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For bachelor students we offer German lectures on database systems in addition with paper- or project-oriented seminars. Within a one-year bachelor project students finalize their studies in cooperation with external partners. For master students we offer courses on information integration, data profiling, search engines and information retrieval enhanced by specialized seminars, master projects and advised master theses.
The Web Science group focuses on various topics related to the Web, such as Information Retrieval, Natural Language Processing, Data Mining, Knowledge Discovery, Social Network Analysis, Entity Linking, and Recommender Systems. The group is particularly interested in Text Mining to deal with the vast amount of unstructured and semi-structured information available on the Web.
Most of our research is conducted in the context of larger research projects, in collaboration across students, across groups, and across universities. We strive to make available most of our data sets and source code.
We publish our research mostly at DB and IR-related journals and conferences. Many of our publications are available as downloads. If you cannot find one, please contact one of the authors.
Our group includes PostDocs, PhD students, and student assistants, and is headed by Prof. Felix Naumann. If you are interested in joining our team, please contact Felix Naumann.
On this page we present our recent results and code on mining RDF Data. In particular, we present experimental results on synonym discovery, ontology alignment and data enrichment. We have also integrated these three use cases into our mining and profiling tool ProLOD++. ProLOD++ is still under development, but you are welcome to try some basic features by clicking here.
Mining Configurations as introduced in [2,5] can be used to create new facts for entities, align ontologies to the underlying data and to discover synonymously used predicates. In the following we provide several files that contain interesting artifacts of our experimental results for browsing and reviewing purposes.
Our data-driven amendment algorithm generates new facts based on high-confidence object to object rules. Our paper on that algorithm is currently under review. Hence, we provide the actual generated facts of experimental runs of our algorithm.
In addition to the generated triples each file contains the set of generated predicate rules and object rules. Before each set of generated facts a set of "Conditions" and a "Consequences" are denoted. They resemble all high-confidence rules Condition -> Consequence, on which basis we picked entities that needed to be amended with a new fact having the denoted Consequence as a property value.
E.g.:Condition: http://dbpedia.org/resource/South_ParkConsequence: http://dbpedia.org/resource/Trey_Parkerhttp://dbpedia.org/resource/Follow_That_Egg%21 http://dbpedia.org/ontology/director http://dbpedia.org/resource/Trey_Parker .
Our algorithm generated based on the rule
http://dbpedia.org/resource/South_Park ---> http://dbpedia.org/resource/Trey_Parker
the fact
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Follow_That_Egg%21 http://dbpedia.org/ontology/director http://dbpedia.org/resource/Trey_Parker.
Generated Facts for Thing Entities
Generated Facts for Person Entities
Generated Facts for Album Entities
Generated Facts for Animal Entities
Generated Facts for Artist Entities
Generated Facts for Film Entities
Generated Facts for Organisation Entities
Generated Facts for Place Entities
Generated Facts for Species Entities
Generated Facts for Work Entities
Generated Facts on YAGO2 (The underlying dataset is a cleaned version of YAGO2 as provided by the athor's of the AMIE project)
To analyze the performance of our ontology alignment algorithm [4,6] based on association rules, we provide the following file that contains the results of a complete analysis of DBpedia Infoboxes Ontology Data 3.6 and 3.7 that we reported in our paper [4].
File Format
Experiments on Dbpedia 3.6
Experiments on DBpedia 3.7
For the evaluation of our synonym discovery approach we manually checked all possible predicate pairs of two datasest, DBpedia Work 3.7 and magnatune [3].
The following two files contain all pairs of predicates that have been classified as synonymously interchangable by three computer scientists. Each line corresponds to a pair of synonym candidates.
DBpedia Work 3.7 synonyms
Magnatune synonyms
to appear. (Under polishing process :-))
last change: Fri, 17 Apr 2015 11:16:53 +0200
Prof. Dr. Felix Naumann
Information Systems
E-Mail: felix.naumann(at)hpi.de
Assistant: Diana Stephan
Office: E 2-02.4Tel.: +49 (0)331 5509-280Fax: +49 (0)331 5509-287E-Mail: office-naumann(at)hpi.de
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It has been awhile since the University of Minnesota football has been at the top of the Big Ten Conference at the end of a season. The last time it finished in the top three of the conference was when it finished tied for third in 1986 in John Gutekunst's first season as the team's head coach.
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Dagmar Ringe
Professor of Biochemistry and Chemistry
Group Lab Site
Contact Information
Rosenstiel 654
Mailing Address
Dagmar Ringe
Brandeis University
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Waltham, MA 02454-9110
Ph.D., Boston University
Our interests are generally in the relationship of protein three-dimensional structure to chemical function. To this end, research is focussed on the modification of the catalytic properties of a number of pharmaceutically or industrially important enzymes. The methods used are a combination of X-ray crystallography, design of transition-state analog inhibitors, and site-directed mutagenesis. The objectives are to learn how to re-engineer these catalysts to perform useful chemical reactions which may not occur efficiently with the naturally occurring enzyme, to dissect the individual steps in a mechanism and characterize them structurally, or to learn how to inhibit an enzyme specifically and selectively.
The proteins being studied currently include enzymes utilizing pyridoxal phosphate as cofactor, a GTP-binding protein, a DNA-binding protein, and several proteases. Different methods are being used to study these systems, including traditional kinetic and structural methods, and low-temperature and time-resolved x-ray structural methods. In addition, a new method for mapping of binding surfaces on proteins is being developed for the design of specific inhibitors.
Pyridoxal is capable of catalyzing several types of transformations. However, any one enzyme utilizing this cofactor does only one of them predominantly. The question therefore arises how the protein controls the chemical outcome of such transformations. We are studying a number of these enzymes structurally in order to begin to answer that question.
The expression of diphtheria toxin in toxigenic Corynebacterium diphtheria is controlled by a transition metal ion activated repressor DtxR. The repressor binds DNA after activation by the metal ion and thereby regulates expression of the toxin. The mechanism of activation is being studied structurally.
Serine proteases are important in cellular development, blood clotting, and a variety of defense mechanisms. Disorders involving these proteases are often linked to the absence or inefficiency of a specific inhibitor to control the activity of the enzyme. The design of such inhibitors requires detailed knowledge of the structure of the enzyme, of the enzyme complexed with inhibitors, and if possible, an understanding of the mechanisms of inhibition.
Selected Publications
Nuclear receptor Nurr1 agonists enhance its dual functions and improve behavioral deficits in an animal model of Parkinson's disease. Kim CH, Han BS, Moon J, Kim DJ, Shin J, Rajan S, Nguyen QT, Sohn M, Kim WG, Han M, Jeong I, Kim KS, Lee EH, Tu Y, Naffin-Olivos JL, Park CH, Ringe D, Yoon HS, Petsko GA, Kim KS. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2015 Jul 14;112(28):8756-61.
Amelioration of toxicity in neuronal models of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis by hUPF1. Barmada SJ, Ju S, Arjun A, Batarse A, Archbold HC, Peisach D, Li X, Zhang Y, Tank EM, Qiu H, Huang EJ, Ringe D, Petsko GA, Finkbeiner S. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2015 Jun 23;112(25):7821-6.
Prediction of distal residue participation in enzyme catalysis. Brodkin HR, DeLateur NA, Somarowthu S, Mills CL, Novak WR, Beuning PJ, Ringe D, Ondrechen MJ. Protein Sci. 2015 May;24(5):762-78.


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--Loretta Castorini's father, the plumber, in "Moonstruck"
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J. Bradford DeLong—that's me—is a professor of economics at the University of California at Berkeley, a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research, a weblogger for the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, and was in the Clinton administration a deputy assistant secretary of the U.S. Treasury.
My best work extends from business cycle dynamics through economic growth, behavioral finance, political economy, economic history, international finance to the history of economic thought and other topics.
Among my best works are: "Is Increased Price Flexibility Stabilizing?" "Productivity Growth, Convergence, and Welfare," "Noise Trader Risk in Financial Markets," "Equipment Investment and Economic Growth," "Princes and Merchants: European City Growth Before the Industrial Revolution," "Why Does the Stock Market Fluctuate?" "Keynesianism, Pennsylvania-Avenue Style," "America's Peacetime Inflation: The 1970s," "American Fiscal Policy in the Shadow of the Great Depression," "Review of Robert Skidelsky (2000), John Maynard Keynes, volume 3, Fighting for Britain," "Between Meltdown and Moral Hazard: Clinton Administration International Monetary and Financial Policy," "Productivity Growth in the 2000s," "Asset Returns and Economic Growth."
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Yes. . . I would have become a timpanist. It's pretty hard to miss a note on those things as long as you're sober. :)
Yes. . . I would have become a timpanist. It's pretty hard to miss a note on those things as long as you're sober. :)
I could be a poster child for having a screwball career. After graduating from music school with a BME (IU 1983) I put myself through flight school by playing in several regional orchestras, gigging and teaching privately. While flying I kept up playing and teaching part time. Post 9/11 and bankruptcies have drastically changed a pilot career. The short story is that 20+ years later I'm back to gigging and teaching. Things are pretty bad when you leave an industry for the "stability" of freelancing as a musician.
Bill S.- NY and Mt. Vernon Bach trumpets, Bach "C" cornet, NY Bach trombone 6vii, Schilke G and Yamaha Eb, Bb/A and flugelhorn. Warburton and Monette mouthpieces.
A cellist or pianist; journalist; lawyer; conductor; college professor; baseball player (if I were a guy); translator; mother.
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If I had to do something besides music because I wasn't physically able to I'd choose teaching some kinds of varied literature to High Schoolers. That would be incredible fun, I think, to watch kids experience a great piece of literature for the first time and be encouraged to understand why it's great.
If I had it to do all over again I would do only one thing...
I would live everyday like it was my last. I think whether or not you're a trumpeter, a lawyer, a ditch digger etc.... It's always better when you realize how lucky you are just to be here.
Mellow drama now concluded!
After choosing to make music my life, I found it made me a living as well, and living at the top of the Maslow pyramid was a blast. After 25 years, some of the fun and the novelty wore off, and now I'm learning to help guys as the bottom of the Maslow pyramid, and this is a blast, too. If I had my druthers, though, I would have taken loads of steroids in high-school and become a professional wrestler.
"A tool good enough to be so used and not too good"C.S. Lewis That Hideous Strength
Vulgano Bro, your posts always crack me up.
On-topic, I would have loved to be a doctor, medical examiner, orchestra conductor, musician. In no particular order. But I've grown to appreciate kids, so I would probably be a music teacher again.
"I'd like to think they were singing about something so beautiful, it can't be expressed in words, and makes your heart ache because of it."
~from "The Shawshank Redemption"
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"If there must be trouble, let it be in my day so that my child may have peace."
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Skip to comments.Rage Monkey Asks....
Posted on 09/11/2012 8:12:09 AM PDT by Lazamataz
My only point is if the unthinkable happens and Obama wins, put the blame where it belongs - the GOPe.
Unbelievably these weasles are already trying to establishing the meme that conservatives deserve the blame.
Rage Monkey is PISSED.
And his blind brother Spanky.
Monkeys have been known to rip faces off.
Rage Monkey is FURIOUS.
Rage Monkey is ANGRY.
I heart rage monkey.
I identify with rage monkey.
I might make a series of Rage Monkey cartoons, unleashing MY inner Rage Monkey. Would you like that?
My inner child is a Rage Monkey.
Rage monkey:
Rage Boy descended from Rage Monkey millions of years ago.
Even more pissed is that the Republican party is thinking of giving a person with the exact same background a chance at it!
Rage Monkey is ENRAGED!
P.S. The idea of you, monkey, hitting it, just doesn't seem to come together just right.
Who in our country has the "exact same background" as Barack Obama?
Fat. Stupid. Lazy. And that half black half white monster cruising the shallows? Awww. He can't eat us all.
Rage Monkey is a little upset by that comment.
They have been doing that for years
Hotlinks are a problem. Rage Monkey agrees.
Rage Monkey advises you try posting that picture again.
go for it.
It's definitely different
I have people on Facebook ask during the convention
"Is what Bill(Clinton) says true? Will Romney get rid of All Pre-School!? I WANNA KEEP MAH JOB!"
Then I know people, Businessmen mind you who are all bout the bottom dollar and getting as much cash for themselves say "Clint Eastwood is a rambling old man spouting non-sense, welcome to the republican party, too extreme for me"
While the democrats would take away everything he has.
I have stopped trying to talk sense into them and if they end up living under a bridge, well it is because they voted for Ubama.
Rage Monkey also likes eating the children of Trolls.
Rage Monkey hates Monkey Chihuahuas.
Is he angry enough to hand out a "West Covina Chimp Beat Down"?
Rage Monkey wants to tear Evil Monkey limb from limb.
Like a boss.
Rage Monkey is LIVID.
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Just don't hotlink.
Rage Monkey is not RACIST.
Rage Monkey is SPECIST!
Does Rage Monkey fling poo?
If so...who are his targets?
Rage Monkey is impressed with the firearm and may go get one.
Can't we direct even a little bit of rage at the GOPe, who forced the worst candidate possible down our throats? He was responsible for imposing gay marriage on the first state to impose it—Massachusetts. Since then, several other have followed. He was responsible for classifying abortion as "Health Care," and providing taxpayer subsidies for it. Since then, it has predictably become free, at taxpayer expense. He was responsible for imposing Romneycare, the model for Obamacare.
And he still talks about implementing parts of Obamacare, even now when his base has yet to vote. What he really means is that, once in office, he would keep all of it, but change its name to Universal Romneycare so the glory will be his.
And he still supports gay adoption—which has driven Catholic and other Christian adoption agencies out of business, while victimizing the children in question. Once elected, that will inevitably be extended to gay marriage, which he has always supported in practice.
What makes me rage is the corrupt political operators who have increasingly and shamelessly come out from under their rocks and given us this choice: a gay, Communist, Muslim destroyer who wants to steal everything from the people, or a gay, sectarian, socialist destroyer who wants to steal everything from the people.
And both of them are malignant narcissists, who think they are gods and love chiefly themselves and what they consider their well-deserved glory.
Yes, Obama is worse, but not by a whole lot. I'm still praying that something will happen to resolve this tragic mess before the election, but it is increasingly unlikely.
In the meantime, I decline to take the blame for voting my conscience, which will not allow me to vote for either of these child killers. The blame belongs chiefly to the Democrats AND to the GOPe, who have foisted these two evil destroyers on us and told us to choose between them or go stuff it.
Rage Monkey will address all these issues. Right now RAGE MONKEY IS FOCUSED ON RAGING AGAINST THE MACHINE.
They'll be plenty of time for that after the election, if Mitt loses. Right now, the only thing that matters is getting the Kenyan out of the White House, then we'll deal with Romney in due course.
Focus, focus...the WORD, not the little guy himself! As far as his being SPECIST, I don't blame him. I prefer my own SPECIES too!
You sure it wasn't the other way around?
Have a banana, Rage Monkey.
Just don't sling your poo.
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Gold miner Newcrest is tapping investors for $US1 billion ($A962.97 million) to help reduce its debt.
The world's third largest gold miner today said it would raise the money in the United States by issuing corporate bonds.
"The proceeds will be used to repay existing unsecured indebtedness of Newcrest and for general corporate purposes," the company said in a statement.
The capital raising comes three weeks after Newcrest said it had renewed loans worth $US2.5 billion ($A2.44 billion) with 10 banks, extending its repayment dates for up to five years.
Newcrest, which in August posted a record full year net profit of $1.12 billion, plans to spend about $5 billion in the next five years to lift output by one million ounces.
Newcrest operates the Telfer mine in the Pilbara and has operations in NSW Queensland, PNG, Indonesia and the Ivory Coast.
Newcrest closed down 37 cents, or 1.31 per cent, at $27.77.


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Thursday, March 6, 2014
While Horry County Council may ban tents on the beach, any action the county may take would be accepted by the board of the Garden City Beach Community Association.
If its a matter of safety, its a good thing, said Drew Streett, chairman of the group, which promotes the Garden City Beach area.
Mari Armstrong, a board member, greeted the news of a possible ban with enthusiasm, especially for the turtles. The tents up all night are a problem for the hatchlings, she said. Current rules require that the structures come down at night, but Armstrong said that is not always the case.
Horry County Council Chairman Mark Lazarus on Feb. 25 asked Arrigo Carotti, the county attorney to prepare two separate ordinances for councils consideration, one that bans the tents totally, the second that would ban them for a set period. The council is expected to take up the issue during a March meeting.
Lazarus action came during a council workshop on the issue, during which Lt. Mark Bonner, the former head of the beach patrol, noted that in 2013 there were 3,800 encounters because of the beach tents, taking an average 15 minutes each to resolve.
Beach tents/canopies degrade our ability to provide a safe environment on Horry County beaches, said Paul Whitten, the assistant county administrator for public safety.
He added that there are so many tents in such a small area of beach that it interferes with law enforcements ability to do its job.
Although there is a rule on the books that the tents must be behind the established line of the high tide as well as a requirement that there be space between the tents, there are now so many tents that those rules are ignored.
Bonner showed pictures of tents two and three rows deep, with no access for law enforcement or emergency vehicles to get through. In addition, the sight line for the lifeguards is blocked by the tents and canopies.
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Georgia Lawyer's Epic Super Bowl Commercial Is Off the Charts Insane
The best Super Bowl commercial may very well be one you never saw.
The best Super Bowl commercial may very well be one you never saw.
It seems like 2014 Super Bowl commercials are the place for '90s sitcoms to reunite. Like the guys of 'Full House,' Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander reprised their 'Seinfeld' roles in a hilarious Super Bowl XLVIII commercial.
U2 has debuted their latest song, 'Invisible,' in a commercial that aired during the 2014 Super Bowl.
Another day, another killer Beyonce and Jay Z performance of 'Drunk in Love'! This time, the power couple brought the show to Jay Z's set at DirecTV's Super Bowl party in New York City on Feb. 1.
Fresh from marrying 33 happy couples at the 2014 Grammy Awards, Queen Latifah continued her patriotic duties at the 2014 Super Bowl, where she sang 'America The Beautiful.'
Malcolm Smith of the Seattle Seahawks was named the Most Valuable Player of the Super Bowl. He was set to give a post-game speech, but then this happened.
Crooner Bruno Mars provided the halftime entertainment for Super Bowl XLVIII with an assist from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and a children's choir, the members of which held hands as they sang like cherubs for the first 30 seconds.
Choosing the 10 Best Super Bowl Commercials of 2014 was no easy task, but we have narrowed this year's library of amazing ads down to the best of the best.
As we get closer to the Big day when the Seahawks battle it out with the Broncos, more commercials for the game release. To be honest, the commercials are a big reason I watch the game.
The Super Bowl has met the super son.
Super Bowl XLVIII is less than a week away. Now that both the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks have arrived in the New York metropolitan area, let's take a look at some fast facts about Sunday's game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. (6:30 p.m. ET on Fox):
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Fantastic Product! Did extensive research on video monitors and this one rated best value overall. I was especially pleased with its lower EMF reading; VERY important to us. All features and video quality are awesome. Such peace of mind!
Location: Calgary
I purchased this monitor for my toddler and twins. In theory this system should be great but I keep receiving broken cameras! The first time I received the system, 2 out of the 3 cameras were broken (the camera was snapped off of the base). I called Lorex and 2 replacement cameras were sent to me, only for me to receive another broken camera! Hopefully the next shipment will be an unbroken camera. VERY frustrating! So far it's been close to a month and I am still waiting for a fully functional baby monitor system. If you plan on ordering this style of camera, leave enough time for the process of dealing with receiving broken merchandise.
Location: New York
I bought this baby monitor and the extra cameras do not connect to the monitor. The instruction booklet provided instructions on how to pair the cameras but it did not work. In addition, I called The technical support line 2 times and was put on hold for more an hour each time in order to speak with someone. I'm very disappointed in this product. Also, one of the cameras was obviously returned because the package was opened before I received it. I wouldn't be surprised if someone else also have the same issue.
I plan on providing this review to other sites as I don't know if Lorax will keep this review on their site.
Location: Shepherdsville KY
great price for 3 cameras. picture quality is awesome. would recommend this to anyone looking for good video and does not care about extras like taking a pic. the low volume is a little loud, but that is not a big deal for me. the lullabies are a nice touch but you cannot have the volume on when you're playing it or you have to listen to it the whole time and it does not go very low. but since I bought it for the larger screen I really do like it and would recommend it to anybody.
Location: Illinois
Even though I originally thought that a video monitor would be a frivolous item to have, I appreciate it every single day now. It is so nice to be able to check on sleeping babies and toddlers without waking them, and with a toddler old enough to get out of bed on his own, it is nice to have the 2 way speaker system so that we can remind him to stay in bed, or to wait for us before he leaves his room. Even though it might sound creepy to talk to your child this way, ours like it, and actually enjoy carrying conversations with us over the camera.
The picture is very clear and the night vision works like a charm. I would definitely recommend this item to anyone and I do recommend it to every new parent I know.
I took off one star because we had an older unit before (It was discontinued and we couldn't get more cameras for it when we added more children) that you could take pictures with. It was kind of cheesy, but looking back on those baby sleeping pictures melts my heart every time.
Location: Michigan
We've been using this product for a few weeks and it's great. We were looking for a monitor that would allow us to monitor multiple rooms at the same time using one monitor. The picture is really clear and really like all the other additional features like temperature reading, lullaby setting, and the temperature alarms ranges that can be set. The alarm is loud enough to be heard without it being annoying. Easy to use as well, really designed and built well so far.
Location: Omaha, NE
These reviews are misleading. I don't know how everyone was getting their order in 1 or 2 business days, because mine came on the 21st of April after ordering on the 7th of April - and that was after I had to contact customer service (without so much as an apology). My order status was "in warehouse" the ENTIRE time, so it's not like it wasn't in stock.
Next, my camera seems different from what's being reviewed here. I've read reviews talking about "SD cards" and "Skype." My Sweet Peep has NO such functionality.
For the money (129.99 + free shipping), it was a great buy. But, it doesn't have the features the reviews are stating. To be fair, the product page says nothing about Skype or an SD card for video recording functionality...
A+ product, C- customer service, D for fake misleading reviews/reviews not for this product.
Location: San Diego
So far I'm liking it, it is easy to get it up and running.The Skype feature is a nice to have item but I don't see myself using it too much. Good video quality, love the charging dock, no need to plug the charger into monitor. The temperature seems to be off if only be a few degrees but it has an alarm setting that can alert if it goes above it below a specific range. So overall nice features and working well so far.
Location: AB Canada
Works great! Love the screen size and sound quality. It has a good range as I can be in my kitchen or living room and have yet to be disconnected from the camara. Sounds is fairly clear. Great price for what you get.
Battery could last a little longer. However you can keep the dock close by and that eliminated the problem.
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Camera system came in a couple of days, that was great! Easy installation, no-brainer. My purpose for the system is as a security deterent against people coming into my apartment whenever I'm not home. I increased the micro SD size to accommodate longer recording time.
Overall, I'm happy with the product.
Location: US
What a great product! Low price and high quality and shipped in no time! The step by step instructions for setting up the remote access were very helpful too!
Location: Philadelphia
The monitor works great for watching my toddlers crib. The picture is clear, the night vision is great as well. I like the various features, like the lullaby feature, night light etc. There are two things I don't like about the product though. The speaker is on the back of the unit so if my baby is crying it can't be heard as well if the monitor screen is facing you. Secondly, while its great that you can view the camera via Skype, you can only do so with the units video display turned off at the computer it's plugged into. Meaning if my nanny is watching the baby and the unit is connected to a computer so I can view it away from my home, the nanny can't view it also. That's a feature that I wish was improved. Other than that, I'm satisfied with the product.
Location: Philadelphia
The monitor works great for watching my toddlers crib. The picture is clear, the night vision is great as well. I like the various features, like the lullaby feature, night light etc. There are two things I don't like about the product though. The speaker is on the back of the unit so if my baby is crying it can't be heard as well if the monitor screen is facing you. Secondly, while its great that you can view the camera via Skype, you can only do so with the units video display turned off at the computer it's plugged into. Meaning if my nanny is watching the baby and the unit is connected to a computer so I can view it away from my home, the nanny can't view it also. That's a feature that I wish was improved. Other than that, I'm satisfied with the product.
Location: Sudbury Canada
Our product came early and works fantastic!! It was on sale for a great price, I would recommend it to anyone!!
Location: NC
Great baby monitor - clear video and nice night vision. Like the camera off feature that keeps the sound on so you can hear everything at night. You can also turn off the video and have it turn on when it detects a sound. I have no need for the music and talk features but they work pretty well. Just make sure your volume on the camera isn't too loud or the music may startle your little one. The system is super easy to use out of the box.
Now for the down side: the Skype monitoring is VERY problematic. After some frustration, I found that waiting to connect the USB cable until after you are signed in to Skype is the only way it will work. Additionally, when I got the video to appear in Skype, the music feature activated and woke up my baby. Very strange as I did not press any of the buttons on the monitor to turn on the music. So I turned off the sound on the camera. After successfully using remote viewing last week, Windows did not recognize it when I plugged it in today. Seems like I will have to reinstall the software as other troubleshooting tips have not worked. Remote viewing seems like more frustration that it is worth.
One other down side: I cannot connect an older Lorex camera to this monitor. I guess Lorex does not make their newer products backward compatible.
Location: Mattoon, IL
Good product. Video is crisp and clear. Sound pick up on the mic is amazing. There are times I can hear what the kids are doing when they are in another room from the camera.
Location: Michigan
Couldn't beat the quality of the product for its price. Solid unit with some handy features. We use it every night without a glitch because our room is across the house we can sleep good. And if it does ring because baby makes a noise we can turn on the screen and see whats up.
Location: Canada
Bought the Monitor online and was told it would take a week to ship. It arrived the next business day! The monitor itself is excellent. The camera pictures are quite sharp and the microphone is very sensitive. I have never missed a cry from my daughter. The automute feature is fantastic too. The lullabies are crisp sounding and battery lasts a decent amount of time. I would definitely recommend this monitor to anybody! Good purchase.
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
Great price (on sale for 129.99 plus free shipping!) for a nice little unit. Has good video quality with the regular and night vision. Very easy to set up and use, just take it out, plug it in and turn it on, its that simple. quality seems to be great as well.


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Craig Brewer's adaptation cleverly gives several nods and winks to the first film, but also has a modern sensibility that every teenager today will understand.
Julian Roman - MovieWeb
Brewer, who previously put his high-intensity spin on Hustle & Flow and Black Snake Moan, displays his coolest moves in the way he smartly unties this Footloose from its 1980s moorings.
Lisa Schwarzbaum - Entertainment Weekly
Somehow "Footloose" never finds its rhythm. The maudlin scenes drag on, and the livelier moments pass by too quickly.
A.O. Scott - New York Times
A new Footloose with sassier steps and the same contrived story is hardly necessary.
Claudia Puig - USA Today
Brewer has delivered a largely unobjectionable note-for-note facsimile of Herbert Ross's ode to teenage rebellion, young love and the unfettered joy of movement.
Ann Hornaday - Washington Post
I don't know what Brewer wanted to capture. There are too many close-ups of stomping, swinging feet to suggest he cared about great choreography.
Wesley Morris - Boston Globe
While hewing closely to Footloose's original story and themes, Brewer's film throws the standard high school movie notion of a teenage caste system out the window.
Karina Longworth - Village Voice
Wormald lacks Bacon's charisma but Hough has an undeniable star quality, and Teller is a comic delight.
Elizabeth Weitzman - New York Daily News
Give credit to Craig Brewer, the filmmaker behind the new Footloose, for realizing a new step was in order.
Chris Vognar - Dallas Morning News
Brewer puts just enough smarts, sweat and swagger into his version of the dance steps making up this film that you can't help but move your feet and hum along.
James Rocchi - MSN Movies
An unnecessary, though enjoyable, remake of Kevin Bacon's 1984 breakout hit.
Bruce Diones - New Yorker
This 2011 version is so similar - sometimes song for song and line for line - that I was wickedly tempted to reprint my 1984 review, word for word.
Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
When a film depends on feeling something between the photogenic but antiseptic Wormald and Hough, and you don't, you realize why that film may come up short in ways unrelated to dance training.
Michael Phillips - Chicago Tribune
The movie plays like a slightly degraded version of the original: the dialogue is a little lamer, the acting a little poorer.
Sam Worley - Chicago Reader
Every now and then, we need to be reminded that shaking your booty is something essential. Or, in the case of director Craig Brewer's Footloose update, shaking your rebooty.
Steven Rea - Philadelphia Inquirer
It's an eruption of joyous, jitterbugging energy and a polished piece of filmmaking.
Colin Covert - Minneapolis Star Tribune
In terms of empty-headed exuberance, it's hard to top Footloose.
Tom Long - Detroit News
A pleasant reminder of the past for fans of the first one, and an agreeable-enough experience for everyone else.
Bill Goodykoontz - Arizona Republic
Paramount's Footloose reboot never quite cuts loose enough to distinguish itself from the original.
Rob Nelson - Variety
By the time four little girls teach a dorky guy to dance to (the original) "Let's Hear It for the Boy" I was a gelatinous blob of pure affection. Bring on "Flashdance" 2.0.
Kyle Smith - New York Post
In most regards (We still miss Kevin Bacon), this is a "new and improved" "Footloose," funnier, sunnier and funkier. Simply put, it works.
Roger Moore - Orlando Sentinel
None of the changes improves on the original Footloose, even though the two young leads are both professional dancers - didn't the budget allow for anything more than raft swinging and barn hoofing?
Peter Howell - Toronto Star
May not make as great a dent in the current generation as the original film had, but it does offer up a commendable amount of energy and heart...
William Goss - Film.com
Footloose drags its heels to the senior prom and, when it finally gets there, shoves in one last punch-up that puts an odd spin on what should be an upbeat display of happy feet.
Jennie Punter - Globe and Mail
While it's true that few viewers will venture into a theater showing this remake for the story, the screenplay should not be a detriment to enjoyment. Less talking and more dancing would have made for a more footloose and fancy-free environment.
James Berardinelli - ReelViews
It's startling how badly the dance numbers and action sequences are staged, shot and cut.
Todd McCarthy - Hollywood Reporter
Wormald and Hough are both handsome and good on the dance floor, but they come across more like teen stars in training than representations of real youth angst.
Jake Coyle - Associated Press
Maybe there is something timeless in anachronism. Maybe Brewer has located the heart beneath the hoke.
Richard Corliss - TIME Magazine
Footloose 2011 is harmless as far as it goes, but on the dance floor and off it never goes nearly far enough.
Peter Travers - Rolling Stone
"Footloose" has the look and feel of an OK basic cable movie."
Richard Roeper - Richard Roeper.com
Stays remarkably close to its predecessor in all the ways that count.
Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
My Sunday shoes remain intact.
Sean Burns - Philadelphia Weekly
This remake could have audiences tapping their feet... as they wait for it to end.
John Hanlon - Big Hollywood
FEMA can take a day off because Footloose is one remake that won't be called a natural disaster, in fact, it's one hell of a good film.
Billy Tatum - We Got This Covered
Director Craig Brewer has Southernized the story...made it lighter on its feet.
Roger Moore
It's unlikely that Brewer's Footloose will persuade many remake skeptics but the film does deliver surprisingly enjoyable character drama and exciting choreography.
Ben Kendrick - ScreenRant
I can easily imagine this FOOTLOOSE being looked back on down the road as the film that launched these names much like how the '84 film is reflected on in terms of Bacon.
Michael Dequina - TheMovieReport.com
You either go all the way with it or simply roll your eyes when confronted by its terrible, cynical crassness.
Richard Knight - Knight at the Movies
I'm sure there was some great choreography and some great dancing that went into this movie. You don't see any of it.
Ignatiy Vishnevetsky - Ebert Presents At The Movies
It's taken me a long time to come to grips with this cinematic weakness - or maybe it's a blessing. I like dance movies, especially if the music is bouncy and it makes the characters happy. That's an infectious film sequence for me.
Linda Cook - KWQC-TV (Iowa)
It's as if the filmmakers decided, 'We're sticking with the basic script, but this ain't your mama's 'Footloose.'
Bruce Bennett - Spectrum (St. George, Utah)
The latest Footloose is a step up from recent dance flicks.
Roger Tennis - Cinemaclips.com
The characters, the scenes, the dancing, even much of the dialogue are all plugged into a rigidly prefabricated storyline that treats its 1984 predecessor more as holy writ instead of perishable Reagan-era cheese.
Neil Pond - American Profile
It seems torn by a desire to appeal to every contemporary teenager's rebellious side, but remains too scared to cut loose from the things that made the original appeal to their parents.
Alistair Harkness - Scotsman
The makers of 'Footloose 2.0' can be faulted for actually sticking too closely to the original.
Dan Lybarger - MovieMaker Magazine
While the 2011 version of the film doesn't suck, it isn't as good as the original ...
Lori Hoffman - Atlantic City Weekly
Better than I thought it would be, but not as good as I hoped it would be.
Jackie K. Cooper - jackiekcooper.com
...the film's overlength ultimately prevent[s] it from becoming the propulsive piece of work Brewer has clearly intended.
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
The dancing sequences are terrific - even the line-dancing is tolerable - but what really sells this quality reboot are the dashes of reality missing from the original.
Jim Schembri - The Age (Australia)
If you haven't seen the original and are happy to ignore some of the more mad script decisions, you might get a kick out of it, but otherwise, youre better off re-watching the movie that started it all.
- Film4
'I believe that any town where Dennis Quaid can wear pleated trousers should also be a town where kids can dance,' says Ren. 'But first, I will prove my bona fides by racing a school bus encrusted with stuffed animals!'
Mark Ramsey - MovieJuice!
It's a rare remake that improves on the original. But the new Footloose does just that. The dancing is better, the drama grittier, the stars sexier -- and the music and the cast are more energetic and diverse.
Brewer can ... stage and shoot a dance sequence in a way that the movement can be wholly appreciated, and those scenes become infectiously entertaining.
Mark Dujsik - Mark Reviews Movies
The most immaterial remake of 2011, and boy, ain't that saying something.
Tim Brayton - Antagony & Ecstasy
An almost risibly old-fashioned crowd-pleaser...weirdly constrained by Brewer's determination to ape the original so earnestly...so clean-cut and wholesome that the MTV imprimatur attached to it seems like a joke.
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
This is an unimaginative, near-carbon copy of what everyone recognised in 1984 as a cross between Flashdance and Rebel Without a Cause.
Philip French - Observer [UK]
I'm sure there are plenty of people who will say that the original version was so much better than this one and they may be right, but I'm certainly in no hurry to prove it.
Scott Nash - Three Movie Buffs
With his delightful learning-how-to-dance sequence, Miles Teller almost steals 'Footloose' from fantastic dancers Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough.
Betty Jo Tucker - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
The patent absurdity would be forgotten or at least forgiven if the songs and the moves were any good, but aside from the title track it's a sorry farrago of blandness.
Anthony Quinn - Independent
This is a situation where audiences will go into the theater humming the featured songs, and while the movie they see offers no surprises, it does something relatively few fall releases can claim: it delivers exactly what it promises...
Leonard Maltin - Leonard Maltin's Picks
The good-looking, athletic cast kick up their heels with gusto and choreographer Jamal Sims melds line dancing with hip hop and street, always harking back affectionately to the iconic moments of the earlier version.
- Liverpool Echo
A real drag from beginning to end.
Peter Sobczynski - eFilmCritic.com
'You deal with your pain in extremes,' the minister is told. The line is a key to Brewer's filmography: All the director's movies are about people who deal with their pain in extremes, and the plots chronicle the consequences of their coping...
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
it's a decent offer notwithstanding the fact that it's an unnecessary remake hoping to cash in on the reputation of its earlier incarnation. (Movie Review for Parents also available)
Jim Judy - Screen It!
You got to turn me around and put my feet on the ground, so I can walk out as quickly as possible.
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
Sure, it sings a familiar tune. But it's got a good beat, and you can dance to it.
Thomas Leupp - Hollywood.com
A film that's corny, predictable and disposable. But it's also pretty good fun - after you've had a few.
David Edwards - Daily Mirror [UK]
Following the script of the original as if it were an Arthur Murray dance diagram, Brewer's do-over is at its root a very capable display of painting by numbers.
Mike Scott - Times-Picayune
Tweaking the story just a little, the new film brings things up to date while including a few nostalgic salutes to the original - including Ren's bright-yellow VW Beetle and Ariel's red-leather cowboy boots.
Jason Best - Movie Talk
A cheerful if slightly vacuous entertainment, with some intrepid dancing to keep audiences on their toes.
Derek Malcolm - This is London
A dumbed-down, sexed-up take on a story that was already risque and not too bright … softens the '84 film's critique of the church, but is also further from its lingering Christian worldview.
Steven D. Greydanus - Christianity Today
Remake is surprisingly fresh but still faithful to original.
Sandie Angulo Chen - Common Sense Media
This new version will quite capably supply the same amount of carefree fun to a new generation. Which is exactly what a clever, if not particularly ambitious, remake sets out to do.
Stephen Whitty - Newark Star-Ledger
Footloose is completely harmless, and quite enjoyable at times. Like any good pop song, it's got a beat, and you can dance to it.
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
Whether you prefer the original or the remake will be a matter of taste.
Daniel M. Kimmel - New England Movies Weekly
This remake plays like the high school version of a big Broadway stage show. Although that's probably unfair to high school theater.
Rob Thomas - Capital Times (Madison, WI)
I never want to dance again.
Clay Cane - BET.com
Utterly unnecessary, ham-fisted remake of a supposed 1980s "classic."
David Noh - Film Journal International
There's at least one very compelling reason to see it: Brewer understands how to do music on film better than anyone else working today.
Eugene Novikov - Film Blather
Footloose is kind of like eating imitation crab. The taste is there, but it's just not quite right.
Gary Wolcott - Tri-City Herald
Barely fresh considering director Craig Brewer essentially made a carbon copy of the original film just with less chemistry and a leading actor who sounded like Mark Whalberg!
Kevin McCarthy - BDK Reviews
It seems more pandering (and dated) than ever.
Peter Rainer - Christian Science Monitor
The movie brings out some touching and heartfelt emotions. You won't be able to resist bobbing your head and tapping your toes. The 113-minute running time passes by quickly as you become totally absorbed in this crowd-pleasing musical extravaganza.
Keith Cohen - Entertainment Spectrum
Brewer makes good use of the songs from the 1984 film that work, and while the film is too long, dragging out the drama, it's got a real pulse.
Drew McWeeny - HitFix
I was not impressed by the original and was pleased to find a slight satisfaction in the refreshed model.
Jolene Mendez - Entertainment Spectrum
'Footloose' remake is almost paradise.
James Verniere - Boston Herald
You can't really ask much more from something you didn't ask to exist in the first place. I'm not here to tell you to give in or just go with it. But if you do, you'll leave smiling. Sometimes the machine spits out something good.
Dave White - Movies.com
Footloose is fancy-free, an iconic movie's tribute that could stand on its own two, tapping feet.
Steve Persall - Tampa Bay Times
If Footloose had to be remade, this is probably the best version we were likely to get.
Ethan Alter - Television Without Pity
It's the single most harmless teen movie in the recent cinematic landscape, and also one of the most charmingly fun.
Grae Drake - Movies.com
There was really no reason to remake it, but if you accept the fact that remakes are inevitable in today's Hollywood, then the new Footloose shows at least how to avoid travesty.
Jim Slotek - Jam! Movies
While the story is more oddly archaic than ever, we might find ourselves exiting the movie with the overwhelming desire to kick off our own Sunday shoes.
Kimberly Gadette - Doddle
If you can leave your cynicism at the door then this is top-quality Saturday night popcorn entertainment.
Simon Reynolds - Digital Spy
Sweet, shamelessly cheesy and surprisingly wholesome.
Allan Hunter - Daily Express
Some things never change: The best part of "Footloose" is the dancing.
Molly Eichel - Philadelphia Daily News
"Footloose" poses as a bold update, but it's shockingly out of step with the times.
Joe Williams - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"Footloose" is still too long and too square to jump up and down about. But it offers a mild diversion for those who still believe "the music is on his side."
Jon Niccum - Kansas City Star
It's as if Brewer is taking a stand for movies that look like movies instead of audience hipness barometers.
Stephanie Zacharek - Movieline
It's pretty much the same movie, minus some of the more egregious '80s fashions.
Moira MacDonald - Seattle Times
All in all, this is a film I attended with rock-bottom expectations, and came out of feeling elated.
Christopher Tookey - Daily Mail [UK]
Surprisingly enjoyable. Please don't remake Flashdance, though.
Nick Hasted - Little White Lies
Whatever limitations the movie has are part of its charm.
Rene Rodriguez - Miami Herald
This guilty-pleasure update has an angsty adolescent energy that's as infectious as anything in Contagion.
Matt Stevens - E! Online
A boisterous, almost scene-for-scene remake of the 1984 jukebox-musical-dance hit.
Chris Foran - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Brewer's hot-and-bothered remake uncorks the original's raging libido, and it's as seamy and sordid as that damnable PG-13 rating will allow.
Nathan Rabin - AV Club
Solidly entertaining and, dare I say, toe tapping fun!"
Michael A. Smith - MediaMikes
Once you've seen the remake of Footloose, it really doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
Tim Robey - Daily Telegraph
There is good humour throughout.
Jennie Kermode - Eye for Film
It's a vibrant youth musical that will appeal to audiences who haven't seen the 1984 original. And it has enough charm and life to it to compete with the memory of the earlier version.
Mick LaSalle - San Francisco Chronicle
Brewer has a firm command of the material and a great sense of how to film dance sequences. Can't wait to see what this filmmaker does next.
Marjorie Baumgarten - Austin Chronicle
While there's definite energy in the dance sequences, the hokum outweighs the exuberance.
Josh Bell - Las Vegas Weekly
The film's sheer exuberance is frequently enough to overcome its regular moments of dull writing, dubious logic, and cliched plotting and acting.
Shawn Levy - Oregonian
Clearly, Brewer has come to praise Footloose, not to bury it, and so he leaves Dean Pitchford's screenplay more or less intact. The result is one of the more pleasant surprises of 2011.
Alonso Duralde
Every dance sequence in the film is simply spectacular.
Devin Faraci
The idea of an American town outlawing dancing was a stretch back in 1984, but in the intervening years, it's actually become more believable - which goes some way to justifying this remake.
Steve Rose
Sells the concept's inherent silliness with enough lighthearted charm and earnestness to match the surprisingly enduring original.
Geoff Berkshire - Metromix.com
The most important thing this version has in common with the original is that the talking parts are too long and the dancing parts are too short.
Nell Minow - Beliefnet
The film's best asset is Miles Teller, so good as the guilty teenager of "Rabbit Hole," as the lead's instant best buddy.
Laura Clifford - rec.arts.movies.reviews
Don't hate Footloose because it's a remake. The dance-movie-love-story-freedom-of-expression thumper is a rollicking good time.
Clint O'Connor - Cleveland Plain Dealer
While it doesn't excuse Hollywood and their tendency to prefer the established property over a new idea, at least they're getting better at making the reboots watchable.
David Medsker - Bullz-Eye.com
a pretty good remake of Footloose: good-hearted, sincere, enjoyable, not too stupid
Jesse Hassenger - Filmcritic.com
Finds a victorious sense of pride in dancing your ass off--good clean rebellion if there ever was some.
Matt Pais - RedEye
Works as a breezy entertainment that audiences will want to flock to on a Friday night.
Dustin Putman
As in most movies of this ilk, the drama is stuff you sit through to get to the good parts, which are the zippy music and athletic dancing. And they are very good.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
Entertaining, sporadically delightful, but like most reheats, it lacks the essential sense of surprise found in the original picture.
Brian Orndorf - BrianOrndorf.com
Brewer adds a gritty texture and shows ingenuity in the ways he inserts tunes from the original. But the basic material is at best a guilty pleasure.
Betsy Sherman - Boston Phoenix
This updated version of the 27-year-old Footloose is competently made and lively enough.
Graham Young - Birmingham Post
Updating the quarter-of-a-century old original with a more racially representative cast and hipper street moves, Brewer also trumps his predecessor with a zinging script and some likeable performances...
Tim Evans - Sky Movies
Hugely entertaining, remake that's obviously been made with a healthy love of the original film and succeeds thanks to a faithful script, terrific dance sequences and strong performances from its cast.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
Star-crossed lovers Wormald and Julianne Hough can't match Bacon and Lori Singer, but over-30s will tap feet and the Glee crowd will mime along.
Jamie Graham - Total Film
A virtual cinematic poison pill to anyone irrevocably divorced from any trace memories of adolescent feeling, and further proof that in life but especially art feeling is stronger than thought.
Brent Simon - Screen International
What results is something stylish, modern, nostalgic, cheesy, and more than a little Frankensteinian.
R. Kurt Osenlund - Slant Magazine
Wormald and Hough don't look or dance like adolescents letting off steam; their professionalism overwhelms what should be a simple pleasure. The film sometimes has the same problem.
Craig Mathieson - The Age (Australia)
As far as acting goes, these kids certainly can dance.
Phil Villarreal - OK! Magazine
It may not be great art, but it sure as hell knows how to dance.
JimmyO - JoBlo's Movie Emporium
The plot may be straightforward but it's refreshing to see a modern dance film that tackles religion, convention and local law alongside the requisite forbidden romance.
Anna Smith - Time Out
This Footloose takes place in the same authentic, sweaty, lived-in South as his Hustle & Flow and Black Snake Moan.
David Fear - Time Out
Like the original, it's a bogus melodrama built around ersatz popular music..a tribute to cinematic contrivance, a product instead of an expression of anything remotely real.
Marshall Fine - Hollywood & Fine
After his sophomore jinx, Brewer is back on firm ground with this retro (but not cool), old-fashioned musical remake, which you can see with your parents and grandparents due to its unabashedly corny and harmless nature.
Emanuel Levy - EmanuelLevy.Com
Predictable plot, solid music and dancing.
Harvey S. Karten - Compuserve
There have been far, far worse remakes out there. Harmless, feel-good fun.
James White - Empire Magazine
It feels like a film walking in the shoes of its predecessor with a slightly sassier spring in its step. But at a certain point in the final act, this remake seems to forget why we're all watching.
Jason Di Rosso - MovieTime, ABC Radio National
Is there any thing lamer than rebelling exactly the same way that your parents did? ... This is not to elevate the original Footloose beyond its modest, corny self, but the remake feels pointedly useless.
Corey Hall - Metro Times (Detroit, MI)
A lively and rambunctious remake of the 1984 classic about a rebel with a cause who loves to dance.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat - Spirituality and Practice
This remake rocks with toe-tapping adolescent angst.
Susan Granger - SSG Syndicate
Nothing about this remake challenges the original. What it does do is introduce a new generation to a great story with heart and there really can't be anything wrong with that.
Dale Rolfe - MovieFIX
Brewer's camera clings to the bodies of the dancers who emit more heat than the burning Southern sun.
Tom Clift - Moviedex
Ren now dances with his iPod, the black kids krump in the carpark and the grown-ups worry about the recession. And that's about where the updating ends.
Rebecca Barry - Flicks.co.nz
Footloose is an anodyne example of Hollywood's fixation on remakes but it is slightly better than I expected.
Sandra Hall - Sydney Morning Herald
The glue subtly holding everything together for Footloose is the intelligent and atmospheric direction of Craig Brewer, best known for his superb handling of the cult classic Hustle and Flow.
Leigh Paatsch - Herald Sun (Australia)
It may adhere to the original a little too closely, but this remake is still an immensely enjoyable ride boosted by Craig Brewer's pitch-perfect musical instincts.
Erin Free - FILMINK (Australia)
This is a squeaky clean teen movie, really. I was amazed at how people don't know how to direct dance these days.
Margaret Pomeranz - At the Movies (Australia)
The young cast are engaging, especially Miles Teller in the role originally played by Christopher Penn.
David Stratton - At the Movies (Australia)
Not even a rather obvious lack of interest in the adult actors amongst can stop Footloose from finally becoming the film that 1980s nostalgia would have us assume the original is.
Glenn Dunks - Trespass
From start to finish, Brewer's remake exudes the look and style of its forebearers: semi-awkward dance choreography, clunky dialogue and an obedience to formula that borders on cliche. But somehow, it works.
Todd Gilchrist - Boxoffice Magazine
[W]e have... turned into four-year-olds who want to watch nothing but the same Blue's Clues DVD over and over again...
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
Footloose is a fun, energetic and sexy remake which successfully remixes its cult classic predecessor to make for an entertaining time at the flicks.
Matthew Pejkovic - Matt's Movie Reviews
Foot-tapping fun, sexy dancing, romance and making changes are the mainstays of this likeable, high energy remake of the 1984 classic
Louise Keller - Urban Cinefile
Footloose is a solid dance film that should find a new, appreciative audience with a younger generation that doesn't hold the '84 film in as high esteem as audiences over 40.
Rebecca Murray - About.com
Craig Brewer directs films like a man with electricity emanating from his fingertips. It feels like his pictures might, at any point, ignite into a fiery ball of sex ... Footloose is what we talk about when we talk about having fun at the movies.
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Hey guys im looking to get my first jeep and looking for a TJ or a LJ (if I can find a good price on one). Anyways if anybody knows of one for sale if you would please let me know. I have been surfing craigslist for a while now and have only found a couple working on going to look at them and only one has been a LJ. I have to keep the price under 10k and the miles under 100k.
Looking forward to getting a jeep and doing some wheeling in WI with it.
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Old post but oh well. If you havent found out yet...there really isny much for wheeling in the southern part of wisconsin.
Best bets are to hook up with a group such as LCJs, CapCity 4x4, or Wisconsin 4x4 because they do a lot of wheeling on private property.
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Location: Killington, Vermont, USA (Boston 3hrs / NYC 4hrs - Woodstock 12mi / Rutland 18mi) View Map
Accommodations: Log Home, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Loft, Game Room, Comfortably Sleeps 12
Our home is nestled between Birch Mountain and the winding Ottaquechee River. It offers a perfect balance between nature and modern convenience.
Only a short walk to a number of natural beaver lodges, and located in an area known for moose sightings, our home welcomes you with an authentic brush of nature Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Do not let the rich natural surroundings and native wildlife deceive you; there is much to do and see in the surrounding areas: we are located only 3 minutes from Killington's Skyship Gondola, 8 minutes from Pico, 15 minutes from Woodstock, and 20 minutes from Rutland or Okemo. Your possibilities are limitless: be it skiing, hiking, watching a movie, attending a concert, golfing, dining out, Beaver Lodge offers you a location with prime access to entertainment and recreation.
A bit of a homebody? No problem. There is still plenty to do: fish the many rivers and lakes in the vicinity (we angled a 20 lb. trout in front of the house), hike the hundreds of wooded acres behind the property, enjoy a bonfire, relax with a few lawn or board games located in our game chest, or simply chill, grill, and breath in the stress-free air on the covered porch. In our basement entertainment center,watch DVD or play video games on the 50 inch big screen TVs, play pool, foosball, shuffleboard, darts or cards.
The home has more than 2,000 square feet of living space on the first two floors and another 1,000 square feet in the entertainment center. The interior design offers an open, spacious, yet intimate, homey feel. Our modern kitchen flows into a warm dining space, and drifts into the spacious great room, perfect for conversation and relaxation. The pine-log construction, hardwood floors and dimmed lighting create an inviting, rustic ambiance reminiscent of the logger's cabins that rested on the plot in the past. When the day darkens and cools, take advantage of our wood burning fireplace. Bask in the natural warmth and aromas of fresh pine, and let yourself plunge into the gentle, alluring simplicity of a well-stoked fire.
Enjoy our cozy accommodation: four leather recliners, an authentic birch rocker two six-foot pillow chairs and a double pillow sleeper. Listen to the stereo, or enjoy Fiber TV on our 50 inch flat panel. Take advantage of our music and video libraries to create your own perfect atmosphere.
If you are looking for privacy, retire to the loft, the second story bedroom or the private second-story chalet balcony. Chat in the Adirondack chairs, read in an oaken rocker, unwind in the massaging jets of the second-story tub or just melt into the soft queen-sized bed.
If you really can't get away from it all, no worries. Our fiber wireless internet keeps you connected and Verizon Wireless receives four bars on our site.
Our home is friendly and functional. We located the mudroom away from all the activity, tucked into the walk out basement along with the washer, dryer and a wall mounted ironing board. We placed the clothes draws under beds and put closets in each bedroom so that nothing interferes with your enjoyment, and comfort on the two main floors.
We hope you stay with us. You will find the atmosphere intoxicating, you won't want to leave, so please visit again.
Cheers, Ed and Linda
Keywords: Log Home, Ski House, Ski Home, Chalet, Lodge, Rustic, Atmosphere, Romantic, Family, Cabin, Waterfront, Porch
Linda and I (Ed) and our four boys have been visiting the Killington area, winter, spring, summer and fall since 1991. Vermont is a terrific complement to our lives on Long Island NY… mountains instead of beaches, cool breezes instead of the warm winds of the Atlantic, wide open and unexplored spaces instead of the cosmopolitan kaleidoscope of people and places. Each of us have only terrific memories and experiences in Vermont, skiing, tubing, swimming, hiking, biking, collecting, chatting… the list goes on… maybe that is why we love Vermont so much… so much to do… so much to experience. Our sons are now 21-29 and beginning to build lives of their own. Linda and I finally decided to take the plunge and create a spot where regardless of where the future may take our sons they have a place to return to that guarantees them some relaxation and fun. In 2008, we bought our dream site and built a log home for our family to enjoy year round. We stay here so the home is equipped for the owner (us) to live in. When we are not here we share our home with family, friends and individuals like yourself who find the Vermont experience as rewarding as we do. Come stay with us… return… maybe become a neighbor…
The Owner purchased this lodge in 2008
Secluded two acres on the Ottaquechee River. Close to everything - Woodstock, Rutland and of course Killington and Pico - only a 5 minute drive to the Killington Base Lodge. In the summer tube from in front of the home to the Long Trail Brewery - 5 miles away, swim at nearby Echo and Union Lakes or golf at the many terrific courses. In Autumn walk the literally hundreds of acres behind the home and check out the magnificent foliage – sugar maple – white birch black locust. In Spring catalog the hundreds of wildflowers growing in the gardens on the property, build a bonfire in our fire pit and wait for the Moose. Our unique home has all the modern comforts yet is reminiscent of an earlier simpler time. Real log construction keeps you warm in the winter and cooler in the summer through the natural process of radial heating. Relax with friends in the great room with a real wood fireplace or sit quietly, read and observe the goings on below form the loft. The covered deck is perfect to observe the wildlife or grill in any season and if you want more privacy the 2nd floor balcony and master bedroom will definitely do the trick. The home has all wood floors and is practical yet elegant. It is fully furnished and outfitted and can easily accommodate a large group (we are a family of 6 and if everyone brings a friend that will make it 12 – no problem. We follow the National Park Service rules: "Carry In – Carry Out – Leave Only Footprints"
Perfect place.... close to everything yet nestled privately in the woods! ... We met your neighbor as he plowed the driveway ... so nice!! ... giant pillows were a huge hit... found great sledding at Mount Tom and the skiing was the best in years! ... hope to return. John, Jill and Family
I've been to this house in both winter and summer time. It is perfect for both. For the winter, its proximity to Killington is great, just a few miles to the lift. But when the weather was too nasty to ski, there's plenty to do inside the house and on the grounds of the property. Summer time we had just as much, if not more fun. The river and mountain on the property allow for lots of outdoor activities. The front porch, outdoor seating around the fire pit, and the Long Trail Brewery down the street are all fantastic places to enjoy a few frosty bronsons. The house was definitely worth the price of admission and it will not be the last time I visit.
The beaver lodge is impeccably decorated and the hosts Ed and Linda have left nothing to desire! Our family and a cousin's family stayed there for two nights as we attended a wedding in the area. My only wish as I walked out everyday was that I should have had more time to explore the area. Ed and Linda's pad will make an amazing base from which to explore the surrounding areas. Thank you for such an incredible stay :)
I recently spent a weekend at the Beaver Lodge with a group of friends and can't rave enough about what a great time we had. The location is perfect - we were close to a grocery store, Long Trail Brewery, and restaurants. The cabin itself is beautiful and large. While the weather mostly cooperated, there were a few rainy days but there was so much to do in the cabin (movies, foosball, pool, darts, skeeball, etc etc etc), that we didn't even mind staying indoors. Just hanging out in the cabin was probably my favorite part of the trip. There's a great river right outside the cabin which is beautiful. It was a very pleasant and needed break from the fast-paced and sometimes crowded city of Charlotte, NC. Lots of fun times and memories made that weekend! I would come back in a heartbeat.
Our entire group had an incredible time at Beaver Lodge! The cabin is stocked with everything you will ever need - movies, sports equipment, board games, table games, etc. The location is perfect - it's tucked away in a quiet, private area, but still close enough to great trails, a brewery, several restaurants, and a grocery store! We grilled out and had a bon fire during our stay, and we had an absolute blast! Next time I am in Vermont, I will be booking my stay at Beaver Lodge, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking to have a fun, relaxing, or adventurous time in Vermont.
I loved this place! This was my first visit to Vermont and I want to go back already because of this place! The sight and aroma of the log cabin provided me the feeling of extreme happiness at this mountainous paradise. From sitting in the rocking chair on the porch listening to the river flow and the birds chirp over some coffee (we even saw a fox walking down the road), to playing games in the man-cave with friends, there is nothing to disappoint! I absolutely loved the real fireplace inside the living room with comfy furniture. The house was extremely spacious for the group of friends we had (8) and had many amenities at the house to accommodate absolutely anyone. It is a great getaway adventure with a few towns close by and even a great local brewery with amazing food and beer. With many hikes/activities in the area, this location will satisfy any adventure spirit during the off season from skiing. The locals are even extremely friendly and helpful, which only added to my great experience in Vermont. I would love to come back to this place for another trip someday! You will be happy you stayed at the Beaver Lodge - I promise!!!
Beaver Lodge is one of the most beautiful places I've been too! The log cabin sits in a beautiful valley and is surrounded by rivers and incredible nature. We were a group of 8 and had an incredible amount of room to hangout, lounge, cook and play games! There is so much room to sprawl out and hang around, it's quite relaxing. There is also a beautiful outdoor area with a campfire, hammock and seating for a large group. The country store and long trail brewing are right in the area too. We were able to get great food and drink at both places and cooked most of our dinners at beaver lodge! we couldn't have asked for a better time in Vermont and beaver lodge completed the trip! Definitely recommend for those looking to stay in the area.
State and National Parks, Live Music Festivals, Autumn Leaves, Long Trail and Harpoon Breweries, Wineries, Adirondack Trail... Plenty to do and see... we have a planning ''war room' in the basement entertainment center with maps on the walls as well as many brochures featuring local attractions.
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