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And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Evelyn | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Her Alibi | Director | n/a | 2 | |
King David | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Black Robe | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Fortress | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Mister Johnson | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Tender Mercies | Director | n/a | 2 | |
A Good Man in Africa | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Season: 1 | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Barry McKenzie Holds His Own | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Bonnie & Clyde (2012-2013) | Director | n/a | 2012 | 2 |
Side By Side | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Driving Miss Daisy | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Sydney: A Story of a City | Director | n/a | 2 | |
The Contract | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Crimes of the Heart | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Mao's Last Dancer | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Last Dance | Director | n/a | 2 | |
And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2002-2003) | Director | n/a | 2002 | 2 |
The Getting of Wisdom | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Paradise Road | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Double Jeopardy | Director | n/a | 2 | |
The Fringe Dwellers | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Money Movers | Director | n/a | 2 | |
The Adventures of Barry McKenzie | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Silent Fall | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Bride of the Wind | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Puberty Blues | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Peace, Love and Misunderstanding | Director | n/a | 2 | |
The Club | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Breaker Morant | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Rich in Love | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Don's Party | Director | n/a | 2 | |
Aria | Director | ("Die Tote Stadt") | 2 | |
Barry McKenzie Holds His Own | Producer | n/a | 3 | |
Curse of the Starving Class (1993-1994) | Executive Producer | n/a | 1993 | 3000005 |
Aria & Pasta (1999-2000) | Executive Producer | n/a | 1999 | 3000005 |
The Fringe Dwellers | Producer | n/a | 3 | |
Sydney: A Story of a City | Producer | n/a | 3 | |
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Canvas | Co-Executive Producer | n/a | 3000013 | |
Paradise Road | Screenplay | n/a | 4000005 | |
Money Movers | Screenplay | n/a | 4000005 | |
The Fringe Dwellers | Screenplay | n/a | 4000005 | |
Curse of the Starving Class (1993-1994) | Screenplay | n/a | 1993 | 4000005 |
The Adventures of Barry McKenzie | Screenplay | n/a | 4000005 | |
Breaker Morant | Screenplay | n/a | 4000005 | |
Mister Johnson | Screenplay | n/a | 4000006 | |
Barry McKenzie Holds His Own | Screenplay | n/a | 4000006 | |
Side By Side | Screenplay | n/a | 4000008 | |
Aria | Screenplay | ("Die Tote Stadt") | 4000009 |
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Worked as a film editor in East Nigeria; left at outbreak of Nigerian Civil War |
Moved to London to get into English film industry; blocked by unions |
Directed "Double Jeopardy," a thriller starring Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones that became a surprise box office hit |
Executive produced and scripted Showtime adaptation of Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class" (did not direct); script changed considerably from the time it was finished until the time it premiered, prompting Beresford to say, "I know now why writers |
Sailed for England (a six-week journey) on the day of his graduation from university; once there, roomed with future critic-poet Clive James |
U.S. directorial debut, "Tender Mercies"; garnered an Academy Award nomination as Best Director |
Directed the award-winning historical "Black Robe" about Jesuit missionaries in Canada |
Produced and directed the Bravo series "Aria & Pasta" |
Fourth film with Humphries (again only acting), "The Getting of Wisdom", garnered some international attention |
Feature co-writing (with Barry Humphries) and directing debut, "The Adventures of Barry McKenzie" |
Wrote and directed "Paradise Road" about female prisoners held captive during WWII in Singapore |
Helmed the Oscar-winning Best Picture "Driving Miss Daisy," adapted from Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer Prize-winning play; was ironically not nominated for Best Director |
Worked in administrative capacity with Production Board of the British Film Institute, sometimes serving as photographer or editor; directed shorts on Roy Lichtenstein, Rene Magritte, and the sculpture of Picasso and Barbara Hepworth, among others |
Announced as director of the TV adaptation of Alfred Uhry's play "The Last Night of the Ballyhoo" (unproduced as of fall 1999) |
Wrote and directed "Side by Side," a "staggeringly crass" musical that starred Humphries |
Gained some experience as a film trainee with the Australian Broadcasting Commission |
First feature as producer (also co-wrote with Humphries and directed), "Barry McKenzie Holds His Own" |
Helmed "Crimes of the Heart," adapted from Beth Henley's play; reportedly took large pay cut (as did actresses Diane Keaton, Sissy Spacek, and Jessica Lange) to ensure film was made |
Staged Los Angles Opera production of "Rigoletto" |
Directed Jane Fonda and Catherine Keener in the comedy-drama "Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding" |
Turned to Australian TV, directing two feature-length, historical films, "Poor Fella Me" (also teleplay writer) about the destruction of Australian aborigines under white rule, and "The Wreck of the Batavia," telling the tale of Jeronimus Corneliusz, a re |
Co-directed (with Geoff Burton) and produced "Sydney: A Story of a City," a 41-minute docudrama in the large screen IMAX format; backed by the Sydney City Council, this breathtaking and unapologetic piece of propaganda seductively sold Sydney, the home of |
First screenplay for an American feature, "Mister Johnson"; adapted from the Joyce Carey novel and also directed |
Co-produced and directed "A Good Man in Africa" |
Helmed crime thriller "The Contract"; re-teamed with "Driving Miss Daisy" star Morgan Freeman |
Directed first opera "La Fancicella del West" at Spoleto USA Festival |
Directed the biographical drama "Mao's Last Dancer" based on the autobiography by Li Cunxin |
Signed with HISK Productions in L.A. to direct TV commercials |
Offered scholarship to attend USC but couldn't raise airfare |
"Breaker Morant," the greatest box-office success to that time of the Australian cinema earned the Best Film award from the Australian Film Institute and an Oscar nomination for Best Screenplay |
First commercial and critical success, "Don's Party"; first collaboration with playwright David Williamson |
Helmed the stage opera based on Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" |
Reteamed with Williamson in "The Club" |
Returned to Australia |
Directed Antonio Banderas in the HBO biopic "And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself" |
Reteamed with "Daisy" producing team of Richard and Lili Fini Zanuck for "Rich in Love" |
Directed the "Die Tote Stadt" segment of the opera anthology "Aria" |
Beresford convinced the Commission that economic success was far more important than cultural prestige during the incipient stage of their venture and secured backing for his first feature, "The Adventures of Barry McKenzie" (1972). Co-written with star Barry Humphries, who had created the character in a comic strip in the British satirical magazine PRIVATE EYE, the film presented a gross caricature of a beer-swilling, sex-crazed Aussie innocent on his first visit to England, accompanied by his very proper Aunt Edna (Humphries in drag). A shot in the arm to the fledgling industry, it pigeonholed Beresford as "that lout who makes those low comedies," and he turned to TV to rehabilitate his image, beginning his love affair with historical drama. He directed two feature-length films, "Poor Fella Me" (1973, which he also scripted), about the destruction of the Aboriginal culture at the hands of the white man, and "The Wreck of the Batavia" (1974), telling the story of a religious fanatic's murderous control over a shipload of castaways on the West Australian coast in 1629.
After the broad strokes of the sequel "Barry McKenzie Holds His Own" (1974) and the even more disreputable "Side by Side" (1975), Beresford got his first chance to adapt a successful stage play to the screen. Though five other directors had passed on "Don's Party" (1976), assessing the material as hopelessly stage bound, he recognized the virtue in not opening up David Williamson's play. The grim comedy-drama about a group of chums whose friendly veneer vanishes in the drunken wake that ensues after national election results run counter to expectations was a big box office success, "The Getting of Wisdom" (1977) brought more attention outside Australia, displaying his sure handling of actors and confident recreation of the stuffy world of Victorian Melbourne, but he faltered with "The Money Movers" (1978), a caper film which failed commercially, despite a cast peopled with many popular Australian TV actors.
Inspired by Kenneth Ross' play about the turn-of-the-century cause celebre once dubbed Britain's Dreyfus Case, Beresford brought his own meticulous research to "Breaker Morant" (1980), which became the greatest box-office success in the history of the Australian cinema (to that time) and earned the Australian Film Institute's Best Film award and an Oscar nomination for Best Screenplay (to which the director had contributed). The powerful account of a true incident of sanctioned murder during the Boer War evoked memories of My Lai, not to mention Stanley Kubrick's "Paths of Glory" (1957), and though the three individuals tried for their atrocities were clearly guilty, the film also made it abundantly clear that they were "Scapegoats of Empire", the title of an account written by George Witton, the only one of the three to escape the firing squad. 1980 also saw him team with Williamson again, adapting his play "The Club" about the power struggles within a major Australian soccer team. Reversing his "hands off" approach applied to "Don's Party", he attempted to expand "The Club", but most critics felt his tampering dissipated the dramatic power of the play.
The enormous success of "Breaker Morant" brought Beresford many offers to direct in the United States, and he finally settled on "Tender Mercies" (1982), a subtle, superbly realized drama scripted by Horton Foote, the first of several projects which would immerse him in the culture of the American South. Robert Duvall won the Best Actor Oscar as an alcoholic country singer who finds the inspiration to put his life back together when he meets an attractive young widow and her little boy, and Beresford garnered an Academy Award nomination for his directing. After returning to Australia to helm "The Fringe Dwellers", a study of the racism confronting aborigines, he found much less success with his second US offering, the vapid, large-scale rendering of the life of "King David" (both 1985), though critics noted his attempt to infuse life into the moribund genre of religious spectacle without praising the effort. He fared better with the much smaller-scaled "Crimes of the Heart" (1986), adapted from the play by Beth Henley and featuring fine performances from Diane Keaton, Jessica Lange and Sissy Spacek as three slightly off-center Southern sisters.
Following the uninspired action romance "Her Alibi", Beresford was back in top form with the Oscar-winning (Best Picture) adaptation of Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Driving Miss Daisy" (both 1989), scripted by the playwright. A sensitive portrait of an aging Southern woman (Jessica Tandy in an Oscar-winning turn) and her gently wise black chauffeur (Morgan Freeman), it raked in a ton of money on its small investment and reinforced the director's reputation for eliciting superb performances in intense, small-scale drama. Amazingly, the Academy failed to recognize Beresford with an Oscar nod, perhaps under the mistaken assumption that the movie directed itself. Refusing to go Hollywood, he next helmed "Mr. Johnson" (1990), an adaptation of a Joyce Carey novel set in 1923 Africa, which drew on his own experience of Africa during the 60s, and followed with the haunting, graphically violent "Black Robe" (1991), a much more realistic depiction of Indian life than "Dances with Wolves" (1990). Set in mid-17th Century Canada and devoid of revisionist apologies, "Black Robe" told the bleak story of the first contact of the Huron Indians with the Jesuit missionaries who would ultimately betray them to their enemies.
Beresford attempted to recreate the depth and intimacy of his best work with the "Daisy" producing team of Richard and Lili Fini Zanuck in "Rich in Love" (1993) but didn't quite succeed in weaving another evocative Southern tale, though there were many fine moments and great performances by the likes of Albert Finney and Kathryn Erbe in the leading femme role. He continued his interest in the clash between "native" cultures and the forces of "civilization" that invade them in a more satirical vein with "A Good Man in Africa" (1994), combining sexual intrigue and political corruption, but to mixed reviews. He also helmed that year's well-made, but lackluster thriller "Silent Fall", featuring Richard Dreyfuss as a psychiatrist working with an autistic child who witnessed a murder. Though his next venture, "Last Dance" (1996), suffered by comparison with the similarly-themed "Dead Man Walking" from the year before, it boasted a strong central performance by Sharon Stone in the deglamorized role of convicted murderess and represented the director's best outing in awhile.
Hearing a tape recording of a musical choir recreating a concert that took place in a Japanese prison camp for women during World War II gave Beresford the idea for "Paradise Road" (1997), which he wrote as well as directed. This lushly-filmed, true account of a group of European women who formed a choir to cope with their confinement was certainly inspiring and its performances moving but lacked the bite and requisite story arc to make a completely satisfying movie. Beresford then returned to the land of the thriller for "Double Jeopardy" (1999), a movie as full of holes as Swiss cheese, which despite its deficiencies took in more than $65 million in its first three weeks. A patch-work pastiche packaged as a quasi-remake of "The Fugitive" (complete with arguably Tommy Lee Jones' best work since that pic), it was not one of the director's better efforts, but its well-acted hokum (particularly the fierce turn by star Ashley Judd) appeased the bottom line and left Beresford free to flex his artistic muscles helming productions of operas like "The Crucible" (1999, based on the Arthur Miller play) and "Rigoletto" (2000).
Name | Role | Comments |
Lona Beresford | Mother | |
Leslie Beresford | Father | |
Trilby Beresford | Child | mother, Virginia Duigan |
Cordelia Beresford | Daughter | mother, Rhoisin Harrison; acted in "The Getting of Wisdom" (1977) and "Black Robe" (1991) |
Adam Beresford | Son | mother, Rhoisin Harrison; was a camera production assistant on father's "Silent Fall" (1994) |
Benjamin Beresford | Son | mother, Rhoisin Harrison; has worked in various capacities (e.g., production assistant, property assistant) on several of father's films |
Virginia Duigan | Wife | |
John Duigan | Brother-In-Law | |
Rhoisin Harrison | Wife | She designed set for husband's "Don's Party" (1976); shared screenplay credit on "The Fringe Dwellers" (1985); Divorced |
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"In the old days - only a couple of years ago - you'd make a film, show the studio the cut, they'd look at it and comment and then go away. It was often useful because their comments were quite spontaneous - they were comments that an average audience would make, comments like, 'It's too slow there,' or 'I didn't quite understand that.' "Now they all get videocassettes, they take it home and then not only run it back and forth as many times as they like, they can actually do their own little edits on it..." - from The New York Times, April 23, 1997 |
About working on "Last Dance" - "Disney would call and they'd say, 'We think you should do so-and-so.' And I'd say, 'OK, you told me this yesterday.' And an hour later someone else would call, that afternoon someone else would call, the next morning someone would call, all with the same thing. It never stopped! "Every day there were pages and pages, and they were doing all their cuts all the time. And a few times I just said to them, 'Look, either I'll cut the film or you'll cut the film, but we both can't cut the film because it'll end up a mess.' "I mean, I've kept all the notes and sent them to the National Library in Australia. I said: 'I want you to keep all these notes. They're going to be very interesting to some historian in the future.'" - from The New York Times, April 23, 1997 |
On his ability to portray the American South so well in movies: "Well, I think the only reason for that is that I've come across a number of good Southern writers. And they write...they seem to have this flair of someone like Tennessee Williams. Not that they write like him, but there seems to be a wonderful feeling for language. Beth Henley, Josephine [Humphreys], Horton Foote, Alfred Uhry - they all write in a different style, but they've all got a great ear. "I mean, there's plenty of Northern writers like that, too, I guess, but I just haven't heard 'em! See, David Mamet, who everyone's telling me writes great dialogue, just writes people saying 'F*ck, f*ck, f*ck' all the time - I don't think it's very good dialogue. It's boring!" - Beresford quoted in Written By, June 1997 |
"I've always been interested in different cultures and different stratas of society other than the one I grew up in. I'll make one [movie] on one group and then, having said everything I've got to say on the subject, move onto something different and refreshing. I remember, as a kid, my favorite reading used to be atlases. I used to pick out countries at random, think that I'd love to go see what people do in that place and how they behave. By now, I've been to most of them." - Beresford to Bob Strauss in The Boston Globe, Sept. 19, 1999 |
On his part in Australia's cinematic blossoming of the 1970s: "It was exciting being a part of that group. There's a marvelous moment when you see your own culture put up on-screen, which had never happened before in Australia. There'd been a few, very self-conscious things that they used to load up with kangaroos and like that, but nothing measurable in real terms. But suddenly, there were all these films that examined Australian life; and the film renaissance put Australia on the global map and made tourism the country's number-one industry." - Beresford quoted in The Boston Globe, Sept. 19, 1999 |
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Jalen Fitzpatrick caught a 14 yard touchdown pass with 19 seconds left in regulation, and Brandon McManus kicked a 29-yard field goal in overtime to give the Owls a 17-14 victory and back-to-back Big East wins for the first time in program history.
"This team's got that fight in 'em; they've got that will in 'em; they've got that stuff that is the great foundation of a building of a program," said coach Steve Addazio.
Boston College transfer Montel Harris ran 30 times for 142 yards and a touchdown for the Owls (3-2, 2-0 Big East), who held UConn (3-4, 0-2) to two first-quarter touchdowns.
"Our defense is tough, we're really tough, said freshman linebacker Tyler Matakavich, who is from nearby Stratford and led Temple with 19 tackles. "We're going to battle till the end of the game."
The Huskies' Chad Christen missed four field goal attempts, including a 28-yarder on UConn's overtime possession.
"Field goals aren't automatic," Christen said. "I did my best and missed it."
Chandler Whitmer threw for 293 yards and both of UConn's scores, and Max DeLorenzo had 91 yards rushing for the Huskies.
Temple trailed until Jalen Fitzpatrick caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Chris Coyer with 19 seconds in regulation. Fitzpatrick said he tried to sell another route, then went to the right on a corner pattern and found himself open.
The touchdown was set up by a 33-yard catch on the left sideline by Deon Miller on a third-and-13 from the UConn 47, which followed 13-yard catch by Harris on a fourth down that moved the ball into UConn territory.
Temple had failed on fourth down on two other fourth-quarter drives.
"They did a good job containing our throw game," said Fitzpatrick. "But on the last drive you saw a couple of great plays made."
Christen had a chance to secure the win for UConn, but his 45-yard field-goal attempt with just under 3 minutes to play was blocked by Miller. He had missed earlier from 38 and 42 yards.
Whitmer completed 10 of his first 12 passes, including a 15-yard strike over the middle to Mike Smith for a touchdown that gave the Huskies a 7-0 lead. On his next drive, he found tight end Ryan Griffin over the middle for a 42-yard score.
Whitmer completed 22 of 39 passes with no interceptions. He had thrown four interceptions in a loss to Rutgers last week and came in with 10 on the season and just four touchdown passes.
Coyer, who threw for just 132 yards, also ran for 51 for the Owls.
The Huskies came in ranked sixth in the nation in total defense, giving up just over 82 yards per game on the ground.
Both teams played without their top running backs. Temple's Matt Brown suffered an ankle injury last week, and UConn's Lyle McCombs sprained his wrist.
Without McCombs, the Huskies managed just 88 rushing yards. Temple ran for 202.
Harris, who transferred from Boston College, had his second consecutive 100-yard day coming off a hamstring injury. He had 133 yards in the Owls' win last week over South Florida,
"Coming back, being able to fight through adversity and being able to be the same person I am, that's just a great accomplishment and I look forward to getting better every week," he said.
The Huskies kept Temple pinned in its own territory for most of the first half. The Owls managed just 8 yards and one first down on their first four possessions. But they had 113 on their next two.
Harris broke a 37-yard run and a 24-yarder for a touchdown to cut the deficit to 14-7. The Owls were driving again before Harris was stripped of the ball by linebacker Yawin Smallwood at Connecticut's 26-yard line just 19 seconds before intermission.
The win gave Addazio a victory over his mentor.
UConn's Paul Pasqualoni was the head coach at Western Connecticut and hired Addazio to his first assistant coaching job there in 1985.
"I think what's really terrific is that we're getting out of here 2-0 in the Big East conference, 3-2 overall, with a young team,'" he said. "So the future is bright."


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When it comes to Summer entertaining, my go to beverage is sangria. It's easy to make a large batch and must be put together in advance. It's a wine-based punch, making it lower in alcohol than its spirit counterparts and it has a fruity profile, meaning that most people will enjoy a glass or two.
I believe a hostess can never have too many sangria recipes and this is my current fav. It's a mixture of berries, Rosé, and black currant liqueur. The recipe, which comes from Mariena Mercer of The Cosmopolitan in Vegas, calls for soda water to add effervescence. However, I used sparkling Rosé instead. This sangria is better the longer it steeps, so get started now!


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Top 10 Irish dance videos of 2011 - VIDEOS
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It's been a big year for Irish dance on the Internet. From hand-dancers to Sneaky Steppers, Irish dance videos blew up YouTube in 2011.
I've compiled a list of the top Irish dance videos of the year according to YouTube statistics. Watch them all below, and have a very happy new year!
The Sneaky Steppers introduced a sense of humor to the Irish dance scene that livened up the art form in a whole new way back in 2010. By 2011, the boys (Sneaky Steppers co-founders Jason Oremus and Chris Naish) wrangled their Riverdance pals and youngsters from Australian Irish dance academies to shoot this ambush video to promote tourism in Ireland.
Since its mid-March debut, the video has been viewed more than 2 million times!
Sneaky Steppers is a Hammerstep initiative. For more info on Hammerstep, visit the crew's website and Facebook page.
Until this year, the world outside of the Irish dance bubble knew little to nothing about the drive, dedication and passion that goes into perfecting and advancing our beloved art form. After some gentle coaxing, filmmaker Sue Bourne convinced An Coimisiun le Rinci Gaelacha to let her crew film a documentary centered around step dancers preparing for the 2010 World Irish Dancing Championships in Glasgow. This was our very first taste of the final documentary, appropriately and concisely titled "Jig."
Michael Flatley revamped his dramatic dance show Lord of the Dance, which originally debuted in 1996, to include updated costumes, new "it" dancers ("bad girl" Ciara Sexton has more than a few international championship titles under her belt, and her on-camera presence is simply electric) and a new technological twist -- 3D!
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You can't talk about hand-dancing without giving credit to ex-Riverdancers Peter Harding and Suzanne Cleary, and filmmaker Jonny Reed. This trio, known widely as Up & Over It, was launched into commercial fame in 2010. By 2011, Harding and Cleary were working their way up to the top of the talent list on "Britain's Got Talent."
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Speaking of "Britain's Got Talent," Up & Over It wasn't the only Irish dance crew making a splash in the UK. The Celtic Colleens, a troupe of dancers clad in glow-in-the-dark shoes and gloves, created a vibrant stage spectacle. Appearing as if they defy the laws of physics, these dancers presented Irish step in a new light -- err, well, darkness?
More than 150 choir singers, bell ringers and dancers broke into song and dance in an effort to spread holiday cheer. And as we learned from the St. Patrick's Day flashmob above, it's hard not to smile at the sight of cheerful Irish dancers.
Three young male dancers bring Irish dance to mainstream Dutch media with this rousing dance performance on "Holland's Got Talent."
So this is what you get when Irish dancing meets ice dancing! The skating was beautiful and all, but I couldn't help but want to yank the skaters out of my way so I could watch the Irish dancers. Still, this mixture of expression is representative of the year in Irish dance. 2011 was definitely a year of experimentation and collaboration, it seems.
And another viewpoint...
There's no other way to put it: these dancers are simply the best -- the best on the planet. Held in Dublin in 2011, the CLRG World Irish Dancing Championships brought the highest calibre of step dancers from around the globe to one venue to compete for places on the podium. The videos above show the gold medalists from each age category strutting their stuff in the parade of champions. Bravo, dancers.
Back in September, Up & Over It released a video that represented the darker side of professional show dancing. Feeling beat up and bruised after commercial success, Harding, Cleary and Reed produced this video, "Hands," a symbolic end to their hand-dancing days.
Honorable Mention: Prodijig on "Got To Dance"
Having only been on the Internet for just two weeks, this clip of unconventional Irish dancing is already sparking both debate and excitement. Prodijig, from the creative mind of Irish dancer extraordinaire Alan Kenefick, will debut on UK's "Got To Dance" on New Year's Day. We can't wait to see how this Kanye West choreography goes over with the judges!
Have any other favorite Irish dance videos posted in the last year? Tell me about them in the comments section below.
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CEILIMAN | Jan 25, 2012, 07:44 AM EST
It is great that Stepp/Riverdance is popular,But what of the social side of Irish Dance ,Like the CEili which is all but Dead in Ireland and London,Yet the Irish Dance Commission doess nothing to keep it alive apart from having it"" on their Teachers Cert.,after that its on with step/riverdance where the Money is.I do not know Why it is compulosr for it on the certificate,it does not mean anything,,now they have dropped the Language they might as well leave out the Ceili Part it means nothing ,We know there is no Money in Ceili but it would help if children and Parents were involved in the learning of Ceili,I try to Keep Ceili going at the Irish Centre camden town on sunday Nights,,Open to all ages and Nationals8pmm sharp for tuition in basics if needed or learn a dance Come and enjoy, thats enough for now But the irish dance commission must look at themselves,,Why are they There??
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faberm1 | Jan 19, 2012, 09:41 AM EST
Is breá liom an "Flashmob". Is é mó níos fearr freisin! (I really love the flash mob. It is my favorite)
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greengirl448 | Jan 11, 2012, 01:16 PM EST
I know someone in the St. Pats Day flashmob! That was so awesome!
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Searlit | Jan 08, 2012, 05:04 PM EST
I liked them, too!
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GeorgeDillon | Jan 01, 2012, 08:50 AM EST
Many Thanks to Ms Velasquez for a fascinating series of clips.
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This was at one time the leftmost route on Oceanic Wall, but there is now at least one other route further left. In the Rossiter guide it says, "To be bolted", so apparently at the time the guidebook was written this climb had not been bolted or lead. Start left of The Deep below a shallow, A-shaped ceiling. The first bolt is maybe 15 feet up, but getting there is relatively easy with positive holds. Climb through the apex of the roof, move a bit left through a bulge and up to a short crack. The moves up the crack, using holds either left or right of the crack (or both) are hard and lead to a small stance at the crux. The next clip (if you're not really tall) is either difficult off of treacherous footholds, or you have to do the crux a few feet about the previous bolt and then make an easy clip. The crux moves involve some thin feet smears off of laybacks. Undercling up and right and make a long reach to a jug which is the left end of the ledge that angles up and left from The Deep. Join The Deep for the fun upper wall. The upper face is a bit runout but very secure due to big knobs where you need them.
Approximately 10 bolts to a 2-bolt anchor with rings. Bring a few extra draws, since I didn't count the bolts.
This is a fun climb. Some good finger tip lay back moves with tenuous smearing. There is an anchor now after the 7th? bolt.
On the Oceanic Wall page, this route is listed "gear or TR," but here I see "Sport" and a recommendation for 10-12 QDs. Are there hangers/an anchor? Thanks!
Ugh. WAY too much info in the descript. Just follow the wandering bolts up left then off to the right and have a blast. And yes, this has been well bolted for at least a couple of years now. A few, tense-y, strenuous 5.10 moves up near the top, especially if'n you're out of sequence...but easy enough to pull through.
In Your Dreams (July 20, 2001)- bolted (7 bolts), cleaned, and led by Marcella and John Baldwin.
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- All actions during the picking phase are taken by only the Captain of the team
* Players do not pick their own heroes, the Captain picks for them
* The Blue player is Legion's Captain while the Pink player is Hellbourne's Captain
- The order of actions each Captain takes is as follows:
* Two blind bans. These function exactly as they do in Mid Wars
* "Lock" three Heroes. These six Heroes make up the "Locked Hero Pool" and are unbannable and picked at the conclusion of the Picking Phase
* Ban three Heroes
* Pick three Heroes
* Pick two Heroes from the "Locked Hero Pool". Your team is not limited to picking from the Heroes only your team "Locked", you can freely pick from any of the six. Two heroes from the "Locked Hero Pool" will remain unpicked
- Players may not Ready Up until all ten players have a Hero
* You may still Swap with teammates at any time
For more information on Lock Pick, see the post here: Clicky!
Matchmaking screen reworked slightly
- Banning Draft has been removed from Matchmaking
- Lock Pick has been added to Matchmaking
* To access Lock Pick you must have a full group of five and turn on the new "Competitive" restrictive filter
* The Group Leader when queuing for Matchmaking becomes the Team Captain
Cast Range Indicators added for all Heroes, Items, and Neutrals
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- Arachna: Webbed Shot will no longer slow targets who go Magic Immune while the shot is in midair
- Armadon: Armordillo charges now cap at 100 again. This is just a visual change so you easily know when the next burst will go off
- Bombardier: Air Strike! effects were rescaled slightly
- Chipper: Rocket Barrage will no longer go through Magic Immune units
- Chronos: Curse of Ages can no longer kill enemies through Puppet Show
- Chronos: Removed unnecessary voice files
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- Geomancer: Crystal Field's stun is no longer a debuff, so it can no longer be dispelled by items like Nullfire Blade
- Gravekeeper: Base Health Regen fixed to be the correct value
- Keeper of the Forest: Entmoot's cast has had art added
- Kraken: Tsunami Charge can now be cast towards the edge of the map
- Master of Arms: Overcharge Shot's stun is no longer a debuff, so it can no longer be dispelled by items like Nullfire Blade
- Midas: Transmute's stun is no longer a debuff, so it can no longer be dispelled by items like Nullfire Blade
- Moraxus: More Axes rescripted to clean up several art issues
- Nighthound: Invisibility buff will no longer have a flickering duration
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An informal group of railroad buffs is trying to track routes of long-gone railroads that chugged through the highlands of North Georgia.
Gainesville High School has a long tradition of championship sports teams. Could you imagine the school without any athletics program at all? It happened, though briefly, in 1933.
One person more than any other was responsible for Gainesville and Hall County being compensated for infrastructure that was affected by the creation of Lake Lanier.
Legislators wanting to challenge Georgia's border with Tennessee better be careful what they ask for. When Georgia got into a border dispute with North Carolina two centuries ago, it came out on the short end.
Presidential assassinations, and attempted assassinations, burn deep into Americans' memories.
Recent rains, some coming close to qualifying as the frog-strangling variety, have inched the level of Lake Lanier up gradually.
The familiar painted Snowdrift Flour sign is barely readable on the side of the old brick Carter Wholesale building at the corner of Jesse Jewell Parkway and Maple Street in downtown Gainesville.
Like a lot of other people, one of our grandchildren's favorite things on mild winter afternoons is scouring the expanded shore of Lake Lanier, hoping to find that special treasure.
Ray Wofford died Jan. 4, but they're still singing his praises.
When Georgia was celebrating its bicentennial in 1933, Hall County historian William H. Hosch provided some firsts for Gainesville and Hall County. Some are well-known; others are more obscure.
Longtime Hall Countians are remembering three former Gainesville educators who died within the last few days: Louise Platt Bloom, Bertha Turner and Brownie Flournoy.
This is a story of a strong resourceful North Georgia woman who was left to raise seven children and run a farm by herself after her husband died. It is told by Barbara Kerby of Cornelia, whose grandmother, Laura Parks, is the heroine of the story.
Gainesville's downtown square seems to glow more warmly this Christmas season than anytime in recent memory.
White County is completing the celebration of its sesquicentennial year, having been created in 1857, the 125th of Georgia's 159 counties.
In his book, "Mule and Wagon to Automobile," Prof. Thomas H. Rasmussen of Gainesville explores how a Gainesville of 472 people in 1870 grew into a sprawling metropolitan area of 180,000 today.
It was a grand occasion that mid-November day in 1928 near Flowery Branch when the Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a boulder marking where Gen. Andrew Jackson spent the night at Young's Tavern.
Not everybody got into the Roaring '20s, defined as a loose time of rebellion among some segments of the population, defying tradition and exploring a modern age after World War I and before the 1929 stock market crash and Great Depression.
In the days leading up to Nov. 22, 1963, the Hall County community was preoccupied with the usual issues and autumn activities.
As recalled a few weeks ago, numerous Hardys seemed to be born with a writer's pen in their hands or a bent toward some form of journalism.
Hall County was a pioneer in providing training for special needs or developmentally delayed children.
When they remove Tom Watson's statue from Georgia's Capitol grounds, it won't be quite as spectacular as when Iraqis and American soldiers pulled down the statue of dictator Saddam Hussein in Baghdad in the spring of 2002.
School consolidation hasn't been an issue in Hall County for some time after the major mergers in the 1950s that created North Hall, East Hall and South Hall high schools from smaller high schools such as River Bend, Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Sardis, Lula or Clermont.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Moves On To Third Model This Year
Toni had some big issues with the things she was expected to do and how she was expected to behave while dating Leo and didn't like his mom always being around.
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Women bang him for publicity. It seems perverse to ask them to give up the one thing that makes dating him worthwhile.
I wonder if Bradley Cooper and Leo's mom are good friends. A nice double date.
Leo's team already denied the affair. The girl was looking for ther 5 minutes of fame.
I don't know that I buy it with Leo boinking all of these models. There has been some stories about Leo not being able to get it up, and of course the gay rumors. And always travelling with his mommy and taking her with him on his dates is just bizarre. The guy has issues.
If that person was born with ovaries, I'm George Clooney.
She's an ugly one.
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Bacon I was thinking the same thing. Total tranny vibe from this one. And sorry Brazilian? The women there ARE gorgeous but some of the mens are too.
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Leo's freakishly huge head is disturbing. He's like a grown-up Baby Stewie.
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I thought that was Heidi Montag!
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Comments about Exerpeutic 400XL Foldable Recumbent Bike:
Bought this bicycle because I have a small room. It broke 1 month later. the belt part was defective, so I contacted the manufacturer. The part was replaced, but after a couple of uses it broke again. Contacted the manufacturer, and I was advised that probably these bicycles are all defective. Very frustrating, since we can't get the money back or at least a store credit.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- 8 Levels Of Resistance
- Comfortable Seat
- Compact
- Easy storage
- Easy To Raise Heart Rate
- Easy To Use
- Great traction
- Multifunctional
- Simple To Put Together
- Sturdy
- Targets Muscles
- I Don't See Any Cons
Best Uses
- Endurance Training
- General Fitness
- Loosen Stiff Muscles
- Strength Training
- Weight Loss
Comments about Exerpeutic 400XL Foldable Recumbent Bike:
I ride this bike multiple days a week to stay in shape as I can't run due to my MS, and it's a wonderful way to get a no impact work out!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Easy To Use
Best Uses
- General Fitness
Comments about Exerpeutic 400XL Foldable Recumbent Bike:
Everything was professional in all parts of the purchase
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Compact
- Easy To Use
- Sturdy
- Targets Muscles
- Not Curved To The Back
- The Back Is Uncomfortable
- The Back Is Unconfertable
- The Tention Belt Was Off
Best Uses
- General Fitness
- Weight Loss
Comments about Exerpeutic 400XL Foldable Recumbent Bike:
My husband is ok with it. We got it for both of us but its so uncomfortable for me I probably wont use it.The Tention Belt was off when it came we had to take apart to get to the belt finally got it on and it works ok now. I would have liked it better if the back of seat was curved or leaned further out.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Comfortable
- Easy To Adjust
- Easy To Set Up
- Easy To Use
- Quiet Operation
- Smooth Operation
- Stable
Best Uses
- General Fitness
- Low Impact Exercise
- Physical Therapy
Comments about Exerpeutic 400XL Foldable Recumbent Bike:
Got this to use after total knee replacement. Have had it about three weeks. It was very easy to set up, move around, and we like the semi-recumbent style. The unit is easy to get on and off.
Very quiet, smooth and the tension adjustments work well.
The only con I have is I'm 6' tall with 31" inseam and the highest adjustment point on the seat does not let me extend my knee fully, could have used another 3-4 inches. Other than that, a great unit for the price, and you can fold it up for storage if you need to!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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