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A charming elderly Jewish writer who lives in a state of "permanent confusion" finds his vivid imagination becoming the bane of his existence in director Jan Schütte's adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning author Isaac Bashevis Singer's richly textured short stories. Max Kohn (Otto Tausig) is an Australian émigré whose mind is constantly spinning. He's an accomplished author of short stories who lives in New York City and is so steeped in tradition that he still uses a typewriter. Despite the fact that confirmed bachelor Max has a virtual harem of female admirers, he spends the majority of his free time with worrisome kindred soul Reisele (Rhea Perlman). It's during a trip to speak in nearby Hanover that Max begins editing his latest story -- a mischievous tale of a Miami retiree who embarks on a series of misadventures. Of course, it doesn't take Max long to lose himself in his own creation, and before he knows it, he's mixed up in two feverish romances and an unsolved murder. Upon snapping back to reality, Max begins to feel as if his own written word has begun to manifest itself. A meeting with world-weary former student Rosalie (Barbara Hershey), with whom he shares a mutual attraction, follows, and later while heading to Springfield for yet another speaking engagement Max discovers that he has misplaced his prepared speech. In the aftermath of that and various other mix-ups, Max decides to start writing a new story based on his recent adventures and featuring a protagonist named Harry -- a thinly veiled stand-in for the author himself. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Jedermann's Fest
Austrian television director Fritz Lehner makes his feature debut with the big-budget drama Jedermann's Fest, based on the 1911 play by Hugo von Hofmannsthal, which in turn was based on a medieval tale. Originated in parts of England, the myth of Jan Jedermann ("John Everyman") deals with a rich man on his deathbed coming to terms with his life's failures. Not following much of a plot, the modernized version involves famous fashion designer Jedermann (Klaus Maria Brandauer) imagining his last big gala event while rendered unconscious as a result of a car accident in his Ferrari. He is a success in Vienna but not in fashionable Paris, so he wishes to impress French elder stateswoman Yvonne Becker (Juliette Greco). Also somehow implicated is his lover Isabelle (Alexa Sommer), her rival Cocaine (Veronika Lucanska), photographer Gerry (Jim Raketa), and assistant Daniel (Redbad Klynstra). Eventually, his aging father (Otto Tausig) appears, followed by his nurse Sophie (Sylvie Testud). Running over 170 minutes, Jedermann's Fest took over five years to complete. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Nicole Garcia directed this French suspense thriller set in the posh Paris square of Place Vendôme, where the jewelers district includes the firm run by Vincent Malivert (Bernard Fresson) with his brother, Eric (François Berléand). Although Vincent has a top reputation in the field, his British colleagues suspect he fences stolen diamonds. Vincent's alcoholic wife Marianne (Catherine Deneuve), who goes to a classy clinic to dry out, doesn't like the thought of signing papers to transfer the firm's name to other hands, a move that will save the firm from bankruptcy. Thanks to Vincent, she knows of some hidden diamonds, but others would also like to locate the hidden pouch, including the mysterious employers of Kleiser (Philippe Clevenot). The odyssey sends Marianne into boardrooms, past the workbenches of gem-cutters, and on through the hotels, cafes, and diamond markets of Paris and Antwerp. Shown in competition at the 1998 Venice Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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The historical novel by Alexandre Dumas was adapted for the screen with this lavish French epic, winner of 5 Césars and a pair of awards at the Cannes Film Festival. Isabelle Adjani stars as Marguerite de Valois, better known as Margot, daughter of scheming Catholic power player Catherine de Medici (Virna Lisi). Margot is an heiress to the throne during the late 16th century reign of the neurotic, hypochondriac King Charles IX (Jean-Hugues Anglade), a time when Protestants and Catholics are vying for political control of France. Catherine decides to make an overture of good will by offering up Margot in marriage to prominent Protestant Huguenot Henri of Navarre (Daniel Auteuil), although she also schemes to bring about the notorious St. Bartholomew's Day massacre of 1572, when tens of thousands of Protestants are slaughtered. The marriage goes forward but Margot doesn't love Henri and takes a lover, the soldier La Mole (Vincent Perez), also a Protestant from a well-to-do family. Murders by poisoning follow, as court intrigues multiply and Catherine's villainous plotting to place her son Anjou (Pascal Greggory) on the throne threatens the lives of La Mole, Margot and Henri. The American release version was cut to 145 minutes. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Auf Wiedersehen Amerika
The mis-adventures of three Polish-Jews on the road to Gdansk is the basis for this German comedy that was filmed in New York, Germany, and Poland. Genovefa and Moshe have been married and living in New York for 30 years. Physically the couple resembles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprat. The two have decided to return to Poland for a visit. They intend to have Moshe's best friend Isaac, an unlucky, depressive German, take care of their house while they are gone. Unfortunately, Isaac loses his job before they go and ends up accompanying them on a Polish freighter. When the ship dies in a German port, the threesome must go overland to Gdansk. They encounter many mishaps along the way. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Abraham's Gold
In this tragic melodrama, a man who has been hiding his Nazi past has it come back to haunt him when his hippie daughter, whom he disapproves of, comes back to bond with her daughter, whom he's been raising. Meanwhile, he and his drinking buddy, a beer-truck driver, go on a jaunt to Poland to recover some gold fillings he had hidden years ago during the time when he worked in a concentration camp. The truck driver inadvertently leaves a filling lying around at home, and his mother immediately recognizes it for what it is. When she confronts him, he claims that "Jews don't mean anything to me" and she must then reveal his Jewish heritage to him: she was a housekeeper in a Jewish household and he was a child there whom she adopted during the Holocaust in order to save his life. The driver then confronts the wily old Nazi, who conceives a brutal scheme which will save his cozy life at the expense of the reputations of the driver and his granddaughter. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Nocturne Indien
The enigmatic but vivid imagery of this loosely plotted film is based on a similarly evocative novel by the Italian author Antonio Tabucchi, Noturno Indiano. An old friend of the hero's has been living in Bombay with a prostitute. His friend Peter Schlemihl (Otto Tausig) is a concentration camp survivor, who went to India after being captivated by a photograph he saw there. When the prostitute writes to him in Europe asking that he rescue his friend from a mysterious malaise, he flies into India to try and help. When he gets to Bombay, he discovers that his friend has disappeared. Following the clues left behind by the friend, and based on his acquaintance with him, he journeys to Madras to speak to a Theosophist dignitary there, and then journeys on to Portugues Goa. With each step of his journey, the hero (Jean-Hugues Anglade) becomes more identified with his friend, and re-enacts in his own person the transformations he must have experienced. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Bomber und Paganini
In this comedy, Bomber and Paganini are two small-time hoods who have teamed up to pull off a robbery which is not sanctioned by their gang. After opening the safe, they lose their heads during an argument, and wind up in the hospital. One of them has been blinded, the other has been rendered immobile. Nothing about their new situation makes them like each other any better. Out of the hospital, their old gang refuses to re-admit them, and they are stuck with each other. They come up with a plan to steal some financial assistance from their old gang, and for a short while, they actually succeed. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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In the building trades, it is pretty easy to ask around and get bids for work needed. I'm assuming this is also how the programming world works. Are there standardized costs for programming in different languages or is it all done hourly? Any advice or suggestions?
As people are saying, you get what you pay for, but you can also end up over-paying if you aren't careful, resulting in a doomed project. There's no set rate - you can get quality at any price if you know where to look, but it may cost you more than the savings to find the low-priced quality programmers. Ultimately, even with project-based pricing, you will still end up paying hourly, since it is nearly impossible to know at the onset of the project how much time it will take. (I've written about this several times on my blog.) Your best bet is to get a few referrals for a few different development firms, and compare their quotes to each other. As well, be careful when looking at quotes. Always make sure you know what the company's hourly rate is, even if you're paying by the project. Also, be sure that you define the scope of the project as clearly as possible - the better defined the scope, the more accurate the quote, and the lower the risk of hidden costs. If you aren't technical enough to understand the details, try to find someone who is to help you with looking at quotes and contracts to help you evaluate the risk. As an aside, you should generally look for a referral for ANY development company you use, since there is such a large divide between quality and garbage (I'm in the industry - I've seen both extremes in action and it can be hard to tell from the initial quotes and discussions). Get a referral from one or two people who have had successful projects, and use that as a starting point for finding prospective companies. | |||
It is all done hourly at least under the hoods, and for non-trivial projects any other calculation does not work because you do not know what you want first place - not in a good enough degree to justify proper calculation. Unlike houses custeroms do not get proper blueprints before development starts. My advice is to first decide where from you want people. note - India etc. is cheap, but often crap due to first a diffe5rent cultural undertanding, but also the time difference and distance in general. Culture is a major part, and it can make or break something. Example: many asian people will avoid telling you they can not do something - they do not like loosing their face, but thn you pay for crap work. If you stay local, then - basically - the hourly rate you get quoted is what is fair value. Ask around what is normal. Note that it varies widely depending on skill and experience. Even if you agree on flat pricing, it will be based on an hourly calculation, so at the end the hourly price is the core number for you. | |||
In web software you really get what you pay for. If you do not know what the proper hourly rate is then you would be in a real bind going for a low-cost option. Your best bet is to go with a firm who will scope out the project with you and you may be able to get a 'fixed-bid' Remember that hourly price is irrelevant when comparing two people with different skill sets. Productivity and quality are much more important. Most people have to learn the hard way (I have x 2) but you really "get what you pay for" in software development! | |||
My assumption here is you've never hired a developer nor do you have someone you can trust. I did this when hiring a painter. After painting my hallway (high ceilings = I don't have scaffolding), I was impressed with the job so much, I had him paint the entire house and discovered he's also and excellent carpenter. Start out with a small piece of the over-all project. Some shops may not like this because they want projects of a certain size, but you can let them know that there will be more in the future if you are satisfied. Compare several developers and pick one. After they build the first piece, start looking for ways to have other developers review the code. You may be able to post some of it online or hire another coder to look at it. What you want to find out is the quality of the code your developer created. If everyone comes back and indicates the code is terrible and they could never work with it, you may want to look elsewhere. Otherwise, finish the project. When you scope the project, don't forget to include: documentation, testing, and debugging. You don't want them to come back and say, "Well for the amount of time we had, you can't expect us to blah, blah, blah. | |||||||||||||
It's pretty well all hourly (or quoted in response to an RFP), since with programming you never do the same job twice. Rates vary by city, programming language, application area, industry, ... (It's a case of supply and demand, coupled with how well the programmer has to understand your industry and existing software) This table sent to me by an Indian company looking for outsource contracts might give you some idea of the international range of hourly rates. Offshore Software Development Rates No connection to this company. They just sent me an unsolicited commercial email with the rate table in.... | |||

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2:00pm Thursday 17th October 2013 in News By Emma Harrison, Reporter covering Rose Hill, Littlemore and Iffley. Contact me on 01865 425430
THEY have aimed to inspire others in the world of art or helped others in the local community.
Now their efforts are being recognised after they were shortlisted in Sue Ryder's Women of Achievement Awards.
The winners are due to be announced tonight at a glitzy award ceremony co-hosted by 2012 Olympic gold medallist and rower Dr Katherine Grainger CBE.
There are six shortlisted women from Oxfordshire.
Founder and director of Oxford-based professional dance company Body Politic Emma-Jane Grieg, 26, has been shortlisted in the Young Achiever of the Year category.
She launched the company in the city last year after deciding she wanted to use her passion for dance to inspire others and have a positive effect on young people.
Ms Grieg, of East Oxford, said: "I am overwhelmed. I don't know who nominated me.
"I feel really lucky and honoured to have the recognition for all the hard work that I have put into the company.
"I feel very humbled by the gesture."
Michelle Walker, of Iffley, is shortlisted for Creative Woman of the Year for her work as producer at the Oxford Playhouse.
She has led 12 shows around Oxfordshire in the last two years and she has produced the annual Playhouse pantomime, which is enjoyed by more than 35,000 people, and the Playhouse Pop-up Tent, which takes free theatre to communities, schools and festivals in the county.
She said: "The Sue Ryder awards are a great way of celebrating women's achievements in all areas of industry.
"One of the best bits of my job at Oxford Playhouse is collaborating with so many creative and inspiring women each and every day.
"For me this nomination champions all of their work."
Director of Sunningwell School of Art Anna Lever, of Wantage, has also been shortlisted in the Creative Woman of the Year category for her work at the school, which caters for nearly 450 students each year.
The 71-year-old artist, who has been director of the school since 1994, said: "It is very nice. I don't know why I have been nominated."
Also nominated from Oxfordshire is Cheney School teacher Tina Conway for Teacher of the Year, Cholsey parish councillor Val Bolt for Community Champion of the Year and chief coach at Oxford University Women's Boat Club Christine Wilson for Coach of the Year.
They are among the 43 shortlisted nominees from Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire who will be whittled down to 11 winners tonight at the ceremony in Reading.
Sue Ryder has 13 care centres in the UK including one at Nettlebed, near Henley.


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Furloughed civilian workers at Fort Bragg have good reason to be upset. Their hours are being slashed as part of a ridiculous scheme that was never meant to take effect.
The "sequester" was based not on commonsense budgeting practices, but on the hope that Congress could bully itself into compromising on the budget by holding those workers' incomes at gunpoint.
Not just those, of course. Well over half a million other Defense Department workers are in the same fix, through no fault of their own. And the sequester doesn't end at Defense.
It's interesting that 150 of 1,500 Bragg workers appealed their furloughs locally, and only one took it all the way to the nation's capital for review.
Some murmur about pressure from commanders. But this is about politics, not soldiering. Why would a commander spare the authors of this ridiculous law some well-earned embarrassment?
We suspect that most of those furloughed are motivated by plain old realism: In a head-butting contest with a federal law it's not the law that gets a concussion.
Here's a budget-cutting measure we'd love to see: No pay for president or Congress until (1) the sequester has been repealed and (2) a real budget is in place.
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Yes, I referenced that in my post that you quoted.
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This happens a LOT more than you think. Less than five percent of all the artists I try to contact respond to the first email, and then most of the ones who do respond to that email either end up declining or they stop responding.
Now, I have had some very good luck getting diverse artists interested (I can't say much, but a folk/rap group I've emailed is looking into releasing some of their music from the early 90's). People really are contacting a lot of different groups, but that doesn't mean that deals will always work out.
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MCG's UK Museums on the Web 2013: 'Power to the people' was held at Tate Modern on November 15, 2013. These are very selected notes but you can find out more about the sessions and see most slides on the MCG's site. UKMW13 began with a welcome from me (zzz) and from Tate's John Stack (hoorah!) then an announcement from our sponsors, Axiell Adlib and CALM, that CALM, Mimsy and AdLib are merging to create 'next generation' collections system - the old school collections management geek in me is really curious to see what that means for museums, libraries and archives and their data.
Our first keynote, Hannah Freeman, presented on the Guardian's work to reach and engage new audiences. This work is underpinned by editor Alan Rusbridger's vision for 'open journalism':
'journalism which is fully knitted into the web of information that exists in the world today. It links to it; sifts and filters it; collaborates with it and generally uses the ability of anyone to publish and share material to give a better account of the world'.At a casual glance the most visible aspect may be comments on pages, but the Guardian is aiming for collaborations between the reader and the newsroom - if you haven't seen Guardian Witness, go check it out. (I suspect the Witness WWI assignment will do better than many heritage crowdsourcing efforts.) I know some museums are aiming to be of the web, not just on the web, but this ambition is usually limited to making their content of the web, while a commitment to open journalism suggests that the very core practices of journalism are open to being shaped by the public.
The Guardian is actively looking for ways to involve the audience; Freeman prompts editors and authors to look at interesting comments, but 'following as well as leading is a challenge for journalists'. She said that 'publication can be the beginning, not the end of the process' and that taking part in the conversation generated is now part of the deal when writing for the Guardian (possibly not all sections, and possibly staff journalists rather than freelancers?). From a reader's point of view, this is brilliant, but it raises questions about how that extra time is accounted for. Translating this into the museum sector and assuming that extra resources aren't going to appear, if you ask curators to blog or tweet, what other work do you want them to give up?
Hannah Freeman, Guardian Community coordinator for culture at UKMW13. Photo: Andrew Lewis |
Michael John Gorman, The Ablative Museum |
Possible principles for 'the open museum'?
- It encourages participation. It invites and/or allows a response
- It is not an inert, "us" or "them", form of publishing
- It encourages others to initiate debate, publish material or make suggestions. We can follow, as well as lead. We can involve others in the pre-publication processes
- It helps form communities of joint interest around subjects, issues or individuals
- It is open to the web and is part of it. It links to, and collaborates with, other material (including services) on the web
- It aggregates and/or curates the work of others
- It recognizes that journalists are not the only voices of authority, expertise and interest
- It aspires to achieve, and reflect, diversity as well as promoting shared values
- It recognizes that publishing can be the beginning of the journalistic process rather than the end
- It is transparent and open to challenge – including correction, clarification and addition
A related question that arose from Hannah's talk - are museums now in the media business, like it or not? And if our audiences expect museums to be media providers, how do we manage those expectations? (For an alternative model, read David Weinberger's Library as Platform.)
Emerging themes from UKMW13
Another big theme was a reminder of how much is possible when you have technical expertise on hand to translate all the brilliant ideas museums have into prototypes or full products. At one point I jokingly tweeted that the museum and heritage sector would make huge leaps if we could just clone Jim O'Donnell (or the BBC's R&D staff). Perhaps part of the 'museums are digitally innovative'/'museums suck at digital' paradox is that technologists can see the potential of projects and assume that a new standard has been set, but it takes a lot more time and work to get them integrated into mainstream museum practice. Part of this may be because museums struggle to hire and keep really good developers, and don't give their developers the time or headspace to play and innovate. (Probably one reason I like hackdays - it's rare to get time to try new things when there is more worthy work than there is developer/technologist time - being inspired at conferences only goes so far when you can't find a bit of server space and a free day to try something out.) This has also been a theme at the first day at MCN2013, from what I've seen on twitter/webcasts from afar, so it's not only about the budget cuts in the UK. The Digital Culture report suggests that it may also be because senior management in museums don't know how to value 'digital experimentation'?
Other, more positive, themes emerged to link various presentations during the day. Community engagement can be hugely rewarding, but it takes resources - mostly staff time - to provide a conduit between the public and the organisation. It also takes a new mindset for content creators, whether journalists, educators or curators to follow the crowds' lead, but it can be rewarding, whether it's getting help identifying images from 'armchair archaeologists', working with online music communities to save their memories before they're lost to living memory or representing residents experiences of their city. Both presenters and the audience were quick to raise questions about the ethics of participatory projects and the wider implications of content/item collecting projects and citizen history.
Open content enables good things to happen. Digital platforms are great at connecting people, but in-person meetups and conversations are still special.
Finally, one way or another the audience will shape your projects to their own ends, and the audience proved it that day by taking to twitter to continue playing Curate-a-Fact between tea breaks.


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This new album by Sergei Nakariakov, recorded in the Jesus-Christus-Kirche in Dahlem, south-west Berlin, in August 2010 by the same team that made most of his Teldec recordings, is dedicated to his late mentor the great Russian trumpeter Timofei Dokshizer.
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With an Oscar before the age of 30, repeated comparisons to
Audrey Hepburn
, and the drool of a thousand critics at her feet,
Natalie Portman
has emerged as one of the most promising actresses of her generation.
Born in Jerusalem on June 9, 1981, to an artist mother and doctor father,
moved to New York when she was three. Raised on Long Island, she was discovered by a modeling agent who signed her on the spot. Her modeling stint led to an audition for
Luc Besson
The Professional
, as it was called in the United States). Due to her age (she was 12 when the film was cast),
was initially turned down for the lead role of Mathilda, a girl who asks a hit man (
Jean Reno
) to train her as an assassin to avenge her brother's death and falls innocently in love with him in the process. However, she ultimately won the part and her 1994 film debut earned a number of positive notices. In interviews,
allowed that making her first film in the toughest sections of Spanish Harlem was frightening, but not quite so frightening, she claimed, as going back to school once shooting wrapped.
then took on the role of
Al Pacino
's step-daughter in another demanding film,
Michael Mann
(1995). She followed this up with lighter fare, like
Mars Attacks!
Everyone Says I Love You
, and
Beautiful Girls
. After turning down title roles in both
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet
took on another title role with her 1997 Broadway debut in The Diary of Anne Frank. She stayed with the show until May 1998, during which time she received positive notices for her performance. After lending her voice to
The Prince of Egypt
took on her most talked-about role to date, that of Queen Amidala in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999). Despite very mixed reviews, the film went into box-office hyperdrive, further propelling
toward her status as a rapidly emerging talent for the new millennium. She would end the 20th century with projects like
Wayne Wang
Anywhere But Here
Where the Heart Is
also did some growing up, enrolling for her college education at Harvard University. A psychology major, she made it clear upon her enrollment that, aside from her role as Queen Amidala in the Star Wars films, she would not accept any film roles for the duration of her education. Perhaps to the disappointment of fans, she stuck to her word, remaining absent from the screen (save Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the Clones) until she received her degree in 2003. Luckily, upon her return to acting, it was immediately evident that it had been worth the wait.
's first foray following graduation was the 2003 Civil War ensemble drama Cold Mountain, alongside Renee Zellweger and Nicole Kidman. But in 2004,
was at the forefront of both Garden State, a moody dramedy that endeared her to fans, and Closer, a taught, intimate drama that earned her massive critical accolades, as well as her first Oscar nomination.
In 2005, as the curtain finally closed on the Star Wars franchise with the release of Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith,
could be seen with a now iconic pixie haircut after shaving her head for a role in the graphic-novel adaptation V for Vendetta. The dystopic action thriller received mixed reviews, but Portman's performance, as usual, earned accolades. Per her usual M.O. as an actress, she would complete a number of independent, arthouse, or otherwise challenging projects for every blockbuster under her belt, like the 2006 Milos Forman directed period drama Goya's Ghosts, and the Wes Anderson 2007 road (or rather, train) movie The Darjeeling Limited.
After appearing opposite Scarlett Johansson and Eric Bana as Anne Boleyn, the famously beheaded wife of King Henry VII in the 2008 period drama The Other Boleyn Girl, Portman turned her high-brow image on its ear the very next year, playing a small town cheerleader turned army wife in the Iraq War drama Brothers. Portman had even more impressive turns awaiting her, however, as 2010 brought the lead role in the hallucinatory Darren Aronofsky film The Black Swan, about an obsessively diligent ballerina who, in order to play both the innocent and dark sides of femininity with the leading role in Swan Lake, must battle her own conflicting inner demons as a woman. Portman trained in ballet rigorously for six months to perform the role, and her efforts paid dividends. Her performance received massive adoration from critics and audiences alike, and she emerged with an Academy Award for Best Actress - which Portman accepted while five months pregnant with a baby she was expecting with fiancé Benjamin Millepied, her choreographer whom she met while filming.
Professionally, Portman had a mind to keep a balance with her choice of roles. In a change of pace from the gritty material in The Black Swan, she appeared in the stoner comedy Your Highness, the rom-com No Strings Attached, and the comic-book action thriller Thor.
Portman had her first child with husband Benjamin Millepied in June of 2011.
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Jim Sheridan's film, adapted from Susanne Bier's 2004 movie, concerns Captain Sam Cahill (Tobey Maguire), a Marine who receives orders to ship out for yet another tour of duty in Afghanistan. But before he leaves his supportive wife, Grace (Natalie Portman), and his two elementary-school-age daughters, Sam picks up his black sheep brother, Tommy (Jake Gyllenhaal), who has finished a prison stretch for robbing a bank. While overseas, Sam's aircraft gets shot down and he's thought dead. Back home, irresponsible Tommy gets his act together in order to be an anchor for Grace and the girls, and the two grow emotionally -- though not physically -- close. As the family finally begins to make peace with their grief, soldiers rescue POW Sam and he returns home. Sam's experiences overseas have caused him such emotional turmoil, he has a difficult time adjusting to civilian life, and soon his fear and paranoia manifest themselves in the form of jealousy for his brother's relationship with his wife. Sam Shepard and Mare Winningham co-star as the brothers' father and stepmother. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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An extramarital affair blossoms into a marriage defined by tragedy and hardship in this emotional family drama from director/screenwriter Don Roos (Bounce, Happy Endings). When Emilia (Natalie Portman) met Jack (Scott Cohen), she was the other woman. In time, she became his only woman. But winning Jack's heart was just the beginning. Shortly after attempting to start their new life together by having a child of their own, their newborn dies suddenly. Compounding Emilia's grief over the loss of her child is the fact that her adolescent stepson, William (Charlie Tahan), seems intent on making her life miserable. Somewhere between her sorrow and her hopes, however, Emilia learns that no family is perfect, and that it's our ability to accept those imperfections that makes life worth living. Lisa Kudrow co-stars. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Adapted from author Philippa Gregory's historical novel of the same name, director Justin Chadwick's atmospheric period drama follows the fierce competition between sisters Mary (Scarlett Johansson) and Anne Boleyn (Natalie Portman) to win the affections of Tudor king Henry VIII (Eric Bana). Anne and Mary Boleyn are under pressure from their father and uncle to help maintain the family's rich legacy and ensure their further prosperity by winning the affections of none other than the king of England (Eric Bana). But life in the royal court is far different than it was in the countryside where these two sisters were raised, and before long their bid to earn the love of the king has transformed two once-happy sisters into bitter rivals. At first, it appears that Mary has triumphed in winning the king's favor by becoming his mistress and bearing him an illegitimate child. Despite her early success, however, Mary has underestimated just how clever and cunning her sibling can truly be. Not only does the relentless Anne manage to edge aside her sister in the eyes of King Henry, but she also succeeds in averting his gaze from his wife, Queen Catherine of Aragon, as well. Mary is driven by genuine affection for King Henry, while her sister Anne has only kept up the charade in a desperate bid to become the queen of England. Now, the growing chasm between two sisters is mirrored on a larger scale as England becomes divided more than ever before. As the consequences of their actions threaten to alter the course of an entire nation, these two sisters will ultimately discover that the only place they will find true strength and loyalty is in family, and that no matter what the consequences they will forever be bound by blood. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Some of the world's most-respected directors align forces to pay tribute to the city of the New York in this unconventional omnibus sister film to 2006's Paris, Je T'Aime. Broken into short segments, New York, I Love You is comprised of ten films, most choosing to take a down-to-earth approach to the stories of the countless lives lived in the city on a given day. The segments are as follows, chronologically:
Segment 1 -- Directed by Jiang Wen; written by Hu Hong and Meng Yao; starring Hayden Christensen, Andy Garcia, and Rachel Bilson.
Segment 2 -- Directed by Mira Nair; written by Suketu Mehta; starring Natalie Portman and Irfan Khan.
Segment 3 -- Written and directed by Shunji Iwai; adaptation by Israel Horovitz. Starring Orlando Bloom and Christina Ricci.
Segment 4 -- Directed by Yvan Attal; written by Olivier Lécot and Yvan Attal; starring Robin Wright Penn, Ethan Hawke, Maggie Q, and Chris Cooper.
Segment 5 -- Directed by Brett Ratner; written by Jeff Nathanson; starring Anton Yelchin, James Caan, Olivia Thirlby, and Blake Lively
Segment 6 -- Directed by Allen Hughes; written by Xan Cassavetes and Stephen Winter; starring Drea de Matteo and Bradley Cooper.
Segment 7 -- Directed by Shekhar Kapur; written by Anthony Minghella; starring Julie Christie, John Hurt, and Shia LaBeouf.
Segment 8 -- Written and directed by Natalie Portman; starring Taylor Geare, Carlos Acosta, and Jacinda Barrett.
Segment 9 -- Written and directed by Fatih Akin; starring Burt Young, Ugur Yucel, and Shu Qi.
Segment 10 -- Written and directed by Joshua Marston; starring Eli Wallach and Cloris Leachman.
Transitions in between segments -- Directed by Randall Balsmeyer; written by Israel Horovitz, James Strouse, and Hall Powell; starring Emilie Ohana, Eva Amurri, and Justin Bartha. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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Academy Award-nominated actress Natalie Portman and animal rights activist Jack Hanna team up to co-host the documentary Saving a Species: Gorillas on the Brink. Hanna and Portman embark on a journey into the wilds of Central Africa, where an increasingly rare species of ape, the imperiled mountain gorilla, roams free. In addition to searching for the magnificent beasts on-camera, the co-hosts discuss and explore the ways in which dedicated conservationists and naturalists are laboring to save the primates from complete extinction. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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The eccentric owner of a magical toy store surprises the shop's manager by turning over ownership to her in a warm-hearted comedy fantasy directed by Zach Helm and starring Jason Bateman, Dustin Hoffman, and Natalie Portman. Portman plays the manager of the store that seems to be a reflection of the people who run it, and Bateman stars as the detail-oriented accountant assigned the task of assessing the establishment's monetary value. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Wes Anderson's The Darjeeling Limited stars Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and Adrien Brody as three brothers who, at the insistence of the oldest, take a train ride through India together in order to strengthen their bond. Even though the vacation goes wrong in ways they do not anticipate, the strangeness of their setting and some revealing honesty produces some surprising changes between them all. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Twenty acclaimed filmmakers from around the world look at love in the City of Lights in this omnibus feature. Paris, Je T'Aime features 18 short stories, each set in a different part of Paris and each featuring a different cast and director (two segments were produced by two filmmakers in collaboration). In "Faubourg Saint-Denis," Tom Tykwer directs Natalie Portman as an American actress who is the object of affection for a blind student (Melchior Belson). Christopher Doyle's "Porte de Choisy" follows a salesman (Barbet Schroeder) as he tries to pitch beauty aids in Chinatown. Nick Nolte and Ludivine Sagnier are father and daughter in "Parc Monceau" from Alfonso Cuarón. Animator Sylvain Chomet turns his eye to a pair of living, breathing mimes in "Tour Eiffel." An interracial romance in France is offered by Gurinder Chadha in "Quais de Seine." In "Le Marais" from Gus Van Sant, a man (Gaspard Ulliel) finds himself falling for a handsome gent (Elias McConnell) who works in a print shop. Isabel Coixet tells the tale of a man (Sergio Castellitto) who is making his final choice between his wife (Miranda Richardson) and his lover (Leonor Watling) in "Bastille." Juliette Binoche plays a grieving mother in Nobuhiro Suwa's "Place des Victoires," in which she's greeted by a spectral cowboy (Willem Dafoe). Richard LaGravanese's "Pigalle" finds a long-married man (Bob Hoskins) turning to a prostitute for advice on pleasing his wife (Fanny Ardant). Gérard Depardieu and Frédéric Auburtin direct Gena Rowlands and Ben Gazzara as longtime marrieds meeting for one final pre-divorce encounter in "Quartier Latin." Steve Buscemi learns a lesson about local etiquette in the Paris Metro in "Tuileries" from Joel and Ethan Coen. In "Loin du 16ème" by Walter Salles, a housekeeper (Catalina Sandino Moreno) longs for her own child as she tends to the infant of her wealthy employer. Elijah Wood stars in "Quartier de la Madeleine," a vampire tale from Vincenzo Natali. Wes Craven presents another fantasy in "Père-Lachaise," in which an engaged young man (Rufus Sewell) receives romantic advice from the spirit of Oscar Wilde (Alex Payne). A postal worker from Colorado (Margo Martindale) shares her thoughts on her visit to Paris in mangled French in Alexander Payne's witty "14th Arrondissement." Other segments include "Place des Fêtes" from Oliver Schmitz, Bruno Podalydès' "Montmartre," and "Quartier des Enfants Rouges" by Olivier Assayas, which stars Maggie Gyllenhaal. Paris, Je T'Aime received its world premiere at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore, V for Vendetta takes place in an alternate vision of Britain in which a corrupt and abusive totalitarian government has risen to complete power. During a threatening run in with the secret police, an unassuming young woman named Evey (Natalie Portman) is rescued by a vigilante named V (Hugo Weaving) -- a caped figure both articulate and skilled in combat. V embodies the principles of rebellion from an authoritarian state, donning a mask of vilified would-be terrorist of British history Guy Fawkes and leading a revolution sparked by assassination and destruction. Evey becomes his unlikely ally, newly aware of the cruelty of her own society and her role in it. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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The lives of a great artist, a corrupted holy man, and a beautiful woman cross paths at a crucial moment in history in this epic-scale historical drama from director Milos Forman. Near the end of the 18th century, Francisco Goya (Stellan Skarsgård) is a gifted but controversial artist whose provocative and often satirical work has earned the enmity of the Spanish government as well as the Catholic Church, who hold tremendous power as the Inquisition rages. Surprisingly, Brother Lorenzo (Javier Bardem), a monk involved in the Inquisition, has hired Goya to paint a portrait of himself, and to prove to the Inquisitor General (Michel Lonsdale) he's not in cahoots with the renegade artist, Lorenzo targets Inés (Natalie Portman), one of Goya's favorite models, as a possible heretic. Under torture from Lorenzo, Inés signs a false confession, and her wealthy and powerful father, Tomás Bilbatúa (José Luis Gómez), offers Lorenzo a taste of his own medicine by brow-beating him into signing a document confessing that his mother was an ape. Lorenzo flees Spain as his reputation lies in tatters, and Goya earns greater infamy as he paints a wildly unflattering portrait of Queen María Luisa (Blanca Portillo) under commission from her husband, King Carlos IV (Randy Quaid), but Inés remains in prison thanks to her coerced confession. Fifteen years later, Lorenzo has become a follower of the Enlightenment, and returns to Spain as Napoleon's forces storm the nation and the Inquisition finally collapses; Lorenzo attempts to liberate Inés from prison, but a shocking discovery awaits him. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Get a rug sweeper and just scoot it around for a couple minutes every day. You'll spend less time doing that than you'll spend moving obstacles, rescuing the robot and guiding it to its charger. Good luck if you want to use any of the advanced features. And honestly, with a Roomba, the warranty is worth as much as the unit. I don't care how improved this is over the 4th gen models-- which it reportedly is-- you can pretty well expect this to die within 6 months.
Can you have two roomba's running simultaneously in the same room?
sbogden wrote:Can you have two roomba's running simultaneously in the same room?
i just wanted to see my new pretty badge
mmmata wrote:im just here to check my qube..
haha - me too....and we're better then everyone else!
How are these compared to other models if you're battling them? Haha.
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thesupernovagirl wrote:This is the third time i've seen Roomba on Woot. Perhaps it will return. I bought the Dyson on woot too which I would buy any day over the Roomba (only $20 more and will likely last much longer). Roomba is great for the handicapped or elderly though.
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maui wrote:qubecheck for me as well. Once I was better than anybody else.
Wow, Maui thats alot of woots! Tee hee.....(checking my qube too)
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Weren't they selling these new for a similar price?
I have a Scooba which has worked well, not sure about a Roomba. P.S. Still have the black square!
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OK, I may have to finally break down and finally buy a Roomba or two or something as it seems to be the only way I'll net my additional purchases to get back to a black badge... Hey, does this thing come in black?
I have a floor made of larger rocks, i think i'll wait for the rock crawler edition
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I have five (5) cats, one longhair. I have oak floors and this Roomba works great. The first few times I used it I had to clean the bristles and the dustpan every ten minutes. Now it has the floors so clean I only use it once a week and clean it once. You do have to pull the pet hairs out of the bristles but if you use it weekly then it eventually isn't much at all. It even picks up the pine litter pellets. It will choke on little toy balls, though. And it will climb up on thick doormats to clean them, very strange to watch. I love it, I named mine.
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new badge check... I'm feeling a wootoff tonight.
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I love my Roomba. The 530 is my second Roomba - apparently my first one didn't qualify for warranty, and when it crapped out beyond repair, I had to pony up for a brand new one from iRobot. This model? Not as sturdy as my old model - the side brush on it was completely broken within a couple of weeks. Also, if you've got pets, you'd better get very good at dissassembling the Brush Assembly and pulling pet hair out of the gears periodically. I miss my hardwood floors. If I still had hardwood floors, I'd consider buying a new one. On carpet? Not so much.
Just seeing what color badge I am!
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Already got a roomba 560. However when you consider the cost of replacing brushes, filters, batteries, charger, etc,. it's a bargain just for those items. In for one. Our roomba stopped being a luxury and became a necessity the first time we used it. If you've got hardwood or tile floors life is much better with a roomba and scooba. Roomba's don't argue, ask for days off, and you don't to reward them for doing a good job.
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Great Eagle Golf Club
17200 W Bell RdSurprise, AZ 85374
Phone: (623)584-6000Fax: (623)546-1077
This tight course has undulating mounds that can cause uneven lies. Water comes into play on four holes, including hole #4, a 142-yard, par 3, which plays across a body of water to a well-bunkered green. A redesign of nine holes was completed by Greg Nash and Jeff Hardin in 1989.
Available Discount: | Great Eagle Golf Club offers a discount through The Golf Card. Click here for more information on obtaining The Golf Card |
Holes: 18 | Greens: Bent Grass | Fairways: Bermuda Grass |
Greens Fees: | $50-$79 |
Course Type: | semi-private |
Dress Code: | No tank tops or cutoffs |
Season: | Open all year |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: |
Worst Greens EVER!, Mar 08, 2011 |
reviewer: Tom
from Glendale, AZ |
Played yesterday, 3-7-2011. Booked my tee time online for an 8am shotgun start. At my first tee, the guys I was paired up with asked if I'd ever played here before. I said I had, (last Fall) and the first thing they asked was why I had come back. ??? Anyway, once on the "green", I realized why. The greens were completely dormant except for a few little tufts of grass that only made them bumpy. The fairways had been overseeded, but not the greens. My playing partners said it was an attempt to prevent frost delays. Are you kidding me?? Absolutely pathetic! By far the worst I have EVER seen. I played a golf course in Colorado at the end of January that was totally dormant (at least I knew ahead of time) and the greens were MUCH better that at "Great" Eagle. I find it mind boggling that management would even consider this here in AZ where so much of their annual golfing revenue is generated during the Winter and Spring. The dismal condition of the greens contributed to a round which lasted just over 5 hours, ridiculous for a course which plays at around 6000 yds. My advice would be to AVOID GREAT EAGLE. Arizona Traditions golf club next door, though in much better shape, is owned by the same family so avoid them too. Just my opinion. Spend 10 extra bucks and play a decent course. There are scores of them here. |
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Golfed Great Eagle Feb17/2011, Feb 17, 2011 |
reviewer: Disgusted 10 handicapper.
from Surprise Az. |
An absolute waste of time and money. No one seems to care about the condition of the course. The Tee boxes and fairways are significantly below average for the price. However the greens are even worse as there was no overseeding for the winter and the bermuda grass is dead and bare expcept for the odd tuff of fescue that makes putting impossible. The greens have a good design but without grass are impossible to play. Like putting on your table top with pieces of junk scattered all over. The practice facility is a disgrace and should have been a clue as to what we would find on the course. Will never go back until managment takes some accountabilty to improve playability. Do not book. |
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Robert, Feb 25, 2010 |
reviewer: Robert
from Bellingham, Wa |
We had four players for a morning "T" time. We teed off from #1 and it started to rain in buckets with a strong wind. We waited and it did not stop raining. We were already very wet. We went back to the club house and they refused to issue a rain check for another day or refund our money. Have never seen this type behaveour from any other golf course. We will never play this course again. Bad attitude in the pro shop. |
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Worst Golf Course for Customer Service, Feb 24, 2010 |
reviewer: M Lawlor
from Bellingham, WA |
We won't be golfing at Great Eagle Golf Course anymore. We were just about to tee off on the first hole when the rain came in buckets. We turned around soaking wet and went back to the pro shop. They would not give us a rain check nor our money back. We were disgusted with their attitude and failure to accommodate us in any way. This is the worst golf course for customer service we have ever seen. Don't golf there!! They need to learn how to treat people properly. |
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Best kept secret??? haha ya right!, Jun 28, 2008 |
reviewer: Chris
from Arizona |
First off the driving range is about 180 yards long,...they didn't keep the grass there short enough, it was like i was practicing in the rough all morning. The course is way way way tooooo short! I was hitting 3 wood off most tees and was drving it over the green. Greens were very very bad! Brown and mud spots all over,...not to mention the inaccurate reads. who's heard of a 450 yd par 5????? not me! No cart paths except at the tee boxes. and about 4000 trailers everywhere and in very very close proximity. Over priced, such a horrible course I'm never ever going back. You can play at very very nice courses such as Estrella Mountain Ranch or Wigwam and on the Air Force base for 10 bucks more and enjoy a very very very nice course! forget the great eagle, more like the bad eagle! |
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Fantastic Course, Jul 21, 2004 |
reviewer: Randy
from Phoenix, AZ USA |
A challenging course that plays fantastic if you can keep your balls in the fairway. You can still scramble to make par with a wayward drive but you better have your short game with you. You only need your driver on a couple of holes here. If you play 'smart golf' off the tees you can be hitting 7 and 8 irons into every green. If you want to take your chances with a driver, which could only leave you with a short wedge to the green, you better make sure you put it in the fairway off the tee. This is a fantastic course to play. Shooting a low score here is totally possible for most golfers. There are plenty of birdies to be had with a good drive. |
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful: |
Unreal Value, Feb 17, 2004 |
reviewer: Kevin
from Los Angeles, CA |
The course itself is very nice looking and very challenging. The downside is that it is set inside a big RV/mobile home park. The upside of that is that it is very inexpesive. You would pay three or four times more to play this course in another setting. Great deal |
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful: |
great value, Feb 13, 2004 |
reviewer: steve
from usa |
best kept secret in the valley |
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The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office is trying to find at least four people who have stolen debits cards and their PINs from unsuspecting victims.
"They've been caught on surveillance video doing it," said Debbie Tanna, a sheriff's spokeswoman.
Investigators say the suspects hover while the victim makes a purchase, swipes the debit card and types in the PIN. The suspects follow the victims to their homes and steal their debit cards, Tanna said.
She urged residents to be cautious when using debit cards.
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Banks have been notified and are working with the Sheriff's Office, Tanna said.
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People should check their account balance and keep debit cards with them at all times, Tanna said.
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