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Former attorney general on 'America's Newsroom'
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CIA chief General David Petraeus will -- testify before the House Intelligence Committee.
In a closed hearing that's gonna happen at 7:30.
Tomorrow morning is the schedule time for that lawmakers believe that he is key.
To learning more about the -- Ghazi terror attacks he made a visit there at the end of October to investigate -- -- on his own.
Meanwhile there are new questions.
About why attorney general Eric Holder did not informed the president.
-- the FBI's investigation.
Into General Petraeus until after Election Day.
Holder has known about the investigation according to some of these reports since the summer we know that FBI.
Director Mueller knew since the summer so let's discuss this we're very glad -- -- joining us this morning.
Former US attorney general judge Alberto Gonzales he joins me not just good morning good to have you with us.
Good morning thanks yell -- a lot of elements to this of course but -- let let's start with this issue of Eric Holder.
That we just brought up.
How does it strike you.
In terms of what was going on at the White House and the FBI.
Over the course of this summer -- we know that director Mueller of the FBI I was aware that there was an investigation General Petraeus.
Seems strange she and that that that the president would not be alerted to this fact.
Well I can't speak for.
What's going on in the Obama White House.
-- mama was my FBI -- to -- the attorney general and I suspect at some point this summer Bob -- would have notified the attorney general.
I have reason believe that that the General David Petraeus is involved and a extra marital relationship now.
I would've taken that information which I consider significant.
To the president quite frankly I think the president would want to know that information.
And the president want to know that the person who holds many of the nation's.
That's secrets.
Is engaged in conduct that reflects poor judgment.
I think also the time you know that today we -- now believe the reporting Issa sent.
There was no breach Nash security -- result of this relationship I suspect in the summer we really weren't quite sure that constantly.
In -- might be important for the president and know that in his conversations.
With David Petraeus so from for matters of national security.
I think this would be a reason why the president would want to know.
That the law enforcement community that the FBI had reason to believe that David David Petraeus was involved in this relationship.
Yet he is what you think when you read -- -- of best about the FBI agent.
Who we know was alerted by this woman about what was going on.
You know -- and then when they discovered as you say that they believe that there was no security breach here.
Why that matters still be pursued you know what are what are your thoughts -- you read on this.
Well it's you know again and -- -- ongoing investigation.
You you're not sure what you don't know when so -- at the FB there's a great deal scrutiny.
In this in this case of course the FBI wants to make sure that no stone is left unturned.
To make sure that note that -- that no crime you know has been committed that there really is in fact has been no Nash three brief you you heard the -- you heard the president say repeatedly yesterday about this being continually under investigation so the investigation.
Really does continue and again it I think it's important to know.
Whether or not at least get a car.
Yeah you know I'm curious what President Bush what -- what his reaction would have been -- you worked with him for a long time.
It if he found out that there was an ongoing investigation into his CIA director -- summer and that for some reason that information was withheld from him.
Until days after the election.
Well get a target you know -- -- now you're asked me to speculate about what direction -- -- Dan I think he would have been surprised.
I think given the relationship and yet he and I enjoyed over many years.
Beginning in our days in taxes I think I can -- him pretty well.
Again I think this is information that that someone who at the end of the day is accountable to the American people.
Is accountable for the appointment of David Petraeus is accountable for the protection of our nation's secrets I think this is something that he would that the President Bush would have wanted to -- Would you consider it -- you know a breach of Eric holder's duties that he did not inform the president when it did have.
An impact on national security -- there was concern is that it might.
There's no well there's no reason to believe that many -- crime has been committed as to whether or not there's been a breach of duty.
In -- -- I don't know again what the relationship was between this attorney general and this president what they're unleash.
And very good -- -- to -- I mean you know by all accounts they've they've been very good friends for many years.
Well of course there is no question about that and that may have had a that may have had a role in the decision.
By the attorney general there of course is a protocol with respect to be careful about Sharon.
Information regarding an ongoing investigation between the Department of Justice.
And the White House and that protocol as far as I'm concerned I would not any way deterred me as the attorney general from sharing information.
You know with the present United States about on a manner that I think is is -- imports and ask the putt potentially important mastery of our country.
And instead I'll play an exchange for you from yesterday is -- news conference.
Between Ed Henry our White House reporter.
And the president because it goes to the central issue here that I think to some extent gets lost in all of this and that is that four people were killed on the ground and -- -- a lot of people are very.
Indignant and very insistent that something must be done in terms of an investigation to bring those killers to justice and to give this family is -- some satisfaction.
That that's been concluded that to live listen to this and I'd love to get your thoughts on -- -- On 9/11 as commander in chief did you issue any orders to try to protect their lives now it.
-- -- -- are put forward I will put forward.
Every bit of information that we had I can tell you that immediately upon finding out.
Our folks were in danger that my orders to my national -- -- do whatever we need to do to make sure they're saying.
All right we will get the reaction of judge Alberto Gonzales to that.
After this break.
Welcome back I'm joined once again my former US attorney general judge Alberto Gonzales judge.
Eat you know as we saw in that exchange between the president and Ed Henry yesterday in the industry and the presidents have my orders -- to do what ever.
They needed to do to keep them safe do you think that the American people deserve to know.
How that order was received and how that order was carried out.
-- keep things from them from that next at aegis -- that's at believe the president said we will bring bring forward.
Information all the information and you know it's been two months after the fact I'm curious why why hasn't been there been -- brought forward already.
So that was what was surprising.
And with it and you're absolutely right if in fact he gave he -- and everything possible to protect the safety of these Americans.
Why weren't those or is carried out because from all indications.
You know there was very little to to nothing done in response to that order so I think this is these are these are very serious questions that the American people deserve an answer to.
And -- should we go about finding that answer what kind of process would you would you put in place.
Well of course I think congress is is initiating that process -- the next few days there's been some discussion about perhaps having -- a special select committee in congress.
-- that is entirely of course up to congress.
My my own view is however we let's see what kind of information comes out -- these hearings handy if in fact is that congress continues to believe that they're not getting the information they need.
They I think they should explore extraordinary measures.
Just Gonzales the very good to have you with us say thank you so much.
Thank you.
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Rows and rows of ready-to-bloom annuals, shrubs, trees, drought-tolerant perennials and a wide assortment of vegetable starts are ready for planting, grown by students of the Mendocino College Horticultural department.
Kim Lyly, college agriculture technician, says the sale, scheduled for this Friday and Saturday, will be bigger and better than ever.
"We've increased the numbers of plants we have grown for the sale - again!" Lyly smiles. Last year the sale attracted more than 2,000 eager gardeners, so this year Lyly and the students grew extra flats of tomatoes and other popular items.
Horticulture department head Jim Xerogenes notes the sale is in its 30th year, originating at the Ukiah Fairgrounds with a smattering of annual flowers grown for Mother's Day. "Things have really progressed over time," he smiles, and the hard work and dedication of staff and students can clearly be seen in the hearty blooms and delightful garden areas located within the department grounds.
"Everything we have - the containers, seeds, shade cloth and maintenance of equipment is all paid for by the plant sale," Lyly explains, noting that last year's proceeds helped to refurbish a greenhouse structure damaged in March by a falling tree. "The sale also helps to pay for student labor. It takes a lot of hands to put everything together."
The department also provides contract gardening for CalTrans, growing native oaks and streamside plants used in roadside landscaping. Ukiah's new Riverside Park is also the beneficiary of college-grown native plants.
"We are looking to increase our gardening area to provide more vegetables to the college culinary department," says Xerogenes, stating that proceeds from the sale will help with the expansion.
One greenhouse is exclusively dedicated to vegetables, and this year the shelves are bursting with tomatoes, peppers, basil, squash, melons and cucumbers. "We're trying out a few new Heirloom tomatoes including the Black Krim, which we've received a lot of requests for. We're also offering a new eggplant called Beatrice, and Jim discovered the Super Italian paste tomato, which we're very excited about," says Lyly.
The Orange Oxheart tomato will undoubtedly be a favorite. "It's a bright orange, heart-shaped tomato with very few seeds. We also have the Dixie Golden Giant heirloom as well as many varieties of cherry and slicer tomatoes," she continues.
Strawberries, artichokes, potatoes, pumpkins, lettuces, spinach, cilantro and a variety of herbs including mints, tarragon, oregano and stevia will be for sale.
"Our native collection is doing very well this year," says Lyly. The rows of Mendocino-friendly plants are big and bushy with lots of new growth. Many varieties of manzanitas are available, as well as a beautiful California Wild Grape. "This is an exciting plant with excellent fall color," says Lyly.
New to the sale will be the Ann Baker Rockrose- a smaller, more compact variety, as well as the Amber Wheels and Arizona Apricot Gaillardias. "These are the current it' flowers in horticultural circles," Lyly smiles.
Annuals including sunflowers, cosmos, marigolds and other flowers and succulents will be for sale, including a new purple-belled Cerinthe. Ferns, scented geraniums, penstemons, Foxgloves, maples and snapdragons are also on hand.
Many perennials including the Point Sal sage are excellent for difficult, clay-ridden soils. Students grew an excellent mix of salvias, lavenders and other water-wise offerings.
Grapes, figs, blueberries and currents are available. "A lot of people don't realize we can grow blueberries," says Lyly. "Treat them like you would camellias or rhododendrons," she explains.
Lyly urges shoppers to take a few minutes to enjoy the department's demonstration gardens. "Our pruning class used the demonstration orchard to learn the pruning of peaches, apples, plums and persimmons. Our Mediterranean Garden is a great example of a low-water, hot climate garden setting. It's great for people to see the plants in a landscape setting in their full size," says Lyly.
Students and staff will be on hand to answer questions, and most plants display signage displaying care instructions and growth habits.
Lyly encourages gardeners to plant shrubs and small trees to the depth of the container, digging the hole twice as wide as the plant. "This is the new thinking on planting," she explains. "Digging the hole too deep causes the plant to sink too low. You want the crown of the plant to be a little high. I always keep the crowns off the soil a bit and let the soil slope down over the crown of the plant," she explains.
For flowers and vegetables, soil preparation is all-important. "Make sure you're not tilling when the soil is too wet. Have your soil tested if you're unsure of the quality and amend it with aged compost. Make sure you have good drainage, protect the roots and shelter the plants from excessive wind and sun, especially if the wind comes up or the temperature climbs up into the mid-80's during the first week of planting," she explains.
The college ceramics club will be offering its seasonal ceramics sale alongside the plant sale. Parking is always a challenge, and Lyly encourages shoppers to park in designated areas only. Students will be available to assist with getting plants to cars, and a limited number of wagons are on hand to help with transport. "Bring a box or a wagon if you have one handy," Lyly notes.
The sale runs from 9 to 5 on Friday and 9 to 3 on Saturday. For more information, phone 468-3148 or visit http://www.mendocino.edu/tc/pg/6153/plant_sale.html.


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My dad recently had a clear out in his loft and found a scooter I'd converted to electric 10 years ago:
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What I've been wondering is how big is that "nothing box?"
I asked my brother this question and got his answer this morning. It is just too good not to share.
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See the Gospel about Mary trying to get Jesus to scold Martha for not helping. Or did I get that backwards? My box is medically prooven to be a hole. There used to be a black circle in the middle of this slide, my nothing hole. It is filling up though :worried:
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it has been speculated by eminent Southern Theologians that Eve was given a tongue as the Gates of Paradise closed and she was heard to say, "Don't you think you're going fishing today the leaves need raking up. At that point The Destroying Angel handed Adam the Nothing Box to ease his suffering!
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Clair, that is so funny. You ought to start a new thread about scoring differences. That was soooo funny AND so very true! Thanks for posting the link.
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Didn't you hear....When the Destroying Angel handed Adam the Nothing Box, he also slipped the key to said box to Eve.
Now don't you have some leaves to rake or grass to cut??
The said Eve placed the key in her Fig Leaf purse and Autumn came and to Eve's horror she only had the purse handle and the key was lost. So your advice about raking leaves is indeed a timely one!


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The Turks and Caicos Islands desperately need a halfway house to help non-violent drug offenders and those released from prison and drug treatment integrate successfully back into jobs, families and society to prevent them from committing crimes and going to prison, the Providenciales Chamber of Commerce was told at its meeting Oct. 17. The plea came from several members of a panel speaking on the rising drug problem in the country and its relationship to crime. Rev. John Malcolm, director of the National Drug Unit, said past studies in the TCI have shown that 71 percent of offenders had substance abuse problems from both drugs and alcohol. He gave some startling statistics about young people interviewed in secondary schools:
The findings go hand in hand with increased improper behavior in schools and crimes committed by young people, Malcolm said. "Many of the students that we worked with in secondary schools are now persons that we're seeing in prison," Malcolm said. "I'm convinced that the recent increase in criminal activity in the TCI is a direct result of the increase of substance abuse," he said. "We have spent thousands of dollars sending persons off to overseas rehabilitation centers, and what we've discovered is that when these persons come back, they endeavor to do well, but there is no re-entry program, there is no reintegration program … and so many of them end up back in the same neighborhoods or in a volatile family environment that causes them to go back to their old habits." A halfway house would help those returning from treatment and being released from prison to go straight and become productive members of society. The country also needs an alternative sentencing program for first-time drug offenders with non-violent backgrounds so that they aren't put in prison with hardened criminals. They to could be sent to the halfway house where they could receive counseling, and job training and placement. In 2006 the government gave 10 acres of land and $450,000 towards the halfway house project, which had planning approval but was abandoned because of the economic downturn. The Drug Prevention Foundation took over fundraising and has come up with more than $130,000. The idea is to raise enough money to complete the halfway house as planned or buy a building to renovate and repurpose. Malcolm asked the chamber to partner in an effort to make the halfway house a reality, but he understood that it's hard asking for money during these tough economic times. "But you need to recognize that if left unchecked, this thing is going to continue to spiral out of control, and we're all going to be affected by it," Malcolm said. Chamber President Tina Fenimore and Vice President E. Jay Saunders pledged to work with the Drug Unit to find a way to make the halfway house a reality. Among other suggestions from the panel were:
Prison Superintendent Ian Sargent said part of his mission is making sure that drugs don't find their way into Her Majesty's Prison on Grand Turk. While in prison, inmates can get drug counseling and job training, but he said that a drug court that specifically deals with first-time drug offenders could help fight the problem. New Supreme Court Justice Margaret Ramsay-Hale was instrumental in working on creating drug courts in the Cayman Islands where she formerly served as chief magistrate. Police Deputy Commissioner Brad Sullivan said his job is not only to catch those with drugs but to work with other agencies to stop the flow of drugs into the country. The problem is that with so many islands, the country has a "porous border" that is difficult to defend against traffickers.
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Title text: Oh, and, uh, if the Russian government asks, that submarine was always there. |
[edit] Explanation
In Journal 1, Black Hat explains to Cueball that a hobby of his is to pretend to write in a journal while on the subway, acting embarrassed if anyone sees. He then proceeds to silently scorn the person once they give him any kind of reassurance.
In Journal 2, however, Danish sees through his ruse. She counteracts it by proving that she understands him, and attempts to resign him to the fact that he will never see her again, thus robbing him of the satisfaction of a proper social connection. She leaves, taking his hat in the process.
Initially stunned, Black Hat seems to have quickly recovered and tracked Danish down, even to the ends of the earth. He tells Danish that although she was able to read him brilliantly, she miscalculated one minor detail: how much Black Hat values his Hat. Rather than shrinking off in defeat as Danish intended, Black Hat actually became more motivated. Now he has at last regained his hat, the trademark of his personality and attitude, leaving him with the upper hand.
Reality ensues in the title text; if Black Hat stole a military submarine, said military is probably going to be hot on his tail. Black Hat will later be blamed for stealing the submarine in 496: Secretary: Part 3.
The whole "Journal" story arc:
- 374: Journal
- 377: Journal 2
- 405: Journal 3
- 432: Journal 4
- 433: Journal 5
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- [Two women ice-skating outside.]
- Ponytail: Wait up!
- Danish (wearing Black Hat's Hat): Skate faster!
- [Danish sees cracking ice.]
- Crack Crack
- [Danish on chunk of ice broken off.]
- Crack Rumble
- [Submarine dorsal fin emerging.]
- [Black Hat (minus hat) coming out of hatch.]
- Black Hat: Hi.
- Black Hat: That's my hat you're wearing.
- Danish (wearing Black Hat's Hat): So, you found me after all.
- Black Hat (out of frame): You didn't make it easy.
- Black Hat: You saw through me, all right. But not quite well enough.
- Black Hat: Because if you wanted to stay lost forever, you made one mistake
- [Black Hat climbing out of hatch.]
- [Black Hat sliding down a sheet of ice.]
- [Black Hat snatches hat from Danish's head as he slides by on the ice.]
- [Black Hat skidding to a stop and putting hat back on his head.]
- Black Hat: You took my hat.
- Black Hat: I LIKE my hat.
- [Black Hat walking away.]
- [Danish left standing.]


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Emma | Report | 23 Sep 2003 22:41 |
Hi Bernard, Had a look for your relatives to see if they may have been born slightly earlier than you say, but nothing looks likely I'm afraid. I can only do 1891 lookups - have you checked on the 1901 census? |
Emma | Report | 23 Sep 2003 22:49 |
Hi Laurie, Do you have an approximate age for Charles and Caroline Constant? |
Emma | Report | 23 Sep 2003 22:49 |
Hi Laurie, Do you have an approximate age for Charles and Caroline Constant? |
Laurie | Report | 23 Sep 2003 23:03 |
Hi Lucy, Charles Constant was born 1874, Plumstead and Caroline Constant (nee Morland) born 1877 also in Plumstead. It may be possible that they were not married at that time. I have more info on their families if you need it. Laurie |
Bernard | Report | 23 Sep 2003 23:38 |
hi lucy. thanks for looking for me i am pretty new at this . But i will keep looking. thanks again. bernie. |
Chelly | Report | 24 Sep 2003 10:37 |
Hi Lucy another request if possible: EDWIN COMLEY about 8/12 years old - also ALEXANDER ASPLAND aged about 61ish both London areas - you really must be exhausted - but I know all of us are so, so grateful for all your help with this very frustrating 'hobby'. Regards Shirley |
Emma | Report | 24 Sep 2003 10:52 |
Hi Laurie, RG12/527, Folio 62, page 4 Forest Hill, Charlton, London 22 Park Street Francis Flauding, head, mar, 42, bricklayer, Tunbridge Annie Flauding, wife, mar, 43, Waltham East Charles C Constant, stepson, sing, 17, laborer telegraph wk, Plumstead Ethel Constant, stepdaur, 6, scholar, Woolwich Thomas Standing, bro, sing, 28, bricklayer, Hastings George Reader, boarder, sing, 32, labourer, Maidstone As you can see they've transcribed either Francis or Thomas incorrectly - I assume you'll know which is correct. Can't find Caroline Morland, however, there is Caroline Morley born Plumstead father Joseph - could this be her? |
Patricia | Report | 24 Sep 2003 11:09 |
Could you please look up Charles Baker Aston Birmingham Warwickshire he had a son Harry Baker b 1883 circa thank u. |
Patricia | Report | 24 Sep 2003 11:09 |
Could you please look up Charles Baker Aston Birmingham Warwickshire he had a son Harry Baker b 1883 circa thank u. |
Emma | Report | 24 Sep 2003 11:11 |
Hi Shirley, No Edwin Comleys the right age in London, there is one born and living in Gloucestershre and one of 18 in London however there is E M Comley of the right age details are: RG12/429, Folio 32, Pg 28 Battersea London 25 Church Road Thomas G Comley, head, mar, 46, millwright, Battersea J Comley, wife, mar, 44, Battersea E M Comley, son, 11, scholar, Battersea F Comley, son, 10, scholar, Battersea A Comley, daur, 7, scholar, Battersea Mrs Turner, mother in law, wid, 75, Living on her means, City Ford ? W Turner, brother in law, wid, 45, Engineers Assistant, City Ford ? RG12/356, Folio 95, pg2 Newington St Mary, London 66 Hill Street Alexander Aspland, head, mar, 61, basket maker, Wandsworth Emily Aspland, wife, mar, 43, Holborn Ellen Aspland, daur, sing, 17, Ironer, Camberwell Florence Aspland, daur, 3, Newington Louisa Aspland, daur, 1, Newington Frederick Beckingham, stepson, sing, 19, Labourer, Oxford St James Beckingham, stepson, sing, 17, warehouse lad, Camberwell Emily Beckingham, stepdaur, 14, scholar, Camberwell Richard Beckingham, stepson, 7, scholar, Camberwell |
Jacqui | Report | 24 Sep 2003 11:23 |
I don't know if I dare ask you as you seem to have spent ages looking on the 1891 census - but please, if you have time, and you feel like it, could you look up the following family for me? Thomas Trigg, Margaret (his wife), Ida (his daughter). They might have been living in Newport Monmouthshire in 1891. No problems if you cannot find them - just thought I would ask before you collapse. Jacqui |
Chelly | Report | 24 Sep 2003 11:26 |
Hi Lucy - once again many thanks - Shirley |
Emma | Report | 24 Sep 2003 11:57 |
Hi Patricia, I'm sorry I can't find anything exact for you the two closest are Charles Baker with son Harry (4) and Harry Baker with father John Baker |
Emma | Report | 24 Sep 2003 12:07 |
Hi Jacqui, I'm seeing these schedules in my sleep now!! Found your Triggs (my son's headmaster's surname by the way) in Cardiff. RG12/4397, Folio 123, pg71 Cardiff Glamorgan 5 Cradock Street Thomas Trigg, head, mar, 28, policeman, Gloucester Margaret Trigg, wife, mar, 32, Cumbran Ida L Trigg, daur, 3, Newport Mon. Elsie G Trigg, daur, 9mnths, Cardiff Mary Harris, mother in law, wid, 69, Cumbran Mon. Martha Henspier?, lodger, wid, charwoman, Newport Mon. |
Patricia | Report | 24 Sep 2003 12:25 |
Thank U Lucy - keep u the good work we do appreciate it |
Jacqui | Report | 24 Sep 2003 13:17 |
Thanks very much Lucy - much appreciated. I didn't know my great-grandad was a PLOD. Perhaps I can investigate him a little bit further now. Your help much appreciated. Jacqui |
Amanda | Report | 24 Sep 2003 14:54 |
Hi Lucy! Can you look up the name Lee, George Henry in Birmingham or Lee, Anna Louise in Birmingham as well? I'd very much appreciate it! Thanks! Amanda |
Amanda | Report | 24 Sep 2003 14:58 |
Anna Louisa's maiden name was Toft, if that comes up as well. They were married in September of 1891 but I don't know if they were when the census took place. I think they lived in White Owl Road. Thanks again! |
Emma | Report | 24 Sep 2003 15:49 |
Hi Amanda, I can't find anything immediately for either George or Anna. Do you have approximate ages for them? |
Emma | Report | 24 Sep 2003 15:49 |
Hi Amanda, I can't find anything immediately for either George or Anna. Do you have approximate ages for them? |


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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Director : Alfonso Cuarón
Screenplay : Steven Kloves (based on the novel by J.K. Rowling)
MPAA Rating : PG
Year of Release : 2004
Stars : Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Emma Watson (Hermione Granger), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), David Thewlis (Prof. Lupin), Michael Gambon (Albus Dumbledore), Gary Oldman (Sirius Black), Robbie Coltrane (Rubeus Hagrid), Alan Rickman (Prof. Severus Snape), Maggie Smith (Prof. Minerva McGonagall), Emma Thompson (Prof. Sybil Trelawney), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), Timothy Spall (Peter Pettigrew), Richard Griffiths (Uncle Vernon), Pam Ferris (Aunt Marge)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the best so far of the film series based on J.K. Rowling's books about a burgeoning boy wizard. While the first two films were competently directed by Chris Columbus, they relied far too much on the source novels and were almost completely devoid of their own magic. Columbus, hardly Hollywood's most inventive or visual director, made good adaptations that never really soared. Prisoner of Azkaban, on the other hand, comes very close to soaring.
The big change has been replacing Columbus, who bowed out after all the stress of shooting the first two films back to back, with Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón, best known for the indie art-house hit Y tu mamá también() (2001), a highly sexualized coming-of-age story. He also directed 1995's A Little Princess, a beautiful children's film that Rowling counts among her favorites. Thus, while Cuarón would seem to be an odd pick to helm the third entry in a big-budget mainstream movie franchise, he turns out to be the perfect choice because he brings a much-needed sense of daring and artistry.
He challenges the material by focusing in on one central theme—that of the difficulties of maturation between childhood and adolescence—rather than trying to throw everything on screen that he can as Columbus did. Potter purists will probably be disappointed at the number of subplots that get cut (Prisoner of Azkaban the book is longer than the first two, while the film is actually shorter), but it makes for a better film. Screenwriter Steven Kloves, who also adapted the first two, has written a much leaner script that allows Cuarón to work his own magic.
Of course, much is still the same, but with a few slight twists. The familiar Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry hasn't changed, with its cavernous halls, moving staircases, and giant dining hall lit with floating candles. However, Cuarón imbues it with some new, sometimes wickedly funny touches, such as using long shots of the Whumping Willow briskly taking out a bird in a puff of feathers as a transition between scenes. The game of Quidditch, a sort of wizard version of rugby, makes a brief appearance, but Cuarón makes it down and dirty by staging it in a torrential downpour. There are several new fantastic creatures, including a hippograff named Buckbeak, which is a combination of an eagle and a horse, a werewolf, and a transforming rat.
The biggest revelation in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, though, is the emotional resonance of the film's central trio—Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and his two best friends, Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) and Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint). They have truly grown into their parts over the course of three years, and it's impossible to imagine any other actors playing them. The emotions in this film are darker, bringing it an edge that the previous films lacked. Simply put, by this time, Harry has been through too much, and his innocence has been lost.
Thus, Harry, in particular, has matured since the last outing, and Cuarón highlights Harry's adolescent angst in a way we haven't seen before. In the first two films, Harry was often passive until push really came to shove, at which time he became a reluctant hero. Here, he has the built-up anger that every pushed-around 13-year-old feels, and it often erupts in unexpected moments, such as in the opening scene when he "blows up" his nasty aunt. That same angst also feeds Hermione, who is the most proactive of the three, but must cope with being a lone girl in a largely male world. The gender tension is palpable, but just below the surface, and it will be interesting to see if it develops further in the next film (which is slated to be directed by Mike Newell).
The story this time around focuses on the escape of a renegade wizard named Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), who has been imprisoned in Azkaban for his role in the deaths of Harry's parents. Sirius is believed to be in league with Lord Voldemort, the evil and powerful wizard who killed Harry's parents and has tried to kill Harry several times before. Thus, everyone at Hogwarts is nervous that Sirius will try to sneak in and snatch Harry, thus Azkaban sends out their guards to protect the school. Unfortunately, their guards are hideous, floating entities called Dementors, which look like hooded grim reapers and have the power to suck your soul right out of you.
As before, Prisoner of Azkaban continues the tradition of keeping well-known British character actors employed by introducing several new Hogwarts professors, including the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Lupin (David Thewlis), and Sybil Trelawney (Emma Thompson), the heavily bespectacled and slightly nutty professor of divination. And, after the recent death of Richard Harris, the school's headmaster Albus Dumbledore is now played by Michael Gambon, who reinterprets Dumbledore as an aged hippie.
Because so many of the subplots have been cut, Prisoner of Azkaban has a better flow than the previous two films, which often felt clunky and episodic, though never boring. This is crucial because the final quarter of the film involves a time-traveling gambit in which events are shown twice from different points of view. If it had been further clouded with subplots, this twisty last act might have been too much, turning the film into an overburdened mess. However, Cuarón manages to make it work while also using it to give the otherwise dark film a ray of light at the end.
For all its focus on anger, angst, and the pains of growing up, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban ends on a deliriously upbeat note, suggesting that Harry recognizes in himself the avenue out of his angst into further maturity. The film's ending on a freeze-frame suggests a nod to Francois Truffaut's masterpiece of adolescent angst The 400 Blows (1959), but rather than capturing a moment of complete uncertainty, it captures that ebullient transition into Harry's new and more confident self.
Copyright ©2004 James Kendrick
All images copyright ©2004 Warner Bros.


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Years at Knox: 2013 to present
Ph.D. candidate, University of Minnesota
M.S., University of California-Davis, 2008
B.A., College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University, 2003
Teaching Interests
Environmental & resource economics, microeconomics, invasive species
Michael Cooke and Ritu Gyawali are chosen for the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship program, which awards up to $5,000 for costs related to studying abroad.
John Podesta, a Knox College graduate and member of the Board of Trustees, will join the White House staff as a senior counselor to President Barack Obama, according to media reports.
Music and writing students collaborated and performed with renowned bassist and composer Ben Allison, as jazz fans got a live, free preview of Allison's new album, during Knox's inaugural Mirza Jazz Residency.


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Once again tampering with mother nature to disastrous results, Dr. Herbert West (Jeffrey Combs) continues his research in director Brian Yuzna's second sequel to the 1985 splatter classic Re-Animator. Currently serving time in a maximum security prison for his previous exploits, West's limited prison-cell experiments are suddenly interrupted by the arrival of Howard Phillips (Jason Barry), the new prison doctor and the brother of the girl who suffered from West's experiments 13 years earlier. Knowledgeable of West's previous experiments and eager to assist the mad doctor in continuing his studies, the naive Phillips discovers that West's continued studies have revealed a more effective means of bringing back the dead -- the removal of an individual's Neuroplasm, or soul, and the injection of it into a newly reanimated corpse. An electrical phenomenon discharged at the moment of death, with the discovery of the Neuroplasm West may have finally discovered the missing link to effectively bringing life to death. Or not. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Bartender and aspiring actress Diana Diaz (Elsa Pataky) leaves Spain and her best friend Maria to seek her fortune in Miami, only to get discouraged when her money runs out, and frequent casting calls lead to nowhere. Later arriving in Hollywood with the help of some newfound friends, Diana discovers that the price of fame is higher than she though after transforming herself into "DiDi" in one final shot at superstardom. DiDi Hollywood is the second chapter in director Bigas Luna's trilogy concerning women and success. The first installment was 2006's Yo soy la Juani. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Six people involved in covering up the death of a friend find that the police aren't all they have to fear in this thriller from Spain. Four years after Nacho (Gustavo Salmeron), an artist preoccupied with death, disappeared under mysterious circumstances, his identification turns up, and police detective Quintana (Emilio Gutierrez-Cuba) decides to reopen his investigation. Quintana questions Ivan (Fele Martinez), a friend of Nacho's, about the missing man, but Ivan denies any knowledge of what happened. However, it turns out that Ivan is lying. He and five of his friends -- Clara (Maria Esteve), Ramon (Sergio Peris-Mencheta), Carlos (Adria Collado), Patricia (Lucia Jimenez), and Candela (Elsa Pataky) -- joined Nacho for a weekend trip to the country. Nacho died, and the group buried his body rather than face the police. Ivan reassembles the group to dig up Nacho's corpse and move it before it can be discovered, but it seems that Nacho's ghost walks, and he's looking for revenge against his former pals. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A trio of bumbling prison escapees discover that no one is ever what they appear to be while trying to elude authorities in a criminal comedy of errors starring Sancho Gracia, Pablo Carbonell, Carlos Fuentes, and Elsa Pataky. With the police and the mafia both hot on their trail, and no place to run to save for an isolated Mediterranean castle inhabited by a beautiful woman, getting out of their current dilemma alive may take more criminal instinct than these three incompetent outlaws have combined. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Director Justin Lin (The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, Fast & Furious) returns to the helm for this adrenaline-charged sequel reuniting series stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker for their biggest thrill ride yet. With the police in hot pursuit and wanted fugitive Dom (Diesel) in tow, Brian (Walker) and Mia (Jordana Brewster) make their way to Rio, and realize they've run out of luck. In order to earn their freedom, they'll have to pull off their biggest job yet. After assembling a crack team of the top racers in Brazil, the gang prepares to confront the crooked businessman who seeks to silence them forever. Meanwhile, unstoppable federal agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) has assembled his own team, an intimidating group of top cops whose sole mission is to capture Dom, Brian, and Mia by whatever means possible. But as the race heats up, Hobbs loses his ability to tell the good guys from the bad guys. Now, in order to prevent the lawless trio from being turned into roadkill before he can arrest them, Luke puts his pedal to the metal, and begins to rely more on his killer instinct than his police training. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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An English-language throwback to the type of distinctly Italian thriller that earned him the international reputation as "The Italian Hitchcock," Dario Argento's Giallo once again teams the director with producer and younger sibling Claudio Argento to tell the tale of a serial slasher with a penchant for cutting beautiful women. After discovering that her sister has been abducted by a notorious serial killer who operates under the name "Yellow," an American flight attendant enlists the aid of an Italian investigator in seeking out her missing sibling. Asia Argento, Adrien Brody, Emmanuelle Seigner, and Elsa Pataky star in this thriller, penned by screenwriters Jim Agnew and Sean Keller. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A legendary gunman discovers why sometimes the simplest-sounding missions can also be the most dangerous when he attempts to recover a briefcase containing "the meaning of love" from a five-star hotel. Even the worst criminals tremble with fear upon hearing the name Malone (Thomas Jane). If only half of the rumors surrounding the tough-as-nails triggerman are true, then he's still the meanest guy ever to walk these unforgiving streets. Some say that Malone picked up his first gun after gangsters killed his entire family, and those are the most optimistic rumors concerning his shady background. Contacted by his point man, Murph, and asked to retrieve a briefcase from a haughty local hotel, Malone makes quick work of the thugs and hitmen who've been awaiting his arrival. But Malone didn't expect to walk into a shoot-out, and after pressing Murph for more information, he discovers that the man who contracted him for the perilous assignment was none other than powerful local mob boss Whitmore. Now that he has the briefcase, Malone is supposed to give it to blonde bombshell Evelyn (Elsa Pataky), who will in turn deliver it to Whitmore in exchange for her brother Sammy. Should the briefcase fail to materialize, Sammy will pay the ultimate price. Meanwhile, suspecting that the case contains work visas for a group of immigrant girls he wants to put to work as prostitutes, Whitmore recruits hulking giant Boulder (Ving Rhames) and blade-wielding psycho Mauler (Chris Yen) to get the briefcase back from Malone. Should they fail in achieving this simple task, deranged pyromaniac Matchstick (Doug Hutchison) will almost certainly succeed. Later, at the drop-off, Mauler kills Sammy, sparking an intense shoot-out during which Malone and Evelyn are separated. With nowhere to run and the three thugs fast gaining ground, Malone vows to protect the contents of the case and take down Whitmore once and for all. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The true story of a man who stumbled into a lucrative career as one of Europe's biggest drug dealers comes to the screen in this comedy-drama. Howard Marks (Rhys Ifans) was a young Welshman studying at Oxford when he discovered there was something unusual about his dorm room -- it had a secret passageway that led to a storage space used by one of the school's top marijuana dealers. Marks and the dealer struck up a friendship as he became an enthusiastic customer, and a few years later, when plans to bring a large cache of hashish into England via Germany went haywire, Marks stepped in to help and was introduced to a circle of big league marijuana traffickers. Marks quit his job as a teacher to become a full time drug wholesaler, and while his new career cost him his first marriage, it introduced him to Judy (Chloe Sevigny), a lovely woman who became the love of his life. As Marks' business grew, he gained some interesting new associates, including an Irish Republican Army operative (David Thewlis) who knew how to get past customs agents, an intelligence agent (Christian McKay) working on both sides of the law and a wildly eccentric American marijuana kingpin (Crispin Glover). Mr. Nice was adapted from the autobiography by the real-life Howard Marks; Marks is good friends with Rhys Ifans, who was cast to play him in the film. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Desperate to escape Lima's cold winter blast after his father's recent suicide, a grieving son finds himself unexpectedly joined by his beautiful stepsister and her domineering husband in director Ricardo de Montreuil's entry into the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. Santiago has just lost his father, and now the last thing he wants to deal with is another brutal winter in Lima. Looking to escape to more picturesque surroundings, Santiago sets his sights on the inviting beaches of Máncura. Just as Santiago is about to leave, however, his stepsister Ximena and her arrogant husband Inigo show up and invite themselves along for the ride. After picking up a wandering hitchhiker on the side of the road, the hard-partying travelers finally arrive at their destination. Once there, however, simmering romantic tensions within the group gradually threaten to boil over. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A bloody trail of mutilated corpses leaves a remote village frozen with fear in this full moon tale of terror starring Julian Sands and directed by El Segundo Nombre's Francisco Plaza. When authorities discover a number of bodies bearing wounds of surgical precision mixed with savage gashes deep within the nearby forest, the citizens of Allariz vow never again to set foot in the dreaded woods. Though a wandering soap vendor named Manuel Romasanta has confessed to the crimes claiming that he used the fat of the victims as the foundation for his deep cleansing skin care products, a deeper investigation reveals that Romasanta may in fact be suffering from the curse of lycanthropy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Forget terrorists or hijackers -- there's a handful of deadly assassins aboard a jet liner and they don't even have arms or legs in this airborne thriller. Neville Flynn (Samuel L. Jackson) is an FBI agent handling what seems like a routine assignment -- serving as bodyguard for Sean Jones (Nathan Phillips), a Hawaiian surfer dude who is flying to California to testify in a high-profile criminal trial after witnessing mobster Eddie Kim (Byron Lawson) murdering one of his underlings. However, Flynn's job gets a lot more challenging when he discovers Kim's associates don't want Jones to talk, and have devised a unique way to ensure his silence. A cache of highly dangerous poisonous snakes has been hidden on board the jet, and is released using a timed mechanism once the flight is well underway. The snakes quickly attack several members of the flight crew and are eagerly eying the passengers when Flynn decides its time to get medieval on the reptiles. Also starring Rachel Blanchard, Benjamin McKenzie, and Mark Houghton, Snakes on a Plane was produced under the title of Pacific Air Flight 121, but in several interviews Samuel L. Jackson expressed his enthusiasm for the script's original title, Snakes on a Plane, and the high-concept moniker quickly made the film's title and theme a favorite with bloggers and on Internet fan sites all over the world. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Founded in Hong Kong in 1987, Hightech Information System Ltd. is an internationally acclaimed graphics cards manufacturer. Commitment to Excellence is the bedrock of the company. HIS is proud to be ATI's Authorized 1st Tier AIB Partner, Certified Partner and Launching Partner. Up to the third quarter of 2011, HIS has won over 1,300 awards with ATI graphic solutions from major media all around the world. The performance-leading and award-winning models range from entry level to the most professional level products. HIS have proven to offer far superior, cooler, quieter and faster graphic cards than any other leading rivals. For further information, please visit the web site at http://www.hisdigital.com.