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BETHPGE *T «0 |ft atTHPAGt NY BETHPAGE F O C LI3I . * • " ** OLDBETHB*GE also serving ISLAND TREES PLAINVIEW PLAINEDGE SEAFORD 'ARIY VOL. 9 NO. 43 Thursday, September 18, 1975 10 cents per copy N e w E r a F o r Women A Woman, An American Senator Burstein Speaks A Saint On Wednesday evening, September 10, the League of Women Voters of the Town of Oyster Bay held their opening meeting at the Plainview-Old Beth-page Public Library. State Senator Karen Burstein addressed League members and interested non-members on the Equal Rights Amendment, which will appear on the ballot in New York State this November. Ms. Burstein spoke with honest, strong feeling on a subject that is very dear to her. Interest in adding an Equal Rights Amendment to the New York State Constitution was sparked in 1972 when New York ratified the federal version (which still awaits complete ratification). The proposed ERA has already been approved by two successive separately elected Legislatures, through the hard work of Ms. Burstein and some of her colleagues. The proposition appearing on the ballot will, if approved, add a Section 13 to Article One of the State Constitution. It reads as follows: "Sec. 13 Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the state of New York or any subdivision thereof on account of sex." The language is simple and straightforward, expressing clearly that in New York State sex would not be a factor in determining legal rights. Senator Burstein's connection with this issue includes teaching a course entitled "Sex-Based Discrimination" at Hof-stra University Law School. She feels that the ERA holds out the promise of a better society for all of us. Although in the 1860's the 14th Amendment decreed that no person shall be deprived of due process or equal protection under the law, it was not until 1970 that the Supreme Court declared a sex-discriminatory statute unconstitutional. There has never been a unilateral statement made by the state or federal government that there is something inherently false League of Women Voters The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting political responsibility through informed citizen participation in government. The League does not support or oppose political candidates; instead, they engage in the serious study of political issues. After studying the issues, the League takes stands on legislative proposals. Membership is open to any citizen of voting age. League activities include lobbying at state and national levels. They work in cooperation with other grassroots organizations, speaking out on such issues as Environmental Quality and International Relations. The League is often called upon to testify at legislative and administrative hearings, which significes the reliability of their investigative studies. Information on various voter issues is available from the League through pamphlets and fact-sheets they have published for the benefit of an informed citizenry. The League is based on the contention that an involved, informed populace is the cornerstone of true democracy. -Shari Miller in creating two different sets of values and responsibilites under the law based on sex. Ms. Burstein feels that it is indeed time that society point itself away from the degraded view of women that has become the norm. The ERA can help change attitudes in social, business and political circles as well as legal procedures. Senator Burstein emphasized the promise that passage of the ERA holds for women and men. It will force society to evaluate individuals on the basis of their unique potential rather than on the basis of sex. She estimated that only 75 state statutes will be greatly affected by the ERA, while a total of 200 will have some slight changes, many merely "cosmetic." The major importance of the passage of the ERA is the eradication of the legal sanction of sex-based discrimination. Single isolated legal battles being fought around the state will not suffice; they benefit individuals while leaving others free to practice discrimination unchallenged. Ms. Burstein said that the ERA can be "a beacon pointing the way to mutual human respect." The people of New York State can be guaranteed equal treatment under the law by their own state local governments without waiting for action to be taken on the federal level. Although only four more states' approval is needed for the federal Equal Rights Amendment to become part of the Constitution, no one can foretell when ratification will come. Even when it does come, two more years must elapse before the Amendment takes effect. If passed, the New York State Amendment could be in force by January 1, 1976. The League of Women Voters, through the eloquence of Senator Burstein, urges local voters to make the equality of all PEOPLE a reality by voting yes in November. The quality sought is inherent in democracy; the ERA can make this concept an actuality. by Shari Miller Mother Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton was declared a "saint in heaven" by His Holiness Pope Paul VI last Sunday, September 14,1975. Her canonization was witnessed throughout the world by millions of Catholics and non- Catholics. People of all faiths were overjoyed and gave honor to this first American-born saint... Her life was inspiring and in this world today, we need to reflect now and then on the real values of life and the example she gave. Elizabeth Ann was born of upper-class Episcopalian parents in New York City. Her mother died and she was raised by her father's brother as a well-educated, refined young woman. At age 19 she married William Seton, age 25, son of a wealthy and socially-prominent family. They had five children. William contracted tuberculosis and died in Italy in 1803. Elizabeth saw very hard times. She had lost her husband, her fortune and even friends. She had been befriended by an Italian family named Filicchi. The deep faith of this family and their kindness in her hours of need led her to examine the Catholic faith. She then decided to convert to Catholicism. Her deep faith and love for humanity led her to live a most productive existence. She was invited by Archbishop John Carroll to establish a girls' school in Baltimore, Md. She received the title "Mother" and her community of sisters adopted a black habit and bonnet and became the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph. Through the generosity of Samuel Cooper, a seminarian, she was able to purchase a farm in Emmitsburg and open a school. During her lifetime she saw the beginning and subsequent growth of parochial schools in the United Mother Elizabeth Ann Bayley States. Her spiritual sisters and daughters served humanity here and in the missions throughout the world. Every human is served by the Sisters of Charity - Education, the sick, the needy, the unfortunate - in the missions they serve the lepers - they serve the unborn, newborn and the elderly. They love and serve many who are abandoned and unloved. These magnificent women of Charity are indeed a beacon we should look to. Indeed we should be proud of our "Mother Elizabeth Seton," who in 47 years was a dutiful and loving daughter, a dear wife, concerned mother, good friend, spiritual leader and humanitarian of the firslorder. In this time when women are being recognized for their achievements, here is a woman among women. Rejoice in this Celebration of the first American-born saint. This dear woman who valued life and loved the world has given us a message. It has come none too soon. Florence M. Cull em Burke Announces Jobs Available Expansion of the Federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) will assure jobs for up to 100 Town of Oyster Bay residents, Supervisor John W. Burke announced thisweek. "An expected increase of $6.8 million in federal funds for thts^ program in Nassau County will" not only permit current CETA employees to stay on through the end of this year and until June, 1976, but will provide for the placement of an additional 100 unemployed Town residents in positions with various municipalities throughout the County," Burke explained. Under the program, anyone unemployed for 30 days or more can apply for placement. Dependent of experience and the position to be filled, they will be paid $6,000, $7,500 or $9,000 per year. "The program provides a dual "benefit," Burke said. ''Not only is it offering the unemployed a job opportunity, but it is giving various local governing, bodies additional help at no additional cost. Our .Town currently has 20 people assigned to us in various departments. Burke said that while the employees placed through the CETA program were assigned to departments, the new openings will be for specific programs. "The new employees will be provided to municipalities for special projects only," Burke explained. "Therefore, in order to receive additional personnel (Continued on Page 8)
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Novell Acquires Datacenter Experts Platespin
Novell today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire PlateSpin Ltd. The purchasing price is said to be US$ 205 m.
"Novell will acquire PlateSpin for $205 million using current cash." according to a press release published today. The deal is expected to close during Novell's second fiscal quarter.
Toronto-based Platespin specializes in workload management and offers a portfolio of server virtualization, management disaster recovery solutions, including hardware.
will be integrated into Novell's Systems and Resource Management business unit. Platespin founder and CEO Stephen Pollack will become Vice President of this unit.
Platespin will be keeping its Canadian offices. The enterprise will continue to promote the development of its products after the take-over. Customers with existing products will continue to receive support. The product roadmap will include joint offerings, however, no product integration is envisaged at the present time. The Novell website has more details.
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Last week, we were teased with the first picture of PowerColor's Vortex III cooling solution. A little later that week, we also got reports that AMD's add-in board (AIB) partners are working on off-spec dual-GPU graphics accelerators, calling them "Radeon HD 7970 X2", even as AMD's own HD 7990 is on course. It turns out that the card the Vortex III is designed to cool is PowerColor's newest high-end creation, the Radeon HD 7970 X2 Devil13. Decked in red and black, the card is a custom-design dual-GPU graphics card from PowerColor, which incorporates two 28 nm Tahiti GPUs in CrossFire configuration. The GPUs have all their components enabled, and clocked on par with single-GPU Radeon HD 7970. The two GPU systems cumulatively hold 6 GB of GDDR5 memory (3 GB per GPU, over 384-bit wide interface). The card draws power from three 8-pin PCI-Express power connectors, and has a rated TDP of 525W. The card will be exhibited at Computex, where it will be further detailed. Source: DonanimHaber
I hope they put the weight of the card with big letters and flashy colours on the box. I can see a new business opportunity in the enthusiast department- GPU support holders in any shape and form for any case and size
This might be 200 Watts more then the GTX 690. But I would be willing to bet....it's more powerful @ stock then a Stock GTX 690. Plus this card also looks.... like an enthusiast card. More in lines compared with a classified version of the GTX 690 than a reference GTX 690. I would also argue..... you can overclock this puppy a lot higher then the GTX 690. (Just from the looks of it all speculation right now) If your an enthusiast going for records what do you care about the power usage anyway?
Who the heck would buy this game to play Diablo 3? But you could use it in benchmarks Like 3Dmark11. Or games like Metro 2033/2034, Crysis 2/3 and so on. Or Prima.Vera I guess this card would be for people who still aren't on CRT monitors at resolutions of 1024x768. Time to upgrade man? Plus if you bought this card for Diablo 3, WOW, and Starcraft 2 you deserve to loose all your money. Hey I'll make it easier for you. Just give it to me and I will put this card to work. Plus I would like to add.... If you are using your card just to play diablo 3 ..... both card companies should have stopped making cards after the HD 5770 and GTS 450. There is no reason to have anything more powerful.
Of course it's faster. Clocks make it fairly clear. Scaling is good on both sides. HD 7970 - 925MHz, X2 Devil13 - 1GHz GTX 680 - 1008MHz, GTX 690 - 915MHz. Hopefully, ASUS MARS III is on the way. Would be interesting to see such Titans battle.
What would have rather seen??? I would like to add though.... That this card seems like it will be ridiculously heavy! That's what my point is. Yes this card is power hungry! Yes this card will need 3 power connections! But the group of people that this card is aimed at ..... are not the ones that usually care about power efficiency. They are more concerned with just having the most powerful card out there. I too hope that the Asus Mars III is on the way also. That card will be a beast if is going to be made.
A card as ridiculous as this should definitely be metal and aluminum. Definitely not for the faint of heart......old school, my car has three carburetors, whats a ozone layer type folks.
Can't wait for the dual gpu market to shake up I just love such cards. The GTX690 has stellar performance but it fails on VRAM so my hope is on the dual Tahitis.
If nVidia released a monster like this, you all would slam that card into oblivion. "ZOMG, dat card needs OVER 9000 Power Supplies, LULZ!" AMD Releases a card just like that, and everyone is like yea, awesome, this card is a beast! And then the excuses about power consumption kick in, "well this card is aimed at enthusiasts, blah blah blah". The fan bias towards AMD on this site is staggering. I root for all three companies myself, Intel included, because we need competition to have innovation. I mean seriously, 525W? And somehow u guys are OK with that? SMH
Relax guys, this card doesn't use 525W. They just gave it 3 connectors so that when you overclock it, you can give it loads of power without stressing specific areas of your psu. If you want you can give a 7750 20 8pins, still wouldn't use 3075W...
This is where you fail The card is not designed by AMD, but PowerColor This is a custom design like the original Asus Mars and Ares etc, no one in their right mind complains about a card that is never designed with power efficiency in mind.
Facepalm at all you folks who think that the fact the card has claimed "rated TDP of 525W", meaning only it has three 8pin PCIe power connectors on board (3×150W+75W=525W) would mean the card consumes that said 525W. edit: wotevajjjj was quicker.
Would an AX 1200 be able to handle two of these bad boys? I have enough pci-e connectors just wondering power restraints wise. My specs: 3930k 32Gb Corsair Dominator GT 2133 240 Gb x 2 Intel 520's Raid 0 Corsair AX1200 Caviar Black 1tb Would I be good on power?


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Growing up in Brooklyn, N.Y., she spent her youth playing baseball and visiting the Brooklyn Museum. After she graduated from the University of Vermont with a degree in Art and Philosophy, she began at the NYU School of Journalism.
She left the school when she went to work for Fairchild Publications, at the Daily News Record as the Young Men's editor. She wrote features on male celebrities such as Leonard Bernstein, The Beatles and Robert Mitchum. In her career there, she interviewed many of the male fashion leaders of the day.
Hope's parents were in the textile business, providing fine evening clothes, and she grew up surrounded by fabrics and hand embroidery.
"Embroidery almost doesn't exist any more in this country," she said. "It may be done in India, it may be done in China, but it's an almost-extinct art form here. People don't even dress the same way anymore. You can go to the Metropolitan Opera House, and you see women in pants, men in jeans and leather bomber jackets, and just a sprinkling of evening clothes."
Much of Hope's art reflects her knowledge of textiles. Women in brightly-colored evening gowns with sparkling details, wall coverings painted with patterns from cultures far away, furniture with design details that have been repeated throughout human history.
"One of the first places I go when I get to a new area is the local applied arts museum, if one exists," Hope said. "That's really the social 'everything.' It encompasses the everyday objects, and social culture, and what is deemed worth preserving in a culture. Sword and gun handles and armor, military trappings. These are usually objects that are highly revered. And there is different patterning and different tooling in the different materials. Whatever is preserved and handed down, I'm always intrigued by that."
Much of Hope's art emphasizes the connections between the shape of the female, body and architecture, textiles, and decorative patterns.
"My art features women because, well, I'm a woman," she laughed. "I find the female body interesting, the curves are interesting to draw."
Hope's love of texture extends to the surfaces she paints on. Not only does she paint on paper and canvas, she paints on metal and Mylar.
"I love the texture of metal to paint on, it's very smooth, very hard," she explained. "I like the sense of the soft paint on the hard surface. And I like the fact that when I do metal pieces, you can see the metal through the paint."
Her work also shows the decorative nature of women's fashion, often with the monotone of menswear as a background to the colorful clothing worn by her female subjects.
"Go to any event, the men all look the same," she said. "For centuries, women were essentially accessories. Men don't have to undergo the same scrutiny. As men age, everything falls on them, too. But somehow, within the total package, they become distinguished. Women, on the other hand, become ignored. There is a certain peace in that. I remember when I would walk down the street when I was younger, I knew that it was a good day or a bad day depending on how many heads turned. Now I could walk down the street and no one would notice it, because there's an invisibility as one gets older. Some people regret it, but I find it very freeing."
Hope grew up around strong women. Her mom was a designer, her aunt was a doctor, and her female cousins were all role models.
"You don't have to raise the flag, you don't have to be a bra burner, to use an expression," she said "You just don't need permission to do anything. You don't have to ask. Just go and do it. I wasn't raised to feel resentment towards men, but I was taught to respect myself. Those were the values I was raised with, without it being preached."
Hope said, in her opinion, that women also have more choices today.
"They can have a career or be homemakers," she said. "Men explore more options, too. With the younger parents, men are expected to be more hands-on with their children. They change diapers, they get up in the night, and they expect to feed the children. They didn't see themselves in that role in the past. Things have changed so much in the last few years. I think the fathers are better off, and can now be excited about caring for their children."
Hope was raised in with a younger brother in Brooklyn, then as a young woman moved to Manhattan to work. She loved the cultural and social scene in the borough.
"There was always something going on. A gallery opening, a concert, or a party. It was a wonderful place to be a young woman."
She and Seymour, her husband, met on a blind date. In the year that they met, they had their first date on June 27, and became engaged on August 1. Forty-five years later, they have never looked back.
After their whirlwind romance came two children, both sons. The family lived in Great Neck, N.Y. and in Rhode Island, until the boys left home.
Then they headed back to theirbeloved Manhattan.
Hope started painting after the birth of her second child. She also continued her education, taking classes at the Museum of Modern Art, at the New York School, and with the Art Students League of New York. She brought photos of her paintings to a visiting gallery owner from the Hamptons. The next thing she knew, she was showing her work in the gallery. From there, her career blossomed.
"Painting was something that fit very well with having a family," Hope explains. "When we were in the British Virgin Islands on vacation, I would get up before anyone else, take my supplies to the beach, and paint. I could even use seawater when I was water painting. I painted for a couple of hours, then went back up to the house for breakfast with the family."
Hope greatly admires the men in her life. They are, as she says, "very solid citizens."
"They are the most dependable people I know," she said. "Or, as my daughter-in-law says, we know that they've got our backs. We have each other's backs. I can't even imagine what it would be like to go through life without people who I couldn't trust. I feel very lucky that I'm tolerated by such wonderful people."
It was one of her adult children who inadvertently brought the family to Boca Grande.
"In 1984, we were supposed to go skiing out in Aspen, but my oldest son broke his wrist playing football. We had gone to the orthopedist the day before, and his wrist wasn't healed. We were heartbroken. I had a cousin who lived in the British Virgin Islands, and my husband said he would call her. She always has great taste in homes and areas. She told us to come here. She was a member of the Boca Grande Club, and she found a place out here for us to stay."
In typical Boca fashion, Hope and her family are still friends with the people who rented them that first apartment.
"We just saw them two nights ago," she said. "It's wonderful here, the community."
They have been returning to Gasparilla Island ever since, and now have their own place at the Club. While they still split their time between Boca Grande and Manhattan, they are here every year from fall to spring.
Hope's work is on display in many galleries, including the State of the Arts Gallery in Sarasota, and in permanent collections of museums, schools, hospitals, and companies around the country. She will be among the featured artists at ArtPalmBeach at the Palm Beach County Convention Center this weekend. Her art will be also be shown at the Sandra Neustadter Gallery booth.


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Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
Every so often a film comes along that is original, quirky, poignant and surprising. 'Silver Linings Playbook' written and directed by David O' Russell ('The Fighter') is just such a movie.
The film explores the struggles, eccentricities and obsessions of everyday people. In this case the Solantano family. Pat Solantano Jr, (Bradley Cooper, who's never been better) has just spent 8 months in a mental hospital for beating up his co-worker and fellow teacher. Actually he practically killed the guy.
Now, I'm not condoning violence, but Pat did find the dude having sex with his wife, Nikki (Brea Bee) in the shower. To add insult to injury, Pat and Nikki's wedding song, 'My Cherie Amour' was playing in the background. Of course, now, everytime Pat hears that song playing, he goes absolutely crazy...which becomes problematic.
Anyway Pat is released to his parents, Pat Sr. (Robert DeNiro) and Dolores (Jacki Weaver, 'Animal Kingdom') custody and moves back into their home. Pat is determined to live a positive life and to find the silver lining in everything..
He's convinced that his new attitude will win back Nikki. While Pat is struggling to keep it all together, into his life walks super dysfunctional, Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence) a young, super depressed widow, who's policeman husband was killed in a car accident. For a long time, Tiffany drowned her sorrow by having sex with everyone in her office, leading to her dismissal.
Pat and Tiffany's relationshipm as well as Pat's relationship with his father, who has major OCD, is the heart of this film. DeNiro hasn't had a part this good in a long time. Yes, Pat Sr. is funny, but he's also a man terrified of losing control and De'Niro's brings a rawness to the part, that makes you care deeply about this character.
Cooper nails his complex character as well. Pat Jr. is an abrasive, vulnerable, explosive guy, who just happens to be bi-polar. Now that's alot to deal with.
Rounding out the cast is Chris Tucker as Pat's friend from the mental hospital, Anupam Kher, Pat's shrink, Julia Stiles as Tiffany's uptight sister and John Ortiz as her overly stressed, submissive husband.
I loved 'Silver Linings Playbook' which opens in theatres Friday November 17, 2012 and for that reason...I gave it 4 bagels out of 5. Check out our video for more of our banter and of course, for John's bagel rating.
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November 6, 2012 | 6:53 pm
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
'Skyfall' directed by the super talented Sam Mendes gives us a very different James Bond. Yes, he's still the charismatic, super macho male that loves sex, hot women, hot cars, gambling and kicking butt. But this time around, he's also vulnerable, slightly worn out and much more human.
And that's what makes this film one of the best of the Bond's.
Don't want to spoil the fun, so I'll just talk about the plot with broad strokes. The film begins in Instabul where Bond (Daniel Craig) finds fellow MI6 agent Ronson, critically wounded and the hard drive of a laptop missing. Bond goes after the thief/ hitman, Patrice (Ola Rapace) and what follows is a super exciting car chase, followed by a super exciting motorbike chase and ending with the two men brawling on the top of a moving train.
At the same time, fellow spy, Eve (Naomie Harris) who has the bad guy in the cross hairs is ordered by M (Judi Dench) to take the shot. Eve doesn't want to for fear of hitting Bond. But M is adamant...TAKE THE SHOT. She does...hits Bond and the super spy falls into a raging river.
That's right folks, Bond is dead...Well not really, but everyone thinks he is. And James likes it like that. Why shouldn't he. He's on an island somewhere in bed with a hot babe.
However when he finds out there's been an explosion at headquarters, he decides it's time for him to resurface. And it's a good thing too. Seems the Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee, Gareth Mallory (Ralph Fiennes) has informed M that the stolen computer disc contained the list of every undercover NATO agent embeded in terrorist organizations around the world and they are being killed.. He tells her that she showed poor judgement in handling the situation and it's time for her to retire.
Yeah, like that's going to happen. 'Skyfall' is basically a film about revenge. And no one does revenge better than Javier Bardem. He's absolutely fantastic as Raoul Silva the man determined to bring down M and her organization.
Rounding out the cast is Albert Finney, Ben Whishaw as Q and Berenice Marlole.
'Skyfall' which opens Friday November 9, 2012, written by Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and John Logan is an intelligent, exciting and in the end, surprising film that won't disappoint fans or those new to the genre.
I loved this film and gave it 4 1/2 bagels out of 5. Check out our video to see John's bagel rating and for more of our thoughts.
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November 4, 2012 | 5:51 pm
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
Okay I know what some of you may be thinking...A film about Abraham Lincoln...Boring!!! Let me assure you it's anything but...boring.
Steven Spielberg has directed a riverting, intense, exciting, fascinating film about the President of the U. S. that put everything on the line, to pass the 13th amendent to the constitution, which would end slavery, throughout the country. And let me tell you...that was no easy task.
These guys will do everything and anything to help get this done. Seward even hires a trio of hooligans (John Hawkes, Tim Blake Nelson and James Spader) to help get Lincoln the votes he needs, by any means necessary. They actually bring a wonderful comic relief to the film.
What I found most interesting, (and apparently forgot from my history classes) it was the Republicans that were anti-slavery. The Democrats were vehemently pro-slavery and it wasn't only the Southern democrats...New Jersey, New York, Massachusettes were not big on the whole freedom thing either.
'Lincoln' was written by the award- winning playwright, Tony Kushner ('Angeles In America') which he adapted from two best selling non fiction books...and he does a fantastic job in capturing Lincoln the man.
The scenes between the President and his high strung, nuerotic wife, Mary (Sally Field) and his son, Robert (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) are quite touching. Kutchner and Spielberg also captures what a shrewd and clever politican Lincoln was, willing to make back room deals to get this amendment pass.
And wow, did this guy love to tell stories...long ones, but always interesting especially the way Daniel Day Lewis tells them.
Lewis's performance is absolutely memorizing and I predict, he will get another Oscar for his work.
The film takes place in 1865...the war is still raging, but the South is losing. Lincoln has just four months to get this amendment passed. Once the war ends, it's over. No one will care about passing it...
The President is up against the clock. And even though, we all know how it turns out, you can't help but sit on the edge of your seat as the Congressman start to vote.
Watching this film with an election coming up, you can't help but think about, how far we've come, and how far will still have to go.
Speilberg, who I felt missed badly with 'War Horse' has redemmed himself with this epic film. And for that reason, I gave 'Lincoln' which opens in theatres, Friday November 9th, 5 bagels out of 5.
John wasn't as passionate as I was about the film, but he did enjoy it...kind of.
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November 1, 2012 | 7:11 pm
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
Whip Whitaker (Denzel Washington) has a secret...He's an alcholic/coke addict...Whip is also an extraordinary pilot who miraculously crash lands a plane after a mid-air catastrophe, saving all but 6 people on board.
After the crash, Whip is hailed a 'hero', but he certainly doesn't feel like one. To avoid the press, he escapes to his childhood farm where he tries to kick the booze.
At first, he's successful...Even has some help from an exjunkie (Kelly Reilly) who he met during his hospital stay. All goes well at first...No alchol and lots of loving from Kelly. But when National Transportation Board starts to investigate Whip for being high on the morning of the flight (which he was) Whip once again, picks up the bottle and doesn't put it down until...Well don't want to SPOIL anything, so I better move on.
The big problem I had with 'Flight' directed by Robert Zemckis ('Forest Gump', 'Castaway') is that the film had a very familiar, 'old fashion' feel to it. It's a story we've seen so many times...An alcoholic who won't face the fact that he is an 'alcoholic'.
There's really nothing new here. Denzel does a good job portraying a character in denial, but we never learn what causes him to drink...We never see or understand Whip's demons and for me, that's a big problem.
The supporting cast is fine...John Goodman as the comic relief, gives a very entertaining, over the top performance as Whip's drug dealer...
Don Cheadle, Whip's lawyer and Bruce Greenwood, head of Pilots union spend most of their time trying to keep Whip sober.
Finally, Brian Gereghty as Whip's born-again co-pilot was quite good.
'Flight' written by John Gatine, opens in theatres Friday, November 2, 2012. I gave it 2 1/2 bagels out of 5 with a schmeer.
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October 24, 2012 | 8:32 pm
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
'Cloud Atlas' is a film that some people, like myself, will find absolutely brilliant, while others, like John (the other half of 'Two Jews On Film') will feel just the opposite.
Some critics have already called it prententious as well as an indulgent mess. All these varying opinions simply prove one thing...When it comes to movies, art, music, culture...it's all so subjective.. Therefore, my suggestion, is...go see this film and judge for yourself.
'Cloud Atlas' directed and written by Lana Wachowski and her brother Andy of the 'Matrix' fame along with Tom Tykwe ('Run Lola Run') is based on David Mitchell's best selling novel of the same name.
The film spans five centuries and explores how the actions and consequences of individuals impact one another through the past, present and future. Characters meet and reunite...Are born and reborn. And...everything and everyone is connected.
One soul is shaped from a killer into a hero, and a single act of kindness ripples across centuries to inspire a revolution. 'Cloud Atlas begins in 2346, and in 1849, 1936, 2012, 2144 and back to 2346.
The film is part action, mystery, romance, scifi, fantasy and even at times, a comedy. There are six stories and the actors including Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Jim Broadbent, James D' Arcy, Hugh Grant, David Gyasi, Hugo Weaving, Ben Winshaw and the memorizing Doona Baein, play six different characters and they are all extraordinary, transcending genders in some cases.
When the film begins we meet Tom Hanks, a one eyed goat herder living in post apocalyptic Hawaii and then in 1849 as an evil ship's doctor. In 2012, he's a balding skinhead who becomes a pop star after he throws a critic off the roof.
Two of Halle's characters are a crusading San Francisco journalist in 1973 and the last survivor of a lost civilization in 2345..
One of my favorite character that Jim Sturgess plays is a a robot warrior from the future living in New Seoul. He falls in love with a sexy, socially outlawed genetically cloned slave,Sonmi-451 (Doona Baein) who spends her brief existence as a compliant restaurant server.
With the help of Sturgess, she starts gains enlightenment and starts a revolution.
I could write pages about this complex, intriguing, fascinating film, but then why would you go see it...And see it, you must.
"Cloud Atlas' opens in theatres, Friday October 26, 2012 and I gave it 4 1/2 bagels out of 5. Check out our video to see what John thought of this film and what I thought about his critique.and bagel rating.
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October 18, 2012 | 4:34 pm
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
Every so often a film comes along that lifts your spirits...That makes you feel like anything and everything is possible.
'The Sessions' starring John Hawkes and Helen Hunt is just such a film.
This is the true story of a man named Mark O'Brien, who lived in Berkely CA in the 1980's.
Mark is different from most people. He contacted polio as a child and is confined to an Iron Lung. The only part of his body that isn't paralyzed, is his head, which he can move slightly to the side. He is also dependent on a breathing tube and a caregiver.
But this isn't the tale of a disabled dude that lies around feeling sorry for himself.
On the contrary, Mark is a man who defeated the odds and not only graduated college, but went on to become a journalist and a poet.
The story begins in 1988 and as soon as you meet Mark, you can't help but like him. He's an intelligent, insightful guy, with a killer sense of humor....Oh and at the age of 38, he's still a virgin. And Mark wants to do something about that..
You see even though Mark's body is frail his penis works just fine.
Mark, a devout catholic, confesses to his priest (the wonderful William Macy) that he wants to know a woman in the biblical way.and asks him if this is wrong. After giving it some thought, the Father says GO FOR IT.
So with the Priest's blessing, Mark sets out to lose his virginity. He finds a sex surrogate, Cheryl (Helen Hunt) who has sexual intercourse with her clients and Mark's life will never be the same.
There are many reasons why I loved this film, but the two main ones are...John Hawkes and Helen Hunt who are absolutely amazing. Come Oscar time, they will be on everyone's list.
'The Sessions' written and directed by Ben Lewin is a film that will touch your heart. It will make you laugh, cry and definitely...inspire you. It's one of those movies that stays with you way after the credits roll and the lights come on.
And it's a film that John and I actually agreed on. That's right. We both gave it 4 1/2 bagels out of 5.
Check out our video to find out what else we thought about 'The Sessions' which opens in theatres Friday, October 19th, 2012.
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October 10, 2012 | 7:07 pm
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
Ten years ago, Scott Voss (Kevin James) was an excellent high school biology teacher. He was even voted 'Teacher Of The Year'. But ten years is a long time.
FLASH forward to the present...Scott couldn't care less about teaching. He works only to bring home a paycheck and is completely disillusioned with a school system that treats students like 'cattle'...who's only interested in moving them in and out, as quickly and as cheaply as possible..
For some reason, this wakes up the apathetic Scott and he tries to rally the other teachers and the staff to help him raise the $48,000 needed to keep the department going. Unfortunately, the only person interested in helping is Bella, (Salma Hayek) the school nurse, who Scott has been trying to date for over an year, only to get shot down by her over and over again.
Scott even takes a night job, teaching citizenship, to immigrants, for some extra money. It's here, that he meets ex Mix Martial Arts fighter, Nikko (Bas Rutten). Nikko needs some extra help in learning the finer points of our governemnt, so Scott agrees to tutor him.
When he goes over Nikko's house for their first lesson, he finds the fighter and several of his friends watching the UFC fight from Vegas on the t.v. . To his amazement, Voss discovers that a fighter can make up to $10,000 just for competing in one of these fights, and that's if he...loses.
Right then and there Scott, who just happens to be an ex college wrestling champ, realizes that this is the answer to school's money problems. Scott will become a MMA fighter and win the money. Oh and Nikko will become his trainer.
Piece of cake right?
Not exactly and that's what makes 'Here Comes The Boom' directed by Frank Coraci and written by Kevin James, Allan Loeb and Rock Reuben, a funny and yes, heartwarming film about how, it's.never to late to go after your dream, even if everyone around you thinks your nuts.
Yes, this film may be a little corny, predicitable and yes...we've seen it before with 'Rocky', 'Remember The Titans' and countless other films. It's the classic story of the underdog beating the odds. But so what?
The formula still works and in this crazy world, I believe that there's always room for one more 'feel good' movie and for that reason... I gave 'Here Comes The Boom' which opens in theatres, Friday, October 12, 2012...4 bagels out of 5.
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October 8, 2012 | 11:01 am
Posted by Joan Alperin-Schwartz
What does one little Shih Tzu named BONNY, Seven Psychopaths and one screenwriter suffering from writer's block have in common? Everything...At least in my favorite film of 2012 so far...
Screenwriter, Marty Faranan (Colin Farrel) is way past his deadline on his latest screenplay. If that's not enough to cause the poor dude major stress, his passive-aggressive girlfriend, Kaya (Abbie Cornish) is about to walk out on him.
Lucky for Marty, his BFF sometime actor/full time dognapper, Billy (Sam Rockwell, in a tour de force performance) is sticking by him...Actually a little too much. In fact, it's Billy's well-intentioned attempts to help his friend get over his writer's block, that sends Marty's life spiraling out of control.
You see, Billy is completely NUTS. He's one of the 7 Psychos. When he's not pursuing acting jobs, he along with his partner, Hans (the brilliant Christopher Walken in a part tailored made for him) are dognappers.
That's right folks...The pair steal dogs, keep them for a day or two and then return them to the distraught owners for a hefty reward. Things are going smoothly for Hans and Billy until...THEY STEAL THE WRONG DOG.
The dog is a Shih Tzu and his name is BONNY. The little guy belongs to an off the wall crazy gangster, aka psychopath, named Charlie Costello (Woody Harrelson at his best) Charlie loves Bonny to the point of obsession. You can't really blame him. The little four legged guy is adorable.
The scene between him and his dog sitter, Sharice (Gabourey Sidibe) who he blames for the kidnapping is absolutely priceless.
Anyway Charlie vows to kill whoever took his dog and he sets out to find those responsible. Suddenly, Billy, Marty and Hans find themselves going on one of the wildest rides of their life and that's just one of the elements that makes... 'Seven Psychopaths freaking brilliant.
The acting, the dialogue, the twists, the turns, the originality of the story, makes this the MUST SEE film of the year. It was written and directed by the super talented, academy award winner, Martin McDonagh ('In Bruges') who is also an award winning playwright as well.
The cast also includes Tom Waits, as the rabbit loving psychopath, Zachariah and Olga Kurylenko a psychopath groupie who is far from normal as they come.
I gave 'Seven Psychopaths' opens in theatres, Friday October 12, 2012 5 BIG bagels with the works. I absolutely loved everything about it and I bet you will too. John came in pretty close with his rating...which is something, considering how critical we all know he is.
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What does that mean? Is it code?
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I liked Eleanor's and Gill Alexander's audio diaries the most. I felt Alexander's logs gave more into the story and what would become of Eleanor.
I liked Eleanor's and Gill Alexander's audio diaries the most. I felt Alexander's logs gave more into the story and what would become of Eleanor.
Personally my favorite audio log, for BS2 had to be "Death of Fontaine" it was so freaking awesome how he said "say goodbye to Fontaine...and..(switches to Irish accent) hello to Atlas".
none of them could live up to greatness of bill mcDonnad (don't know if i spelled that right )
dog eat dog
oh and the one that the little boy billy did cant remember whats its called
Goodbye to Fontaine, loved all of Fotaine's but this was my favourite
I have to say my favorite is "Dog Eater" by Eleanor Lamb. also, i like the one in Ryan Amusments where the guy gets warped by Sophia Lamb, and shaves his head because it looked "Just like ryan's"
the dating tip diary reminded me of the diary in the first game, big night out
my favorite was by danial wales, were he says that if he sees lamb on the street he "would give her the back of his friggen hand" i couldnt stop laughing
I have two favorites *SPOILERS*The Audio Log in Mark Meltzer's Body was sooo good. Loved it Also the one were the kid Billy is talking about how he likes a little sister. I awwwed at that.
TBH, I liked all of them.
Might I add that the BioShock series has some darn good Voice Actors.
Aside from the "taking apart the tape recorder" one by Eleanor, I loved the one you all've been talking about, when "Atlas" is made up.
"...Like this is the first time I've ever had to dodge a bullet! Say goodbye to Fontaine, and say *sound of cocking a shotgun* *Changes to Atlas voice* 'ello to Atlas!"
Devin LeMasters is such a good audio log. I want to hear more of him in Bio 3. I really hope that he didn't die because he was such. A good character and I only heard him once
The Eleanor tape recorder one and the ones with Mark Meltzer. Funny and Sad .
all with meltzer !!!!!!!!!!! i just wish he didnt become a big daddy i wish you could help him fight the big sis
I think it would be meltzers choice. the one you get if you kill mark meltzer
I like the audio log you get from the little boy in Dionysus Park... it makes me sad to wonder what happened to him...
anything by Eleanor, Fontaine, and that little boy in Dionysus Park who liked the little sister and gave her stuff. They should've put one by Jack in it, that would've been cool. My absolute favorite is the one that you find in Fontaine's room.
I liked Fontaine's and Daniel Wales' audio diaries.
I liked Father Wales' diary about the creed of the Family. The Fontaine to Atlas one is good too. And also, Ryan's "Alone At Last"
the hello atlas is definitely great, but i heard it about 10 times because i saved while hearing it.
apart from that....anything from eleanor when she was a kid. especially dog eat or however was hilarious
"Life and it's Double"
Today I went outside! Outside into the halls of Rapture. And I found myself beside myself! Oh, how I love this war! The aromas! The sweet roasting of flesh, and the exquisite nasal burn of sulfur. The air ripe with the moans of defeat, the bellowings of victory! Such drama, and all so real. This, this is what the theater can never be, this is life!
I'll give you three guesses to who that is and the first two don't count.
Oh! I've got another one. A Gift From Billy. Such brilliant voice acting...
Just kidding. I found it for the first time today, and my ears rebelled against the rest of me. It was horrible.
"Agnus Dei"..........................................Suc h a waste of tape
I noticed one of Sofia Lambs audiotapes in Ryans Amusements says something about her giving birth to Eleanor, and how her maternal instinct was suggested to have been suppressed with Adam?
"Eleanor is progressing brilliantly. My physical participation in her birth was... minimized, of course -- it is vital that I am unhindered by nature's crude bias.
I will be, above all, her intellectual progenitor... loyal not to her, but to the people she will ultimately save.
But, I admit, it is with some measure of pride that I review her marks in standard intelligence tests.
As an agent of our beliefs... she may even surpass me."
That explains her lack of compassion for Eleanor, I guess I just didn't listen to it properly the first time round!
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I really enjoyed the young Eleanor logs the best as well. They were both sweet/creepy at the same time.
The "Such Freedom" audio diary located in Persephone.
Mlle Blanche de Glace, if I recall correctly.Delta was in top form today! The guards tried to make him take another dose of whatever the hell it is they're pumping into him, and he managed to take all 4 of 'em on at once. Snappin' legs and arms, blood EVERYwhere. They say one of the guys might not even wake up. I wish I could be that free...
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i have 2 the one with eleanor the ''Mr.Diarys" :L so cute. and the Mark Meltzer ones my fav ones of those are when hes trying to fight a big sister and he says "get back shes my little girl!" and the last one when he gets turn into a Big Daddy(Rumbler) and he is talking to Lamb saying "I dont care what you do to me aslong as im with Cindy you crazy *****!"
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made me lol when i heard it.
The one by Billy Parson.I find it cute,but also a bit sad.
"A gift from Billy"
"Dear yellow-eyed girl: My name is Billy and I saw you the other day at the merry-go-'round. I think you are very pretty and I like your blue dress and the songs you sing about angels. My mom says your dad is scary but I think he is strong and nice like a comic book hero. I got you a gift and put it in in the basement where nobody would find it. The secret code for the door is one-oh-eight-oh. I hope you like it. I will wave the next time I see you so you know it it's me."
But there are not so many funny ones like in the first game.
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I agree; all of them were amazing, except for a few here and there. The one that I thought was funny was the first one we pick up (forgot the name), but it talks about working. Says something like "if it feels like it's raining, you're fired". Don't remember it by memory, lol. I specially liked Eleanor's, though. Mostly the ones of when she was a little girl. Like the one where she records over her mom's log.
Eat Dog by Eleanor Lamb!
Fontaines one in his office at FF.
"Say goodbye to Fontaine-click of shotgun- and hello to Atlas!"
Also, the one where Eleanor starts the security alert.
Last edited by Homersimpson11; 03-11-2010 at 06:07 AM.
another one of my favorites is daniel wales on simon wales where he talks about giving lamb the back of his hand
MIne would be 'goodbye to fontaine'
"Goodbye fontaine and.... helloo to atlas"
i like the audio log in ryan amusments where sophia lamb told eleanor about how all of the other children where being raised on a dog eat dog diet and eleanor thought that they were actually eating dogs lol.
I like the audio diary Meltzer's Choice.You can find it by killing Meltzer at Fontaine Futuristics and loot his body.I think the diary is awesome because you get to see Meltzer's final fate.I also like the one where Gil Alexander was talking about creation of the Big Sisters and Rumbler Big Daddies


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Elizabeth Jolley was born in the industrial Midlands of England and came to Western Australia in 1959 with her husband. She published twenty-three books, including novels, short fiction, poetry, non-fiction and plays. Celebrated as one of Australia's major writers, she also established a formidable international reputation, with her books being widely published throughout the world. She received an Order of Australia for services to Australian literature and was awarded honorary doctorates from four universities. She died in February 2007.
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stubby wrote: my floppy penis gets first dibs on it for tradition's sake, but it doesn't seem likely that he'll want to stick around long enough to play.
Ham701 wrote:I cried when Hedwig died in The Deathly Hallows.
Zupponn wrote:GeneralOfDeath wrote:Ham701 wrote:I cried when Hedwig died in The Deathly Hallows.
I got mad when I read it, and boycotted the movie 'cuz I knew it'd suck.
I wanted Harry to die
Silverdream wrote:Silent-sigfig wrote:I laughed during Schindler's List.
I laughed while watching Roots and Schindler's List at the same time.
BFenix wrote:Silent-sigfig wrote:
Coolest 1000th post ever
GeneralOfDeath wrote:But why the owl? Harry should have redshirted for it.
Zupponn wrote:GeneralOfDeath wrote:But why the owl? Harry should have redshirted for it.
The thing I never got is, why is Voldermort considered so unbeatable? I mean, one well placed sniper and all your troubles are over.
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