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Marvin Worth Movies
Over the course of his more-than-40-year entertainment industry career,
Marvin Worth
went from comedy writer to one of Hollywood's most respected producers of comedies and dramas.
has won a Peabody Award and received three Oscar nominations for his feature films. A native of Brooklyn, NY,
was 15 when he became a promoter of jazz concerts. This quickly led him to book and manage jazz artists, including the legendary
Charlie Parker
Billie Holliday
. A few years later,
took on
Lenny Bruce
, helping the controversial young comic land his career-making spot on
The Arthur Godfrey Show
. Through the '50s and '60s,
wrote comedy for Bruce and other comedians, including
Alan King
Joey Bishop
, and
Buddy Hackett
. He also became a successful television writer, contributing to programs ranging from The Colgate Comedy Hour,
Get Smart
, and
The Judy Garland Show
debuted as a movie screenwriter in 1962 with Boy's Night Out, but subsequently only penned a few more scripts. In the '70s,
translated his intimate knowledge of
Lenny Bruce
and his career into a powerful and popular Broadway show, Lenny, winning a Tony for lead actor
Cliff Gorman
. In 1974,
Dustin Hoffmann
played Bruce in the acclaimed
-produced film version. That year, the drama received an Oscar nomination for Best Picture.
began producing in 1970 with
Carl Reiner
's jet-black comedy
Where's Poppa?
In 1972,
received his first Oscar nomination for his documentary production
Malcolm X
. Twenty years later,
would produce
Spike Lee
's version of the great black leader's life. This time, lead actor
Denzel Washington
would win an Oscar nomination. In the mid-'90s,
added the production of made-for-cable movies and miniseries such as HBO's miniseries
Norma and Marilyn
and the network's movie
(1998). ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The Sheriff
The made-for-TV The Sheriff borrows a bit from the premise of the theatrical feature film Tick Tick Tick (71). Ossie Davis plays an African-American county sheriff, stationed in a small California mountain village; his wife is played by Davis' real-life spouse Ruby Dee. Kaz Garas portrays the sheriff's white deputy, and Lynda Day appears as Garas' wife. Davis' case at hand is the rape of a black coed by a white insurance salesman, which sparks racial polarization in the previously peaceful community. The Sheriff was the pilot for a TV series which was left at the gate by disinterested sponsors. A few months later, another failed pilot on similar lines was developed: Crosscurrent, starring Robert Hooks. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Three on a Couch
Artist Christopher Pride (Jerry Lewis) has just been commissioned to work in Paris. Wanting to kill two birds with one stone, he plans to bring his soon-to-be bride along to celebrate their honeymoon. Unfortunately, his girlfriend (Janet Leigh) is a psychiatrist trying to contend with a trio of young women who utterly despise men. These women are too unstable to leave alone. In hopes of hastening the women's treatment, Christopher impersonates three men in hopes of helping them realize that not all men are cads. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Promise Her Anything
A woman has to choose between the rich man she wants and the bohemian type who loves her in this comedy. Michele O'Brien (Leslie Caron) is a young widow raising a baby in Greenwich Village. She's decided that her child needs a father, and she determines that her best bet as a prospective mate is Dr. Phillip Brock (Robert Cummings), a well-heeled child psychologist. The only trouble is, Phillip doesn't like children very much, so Michele tries to keep her baby a secret from him. Michele's upstairs neighbor, Harley Rummell (Warren Beatty), is in love with her and is more than happy to baby-sit; however, Harley makes his living shooting nudie films in his flat, and when the baby begins making cameo appearances in the films, Michele starts wondering if Harley might be a bad influence on the tyke. William Peter Blatty, later to write the best-selling novel The Exorcist, penned the screenplay. Keep an eye peeled for a young Donald Sutherland in a bit part. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Judy Garland: Judy Garland & Friends
In this collection of clips from The Judy Garland Show, which ran for 26 episodes on CBS television in 1963 and 1964, the legendary singer and actress performs a number of songs, several of them collaborations with up-and-comer Barbra Streisand, grand dame Ethel Merman, and Garland's own daughter, the then-teenaged Liza Minnelli. Garland's solos include several of her signature numbers, from "I'm Nobody's Baby," which she performed as a fresh-faced MGM star in 1940's Andy Hardy Meets Debutante, to "The Man That Got Away," written especially for 1954's comeback vehicle A Star Is Born. Garland and Streisand alternate friendly banter about hating each other's talent with solo renditions and two extended medleys. The most famous of these pairings is their show-stopping combination of the standards "Get Happy" and "Happy Days Are Here Again"; Garland had performed the former in 1950's Summer Stock, while Streisand recorded the latter the same year the program aired. In another segment, Merman appears in the middle of the audience and joins Streisand and Garland for a leather-lunged rendition of "There's No Business Like Show Business." The Merman and Streisand footage was taped on October 4, 1963, for episode nine of Garland's eponymous program. A sequence featuring three duets and lots of clowning with Minnelli was taped a few months earlier, on July 16, for episode three. Several years after her program was cancelled, Garland was set to play Helen Lawson, a character based on Merman, for the film version of Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls; she was replaced, however, by Susan Hayward. Streisand would go on to star in her own remake of A Star Is Born, while Minnelli would mine her mother's legacy in her own repertoire. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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Boys' Night Out
In this squeaky clean sex comedy (the sort that could only have been made in the early 1960s), Kathy (Kim Novak) is a sociology student preparing her doctoral thesis, "Adolescent Sexual Fantasies in the Adult Suburban Male." She poses as a call girl to gain perspective on the sexual attitudes and behaviors of contemporary men, and she is soon installed as a kept woman for four men, Fred (James Garner), George (Tony Randall), Doug (Howard Duff), and Howard (Howard Morris). Except for Fred, all the men are married and looking for some of that loose, swinging action they've been hearing about, which makes the situation a research gold mine for Kathy. But she quickly discovers that while the men can talk about sex, they're too inhibited to actually do anything about it; what they really want isn't a wild fling, but an understanding ear. Fred is the only one who makes any romantic overtures, and in time he asks for her hand in marriage. Janet Blair, Anne Jeffreys, and Patti Page plays the wives of the would-be white-collar lotharios, and Zsa Zsa Gabor plays their boss's girlfriend. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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James Garner
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The Rosary
In this drama, two half-sisters begin fighting after they fall for the same man. The fight is resolved when one of the girls gets pregnant and must marry and the other ends up in a convent. Later murder, forgery, and extortion ensue. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Novelist Jay McInerney and playwright Michael Cristofer (who also made his feature film directorial debut) collaborated on the script for this bio of doomed supermodel Gia Carangi. In a star-making performance, Angelina Jolie stars as Gia, a gorgeous Philadelphia native who arrives in New York City to become a model and immediately makes an impression on high-powered agent Wilhelmina Cooper (Faye Dunaway). Gia's fierce good looks make her a star, as does her willingness to pose nude. Gia becomes entangled in a passionate affair with a photographer's assistant, Linda (Elizabeth Mithcell), but Linda is more conflicted about her bisexuality, driving Gia away and fueling the model's craving for mood-altering drugs. Failed attempts at reconciliation with both Linda and her mother Kathleen (Mercedes Ruehl) drive Gia further over the edge from cocaine to heroin, her emaciated body and sunken eyes becoming the catalyst for the "heroin chic" look. Although Gia is eventually able to kick her powerful habit, she learns that an infected needle has resulted in her contracting the AIDS virus. For the second year in a row, a made-for-TV film resulted in an Emmy nomination and a Golden Globe victory for Jolie (the first was George Wallace, 1998). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Henri-Georges Clouzot's classic French thriller gets a Hollywood makeover in this glossy remake. Guy Baran (Chazz Palminteri) is the dull, loutish headmaster of a private school that has seen better days. While Guy oversees the day to day operations, the school is actually owned by his wife Mia (Isabelle Adjani), whose spirit has been crushed by Guy's casual cruelty and whose health is frail. Guy has been openly having an affair with one of his teachers, Nicole Horner (Sharon Stone), who has almost as much contempt for Guy as Mia. Mia and Nicole eventually join forces against their common enemy and plan to murder him and conceal the evidence. However, while the killing goes as planned, Guy's body mysteriously disappears from the carefully chosen spot where it was dumped, and when a chatty detective, Shirley Vogel (Kathy Bates) begins asking questions, both women begin to wonder who knows what about their murderous scheme. This was the third remake of Les Diaboliques, following two made-for-TV adaptations, Reflection of Murder and House of Secrets. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A yuppie and a hippie are the offbeat pairing of this character comedy in the tradition of earlier mismatched buddy films such as Midnight Run (1988). Kiefer Sutherland is uptight, 26-year-old FBI agent John Buckner, who's been assigned to escort an aging counterculture radical named Huey Walker (Dennis Hopper) to Oregon for trial on a charge that's decades old. Buckner finds Huey's lifestyle and beliefs irresponsible. Once the two are bound for their Pacific Northwest destination, Huey begins to play psychological mind games with the straight-arrow Buckner, convincing him that he's tripping on hallucinogenic drugs, getting him drunk, and setting him up with a hooker named Sparkle (Kathleen York). Huey trades places with his captor and soon a game of cat-and-mouse is afoot as the agent pursues the one-time radical, with surprising revelations abounding regarding Buckner's childhood and Huey's motivations for allowing himself to be captured. Flashback also stars Carol Kane, Cliff De Young, Richard Masur, Michael McKean, and Paul Dooley. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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See No Evil, Hear No Evil
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The third pairing of comic actors Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder was much less successful than their previous team-ups, Silver Streak(1976) and Stir Crazy (1980). Wilder plays Dave, the deaf proprietor of a newsstand and employer of blind gambler Wally (Pryor). When Wally's bookie is shot and killed at the stand, Dave and Wally are arrested for the crime. Since the deaf Dave had his back turned and didn't see the crime, while the blind Wally only heard it, the clues they have to offer the police are slim -- Dave's glimpse of a shapely leg and Wally's whiff of a perfume called Shalimar. It turns out the dead man was in possession of a coin that he dropped into Dave's tip box, which Wally is now carrying. The coin contains a valuable microchip sought by crime baron Sutherland (Anthony Zerbe), for whom hired killer Eve (Joan Severance) and her British partner, Kirgo (Kevin Spacey), are working. Posing as lawyers, Eve and Kirgo spring Dave and Wally from jail, leading to a series of misadventures as the coin changes hands and the two sensory-challenged pals attempt to learn who has framed them and why. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Patty Hearst
A newspaper heiress is kidnapped, brainwashed, and forced to join a group of terrorist bank robbers in this docudrama, based on the saga of Patricia Hearst. In 1974, Hearst (Natasha Richardson), the granddaughter of publishing tycoon William Randolph Hearst, was a student at the University of California. On February 4, members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, a radical political group, broke into the Berkeley home she shared with her boyfriend and kidnapped her. Hearst then allegedly spent 57 days locked in a closet as she was indoctrinated into the group's revolutionary beliefs by their charismatic leader, Cinque (Ving Rhames). Eventually, Hearst joined (or at least pretended to join) the SLA, adopted the name Tania and participated in a number of high-profile bank robberies. After several SLA members died in a police fire storm, Hearst and fellow members Bill and Emily Harris (William Forsythe and Frances Fisher) went on the lam and were later arrested. Although she claimed her participation in the group was a ruse carried out to protect herself from further rape, torture, and mind control, Hearst eventually served several years in prison after her 1976 conviction for bank robbery. Based on the novel Every Secret Thing, Hearst's own account of the events, Paul Schrader's film tells the story from the heiress' own viewpoint, with little in the way of conflicting evidence. After President Carter ordered her release from prison in 1979, Hearst went on to act in several films, including Cecil B. Demented, a John Waters spoof whose plot bears some resemblance to her own life story. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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Less Than Zero
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This drama about affluent Los Angeles teens is taken from the novel by Bret Easton Ellis. Clay (Andrew McCarthy) is a college freshman who returns home during Christmas break. Clay's old flame Blair (Jamie Gertz) is now more interested in her new beau Julian (Robert Downey, Jr.), the fun-loving party boy with a penchant for drugs. While Clay tries to rekindle a thing with Blair, Julian becomes addicted to cocaine and starts freebasing. Julian's friends try halfheartedly to intervene, with no success. Soon he is so far in debt to drug dealer Rip (James Spader) that Julian becomes a male prostitute, whoring for enough money for his next fix. Michael Bowen co-stars with Tony Bill and Nicholas Pryor in this trip into the seamy world of darkness in sunny California. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Soup for One
When a young, single, neurotic New Yorker finds the perfect woman, he tries desperately to get her to fall for him. Young director Jonathan Kaufer has been compared to Woody Allen with this, his first feature. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi
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Marcia Strassman
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Up the Academy
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A teen comedy that does not quite rise to the level of that age group, this uninspired story features Ron Liebman as the Major, a sadistic instructor at a military school. Ralph Macchio (before his 1984 hit, Karate Kid) and other teens of every stripe suffer through the indignities heaped on them by the Major and do their best with the sexual, ethnic, and racial stereotypes that the script gives them to handle. Robert Downey directs, Tom Patchett and Jay Tarses wrote the screenplay. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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The Rose
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Bette Midler stars as Rose in this somber drama loosely based on the life of the late Janis Joplin. She plays an ill-fated singer who succumbs to the pressures of performing by indulging in drugs and alcohol. Her sweetheart Dyer (Frederic Forrest) is the former chauffeur who naively tries to save her from self destruction, while her British manager Rudge (Alan Bates) is ultimately blamed for not preventing her inevitable fall. The story mirrors any one of a number of popular singers who have fallen victim to the excess of success. Midler and Forrest were nominated for Oscars for their performances, with Best Editing laurels given to Timothy O'Meara and Robert Wolf. The Rose was a box office smash and was the plum role that elevated Midler to star status in the eyes of the public and Hollywood. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Adapted by Julian Barry from his own Broadway play, Lenny manages to be both brutally frank and highly romanticized in detailing the short life and career of influential, controversial stand-up comedian Lenny Bruce. The chronology hops, skips and jumps between Lenny (Dustin Hoffman) in his prime and the burned-out, strung-out performer who, in the twilight of his life, used his nightclub act to pour out his personal frustrations at great, boring length. We watch as up-and-coming comic Bruce courts his "Shiksa goddess," a stripper named Honey (Valerie Perrine). With family responsibilities, Lenny is encouraged to do a "safe," conformist act, but he can't do it. Constantly in trouble for flouting obscenity laws, Lenny develops a near-messianic complex, which fuels both his comedy genius and his talent for self-destruction. Worn out by a lifetime of tilting at Establishment windmills, Lenny Bruce died of a drug overdose in 1966. Director Bob Fosse chose to film Lenny in black-and-white, giving the film the texture of a documentary. Though a film as verbally graphic as Lenny could not have been made when the real Lenny Bruce was alive, audiences in 1974 responded, to the tune of an $11 million gross. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Where's Poppa?
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Director Carl Reiner, most closely associated with the homey values of situation comedies, shocked, surprised, and (in some cases) delighted his admirers with the jet-black comedy Where's Poppa?. George Segal plays Gordon Hocheiser, a New York attorney whose love life is constantly being sabotaged by his senile mother (Ruth Gordon), who constantly asks the question of the title. (She doesn't realize Poppa is dead). Every time Gordon has a prospective bride or lover lined up, Mrs. Hocheiser gums up the works with her insane behavior. The attorney at last finds a kindred spirit in the beautiful caregiver Louise Callan (Trish VanDevere), who has likewise been a victim of someone else's eccentricities (her first husband used the conjugal bed as his own personal toilet). When Mrs. Hocheiser chases Louise away like she has all the others, Gordon begins entertaining notions of killing his mother. In desperation, Gordon begs his brother Sidney (Ron Leibman) to take his mother off his hands, which leads to several comic vignettes in deliriously bad taste. The film's incest-themed original ending (trimmed from the video version but still included in cable prints) finds Gordon climbing into bed with Mrs. Hocheiser, only to be greeted with a "
Poppa." The celebrated "tush scene," wherein Mrs. Hocheiser bites Gordon on his bare backside while Louise looks on in horror, packed a real wallop back in the early '70s, as did a courtroom scene involving a disgruntled hippie (Rob Reiner) and a psychotic U.S. general who graphically describes his homicidal acts against the Vietnamese. Though Carl Reiner would continue to "push the envelope" in his later films (Steve Martin as a "poor black child"? George Burns as God?) he would never again attempt anything as risky as Where's Poppa?. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Running Mates
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The made-for-cable satirical comedy Running Mates is about a bachelor U.S. Senator named Hugh (Ed Harris), who falls in love with Aggie (Diane Keaton), a widowed children's author, while he is running for president. Though she hates politics, she finds something charming in the slick Hugh and agrees to marry him. Unfortunately, the press finds something suspicious within Aggie's past, and it could sink his campaign. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Malcolm X
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Writer-director Spike Lee's epic portrayal of the life and times of the slain civil rights leader Malcolm X begins with the cross-cut imagery of the police beating of black motorist Rodney King juxtaposed with an American flag burning into the shape of the letter X. When the film's narrative begins moments later, it jumps back to World War II-era Boston, where Malcolm Little (Denzel Washington) is making his living as a hustler. The son of a Baptist preacher who was murdered by the Ku Klux Klan, Little was raised by foster parents after his mother was deemed clinically insane; as an adult, he turned to a life of crime, which leads to his imprisonment on burglary charges. In jail, Little receives epiphany in the form of an introduction to Islam; he is especially taken with the lessons of Elijah Mohammed, who comes to him in a vision. Adopting the name 'Malcolm X' as a rejection of the 'Little' surname (given his family by white slave owners), he meets the real Elijah Mohammed (Al Freeman, Jr.) upon exiting prison, and begins work as a spokesman for the Nation of Islam. Marriage to a Muslim nurse named Betty Shabazz (Angela Bassett) follows, after which X spearheads a well-attended march on a Harlem hospital housing a Muslim recovering from an episode of police brutality. The march's success helps elevate X to the position of Islam's national spokesperson. There is dissension in the ranks, however, and soon X is targeted for assassination by other Nation leaders; even Elijah Mohammed fears Malcolm's growing influence. After getting wind of the murder plot, X leaves the Nation of Islam, embarking on a pilgrimage to Mecca that proves revelatory; renouncing his separatist beliefs, his oratories begin embracing all races and cultures. During a 1965 speech, Malcolm X is shot and killed, reportedly by Nation of Islam members. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Falling in Love can be described as an urban American Brief Encounter. Reteamed for the first time since The Deer Hunter, Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep star as a married couple. Thing of it is, they're not married to each other. While Christmas shopping for their respective families, architect Frank Raftis (DeNiro) and graphic artist Molly Gilmore (Streep) "meet cute," their holiday packages becoming mixed up. What starts as a pleasant chance acquaintance blossoms into romance. Inevitably, however, both parties realize that what they're doing is wrong--a shade too late to save their marriages, as it turns out. The film ends with a bittersweet "one year later" coda. The natural charisma of its stars lends distinction to the otherwise so-so Falling in Love. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Unfaithfully Yours
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This remake of the 1948 Preston Sturges classic stars Dudley Moore as the symphony conductor who imagines ways to get back at the wife he believes is unfaithful to him. Moore plays Claude Eastman, the conductor of a prestigious sympathy, who suspects that his actress wife Daniella (Nastassja Kinski) is fooling around behind his back with the orchestra's handsome soloist, Maxmillian Stein (Armand Assante). The tip comes courtesy of Norman Robbins (Albert Brooks), Daniella's brother. As Claude is conducting a symphony, an elaborate plot plays out in his head -- he will murder his unfaithful wife to get revenge on her. The plot is simpler and more straightforward than the original version, in which the conductor harbored three separate elaborate fantasies. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
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After a big-time country singer (Dolly Parton) brags that she can turn anybody in to a country-singin' star, she's out to prove she can live up to her talk when she recruits a cab-driver (Sylvester Stallone) as a country singer. He's scheduled to sing at a big-time NYC country night club and Dolly puts her ample powers to work in preparing her protege. ~ Rovi
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Fire Sale
Alan Arkin directed and starred in this anarchic comedy. Benny Fikus (Vincent Gardenia) is the owner of a department store that's on its last legs, with his nebbishy son Russell (Rob Reiner) serving as his second-in-command. Benny's bother Ezra (Arkin) used to work with him at the store, but he quit to coach basketball in the midst of a long losing streak. Ezra's wife Marion (Anjanette Comer) desperately wants a child, and Ezra needs a new star player, so he thinks he's helping both of them when he adopts a black teenager (Byron Stewart) who shoots mean hoop. Benny, looking for a way out of the store's irrevocable financial slump, wants to burn the place down for the insurance money, but rather than hire an arsonist, he tries to convince his brother-in-law, Zabbar (Sid Caesar), that the store is actually a Nazi stronghold so Zabbar that will do the deed on his own. The supporting cast also includes Sally K. Marr, whose son was controversial comedian Lenny Bruce. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Malcolm X: His Own Story as it Really Happened
This 1972 documentary tribute to the life and work of the assassinated Black Muslim leader Malcolm X was poorly received at the time of its release. However, it has grown in importance as Malcolm's place in African American history has grown. The backbone of the documentary is based on The Autobiography of Malcolm X. This documentary, made with the help of the Malcolm's wife Betty Shabazz, recounts the life and ideas of this controversial man. James Earl Jones, Ossie Davis and Steve Benderoth provide the narration. In addition to clips of Malcolm X in public interviews and speeches, numerous important civil rights figures are featured, as well as important public officials from the period. In 1992, director Spike Lee released another major film biography of Malcolm X, called Malcolm X. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Our last visit to W-C was fair, but they redeemed themselves on our most recent trip. The service was great - server with a sense of humor. Wine prices were good - Ridge Zin for under $60. We don't quite understand the Asian twists on the menu right now, but they are always changing the offerings. We look forward to our next visit to Walla Walla to see what's new. We make a point of dining here every trip.
Our dinner was so excellent we could hardly remember when we had such an experience. We started off he evening with Martinis and the chili shrimp....WOW the flavor of the shrimp exploded on our palates. I opted for the hot spinach salad...again my mouth went crazy with the smoked trout and bacon accompanied by the dressing. Main course an excellently prepared halibut. We ended up with just enough room for (I don't recall the exact name) the rhubarb and berry oh heck it was so good I lost my mind at that point. We will be back next year to experience what I call The perfect evening. Kudos to the Bartender, host and hostess for the extra steps they made to enhance our evening.
We had an amazing time and really enjoyed the tasting menu. We tried the wine pairings and were delighted by all the local wines including Rotie's Southern White Blend, Sleight of Hand Rosé and a Seven Hills Riesling. The steak and strawberry rhubarb tart were my favorite courses!
We visited for our Whitehouse-Crawford for our 29th anniversary. We are so happy happy happy that we did. It is great to be in a restaurant that shows their appreciation for guests with incredible service and food. My tenderloin was spot on as were our appetizers. The combinations of flavors was amazing. The halibut my wife had on an Argentinian potato salad was the best.
It was the second time we had been at Whitehouse-Crawford. The food was delicious. We will be back every time we come to WallaWalla.
This is one of the best places in the country to eat. Everything was excellently prepared. Our server brought the wine back because it was corked. Too often I have to explain to someone what that means. The meal ended with a Dessert to Die for!! We go here every visit to Walla Walla.
Our first time visiting Walla Walla, several friends recommended this restaurant and we were very pleased. Very nice atmosphere, open feeling, the service was very nice. Our waiter was always close-by, other waiters helped serve our dinner and plus the restaurant accommodated our last minute change to our reservation. Very nice evening.
Whitehouse-Crawford turns out consistently great food. Their selections are always interesting but approachable so it's easy to take foodies and less adventurous types out together and all will enjoy the meal. I love that they start the meal with an Amuse Bouche. During this visit the kitchen was slow due to a large party needing service in the banquet room. We were seated rather too closely to other diners for the experience to be a truly intimate dining experience. Our waiter was just less than attentive, especially considering his table load. As soon as he realized we weren't ordering a whole bottle of wine and salads to pad his tip, he lost interest. Overall it's a great restaurant and worth a visit.
First impression comes with the building and interior design, could be back in Scandinavia! The food and wine were also extremely good, we all 4 enjoyed everything.
Went there for dinner tomight and enjoyed very much the Copper river salmon special and molten chocolate cake with salted caramel ice cream dessert.. Very yummy with great service by Jenna the manager and the other service staff..
We have been regulars at Whitehouse Crawford for thirteen years. It is fine dining at its best, and we can say that as ones who have enjoyed the best in many cities.
What a nice place to have dinner - they were accommodating, attentive but never invasive, and the food was delicious and the menu had so many great, and mostly healthy, options. Cocktails and wine list were fabulous, and it has a nice layout so that we could actually hear each other and enjoy ourselves, unlike many places anymore that just pack people in. We had heard about it and are so glad we tried it!
Second Visit. We are avid golfers, and I love fine food and wine. So Walla Walla is a must stop in our travels. Whitehouse Crawford delivers the fine food and wine. We had the six course tasting menu with wine pairings to celebrate a birthday. The food was fantastic. They specialize in using fresh organic and seasonal food. The standouts for us on the tasting menu were the Red Beet shrimp gazpacho, the pasta first course, the halibut was some of the best we have ever had and the painted table beef tenderloin. Would I recommend this restaurant if you are in the area. The noise level was pretty good. The restaurant was full and you could still easily converse.
We hadn't anticipated how far superior the Whitehouse-Crawford would be to the Marc. We loved the beet soup,!, as well as our entree of halibut on polenta.
We made our pilgrimage to our favority "wine country" restaurant and it was excellent, as always. The level of sophistication is impressive and will not disappoint "big city visitors".
While there are many reasons to go to Walla Walla, this restaurant is our primary one. It has an amazingly consistent delivery over many years. We started with some onion straws, which are simple, yet delicious. We also had the pork satay, which was also very good. My spouse had the Calabacitas, which is very inventive and good. I had the tenderloin, which was prepared perfectly. For dessert, we had several types of ice cream.
This restaurant was incredible! The food was amazing and the service even more so! The restaurant was absolutely stunning to the eye! We will be going here for our anniversaries to come! Def on the higher price range. But you get what you pay for, and this place is worth every penny!!! Would recommend this to anyone and everyone!
Limited, but excellent menu, something for just about everyone. Not overdone-gourmet, but local foods prepared to their best. Pleasantly overwhelmingly complete wine list, friendly professional staff, interesting building. Prices on the high end, but not exceptionally so. Fine casual dining. A great place to take out-of-town guests.
We had a lovely dinner the last night of our vacation. The food was excelently prepared and the service was great! Wish I lived in the area.
We had the tasting menu with paired wines. It is worth noting up front that there are basically two kinds of tasting menus. Some feature special dishes based on what is available. Others are a sampling of the menu. This tasting menu is of the latter nature. The food was good to great. We really liked the beet gazpacho and the salmon cake was outstanding. But other dishes were less special and the wine pairings good and not great. Of the four restaurants we ate at in Walla Walla this was for us clearly the least exciting.. (Note: Walla Walla has really good restaurants!) Final summary, good to great but suffers from comparison to the competition!
We've been coming here since it first opened. Love this place and cherish it among all our favorite restaurants anywhere. Tried the lamb curry (new on the menu). It was delectable, of course. You need reservations for weekends and special events in the area.
The food was very good, but the service was outstanding. Our waiter suggested a reasonably-price bubbly for toasting and a beautiful syrah for dinner. The evening went very smoothly, but the service was really remarkably GREAT!
We had a lovely dinner for two. Menu was very creative. Food very tasty. They locally source as much food as possible. Our waiter was fantastic---always there when needed, but not hovering.
Started with a beet salad with heirloom tomatoes that was excellent. Menu was some what limited but one of us had the lamb curry and I had the beef tenderloin. No lamb cutlets this time. They did have salmon cakes made from coho salmon but being from the Seattle area passed this up. The lamb was tender and curry was not overpowering. The beef tenderloin was served to perfection medium-rare and was served with a red wine sauce, which unfortunately was really too salty to enjoy with most of it remaining on the place. Dessert was disappointing. We split a "Peach Crumble" which looked like a thin layer of peach marmelaid on the bottom with instant oakmeal on top.. There was no crust and no texture, if you will, to the oatmeal.
Great atmosphere, historical building, outstanding food and superb service. If you are in Walla Walla you should plan on dining at Whitehouse Crawford.
Excellent food, excellent wine, but really slow service. It took us 2 1/2 hours to complete the meal. I would go back, but if they repeat this performance it would be my last visit. It was Labor Day weekend, and they were busy, but there were many empty tables before our entrees came out. We selected the warm trout salad, salmon cakes and the lamb curry (medallions). Each was exceptional, but the lamb medallions had gristle and a piece of bone in them. When we asked the waitress to warn the kitchen about the bone, she gave us free dessert (we selected the warm flour-less torte and the salted caramel ice cream, served together, which was excellent!).
Enjoyed the six course dinner at W-C during weekend getaway accompanied by a 2008 Northwind merlot. Superb food, delicious wine, considerate and skilled service.
Not only is the food exceptional - well prepared, well-presented and properly portioned - but the service is wonderful. They do not clear plates until every member of the dining party has completed their meal. This is the third time we have dined at WC (over the course of nearly ten years) and they have not slipped a bit in any rating area.
We had generally heard very positive remarks about this restaurant, and scheduled ahead of our overnight stay to be sure to have our reservation secured. We were warned it was a bit pricey, and some reviews complained the menu didn't offer enough variety, service wasn't always great. We found it to be a superb dining experience in all respects. Friendly service, fabulous food, and the historical ambiance of the "great room" was delightful. Gorgeous planked hardwood floors kept drawing our attention. So beautiful. We loved each presentation of food, from onion rings, spinach salad, to main courses, which were filet of beef and salmon cakes. Our server was friendly and generally efficient. We will definitely return on a future trip.
Love this restaurant as it makes any trip to Walla Walla special. The food is fresh, interesting and well prepared. Great cocktails and of course, wines. We sometimes make the trip from Seattle just to eat here.
Whitehouse Crawford is one of the two best restaurants in Walla Walla. The food is superb, and the wait staff are outstanding. It is a bit pricy, but for special occasions (such as our recent anniversary), it is perfect.
Nice way to end our week in Washington Wine Country. The warm spinach salad with smoked trout was wonderful. Also enjoyed the fresh peach crumble. Nice to have a menu that allowed us to pick and choose rather than forced into a tasting menu which is becoming so popular. Would definitely recommend this restaurant to our friends.
From start to finish this was an excellent dining experience. The beet gazpacho was a refreshing interpretation. The pasta with duck starter was flavorful. The tenderloin was cooked to perfection. The wines were so interesting we made a point to visit several the next day. Attentive service throughout.
while there was a bit of a wait for food, we enjoyed watching the prep chefs and how professional the waiters were, they were constantly on the move. The food was superb and the room was perfect..airy, bright, artistic, historic would recommend this to anyone
We choose Whitehouse Crawford whenever we are in Walla Walla. Food and service is great and we love the setting.
Great food, next to Whitman hotel, chef menu was great. I am not a fan of the Painted Hills beef, if you think you are getting a tender tenderloin, it will not be so. It is ok, but not what I would expect. Salmon cakes were excellant.
I proposed to my now fiance here and it was a very fitting environment. The service was exceptional, and the food was great.
Been several years since we found our way to White-Crawford and it's clear we need to do so more often. Seated immediately upon arrival, attentive waiter, excellent meal, and they even understand cucumber in Hendrick's instead of olives.
Excellent Dining experience! It was easy to make reservations. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. The service was prompt and courteous. The food was exceptional, I have never experienced better.
Wonderful restaurant, food was amazing. We had dinner here on our first anniversary on a weekend getaway to Walla Walla. Only gripe was that our particular waiter seemed to be completely uninterested in waiting on us. Oh, you wanted wine/dinner/dessert? Thankfully there was another lady who came by and checked on us and got us what we were hoping for. Definitely not an inexpensive place (unless you sit at the bar!), but worth every penny. We will come back.
Every coarse we had was outstanding. I would not hesitate to recommend this restaurant to anyone for any occasion.
The ambience is outstanding.....the restoration and changes to the old historical building are terrific. Service staff was friendly, pleasant and knowledgeable. Food is well presented and wonderful. Would highly recommend to anyone living in or visiting Walla Walla.
Wonderfully romantic. The food was luscious and wait staff very attentive. Could lower the lights for later reservations. Enjoyed it tremendously. Will come again.
Was in town for local college weekend and we dined here one night. The ambiance, food and service were very good. My seventy-six year-old mother is incredibly hard to please so when she said the place was "nice" well, I nearly fell out of my chair. I'm sure others can find fault with the menu or the wine selection or the service. For us that evening everything came together just right and we enjoyed ourselves immensely. Thank you, Whitehouse-Crawford.
The food was great, but it was very limited for one member of our party who is a vegetarian. The server seemed unknowledgeable about options for those with this food restraint, which I was pretty surprised by. Otherwise, our experience was good overall. Worth the trip.
We weren't expecting to find such a lovely place open on a Monday night, but we figured it was worth the chance of venturing into Walla Walla from Dayton. We were happy we did. The food was great, the restaurant itself a great space. The sauce on the tenderloin was fantastic and our waiter was excellent. The only downside, which wasn't even worth taking even a fraction of a star off, was that their menu on Yelp said they'd have duck, but I'm guessing that was their summer menu because no duck. Still, I'll have to come back in the summer to try it again.
From the excellent & unhurried service to the beautifully presented & delicious tenderloin, we found Whitehouse Crawford to be memorable & exceptional.
Five of us had delicious meals and got to the theater on time ... I appreciate our waiter's attention to our time frame. The list of non-alcoholic beverages was far better than average, and the ginger ale + lime juice was delicious.
this place. Itself a key ingredient in the life of Walla Walla. The restaurant provides dining that is good, never less than that, and on occasion sublime. The high point for its special Thanksgiving meal was a mushroom-infused pudding, more like a mousse, that made me think I'd gone to butter-heven. The four-part dessert was superb, too. In recent years Whitehouse-Crawford has taken special care to hire an attentive, sharp, and courteous waiting staff that it educates with dedication. I wish its corkage fee were lower, but I have that complaint about many a high-end restaurant. Its own wine list is good but not extraordinary.
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Messalonskee Lake sunsets, All Seasons! in Belgrade Lakes
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Enjoy gorgeous sunsets, panoramic lake views, swimming, fishing, hiking, and boating fun from this 2 bedroom, 1 bath cozy camp located steps away from Snow Pond (a.k.a Messalonskee Lake).
This pristine location is on one of the best fishing lakes in Maine and among 150 Best in America(Field & Stream, June 2007). The owner is a Maine Fishing Guide. This home home has been listed FOR SALE with Gail Rizzo, Belgrade LLakePoint realty.
Renovated in the spring of '07, the quaint camp features open living space between kitchen, living room, and dining area. Nestled in a small cove, the home and the yard offer plenty of privacy.
The best part of this property is the quiet sitting spots to enjoy the lake views. From the deck just steps away from the water, to the chairs nestled among the lakefront trees, to the deck platform on the point that provides full sunset vistas of the widest part of this lake...it is just incredible. You've got to experience it! Nature lovers, fishers, water or bird enthusiasts alike can enjoy this rental in all 4 seasons.
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One bedroom has a king size bed. The other bedroom has a bunk bed and a twin. There is a pull out couch in the living room that opens to a full size bed.
Blankets & pillows, sheets, towels, kitchen towels, etc. are provided.
Camp has well water and includes washer/dryer. Full bathroom.
Thermostat regulated propane heater is used for cool seasons.
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gas cook top/oven
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TV w/VCR (reception for just a couple local channels-bring videos!)
Outside you'll find a deck, gas grill, quaint sitting spots, fire pit, picnic table and more.
Canoe w/life jackets and paddles
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Boat launch area is 3 minutes away
Boat Rentals available – fishing guide services too.
Cell phones work well in area.
activities and attractions in Belgrade Lakes Maine
If you are an outdoor enthusiast, the Belgrade Lakes is the place to be!
Messalonskee Lake is one among many in a chain of lakes. The quaint village is nestled between two lakes and includes shopping, restaurants, and often holiday festivals (4th of July, Octoberfest, etc.)
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Golfing - Belgrade's pristine public golf course
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Snowmobiling, Skating/Ice Fishing
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$1100 per week during peak summer season (June, July, August). In peak summer season we prefer to only rent by the week. However we will consider daily rentals upon request, if available.
$850 per week for fall, winter, and early spring. Please inquire for off-season special pricing.
September thru November can be the best months on the lake in Maine. The scenery is wonderful for the changing season, the days are warm still, and the fishing, hiking and hunting is great!
We require a booking deposit of 50% to confirm the reservation, with full payment received 30-days prior to arrival. Maine state lodging tax 7% added to rental.
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- Cook hot dogs and marshmellows over the camp fire
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I just bought a Seagate Expansion External 3TB . At first it worked great , however in just an hour (some more or less, didn't kept the time) it just disconnected. It did reconnect en disconnect in just a few seconds, Windows told me I had to format the partition since it was broken. When I took the power of the hard-drive for a short while, it worked again.
This process kept repeating itself. I though it could be the USB cable that didn't work properly, so I bought a new one. This didn't fix the problem since in just an hour (sometimes 2 or even 3 hours) it disconnected again.
I'm using Windows 7sp1 and connected the hard-drive to the PCI express card USB 3.0 from ICIDU, witch works fine. The hard drive disconnects when I'm using it and when I'm not.
The energy-saving settings where set on never at first, but now I set it on 5 hours. This change in settings didn't fix the problem either.
What I personally think is that the hard drive gets too hot, but I'm not sure. Does anyone else have the same problem and have some resolutions for me? Thanks in advanced!
I went back to the stor and they gave me a new one. This one has the same problem. 1-2 hours ans it disconnects, just when I'm watching a movie. Still no reaction from Seagate....
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Thanks for the replay.
I checked and I haven't installed the default Microsoft chipset, but the chipset from my factory (up to date).
I also have non of the listed problems (from the url),
my problem:
- the harddrive shutdown afther beeing active for 1-2 hours.
- reconnects en disconnects really fast servial times
- Windows asks me to format the broken partition everytime it reconnects
Solution: Disconnects and connects the power cable (not USB, that won't solve it!!)
(this solution works for an hour or two.)
So please tell me if I'm wrong, but I really think it's the harddrive's firmware or the harddrive heats up so mutch something go's wrong..?
I'm having the same problem with the same drive, any resolution to this issue
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I'm havng the same problem (shuts itself down) with my Seagate Expansion 3Tb HDD and I'm running Mac OSX 10.6.
It also seems to hit a fault 36.52 Gb from the end, doesn't copy the last file and locks up Finder.
After the Seagate HD in my iMac failed after a few weeks use last year, I'm beginning to think Seagate may have quality assurance issues.
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Comment Number: | 522418-11993 |
Received: | 7/17/2006 5:22:46 PM |
Organization: | Freelife International |
Commenter: | Angela Regalado |
State: | NM |
Subject: | Business Opportunity Rule |
Title: | Notice of Proposed Rulemaking |
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Lymphedema refers to swelling that occurs in one of your arms or legs that is caused by a blockage in your normal flow of the lymphatic system, an important part of your immune and circulatory systems. The blockage prevents lymph fluid from draining normally, therefore as the fluid builds up, the swelling continues.
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- Hardening and thickening of the skin on your affected arm or leg
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- Wrapping your arm or leg. Special compression sleeves and bandages to reduce swelling may be part of your recommended treatment.
- Massage. A special massage technique called manual lymph drainage encourages the flow of lymph fluid out of your arm or leg. Manual lymph drainage involves special hand strokes on your affected limb to gently move lymph fluid to healthy lymph nodes, where it can drain.
- Pneumatic compression. If you receive pneumatic compression, you'll wear a sleeve over your affected arm or leg. The sleeve is connected to a pump that intermittently inflates the sleeve, putting pressure on your limb. The inflated sleeve gently moves lymph fluid away from your fingers or toes, reducing the swelling in your arm or leg.
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Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012Missouri Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Rep. Todd Akin became probably the 3rd best known Republican candidate in the country when in an interview last Sunday, after being asked why he would outlaw abortion even in the case rape he replied "First of all, from what I understand from doctors that [pregnancy from rape] is really rare. If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down." He's been apologizing profusely every since, saying he "misspoke" in "off the cuff remarks". That's not good enough for the GOP establishment, who haven't stopped calling for Akin to withdraw from the race pretty much since the words came out of his mouth. A chorus line of GOP party bosses have all called for Akin to drop out of the Missouri US Senate race. When they couldn't force Akin out with talk, they tried money – Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS Super-PAC says it won't spend any money for the Missouri Senate race. For now. A GOP official said the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) would pull the $5 million it planned to spend on the race unless Akin quit. Why? While he may have mangled the explanation of his rationale for supporting making abortion illegal under all circumstances, even in cases of rape, incest, or when a pregnancy endangers the life of the mother, that position is shared by Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan, and is a "plank" in the Party's platform – the official position of the Republican Party. No, these GOP leaders don't disagree with Rep. Akin's underlying position – they just worry he might lose his Senate race because he spoke too frankly about what they support. Any hope that the GOP might win control of the U.S. Senate runs right through Missouri. They care much more about that then standing up for their close friend and collegue.
I don't believe would be Republican Senator Rep. Akin really misspoke – the extreme right anti-abortion folks have been pushing this notion that somehow a woman's body has this magic defense mechanism to prevent pregnancy from rape from some time. It's their defense from being accused of being heartless bastards for wanting to force a woman carry a pregnancy from a brutal rape to full term. One of the folks Rep. Akin might have got this nonsense from is radical anti-abortion activist Dr. John Wilke who, despite overwhelming actual statistical evidence to the contrary, claims the pregnancies from rape are "very rare". Willke, president of the Life Issues Institute, wrote a book with a chapter on rape from which Akin could have easily gotten his ideas:
"Her body is upset.Every woman is aware that stress and emotional factors can alter her menstrual cycle … Hormone production is controlled by a part of the brain which is easily influenced by emotions. There's no greater emotional trauma that can be experienced by a woman than an assault rape. This can radically upset her possibility of ovulation, fertilization, implantation and even nurturing of a pregnancy."
That's likely also where Rep. Akin got his notions about "legitimate rape" – only a "real rape" would produce the trauma to trigger this magic defense to thwart pregnancy. In a "not-real rape" (she just wasn't really in the mood, drank too much, or perhaps just had a headache?), there wouldn't be the trauma to induce the magic defense. Never heard of Dr. John Wilke? Well, Mitt Romney knows exactly who he is. In a Press Release from the Romney Campaign, Mitt Romney enthusiastically accepted Dr. Wilke's endorsement:
Today, Dr. John Willke, a founder of the Pro Life Movement, endorsed Governor Mitt Romney and his campaign for our nation's highest office. Dr. Willke is a leading voice within the pro-life community and will be an important surrogate for Governor Romney's pro-life and pro-family agenda. [...]
Welcoming Dr. Willke's announcement, Governor Romney said, "I am proud to have the support of a man who has meant so much to the pro-life movement in our country. He knows how important it is to have someone in Washington who will actively promote pro-life policies. Policies that include more than appointing judges who will follow the law but also opposing taxpayer funded abortion and partial birth abortion. I look forward to working with Dr. Willke and welcome him to Romney for President."
In 2007, Wilke praised Romney as the "the only candidate who can lead our pro-life and pro-family conservative movement to victory". Mitt Romney is happy to have the support from a man who formulated what Rep. Akin claimed, that women have a magic defense from getting pregnant from a "real" rape, yet now he calls for Rep. Akin to withdraw from the race? Et tu, Brute?
Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan has an especially close relationship with Rep. Akin. They've served together in the House for almost 12 years, and Ryan has co-sponsored many of Rep. Akin's anti-abortion bills, including including some that make no allowance for rape. Among the bills Ryan co-sponsored was a measure that would require a woman seeking an abortion to undergo an ultrasound first. Yes, that requirement that Virgina Republican legislators tried to pass last year – that any woman considering an abortion have her most sensitive body part be penetrated with a vagina probe, even if she had already been penetrated against her will as a victim of rape. Two bills that Ryan co-sponsored with Todd Akin last year would have restricted the definition of rape. The measures sought to prohibit federal funds from being used for abortion, except under certain conditions, with both bills as introduced using the term "forcible rape" as an exception to the funding ban. No bruises, no broken bones? No abortion for you. Yet Rep. Akin reports that his good friend Paul Ryan called him personally yesterday and "advised me that it would be good for me to step down". Et tu, Brute?
Rep. Akin says "The people of Missouri chose me to be their candidate, and I don't believe it's right for party bosses to decide to override those voters". That's probably the one of the few areas in which I can agree with Mr. Akin. He won a hard fought primary battle just weeks ago, with Missouri's Republican voters choosing him over two other conservative Republicans – two conservatives who stressed their fiscal conservatism, not religious conservatism that Todd Akin stressed. Republican voters chose Rep. Akin, and they deserve candidate they chose, not someone party bosses pick.
Rep. Akin also says the voters deserve a race based on the issues, and that voters deserves to know where the candidates stand on the issues. No disagreement from me there either. Mitt Romney says "Congressman Ryan and I disagree with Mr. Akin's statement, and a Romney-Ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape". Oh yeah? Well, you say alot of things that change over time. And your Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan was a co-sponsor of a House bill last year defining human life as beginning with fertilization and granting "personhood'' rights to embryos, a bill which would outlaw abortions in all cases, and would also restrict some forms of birth control such as the "morning after pill". And the platform of your party says if they gain control they would pass a Constitutional Amendment that will outlaw any and all abortion forever, even in cases of rape, incest, or if the pregnancy endangers the life of the mother. If you want us to really believe that a Romney-Ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape, then repudiate those positions. As you told Harry Reid: Put up or shut up.


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Posted: Wed Mar 12th, 2008 04:36 pm |
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Johan my brother and I had a large collection of Classic Comics. Several of them led to my interest in Shakespeare . The Macbeth with the dagger floating in front of him on the cover grabbed my interest. I read that one many times. In high school I took a test on Silas Marner and got an Aplus. I didn't brother to read the book. I had read the Classic comic. Sad to say my mom took all the comic books to the Child Care center where she worked after my brother and I were in junior high . The whole collection I am sure would be worth a fortune now. We had many Classics plus many DC comics. Susan |
Posted: Wed Mar 12th, 2008 05:30 pm |
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susan would depend on what you had and the year published and condition, that is my other passion comic book collecting |
Posted: Wed Mar 12th, 2008 09:40 pm |
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susansweet Member
Younglobo is a lost cause now as they are all gone . All our comic books. They were from the 50's and early 60's All kinds of comics . We were addicted to them. Gone with my baseball cards I gave to a kid in the neighborhood. Susan |
Posted: Thu Mar 13th, 2008 02:17 am |
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hind sight stinks huh , my mother threw out a large sum in Star Wars toys too But who knew. |
Posted: Thu Mar 13th, 2008 03:07 am |
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Johan Steele Life NRA,SUVCW # 48,Legion 352
All of my old Star Wars, star trek, batman toys & books went to a good cause, my sisters health. I've still got those Classic Comics, I don't have any idea if they're worth anything or not. Better than cliff notes anyway. |
Posted: Thu Mar 13th, 2008 02:27 pm |
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David White Member
Susan: That MacBeth CI was the very first one I ever bought, must have purchased 50+ after that. The cover is what grabbed me too. My friends thought I was nuts paying 15 cents for those versus 12 cents for DC comics. "Double, double, toil and trouble fire burn and cauldron bubble, Heh, Heh, Heh!" "Lead on MacDuff and damned be he who cries holds to." |
Posted: Thu Mar 13th, 2008 10:32 pm |
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Don Member
j harold 587 wrote: When my wife and I visited Pamplin Military Park at Pertersburg (I highly recommend this museuem/ educational experience) as they have the largest privately owned area of the original Petersburg seige earthworks they were excavating a picket post that was about 250 yards away from the actual earthworks. I thought at the time this was really far out considering the strength of the fortification. However considering that the Union troops staged closer than that for the Crater it may not have been overly far foreward. By the way I think Susan has commented on the excellent book store they have, but I will give it another plug. I still have a book from that spree I ave not read yet. Don't tell my wife. She may cut off my book money. J harold, are you saying that you're SUPPOSED to read the books that you have before you buy more? What an odd concept. Why on earth would I want to do that? |
Posted: Thu Mar 13th, 2008 10:36 pm |
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susansweet wrote: J. Harold I collect preprimers and primers as I taught first grade for years and years. I love old school books but only the ones I used as a child or first grade text. I have a pretty complete set of Dick and Jane. I was talking about that to some friends up in Oregon one summer. The friend of my friend went to a yard sale the next day and came home with a small orange volume. He handed it to me saying "I know you collect childeren's books." Susan, There's a local bookstore that has several of the Childhood Biography series. Let me know if you're interested in them and I'll see what I can set up. |
Posted: Fri Mar 14th, 2008 12:06 am |
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Don thanks sooooo much. Right now I am on a tight budget that is no books for a few months til bills are paid . Read the ones I have . To Johan and others I was working at the Drum today going though donated magazines to see if there were Civil War related articles. There it was American Heritage Magazine May/June 1993 has an article on Classics Illustrated Comic books. It even has pictures of some of the covers . Really cool. Susan |
Posted: Fri Mar 14th, 2008 03:14 am |
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Don Member
Susan, I'll keep an eye out next time I'm in there (maybe this weekend, have been trying to track down Dr Seuss books for the kiddo) and jot down what titles I see. I loved tht series as well. |
Posted: Fri Mar 14th, 2008 02:48 pm |
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My wife is very diciplined. She will not purchase a new book untill she has finished whatever she is currently reading. She doesn't know I have had Chamberlain's Into the Hands of Providence for almost two years on the unread pile. |
Posted: Sun Mar 16th, 2008 12:14 am |
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Susan, Very few bios, but they did have copies of Mackinley Kantor's "Gettysburg" and "Lee and Grant at Appomattox" from the old clothbound series by Landmark. |
Posted: Sun Mar 16th, 2008 05:56 am |
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Don what Doctor Seuss are you looking for ? I have them all . I taught a unit in first grade on the dear old Doctor and celebrated his birthday . Susan |
Posted: Sun Mar 16th, 2008 01:00 pm |
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J harold 587 said "I have had Chamberlain's Into the Hands of Providence for almost two years on the unread pile." J harold If this is Alice Rains Trulocks' "In the Hands of Providence" I would suggest you take it from that pile and read, it is, INHO, a terrific book. |
Posted: Thu Mar 20th, 2008 12:38 am |
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Don Member
Susan, Nearly all of them. Most of mine didn't survive my little sister, nor did most of my wife's survive her brother. Fortunately we have some time to track them down, as the little fellow's only 9 months old. 8^) And looking is fun. It's an excuse to visit used book stores, and if one happens to drift from the children's section to the history section after looking for Dr Seuss.... I'm sure my wife has already figured this out, but she's been nice enough thus far to call me on it, sainted woman that she is. |
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"This hotel since the revamp is a Posh and pleasant experience. While anyone can pay L... Read more"
- 4.0 5
- 46 Reviews
1.03 mi/1.65 km from search point
"If you want to stay on Fremont Street, this hotel is a good choice. As others have ... Read more"
"Location was outstanding. Very reasonable price. Older facility but well kept, clean ... Read more"
"Aloha thats what they say in Hawaii and the california las vegas, yes the hotel is ol... Read more"
"Stayed with my wife for a night, I thought I would surprise her for Christmas on our ... Read more"
"It was awesome, very clean, great access and dead center of the strip. No gambling a... Read more"
"Really liked the hotel, great for non-smokers! Nice to be near the strip but slightl... Read more"
1.53 mi/2.46 km from search point
"Las Vegas Marriott offers junior suite accommodations off the Vegas strip at much bet... Read more"
"I was there for a conference in April 2009. The staff was helpful and very friendly.... Read more"
"First time for me in any Marriott in Las Vegas (there are 15, I heard). Also... Read more"
"This was a "free 3 night stay" from a timeshare I own in CA. The hotel was mo... Read more"
"I've stayed at this property many times. It's always been wonderful. You are closer t... Read more"
"This is a timeshare. Its in Las Vegas. Hotels are in Vegas. Who wants a timeshare com... Read more"
"This place closed down the roof pool for 24 hrs for wind yet there was barely a breez... Read more"
Note: The nightly rates shown above do not yet include Tax Recovery Charge & Service Fees or (if applicable) Extra Person Fees, Child Fees, Additional Mandatory Hotel Charges or optional incidentals, such as parking, room service or movies.