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MS13 is "dog whistle" code for Illegal Alien Gangbanger.
Life in Prison means that he'll be out by age 37. By then he'll be a U.S. citizen due to the illusion of "Reform."
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The Effect of End Constraints on Protein Loop Kinematics Biophysical Journal, Volume 98, Issue 9, 5 May 2010, Pages 1976-1985 Steven Hayward and Akio Kitao Abstract Despite the prevalent involvement of loops in function little is known about how the constraining of end groups influences their kinematics. Using a linear inverse-kinematics approach and assuming fixed bond lengths, bond angles, and peptide bond torsions, as well as ignoring molecular interactions to assess the effect of the end-constraint only, it is shown that the constraint creates a closed surface in torsion angle space. For pentapeptides, the constraint gives rise to inaccessible regions in a Ramachandran plot. This complex and tightly curved surface produces interesting effects that may play a functional role. For example, a small change in one torsion angle can radically change the behavior of the whole loop. The constraint also produces long-range correlations, and structures exist where the correlation coefficient is 1.0 or −1.0 between rotations about bonds separated by >30 Å. Another application allows some torsion angles to be targeted to specified values while others are constrained. When this application was used on key torsions in lactate dehydrogenase, it was found that the functional loop first folds forward and then moves sideways. For horse liver alcohol dehydrogenase, it was confirmed that the functional loop's Pro-Pro motif creates a rigid arm in an NAD-activated switch for domain closure. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1082 kb) |
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The photoreaction quantum yield of rhodopsin is wavelength dependent: ϕ(λ) is reduced by up to 5% at wavelengths to the red of 500nm but is invariant (ϕ=0.65±0.01) between 450 and 500nm (Kim et al., 2001). To understand this nonstatistical internal conversion process, these results are compared with predictions of a Landau-Zener model for dynamic curve crossing. The initial distribution of excess photon energy in the 28 Franck-Condon active vibrational modes of rhodopsin is defined by a fully thermalized sum-over-states vibronic calculation. This calculation reveals that absorption by high-frequency unreactive modes (e.g., CC stretches) increases as the excitation wavelength is shifted from 570 to 450nm whereas relatively less energy is deposited into reactive low-frequency modes. This result qualitatively explains the experimentally observed wavelength dependence of ϕ(λ) for rhodopsin and reveals the importance of delocalized, torsional modes in the reactive pathway.


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Silky, sultry-voiced comic actress Joan Greenwood was the daughter of renowned British artist Sydney Earnshaw Greenwood. Trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she made her stage debut at age 18; three years later she was cast by actor/director Leslie Howard in the lead of the wartime morale-booster
The Gentle Sex
(1942). Some of her best film roles were concentrated in the years 1948-1958, among them the bewitching, blackmailing mistress of anti-hero Dennis Price in
Kind Hearts and Coronets
(1949), the mercenary lady friend of inventor Alec Guinness in
The Man in the White Suit
(1952), and the Honorable Gwendolen Fairfax in the 1952 filmization of Wilde's
The Importance of Being Earnest
. In 1954, she starred in her first Broadway production, The Confidential Clerk. Greenwood began the '60s with a surprisingly colorless damsel-in-distress role in
Mysterious Island
(1961) but made up for a bad start with her exquisite portrayal of Lady Bellaston in
Tom Jones
(1963), which earned her an Oscar nomination. In films right up to the year of her death, Joan Greenwood was the wife (and later widow) of British actor Andre Morrell. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Little Dorrit
Little Dorrit was intended as the cinematic equivalent to the mammoth, eight-hour Royal Shakespeare Company's staging of Charles Dickens' Nicholas Nickelby. The film was released to theaters in two parts, each running approximately three hours. The first part, subtitled "Nobody's Fault," introduced us to the seamstress title character (Sarah Pickering), who chooses to live in debtor's prison with her father (Alec Guinness). Good Samaritan Arthur Clennam (Derek Jacobi) endeavors to help both father and daughter. The second part, also known as "Little Dorrit's Story," details Dorrit's escape from penury to lasting happiness. Eschewing the usual 19th century-style British music often heard in Dickensian adaptations, director Christine Edzard creatively -- and effectively -- opts for the strains of Giuseppe Verdi. Edzard's eye for period detail is also deserving of unbounded praise. Unfortunately, part two of Little Dorrit spends nearly half of its running time recapping part one, utilizing much of the same footage. For those familiar with "Nobody's Fault," "Little Dorrit's Story" is more a redundancy than a continuation. Still, taken together, parts one and two all fully deserving of the enthusiastic critical commentary that greeted them upon their original release -- not to mention the multiple Academy Award nominations bestowed upon the project and its participants. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Derek Jacobi
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At Bertram's Hotel
Part of the British mystery series based on the books by Agatha Christie, Miss Marple: At Bertram's Hotel was first aired in 1986. Miss Jane Marple (Joan Hickman) takes a holiday at London's prestigious Bertram's Hotel. She senses criminal activity when Lady Bess Sedgwick (Caroline Blakiston) arrives on the scene. When a murder occurs, Miss Marple puts her holiday on hold to pursue another investigation. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Joan Hickson
Past Caring
In this conventional drama, Victor is a graying older man (Denholm Elliott) who loses his apartment in a fire. The blaze was caused by his own carelessness while wantonly pursuing the married neighbor. Once he is interned in an old folks' home because he has nowhere else to live, Victor muddies the calm waters by tossing aside the home's more objectionable rules. He eventually starts a relationship with the chief officer in charge, but their differences, in the end, might prove too much to overcome at any age. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Girls on Top [TV Series]
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Originally a nine-hour British miniseries, this film on the last four decades in the life of Richard Wagner may have taken its long-winded cue from the lengthy operas of the famous 19th-century German composer and musical theorist -- the Ring des Nibelungen is 14-15 hours in itself, divided into four separate operas. This biographical film begins when Wagner is first recognized for his work, yet in that same year, 1848, he was forced out of his homeland for his radical politics (he supported the unification of separate kingdoms under one Germany) and settled in Zurich for awhile. Focusing on character traits that are well-known and would not endear him to anyone, the film details his bigotry (a confirmed anti-Semitic), his insensitivity, and his obsession with money -- he went after the bottom line even if it meant losing friendships or ruining his marriage. Although Wagner is known for his music theory and the contribution he made to opera during his lifetime, very little attention is given to his actual works in this film. Venerable British thespians (Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Vanessa Redgrave, Joan Plowright, and Richard Burton as Wagner) light up the cast but not always with the same brightness. In the final analysis, the slow-paced story is simply too long in the telling, and even the visually sumptuous costumes and production design cannot make up for a slow script, uneven acting, and problems in direction. The film version runs 300 minutes. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Vanessa Redgrave
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Ellis Island
The seven-hour TV miniseries Ellis Island was adapted from a novel by Fred Mustard Stewart. Per its title, the film is a mosaic of subplots involving several European immigrants who passed through New York's Ellis Island before taking up residence in the Big Apple. Most of the characters are based on real people, notably the Irving Berlin-like musician played by Peter Riegert. Co-stars Faye Dunaway, Richard Burton (in his last film role) and Ann Jillian were honored with Emmy nominations. Ironically, this essentially American saga was largely filmed in London. Originally telecast November 11, 13, and 14, 1984, Ellis Island was re-edited and re-telecast in the summer of 1986, just in time for the Statue of Liberty Centennial. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Flame Is Love
This sudsy made-for-television melodrama is based on a Barbara Cartland novel and follows the romantic exploits of an American heiress who sets sail for exciting Paris at the turn-of-the-century. Initially she is going there to meet her fiance, but once there she ends up falling in love with a French journalist and nearly losing her life. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Timothy Dalton
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The Water Babies
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Lionel Jeffries directed Water Babies, a children's fantasy based on the story by Charles Kingsley that incorporates live-action and animation in the tradition of The Incredible Mr. Limpet. In Dickensian London, a 12-year-old chimney sweep's apprentice named Tom (Tommy Pender) has to put up with his boss, Grimes (James Mason), and his heavy drinking. One day, in the home of a client, Tom is accused of stealing the silverware. Tom makes a run for it and leaps into a pool, where he comes across a collection of animated characters. While submerged he helps to rescue "water babies," children held hostage by an eel and a shark. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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The Uncanny
In an attempt to sell his manuscript, a writer tries to persuade a prospective publisher that cats are ultimately evil by providing him with three different stories of kitty brutality in this anthology of horror. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi
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The Hound of the Baskervilles
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The concept behind the 1977 Hound of the Baskervilles involved having "underground" director Paul Morrissey bring an irreverent slant to the original Sherlock Holmes mystery. The film thus casts Peter Cook and Dudley Moore as Holmes and Watson, with such reliable British performers as Terry-Thomas, Joan Greenwood, Denholm Elliott, Hugh Griffith, Spike Milligan, and Roy Kinnear in cameos. Producer Michael White took on the project; it mirrored his previous experience of combining spoofery and fidelity to source material with Monty Python's Jabberwocky. Examples of the film's zaniness include the casting of a lovable Irish wolfhound as the "deadly" Baskerville mastiff and having Holmes and Watson speak in thick provincial accents. For its American release, Hound of the Baskervilles was whittled down to 78 minutes, with several of its scenes out of sequence. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Girl Stroke Boy
In this comedy, the WASPy parents of an adolescent son, who heretofore showed no interest at all in the opposite sex, are shocked when he suddenly brings home an androgynous girl from the West Indies. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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A voluptuous outer space agent travels to another galaxy in search of a missing inventor in this science fiction send-up. Barbarella (Jane Fonda), an interstellar representative of the united Earth government in the 41st century, is dispatched to locate scientist Durand Durand, whose positronic ray, if not recovered, could signal the end of humanity. Outfitted in an array of stunning Star Trek/Bond girl outfits and cruising around in a plush, psychedelic spaceship, Barbarella travels to the Tau Seti system and promptly crash-lands. She then spends the rest of the film discovering the joys of interstellar sex with a keeper of feral children (Ugo Tognazzi), a blind, beatific angel (John Phillip Law), and an inept revolutionary named Dildano (David Hemmings). Slowly but surely, she also finds her way to Durand Durand by moving from one exotic, Wizard of Oz-style locale to another. Along the way, she meets the kindly Professor Ping (a surprisingly verbal Marcel Marceau), a Eurotrash dominatrix named the Great Tyrant (Rolling Stones gal pal Anita Pallenberg), and the Concierge (Milo O'Shea), a strangely familiar lackey of the Great Tyrant who tries to destroy Barbarella with his great big organ of love. Jean-Claude Forest, who created the character Barbarella in 1962 for V-Magazine, served as visual advisor on the adaptation. The film's missing scientist character famously inspired the band name of '80s pop stars Duran Duran (who altered the spelling slightly). Almost two decades later, the film also inspired electronic act Matmos, which was named after the aqueous personification of evil unleashed by the Concierge at the movie's climax. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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The Moon-Spinners
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Disney produced this distilled Hitchcockian suspense yarn, diluted for the consumption of children. Hayley Mills stars as Nikky Ferris who is spending time in Crete at a small inn called The Moon-Spinners with her Aunt Frances (Joan Greenwood). One day Nikky discovers a handsome young man, Mark Camford (Peter McEnery), wounded in an empty church nearby. It turns out that Mark was once a London bank messenger, but he lost his job after a major jewel robbery. Tagged as a suspect, Mark has made his way to the inn to gather evidence against the inn's owner, Stratos (Eli Wallach), who Mark thinks is the real jewel thief. Nikky and Mark fall in love and decide to capture Stratos together. Silent screen vamp Pola Negri makes a luminous appearance as a jewelry aficionado. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Tom Jones
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Tony Richardson's adaptation of Henry Fielding's classic novel was one of the most critically acclaimed and popular comedies of its time, winning four Academy Awards, including Best Picture. The film follows Tom Jones (Albert Finney), a country boy who becomes one of the wildest playboys in 18th century England, developing a ravenous taste for women, food, and rowdy adventures. Over the course of the film, Jones tries to amass his own fortune and win the heart of Sophie (Susannah York). Not only does John Osborne's Oscar-winning screenplay stay true to the tone of the novel, but the cast -- including Lynn Redgrave in her first screen role -- tears into the story with spirited abandon, making the movie a wildly entertaining and witty experience. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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The Amorous Mr. Prawn
Based on Anthony Kimmins' stage success The Amorous Prawn, this British light comedy stars Joan Greenwood as the wife of an Army general (Cecil Parker). Having fallen upon hard times, the wife hits upon a scheme to raise some quick cash. She opens her husband's highland headquarters to visiting salmon fishermen, a circumstance that displeases the general when several of those anglers turn out to be handsome young men. On the assumption that American audiences would think The Amorous Prawn was a film about shrimp instead of salmon, the US distributor added the "Mr." to the original. When filmgoers failed to respond, the picture was re-retitled The Playgirl and the War Minister, a shameless attempt to exploit the then-current Profumo political scandal. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Joan Greenwood
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Mysterious Island
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Filmed at least nine times over the last nine decades, Jules Verne's Mysterious Island received its most popular picturization in the hands of producer Charles Schneer, director Cy Endfield and special-effects maestro Ray Harryhausen. During the Civil War, several P.O.W.s led by Gary Merrill escape from a southern stockade in a huge observation balloon. Buffeted about by a violent storm, the balloon lands on an unchartered island somewhere near New Zealand. The fugitives soon discover that this is no ordinary desert isle, especially after being attacked by a giant-sized crab. Joined by a pair of shipwrecked British gentlewomen (Joan Greenwood and Beth Rogan), the castaways find evidence that the island has been previously inhabited-and that they're all being watched. Sure enough, it turns out that the island is the domain of Captain Nemo (Herbert Lom), skipper of the futuristic underwater vessel
. Having failed to end all wars by blasting battleships out of the sea, Nemo is now experimenting with new means of ending starvation in the world: hence the outsized crabs and birds that the castaways have confronted. Before Nemo can spread his goodwill elsewhere, he is destroyed by the island's volcano, while the others manage to escape in the
. As in 1957's 7th Voyage of Sinbad, the combination of Ray Harryhausen and musical composer Bernard Herrmann is unbeatable; otherwise, Mysterious Island tends to slow to a halt in-between its spectacular special-effects highlights. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Joan Greenwood
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Lucky Jim
Lucky Jim is based on the same-named satirical novel by Kingsley Amis. The hero, Jim Dixon (Ian Carmichael), is a well-intentioned junior history professor in an unnamed British university. Hoping to impress the new chancellor, Jim succeeds only in bollixing up everything he touches. When he's not stuck in the middle of a slapstick car chase, Jim is trying to think up an excuse for that slightly inebriated blonde with whom he is innocently sharing a boudoir. Blunder piles upon blunder, until it looks as though Jim's chances at survival in the university are slim to none. But Fortune smiles upon fools and Kingsley Amis heroes, thus there's a happy ending. Lucky Jim delivers the laughs in full measure, though it's hardly the best of the Boulting Brothers productions of the 1950s. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Stage Struck
This remake of Zoe Akins' Morning Glory stars Susan Strasberg as Eva Lovelace, the role that won Katharine Hepburn her first Oscar back in 1933. Fresh from the midwest, the starry-eyed Eva arrives in New York, convinced that she has what it takes to be Broadway's greatest actress. Armed with more chutzpah than talent, Eva proves fascinating to big-time producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda) and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer, in his film debut). But the realization of her girl remains just outside of Eva's reach until she replaces temperamental star Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood) on the opening night of Sheridan's newest play. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Susan Strasberg
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Hallmark Hall of Fame: Man and Superman
Maurice Evans adapted his 1947 Broadway production of George Bernard Shaw's 1903 stage comedy Man and Superman for this 90-minute Hallmark Hall of Fame special. Evans himself played the obligatory "voice of Shaw" character, a confirmed bachelor named John Tanner. Despite his witty (and amusingly long-winded) explanations of why he has chosen to remain single, Tanner is foredoomed to march down the altar by the charmingly persistent Ann Whitefield (Joan Greenwood), John's self-appointed young ward. Malcolm Keen (Roebuck Ramsden) and Chet Stratton (Octavius) repeat their roles from Evans' earlier Broadway version. Man and Superman originally aired live and in color. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In the 1750s, young orphan John Mohune (Jon Whiteley) arrives at the seaside Dorset village of Moonfleet seeking Jeremy Fox (Stewart Granger), a one-time "friend" of his late mother, to whom she has turned over care of the boy. Fox exudes an aura of class and bravado, along with an obvious love of life and the finer things it can offer, all of which combine to make him a beguiling presence to one and all, including the larcenous, decadent local nobility (George Sanders) and a band of cut-throats led by Elzevir Block (Sean McClory), to whom he has more than a passing acquaintance. In his innocence, John -- oblivious to the fact that Jeremy runs a murderous smuggling ring -- instantly accepts this man as a loyal friend (and, indeed, a man to be loved and trusted like a parent, precisely because his mother has consigned him to his care). And Jeremy, initially disdainful of the boy, finds himself moved by the latter's willingness to love him and see his better nature, which does come out (with some resistance) under his coaxing, and reluctantly becomes his guardian. But there are too many nefarious goings on in and around Moonfleet, between smugglers and the authorities pursuing them, and the Mohune family's dark history, to keep John safe from danger. His life is placed at risk when he stumbles on the secret of old "Redbeard," the Mohune patriarch who betrayed law and morality, selling his soul for a priceless diamond, which has long been believed lost. Before long, young John knows too much about the smugglers for their comfort, despite Jeremy's protection -- and when he accidentally discovers a clue to the location of Redbeard's diamond, even Jeremy can't resist the chance for that prize, even if he has to cheat the boy out of his birthright. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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Monsieur Ripois
Rene Clement's Monsieur Ripois was released in English-speaking countries as The Knave of Hearts and Lovers, Happy Lovers. Relying heavily on voiceover narration and subjective camerawork, the film has Gerard Phillipe in the title role. Believing himself to be love with his wife's best friend (Natasha Parry), Ripois pours out his heart to her by recounting his past amours. Though he has known many women, he has never truly loved any of them. This has proved more troublesome for Ripois than for the ladies in his life, but somehow he never learns his lesson--not even during the film's final scene. British actresses Valerie Hobson and Joan Greenwood are well cast as Ripois' wife and former girlfriend, respectively, while Germaine Montero has an effective cameo as a warm-hearted prostitute. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Germaine Montero
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Young Wives' Tale
The young wife with a tale to tell is Joan Greenwood, who with husband Nigel Patrick shares a tiny house with several other people. One couple, Derek Farr and Helen Cherry, are as annoyingly "perfect" as the rest of the boarders are not. Much of the comedy hinges on the kookiness of young boarder Audrey Hepburn, just on the verge of stardom (the film was made sometime before Hepburn's breakthrough film Roman Holiday, but released afterward). The usual misunderstandings and mixups form the final scenes of this rambunctious farce. Young Wives' Tale is based on a popular British play by Ronald Jeans. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Nigel Patrick
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The Detective
Alec Guinness stars as Father Brown, full-time priest and part-time sleuth, in this comic mystery based on the character created by novelist G.K. Chesterton. When Father Brown is entrusted with transporting a valuable religious artifact from London to Rome, he's understandably upset when it's stolen from him. Brown has reason to believe that a notorious international thief lifted the cross he was carrying, and the good Father finds himself on a dual-purpose mission: to recover the stolen goods and to compel the thief to repent before God. The supporting cast includes Peter Finch, Joan Greenwood, and Cecil Parker as the Bishop. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Importance of Being Earnest
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Anthony Asquith's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's witty play of mistaken identities stars Michael Redgrave as rich bachelor Jack Worthing. Jack's friend is Algernon Moncrieft (Michael Denison), a poor bloke living on credit. Jack refers mysteriously to Algernon about his country retreat, which drives Algernon to distraction, trying to figure out where Jack goes on the weekends. Jack is also in love with Algernon's attractive cousin Gwendolen (Joan Greenwood). He also has a ward, Cecily Cardew (Dorothy Tutin), who lives at the country estate and studies with local spinster Miss Prism (Margaret Rutherford). When Algernon learns of Cecily, he arrives at the country home claiming to be Jack's brother Earnest, knowing Jack had previously regaled Cecily with tales of having to bail the fictitious Earnest out of scrapes so he could sneak out to the city. Having set her eyes on "Earnest" in the flesh after having heard countless tales of his intrigues, Cecily immediately falls in love with Earnest. Meanwhile, Jack comes back to the country dressed in black, determined to announce to the group the demise of the fictional Earnest. As a result, Jack is stupefied when he sees Earnest standing in front of him. Meanwhile, Algernon's aunt, Lady Bracknell (Edith Evans) refuses to grant permission for Jack and Gwendolen's engagement. However, when Lady Bracknell finds out that Algernon is in love with Cecily, she asks Jack for his blessing on their marriage. Of course, Jack won't give his blessing until Lady Bracknell gives her blessing to his proposed marriage to Gwendolen. All is at a standstill until Lady Bracknell recognizes Miss Prism as a governess from the past who holds secrets concerning both Jack and Algernon. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Edith Evans
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Flesh and Blood
Three generations of a Scottish clan are chronicled in this melodramatic saga. The film starts with the death of a sickly med student in a Glasgow slum. His fiancee also dies in childbirth. Her brother, who survives, begins raising her baby girl who grows up to have an affair with a lab assistant. Her "father" disapprove and threatens to destroy the wedding. She retaliates by poisoning him and then gets married. She bears a son. Unfortunately she has never recovered from the guilt of her earlier murder and ends up taking her own life. Later her son grows up to discover a vaccine for a fatal disease. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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By: Maria Moore
This past Monday, May 10, about 100 residents gathered at Town Hall for a public forum to collect residents' ideas of future uses for the town-owned property, Brodie Park South located across the way from Brodie Park on West Hill Road. This public forum was hosted by representatives from several groups with special interests in the future of the park; see our May 6 article The Future of Brodie Park South: Invitation To Give Your Input setting the stage for this forum. The forum was moderated by Dan Eddy, member of the Rec Commission which is spearheading a feasibility study of Brodie Park South in order to develop a long-term plan for the use of the park.
Dan started the meeting by saying that he had recently discovered that the whole of Brodie Park South is in the Nepaug Watershed District and that he will be looking into whether that has any effect on possible uses of the parcel. Dan said that some of the uses that have been proposed for the park include reestablishing the golf course, establishing play space for youth sports and locating a Senior Center there. He added that the study will probably take a year and there is no money available to immediately follow up on it.
Residents' input at the meeting included the following:
- A resident suggested submitting the plan developed by the group to a town meeting for approval. Dan responded that the group would take that into consideration.
- A resident asked why the current Senior Center was no longer going to be used. Andy Riess, representative of the Seniors in the study group, said that the present center was too small and that it had no cooking facilities.
- A resident asked whether the study would be a collaborative effort of all the members of the group. Dan Eddy said it would be.
- A reporter from a neighboring town asked why there was a push to develop this property when the town was so protective of its open space. Â Dan answered that the property has the potential for many uses.
- A resident who is a member of the football group said that the group really needs a multi-purpose field.
- A resident asked about a design for a sports field that had been presented at a Planning and Zoning meeting. Dan responded that Youth Sports had gotten their own plan together for use of the meadow area.
- A resident suggested using 5-6 acres for a multipurpose athletic field.
- A resident commented that the town is looking for a master plan, and then P&Z could move forward on 5-6 plans at the same time. Dan said that was the philosophy: to come up with a package.
- Another resident commented that the different ideas would be mutually exclusive, to which Dan said that they would hopefully integrate all the ideas, and that the goal is not to have a piecemeal approach.
- A resident asked whether the group was going to look at integrating Brodie North into the plan, that it seemed the smart thing to do.
- The comment was made that there already was a plan in place for Brodie Park North.
- A resident then suggested that the study group should take a look at the plan that dated from when the property was first bought. She added that she understood the needs of today need to be met.
- A resident who had just joined the meeting said that he didn't think the term "football stadium" was broad enough; he suggested they should refer to it as a "multipurpose field."
Dan added context to the Youth Sports' need for more room; he said that two-thirds of the student population plays sports and the fields at Brown's Corner that were laid out for soccer have now been lined for football and baseball as well, something that can be very confusing to 2nd and 3rd grade players.
Shortly after 8:00 p.m., the Economic Development Commission (EDC) members joined the Public Input Forum. The EDC meeting was scheduled for the same evening and at the same time as the forum and as soon as the EDC meeting ended, about a half-dozen EDC members joined the forum.
Residents' input continued as follows:
- A resident suggested exploiting the natural resources of the property, i.e. natural gas, something that he said he was not really in favor of but that might be worth considering.
- A resident wanted some ability to walk dogs on the property. He said that he had been told that the "football people" want all dogs banned, which was immediately denied by a "football person" who said that "football loves dogs."
- Another resident said that an important aspect missing was the current use of the land, and that the property was a popular place for people to walk their dogs. A discussion followed on whether dogs were allowed on the property; some said there were signs prohibiting dogs on the property, and others said there were no signs. One resident said that when the original plan had been done, it had said no dogs. "It did say 'No dogs' "she emphasized. Dan said that he was sure they could make accommodation for those types of uses.
- A resident emphasized that, in his view, the very important point was that the group was disregarding the current uses of the property. The answer came that that was why people were asked to that evening's meeting.
- A resident said that whatever the use the park might be put to ~ tennis, bocci, etc. ~ that they use organic means of fertilizing the fields to protect the lake nearby.
- A resident asked that what's already at Brodie Park South be respected, and specifically he asked whether the 2 1/2 to 3 miles of hiking trails would be affected and whether there would be a buffer zone. Dan answered that they don't practice near the hiking trails and that everyone's input is important to help generate a comprehensive plan and at that point the study group would have a similar type meeting to fine tune the plan.
- A resident commented he was in favor of multipurpose fields, that they want to bring the community together and that is an excellent way of doing that. He and another resident both said that the town had done an excellent job in doing that.
- The First Selectman, Dan Jerram said that he loves the hiking there and he mentioned a bike trail. He said there'll be more meetings and that with 150 acres he thinks there's enough land there for a piece for everybody.
- A resident agreed with the First Selectman and added that maybe this is an opportunity for the property to be named protected space.
- There was a suggestion of a nature trail that would go all around the property.
- A comment was made (by Dan Eddy?) that once they know what's actually up at the property, when they know what's in the report (that the Rec, Open Space and Conservation Commissions are paying to have done) they can consider the suggestions.
- A resident commented that the property was a very valuable asset and that rather than try to match the asset to the need, maybe they should look at trading the site for for something more suitable.
- Mary Kent, the Chairwoman of the Commission on Aging said that the seniors of the future will want to be a part of the plan, they will be hiking and biking, etc.
- A resident commented that if they look at the original plan for Brodie Park, it was to make the park the recreation center of the town. Â The resident said they should engage as many people as possible and that they should develop new language that would be a little more open to meet the needs of the future. The resident gave lacrosse as an example of a sport that would soon be coming.
- Bill Michaud, Chairman of the Open Space Commission and a member of the study group said that he doesn't see a conflict between open space and the use of the property by townspeople. He said they should review the language of protection of open space, look at the input and see what fits and what doesn't fit.
- A resident said that the town should look at buying the the Hurley building (on Greenwoods Road), that it is an historical building and with the flat field next to it, it could be used as a combination youth and senior center. Â Dan answered that they had already talked to the owner and that he doesn't want to sell it.
- A resident said that not everyone has the same visual of the property and she suggested organizing a town outing or a town picnic so that the proponents of the different ideas could show where they would put their projects.
- A resident said that a 30-50 year plan for the property should include a school.
- A resident commented that having a master plan is pretty important at least from what we want to see as a whole. His concern is that as different things pop up they want a piece of the property and that at some point, we don't want everything. A master plan would show a long and short-term plan.
- the same resident as above voiced his concern that the development of the property is in conflict with the town's Plan of Conservation and Development (POCAD) which says that development should be focused on using existing infrastructure. He said we should be looking at the Antolini School property which has enough space for the fields. He said that when the Plan of Conservation was being written they had heard over and over "We want to preserve the rural character of the town." He said that if we develop one part we will be changing the character of that area. The town supports open space, he said and this is currently unprotected open space. He emphasized that we should look at a different location for this (development) because it doesn't fit with open space.
- The same resident as above said that it comes back to what to do with the space: the space is not unused but is currently being used. "It's a jewel" he said and he suggested we continue using it as now. Another resident responded to the above by saying that he was discounting other jewels that the town has.
- A resident said we need to look at the components of the environment with a baseline study. Dan Eddy said that the study being done includes the current wetlands.
- A resident asked a question about Mr. Helt's house (Mr. Helt had been the caretaker of the property while it was owned by the Brodie family before the town acquired it). He was told that Mr. Helt had lived in the house now known as Brodie House and he had moved across from the park when he had bought his own house.
- A resident said that she had heard older residents of the town say that when the town had acquired the property, Mr. Brodie had wanted a clause that none of the property could be sold off. The answer came that there was no restriction in the deed. Another resident said that Mr. Brodie had been surprised that it was not in there.
- Another resident said that the solution was to use existing infrastructure, that it may be less costly than developing new infrastructure.
After all residents had given their input, Dan Eddy said that he welcomed additional input from residents which they could email to him at: email@example.com.
The next step: The group is having a baseline study of the Brodie Park South property done by the Northwest Conservation District. The study, which is being paid for by the Rec commission, the Open Space Commission and the Conservation Commission, will provide general wetlands information, as well as information about the flora and fauna and the topography of the land ~ a snapshot of what the land currently holds. The study is due to be completed by May 17. We will provide updates as more information becomes available on the development of a future plan for Brodie Park South.


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Jags catch their Fisch
By AJ Mass
ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter reports on yet another offensive coordinator position getting filed this morning, as the coaching dominos start to fall one by one.
Schefter says Jacksonville will name Jedd Fisch to be the OC under new head coach Gus Bradley. Fisch had held the same position at the University of Miami this past season. Prior to that, Fisch had worked with Bradley in Seattle, serving as the quarterbacks coach under Pete Carroll.
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7 Easy Chicken Recipes for Gluten-Free Cooks
When it's time to start dinner, easy chicken recipes are a good thing to have. So, today I'm sharing my 7 most popular gluten-free chicken recipes.
From slow cooked in the crockpot, to roasted in the oven and everything in between, all are simple, no-fuss dishes. Each one makes a meal that you and your whole family can enjoy. That's the way gluten-free cooking should be – strictly safe for those who need to eat a gluten-free diet, but delicious and flavorful for everyone to enjoy.
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Roasted Chicken Breasts – Gluten-Free & Paleo, Too!
This gluten-free chicken recipe is flavorful and simple, yet is easy to serve and it looks great on the plate, too.
And there isn't a lot of clean-up afterwards, either. In fact, when I served this delicious meal to our dinner guests yesterday evening, it was so well received that there weren't even any left-over veggies to put away!
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Gluten-Free Chicken Stir-Fry with Celery and Onion Is a Quick Meal to Make
If you like tender, hot bites of chicken with crisp-tender vegetables, this gluten-free chicken stir-fry will make a quick and easy meal for you. You can modify it easily to satisfy your family's tastes, even if you're cooking for a gluten-free diet and a regular diet at the same time, simply by adding or changing the vegetables.
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Gluten-Free Chicken Stew with Carrots and Celery
After a holiday week, some old standbys for a weeknight meal look interesting again. Not that I don't usually cook a regular meal on weeknights, but those aren't all-out, extravagant dishes with all the bells and whistles. They're more like "what can I cook that'll taste good and also be relatively healthy for us." An easy chicken dish like this fills that need for a weeknight meal.
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A privately-owned Vodochody L-29 Delfin jet trainer (file photo below) went down in Table Bay near Milnerton South Africa on Friday. Authorities haven't released the name of the pilot who was killed in the crash. Police believe he was the sole occupant.
The aircraft was participating in the African Aerospace and Defence (AAD) exhibition in Cape Town. Authorities told the Independent Online that the pilot was conducting a "validation flight" in connection with the exhibition.
The L-29 is the first Czechoslovakian designed and built jet aircraft. Designed in the late fifties, the Delfin (Czech for Dolphin) weighs approximately 7500 lbs and has a reported top speed of nearly 350 knots.
Eyewitnesses reported two groups of four planes practicing formation. One flew too low and hit the water raising "a huge spout of water."
Witnesses also said a helicopter had tried to rescue the pilot shortly after the accident, but that attempt failed because rescue divers were unable to untangle a deployed parachute. It's not known if the pilot was alive at that time.
Cape Town harbor police arrived on the scene an hour later and pulled the pilot's body from the bay into a boat.
The exhibition flying was to be part of an air show opening today at Ysterplaat Air Force Base near Table Bay. In what's being billed as the major attraction of the Africa Aerospace and Defense 2006 trade exhibition, the airshow usually attracts thousands.
The L-29 is described by Globalsecurity.org as a robust aircraft able to operate from unimproved runways. Around 3600 copies were made with the majority going to the Soviet Union for use as jet trainers.
According to Warbirdalley.com, the L-29 has become popular on the jet warbird market, mostly in the US, but also in England, Italy and South Africa.
The South African Civil Aviation Authority is already on the scene and has begun its investigation.
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By Mayo Clinic staffAs with any major surgery, septoplasty carries risks, such as bleeding, infection and an adverse reaction to the anesthesia. Other possible risks specific to septoplasty include:
- Persistence in previous symptoms, such as nasal obstruction, despite surgery
- Excessive bleeding
- A change in the shape of your nose
- An opening in the septum (septal perforation)
- A decrease in the sense of smell
- A collection of blood in the nasal space that would need to be drained (septal hematoma)
- A temporary numb sensation by the upper gum or teeth
Additional surgery may be required to treat some of these complications or if the outcome of the surgery doesn't match your expectations. Talk to your doctor about your specific risks before surgery.
- Septoplasty and turbinate surgery. American Rhinologic Society. http://care.american-rhinologic.org/septoplasty_turbinates. Accessed May 15, 2013.
- Fact sheet: Deviated septum. American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. http://www.entnet.org/HealthInformation/deviatedSeptum.cfm. Accessed May 15, 2013.
- Flint PW, et al. Cummings Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Mosby Elsevier; 2010. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/about.do?about=true&eid=4-u1.0-B978-0-323-05283-2..X0001-8--TOP&isbn=978-0-323-05283-2&uniqId=230100505-57. Accessed May 17, 2013.
- Preparing for nose surgery. American Society of Plastic Surgeons. http://www.plasticsurgery.org/cosmetic-procedures/nose-surgery-.html?sub=Preparing%20for%20nose%20surgery. Accessed May 15, 2013.
- Q & A: Stop smoking. American Society of Anesthesiologists. http://www.lifelinetomodernmedicine.com/Anesthesia-Topics/QA-Stop-Smoking.aspx. Accessed May 17, 2013.
- What to expect during your nose surgery consultation. American Society of Plastic Surgeons. http://www.plasticsurgery.org/cosmetic-procedures/nose-surgery-.html?sub=What%20to%20expect%20during%20your%20nose%20surgery%20consultation. Accessed May 17, 2013.
- Pallanch JF (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. June 23, 2013.


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Assassin is pretty much one click wonder.
It gets boring but the 1-2k crits always makes it that much more satisfying.
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What Irma2 said.
Assassin is pretty much one click wonder.
It gets boring but the 1-2k crits always makes it that much more satisfying.
And there was much rejoicing (unless your name is Laurrrr, then there was none)
What is love?
Sepshuel takits, WhiteRa all the way!
I bring vodka we make this party better k?
Damn youuuuuu, this is unfair, caps are removed from my post, Censorship my only weakness, I'll be backkkkkkk :(
inb4 it not arriving in the 15th and everybody going awww when it allready happened 10 times now.
That moment that I haven't played TQ in such a long time I dont even rememeber any of the legendary weapons.
Valve didnt really make it thought, they got the original devs of DotA Allstars, and said, heres our engine and some of our best animators/whatever, go make DotA 2 and make us lots of money.
And the winning award goes to...
Drumroll please.
Anyway, I still getting my 120mb connection from virgin, but yeah, if you payed for unlimented and they dont give you...
My point exactly, dont you remember the time when Valve was gonna sue blizzard because a mod in starcraft 2 was called Dota 2?
you see?
All these coporations are greedy as fuck as the next one,...
Not suing, warning that DotA is a free name and not for commercial practisises, they aren't suing yet.
Kotuko is just being the attention whore it is and trying to make fanboys rage.
And its...
Dat sexual innuendo!
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I don' like it, somehow, I am from '08 and somehow, laurrr has more posts, even Darklightr D;
Thats laurrr dude, I kind of sometimes thing hes a android or some shit, progammed to find everything free
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Maybe its US only?
I got a 50% off valve if your interested :3
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- Manufacturer: iLuv (http://www.iluv.co.uk/)
- Pros: Delicious looks, attention to detail on the styling, really impressive LED clock display, dual docks, magnetic remote control that has to be one of the best in its class
- Cons: Falls a little short when it comes to audio output, radio-tuning procedure can be a little but clunky, the alarm options are fairly limited
- Price: £99.99
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You know you're in for a treat as you unpack the iLuv IMM173. This unit has delicious looks with the shiny black plastic moulding being complemented by brushed silver Volume and Search controls.
Dual iPod docks behind the buttons also catch the attention right away too. Both will produce a charge for your device but the right-hand one is specifically aimed at the iPhone. A Select switch allows switching between docks for audio playback.
A collection of rather of flimsy plastic dock adaptors makes this iLuv compatible with iPod 4G, 5G, classic, mini, nano, touch, iPhone, and iPhone 3G models.
It boasts a contrast-rich dimmable LED clock face, further complemented by no less than 10 brightness settings. There's a decent FM-only radio plus alarm settings and eight presets.
Alarm functionality, meanwhile, is pretty unsophisticated with little in the way of customisable settings, but there is a handy switch for adjusting to Daylight Saving Time.
Sound quality is very decent, although the dual speaker combination won't blow the roof off and you notice the lack of audio oomph when playing back tracks from a docked device.
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Cafe Rouge
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What I love about this place is the defiantly French nature of it all. This is a solid place to get some sane and authentique grub.
We're deep behind enemy territory in sarf London but every time i go here I'm as likely to hear French being spoken rather than 'mockney' (metropolitan cockney). If only i'd have paid more attention in Friday afternoon double French at school. Sigh.


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Noordkaap was a Belgian rock band band with Stijn Meuris as singer. They had several well-known songs such as "Ik Hou Van U" and "Satelliet S.U.Z.Y."
1 Members,
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4 References,
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Stijn Meuris (singer),
Lars Van Bambost (guitar),
Eric Sterckx (bass),
Wim De Wilde (keyboard),
Nico Van Calster (drums),
Mario Goossens,
Anton Janssens,
Wladimir Geels,
Alain Thijs,
Stefan Vanduffel,
In 1990 Stijn Meuris, Lars Van Bambost, Eric Sterckx, Wim De Wilde, Nico Van Calster founded Noordkaap and won "Humo's Rock Rally" that same year.
Their cover of Will Tura's "Arme Joe" got a lot of attention and they were offered a record deal. By the end of 1991 they released their debut album "Feest in de stad". In 1994, under a new record label, they released "Gigant".
A year later Noordkaap made the soundtrack for the movie "Manneken Pis" and reached a broader audience. The single "Ik hou van u" was in the charts for many weeks. In honor of Belgium's 175 year anniversary in 2005, it was re-released in a blend of French and Dutch.
After releasing the soundtrack for "Alles moet weg" in 1996, it got quiet. Several bandmembers left and only Stijn Meuris and Lars Van Bambost remained. When Mario Goossens, Anton Janssens and Wladimir Geels joined, Noordkaap was back and released "Massis" in 1999.
On April 1, 2000 they gave their final concert in the "Ancienne Belgique" in Brussels. Lars Van Bambost joined Novastar and Stijn Meuris started a new band called Monza.
Feest in de stad, 1991,
Een heel klein beetje oorlog..., 1993,
Gigant, 1994,
Manneken Pis, 1995, soundtrack,
Programma '96, 1996,
Alles moet weg, 1996, soundtrack,
Massis, 1999,
Avanti!, 1999, compilation
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The vocals are fine, but yeah I hate how flat the production is
Album Rating: 4.5probably the best vocals i've heard this year
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Album Rating: 4.5they just got signed to no sleep, sweet. "The vocals are fine, but yeah I hate how flat the production is" yeah that's my biggest problem with this album, the production makes it sound almost tinny or something. other than that it's awesome.
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Album Rating: 4.5yeah.
Album Rating: 5.0Not average at all.Digging: Obliteration - Black Death Horizon
Digging: Obliteration - Black Death Horizon
Album Rating: 5.0Nah.
Album Rating: 5.0Oh alright.
Album Rating: 4.5After several months of steady listening this album turned out to be the best thing that happened last year. So so good.
holy shit teeth and bones is amazing, i need to hear the rest of this asapDigging: Troubled Medium - WHAT ARE YOU DOING
Digging: Troubled Medium - WHAT ARE YOU DOING
Album Rating: 4.5yeeeeeDigging: Waxahatchee - American Weekend
Digging: Waxahatchee - American Weekend
i should get this is suppose
Album Rating: 4.0duh
Album Rating: 3.0I wonder who Hawks was talking to there. Probably chambered.
Album Rating: 4.5or maybe himself
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