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My favorite things about summer time are warmth and vacations. :) Beautiful bag!
oh, and I'm a fan on fb ;)
...I love to wake up to the birds singing outside my window in the morning and working in my vegetable and flower garden. Going to the beach almost every day and bbq, bbq, bbq. Then finishing the day out on the deck and watching the sunset.
I'm a fan of course, and another wicked bag! And did I mention how much I LOVE the diaper bag!!!!!
My favourite things about summer are CAMPING (especially when I get to go with my sister & her fam - does that get me suck up points?!), not working, sunshine, and gardening.
And I think I am already a fan of your facebook page... if not, I can't figure out how to be one.
My favourite thing about summer is warm air and sunshine on bare skin. And then there are many, many more things I love about summer too.
The bag is beautiful! I don't want to win because I want someone who doesn't already have one of your awesome bags to win it. So if it picks my number, just do it again. :)
My favourite thing about summer has always been camping.... This year I have a feeling that baby's arrival will be the highlight though ;) LOVE the bag...
Favorite thing about summer is camping! Wahoo! Love this bag. I am off to join facebook page.
My favourite thing about summer is planning projects. LOVE!! I adore that bag and sooooo want to win :)
Also, I am already a liker on fb, thus my diaper bag ;)
I am a fan of course on fb
i like camping and fishing and sunshine and baseball and warmth and fires and late walks and going to work when the sun is out and coming home and the sun is out and visiting friends and road trips and oh so many things! :)
Hi! Love the bag!
My favorite summer thing is hanging out with the kiddos with no place that we have to go. You know like school.
Summertime is my favorite time of year, spending time outdoors. I love cooking out on a grassy yard, preferably with a river or ocean nearby.
I love that school is out and the weather is nice:)
Great bags!
Be sure and stop by-I'm participating in the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway today too :)
What a lovely bag! I am a big fan of summer too. :)
Hi - i love your bags - the buttercup is so cute! Nice for summer, which I love - the gardens and birds and sunsets of West Michigan. Colleen
so cute! i'd love to win.
my favorite thing about summertime is that my hubby is home more (he's a schoolteacher). :)
Love the bag! My favorite thing about summer is that I can spend most of my time outside enjoying nature, sports, and company.
My favourite thing about summer are warm summer evenings - nothing better than going for a walk, sitting in a backyard or around a fire when it's warm and still a bit light outside, smelling like grass and flowers.
And like Kara said, let someone who doesn't have your bag win it! I just wanted to participate. Plus I want to work with you on a black one. : )
summertime...napping in the hammock with my muttdog. ahhhhhhhhh.
My favourite things about summer are camping, the beach, bonfires, and being able to go outside without putting 16 articles of clothing on first.
And I'm a fan on FB.
I know I bought a bag very similar to this, but it was stolen! :( So I'd be thrilled to win a new one because I loved it. I got lots of compliments on it, too, and the receptionist at my dentist's office asked for the name of your etsy site. :)
My favorite thing about summertime is tubing the Guadalupe, weekend camping, and fishing. Beautiful bag!
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I love driving with my windows down in the summer and everything warm and sunny! Thanks for the chance to win this great bag. firstname.lastname@example.com
Love the colors in the bag. My favorite thing about summer is my grandbabies birthdays.
What a classy and fun bag!!! I would love to win it, but if not I'm glad you have more fabric!!
My favorite thing about summer is walking in the grass barefoot (total bliss)!!
Thanks for the contest!!
So awesome! Crossing my fingers!
My favorite thing about summer is having all my windows and doors open and sitting out on the patio having a BBQ or going down to the lake and swimming.
And I am already a fan of your facebook!
That bag would be FABULOUS for the summer! Beautiful. Thanks for giving me a chance to win it.
As for my favorite thing about summer?!?! Listening to anything by Jack Johnson while driving in my car with the windows all rolled down.
favorite thing about summer is the smell of freshly cut grass and falling asleep in the garden on a beautiful sunny day. Great bag, hope I win :)
I love that bag. My favorite summer thing is taking my daughter swimming. She loves being in the water. Thanks.
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What a beautiful bag!!
holy Canolli! you have a lot of readers! way to go hilda!
the bag is beautiful, and im pretty sure i am already a fan!
My favorite thing about summer is long beach surfing days followed by barbecues :) I love the purse, btw.
I like working in the garden.
what a beautiful bag!!
Hi Hilda,Thanks for the give away-such a versatile bag to go with any outfit. Summer is time to get together with family and friends; most travel HOME to Nova Scotia. BBQ's, siteseeing,golfing,swimming. Whats not to like except maybe the #$%@!!blackflies and mosquetoes!! Are you bothered by them?
my family!
what a wonderful bag!
Hi! I love summer for the beautiful weather which allows me to spend more time biking around with my husband. :) Oh, and grilling!
I love the bag! I love the possibilities of summer. There seems to be so many options: places to go, things to do (or not do), activities to do around the house, etc. I love it all. I especially enjoy going to the beach and watching my children renew their love for the surf and sand all over again. Thanks for the great giveaway.
my favorite thing about summer is no school!! and I get to see some more people.
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great bag. love the shape of it.
in the summer, I love going to the beach and meeting our friends under the tree.
thanks so much for sharing.
I love the pretty flowers of summer and the nice warm weather.
My favorite thing about summer is getting out of work early on Friday afternoons so that I can get out of the office and enjoy the sunshine! :)
Hi! I love your bags! Awesome!
Love the colors
Love the bags!! So pretty.
i am a fan on facebook
What a beautiful bag - thanks for the opprotunity!
I love picking strawberries, and can't wait until I can do just that in a couple more weeks!
Thanks again,
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super cute !!
The bag is lovely! Thanks for the giveaway!ex
Oh pick me. and my favorite thing about summer is S'mores!
What fun fabric! I love the beach!
Thanks for giving!
This summer is extra special. We moved back to Hawaii last year are looking forward to a LOT of beach days!
FB fan! By the way - the colors of the bag....are all me! :)
What a cute bag and a great giveaway! I love summer because it means that my hubby, who is a schoolteacher, is free to do all the projects I have saved up for him. Oh, and we get to see him more. :) Thanks for posting!
iced tea on the deck while watching my daughter swinging...
Hello there! I just love the fabric! I love summer music festivals in the summer. omydarlingblog(at)gmail(dot)com
Working with my grandfather in his garden and watching everything grow! I love the bag!
Oh, Also I am a fan!@
I love the sun and boating!
The bag is beautiful. I love the flowers and the beach, and the ice cream treats.
My birthday is at the beginning of summer. I love the long days and the warm nights.
I have "liked" your facebook page. :)
Beautiful bag! I love the sun! Crispy skin and the smell of sunscreen.
This bag is soooo cute! A fovorite of mine for summertime is sitting on the beach with my son and family and just enjoying the wind blow the trees and hearing the beauty of nature-so relaxing; gotta love it! Thanks!
Sno cones are a great thing about summer, cute blog!!
what wonderful stuff! checked out your etsy shop, you've got a lot of really great pieces. thanks for your generosity today!
I love summertime because of all the beautiful flowers that bloom. Thanks for such a great giveaway!
Great bag! My favorite part about summer is reading in the sunshine, esp at the park or beach
This purse is delightful!
My favourite thing about summer is going out for bike rides and picnics with my little guys.
Love that bag! Perfect for taking a book and a beverage or snack to the beach. That's how I'd like to spend my summer.
I love going to the Farmer's Market in the summer, getting fresh veggies and coming home and making a big salad to have with burgers on the grill!
WOW I LOVE THAT BAG, cool shape. Thanks for sharing your talents.
this is so cute! and ps. as an art therapist I really appreciate your blog's title!
I think your bag could become a summer favorite thing!
My favorite thing otherwise would have to be the rare cool days.
I love summer because we can eat outside and that is a lot less clean up for Mama!
My favorite thing about summertime is road trips!
Love the fabric you chose! I've made a few Buttercup bags--great pattern, isn't it?
My favourite things about summer is the weather and going to the beach! :) The bag is amazing!
My favorite thing about summer time is having time to read books! I miss that in the hussle and bustle of the school year.
my favorite thing about summer is relaxing... bbqing and swimming with my kids
i "like" you on facebook :)
my favorite part of summer... talking a walk down to the beach (2.5 blocks away) and laying out to get a great tan. I live for my tanning time!
love it!
Love the bag! What a fun giveaway! I love to go camping over the summertime!
Love this cool bag. Summertime is relaxed, which I love.
Wow, such a gorgeous bag!
I think my favourite thing about summer is the fresh air. And outdoor pools. I love swimming laps outside, as silly as that sounds.
Hi Hilda - you just left a comment on our blog so I went to check yours out. Good to see a fellow Canuck crafter! Your bag is beautiful.
My favourite things about summer is not having to wake up at 6:30 every morning to get my kids out the door to school. :-) And hanging out my laundry to dry, and gardening.
I love that it's warm.( that means a lot here in Minneapolis!)
My favorite thing about summer is the amazing ocean breezes and warm sunshine. Your bag seems like the perfect compliment the a California summer afternoon.
What a beautiful bag! The colors are super fun and summery. My favorite thing about summer is evening bbqs with hot dogs, watermelon, and wine. Can't wait!
My favorite thing about summertime is the way it smells... dusty and sort of like blackberries.
Swimming!!! too hot to do anything else here.
such a pretty bag. thanks for the opportunity.
my favorite part of summer is wearing high heeled strappy sandles. so fun!
What a lovely bag! I love drinking a tall glass of iced lemonade! Yum!
What a beautiful bag!
I love hanging out at the beach in the summer and kayaking.
I'm a fan on fb
This bag is fabulous! As are the booties from the previous post.
The bag is gorgeous! My favorite thing about summer is sleeping in, hanging out with my kiddos and the beach. So fun and relaxing.
count me in!
love it!
great bag! camping and spending time outdoors is the best thing about summer :)
This is a gorgeous bag! I need a new bag for summer. Thanks for the cool giveaway!
I adore your fabric choices for that bag. It is beautiful!
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I am now following you and am a Fan on facebook! coveredbydesign at hotmail.com
beautiful stuff!!
I love summer just for the homemade lemonade! I was love a chance at this bag. Don't miss my unofficial giveaway!
I like summer because it is lazy, and so am I.
Hi! Wow this giveaway day sure is a great way to rack up craft blog bookmarks in one's browser! =D
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love the boototies by the way...fave thing bout summer? sunshine!!! xoxoxox thanks for the chance at the bag!
Yea! Thanks for the chance. Fav thing of summer is hanging by the pool -- and vacations if possible!
Oh my, what a beautiful bag!! I love it!!
Love the bag!!! :D
wonderful bag. Thanks for the great giveaway!
I'm a facebook follower. :)
Love the bag!
My favorite thing about summer is going to the beach with my kids.
I love the warm weather! The hotter, the better, as far as I'm concerned!
I am a fan of your FB page! (Feel free to fan mine, too, if you want!)
Oh, your bags are fab! I love the quality of the light in the summer...there's a moment at the end of the day when it just makes my heart sing.
I'm playing along, too...come visit my blog, Foziewisp, to enter (I'm an Etsian, too, selling vintage). Thanks for the chance to win!
I love summer because I get to go swimming, and hang around on the hammock, and have cookouts, and go outside without six layers of clothing, and wear flipflops, and garden. But especially I love the swimming.
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Oh, that's really cute!
My favorite thing about summer is that my teacher husband is off work. :)
I love the colors on the purse. As for summer, I am so excited for our farm share. The best part of summer is all the delicious veggies that are available! YUM.
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I love your bag! Thank you for the chance to win it!
Beautiful bag! Summer breezes and sunshine!
what a beautiful bag.. thanks for a chance to be the lucky winner.
I love opening the windows and letting in the fresh air.. I love the smell of sheets when you bring them in off the clothesline.
What a cute bag! I love the fresh produce that summer (and hopefully our garden) brings. Thanks for the chance to be the new owner of that cutie.
I love the sunshine, beach, waves... I could live on the beach.
You are giving away such a beautiful bag, thank you for the chance to win!
Hello! Your bag is beautiful!
What an awesome bag! My favorite summertime thing is just hanging out with my family - preferably outside...
I love swimming!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the giveaway!
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i adore this bag. about summertime--honestly, in the desert, i kind of hate summertime. so my favorite thing is the monsoon season, when it rains like crazy. although i also like it when the nightblooming cereus (a cactus with gorgeous, huge fluted white flowers) blooms--blossoms open at night and they are so fragrant and glowy.
thanks for the chance to win!
I love the colors of that bag! Thank you.
And I'm a follower too!
I love swimming in the summer. Thanks for the chance to win that great bag!
I love the pretty purse so perfect for spring.cardshark42(at)hotmail(dot)com
I am a fan on facebook.Shari D
I love farmers markets and garage sales ... and this bag would be prefect to hold all my money in :)
pretty fabric! i love summer - sooo much time outside!
That is a fabulous bag!
Summer to me means flowers, sunshine and just enjoying what God gave us.
summer, my flowers are in bloom, my peaches are ripe, there are days at the beach with the grand kids and lots of pool time, and cook outs...please enter my name in your lovely drawing, ladycolmn(at)aol(dot)com from Florida Gulf Coast area
My favourite thing about summer is ice cream.
That is a beautiful bag. My favorite thing about summer is sitting on my porch or walking everywhere and random interactions with friends along the way! firstname.lastname@example.com
My favorite thing about summer is grilling out on the deck almost every night and not coming in until it's past dark... and even then making a fire and staying out longer!
You are so very talented, amazing giveaway :)
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Hi! That bag is so gorgeous - I'd love to win!!
This fabric is perfect! And summer is great because there is no snow to shovel.
And I "like" on fb
I am in love with the bag.... just beautiful! Great work!
Thanks for the great giveaway
I am now following you on facebook
I love camping! I'm so stoked about going to the lake this year with our boys and the boat!
Great giveaway!
my favorite thing about summer is sitting outside at a water front terrasse sipping a drink watching the boats sail by.
i love the bag :D thanks for hosting the giveaway! i'm waiting for rainier cherries to be in season again later in the summer, they're so sweat and juicy
I love the colors of that bag! Thanks for the chance to win!
How nice! Love that bag! I hope I win! thanks so much! :-)
Love these bags! Summertime is full of camping and gardening and lots of sunshine :) Thanks for the great giveaway. firstname.lastname@example.com
I love bags.
I love the shape of this bag! The colors are nice as well. My favorite thing about summer is no school as I am a SAHM of four children and am currently homeschooling my 7 and 4 year old. Even teachers need summer breaks, right?
I love vacations in summer.
My favorite things about summer is camping and spending as much time as possible outside in my gardens.
This bag is beautiful! Thanks for participating. My favorite thing about summer is being able to go for long walks and biking and generally being outdoors a lot. ~Kelly, email@example.com
What a lovely bag!
My favourite thing about summer - sunshine! I love the long warm days :)
Thanks for the giveaway. There's something about this particular stripy fabric that feels almost retro -- in a good way -- makes me think of my momma when I was little. My favorite thing about summer is the fruits and veggies at the highest heat times. So luscious!
Love the bag Hilda!
Of course I'm a fan on FB
I have been looking for a new handbag for some time and love that one. thanks for the giveaway.
I think I'm going to win!
wow, what a beautiful bag! i have kind of a thing for purses, totes, clutches, etc :) i love summer for the warm weather. i love taking naps out in the grass, walking on the beach in bare feet and of course...the awesome amount of summertime festivals, fairs and carnivals!
I live in AZ, so summer = HOT! I love swimming every night before bed. Tires out my wee one and helps me relax and cool down. Gorgeous bag for sure. Thank you for the chance to win!
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Wow, I love that bag, so beautiful. Summer, what's not to love, everyone seems to relax a little, maybe from the magic of child hood and those endless summers, or maybe it's the heat which just makes us slow down. I love it all. Thanks.
Nice handbag, great shop, my fave summer activity is just going outside with the kids, hikes,walks swimming, bbq, picnics
I love boating on Sundays!
What a lovely bag! My favourite thing about summer is spending time with my family doing fun things! Camping, water parks, road trips... Thanks for the giveaway.
My favorite summertime thing is taking a nap with my boys with all the windows open and a nice breeze going through... doesn't happen often, but I love it!
One of my favorite things about summer is visiting family in Ohio. It's a peaceful, quiet place with a gentle breeze and big puffy white clouds. :)
Love the bag
& I like your fb page too
Oh I like your tag in the bag - what a professional touch.
Great giveaway!
Gardening is my favorite thing about summer.
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I love summer because I get to wear shorts! :D
this is beautiful. thank you
hi :) I love the beautiful earthy colors of all your items. Lovely stuff!
I'm loving that bag and the striped print. My favorite thing about summertime is the sunshine and the warmth it brings.
I love going to the beach in the summer and just enjoying the sun. Wish those darn tourists didn't like the same thing though...
Wicked bag! I love kayaking in the summer!
Thanks for sharing,
My favorite thing about summer is spending time on the organic farm we have a share at.
your bag is awesome! would love to win!! i love all the fruit in the summer...esp blueberries!!
I'm a facebook fan, too
Cute bag!
I love that bag! Thanks for the giveaway! email@example.com
great giveaway! thanks for the chance to win!
crossing my fingers!
Hi Hilda! Your buttercup bag looks fabulous, I'd love to win!
My fav things about summer... would be going to the nature - beach, mountain etc. And barbie!
And I just became your fan on FB!
Cute! Thanks for a chance to win!
That is such a cute bag!!!
Really lovely bag! I'm one of the odds ones that actually prefers winter to summer - however, I LOVE being barefoot in the sand and spending long, quiet evenings outdoors on balmy summer nights. Oh, and I love summer rainstorms too! thanks so much!


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My boyfriend and I are thinking of making window farms in our respective apartments. In his case it's a fantastic idea because he has a huge glass door that gets lots of light and it overlooks the woods.
In my apartment it's another story, I get lots of light …but I recall my apartment manager mentioning something peculiar when I signed my lease. My windows overlook the street, and they asked that if I wanted to put curtains, to have white ones or put a white liner….so that the entire apartment looks uniform. They also recommended not putting anything on the little ledge on my windows.
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Extensively searched the Forum - found good advice already, to earlier issues. Need advise on this one...
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Downloaded 02/07/2009: /Installed/Configured Zoom to index my 15,000 page website this Saturday. Impressive so far!
Need highlighting.
Setup all the config options correctly. Documents include the required html/scripts.
Works fine!... if I include the highlight.js file in the SAME DIRECTORY as the document to be indexed, and leave the searched document's script (include) example set per the manual's example.
But when I move the highlight.js file to another director, of course, changing the "src" script include--- Highlighting is no longer provided.
Certainly a neophytes problem - but I need help.
Please advise.
It should not really matter what folder the JS file is in, as long as you have the correct path set in each HTML file.
My first guess would be simply that the path to the JS file is wrong.
That's been my assumption, as well, and I assume I am doing something stupid, but have been unable to figure it out.
I know the highlight.js file is in the cgi directory and I am using the following in my search results PAGE. NOTE: As stated in my first post, if I change the Script below to "src=highlight.js" (since I have another copy of the script in the same directory as my searched PAGE), highlighting works as advertised.
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Found the problem. Poor choice of directory for highlight.js.
I put it in the 'cgi' folder and the server was blocking the access request. Moved it to newly created folder and all is well.
Appreciate your response!
Regarding the new highlight.js file.
This does not work for me.Improved highlighting in context descriptions: The highlighting in context descriptions has been improved such that words matching due to stemming, synonyms, or accent insensitivity options enabled can be highlighted.
Any suggestions?
Rather that just saying "does not work", can you give some details of what doesn't work. Maybe even an example. Are you sure you are even using the new JS file?
cardiogr - the feature you are quoting is for highlighting in the context descriptions. This is the text that appears on the search results page.
This does not apply for the "highlight.js" javascript which is used to highlight words on the actual page. There is no simple way to implement such a feature in the "highlight.js" javascript without compromising download time for each page (by increasing size of the script significantly), and execution time (due to the computation needed to determine variations of all the words on the page) so we have no plans of doing this at this point.
Thank you for your answer,
I understand that calculating all the possible synonyms using javascript and highlighting them will slow down the loading of the webpage.
If however a webpage has only a synonym matched (and not the original word searched), then you could change the generated link and instead of ?zoom_highlight=original_keyword it could be ?zoom_highlight=synonym.
Could something like that be implementable?
There can be dozens of matching words on a single page once stemming, synonyms, and accent insensitivity are taken into account. Even just with synonyms there can be multiple matches. While not technically impossible to deal with all of these the costs would seem to out weight the benefit.
How about passing only what is shown in the "hit list" summary for a given file? That way you're only dealing with a finite set (which you already have to enumerate to create the summary), and you avoid having no highlighting at all in files that do not contain the original search term. As it is, the highlighting appears to be "broken" on many pages.


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The resurgence of downtown Colorado Springs is the subject of Mayor Steve Bach's first town hall meeting Wednesday.
The meeting, which starts at 6:30 p.m., will be at the Penrose Public Library's Carnegie Reading Room, 20 N. Cascade Ave.
The meeting runs until 8 p.m. — not 8:30 p.m. — as indicated in the invitation.
"In addition to hearing from Mayor Bach, attendees will see presentations from downtown leaders about upcoming planned activities, including the Pikes Peak Hill Climb Fan Fest, Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies watch party and the USA Pro Cycling Challenge," the city said in a press release.
"Other planned topics are the Fujiyoshida Fire Festival and 'What If" Festival," the city said.
Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide comments, but only through note cards.
Does that mean the city will pass over questions or comments that could be perceived as unflattering?
Stay tuned.
Wait, the 20th? thats today (Monday), NOT Wednesday. which is incorrect, the DAY or the DATE?


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The IDF on Thursday, ahead of the Passover holiday, issued a closure order affecting Palestinians crossings into and out of Judea and samaria.
"In accordance with the directives of the Minister of Defense and as part of the situation assessments in the IDF, a general closure will be implemented in the Judea and Samaria region," the IDF statement said.
The closure began late Thursday and will be lifted late Saturday "in accordance with security assessments," the IDF said.
The statement also stated that "for the duration of the closure, persons in need of medical attention, humanitarian aid or exceptional cases, will be permitted to pass for care, with the authorization of the Civil Administration."
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Some 100 Jews gathered last night to light the 8th candles of Chanukah at the Mevaseret Adumim area, also known as E1. The area, directly between the Jewish town of Ma'aleh Adumim and the outskirts of Jerusalem, will decide the future of Jewish life in Judea and Samaria: if it' settled by Jews, this will […]
The future New York City Councilwoman blamed the violence of "young people of color" in her community on "governmental neglect, outside uncontrolled influences and failed leadership."
They were disruptive and rude, after arriving more than an hour into the event.
One of Netanyahu's neighbors noticed that the Prime Minister on a Sabbath stroll, stopped to help an old man take out the trash. One mitzvah leads to another.
The Obama administration is preparing to knife Israel in the back by forcing it to accept concessions on land and security to keep the Palestinian Authority happy.
A best-selling German satirical novel about the return of Adolf Hitler to modern-day Germany is being adapted into a film. "Er Ist Wieder Da," German for "He's Back," sold 1.3 million copies in Germany after its 2012 release. In the book, Hitler awakens in modern-day Berlin and garners enough attention to become host of his […]
Israeli Prof. Havazelet Bianco-Peled of Haifa's Technion University has invented a new super glue that mechanically seals areas of potential leakage after surgery, without the need for sutures. Bianco-Peled set up the Sealantis start-up at Technion in 2007, and the company now is expecting FDA approval for the "Seal-V" glue, developed from the cell walls […]
Hezbollah supreme leader Hassan Nasrallah for the first time has accused Saudi Arabia of hunting down his terrorist organization. He blamed the kingdom for an attack two weeks ago on the Iranian embassy in Beirut, where 23 people were killed. An Al Qaeda-linked group previously has taken responsibility for the suicide bombings. Nasrallah also blamed […]
The Palestinian Authority continues to operate on the back of Israeli consumers, whose rates for electricity constantly rise while PA Arabs simply don't pay to the extent that their debt to the Israel Electric Corp. now stands at $750 million. In the past, Israel simply used Value Added Tax revenues, collected for the Palestinian Authority, […]
JERUSALEM – As the Iranians move closer to acquiring a nuclear bomb, an unprecedented meeting and a startling admission have buttressed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's assertions that President Obama's Iran policy is alienating America's Mideast allies.
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Beneath the surface, Chanukah is about the supreme importance of family.
The Palestinian Authority has joined the military industrial complex and is heavily armed to fight terror, assuming it does not repeat history and join the terrorists, such as Al Aqsa, also armed to the teeth.
New York Democratic Congressman Eliot Engel has been appointed chairman of an umbrella body for Jewish lawmakers worldwide, succeeding Italy's Fiamma Nirenstein, who recently made aliyah to Israel. The steering committee of the International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians named Engel, the senior Democrat on the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, as its chairman […]
The longer Israelis live in the United States, the less critical of Israel they are likely to be, a new survey suggests. The Internet-based survey of nearly 1,600 people divided respondents into two groups: those living in the United States for less than 10 years, and those living in the country for more than 10 […]
Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem is on the brink of financial collapse, the Forward reported. The hospital is facing a $300 million deficit, including $80 million accrued in the last year, according to the newspaper. Efforts by Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America to save the medical center have resulted in a break with […]
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It's cute to see the liberals among us whining that that the Star should not allow Paulson here.
Just more proof that liberals only want to hear their own propaganda and not,, you know, actual truth.
More wannabe intellectuals criticizing true intellectuals.
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September 11, 2010, Greencastle, Ind. — DePauw outshot visiting Transylvania, 36-1, on its way to a 7-0 field hockey victory Saturday afternoon on Boswell Field. The Tigers earned their fourth consecutive shutout, improving to 4-0 on the season, while the Pioneers fall to 0-2 on the season.
Sophomore forward Addie McDonnell started off the scoring at the 5:24 mark, and sophomore Margaret Ellis added a goal less less than eight minutes later. The Tigers took a 3-0 lead on sophomore defender Katie Broecker's penalty shot at 27:31.
In the second half, DePauw continued the offensive attack, receiving goals from four different players.
The Tigers had a 15-1 advantage in corners and totaled 32 shots on goal in the contest. Senior goalkeeper Liz Attewell notched one save, while Transylvania's Anna Melnykovych tallied 25 saves in goal.
DePauw's 4-0 start is its best since the 1999 squad opened with 17 straight wins and this marks the first time sine 1976 that a Tiger team has opened with four shutouts.
The Tigers wrap up the weekend tomorrow when they host the College of Wooster at 1 p.m.
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>>>The Hague Tribunal prosecutor's office has said there is no reason to believe Radovan Karadzic's allegation that ex-chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte was guilty of contempt of court.
>>>The Hague Tribunal accepted former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic's request for it to examine contempt of court claims against its former chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte.
>>>Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic wants to call his wartime military chief Ratko Mladic to testify at his Hague Tribunal trial that he never ordered the Srebrenica massacres.
>>>The Hague Tribunal has dismissed Bosnian Serb political leader Radovan Karadzic's appeal against the reinstatement of a charge of genocide in seven Bosnian municipalities in 1992.
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>>>Some experts believe that the Hague Tribunal's decision to reinstate a genocide charge against Radovan Karadzic was just, while others claim it was politically motivated.
>>>The Hague Tribunal reinstated a genocide charge against former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic on the day the anniversary of the Srebrenica massacres was commemorated.
>>>Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic issued a motion to dismiss the indictment against him because he said the shutdown of the Hague Tribunal will cancel his right to appeal.
>>>At the trial of Radovan Karadzic, ex-Serbian Radical Party leader Seselj confirmed his wartime goal was a 'Greater Serbia' including "Serbian Bosnia, Serbian Herzegovina, Serbian Macedonia, Serbian Croatia".
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>>>Bosnian Serb President Milorad Dodik told the Hague trial of his predecessor Radovan Karadzic that there was no criminal plot to expel Muslims and create a mono-ethnic state.
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posted a message on Posted in: Monk: The Inner SanctuaryQuote from BasekBe all means, disagree with me. Nothing would please me more then someone correcting me on a piece of my build, that would only make us both better at the game. Which is my goal with sharing information.
Seize the initiative is always up, and doesn't depend on my attacks to keep up the 2.5 second duration. Reslove wouldn't protect me from range monsters or caster monsters if I was handling melee. It depends on a lot going in my favour for it to be effective. I prefer the dependable armour rather than a 2.5 second debuff.
You're losing two things with taking Guardian's path instead of one with everything. You obviously lose a ton of resistance, and you lose your shield. Which is another form of mitigation. Dodge is far to much RNG for me to completely depend on. I love a good dodging spree, but when I take that hit to the face I love that my shield can absorb 75% of it..
Also, I'm a moron sometimes ;). It's not always simple to get out of molten, plagued & desecrate. I'll take my fair share of ticks before I can always get out. Without resistance I felt like I melted way to fast (0.7 seconds in molten and I watched my 60k HP pool drop to 0!)
It's not always Elite mob specials that you need to resist either. Act 3, the flying bats & Fallen shaman's destroy you with fireballs. In the fields of slaughter you have the plague harbingers, and In the crater you have the succubus All of them do insane magical attacks without being elite. If you're in a pack of melee and their on the outside beating down on you then your dodge isn't going to do much to save your life.
Thanks for the response!
Thanks for yours too I'm going to try a shield right now because like you said...dodge is really RNG and sometimes on belial I just get one shot in phase 2 -
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Why don't you use resolve (reduce enemies dmg by 25%) instead of seize of initiative? Because, at the moment, with my gear, seize of initiative only give me 8% more dmg reduction from my armor...so its 17% less than resolve.
and I prefer to replace one with everyting by the guardian's path because 15% mitigate more dmg than guardian's path ...considering you don't stay in plague, molten, desecrator like a fucking moron lol ..
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York, PA - The Daily Record/Sunday News presents the 2012 YAIAA Division C Boys' Track and Field All-Stars:
Brandon Study, Littlestown, Sr.: It was quite a senior season for Study, a sprinter who was a study in speed. His best event at the YAIAA championships was the 200, where he placed second in 22.69. Study also ran in the 100, and he finished in 11.42, good for sixth place at the YAIAA meet.
Study qualified for districts in both events. He claimed the silver in the 100 with a time of 11.15. He added a bronze in the 200, clocking a 22.35. Both times were PRs.
Study focused on the 200 at states, and he ran a 22.88 in the preliminaries, but that was where his season and high school career came to an end.
Ryan Markle, Bermudian Springs, Fr.: The freshman leaped 5 feet, 10 inches to take fifth place in the high jump at the league meet, and added a 14th-place finish in the triple jump with a leap of 39-51/2. At districts, Markle placed sixth in the high jump, soaring to 6-0, and was 13th in the triple with a PR of 40-41/2. Markle hit 6-0 again at states, which was good for 12th.
Danny Shannon, Bermudian Springs, Sr.: Shannon was a top-notch pole vaulter who reached 12-6 at districts and came in sixth. His PR of 13-0 came at the Arctic Blast Invitational in April.
Mike Elicker, Bermudian Springs, Jr.: The hurdler placed third with a time of 15.36 in the 110 hurdles at the YAIAA meet, and set a PR of 43.78 in the 300 hurdles to place 16th. At districts, Elicker claimed the bronze with a PR of 14.86 in the 110 hurdles, and he followed that up with a 15.36 at states, but did not escape the preliminaries.
Nick Braun, Delone Catholic, Jr.: The versatile Braun ran a 23.38 in the 200 to take sixth at the YAIAA meet, and also came in eighth in the long jump (19-6) and ninth in the high jump (5-8). At districts, Braun leaped to a PR of 20-7 1/4 in the long jump and took seventh. He also ran a 23.81 in the 200, good for eighth place, and set a season-best mark of 5-10 in the high jump, also placing eighth.
Paul Nield, Delone Catholic, Sr.: The hurdler ran a 16.38 in the 110 hurdles at the YAIAA meet to place eighth and set a PR of 44.29 in the 300 hurdles (18th). At districts, Nield came in seventh with a time of 16.12 in the 110 hurdles and placed 15th in the 300 hurdles with a 44.36 time.
Troy Hewitt, Fairfield, Sr.: Hewitt set a season best by throwing the discus 149-10 at the league meet, placing second, and then set a PR at districts with a toss of 152-4. Hewitt also set a PR in the javelin at districts with a throw of 136-7. Hewitt was 11th in the discus at states with a toss of 142-6.
Zekiel Alejandrez, Littlestown, Jr.: Alejandrez picked a good time for his PR, running the 800 in 2:01.41 at the YAIAA championships, which placed him fifth. He came in eighth at districts in 2:02.29.
Roger Hollenbaugh, Littlestown, Sr.: The pole vaulter set a season best of 14-0 to capture silver at districts. He then leaped 14-0 again at states to take fifth place.
Jeremiah Gilbert, York County Tech, Sr.: Gilbert had a busy day at the league meet, and his best result was a PR of 20-4 3/4 in the long jump that led to a silver medal. Gilbert also came in fifth in the 110 hurdles in 15.77, and placed 10th with a PR of 40-0.5 in the triple jump. At districts, Gilbert leapt 19-6 in the long jump, placing 17th.
Corey Bittle, Littlestown: This is the fifth year Bittle has been coaching the Bolts, and he is building quite an impressive resume. For the third straight season, Bittle led his boys' squad to the division title, and for the third consecutive time, they finished undefeated.
A promising season got off to a rough start when long distance runner extraordinaire Xavier Sauvageau was lost for the season because of a hip injury. Thanks to their depth and versatility, the Bolts kept a strong pace.
Of course, everything was easier thanks to the brilliance of senior sprinter Brandon Study. With Study starting strong out of the blocks, Littlestown was ready to roll.
The Bolts also were aided by senior strongman Dan Crowe and Cutter Steele, who excelled in the throwing events, along with a strong contingent of juniors.
Junior Zekiel Alejandrez excelled in the distance events, while classmates Roger Griffin fared well in the hurdles and Jordan Yealy found success in the 400. Sophomore Garrett Trout also showed promise, making the Bolts a legitimate threat for a potential four-peat next year.


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Tim provides a series of deep and meaningful - and perhaps random - thoughts about "Justice League," "2000 AD," his return to podcasting, Michael Mann's "The Keep" and the early works of Alan Moore.
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Tim provides a series of deep and meaningful - and perhaps random - thoughts about "Justice League," "2000 AD," his return to podcasting, Michael Mann's "The Keep" and the early works of Alan Moore.
Full article here.
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That explains a lot, Tim.
If you're gonna start reading 2000AD, the current bumper issue Prog 2012 is a 100-page jumping-on point. Oh, and it's brilliant. Nikolai Dante is the best British comic of the last decade. So there.
Not quite getting the Justice League love. I'm not a huge fan of Lee's art. Not really his fault so much but he's so copied now that it's pretty much generic. Also, what's with all the ridiculous poses?!
Really enjoying those Alan Moore articles over on Tor.com. Looking forward to the Halo Jones coverage!
That WOULD explain a lot.
I can neither confirm nor deny.
Rian Hughes should redesign every logo. I think there might have been two logos on the page I didn't like, and it was mostly because he had a better version right next to it.
Pull List: Action Comics, Green Lantern, GLC, GL: New Guardians, Justice League, The Flash, Batman Inc, Batman, Nightwing, Batman & Robin, Dial H, Animal Man, Frankenstien, Earth-2
There's a few minutes of my life I won't get back again. Pretentious much?
If you're not up to tracking down every single issue of Heavy Metal, you can read the highlights here.
You're so wrong about Hunky Dory being Bowie's best (Aladdin Sane, Young Americans, Low, Scary Monsters--come on), BUT I will still recommend Uncut's ginormous Bowie bible, which is stuffed with extensive, archival interviews and current record reviews. Bowie is surprisingly forthcoming (and even more suprisingly consistent as a personality) in the interviews.
Also, the BOOK "The Keep" kicked my young ass when it came out, and not just because of the sex scene. As I recall, it was truly creepy and well plotted. Of course, I was ... 10 when it came out? 12? I dunno; I'm about your age.
agree with other post, The Keep (book) was chock full of awesomeness.
one of my favorite paperbacks from the 80's, still got it somewhere.
"I'm the Doctor. And you're in the biggest library in the universe. Look me up!"
The Doctor
I literally do not know what you mean? Who are you trying to insult with your non-comment?
(I'm talking to Mikael, by the way.)
There is no better Bowie than Diamond Dogs! And Television's Tom Verlaine would be cooler.... but I'm being snarkey. Thanks for your site and for Grant Morrison: The Early Years. Great 'pinions.


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Chicken Run
and just about everything in between, actress
Imelda Staunton
has, not surprisingly, become one of the most highly respected actresses working in the U.K. If her penchant for playing what many would consider to be mundane, everyday characters found
criminally overlooked in the early years of her career, it was her keen ability to inject those characters with a remarkable complexity that eventually made the stage mainstay-turned-small-screen powerhouse one of Britain's most sought-after talents.
A London native and graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts,
wasted no time launching her career following graduation, becoming associated with such prestigious venues as The Old Vic and the National Theatre. A trio of productions with the Royal Shakespeare Company gained her numerous critical accolades, and in 1986
made an impressive television debut in the legendary BBC production of
Dennis Potter
The Singing Detective
. Increasingly busy throughout the 1990s,
continued to gain momentum on-stage while earning three Oliviers for her performances in the The Corn Is Green, A Chorus of Disapproval, and
Stephen Sondheim
's Into the Woods.
's numerous stage roles continued to earn her critical success, frequent television and film roles made her a familiar and endearing face to the general public. Though many of her U.K. television roles went unseen by stateside audiences, supporting roles in such features as
Much Ado About Nothing
Sense and Sensibility
, and
Shakespeare in Love
slowly working her way into the conscience of U.S. film buffs as well. Moving into the new millennium,
's roles in such films as
Chicken Run
(for which she provided the voice of Bunty),
Bright Young Things
, and
I'll Be There
found the established television actress actively distancing herself from the small screen in favor of feature films.
Of course, every actor dreams of the breakthrough role that will make him or her an international star, and for
Imelda Staunton
that role was of a 1950s era abortionist caught in a downward spiral in director
Mike Leigh
's 2004 drama
Vera Drake
. Her undeniably affecting portrayal of the title role -- a selfless housewife and cleaning woman who makes a name for herself performing illegal abortions -- earned her near-universal praise. After earning accolades from both The Venice Film Festival and The New York Film Festival as well as the Los Angeles and Chicago film critic associations,
had undeniably arrived when the role earned her a Best Actress nomination for the 77th Annual Academy Awards.
Subsequent roles in the U.K. television comedy
Little Britain
as well as the features
Nanny McPhee
Freedom Writers
served well to introduce her to entirely new, often American, audiences. In 2007, just one year after appearing in a colorful
Masterpiece Theatre
production of the children's classic The Wind and the Willows, she remained in the world of fantasy for her role in
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
played Dolores Umbridge -- the latest in a long line of Defense Against the Dark Arts professors -- whose severe disposition drew the ire of Harry Potter himself. She was part of the cast of the well-respected television production Cranford, and appeared in the inspirational drama Freedom Writers. She teamed with Mike Leigh again for 2010's Another Year, and that same year she appeared in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. She continued to work in animated family films such as Arthur Christmas and The Pirates! Band of Misfits. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Arthur Christmas
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Take a trip to the North Pole and discover exactly how Santa Claus makes Christmas magic happen every year in this imaginative comedy for the entire family. Produced by Aardman Features in association with Sony Pictures Animation, this fun-filled holiday film introduces viewers to Santa's mischievous son Arthur, who races to complete an important mission in time to ensure that this year's Christmas celebrations will go off without a hitch. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
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The final adventure in the Harry Potter film series follows Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) as they prepare for a final battle with Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes), who is determined to destroy Harry once and for all. In order to defeat the powerful wizard, they must find and destroy Voldemort's last and most elusive Horcrux -- that is, the enchanted piece of soul allowing him to remain immortal -- before his nefarious plans come to fruition. David Yates directs. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Alice in Wonderland
Director Tim Burton and screenwriter Linda Woolverton (Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King) team up to deliver this visually dazzling take on the classic Lewis Carroll tale. Nineteen-year-old Alice (Mia Wasikowska) is attending party at a lavish country estate when she sees a white rabbit with a pocket watch dart into the bushes. Curious, she follows the rabbit to an enormous tree, and tumbles down a hole that takes her to Underland, a strange world inhabited by anthropomorphic creatures in search of someone to save them from the dreaded Red Queen (Helena Bonham Carter), who has assumed control of the kingdom by decapitating anyone who dares disagree with her. According to a scroll detailing a historical timeline of Underland -- including events that have not yet taken place -- it is Alice who will set the kingdom free by defeating the Jabberwocky, a powerful dragon-like creature under the control of the Red Queen. But is this Alice the same Alice who appears in the scroll? While some of the creatures of Underland have their doubts, the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) and his friends are certain she's the same girl who previously visited them years ago. When the Red Queen kidnaps the Mad Hatter, Alice attempts to free her friend and locate the one weapon with the power to slay the Jabberwocky, thereby restoring the White Queen (Anne Hathaway) to the throne, and bringing peace back to Underland. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1
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The first installment of the two-film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows follows Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) as they search for the pieces of Voldemort's (Ralph Fiennes) soul that he extracted from his being and hid in obscure locations both far and wide. If the trio is unable to locate and destroy them all, Voldemort will remain immortal. Despite their long friendship, a combination of dark forces, romantic tensions, and long-held secrets threaten to sabotage the mission. David Yates directs. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Another Year
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British filmmaker Mike Leigh delivers another emotionally honest portrait of ordinary people trying to make sense of their lives in this comedy drama. Tom (Jim Broadbent) and Gerri (Ruth Sheen) are a couple who are drifting past middle age into their sixties; he's a geologist and she's a psychotherapist. Tom and Gerri have a stable and happy marriage and a grown son, Joe (Oliver Maltman), an activist lawyer who hasn't settled down yet, much to his mother's chagrin. One of Gerri's co-workers and close friends is Mary (Lesley Manville), who puts up a facade of desperate good cheer despite the fact she's been very lonely since her husband left her and has been drowning her anxieties in wine. Gerri has unsuccessfully tried to fix Mary up with Tom's sloppy but good natured pal Ken (Peter Wight), and she's startled when Mary begins openly flirting with Joe, more than 20 years her junior. Mary's troubles only grow worse when she stops by Tom and Gerri's place only to be introduced to Katie (Karina Fernandez), Joe's new girlfriend. Another Year received its world premiere at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Alice in Wonderland
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Director Tim Burton and screenwriter Linda Woolverton (Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King) team up to deliver this visually dazzling take on the classic Lewis Carroll tale. Nineteen-year-old Alice (Mia Wasikowska) is attending party at a lavish country estate when she sees a white rabbit with a pocket watch dart into the bushes. Curious, she follows the rabbit to an enormous tree, and tumbles down a hole that takes her to Underland, a strange world inhabited by anthropomorphic creatures in search of someone to save them from the dreaded Red Queen (Helena Bonham Carter), who has assumed control of the kingdom by decapitating anyone who dares disagree with her. According to a scroll detailing a historical timeline of Underland -- including events that have not yet taken place -- it is Alice who will set the kingdom free by defeating the Jabberwocky, a powerful dragon-like creature under the control of the Red Queen. But is this Alice the same Alice who appears in the scroll? While some of the creatures of Underland have their doubts, the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp) and his friends are certain she's the same girl who previously visited them years ago. When the Red Queen kidnaps the Mad Hatter, Alice attempts to free her friend and locate the one weapon with the power to slay the Jabberwocky, thereby restoring the White Queen (Anne Hathaway) to the throne, and bringing peace back to Underland. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Taking Woodstock
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Academy Award-winning director Ang Lee tells the story of the Greenwich Village interior designer who inadvertently helped to spark a cultural revolution by offering the organizers of the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival boarding at his family's Catskills motel. The year is 1969. Change is brewing in America, and the energy in Greenwich Village is palpable. Elliot Tiber (Demetri Martin) is working as an interior designer when he discovers that a high-profile concert has recently lost its permit from the nearby town of Wallkill, NY. Emboldened by the burgeoning gay rights movement yet still tied to tradition in the form of the family business -- a Catskills motel called the El Monaco -- Tiber phones producer Michael Lang (Jonathan Groff) at Woodstock Ventures and offers boarding to the harried concert crew. Later, as the Woodstock Ventures staff begans arriving in droves, half a million concertgoers make their way to Max Yasgur's (Eugene Levy) adjacent farm in White Lake, NJ, to witness the counterculture celebration that would ultimately make history as one of the greatest events in the annals of rock & roll. Imelda Staunton, Emile Hirsch, Liev Schreiber, and Paul Dano co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Three and Out
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Death gives two men a new lease on life in this dark comedy from the UK. Paul Callow (Mackenzie Crook) makes his living driving a subway train in London, though he'd like nothing more than to be able to quit his job, move to Scotland and devote his time to writing a novel. Paul isn't an especially cheerful guy under the best of circumstances, but he's been on edge since two people slipped off a platform and fell onto the tracks before he could stop his train. A fellow driver tells Paul that the London Underground rail system has a secret policy called "three and out," in which if a driver is responsible for three fatalities within a month, they'll be let go with a golden handshake equal to a decade's salary. Shocked but sensing an opportunity, Paul looks for someone wanting to kill themselves, and finds Tommy Cassidy (Colm Meaney), who Paul prevents from jumping off a bridge in a suicide attempt. Paul makes Tommy an offer -- if he'll throw himself under Paul's train, Paul will give him enough money to enjoy one last night on the town and still have enough to leave a nest egg for his family. Tommy agrees, and Paul takes him to Liverpool for a wild weekend, where they revel in the joys of petty crime and Paul attempts to romance Tommy's teenage daughter Frankie (Gemma Arterton) and his former wife Rosemary (Imelda Staunton). But what if Tommy enjoys himself enough that he doesn't feel like dying at Paul's behest on Monday? ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The small town gossip, secrets, and romance of Mary Gaskells' popular series of novels comes to the small screen in this BBC drama series from director Simon Curtis. The year is 1842, and Cranford is a modest Cheshire market town on the verge of great change. The railway is reaching to Cranford from Manchester, and the locals fear that their town will soon be overrun with migrant workers and lawlessness. Spinster Deborah Jenkins Eileen Atkins) is the arbitrator of correctness about town, and as far as she and her demurring sister Matty (Judi Dench) are concerned there's never a dull moment in Cranford. Things begin to get especially interesting after handsome new doctor Frank Harrison (Simon Woods) arrives in town shocking the locals with his decidedly non-traditional methods of practicing medicine. Frank has a powerful effect on the ladies around town, but when Matty runs into an old flame at Lady Ludlow's garden party her thoughts drift back to the time when she was forced to give up the man she once loved with all her heart. No one is immune from the gossip that winds its way through the local circuits, and that gossip can almost always be traced back to the Jenkins sisters. When news emerges that the railroad is coming to town, everyone realizes that their tidy little universe is about to expand in ways that they could have never imagined. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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This Irish comedy focuses on a woman named Ellie, who despite her family reputation as the wild free spirit, is left in charge of her sister Kate's retirement home when Kate is called home to care for their ailing mother. Ellie already has an aversion to responsibility, and she's definitely not prepared for the downright rude "hardcore" residents at Woodlands rest home. Strangely enough, however, Ellie and the people in her care begin to learn from each other, and her unexpected journey doesn't seem like such a terrible burden after all. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Freedom Writers
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Assigned the thankless task of teaching freshman English at a gang-infested Long Beach, CA high school, a 23-year-old teacher resorts to unconventional means of breaking through to her hardened students in director Richard LaGravenese's adaptation of Erin Gruwell's best-seller The Freedom Writer's Diaries: How a Teacher and 150 Teens Used Writing to Change Themselves and the World Around Them. Her students had been written off, and her chances of succeeding scoffed at, but Erin Gruwell (Hilary Swank) wasn't about to go down without a fight. Long Beach is a place where a new war is waged with each passing day, and when the hardened students who walk those dangerous hallways sense an outsider attempting to understand their plight, their cynical resentment threatens to keep a deadly cycle in motion. Despite the initially hostile reaction she receives in the classroom, Gruwell uses the writings of Anne Frank and Zlata's Diary: A Child's Life in Sarajevo to teach her students not only the basis of the English language, but compassion and tolerance as well. Later, when the time comes to tell their own tales in a project specially designed to explore the daily violence that the majority of students have grown numb to, the barriers that had once stood so strong gradually begin to crumble. When the only chance for survival is to befriend the person who was once your mortal enemy, the world is opened to a whole new realm of possibilities. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Young wizard-in-training Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) returns to Hogwarts for his fifth year of studies, only to find that the magical community seems to be in a curious state of denial about his recent encounter with the sinister Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) in the fifth installment of the popular fantasy film series based on the best-selling books by author J.K. Rowling. Rumor has it that the dreaded Lord Voldemort has returned, but Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge (Robert Hardy) isn't so sure what to make of all the hearsay currently floating around the campus of Hogwarts. Suspecting that Headmaster Albus Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) may be fueling the rumors regarding Voldemort's return in order to undermine his authority and lay claim to his job, Fudge entrusts newly arrived Defense Against the Dark Arts professor Dolores Umbridge (Imelda Staunton) with the task of tracking Dumbledore and keeping a protective watch over the nervous student body. The young wizards of Hogwarts will need something much more effective than Umbridge's Ministry-approved course in defensive magic if they are to truly succeed in the extraordinary battle that lies ahead, however, and when the administration fails to provide the students with the tools that they will need to defend Hogwarts against the fearsome powers of the Dark Arts, Hermione (Emma Watson), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Harry take it upon themselves to recruit a small group of students to form "Dumbledore's Army" in preparation for the ultimate supernatural showdown. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Shadow Man
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An ex-intelligence officer tricked by rogue CIA operatives into smuggling a deadly virus out of the U.S. unleashes a firestorm of fury on the agents who kidnap his daughter once the mission has been fulfilled in an action-packed tale of international intrigue starring martial arts icon Steven Seagal. Jack Foster (Seagal) is an ex-CIA operative traveling to Europe with his young daughter for what they thought would be a relaxing getaway. When his daughter is kidnapped upon arrival in Europe and Jack realizes that he has become little more than a small pawn in a much larger game, he vows to bring his young girl back home safe and rain vengeance upon those who thought they could use Jack to fulfill their nefarious plot to hijack the planet. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Wind in the Willows
Thesps Matt Lucas, Bob Hoskins, Mark Gatiss and Lee Ingleby star in this live-action BBC miniseries adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's beloved novel The Wind in the Willows. The program weaves the familiar tale of Mole, Rat, Badger and the inimitable Mr. Toad, who remain fast friends as they experience exciting adventures involving stolen motorcars, imprisonment, houseboating. gypsies and freewheeling nighttime expeditions. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Two women from different worlds are brought together by strange circumstances and forbidden desires in this period-drama. Sue Trinder (Sally Hawkins) was left on her own as a young child when her parents died, and she was forced to fend for herself, living on the street in the company of thieves and confidence men. Sue is given a chance to reform when she's taken in by Mrs. Sucksby (Imelda Staunton), who wants to keep her off the streets, but Sucksby's friend Richard Rivers (Rupert Evans) is familiar with Sue's old circle and lures her into an elaborate criminal scheme. Sue is to get a job as a maid to Maud Lilly (Elaine Cassidy), a young woman who lives with her uncle (Charles Dance) and will claim a large family inheritance when she marries. Sue's role is to act as confidante to Maud, so when Richard attempts to court her, Sue will help convince the young heiress that marrying Richard is the right thing to do. Richard's scheme is to marry Maud, have her sanity called into question, and then take possession of her fortune after she's committed to an asylum, but as Sue becomes close friends with Maud, she begins to wonder if she has the nerve to go through with the plan, especially when her feelings for Maud begin to extend beyond just friendship. As Sue's choice becomes nearly unbearable, fate steps in and she discovers all is not as she'd been led to believe. Fingersmith was produced for the BBC, where it first aired in the spring of 2005. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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My Family and Other Animals
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Author Gerald Durrell's childhood memoir comes to life in this Masterpiece Theater presentation starring Academy Award-nominee Imelda Staunton and detailing the journey of an eccentric family who seeks to escape the dreary English weather by making way to the sun-soaked Greek island of Corfu. Mrs. Durcell is a middle aged widow whose inability to lay down the law with her four adventuresome children has found her embarking on a series of strange adventures. Whether watching patiently as wild, avant-garde writer Larry rabble rouses with his unruly friends, ducking the buckshot of gun-obsessed Leslie, attempting to keep track of teen beauty Margot's bevy of boyfriends, or wondering at youngest son Gerald's amazing ability to bond with animals and insects, Mrs. Durcell is constantly playing catch-up with her energetic children in a household where "normal" is purely subjective and each new day brings a strange and wonderful adventure. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A nanny reveals ways of making children behave that are much more effective than a time-out in this fantasy comedy based on the "Nurse Matilda" books for children by Christianna Brand. Near the dawn of the twentieth century, Mr. Brown (Colin Firth) is a widower who must tend to his business as an undertaker while looking after his brood of seven children. Brown's offspring are a singularly ill-mannered lot who have managed to drive away 17 different nannies when their father arranges for one Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson) to help out with the children. McPhee is an strange looking woman with a large nose, protruding teeth, and pock-marked skin, but it isn't long before the kids realize she has magical powers and isn't afraid to use them to help keep them in line. While the children aren't taken with McPhee's insistence on such things as saying "please" and listening to their elders, it becomes clear everyone has bigger things to worry about. Aunt Adelaide (Angela Lansbury) has insisted that if Mr. Brown cannot find a new wife within a month, she'll take custody of one of the children and cut off Brown's inheritance, and while Brown and the widow Mrs. Quickly (Celia Imrie) seem fond of one another, his ineptitude in courtship seems to insure he'll never get her to the altar. But while the Brown Children realize Nanny McPhee is a formidable opponent, she can also be a valuable ally as they learn to make use of her talents by being better children; they also discover that as they behave better, she begins to look less frightening. Emma Thompson, who played the title role in Nanny McPhee, also wrote the film's screenplay. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Vera Drake
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Written and directed by Academy Award-nominee Mike Leigh and set in England during the 1950s, this movie revolves around Vera Drake (Imelda Staunton), whose unrelenting dedication to her family is well known throughout her blue-collar town. However, there are more people than her rapidly aging mother and ill neighbor who depend on Vera's care. Though abortion was illegal and, of course, widely frowned upon in the '50s, Vera sees women going through unwanted pregnancies the same as she would anyone else -- human beings deserving of treatment. With this in mind, she regularly induces miscarriages for those who need them, and her patients are consistently grateful for her gentleness and understanding. Unfortunately for Vera, the law doesn't see her as aiding those in need; they interpret the abortions as murder, as do most of the other people in her life. When Vera's activities are revealed, her family life and relationships with those around her -- including the ones she helped nurse back to health -- are put in jeopardy. Vera Drake also features performances from Jim Broadbent, Heather Craney, and Philip Davis. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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British writer/actor Stephen Fry makes his feature-film debut with the witty, sophisticated comedy Bright Young Things, adapted from Evelyn Waugh's 1930 novel Vile Bodies. Set in London during the '30s, this stylish period film follows an ensemble cast of well-dressed and highly literate partygoers. Aspiring writer Adam Fenwick-Symes (stage actor Stephen Campbell Moore) loses the manuscript of his first novel when traveling through customs. He then sets out to raise enough money to marry his sweetheart, Nina Blount (Emily Mortimer), the daughter of a colonel (Peter O'Toole). All in the name of love, Adam seeks funding through a constant stream of parties, meetings, and conversations with eccentric acquaintances. Cameo appearances are made by the likes of Dan Aykroyd, Simon Callow, and Stockard Channing. Bright Young Things was shown at the 2003 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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A has-been '80s pop star whose phone stopped ringing some time ago, Paul Kerr (Craig Ferguson) is an alcoholic on a downward spiral. After crashing his motorcycle through a window and into a fountain in his estate, Paul is sent to a mental hospital on the assumption that he has become suicidal. When a woman named Rebecca (Jemma Redgrave) shows up one day with teenage Olivia (Charlotte Church), whom she claims is Paul's long lost daughter, both the girl and the depressed singer slowly begin find a new sense of purpose in their lives. Returning to his home to set his life straight with a little help from a former bandmate, a tentative romance develops between Rebecca and Paul. Subsequently discovering that his newfound daughter shares her father's talent for singing, it appears as if Paul may well be on his way to finally finding post-fame happiness in life. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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It's the weight of tradition versus youthful vigor when loudmouth Torquay lawn bowling superstar Cliff Starkey (Paul Kaye) catches wind of an upcoming championship match between England and heated rivals Australia. He's determined to make the national team in a bid to bring his sport-of-choice into the new millennium. Quickly acquiring a flashy American agent (Vince Vaughn) and becoming the most popular player in England, Cliff vows to dethrone traditionalist champion Ray Speight (James Cromwell), who has made no secret his hatred of Cliff's brash showmanship. When Cliff starts seeing Ray's daughter, the competition really begins to heat up. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Another Life
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A scandalous murder case that was the talk of England in the 1920s is brought to the screen in this period drama based on fact. In 1913, Edith Graydon (Natasha Little) was a young woman living with her family -- good-natured father (Michael Bertenshaw), emotionally distant mother (Imelda Staunton), and shy younger sister (Rachael Stirling) -- in a fading middle-class neighborhood in London. While not especially bright or ambitious, Edith wanted more out of life than her family's situation would provide, and with this in mind she accepted the marriage proposal of her boyfriend Percy Thompson (Nick Moran). While Percy was a bit better off than Edith's family, he was not an especially interesting or exciting partner, and after several years Edith began to grow restless with their marriage. Long regarded as something of a flirt, in 1921 Edith renewed her friendship with Freddy Bywaters (Ioan Gruffudd), a good-looking and worldly former beau who had just returned to England after serving in the Queen's Navy. Edith and Freddy were not destined to remain just friends for long, and as they began to enter into a passionate affair, Edith began writing a series of letters to her lover in which she confided her ardor for Freddy, her fatigue with Percy -- and her belief that murdering her husband would solve a great many problems. Shot in 1999, Another Life did not receive a theatrical release until 2001, when it arrived in British theaters and earned enthusiastic reviews for Natasha Little's performance as Edith. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A woman edging into middle age finally finds the love of a lifetime; too bad she can't convince her best friends it's for real in this lively romantic comedy. Kate (Andie MacDowell), Molly (Anna Chancellor), and Janine (Imelda Staunton) are three close friends in their early forties who have been sharing a long run of bad luck in the field of romance. While all three are successful in their careers -- Kate has been named headmistress of an upscale private school, Molly is a doctor, and Janine's a police detective -- they've been striking out in the dating scene, and they get together on a regular basis to compare notes and drown their sorrows in cocktails and chocolate. One day, while attending the funeral of a colleague, Kate makes the acquaintance of Jed (Kenny Doughty), a good-looking man who remembers Kate as one of his teachers when he attended the school years ago. Despite the decade-and-a-half gap in their ages, there's a strong mutual attraction between Kate and Jed, and before the day is over the two are enjoying an affair. Molly and Janine are at once amused and appalled at Kate for dating a younger man, and while she tells them it's a short-lived fling that means little to either party, neither Kate nor Jed wants to walk away from their relationship; before long Kate and Jed decide they've fallen in love and plan to get married. The harder Molly and Janine try to convince Kate that she's making a mistake, the more Kate is determined to tie the knot with Jed, and eventually Molly and Janine decide to take drastic measures -- Molly hatches a plan to seduce Jed, while Janine captures their tryst on videotape. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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