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Green Bay, WI (Sports Network) - The Green Bay Packers have locked up one of their star players for the long term, with All-Pro linebacker Clay Matthews coming to terms with the defending NFC North champions on a multi-year contract extension Wednesday.
The Packers did not reveal financial terms, but the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported the agreement to be five years in length with a total value of $66 million. Matthews was entering the final year of the rookie contract he signed after being taken by Green Bay with the 26th overall pick of the 2009 draft.
"Trivial among the recent tragic news, but happy to continue my career in Green Bay!," Matthews tweeted on Wednesday.
The only player in franchise history to earn Pro Bowl honors in each of his first four seasons in the NFL, Matthews has compiled 42 1/2 sacks over that span and recorded 13 this past season to finish fifth in the league. His overall sack total over the last four years is also the fifth-most of any NFL players during that time frame.
Matthews racked up 13 1/2 sacks along with 60 tackles and two forced fumbles during Green Bay's Super Bowl XLV championship run in 2010, finishing second to Pittsburgh safety Troy Polamalu in voting for the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year award that season. He followed up with a 50-tackle, six-sack campaign in 2011, while also establishing career highs for interceptions (3) and forced fumbles (3) that year.
"Congratulations to Clay, who has quickly developed into a core member of our team," Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said. "His accomplishments and the example he sets on and off the field will be vital to our continued success. We look forward to the rest of his Packers career."
With Matthews now under contract until 2018, the Packers can now turn their attention toward hammering out a long-term pact with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Journal Sentinel reported this past weekend that the team and the 2011 league MVP were close to a deal that would make Rodgers the highest-paid player in the NFL.
Rodgers and Matthews, incidentally, are both represented by the Athletes First sports agency.
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On friday, Google launched the Beta version of In-Page Analytics– a [free] visual aid that sits on top of your website to give context to the data that regularGoogle Analytics provides. Google Analytics is a great tool for webmasters to track traffic an monitor how users are interacting with the site.
How Do I Get To In-Page Analytics?
To get to the new feature, Log-In to your Google Analytics account, select the website you wish to view analytics for (in this case I have chosen Captico.com), click "Content" in the left hand navigation, and then click "In-Page Analytics". It takes a minute to load, but once it does, your website's home page pops up with percentages all over it.
Features of In-Page Analytics
A cool thing about In-Page Analytics is that it can be viewed while browsing your site. The percentage bubbles shown all across Captico.com show what percentage of clicks each link on the page has generated. Hovering over a link with your mouse gives more information. If a bubble is dotted, it means that there is more than one link going to the same page, so those numbers will be the same. In-Page Analytics cannot currently distinguish between two differently located links on a page linking to the same destination, but they hope to add that feature in the future.
Just as regular Analytics can be broken down to show different sources of traffic and how those users interact with your site, In-Page offers visualization of advanced segments as well – broken down by keyword or source for example – allowing you to discover how different market segments navigate your website.
If you are logged into your sites analytics account, you can also view In-Page Analytics outside of the Google Analytics environment. Simply visiting your website in your browser opens up the same data:
What Is In-Page Analytics?
Google says: "In-Page Analytics is a report available from the Content section of your Google Analytics account. It enables you to visually analyze your website pages in order to assess how users interact with those pages, and helps you understand the answers to questions such as:
- Is my page layout optimal for what I want users to accomplish on the page?
- Are my users seeing the content I want them to see?
- Are my users finding what they're looking for on the page?
- Are my calls to action motivating or visible enough?
- Which links are users clicking?
Beginning with your site's homepage, you'll see which links users clicked. In-Page Analytics can be navigated much like your site — that is, you can click on any link from your homepage. Once the new page is loaded, the corresponding data will be shown for that page.
- Additional benefits of this report include:
- support for image maps, where each linkable part within a single image can be tagged independently
- support for advanced segments
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- complete list of outgoing links"
Trevor Claiborne, a product marketing manager, warns users "In-Page Analytics is still in beta, so some things in the report may not work perfectly yet." Also, "In-Page is currently available for all English users of Google Analytics."
Below is a video walkthrough of In-Page Analytics from the folks at Google…
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My main character of my series, a young girl with the power to control wind really has a lot of influences from Sonic. She can run fast with a burst of air powering her, has a similar attitude, and never gives up. I've even thought about doing a cross-over one of these days with Sonic!
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Career Summary
2008 European Seniors Tour Summary: Tournaments entered - 10; top-10 finishes - 5; €217,488 (ranked 3rd); Winner Ryder Cup Wales Seniors Open, Scottish Seniors Open and Lake Garda Italian Seniors. 2009 European Seniors Tour record: Son Gual Mallorca Senior Open T12th 72-71-70=213 -3 €5,925.00.
Career Victories
PGA European Tour Victories: 2 - 1992 Austrian Open, 1997 Madeira Island Open.
Player Notes
Won three times in just 11 appearances in his rookie Senior Tour season, landing his maiden title in just his second tournament when he held off home favorite Ian Woosnam to win the Ryder Cup Wales Seniors Open and secure the biggest pay day of his career. Followed that with back-to-back wins at the Scottish Seniors Open, when he held off the challenge of another Ryder Cup Captain, Sam Torrance, and the Lake Garda Italian Seniors Open when he edged out Woosnam and Gordon J Brand. His longevity and staying power were emphasized when he notched up a quarter of a century in professional golf in 1999. Paid six visits to the Qualifying School and spent four years in a club job before consolidating his position on The European Tour. Coached by father-in-law, and paints the names of his three children on his golf balls for identification. Once scored 69 at La Manga's North Course, using only a five iron and putter. Chipped in for eagle to land first Tour win in 1992. Won in consecutive years on Portuguese territory, lifting the Madeira Island Open in 1997 and the 1998 Portuguese Open at Le Meridien Penina with his family watching. Maintained his Portuguese form line by collecting fifth place in the Estoril Open in 1999.


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Letters to the Editor
Date: August 16, 2012
by: Observer Staff
+ A vision for wealth
Dear Editor:
In response to Rita Ferrandino's "My View" last week on two visions for America:
Obama supporters understandably want to talk about "vision" when they have no achievements to trumpet after almost four years. But the heroic efforts of the Democratic Party to interpret Obama's vision are unnecessary when we have his own words and deeds to inform us.
When Obama told Joe the Plumber of his plan to "spread the wealth around," he likely revealed more than intended about his vision. True to his word, however, that's what we have witnessed. There has been much spreading of wealth, but no creation of it.
Obama's vision is to do more of the same. The auto bailout, including direct payments and a government gift of accumulated tax benefits, will cost taxpayers $20 billion to $30 billion. What he did for the auto industry's unions, he recently promised to do "with manufacturing jobs, not just in the auto industry, but in every industry." More a nightmare than a vision, Obama's plan is clear.
By definition, spreading wealth distributes but does not create it. It is private industry that creates wealth and is the engine of economic growth.
Successful businesses employ workers at their own cost and earn well-deserved profits for themselves and shareholders (i.e. pension funds, charities, universities and even unions). Entrepreneurs don't succeed because they "do things together" or share the same teachers or travel on the same roads. They succeed because of personal responsibility and initiative.
Americans intuitively know that economic growth and job creation are the legacy of private enterprise. That is why the rejoinder, "Yes, I did build it," has resonated so profoundly across the country.
Business has its own vision. It is to be free of burdensome government regulation and interference in the creation of jobs. Obama's vision sadly is one that demeans wealth and profit from private enterprise; ridicules personal responsibility and achievement; and relies on government to "spread the wealth."
Which vision for America? Remember what Obama promised and delivered, and what we will get yet again.
Werner Hartenberger
+ Don't know Marxism
Dear Editor:
The issue about your "anti-American" editorial is not about the right of free speech but about the right of stupid speech.
To call our president anti-American and Marxist is not only debasing the presidency, but also reveals an utter ignorance of what Marxist communism really is in theory or practice.
You may dislike or hate President Obama all you want, but I guarantee that in a communist country under a Marxist president your paper would not operate long.
My family lived under Marxist communist rule for years, and if you believe that our president is a Marxist, you simply don't know what you are talking about.
Thomas Thiringer
+ They hear what they want
Dear Editor:
Thank you for the editorial.
Every thinking person who understands a little economics, history and government cannot vote Obama another term. He opposes Democrats and Republicans alike.
Those who found the need to object to you read and hear daily the side they want to hear but have the audacity to reject your opinion.
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I've been dedicating a bit more time to sewing, which is always good for my soul.
I'd had my eye on this Burda Style dress for some time (from the May 2011 issue), and I finally whipped it out this past October at scrapbooking camp (an entirely different story for a different post).
My version came out a wee bit too short so I decided to wear it as a shirt to our company holiday party. What do you think?
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Why are some people given to homosexual feelings while others aren't?Again, God is the explanation for things he doesn't understand. He says :
I think most of it is behavioral. A crisis occurred in their youth. [..]. But I believe that a traumatic event happened for most of them in their youth, whether it involved sexual molestation or abuse or viewing pornography, an absent father, or a sexual contact in the pubescent years. God did not design the human being to have these things happen and then to function as if everything was fine.
"Overall, the article isn't unfair to me," he says. "But that isn't the issue. He prostituted my name."So, the dad basically says the son's article was a fair representation of the dad, but the bigger issue is that the son had the bad taste to reveal those things to the world.
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Globalization, Wage Inequality and Unemployment
AbstractUsing the assumption that the vertical multinationals ship capital and intermediate goods from parent in Taiwan to subsidiaries in less-developed countries, this paper extends the Harris-Todaro model to analyze the impacts of globalization on wage inequality and unemployment. We find that an increase in the flows of capital from the parent country to the host country decreases the wage inequality of the parent country. In addition, we prove that an increase in the flows of capital discourages the urban unemployment of the parent and host countries.
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De Blasio Wants Albany to Make Careless Driving a Crime [Updated]
As part of his Vision Zero agenda, Mayor Bill de Blasio wants Albany to elevate careless driving to a criminal offense, increasing penalties while making it easier for police to hold reckless motorists accountable.
Enacted in 2010, Hayley and Diego's Law was intended as a default infraction for crashes that injure pedestrians and cyclists. But under Ray Kelly, NYPD normally applied the law only in cases of very serious injury or death, seemingly in place of criminal charges. Department protocol prohibits precinct cops from issuing careless driving citations unless an officer witnesses a violation or the crash is investigated by the Collision Investigation Squad. As a result, fewer than 1 percent of New York City drivers who injure and kill pedestrians and cyclists are cited for careless driving.
Department brass told the City Council two years ago that the current policy came after summonses were dismissed in court because officers weren't witnessing violations, though NYPD didn't say how many cases were thrown out. State lawmakers have so far failed to pass an amendment that would allow beat cops to write careless driving summonses, and de Blasio wants to take a somewhat different approach.
From the Vision Zero blueprint, released Tuesday:
The City supports amendments to the Hayley and Diego law to make this violation a misdemeanor, increasing the penalties associated with carelessly harming a pedestrian or bicyclist. By making this a crime rather than a traffic infraction, the law would explicitly allow a police officer to issue a summons to a person who failed to exercise due care and seriously injured or killed a pedestrian or bicyclist, based on probable cause, even if the officer was not present to witness the crash.
The city also wants to extend vulnerable user status to highway workers.
Right now, drivers summonsed for careless driving are subject to a mandatory drivers' ed course, fines of up to $750, jail time of up to 15 days, and a license suspension of up to six months. A de Blasio spokesperson told Streetsblog it's not clear yet what class of misdemeanor the city will aim for, but the lowest level, an unclassified misdemeanor, would put careless driving on par with third degree aggravated unlicensed operation and first-offense DWI.
Perhaps more important, classifying careless driving as a crime would theoretically lift the NYPD's self-imposed ban on enforcing the law.


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What Kind of Sash Rope Should I Use?
This week's Ask The Craftsman question comes from Jeremy. "What kind of rope should I use to restring my windows?" There are a lot of different kinds of rope on the market, but only certain types are appropriate for your old windows. The best kind of rope for double-hung windows is cotton braided rope. Hemp rope isn't appropriate. Full synthetic ropes tend to stretch too much and I've also found that they slide in the pulley tracks in [...] Read on →


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A new private-eye melodrama that celebrates not only a time and a place (Los Angeles) but also a kind of criminality that to us jaded souls today appears to be nothing worse than an eccentric form of legitimate private enterprise.
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All your favorite nursery rhymes, songs, and concepts illustrated by popular artist David McPhail--the perfect shower, birthday, or Christmas gift for babies and toddlers.
Enter the beloved world of Mother Goose with the whimsical illustrations of David McPhail. Here classic rhymes come to life with energy, humor, and the sweetest charm. With a loveable cast of zoo and farm animals, My Mother Goose also includes concepts like opposites, colors, and early vocabulary. Give children a gift they will treasure for years to come.
"McPhail portrays a classic, though updated, Mother Goose world, populated with people (not all white) and anthropomorphized animals." - The Horn Book
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Jaguar revealed the first teasers and some info today of the 2010 XJ at the Shangai Auto Show. The data from Jag was stuff the we pretty much already knew - the new 5.0-liter V8, including the 510 hp supercharged version , will be available as well as a carryover of the diesel V6 (but not likely in the U.S.) It will have a light aluminum body and even a panoramic roof.
But the big news are the new threads. The current XJ has been an evolution of a 40+ year-old design, and Jaguar has made no secret of its intentions to change the style for the 2010 car. Just look at the front end:
We shouldn't have to wait too long for more information to start hitting the streets. Jaguar plans to have the official reveal of the next XJ in London on July 9th, and the cars should be on the streets by early 2010.
Press release after the jump.
Press release
An all-new Jaguar XJ will make its public debut this July – and today saw the preview and release of first information on this breathtaking new Jaguar.
Speaking at Auto Shanghai 2009, Jaguar Cars Managing Director, Mike O'Driscoll confirmed that:
- The all-new XJ will go on sale at the end of 2009 - but will officially be revealed on July 9th in London.
- The all-new XJ is the first car to feature the next-generation of Jaguar's aerospace-inspired aluminium body architecture.
- All of Jaguar's new ultra-efficient Gen III petrol and diesel engines will be available in the new XJ, including the already acclaimed V6 diesel and 510 bhp supercharged V8.
- There will be a choice of standard- or long wheelbase models.
- The all-new XJ will introduce the highest standards of personal luxury and specification, including a panoramic glass roof.
Full details of the all-new XJ including prices will be revealed on July 9th and orders for delivery in early 2010 will be taken from this time.
Dependent on market, the all-new XJ will be in dealerships from the end of this year. To register interest ahead of that time, customers should access www.jaguar.com/allnewxj.


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Sleeps 14 | Bedrooms 6 | Bathrooms 6 | Near Montepulciano, Tuscany
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Perched atop a hill near the delightful Etruscan village of Sarteano, Podere Casalfava even from afar looks like everyone's idea of the perfect stone farmhouse. And so it is. Originally constructed in the 1700s, it was beautifully restored from top to bottom by its present owners. Windows were enlarged and French doors added to bring the warm Tuscan light inside. The beamed ceilings were preserved, as was much of the beautiful old stonework, but the old floor plan made way for larger rooms, a professionally-equipped kitchen and, most importantly, ensuite or private bathrooms for each of the six spacious bedrooms. Dominating the ground floor is a long room divided by archways into living and dining areas with French doors opening to the large and well kept garden. The bedrooms, distributed over the two levels, are grouped around smaller air-conditioned sitting rooms on the first floor. Outside, a beautifully kept garden with extensive lawns wraps around the house. A separate summer kitchen and dining room, once the barn of the farmhouse makes al fresco dining a pleasure, and the large swimming pool set below on a lawned terrace beckons to those more interested in tanning and swimming than sightseeing. The quality of the kitchen and bathrooms are of a very high level.
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We loved the view, the very well equipped kitchen and separate semi indoor BBQ place and the big garden surrounding the house.
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Great cooking facilities Beautiful views Good sized pool
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Thank you for making our stay in Tuscany such a pleasure by staying at your wonderful home.Both our girls and my wife thoroughly enjoyed our time and can't wait to visit again. I'm sure that anybody who stays will have a delightful time in your beautiful home. Many thanks.
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What a pleasure to be the 1st guests at your lovely villa here in Sarteano. We had a wonderful time and we thank you for all the little extras that have made our holiday so enjoyable. It's a rare thing to find a a comfortable home away from home and we found it very difficult to leave. We hope to be back soon.
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Morel madness!
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 06/12 at 10:42 AM
Editor's Note: This story is by one of our new Local Food Journey bloggers, Jim Sechrengost, a Penn State employee who prior to entering the tech world was a chef in restaurants ranging from diners to Chinese places in Southern CA. He grew up in the Somerset/Johnstown area so he has a lot of local recipes from all types of ethnic backgrounds, and will be sharing them with us in the months to come.
When I was young I lived in Somerset County and my uncle introduced me to camping and all the wonders of nature at an early age. We used to go camping as much as his work would allow and he showed me how to live off the land hunting and gathering edible plants. When I joined the military I carried this love of the outdoors with me and every chance I got I would explore and find the new plants that were edible where ever I happened to be. This turned into a love of cooking and trying to find new ways to prepare some of these edible delights. I have cooked in almost every type of restaurant you can think of from Mom and Pop Diners to Chinese.
Since Morel Mushrooms are still about I thought I would share this recipe with you:
Funghi con Capalleni (Mushrooms with Angel Hair Pasta)
4 Tbsp. butter
1 lb. Morels, thoroughly rinsed sliced in half along the stem
1/2 cup diced green or red peppers (I will sometimes dice a little mild green chili Like Anaheim in this.)
1/2 cup diced onion ( I like Spanish but Vidalia will do)
2 Tbsp. flour
2 tsp. salt
2 tsp. sugar
2 Tbsp. Soy sauce
1 pound of Capalleni
Prepare the Capalleni according to directions and drain.
In a large pan sauté pepper and onion in 2Tbs butter for 1 to 2 minutes until the onions are just starting to become translucent.
Make a roux out of the remaining butter, flour, soy sauce, sugar, and salt in a separate pan
Reduce the heat to low - add morels and onion and pepper mixture.
Cover and cook 30 minutes.
Pour Capalleni into mushroom mixture, toss gently, and warm through.
Serve while warm with maybe a nice Riesling from Mt. Nittany Winery.
Author: Jamie Oberdick
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Celeste and Jesse Forever Reviews
Hollywood Reporter
Full Review | Original Score: A-
Toronto Star
AV Club
Full Review | Original Score: C
Time Out
This potentially aggravating comedy remains sweet, smart and very enjoyable.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
Detroit News
The give and take here feels completely real, and each character is likable while also flawed and vulnerable.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
To its credit, "Celeste and Jesse Forever" wants to be more than a formulaic farce. It succeeds to the extent that the neighbors keep up with Jones.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Seattle Times
A different kind of romantic comedy: one that starts at the end and tries to make sense of itself.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Miami Herald
Tries to blend chick flick staples with bro humor but never quite gets the mix right.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
It's supposed to exemplify witty, edgy, indie comedy. But "Celeste and Jesse Forever" turns out to be a formula movie ...
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Jones and co-star Andy Samberg are an agreeable pair, but nothing about Celeste or Jesse would make you want to spend an evening with them, much less eternity.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
Philadelphia Inquirer
How delightfully funny Jones is.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
Boston Globe
The movie feels lived in by its characters and its makers, which is more than you can say for most romantic comedies, indie or otherwise.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Arizona Republic
Yes, the characters are impossibly beautiful and hip, but beyond that, they seem real.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
The tone established by director Lee Toland Krieger is flippant when it needs to be, ironic when it needs to be, playful when it needs to be, and serious when it needs to be.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Christian Science Monitor
This is a "personal" movie in a typically impersonal genre. And it gets at the way women, newly arrived on the dating scene and all their defenses down, can be stupefied by men.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
Washington Post
Yet one more of a series of summer films in which attractive, ambitious young women are punished for not accepting the man-children in their lives despite their torn-teddy-bear flaws.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
San Francisco Chronicle
Both old-fashioned and modern, both funny and melancholic, the witty, heartfelt "Celeste and Jesse Forever" is populated by moments that at first appear all too familiar, then turn out to surprise you.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Chicago Reader
This romantic comedy is ambitious and thoughtful, asking us to consider what makes a really good marriage, yet it's based on a sort of narrative sleight of hand.
Chicago Tribune
Underneath it is an honest concern about how to learn to treat people well and kindly after the end. Or to get to an ending, or a new beginning, in the first place.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Chicago Sun-Times
A good-hearted romantic comedy about a likable couple - so likable, indeed, that it swims upstream against the current of our desires.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
Newark Star-Ledger
Jones and McCormack have a nice feel for the day-to-day minutiae of coupledom - the inside jokes, funny voices and oddball routines that nobody else ever understands, and that hurt like hell to abandon.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Globe and Mail
As director Lee Toland Krieger desperately attempts to keep this film on a comic track, his actors' script awkwardly escapes him, insisting on its indie spirit in the last act.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
New York Post
It may have the faintest relationship to any kind of reality, but Jones' tart performance cuts through the saccharine.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
USA Today
The summer's most unpredictable, low-key and clear-sighted romantic comedy.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Los Angeles Times
More often than not "Celeste and Jesse Forever" delivers an affectionate and intelligent look at how even the closest couples can find that breaking up is so very hard to do.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5
It's a shame that Celeste & Jesse plummets into conventionality in its second half, because it starts out so promisingly.
Wall Street Journal
The more these two likable people rattled on, the more I found myself thinking about the elusive distinction between characters talking genuinely smart talk and simply chattering for the camera.
New York Times
While "Celeste and Jesse" is decidedly conventional in most respects, it's pretty swell as an exploration of a relationship between a man and a woman that's no longer predicated by mutual desire.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5
Maybe Celeste and Jesse Forever sometimes works too hard at being funny-sad. Still, it's admirable in its pursuit of an unnamable beast that's elusive and fragile: The funny sadness of the whole damn thing.
New York Daily News
Jones co-wrote the uneven script with Will McCormack, and one can't help wishing she'd aimed higher. Acknowledging cineplex clich�s isn't enough if you still wind up embracing, rather than subverting, them.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
Rolling Stone
Celeste and Jesse Forever rises above the rom-com herd with breakout star performances from Jones and Samberg and a willingness to replace clich�s with painful truths.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
TIME Magazine
I'd rather watch five divorce movies like this than one more featuring Katherine Heigl getting married.
Entertainment Weekly
The movie keeps taking us, like its characters, by surprise.
Full Review | Original Score: A-
MSN Movies
...if Celeste and Jesse Forever is a showcase for anyone -- and it is -- you'd first have to note Jones and Samberg.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5
New York Observer
A film that starts with a breakup and moves toward, well, no resolution that's traditionally satisfying, is a film that truly understands the sublime and painful comedy of having been in love.
Associated Press
"Celeste and Jesse Forever" is by no means a parody of romantic comedy cliches, but rather an acknowledgement of them en route to an exploration of greater emotional truths.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Time Out New York
A very simple romantic comedy, coasting along on its likable leads' chemistry through their bittersweet breakup.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Village Voice
A notably lo-fi entry into the recent trend of romantic comedies that think acknowledging the genre's clich�s is as good as subverting them.
Celeste & Jesse Forever earns points for bucking formula, but its fusion of snark and sincerity has a calculated slickness that rings increasingly hollow.
AV Club
While Celeste And Jesse marks Jones as ready to make the leap from TV to film, it also shows that she maybe shouldn't be her own screenwriter.
Full Review | Original Score: C-
Hollywood Reporter
Borrows tropes from the rom-com playbook, and has enough laughs to be mistaken for one, but ultimately doesn't want to be pigeonholed.


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A Movie A Day: Quint on TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH (1949)
I believe that, to a certain degree, a man makes his own luck.
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with today's installment of A Movie A Day.
[For those now joining us, A Movie A Day is my attempt at filling in gaps in my film knowledge. My DVD collection is thousands strong, many of them films I haven't seen yet, but picked up as I scoured used DVD stores. Each day I'll pull a previously unseen film from my collection or from my DVR and discuss it here. Each movie will have some sort of connection to the one before it, be it cast or crew member.]
Okay, so thanks for bearing with me as I took a moment to… uh… sleep after the holiday shopping guide tried to kill me. I'm a little late with this movie and will be pulling double duty sometime over the weekend to catch back up.
Today's movie is TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH following lead actor Gregory Peck from the last AMAD, ON THE BEACH.
I first heard of this movie a few months back when I was on a flight. I don't remember where I was going, but beside me sat a talkative guy, which is odd in and of itself. I've been a constant flier since my mid-teen years and back then everybody was talkative, but in the last few years I've noticed people keep to themselves a lot more.
This guy didn't and we got to talking. He used to be a commercial airline pilot and was now in advertising, if I remember correctly, and before that he had a tour with the air force. It was really neat, actually, because he'd tell me what every sound I heard on the flight was, revealed just how automatic everything is and how a pilot really doesn't do much anymore, etc.
We got to talking about me and what I did for a living and he was very interested, especially when I mentioned this column. He then mentioned this movie, which was the first I'd heard of it. He said that it's pretty much every pilot's favorite movie. I looked it up when I got back home and ended up picking it up.
Now we get to it on the column and I see why pilots love this film. It's not a spectacle film, it's not crazily dramatic. There's an emphasis on reality… so much so that the tone almost works against the movie. I know I was itching to see more dogfights than what I got, but once you accept the film for what it is and what it intends to be, you'll be pulled in.
Peck, in a role that was reportedly turned down by John Wayne, plays a General who has to take over the 918th Bomb Squad, the only American bombing presence in Europe at this stage of WW2, when they begin slacking off.
Their previous commander is one of Peck's best friends, but the dude empathizes too much with his boys and basically lets them walk all over him. Peck is this man's opposite, who is, to a fault, strict and cold.
The morale is low, each bombing run heavy with casualties. These kids are essentially guinea pigs as the brass tests out low-flying daylight bombing runs. These kinds of runs are extremely accurate, but very dangerous. The lower they get, the easier they are to hit by anti-aircraft guns and during the day time they can see their targets better… but that goes both ways.
It's actually kind of a shock when Gregory Peck shows up to take over command and turns into a huge prick because the first time we meet him, he's all smiles and happiness. He's a believer in tough love, I guess, but it starts the second he drives up to the base.
The MP waves him in, seeing it's a military car and Peck gets out and dresses this guy down for not checking his ID and you can just see this poor bastard shrivle in front of the deep-voiced, intimidating Peck.
And he doesn't stop there. He goes in and demotes a sergeant to private for not wearing his uniform as he types away at paperwork (only to give him his rank back, then take it away and give it back again… it becomes a thread in the movie) and then, to top it all off, gives a lengthy tongue-lashing to Hugh Marlowe's Lt. Col. Ben Gately, who Peck believes has gone yellow. Instead of "passing the buck" and transferring him out, Peck instead puts him in charge of his own plane of rejects. Peck names this plane The Leper Colony and anybody who is a fuck-up or an underperformer is put under Gately's command.
But over the course of the movie the men begin to respect him and he them, all building to a final 10 minutes where Peck is literally crippled by emotion, everything he's kept buried deep and out of sight essentially tripping a fuse in his brain and putting him into a deep shock.
We go up in the air with the pilots only once, about an hour and forty minutes into the movie and that is odd, to say the least. It's great footage, but since it is cut together from actual air-fight and bombing run footage from both the US Air Force and the German Luftwaffe it's not the most dynamic dramatically edited material in the world.
The filmmakers were smart to have an announcement at the beginning of the movie announcing this was real footage because that knowledge really does make this run incredibly fascinating.
Would I have loved Howard Hughes-like epic aerial battles? Sure. Would they have made the movie better? That's a tougher question to answer. I think they would have made the movie easier and more fun to watch, but that would also have taken away what has made this film a classic and kept it alive (it's still shown to new recruits at the Air Force and is considered by most war pilots to be the most accurate accounting of what it's actually like to fly during wartime).
Of special interest here is the performance by Dean Jagger, for which he won the Oscar for best supporting actor, a right-hand man to Peck who kind of acts as his Jiminy Cricket. For whatever reason the only person Peck allows in to see his human side is Jagger and in many ways it is Jagger's influence on Peck that gets him to open up a little bit with his crew.
There's a great warmth to the black and white photography by Leon Shamroy (THE KING AND I, PLANET OF THE APES) that is hard to explain, but it keeps Peck from really looking like a bad guy. He never comes off as menacing. Also keep an ear out for Alfred Newman's great score!
Final Thoughts: An extremely solid film that is about as close to being a war hero pilot as any of us are going to get. It's funny that John Wayne turned this down because this movie reminded me a lot of John Wayne's FLYING TIGERS. In fact, that'd be a great double feature. Flying Tigers is a bit more fun, definitely more Hollywood (love story included), but there's a bigger emotional punch to TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH.
Here's what we have lined up for the next week:
Friday, November 28th: GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT (1947)
Saturday, November 29th: PANIC IN THE STREETS (1950)
Sunday, November 30th: THE HOT ROCK (1972)
Monday, December 1st: WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (1966)
Tuesday, December 2nd: THE DAY OF THE DOLPHIN (1973)
Wednesday, December 3rd: CARNAL KNOWLEDGE (1971)
Thursday, December 4th: THE CINCINNATI KID (1965)
Alright, next up is another Gregory Peck vehicle 1947's GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT which was directed by Elia Kazan and won the Oscar for Best Picture. See you tomorrow for that one!
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June 30th: The Good Father
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July 5th: The Cowboys
July 6th: The Alamo
July 7th: Sands of Iwo Jima
July 8th: Wake of the Red Witch
July 9th: D.O.A.
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July 12th: The Black Hole
July 13th: Vengeance Is Mine
July 14th: Strange Invaders
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July 20th: Moving Violations
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July 23rd: Out of the Past
July 24th: The Big Steal
July 25th: Where Danger Lives
July 26th: Crossfire
July 27th: Ricco, The Mean Machine
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July 29th: Firecreek
July 30th: The Cheyenne Social Club
July 31st: The Man Who Knew Too Much
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August 3rd: Can-Can
August 4th: Desperate Characters
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November 15th: The Gambler
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Nov. 29, 2008, 6:24 a.m. CST
Keep it coming.
by Shan
Nothing to say except that this feature has revealed a lot of films I otherwise wouldn't have heard of.
Nov. 29, 2008, 6:27 a.m. CST
Uh, what about "Three O'Clock High"?
by Anna Valerious
Well, if it was put on DVD, that is... I just know about the guy who's trying to avoid getting beaten up, and the fact Yeardley "Lisa" Smith is in it.
Nov. 29, 2008, 9:02 a.m. CST
by haywood
I am amazed on the lack of film history that is sometimes shown on this site. True, this site is mostly about comics, and films about a guy dressed up as a bat or some space ship shooting at something, but one would think that fans of sci-fi would have had a more rounded education when it comes to cinema. Its a good thing that these films are being posted here and talked about because its long overdue, some here think that film history began with star wars. In order to make better comics, films, we cant forget the things that were done in the past. One of the challenges of making a film or a comic is problem solving, how to convince and bring in an audience to the world and the story you are telling. Sadly many of the problems being solved in films nowadays is through the power of CGI and not brains.
Nov. 29, 2008, 9:48 a.m. CST
Also a Quinn-Martin Production
by Billy Oblivion
There was also a TV version back in the 60s (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057793/). It was quite good and faithful to the movie, especially the first two seasons. Robert Lansing starred and was fantastic. I also remember a great guest star turn by Shatner that makes you realize the man was actually capable of some subtlety. As for the movie, it is shown throughout the military as a primer on how various command styles work in high stress situations.
Nov. 29, 2008, 10:48 a.m. CST
Saw this as part of a l
by ArianeB
Nov. 29, 2008, 10:53 a.m. CST
Saw this movie in a class on Leadership
by ArianeB
The purpose of the discussion was, "what makes a good leader?" Twelve O'clock High has examples of good leadership and bad leadership. Excellent movie!
Nov. 29, 2008, 11:03 a.m. CST
The Gate Guard he dresses down was played by
by catlettuce4
our pal from The Thing from Another World Ken Tobey
Nov. 29, 2008, 12:32 p.m. CST
If there's a man who can't hit his plate with his fork...
by IAmJack'sUserID
...you get him. I LOVE this movie. Highly quotable. And Peck is absolutely perfect. I remember seeing a scene from this movie on some awards show -- the scene where he's just walking towards the camera with that cigarette -- and I knew I had to see this movie. Bought it and, 10 or so viewings later, it rates as one of my favorite movies. Good pick, Quint. Good pic...
Nov. 29, 2008, 1:34 p.m. CST
that's unfair, Ace
by filmfanatic1
It's impossible to see EVERY important film out there on DVD. There's a lot of people that haven't seen TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH. Quint does know about film and writes in a straightforward, down-to earth way. Even if he has seen the film, he still writes with a sense of discovery. I may disagree with him, but so what? The fact that we discuss films that aren't fanboy material here is terrific enough. Since you've seen everything, have you seen THE NAKED KISS?
Nov. 29, 2008, 2 p.m. CST
Fox, dropping cartoons
by EvilWizardGlick
http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_update/20081129_Dave_on_Demand__Fox__dropping_cartoons__sacrifices_kids_to_cash.html?adString=ph.news/news_update;!category=news_update;&randomOrd=112908075708
The saddest news of the TV week is Fox's announcement that it is canceling its entire Saturday morning cartoon slate in favor of infomercials.
Nov. 29, 2008, 2:01 p.m. CST
Knight Rider NBC has so many product placement deals
by EvilWizardGlick
http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_update/20081129_Dave_on_Demand__Fox__dropping_cartoons__sacrifices_kids_to_cash.html?adString=ph.news/news_update;!category=news_update;&randomOrd=112908075708
For instance, Knight Rider is still on despite the fact that viewers hate it and nobody watches it, purely because NBC has so many product placement deals connected to the series that it practically pays for itself. Profit has completely won out over entertainment.
Nov. 29, 2008, 2:29 p.m. CST
by Continentalop
THE NAKED KISS isn't obscure enough. What we need is for someone to have seen LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT, and then I need that guy to lend me that film.
Nov. 29, 2008, 3:01 p.m. CST
Just watched this a few weeks ago
by Charlie_Allnut
Awesome movie!! Supposedly all inspired by real events. This might be Peck's best performance. This is a real must for anyone who has ever been in the military.
Nov. 29, 2008, 3:50 p.m. CST
I saw this...
by ltgalloway
...as an assignment for a college communications course. Group dynamics and decision making, etc. Great film for studying organizational relationships. I was told this is required material for the air force academy, though I cannot confirm that.
Nov. 29, 2008, 3:52 p.m. CST
by berserkrl
Hurray! _Cincinnati Kid_ is back in the queue. Man, I love that movie.
Nov. 29, 2008, 4:26 p.m. CST
Intel uses this in their leadership class
by jbs0209
As others have stated Intel Corp (Pentiums etc) uses this in their Leadership classes. Which is good if you want to take 4 hours off work and see a movie while "working".
 It was ~10 years ago now, but basically there are 4 leadership modes Peck moves through in the movie.
Nov. 29, 2008, 6:21 p.m. CST
Its also used by the USCG for leadership
by Charlie_Allnut
Nov. 29, 2008, 7:44 p.m. CST
Used for training officer candidates in the Army
by spire_walk
Saw it twice while a cadet.
Nov. 29, 2008, 7:49 p.m. CST
No 'The Longest Day'?
by IAmJack'sUserID
Nov. 29, 2008, 8:18 p.m. CST
The Gunfighter
by Dr Eric Vornoff
seeing as you didn't mention it in the review, I'm guessing you haven't seen King and Peck's other great collaboration The Gunfighter, one of the great westerns IMO. Referenced to brilliant effect in Bob Dylan's epic Brownsville Girl
Nov. 30, 2008, 2:27 a.m. CST
by Negator76
Good post. Look, according to what I've rated on Netflix, I've seen about 1600 movies... And I haven't seen '12 O'Clock High'. But thanks to Quint, I'm gonna check it out. It's funny, I was a little shocked when I learned that Quint hadn't seen so much '80's cinema... 'Once Upon a Time in America', 'Salvador', 'Best Seller'... But I realized that the only thing I like as much as Quint reviewing movies I haven't seen, is seeing what he thinks when he discovers movies that I HAVE seen. I love, love, love this column. It's a real treat for movie buffs, and a credit to this site. If Quint ever needs a break, I hope that AICN finds someone else to write the column. I nominate Beaks or Capone. Both excellent, trustworthy, literate guys. In the meantime, keep it up, Quint! Fuckin' great job!
Nov. 30, 2008, 2:33 a.m. CST
Oh, and 'Naked Kiss'...
by Negator76
Totally forgot the reason I replied to FilmFanatic in the first place. 'The Naked Kiss'! My favorite Sam Fuller movie. Completely, utterly, totally awesome. Quint, if you haven't seen it, you need to review it. NOW-ISH.
Nov. 30, 2008, 7:14 a.m. CST
You missed my favorite scene
by MilesGloriosus
You missed my favorite scene. It's at the beginning of the movie, in 1947, when Jagger goes to the field where the airbase had been. He stands in the field and starts to remember the war. Then you hear the sound of the engines as he remembers them, then you see the grass behind him blown flat by the wash (wind) from the props, and finally he looks up into the sky and you see the B-17s coming in to land. It's the most emotionally moving transition I've ever seen in any movie.
Nov. 30, 2008, 7:21 a.m. CST
One more great scene
by MilesGloriosus
Another great scene is when Gen. Savage first arrives at the outskirts of the airbase with his driver, a sergeant named Ernie. He offers the driver a cigarette, lights it for him, and calls him by name. Then he throws down his own cigarette, puts on his "prick" persona, says "Let's go, sergeant," and gets in the car. Then they drive into the base. The next scene is the one you mentioned in which Savage rips the sentry a new one.
Nov. 30, 2008, 5:54 p.m. CST
Quint's not even thirty yet.
by MCVamp
Get off his back about not seeing every damn movie in the world. He's still seen more than 99% of Earth's population. Also, he does this column for love of film, not for money. You want to complain about free content? Go yell at the sky because air doesn't come strawberry scented. Save your complaints for the return counter at Wal-Mart, dude.
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Here's the good news: Sheryl Crow is releasing a brand new album on September 10. Here's the bad news: if you aren't a fan of country music, you may not enjoy it.
Feels Like Home is Sheryl's debut country album, and the mother of two says moving to Nashville, Tennessee a while back is what inspired her to try out that particular genre.
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The album features her new single "Easy," which she performed on The Voice this week. Here's the track listing:
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Make a superfast chocolate-peppermint dessert using meringue cookies, chocolate ice cream, whipped topping and peppermint candies.
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1. Spoon 1/4 cup cookies into each of 4 parfait glasses; top each serving with 1/4 cup ice cream, 2 tablespoons whipped topping, and 1 tablespoon peppermint candies. Repeat layers with remaining ice cream, whipped topping, and peppermint candies.
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About OWIB
There are numerous conferences targeted the offshore wind industry. Many of these conferences offer excellent opportunities for the industry to stay up-to-date with the most recent development. It is however often during the coffee breaks that the real value-creating processes takes place in form networking and first contacts to potential business partners. With OWIB we offer you a concept where these valuable networking opportunities are put in focus. We acknowledge the high pace in the industry and the tight calendars of people involved. To maximize efficiency we offer an effective event, where you over the course of two days will have the opportunity to meet and network with the exact businesses you wish in an organized and professional manner as well as getting the latest knowledge needed to improve that chance for success of your business in the growing offshore wind supply chain.
Download the invitation for OWIB 2015 below:
The idea behind OWIB
Nurturing and expanding your network has become an essential discipline for running a successful business. Traditional network opportunities like trade fairs are far from ideal forums for this, since time is often wasted trying to locate the people you want to talk with. With OWIB we offer organized frames for short personal meetings between you and businesses you find interesting. In addition we offer a high level conference with presentations from key speakers in the industry. The idea behind OWIB is thus two folded:
- To give you opportunity to meet and network with the exact businesses/people you wish during pre-arranged B2B meetings. The philosophy behind these meetings is to bring together businesses for a first introduction meeting. Meetings last 15 minutes during which it is quite easy to determine if there might be a basis for cooperation. Should that not be the case, all you have wasted is 15 minutes.
- To provide you with the latest knowledge about the offshore wind industry in form of presentations from key speakers from the international offshore wind industry.
OWIB is visited by businesses from all levels in the supply chain. Developers, turbine manufactures, engineering companies, construction, installation and service companies etc. Participants are primarily from Europe with some participation expected from other regions as well.
Time and location
OWIB 2015 takes place at EWEA OFFSHORE on March 10 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
OWIB 2016 takes place in Esbjerg, Denmark.
OWIB is:
- Dedicated towards networking
Hundreds of pre-arranged meetings take place during the 1-day event
- A unique chance to meet new contacts
The entire supply chain is represented and willing to meet with your company
- An easy way for new orders to your company
Previous events have resulted in new contracts
- An opportunity to reconnect with old contacts
Use the day to stay in touch up with old contact
- A forum to stay up-to-date with the latest development in the industry, through presentations from key offshore wind people
Special conditions at OWIB B2B meetings:
Each participant at OWIB can prearrange a maximum of 17 meetings of 15 minutes length. Meeting requests are set forth based on participant list which is circulated one month prior to the event. Meeting seats are distributed at a first come first served basis. Participants at OWIB are obliged to attend meetings requested with them by other participants. Unless otherwise agreed, businesses participating with more than 1 participant are expected to take separate meetings if there are more than 17 meeting requests for them.
About the organizer
OWIB is 100% initiated and owned by the official national innovation and knowledge network Offshoreenergy.dk (previously Offshore Center Danmark). The network operate at a non-profit basis and was put in the world to support the offshore industry. That is your guarantee for our ambitions with OWIB. In other words: We coordinate OWIB to help the offshore industry; not to generate profit.
OWIB 2015 is coordinated in cooperation with the Danish Wind Industry Association who are responsible for OWIB Conference, while Offshoreenergy.dk is responsible for OWIB B2B.
Article from the Danish newspaper Børsen, September 8 2010.
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Genetic Studies of Some Spontaneously Arising Differences in Aerialogenesis Between Neurospora crassa Strains
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Professor S. F. H. Threlkeld
The purpose of this study has been to genetically analyze the aerialogenesis steps during differentiation of the fungus, Neurospora crassa. A new technique was derived for collecting data relating to the extension growth of aerial hyphae. This study comprised over 325,000 observations of aerial extension growth of over 46,000 colonies. These data were then analyzed by several new methods to characterize the aerial growth of the strains involved on medium containing 1% sorbose. Due to the large number of observations, a computer analysis procedure was utilized with the data. Once the phenotypes had been qunatitatively described, hypothesized genotypes and the variant alleles segregating could be accurately followed.
At least four genetic loci were observed to affect aerialogenesis in the presence of sorbose. Three of these loci were present, in two allelic forms each, in the original strains. A variant allele at fourth locus arose spontaneously during the course of this study. Several allele interactions have been characterized and some information is presented on gene locations.
The question of the relationship between aerialogenesis and conidiogenesis was also considered. No effects were seen on the qualitative aspects of conidiogenesis (macro or microconidiation). However, in several asci, distinct quantitative effects on conidiogenesis were observed segregating as expected of nuclear genes. In these asci, the quantitative changes in conidiogenesis were not correlated to quantitative changes in aerialogenesis. Hence, it appears that these two important development events can be separated genetically.
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Bentley, Michael Martin, "Genetic Studies of Some Spontaneously Arising Differences in Aerialogenesis Between Neurospora crassa Strains" (1976). Open Access Dissertations and Theses. Paper 777.


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37 comments found
Hi I purchased this template today. However, during testing on IPhone, android phone and android tablet, it does not adapt to the device size.
If I make the browser window smaller on the PC, it does adapt. Any ideas?
I even looked at the live demo of the template on this site and it still does not adapt to the device screen size.
(I purchase the HTML 5 version, not the WP version)
We will investigate it and get back to you
Hi, I'm having the same problem as russhaq and cchoward. The address on the google map is the same on every location. The problem also occurs on the demo site. Has anybody been able to fix this? The problem seems to have mentioned 3 months ago, and still no fix??
Sorry for the trouble. We have fixed the issue, it will be updated on themeforest within few days. In the mean time, if you send me your email with a short note, I will send you the fix if you'd like.
Thanx for the reply, but I just fixed it myself, about 5 minutes ago . I copied the javascript code from your wordpress template, because that one works.
Hi, I sent a request for the Google Map address fix through your form.
please, tell how to make that the main content is shown in the begining and above the sidebar in the mobile version. it also applies to other pages with sidebars. Please, update the theme and fix the bug with the map.
The update with the fix for the google map properties has been submitted and will be out in a day or two
As for the sidebar – you can simply change the position of the following two containers in details.html:
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...

So that main-content is before the aside. You also need to change .container .main-content in main.css from float: left to float: right
Hello and thank you for this theme. I did manage to run the blog. Ompossible posting opinions. thank you for your help
This is an html template so there is no backend dbase nor server side scripting to allow you this. But you can try our WP version that has those things:http://themeforest.net/item/estetico-premium-real-estate-wp-theme/6580371
Hi, I sent you a couple of emails but have not received a response. I need to know: 1) if the the map was fixed to show an individual property on the detail page. 2) on the grid/list pages even though it has the same code for the slider ( images here) as is on the homepage, the next/prev arrows do not appear and the images do not change – only shows the first image in the list.
Version 1.2 fixes the bug with properties display on the google map. As for your second question – have you included the link to js files? Have you included the script to trigger the js?
Hi I noticed the people are telling that the responsiveness is not properly loading in iphones and android phones but it loads properly loads when we resizes the windows.. Please do let me know whether its fixed ? and confirm this as I would like to buy now.
Thanks Srini
We have tested it on numerous devices, lastly I've just yesterday tested it on HTC One X and there was no problems with the mobile version. But you can try for yourself – check the demo on your phone
THanks for your reply… Between In wordpress do we have teh admin controls to upload the property details and all? I mean its a full fledged application with all extensions and module to manage the porperty details ?
Thanks Srini
No, this is an HTML template. If you are looking for a Wordpress theme you can see it here:http://themeforest.net/item/estetico-premium-real-estate-wp-theme/6580371
Thanks for your reply
Yeah I know .. Actuallay I asked whether those features are available in Wordpress version or not
Features In wordpress version do we have the admin controls to upload the property details and all? I mean its a full fledged application with all extensions and module to manage the property details ?
Yes, you can add and control the details for a property
You can actually try the demo admin, there is link and credentials in the description. It's running the previous theme version but you can see the general features
I bought the html template version on yesterday. Please do help me how to freeze my background to be fixed and rest of the content to be scrolled…
I tried of giving body { background-attachment:fixed !important; }
but doesnt work..
Please do help me out
Please use the account you made the purchase from or send us your purchase code
Hi, Im a UI Designer and working for my friends website… I asked him to purchase the template and he purchased on his account name called garybartram. Please do share your email so that I can forward the order confirmation details if you want.. I cant ask his login credentials as he may use his personal password.
You can find our email and a contact form here:http://themeforest.net/user/Unifato
Hi there,
I purchased the html template and i want to remove the responsive mode. Where can i find this in the stylesheet?
Loon in asstes/core/css/main.css
Then searxh for the queries defintion, it starts from the fllowing comment:
EXAMPLE Media Queries for Responsive Design….
Hi there,
I deleted all the MEDIA QUERIES styles in the MAIN.css stylesheet. But when i look at the site on my iPhone / iPad not everything is changed into a static version. Some blocks are displayed underneath each other for example.
You can view it at: http://www.thaidelicious.nl/test2/map/
Can you plz tell me what i do wrong. The stylesheet you can view at http://www.thaidelicious.nl/test2/assets/core/css/main.css
There are few more definitions in framework.css, for example this one: @media only screen and (max-width: 1025px)
Hi there,
I deleted all the responsive tags in the stylesheets. But i got one problem left. The background (top header) and the footer color background are not showing as they supposed to do. you can see it at http://www.thaidelicious.nl/heezerenbosch
Looking forward to your answer.
Well I see the header bkg and the footer bkg to be the same on desktop and mobile, can you describe in details the issue and probably put a screenshot?
You can see it at http://www.thaidelicious.nl/foto%201.PNG and http://www.thaidelicious.nl/foto%202.PNG (iphone)
On the ipad this is the same.
Do you have an answer to my problem?
I'm sorry but I don't see the theme on the url you've cited…
Can you see the screenshots now?
Yes, but I will need to see an actual url to check what is wrong with your site. You can send me url via email if you'd like
Hi, I purchased a few copies of this template for different sites.
The slider header images only work on the home page.
I want the slider to work on all the other pages; details, grid, list, etc.
If I change the body tag to 'class=home', it works, but since it is then using the home page layout, the image sizes and container placement on the home page are different from all the other pages. (due to the search box that overlays onto the home slider)
Can you provide an update to the CSS file(s) for the pages other than the home page so user can just add something like 'class=other' and the slider will work using your 940×220 default image size?
Do you mean the big slider in the header or the properties slider (4 items in a row)?
In the header, where the images are 940×220.
Appearance > Theme options > Styling options
Just select the header configuration from there – Homepage: Revolution slider, Inner pages: Revolution slider
I have purchased HTML Templates, not WP. Please refer to my initial request. Thanks,

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from the homepage to the internal page you'd like. Don't forget to also incldue the bsxlider css and js to the internal page
We have been communicating back and forth several times about this and I hope what I am explaining makes sense.
The code is already there – on all pages in the template.
Check your demo pages. If you look at any page, you will see the correct code exists on each page, the same as the home page. (divs, classes, css, and js). So, we would assume that the slider would work. But it does not.
It is only triggered if the body tag class is set to 'home' for a given page.
But since the home image header code is larger (940×360) than the other pages image headers (940×220), it throws off the page layout if set to 'home'.
Something in your code is not triggering bxslider or the controls on pages unless the body tag is set to home.
Can you do something so that purchasers have the option of the slider on all pages, at the size in the template? (940×220)
Maybe default would be the static image (940×220), and something like  would trigger the header slider and controls for other pages at (940×220).
well you can edit the following in the css:
header .slider – make the height 380 (instead of 240)
header – make the height 410 (instead of 280)
but again – you need to copy/replace the content of the div as I explained earlier. Without it you will get only a static page on the internal pages since it only contains a static image
Ok, one more time, this code is in my internal page, the same as the home page, but it does not work.
The only way to get it work is if I change to . But, as I said, by doing that, it picks up the image size settings for the home page (940×360) but it needs to have (940×220) for internal pages.In Header:
<link href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300italic,400italic,600italic,700italic,800italic,400,300,600,700,800&subset=latin,cyrillic-ext,latin-ext,cyrillic" rel="stylesheet">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/core/css/framework.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/modules/bxslider/jquery.bxslider.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/core/css/main.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/skins/yellow/css/skin.css">

In Body:

The script is called by main.js file, look around line 183, you will see twice the following:
'.home .slider .slides'
So you need to remove the .home part or manipulate it any way you'd like
Hi, great theme, but I have a big problem only with Safari: On the bx.slider (GREAT OFFERS FOR THIS MONTH), I can't navigate the offers using control arrows because them disappear when I go with the mouse over it, you can see the problem even in the demo page of the theme.
Can you help me please? Sorry for my english but I'm Italian
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I've tried to make arrow always visible but Safari doesn't seem to see the link, so I can't click on them. Sorry but this problem is quite urgent, I must solve the problem in a short time..Can you help me please?
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River Cottage Everyday
By Hugh Fearnley -Whittingstall
Hardback (other formats)
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About this book
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The most accessible, recipe-led "River Cottage" book yet, with 200 recipes that represent Hugh's food philosophy and will appeal to a wide audience. He shows that putting food on the table quickly and economically doesn't mean you have to compromise on quality, and his recipes cover breakfast, baking, lunchboxes, quick suppers, healthy snacks, eating on the move and weekend cooking for growing, working families, busy singles and couples. In his own words: 'I intend to tempt and charm you towards a better life with food - with a set of simply irresistible recipes that just happen to be seasonal and ethical'
The most accessible, recipe-led River Cottage book yet, with 200 fantastic new recipes that present Hugh's philosophy to his widest audience so far
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Juris Doctorate
University of Nebraska-Lincoln | Lincoln, NE
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln | Lincoln, NE