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All you folks complaining that this is amateur film-making because the
boom is visible in several shots don't understand how movies are made.
In order to get good sound on dialog, the mike is hung very close to
the subject. It is almost always captured on film, but in the area
which is not meant to be seen by an audience, as the square film frame
is supposed to be matted at top and bottom by the projectionist when
shown in a theater, or by the technician when transferring film to
In the case of Walking Tall, whoever supervised the transfer to video did so "open matte", meaning they transfered the ENTIRE film frame without proper matting, hence the visible boom. This was not carelessness on the part of the filmmakers, but on the part of whoever put it out on video. You'd see microphone booms in Star Wars if it were transfered to video this way.
When I saw Walking Tall in the theater, it did not have visible booms. Blame the video release, not the filmmakers.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Joe Don Baker gives his best performance in this film as legendary Tennessee lawman Buford Pusser. This film is defintely biased in its portrayal of Pusser as an almost perfect "good guy". I have read a couple books about Pusser's life and I think he was a good man who really wanted to bring justice to his county and to help his fellow man. The most tragic part of this film is the scene that depicts the brutal murder of Pusser's wife Pauline and his near murder (Pusser had his jaw almost blown off and the people who did it were never caught). When was the last time you cheered at a movie? was the tagline for Walking Tall. It was a sleeper hit that spawned two sequels and a short-lived tv series. I only wish that Joe Don Baker had played Pusser in the other two films, he does a wonderful job playing a simple man in a complicated world who wants only what is just and right. I remember the scene where a corrupt judge tells Pusser that he doesn't know anything about the law. Pusser merely tells him "I know the difference between a poor honest judge and a rich dishonest one". Pusser was supposed to play himself in the second Walking Tall film but was tragically killed in a car accident. What I didn't like about the third Walking Tall was they tried to make it out like he was murdered, like the mob cut his brake lines. They didn't come out and say it, but they strongly hinted at it. According to all accounts, Pusser's death was due to speeding and it was just a tragic accident and there was no "conspiracy" involved at all. Tragic, but not mysterious. Elizabeth Hartman does a fine job in this film as Pusser's loving wife Pauline. She was a fine actress who had an amazing debut in the classic film A Patch Of Blue. Unfortunately, she was also very troubled by mental illness and killed herself in 1987. It always makes me sad when I see her in this film and remember her tragic end.
Wow, the previous reviewer really had issues with this film! Judging from
his/her use of overly-descriptive adjectives, I'd say he/she was looking
down their nose, even before they entered the theatre.
"It coincided with the beginning of a sordid bottom period in the social and intellectual history of the United States from which the nation has yet to recover."
Whoa! Where'd that come from !? For starters, that wasn't the beginning of any bottom period for this country. I'm not even sure what context he/she is referring to. If it's violence in society, then you need to roll the clock back 10, 20 or more years to find the bottom. Sounds like someone lived in a glass house during the McCarthy-era, JFK's assassination, Vietnam, MLK's assassination - and that's just going back 10-20 years! Dip back further into the early part of the century, when the country was involved in labor fights (of which I highly recommend watching "Matewan One", a movie about unionizing coal miners of West Virginia back in the 20's or 30's).
Sorry to digress. Here's my take on Walking Tall:
I watched this the other night and was glued to it! Not for the display of violence, but for the fact that this movie is now nearly 30 years old and it's like a time capsule of sorts. Yes, it was a story based on violence, but the real story is how morally bankrupt one town had become, while still functioning as a little town somewhere in America.
Joe Don Baker played an excellent role in being a not-so-nice guy bent on cleaning up the scum of his childhood town. He had been away too long, and when he returned, it was too much for him to handle.
I took to watching this movie lightly. A lot of viewers commented on the social aspects of this, but I took-in all of the surrounding things like the props and scenery. For instance, look how huge those Dodge sedans were! Boats with wheels! The bad hair, bad clothes, especially one scene where his wife is wearing this blouse that has about 4 different contrasting patterns on it. Truly Seventies Americana.
As mentioned in another post, the boom operator must have been someone's kid helping out on the set, as the mic is shown in many of the scenes. Being an independent company, they must have said the heck with it in the editing room. Not enough money for a re-shoot.
I take this movie with a grain of salt. I was entertained by the time period of it and the acting. This movie belongs in the yet-to-be implemented IMDB genre category of "The Seventies". Hint hint IMDB.
One great movie! Joe Don Baker does a great job portraying Buford Pusser. This movies deals with a man that has just givin up pro wrestlng because he is sick and tired of being controlled by someone else. He returns home to Tennessee, and finds the same thing going on. His mother warns him to ignore it, but by accident, he finds out the hard way how these people operate. His battle is an uphill one. First, he is jailed for robbing the local bar. He acts as his own defense at the trial and wins. Then the local sheriff tries to kill him, and is killed himself. Once Pusser is elected sheriff, the fight really begins. He eventually cleans out the graft and corruption in McNairy County, and then he is ambushed, and his wife is tragically killed. Pusser finally has one last showdown with the people at the Lucky Spot. I would like to have seen Joe Don Baker do the other two movies. This movie is a real tear jerker at the end.
Remember seeing this film when it first hit the theatres in 1973...had some hype in the local newspapers and TV ads and was ballyhooed a lot like "The Exorcist" the same year. This film does not disappoint. If you like underdog films and the bad guys getting their a's kicked you will love this movie. Joe Don Baker, a bit actor at the time puts in slam dunk performance as the tough tennessee sheriff Buford Pusser who is a southern dirty harry type cop. Some fans might remember Baker as one of the prisoners in Paul Newman's "Cool Hand Luke". Story centers around Pusser returning home after a long sabbatical as a pro wrestler to find corruption running amok. After getting sliced and diced at a corrupt card table in the local septic tank bar and left for dead on the side of the road Pusser gets angry enough to make a run for sheriff....after winning the surprise election Pusser has to recruit some honest deputies - a rather hard task in that small corrupt town - and proceeds to try and weed out the gangsters and prostitutes running amok in the town. After running the corrupt judge into the basement of the local court house Pusser has to stop the moonshining operation run by the mob also. Along the way he literally castrates a corrupt deputy who is a mob informer. His preferred weapon is not a pistol but a big round wooden "stick" if you will he uses to bang up and batter down all criminals with. Gets to be sort of fun waiting for the next scumbag Pusser will pound down with that big wooden stick......scene of Pusser and his wife getting ambushed by the mob is very graphic and humbling...several people getting very teary eyed in the theatre the first time I saw this film. Scenes of Pusser and his children walking in funeral procession for his wife get to your emotions in a warm and tender way. Plenty of action, and the bad guys get mowed down in the end by Pusser. Almost like a carbon copy of the original Dirty Harry film the same year with Clint Eastwood mowing down the criminals. Poor cinematography and film editing the only downer for this film. Why does the viewer have to see part of a microphone hanging down from a bedroom?? Don't bother with the sequels without Baker as sheriff Pusser. Bo Svenson poor substitute after you have seen Baker as Pusser. Great overall action film - can be quite graphic. Not for young kids to see.
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I saw it when it came out, in Dunn North Carolina, mind you, in the new
cinema complex that had just open in the new shopping mall that had
started opening in 1970 (I bought a tie there, the tie of Campbell
community college next door, in 1970). I thought it was interesting,
fascinating, but maybe slightly extreme. I have not changed my mind.
But what is it about? A man coming back to his birth place and his
family, along with his wife, their two kids and their dog, a birth
place they decide to call home, in Tennessee. I have seen that pattern
so often like in "Sometimes they come back" by Stephen King. He is at
once, on the very second day, face to face with the perversion
prohibition can produce. The county, or at least the city, is
anti-alcohol, anti-prostitution, anti-gambling, and what had to happen
happens. Just beyond the county limits a bar cum bordello cum gambling
hall opens and attracts the males of the county who want to be ripped
of their money by cheating game masters, of their soberness by
moonshine whisky unduly called Daniels and of their kinky dreams by
trailer female visitors, go and have a good time. But this business is
of course in the hands of hard traffickers, of some organized crime at
least at the level of the whole state and anyone who opposes it is dead
meat, but after it has been severely tenderized. Our hero decides to
run as sheriff against the rotten one who is in place and the rotten
racist local judge who is covering the whole business. And then it is
the story of how he will learn how to do things, how to integrate a
black man in his team, how to inspire courage and fight corruption, how
to bust the facade of these traffickers, bust the heads of a couple as
soon as they draw a weapon, and finally inspire the people to build a
posse and go out for the Lucky Spot of their dreams and burn it down.
True of course, but too extreme. Things never happen that way. It takes
time, a lot of time, to move public opinion, particularly in a small
town. It takes time and finesse to trick and trap mafia criminals. It
takes time and patience to trick and trip a judge who has so much power
in his hands. But in 1973 it was a sign on the road away from the good
old silent majority. The very first step on a very long way that is
just coming ripe right now, maybe, and the silent majority might
finally get some voice and shout "Yes We can" to their desire for "the
change they need". Will that be a landslide or a tottering stumble? The
film seems to believe that such radical change is possible once the
fruit is ripe. Yet it does not show the ripening of the fruit, just the
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Unfortunately the IMDb allows only comments up to 1000 words and I was
so much taken in by WALKING TALL that my comment got longer, so please
go to my entry in the message board, if you want to read the whole
review! :-) ... :-))
I love movies with balls and brains and this is one of 'em! :-)
OK, I know this movies has its small shortcomings, because it does not belong to the category of over-financed Hollywood-junk (which is a movie-category established by the film industry (!) in the later 80ies and beginning 90ties consisting of movies costing anywhere from 50 to 200 million bucks and which look like most designer-stuff: well crafted but hollow), but to the category of a small independently financed B-picture. Don't get me wrong, this ain't a movie financed on a shoestring-budget, this is just one of those movies, where the producers did not have million's to burn. It's very decently made and 95% perfect, just here or there you think, well, they could have tried one more take or something similar. But anyway, are you going to the cinema to see a technically perfect movie and receive joy from seeing designer-tailored action-scenes, or do you go to the movies or buy a DVD to enjoy yourself with a movie full of balls and brain? If you belong to the 1st category, I suggest you save the time reading this and forget about watching this flick.
But if you belong to the later category, then this is something for you, you gonna enjoy this roller-coaster-flick! Especially if - as is the case with me - 70ies B-flicks are your cup of tea. They certainly are mine! I won't dwell here on the storyline of WALKING TALL (you can find details elsewhere here), it's probably enough to point out that the title is the program and that our hero's tag-line is "walk softly and carry a big stick" (or - as the old Latins said - "suaviter in modo, fortiter in re"). Yeah, that's what he does and he uses that big stick to clean house very properly.
I do not know, which part of the story is actually "fact" (based on incidents in the life of Buford Pusser) and which parts are fiction (that could be a lot, since the disclaimer reads that this picture is based on "incidents suggested by the life of BP", which sounds like something, but in fact can mean nearly everything or nothing at all), but IF just 50% of the story-line happened in some way or another, this guy must have had enormous luck and 7 lives. Already the incidents, when somebody tries to kill him, amount to at least 5!
The movie is quite brutal, at least for a flick made in the middle of the 70ies. Quite a lot of dead and quite a high number of severely beaten-up bodies, but there ain't that much of it on-screen. Just the first beating of our hero is really tense and was probably only outdone by Mel Gibson's Christ a couple decades later. Of course it looks a bit unrealistic to see Joe Don Baker in a T-shirt so soaked with blood, because anyone loosing that much of it would certainly be dead, but then again Phil Karlson had a point to make and wanted to make sure we'd get it: our hero had been severely wounded by the villains of the town and now he had a task to handle, do what a man has to do, simply WALK TALL!
This movie is pure 70ies magnetism, a wonderful ride into rural Americana, with so many classic (partly stereo-)types, wonderful original characters, hardly any cardboard ones, and actors indeed looking like someone you could meet at any corner of such a town. This is what lifts such classic productions over the Hollywood-product we get today: we do see real people doing things, that could at least be possible (while when we watch Die Hard IV everybody should know that 90% of the action-scenes there could simply never happen, because they are against the laws of physics). Here you got a lot of beat-ups, car-chases, shoot-outs, more beatings, cars driving in houses, all things that normally don't happen if the police does its job, but things that COULD happen, that are physically possible.
And they are staged with zest and verve by a veteran director in the twilight of his career, who took this job at the age of 66 and wanted to give it a last (which then was his penultimate) try. And he does deliver ALL the goods, pulls all triggers. He certainly knew this could very well be his last effort, so why not give the best. With 4 decades (!!) of movie-making experience, Phil Karlson (who also directed THE SILENCERS and THE WRECKING CREW-entries in the lovely Matt Helm-series and quite a couple very good noir's and western) certainly knew how to build up a good storyline and how to stage it as well as possible with whatever budget he had available.
ATTENTION ! This comment here is NOT COMPLETE, because the IMDb allows only 1000 words and I wrote more, so please go to my entry in the message board (if you liked to read my few cents) to get the whole review and to be able to comment on it! :-)
If you are a southern male who grew up in the 1970's, "Walking Tall" is
your "Gone With The Wind". This 1973 movie is based on actual events in
the life of Sheriff Buford Pusser of McNairy County, Tennessee during
the 1960's. Though the screenplay takes some liberties with Pusser's
story, it is an exciting account of one man taking on organized crime
and corruption .
The story begins with Buford and his family moving back to his home town in McNairy County. Shortly after arriving, Buford realizes that his home town has changed. Gambling, prostitution, and bootlegging have taken over. Buford exposes the gambling operation to be corrupt and is brutally beaten and left for dead. He recovers and seeks vengeance using a big piece of lumber. He is arrested for his troubles. Buford is cleared of the charges and is soon elected Sheriff. He promises to rid the county of crime and corruption. The rest of the movie shows how difficult it was for Buford to follow through with his promise.
Buford Pusser is played by Joe Don Baker, who gives the performance of his career. Baker's Pusser faces the tragic events of the movie with a sense of sad but heroic nobility. The audience is able to feel what Pusser must have felt when these events actually happened through Baker's brave performance.
The story is ultimately a tragic tale of one man who walked tall and stood up against the forces of corruption. It is the rare action movie that makes you cheer and cry at the same time. This is essential viewing for anyone who loves true heroes.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Joe Don Baker is Buford Pusser, an ex Marine who returns to find his
small, peaceful Tennessee town corrupted by an immoral cabal marketing
illegal stuff like gambling, white lightning, and trailer hos. He is
elected sheriff and cleans it all up.
Baker is mulling over the decision to run for County Sheriff. It's a dangerous job in this milieu. He's already seen a friend killed and has himself been horribly tortured. His wife, Elizabeth Hartmann, objects. "Is your pride worth the lives of your wife and children?", she asks. Both Baker's character and the viewer take the sentence to be rhetorical. It's not.
But it's the sort of challenge that every wife lays down before her man when he's about to commit himself to some heroic deed. How many times has John Wayne's cinema wives clashed with him and his career as a sheriff or a Marine because they want him safe at home, not out risking his life, wondering if he'll come home in a body bag? Phil Karlson, the director, has made a couple of powerful movies but I'm not sure that he understood the import of Hartmann's question. It may have been that he realized it, but it may also have been an accident, the kind of phrase that slips easily by someone's critical apparatus. That's what I meant when I called the movie ironic.
There's another scene that demonstrates the same irony. Baker has just been ambushed, his wife murdered and half his jaw shot away. His face is encased in plaster up to his eyes. He's weak and can barely move. And we see the crowd of friends in the corridor gawk and make a path when Baker's young son solemnly enters the room, carrying the little rifle that Baker gave him for Christmas. The kid is going to kill anyone who tries to hurt his Dad. Do the film makers know what they're saying? Anyone expected a Steven Segal wisecracker or anything resembling the loutish remake with Dwayne ("The Rock") Johnson will be disappointed. This movie is ambiguous in too many respects. It's not a simple revenge movie like "The Punisher," although there is an abundance of violence and blood. After that first mauling and the subsequent humiliations, Baker is rabid with revenge. His face turns into a horrifying Gargoyle mask as he tortures the spies and law breakers.
I would guess -- judging from some recent polls and comments from our own politicians -- that about one out of four Americans will see this as the simple triumph of good over evil. (The distribution will be skewed in the direction of boys in their early teens.) It won't occur to them -- though the notion is brought up once or twice by character is the movie -- that Baker is a flawed person, that his pride verges on arrogance, and his anger on enjoyment. He brags about his scars.
It's hard to argue with such a black and white view of the sheriff. He only drinks an occasional beer to be friendly, doesn't smoke, doesn't cuss, doesn't approve of see-through blouses, doesn't hold with loose women even if they love him, he's all tenderness with his wife and children, and doesn't gamble. Has there ever been such purity -- outside of the Bible and Arthurian legends? Baker is surprisingly good in the role of the real-life Buford Pusser. You can tell the story is based on actual facts and personalities because where else would you find people with names like Lutie McVey or Ferrin Meaks? As for Buford Pusser, that name would be the first to go. As the heroic central figure, he'd have to have a name like Matt Steel or Bull Durham.
But the acting (and the location photography) are fine across the board. Nobody is a dud. Baker himself always sound like he's reciting lines in an acting class, doing his level best, but it's okay in this kind of role. After a while you get used to it and come to believe that this is how he sound off screen. He had a similar role, except as a murderer, in "Charlie Varick," where he was easily the most complex character. Probably the best performer in this film is Rosemary Murphy as the villainous Callie Hacker, head of the Whore Division. She doesn't get a chance to exercise her chops here, but catch her in "Night Moves" if you can.
It doesn't really matter how you take the movie. You can either accept it as a shallow revenge story full of blood and sentiment or as the rather deeper and murkier thing I suspect it is. It will still be gripping and emotionally moving. The climax has the law-enforcer breaking the law in search of insurance that the law will prevail. Dirty Harry with a motive. Ironic.
Yes Virginia there really was a man named Buford Pusser. He was a south
Tennessee sheriff who was shot 8 times, knifed 7 times, survived a ambush,
and even jumped onto a speeding car to make a arrest. The film, which was
admittedly given the Hollywood treatment, looks at his exploits in a
somewhat routine,somewhat gritty style with some surprisingly stirring
moments. Though by the end when Johnny Mathis sings a ill advised syrupy
song do you realize how emotionally manipulative it all really
Shot right in Tennessee and not some reprocessed Hollywood backlot. The excellent location shooting almost becomes a star in itself. However someone should have told the producers that even in the south the grass is not all green and the leaves aren't all on the trees at Christmas time.
Baker plays the lead role very, very well. Not only does he resemble the real Pusser, but shows some real fiery anger that's just lurking beneath the surface.
The action is intense, bloody, and well staged. Good for those who are game for this type of standard actioner.
It is interesting to note that the real Buford Pusser acted as a consultant to the film and then ended up dying in a very mysterious car crash just a year after the films release.
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Fernado Andretts (born September 20, 2023) is one of the adopted sons of Anny and Jimmy Andretts and the fraternal nonuplet brother of Eva, Adolfo, Dominga, Lucia, Nicolas, Leonardo, Pilar and Teresa. He and his nonuplet siblings were born in Quito, Ecuador.
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Occupy the Senses is a project created by the students in the class Communication Takes Many Forms (Instructor John Roach) at Parsons the New School for Design. The book takes Occupy Wall Street as a prompt to explore dystopian narratives in which the human senses have been controlled, regulated or eliminated by an authoritarian power.
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In Part 1 of our two-part series on real estate blogging ideas, we shared three simple, yet effective ideas for coming up with real estate blog content. The ideas journey continues here in Part 2 where we'll share some ideas on incorporating visuals into your blog.
4. Incorporate images into all your posts.
In the 3 ideas we shared in "Real Estate Blogging Ideas – Part 1″, we discussed content that is primarily textual. However, even textual content should include visuals. After all, real estate sales relies heavily on visuals. Often these visuals are of homes, inside and out. But they can also include infographics and other images.
5. Publish a slideshow.
Selling real estate relies heavily on visuals – no secret there. That being the case, it makes sense to incorporate lots of visuals into your real estate blog content. One way to do that is to create a slideshow of the most expensive homes sold in the last 30, 60, or 90+ days. It doesn't necessarily have to be limited to homes you've sold. It doesn't even have to be homes sold in your local market – that's not necessarily the point. The point is to whet the prospective client's appetite for a new or different home. Of course, if you can compile an impressive list of expensive homes you've sold, so much the better.
6. Star in your own "commercial".
Have you ever seen that Safelite auto glass commercial where they promise to send an email with a photo of the technician they're sending out to fix your windshield? The primary reason they do that is for customer piece of mind in a security-conscious world. But another element of that is the positive relationship it creates – sub-consciously, of course – between the customer and technician. Well, you can create that same kind of relationship by posting videos that feature you.
You're probably thinking "I don't have the time or expertise to produce a good quality video"; but you don't have to. In fact, people are more drawn to the more natural, unscripted video that shows you as you are. So, whether you create videos of yourself sharing content you might otherwise share in text form, an "about me" video, or video of you walking a property, you should incorporate video into your blog. It will make that first meeting with a new client feel to them like a meeting with someone they already know and trust.
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Regardless of how you create real estate blog content, it's important to publish new material regularly because the number of blog posts you publish every month and in total affects traffic and leads. And generating leads is what it's all about.
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In the heart of Northern Dalmatia, between Zadar and Šibenik, the Biograd Riviera has scattered its picturesque coastal towns. Once the capital of a medieval Kingdom of Croatia, Biograd na Moru offers an intriguing prospect for its visitors through its elegant marinas, shady beaches and numerous recreational facilities. The wealth of natural beauty in the surrounding area will make you extend your holiday on this riviera and enjoy yourself for a few additional days.
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Once the site of royal coronations, today Biograd na Moru (meaning literally "the white city on the sea") will greet you and pamper you in full accordance with its name and tradition.
Situated on a peninsula and having long since spilled over onto the mainland, Biograd na Moru is surrounded with two marinas, totaling some 1000 berths. With its excellent connectivity and the diversity of its beaches, the profile of its visitors ranges widely. Family reunions and sailing explorers are here blended in pursuit of carefree summer fun.
The small towns of the Biograd Riviera - Sveti Petar na Moru and Turanj and Sveti Filip i Jakov, the latter two connected by a walkway - offer exquisite views of the Pašman channel islands. In return, Pašman island itself, Biograd Riviera's neighbor, protects Pakoštane and Draga, as well as the coastal swimmers and sailors, from the strong winds of high seas.
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All along the Biograd Riviera, one can enjoy the shade of pine trees in the sand and shingle beaches, while making plans for a night out. There is so much on offer that one can hardly go wrong - a stroll down the promenade, a festival of a capella folk singing or the Biograd Summer Games - a competition in traditional Dalmatian sports and games such as sack jumping, swimming with hands tied, rope pulling... for something more contemporary, try your hand at tennis on one of the twenty or so highly equipped courts.
No visitor should miss the Heritage museum of Biograd, on the very shoreline. Beside its archeological and ethnological exibits, its crown jewel is the entire cargo of a sixteenth-century Venetian trading galley. This collection, unique on the Adriatic, of about ten thousand well-preserved items from the ship's large inventory waits for rediscovery after the ship's sinking near a small island on the Biograd Riviera.
Biograd Riviera in a wealth of nature
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Vrgada on its eponymous island has for centuries overseen the traffic along the Pašman channel. Set sail away from the shore-hugging islands, towards the Kornati archipelago, or rediscover yourself at the Lake of tranquility in the Telašćica park of nature, amidst twenty-five heavenly coves.
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New York: April 23, 1948. Rare image of this important dancer (Balanchine, Tudor, et al) for the American... Read More
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New York: H.M. Ranney, 1849. First edition. Started by quarrel between Actors Edwin Forrest and William Macready. Read More
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N.p. [England]: 22nd Feb., 1949. "Re-printed 24.10.49 (Shortened Reel Two). "The Passionate Friends" was David Lean film production starring Ann Todd, Clauded Rains, and Trevor Howard. Eric Ambler (with Stanley Haynes) adapted it from the H.G. Wells novel of the same name; it was released in the US under the... Read More
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Philadelphia and Baltimore: Frederick Turner and various publishers for most, J. Robinson, Circulating Library and John H. Gihon, 1833-1841, Turner plays undated. Containing: "Fra-Diavolo, or the Inn of Terracina. A Comic Opera. Composed by Auber. Written and the Music adapted by Rophino Lacy." [Turner]; "Songs, Duets, Glees, Recitatives, &c, &c... Read More
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New York: [May 5, 1939]. Inscribed by Dame Judith Anderson to Mauriber on the image. Read More
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Washington, D.C: Anderson House, 1939. First edition. Read More
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ca. 1911. Armless Woman, Inscribed Photograph. Three quarters portrait of an armless Mexican woman named Concha. Miraculously, she has inscribed the verso in an elegant copperplate hand, "Cata: La cinceridad de mi cariño, se la demuestra el presente recuerdo de la ultima de tus amigas. Concha. Apetatitlán, 15 April de... Read More
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Paris: Charles Carrington, 1898. One of 500 copies. Read More
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Paris: Charles Carrington, 1898. One of 500 copies. Read More
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[Salem: 1863]. Old Salem Families. Albert Stowell Flint (1853-1923)the noted astronomer. Flint, born in Salem, Mass., a Harvard and M.I.T. graduate, was best known for his work on the meridian circle on the paralaxes of stars, also his contributions to the reobservation of the secondary stars in Auwer's catalogue and... Read More
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Paris: Ancienne Maison Lévy Frères, 1895. Dubufe, Guillaume. First edition, no. 7 of 50 on Japon, with extra suite of plates before letters (edition of 300). Read More
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Paris: Ancienne Maison Lévy Frères, 1893. Dubufe, Guillaume. First edition. No. 5 of 50 copies on Japon, with extra suite of plates before letters (edition of 300). Read More
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Los Angeles: July 15 & November 17, 1939. The Singing Cowboy Signs with 20th-Century Fox. Following this agreement — due, it is said, to the intervention of 20th-Century Fox star Jane Withers — Western box-office star Gene Autry signed with the Hollywood giant, and made his first movie with them... Read More
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Los Angeles: 29 March 1993. "if it was easy everyone would be doing it" Responding to Hartley's enquiry into the importance of education to his career. The Cowboy-singer responded "I have always considered a good education extrememly important and one of the best tools to take along with you in... Read More
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New York: Knopf, 1979. First edition, UNCORRECTED PROOF. With a Typed Note of presentation from the publisher to "Mr. (Benjamin) Sonnenberg", dated 8 Aug. '78 : " ... I swiped this copy from the publicity department the moment it arrived this morning - not even Alfred Kazin has a copy yet ... " Read More
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New York: July 5, 1946. reproduced in Mauriber's PORTRAIT: The Photography of Carl van Vechten (from this print). Read More
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London: Printed for Messr. Rivingtons, 1782. New Edition, usual cancels. Read More
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London: Printed for T. Becket and P. A. de Hondt, 1764. First edition. Read More
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[New York: The Dancy Davis Press, c. 1923]. La Chauve-Souris (French: The Bat) was the name of a touring revue during the early 1900s. Originating in Moscow and then Paris, and directed by Nikita Balieff, the revue toured the United States and Europe. The show consisted of songs, dances, and... Read More
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[New York]: Metropolitan Ballet Company, 1916. First edition. A fragile souvenir of the first United States tour in 1916 of Diaghileff's now legendary Ballet Russe. Read More
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New York: vd. Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo was an influential ballet company founded by René Blum and Colonel Vassily de Basil in 1933. The company followed Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes. Read More
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n.p: January 1975. Self-portrait of Balliett playing the drums, the kick labeled "Big Sid Catlett," done at the request of collector Burt Britton. INSCRIBED "Dreams of glory don't / ever really die. / Whitney Balliett / January 1975". Read More
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Tallulah Bankhead Praises Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt. The actress writes, "To Alfred--Many thanks for your understanding and human traits / Bless you, Tallulah". Tallulah Bankhead (1903-1968) was a more than competent actress (she won the Drama Critics award for her performances in The Little Foxes (1939), and The Skin of Our... Read More
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London: Princes Theatre, St. James's Square, n.d [received 20 Nov. 1849]. Notifying the editor of Fraser's that he and a friend will be places on the Dramatic Free List of the Theatre and that they would appreciate his friendly support. Morris (1800-1856) was an actor and also wrote several comedies... Read More
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text: Just on the off chance that people who come to the blog don't read everything on the opinion pages, here's a link to the piece I did on prospects for Haiti not just coming back, which would be coming back to the highest poverty and misery levels in the Western Hemisphere, but experiencing some improvement in living conditions. When we decided to do this piece a couple of weeks ago I thought there might be a chance for Haiti to get a fresh start. But the more I read and the more people with serious knowledge of Haiti I talked to, the less optimistic I became. Sorry. I would love to be wrong.


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Marwa Osman | The confluence of recent events suggests that a US-Saudi-Tel Aviv effort is underway to isolate Iran, and that means the danger for a wider war in the region has never been more pronounced.
Gulf Crisis: On Fast Track to War
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21WIRE + RT | Trump gets mixed reactions after he signed actions which will remove obstacles to two controversial pipeline projects, Keystone XL & Dakota Access.
STANDING ROCK: Profusion, Collusion and Giant Financial Incentives
Cory Morningstar & Forrest Palmer | Has Standing Rock been an exercise in oil and NPIC magnate control of minorities for their own aims?
Ian R. Crane: 'People Are Turning Away from Mainstream Media in Droves'
Patrick Henningsen & Ian R. Crane | Fascinating conversation about the real challenges facing society in 2017.
'FRACK ATTACK': Environmental Advocate Ian Crane warns of brand new UK fracking threat
Ian R. Crane | North England is under siege again from Fracking firms.
Oil Price Drop: Who Will Feel the Pinch?
21WIRE | Time will tell who the winners and losers are, but one thing is certain in 2016 – someone is going to feel the pinch somewhere.
Endocrine Society: Diabetes, Obesity Linked to Chemical Exposure
RT.com | Endocrine-disrupting chemicals may be the chief cause of many major modern health epidemics.
Episode #102 – SUNDAY WIRE: 'Requiem For A Pipeline' with guests Ian R. Crane, F. William Engdahl and Basil Valentine
SUNDAY WIRE | Strap yourselves in and lower the blast shield – this is your brave new world…
UK Fascism: Cameron will 'step in' if councils DON'T fast-track Fracking applications
The Guardian | New "planning guidance" leaves local authorities only 16 weeks to approve or reject Fracking applications, before Westminster intervenes on behalf of Fracking Corps.
FRACKING NIGHTMARE: 40 Earthquakes in Oklahoma Last Week
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ENERGY SHOCK: What Happened to Over-Priced Oil?
Andrew McKillop | The hard truth: there is no longer any rational energy-economic basis for triple-digit oil prices.
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Habitat for Humanity Winona-Fillmore Counties is now hiring two full-time AmeriCorps construction workers for this summer. No previous knowledge of construction is needed! Benefits include a living stipend, health insurance and an education award.
We are accepting applications until May 1, 2017. Work begins June 1, 2017 and will end August 12, 2017.
The two Summer Construction/ABWK Facilitators will serve with the Habitat for Humanity Winona-FIllmore Counties Construction Manager. One approach we are taking to local housing issues is utilizing our A Brush With Kindness (ABWK) program to ensure houses do not fall into disrepair. Americorps members will be responsible for working at job sites and recruiting, supervising, and/or training volunteers. This is an opportunity to serve our community, learn new skills, make new friends, and see firsthand the impact service can have on a community!
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Hi Mommies!! I missed talking to you all!! We have been so busy lately and stressed out taking care of family, that it has been hard for me to get some time away. But hopefully things will be back to normal. How was your holiday and weekend?? I took Hunter to the small town parade in our neighborhood, and we had a block party.
But this weekend, we took Hunter to a friends house and he went swimming for the very first time. And He Loved It!!! :)
Such a proud moment!!
What a big boy!!! Looks like you were havving nice times?))
Yesterday was one of our first days to relax and have fun as a family!! We took advantage of it ! :)
Looks like so much fun Michelle and glad to see you! We had a good holiday weekend but always more happy to get back to normal :)
Missed talking with you girls!! I am so glad you and Charlie and everyone had a great holiday!! I loved the pic of him in the train!!
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Thanks!! Me too! It is about time we start having fun! It has been so stressful lately that this is exactly what we needed!!
I love this picture! It's so adorable! Looks like you had fun. :)
Thanks Melissa!! We had a great time and Hunter was splashing around!! Now it is time to get the floaties and swim class!
He would probably LOVE swim class since he seems to love being in water. :)
We celebrated yesterday with a picnic and the children got to go into a friend's pool for three hours....they loved it!
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I am a mom to a beautiful boy named Hunter as well as a "step" mom to my boyfriends 10 year old daughter. I work full time, while my boyfriend is a stay-at-home dad for my son. I love cooking and being a mom and spending time with my family.
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So over the past few days I've seen a lot of people going on about Google Friend Connect being disabled. I've read up about it and it's so unclear what's going on, but I just thought I'd share my Bloglovin account with you. I know a lot of people love it. So if you wish to follow me on this platfrom instead, feel free - just click on the little button below.
It's a super easy platform to use. You don't even need a blog to make an account and it's a really easy way to keep up with what all your favourite blogs are posting. You can also link your own blog and use it as a way for people to follow your posts too. Even if GFC doesn't disappear, it's a really handy site to use, and it even has it's own app so that you can read posts on the go. The only problem is that not everyone is aware of Bloglovin or has an account so it can be difficult with people you want to follow. But hopefully soon everyone will be able to use it and it will be a lot easier for everyone.


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Being able to feel a lump in the throat is a common symptom that patients often seek an opinion with an ENT specialist for. Mr Wale Olarinde (Consultant Ear, Nose, Throat, Head & Neck Surgeon) outlines the problem of lumps in the throat that cannot be physically felt with the fingers rather than a neck lump, which can be felt with the fingers.
Symptoms of feeling a lump in the throat
People usually complain of a wide variety of symptoms such as:
The feeling of a lump in the throat can itself be due to many things. The commonest causes of this symptom include laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) of acid in to the throat, Globus Pharyngeus, or very rarely throat cancer. Cysts, ulcers and rarely thyroid gland enlargement may cause the feeling of something in the throat.
Reflux and the sensation of a lump in the throat
Often people do not have the typical symptoms of acid reflux, such as heartburn, and so it comes as a surprise when they are told by a specialist that they have a type of reflux known as silent reflux, where acid is literally sprayed in to the throat from the stomach. This can be caused by a variety of factors including smoking, excess alcohol, obesity, late meals, spicy or fatty foods and fizzy drinks.
Globus Pharyngeus and feeling a lump in the throat
Another common cause of feeling something stuck in the throat is a globus feeling, sometimes referred to medically as Globus Pharyngeus. This is a sensation of something in the throat when nothing can be found to explain the feeling. It is common in mid-life and several suggestions have been proposed, although none are completely plausible. There is no known proven cause for it and it is known to sometimes resolve on its own. Usually it is not a constant sensation. Globus Pharyngeus is a diagnosis of exclusion which means your specialist will be reasonably convinced there is nothing else causing your symptoms before deciding it is a globus feeling. Sometimes further investigations are required before concluding symptoms are due to Globus Pharyngeus.
Cancer of the throat and the sensation of a lump in the throat
Cancer of the throat is a rare, but possible cause for feeling something in the throat. In this case, the sensation is more likely to be persistent and may be associated with other symptoms such as a constant sore throat, unexplained earache, difficulty swallowing, voice change or a neck lump that can actually be felt with the fingers. Throat cancers are more common in smokers and people who drink a lot of alcohol, although there is now a well-recognised association between throat cancers and the human papilloma virus which is transmitted sexually. Throat cancers are, fortunately, less common than cancer of the breast, bowel, lung, prostate or even lymphomas.
Diagnosing the feeling of a lump in the throat
Your specialist will want to ask you some questions about your swallowing, voice and any other symptoms that could be from a problem in your throat. You may also be given a questionnaire to fill out to provide more clarification about your symptoms.
An examination of the neck, mouth and throat will then be carried out. The examination will almost certainly include a camera examination (flexible nasoendoscopy) of your throat and voice box. Sometimes the upper part of the gullet can be seen by this means. The camera examination involves a flexible telescope (usually about the width of a mobile phone charger cable) going through your nose and usually lasts 1-2 minutes.
Your specialist may decide you need further investigations although this is usually decided on a case by case basis.
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A Brief and Popular Summary of my Career Assesment
My mission is to improve your life, for the benefit of mine.
My Key Interest Areas- SEA
S - Social people are HELPERS. Personality traits You are friendly, empathetic, cooperative, and responsible. You probably like to work directly with people rather than things. You prefer to work as part of a team and sometimes lead or coordinate activities. Hobbies and career interests You probably enjoy teaching, counseling, or curing others. You might be a good public speaker or trainer, and like playing team sports. You might seek out situations where you can work with children, the elderly, people with special needs, or diverse populations.
E - Enterprising people are PERSUADERS. Personality traits You are probably enthusiastic, assertive, adventurous, and talkative. You like to start new projects and make decisions that affect others. You like to work with other people and often prefer to be in leadership positions. Hobbies and career interests You probably enjoy influencing, persuading, and performing. You are good at selling things, promoting ideas, and managing people. You might also enjoy starting your own business or running for political office.
A - Artistic people are CREATORS. Personality traits You are probably intuitive, sensitive, and imaginative. You usually prefer to work in unstructured situations where you can use your creativity and come up with new ideas. Hobbies and career interests You probably enjoy performing or creating visual arts. You like go to museums or attend concerts or plays. You might enjoy fashion, creative writing, drawing, and creating new things in a variety of settings.
My Personality Traits- INFJ
INFJ - The "Confidant". INFJs are champions of the oppressed and downtrodden. They often are found in the wake of an emergency, rescuing those who are in acute distress. INFJs may fantasize about getting revenge on those who victimize the defenseless. The concept of 'poetic justice' is appealing to the INFJ. Accurately suspicious about others' motives, INFJs are not easily led. These are the people that you can rarely fool any of the time. Though affable and sympathetic to most, INFJs are selective about their friends. Such a friendship is a symbiotic bond that transcends mere words.
My Strongest Skills
My strongest skills are People Skills and Management Skills. This would come to be great help in any of my preferred careers as listed below.
I would consider Administrative Services Management or Educational Administrators based on my skills.
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The rise of Big Data and the power of data analytics have opened a new world of possibilities for the technology business industry. Myriad devices and gadgets have surfaced to constitute what many like to call the "Internet of Things" (IoT). These sleek devices are getting smarter with greater functionality all the time. Now, many smart devices are being developed for use in smart homes. This new technology is fully integrating everything from home entertainment systems to everyday household appliances into the IoT framework. Having more devices in homes connected to wireless Internet technology gives users a new dimension of control and the power to do more.Read More >>
'Own The Sky' with the First Augmented Reality Social Network
Is the sky really the limit? That's the questions the founder of Skrite set out to answer when brainstorming an idea for a new social app that would cut through the noise of stale, predictable social media websites like Facebook and Snapchat. Their answer? It's a barrier that must be broken-and that's how the world's first augmented reality social network, which allows users to leave real-time drawings, selfies, photos and messages in the sky, was born.Read More >>
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We have never followed Snoop Dogg, Kim Kardashian, Pewdiepie or heck anyone. Following sounds too much like stalking and that creeps us out! When we want to learn about a certain product, subject we ask people we trust, respect who know what they're talking about. People who buy/use products do the same thing. And those people have gained that expertise by using the product/service, dealing with the company under a broad range of situations. They know the company and the people behind the product/service. That reputation is built one customer at a time not by how many influencer followers they have but their well earned reputation. In other words the influence starts at the top and permeates every aspect of the company's decisions, actions. Sorry Snoop, Kim, Pew you don't impress, influence me much.Read More >>
Has the Consumer Drone Bubble Burst
Not many years ago, the term "drone" would have only been associated with advanced military technology used in unmanned aerial warfare. Also known as UAVs, or unmanned aerial vehicles, drones have been a significant factor in the strategy of the U.S. military for quite some time. However, in recent years, drones have exploded into the domestic consumer market. From YouTubers to independent filmmakers, drones are now far more commonplace in the lives of the average civilian than ever before. However, due to numerous factors, the drone market has seemingly hit its plateau quite early on in its life cycle.Read More >>
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To each his own. You can do whatever you want. Keep wearing the tin-foil hat and plugging your ears if it makes you feel better.
Without specific numbers, are you denying that the cap is going to go down and several younger Rangers are going to get raises?
Hearsay? the players share is going from 57% to 50% no matter what happens. Do you think that will make the cap increase? C'mon. Face it, the Rangers are going to be presented with some seriously tough decisions this summer - and Gaborik is the #1 option to clear legitimate cap space, if needed.
I'm not denying the cap won't increase. But I am skeptical of the opinions that it will decrease from 64.3 to 60. Jeremy Jacobs, one of the main hawks behind all this lockout stuff, would be screwing himself. I am not ready to get into the trading gaborik talk when nothing has happened yet. There's no hockey and we are starting, imo, blind trade conversations just like we do when there actually is hockey. Until I read a rumor from a legitimate source I don't subscribe to anything. And you won't hear that rumor until there is a new cba that forces the rangers to do so.
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