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Retail chain Forever 21 occupies a large space in Seattle and in the hearts of its loyal customers.
"They have good deals," said Michayla Tompson of Seattle. "They're fashionable. And I feel like with their pieces you can make it your own." "They're adorable," agreed Grace Blumenstein of Bellevue. "You can mix and match. Yeah, I really like the store."
But what they didn't know is that the chain is cutting some full-time employees to 29 1/2 hours and taking away their health care coverage, just as the Affordable Care Act kicks in requiring all employers to provide health care for anyone working at least 30 hours. It's a trend that seems to be happening across the country.
"I don't think it's very fair," said Blumenstein. "They're just taking them away, midterm, It's not right."
Not right, but is it legal? We put that question to labor lawyer Mike Subit. "Unless they are doing it for an illegal reason or unless it violates somebody's contract, they can do it," Subit said. "Whether it's a good idea or a bad idea, it's not an illegal idea."
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Abstract: This paper explores the linguistic contexts, uses and meanings of the colour terms ntsho (black) and tshweu (white) in Setswana. Using a corpus data, the paper argues that the two terms display cultural and linguistic meanings which are sometimes lacking in Setswana dictionaries and certain translations. The analysis of the data reveals that the two colour terms collocate with a variety of other words in the language to result in a complex array of meanings. Further, the analysis reveals that while traditionally ntsho is associated with negative semantics, it is used in a variety of senses to celebrate heroes and heroines in Setswana culture. In a similar way, tshweu has ngative senses in certain limited contexts. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/856 Files in this item: 1
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In recent years internet-connected mobile devices such as smartphones have exploded in popularity, offering an alternate form of "home" internet access.
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In our last reading in late 2012, when over 80% of Americans were internet users, we found that 30% of them had placed online phone calls.
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There's one culinary phenomenon for which D.C. is second to none: The rise of fast-casual restaurants.
What to do in D.C.
The Wydown pop-up on U Street ends Sunday
The McCracken brothers hope to host a second pop-up before opening their permanent shop in the Louis at 14th.
El Rey, U Street's new shipping container taqueria, will open this month
With seating for 200 and heaters to keep things warm, midwinter margaritas are coming soon.
Artist Alicia Eggert says "You are on an island"
You might spot the artist's mobile sculpture driving around town in the coming days.
Watch online: 'Medora,' 'Mortified Nation' and 'A Year in Burgundy'
The Post's critics highlight original movies that are being streamed and made available on demand.
Urban Butcher in Silver Spring set to open on Dec. 12
The debut of the whole-animal restaurant will mark a dramatic comeback for owner Raynold Mendizabal.
Jeff Black's Republic to open Sunday in Takoma Park
The restaurateur's newest project is one of only a few places in the neighborhood to hear live music.
New vending zones force some food trucks to alter business plans
Vendors who have developed followers away from D.C.'s main squares are not ready to forsake those locations.
Dunya, Shaw's new Mediterranean restaurant, opens tonight
The restaurant will feature wines from around the world and cocktails named for far-flung destinations.
Dolcezza's gelato factory won't open until spring, but go for a taste this weekend
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[1]Do you or someone you know have an eBook reader or tablet? Point them in the direction of the library. The Carnegie Public Library offers you best-selling and classic audiobooks, eBooks, music, and video available 24/7 from the library's new eBook catalog, http://ohdbks.lib.overdrive.com/ [2].
You can browse the collection, check out with your library card, and download to PC, Mac®, and many mobile devices. To get started, you will need to install free software. For audiobooks, music, and video: OverDrive® Media Console™. To read eBooks, you'll need Adobe® Digital Editions. Kindles do not need software but be sure to choose the Kindle titles in the collection and often you will need a cable to connect your Kindle to a computer (you will need to log into your Amazon account). Titles can be enjoyed immediately or transferred to a variety of devices, including iPod®, Sony® Reader™, and many others. Some audio titles can also be burned to CD to listen on-the-go. Titles will automatically expire at the end of the lending period. There are no late fees!
With hundreds of popular fiction and non-fiction titles to choose from, the new collection is guaranteed to have something for everyone. You can download best-selling novels, well-known classics, self-improvement guides, and much more.
This service is free with your library card. To get started downloading audiobooks, eBooks, and more, visit http://ohdbks.lib.overdrive.com/ [2].
What changes will existing users who currently use both sites see?
You will now only have one site that looks and functions much like the other sites did. The name of the site will be The Ohio Digital Library. This site will have all of the holdings of the previous two catalogs.
What policies will the new catalog have in terms of checkout length, total checkouts, etc?
21 day checkouts default with options for 14 days and 7 days for all materials
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Will your current checkouts and holds lists merge?
Yes, the current checkouts and holds patrons of both the Ohio eBook Project and the SEO Digital Catalog should appear on the Ohio Digital Library. Users will not lose any holds/checkouts because of combining accounts, but if it causes them to reach/exceed their max, then they wouldn't be able to place any new holds/checkouts until some have been removed.
How will the merged holds be ranked?
Patrons will still retain the holds that they placed on the Ohio eBook Project and the SEO Digital Catalog. These holds will retain their original timestamp and will be sorted by that timestamp. So, the number on the holds list may change for you, but you will not lost your place in line, if that makes sense.
How will this change effect users of the Overdrive app?
Users who have the Ohio eBook Project site bookmarked/saved in their app will see "Ohio Digital Library" and won't need to make any changes. Those patrons who had SEO saved but not OEP will need to find the new site under its new name. Or, if they go to their SEO bookmark, it will redirect them.
Will there be a new URL or link for the merged site?
Yes, the URL for the site will be http://ohdbks.lib.overdrive.com/ [2] Ohioebooks.com, ohioebooks.org, Ohioebook.com and Ohioebook.org will also work. All links from the old sites will redirect to this URL.
How many items will be in this new site?
This new catalog will have approximately 125,000 copies of items for our patrons to check out. It's harder to determine titles at this time, since there is a lot of overlap between the two collections.
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Olympic archer Ellison lets competition 'go to his head'
First-time U.S. Olympic Team archer Brady Ellison hasn't even competed in his first event, but he has already seen himself win the gold medal.
He won't be offended if you say "he'd gone mental." In fact, he'd probably agree with you.
"It's all mental," says the 19-year-old Ellison, a native of Glendale , Ariz. , who won the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials gold medal in May. "I train more mentally than I do technically. When you're working on form and shooting, it's good to work on your technique, but at the same time, you have to work on your mental routine and your mental game.
"Mainly what I've been doing for here is a lot of imagery: me winning the Games, me winning the gold medal, me being calm, overcoming the conditions and visualizing different scenarios. Everything positive. Always making good shots.
"You completely imagine everything the way you want it to happen, detail for detail. Your mind can't tell the difference between something that is visually imagined and something that actually happens. If you're constantly thinking about making a good shot and perfect form and perfect technique, your mind thinks that you're actually shooting that. So when you go out and shoot your bow, you're going to do it."
Ellison is quick to give credit on his approach to "mental coach" Lanny Bassham, who won a gold medal in shooting at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games and runs his own mental management company.
"He's taught me a lot. It's something when it's first taught to you, you're like 'yeah, whatever.' Then after you finally start doing it and you commit yourself to it, you really believe in it because you see the difference."
Ellison, who will be competing in both the individual and team events (with teammates Butch Johnson and Vic Wunderle) in Beijing , actually competed in a test event here last year, an experience that he added to his mental arsenal.
"One thing that's helped me here is I shot at this stadium last year, both in team rounds and in individual, so I knew exactly what everything looked like. I was able to put the exact stadium into my mind," says Ellison.
Added to Ellison's mental training is the technical guidance he's received over the last two years from National Team Coach Kisik Lee at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif. Lee is a legend in the sport and produced multiple gold medal winners as former Korean National Team Coach.
Ellison has been on a roll lately with an Olympic Trials gold medal and most recently a silver at World Cup #3 in Antalya , Turkey .
"I think that I'm shooting the best I've ever shot, from a day to day basis. I'm a lot more consistent," says Ellison. "I'm slowly starting to shoot higher scores and having a good control over my shot every day."
And don't worry about the "Olympic Experience" getting to this focused teenager.
"I really didn't know what to expect coming in here. I'm kind of surprised how easy everything feels, how calm it is. I guess a lot of that is just my mental attitude towards the whole thing. I'm not nervous. I'm not feeling I have to do well. As long as I can just get in there and make good shots, whatever happens, happens."
That kind of attitude could produce a gold.
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The Emperor Caligula naming his horse (resemblance) a Senator. Friends, we are so in the deep "stuff".
A documented traitor and epic windbag nominated to represent MY Country to the World at large. I hope and pray the "Swift Boat Veterans for Truth" are reformed and drive his nomination off the cliff. A sad day for OUR Country....
Jon Cary is a traitor in the same mold as Hanoi Jane Fonda.
I´ve read that the Swift Boat Veterans are prepared to go to the mat against this nomination.I pray they are successful. It is many decades past the time this character-less gigolo serial traitor should pay for his treachery.
If the first black-ish president needs a tall traitor to toss the constitution into the Potomac, he´s found the horse, er guy to do it.
Actually, it´s Teresa´s yacht, or purchased with her stash. The pet poodle gigolo, aka America´s Traitor, has never earned a private sector dollar in his life.
This is Obama´s salute to Vietnam Veterans. What a scum both of them are.
Anyone know if Jon Cary is in the running for person with most Purple Hearts?
FTA Obama said "He is not going to need a lot of on-the-job training," to outshine any other person in this administration (There, I finished the sentence).
First reaction was, "Boy, is Bill gonna be steamed."Then I read it´s for SecState.Now I´m steamed.
I walk by his Beacon Hill mansion often, or rather, Theresa´s or rather John Heinz´s money who paid for it. I usually have some withering comment to make. I wonder if they´ll start having secret service around. Ah, not enough time for all the tawdry personal stories about this scum, never mind his absurd public utterances and positions. Really, we now have the 2 most obnoxious people in D.C. in our faces for (possibly) four more unnerving years. And to JK my next geste to your front door will be "Ghengis is pronounced with a hard g you idiot hatchet faced gigolo moron." So there.
Another America hater who also does not pay his taxes.
"...well-traveled yacht owner" and also don´t forget french-looking Vietnam war veteran.
but does he have a dancing horse?
#14 Yes he does. Her name is Teresa. Kerry, himself, is a gelding.
It looks like the Swift Boaters are going to get another contribution....from me! What a sick choice.
Obama´s latest drone. Bores right into people´s skulls and leaves them paralyzed by false humility, rampant condescension, entitled arrogance, Foghorn Leghorn-like self importance, and a hinky dose of faux Everyman. People will be dropping like flies.


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The story of Cornish pasties dates back several hundred years. In fact, no one is really sure when the first pasty actually was made. The oldest known recipe on record for pasties dates to 1746 and is registered with the Cornwall Records Office in Truro. So, we are pretty sure that they started in Cornwall, England. Pasties became a staple of the diet for the hard-working tin miners of Cornwall in the 19th century. The pasty provided a convenient way for the miners to get a full meal while working in the mines. The distinctive crimp braid was an important part of the pasty. You see, the miners were covered with dirt and, even worse, arsenic from the tin mine. The braid provided a handle so the miners could hold the pasty without touching what they were eating. When the miners were finished, they would throw the braids into the mine to appease the "knockers" which were devilish spirits that would lead the miners to harm if not appeased. Don't worry, we've got better ways of dealing with knockers, so go ahead and finish yours.
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Your toddler's second temper tantrum of the day shows no signs of stopping, and supersonic, ear-shattering, teeth-jarring screams pierce the air. You'd run away and join the circus if only that were a real option. There must be a better way.
During the kicking-and-screaming chaos of the moment, tantrums can be downright frustrating. But instead of looking at them as catastrophes, treat tantrums as opportunities for education.
Temper tantrums range from whining and crying to screaming, kicking, hitting, and breath holding. They're equally common in boys and girls and usually occur between the ages of 1 to 3.
Kids' temperaments vary dramatically - so some kids may experience regular tantrums, whereas others have them rarely. They're a normal part of development and don't have to be seen as something negative. Unlike adults, kids don't have the same inhibitions or control.
Imagine how it feels when you're determined to program your DVD player and aren't able to do it, no matter how hard you try, because you can't understand how. It's pretty frustrating - do you swear, throw the manual, walk away, and slam the door on your way out? That's the adult version of a tantrum. Toddlers are also trying to master their world and when they aren't able to accomplish a task, they turn to one of the only tools at their disposal for venting frustration - a tantrum.
Several basic causes of tantrums are familiar to parents everywhere: The child is seeking attention or is tired, hungry, or uncomfortable. In addition, tantrums are often the result of kids' frustration with the world - they can't get something (for example, an object or a parent) to do what they want. Frustration is an unavoidable part of their lives as they learn how people, objects, and their own bodies work.
Tantrums are common during the second year of life, a time when children are acquiring language. Toddlers generally understand more than they can express. Imagine not being able to communicate your needs to someone - a frustrating experience that may precipitate a tantrum. As language skills improve, tantrums tend to decrease.
Another task toddlers are faced with is an increasing need for autonomy. Toddlers want a sense of independence and control over the environment - more than they may be capable of handling. This creates the perfect condition for power struggles as a child thinks "I can do it myself" or "I want it, give it to me." When kids discover that they can't do it and can't have everything they want, the stage is set for a tantrum.
The best way to deal with temper tantrums is to avoid them in the first place, whenever possible. Here are some strategies that may help:
If a safety issue is involved and a toddler repeats the forbidden behavior after being told to stop, use a time-out or hold the child firmly for several minutes. Be consistent. Kids must understand that you are inflexible on safety issues.
The most important thing to keep in mind when you're faced with a child in the throes of a tantrum, no matter what the cause, is simple and crucial: Keep cool. Don't complicate the problem with your own frustration. Kids can sense when parents are becoming frustrated. This can just make their frustration worse, and you may have a more exaggerated tantrum on your hands. Instead, take deep breaths and try to think clearly.
Your child relies on you to be the example. Hitting and spanking don't help; physical tactics send the message that using force and physical punishment is OK. Instead, have enough self-control for both of you.
First, try to understand what's going on. Tantrums should be handled differently depending on the cause. Try to understand where your child is coming from. For example, if your little one has just had a great disappointment, you may need to provide comfort.
It's a different situation when the tantrum stems from a child's being refused something. Toddlers have fairly rudimentary reasoning skills, so you aren't likely to get far with explanations. Ignoring the outburst is one way to handle it - if the tantrum poses no threat to your child or others. Continue your activities, paying no attention to your child but remaining within sight. Don't leave your little one alone, though, otherwise he or she may feel abandoned on top of all of the other uncontrollable emotions.
Kids who are in danger of hurting themselves or others during a tantrum should be taken to a quiet, safe place to calm down. This also applies to tantrums in public places.
Older kids are more likely to use tantrums to get their way if they've learned that this behavior works. Once kids are school age, it's appropriate to send them to their rooms to cool off. Rather than setting a specific time limit, parents can tell them to stay in the room until they've has regained control. The former option is empowering - kids can affect the outcome by their own actions, thereby gaining a sense of control that was lost during the tantrum.
Occasionally a child will have a hard time stopping a tantrum. In these cases, it might help to say to say, "I'll help you settle down now."
But do not reward your child after a tantrum by giving in. This will only prove to your little one that the tantrum was effective. Instead, verbally praise a child for regaining control.
Also, kids may be especially vulnerable after a tantrum when they know they've been less than adorable. Now is the time for a hug and reassurance that your child is loved, no matter what.
You should consult your doctor if:
Your doctor can also check for any physical problems that may be contributing to the tantrums, although this is not common. These include hearing or vision problems, a chronic illness, language delays, or a learning disability.
Remember, tantrums usually aren't cause for concern and generally diminish on their own. As kids mature developmentally and their grasp of themselves and the world increases, their frustration levels decrease. Less frustration and more control mean fewer tantrums - and happier parents.
Reviewed by: D'Arcy Lyness, PhD Date reviewed: November 2008
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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Mark Fadool, clinical director of mental health services at Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, provides early warning signs of mental health issues in kids and teens and urges us all to notice the signs and act early.
In this 30-second video, learn why children should ride in the back seat in a rear-facing car seat until they are age 2, or until they reach the upper weight or height limit for their seat.
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It was a fairly quiet year for acquisitions. AsteelFlash, a former CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY EMS Company of the Year, and Creation Technologies, this year's winner made their near-obligatory deals, but for the most part, the top two EMS tiers were quiet, while Viasystems' purchase of DDi and Cadence's acquisition of Sigrity, respectively, were the largest two fab and design deals. Then in early November, the earth was shaken by two huge announcements. In early November, just days after Cookson announced it would split in two and spin out Alpha Metals and Enthone as a separate company, Dover said it too would divest its electronics assembly and test businesses. And just like that, we are primed to lose two of the longstanding electronics supply-chain brand owners. Mike Buetow
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As we wind down the year, Ive identified major workplace trends affecting the way we work.
From an individual perspective, understanding these trends will give you an advantage. From an employer perspective, it will help make more informed business decisions. Here are my top 10 that I believe will define 2013 and reshape the way we work in 2014.
1. Flexibility rises in importance. Ask employees what benefit they most value: Flexibility is at the top of their wish lists. Most say it is a key factor they consider when looking for a new job or deciding between offers and theyre often willing to sacrifice salary to get it.
Flexibility has evolved to mean leeway in when and where work gets done. What might surprise you is that most working parents (80 percent) say they have at least a little flexibility in their current job.
That number rises a little each year, according to Moms Corp., a professional staffing franchise that has a focus on flexible placements. In the past, flexibility programs were viewed as a perk for working mothers, but now theyre looked at as a way to retain talent.
What managers are starting to realize is that they have to model behavior that lets employees know it is O.K. to use flexibility and that it wont affect your career, says Mary Jane Konstantin of Ceridian LifeWorks, a provider of employee assistance and wellness programs.
2. Job stress gets attention. More than eight in 10 employed Americans are stressed out by at least one thing about their jobs mostly poor pay and increasing workloads, according to a 2013 Work Stress Survey by Harris Interactive on behalf of Everest College.
The stress has permeated all levels within organizations. Lindsey Pollak, Gen Y career expert and spokeperson for The Hartford Insurance Groups My Tomorrow campaign, says stress and anxiety are the top reasons millennials use disability insurance.
In 2013, she found 45 percent of Gen Y signed up for employer plans for disability insurance, and a high percentage of those who used it cited mental stress, anxiety and depression as their reason, she says. With student loan debt, a bad economy and a faster pace of life, stress is a big issue for millennials.
Over the past three years, Ceridian reports a 30 percent increase in calls related to stress. Konstantin said employers are addressing this growing concern through stress reduction workshops and wellness programs: Its within a companys best interest to think through how it can support activities to help employees better handle stress.
3. Freelancers rise in numbers. Right now, mid-size and large businesses are hiring freelancers in record numbers to help deal with the rapid pace of change and innovation in the global economy and control costs. New data show one-third of American workers are freelancers.
Next year, there will be millions more freelancers, replacing full-time workers, reports NBC News. A study by Accenture, a management-consulting firm, shows that even top-level managers and executive teams are being replaced by temporary CEOs, CFOs, COOs and other highly skilled troubleshooters. Accenture found that the top fields for freelance work include sales and marketing, IT and programming, design and multimedia, engineering and manufacturing, and writing and translation.


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Donor's Gift Could Keep Art At Fisk University
The Tennessean reports that Fisk alumna Carol Creswell-Betsch has created a fund that could pay the maintenance and display costs of the collection if the court approves. The fund is named for Creswell-Betsch's mother, Pearl Creswell, who was the first curator of the Stieglitz collection. A separate brief filed by the Attorney General on Friday argued that the plan to sell a share to the museum planned by Walmart heiress Alice Walton would void the protected status of the collection. The brief goes on to say that this would leave the art open to being seized by creditors if Fisk were to declare bankruptcy. Both moves leave the university without the argument of maintenance costs for the collection and so the main reason for the proposed sale to Crystal Bridges hinges on the fact that the school will fail without that $30 million.
O'Keeffe donated the 101-piece collection of paintings, photographs, drawings and sculptures from her late husband, noted photographer Alfred Stieglitz to the school in 1949. The collection is housed in the Carl Van Vechten gallery and includes works by Picasso, Cezanne, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, O'Keeffe, Demuth, Hartley, Dove and Walkowitz.


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Panasonic TC-L42E50
Manufacturer: Panasonic Part number: TC-L42E50
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- Manufacturer info
- Bottom Line:
- The Panasonic E50 is a budget TV with a smattering of features but little to recommend in the way of picture quality.
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price range: $919.62
- Reviewed by: Ty Pendlebury
- Edited by: David Katzmaier
- Reviewed on: 07/09/2012
The good: The Panasonic E50 is an attractive LCD TV that offers a solid amount of features, including Smart TV, for the price. Picture quality is better than that of the much more expensive Panasonic DT50.
The bad: That said, picture quality isn't the best, with rival LCDs and plasmas providing better performance for the money. Colors are a little off and a lack of deep blacks and comprehensive shadow detail lets the set down. Uniformity is an issue with large splodges in black areas of the picture. The TV built-in lacks wireless connectivity.
The bottom line: The Panasonic E50 is a budget TV with a smattering of features but little to recommend in the way of picture quality.
User reviews
Now a fan of Panny for an LED backlit LCD HDTV!
by SSSwitzer on May 14, 2012
Pros: Picture quality is excellent,
Set up was easy,
Build quality is solid.Cons: Image will blur when the movement is super fast.
Summary: Finally decided to upgrade from a bulky and heavy 27" Panasonic CRT TV in my smallish den (11x13x8); I spent three days researching and comparing models, rejecting 3D outright (can'...
Summary: Finally decided to upgrade from a bulky and heavy 27" Panasonic CRT TV in my smallish den (11x13x8); I spent three days researching and comparing models, rejecting 3D outright (can't stand it). Since the light in that room can go from rather bright to almost dark, I opted for an LCD with LED backlighting over Plasma (which is what I would have chosen if I had a need for a larger monitor and a "home theatre" type of room to put it in).
I computed the requisite distance I would need for the room to be optimum at 39"s. One poster in my travels indicated that you should ideally go slightly larger: get the TV home, and wait a week and then see if you think his advice good. I remembered that advice and when I got this 42" home it at first seemed a tad large. A few days later and voila - perfect for viewing 11-12' away. YMMV.
I selected this Panny over costlier models from Samsung and LG after comparing the features. I had read that Panny is the way to go "if you really want accurate flesh tones." The most recent advice from the experts (C-NET for ex.) is get 4 HDMI inputs (check); 4 or more adjustable "settings" for the picture including an automatic (but defeatable) adjustment for changes in the ambinet lighting (check!); 1080p resolution (check); a 120 Hz Refresh Rate (check + an enhancement as well); USB and Component (check); "Smart" feature for internet via ethernet or wireless (check: Viera Smart and Wireless READY).
I used the Disney WoW Calibration (Blu Ray) DVD and found that the ideal for late night viewing (i.e., completely controlled ambient lighting) was very close to the calibrations I had made without the DVD. Still, do get this calibration disk, it's worth every penny, and is very easy to understand and use - every action is explained to you prior to the instructions on how to accomplish each setting.
I have been using this TV for over a month now and I simply love it. Do get to know how to operate all of the Menu Settings for the picture, but I like to turn off all the enhancements, set it to "Normal" (not "Warm" or "Cool") and focus on the big 5:
1. Black Level, found on the Brightness control
2. White Level, called Contrast
3. Sharpness
4. Color Saturation labeled Color
5. Color Tint
THEN, I try the enhancements and decide from there. ALL of the settings can be altered and memorized or easily re-set to the default (they are: Standard, Cinema, Vivid, Game and Custom).
There are a number of apps (and an internet button on the remote to take you there), including NetFlix, YouTube, and Skype. (DNLA is also available on this TV, but I have not looked into that; there is also USB and a SmartCard for displaying photos).
The only complaint I have is that on occassion the image will blur when the movement is super fast, for example a woman's hair in an animated film. I have gotten used to seeing this, but it is still distracting at times. I'm told it will happen on occassion with most if not all LCD/LED's. Rare, sure, but worth a mention.
To complement this choice I picked-up the latest Panasonic Blu Ray Player which also has ethernet into my wireles router, and of course HDMI straight into the TV. It's the xxx320, with the keyless remote some hate (I love it, you just have to spend some time learning how to use it). You may want to look into that as it is a VieraSmart product.
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Good Luck Every Body!8 out of 9 users found this user opinion helpful.
Great TV for the money.
by rfb100 on June 15, 2012
Pros: Picture is great - much better than brand S---. Remote controls are straightforward and complete. Would strongly recommend this set to anyone where space concerns limit you to a 42" screen.
Cons: See below for details.
Summary: My only complaint is the fact that audio output is only available using a digital (toslink) optical connector and adapter. Adding a standard RCA analog stereo output would seem to ...
Summary: My only complaint is the fact that audio output is only available using a digital (toslink) optical connector and adapter. Adding a standard RCA analog stereo output would seem to be very low-cost addition, instead of requiring a buyer to get a third-party adapter. Tech support displayed a high degree of low interest in helping resolve the issue. Not a critical flaw but irritating.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
For $549 at Best Buy, can't go wrong.
by janus1972 on March 10, 2013
Pros: Outstanding picture quality in outdoor HD scenes providing nice black levels. Inspiring 1080p blu ray performance.
Cons: INCONSISTENT black levels during dark scenes, blacks can seem very dark grey at best but in outdoor scenes, I have no complaints at all. Picture quality is vibrant with well defined object lines, providing depth with near 3D like appearance.
Summary: If your local Best Buy still has these in stock for $549, and you want quality for a really good price, get it. It looks really nice and thin and ...
Summary: If your local Best Buy still has these in stock for $549, and you want quality for a really good price, get it. It looks really nice and thin and provides a very respectable HD and 1080p blu ray performance. Insert the Avengers blu ray disc and you will see the potential and beauty of what this tv will do. Really rich black colors will take picture quality to the highest level but you will have to get a Panasonic Viera or Samsung plasma set. This LED will give you a brighter, glass like picture at the cost of very deep black levels.
- Manufacturer: Panasonic
- Part number: TC-L42E50
- Description: The brightness, saturation, contrast and sharpness of colors are finely compensated in each scene. Highly vivid colors are produced with hardly any mutual interference. People's faces are also detected, and skin tones are beautifully corrected to ensure soft, natural complexions.
- TV type LED-LCD
- Screen size 42 in
- Viewing angle 178 degrees
- Viewing angle (vertical) 178 degrees
- Internet streaming services Skype,
FOX sports,
VIERA Connect,
Hulu Plus,
YouTube - Skype details Skype ready,
Web camera sold separately - Panasonic TY-CC20W Video
- Technology LED-LCD
- Backlight technology LED Backlight technology
- Backlight type (LED) Edge-lit
- Native resolution 1920 x 1080
- Resolution 1080p
- Aspect ratio 16:9
- 24p technology 24p Cinema Smoother
- Progressive Scan Progressive scanning (line doubling)
- Widescreen Widescreen
- Widescreen modes Full,
Conventional 4:3,
Zoom - HDCP compatible Yes
- Supported DTV resolutions 1080/24p,
480i TV Tuner
- TV tuner presence Yes
- HDTV Tuner Yes
- Digital TV tuner ATSC,
QAM - Analog TV tuner NTSC
- TV tuner reception system NTSC
- Speaker(s) 2 x Main channel speaker - Built-in - 10 Watt
- Analog video input signals NTSC
- Surround mode Yes
- Total output power 20 Watt
- HDMI ports qty 4
- PC interface VGA (HD-15)
- Input/Output connections 4 x HDMI (19 pin HDMI Type A) - Side,
Audio line-in (RCA phono x 2) - Bottom,
1 x VGA input (15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15)) - Bottom,
Composite video / component video input (RCA phono x 3) - Bottom,
1 x Audio output - Bottom,
2 x USB 2.0 (4 pin USB Type A),
1 x Network (RJ-45) - Bottom,
1 x Audio line-in (Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm) - Video interface HDMI,
Remote Control
- Type Standard remote control
- Second remote control type None
Stands & Mounts
- Stand included Included
- Stand design Tabletop
- Flat panel mount interface Yes
- Power device Power supply - Internal
- Power device nominal voltage AC 120 V
- Power consumption operational 52.8 Watt
Dimensions & Weight
- Dimensions (WxDxH) 39.3 in x 9.7 in x 25.6 in - With stand
- Weight 37.5 lbs
Dimensions & Weight (Shipping)
- Width 47.6 in
- Depth 12.6 in
- Height 28.4 in
- Weight 46.3 lbs
- ENERGY STAR Qualified Yes
- Greenpeace policy rating (Nov 2011) 3.6
- Greenpeace policy rating (Nov 2012) 3.6
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Panasonic products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Panasonic
- Address:
One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094 - Phone: 800/662-3537


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YS Eco Bee Farms Alive Bee Power Royal Jelly Paste -- 625 mg - 20.3 oz
This is delicious.I take it every day and my wife to.Great taste.Really good stuff.
June 20, 2013
Great spicy tase and quality
YS Eco Bee Farms Royal Jelly Plus Bee Pollen -- 650 mg - 24 oz and YS Eco Bee Farms Alive Bee Power Royal Jelly Paste -- 625 mg - 20.3 oz are so similar in taste I can't really tell the difference. I really enjoy the taste of both and feel I am doing something great for my health each time I use either one. Great in teas and any other use you might have for regular honey - with a deep spicy taste I haven't found in any other sweetener. You need to read the comparison columns very carefully to see the differences. For instance each shows a serving size is 1 tsp but one shows 50 servings per container while the other shows only 20 servings - this discrepancy makes me question the validity of rest of the information. Not a big deal for me and doesn't keep me from looking forward to ordering more of products from YS Eco.
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Cypress grove superior guestroom
Near Half Moon Bay Boutique Inn with complimentary breakfast, wine, appetizers, cookies and bicycles
Near Half Moon Bay &Beach
This Half Moon Bay boutique inn is just 20 minutes from San Francisco but feels worlds away...walk to the beach from your room and relish the peacefulness of this rural location.
Complimentary amenities
All guests enjoy a full signature breakfast buffet, afternoon wine and hors d'oeuvres, freshly-baked cookies, evening turndown service, morning newspaper delivery, and bicycles to borrow. Free Internet.
Well-appointed guestrooms
Each of our guestrooms offers a king bed, fireplace, private bath, and either a patio or balcony opening to the garden looking out to acres of county park and the ocean beyond. Some rooms boast a jetted tub.
Hotel Amenities
- General
A complimentary hot and cold buffet breakfast is served each morning and a complimentary evening reception is offered (may not be available daily). This boutique property provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Meeting and conference facilities measuring 200 square feet include meeting rooms for small groups.
Just 24 miles south of San Francisco, this serene hideaway is spectacularly set amongst a meadow of wildflowers and bordered by towering cypress trees. The inn looks out to acres of county park and the ocean beyond: an oasis where you can enjoy secluded beaches, watch frolicking seals, and follow the tree-lined path tracing the windswept Half Moon Bay ocean bluffs. The inn also features an executive board room for small meetings up to 14.
Seal Cove Inn is a smoke-free property (fines may apply for violations).
- Number of floors - 2
- Concierge services
- Media library
- Free Wi-Fi
- Total number of rooms - 10
- One meeting/conference room
- Free parking
- Patio
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 370
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 34
- Year Built 1991
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Fireplace in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Complimentary reception
- Free guest parking during stay
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Garden
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, Free guest parking during stay
- Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Fireplace
- Clock radio
- Premium bedding
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wake-up calls
- Private bathroom
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Satellite TV service
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Memory foam mattress
- Garden view
- Yard
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
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Check-in time ends at 8 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Guests planning to arrive after 8 PM must contact the property at least 24 hours in advance to receive check-in instructions. Contact information is provided on the confirmation email received after booking via this Web site.
Please note that pets must be approved by this property in advance.
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Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No elevators
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 65 per pet, per stay (maximum USD 65 per stay)
- Late check-out fee: USD 50.00
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Children 5 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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In her third attempt to launch a successful starring sitcom, comedienne Bonnie Hunt starred as Bonnie Molloy, host of the low-rated TV chat show "Morning Chicago." The basic humor arose from Bonnie's efforts to juggle her career with her home life as the wife of doctor John Molloy (played by Lance Kerwin in the unaired pilot episode, and by Mark Derwin in the series proper) and the mother of three rambunctious kids. The domestic scenes admirably avoided the usual "setup-punch line" formula, with Bonnie making jokes almost as an afterthought as she tried to cope with her hectic lifestyle, while the scenes allegedly taking place during the telecast of "Morning Chicago" were largely improvised. The supporting cast included Samantha Browne-Walters and Charlie Stewart as Bonnie's kids Cathleen and Tommy (youngest child Connor was played by an uncredited infant), Marianne Muellerleile as autocratic live-in maid Gloria, David Alan Grier as Bonnie's TV producer David Bellows, Holly Wortell as studio makeup artist Holly, Anthony Russell as Bonnie's on-air piano player Tony Russo, and Chris Barnes as Marv, the cue-card guy. Life With Bonnie debuted September 17, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Following in the footsteps of her former Seinfeld co-stars Michael Richards and Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus starred in her own sitcom, Watching Ellie. Created by the star's husband, Brad Hall, the weekly NBC series showcased Louis-Dreyfus as Eleanor "Ellie" Riggs, a moderately successful but slightly disaster-prone L.A. nightclub singer. In some ways, this was a traditionalist sitcom, with Ellie crossing verbal swords with her irksome ex-sweetie Edgar (Steven Carell), her new musician boyfriend, Ben (Darren Boyd), and her wacky neighbor, Ingvar (Peter Stormare). There was, however, an intriguing gimmick; in the tradition of the weekly drama series 24, each episode of Watching Ellie was played out in "real time," with a clock at the corner of the screen ticking out the allotted 22 minutes (originally, Louis-Dreyfus had demanded that there be no commercial interruptions during the action, but NBC saw things differently). The series debuted February 26, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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When Will (Will Smith) and Lisa (Nia Long) announce their engagement, Philip (James Avery) offers to pay for their honeymoon--provided that the couple see a relationship counselor before taking any further action. Just as Philip expects, both Will and Lisa discover that they are polar opposites in many respects, forcing them to seriously reconsider their wedding plans. At the same time, they must also put up with another couple that has shown up in the counselor's office--the eternally squabbling George and Louise Jefferson, played (as ever!) by Sherman Hemsley and Isabel Sanford). Elsewhere, Hilary (Karyn Parsons) tries to hire Geoffrey (Joseph Marcell) away from her family. This is the first of three consecutive episodes in which series regulars Daphne Maxwell Reid (Vivian) and Ross Bagley (Nicky) do not appear. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A sequel to the sci-fi action thriller that made him and star Arnold Schwarzenegger A-list Hollywood names, writer/director James Cameron upped the ante with this follow-up by employing a more sweeping storyline and cutting-edge special effects. Linda Hamilton returns as Sarah Connor, now a single mother to rebellious teen John Connor (Edward Furlong), during the late nineties. Having been informed by a time-traveling soldier in the first film that John will one day grow up to become humanity's savior from a computer-controlled Armageddon, Sarah has responded by becoming a muscle-bound she-warrior bent on educating John in survival tactics and battle strategies. Her ranting about humankind's future has landed Sarah in an insane asylum and John in the foster care system. The rebellious John has responded to his situation by getting into scrapes with the law. When a new and improved Terminator android called the T-1000 (Robert Patrick) arrives from the future to eliminate John, an older model T-800 (Schwarzenegger) is sent to protect the boy. The T-1000, however, has the ability to morph itself into any shape it desires, allowing it chameleon-like powers and near indestructibility. The T-800 saves John's life and helps break Sarah out of the institution. Staying only one step ahead of the dogged T-1000, Sarah leads her son and the T-800 to the headquarters of Cyberdyne Systems, the company that will invent a robotic intelligence that will eventually take over the world. There, they attempt to convince inventor Miles Dyson (Joe Morton) to help them stop the future from ever occurring by destroying his work. Dyson sacrifices himself in an explosion to save the world, leading to a final showdown between the two Terminators at a steel foundry. Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), which won four Oscars in technical categories for its groundbreaking effects, was followed by a short sequel filmed exclusively as an attraction for theme parks, Terminator 2: 3-D Battle Across Time (1996). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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The Big Town
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The Big Town is Chicago, circa 1957. Matt Dillon stars as a small-town crapshooter who heads to the Windy City to seek his fortune. There he becomes the pawn of two high-rolling professional gamblers, played by Lee Grant and Bruce Dern. He later gets mixed up in a revenge scheme cooked up by Diane Lane, the embittered wife of strip-joint owner Tommy Lee Jones. Before he knows what's happened, Dillon is embroiled in two torrid romances, one with Lane and the other with "nice" girl Suzy Amis; he also nearly loses his life by ending up in the middle of a deadly feud between Dern and Jones. Based on The Arm, a novel by Clark Howard, Big Town tends towards uneveness, a result perhaps of the defection of its first director, Harold Becker. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Police Academy
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Public safety takes a turn for the worse in this hit comedy, which spawned a long-running franchise. As a crime wave sweeps through a major city, the mayor decides that part of the problem may stem from overly restrictive qualifications for police officers, so she opens the door of the city's Police Academy to anyone who wants to join. Soon, the new class is overrun with misfits and losers, including Carey Mahoney (Steve Guttenberg), who is given the choice of joining the force or going to jail; Karen Thompson (Kim Cattrall), a pretty cadet whom Mahoney has his eye on; Moses Hightower (Bubba Smith), a mountain of a man who likes to tend flowers; and Larvell Jones (Michael Winslow), who has an uncanny ability to imitate the sound of practically anything. Constantly befuddled Commandant Lassard (George Gaynes) and his lackey, Lt. Harris (G.W. Bailey), are none too thrilled with their new charges, but as they try to wash their hands of the cadets, Mahoney and his classmates become all the more determined to make good. The surprising success of Police Academy spawned six sequels and two TV series. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Lookin' to Get Out!
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Jon Voight starred and co-wrote the script for this comedy (directed by Hal Ashby) concerning two gamblers on the run from their debts who try to score big in Las Vegas. When Alex Kovas (Jon Voight) loses $10,000 to local New York City hoods Joey (Allen Keller) and Harry (Jude Farese) in a poker game, he hightails it to Vegas with his pal Jerry Feldman (Burt Young). In Vegas they make friends with Patti Warner (Ann-Margret), a former call girl, and move into the MGM Grand Hotel after winning big in the casino. But word gets out and Joey and Harry take a trip out West to pay the boys a surprise visit. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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This mix of drama, camp, and brutal violence is anchored by the performance of Nicholas Worth. Worth plays Kurt Smith, a sweaty, balding maniac who strangles women with a stocking, raping and mutilating them during and after death. A Vietnam veteran, Smith prowls the streets of Hollywood posing as a photographer, then sells his violent porn to sleazy smut-peddler Sam (Porky's star Chuck Mitchell). At home, Smith lifts weights and tells off his dead father, whose abuse was obviously one cause of his mania. Sometimes he calls the radio show of psychiatrist Lindsey Gale (Flo Gerrish), posing as a Puerto Rican named Ramon and asking for advice about his headaches. Dedicated cop McCabe (James Westmoreland) has no luck solving the case until Smith murders one of Dr. Gale's patients, in an unforgivably sick scene. The patient (Paula Warner) was molested by her father, which Smith overhears. When he breaks into her house that night, Smith ties her up while cooing, "Daddy loves his little girl," and pouring hot wax on her as she cries into her teddy-bear. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi
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When an everyday thirtysomething is fired from his job, his unemployment woes are soon compounded as the ticking of his wife's maternal clock reaches a deafening pitch, and his overbearing mother announces plans to move in with the struggling couple. Dax Shepard, Liv Tyler, and Diane Keaton star in a film directed by Vince Di Meglio, co-scripted by Di Meglio and Tim Rasmussen, and produced by Rasmussen, Bill Johnson, and Jay Roach. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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For Your Consideration
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Mockumentary mastermind Christopher Guest turns his satirical eye away from dog shows, small-town theater, and folk music to offer a hilarious take on Hollywood award season in this comedy focusing on trio of actors whose lives are turned upside down when they discover that their performances in an independent film are generating a sizable buzz in the entertainment industry. Jay Berman (Guest) is in the process of directing his first feature film -- an intimate family drama set in the 1940s and detailing the tempestuous reunion of an estranged Jewish family that is reluctantly drawn together to celebrate Purim at the behest of their dying matriarch. The cast soon comes down with an infectious case of award fever when rumors on the Internet claim that "Purim" stars Marilyn Hack (Catherine O' Hara), Victor Allan Miller (Harry Shearer), and Callie Webb (Parker Posey) may be delivering Oscar-caliber performances. When "Hollywood Now" co-anchors Chuck Porter (Fred Willard) and Cindy Martin (Jane Lynch) perpetuate the buzz on national television, the entire film crew starts to see stars in their eyes. Subsequently convinced that they have a sleeper hit on their hands, unit publicist Corey Taft (John Michael Higgins), talent agent Morley Orfkin (Eugene Levy), and producer Whitney Taylor Brown (Jennifer Coolidge) immediately cave to requests from Sunfish Classics president Martin Gibb (Ricky Gervais) to alter the film so that it may appeal to a larger audience. Now, while "Purim" screenwriters Lane Iverson (Michael McKean) and Philip Koontz (Bob Balaban) are forced to watch helplessly as their original screenplay is plundered in order to cash in on the positive buzz, awards season draws near and the production takes a most unexpected turn. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A Mighty Wind
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The writing and directing team who created Waiting for Guffman and Best in Show turn their satiric eye toward the world of folk music in this sly mockumentary. Irving Steinbloom was one of the great behind-the-scenes figures of the folk music boom of the late '50s and early '60s, and helped to nurture the careers of three of the best known acts of the era. The Folksmen -- Mark Shubb (Harry Shearer), Alan Barrows (Christopher Guest), and Jerry Palter (Michael McKean) -- were an earnest folk trio who sang of America's noble past and the challenges of the future; they split up in the early '70s after a failed attempt to go electric. Mitch & Mickey were a duo in both music and life, comprised of Mitch Cohen (Eugene Levy) and Mickey Devlin (Catherine O'Hara). They sang soulful songs of love until the collapse of their relationship sent Mitch into a deep and incapacitating depression. And The Main Street Singers were a nine-piece vocal group -- a "neuftet," as they prefer it -- who offered energetic good-time music, cranking out nearly 30 albums in the course of a decade; their current incarnation, The New Main Street Singers (played by Jane Lynch, Parker Posey, John Michael Higgins, David Alan Blasucci, Steve Pandis, Christopher Moynihan, Paul Dooley and Patrick Sauber) is still on the road. When it is announced that the legendary Irving Steinbloom has died (the character never appears in the film), his son Jonathan (Bob Balaban) decides that the best way to memorialize his father is through music, and with the help of Mike LaFontaine (Fred Willard) of Hi-Class Management, they set out to bring The Folksmen, Mitch & Mickey, and The New Main Street Singers back together for a special concert at New York's Town Hall. Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer -- who previously teamed up for This Is Spinal Tap -- not only perform together as The Folksmen in A Mighty Wind, but composed most of the songs performed onscreen. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Best in Show
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After parodying the idiosyncrasies of community theater devotees in the mock documentary Waiting for Guffman, actor/director Christopher Guest returns with another semi-improvised comedy that casts a satirical gaze on the world of championship dog breeding and training. A television crew is on hand to document the prestigious Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show, and competition is fierce among the canine devotees vying for top honors. Salesman Gerry Fleck (Eugene Levy), who is cursed with two left feet (literally), and his wife Cookie (Catherine O'Hara) have entered their Norwich terrier "Winky" in competition. Wealthy and neurotic Meg Swan (Parker Posey) and her husband Hamilton (Michael Hitchcock) are on hand with their Weimaraner "Beatrice," who they fear may have been traumatized by watching them have sex. Scott Donlan (John Michael Higgins) and his life partner Stefan Vanderhoof (Michael McKean) have brought their beloved Shih Tzu, "Miss Agnes." Trophy wife Sherri Ann Cabot (Jennifer Coolidge) and her close friend and trainer Christy Cummings (Jane Lynch) are hoping for a repeat victory for Sheri's poodle, "Rhapsody In White." And Harlan Pepper (Guest), who operates a store specializing in fly-fishing gear, has decided to stack his bloodhound "Hubert" up against the competition. In addition to Guest, Levy, O'Hara, and Posey, several other veterans of the Waiting for Guffman cast also appear in Best in Show, including Fred Willard, Bob Balaban, and Lewis Arquette. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Wagons East!
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Comedian John Candy, who died during the making of this poorly received comic western, plays James Harlow, a 19th century wagon master who is heading back east with a wagon train full of oddball characters who have had their fill of Western life. They include ex-doctor Phil Taylor (Richard Lewis), kind-hearted prostitute Belle (Ellen Greene), and a bookseller, Julian (John C. McGinley). Harlow is a drunken, washed-up leader who frequently gets lost. The travelers eventually discover that he was a member of the famous Donner party, which resorted to cannibalism when stranded in the mountains. Railroad magnates try to turn back the party, figuring it's bad publicity for people out East to learn that the West is not really a paradise. The tycoons hire gunfighters and villains to stop the expedition, but local Indians protect the wagons, because they are glad to see disgruntled white settlers leaving their lands. This "backwards" western was based on a story by Jerry Abrahamson. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
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From director Jim Abrahams, one of the minds behind the Airplane! and Naked Gun films, comes another parody. This time around, Abrahams has his sights set on the action-adventure genre, specifically Top Gun. Charlie Sheen stars as Topper Harley, a maverick air force pilot who constantly lives in the shadow of his father's legacy. Unable to handle the pressure, Harley has left the Air Force to live among a tribe of Native Americans. But when the United States seeks to destroy some Iraqi nuclear facilities, there's only one man for the job. After being coaxed back into service, Harley soon realizes that in addition to Saddam Hussein, he'll have to contend with a rival pilot, played by Cary Elwes, and a devious aerospace executive. Among the many films lampooned are Dances With Wolves, 9 1/2 Weeks, The Fabulous Baker Boys, and Gone With the Wind. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Return to Me
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In this romantic comedy, a man loses the love of his life, only to find her heart beating in the body of someone new. Architect Bob Rueland (David Duchovny) is happily married until his wife Elizabeth (Joely Richardson), a zoologist, dies in an auto accident. A year later, Bob is still dealing with his loss when he meets Grace Briggs (Minnie Driver), a shy woman who waits tables in an Irish/Italian restaurant run by her grandfather Marty (Carroll O'Connor). Bob falls for Grace at first sight, and she's attracted to him as well, but what he doesn't know is that a year ago Grace was the recipient of a heart transplant -- and that Elizabeth was the donor. Return to Me was directed and co-written by actress Bonnie Hunt, who also appears in a supporting role as Grace's best friend Megan; the cast also includes Robert Loggia, James Belushi, and David Alan Grier. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The huge success of the video games featuring animated Italian plumbers the Mario Brothers led to this $42 million live action movie. The two brothers (Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo) live in Manhattan and are chasing Princess Daisy (Samantha Mathis), who wears a necklace made from a meteor fragment. Its powers can free a race of reptilian creatures from the city's sewers. The villainous ruler of the creatures, who are descendants of dinosaurs, is King Koopa (Dennis Hopper). Koopa has kidnapped Daisy and taken her to the underworld of Dinohattan, which is rat-infested and strewn with garbage. The Mario Brothers must overcome many obstacles, just as they do in video games, to free the princess. The film spares no expense with its use of animatronic monsters and high-tech special effects. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
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The gargantuan St. Bernard finds love in this sequel to the box-office hit. Beethoven happens to meet Missy, another St. Bernard, in the park and the two find they share a certain chemistry. Unfortunately, Missy is being held captive by Regina (Debi Mazar), a spiteful ex-wife attempting to leverage ransom money from her wimpy former husband. Fortunately for the dogs, their visit was long enough for the stork to come calling (no one ever accused Beethoven of having slow paws), and soon Missy berths a litter of adorable pups. Regina decides at first to drown the pups (an apparent attempt by the screenwriters to justify whatever horrible fate befalls her later) but reconsiders when she learns of their monetary value. However, the Newton children (Christopher Castile and Sara Rose Karr) manage to rescue them, and the entire family heads off for a Montana resort, Beethoven and pups in tow. Somehow, Regina and her sleazy boyfriend (Christopher Penn) end up at the resort as well, setting the stage for the final showdown. Less appealing than the original, Beethoven's 2nd is still an innocuous hour and a half of fun for younger kids and hardcore dog lovers. ~ Jeremy Beday, Rovi
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A sheriff struggles vainly to keep the annual Cannonball Run cross-country race from taking place in this comedy. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Fisher Stevens reprises his role of Ben Jahrvi, the co-inventor of the cute robot Number Five, in this sequel to Short Circuit. Since the last film, Ben has moved to the city, where he lives in a truck and sells toy Number Fives as a street vendor. Ben plies his trade until one day luck strikes in the form of Sandy (Cynthia Gibb), a toy buyer in dire straits who offers Ben $50,000 if he can quickly churn out a thousand toy robots. Offering to help the naive Ben is street con man Fred (Michael McKean), who becomes Ben's partner and finances the burgeoning enterprise through a loan shark. Ben and Fred begin to manufacture the toys in a warehouse; unfortunately, they soon find the building also houses the entrance of a tunnel dug by thieves, preparing to rob the bank across the street. With things appearing their bleakest, a crate arrives from Montana. Inside is the new and improved Number Five, who now insists on being called Johnny Five. Johnny Five has even learned to talk in a litany of phrases gleaned from television shows, and now helps Ben get started in the toy business. In the process, Ben and Johnny Five contend with the temptations and corrupt business practices of a big city environment. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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