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Charlie Chaplin - Limelight details
Formats: | U DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Sydney Chaplin, Norman Lloyd, Andre Eglevsky, Buster Keaton, Claire Bloom, Charlie Chaplin, Melissa Hayden, Nigel Bruce |
Director: | Charlie Chaplin |
Genre: | Comedy |
Studio: | PARK CIRCUS |
Name | Discs | |
Charlie Chaplin - Limelight |
U Feature |
DVD Information
Run time: | 2 hours 25 minutes |
Rental release: | 22 Sep 2003 |
Main languages: | English |
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Classic Chaplin
By themadpanner (138 reviews) from colchester , 16 Jul 2004[Highly rated reviewer]
I had not viewed this movie for over 30 years and found it very dated.The story is firmly stuck in its time of making
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(10)Whatever happened to Charlie Chaplin
By Antollamh (49 reviews) from Sheffield , 14 Mar 2013Recalled seeing it as a child with my parents, though remembered nothing but 'Eternally'. I was very disappointed to see it. Skimmed through it a bit after the painfully slow start, but then just gave up on it. Chaplin was brilliant as a silent film comedian, and so this is embarrassingly bad. I liked Modern Times and The Great Dictators, which both had something to say.- Was this review helpful to you?
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its good
By a customer , 03 Dec 2011the movie was funny and its good to watch all style jokes and its look morden. its good watch movie after along time- Was this review helpful to you?
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Eternally Limelight
By Emjay69 (341 reviews) from Kidlington, Oxford , 23 Oct 2011Classic, but none the less, dated. It's well worth a watch but it hasn't stood the test of time. For it's year it was brilliant but if a remake was done on this, using today's modern technology it would probably fall flat on it's face.
It's over 50 years since I last saw this and I was surprised that I had forgotten most of it so it didn't bring back any memories.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Humour at its Saddest
By Seedyvee (207 reviews) from Grantham , 24 Jul 2011[Highly rated reviewer]
The story of Beauty and the Beast is played out here where Beauty, in the form of young ballet dancer, is brought to believe in herself again by the Beast, a Has-been comedy artist, too often alcohol-reliant, and who himself is in need of mutual encouragement. The humour on this occasion is jaded and has a hollow ring and only serves to point up in contrast the cruel vagaries of life in entertainment. Chaplin plays a serious part well and Claire Bloom is a wonderful partner. The sentiment might be a bit too heavy but a very watchable film.- Was this review helpful to you?
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In The Spotlight
By ZiggyTheKid (86 reviews) from Dundee , 06 May 2009Chaplin's last and one of his best, this certainly goes out with a bang; a magical performance from it's star as a washed up entertainer; this film not only has the usual wit and emotion hallmarks, it also has plenty of dance and music, that shows that even in later life Chaplin was a man of overwhelming talent and a great master of art.- Was this review helpful to you?
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From the outset of her career, sloe-eyed British actress
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exuded an alluring, exotic appeal that recalled the glamorous screen sirens of Hollywood's Golden Age. She first achieved fame by virtue of her collaboration with the English playwright-cum-scriptwriter/director
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(1990), shy of a role as King David's daughter in
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Oscar winning actor Timothy Hutton stars in this darkly comic drama about a group of criminals who have a thoroughly modern take on the concept of social justice. Led by Nate Ford (Hutton), who has experience as an insurance investigator, the team extort money from targets who really deserve it - people who have harmed others themselves. But robbing the innocent is a very different thing from robbing the guilty in the minds of these warped Robin Hoods, and with a team comprised of a mastermind, a cat burglar, a con-woman, a hacker, and a veteran thief, they're prepared to exert their moral philosophy on the cretins of the world - and make a good living while they do it. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Robert Louis Stevenson's influential tale of terror gets a modern re-imagining in this limited BBC series penned by Steven Moffat (Dr. Who, Coupling) and starring James Nesbitt. The year is 2007, and Dr. Tom Jackson (Nesbitt) just can't seem to reign in his murderous alter ego Mr. Hyde. While the two dueling personalities have stricken up a tenuous agreement to share the same body, the good doctor vows to use every technology at his disposal in order to contain the killer within. By using surveillance equipment and making a veritable deal with his own Devil, Dr. Jackman is certain that he can keep Mr. Hyde in check. But somewhere out there, Dr. Jackman and Mr. Hyde's every move is being monitored by an organization whose limitless wealth is only exceeded by their vast power. It seems that Mr. Hyde is no mistake of science and, much to Mr. Jackman's surprise, a plan hatched over a century ago is finally starting to unfold just like clockwork. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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For its third season, BBC2's Coupling scales back to a shorter, seven-episode run even as its soap opera elements expand dramatically. The season begins with a breakup between two main characters and ends with an unexpected hook-up between two more. In-between, even Jane (Gina Bellman) finally gets a steady boyfriend of sorts. Stylistically, creator/writer Steven Moffat takes the most innovative elements of his established style and runs with them. One episode occurs entirely in split screen (inspired, it seems, by the Mike Figgis film Timecode). Another tells an entire story from two disparate points of view, mining comedy and real pathos from the difference between them. Not that Moffat skimps on the outright silliness: one episode revolves around a mole on one character's posterior, while another's plot revolves around the comic possibilities of an unlocked bathroom door. Ending, as the previous season did, on an emotional cliffhanger, Coupling's third season suggests that the casual raunchiness and episodic flow of the early installments will henceforth be tempered with dramatic plot twists and continuing storylines. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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Four people bare both their bodies and their souls in this dark and emotional drama. Paul (Paolo Seganti) and Amanda (Gina Bellman) are a married couple who, after less than a year together, feel that their relationship is falling apart. Their friends Danny (Ben Daniels) and Kim (Kristen McMenamy) are not demonstrably happier together, though they indulge in a wide variety of sexual experimentation to blot out their ennui. One evening, the two couples get together, and over the course of a few hours they discuss their romantic disappointments, their sexual needs and longings, and the lingering dissatisfaction they feel with their lives. Married/Unmarried was the first directorial project for British playwright Noli, who adapted his screenplay from a pair of his own plays. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The second season of Coupling picks up where the first left off, with sexual shenanigans providing fodder for all sorts of conceptual comedy stunts. But as creator/writer Steven Moffat makes his way through this longer, nine-episode run, his plots begin to accrue more emotional depth as his characters exhibit the humanity behind their various tics. The romance between Steve (Jack Davenport) and Susan (Sarah Alexander) continues to function as the nucleus around which the more extreme characters spin. Against all odds, Patrick (Ben Miles) and Sally (Kate Isitt) drift toward some sort of connection, while Jane (Gina Bellman) and Jeff (Richard Coyle) continue their outré antics. Eventually, even poor, bumbling Jeff finds a girlfriend of his own. Jane doesn't achieve a similar benchmark, but her shenanigans slowly reveal the loneliness underneath her outrageousness. Although some level of soap opera continuity is inevitable as a series progresses, Moffat's through-lines remain secondary to his comedic mission. When sentimentality does rear its head, it's only for a moment -- and usually just before or after a side-splitting set piece. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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Although Americans know Coupling primarily in the form of NBC's failed U.S. remake, the original British series has been a hit since it first aired on BBC2 in May 2000. Written by Steven Moffat and produced by his wife, Sue Vertue, the raunchy comedy follows the sexual and romantic exploits of six young professionals in London as they hang out in a pub, hunt for conquests, and reluctantly settle down with one another. Despite the three-guys, three-girls setup, any similarities to the hit U.S. sitcom Friends are superficial. Coupling is far more concerned with frank sex talk and romantic Darwinism than sentimentality and soap opera plotlines. Early episodes focused almost entirely on conceptual "knob gags" -- long setups and payoffs of an unfailingly vulgar nature. From sex toys to lesbian chic to one character's closet full of homemade porn, Moffat's scripts take R-rated dialogue as a given. As the series has progressed, however, its characters have essayed more mature relationships while remaining fixated on the intricacies of sex.
The relationship between flustered everyman Steve (Jack Davenport) and his icy blond girlfriend, Susan (Sarah Alexander), provides the show's nominal through-line, even as the more extreme characters earn more of the laughs. Patrick (Ben Miles), a Tory womanizer, represents one male extreme. The other comes in the form of Jeff (Richard Coyle), a juvenile sex addict afflicted by both performance anxiety and verbal diarrhea. As for the ladies, Jane (Gina Bellman) is the over-confident, deliberately kooky man-trap, while Sally (Kate Isitt) is the self-help addict obsessed with halting the aging process. Although each character starts out as little more than a collection of tics, time has deepened the emotional resonance of the entire cast.
After three seasons on BBC2, Coupling underwent some changes in its fourth season. Richard Coyle abruptly quit, leaving Moffat to replace Jeff with Oliver (Richard Mylan), a similarly bumbling man-boy. The show also moved over to BBC3. In America, the series first aired on PBS before migrating to the BBC America cable network. Despite their various levels of television experience, most cast members were relative unknowns when the series began. Only Jack Davenport, with the BBC hit This Life and the film The Talented Mr. Ripley under his belt, had much of a profile; he has since appeared in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 22:35 |
Can do 1891 census lookups if anyone's interested. Emma. |
Melba64 | Report | 16 Sep 2003 22:41 |
Hi Lucy. Can you see if there is a Gerrard or Winstanley family at 48 or 50 John St in Pendleton, Salford please. They keep moving up and down the street but they were at those addresses in 1861 and 1881. Cheers, Mel. |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 22:47 |
Hi, Can't do address searches I'm afraid - do you have a forename I can search for? Emma. |
Melba64 | Report | 16 Sep 2003 22:51 |
Try Richard or Martha Gerrard and Israel Winstanley. Thanks. Mel |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 22:59 |
Hi I've found this family at 50 John Street, Pendleton Alfred Winstanley, Head, mar, 30, Baker Pendleton Elizabeth Windstanley, Wife, mar, 31, Pendleton Ellen Winstanley, daur, 8, scholar, Pendleton Alfred Winstanley, son, 6, scholar, Pendleton Edith Winstanley, daur, 4, Pendleton Florence Winstanley, daur, 2, Pendleton Emily Winstanley, daur, 1 month, Pendleton Lillia A Sharp, cousin, 13, Accrington Piece RG12/3203, Folio 64, Page 6 Pendleton, Lancashire I'll have a look for those other names for you now. Emma. |
Paul | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:02 |
Thank you for the kind offer Emma. Could you look up these people on the 1891 Census? I found them on the 1881 Census, but would like to see what they are doing in 1891. Living at Thorngate, Barnard Castle - Samuel BAKER 45 Barnard Castle, Joiner In The Mills; Rachel BAKER Wife 40 Barnard Castle, Grocer & Provisions Dealer; Robert Thos. BAKER Son 14 Barnard Castle; William BAKER Son 11 Startforth, Yorkshire; Annie Jane BAKER Daur 9 Startforth, Yorkshire. Living at 109 Moss Lane West, Hulme, Lancashire onthe 1881 Census were - William BAKER 43 Barnd Castle,Music Seller; Sarah BAKER Wife 40 Barnd Castle; Robert W. BAKER Son 20 Barnd Castle, Proff Music; Arthur G. BAKER Son 6 Darlington. Thnx in advance Paul |
Melba64 | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:05 |
Thanks Lucy. I think this is Israel's eldest son. You might not find Richard and Martha as she was quite old in 1871 and I couldn't read his age in 1861 census. Haven't found him in any of the others. I know they had a son Richard too so he might turn up. They also had a daughter Martha married to Henry Moore and Martha had a son William Gerrard. I can't remember any of the other family names at the moment. It is getting a bit late for my brain to be that good. Thanks for the help. Mel |
Melba64 | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:07 |
Sorry. Just realised, it's Emma isn't it. Told you my brain isn't focussed. Mel |
Yvette | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:07 |
Lucy Thanks for your kind offer of lookups, could you please do one for me, i have had conflicting advice on a search, is it possible for you to look up the following for me. RG12/593 Folio 147 Pages 59 and 60 to see what Elliff names you can find on there for me please? Yvette |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:09 |
Mel, Piece RG12/3206, Folio 64, Page 33 20 Upper Gloucester Street, Pendleton, Lancashire Israel Winstanley, Head, mar, 56, Cotton Warper?, Wigan Ellen Winstanley, Wife, mar, 57, Pendleton James Winstanley, son, sing, 21, stamp maker, Pendleton Emma Winstanley, daur, sing, 19, confectioner, Pendleton Catherine Winstanley, daur, 16, machinist, Pendleton Sarah A Winstanley, daur, 14, Cotton Winder, Pendleton Emma. |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:10 |
Mel, Nothing obvious for Richard & Martha, sorry. Emma. |
Melba64 | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:11 |
Thanks again Emma. You're a star. Mel |
Melba64 | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:20 |
Richard and Martha could both be dead by 1891. Thanks for the other information though. It's great. I really appreciate you taking the time and effort to do this. Take care. Mel |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:23 |
Paul Piece RG12/4080, Folio 74, Page 20 Thorngate, Barnard Castle, Durham Rachel Baker, Head, wid, 50, Grocer & Provision Dealer, Barnard Castle Durham Robert Baker, Son, mar, 24, Provision Dealer Asst., Barnard Castle Durham William Baker, son, sing, 21, ? Flax Mill, Yorkshire Startford Annie Baker, daur, sing, 19, Yorkshire Startford Emma Baker, daur in law, mar, 22, Middleton Durham Mabel Baker, G/daur, 10 months, Middleton Durham Walter Hooker, nephew, sing, 20, N.E.K. clerk, Yorkshire Startford There are also some lodgers listed if you need these too let me know Emma. |
Paul | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:26 |
Yes plz. It's always nice to see the lodgers. Just in case they are distant cousins or future partners. It's nice to see a granddaughter too. Do you know what NEK means? Thnx |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:40 |
Yvette, 42 White Horse Lane Wm Elliff, Head, mar, 38, Carman Alice Elliff, wife, mar, 35 Annie Elliff, daur, 12, scholar Alfred Elliff, son, 9, scholar (the place of birth for the above is missing) Frederick Elliff, son, 5, Croydon Arthur W Elliff, son, 3, Croydon Frank Elliff, son, 1, Croydon at the same address: John Elliff, Head, mar, 44, carman, Croydon Emma Elliff, wife, mar, 42, Croydon Bertha Elliff, daur, 7, scholar, Croydon George A Elliff, son, 1, Croydon Emma. |
Yvette | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:44 |
Thankyou Lucy that matches what i was given on this site before so it must be right, my 'information'(not from anyone on GC)earlier today was obviously defective, lol. Yvette |
Emma | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:48 |
Paul, Others with Rachel Baker are: Robert Dickinson, boarder, sing, 22, Draper's Assistant, Middleton Durham Robt. J Hotter (not sure of H at beginning of Hotter), boarder, sing, 14, Draper's Apprentice, Cleatham Durham Thomas Kaine, boarder, sing, 15, Draper's Apprentice, Newbiggen Durham Edith Allinson, servant, sing, 17, General Servant (Domestic), Middleton Durham Having a bit of trouble finding your other Bakers so bear with me. Emma. |
Annie | Report | 16 Sep 2003 23:56 |
Hiya Any chance you could look for any clerihews .. there shouldn't be many. They have disappeared off the face of the earth. If you need first names then I am looking for William John. Isabel Mathilda (or somthing like that) and John and Mary. Where did they go? They were living in Gibraltar in 1881. Puzzled of Cardiff |
Emma | Report | 17 Sep 2003 00:15 |
Hi Ann, Piece RG12/441, folio 80, Page 2 10 Pinsbury/Finsbury Terrace (not sure which), Clapham London Mary A Clerihew, Head, wid, 67, Living on own means, Ireland Waterford Isabella M Clerihew, daur, sing, 30, Gibraltar Wm J Clerihew, son, sing, 26 Turner Projectile/Projectite (in pencil next to it is the word fire) Gibraltar There is also a Walter Clerihew, Lodger, mar, 33, Vetinary Student, Scotland at 69 Charrington Street, St. Pancras. Emma. |


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Pettersson drops anchored stroke, switches to short putter
GULLANE, Scotland – Carl Pettersson has used a long putter since 1998. It follows that he lobbied against the upcoming ban on anchored putting strokes. And that he is one of nine players who retained a lawyer. And that he ultimately tired of the whole controversy.
But now, instead of fighting, he is switching.
That's right: Pettersson used the short, conventional putter on a trial basis Sunday in the final round of the John Deere Classic. He liked the results enough that he is using it again this week at the Open Championship at Muirfield.
So it's time to ...
Rude: PGA, PGA Tour's proposal a sensible compromise
Jeff Rude's "Hate To Be Rude" column appears on Golfweek.com on Wednesday.
The PGA Tour and PGA of America made a sensible compromise proposal, not to mention a savvy public relations move, on Monday when asking that the U.S. Golf Association delay the ban on anchored putting several years for recreational players.
The two organizations pointed out that there is precedent, that the USGA in 2008 followed a similar course regarding new groove configurations on golf clubs – 2010 for elite play but 2024 for recreational golfers.
The USGA has yet to comment but is expected to respond ...
Tour players' lawyer: No plans to sue over anchoring ban – yet
A day after the PGA Tour decided to abide by the upcoming U.S. Golf Association ban on anchored putting strokes, the Boston lawyer representing nine players who anchor said none of his clients has expressed an intent to sue the Tour.
"That could change," Harry L. Manion III told Golfweek on Tuesday. "I don't know what they are going to ask me to do."
The nine players, including Masters champion Adam Scott and Tour winners Carl Pettersson and Tim Clark, have retained Manion since January. The players are now "deciding what action, if any, to take next," Manion ...
PGA Tour, PGA of America set to enact USGA anchoring ban
The PGA Tour and PGA of America boards have formally decided to abide by the U.S. Golf Association's ban on anchored strokes, effective Jan. 1, 2016.
While the Tour's nine-man policy board's decision July 1 to follow Rule 14-1b was expected, there had been speculation the Tour might disallow anchored putting earlier, such as at the start of the 2015-16 season, in an effort to limit distraction. But instead it chose to follow the new USGA rule to the letter, apparently in part for legal reasons.
"If we stop playing by USGA rules, that really opens ...
Scott says he won't fight ban on anchored stroke
Golf's "Gang of Nine" might not be so united against the recently approved ban on the anchoring stroke.
After the U.S. Golf Association and R&A endorsed Rule 14-1b last month, three prominent touring pros who use the anchoring stroke with long or belly putters – Tim Clark, Carl Pettersson and Adam Scott – were disclosed to have retained Boston's Harry Manion as legal counsel.
During last week's Memorial Tournament, Scott, the recent Masters champion, made it clear that he had sought legal advice merely to gather information and be sure that his views are expressed to the ...
PAC meets on anchoring with mixed results; bifurcation arises
DUBLIN, Ohio – In the first official meeting since the USGA and R&A announced their final decision on Rule 14-1b (the ban on the anchored stroke), the PGA Tour Player Advisory Council gathered at Muirfield Village Golf Club on Tuesday.
During the 90-minute meeting in a conference room in the basement of the Muirfield Pavilion, players participated in person and by phone. Tour commissioner Tim Finchem apprised the players on what had occurred on the anchoring issue since the last meeting and then allowed players to weigh in with their concerns, opinions and thoughts.
The opinions were "very mixed," according ...
Boccieri to unveil anchoring alternative, EL Series
Since 2003, Steve Boccieri has hung his hat on counterbalanced putters that were heavier than normal. His original products were sold under the name Heavy Putter – the heads were heavier, and the putters contained a heavy counterweight inside the butt end of the shaft.
His designs were all about feel and balance.
Later, when Boccieri introduced a line of belly putters, he was able to offer more than a dozen different models because he already had the heavier heads that were necessary for belly putters.
Now, on June 1, Boccieri will begin showcasing 16 models with different heads that comprise ...
Anchoring: Garcia, Langer among those reacting to news
The USGA and R&A officially announced the ban of the anchored stroke on Tuesday morning, sending plenty of golf's elite players, coaches and equipment manufacturers to Twitter to make a statement.
We'll be monitoring the world's reaction to this decision all day long, as well as gathering reaction on the ground at the Senior PGA, Crowne Plaza Invitational and overseas at Wentworth.
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Bernhard Langer, two-time Masters winner and current Champions Tour player who has used a long putter since the mid-1990s
It's disappointing . . . very disappointing. It's the ...
Anchoring: Scott joins Clark, Pettersson in seeking legal counsel
FORT WORTH, Texas – Disappointed as he was by Tuesday's news that the USGA and R&A would go forward with efforts to ban anchoring as of 2016, Tim Clark wasn't all that surprised.
"If there really was a 'comment period,' we all know it was all smoke and mirrors," said Clark, standing on the putting green at Colonial Country Club, site of this week's Crowne Plaza Invitational. "Their minds were made up."
Clark confirmed news that probably won't come as a surprise to officials at the PGA Tour, U.S. Golf Association and R&A.
"We ...
Rude: Ban on anchoring is for good of . . . whose game, exactly?
The U.S. Golf Association news conference Tuesday that announced an ill-advised ban on putter anchoring was striking for myriad reasons, not the least of which was the large, logoed signage behind the dais. Repeated numerous times on the backdrop, the message read thusly: "For the good of the game."
Those six words prompt questions and dissent. We can start simply with "Whose game?" Certainly not the multitudes who use a long putter while playing for fun. Certainly not those who switched to anchoring to enhance enjoyment or because of physical ailments. Certainly not people who changed in order to ...
AJGA supports USGA, Rule 14-1B
The AJGA sent out a statement regarding the USGA and R&A's adoption of Rule 14-1B. It is as follows:
"The American Junior Golf Association, its Board of Directors, full- and part-time staff and membership of nearly 6,000 of golf's next generation recognize the Rules-making authority of the USGA to govern the game of golf in America. By recognizing this authority, the AJGA has always, and will continue to, strictly follow any Rule change deemed necessary by the USGA."
In 2012, the AJGA collected data from June 18 to October 30 from juniors on the anchored putting ...
California's Stalter: 'Not very surprised' on anchoring decision
Joel Stalter of the California Golden Bears is a junior from Amneville, France. He is No. 12 in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings.
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I am not very surprised about the rule on anchoring even with the negative backlash the ban received. I used a short putter for my most of my career and then switched to a belly putter for eight months last year. While the belly putter definitely helped my putting, I do not necessarily believe that the anchoring method is an advantage over conventional putting. It is simply not for everyone. Using a belly putter is actually a ...
Holding strong: USGA, R&A move forward on anchoring ban
FAR HILLS, N.J. – It felt like a wake, and in a way it was.
With the adoption of Rule 14-1b, the anchored stroke in golf officially is going the way of square grooves, the concave-faced wedge and croquet-style putting. In fact, the U.S. Golf Association can break ground on its retrospective exhibit at the museum next door on an era in golf when at least four majors were won with a method of stroke set to be banned on Jan. 1, 2016.
The mood was somber and the skies a gray foreboding mass as attendees at the USGA ...
Achenbach: This anchor drops quietly as ban is on way
FAR HILLS, N.J. – This was not the blockbuster occasion that some had envisioned.
In a modest auditorium at the U.S. Golf Association's Golf House, a small group of two dozen people gathered Tuesday to hear the announcement that Rule 14-1B had been adopted by the game's two rulesmaking bodies: the USGA and R&A.
This ends all the speculation. The use of the anchored stroke – whether it be for putting, chipping or any other attempt to hit the ball – officially will be prohibited as of Jan. 1, 2016.
The atmosphere was strangely quiet. It felt like ...
Achenbach: Advice on anchoring rule is to be careful, very careful
A word of advice regarding Rule 14-1B, the new anti-anchoring rule: Be careful, be very careful.
This much is clear: Intent will be very important in interpreting the rule.
"It is all about the intent of the player," Thomas Pagel, senior director of Rules of Golf and Amateur Status, told Golfweek. "If a player makes a stroke, and the butt end of the club happens to catch his stomach, or happens to catch his shirt, that's not intentionally holding the club against the body.
"As far as situations where it is difficult to tell, it (any possible penalty) is ...
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MORE than 500 people have signed up to do their bit in the fight against cancer at an event in Worcester next week.
Cancer Research UK's new event, Race for Life Twilight, takes place for the first time in Worcester at Pitchcroft racecourse on Friday, October 18.
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In n' Out ranks highest, which even I, a non-meat eater, would tell you. The burgers just look better than other chains. Not to mention their fries and shakes are outstanding. I would also tell you that Burger King ranks the lowest purely because of how awful the (late and not missed) BK Veggie tasted.
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Enjoy the 12 museums and historic sites in the Michigan Historical Museum Systemyour pathway to fun and discovery. The Michigan Historical Museum in Lansing presents an overview of the state's history. Other historic sites and museums throughout the state focus on themes in Michigan history. Visit Michigan's state museums online or in person. Click on the map or on the list of locations to go to each museum's home page, where you'll find maps, hours and other visitor information. Or take a tour through Michigan's past by visiting our online exhibits.
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May 31st, 2012
"Nicki Minaj's Backup Dancer Arrested As Suspect In Murder Case!" blares a headline from Perez Hilton.
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- Rating: PG-13
- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 94 Minutes
- Region: A
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
- Studio: Summit Inc / Lionsgate
- Blu-Ray Release Date: July 26, 2011
- Subtitles: English, Spanish
- Audio: ENGLISH: DTS-HD MA 5.1
SPANISH: Dolby Digital 5.1 - Director: Duncan Jones
- Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal,Michelle Monaghan,Vera Farmiga,Jeffrey Wright
- Genre: Science Fiction
- Color: Color
- Includes:
Access: Source Code - Get the ultimate insider's look at Source Code, where you can activate a variety of dynamic "scene specific" features: listen to interviews with cast and crew, hear an expert's comments on time travel, go behind the science with animated documentary shorts on time travel, and enjoy trivia and facts as you watch the movie
Audio Commentary with Director Duncan Jones, Writer Ben Ripley and Actor Jake Gyllenhaal - Release Date: 2011
Expert Review:
Another by Duncan Jones, this oddly overlooked gem is one of the best examples of mainstreaming sci-fi, and has Jake Gyllenhaal giving an amazing performance. The story comes together so well that you hardly care at all about the genre, and Jones proves his abilities again. By Marc Eastman of Are You Screening


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The Rev. Ron Stoner, a witness in the Bob Burdette Center lawsuit, told jurors he felt deceived when he found out the new executive director was a lesbian.
The discovery prompted Stoner and other board members to delve more deeply into her background and into the statements she made on her resume and during the interviews, he said.
However, Stoner said Jessica Hudson's sexual orientation was not the reason board members opted to rescind their offer to hire her.
Instead, Stoner said, the decision was made after board members discovered that Hudson, 34, of Charleston, did not have a college degree.
He said Hudson's resume, which states that she completed course work in education at Concord University, led him and other board members to believe she had a degree.
Hudson was hired as the new executive director of the Bob Burdette Center, which operates after-school and summer programs for children on Charleston's West Side, in June 2011. The job offer was rescinded a few days later.
Hudson alleges board members reneged because they perceived her to be a lesbian after a staff member viewed her Facebook profile, which stated she was in a relationship with another woman.
Board members and their attorney say Hudson deceived them about her qualifications.
The position requires at least a bachelor's degree, according to the job description, said Dave Mincer, attorney for the Bob Burdette Center.
Thursday marked the second day of testimony in the case.
Hudson's attorney, Rick Brown, questioned three witnesses — Sam Sommerville, board president, and board members Jean Cunningham, 80, of Charleston, and Stoner, 64, lead pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church on the West Side.
Stoner said he assumed that Hudson had obtained a degree after reading her resume.
However, under questioning by Brown, he admitted that board members did not ask Hudson if she had graduated from the university. Rather, they assumed she had done so.
Stoner said the church considers homosexuality a sin. Gay people are not permitted to hold leadership positions in the church.
Gays and lesbians likely would not be permitted full voting membership in a Baptist church, although they would be allowed to attend, he said.
After learning of Hudson's sexual orientation and looking at her background more closely, he said, "I felt deceived. There were big gaps in the person that I didn't understand."
The center is supported by three local churches but operates as a separate entity. It previously received grant money from the city of Charleston, which has a local ordinance prohibiting job discrimination based on sexual orientation.
City council members were unanimous in their decision to withdraw funding for the center after Hudson's allegations were made public.
Hudson told board members that she prayed over her decision to apply for the job, Stoner said. Hudson also referred to the center as a ministry during the interview, he said.
During a post-interview conversation with Stoner, Hudson said she attended Witcher Baptist Church in Belle. These statements led Stoner to believe she was a full member, he said.