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Sunitinib for the treatment of gastrointestinal stromal tumours: a critique of the submission from Pfizer
Authors: Bond M, Hoyle M, Moxham T, Napier M, Anderson R
Journal: Health Technology Assessment Volume: 13 Issue: Suppl 2 Article 10
Publication date: October 2009
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3310/hta13Suppl2/10
Sunitinib for the treatment of gastrointestinal stromal tumours: a critique of the submission from Pfizer. Health Technol Assess 2009;13(Suppl 2):69-74
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The submission's evidence for the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of sunitinib for the treatment of gastrointestinal stromal tumours (GISTs) is based on a randomised controlled trial (RCT) comparing sunitinib with placebo for people with unresectable and/or metastatic GIST after failure of imatinib and with Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) progression status 0-1, and an ongoing, non-comparative cohort study of a similar population but with ECOG progression status 0-4. The searches are appropriate and include all relevant studies and the RCT is of high quality. In the RCT sunitinib arm overall survival was 73 median weeks [95% confidence interval (CI) 61 to 83] versus 75 median weeks (95% CI 68 to 84) for the cohort study. However, time to tumour progression in the cohort study was different from that in the RCT sunitinib arm [41 (95% CI 36 to 47) versus 29 (95% CI 22 to 41) median weeks respectively]. Median progression-free survival with sunitinib was 24.6 weeks (95% CI 12.1 to 28.4) versus 6.4 weeks (95% CI 4.4 to 10.0) on placebo (hazard ratio 0.333, 95% CI 0.238 to 0.467, p < 0.001). The manufacturer used a three-state Markov model to model the cost-effectiveness of sunitinib compared with best supportive care for GIST patients; the modelling approach and sources and justification of estimates are reasonable. The base-case incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) was 27,365 pounds per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) with the first cycle of sunitinib treatment not costed; when we included the cost of the first treatment cycle we estimated a base-case ICER of 32,636 pounds per QALY. Pfizer's sensitivity analysis produced a range of ICERs from 15,536 pounds per QALY to 59,002 pounds per QALY. Weaknesses of the manufacturer's submission include that the evidence is based on only one published RCT; that 84% of the RCT control population crossed over to the intervention group, giving rise to the use of unusual rank preserved structural failure time (RPSFT) analysis to correct for possible bias; and that a number of errors and omissions were made in the probabilistic sensitivity analysis, meaning that it is not possible to come to firm conclusions about the cost-effectiveness of sunitinib for GIST in this patient population. In conclusion, during the blinded phase of the RCT, overall survival was significantly longer in the sunitinib arm than in the placebo arm (hazard ratio 0.491, 95% CI 0.290 to 0.831, p <0.007). However, intention-to-treat analysis of the entire study showed no statistically significant difference in overall survival for those who received sunitinib (73 weeks) versus those who received placebo (65 weeks) (hazard ratio 0.876, 95% CI 0.679 to 1.129, p = 0.306).


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Does anyone have suggestions for cute, short ice breakers for our first meeting? I want something short that won't interfere with business, but will help everyone get to know each other and make the newcomers feel welcome.
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Here's a fun game - and if you do not have a particular board position for one listed - just pass on by. If you can't find a particular candy - well just get a great subsititure.
The Leadership - Candy Game
Purchase the candy in advance then lay it out on the table to prepare for the game. Explain that the goal of the game is to pick the candy most appropriate for your new role on the PTA board this new year.
Start with the president - let her come up and review the candy selection - have her pick one up that most describes her role - ask her why she thinks this candy is most appropriate for the job position. Thank her and ask her to take the candy back to her seat and place it in front of her for the duration of the game.
Next, the VP - come up, pick out candy, same question and get reply.
etc. etc.
After the candy has been collected, then go back over the roles, and let them know which candy you had chosen for that position. Have them then collect the one that was supposed to be for them - congratulate them if they chose the one you intended and if the didn't, explain why you thought your choice was the intended one.
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Thanks for the idea. I also remembered a great one that is fast-paced and fun. Have a list of things/people to look for: someone with long hair, someone who drives a minivan, someone who has a kindergartner, etc. Whoever completes it first or gets the most names in 10 minutes, wins. It forces everyone to talk to each other and learn each other's names.
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We joined with another school this year and began joint meetings last spring. There were some bad attitudes among some of the parents and in an effort to show people how much they have in common, we did a team building exercise at the beginning of a meeting. You take a sheet of paper and divide it into 10 squares. In each square write a statement(I have a kindergartner, I have eaten a Happy Meal just to get a toy). Use statements that are serious and some that are just for fun. Hand each person a sheet and have them put their initials in every square that applies to them then give them 10 minutes to go around the room and find people who can fill the empty squares. It gave parents a chance to chat and meet some new people and it got everyone in a great mood. I'm planning on trying it again this year.
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Could you send me a copy of your sheet of questions? I am wanting to do the same sort of activity, but I am at a loss as to what questions to use. Thanks for your help!
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CGI fantasy adventures in the post-Potter, young-adult, old-child mode are not quite my taste, but this one is likably boisterous, and Iain Softley directs with flair.
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Much is made of the magic of literature in Inkheart, but the joys of losing yourself in reading are undermined by the movie's barrage of special effects and a convoluted plot.
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The film's storybook Alpine vistas are lovely to behold, and bits of humor pop out in welcome moments. Other than that, it never quite springs to life as intended -- not in your kitchen, and not on screen.
Amy Biancolli - Houston Chronicle
Much of this comes across as a labor of love, with a classy cast frolicking in Iain Softley's whimsical direction of a lushly imagined adaptation by David Lindsay-Abaire.
Nancy Churnin - Dallas Morning News
No child seeing Inkheart will ever want to be read to again.
Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
Inkheart was a busy, crowded, hugely successful book to start with....the film version retains nearly all of author Cornelia Funke's story complications. It's a mixed bag and a serious load for a movie to carry.
Michael Phillips - Chicago Tribune
It's handsomely mounted, with supporting turns by Helen Mirren as the girl's flinty aunt and Jim Broadbent as the author of the book that caused so much fuss.
J. R. Jones - Chicago Reader
The overqualified cast gives its all, but logical lapses and sober-sided direction siphon off the fun.
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Even if it can't quite conjure up the movie magic it intends, Inkheart does serve as public service announcement promoting literacy. And as such, your kids could do a lot worse at the cineplex.
Tom Long - Detroit News
Inkheart is entertaining enough, if not always easy to follow. And if it does nothing else, at least it may inspire kids to read, if for no other reason than to help make sense of it all.
Bill Goodykoontz - Arizona Republic
A brisk, overstuffed adaptation of Cornelia Funke's international bestseller.
Justin Chang - Variety
A flea market of fairy tales and hocus-pocus, Inkheart makes as much sense as an inkblot.
Kyle Smith - New York Post
While we can appreciate the decent effects, the bang-up settings and a good cast, we can only hope they got some sight-seeing in on their days off. Whatever magic there was on this shoot is probably in their home movies.
Roger Moore - Orlando Sentinel
[Has] plenty of thrills, a smart although oft-confusing script, delightful scenery-chewing scenes from stalwarts like Helen Mirren, Jim Broadbent and Andy Serkis, and a gorgeous high-concept visual style.
Linda Barnard - Toronto Star
Christine Champ - Film.com
As an adventure flick, Inkheart is not all that adventurous. It goes to places and falls on tropes that many fantasy films -- most notably but not exclusively the Lord of the Rings trilogy -- have covered.
Kamal Al-Solaylee - Globe and Mail
Over and over again, characters in Inkheart wax eloquent on the power of books. But there's nothing in the movie as haunting or as compelling as the sound they make when they speak for themselves.
Stephanie Zacharek - Salon.com
It's the limitations of the film when considering the nearly limitless possibilities suggested by the premise that make Inkheart a disappointment.
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Whatever made the German novel Inkheart by Cornelia Funke so popular that it got translated into 37 languages is nowhere in evidence in its film version.
Kirk Honeycutt - Hollywood Reporter
Whimsy shouldn't be overwhelming.
Christy Lemire - Associated Press
Inkheart is a valentine to books mainly by negative example -- the leaps of imagination it doesn't achieve.
Sheri Linden - Los Angeles Times
Anna King - Time Out
Cobbled-together fantasy about a dad who can "read" characters in and out of books.
Sarah Sluis - Film Journal International
Dean Essner - Digital Spy
Brendan Fraser's boyish face usually oozes charisma, but here he just looks plain bored. Which is kind of how the audience looked too.
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Anders Wotzke - Moviedex
If there's a problem for me with Inkheart, it is one of scope. This feels like it should be an epic movie, but it's not.
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For all its problems, it's a sweet, clever work.
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When you have to question every other scene and a ferret steals the show, you know you're in trouble.
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John J. Puccio - Movie Metropolis
As far as movies based on books about books go, it's anything but a pageturner.
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The message is so muddied by the film's dizzying changes in pitch and tone that a lot of young readers aren't going to know what to think.
Sandra Hall - Sydney Morning Herald
Readers who want to exercise their imaginations may prefer to stick to the written word. If a story gets boring, you can always skip a few pages and move on. In the cinema there isn't much choice.
Evan Williams - The Australian
Una aventura entretenida sobre todo para publico adolescente, y para todo aquel que haya disfrutado alguna vez de un buen libro de fantasia.
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Gaping plot holes aside, Inkheart is a lovely little film, aimed at the bookish among us, and peppered with a love of the literary.
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Not ghastly, but not exhilarating either.
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A diverting excursion into fantasy gothic territory.
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This adventure-fantasy film doesn't have the special effects depth of a Lord Of The Rings movie, nor the charm of the Harry Potter franchise, but it is still quite enjoyable.
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It's a familiar tale, but one told with gusto, wit and visual flare...
David Jenkins - Time Out Sydney
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There's nothing terribly wrong with Inkheart but it just doesn't quite engage us,"
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Last Action Hero for books. By proxy, it's also kind of The Purple Rose of Cairo for books, but it's not as good as either... It would really amuse me if it ended with the family deciding, after all this trouble, let's never read again.
Fred Topel - Can Magazine
Much less cringe-worthy, juvenile and bland than Bedtime Stories, it lacks the awe-inspiring thrills, brilliance and imagination that makes superior films like Harry Potter so exhilarating and unforgettable.
Avi Offer - NYC Movie Guru
"...unconvincing characters and uncompelling action."
Jim Lane - Sacramento News & Review
Thomas Leupp - IGN Movies
If you can ignore Fraser and his trademark lumpishness, Inkheart is imaginative and entertaining.
Tricia Olszewski - Washington City Paper
The ending needs to soar like a winged monkey, and instead it flops around like a landed fish.
Ken Hanke - Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
There are moments of absolute wonder to be had. Just not enough to make the film anything more than a painless misfire.
Tim Brayton - Antagony & Ecstasy
This children's fantasy flirts with the dark side, though family values win out.
Matthew Sorrento - Film Threat
Inkheart has an engaging premise in its notion of a Silvertongue and a refreshing love of books.
Beth Accomando - KPBS.org
Any grown-ups deputized to accompany kids to this picture should find the usual watch-checking squirm factor to be surprisingly minimal.
Kurt Loder - MTV
A fantasy film intended as an adventure flick that requires this disclaimer: Do not operate heavy machinery after viewing.
Michael Smith - Tulsa World
Brendan Fraser needs to make a serious movie and get his career back in gear.
Jackie K. Cooper - jackiekcooper.com
Movies like 'Inkheart' are one of the reasons I list fantasies as one of my least favorite genres.
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
I understand this is the first offering in an 'Inkheart' trilogy. If so, color me hooked.
Betty Jo Tucker - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
...an agreeable fantasy epic that's generally elevated by the strength of the various performances...
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
Chaotic, wildly unevern kids' fluff.
Boo Allen - Denton Record Chronicle (TX)
This folklore-filled children's story about the love of literature is disappointing because of its poor execution.
Susan Granger - SSG Syndicate
A whimsical, exciting and entertaining family flick.
Pete Hammond - Hollywood.com
Rebecca Murray - About.com
James Verniere - Boston Herald
Absolutely adorable and enormously entertaining.
Staci Layne Wilson - StaciWilson.com
Inkheart takes a great idea and then refuses to do much with that idea -- including, I'm afraid, explaining it clearly to the audience.
Mike Russell - Oregonian
Dave White - Movies.com
Its countless missteps earn nothing but scorn even as its wonderful intentions make us ashamed to voice them.
Rob Vaux - Sci-Fi Movie Page
Keep your expectations reasonable, and you'll have fun.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
Inkheart is a fantastic read, and I wasn't expecting the film to live up to it at all. Much simpler than the book, the film is still a pretty fantastic ride. The story is changed around a bit but the main characters are there, exactly as you remember them
Jenna Busch - JoBlo's Movie Emporium
Dean Essner - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
It's an interesting idea, but instead of imagining an equally clever conclusion, the film eventually collapses into a series of chases and fights with a big Raiders of the Lost Ark-style special effects blowout ending.
Jeffrey M. Anderson - Combustible Celluloid
Dean Essner - Bullz-Eye.com
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Mick LaSalle - San Francisco Chronicle
Inkheart finds Brendan Fraser getting out-acted by flying monkeys and Toto the dog.
Christian Toto - What Would Toto Watch?
Cold, bland and gimmicky.
Michael Sragow - Baltimore Sun
The movie has no personality. It flops from scene to scene and crisis to crisis with no passion, no intensity and%u2014worse%u2014no fun.
Gary Wolcott - Tri-City Herald
Even though Brendan Fraser might be one of the worst actors out there, his co-stars and a clever script keep this movie alive and entertaining.
Kevin McCarthy - WJFK-FM (CBS Radio)
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Jim Judy - Screen It!
A few of the creatures, as well as one startling moment, might unsettle little ones in the audience. But the greater danger is that they'll fall asleep.
Carla Meyer - Sacramento Bee
For a movie about the power of books and stories, it's a bit ironic that Inkheart is itself so poorly thought through.
Eugene Novikov - Film Blather
Inkheart gets a pass for making books seem cool (if scary): if only it could have done the same for movies.
Peter Canavese - Groucho Reviews
Better an adventure movie for families that (however paradoxically) extols the value and wonder of books than yet another movie that celebrates violent revenge or asinine behavior.
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
Brendan Frasier's Mo may be able to conjure magic, but the same can't be said for this film.
Brandon Fibbs - BrandonFibbs.com
The concept of 'Inkheart' is worthy but the execution leaves viewers' heads caught in the library and their feet in the cineplex.
John P. McCarthy - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Despite strong production values and a cast of heavy hitters, Inkheart never hooks us as it should.
Robert W. Butler - Kansas City Star
Tween-targeted fantasy adaptation is no Harry Potter.
Sandie Angulo Chen - Common Sense Media
Taken far too literally from the best-selling trilogy by Cornelia Funke, Inkheart is a passable, but prosaic and remarkably humourless kidflick that all but sucks the magic out of fairy tales by rendering the characters ordinary.
Jim Slotek - Jam! Movies
For the effects spectacle, the film works to a degree, but the vast majority of the humdrum plot might leave more kids asleep rather than engaged.
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
The movie never achieves the sort of transporting fantasy that formed the backbone of the novel: The limitless potential for adventure and excitement that books provide, given physical form when transplanted into our reality.
Rene Rodriguez - Miami Herald
Another fantasy adventure story based on a bestselling book that turns out to be a dud.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat - Spirituality and Practice
A literary fantasy with a charm deficit.
Bill Weber - Slant Magazine
A visually overstuffed but emotionally undernourished piece of whimsy...yet another big, overblown fantasy movie that never takes flight.
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
Inkheart won't make people forget Princess Bride, but it may give them pleasant flashbacks while it rollicks through its own bookish adventures.
Tasha Robinson - AV Club
There's nothing terrible or offensive about Inkheart, but until a hero decides to read letters from Penthouse Forum, let's can it with the 'things coming alive' stuff.
Matt Pais - Metromix.com
Take some bits from "Harry Potter" and "Arabian Nights," loads from "The Wizard of Oz" and mix with an original story that we never even get to hear and you get the torturously tedious "Inkheart."
Laura Clifford - Reeling Reviews
It's not that Inkheart is horrible or stupid or has something about it that scars you so badly and deeply you will never want to go to the movies again. It's just not special.
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
The finished product teases, but does not fulfill, with what could have been. Having seen Inkheart only days ago, its details have already begun to fade from memory. Great literature and cinema is not this easily forgotten.
Dustin Putman - DustinPutman.com
Every action scene is coupled with lush visuals.
Anna King - Time Out New York
The story shimmers with imaginative details.
Nell Minow - Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
purposefully confusing and, on occasion, downright indefensible
Bill Gibron - Filmcritic.com
While the story proves the pen is mightier than the sword, this flaccid adaptation proves the book is mightier than the film.
Matt Stevens - E! Online
Despite its interest in creative expression, Inkheart's hurried pace, shorthand characterizations and regularly scheduled set-pieces obliterate all but the faintest traces of lucid thought.
Nick Schager - Cinematical
Entertaining enough for young teens, but a little more thought could have made it appealing to adults as well.
Rafer Guzman - Newsday
Despite his name, [director] Softley plays it with a heavy hand, distracting viewers with lots of action, hideous makeup and garish costumes, but the effect is more perplexing than enlightening.
Sue Pierman - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
there is nothing that resembles fun anywhere. No sense of emotional involvement by anyone on screen, and certainly no breathtaking and/or lurking sense of doom
Andrea Chase - Killer Movie Reviews
Inkheart was shot in and around Liguria on the Italian Riviera, and it looks absolutely ravishing. But the most resonant and, frankly, wonderful aspect of the film is its unabashed love for books and the wonders to be found within.
Marc Savlov - Austin Chronicle
[U]nquestionably for children, but unlike many children's movies, it does not assume kids are stupid or will respond only to toilet humor or slapstick...
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
Inkheart feels as though it has been pulled apart and put back together several times over, leading to a viewing experience that's equal parts bewilderment and tedium.
Brian Orndorf - BrianOrndorf.com
Bettany's wonderful performance is as compelling as the movie itself is lackluster and downright dull.
Steve Rhodes - Internet Reviews
... focused on giving the film a palpable threat of potentially fatal consequences and the characters an emotional foundation.
Sean Axmaker - Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Beautiful cinematography, good direction, solid supporting actors, interestingly enough story, despite its predictability, but the main character was absent.
Ross Anthony - Hollywood Report Card
Making a movie about the magic to be found in reading books, is a little like General Motors singing the praises of riding a bike instead.
Prairie Miller - NewsBlaze
Plot holes notwithstanding, Inkheart is a well-timed and well-made family film that seems too good for the traditional January dumping grounds.
Bill Clark - FromTheBalcony
We leave doubly convinced that words are better left squat, inert, and black on the page
Amy Nicholson - I.E. Weekly
A brisk and engaging adventure for kids who love books as well as for those who don't.
Tom Keogh - Seattle Times
Similar to the movie adaptation of Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass (Knopf, 1996), the filmmakers shoehorn most of the book's plot into a small amount of time, leaving little room for character development or nuanced acting.
Kent Turner - Film-Forward.com
This shrill, moronic and often ugly family adventure feels cobbled together from spare parts, with a script that can't even be bothered to follow its own rules or internal logic.
Alonso Duralde - MSNBC
Winged monkeys and a minotaur you don't get a good look at make up some of the mediocre special effects in an unsatisfying kid's movie.
Cole Smithey - ColeSmithey.com
The real problem with Inkheart isn't that it's badly made but that it simply shouldn't have been made at all.
Wade Major - Boxoffice Magazine
Doesn't fill us with a sufficient sense of awe for the spectacular visual concepts that we've come to expect in big-scale movie fantasy.
Jules Brenner - Cinema Signals
Inkheart is a case of a good children's tale assigned to the wrong director, Iain Softley, who's unable to bring the magic of the German best-selling novel to the screen.
Emanuel Levy - EmanuelLevy.Com
Enjoyable fantasy adventure in which the strong cast, likeable characters and impressive special effects provide just enough distraction for you to ignore the plot holes.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
A convoluted story but otherwise this is solid fantasy fare, nicely performed and handsomely made.
Daniel Etherington - Film4
Filled with the prerequisites of talking animals, an appealing young heroine and some heinous villains, all the ingredients are there, although an overly complex plot makes for an altogether middling experience.
David Edwards - Daily Mirror [UK]
There is loads of action and an amusing turn from Helen Mirren as Meggie's aunt. Most important, Inkheart performs the trick of encouraging our kids to love both books and films.
Dean Essner - Sun Online
Inkheart is cheerful and amiable, and in the absence of a Harry Potter film this winter, it fills a gap neatly.
David Gritten - Daily Telegraph
Inkheart shows why books are wonderful yet dangerous places; how a well-told story unlocks the imagination; and how words unleash the most unpredictable emotions.
James Christopher - Times [UK]
Magical, if messy - this gets by on a good heart, high adventure and an unashamed love for books.
Kim Newman - Empire Magazine
It is a good -looking enthralling film with a traditional feel that does exactly what it says on the tin. Be warned though, some scenes might be a bit too intense for the really young.
Dean Essner - Heart 106.2
Gamely played and impressively filmed (in the Liguria area of Italy), it's good, Saturday matinee-type fun. If it were a book...you couldn't put it down. Word up.
Tim Evans - Sky Movies
This is one of those adaptations that tries to keep you watching with its sheer busyness. At times, though, you just want it to stop and catch breath with the aid of some rather better lines and deeper characterisations.
Derek Malcolm - This is London
Bit by bit, Inkheart gets backed into a very moribund soundstage finale with loose ends either rapidly wrapped or abandoned entirely.
Fionnuala Halligan - Screen International
Adapted from the best-selling novel by Cornelia Funke, this makes a splashy fuss about "the magic of books", and yet undermines our imaginative instincts by monstering the screen with special effects.
Anthony Quinn - Independent
It's a familiar tale, but one told with gusto, wit and visual flare.
David Jenkins - Time Out
Inkheart the novel is intended to be the first of a trilogy, but - like The Golden Compass, but even more so - it falls well short of convincing me that the next two films would be a worthwhile investment, financially or emotionally.
Christopher Tookey - Daily Mail [UK]
The film's message that books are the doorway to learning and adventure is not overplayed even if the pic cheats a bit at the end for a tidy denouement.
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As for feedback, I try to leave feedback as often as possible. If for some reason I forget, a simple follow up phone call or email from the listing agent is all it takes.
Good points made by my fellow realtors. Follow-up is essential to your sale at highest and best price. My suggestions are to: reward and encourage good behavior: provide a bottled water and cookie to realtors and prospective buyers, make your house memorable, instruct your agent to select for multiple
requests for feedback and to follow up with a phone call.
Of course, sellers with the "intelligent house" by Time Warner Cable watch the buyers go through their house. I have heard of sellers taping buyers and realtors while the showing occurs- not sure if this is legal or ethical. I have had sellers hide around their house and eavesdrop on the buyer's conversation with me.
It would be much easier if everyone would just take the high road and provide timely feedback. We would not have this angst. By the way, let me know which house is yours, so I am sure to provide feedback right away.
Wishing you a happy sale,
First, I am a beleiver it helps a seller understand why or why not a prospective buyer liked the house ro did not like the house. The old saying that a second set of eyes are better than one applies to this. The more people that look at a house and provide good qulaity feedback the better psotioned it makes the seller to adjust ro make modifications to the house in order to get it sold. Putting down nice house but cleint did not like it does not help. I try to get as informative as possible and tell a seller what they liked about the house and what they did not like about the house and why they are not interested in the house (if that is the case). if my buyer is interested in the house my feedback will usually be that they ahve strong interest in the house and is on a short list of homes they are consdiering right now...Hope to have a descsion in X time.
I find it to be common courtsey when showing to provide the feedback...it allows the lsitign agetn and the seller to anaylze the data and make adjustmetns accordingly based on it.
I alwyas ask for feedback on my showings and will send out up to four reminder emails over three days and follow up with a few phone calls to get some feedback...But still I generally get it on about 70% of my shoiwngs but provide it on 100% of the homes I show. My hope is that what comes around goes around and that by providing it on one end i will get ti reciporcated on the other.
Dave diCecco
Coldwell Banker United
I have, though, run out to show without taking cards. I still want to seller to know that I showed up for my appointment and will leave a note on a slip of paper, or even the mls sheet.
As far as leaving feedback goes, it continues to blow my mind that some agents don't take the minute it takes to send the seller feedback. Again, this is a simple common courtesy. Agents need to act like professionals! I don't care how many houses one has shown in a day - it is part of the job! I suspect that the agents that don't bother to leave feedback get just as irritated when other agents don't send feedback on their listings! If a seller has taken the time to prepare their home for showing and has left the home for an agent to come by, convenient or not, the agent should say "thank you" to the seller by providing feedback!
In many ways our business has changed for the worst. I see professionalism and old fashioned courtesy going out the door.
Kawain Payne, Realtor
Our problems are much deeper than business cards and feed back.....Have you taken a close look at what is posted on the MLS? no photos, cats drinking out of the toilet, misinformation, incomplete information, realtor description of property that make pig sty appear to be a castle.
Shouldn't someone be checking on this, and if so, who should it be? This unprofessional approach makes all of us look bad....
Sorry but you struck a nerve with this one.....
It is sometimes challenging to leave feedback when showing multiple properties. Now that we have mobile apps, it is much easier. We can leave feedback while it is still fresh in our minds.
You have to understand that as a seller, there is alot of pressure to have everything in perfect order for a showing and then to take your time away from you while you have to leave the house during the show time. Doesn't matter what the weather is, if you have to take kids and/or pets with you or, as in my case, you work from home and have to be interrupted...you pick up and go so that strangers can come into your home and have access to it for an hour or so. That is alot of stress on the seller and the least a realtor could do is to inform the seller of potential buyers considerations of their home!!!
If a buyer has questions or if they want to make an offer, you are informed right away, but alot of times when it comes to giving feedback...NOTHING!!!
A realtor stands to make a good amount of money on a sale...they should do their job COMPLETELY! Without a seller you have NO chance of a sale...ALL parties should be considered and taken care of and don't ignore a seller when a potential buyer moves onto the next home for sale...LET THEM KNOW and THANK THEM FOR THEIR TIME!!!
Managing broker should pound this simple step into their agents brains. It's a matter of common courtesy.
Julie Montgomery
Realtor, Denver, CO
If you're in an area where there are electronic lockboxes, your agent can see who has been in the house by accessing a lockbox report. It's a far better way of keeping track who has been through the house than relying on business cards. Not to mention, it doesn't kill as many trees.
As for feedback ... as the seller, you know your house pretty well, right? In theory, your agent knows your home pretty well also, correct? Feedback can be useful if there was something that didn't show quite right; having said that, in the past I've received feedback about the number of bedrooms, about the layout, about the neighbor ... all things my seller has zero control over. Which makes that feedback all but useless.
If someone sends me an automated feedback request, I'll usually ignore it. If they pick up the phone to call or send me a personalized e-mail, I'll usually respond. Depends on the situation.
For me, I'd rather provide prompt feedback than had to deal with email reminders and phone calls from listing agents asking for the feedback. In my opinion, providing feedback is a win-win-win - it is a courtesy to the sellers, keeps the LA from having to hunt me down AND it saves ME time in the long run.
If someone sends me an automated feedback request, I'll usually ignore it"???
You are irresponsible and a discredit to the profession! You have a lot to learn.
Sellers should explain to their agents what they want, aside from what agents explain to sellers what they will typically do to list and show their houses. Both parties set expectations of the other before houses are put on the open market, right?
It's a two-way street.
As mentioned, it is unprofessional for a buyer's agent to not provide feedback to a listing agent. This is a two-way street as well. I simply call, text, or email an agent if I don't receive timely feedback. Many agents thank me for the simple reminder...not a big deal.
Unfortunately, being polite is a broad statement these days and left up to interpretation.
I'm not aware of any "worthless," agents in the field; however, I'm very aware of ignorance.
Don't forget, the seller is the one who is actually PAYING your commission so you ought to take that into consideration you worthless cheap agents who cannot be bothered to leave a card letting the seller know you were there.
My business cards are expensive- every 1,000 costs me $75.00 to be printed on special cardboard paper, and all that jazz. Plus, I do not ever imagine I will get business from leaving behind a card in a home I have shown. I only leave one if asked by the listing agent, and that is even rare. If showing 100 homes per week, the cards can go very, very fast.
And on to the feedback portion of things...
It is very hard for me to determine what house an agent is talking about when they call me for feedback 3 days after a showing, especially if I have shown 9 or 10 similar homes. The only way I can provide good honest feedback is if the agent emails me, with a photo of the home in the email.... then and only than do things become memorable.
Today, the agent showing your home will be receiving an email containing a multiple quesion form requesting feedback that could be specific to your house targeting the important issues for which buyer or agent evaluation could prove vital.
In many cases, the agent will receive a telephone call from the listing agent requesting feedback.
Still other situations suggest the agent will apply time management skills and get the feedback while in the car headed for the next location. The feedback will be avaialbable when requested for all five, six, seven or more home that may have been visited that day.
Using the methods of 1985 will have an agent repeating the same task multiple times in 2013. Who wants to do that?
An electronic trail of every agent accessing the home is available via the Supra (electronic lockbox) system. Your agent will be recieving feedback, IF REQUESTED, and will share it with you. If, however, your agent is not a REALTOR (r) many of these systems may not be available.
Then, it has been my experience. some home sellers will actually use that list and attempt to call the agent to get the identify or attempt to contact the potential buyer. This breach of professional protocol is avoided entirely by allowing all feedback to be directed to and through the professional you hired.
Now would be a good time to have a chat with your agent and discuss the feedback mechanism in place,,,if in fact, one exists.
I try to leave a business card every time I show a home. Sometimes on occasion, I may forget or I may run out of cards. I also always provide feedback. If I cannot remember the house, I will at least say that I cannot remember it. When I get a minute, I am going to go back and check our rules.
Maybe that's one diff between the East and West Coast.
It is a courtesy to the homeowner. If they make their homes accessible to us, with all the vulnerability that entails, and leave the home for an hour or two to privacy for the buyers, the least we can do is leave our cards to show who was there and to prove that we actually did show the home. Any agent can make an appointment and fail to show.
If you have doubts, however, you can call the showing service. They know who made the appointments. And if there are disputes, the lock boxes will prove who was or wasn't there.
Best of Luck,
Maria Cipollone
I always give feedback because I believe it is essential to help the home owner know how their offering may have been received by potential buyers. When you give specific feedback it helps them know what resonates with folks and what does not. I have, however, had home owners get very angry with me for giving them candid feedback. For example, a small townhome I once showed had 8 fully decorated Christmas trees in the 1600 square feet of space in the place. You can imagine how difficult it was to show the house in the best manner when you are busy trying not to bump into precious ornaments. The homeowners were not happy when I pointed this out to them. They told me never to show their townhouse again. LOL! (By the way, it was almost two weeks past Christmas!) You just never know how folks will take to the feedback. It may be that Realtors are just not willing to put up with the abuse we sometimes receive for trying to give constructive feedback.
Another scenario that sometimes happens is that you are working with a couple who only have 3 days to find a home because they are relocating. You might show them 14 houses in one day, three days in a row. By the time you are finished running your marathon, if you haven't kept good notes, you are likely not to remember the details of each showing. (I try to take notes on my I-phone at each showing so that I can keep up with the details.)
I hope this helps you to consider the other side. I know that, as a listing agent, I have had to track down the agents who have shown my listings at times to get real time feedback. It can be annoying but I try to give them some grace.
Blessings upon you...
Jan Teel
TEEL Realty
I do not leave a card unless the showing instructions specifically request it. Leaving a card without the request of the Listing Agent makes me feel like I am going behind the Listing Agent's back and trying to solicit their client so I will not do it unless specifically requested. Regarding feedback, most of us do try to keep up on the feedback but sometimes we have shown so many places or we get so busy it gets by us. Your Listing Agent can set up Centralized Showing instructions for up to 4 requests. Usually by that time, knowing the feedback is a priority to you, your Listing Agent will contact the showing agent to see if they can give feedback. Some folks do not care about the feedback because, depending on your home, a lot of feedback may be redundant (driveway too steep; yard too small...) so the feedback doesn't really do much for you because these are things you already know.
Hope this gives you a bit more insight. There is usually a good reason someone does not follow through.
A busy Realtor can show 30+ properties to 7 different buyers in a 2 or 3 day period. If there are a couple offers and that come out of that effort as well as management of transactions in process, the courtesy of providing feedback can and probably should become a lower priority. A couple reminder emails, or if it is very important, a call from the listing agent usually will get the desired feedback. I remind our Seller clients that the showing agent works for the buyer and the feedback provided may very well be the beginning of negotiation.
With almost all showings done via electronic scheduling in the Greater Charlotte NC/SC area, listing agents and sellers can have instant access to a full record of every agent who showed the property, along with their contact information, either online or by email. To some extent, this makes leaving a business card a formality. If you appreciate an answer, please give thumbs up. For the most helpful answer, please say thanks with a best answer click.
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Netflix just released their Netflix ISP Speed Index for the month of November, 2015. It shows charts of high speed ISPs and compares their average actual streaming speed.
Netflix has been publishing a list of best performing ISP's for about two years, with updates monthly. The data comes from 69 million Netflix members and is aggregated for 50 countries that are currently being served by Netflix.
I've been keeping an eye on these reports since they started two years ago. How have the results changed? Here are some of my takeaways.
Speeds Are Still On The Rise
The graph above shows how average streaming speed on Netflix has changed since November 2013. The trend is unmistakable – things are getting a lot better! Every month, it appears your choice of ISP matters less and less.
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Google Fiber is does not top the list this month. That honor goes to a smaller ISP, Grande Communications in Austin TX. They clocked in at an average streaming speed of 3.90 Mbps.
Verizon Fios has climbed the ladder to 3rd place, at 3.83 Mbps. That's just a shade below Google Fiber. To put it in perspective, just two years ago Verizon Fios came in at #5 with 2.12 Mbps. That's quite an improvement.
Midcontinent Communications in Fargo tied Fios for #3. They also came it at 3.83 Mbps. EBP, WOW!, and RCN are the next 3 fastest with speeds of 3.81, 3.79, and 3.78 Mbps, respectively. Cox, Bright House, and Cablevision round out the top 10.
Viasat, Claro Puerto Rico, and Hughes fared the worst in the list, with speeds hovering around 1.7 – 1.8 Mbps.
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You already know about Glastonbury, T in the Park, Reading and V, but did you know there's a new festival on the block, which includes David Bowie, New Order, Green Day and Paul Weller on its menu of thrills?
[l-zone1]Many would have you believe that the UK festival market has been sown up by the mega-promotors such as Mean Fiddler (who have their fingers in Glastonbury, Homelands, Reading and Leeds, not to mention their exclusive UK bookings of The Prodigy, The Strokes, Muse, Foo Fighters, Guns N' Roses). With this in mind, you would think that attempting to bring an air of sweet scented difference to the muddy weekend campathon by starting up an exciting new event, would be as difficult as climbing over the fence to get into Ibiza.
Just as well then that Virgin Trains know what they're doing. Not that the Virgin brand isn't a tad familiar with the concept of a music festival, Virgin Trains' MOVE is their first event to be held in Manchester, and though there's no camping, what you get in return is undoubtedly the best and most varied line-up of any outdoor event this year. Bowie, Suede, Green Day, New Order, Paul Weller – sounds almost too good to be true.
[r-zone4]With his first half-decent album in donkey's years, David Bowie is sure to be tasting a few tracks off of 'Heathen' in addition to a few starlit wonders from his cherished back catalogue. His spiritual sons Suede, also have a new album out. With 'Positivity' announced exclusively on VF as their comeback single, the band's first outdoor UK gig since V99 will hopefully be on the same classic scale.
[l-zone5]Fellow old hands New Order, fresh from Finsbury Park acclaim several weeks ago, make a long-awaited return to Manchester alongside King Monkey himself, Mr. Ian Brown, serenading on his home turf. The atmosphere is guaranteed, the quality of his singing, less so.
For those who prefer their bands on the right side of thirty, hotly tipped Electric Soft Parade join fellow newcomers Haven, Rival Schools and Mercury Prize nominees Elbow over the four days, with No Doubt adding a bit of feminine glamour to what is otherwise quite a bloke heavy bill.
[r-zone2]Those wishing to take advantage of Virgin Trains' incredibly reasonable day returns (which can be purchased online at www.virgintrains.co.uk) will be pleased to know that travel from the site is naturaly very easy, and with the city centre not far away, there's a whole host of B&Bs and after hours entertainment for those wishing to make a week of it.
Naturally, those wanting the best coverage; sharpest reviews and highest quality photos each evening (none of this waiting until next week rubbish) would be advised to check back here Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Virtual Festivals will be the first music media service anywhere with photos from Move. As we were with Glastonbury, as we will be with every other main event this summer.
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Well, good point Eric, LOL. RGB's
is to bring people over to Linux, but it is also true that data sent to that-search-engine-everyone-uses is not being used as you intend. I've seen search histories pulled, and it is scary how completely a profile of someone can be drawn from their searches. In the EU they have strong privacy and data retention laws, which are absent here. Think about it; most ppl think nothing of turning over their searches, contacts, calendars, network of all their friends, their location at every moment, their texts, their voicemails, and in fact their very phone calls to the Greatest Data Mining Operation In The History Of The World. If you had any way of appreciating what a bonanza this for criminals, cops, hackers, intel agencies, detectives, etc, you would throw that Information Radiator in the toilet.
For the record, I have an Android phone, but I run hacked firmware, and I use a number of security tools on it.
FOSS is not about
Free Speech
. It's about more, the freedom to do what you want. The freedom to maintain your privacy if you are so inclined and technically able. It's also about free software, and running the safest peer-reviewed applications possible.
Yes, since this thread was started, I've been over-the-top occasionally on the "mission" part
The Idea of the user/consumer owning/controlling their PC software and its operation is a powerful one. However, the Market demands profit and return on investment, which explains why given the opportunity to completely control your PC and maintain your computing freedom/privacy/etc with FOSS OS's, consumers choose otherwise. Rather, businesses (commercial interests) and investors choose otherwise.
This exercise in personal computing freedoms will go down in the history books as a Grand sociological experiment, .
Interesting to note that a Linux OS company RedHat (RHT) provided better returns to investors from 2009 through today vs MSFT. No, RHT is not a desktop OS company, but FOSS versions for the desktop are available (CentOS, Fedora, etc). I was hoping another company like Canonical might provide similar financial market success to the desktop, but commercial and investor returns appear elusive for anyone attempting a desktop/consumer OS based on linux. ChromeOS, future Android versions and/or the new Android-kernel Ubuntu (announced for phones/tablets) may be promising.
Chrome OS Remains Undefeated At Pwnium 3
Google has announced that its Chrome OS has managed to remain undefeated during the Pwnium 3 event that was held alongside Pwn2Own. Announced by Google on January 28, 2013 the Pwnium 3 event carried a prize money of $3.14 million. Researchers were asked to carry out attacks against a base Samsung Series 5 chromebook running the latest stable version of Chrome OS. It turns out security researchers were not able to come up with winning exploits even after the competition's deadline was extended. Google Chrome Team has revealed that partial exploit entries have been filled in but, no other details have been released.
But considering the fact that none of the browsers were able to withstand the attacks of crackers on the Windows platform at Pwn2Own, it is a safe bet to assume that Linux in general and Chrome OS in specific may be an ideal choice for security conscious users across the globe.
While not a candidate for a DIY HTPC (yet), ChromeOS does use the Linux kernel (as all other Linux distros used for HTPC's) and will likely become more desktop-OS-like moving forward. ChromiumOS is the FOSS counterpart-
Nice technical summary why ChromeOS is so secure-
A major theme here is "it doesn't run many apps, that's why it's secure". Yeah, that must be it - it probably has absolutely nothing to do with the way they've implemented Mandatory Access Controls in a rigorous fashion, and the way they isolate resources with heavy use of cgroups, and the read-only root filesystem and tmpfs /tmp, and how they've made every binary use ASLR and NX and DEP, and how they've rewritten several major typically-vulnerable daemons to not run as root, and how they've developed userland daemons to broker access to hardware, and how they don't allow any files in user home dirs to be executables, or how they've started to sandbox device drivers, or the way they implemented separate processing stacks for HTTP and HTTPS, or how they verify not just the boot record but the whole boot stack and partition table and nv ram on every boot and and and ...
Yeah, all those things probably don't matter. They probably don't play any role in exploits that work on Windows-based Chrome failing on Chrome OS. It's not more inherently secure than any other OS, riiiggghhhhhttttt ...
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Durch Farah 15 / 08 / 2016
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Durch Emma 06 / 03 / 2012 War dies hilfreich? (0) (0)
Is it possible to have it custom made without the bones and built in bra.
I have bought 2 dresses from LITB and need to have the bones and bra removed for a better fit.
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Please kindly understand that the dress details will be made exactly according to the design shown in the picture. We are unable to make any alteration on it.
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earliest date
my best friends wedding is july 20th what is the earliest I could get this dress custom tailered and shipped to Canada by? thanks!
Durch michelle 15 / 08 / 2016
We need 7-9 business days to tailor this dress. As for shipping time, if you pay for expedited, it will take 3-5 business days and if you pay for standard, it will take 6-8 business days. Hope you enjoy shopping here with us:
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may I please have a semple of ink blue in chiffon please
Cant chose between two clouors the ink blue & the dark navy blue. may I ask for a sample of the material & colour for chiffon ink blue please to be sent to me please?
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Are all dresses tailored?
If i buy the dress today and pay for faster shipping will it be here is 3-5 days?
Durch melanie 15 / 08 / 2016
Sorry, this dress is made to order and we need a tailoring time of 14-16 business days. After that, shipping will take another few days. We are afraid we can't make it to arrive in 3-5 days for you. : Hope we can serve you better in the future. Have a nice day!
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How long is the processing time?
I need the dress in about 6 days and am wondering how long it will take to processes it.
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We need 14-16 business days to tailor this dress. As for shipping time, if you pay for expedited, it will take 3-5 business days and if you pay for standard, it will take 6-8 business days. Hope you enjoy shopping here with us:
Durch Dale 08 / 03 / 2013 War dies hilfreich? (0) (0)
hi, just wanted to know if I order this dress on Jan 28th, 2012, when will I receive this dress
I live in Canada, the tailoring time says 16-19 business days, is this correct?, Can i get this dress sooner, thanks for the help.
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Thanks for your question.
As we require a tailoring period of 16-19 business days and shipping time of 3-8 working days, you will get the dress before Match 7th if you place the order on Jan 28th, 2013.
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Hello, I wanted to know if I can have short sleeves instead of cap sleeves
also if I ask for the short sleeves will it take longer to be tailored and shipped, thanks.
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Please understand that each dress is carefully tailored to match exactly what you see in the photos, and unfortunately we are unable to modify the style, length or material in any way.
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Durch Smiley 24 / 01 / 2013 War dies hilfreich? (0) (0)
what is the color of the dress that the model is wearing, ?
Can the dress be easily hemmed because I would like to have it down to floor length only and I am thinking of asking a tailor to shorten it. I understand even with made to measure, you cannot alter the design. I ordered a made to measure dress from you a week ago, I will see how it goes before I order this one. It looks beautiful. Thank you for this web site. I have recommended this site to my sister-in-law in Canada.
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Thanks for your inquiry. The screen color of this dress is Regency. if you want to make it only to the floor, you need only us a shorter "hollow to floor" and "height" as we will automatically add an extra 5cm onto this dress's length to make it fit your height-heeled shoes. Or you could submit us a ticket in this way after you have made the payment :
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Podcast: Roosevelt Chapman, UD all-time great
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Roosevelt Chapman led Dayton to the Sweet 16/Elite 8 in 1984 and is UD's all-time leading scorer. He joined me on Sports Talk last night to relive memories of the tournament run and his career.
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Scoring 41 vs Oklahoma and Wayman Tisdale
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Jake's Deli tailoring menu for Grand Avenue location
Jake's Deli, the venerable purveyor of corned beef and pastrami at 1634 W. North Ave., will have a slightly smaller menu when it opens a store downtown in the Shops of Grand Avenue on Dec. 1.
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WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WTMJ-AM (620) and WLUM-FM (102.1) won station-of-the-year honors at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Saturday night in Madison.
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Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
The constellation appearing on the Soulstice stage right now - in a production of Shelagh Stephenson's "The Memory of Water," under David Ferrie's direction - is definitely worth the trip. »Read Full Article
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In the second act of Charles Ludlam's madcap "The Mystery of Irma Vep," now on stage at Next Act Theatre, a frightened Lady Enid (a cross-dressed John McGivern) turns to housekeeper Jane Twisden (a cross-dressed Norman Moses) and pines for the protective presence of Nicodemus, her faithful manservant.
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Brazil Survives Against Archrival Argentina in Volleyball
The ladies hustled all over the court.
On Sunday the number one team in the world; Brazil. The Brasileros were playing their most hated rival; Argentina.
To put it in perspective, Brazil-Argentina is intense as Florida State-Miami, Biggie-Tupac, Alien-Predator, Emeril-Wolfgang Puck, etc. And on Sunday the the Brazilian supporters were drunk off their soccer team's earlier triumph over the United States. So the raucous crowd at FIU's US Century Bank Arena was ready to go nuts over even an easy block.
The ladies did not disappoint. Brazil won the match in four sets (26-24, 18-25, 25-13, and 25-18) but hard fought points had players sprawled out on the court, racing almost into the stands to track down a deflection, or slamming a violent spike down someone's throat.
The 31st ranked Argentine squad had Brazil on the ropes early, but the Brazilians were rallied to win the first set. Georgina Pinedo led Argentina to a second set victory with an assault of spikes, digs, and serves. Pinedo's serves would have had any sane person ducking for cover.
The Brazilians' size was too much for Argentina.
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But she was playing against Brazil, and after looking sluggish in the first two sets, the best team in the world found its swagger. Sheila Castro and Thaisa Menezes dominated the net and helped the Brazilians out-block their opponents 23-4 en route to two easy set victories. One of their thunderous spikes knocked an Argentine back a few feet and may have even deflated the ball a little.
Brazil is an extremely talented and tall team. But the US has the ability to beat them and has looked better than the top-ranked team in this tournament. Brazil got that "deer in the headlights" look when things weren't going their way Sunday night...the US won't let them off the hook like Argentina did.
The Americans defeated Mexico again in three sets (25-19, 25-14, and 25-11) and should cruise against their remaining opponents, Peru and Puerto Rico. Then, it's the playoffs and an inevitable collision with Brazil in what should be an epic match.
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Holy Savior Cemetery
Cornwall, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
Route 419, Cornwall, Pa
Lat: 40° 16' 56"N, Lon: 76° 24' 14"W
Submitted by Pat Dundore, Jan 14, 2003 [email@example.com]. Total records = 578.
I walked and read this cemetery using my digital camera. I have a photo of each headstone and will share if anyone wants one. I completed this reading during the year 2002.- Pat Dundore
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