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L'homme au masque de cire (1953) V. française
L'Homme au masque de cire (House of Wax) est un film américain réalisé par André De Toth en 1953. Ce film tourné en relief stéréoscopique est un remake de Masques de cire (Michael Curtiz, 1933).
Il est inscrit en 2014 au National Film Registry pour être conservé à la bibliothèque du Congrès.
L'histoire se déroule à New-York en 1902. Un artiste sculpteur d'exception crée et dirige son musée de cire. Son associé le trahit bientôt et met le feu à ses œuvres et à son musée. Dans l'incendie, le génial créateur est très gravement brûlé. Dix ans plus tard, le sculpteur sur cire réapparaît miraculeusement guéri pour inaugurer un nouveau musée aux États-Unis. Il choisit alors d'y exposer un thème très spécial : l'horreur d'assassinats, exécutions et tortures célèbres ou d'actualité. Mais bientôt, l'épouvante semble rôder à proximité du musée de cire car d'inquiétantes disparitions commencent à se produire.
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- Titre original : House of Wax
- Titre français : L'Homme au masque de cire
- Réalisation : André De Toth
- Scénario : Crane Wilbur, d'après une histoire originale de Charles Belden
- Directeurs de la photographie : Bert Glennon, Peverell Marley
- Directeur artistique : Stanley Fleischer
- Musique : David Buttolph
- Producteur : Bryan Foy
- Sociétés de production : Bryan Foy Productions, Warner Bros.
- Montage : Rudi Fehr
- Ingénieur du son : Charles Lang
- Décors : Lyle B. Reifsnider
- Costumes : Howard Shoup
- Genre : film d'horreur
- Pays : États-Unis
- Durée : 88 minutes
- Langue : Anglais
- Couleur : Couleurs (WarnerColor)
- Format : 1.37 : 1 - Système 3D Natural Vision
- Son : Mono | Stereo (WarnerPhonic/RCA)
- Dates de sortie :
- États-Unis :
- France :
- Vincent Price (VF : Raymond Loyer) : Prof. Henry Jarrod
- Paul Picerni (VF : René Arrieu) : Scott Andrews
- Frank Lovejoy (VF : Robert Dalban) : Lt Tom Brennan
- Phyllis Kirk (VF : Jacqueline Porel) : Sue Allen
- Carolyn Jones (VF : Jacqueline Ferrière) : Cathy Gray
- Charles Buchinsky : Igor
- Paul Cavanagh (VF : Abel Jacquin) : Sidney Wallace
- Dabbs Greer (VF : Pierre Leproux) : Sgt Jim Shane
- Reggie Rymal (VF : Claude Péran) : le bonimenteur
- Frank Ferguson (VF : Émile Duard) : le médecin légiste
- Jack Kenney (VF : Raymond Rognoni) : M. Flannigan
- Riza Royce (VF : Lita Recio) : Mme Flannigan, la logeuse
- Lyle Latell (VF : Jean Clarieux) : le serveur du Can-Can
- Angela Clarke : Mme Andrews
- Eddie Parks (VF : Paul Ville) : un brancardier
- Grace Lee Whitney : une danseuse de cancan
- Philip Tonge (non crédité) : Bruce Allison
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House of Wax is a 1953 American warnercolor 3-D horror film about a disfigured sculptor who repopulates his destroyed wax museum by murdering people and using their wax-coated corpses as displays. Directed by Andre DeToth and starring Vincent Price, it is a remake of Warner Bros.' Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933), without the comic relief featured in the earlier film.
House of Wax was the first color 3-D feature from a major American studio and premiered just two days after the Columbia Pictures film Man in the Dark, the first major-studio black-and-white 3-D feature. It was also the first 3-D film with stereophonic sound to be presented in a regular theater. It premiered nationwide on April 10, 1953 and went out for a general release on April 25, 1953.
In 1971, it was widely re-released to theaters in 3-D, with a full advertising campaign. Newly-struck prints of the film in Chris Condon's single-strip StereoVision 3-D format were used. Another major re-release occurred during the 3-D boom of the early 1980s.
In 2005, Warner Bros. distributed a new film also called House of Wax, but its plot is very different from the one used in the two earlier films. The film starred Elisha Cuthbert, Chad Michael Murray, Paris Hilton and Jared Padalecki . This version received largely negative reviews from critics.
In 2014, the film was deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" by the Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the National Film Registry.[2]
Plot summary
Professor Henry Jarrod (Vincent Price) is a talented wax figure sculptor with a wax museum in 1890s New York City. He specializes in historical figures, featuring sculptures of John Wilkes Booth, Joan of Arc, and one of Marie Antoinette, which he considers his masterpiece. When his business partner Matthew Burke (Roy Roberts) demands more sensational exhibits to increase profits, Jarrod refuses. Jarrod then gives a private tour to renowned art critic Sidney Wallace. Wallace, deeply impressed with Jarrod's sculptures, agrees to buy Burke out, but will not be able to do so until after he returns from a continental trip.
That same night, Burke deliberately sets the museum on fire, intending to claim the insurance money. In the process, he fights off Jarrod, who is desperately attempting to save his precious sculptures. Burke splashes kerosene over Jarrod's body and leaves him to die in the fire.
Miraculously, Jarrod survives, but with severe injuries including crippled hands. He builds a new House of Wax with help from deaf-mute sculptor Igor (Charles Bronson) and another assistant named Leon Averill. Jarrod now concedes to popular taste and includes a "Chamber of Horrors" that showcases both historical crimes and recent events, such as the apparent suicide of his former business partner Burke. In reality, Burke was murdered by a cloaked, disfigured killer who then staged the death as a suicide. Burke's fiancée, Cathy Gray (Carolyn Jones), is murdered soon afterward. Her body mysteriously disappears from the morgue.
Cathy's friend Sue Allen (Phyllis Kirk) visits the museum and is troubled by the strong resemblance of the Joan of Arc figure to her dead friend. Jarrod explains he used photographs of Cathy when he made the sculpture. Unsatisfied, Sue returns after hours and uncovers the horrifying truth behind the House of Wax: many of the figures are wax-coated corpses, including Cathy and Burke. Sue is confronted by Jarrod, who proclaims her his new "model" for a sculpture of Marie Antoinette (both Jarrod and Wallace had earlier noted Sue's striking resemblance to the original sculpture). Sue tries to fight him off, striking his face, which is revealed to be a wax mask that shatters and exposes fire-scarred flesh beneath; this in turn reveals that it was Jarrod who was the cloaked figure who murdered Burke and stole Cathy's body. He subdues Sue and straps her to a table, preparing to coat her living body with wax. The police, having learned the whole truth from Averill, arrive in time to save her. Jarrod tries to escape, but, fighting with a police officer, dies when he is knocked into the vat of molten wax he had prepared for Sue.
- Vincent Price as Professor Henry Jarrod
- Frank Lovejoy as Lt. Tom Brennan
- Carolyn Jones as Cathy Gray
- Phyllis Kirk as Sue Allen
- Paul Picerni as Scott Andrews
- Roy Roberts as Matthew Burke
- Paul Cavanagh as Sidney Wallace
- Dabbs Greer as Sgt. Jim Shane
- Charles Bronson (credited Charles Buchinsky) as Igor
- Angela Clarke as Mrs. Andrews
Like CinemaScope and other wider-and-larger-screen formats, stereoscopic 3-D was an alternative technology that Hollywood turned to in the early to mid-1950s in an attempt to compete with the proliferation of television, which had halved theater attendance.
Just over 50 feature films were released in 3-D during the formats first emergence, which dawned with the premiere of Bwana Devil in late November 1952. The fad began in earnest with the first major-studio 3-D releases in the spring of 1953, showed signs of faltering in the fall, seemed to be recovering in the winter, then rapidly faded and died early in 1954, with a belated last gasp provided by the spring 1955 release of Revenge of the Creature. Except for a very few occasional independent productions, such as September Storm (1960), The Bubble (1966), Andy Warhol's Frankenstein (1974) and some X-rated "adult" films, there would be no new English-language 3-D feature films until the early 1980s.
All of the 1950s US feature-length 3-D films were originally shown by the polarized light method and viewed through gray-lensed polarized glasses, but in the 1970s a few were theatrically re-released as red-and-blue-glasses anaglyph 3-D prints, which, unlike the original format, did not require special projection equipment and a non-depolarizing screen. Beginning in the early 1980s, anaglyph versions of several 1950s 3-D films were broadcast on television and released in home video formats. House of Wax was never theatrically shown, broadcast on television, or sold for home use in anaglyph form in the US, but an unauthorized anaglyph version on bootleg video or even 16 mm film may exist.
During its original release, House of Wax used the two-strip Natural Vision 3-D format, which employed separate 35 mm film prints for the left-eye and right-eye images, projected by two separate but interlocked projectors. This required making substantial alterations to the theater's projectors. In 1971, House of Wax was re-released in the convenient 35 mm StereoVision single-strip format, which squeezed both images onto one strip of film and required only an external projector attachment and a non-depolarizing screen. StereoVision's deluxe 70 mm version of their format, which made possible a clearer and brighter image, was used for engagements at large and prestigious venues such as Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood and the 4300-seat Metropolitan Theatre in Boston. After the initial heavily advertised 1971 re-release, StereoVision prints remained available for theatrical rental for several years and were occasionally shown later in the 1970s. A new wave of 3-D films in the early 1980s, which resulted in many theaters being equipped with the correct type of screen, increased interest in the 3-D films of the 1950s and prompted another re-release of House of Wax in 1982.
To accompany its stereoscopic imagery, House of Wax was originally available with a stereophonic three-track magnetic soundtrack, although many theaters were not equipped to make use of it and defaulted to the standard monophonic optical soundtrack. Previously, films with stereo sound were only produced to be shown in specialty cinemas, such as the Toldi in Budapest and the Telecinema in London.[3][4] Apparently, only the monophonic soundtrack and a separate sound-effects-only track have survived. As of 2013, no copy of the original three-channel stereo soundtrack is known to exist. A new stereo soundtrack has recently been synthesized from the available source material.
The film also included an intermission, which was necessary to change the film's reels, because each projector of the theater's two projectors was dedicated to one of the stereoscopic images.[5]
To celebrate the 60th anniversary re-release of the film on 3D Blu-ray, it was screened for a theatrical audience, for the first time digitally, by the Santa Fe Film Festival and the Jean Cocteau Theater in Santa Fe, New Mexico on Halloween, 2013. Vincent Price's daughter, Victoria Price, and Constantine Nasr, director of the documentary House of Wax: Unlike anything You've Seen Before, were in attendance to talk about the making and history of the film. This was the first time the film was shown using a modern 4K Ultra-HD 3D video projector (Sony SRXR320P 4K Digital Cinema Projector). As in 1953, the audience wore polarized 3-D glasses, like those used to view modern 3-D films, not the red-and-blue anaglyph glasses used for the re-releases and videos of some other vintage films and now often mistakenly associated with the 3-D films of the 1950s.
House of Wax, filmed under the working title The Wax Works, was Warner Bros.' answer to the surprise 3-D hit Bwana Devil, an independent production that premiered the previous November. Seeing something big in 3-D's future, Warner Bros. contracted Julian and Milton Gunzburg's Natural Vision 3-D system, the same one used for Bwana Devil, and filmed a remake of their 1933 thriller Mystery of the Wax Museum, which was based on Charles Belden's three-act play, The Wax Works. Among the significant changes: the earlier film was set in the year it was released (1933) whereas House of Wax was moved back to circa 1902; the entire newspaper angle and the characters played by Glenda Farrell and Frank McHugh were eliminated; and while the masked figure was only seen sparingly in Mystery, making his identity a bit of a puzzle, he is shown early and often in this remake, leaving little doubt that it is indeed the sculptor.
Among the foregrounded uses of 3-D in the film were scenes featuring a wax museum fire, can-can girls, and a paddleball-wielding pitchman. In what may be the film's cleverest and most startling 3-D effect, the shadowy figure of one of the characters seems to spring up out of the theater audience and lurch into the screen. Ironically, director André de Toth was blind in one eye and unable to experience stereo vision or the 3-D effects. "It's one of the great Hollywood stories," Vincent Price recalled. "When they wanted a director for [a 3-D] film, they hired a man who couldn't see 3-D at all! André de Toth was a very good director, but he really was the wrong director for 3-D. He'd go to the rushes and say, 'Why is everybody so excited about this?' It didn't mean anything to him. But he made a good picture, a good thriller. He was largely responsible for the success of the picture. The 3-D tricks just happened—there weren't a lot of them. Later on, they threw everything at everybody."[6] Indeed, some modern critics agree that DeToth's inability to see the depth is what makes the film superior, as he was more concerned with telling a thrilling story and getting believable performances from the actors than simply tossing things at the camera.
House of Wax was one of the biggest hits of 1953, earning an estimated $5.5 million in rentals from North American box offices alone.[7] Although long seen only in "flat" 2-D form on television and in occasional revival theater screenings, by the mid-1960s it was usually listed among the classic horror films and even touted as the best US horror film of the 1950s. It revitalized the film career of Vincent Price, who had been playing secondary character parts and occasional sympathetic leads since the late 1930s.
After this high-profile role, he was always in high demand to play fiendish villains, mad scientists and assorted other deranged characters in genre films such as The Tingler, The Masque of the Red Death and The Abominable Dr. Phibes. Supporting player Carolyn Jones, whose career had barely begun when she appeared in House of Wax, found her widest and most lasting fame eleven years later as Morticia Addams in the TV comedy horror spoof The Addams Family. The film's influence can be seen in many horror pictures that followed, the Hammer Films productions in particular.


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He is a member of what Tom Brokaw called "The Greatest Generation." He has had a number of careers, all of which he mastered. He is a World War II Army veteran who served under Gen. George Patton. He was a supermarket manager for more than 30 years. He owned Red Pfeiffer's Bowling World, a national publication for almost 20 years, but he had to sell it after the first of five heart attacks.
He managed KWUN, a Concord radio station, and also was a disc jockey there. He managed a 40-lane bowling alley, and to top it off, he's really a nice guy.
Nice as he is, I believe he put a lot of pressure on some of his married friends one Christmas season. Imagine going to a neighborhood party and learning Pfeiffer gave his wife a new car for Christmas when you had given your wife a new toaster.
In December 1968, he bought a new 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger two-door hardtop as a Christmas present for his wife, Ruth. "I bought it from my good friend and Lafayette Dodge dealer, George Conti. He personally delivered the car secretly early Christmas morning, parked it in our garage so it was a complete surprise for Ruth. I paid $1,900 ($12,863 in today's dollars) for the car."
The Dart name has a long history. The first Dodge Dart in 1960 was a full-size car. In 1962, the Dart became a mid-size car, and in 1963 it became a compact. More than 3.7 million compact Dart cars were built from 1963 through the 1975 model year.
The name was dropped when the company produced a newly designed compact and called it Aspen. Because of the reputation of previous Darts, Dodge started using the Dart name again in 2013.
In 1969, the Dart had three trim levels, the low line, the high line and the premium line. I suspect the sales and marketing guys got with the bean counters to come up with the Dart Swinger package. They started with the 2,932-pound low-line Dart and added, at a discounted price, a special package of popular equipment sold with the more expensive models. That package included power steering, an AM/FM radio, wheel covers, a vinyl top, white sidewall tires, a driver's side remote control mirror, and turn signal indicators on the top of the front fenders.
It was an attractive package, making the Dart Swinger significantly less expensive than the comparable high-line model with the same equipment.
The 111-inch wheel base Dodge Dart had six engine options for 1969, from a 170 c.i. slant-six rated at 115 HP to a 383 c.i. V8 rated at 330 HP. Pfeiffer's Dart has the very popular 225 c.i., 145 HP slant-six engine mated with a TorqueFlite automatic transmission and torsion bar front suspension.
Since the car didn't have air conditioning, and Pfeiffer frequently drove Interstate 5 to Los Angeles, he added an aftermarket sun roof for better air circulation. He also added a personalized license plate, CO C8B, to remember Company C, 8th Battalion, his old Army unit.
"It's the best car I have ever owned," he said. "It has traveled almost 400,000 miles."
What makes his story even more impressive is that the car is completely original, including the engine and transmission. The only exceptions are the interior and the vinyl top, which had to be replaced when the sun roof was added. Even the gold metallic paint is original. This is not a collector car, or even a local show car. This is his only car.
"I drive it every day," he said proudly. "Almost every time I drive this car and park it somewhere, when I return there is someone asking me questions about it. One fellow I met wanted to buy the car and offered me $14,000 for my Dart."
I thought Pfeiffer must have some magic formula for maintenance, but no: "I just take care of my car," he said. "When I hear something or I can tell there is something wrong, I take it in. A few days ago, I took it in because I heard a 'thump, thump' sound. It turned out it was a lug nut rattling around in the wheel cover."
As far as oil changes go, Pfeiffer doesn't change the oil on a mileage basis. "I look at the dip stick," he said. "If the oil looks dirty, I change it. If it doesn't, I don't."
When I asked if he thought he would ever buy a new car Pfeiffer, 85, said: "Why would I? This one is perfect."
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an often large, finely divided leaf, especially as applied to the ferns and certain palms.
a leaflike expansion not differentiated into stem and foliage, as in lichens.
a large compound leaf, esp of a fern
the thallus of a seaweed or a lichen
1785, from Latin frons (genitive frondis) "leafy branch, green bough, foliage." Adopted by Linnæus in a sense distinct from folium.
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I appreciate "Hope for Survivors" for covering a special territory that has to do with human dignity. Setting no geographical, social, cultural or denominational limits, makes this ministry even more powerful. The healing process in the life of those who experienced abuses from the spiritual leaders, is not an easy one and ministries like "Hope of Survivors"are needed to bring hope in the life of the victims. Please, continue to ministry for those in need.
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Dani went to work via the hospital today. She has been waiting for a physiotherapy appointment for a few months, after a nasty incident in the summer when her arm got hurt. It was all the fault of a trip-wire (actually skipping rope tied between two chairs) that Leo had constructed in the kitchen. When Dani suggested it was dangerous I assured her that it was ok because we were all aware of it. Five minutes later she got up to clear the table and was very efficiently tripped. The physio said that she had torn some of her tricep where it joins the shoulder blade and though it was healed it had scar tissue and was (to use his technical term) 'knackered'. Anyway, he gave her exercises to do and she is going back in a couple of weeks.
Kids and I went off to the library and chose loads of stuff. They were very happy there and I even got ten minutes to choose stuff for myself while P looked at books and Leo drew in his sketch book.
Pearl chose:
Horrible history books on the 'Blitzed Brits' and kings and queens
Another kings and queens book by Tony Robinson
A fun maths activity book with recipes and craft activities
A book on 'how to live forever'(!?)
A video of 'Matilda' – the feature film
A new Captain Underpants book.
For Leo:
A book in the 'Little Horrors' series called 'The Swamp Man' – by Shoo Rayner
A Walking with Dinosaurs book
Spooky Spinechillers
Wizzil – a book by William Steig (who apparently wrote Shrek but which we really chose because it is illustrated by Quentin Blake)
A new Captain Underpants book
An appalling video in the 'Goosebumps' series featuring two American kids being haunted in the Tower of London – he gave up after about ten minutes of viewing.
We came home for lunch and then decided to do a bit of maths on paper. I downloaded some of a really long workbook thing from a scheme which I read another muddlepuddler is using http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/mepres/primary/index.htm.
Pearl was keen to have something 'hard – like for people in year 6'. I actually gave her a year four book as it looked fairly demanding. She picked out all the bits that related to Roman numerals and did those. I must admit that I think that the books have an excessive number of questions. But we'll use it like we use everything – pick out the bits that appeal.
Leo wanted a 'maths book' too. I usually find the maths books aimed at four year olds a bit pointless. I think there is a rush to put things down on paper that are best observed as part of life. But he wanted something so I found him a little book on enchanted learning that had 'spooky' things to count. He amazed me and Pearl by doing the whole thing. I did the first couple of pages with him and then got distracted discussing stuff with Pearl. He read the rest and filled in all the answers. He writes a lot of his numbers backwards but they were all right.
A local HE friend (a fab little girl aged five) came round to play after an unexpected phone call from her mum and that used up the rest of the day happily. Kids played explorers all over the house. When they got tired the little ones flopped with books and videos and Pearl played Set on the computer. She couldn't find the last set – which drove her a bit mad as I was no help. But Dani arrived home from work and saved the day!
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The Inuit spent every winter passing down the oral history and legends of elders to the next generation. When hunting was at a lull, the storytellers spent time with the children, guiding them and reminding them that they are the torchbearers of tomorrow. I was not born in those times or those lands, but I have spent many days learning from their wisdom; be it over Iqaluk or reading a great book. One of the lessons I learned is to spend quality time with children. As summer frees up the time for our children from regular school learning, it presents an ideal opportunity for me to try and set the right growth conditions for them.
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Parent-Teacher Meetings
As a child, I feared nothing more than the Parent-Teacher meetings, perhaps because I was never an ideal student. Twice a year, when the time for report cards came around, I found myself talking less, praying more and volunteering to carry out chores that usually would require bribes no less than a new video game. Fast forward a few decades and couple of kids later, and I'm happy to report that my perception of these meetings has become more positive. I attribute this change to the shift in strategy; from the Mortal Kombat style reviews to more politically correct "I'm going to tell you how bad things are in a really nice way." The confusion, however, at Parent-Teacher meetings is still, well, confusing!
Oh, the lies we weave!
My youngest son decided to impress me with a video demonstrating the 'toy' he wanted. It was a news item about hovering shoes with a link to a website that sold the product. Needless to say, I was impressed. Shoes that hover two feet off the ground, given you avoid puddles and dirt, with forward propulsion and ability to last almost an hour are not only perfect but practical for getting around town. Intrigued by the possibilities, we decided to investigate further with intent to purchase. It was only after reading customer reviews, product specifications and other marketing material that we discovered a line, buried deep in the text: "This video is intended as an April Fool's joke." Truly a disappointment!
A New Horizon
As the hands of the sun gently lifted the curtain of night, the aroma of warm, dry flour simmering in melted butter and caramelized onions woke me with a pleasantness I had not experienced since childhood. I rushed through the morning routine, eager to meet my parents. As I entered the kitchen, I was greeted by their love and warmth. Perhaps it was the atmosphere, perhaps the events leading up to that morning, I felt like a child rushing home from the cold and dark woods, to be greeted by his parents. I felt safe. I felt loved.
The Tree of Life
This is a true story about the exceptionally short life of a tree. As all good stories go, there are other characters involved. Which would make it a story of a tree, a caring person who loved this tree, a pig, some really mean people and me; well, I'm the narrator, so you can count me out.
The Empire State Building!
Well past his bedtime, I found my ten-year-old intently focused on the objects that lay before him. Glue, scissors, paper and tape gave away the story. Not meaning to disrupt his mission, yet needing to assert my parental responsibility, I cleared my throat, hoping for attention. He turned around, victory pouring from every ounce of his tiny being, holding a complex paper model of the Empire State Building. Instinctively, I reached out to hold the paper model in my hands, amazed that a young child had completed a task intended for much older and mature audience. As I examined the marvel he had created, a rush of memories flooded me, and I found myself standing atop the Empire State Building, watching the sun, setting far into the distance.
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Restoring the Romance
For the first time in almost a score of years, my wife and I found ourselves looking at each other – without any distractions. No errands to run, no dishes to wash, no mess to clean up. With kids safely with their grandparents, we found ourselves filled with joy, like happy teenagers whose parents are off to Hawaii for a month!!


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Lisa Marie Presley has given birth to twin girls.
Presley, the only child of rock n' roll legend Elvis Presley, and her fourth husband Michael Lockwood welcomed the babies on Tuesday (07Oct08), according to Entertainment Tonight.
The newborns, whose names were not given, were delivered via caesarean section. They weighed in at 5 pounds, 15 ounces (2.7 kilograms), and 5 pounds, 2 ounces (2.3 kilograms).
They are the 40-year-old's third and fourth kids, and her first two with Lockwood. Presley is also mother to Danielle Riley, 19, and Benjamin Storm, 15, her children from her first marriage to Danny Keough.


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Adventure, Family, Fantasy2009 Year 106 Mins 6.1 Imdb
Brendan Fraser, Andy Serkis, Eliza Bennett
A young girl discovers her father has an amazing talent to bring characters out of their books and must try to stop a freed villain from destroying them all, with the help of her father, her aunt, and a storybook's hero.
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- Production Co: New Line Cinema
- Released: 23 January 2009
- Imdb Rating: 6.1
- Runtime: 106 Mins.
- Writer: David Lindsay-Abaire, Cornelia Funke
- Director: Iain Softley
- Cast: Brendan Fraser, Andy Serkis, Eliza Bennett


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Old Hanging Rock Furnace Now Only a Relic of Distant Past
Ironton Sunday Tribune, February 27, 1927
One of the land marks of this section of the country, especially the Hanging Rock neighborhood, is being slowly dismantled and will soon be a memory. The old Hanging Rock blast furnace, operated until November 1923 continuously from the time of its construction in 1883 by Means, Kyle and Company, has outlived its usefulness and is being junked. Salvage work to date has removed all possibility of the furnace ever being placed in operation again, it has been announced by Wm. Jefferys, president of the Hanging Rock Iron Company, owners.
The furnace at Hanging Rock has fast crumbled away since it was put out of operation in 1923. Recently the heavy steel smoke stacks were pulled down because of their menace to travelers on the A. P. Highway through the village. There was always the danger of their being blown over the road and officials of the concern took the necessary safety steps. The wooden ore trams have fallen down, the casing "shed" wrecked and other equipment removed. The blast furnaces remain intact with other buildings but indications are that these too will soon be razed and the site cleared.
In passing from operation the Hanging Rock furnace joins other furnace skeletons which remain in Lawrence county as bleak reminders of those turbulent days when this the heart of the nationally known Hanging Rock Region, was in its prime. The Pine Grove, Vesuvius, Hecla, Oak Ridge, Union and other of the older furnaces have passed, but only a few of these were of the modern blast type at Hecla, Pine Grove and other points the heavy stone stoves remain as reminders of active days when charcoal furnaces were in vogue and before the new hot blast era in 1837. A hot blast experiment was conducted at old Vesuvius Furnace in 1837 by William Firmstone, the first in the United States, and it revolutionized the industry.
The Hanging Rock Furnace story brings to light other interesting features. In the years of charcoal business all iron was brought to Hanging Rock as a river shipping point, there being no railroads. The Hanging Rock Railroad, the narrow gauge line familiar to all residents of this section of the country, was built for the transportation of coal and iron from Pine Grove to Hanging Rock and the river. That was when the New Castle mines were in full operation and the road was successful from its start, in the 40's. Two by four inch rails of oak were first used, being nailed to under supports. Later flat, wide steel rails raised on one side were used and some of these may still be found along the mine entrances of the company's right of way. Later 60-pound charcoal iron rails were installed and the railroad is still in shape for operation. The small 50-ton engine has been seen by all Hanging Rock residents and is even now put in operation when occasion demands, for transportation of forest products from the Pine Grove neighborhood. The property is controlled by the New Castle and Ohio River Railway Company and that concern recently filed application with the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to abandon the line.
The Hanging Rock Iron Co., 8000 acres of land between Hanging Rock and Pine Grove, all rich in timber, mineral products. Property is being liquidated and capital stock retired. Soon the concern will be dissolved and another interesting chapter in the history of Ironton, and this section of the country concluded.
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This clip is pt.1 of a 4 part full video, in which I will strip my shoes, my white sox, show my barefeet, and then end up putting my shoes back on to my sockless feet. I got a little carried away with the idea, and stripped my jeans off as well. All 4 pts. are overlapped with songs which I think are whimsical or clever. I apologize if you don't like them, but sometimes I get tired of watching videos with that white noise in the background.


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Did you know every week over 21,000 people rely on food from the Mid-South Food Bank for their next meal, and that one third of this group are children?
Operation Feed is a special campaign that raises food and resources to combat hunger in our Mid-South area. The campaign started in 1991 thanks to a partnership between the Mid-South Food Bank and United Way of the Mid-South. Volunteers from businesses and other organizations collect food and money to help nonprofit programs and other groups providing meals to families and individuals who are living on the front lines of the battle against hunger and food insecurity. This year's effort is scheduled for May 20th thru July 26th.
If you or your organization are interested in conducting an Operation Feed campaign, please contact David Stephens at the Mid-South Food Bank at 901.272.3080 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Sendmail fails to receive emails
My config is RedHat 6.1 Sendmail 8.9.3. The problem is that when RedHat starts with the text base login, Sendmail doesnt receive emails but if you were to start RedHat with the graphical login screen, Sendmail works as it should.
I disable the graphical login in the inittab file, by changing the line
id:5:initdefault: change 5 to 3
Sendmail doesnt receive emails when changed to 3. Anyone have any idea on what is going on.
Are you sure that sendmail is set to start at runlevel 3?
ps -ef|grep sendmail
Btw RH 6.1 is quite old. Why are you still running this?
Yes it is, do a
chkconfig --list | grep mail
0 off 1 0ff 2 on 3 on 4 on 5 on 6 off
ps -ef|grep sendmail
rejecting connections
Does ps show sendmail running? What is the output of
netstat -tanpl|grep 25
You can use telnet to see why it rejects mail.
Also take a look at the logs to see if you find anything.
I'm using putty from another box to access server and su root for these commands
output for ps
[root@www /]# ps
9212 pts/0 00:00:00 login
9226 pts/0 00:00:00 su
9227 pts/0 00:00:00 bash
9244 pts/0 00:00:00 ps
output for netstat -tanpl|grep 25
[root@www /]# netstat -tanpl|grep 25
(Not all processes could be identified, non-owned process info
will not be shown, you would have to be root to see it all.)
output for telnet mail.domain.ext 25
Trying ???.???.???.???...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
You should run the commands as root.
Also you should use the link to the smtp commands via telnet as a reference to your case. You should replace mail.domain.ext with the name of your mail server.
I was logged in as root ([root@www /]) and run those commands, I even logged in a the actual server as root and the same was returned. As for the telnet command I used my mail server name and that is what was returned. The question marks ? are my ip number.
How is slackware run as a server, never looked at it. I'm thinking Debian (Lenny) to upgrade to when time permits.
Are you sure that sendmail is working on runlevel 5 and not on runlevel 3? Did you try to restart it once on rc3?
What are the logs (/var/log/messages, /var/log/maillog etc) saying?
Thanks for your help Bathory. I have been incapacitated for a while but I took your advice and upgraded from RedHat 6.1 to Debian Lenny. A much newer server software. Very easy to install, thanks to Falco Timmes documentation.
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You can hear my young, millennial sound all over the country in local ad campaigns for University of Central Florida and University of Virginia's Curry School of Education; online for YouTube makeup-guru favorite brand Coastal Scents; and in multiple explainer videos for new apps.
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I had waited to send this over because there was one word I had to edit out and wanted to make sure it met the test and didn't sound odd. Luckily, your annunciation made it a quick and simple fix, so we're good to go with no additional changes.
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October 17, 2011
Whereas most Division I basketball programs use open tryouts to find a walk-on or two to fill the last seats on their bench, shorthanded St. John's doesn't have that luxury.
Not only could as many as five or six of the 26 students who tried out Sunday morning land a spot on the Johnnies roster, the best of those players could even earn sporadic playing time this season.
As a result of the graduation of nine seniors and the transfer of sophomore Dwayne Polee this past spring, seldom-used forward Malik Stith is the lone scholarship player returning from last year's team. St. John's coach Steve Lavin landed a decorated nine-man recruiting class, but three top 100 recruits were declared academically ineligible, leaving the Johnnies with only seven scholarship players prior to walk-on guard Jamal White becoming the eighth on Friday.
Beat writers Roger Rubin from the New York Daily News and Kieran Darcy from ESPN New York attended the student tryout, which began pre-dawn on Sunday morning. They reported that most of the potential walk-ons were as unpolished as you'd expect, but there were a handful of prospects with the talent or experience to potentially help the Johnnies in practice or even sparingly in a game.
• Chuck Anakwenze, a 6-foot-5 senior forward from Inglewood, Calif., started as a freshman at Division II Minnesota State Moorhead before tearing his ACL four games into the 2008-09 season. He transferred to St. John's because he thought it was a better academic school.
• Jeff Ashamole, a 6-foot-7 New Brunswick native, who averaged 12.9 points per game in high school and played one season at Middlesex Community College.
• Jody Card, a 26-year-old freshman, played AAU ball for the New York Gauchos prior to serving in the Army for four years including a one-year deployment in Iraq.
Players with size would theoretically have a better chance to earn a roster spot since junior college transfer God's Gift Achiawa is St. John's lone true big man, but it sounds like a few potential walk-ons caught the staff's attention.
"We saw what we expected," St. John's assistant coach Mike Dunlap told ESPN New York. "We thought that there would be three or four guys that might fit into the criteria that we were looking for. But the thing that we really enjoyed was the attitude of the whole group. They were very receptive."
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It was supposed to be the brand Donald Trump and Mike Pence use to thrust themselves into the White House, but almost immediately after his VP announcement was made, and almost immediately after Trump unveils the new logo, social media saw the joke and began poking fun at the sexually suggestive logo, causing the Trump campaign to remove the logo from its website.
By Saturday morning, within a day of its unveiling, the new logo had been ridiculed endlessly on social media, and the Trump campaign had it removed from the official website.
The logo was intended to celebrate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence joining the GOP ticket as Trump's running mate. But it couldn't even be seen on the "Donate" page of his website alongside the news of Pence.
The Daily Kos political blog was among the first to notice that the Trump campaign apparently had given up on the new design.
The much-maligned logo, which was introduced Friday, featured an interlaced "T" and "P" in blue, with red and white stripes stretching to the right to represent a stylized U.S. flag.
It was instantly mocked on social media for having the "T" pass through the hole of the "P" in a manner that some considered sexually suggestive. Others joked that "T.P." stands for toilet paper.
Comedian Samantha Bee, the host of "Full Frontal" and a "Daily Show" alum, shared a GIF on Twitter in which the "T" repeatedly thrusts down into the P, causing the bottom red stripe to bounce up and down. It was captioned, "Breaking the mattress of America."
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The west coast of British Columbia is home to the largest and oldest coastal rain forest on earth. Some firs and cedars are at least 800 years old. In 1944, a well-known forester, H.R. MacMillan, donated 136 hectares of land bordering Cameron Lake,Vancouver Island,containing a unique group of very large and old trees, which was established as MacMillan Provincial Park three years later, and expanded in size in the Spring of 2005.
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Cold Fusion is Still Science Fiction...
Theoretically, cold fusion works by fusing atoms that are at room temperature. The initial theory was that if palladium could be fused with hydrogen at room temperature electricity would be produced.
This electricity would be created with no waste or radioactive byproducts that could harm the environment. However, the cold fusion process must be stable to be usable and to date it has been impossible to put the theory into practical application.
History of Cold Fusion
Twenty years ago the process of cold fusion was heralded as the future of creating electrical power. Nuclear energy is "hot" fusion and an example is the power of the sun. Modern physics held forth the promise of cold fusion which could create energy just like the combustion of the stars and the sun.
However, how cold fusion works eliminates the need for huge explosive bursts of heat with the associated radioactivity found in fusion reactions on the sun.
Cold fusion was to be the miracle to stop our reliance on oil and a way to feed our ever growing need for energy without adding more greenhouse gases to the environment. Cold fusion was not an answer, according to scientists. It was the answer to future energy needs of the planet.
Within a few years, the vision of cold fusion had been all but abandoned. The entire process was discredited as it became clear that producing cold fusion was much more difficult than theorizing about it. As one after another claim of creating cold fusion was found to be false, the entire concept of this energy process was viewed as a scam.
In news and in science, what's old is often new again. This is true of how cold fusion works. The topic is again in the news and once again predicted to hold real potential for fulfilling energy needs in the future.
Throughout the rise and fall of public opinion regarding the cold fusion potential, scientists have continued to try to create this "tabletop physics" experiment reliably.
The potential of how cold fusion works is astounding. What if you could buy a laptop computer that is already charged with all the energy it would need for its usable lifetime?
What if you could buy an automobile with a battery that would provide power for up to four years without recharging? What if nuclear fuel rods were pre-charged and spent rods did not continue to produce radioactive waste or need special disposal and storage containment systems?
How Can Scientists Make Cold Fusion Work
The experiment to produce energy using cold fusion appears to be rather simple. There are three ingredients involved. Palladium is a metal similar to Platinum. The hydrogen used is deuterium found in waters of the oceans.
A demonstration of the process places palladium in water that contains deuterium. The third ingredient is electrical current. Researchers contain the experiment by wrapping the container in insulation while instruments measure the reaction.
The goal is to create more heat (power) coming out of the experiment than the current creates as it enters the water. If excess heat is measured, energy is being produced by cold fusion. No one seems to know exactly what process is involved in producing energy through this experiment.
The most likely explanation is that energy is being created through a nuclear reaction that occurs at a slow pace. The slower reaction rate may be the reason radiation is not a by-product of cold fusion.
How Effective Can Cold Fusion Be?
The current estimate of researchers is that cold fusion can produce 25 times the power used to create it. A few scientists predict the potential cold fusion to create up to 50 times as much energy as the current used to start the reaction.
Twenty years ago, the expectation of how cold fusion works was high. Bad research and scientific scams caused disillusion and disbelief in the process. Today at least 20 reputable independent laboratories have been able to produce energy through the cold fusion process.
They don't quite understand what is actually happening in the experiment - but the experiments are working. Because of the previous bad press about cold fusion experiments, today many scientists refer to the process as a "nuclear effect".
In the scientific community, cold fusion was so debunked that only non-reputable labs were involved in these experiments for fifteen years or so. Today, many serious research professionals are taking a chance on cold fusion experiments.
The first to start the work were viewed skeptically in the scientific community but as more big name labs begin to seriously look at cold fusion, the topic is once again becoming popular and acceptable.
More Concern Today
Twenty years ago the potential for producing energy using cold fusion had a different focus than it does today. We were concerned about our reliance on importing huge amounts of crude oil. The long gas lines of the 1970s were still fresh in our memory. Oil prices were going up and the cost of energy was headed higher as a result.
Today the driving force behind experiments to discover how cold fusion might work is somewhat different. We still have concerns about oil imports and the political unrest in some oil producing nations. Now we have added concerns about the limited supply of natural resources.
The oil we use was created over millions of years and the supply is not inexhaustible. Experts can now predict peak oil production of an oil field. The peak is the point at which maximum production has been reached and supply available from that oil well or field is in decline.
Environmental concerns also have fueled renewed interest in the fusion process. Greenhouse gases have been shown to contribute to global warming and climate change. Environmental experts claim we are rapidly approaching a tipping point for the planet.
The tipping point is a time when we have changed the atmosphere to such an extent that we cannot reverse the damage. No one knows when such a tipping point may be reached but some reputable experts warn that time is closer than we think.
How cold fusion works is by creating a low level nuclear reaction that takes an electrical current and boosts the power of that current by 25 times or more. This is accomplished at ambient temperatures and does not produce radioactive waste or heat.
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International Advisory Council for Biosystematic Services in Entomology
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Entomologia Generalis Volume 12 Number 1 (1986), p. 83 - 86
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