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Clark Gregg Movies
Clark Gregg has spun a successful career on the New York stage into a growing profile in motion pictures and television as an actor, writer, and director. Clark Gregg's career as an actor began when he was a student at New York University, where he became a protégé of noted playwright and director David Mamet. Mamet cast Gregg in his first film role -- a small part in 1988's Things Change -- and that same year he made his off-Broadway debut in Howard Korder's play A Boy's Life. With Mamet's help, Gregg co-founded the esteemed Atlantic Theater Company in New York in the late '80s, and in 1990, Gregg made his Broadway debut in Aaron Sorkin's drama A Few Good Men. Through the 1990s, Gregg gave a number of strong supporting performances in such films as Clear and Present Danger, The Usual Suspects, and Magnolia, with Gregg earning a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Independent Spirit Awards for his striking turn as a transsexual in the independent feature The Adventures of Sebastian Cole. In television, Gregg scored recurring roles on the shows The Commish and Sports Night, as well as guest appearances on Sex and the City and The West Wing. And he remained a near-constant presence on the New York stage, earning Outer Critics Circle, Obie, and Drama Desk nominations for his work. Gregg also began directing for the stage, including well-received productions of Mamet's Edmond and Kevin Heelan's Distant Fires. In the late '90s, Gregg developed an interest in screenwriting, and began working on a supernatural thriller in his spare time. As chance would have it, Gregg's script came to the attention of Robert Zemeckis, who was eager to direct a thriller; Gregg's first screenplay became What Lies Beneath, which starred Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford, and became a major box-office success. He continued to work in a variety of indie and big-budget films including Lovely & Amazing, the Steven Spielberg sci-fi film A.I., Spartan, and In Good Company. In 2006 he landed a recurring role on the well-respected CBS sitcom The New Adventures of Old Christine. He became part of the Marvel universe when he took the part of Agent Coulson in Iron Man, a role he would return to in different comic-book adaptations. He returned to screenwriting and directing with the 2008 adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's novel Choke. His steady acting career continued with the indie hit (500) Days of Summer and Mr. Popper's Penguins. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Lip Service
The TV news industry is targeted in this satire, about a veteran newsman (Paul Dooley) who is edged out of his morning show anchor chair by a brash upstart (Griffin Dunne). ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Fat Man & Little Boy
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"Fat Man" and "Little Boy" were the nicknames given the atomic bombs that were dropped over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the waning days of World War II. This elaborately assembled film is the story of the events leading up to the dawn of the atomic age. Paul Newman plays General Leslie Groves, a hard-nosed career soldier who in 1942 finds himself the reluctant "nursemaid" to a group of idealistic scientists in Los Alamos, New Mexico. As the military head of the top-secret Manhattan Project, Groves intends to have the operation run by the book--and failing that, to have things his way at all costs. The film's storyline narrows down to a battle of egos between Groves and atomic scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer (Dwight Schultz), in his own way as contentious and childishly single-purposed as the general. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Law & Order: Life Choice
The ongoing war of words between abortion advocates and right-to-life activists literally explodes into violence when an abortion clinic is bombed, killing a woman inside the building. Putting his own pro-life sentiments aside, assistant D.A. Stone (Michael Moriarty) wastes no time mounting a case against the most likely suspect. Even so, Stone's pro-choice boss, D.A. Adam Schiff (Steven Hill), cannot help but wonder if his subordinate's personal feelings can be kept out of the courtroom -- especially with public opinion mounting against Stone's remaining on the case. Featured in the supporting cast is Camryn Mannheim, who would herself portray an attorney on the long-running series The Practice. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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I Love Trouble
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In the style of the screwball comedies of the 1930s and 1940s, I Love Trouble depicts the developing romance of two rival reporters who reluctantly fall for each other while competing for a major scoop. Old hand Peter Brackett (Nick Nolte) and aspiring newcomer Sabrina Peterson (Julia Roberts) first meet when they are both assigned to cover a mysterious train crash. The pair immediately develops a connection despite their professional rivalry, and they decide to work together. Sensing something fishy about the crash, they look deeper and are soon fighting to expose a wide-ranging conspiracy, while also struggling to outmaneuver and out-charm each other along the way. Co-creators Charles Shyer and Nancy Meyers, who previously found success harking back to 1940s comedy in Father of the Bride, borrow heavily from His Girl Friday, Bringing Up Baby, and other screwball classics. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi
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Clear and Present Danger
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This is the third film based on Tom Clancy's high-tech espionage potboilers starring CIA deputy director Jack Ryan. Harrison Ford, returning to the Ryan role after his first go-round in 1992's Patriot Games, is assigned to a delicate anti-drug investigation after a close friend of the President (a Reaganesque Donald Moffat) is murdered by a Colombian drug cartel. When Ryan discovers that the President's wealthy friend was in league with the cartel, the President's devious national security adviser (Harris Yulin) and an ambitious CIA deputy director (Henry Czerny) send a secret paramilitary force into Colombia to wipe out the drug lords. The force is captured and then abandoned by the President's lackeys. It falls to Ryan to enter Colombia and rescue them, aided only by a renegade operative named Clark (Willem Dafoe), with both his life and career on the line. ~ Don Kaye, Rovi
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Above Suspicion
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In this high-tension thriller, Christopher Reeves plays Dempsey Cain, a paralyzed detective (ironically, it was filmed a year before the tragic accident that would make him a quadriplegic) whose arrogance and penchant for perfectionism has alienated his family to the point that his wife Gail (Kim Cattrall) turns to his brother Nick (Edward Kerr) for love. Nick is also a cop, but unlike Dempsey, he tends to be irresponsible and sloppy. It was he who was responsible for Dempsey's paralysis. Dempsey knows that Nick and Gail are trysting. This coupled with his disability makes life unbearable. Wanting to end his life, but knowing that his million-dollar life insurance policy will not cover his suicide, he approaches Nick and Gail with the perfect solution -- to murder him and make it look like a burglary. Dempsey plans his demise to the nth degree. Unfortunately, despite his careful scheming, Dempsey makes one fatal flaw -- he did not include his suspicious, resentful and jealous colleague Allan Rhinehart (Joe Mantegna) into the equation and things go horribly awry. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The Usual Suspects
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Near the end of The Usual Suspects, Kevin Spacey, in his Oscar-winning performance as crippled con man Roger "Verbal" Kint, says, "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist." This may be the key line in this story; the farther along the movie goes, the more one realizes that not everything is quite what it seems, and what began as a conventional whodunit turns into something quite different. A massive explosion rips through a ship in a San Pedro, CA, harbor, leaving 27 men dead, the lone survivor horribly burned, and 91 million dollars' worth of cocaine, believed to be on board, mysteriously missing. Police detective Dave Kujan (Chazz Palminteri) soon brings in the only witness and key suspect, "Verbal" Kint. Kint's nickname stems from his inability to keep his mouth shut, and he recounts the events that led to the disaster. Five days earlier, a truckload of gun parts was hijacked in Queens, NY, and five men were brought in as suspects: Kint, hot-headed hipster thief McManus (Stephen Baldwin), ill-tempered thug Hockney (Kevin Pollak), flashy wise guy Fenster (Benicio Del Toro), and Keaton (Gabriel Byrne), a cop gone bad now trying to go straight in the restaurant business. While in stir, someone suggests that they should pull a job together, and Kint hatches a plan for a simple and lucrative jewel heist. Despite Keaton's misgivings, the five men pull off the robbery without a hitch and fly to Los Angeles to fence the loot. Their customer asks if they'd be interested in pulling a quick job while out West; the men agree, but the robbery goes horribly wrong and they soon find themselves visited by Kobayashi (Pete Postlethwaite), who represents a criminal mastermind named Keyser Soze. Soze's violent reputation is so infamous that he's said to have responded to a threat to murder his family by killing them himself, just to prove that he feared no one. When Kobayashi passes along a heist proposed by Soze that sounds like suicide, the men feel that they have little choice but to agree. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Touched By an Angel: Lost and Found
Jasmine Guy returns as Monica's old nemesis, the "fallen angel" Kathleen . Now the girflriend of Frank Champness (Bill Nunn), a detective with the Center for Missing Children, Kathleen is bound and determined to undermine Frank's job performance and totally destroy his self-esteem. Fortunately, Angel of Death Andrew (John Dye) is one of Frank's coworkers at the Center, and he joins forces with Monica (Roma Downey) to save Frank from Kathleen's clutches by helping the dispirited detective resolve a missing-child case that has baffled authorities for fifteen years. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Six Ways To Sunday
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Writer, director, and producer Adam Bernstein followed up the disastrous comedy It's Pat: The Movie (1994) with this black comedy that mixes elements of Psycho (1960) and Goodfellas (1990). Former male model Norman Reedus stars as Harry Odum, a henpecked, 18-year-old momma's boy in Youngstown, Ohio, who -- with his violent temper -- impresses a local boss of the Jewish Mafia. Soon he's found his calling as a hit man alongside his crack addict partner Arnie Finklestein (Adrien Brody), and he discovers that his rage and complicated psychosis fuel his murderous abilities. Harry also falls for the organization's limping, Hungarian-born maid Iris (Elina Lowensohn), a romance complicated by Harry's Oedipal, sexual relationship with his domineering mother Kate (Deborah Harry).Six Ways to Sunday (1997) was based on the Charles Perry novel Portrait of a Young Man Drowning. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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The Adventures of Sebastian Cole
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Tod Williams made his feature directorial debut with this teen comedy-drama set in 1983. High school senior and writer wannabe Sebastian Cole (Adrian Grenier) survives a car accident in a remote Southwestern area near the trailer home of a Spanish-speaking woman. As she dresses his wounds, Sebastian looks back over the past year and his dysfunctional family life. After a divorce, Sebastian's near-alcoholic mother Joan (Margaret Colin) remarried. His architect father Hartley (John Shea) was more devoted to career than family. His sister Jessica (Marni Lustig) is off to the West Coast with her dullard boyfriend. Sebastian's stepfather Hank (Clark Gregg) plans a sex change. Since being married to a woman doesn't appeal to Joan, she returns to her native England with Sebastian. Months later, Sebastian moves back to his upstate New York hometown, rejoining Hank. However, Hank is now Henrietta, wearing makeup and women's clothing and serving as both a mother and father figure for Sebastian. Shown at the 1998 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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State and Main
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Echoing the themes of Living in Oblivion and Irma Vep, David Mamet's seventh feature centers on the havoc wrought on the inhabitants of a small town by a troubled film production. After its leading man's propensity for teenage girls gets them banished from their New Hampshire location, a film crew relocates to the small town of Waterford, VT, to finish shooting "The Old Mill." As its title suggests, the film depends on the presence of a genuine mill, something the town is reported to possess. Unfortunately, with only days before principal photography begins, it becomes apparent that the mill in fact burned down decades ago. Unfazed, the film's director, Walt Price (William H. Macy), places his faith in the ability of first-time screenwriter Joseph Turner White (Philip Seymour Hoffman) to alter the script; what he doesn't count on is White's apparently bottomless reserve of angst-fueled writer's block. The film's leading lady (Sarah Jessica Parker) refuses to do her contracted nude scene unless she's give an ungodly sum of cash, while a foreign cinematographer offends the locals by messing with an historic firehouse, and the leading man, Bob Barrenger (Alec Baldwin), dallies with Carla (Julia Stiles), a crafty local teen. Everything comes to a head after Barrenger and Carla are injured in a car accident, which leads White to another emotional quandary and into the arms of Ann Black (Rebecca Pidgeon). ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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What Lies Beneath
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In this supernatural thriller, a woman believes that a visitor from another dimension is trying to guide her into a sinister mystery. Feeling lonely after her daughter leaves home for college, Claire (Michelle Pfeiffer) begins to sense that something is wrong in her house, and feels a spirit is trying to contact her. At first her husband Norman (Harrison Ford), a scientist doing research in genetics, attributes her paranormal beliefs to stress or possibly a nervous breakdown, and sends her to a psychiatrist (Joe Morton) who puts no more stock in Claire's stories than does Norman. While Claire's contention that someone or something sinister is afoot leads her down a number of blind alleys, in time she becomes convinced that the mysterious happenings at her home are somehow connected to the disappearance of a woman who was a student at the nearby college -- and bore a striking resemblance to Claire. What Lies Beneath marked the debut of screenwriter Clark Gregg, whose script is based on a story by himself and Sarah Kernochan; the supporting cast includes Diana Scarwid as Claire's best friend Jody, and James Remar and Miranda Otto as a contentious couple living next door. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
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Based on the 1969 short story Super-Toys Last All Summer Long, by Brian Aldiss, this science fiction fantasy bears similarities to Pinocchio (1940) and originated as a long-gestating project of director Stanley Kubrick that passed to his friend Steven Spielberg after Kubrick's death. Haley Joel Osment stars as David, a "mecha" or robot of the future, when the polar ice caps have melted and submerged many coastal cities, causing worldwide starvation and human dependence upon robotic assistance. The first mecha designed to experience love, David is the "son" of Henry (Sam Robards), an employee of the company that built the boy, and the grief-stricken Monica (Frances O'Connor). David is meant to replace the couple's hopelessly comatose son, but when their natural child recovers, David is abandoned and sets out to become "a real boy" worthy of his mother's affection. Along the way, David is mentored by a pleasure-providing mecha named Gigolo Joe (Jude Law) and a talking "super toy" bear named Teddy. His adventures take him to the Roman Circus-style "Flesh Fair," where mechas are destroyed for the amusement of humans; Rouge City, where Gigolo Joe narrowly avoids capture by police; and finally a submerged New York City, where David's creator, Professor Hobby (William Hurt) reveals the secrets of the boy's creation. Brendan Gleeson and narrator Ben Kingsley co-star in A.I., which was adapted from Kubrick's treatment by Spielberg, in his first crack at screenwriting since Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Lovely & Amazing
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Nicole Holofcener, writer/director of the critically acclaimed Walking and Talking, shifts her focus from New York to Los Angeles for her second feature, Lovely & Amazing. Jane Marks (Brenda Blethyn of Secrets and Lies) is a middle-aged woman who's about to undergo liposuction. She has three daughters. Michelle (Catherine Keener) is a cynical, self-involved, would-be artist in an unhappy marriage. Elizabeth is a struggling actress who constantly takes in stray dogs. Her insecurities about her attractiveness come to the fore when she blows a screen test with a big movie star, Kevin (Dermot Mulroney). The youngest of the Marks sisters, Annie (Raven Goodwin), is an overweight eight-year-old African-American girl whose birth mother was an addict. Jane has adopted Annie, and is determined to provide her with a better life. Jane has a crush on her suave surgeon (Michael Nouri of Flashdance), but her family is thrown into chaos when complications arise during her outpatient procedure, and she's forced to stay in the hospital. Michelle, pressured by her husband (Clark Gregg) to take some financial responsibility for raising their young daughter, eventually gets a part-time job working in a one-hour photo booth, where she meets Jordan (Jake Gyllenhaal), a misfit teen who awkwardly flirts with her. Elizabeth's boyfriend, Paul (James LeGros), who seems to disapprove of the entertainment industry, leaves her. Annie eats compulsively and misbehaves. When the family is faced with a series of crises, relationship patterns that had solidified over the years subtly begin to change. A festival favorite, Lovely & Amazing has been shown at the 2001 Telluride Film Festival, the 2001 Toronto International Film Festival, and the 2002 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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My Sister's Keeper
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Based on a true story, My Sister's Keeper stars Kathy Bates as Christine, who since childhood has suffered from a debilitating mental illness. Spending most of her life in and out of various institutions, Christine has long yearned for independence, but is unable to wrest free of her controlling mother, Helen (Lynn Redgrave). Upon Helen's death, her other daughter, Judy (Elizabeth Perkins), a successful, self-absorbed art director who has deliberately distanced herself from her family, is appointed trustee of the troubled Christine. The rest of the film chronicles Judy's frustrated efforts to balance her sister's needs with her own, and Christine's ongoing ambition to stand on her own two feet. Though the filmed studiously avoids false sentiment and pathos, it still manages to touch even the hardest of hearts. Adapted from a book by Margaret Moorman, My Sister's Keeper was first seen as a CBS "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation on January 27, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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We Were Soldiers
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Screenwriter Randall Wallace, a specialist in sweeping historical epics, steps behind the camera for this fact-based Vietnam War drama that reunites him with his Braveheart (1995) star Mel Gibson. Gibson is Lt. Col. Hal Moore, commander of the First Battalion, Seventh Cavalry, the same regiment fatefully led by George Armstrong Custer. As part of the Pleiku Campaign of late 1965, Moore is assigned to an action at Landing Zone X-Ray in the Drang Valley, an area that would come to be known as the "The Valley of Death." Moore soon finds himself and his men contained to an area about the size of a football field, surrounded by more than 2,000 enemy troops and engaged in the first major battle of the war. Heroism becomes the order of the day as men like Moore, chopper pilot Bruce Crandall (Greg Kinnear), and Lt. Henry Herrick (Marc Blucas) refuse to yield, in spite of heavy losses of life. The film co-stars Madeleine Stowe, Chris Klein, Keri Russell, and Sam Elliott. We Were Soldiers is based on the book We Were Soldiers Once...and Young by Lt. Gen. Harold G. Moore (retired) and UPI reporter Joe Galloway (played in the film by Barry Pepper). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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What was once a brave frontier town has become a haven for enlightened oddballs in this unusual drama from director Michael Polish, written in collaboration with his twin brother, Mark Polish. Northfork is a small town in Montana which, in 1955, is soon to disappear in the name of progress; a massive hydroelectric dam is to be put in nearby, which will flood the entire village. A group of six men sent by the power company -- led by Walter O'Brien (James Woods) and his son Willis (Mark Polish) -- arrive in Northfork to evacuate the few remaining residents. If the men are successful, they'll each be given parcels of land on the banks of the new lake which will be where Northfork once stood. Most of the townspeople have already left, but a few remain, among them Father Harlan (Nick Nolte), a man of the cloth who is caring for Irwin (Duel Farnes), a strange, scarred boy apparently on his deathbed, and a handful of enchanted eccentrics who have taken over a local bar, including Flower Hercules (Daryl Hannah), Cup of Tea (Robin Sachs), Happy (Anthony Edwards), and Cod (Ben Foster). As Walter and Willis try to persuade the stubborn stragglers to move on, Walter must search for a new final resting place for his late wife, whose coffin is the last to be relocated after Northfork's cemetery is dug up. Northfork received its world premier at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Greg Marcks' 11:14 intertwines five different storylines that all lead up to a series of events that happen one evening at 11:14. The audience is made privy to connections between the characters that they themselves are unaware of. The audience will see how various lies and deceptions lead to murder. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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The Human Stain
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For his first film since 1998's Twilight, acclaimed director Robert Benton helmed this tense drama written by Fatal Attraction co-scribe Nicholas Meyer and based on the novel of the same name by Philip Roth. Set in the late '90s at the height of the Clinton sex-scandal, The Human Stain stars Anthony Hopkins as Coleman Silk, a respected professor at a New England college who suddenly finds his life unraveling after a comment he makes about some African-American students is misinterpreted as a racial slur. As the scandal heats up, Nathan Zuckerman (Gary Sinise), a writer researching a biography of Silk, begins to dig deeper and deeper into Silk's life. Eventually, matters are made worse when an affair with a young married janitor named Faunia Farley (Nicole Kidman) is exposed. But amid the controversy, Silk must struggle to keep his greatest secret, a secret he's held for the majority of his life, from becoming public. Ed Harris, who previously worked with Benton in 1984's Places in the Heart, also stars. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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In Good Company
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A middle-aged man finds a callow twentysomething usurping his professional life and worming his way into his family in this alternately funny and poignant comedy drama. Dan Foreman (Dennis Quaid) is a middle-aged man who has spent 20 years as the head of advertising sales for "Sports America," a leading athletics magazine. Dan is happily married to Ann (Marg Helgenberger) and has a college-age daughter, Alex (Scarlett Johansson), whom he dotes on, but Dan's comfortable life is given a major shake-up when a large multimedia firm buys the magazine. Seen as a bit long in the tooth to be truly competitive, Dan is demoted to second in command of advertising, and his position is handed over to Carter Duryea (Topher Grace), a 26-year-old who talks a good game about sales but has no practical experience in the field. Dan's wounded ego makes working with the arrogant Carter an uphill battle, but when he learns that Ann is expecting another baby, Dan is in no position to quit. Before long, Dan becomes aware of Carter's intense insecurities about his new job as the younger man reaches out to him for guidance, but this doesn't make Dan any less angry when Carter begins a romance with Alex after his marriage to Kimberly (Selma Blair) crashes and burns. In Good Company marked the solo directorial debut of Paul Weitz; he previously worked in collaboration with his brother Chris Weitz, who serves as producer on this film. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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David Mamet writes and directs the political thriller Spartan. Respected Secret Service agent Robert Scott (Val Kilmer) is assigned to the kidnapping case of Laura Newton (Kristen Bell), the missing daughter of a high-ranking political figure. Scott is teamed up with rookie Curtis (Derek Luke). Aided by the FBI and the CIA, the team discovers a human trafficking operation that may lead to Laura's kidnappers. Meanwhile, political operative Stoddard (William H. Macy) refuses to cooperate with the rescue mission. Scott and Curtis are forced to quit the investigation when the media reports Laura's death. Believing her to be alive, Curtis is motivated to start up a dangerous unofficial investigation of his own. Spartan premiered at the Bangkok International Film Festival in 2004. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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The Shield: What Power Is...
Shane (Walton Goggins) now knows that Mara (Michele Hicks) stole the 7,000 dollars from the "Money Train" stash to send to her mother, Stella (DeLane Matthews), in Indio. At first, he tries to keep the information under wraps, and he and Mara come up with a cover story in hopes of keeping Stella quiet, but when Stella starts demanding more money, and gets a message to contact the Treasury Department, he tells the rest of the Strike Team. Lem (Kenny Johnson) points out that Mara would rat out the rest of the team to save Shane. Vic (Michael Chiklis) tries to keep everyone working together. The team finds a patsy (Jim Budig) to take the rest of the marked money. Aceveda (Benito Martinez) has been tracking Juan (Kurt Caceres), the Byz Latz gang member who assaulted him, and when Juan commits a convenience-store robbery, Aceveda is there to stop it, shooting one of his accomplices, while Juan escapes. The local media hail the captain as a hero. He assigns the Strike Team to help him find Juan. Vic realizes that Aceveda had been following Juan, and suspecting that it might have something to do with the stolen loot, he warns Byz Latz leader Diagur (Frankie Rodriguez) to get Juan out of the country. Dutch (Jay Karnes) and Claudette (CCH Pounder) use parking tickets to find a suspect in the "cuddler rapist" case, and interrogate the man's wife (Rebecca Pidgeon), leading to a huge break in the case. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Bickford Schmeckler's Cool Ideas
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Reclusive college freshman Bickford Schmeckler (Patrick Fugit) is a virtual fountain of cool ideas, and he records every single one of them in his prized, steel-bound notebook. When the notebook is stolen by hedonistic sorority girl Sarah (Olivia Wilde) during a toga party and subsequently comes into the possession of schizophrenic campus eccentric Spaceman (Matthew Lillard), the desperate Bickford embarks on a frantic quest to recover his most prized possession and prevent his life's work from being credited to someone else. John Cho and Fran Krantz star in a cinematic labor of love from writer/director Scott Lew - an ambitious first-time feature filmmaker who worked for eight years to bring his creative vision to the big screen. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Three kids have an unexpected adventure as they try to protect some rare birds in this comedy drama based on a book for young adults by Carl Hiaasen. Roy Eberhardt (Logan Lerman) is a 14-year-old boy whose family has moved so often he's literally lost count of the number of times he's changed schools in the last ten years. Roy ought to be used to being the new kid at school by now, but making the switch from the big sky of Montana to the Gulf Coast of Florida proves to be a major challenge. While Roy quickly becomes the target of school bully Dana Matherson (Eric Phillips), he's befriended by Beatrice Leep (Brie Larson), a spunky girl with enough nerve to stand up to Dana, and her brother Mullet Fingers (Cody Linley). Beatrice and Mullet share their big secret with Roy -- they have a hidden hideaway where they look after a flock of wild owls. The owls in question are on the endangered species list, but that's of little concern to Chuck Muckle (Clark Gregg), a top executive from the Mother Paula's All-American Pancake House chain, who is planning to build a new restaurant in the hollow where the owls nest. Roy, Beatrice, and Mullet are determined to find a way to save the owls, but Muckle and his right-hand man, Curly Brannitt (Tim Blake Nelson), are less interested in saving the birds than in turning a profit. The kids have a plan, however, and they uncover some evidence of interest to David Delinko (Luke Wilson), a well-meaning but slow-witted policeman investigating some dirty doings tied in to the pancake house. Hoot features a handful of new recordings from popular Florida musician Jimmy Buffett, who also helped produce the film. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The food is typical Tex-Mex, good but not outstanding, but the price makes it worthwhile. Will dine there on regular basis in College Station
The food is typical Tex-Mex, good but not outstanding, but the price makes it worthwhile. Will dine there on regular basis in College Station
Food is average mexican - the price makes it great. $5.99 for a spinach enchiladas or fajita plate. Good hot sauce, attentive waiters. Special is only during the week not on weekends.
I love to go there. Nice staff , great food, and nice outside section to eat. Been there for my 21st birthday and love it.
Have vistied quite a few times, and always enjoy the food. Service is inconsistant but its a college town with college kids for waitstaff...not exactly 5 star! lol! Usually a decent wait, but the food is pretty good so its worth it if you are visiting College Station.
We were on a road trip and saw this restaurant as we drove by on the highway. We decided to stop and sample the food. We were familiar with Ninfa's food. After a brief explanation of the different Margaritas, we decided on the "Classic" which was perfect. Then we went straight for the green salsa which was gone before the... More
Went for a reunion dinner. There were about 20 of us. We called ahead trying to make a reservation or to use the back Party Room. They told us yes we would be in the Party Room. We get there and we are in the front of the restaurant. The food was just okay nothing great, but not horrible either.
The food was good for the price. The day we went they gave free cheese dip. It wasn't the greatest, but it was free! Food was decent. I've had better and worse!
It had been fifteen years since we had occasion to eat at a Ninfa's. The food was still as good as we remembered. The new larger location is nice and accommodating. The authentic tex-mex food is still fantastic and the signature Ninfa's green sauce with chips is still the best!
Ninfa's moved to a new building and location which can serve bigger groups. Mexican food is high quality and prices are reasonable
The food was not good compared to other Mexican restaurants in the area. The red sauce that came with the chips tasted more like tabasco sauce. The flour tortillas that came with our orders were mushy and undercooked! We could not even pick them up and fill them with fajitas as they were falling apart. Rice was bland, and drinks... More
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Theatrical release: South Korea, 16 Sep 2010.
Presented by Cinema Service (SK). Produced by Soran Playment (SK). Producers: Kim Seong-jin, Jo Hyeon-seok.
Script: Jang Jin. Photography: Kim Jun-yeong. Music: Choi Tae-yeong. Art direction: Kim Hyo-shin. Sound: Im Hyeong-geun. Special effects: Ryu Hui-jeong.
Cast: Han Jae-seok (Park Sang-gil, younger gangster), Kim Su-ro (Lee Do-yeob, the older gangster), Song Yeong-chang (Do Ho-man), Jang Yeong-nam (Jang Pal-nyeo, Kim Sang-do's nagging wife), Ryu Seung-ryong (Kim Sang-do, the addictive gambler), Lee Ji-yong (Do Ji-yong, the know-all son), Ryu Deok-hwan (Oh Cheol-ju, the Chinese restaurant delivery boy), Lee Hae-yeong (Choi Ha-yeong, the quiz host), Kim Byeong-ok (Kim Jeong-sang, the depression club's president), Lee Sang-hun (Lee Sang-hun, the French teacher), Lee Mun-su (the mobile phone salesman), Shim Eun-gyeong (Kim Yeo-na, the depressive schoolgirl, aka "ShootMePlz"), Im Won-hui (Lee Jun-sang, the drunk), Jeong Jae-yeong (Dong Chi-seng, the taekwondoka), Shin Ha-gyun (Kim Won-hae, the doctor of engineering), Go Eun-mi (Im Yeon-yi, the dead woman), Lee Su-yeong (the radio singer), Gong Ho-seok (Officer Gong), Kim Won-hae (Officer Kim), Kim Il-woong (Officer Choi), Han Seung-hui (Officer Han), Park Jeong-gi (Officer Park), Kim Dae-ryeong (Kim), Park Jun-seo (Park), Kim Jae-geon (TV station general manager), Jo Deok-hyeon (TV director), Lee Cheol-min, Jeong Gyu-su, Lee Jae-yong (academics), Lee Han-wi (Kim, the businessman at start), Jang Jin (Chief Inspector Ma), Kim Ji-yeong (female quiz show questioner), Bae Seong-il (male quiz show questioner), Lee Su-bin (Kim Sang-do's daughter), Lee Seon-hye (Park Pil-rye, the prostitute), Shin Hyeon-suk (Kim Sang-do's wife), Yu Hui-seok (TV director's female assistant), An Jang-hun (quiz show audition examiner), Shin Gyeong-in (TV weather girl), An Min-yeong, Lee Jong-pil (group members), Kim Mi-suk (wife), Kim Shi-gweon, Kim Bang-yul (bikers), Han Eul-hui (assistant producer), Han Su-jin (Choi Ha-yeong's woman), Kim Jun-yeong (French translator), Lee Dae-seung (Do Ji-yong's teacher), Park Sang-yeong (Kim Yeo-na's teacher), Seo Ji-won (Kim Yeo-na's friend), Kim Chan-yi (detective), Go Seong-il (quiz show host on TV set), Lee Sang-il, Kim Jun-mo (quiz show competitors on TV set), Son Yeol-jun, Jang Yong-bok, Kim Hae-ju, Yun Ju-man, Lee Geon-woo, Kim Jeong-gyo, Han Sang-gu, Kim Yong-gu, Jeong Seon-hye, Son Mun-sun, Kim Ji-seok, Kim Seon-chan, Lee Tae-woong, Kim Jae-ho, Hong Hyeon-cheol, Kim Ji-gyeong.
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Contemporary comedy-satire
2010, colour, 1.85:1, 119 mins
Directed by Jang Jin (장진 | 張鎭)
By Derek Elley
Tue, 02 November 2010, 01:39 AM (HKT)
Upbeat, entertaining social satire centred on corrupt contestants in a big-pot TV competition. Asian film weeks.
Seoul, February 2010. Four cars are caught up in a pile-up on the Gangbyeon Expressway into Seoul one night when a young woman, Im Yeon-yi, seemingly throws herself into the traffic. In the first car are Do Ho-man (Song Yeong-chang), whose wife is in a coma in hospital, and his cockily brilliant student son, Ji-yong (Lee Ji-yong); in the second are a gambling-addicted husband, Kim Sang-do (Ryu Seung-ryong), his nagging wife Jang Pal-nyeo (Jang Yeong-nam) and their young daughter; in the third are two gangsters, Lee Do-yeob (Kim Su-ro) and Park Sang-gil (Han Jae-seok), who will "fix" anything for money; and in the last car are four members of a depression-therapy group - club president Kim Jeong-sang (Kim Byeong-ok), high-school student Kim Yeo-na (Shim Eun-gyeong), French teacher Lee Sang-hun (Lee Sang-hun) and a mobile phone salesman (Lee Mun-su). They are all taken to Yongsan police station to sort out what happened, and are joined by others brought in for questioning, including restaurant delivery boy Oh Cheol-ju (Ryu Deok-hwan) and a drunk, Lee Jun-sang (Im Won-hui). Everyone in the room learns that the dead woman set questions for the big-money TV programme Quiz Show and that a memory stick in her bag contains the answer to the final question for next month's show. No one has ever succeeded in answering all 30 questions because of the legendary difficulty of the final one: the show's accumulated pot is currently US$10 million. They all hurriedly brush up their general knowledge to apply to take part in the show, and by the night in question the pot has climbed to US$13.5 million. What they don't realise, as the show goes to air live, is that the organisers are running their own private scam, and Lee Do-yeob has decided to "fix" things his own way.
Though he's had his fair share of misses — most recently, the ambitious political satire Good Morning President 굿모닝 프레지던트 (2009) — writer-director JANG Jin 장진 | 張鎭 still occupies an almost unique place in current South Korean cinema, continuing to produce entertaining, socially relevant movies in which writing and characterisation are paramount, as in the early years of New Korean Cinema. With The Quiz Show Scandal 퀴즈왕 (2010) and the delicious The Recipe 된장 (2010) (directed by Anna LEE 이서군 | 李曙君 but written and produced by Jang), 2010 has become a banner year for the 39-year-old playwright, screenwriter and director. Though it unaccountably disappointed at the local box office, despite a superb ensemble of character actors and slick mounting, Quiz Show is one of his classiest movies, up there with the offbeat romance Someone Special 아는 여자 (2004) and assassins black comedy Guns & Talks 킬러들의 수다 (2001).
As in many of his best scripts, like A Hot Roof 개같은 날의 오후 (1995), Murder, Take One 박수칠 때 떠나라 (2005) and Welcome to Dongmakgol 웰컴투 동막골 (2005), Jang excels in ensemble pieces which start from a high-concept idea and let it run. Quiz Show's is up there with his best — a motley group of people, brought together by a car pile-up, discover in advance the answer to a show's final brain-teaser — and he uses it as a springboard to satirise a wide range of South Korean society, business, corruption and nationalism. The dexterity with which the screenplay is constructed — built on two long setpieces (in a police station and during the show's live broadcast) — establishes each of the large cast with deft strokes, and the final half-hour of the studio broadcast further develops their characters in between springing several surprises. Only one other Asian writer-director shows the same skills in ensemble and script contruction — Japan's MITANI Koki 三谷幸喜 (Welcome Back, Mr McDonald ラヂオの時間 (1997), Suite Dreams THE 有頂天ホテル (2006), also coincidentally a playwright.
The film's upbeat, showbizzy score keeps things light and entertaining, even when Jang is poking fun at some of the pillars of modern South Korean society (academics, gangsters, touchy-feely discussion groups). And though social breakdown is never far beneath the surface, the dialogue never degenerates into verbal violence for its own sake, unlike so much of the country's recent cinema. Some characters do, unfortunately, get lost as the film develops but Jang still manages to juggle a sizable line-up. And his technical command is now the equal of his penmanship, with several magical moments, starting with the staging of the expressway pile-up.
The rich ensemble is wonderfully cast, with every actor receiving a picture credit at the end. Though it's difficult to single out individual contributions, several roles remain in the memory: IM Won-hui 임원희 (Dachimawa Lee 다찌마와 리 − 악인이여 지옥행 급행열차를 타라 (2008)) as a police-station drunk, 16-year-old SHIM Eun-gyeong 심은경 (Hansel & Gretel 헨젤과 그레텔 (2007)) as a stroppy schoolgirl, LEE Hae-young 이해영 as the corrupt quiz host, KIM Su-ro 김수로 (Vampire Cop Ricky 흡혈형사 나도열 (2006)) as the cocky main gangster and Jang regular JEONG Jae-yeong 정재영 | 鄭在詠 (Someone Special) in a cameo as a self-important taekwondoka. Jang himself pops up in a wry role as a police inspector.
The film is also known under the snappier title Quiz King (translating the Korean) and shouldn't be confused with the 2005 comedy Mr Housewife 미스터 주부퀴즈왕 (2005), starring HAN Seok-gyu 한석규 | 韓石圭, also known as Quiz Show.


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I saw the outcome of the election on the English language TV news service in Beijing. It got lengthy coverage here followed by an interview with an academic who discussed the consequences for Australia-China relations – generally they were seen as very positive. (Incidentally I am interested to see the Australian 'All Ordinaries' among the indices included in Beijing's "Asian Stock Market Roundup"). Also on BBC Asia.
I am disappointed with the election outcome – I certainly would have preferred Abbott to Gillard – but, in the end, cannot muster much rage. Abbott's mindless populism during the campaign was on a par with Gillard's fear-mongering and I cannot forget or forgive Abbott's backflip on the ETS. Nor do I think Abbott dealt well with the severe cost implications of the NBN. In the end Gillard pressured by a bunch of fairly half-witted Greens and some naive independents might somehow get Australia to the starting post on climate change policy. It would be a good outcome and would justify the decision of tens of thousands of revisionists like myself who voted Green at the election.
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Bike Heritage: Are "Old" Books Relevant?
I always figure a book is new (to me) if I haven't seen it before.
When I fell in love with cycling, I looked for all the best books.
In the late 80's there weren't many good bike culture books being published, although the VeloNews people were starting to do good work on the Euro-biography/lore front. As a (relative) youngster I dug through the libraries and asked friends and discovered a bunch of older books that were full of lore and info. Basically, I found the background on the riding I was doing and on the racing I was admiring.
The few new titles coming out merely made me want more.
I started with new books like "Kings of the Road" and "Hearts of Lions" and bio's like the Sean Kelly book by David Walsh. Then I savored the somewhat superficial---but still otherwise unobtainable details in "The Tour de France: Complete Book of Cycling" by David Chauner. I bought a few "Fabulous World of Cycling"s.
I subscribed to Winning, Bicycle Guide, and Cyclist until they folded, and VeloNews, sure, but also Miroir and Cycling (biweekly from the UK)---but that's when I was fully gungho. VN still wasn't monthly so I got the Euro news via the Euro media (and learned a little French, too).
Along about that time I discovered the older Guinness Superlatives Book of Bicycling by Durry and Wadley, a masterwork that filled me in on the depths and details of all Euro-style pro racing --- road, crit, track, cross. The heritage of the classics is laid out there. And of touring, rando and citybikes, too.
Then I bumped into the 1982 2nd edition of Richard's Bike Book with its flood of classic and 1950's-era sketches of UK cycling culture...and its presentation of recumbents. So I fell at the same time into the worlds of the artists PAT and Rebour...and HPVs!
And I was glad to have the extremely diverse '82 book by the Krausz's, showing all that could be done with 3-speeds, plus everything else, all under one cover.
I also found a buncha neat books from the 50's thru the 70's.
Now...I wonder...will older books like these ever again appeal to younger riders?
I mean, they were kind of old to me back then. Out of print. Yet they seemed fresh as daisies to me since I'd never seen them before. They were new to me! And they showed me fresh angles on subjects I liked...as well as showed me things I'd never known nor knew that I would like.
So will my fave books of the 90's ever represent "lore" to 20-something riders just now starting to go nuts over cycling?
Or does the Net make it all moot?
It's not that the Net offers these same stories, pics and content in a different format. The Net offers a different kind of content and just skips most of that old stuff.
To put a finer point on it, Gabe Konrad's "Bike Lore" volumes 1&2 contain a wealth of lore that isn't available otherwise. "Bicycle Quarterly" comes close in some of its reports. But maybe you could just google enough to bump into enough similar stuff to do the same job, making old books/mags/media irrelevant?
Is the Net enough now? Has the Net nuked the interest in heritage bike books?
I sense a lack of interest in the lack of interest I've seen in my offerings of classics of bike lore---such as "Bike Lore"---at OYB for a few years. But maybe that's not accurate.
I just hope younger bike buffs are getting exposed to as much cool bike stuff as I did at their age! I mean, sure, the overall bike culture is larger in some ways now---lots more youth are into citybikes---but lots less are into touring...win some, lose some. There's a lot of bike media out there...online. But how much HERITAGE stuff?
And what about diversity? The most diverse bike mag is still VeloVision, it seems---very hard to find in the USA. I would think that quite a few young cyclists would get a kick out of seeing PAT (Frank Patterson) sketches, for instance... And do they know what's being done with velomobiles? That's highly googleable, but you have to ask to find it. No bike media (but VV) is PRESENTING it to the youth. Well, OYB does.
Any 20-somethings out there? Are you reading bike lore? I understand that you might not have much money or space for books in your life. That's why the Public Library is considered the pinnacle of civic past achievement and future potential. In many places it's the grandest public space that you're welcome to spend a lot of time at or to use. Roots and future, baby...they go hand in hand!


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This splendid lake is excellent for sailing. A boat tour lets you see the five towers of the main churches of the city in one go and the campanile of the Town Hall. The lovely viewpoints justify the names of the banks, Fernsicht and Schöne Aussi..
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Discover Hamburg with a hop-on/hop-off, double-decker bus tour. Cruise through the elegant Havestehude, visit the famous Reeperbahn, or shop on Mönckebergstraße on this 27-stop individual sightseeing tour. Wherever you want to stop, just hop off the..
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Kluwe is awesome and ripped NAte Jackson a new one which ironically fits well with his gay marriage stance. I completely agree someone should be able to address their first amendment rights but also think the player should let his employer know that he is going to make this stance on something that is politically devisive. His 2nd point came across a bit harsh but while I do agree on some of his points, I don't back gay marriage and simply put for me,
marriage is between a man and a woman.
It doesn't make someone hateful against another group ie. gays but Kluwe sure thinks those that have thought this way (and have for 1000s of years) are somewhat nuts.
Kluwe is the anti-punter. He opens his mouth like he is the boss. If he was the Colts kicker back in the day, he would have told Manning to shut the **** up!
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While at the recent CHA Craft Super Show in Anaheim, I spent a little time walking the exhibit floor looking for cool products our Sew4Home visitors might find interesting and helpful. This is the first of several articles about what I found.
We've featured a number of tutorials that incorporate appliqué or start with unique shapes, like a heart or small circles and squares. Often, the most time consuming part of the whole project is drawing and cutting all those shapes. And they just never seem to turn out as smooth and even as you'd like.
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You simply layer your fabric on the die surface, cover with their cutting mat, and run through the entire unit through the rollers. It's very easy to crank the handle, which turns the rollers and moves the die through to cut your fabric. You can cut multiple layers of fabric at once; the number of layers will depend on the thickness of your fabric.
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The public is invited to a Jay Lowder Harvest Ministries Student Rally on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. at Campbellsville University's Powell Athletic Center.
Those interested can also hear Lowder speak at a chapel service that morning at 10. Chapel is in Ransdell Chapel.
Dr. Bill Hopkins, an author from Bowling Green, will speak at Taylor Regional Hospital's meeting room on Tuesday, Jan. 24, at 4 p.m. to discuss his weight loss program.
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For more information, call Susan Brents at 789-2041.
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A workshop for church musicians, entitled "Service Playing: The Role of the Pianist in 21st Century Worship," will be Saturday, Feb. 4, at Greensburg Baptist Church.
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A meeting to kick off planning for Taylor County's Relay for Life events will be Thursday, Jan. 19, at 6:30 p.m. at Campbellsville University's Technology Training Center.
The meeting is for anyone participating in Relay for Life who has already signed up a team or is interested in forming a team.
Monthly Relay for Life meetings will be the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m.
Lonnie Turner, a long-term Baptist missionary working in Zambia and living in South Africa with his wife, Fran, was recently interviewed for Campbellsville University's "Dialogue on Public Issues" show.
Campbellsville University's John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president of CU, did the interview.
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What a great start to a great month. The weather here in the Pacific Northwest is wonderful. Warm like it is suppose to be. Everything is growing in my garden and it is nice having zucchini. I have been busy cooking and freezing vegetables and fruit. What is really great is the interest from ladies in my town in joining a Red Hat Chapter I am starting in Sept. I have only two weeks left watching my grandkids this summer before they go on a vacation with their parents and then they will be back in school. I will really miss having them each day. I am so happy I was able to play and laugh with them this summer My mom is enjoying her trip so now I can relax. You all have a wonderful time out and about this month. QDaffy Karen
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Mississippi Army National Guard enlists help from MUW Culinary Arts Institute
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Mississippi University for Women student Sophia Durrah of Columbus was back on campus last week but not as a culinary student. Durrah, who is a sergeant in the Mississippi Army National Guard, joined some of her Army team members for a two-day food service workshop offered by the Culinary Arts Institute. As part of that workshop, the team increased its knowledge of seasonings and spices as well as garnishing and display. Even though she is a sophomore in MUW's culinary program, Durrah said she is always learning. "We have learned what flavors can be used to enhance certain foods and how they can be substituted for something else." The Mississippi Army National Guard is an active participant in the Connelly Awards Program, which is conducted by the Department of the Army and is co-sponsored by the International Food Service Executive Association. Objectives of the program are to improve the professionalism of food service personnel, provide recognition of excellence in the preparation and serving of food in Army troop dining facilities and during field kitchen operations and provide added incentive to competitive programs of installation management agencies and major Army commands by adding a higher level of competition and appropriate recognition. MUW's Culinary Arts Institute joined the venture in 2008 to provide hands-on instruction to the team. "I hope they will take a few basic ideas to help them improve cooking in their unit and in their home life," said Joshua Oubre, chef instructor. "I also want them to know that they can use simple spices available to them to enhance their food content."


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Hyatt Place San Antonio N Stone Oak is located in San Antonio and near the airport. Silverhorn Golf Club of Texas, Canyon Springs Golf Club, and McAllister Park are local attractions. Other area points of interest include Texas Transportation Museum.Hotel Features.
Hyatt Place San Antonio N Stone Oak features a coffee shop/café. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning. Recreational amenities include an indoor pool and a fitness facility. This 3-star property offers small meeting rooms and audiovisual equipment. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and the hotel has a computer station. The property has a complimentary area shuttle which runs to destinations within 5 mi. Guest parking is complimentary. Additional property amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby. This is a smoke-free property.Guestrooms.
All guestrooms at Hyatt Place San Antonio N Stone Oak feature coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. In addition to desks, guestrooms offer cordless phones with voice mail. Flat-panel televisions are available in guestrooms. Also included are irons/ironing boards and clock radios.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 150 (maximum USD 200 per stay)
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