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Prehistoric Times And Cooking - In prehistoric times, men and women would live in villages together.
Pigs would race around, running in and out of huts. One day, a pig ran into a hut, which caught fire and burned down.
Some time later, a hungry man grabbed parts of the roasted...
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Feb 24, 2012
Museum Of Books - My sister goes to the mall...
...I go to the library...a museum of books..
There are masterpieces of creation in libraries...
People who have limited funds don't have to aacrifice their love of reading...
Libraries can be a place of solitude...it's quiet...
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Jun 17, 2012
Books Are Wonderful. Especially When I Don't Have to Buy Them - I really do love the library. I love to come home with a stack of books, anticipating slipping out of my reality and into a story. I adore books but I am not interested in keeping them. Once I've read a book I am...
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Jul 11, 2008
Particularly Working In the Library - There is a library in the University I attend and I sincerely think that deep down that was a big draw for me continuing my education there. It has large oak tables, and has this very strict hushed silence. The odd cough, a page...
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Aug 27, 2008
I Love The Library - I love the library,In fact,So much,I've got one at home!
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Apr 28, 2012
I Absolutely Adore - the library, being surrounded by so many books is just awesome. However I hate that the libraries around here seem to like to change their hours all the time and I was bummed that they were closed today because I need some more books to read :(
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May 28, 2012
And I Want Others To Love It Too. - I grew up with the library being a great and wondrous place. It has always been a safe place for me, a place where anything was possible and I could always enjoy myself. So I'm volunteering at the library with a child. They may or may not have...
Nov 6
The Best Place To Learn And Feel At Peace At The Same Time! - Just want to say that there's so much available in my town library. So, for example, you can borrow CDs or DVDs on Monday, read all the interesting magazines on Tuesday, Go on line there maybe on Wednesday, sign...
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May 16, 2012
Long Live The Library - I adore the library and practically live in it. I kind of get offended when I see people go in there only to use the computer and go on Facebook. But it is an advantage to me because that means I have less people crowding up the shelves looking for books...
1 Response
May 16, 2012
The Library Is My Safe Place - It's a place of endless new friends & adventures. A place where you can give your mind a break with the power of silence & renew it again with the strength of words. A place where the smell of paper has grown strong & become enticing. A place where...
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Oct 22, 2012
Being A Librarian - Hi everyone,I just got accepted into a graduate program for library science, so I thought I would write something here and introduce myself to some fellow library lovers. Hi all!
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Mar 20, 2011
The Library Rocks - i seriously love the library! i remember way back in the day when i got my first library card. oh man, that was an exciting time. suddenly i had access to this huge, exciting world filled with books. i'd check out a bunch and devour them in one weekend, then...
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Apr 28, 2008
I Often Wonder... - Who else has handled this book by its spine?
Who else has labored through its pages?
Who else has even considered this journey?
Whose long brown hair has been left in chapter 23?
Does anyone else excite at the aroma of communal literature and public...
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Dec 21, 2008
Local History. - I really enjoy researching local history and I am always impressed with the quality of information stored in British Libraries.
The courtesy of librarians is superb.
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Jun 12, 2012
I Love It So Much..... - that I work there!! i love it, too! Everyday I bring home new books ro read, either for myself or my daughter and granddughter. Movies, too, are abundant. Our llimit for items checked out at any given time is 50, and I am always at my limit. I know it...
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Jan 19, 2009
I Love the Library - I love to find a little dark corner in the library and camp myself out there all night to read books that I wouldn't otherwise have time reading during school. Or one time I brought my boyfriend back there and pretend I was studying when really, I was just...
3 Responses
Jun 16, 2008
It's One Of My Favorite Things! - I hate when people talk about how no one will use libraries anymore because of the internet and new technology! There is something different and so satisfying about reading a book, turning pages, viewing inked words, and seeing the book cover. I...
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Jul 24, 2011
A Time Alone - I love going to the library and surrounding myself with a few books of interest. I ususally try to find a hiding spot if you will to be all alone. I enjoy reading though books especially about teas and astrology. I also love the way I feel when I'm there. so quiet...
1 Response
Dec 23, 2011
My Library Is Great. - Besides the security gaurd always making me blush, I have a great time. First its filled with books. So its automatically a little piece of heaven. Second some of the people that go there are people from off the streets so there is always somebody...
Sep 16
It Saddens Me - As a child I visited the library at least once a week and usually left with 4 books. I loved staying up at night and reading under my blanket with a flashlight. I got lost in the adventures of the character and was fascinated with lives more exciting...
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Jul 18, 2010
Paper Friends.... - I have always loved books, since I was only a small boy I can remember spending breake times in the school library........books are like friends to me, and the library, a safehouse and a heaven on earth, I love the smell, the quiet, the mystery and the...
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May 12, 2011
Anything With Books- I Love! - I have always loved anywhere that has a lot of books, be it the library or a bookstore. When I was little, I used to spend hours upon hours in our local library or the school's library. Some of the best memories I have as a child are sitting in a...
1 Response
Jan 1, 2008
I **heart** the Library - My relationship with my hometown's library was affectionate. My mom took me there at times and I'd hide with my sister in the Children's Area. I eventually learned to travel throughout the world, thanks to my library. My grandfather was...
1 Response
Mar 22, 2008
Libraries Should Be Respected - I don't like the library here because it lacks in adequate material for a growing mind like mine...However, I enjoyed the one where I use to live greatly. Libraries should be respected because one day, it may all be computers.
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Jan 29, 2012
I Do - My mom took me to the library since I was about 4. Every trip was magical. She also read me bedtime stories. I never stopped going to the library. Then I went to university and I met a new library, a big one. It was so big that it had little corners where only dust...
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Jul 24, 2008
Just One Drifter, Off To See The World - July is here, somewhere in between preparing for my final exam and finding love, the weather's changed. You'd think that for a person who spent 5 years living in campus for the sake of tertiary education, I'd be able to walk away with a...
Jul 7
This Might Be Weird - I secretly love the smell of old books. That's one of my favorite things about going to the library is the way it smells.
May 21
Content, - When I'm in a library I feel safe. I have the same feeling that I have when I'm in bed smothering myself with blankets from the cold winter. Its a comforting feeling that lasts! To me libraries in many ways are portals to the world. In libraries I can read my favourite...
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Jul 5
In Walking Distance And Free Wifi - My idea of a night well spent is walking or riding my biking to the library, and staying so late they literally throw me out.
Sep 23, 2012
Resting - I always find a reason to visit the liblary. Doesn't have to be anything related to 'reading'. Sometimes I go there to take a rest from a very hectic day (yup, a rest in a liblary), sometimes to spend my free time, etc. Airport and liblary are two places that I like the...
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May 6
Summer Reading - One local library system I have a card for, has a summer reading program for adults as well as children. Just log your reading on the card they printed, turn it in by the end of August, and you're entered in a drawing. This year's prize is an ereader...
Aug 12, 2012
I Volunteer! - When I walk into the library, I just can't help but smile.
The library is where all my thoughts just go away and I can just read or work.
I love volunteering there, it's my home.
Oct 7, 2012
Growing Up In A Library - MY mother was a librarian and my playground was a huge university library. I loved picking a date and checking out the newspapers from that day in the microfilms room, or cruising the stacks for a new book. We didn't have the internet then, but anything...
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Feb 26, 2012
Yesterday - I was at the library yesterday. I liked it alot. In my city we have a big one called the Millenium Library. It's friggin huge. Its a four storied building that has new architecture and was built a few years ago. I've had some really good times there. I brought a girl...
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Mar 23, 2012
Best Book Store In The World - it gives me access to so many books and doesn't require me to have the space to keep them. What could be better than that?
Oct 10, 2010
Its Free - The library is fabulous...its like a free borders! LOL ;D
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Apr 16, 2008
I Met The Man Of My Dreams There. - I met the man of my dreams 2 years ago and now were getting married in June. I would go to the library every day with a couple friends and that day just happened to be some guitar hero teen thing and he was playing guitar hero on expert with...
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Feb 18, 2012
Spamerikan Whyyy? - I don't feel like finishing this but it would be a waste to not put up somewhere.
And there we were all in one place
Poverty populace without grace
Barnes and Noble is overpriced
SO come on, get out your card, it's not hard
The Librarian...
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Aug 27, 2009
I Love It - I love it, I love it, i love it, i do. The books, the shelves, how the books smell when you open them, the way the books are perfectly aligned in the shelves. . .its as if they are calling me out to read them! I love walking through the aisles of shelves that are...
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Apr 25, 2011
My Second Home... - To me, the library is a place to go for holidays and adventures you can't afford to go on in the real world.
Books give you possabilities and chances.
They increase your levels of imagination and make everything possible.
A library is quiet and peaceful, it's...
Oct 26, 2012
The World Wouldn't Be the Same Without Them - someday i am going to support a library. when i have money to help others. the library has given me the opportunity to research all the things i am interested in, and find new passions. i usually check out so...
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Dec 5, 2007
The Library Is Awesome Place To Visit And Borrow Books. - The city I'm living in. The library can let me download free music. I better go ask how do I do it.
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Mar 16, 2012
Library - I love to go to the library It let's me check out new authors.
It is wonderful to meet ...
5 Responses
Apr 21, 2008
So Many Possibilities - I love the library.( Can I just say I HATE when people say LI-BERRY...???!!!)
It is so full of possibilities and new things to learn, new adventures to be had, and the quiet is sublime. No rushing, no one needing anything from me, just...books. Do I want...
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Jun 24, 2012
Free Books To Read! - I adore the library! I love reading and I think it's great it is something that can be done for free! But I often wonder how many people have read the book I'm reading while they are pooping 😳
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Nov 10
The Smell Of Old Books - It might sound odd, but i love the smell of old books :) and i prefer reading actual books compared to "kindles"and other devices, its not the same if there are no pages to turn... i think it adds to the experience!!
Feb 19, 2012
Librarian - I haven't return university since 2011 to complete my 4 years. After few months in 2011 it slapped me with school debt. I have few grands left to to go before wanting back to school in Fall 2014.
During in 2013 I've come to realized I would like to become a...
Oct 23
The Kingdom - I've been going to libraries ever since I was in grade school. I always went on Tuesdays and I must say there's no place on earth like it. As a kid, I never even restricted myself to the children's sections for if there was something I wanted to read, I took it out...
Apr 6
Young Stalin - Has anyone else read "Young Stalin" by Simon Sebag Montefiore?
I actually admire Stalin's tenacity, commitment and sheer determination. He sacrificed everything in life for his cause. Something which I can never do. Although he became a murderous tyrant, his youth...
1 Response
Oct 27, 2012
In The Library - I used to work in a library many years ago so I am quite at home in one. I love the smell of books as much as I love the raw hot passionate smell of sex. I love to feel their pages between my fingers as I caress their folds and the pages tease my mind. I love the...
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May 11, 2011
A Monument -
It's taken me almost thirty three years to realise that libraries can be such wonderful places to visit. And I am visiting them a lot lately, for books of all descriptions, recordings of music, films...More than two thousand years ago ancient China burned their...
1 Response
Feb 26, 2012
Great Place For Research And Learning ... - Read my title one more time and that's nothing but the truth about Library and all its worth ... Great Place to Be on a Rainy Day and I often go there for Peace and Solitude.
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Apr 12, 2012
Library, I Love You^_^ - I just love the library..There's so much memory in library.
I've remembered of having fried chicken with my friend under the table in school library..The librarian caught us and she scolded at us till she shed tears..haha..I like this memory.
I've hide...
Aug 28
*books Are Our Great Friends* - i love books. they are our great friends. they help us in every mode of life. so just love books and try to read as much books as you can. Books are quiet and calm. they are quiet but they tell us too many things that are really inspiring...
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Aug 17, 2012
My First And Only Love..... - He is good looking,tall, funny, nice, an awesome teacher and soon I found out, he had the most purest and most tender heart i ever came across. So yeah, I've been in love with my literature/english for more than an year now and instead of it just...
1 Response
Nov 27
In love with married man - It happened when I went to swap into a grad class (I was late so I waited till the lecture was over). I opened the door hearing that students were conversing with the professor; a thirty something handsome man is talking to several female students. He...
2 Responses
Nov 17
Do You Truly Know What Love Is? - Many people in cyberspace think they know what love is. Many people in real life talk about what love means to them in family situations, in dating relationships, in marriage. The main problem we have is the english language which doesn't do...
7 Responses
Nov 20
Give Me Love- Ed Sheeran - Give me love like her,
'Cause lately I've been waking up alone,
Pain splattered teardrops on my shirt,
Told you I'd let them go,
And that I'll fight my corner,
Maybe tonight I'll call ya,
After my blood turns into alcohol,
No, I just wanna hold ya.
1 Response
Dec 3
Why I Love My Boyfriend -
I love my boyfriend to pieces!!! He is a very sweet caring guy. He has these sexy amazing beautiful big deep dark chocolate brown eyes and dark brown hair and a sweet nice warm smile. He is not just my boyfriend but also my bestest friend evers. I...
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Also, for fans of Simmons' uniquely exuberant brand of hyperbole, this piece has a doozy:
But if you don't think the next five years of Jozy's career could potentially swing the future of soccer, you're insane.
Blog about sports and politics and whatever else seems interesting from a guy (formerly) in Mexico.
But if you don't think the next five years of Jozy's career could potentially swing the future of soccer, you're insane.
I think what he meant was that if Altidore is a huge success other top young athletes in the US (Allen Iverson has always been Simmons' favorite example, as well as my own) will start playing soccer instead of point guard or cornerback and we'll inevitably kick everyone else's ass. Certainly hyperbolic, but also naively hopeful, and I mean that in a good way.
Yeah I think that's right, but wouldn't Altidore need to hit something close to Messi status to have that kind of impact? I hope he gets there, but that seems like a lot of pressure to put on him.
Also, how much is any sport's growth popularity the matter of one guy? I dont mean this rhetorically. I remember in 97 we all talked about how Tiger was going to bring golf into neighborhoods where it had never been seen before; has that happened? Are there more minorities playing golf today?
You're right, of course - it's probably not in the cards for one guy like Altidore to bring a revolution, though even change at the margins could help the US quite a bit. On the other hand, I'm not sure it's quite comparable to other sports - despite its popularity among US youths, soccer's cultural acceptability remains nascent at best. Baseball-basketball-football have been totally consolidated for decades, so no one athlete really could have had that effect since waaay back in the day. Soccer is the potentially lucrative team sport where there's still LOTS of room for to gain acceptance as a legit aspiration, especially in the cities. (Sorry, NHL!)
As for golf, the structural obstacles to it taking off in inner city neighborhoods are rather larger than those confronting soccer. Though lawd knows the sport could use an infusion of urban flavor, whether from white people, minorities, aliens, whatever.
Soccer's definitely got a lot of advantages over sports in that it's so easy to play. And yeah once we get the Iversons out on the pitch, American soccer should be able to compete with anyone. I wonder, if in 50 years soccer is comparable basketball in popularity and the US is a perennial cup contender, if it will have grown more because one key superstar sparking interest, or more just a general organic growth.

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In Final Analysis, Richard Gere stars as Isaac Barr, a San Francisco psychiatrist whose alluring patient Diana Baylor (Uma Thurman) is being treated for traumatic memories. In order to find out more about her trauma, Diana suggests that Isaac speak to her sister and question her about what went on between them in the past. But when Isaac sets eyes on Diana's sister Heather (Kim Basinger), they become involved in a torrid and steamy sex affair. Unfortunately, Heather is married to psychotic sadist Jimmy Evans (Eric Roberts). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Based on the book by Meg Wolitzer, This Is My Life is the directorial debut for Nora Ephron, who adapted the script with sister, Delia Ephron. Dottie Engels (Julie Kavner) is a single mother with aspirations of becoming a standup comedian. When her Aunt Harriet dies, Dottie gets an apartment in Manhattan with her daughters, teenaged Erica (Samantha Mathis) and ten-year-old Opal (Gaby Hoffmann). Soon, Dottie's career is taking off and her agent, Claudia Curtis (Carrie Fisher), gets her on a comedy tour. Everything seems to work out well for Dottie, except that her daughters are left without a mother. Erica, who has just started dating Jordan (Danny Zorn) gets especially mad when she hears Dottie talking about her personal information on a talk show. The two girls are further upset with their mother's choice for a boyfriend, Arnold Moss (Dan Aykroyd). Eventually, Erica and Opal try to track down their real father, Norm (Louis di Banco), in upstate New York. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Brain Donors is a game attempt to redo the Marx Brothers' A Night at the Opera in a contemporary setting. John Turturro plays the "Groucho" character, a shifty lawyer (he's even given a Grouchoesque three-barrelled moniker). Bob Nelson is the "Harpo" counterpart, a puckish handyman. And Mel Smith completes the trio as a Chico-like cabbie. All three conspire to save a failing ballet company on behalf of dowager Nancy Marchand, who does a film-length impersonation of Margaret Dumont. At times, Pat Proft's script comes off more like a 3 Stooges short than a Marx Brothers romp, but that's not so bad. What hurts the film is its fluctuating pace, which shifts into neutral just when it should go into hyperdrive. Will Vinton's Claymation opening titles supply some of the film's biggest laughs. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Arnold Schwarzenegger sheds his action image in Ivan Reitman's police comedy Kindergarten Cop, where he plays an undercover cop teaching a class of hyperactive six-year-olds. As the film begins, John Kimble (Schwarzenegger) and his partner Phoebe O'Hara (Pamela Reed) are in pursuit of notorious drug dealer Cullen Crisp (Richard Tyson) and his scabrous mother Eleanor (Carroll Baker). John learns Cullen is searching for his ex-wife and his little boy, and Kimble plans to nail them when they find the former wife, who is believed to have $3 million of Cullen's drug profits. John and Phoebe follow the trail to Astoria, Oregon, where they believe Cullen's son is attending kindergarten. Although the child and his mother have changed names, John hopes they can pick up some clues. By coincidence, Phoebe used to be a schoolteacher and the school board permits her teach the kindergarten class, but Phoebe gets food poisoning and John is forced to teach the six-year-old whippersnappers himself. Along with lighthearted gags with the kids and the pursuit of the drug dealers, John has time for a little romance when he falls in love with one of the teachers (Penelope Ann Miller), who ends up surprising him with more than love. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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This vigilante flick features Eduardo Yanez as Yako and Diane Ferretti as his wife Diana. They are a honeymoon couple camping out in the woods alone, until a band of mountain brigands attacks them. The outlaws tie Yako to a tree and then gang-rape and murder his wife. After they leave, Yako exhibits more ingenuity than is usual for a soft city-dweller. He fashions his own weapons out of what he finds in the forest, and then he begins to methodically disarm the rapist-killers and wreak his revenge. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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A doctor (Tom Conti) and his wife (Teri Garr), recently divorced, are kidnapped and brought to South America by an inept jewel thief (Paul Rodriguez), just in time to help cure a tribal chief's daughter of appendicitis. Then, a series of circumstances brings the entire family together. ~ John Bush, Rovi
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This low-budget detective comedy has its moments of hilarity and will amuse anyone familiar with American television programs and movies. Dave Hawthorne is Sky Ryder, an off-the-wall detective with a wholly inept sidekick named Eppie (Bob Nelson). The two intrepids have been on a case for a year now, trailing the wrong woman, when they happen to save a damsel in distress (Frances Raines) as she's attacked by three nasty bikers who turn out to be FBI agents. Once thrown together by fate, romance develops between Ryder and the woman, though the danger has hardly ended. Sky Ryder stops the action now and again to do some great send-ups of well-known movie stars, indicating just how seriously one should take this film. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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John Schlesinger directed this fact-based drama - adapted from Robert Lindsay's bestseller of the same title -- about two Californians, friends since boyhood, who are caught selling government secrets to the Soviet Union. Christopher Boyce (Timothy Hutton) is an all-American boy, studying for the priesthood in a seminary. But Boyce decides to drop out of school, and with the help of his father (Pat Hingle), a FBI agent, he gets a job working for the CIA in a message-routing center. While reading the messages, Boyce is shocked to learn that the CIA is involved in fixing Australian elections. Watching the Watergate hearings on television, he feels an ever-mounting sense of outrage at the arrogance of the U.S. government and decides to do something about it. Deciding to supply the CIA messages to the Russians, he enlists his childhood friend Daulton Lee (Sean Penn) to help him. Lee is to deliver the CIA secrets to a Russian operative (David Suchet) at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. But Lee is an unreliable drug dealer, and his sloppy spy trail leads the two old friends into more trouble than they bargained for. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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A good ol' boy comedy-drama, Songwriter flashes enough substance between the songs and the hijinks to qualify as a sometimes astute look into the darker areas of the music business. Willie Nelson plays Doc Jenkins, the title character, who conspires with longtime pal Blackie Buck (Kris Kristofferson) to turn the tables on a shady promoter, Rodeo Rocky (Richard Sarafian), who has Doc signed to a contract that is one step short of indentured servitude. Lesley Ann Warren plays Gilda, an up-and-coming country chanteuse whom Doc is tutoring. The rest of the supporting cast is a mix of veteran character players (Rip Torn, Melinda Dillon) and musicians associated with Nelson (Mickey Raphael, Bee Spears, Jody Payne, Johnny Gimble). There are also plenty of musical numbers featuring Nelson and Kristofferson (solo and duets). The musicians/actors went on to co-star in two TV movies, A Pair of Aces and Another Pair of Aces, essentially playing the same kind of good ol' boy characters, though as detectives, not songwriters. ~ Tom Wiener, Rovi
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Director Alan Parker and writer Bo Goldman chronicle the emotional disintegration of an unhappy marriage. Albert Finney and Diane Keaton play George and Faith Dunlap, a seemingly happily married couple living with their four daughters in a converted farmhouse in Marin County, California. George is inwardly empty and decides to have an affair with Sandy (Karen Allen), who has doubts about how long their affair will last. Faith is also suffering from ennui and takes up with Frank Henderson (Peter Weller), the contractor for the Dunlap's tennis court. Frank, after discovering about Faith's affair, is in a confused state: he wants to leave and live with Sandy but doesn't want his wife to date other men and demands the love of his daughters -- all of whom now detest him. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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The action-adventure scenes of unconvincing sword fights, passable martial arts, and other macho displays alternate with the feminine displays of twins Mira and Mara (Leigh Harris and Lynette Harris) in this prehistoric fantasy. Mira and Mara were raised as boys -- for awhile, anyway -- to protect them from their villainous father Traigon (Robert Ballesteros) who needs to sacrifice his first-born to the gods in order to become even more powerful in the arts of magic. The twins are aided in their struggle against their father by two warriors, Erlik (Bob Nelson), dubbed with a Southern accent that gives away the tongue-in-cheek subtext of the plot, and Baldar (Bruno Rey). Subsidiary battles with sex-starved zombies who have been put away too long, and the monkey men who suffer from the same problem, imply that sexual deprivation can lead to some nasty-tempered machos, even if they are zombies. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Honeysuckle Rose
After displaying his easygoing charm in a number of television appearances and a showy supporting role in The Electric Horseman, Willie Nelson scored his first leading role in this romantic comedy-drama in which he (appropriately enough) plays a musician. Buck Bonham (Nelson) is a country singer/songwriter with a loyal following in his native Texas and the neighboring Western states. However, Buck hasn't yet had the hit record that would make him a star nationwide; in the meantime, Buck and his band keep up a busy tour schedule, much to the annoyance of his wife, Viv (Dyan Cannon), and son, Jamie (Joey Floyd), who would like to see Buck at home every once in a while. As Buck wonders if he should press on with his musical career or call it quits, his close friend and longtime guitarist Garland Ramsey (Slim Pickens) announces he's retiring, and suggests a good replacement -- his daughter, Lily (Amy Irving). Lily had a crush on Buck as a child, and now as a full-grown and very beautiful woman, her infatuation has only increased with time. Consequently, Buck must choose between Viv and Lily as well as his home and his career. Honeysuckle Rose was written specifically for Nelson, and his character bears more than a passing similarity to Willie and his life before the album Red Headed Stranger made him a star; the film also earned Nelson an Academy Award nomination for the film's theme song, "On the Road Again." ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Apocalypse Now
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One of a cluster of late-1970s films about the Vietnam War, Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now adapts the Joseph Conrad novella Heart of Darkness to depict the war as a descent into primal madness. Capt. Willard (Martin Sheen), already on the edge, is assigned to find and deal with AWOL Col. Kurtz (Marlon Brando), rumored to have set himself up in the Cambodian jungle as a local, lethal godhead. Along the way Willard encounters napalm and Wagner fan Col. Kilgore (Robert Duvall), draftees who prefer to surf and do drugs, a USO Playboy Bunny show turned into a riot by the raucous soldiers, and a jumpy photographer (Dennis Hopper) telling wild, reverent tales about Kurtz. By the time Willard sees the heads mounted on stakes near Kurtz's compound, he knows Kurtz has gone over the deep end, but it is uncertain whether Willard himself now agrees with Kurtz's insane dictum to "Drop the Bomb. Exterminate them all." Coppola himself was not certain either, and he tried several different endings between the film's early rough-cut screenings for the press, the Palme d'Or-winning "work-in-progress" shown at Cannes, and the final 35 mm U.S. release (also the ending on the video cassette). The chaotic production also experienced shut-downs when a typhoon destroyed the set and star Sheen suffered a heart attack; the budget ballooned and Coppola covered the overages himself. These production headaches, which Coppola characterized as being like the Vietnam War itself, have been superbly captured in the documentary, Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse. Despite the studio's fears and mixed reviews of the film's ending, Apocalypse Now became a substantial hit and was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor for Duvall's psychotic Kilgore, and Best Screenplay. It won Oscars for sound and for Vittorio Storaro's cinematography. This hallucinatory, Wagnerian project has produced admirers and detractors of equal ardor; it resembles no other film ever made, and its nightmarish aura and polarized reception aptly reflect the tensions and confusions of the Vietnam era. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi
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George Hamilton produced and stars in this appealing bio-pic about real-life stunt daredevil Evel Knievel. Knievel's famous motorcycle stunts and early life are remembered in flashback by the performer in the moments before a big jump. The cast includes familiar drive-in movie faces like Vic Tayback, Sue Lyon, Cheryl Rainbeaux Smith, and Dub Taylor, and much of it was filmed on location in Knievel's hometown of Butte, Montana. Though Hamilton is quite good in the lead, most fans prefer the real thing -- Knievel portraying himself in the later Viva Knievel! (1978). ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi
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A man with a strangely misshapen face wanders out of the desert near a small town and falls to the ground dead. The county sheriff (Nestor Paiva) tentatively identifies the dead man as Eric Jacobs, a laboratory assistant to Professor Deemer (Leo G. Carroll), a research scientist living a few miles out in the desert. But there's something strange about Jacobs; his facial features and bodily extremities are distorted to a point where he's barely recognizable. The sheriff calls in Dr. Matt Hastings (John Agar), the local physician, who makes a diagnosis of acromegalia, a glandular disorder that affects the body's growth. He also tells the sheriff that it can't possibly be acromegalia, because symptoms as pronounced as those he sees in this case take years to develop, and the man was in perfect health just three months earlier. Hastings refuses to believe the professor's account of Jacobs' rapid deterioration, but the sheriff takes the word of the scientist. Back in his laboratory, Deemer continues his work, going over tests of a chemical on various animals, all of which are jumbo-sized, including guinea pigs the size of rabbits, baby mice the size of full-grown rats, and a tarantula three feet long. Suddenly, the professor is attacked by his assistant (Eddie Parker), whose face and hands are distorted in the same manner as Jacobs, and who injects the helpless scientist with the experimental chemical before collapsing dead. A fire starts during the attack and in the confusion, the tarantula's glass cage is broken and it escapes the burning laboratory, wandering out into the desert. Weeks go by, and a new assistant, Stephanie "Steve" Clayton (Mara Corday), arrives to begin work for the professor. When Hastings gives her a ride to Deemer's home, the scientist explains to the doctor that he's been working on a radioactive nutrient, that, if perfected, could feed the entire world's population. He also says that Eric Jacobs made the mistake of testing the chemical on himself and it caused the disease that killed him. Hastings and Steve begin a romance, unaware that wandering around the desert is the tarantula from Deemer's laboratory, now grown to the size of an automobile and getting bigger with each passing day. Soon livestock and then people begin disappearing, and the sheriff is at a loss to explain any of it, or the one clue left behind in each case: large pools of what seems to be some kind of venom next to the stripped skeletons of the victims. Hastings takes some of the material in for a test; meanwhile, Steve notices that Deemer is going through some bizarre changes. His mood has darkened and his features now appear to be changing, as the acromegalia, caused by the injection, manifests itself. Hastings learns that one of the professor's test animals was a tarantula, which was presumed destroyed. When he learns that the pools near the deaths are composed of spider venom -- equivalent to what it would take many thousands of spiders to generate -- he's certain that the tarantula from the laboratory survived. By this time, the title creature is bigger than a house and ravaging the countryside, killing everything in its path and knocking down power lines and telephone poles as it moves. Hastings arrives just in time to rescue Steve from the attacking creature, which destroys Deemer's house and kills the professor. The sheriff and the highway patrol are unable to slow the creature, now the size of a mountain and moving at 45 miles an hour, even with automatic rifle fire, as it follows the road through the desert toward the town. Even an attempt to blow it up with dynamite fails when the monster walking right through the blast. Finally, the creature is poised to attack the town, when jets scrambled from a nearby Air Force base (led by a young Clint Eastwood, barely recognizable behind an oxygen mask) swoop in. When rockets fail to divert the monster from its path, the jets roar in for a second pass and drop enough napalm to incinerate the creature. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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Did anybody really believe this internal investigation would tell the truth? Don´t think for a minute that Hillary didn´t scrub this thing while "recovering".They forgot to mention this was an early April Fool´s joke.
Since their constituency is the "low information" voter, they lie with impunity. They don´t care about the voters who are engaged enough factually to understand their lies. We don´t matter since we can´t vote them out. They won.
Does anyone else get the idea that there was someone in DC on the line to the attackers telling them to go back and finish the job? Before the Seals were permitted to leave the annex, the Libyan were called to see if they could help. The security force from within Libya arrived at the airport and began to negotiate with Libyans to go to the embassy. And finally, after the initial assault on the annex, there was an attack 5 hours later. Is this a coincidence?
This must make the families happy just before Christmas.They are so two crisis before this latest.
What wasn´t mentioned was Stevens and how he was missing for at least 4 hrs. The WH and State didn´t know where he was, whether he had been taken hostage. There was time to get help there in that amount of time.
In other words, this story is really bad for our lord and master, obama. Why can´t we just stop talking about it, you racist losers?
Help denied.People died.0bama lied.Hillary lied.Media doesn´t care.
More lies piled on top of the lies Obama´s been feeding us.
the alternative media must keep this investigation alive until justice is done for the people who died. Where are the 20 escapees? Are they still alive?
As long as the phrase, "mistakes were made" appears, liberals expect forgiveness and sympathy.
After reading this, it is clear we have no idea WHAT happened, just that the USA is helpless, incompetent and stupid. If I were working for this government, I would resign and come home...and even home isn´t safe anymore.
Nothing but WH whitewash and scuttlebutt.
Of the many many self-proclaimed skillsets of the President the most impressive (to himself) was his great empathy and understanding of the Muslim religion. He had a fantasy that he could build some sort of relationship with radical Islam. This attack didn´t fit the narrative so the lies started. Now is there is no path back to the truth that doesn´t land him and many of his minions in some very hot water. Lower level people at the State Dept will be offered up as a sacrifice but those with real accountability will pay no price. It is the way of Washington. Do not doubt it.
Everything about this - from the Arab Spring, to removing Qaddafi, to removal of the bodies after 9/11-#2 ... was effed up.Four people dead in a hell hole. For no effin reason.Everything about North Africa and the Middle East policy has been irreparably effed up.Sorry for language implications but I can´t stand this. All of us are worthless to this administration, except for our money for their personal toys.
P.S. Who pushed that stupid VIDEO?
If I were a family member of these victims, I would be screaming from the rooftop!Totally unacceptable explanation.
If Obama had any guts Benghazi would be a parking lot today. If Mexico doesn´t release our Marine the same goes for them.
I think I finally realized why the low information voters like the democrats. They identify with the dems level of competence.
And underneath all the lies, a stunning display of incompetence...
Exactly, the video was an obvious cover up attempt. If it was a cover up, what was being covered up. Until the media starts reporting that Benghazi was a CIA gun running operation we will continue to get false information.
What about the prisoners being held in the compound for questioning? Paula Broadwell told the story in Colorado. Notice there has been no mention of those boys. This was a rescue mission to release the prisoners. O can´t have a narrative out there that says he went against his word.Being caught in a lie is a horrible thing for everyone but the dims.
My question: Whatt was so important that Ambassador Stevens was in Benghazi on September 11th when we know he was begging for more security prior to that date? Makes no sense. He put himself in the most dangerous city in Lybia on the anniversary of 9/11 just for kicks?
Re: #16. As quickly as the parents of a couple of the dead appeared and spoke out, they disappeared. I have no doubt that they have been threatened into silence along with the 20-30 other people who were rescued.
Didn´t Hillary have tons of file boxes removed from the White House? Put her on the hot seat and let her lie her way out of it. She will no longer be Secretary of State, but maybe they could send her to jail for perjury! Wouldn´t that be special? Then impeach obama, because he, above all, is responsible.
What orders, written or transcribed, did our fearless leader issue personally.
extreme disgust and hatred : loathingThat´s a simple definition of "abomination"as well as "Obamanation," Traitor-in-Chief´s view of America and Americans, and the reason he is free to exercise dictatorial control. Benghazi was swept under the rug because it was in PINO´s interest to do so.
This is on the back burner because they have their gun crisis which cannot be allowed to go to waste, as Rahmbo points out. But, guns were part of the Behgahzi issue. Something about guns from Libya to Syria and Ambass. Stevens, went back into a hot spot to finish up something after he had dinner with the Syrian diplomat. It remains fuzzy and will remain fuzzy as in Whitewater and all the other scandals that Clintons and Obama and the Chicago Connection running the White House control
#2 has got it so right......we hardly have a prayer without the media´s help and you know how that goes!! Benghazi??? what´s that ??
I caught a few minutes lst night of the Dems on this committee yesterday whining abut how this event has been politicized and that we should focus on the four dead Americans. And then Juan Williams on Fox News said the same thing. But oh wasn´t the Valerie Plame politicized to the nth degree? And how died there?This government today does not deserve the sacrifice of all of our dead warriors and diplomats buried in our national cememteries at home and overseas.
I wonder if we will ever hear from the survivors?
#´s 23 and 24 : Bingo!
Benghazi is all about gun-running to our enemies. Stevens had become dangerous to the regime and had to be taken care of.
And where is the PIAPS? Trying to get over the immaculate concussion. (With a tip of the hat to Laura Ingraham.)
FTA: The administration apparently determined that reaching out to a Libyan militia and government that had already failed in their duty to protect American diplomats, and then spending "hours" to charter a private plane, was a more efficient way to get reinforcements to Benghazi then to deploy some of what Mullen at Wednesday´s briefing described as the "lot of forces in Europe both at sea and on land."This is beyond incompetence. It was a deliberate order to stand down and this is the spin to cover this travesty/murder of our personal due to the inability of the "Libyan security forces to protect our embassy(?).And don´t try pass this off as no implications directly from the White House. That order to stand down came directly from the top/VJ and the Squatter in OUR HOUSE.
#31 That´s been bothering me from day one. Don´t they have a voice? Are there uncorrupted people anywhere? Were they threatened?
According to one congressman, there are at least 30 survivors being held in ´isolation´ somewhere so they can´t be questioned. That the government can hold you like this, with no outside contract, because they have to ´cover their fannies´ is very scary.
If it was all over in 20 or 30 minutes why did two people die seven hours later?
So basically #37 you are saying that they are now political prisoners? I think you are right. That poor guy that was blamed for the video is also still in jail.Judging from Hillary´s face back in Sept when all of the bodies came back, she knows what happened and she also knows that if anyone finds out she will be toast, too. She was greif stricken, but it was for herself. obama looked bad, too, but he seemed to have recovered more quickly.The military people that know have been threatened with their retirement. It´s going to be hard to crack them, because that is their survial. That is not right, but there it is. It isn´t right to keep those survivors captive until it blows over. We must go after Obama and and the rest of these reprobates in government. We have to keep up the pressure until we get answers that are correct and true. If it is gunrunning then all the more reason to keep on all of Obama´s gun problems. He has more than just Benghazi.
Too bad Barry wasn´t in that compound at the time. Bet there would have been support dispatched pretty quickly.
#37, #39- sounds like the nearly 30 government kidnap victims need to be found and freed. Bound to be lots of citizens here in the states that have seen them, wherever they are - assuming they are back home here. Think of the implications - their families have to have been pressured as well to not be kicking up a fuss - unless they didn´t know where they were posted and are still receiving communications from them.
Congress should demand:That Hillary testify before Congress under oath, so that if she lies they can charge her with perjury.The right for a small group of (Republican) House Committee Chairmen to conduct closed-door, one-on-one interviews, under oath, of each of the survivors who were rescued from Benghazi. Force the administration to identify them and make them available – no strings attached. Grant each of them full immunity from prosecution for any crime EXCEPT perjury, which eliminates their right to plead the fifth or to have an attorney (or a representative of the administration or State Department) present during the interview.The President claims that "the minute [he] found out what was happening", he gave an order to "make sure that we are securing our personnel [in Benghazi] and doing whatever we need to". Have him identify the person to whom he gave that order and the date and time at which he gave the order. Then subpoena that person to testify to Congress about what actions he took to fulfill that order.
From what I was reading online, totally by accident, something that I came upon was almost a blow by blow real time conversation between people who seemed to be watching everything unfold. I watched and read and though my memory may be of later on in the events, they kept wondering why help did not arrive. Why Stephens was not found by the others who were with him was a puzzle to me. Why it went on so long without help...I don´t know who those two men were who were back and forth, but they said more than once that there were videos from at least one drone, and at least one unknown American was talking by internet connection to someone. Oh, it was probably to those, 400 or so in various levels of command and military offices, who were also watching from the situation room or Pentagon or CIA...but they don´t really know what exactly who knew what or when or where. Sack of rocks wouldn´t believe those lies. But I am just sayin´.
We still don´t know who gave the orders to "stand down" any rescue attempts and why and let our brave men over there die over nothing. Obama and Hillary lied and our men died. We can add Susan Rice to the list of liars in this debacle.
The non-White House occupant is a MUSBRO. Do not forget that. He is for them, their culture, their religion, their law and their way of life.He wants this country reduced to be a meaningless player in the world of politics, economics, and military power.
That´s the problem with lying - they can´t remember what the last lie was so it keeps changing. Remember the quote (or near to it) Oh what tangled webs we weave when we first start to deceive. The only people who can keep the pressure on for the investigation are public people like O´Reilly, Sean Hannity and Rush.
Reading the transcript of the Benghazi investigation sounds like deja vu . A time frame of 30 minutes was available to send help stated the two unkown water carriers for Obama. Benghazi attack was being viewed via robots were being viewed in real time for at least anywhere beteen 5 to 8 hours. Panetta a few days later than 9/11 stated publically that they had no force available and time frame inadequate to help the belegeured defenders at Benghazi. The reason let´s point out again that Obama and his minions insisted ( Hillary Rice Panetta Adm Mullen et al)that the attackers were a mob stirred up by an anti islam movie.Al Quada was not quoted since Obama a few weeks earlier had told the world that El Quada was on the run since ´HE´ had killed OBL.Panetta and the Military elite knew that assistance was at hand at Sicily half hour by jet troop transport at most one hour.Shock troops lowered down into the Consulate Compound to aid the heroes defending the Consulate. What outright incompetance. Hillary wants to be the next prez she is not all there !
I was just thinking - why don´t we as a nation, fast the news! Too often we have considered fasting food to lose weight and become healthy. How about fasting the news, mainly the liberal news, to become healthy-minded! They have not cared for US! They have not reported "exactly" what has happened, even though I am sure they knew!Political correctness has ruled and ruined this country.Class warfare has brought more division, knowing we "all" want success and prosperity.This government is "stealing" from the so-called rich to "give" to the so-called poor, who are "often" unwilling to work for their own personal needs.We need to boycott or just stop watching/listening/caring about those who have "proved" they don´t care about US, only their liberal agenda, their own jobs.We don´t have much power left, but we do control our TVs and buying/subscribing to our newspapers,by not turnng them on/not buying into the news they are saying/printing - selling!We need to hit them in their pocketbook! Wages are where they are at too! I am sure Obama plans to protect them, but we could counter his play.America is dying and we cannot sit by and allow it to happen!Also, we need to get down on our knees, knowing God alone is able to "deliver US from evil - here and abroad!Merry Christmas to everyone. Jesus came to set the captives free - that´s US!


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I aplologize if this supposed to be in "support" (totally forgot about that) and it only seems to be applying to this game, Rockband 1/2/3 work just fine
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We stayed in the top- floor pair of rooms with bathrooms. My son had his own room with double bed and nearby private bathroom and my husband I had a larger room with sofa, en-suite bathroom and fantastic sea views. The whole hotel is beautifully decorated with lots of attractive paintings and objects d'art. We were made to feel very... More
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- Set in an impressive early Victorian Torquay villa, Ascot House Hotel was acquired in 2007 by Bernard Lien-Lambert, a French expatriate. It has now been fully-refurbished as a small 'boutique' hotel with 3 suites and 5 bedrooms.Run by Bernard and his American partner Terri, Ascot House Hotel has private, off-road parking and is most conveniently situated within a few minutes walking distance of the town centre, sea front, marina and the Riviera Conference Centre.We pride ourselves on ensuring a warm, welcoming atmosphere, comfortable accommodation, top class food, attention to detail and your personal needs.Although we are not the cheapest accommodation in Torquay, we feel that we can safely claim that we offer the best value for money. ... more less


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Stayed here last night; room was average for a Comfort Inn. I was surprised this property still had old tube televisions in the rooms. The cable was weak as we had to play with it to get reception. The room really could use more electrical outlets as most were used. I always carry a 3 way plug so we have... More
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- An unbeatable destination for skiing adventures, golf getaways, Olympic experiences and other outdoor pursuits, Comfort Inn on Lake Placid offers affordable and comfortable lodgings on the shores of Lake Placid in the heart of the Adirondack Park. Just minutes from the world-famous ski destination, Whiteface Mountain, this hotel is ideal for families, groups and even solo adventurers.The Comfort Inn on Lake Placid features deluxe continental breakfast served daily, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a year-round indoor heated pool and jacuzzi. For groups and meetings, our hotel also boasts versatile meeting/banquet space for up to 350 people. ... more less
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David and Raewyn were great hosts, even accommodating for the fact that we totally messed up the shift in daylight saving and arrived for breakfast an hour late! David was great company as we had lots of techy stuff in common to talk about.
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Set sail with us on a perilous swashbucklin' adventure in 2014 at the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort.
Will you join the battle for Castaway Camp? The all new pirate play area complete with its own forgotten fort and fearsome battle ships.
Fun for brave shipmates doesn't stop there. The hugely popular Pirate Falls will host a brand new quest – can ye help to search for a long lost treasure hoard?
Watch this space for further details as the tale unfolds. Arr.
There will be exhilarating water play in the DUPLO® Splash Safari where rangers large and small will discover their favourite supersized DUPLO animals. Also new in DUPLO Valley, Drench Towers, a truly unique and by far the largest outdoor water play structure in the UK! Are you brave enough to face the mighty surge from the giant tipping DUPLO brick?
There is plenty to explore in Brickville, our all new interactive play village. Fight fires at the Brickville Fire Station, stay safe in the DUPLO Valley Police Station, bake cakes at our Clown's Cake Shop and be the fairest of them all in your very own Princess Castle.
What's more, the original Fairy Tale Brook, an enchanting journey through tales of old, will be transformed as we launch the all new land with additional scenes including Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
New for 2013 - Adventures for Tiny Feet Guide!
Download the guide to learn more about what there is to do for toddlers visiting LEGOLAND Windsor. Make sure to print the guide and bring it with you as it includes a quiz to win a Pre-School Annual Pass!
The new LEGO® Legends of Chima 4D Movie will receive its UK Premiere at the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort. Take the whole family on a trip to Chima, where powerful tribes of animal warriors fight over the precious energy source CHI.
Building on the success of the hugely popular LEGO® Star Wars™ Miniland Model Display last year, come and see the latest additions to the attraction, with our very own galaxy of stars in the new LEGO® Star Wars™ Gallery. See 12 of your favourite characters from the Star Wars™ movies built from LEGO bricks, with each model standing three feet tall, including Yoda, Wicket, Anakin Skywalker and Princess Leia. A must for all Star Wars™ fanatics!
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Step inside Makuhero City's own LEGO® Hero Factory LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort.
Prepare yourself for a Brain Attack in the all new LEGO Hero Factory! Evil brains have hatched and are transforming innocent creatures into mutated beasts. Experience the world of Hero Factory, create your own hero (or villain) at the building tables and join the fight against evil brains! Brainify yourself with the Hero Factory app, blast your way to victory at the game station, or just chill out and relax in front of the latest Hero Factory TV episodes.
Make sure you catch up with your favourite heroes from LEGO Hero Factory is this all new attraction!
For all Hero Factory fans, make sure to download the LEGOLAND Windsor mobile app so you can play you part in our exclusive Hero Factory scavenger hunt!
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An exciting LEGO adventure awaits you, when the amazing 150 room, fully themed LEGOLAND Hotel opens at LEGOLAND Windsor RESORT!
Take a trip to a galaxy far, far away at the UK's only indoor LEGO® Star Wars™ Miniland Experience at the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort. Enjoy seven of the most famous scenes from the six live-action Star Wars movies, as well as a scene from the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars™ all made out of 1.5 million LEGO® bricks built in 1:20 scale. Follow the chronological path through the Star Wars timeline and retrace the major events of the beloved Saga featuring 2,000 LEGO® models, authentic sounds and lighting effects in the ultimate LEGO® Star Wars™ experience.
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Magna Mundi - The Sad State of Affairs
I've played the mod for years, and have been anticipating the game since it was announced.
Now it seems unlikely to happen, due to Paradox's concerns (probably entirely reasonable) about the quality of the product.
I don't want to play a buggy mess any more than Paradox apparently want to put their name to it, but I really really hope there is some sort of reprieve. There has always been something about Magna Mundi that no other strategy game managed. Partly the difficulty I think; the way it would punish you for overextending yourself in a way that few games dare to do. And the aim of the game designers - not to make yet another world conquest simulator, but to try to make playing a nation in a realistic fashion a rewarding experience.
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The design concept of the Turin 2006 torch is innovative. It is a modern reinterpretation of the traditional torch made of wood. The flame envelopes the body of the torch, instead of coming out of a hole on top, as has been the case in the past.
The fruit of advanced technology, it was produced to meet certain very precise criteria. It can be lit and remain alight in poor weather conditions such as rain, snow and wind. The flame of each torch burns for 15 minutes and must not be higher than 10 centimetres.
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Great looking morning with clear blue sky and solid swell still holding along coast. Have that SE spike pushed through with 4-6ft and holding some size. Winds from NE early and then Nth later in day. Swell to remain with cautious conditions for the les experienced on those open beaches you should not have any problems finding some clean fresh breaks along coast today with grading size along protected corners.
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Soundwave Australian Junior Surfing Titles Completed at Kiama
Kiama Saturday December 7th 2013: Fraser Dovell (Avalon/NSW) and Isabella Nichols (Coolum/Queensland) are the new Soundwave Australian Under 18 Junior Champions, crowned today in solid 6 feet (2 meter plus) surf at Werri Beach on NSW's surf rich south coast.
Video: Booming Pipeline – Friday November 29, 2013
Standout Sessions: On Friday,(Saturday Australian time), The Banzai Pipeline turned things up to epic.
Weekend Surf Forecast 6 - 8 December 2013
As the end of the year draws near its time to contemplate all we've achieved. And go for a surf. Image: Nick Hollman.
Beyrick De Vries 10 Point Ride | Sunset Beach
South Africa's Beyrick De Vries pulls into a massive Sunset cave and gives the judges no option other than throwing down a two digit score.
Interview: Trent Mitchell's Above/Below
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"Novotel Barcelona City"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 26, 2013
The hotel was in a good location near to tram and Metro stations so getting around was easy. The local shopping centre looked to have various cafes and shopping options but we did not have chance to visit during opening hours. The hotel room was O.K. but lacked finesse - minimal carpet underlay, lack of bedding, no English TV channels, no view, etc. That said, we were only there to sleep ! The front desk staff were efficient and very helpful, so all in all, we would recommend this hotel for a short stay in Barcelona.
"Enjoyable Stay"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 25, 2013
Having read previous reviews I was very sceptical about staying at the hotel. A group of six stayed at the hotel the rooms spacious, clean and with a good size bathroom. Did not eat at the hotel as you can appreciate their are so many nice places locally. Situation of the hotel is fine, the views not so great from hotel. Ideal for a short break at a reasonable price with staff helpful and polite. Definitely would stop here again, friends were also very complimentary about the hotel.
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I have been using SNS Focus XT + SNS Magnesium Creatine Chelate + SNS Beta Alanine as my preworkout the last few days. I have been enjoying some of the best workouts I have experienced in almost a year. I am in love with that combo preworkout.
Focus XT gets a lot of attention as a pre-study or pre-test supplement. But I think it is also a very good preworkout supplement.
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Improve your own body?s ESP? Boost your Energy, increase your Stimulation, and enhance your Performance with Heat ESP! Welcome to a new era of all natural Energy, Stimulation and Performance drinks. Heat ESP is the only delicious, all natural drink that provides a serious boost of Energy, stimulates the senses, improves your Performance at home and at work, and creates an all around feeling of well being without the jitters and crashes associated with most other energy drinks. The Best in Herbal Fusion Has Arrived! Each bottle of Heat ESP delivers: Up to a seven-hour boost of Energy, Stimulation, and improved Performance. A tasty combination of Acai-Berry and Pomegranate. A healthy dose of important Antioxidants, B-Vitamins, Vitamin C, Milk Thistle and restorative Electrolytes. A blend of ancient herbs with proven results. Enhanced blood flow to vital organs. Only 35 calories, with all natural Stevia. No jitters or crashes. A increased, euphoric sense of well being. A tasty mixer for your favorite spirit!
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From the New York Daily News: "For Maria Berrio, dreams are as essential to her work as the Japanese rice paper and watercolors she used in creating her latest series of collages, 'Dream Gardens.'
The large-scale pieces, exhibited at Praxis International Art gallery in Chelsea, depict a world populated by butterflies, birds and other animals—images plucked from her subconscious evoking the jungles of her native Colombia.
'I dream a lot and I also remember a lot of my dreams,' says Berrio, who was born and raised in Bogota.
'For me the whole purpose of making art is recreating something that comes from other worlds. It's something very unconscious that only at the end, when I see it, I feel I'm done.'
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T0618220061A love story set in the Cold war which centres around the political exploits of the World Chess Championship. With a serious message about media and political manipulation and a dazzling score including One Night in Bangkok, I Know Him So Well.
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Some out of state friends of mind were in town and we were discussing the issue of drunk driving. They said that their attorney advised them to refuse any of the tests offered by a police officer or to answer questions posed by a police officer. Is this good legal advice?
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Dear Kim,
This is a question we frequently receive at our firm. First of all, police officers must have a valid reason to stop your vehicle. Assuming that the police have a valid reason for pulling you over and they believe that you may have had too much to drink, there are several things you should consider.
For starters, remember that police officers are people. As such, when police officers make a request, it is be best to be courteous and polite. That does not mean you must or should make any statements or perform any tasks or tests that might incriminate you for driving while under the influence. If asked how much you had to drink, it might be best to inform an officer that you would rather not make any statements without an attorney present.
In addition, you are under no obligation to perform any roadside tests that a police officer asks you to perform. Commonly referred to as field sobriety tests, these may consist of several exercises such as the proverbial "walk the line" test, administered by an officer in an attempt to determine whether or not your consumption of alcohol has affected your ability to drive.
You may even refuse to take a road side breath test also know as a Portable Breath Test (PBT). A PBT is really an investigative device used by police to determine an individual's blood alcohol level and typically cannot be used as evidence in a criminal prosecution for drunk driving. If you refuse to take a PBT you will receive a ticket and a fine, but you will not incur any criminal liability as such a refusal is a civil infraction, like a speeding ticket.
The risk, however, by not complying with an officer's requests is that he or she may mistakenly perceive your noncompliance as a refusal to submit to any test. In Michigan, we have what is called the implied consent rule. When you obtain a driver's license you have agreed to take a chemical test once an officer has a reasonable suspicion that you have driven while under the influence of alcohol or that your ability to drive is visibly impaired by your consumption of alcohol. Different from the PBT test, a police officer is required to read you your chemical test rights and request that you submit to a test of his choosing. This may be a breath, blood or urine sample. If you refuse to submit to his or her test, you will lose your driving privileges for an entire year. Your refusal does not mean that a test may be not obtained; in fact, the police officer may obtain a blood alcohol sample by requesting a search warrant from any judge or magistrate if he or she has justifiable reasons for requesting one.
In may cases, this is a much harsher punishment for our clients than the underlying criminal prosecution, and the suspension is imposed by the Secretary of State and not the judge. You may even successfully beat a drunk driving case in Michigan, only to find that your ability to drive has been suspended for the year.
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Very nice hotel and very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was ok not as good as some other Hyatt's but ok. The evening social was nice. The only downfall was the TRAINS !! blowing their horns late at night not sure if the other side of the hotel is any better as the freeway is there. Everything was clean and... More
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We Shall Not Flag Or Fail... is a full-length, completely acoustic, accordion singer-songwriter record. Most of what you hear on the disc is Berner's distinctive voice, accompanied by his accordion, Estella. Here and there, the sound is augmented by guest musicians, but some tracks, such as "We All Gotta Be A Prostitute Sometimes", present the songs in a stark, some might say bizarre arrangment of solo voice and accordion...
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This story is set twenty years after the 2nd Bloody Valentine War ended, making the year C.E. 93. What most of humanity thought was impossible has suddenly cropped up again. Rivalry. Jealousy. Hate. No matter how many times the Coordinators & Naturals make peace, they always return to their original beliefs. Human nature couldn't be stopped, even with the peaceful leaders of ZAFT and the ORB Union throwing their best efforts into the diplomatic side of things. Once again, tensions began rising, both sides were armed for the upcoming war, and ORB just sat on the sidelines...
With the assassination of Lacus Yamato and Kira Yamato, ZAFT's political and military leadership has fallen to those who would now rather finish what the Naturals started than let the insult slide. Athrun Zala and Cagalli Yula Zala remain independent, holding their fleets back with the intention of trying to diffuse the tensions. The Earth Alliance meanwhile...? They plan on firing the first shot.
At the ZAFT Academy PLANT, a new batch of recruits have graduated, gained their coats and are about to join different services around the colonies. The few top pilots and crew of the Academy are to join the crew of the Regulus, a Minerva-class vessel tasked with patrolling around the Moon. Of course... that means that when the fighting does start, they're going to be the first to know.
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I stayed here for 11 nights and I find the reviews and comments written by the recent travellers are correct and informative. This guesthouse is wonderful and I will recommend my friends to stay here when they visit Seoul city.
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Chennai Quito Virgin Atlantic Airlines
The brainchild of showman Richard Branson, the first Virgin Atlantic flight took to the skies in 1984. With a mission statement that includes growing the airline, flying to where people love to fly and running a company where people love to work, Virgin Atlantic is one of the most successful international airlines in the world. Fleet & Class Types - Virgin Atlantic flies Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 aircrafts with Airbus A380 to join the fleet in 2013. The classes available on all aircrafts include Premium, Premium Economy and First Class. Some of the onboard features in Economy class include a personal entertainment system, extra legroom than other airlines and gourmet meals. Premium Economy passengers can enjoy a dedicated check-in counter at airports, priority boarding, extra legroom and a preflight drink. For a real treat, Upper Class is the way to fly. The features include the longest fully flat beds in business class compared to other airlines, access to an in-flight Upper Class Su
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Quito, also called San Francisco de Quito is the capital of Ecuador. Founded in 1534 on the ruins of an ancient city, Quito was the first city in the world to get the status of UNSECO World Heritage S
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