roots for an occasionally thrilling race across the USA.November 15, 2011
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