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The clippers themselves are really high quality, but the bumper seriously impedes your ability to clip. Luckily it's removable, but I'd rather have a nail file attached to the clippers than have the bumper.
It's not the cutest design from tweezerman, but it's strong and sturdy. Works for both hands and feet which is good too!
Very strong and sturdy, but the clip 'storage' is very small, and due to the shape of the product, it can be hard to maneuver. Overall, it's good, just not worth $20.
While the clippers are some of the sharpest I have ever used, the shape is slightly difficult to get all the way around the nail. The functionality in clipping itself is rather nice however the "trap" or clipping compartment is small and can only hold about a hand worth of clippings before needing to be emptied.
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The Department of Homeland Security and the city of Houston have put out a video instructing corporate America how to survive what they call an "active shooter event"
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Incredible Panasonic GF1 price drop (and yes GF2 within few months coming)
Oh yes guys, the GF2 will come within few months (very early 2011!) and that's why we are continually having new price drops on the Panasonic GF1.
Just look at Amazon US: The Panasonic GF1+20mm lens is now in Stock for $599 (Click here to get the camera!). One month ago the price was over $800!
And there are also many price drops in Europe. As usual I can't check every shop in every european country so I give you only a few links to my affiliate shops. Pixmania usually is one of the stores that has very good prices (Click on country name): Pixmania Deutschland, Pixmania Belgium, Pixmania France, Pixmania Austria, Pixmania UK, Pixmania Nederland, Pixmania Poland, Pixmania España,Pixmania Italia.
And here you have the links to european Amazon stores: Amazon Deutschland, Amazon UK and Amazon France
We told you that Panasonic would lower the price but I don't believe it will become cheaper as it already is. So if you want the camera buy it
It's a nice reduction in price but at this point even this is not so competitive. A year ago I'd have happily bought it at this price … but now there is NEX3/5 at similar price/size but higher picture and video quality.
Also both Canon and Nikon have very aggressive discounts and rebates (e.g. for $870 you can get a Canon T2i kit with a great 55-250mm IS lens and a Pro9000 printer after rebate). Finally knowing that the camera will be updated soon does not help with the sales either. -
A couple months ago a commentor showed a sketch of what he hoped the GF2 would be and it was a small rangefinder style only with swivel screen. Interestingly the photo was withdrawn within a day or two maybe too close to the real thing?
I agree that a swivel screen like that in the Samsung 500 ot EX1 would be very useful especially for video use or to avoid LCD glare and lesson the need for an inbody EVF. Hope Pany provides a higher resolution optional EVF. With this swivel screen model and a higher end compact with inbody EVF like that shown in their patent Pany would we giving us some excellent new choices for m4/3.
"Paris Image" where?? can you provide a link or an address of the shop (it is in Paris right?)
I just write to say I wish the coming GF2 to have a HIV (Hinged Image Viewer) that I can seemingly toy in a corner, AIDS (As If Doing Something) when in reality I am taking candid pictures in ASAP (All Shooting Angle Possible). This is the joy of photography I want digital shutterbugs to realize the angles of shot they never had in their fixed lcd cameras and shooting for money can be fun too.
No. Prices advertised in the U.S. are always before tax. Sales tax (if applicable) is added at the time of purchase.
The 'incredible' thing about the price is that the body only is still selling on Amazon for $524.99. That means you're paying only $75 extra for the 20mm pancake – one of the greatest lens deals ever.
I'm in Canada and the cheapest price here is about $800 for the kit. MSRP is $900 and was just lowered from $1K about a month or so ago. Wonder if they'll be dropping it further shortly?
I'd consider order from Amazon/J&R, but Panny doesn't honour the US warranty up here from what I've read. Can anyone confirm that?
"Incredible price drop" – what kind of wording is that? Always good sales!
The prices are not tax included but that is not much of an issue because if you buy from a store than is in another state and have it delivered you do not have to pay tax (and delivery is more often than not 'free').
Even if you do have to pay tax, it is around 7% or so (depending on the state) and nowhere as high as Europe.
Just bought white GF1 + 14 45 at € 459 at Paris Images : quite a bargain…
and 20 at Prichoc for € 267 (not new, same price for 4 months)With best regards
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I only hope this GF2 allows use of high res Epson EVF and has the new better processing engine enabling extremely fast AF found in GH2 with better high ISO IQ. With the aggressive pricing Pany will no doubt grow their market share in US and elsewhere and advance the m4/3 cause as will Olympus.
I do not expect this is the rangefinder model with inbody EVF which will be a high end model previously discussed. Rather it may be the mini GF1 Pany has promised. If so wonder if they have still included a flash like the new small LED flash models they have developed? Alternatively Pany will continue the GF1 with minor changes while producing two brand new m4/3 models.
Exciting times
Finally Pany is starting to aggressively market their m4/3 models and lenses and none to soon. The strategy seems to be working as have increased their sales regaining the initiative from EPL1 and the NEXs in US, Britan and now Japan.
I have to disagree on that. I think the GF2 will be a rangefinder style wicked piece of solid photographic stuff…
I'm curious why you plan to sell the 20mm lens…
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Thanks for the reply. Touch screen is useless for me. I would rather to have better high ISO and video performance. Probably I will just jump onto this GF1 deal and choose to sell the body if GF2 turns out to be much better.
I paid $900 for my GF1 a year ago, with no regrets. I've definitely gotten that extra $300 worth of use out of it the past 12 months. Congrats on your recent purchase.
It will likely be a similar update to the G2. Expect a touch screen, slightly better JPEG and video. We may also see a cheaper version like the G10 (non-touch LCD and cheaper body).
Cheapest here in Sweden is ca. 573 euro with 14-45… still 140 euro to much! By the way, the US prices we are talking about here, are they tax included?
Very tempting at this price! I'm wondering what will be the obvious advantage of GF2 over GF1, and how much it will be priced when it first becomes available.
i kinda feel bad b/c i bought a gf1 two weeks ago as an open box for 599. then i think about the people who paid $900 for it and i smile. everything you hear is true and all the complaints about the camera have been overstated.
pixmania has the body for 389 pounds
http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/3778880/art/panasonic/lumix-dmc-gf1-digital-cam.html -
Everything is more expensive in the UK. Panasonic, the store and all other intermediary have to pay more for the employees, facilicities and services. That adds up.
The lowest price of GF1 with 20mm lens anywhere in Europe is a bit under 700 EUR. If they priced it around US price, they'd sell twice as much … I just don't see any logic. At 599 USD = 430 EUR, I'd buy one just because of the lens. The 270 EUR price difference is staggering. I suppose US shops are going to bundle plane tickets with Panasonic cameras for European buyers soon.
Its already like $499 in Japanese, the down size is GF1 in Japan only has Japanese menu.
http://kakaku.com/search_results/GF1/ -
Its around £550 here in the UK with the 20mm f1.7, the US price of $599 works out to be £448.78 including UK VAT at 17.5%. Any enlightenment on why the UK price is still £100 more than the US even after factoring in 17.5% UK VAT would be useful.
I have a GF1 and 20mm on order and it's been delayed in shipping I might cancel it and wait to see if the GF2 materialises especially if these price drops will propagate to the UK in the next few weeks.


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Much of what I've been pontificating in this thread I learned from you on the Midwest Forum......
Really? I think it is very tart. Just don't enjoy the results from that yeast, and the tartness is part of my dissatisfaction.
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Space is a bit problematic, so it would have to be a group of, let's say 6 or 7 people that would be willing to exchange seats, so that everyone would have a chance to sit in a "sweet spot" at some point... If there is enough interest, I wouldn't mind organizing two GTGs at all.
Now, one thing that could be a possible deal breaker is that it would have to start at about 7pm and it can go for as long as we want to... We can finish it at 5AM, it doesn't really matter but it can happen only on either Friday or Sunday.
The dates I have in mind are: Friday the 27th of April or Sunday the 29th of April or one week later: Friday the 4th of May or Sunday the 6th of May. As I said, there could be two dates, if there is enough interested people.
I have never been to a GTG, so any suggestions are welcome...
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50% Slivovitz plus Lamb Madras that I would make the night before so that spices can nicely penetrate the meat. That is one very healthy dinner option! I'll also have some beer, soft drinks and you can BYO whatever you'll feel like...
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When I start MM and click on a Library node none of my music shows up. Instead "Reading Tracks..." is displayed on the status bar for 5 to 15 minutes and then all my music shows up. I have googled this and have done all the things I have come up with like: clearing now playing and disabling music leveling but it didn't work.
I uninstalled and reinstalled MM no help, Installed 3.1 and that did not work either.
Please help me.
Here are my specs:
WIN 7 32bit
Core 2 Quad
1TB HDD and 1 500GB HDD


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November 13, 2013 | Culture of Health Post
Adverse childhood experiences change the way young brains develop, and affect their mental and physical well-being later in life. Children who experience toxic shock are more likely to have heart disease, cancer, and hypertension as adults.
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RWJF commissioned the independent research firm, RTI International to evaluate Start Strong: Building Healthy Teen Relationships. Students in study reported changes in attitudes and behaviors linked to the prevention of TDV.
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When we talk about scaling, it's about supporting an idea to allow for radical transformation. It is our contribution to creating a culture of health.
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Grants to spread impact of programs that strengthen connections to education, employment, and good health.
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RWJF is investing $5 million to support 10 initiatives to improve the health of young men of color and improve their chances for success.
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New collaborations build on the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's $10 million program-related investment in THE GREEN HOUSE® Project.
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A White House "Champions of Change" event yesterday honored 12 men and women who spent their careers improving the lives of children who have a parent in prison. Sesame Street released a toolkit to be distributed to jails, schools and therapists.
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Last year, more than 675,000 U.S. children were victims of maltreatment. Preventing abuse and neglect in the first place by giving families the support they need, when they need it, yields the best outcomes.


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I stayed at the inn for one night while on business at Cornwall College, just down the road. I had a lovely vegetarian meal, well presented nut roast with carvery veg which was tasty and not overcooked. I ate at 6.00 so the food was fresh from the kitchen. The service was also excellent and the waitresses attentive and helpful.... More
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President Sarah Paul, Vice President Jhenelle Matthews-Allison and members of the National Panhellenic Council's Zeta Phi Beta Inc. sorority perform a step show in front of a full crowd on the Union Green for Summer Oasis. / Blair Stokes/FSView
The National Panhellenic Council (NPHC) hosted its annual Summer Oasis step show on Friday, July 27, showcasing song, dance and step. Representatives from five of FSUs seven chapters performed for a rapt audience on the Union Green as part of NPHCs traditional summer mini-week of activities.
Including the element of service in the event, the NPHC coupled Summer Oasis with a canned food drive and encouraged attendees to contribute to the cause. The canned food drive was successful and the Union Green was brimming with people.
Associate Director of Greek Life Billy Boulden said the Oasis event serves as a preview of the NPHC, exposing summer C students to the functions of Greek life.
It ensures people know who NPHC is as an organization, what their council does, Boulden said. Thats one reason why they have a canned food drive going along with it. Service is really important to these organizations. They want to make sure people know that component as well as being entertained by the show.
The five chapters who flaunted their stepping talents were Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., in order of appearance. The ten-minute step routines were buffered by two intermission performances: a solo performance from an FSU singer and dancing from the Attack Dance Crew.
President of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Sarah Paul said she appreciated the variety of performances and was proud to step with her sorority. Paul also said the event was about more than just stepping.
Even though were stepping, we have a chance to talk about our history, Paul said. It not only interests people, but it also shows them why were here: for community service, scholarship, sisterhood.
Paul, a current junior who saw the show when she was a freshman, said it was one aspect that contributed to her later involvement with NPHC. Summer Oasis allows students, especially freshmen and transfer students a glimpse of NPHC Greek life, which can spur interest and aid in recruitment.
Transfer student Pamela Jordan said she attended to connect with the FSU community and explore involvement opportunities.
I came to Oasis to get some exposure to the organizations, Jordan said. Im looking to get involved in an organization and looking to find a home [on campus].
Before providing entertainment and welcoming new FSU students, the NPHC gave back to the community first. Prior to Oasis, the Council demonstrated its standing commitment to service during other mini-week events. Boulden said that the NPHCs programming extended from Wednesday, July 25 to Sunday, July 29.
The Council launched the festivities on Wednesday with community service, volunteering at The Palmer Munroe Teen Center. Boulden said NPHC volunteers worked with local teens to promote the benefits of attending college. The mini-week continued on July 26 with an event called The Next Generation. There, NPHC demonstrated their support for the Center for Academic Retention and Enhancement (CARE) by attending CAREs annual talent show.
Though the entertainment culminated at Summer Oasis, programming continued into the weekend with Water Wars, a water field day on Langford Green, on Saturday and the week concluded on a spiritual note on Sunday at New Mount Zion Church for an evening service.
Im really having a good time, Im enjoying myself, Jordan said of Oasis, and Im looking to attend [NPHC] events in the future.


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Got there for the last weekend of the "Battle Sounds" exhibit - very interesting. Saw many sailing ship's models in fairly large scale. The staff were very informative and the museum was definitely worth the stop.
Got there for the last weekend of the "Battle Sounds" exhibit - very interesting. Saw many sailing ship's models in fairly large scale. The staff were very informative and the museum was definitely worth the stop.
Thank you for the review! We are incredibly proud of our Battle Voices exhibit here at Ships of the Sea. The courage displayed that day by all involved is something that should be recognized! We are glad that you enjoyed your visit. Swing by the gift shop next time you're in town for some holiday shopping! Happy Holidays. Best, Sara... More
A good source of information on the nautical history of Savannah. My husband was hoping for more in the way of actual ships artifacts, of which there are some, but most of the history is told via paintings and many incredibly meticulous models of the ships of Savannah. Worth the price of admission.
Thank you for your review of Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum! We're glad you enjoyed your visit and that you found our admission reasonable! Those ship models are exactly that...meticulous! Almost all of the models were made by the same artist! Stop by our gift shop during the holidays if you'd like. We've got a spectacular gift shop with... More
Very interesting. Loved the history about all the ships. Even learned there was an old black and white movie about the Titanic.
We have been in my model museums. I would rate the Sea Maritime as the best we have visited. The models were superbly crafted and displayed. The model cases where beautifully constructed and well lighted. The mansion that houses the museum was beautiful. The museum was spotless.
My husband and I went and enjoyed an hour at this museum. It was interesting and we enjoyed it. I loved just being in the old, historic home. The ships were neat and the last exhibit with all of items from the old ships and personal belongings was our favorite. It's worth a visit but you wont need more than... More
Thank you for stopping by Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum! We're excited to hear that you enjoyed your visit. We too love lounging in the gardens on a nice fall day. Next time pack a lunch and have a picnic! So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you! More
While at a conference I was able to have dinner with my colleagues at the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum. Interesting displays and stunning ship models. The very large Titanic model was particularly interesting. Certainly worth a visit but not in my top six in Savannah.
Incredible ship models. Quite a bit of history that focuses on Georgia. Housed in a former Savannah mansion with beautiful gardens. Requires an hour visit, at most.
Wonderful model ships, lost of history to read, beautiful grounds and gardens. My husband is a boat captain so he loved to see all of the old ships. I'm glad we stopped. Took about an hour to go through the museum and walk thru the gardens. And free parking! :)
Thanks for stopping by the Museum! We're so glad you and your husband enjoyed your visit. You picked a beautiful time of year to stop by the gardens. They are absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for the review, and stop back by soon! Sara Seesholtz Events Assistant More
I believe we were the first ones in the door on a Saturday morning. The building that houses the museum is an amazing sight as well. One of the staff showed us the curved doors that was part of the original building. Very cool. As for the museum.... they have some fascinating replicas of many ships in amazing detail. This... More
Thanks for stopping by Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum! We're glad you enjoyed your visit! We agree with you about the navigational instruments. It's very interesting to think about sailors then and now. Talk about some back-breaking work they did! Thank you for the kind review and we hope you stop back by again. More
We love maritime history. Wonderful place. Lots of ship replicas/models. And a lot of maritime items. Well done and volunteers around to answer questions. Near The City Market. Has nice gardens.
Thank you for your review! We too like our location, gardens, and museum collection! We are so proud of our interpreters at the museum. They do such a wonderful job of providing information on the museum's collection and beyond! Glad you enjoyed your time here. Come back soon! Sara Seesholtz Events Assistant More
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#Sendong fund-raising bazaar with @bloggers_united & @punchdrunkinc at @moonleafteashop last FRI, Dec. 23 :)
* In the photo: Jonver (former PdP marketing intern/social media manager), Robbie (blogger/illustrator), Jen (Punchdrunk Panda mismo) & Nica (PdP's super sidekick)
When we heard about Moonleaf's (Punchdrunk Panda's close "brand friend") relief drive for Sendong victims, we really wanted to do something to help as well. We're not as über popular as Moonleaf, but we did our best to disseminate information to our social media networks about relief efforts for Sendong, but we felt it wasn't enough.
On MON, we contacted Thysz, Moonleaf's fabulous marketing manager and shared our intention of having a fund-raising pop-up shop on WED (our last day of work, supposedly). However, after further deliberation, we felt that Punchdrunk Panda alone might not be able to raise significant funds, and that it might be more beneficial and efficient for PdP team members to just contribute what we could, individually.
But on WED, we were happy to find out that Bloggers United was going to round up some bloggers for a mini Bloggers United at Moonleaf that FRI, so with the combined pull, we decided to join in the effort. :) We were set on selling older PdP designs at marked down prices (so that people would be more willing to spend), then we also gathered sellable clothing to help augment fund-raising sales.
All in all, our humble booth managed to raise almost 9k, and combined with sales by the other bloggers, Karl, Melai, Ana, Gellie, Angela, Je, we all managed to raise a total of 23k (if I'm not mistaken?)! :D
It's amazing what we can achieve when we band together for a cause.
We certainly hope things will be better for all our kababayans in Northern Mindanao, and that somehow, in spite of their loss, they still feel the love pouring in from strangers out to help.
* Awesome photos c/o Jaja Ferrer of When Eyes Shoot
* PdP Team photo c/o Jen's camera, shot by I forgot who
* PdP shoes on the table photo c/o Arnie Villanueva of Raid My Closet
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the story ends .....um....WELL lets just say she was none to happy oops , pics that were here i take off . wrong thread
Some Dragon Age, Graphics seem kinda sloppy IMO. Is there any texture patches out there? Just started playing last night, currently in the Wilds.
" BioWare released Dragon Age: Origins recently, but many textures throughout the game are noticeably low-resolution " So they release a game in 2009 with low res textures? Huh, i am using something called Blue Sky mod, and the settings are on all enthusiast settings. But this mod, has too much bloom and blur i guess, maybe thats the problem, but it looks good to me.
How well does it run on your system? I'm wondering because I would probably get a similar performance, considering I would be playing at a lower resolution(1680x1050).
I get around 25-35 fps during normal play (everything at max, vsync on, 1920x1080). When recording with fraps it drops to like 15, but there's no way around that. I get about the same frames with everything at medium as I do maxed, so it's probably my dual-core that's holding me back. That said, it is playable at 30 frames, but I'd like to be getting double that :/
Thanks for the info. To be honest, that's more than I thought you'd be having. Maybe I'll give the game a chance, if I find it in a bargain's bin(too late for the Steam sale anyway ).


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The niece of musical comedy luminary
Nanette Fabray
, American actress
Shelley Fabares
was in show business almost as soon as she could walk. She was a model for children's fashions at age 3, a bit actress in the film
The Bandit Queen
at age 7, a peripheral character on the Annie Oakley TV series at 8, and
Frank Sinatra
's dance partner on a 1953 TV special. After doing the TV-anthology route from ages 10 through 13, Fabares was cast at age 14 as
Donna Reed
's daughter on
The Donna Reed Show
, a part she would virtually grow up in. Before the series' cancellation in 1966, Fabares had become a top recording artist, selling a million copies of "Johnny Angel" before quitting singing cold because she felt she had no talent in that endeavor.
Except for co-starring stints in three
Elvis Presley
musicals, Fabares' employment outside Donna Reed was virtually nil, and from 1968 through 1970 she barely worked at all. She filmed six TV pilots before 1971, but none sold. Things began picking up in 1972 when she was signed for a
Brian Keith
series set in Hawaii, The Little People. This led to guest TV spots until the next sitcom hitch in 1977's The Practice, in which Fabares played
Danny Thomas
' daughter-in-law.
Highcliffe Manor
, a muddled TV satire of Gothic melodramas, followed in 1979, but lasted a scant four weeks. By this time, Fabares' characterizations were of the "snooty shrew" category, and in this capacity she was shown to good advantage as
Bonnie Franklin
's business partner on One Day at a Time in 1981. Off-camera, Fabares was very active in the prosocial and ecological activities of her new husband, former
Mike Farrell
--a far cry from her on-camera haughtiness and self-involvement. More recently,
Shelley Fabares
' acting career is alive and prospering via her continuing role as
Craig T. Nelson
's lady love, sportscaster Christine Armstrong, on the Emmy-winning sitcom Coach. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Justice League: Comfort and Joy
This Christmas show is the only single-part episode of Justice League's second season. With Yuletide approaching, the various League members go their separate ways to celebrate the holiday. Superman invites Martian Manhunter J'onn J'onnz (here seen in one of his many earthly aliases) to Christmas dinner with the Man of Steel's earth parents, Ma and Pa Kent; The Green Lantern and Hawkgirl continue to draw closer together, especially during a hilarious snowball fight; and longtime foes Flash and Ultra-Humanite bury the hatchet long enough to help a group of needy orphans. ~ Rovi
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Playing to Win
Another in a series of NBC TV movies originally telecast under the umbrella title "Moment of Truth", Playing to Win stars Lisa Dean Ryan as 17-year-old Dana Erikson, whose new boyfriend Marshall (David Lascher) is a compulsive gambler. Drawn in to Marshall's "special" world, Dana finds that she herself is unable to stop gambling--in fact, she is even more obsessive and self-destructive in he. In short order, Dana loses her money, her job and her reputation, and is reduced to cheating and stealing to feed her habit. Clearly, a visit to Gamblers Anonymous is called for--but is it too late for Dana to save herself? Playing to Win: A Moment of Truth Movie was first broadcast on February 11, 1998. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A Nightmare Come True
Katy Boyer stars as Sarah, a professional nurse and the grown daughter of dysfunctional couple Don and Lily Zarn (Gerald McRaney, Shelley Fabares). During a visit home, Sarah can clearly see that Lily is being abused by Don, but she cannot persuade her mother to leave her father. Subsequently, however, Lily disappears, and Don ruefully insists that his wife has finally walked out on him. But when Sarah begins enduring horrific nightmares in which her mother is brutally killed, she decides to learn the truth behind her mom's disappearance--this despite a total lack of cooperation from her family, her boyfriend and even the police. Based on fact, the made-for-TV A Nightmare Come True debuted over the CBS network on February 12, 1997. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes: The Annette Funicello Story
This made-for-television biography paints a moving portrait of the extraordinary life of Annette Funicello, a former Mouseketeer who grew up to be America's sweetheart and Queen of the Beach Blanket movies of the 1960s. The story not only covers her professional rise to stardom both as an actress and a recording star, but also provides a look into her private life, notably her romance with Paul Anka, her two marriages, and her life after she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in the late 1980s. Eva LaRue Callahan plays Funnicello. The subject herself also makes a cameo appearance along with former co-star Frankie Avalon. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The Great Mom Swap
A pair of teenage girls decide to switch families for a while to prove that each of their own clans likes the other girl better. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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One on One with Coach
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Deadly Relations
In this brooding drama, the lives of four sisters are nearly destroyed by the machinations of their overbearing father. He singles out one daughter in particular to take part in a deadly insurance scam. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The Canterville Ghost
This made-for-TV family film (produced for the Wonderworks series) is based on the famous story by Oscar Wilde. While the Otis Family is enjoying a vacation in an Old English estate, a number of strange and unexplained occurrences lead several members of the family to suspect that the old house is haunted. As it turns out, the spirit of the long dead Simon de Canterville walks the halls of the mansion, but when the Otises encounter him face to face, they discover that he's as scared of them as they are of him. While Mom and Dad try to keep the ghost at bay, their daughter Virginia befriends the spirit and tries to help him break the family curse that will not allow his spirit to rest. The cast includes Richard Kiley, Shelly Fabares, and Mary Wickes. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Murder, She Wrote: Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall, Part Two
In the conclusion of Murder She Wrote's two-part Season Five finale, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is still contending with her witchy rival mystery writer Eudora McVeigh Shipton (Jean Simmons). Although the duplicitous Eudora confesses that she has stolen the notes for Jessica's latest novel, she denies that she tried to do her rival in with a poisoned apple--and even more emphatically denies murdering the detective who has trailed Eudora all the way to Cabot Cove. The two amateur sleuths decide to briefly bury the hatchet and solve the mystery...provided that Eudora can be trusted any farther than she can be thrown! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Murder, She Wrote: Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall, Part One
In the first episode of Murder She Wrote's two-part Season Five finale, Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) crosses swords with rival mystery writer Eudora McVeigh Shipton (Jean Simmons). Envious that Jessica's star has risen while hers has fallen, Eudora publicly declares that she intends to murder our heroine! But when Eudora shows up in Cabot Cove, she couldn't be more friendly or effusive towards Jessica. In fact, Eudora is even bearing a gift...a basket of big juicy apples.(Check the title of this episode and you'll see where this is going!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Class Cruise
The made-for-TV Class Cruise is Animal House for the MENSA crowd. As a reward for their scholastic brilliance, a group of high school kids is rewarded with a 14-week ocean cruise. Not surprisingly, the snootier kids spend most of the trip fending off the idiocies of the "slobs." There's also plenty of tickle-and-tease sexual situations, few of which get past first base. So many TV regulars (including the ineluctable McLean Stevenson) appear in the cast that the original ads for this film didn't bill the actors, but instead listed the series in which they appeared. The best scenes belong to Ray Walston as grizzled, generously eyebrowed "Cappy Connors." Class Cruise first sailed into view on October 22, 1989. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Run Till You Fall
In this detective drama, a private gumshoe takes so many little cases that he can barely afford to support his wife and kids. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Memorial Day
In this made-for-TV film, Mike Farrell stars as an attorney who finds himself at the center of a surprise reunion with the veterans of his platoon from Vietnam, including Robert Walden and Edward Herrmann. The reunion stirs up painful memories and disturbing secrets for all involved. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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The Celebrity and the Arcade Kid
Teenaged soap-opera actor Darnell Williams is the focus of attention in this ABC Afterschool Special -- not surprisingly, since Williams plays a dual role. Young Johnnie Grant, a video-arcade whiz, is surprised to discover that he is the exact double of a famous teen movie star. At the behest of the celebrity, the two boys trade identities, promising to go back to "themselves" after an hour. But since this is a variation on The Prince and the Pauper, the switch goes on much longer than expected with hilarious results. ~ Rovi
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The Great American Traffic Jam
In this made-for-TV farce, the urban phenomenon of the traffic jam and the effect it has on the lives of the participants is examined. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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Friendships, Secrets and Lies
Based on Babs H. Deal's novel The Walls Came Tumbling Down, Friendships, Secrets and Lies is about...just what the title says it's about. An old college building is bulldozed, revealing the skeleton of a newborn baby stuffed in the air shaft. Forensic tests prove that the infant died twenty years earlier, at which time the building had served as a girl's sorority house. Seven students were living in the house at the time of the death, and all currently live in the same city; at least six of these ladies had opportunity, and possibly motive, for the baby's murder. With the notable exception of the director of photography, virtually the entire cast and crew of Friendships, Secrets and Lies was female. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Pleasure Cove
Pleasure Cove taps the Grand Hotel format already being worked to death in 1979 by Love Boat and Fantasy Island. Top-billed Tom Jones plays a crook in disguise who becomes involved in love and larceny at the hideaway resort of Pleasure Cove. There's an all-TV star cast, but the largest roles go to James Murtaugh and Constance Forslund as the resort managers, and Ernest Harada as the funny "gopher" desk clerk. This trio would have been the continuing characters has this TV pilot film been picked up as a weekly series. But Pleasure Cove received precisely two network showings in 1979 before going to busted-pilot purgatory. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Donovan's Kid
Set in 1900s San Francisco, Donovan's Kid stars Darren McGavin as pugnacious Irishman Timothy Donovan. Together with his sidekick Old Bailey (Mickey Rooney), Donovan attempts to rescue his wife and daughter from the autocratic rule of his wife's uncle. Shelley Fabares and Murray Hamilton costar in this typical bit of blarney from the Disney factory. Donovan's Kid premiered as a two-part installment of the TV anthology The Wonderful World of Disney. It first aired on January 7 and 14, 1979 (though viewers in the Eastern and Central time zones missed the first installment due to the NFC playoffs). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Sky Heist
In this made-for-TV movie, a group of ambitious thieves steal a helicopter carrying $10 million worth of gold bullion and are pursued by airborne law enforcement officers. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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Ironside: Far Side of the Fence
Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) goes undercover as a member of gangster Lew Parker's entourage. Angered over the death of one of his "boys", Parker (Peter Mark Richman) puts out a contract on Chief Ironside (Raymnd Burr)--and now Ed must prove his loyalty to Parker by murdering his own boss. Will he be able to warn Ironside before the fatal moment? And what will happen to Ed when his cover is blown during a robbery? ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Rockford Files: Caledonia - It's Worth a Fortune!
Jolene Hyland (Shelley Fabares), the wife of prison convict Gerald Hyland (Don Eichner), hires Jim (James Garner) to locate the stolen $500,000 which her husband claims to have hidden somewhere in Caledonia County. Before long, several shady characters are pressuring Jim to be cut in on the hidden loot. The trail of clues proves to be a painful one for the detective, but he soldiers on until reaching his destination--a Caledonia chicken ranch which harbors more than its share of surprises. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Two for the Money
In this drama, two private investigators must find a serial killer after the 12-year investigation of the police fails miserably. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Sam Cade
Sam Cade was the first feature-length "movie" put together from episodes of Cade's County, the early '70s series starring Glenn Ford as a modern-day sheriff in Madrid County, CA. In the first half, directed by Marvin Chomsky, Cade finds himself targeted for assassination when he's scheduled to testify in the trial of a mob kingpin -- what he doesn't know is that the assassin is one of his oldest friends (Darren McGavin), who is romancing another old friend (Loretta Swit) with a troubled past and using Cade's determination and his investigative skills to set him up for a hit. In the second half, directed by Richard Donner, Cade gets a tip that the mob has planned an assassination on a retired crime boss (Edward Asner) living in the county, who is so bull-headed and distrustful of the law that he won't accept any help or provide any information on who the killers might be, even though he's putting his own daughter (Shelley Fabares) at risk. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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The initials stand for University Medical Center, where this TV movie was set (the University was actually UCLA, though not so named). The heads of the institution are Dr. Joseph Gannon (Richard Bradford), and Gannon's mentor and best friend Dr. Lee Forestman (Edward G. Robinson). Gannon performs a heart transplant on Forestman, a procedure that lands him in court. The plaintiff is the heart donor's widow, who claims that Gannon allowed her husband to die to save Forestman. When U.M.C. developed into the long-running weekly series Medical Center, Edward G. Robinson was busy elsewhere, Chad Everett replaced Richard Bradford as Gannon, and James Daly, third-billed in U.M.C., had been appointed the med center's chief of staff. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A Time to Sing
This musical chronicles the rise to fame of C&W singer Grady Dodd (Hank Williams Jr.). The tale begins as the talented young man defies the uncle who raised him and tries to break into the music business. As a result of the conflict, the boy learns that his mother, whom he doesn't remember, was a singer who died after she ran away with another musician. Songs include: The Humming Bird, It's All Over But the Crying, Rock in My Shoe (Hank Williams, Jr.), A Man Is On His Own (John Scoggins, Williams, Jr.), Money Can't Buy Happiness, Old Before My Time (Steve Karliski), Next Time I Say Goodbye, I'm Leaving (Larry Kusik, Eddie Snyder), and A Time to Sing (Scoggins). ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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