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Love Actually opened in sixth place in the US box office charts, despite opening on just 576 screens. The hotly-tipped British romantic comedy took in around $6.6m (£3.9m). The film, written and directed by Four Weddings' Richard Curtis, looks likely to open in more cinemas across the US this coming weekend after a strong opening performance. This was despite poor critical responses, and may suggest that word of mouth will be more important to the movie.
Craig Ferguson and Luis Guzmán are the latest additions to the cast of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. The news will be joyfully received by Guzmán, whose recent sitcom, Luis, was cancelled after just four outings on the small screen. The two actors join a strong ensemble cast, including Jim Carrey, Jude Law and Meryl Streep.
Brian De Palma is to direct The Black Dahlia, a film version of the classic James Ellroy novel. Screen Daily reports that it seems De Palma will be directing Josh Harnett in the starring role.
Hugh Grant and Angela Lansbury were among the stars feted by Bafta's Los Angeles branch this weekend, at the 12th annual Britannia Awards. The event, on Saturday night, was attended by a very impressive group of Hollywood grandees, and also honoured director Peter Weir, the man behind The Truman Show. He was presented with the first John Schlesinger Britannia Award for excellence in artistic achievement and paid tribute to Schlesinger, who died earlier this year.
Brittany Murphy is set to star in Boyfriend in a Box, based on an American novelty toy of pictures and messages from an imaginary boyfriend. Murphy has also recently appeared in Just Married, 8 Mile and Girl, Interrupted. She first came to prominence opposite Alicia Silverstone in Clueless, but, with her recent successes, now appears to have eclipsed Silverstone's faltering career.

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Grants from foundations, corporations, and government institutions support The Cowles Center's new and existing programs and benefit our mission to serve as a catalyst for the creation, presentation, education, enjoyment and celebration of dance and the performing arts.
Central to our mission, The Cowles Center's education and access programs serve thousands of people of all ages and backgrounds annually through artist workshops, student matinee performances, and community events. Grants we receive help us to offer these programs at little to no cost, removing financial barriers to arts education for more than 11,500 students and community members.
Grants also enable us to provide subsidized studio and administrative space for the performing arts community and to create high-quality performance opportunities that are affordable for artists and audiences.
We would like to thank our institutional funders for their commitment to The Cowles Center through programmatic and capital-related support.
The rehabilitation and preservation of The Cowles Center's Arts & Education Wing is made possible by Caroline Amplatz Giving in honor of Caroline's Kids.
Institutional Support:
Additional support is provided by
The Boss Foundation, Hayes Fund of HRK Foundation,
HRK Foundation, and The Whitney Foundation
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Additional Educational & Access Program Support is provided by
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The location is beautiful and easily accessible from Calais. We were in an executive double room which was a good size with an excellent view over the sea from double glass doors. There was a balcony but it provided the only access to three rooms, so it was not private. The people next door had to walk through our bit to get into their room. They were very discreet and tried not to look into our room - but we needed to close the curtains sometimes! The decor was light and bright and the shower was great. Staff were friendly and did their best to accommodate us especially when our phone and WIFI didn't work. We arrived just as the restaurant had stopped serving lunch. People were still eating so we asked for a drink - we hadn't stopped on our journey from Calais. We were told no, as this was a restaurant not a bar. We went for a walk as our room wasn't ready, to see if we could get a drink, but there is nothing in the area. When we got back the waiter, who showed us to our room said the nearest place to get a drink was 15 minutes away. (It is actually a 5 minute drive). I speak French so he hadn't misunderstood. We asked for room service and he said he would send his colleague to us. Nobody came and the phone in our room did't work, so we went out and didn't bother with hotel services again. Reception was manned by staff doubling up jobs.
The hotel was beautifully located on the cliff overlooking the gorgeous panaramic view of Le Cise bay which is completely stunning! We took the Junior suite and after a hard cycle from Honfleur we arrived to find a bottle of champagne chilling in the room which was a real treat! We enjoyed a really gourmet, fabulous dinner that evening and a tasty breakfast to stoke us up for the days cycle ahead (we were working our way from Cherbourg to Calais). The hotel room was picturesque and really modernly decorated - very aesthetic! Looking forward to a return visit! The staff were generally very nice and chatty and helpful a few though were not.
Excellent location on top of the cliffs. Nice spacious room, nicely decorated in African lodge-style, spacious bathroom with bath (also for standard room). The bed was very good. Lovely surroundings. Very quiet in the evenings and at night. Nice little garden to relax in by the hotel. Close to lovely villages like le Treport. Possibility to make nice walks up the cliffs, beach and in the forest. The excellent location and room make this hotel well worth the visit. The quality of the food in the restaurant was okay but not excellent. For the high prices you'd expect better food. Breakfast at €16 a person too expensive. No fridge or minibar in the room. No other restaurants available in Bois de Cise.
The location and view was fantastic, as was the food. In the neighbourhood there are some very nice places to visit (Ault, St. Valery and Dieppe).
The bedroom was a delight Having to wait 5 minutes for the 4th main course to arrive, why did the kitchen not hold back the other 3
Signs of gradual upgrading, there was a new lounge/pool room this year, usual great views. Towels were always clean but very brittle!
the location
Staff were both kind and efficient.
Service was prompt and attentive. None
Car Park very narrow entrance and a little small
the view and the central location small bathroom
Good location overlooking the fishing harbour. nearby (fresh fish) restaurants good and competitively priced. Nothing at price.
Very friendly, helpful staff. Great room, lovely and clean. Fantastic sea view. Superb location. Excellent wifi internet. Somewhere to park car. Good value for money. None
Perfecte ontvangst, vriendelijk. Schitterend gelegen dichtbij lekkere visrestaurantjes. Propere en nette kamer. Toegang tot de parking een beetje smal.
Great location looking out over harbour and sea. Brightly decorated room with good shower. As the room was one of the more expensive a bath would have been good. Limited but secure parking. Good buffet breakfast Reception not manned even in the morning when we came to pay
Old fashioned decor, very basic, and in a poor area. In need of modernisation and new carpets / decoration.
Cleanliness, clean towels and sheets each day. Friendliness of staff. Excellent buffet breakfast. Rooms a bit shabby though clean. View wasnt quite as pictured on the web, train station in front of us, although it was the last stop so noise from it wasn't a problem.
We had a lovelym stay easy going and relaxing. No hassle Nothing we didnt like, in fact will be returning
room and resteraunt The bar advertised that it closed at midnight on a Saturday night! On the saturday that we stayed, after returning from a walk at 11.10 the bar was closed. The excellent starter and main caurse was spoilt by the deserts being served fully frozen, one guest complained but got no respose what so ever!
The hotel staff were very friendly and the hotel was very clean. The buffet breakfast was good as well. We arraived at 16:45. There was no-one in reception until 17:40. so we had to wait before checking in.
not very promising on the outside and even in reception but the rooms were a pleasent surprise.
A quiet,bright clean hotel . We were surprised that access to the town from the hotel was complicated by crossing a river/estuary but realise that this is why the hotel is so quiet.
not being to check in when wanted to. no night porter. bar hours not as fexable as expected, but was very nice. more information needed on location of hotel.
Excellent position, great atmospher. Could do with decor updating
Well situated, welcoming staff, comfortable and good food in its class.A fairly typical good value French hotel. The really big problem was the terrible intrusive noise form neighbouring room when toilet and washing facilities used. This meant we had a very disturbed night when someone got up very early
Location on seafront in the nicest little seaside town in Northern France. Big rooms, recently refurbished. Make sure you get a room with a sea view.
The hotel is located on a very beautiful place - on the beach. We had to be there at 2000 which ruined a little bit our plans (after a call we could come a little later, but still we didnt get a feeling we have the room if we would go to do our things). The room was very small. Many practical things were absent (hooks, shelfs, soap place etc). For one night is okay.
Excellent restaurant. Very clean rooms, sea view. Friendly staff. Poor carpetting in reception and stairs. No lift. No shower in all rooms.
Small typical French sea-side hotel. Seems to be family run. They don't speak much English but try to help. Room was large and clean and had an excellent bathroom. More or less what we expected for the place and price. Pity they donlt keep the room availability up to date! However, there was no problem with an alternative. The restaurant is quite expensive - almost as much as the room. Try alternatives! Also - as in so many places in France - if you are vegitarian (as my partner is) you'd better like omelettes!
good position on sea front Car parking impossible. Expensive food/drink
Location - right on the sea front - free parking where available We were a couple travelling with our dog (a golden rettreiver weighing 49kg). The room we got was barely bigger than a cuboard. Barly big enough for two adults let alone a dog as well. The room was on the third floor with no lift. The en-suite was a joke. Unless you were under four feet in height it was impossible to access the wash hand basin without decapitating yourself on the shelf above! The extract air vents were filty. The checkin staff were great and spoke some english - at a later time we were very rudely interogated regarding our prescence in the hotel and there was a complete lack of check out staff and could not raise any member of staff at 7.30 am when we had to keave to get our ferry
We had a good view of the sea, a good sized room/bathroom and it was clean and comfortable. Very pretty sea front location, excellent promenade for nice after dinner walks - weather permitting. Le Treport is very close if you want a more lively atmosphere. Staff were all very pleasant but the service was a bit disjointed/inconsistent. First evening we had 3 different people serving us but not sure if they communicated properly. Realised too late that we had only had 3 of our 4 courses. Breakfast arrangement was not explained to us either on arrival or on first morning - suppose everyone thought someone else had already done so - we watched the other guests the first day to see where things were. Some mornings we were offered hot milk with our breakfast coffee others we weren't so used the cold from the buffet - depended who was on duty.
Nice Seaside Hotel with a very good restaurant.
It was as expected just a basic hotel but probably a little expensive for what you get.
Very good bath and bathroom. great views from the window of the beach and town. Noise from other rooms, no lift in building making it difficult to carry heavy bags upstairs.
Weird decor in room
Peaceful atmosphere No restaurant
staff were excellent. Food was very good * Bath plug too small, and water ran out as fast as it ran in.For the price I would have anticipated office to be open earlier in morning.
clean, comfortable, great food, good value for money
An easy to find hotel in a nice quiet location close to an attractive seaside town. Good sized room and a reasonable choice of breakfast available. If I was in the area again I would be happy to return.
location Very difficult to find even with sat nav
A unique, idiosyncratic place. Full of surprises and charm. A lovely old building which has been designed internally with great imagination using old wood and found ojects. A lovely breakfast in front of a huge roaring fire. Only drawback is toilets not part of the en suite arrangements...and a little far from evening meal opportunities.
We enjoyed the quiet and tranquility. The accomodations were simple but about what we expected. Front desk staff had very little to no English (which matched our French). Made some things a bit more difficult but not imposible.
It's a very well presented hotel with nice grounds There was only one member of staff on duty during the evening, and she seemed to be doing everything from serving drinks to cooking and answering the reception phone
Ease of access and general high standards Bar food and facilities (table height) could be better. An out of town hotel needs a restaurant
food and entertainment in restaurant only one small towel bathroom, difficult access to room, outside and up a lot of steps so hard to carry cases, did find gate afterwards but not told by staff
very quaint little hotel, lovely restaurant tricky to find!
attractive gardens, god parking old fashioned, small bathroom
Lovely position, very close to the beach. Good food in the restaurant, good value
peaceful area
This is a charming olde world establishment located in beautiful gardens..just 300 metres from the beach..and a half hour drive from Dieppe..the ferry terminal.Ticks all the boxes! Rien!
The Hotel is a traditional Normandy building, in quiet surroundings. It has interesting and pleasant rooms. We have stayed here before in 2008. The restaurant service is now quite appauling, with too many guests for the current staffing. the food quality has deteriorated and the prices have increased. We used six other hotels on this holiday and this one did not compare favourably.
Pretty hotel near the beach. Lovely gardens, good meals eaten otside.
Good ambience and very friendly staff clean and comfortable beds. Food good choice well served . With reference to the next questions if steps are taken to rectify the problems I will certainly recommend to frends and family Light bulbs outand not changed, decoration suffering, damp starting in room, mini bar locked and turned off, TV poor reception on only three channels. Reception and bar area cluttered and should be seperated. On arrival the weather bad and tables in front left with table cloths giving a bad impression of desolation. Hot water system erratic.
Cleanliness and setting. Breakfast also excellent. Our room was exceptionally clean, though a bit lacking in furniture - no drawers and not much room.Hotel gardens were also lovely but there was just something missing - friendliness from host/staff would help. we definitely would not return.


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Purified New Zealand In Sight
From EPL "In Sight" Series
by Zhifei Li (Eric P Lee)
About the Book
New Zealand is always giving comm-ads to everyone saying it's 100% pure. but Why or what is Purified?
This is a photo book where you may find my answer and yours, even prove that I am wrong.
I selected some of the best photos I took during a 15 day trip in New Zealand to group up this book while making the story book like my other book about my trip of taking wedding photos in Yunnan, because I found 440 pages is totally not enough for the whole trip, nor for every photo that I think is inevitable. So a more concentrated photo book comes.
Take a peek, maybe the most famous view will become the most surprising or a brand new one to you, especially the panorama shots at the end of the book.
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Large Square, 12×12 in, 30×30 cm
160 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 07, 2011
- Tags Te Anau, New Zealand, Pukaki, Tekapo, panorama, Queenstown, Omarama, Kaikoura, Christchurch, Auckland, Milford, Dunedin, Oamaru, dusk
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Take Control of Automating Your Mac
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Release Date: March 2015
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If you use copy and paste, you're eliminating unnecessary retyping and possible typos. But did you realize that you could be using dozens of additional shortcuts that make tedious tasks quick, accurate, and repeatable? In this essential title, Joe Kissell shines a light on OS X's many built-in shortcuts and provides sweeping coverage of the utilities that go even further.
You don't need to be a programmer -- or even particularly geeky -- to automate your Mac. Everyone uses copy and paste, and most of what Joe explains can be used by anyone, from novice to expert, to make their work quicker, more accurate, and more easily repeated when needed. Nor is specialized software necessary, since OS X has oodles of built-in automation features like keyboard shortcuts, configurable gestures, and automatic launching of key apps. But clever Macintosh developers have created brilliant utilities that go far beyond OS X's features, and Joe discusses the key players, devotes a chapter to Keyboard Maestro (which gives you control over nearly any task on your Mac), and delves into the included automation capabilities in Microsoft Office and Nisus Writer Pro.
In short, Take Control of Automating Your Mac will:
- Show you lots of tools and techniques for automating your Mac.
- Offer concrete examples you can use as is or adapt to your needs.
- Inspire you with extensive lists of further possibilities.
We've included discounts totalling over $60 on eight of the key apps Joe covers: 20% or 30% off on Keyboard Maestro, LaunchBar, Hazel, Nisus Writer Pro, TextExpander, TextSoap, TypeIt4Me, and Typinator -- look for coupons at the back of the ebook!
Take Control of Automating Your Mac has chapters about how to:
- Develop an automator's mindset
- Use OS X's built-in automation features
- Take full advantage of input devices to save clicks
- Automate text expansion for faster, more consistent typing
- Control the Finder with a launcher and by organizing files with Hazel
- Supercharge your clipboard to remember and reformat previous copies
- Write macros in Microsoft Office and Nisus Writer Pro
- Create rules to file email automatically in Apple Mail and Outlook
- Log in to Web sites faster with a password manager
- Automate cloud services with IFTTT and Zapier
- Set up automatic backup and syncing
- Get started with Automator and AppleScript
- Control nearly anything on your Mac with Keyboard Maestro
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Michael Jordan Convinced He'd Beat LeBron James One-on-One in His Prime [VIDEO]
Michael Jordan still thinks he's the greatest.
Michael Jordan still thinks he's the greatest.
Congratulations to Lisa Hooper — she's the winner of our trip to West Palm, Fla. to see Luke Bryan!
The first-ever Tropical Nights country adventure in Riviera Maya, Mexico is truly looking to be a milestone in country music. Dierks Bentley, Brantley Gilbert, Billy Currington, and Jana Kramer each headline one full night of music during this four-day/five-night vacation adventure in the most beautiful place in the world...
Congratulations to the most recent winners in our VIP program!
It's the biggest show in country music, and we want to send you there.
Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley will host the 2013 CMAs, and we've got your chance to sit in the audience...
In the battle of the sexes, which gender is more vicious on the road?
You already know that you should take advantage of your opportunity to ask questions during an interview, but if you really want the job, there are also questions you should definitely avoid asking.
A marketing company in Waco, Texas, has created an unusual new type of decal, and it's causing quite a controversy.
Navigating your way through the dating world can be a tiresome, frustrating experience, but one company wants to change that.
While kids may be dreading going back to school, their parents are dancing in the streets.
If you thought you've heard everyone's reaction to Miley Cyrus' still-buzzed about performance at the Video Music Awards, think again.
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The service will run every few minutes, from 0700 to 1900 GMT on weekdays and from 0800 to 1900 GMT on Saturdays.
South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive said it would reduce the need for people to bring cars into the city.
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Here in Georgia, diabetes is far too commonplace. Maybe your parents were treated for it, or your grandparents. Perhaps you've been diagnosed as pre-diabetic or diabetic. For many people, understanding what this disease really is and how it's treated is complicated.
We spoke with 17th U.S. Surgeon General and Canyon Ranch Institute President Richard H. Carmona to get a clearer picture of diabetes and what we can do to prevent and manage it.
Jan McIntire: Through CRI's work in Savannah, we've heard people say that being diagnosed with diabetes is not a matter of if, but when. Is diabetes inevitable, as so many people seem to believe?
Dr. Carmona: Type 2 diabetes is absolutely preventable, and we know which lifestyle factors to monitor in order to avoid diabetes. Being overweight and being sedentary start a chain reaction that makes the body resistant to insulin, the hormone our bodies needs to process glucose, which is sugar in the blood. The glucose level builds up and can cause serious metabolic problems, which in turn over time can lead to eye, kidney and cardiovascular problems.
Jan McIntire: Some people are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. How is it different from type 2?
Dr. Carmona: With type 1, which usually occurs in a person's mid-teens, the cells that produce insulin are destroyed so the body has little or no insulin at all. That's a different scenario than type 2 diabetes. When a person has type 2 diabetes, the body still produces insulin, but the natural levels of that hormone and glucose become out of balance to such an extreme that insulin production and efficiency are impaired.
The key factor is that while both type 1 and type 2 diabetes have a genetic — or family history — component, type 2 diabetes can be prevented or controlled by what we eat and how active we are.
Jan McIntire: I've heard diabetes called "the sugar disease." Can eliminating sugary or sweet foods and drinks protect you from it?
Dr. Carmona: It's not that simple. Our bodies convert all the food we eat — from potatoes to fruit to vegetables, grains, and meat — into glucose, which is the body's fuel source. When we overload the body's system with large amounts of sugar-sweetened food or beverages, or too much food of any kind, beyond what the body needs to give you the energy for your level of activity, we are feeding fat cells. Without changing the amount of activity or the amount and type of food, we are setting ourselves up for diabetes.
Jan McIntire: Is there a special diet that can help?
Dr. Carmona: Yes there is, and here's an important point: it's the same recommendation we make to people who don't have diabetes. I say "recommendation" because the word "diet" implies that you eat certain foods for a while, and then you go back to your previous food habits. Our recommendation is for a permanent lifestyle change that includes whole grain foods, vegetables and fruits, lean meat or fish, limited saturated fats and no trans fats.
Jan McIntire: Can't it be controlled with medication?
Dr. Carmona: Medications can be helpful in adjusting glucose levels, and anyone who is taking diabetes medicine should always follow a lifestyle "prescription" of healthy eating and regular exercise. In other words, there is no magic pill for diabetes.
Jan McIntire: Where should people start in preventing or treating type 2 diabetes?
Dr. Carmona: Start with a visit to your health professional. Then, stand up and start walking — today. You don't have to go fast or far. Tomorrow, walk again, and do it the next day and the next. Move every day for the rest of your life. Invite children or grandchildren or friends to keep you company, and notice the good conversation that results.
I never pass up the opportunity to remind people to never use tobacco, always wear a seatbelt, and get all recommended health screenings. Put it all together and you have my prescription for a healthy life.


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Big V Vest by Melissa Matthay
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Big V Vest
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Stripes and unique construction combine to create a "big V" shape that will flatter any figure. Knit the upper half with size 5 needles, then pick up stitches along the bottom edge and knit the lower half with size 10 needles. A ruffled cast-off completes the look.
Pattern calls for:
Sport-weight 50% bamboo 50% cotton yarn
484 (605, 847) yards MC
121 yards CC
5 1" buttons
Gauge in stockinette:
Using US size 8 needles, 18 sts and 22 rows = 4"
Using US size 10 needles, 16 sts and 19 rows = 4"
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