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Judged: 1 oh my! I had no idea. I am currently blessed not to have to use them for anything, actually the first time I had heard of them was last year in front of the grocery store they were handing out brochures and asking for donations, my 13 year old donated his last five dollars to them when they explained to them what they did to help kids who were on drugs. He thought it was great and I applauded him and my son for their good hearts.....thanks for posting this, although I am pretty confident I won't have any problems with my son concerning drugs, it is nice to know....just in case! |
"It's all about the money" Since: Jul 07 157 |
I talked to a young man from TC outside a store a few months ago. He was at the same induction center that I went to. I gave him a dollar, because they'll get in trouble if they don't bring back enough money to suit the TC staff. |
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Judged: 2 1 Addiction is a very, very difficult thing to treat. Christian programs, even though you may not agree with the numbers that Teen Challenge tout, have much higher success rates than secular programs. I sounds to me like the exposer here expected addicts, just because they had been through the program to be perfect. Well, I don't care where you go, Every addiciton program has graduates that are going to relapse. It is part of the disease. That does not mean they go back to the lives they had before. Simply that they relapsed. I have seen many people totally changed, for the better, by Teen Challenge and programs like it. |
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Judged: 1 I like the name Leila. It's not a name that I see very often. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 For those who trash it when they have only third party knowledge, shame on you. It hasn't been my experience that drug addicts and alcoholics are reliable sources of information. If they are looking for excuses to get out of a program that is helping them, do you think they may not be intirely truthful about their experiences? |
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Judged: 1 I just want to reply to your comment. I don't know if you have had a loved one go through any of this. I am aware that drug addicts and alcoholics have a tendancy to lie, but we found out first hand what happens there. So unless you really know what happens then it would be best not to comment at all. I think that Teen Challenge started out to be a good organization at first, but I believe now that it is money hungry. My aunt paid $3,500 for my cousin to go there at his own choice by the way. Guess what? Each participant gets food stamps and he got 2 vegatables the entire two weeks he was there and powdered milk. So what is the money getting spent on. So how about you go and figure out the question for everyone. Are they money hungry or not? Oh and by the way he didn't recieve any counseling the entire time he was there. So what was the problem? |
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"It's all about the money" Since: Jul 07 157 |
Re-read the post; referring to Sanford and Midland, it says, "I am told." |
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Our experience was wonderful. It offered a place for my husband to go, away from the temptations of our town and allowed him to re-group and study the bible and get closer to God. While there he was given food donated by local churches. It cost us nothing to send him. He slept on a cot and had limited freedoms which was exactly what he needed. He left the program a changed man and now 4 years later continues to thank me for sending him. The program is for people that want help - and works when people work with the program. You can't force someone to go and expect results. Pray for this program as it has helped many people turn around and become productive, drug-free individuals. Don't believe everything you hear. Most of the people who are there don't want to be there and they will tell you whatever it takes to make you help them get out. They are there of their own free will and can leave at any time.
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Judged: 1 And they'd go right back to jail. Teen Challenge staff know this, which is why they can do virtually whatever they choose. "Of course, if you do leave, you'll be going against what God wants, and seven times the demons of addiction will attack you..." -Ahmed Morris, former Riverside Teen Challenge staff member and bipolar wacko who cannot keep a job. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 It's not a rehab, Sonny, it's a "Christian Life School." You're told that the first day you get there. Unless, of course, there's federal money up for grabs, then all of a sudden they're a rehab. It is not free. Working 18-20 hour days telemarketing for three meals of bottom-rung crap and a beat up old mattress is hardly free. Teen Challenge is the one that owes, and they are the ones who are going to pay: "Eureka resident Sue Brandenburg said a lawsuit against the city remains under consideration and three attorneys have been consulted. There are two primary issues found in what Brandenburg considers 'large faults in the paperwork that city staff presented.' Staff has said the conversion of the church qualified under certain classes for exemption from California Environmental Quality Act review. It has also maintained Teen Challenge qualifies as a 'charitable institution,' because it serves the 'disabled' and those addicted to drugs/alcohol legally qualify as 'disabled.' Charitable institutions are a conditionally permitted use in the Wabash 'commercial neighborhood' zone. Teen Challenge Director Fred Lamberson III has repeatedly said his organization is a 'Christian discipleship,' not a recovery facility. Therefore, he said, it is not necessary for his business to obtain California Department of Alcohol & Drug Programs licenses." That Teen Challenge deal died when the owner of the building canceled escrow after I wrote a letter to the editor of the Eureka Reporter and exposed what really happens at Teen Challenge; this stirred up enough anti-TC sentiment that the City Council changed their minds also. Sue Brandenburg calls me on a regular basis, and has sent me info on the lawsuits she has filed. Teen Challenge California is in hot water with both the state government over worker's comp and for classifying employees as "volunteers" (see Tony and Susan Alamo Foundation v. Secretary of Labor, 1985), and with the federal government (USDA) over food stamp fraud for classifying themselves as a rehab, then turning around and calling themselves a tax-exempt "Christian Life School." I'm going to bring these bastards to their knees one drop of blood at a time. Have a nice day. |
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"It's all about the money" Since: Jul 07 157 |
No, it was to make money for Teen Challenge in their worship of the almighty dollar. I was an assistant manager of a tire store in San Diego and I've been a very good salesman at Sears for nineteen months; I didn't need to be taught a work ethic. I've been sober for over three years, not through help from "God" but by using what I learned in Alcoholics Anonymous, an organization that doesn't brag about a success rate because it's not in it for the money the way this "ministry" is. When your husband left Teen Challenge, did they ask him to turn over his first paycheck to them? |
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September 22nd, 2010, 06:58 PM | #81 |
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yeah because of that run, where he had brand new tow hooks in his back seat, tow hooks were placed in his casket, lol. I gave him so much shit for that too.
September 22nd, 2010, 07:30 PM | #83 |
picture of steve in the mud
Hey...if you find that picture of my son..would you mind making a copy?? it would be a great one to have for the album I am making of Stevie!!
I will be there with Stevie's sister and her husband! thank you, Helena |
September 22nd, 2010, 07:45 PM | #85 |
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I was starting to think you sold your jeep!
Motors hate me, axles fear me. I got your jeep thing, now my damn Chevy wont start, and its missing a wheel. My build: http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthread.php?t=206107 |
September 22nd, 2010, 08:11 PM | #86 | |
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http://s714.photobucket.com/albums/w...itport%205-17/ Never!!! We have just been "improving" it. |
September 23rd, 2010, 06:55 AM | #88 |
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September 23rd, 2010, 11:44 AM | #89 |
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Thanks for reminding people. My brother-in-law hooked my strap to his ball and it broke off going thru my back window and almost thru the roof!!
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September 24th, 2010, 02:12 AM | #90 |
I'm that guy.
so, i was talking about this ride at work.
talking about how happy i was with the number of rsvp's we have and what a good group of people we have here on GL4X4. i was also discussing what we have for food and what we have left to get. a guy i work with over heard me talking about needing to buy 30 packs of hot dog buns. and today, he donated them all! THANK YOU, Jim Hock! also, i want to thank for donating his time, equipment and designing the stickers for this memorial run.
You ain't got no problem, Jules. I'm on the motherfucker. |
September 24th, 2010, 07:18 AM | #92 |
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X a billion!
This is an amazing group of people that I am proud to be a part of!
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September 24th, 2010, 09:27 AM | #94 | |
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September 24th, 2010, 03:03 PM | #95 |
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A little birdy told me the stickers are in the mail!
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September 24th, 2010, 05:38 PM | #96 |
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A note for the DNRE and National Forest Service who read this forum:
We are expecting more than 75 participants AND will be soliciting donations for the family. We realize that these would trigger the need for an Event Permit, so we will NOT be using any Federal Forest Roads. Rest easy. EVERYTHING we run will be a County Road, Township Road or Private Property. TREMENDOUS EFFORT has been expended to make absolutely sure NO Federal Roads will be utilized. Participants, We HAVE been able to put together a route with some GREAT scenery and a terrific place to play that will challenge the most experienced drivers and best built rigs. Rest assured that you will have a GREAT time and will NOT have to worry about any legal issues; they have all been addressed. Come on out and have some worry-free fun! |
September 24th, 2010, 05:46 PM | #97 |
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Trail Fanatic,
I want to thank you for all the time, thought and heart you've put into making this a legal, fun for everyone ride. There aren't really any words I can say to fully explain how very much you are appreciated. THANK YOU !
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September 25th, 2010, 08:01 AM | #98 | |
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I know there is a lot of work going on to get ready for this ride. Pat, Creeping Death, Mini Beast and you too MZJG. You guys are all going ABOVE and BEYOND for this ride and it is not going un-noticed or un-appreciated. A big THANK YOU to all of you!!! |
September 25th, 2010, 08:13 AM | #99 |
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Moles...you left yourself out, you have a helpful hand in this too!
Thanks to you too for your donation of plates, cups, napkins, and cutlery. You're keeping all of us from eating like barbarians.
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2012-02-20 19:53
And another thing, will it also work for the error message "Memmory fuul. Please close one or more application." ?
2012-02-22 15:19
Solution found!
I've been struggling with the same problems for a while now, and finally got a viable solution to this.
1. On your phone, go to: Menu>Office>File Manager>Click on 'Phone Memory'>scroll down to 'logs'>open 'logs' folder>open 'Eng' subfolder>open '0ds'>
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Thanks for the tip. I found it and I'm deleting 14.0404 files.
It is incredible how is gather so many files.
Thanks for the tip....
2012-05-02 22:26
Yes, deleting the logs freed up a lot of memory on my phone, I deleted around 20,000 files from that folder which took a few hours.
To anyone else who wishes to do this, I recommend connecting your phone to the PC and doing it from there as you get a time estimate of how long it will take.
I still have around 150MB taken up by 'other files' but this has definitely helped speed up my phone, thanks.
2012-05-11 9:10
Thank you so much with the help!!! So much appreciated!
2012-05-15 14:51
this works ..
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2012-05-16 21:23
2012-05-16 22:13
The "memory full error" you get while browsing on the internet is a different situation.
E72's amount of RAM (128MB) simply is not enough for the sites full of images, banners, sliders and other data. When you load a website with a 3-4MB's homepage its RAM gets full immediately (because there are some other applications and services for the phone to act like a smart(!) phone) and browser cannot continue and crashes. You have nothing to do with this kind of problem other than visiting the mobile version of the site you are visiting, if any, closing any other applications (which you have probably done before).
2012-06-28 14:27
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2012-07-31 12:25
Your solution solved my problem! Many thanks to you
2012-08-12 21:30 - edited 2012-08-12 21:33
@EMREDEMIRCI, MANY thanks for that solution.
It's ridiculous that Nokia have created a problem (probably by acccident but they're still responsible for the phone's software) where customers should have to be getting into this kind of file management: it's like asking a car driver to do a 'quick re-map' of their car's engine mgmt system.
I still like my E72 but I feel Nokia have really lost it on the software front, this being a good example. Another is the Nokia PC Suite: it is incredibly clunky, slow, inefficient and failure prone. It makes something like Picassa (completely different application I know) seem like something out of Star Wars Next Generation.
2012-08-31 3:57
I have tried the suggestion to delet the Ods contet, but this still does not help.
I want to add Anniversaries but still get the Memory Full error message. I have deleted some data already but still does not help.
Any further suggestions??
2012-08-31 15:35
2012-09-06 7:59
how do i type hash, star etc with a qwerty keyboard please to reset phone?
2012-09-06 8:30
Upon E72 just start keying in *#7370# followed by 12345 (default Nokia lock code unless altered by user).
If referring to E72 although all user data would be deleted you can also use a three key depressed power on hard reset by:-
Keeping these three buttons depressed:
- Capslock
- Space
- Backspace
and power on until Nokia "Shaking hands" logo appears!
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A Sense of Longing
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I always have this sense of longing…for something to do. I constantly search, find some things that I can do, but then they still leave me empty. I find no satisfaction or contentment or even something demanding my constant attention. I have not found that something that I can call my own thing, and one that will regularly have me going back for more and more.
I have a hyper mind, me thinks. One that needs knowledge at all times. One that gets distracted most of the time. One that longs for stimulation as one longs for water in a desert.
I don't know. I'm always in a sense of melancholy lately…like I'm lacking something, or someone.
Maybe more of God in my life? Maybe. I have been putting Him off for quite some time. I have not even gone to church in so long, it's unusual of me, let alone have a quiet time with Him in the confines of a peaceful room.
Maybe this is one of those signs that tells someone that something needs to be done. And now. I can't help but think that God is nudging me, making me remember the good old times we had together. I know I need to get my act together soon.
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I like this post very much Leiza. I have been in the same predicament many times in my life; a feeling of loneliness, melancholy, even sadness. Yet since I have family and friends and even gorgeous pets, why?
Some of the time, situations specific to what females go through turned out to be the obvious culprit, when, days later, all is right with the world.
Yet, like you, there are times when I know there is a deeper void in me; when I fret over global warming and feel hopeless, answerless. When I hurt very deeply over something incredibly beatiful in nature which is destroyed out of sensless greed. When a person says, or does something very nasty and unexpected to me, or somebody around me, and there is no rhyme or reason for it. When I hear of childeren molested by person in positions of authority such as government, church, or other. When I see a very old animal walking slowly, but surely, with crooked limbs which I know are either riddled with cancer, or painful arthritis, and there is no cure. And the list is quite verily endless.
The world is not sugar coated. Though life is often beautiful, it still leaves its scar on everyone.
It is times like this I look to God too. And what absolutely astounds me, is that I can be completely alone, or so it seems, and yet, so completely friended and somehow answered, or, spoken to in a way that helps me to understand.
Bleah, I haven't been to church in a million years either.
Time to get my act together maybe too?


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The White House asked Wednesday that a federal shield law be reintroduced in the Senate, a move that could affect the way the Justice Department conducts investigations into leaks of secret government information.
Administration officials told CNN that the request was made to Sen. Charles Schumer, D-New York. It comes two days after the Associated Press announced that the Justice Department had seized some of its phone records as part of a national security leak investigation.
"This kind of law would balance national security needs against the public's right to the free flow of information," Schumer said in a statement. "At minimum, our bill would have ensured a fairer, more deliberate process in this case."
The records covered a two-month period beginning in May 2012 and included more than 20 AP lines, including personal phones and AP phone numbers in New York; Hartford, Connecticut; and Washington.
"A shield law would keep lazy prosecutors from going after reporters' notes and phone records and compel them to actually conduct investigations that do not step all over the First Amendment," Teri Hayt, the First Amendment chairwoman of the Associated Press Media Editors, said in a statement issued before the White House announcement.
Federal shield legislation -- which would protect journalists from revealing their sources and beef up protections for reporters and their sources caught up in such probes -- passed the Judiciary Committee in 2009 but never advanced.
The AP phone records controversy pits First Amendment advocates against an administration that has made unprecedented moves to end the leaking of government secrets in the name of national security.
"If there were a shield law and it said that the government has to let you know when it's subpoenaing your phone records, your hotel records or any other records that you don't have in your hands, that would have been a big help," said Chuck Tobin, chairman of the media law department at the law firm of Holland & Knight in Washington, who has represented the AP and CNN in the past. His comments too were made before the White House announcement.
"They kept that information from journalists and went to the phone company to prevent giving journalists the chance to fight in court," Tobin said in a telephone interview. "That kind of end-run could be prevented if there were a federal shield law that required notice when the government goes after records from third parties."
He added, "It's colossally troubling to everybody, and should be, that the government can come between journalists and their sources in this kind of an unfocused and unbridled fashion."
Typically, he said, the government negotiates with the news media to ensure that any subpoena is tailored as narrowly as possible. But in this instance, "the government issued what appears to be an overbroad subpoena," skipping the step of notifying the journalists ahead of time, which would have given them the opportunity to challenge it.
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Justice Department regulations allow the government to seize records only in the case of "a substantial threat to the integrity of the investigation," Tobin said, adding that that did not appear to have been the case with the AP probe.
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The wire service said the investigation into its records appears related to an AP story about a thwarted terrorist plot in Yemen to bomb an airplane bound for the United States.
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A leading teen ingénue of the 1950s and 1960s,
Tuesday Weld
later emerged as one of the more intriguing actresses in Hollywood, delivering a string of well-received performances in the kinds of offbeat and idiosyncratic projects rarely visited by performers of her beauty and glamour. Born
Susan Weld
August 27, 1943, in New York City, the name "Tuesday" was an extension of a girlhood nickname, "Tu-Tu." She began working as a child model at age four to help support her family after the death of her father, quickly moving from mail-order catalogues to television commercials. She made her film debut in 1963's Rock, Rock, Rock before understudying in Broadway's 1957 production of The Dark at the Top of the Stairs. Upon signing a seven-year contract with 20th Century Fox, Weld was labeled by the press as "Fox's answer to
Sandra Dee
," but after just one film, 1959's Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys!, the studio dropped her.
Weld shot to prominence through her work in the television comedy The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, which premiered in 1959. That same year she appeared on the silver screen opposite
Danny Kaye
in The Five Pennies, followed in 1960 by the campus drama Because They're Young. Also in 1960, Weld began appearing under schlockmeister
Albert Zugsmith
, first in
Sex Kittens Go to College
and later in the following year's The Private Lives of Adam and Eve. Successive roles in
Return to Peyton Place
and the
Elvis Presley
Wild in the Country
further crippled her attempts to mount a serious acting career, although her turn in the 1962
Frank Tashlin
Bachelor Flat
showed signs of life. Weld then turned down the seemingly tailor-made title role in
Stanley Kubrick
's Lolita in order to study her craft at the Actors' Studio, and after holding her own opposite
Steve McQueen
Jackie Gleason
in 1963's
Soldier in the Rain
, she announced she would no longer accept teenage roles.
However, teen roles were all that continued to come Weld's way, and after a two-year absence from the screen she resurfaced in 1965's
I'll Take Sweden
as the young daughter of star
Bob Hope
. She followed with an appearance in the
gambling drama The Cincinnati Kid, and in 1966 delivered her strongest performance to date in
George Axelrod
's little-seen satiric gem Lord Love a Duck. That same year Weld married, later giving birth to her first child. Motherhood brought a temporary halt to her career, forcing her to turn down plum assignments including Bonnie and Clyde, Cactus Flower, True Grit, and Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice. She returned to work in 1968's Pretty Poison, again earning strong critical notices, but after 1970's
I Walk the Line
, it was reported that she had moved to Britain and retired from film.
The move was not permanent, for in 1971 Weld appeared in her friend
Henry Jaglom
's A Safe Place. After 1972's
Play It As It Lays
, she returned to television work, starring in the TV films
Reflections of Murder
and F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood. In 1977, Weld appeared in Looking for Mr. Goodbar, and a year later she starred in
Who'll Stop the Rain?
From 1980 to 1985, Weld was married to
Dudley Moore
, a period during which she appeared in
Michael Mann
's 1981 thriller
Sergio Leone
's 1984 classic Once Upon a Time in America. In the latter half of the decade, however, she appeared more infrequently before the camera, with only a pair of TV-movie credits, 1986's
Something in Common
and Circle of Violence: A Family Drama, and a lead role in the 1988 feature Heartbreak Hotel. In the 1990s,
Tuesday Weld
sightings were even more rare, including only 1991's Mistress, 1993's
Falling Down
, and 1996's Feeling Minnesota. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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A group of bohemian intellectuals struggle to have an intelligent discussion of perhaps the world's most emotional subject in this comedy-drama from director Alan Rudolph. Edgar (Dermot Mulroney) is an artist living in Paris during the 1920s who believes that sex is a subject of vital importance, but almost no one discusses it with the gravity it deserves. With this in mind, Edgar gathers together a panel of fellow creative types at the home of a wealthy tycoon (Nick Nolte) and his oddly accented spouse (Tuesday Weld) for an evening in which they will discuss their erotic lives without self-serving wit or exaggeration. Joining Edgar for this experiment is an artist from Germany (Til Schweiger), an arrogant film director (Jeremy Davies), a self-obsessed painter (Alan Cumming) whose fey personality may cross the boundaries of Edgar's prohibition of homosexuality as a topic of conversation, and a student from England (Terrence Dashon Howard) who has attracted the eye of a lovely French girl (Julie Delpy) with whom Edgar has fallen in love. Certain that a number of profound thoughts will be shared with the group, Edgar hires a pair of stenographers to record the proceedings, but the presence of the two young and beautiful secretaries -- innocent Alice (Neve Campbell) and provocative Zoe (Robin Tunney) -- has an unexpectedly strong effect on the group. Investigating Sex had its U.S. premiere as the closing night attraction of the 2001 Seattle Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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It's not unusual in the movies for a woman to be torn between two brothers, but she usually doesn't change her mind on her wedding day. Then again, hardly anything goes the way one might expect in this black comedy. Freddie (Cameron Diaz), a pretty but hard-as-nails stripper, dreams of some day dancing in a Las Vegas revue, but for the meantime she works at a seedy dive in Minnesota. Freddie is forced by the owner of the club, Red (Delroy Lindo), to marry his accountant, the less-than-charming Sam Clayton (Vincent D'Onofrio), as punishment for supposedly stealing from the strip joint's till (as a further indignity, Red has also had the word "slut" tattooed on her arm). Sam has a rocky relationship with his brother Jjaks (Keanu Reeves) -- his curious name is the result of a typing error on his birth certificate -- but Jjaks receives an invitation to the nuptials from their mother Nora (Tuesday Weld), and he arrives at the wedding reception only a few hours after he's released from prison. When Freddie and Jjacks meet for the first time, there's an immediate chemistry between them, so immediate that before the evening is out, the new in-laws are making love in a bathroom and Freddie has persuaded Jjacks to run away with her; Freddie has also grabbed Sam's bankroll to finance the unscheduled vacation. Sam, understandably enraged, vows to track them down and enlists the help of Ben Costikyan (Dan Aykroyd), a sleazy career criminal. Feeling Minnesota was the debut feature for writer and director Steven Baigelman. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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It's just not William Foster's (Michael Douglas) day. Laid off from his defense job, Foster gets stuck in the middle of the mother of all traffic jams. Desirous of attending his daughter's birthday party at the home of his ex-wife (Barbara Hershey), Foster abandons his car and begins walking, encountering one urban humiliation after another (the Korean shopkeeper who obstinately refuses to give change is the worst of the batch). He also slowly unravels mentally, finally snapping at a fast-food restaurant that refuses to serve him breakfast because it's "too late." Running amok with an arsenal of weapons at the ready, Foster -- also known as "D-FENS" because of his vanity license plate -- rapidly becomes a source of terror to some, a folk hero to others. It's up to reluctant cop Prendergast (Robert Duvall), on the eve of his retirement, to bring D-FENS down. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Successful character actor Barry Primus spent seven years trying to get financing for his feature debut as a writer-director, Mistress. In the film, a once-promising writer-director, Marvin Landisman (Robert Wuhl), who now directs instructional videos, is sitting home one night, watching his own print of Jean Renoir's Grand Illusion, when he gets a strange phone call. A producer, Jack Roth (Martin Landau), formerly a bigwig at Universal, tells Marvin he was cleaning out his office when he came across Marvin's old script, "The Darkness and the Light." Jack claims he can get financing to make the film, and agrees to Marvin's stipulation that he be attached to direct. They "take a meeting" at a low-rent diner, and Jack brings along a gung-ho novice screenwriter, Stuart (Jace Alexander), to help Marvin polish the script. They meet with three potential backers, played by Eli Wallach, Danny Aiello, and Robert DeNiro, each one more meddlesome than the last, and each with a girlfriend (played by Tuesday Knight, Jean Smart, and Sheryl Lee Ralph, respectively) whom they demand be cast in the film. At first, Marvin adamantly resists changing his serious, downbeat, and very personal script, about an painter who commits suicide, rather than betray his ideals. But eventually, Marvin gets caught up in the momentum of actually getting his dream project made, and starts compromising. He agrees to cast the three women; he agrees to make the script funnier and sexier; he even agrees to change the painter to a photographer to please his backers. Laurie Metcalf plays Marvin's long-suffering wife, and Christopher Walken has a cameo as a tortured actor. Mistress was the first film produced by DeNiro's independent production company, Tribeca Films. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Johnny Wolfe (Charlie Schlatter) is an Ohio teen whose alcoholic mother Marie (Tuesday Weld) has been a huge Elvis Presley fan since the 1950s. To cheer her up on her birthday, Johnny kidnaps the king of rock & roll (David Keith) after a 1972 concert. Elvis settles in to the Wolfe's den by decorating the house to his flamboyant tastes and helping Marie and her daughter Pam (Angela Goethals) through some difficult times. After Johnny convinces Elvis to perform with him at a high-school talent competition, he also lectures Elvis that he has lost touch with his roots and urges him do drop his schmaltzy Las Vegas image. This implausible but entertaining feature was given the go-ahead by the Presley estate and contains none of the legendary excesses that led to the king's death in 1977. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Circle of Violence: A Family Drama
Abuse is the key word of this made-for-TV drama. This time, it is abuse levelled against ageing parents by their own children. As the title indicates, the violence grows from mounting frustrations. Tuesday Weld stars as an emotionally tattered woman who goes off the deep end when her husband Peter Bonerz leaves her. Weld vents her spleen upon her mother, heartrendingly portrayed by Geraldine Fitzgerald. Of special interest is the early appearance by River Phoenix as Weld's teenaged son. Filmed under the title A Family of Strangers, Circle of Violence: A Family Drama originally aired October 12, 1986. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Something in Common is a made-for-television comedy about a middle-aged, widowed career woman (Ellen Burstyn) who discovers that her grown son is having a love affair with a woman (Tuesday Weld) her own age. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Though some viewers might be put off by its length, graphic violence, and absence of likable characters, Sergio Leone's final film is also a cinematic masterpiece. Spanning four decades, the film tells the story of David "Noodles" Aaronson (Robert De Niro) and his Jewish pals, chronicling their childhoods on New York's Lower East Side in the 1920s, through their gangster careers in the 1930s, and culminating in Noodles' 1968 return to New York from self-imposed exile, at which time he learns the truth about the fate of his friends and again confronts the nightmare of his past. The acting, the re-creation of the time period, the cinematography, and the music are all superb. However, even more important is Leone's ability to make the film work on so many different levels: it's both a criticism of gangster-film mythology and a continuation of the director's exploration of the issues of time and history. Strange as it may seem, the violence and gore in the first half of the film turn into a sad elegy about wasted lives and lost love. The film's strengths emerge only in its full 229-minute version -- the 139-minute and other edited versions don't make nearly the same impact. ~ Yuri German, Rovi
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James Woods
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In this crime drama, an antique dealer falls and marries a seemingly successful businessman who ends up conning her out of every penny and leaving her. Unlike the many others he has conned, this plucky lady decides to stop him once and for all. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The Winter of Our Discontent
Michael de Guzman scripted this prettified TV-movie adaptation of John Steinbeck's gloomy 1961 novel The Winter of Our Discontent. Donald Sutherland stars as Ethan Hawkley, a solid citizen loved and respected by his family and by the citizens of his town. Ethan's loyalty and ethics will be tested to the snapping point by a huge bank loan, and by "other woman" Tuesday Weld. Hawkley eventually redeems himself, but it's a tight squeeze. Teri Garr costars in Winter of Our Discontent as Ethan's steadfast wife Mary. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Successful playwright Al Pacino can't get any work done as long as he is pestered by his wacko wife Tuesday Weld. Making things worse are the couple's obstreperous children, many of them products of her previous marriages. Just as Pacino is completing his latest work, his wife walks out on him. That's the good news: the bad news is that he's saddled with a bunch of snot-nosed kids. Still and all, Pacino finds time to inaugurate an affair with his play's leading lady, played by Dyan Cannon, while attempting to juggle the stresses of opening night with the needs of the demanding, often obnoxious children. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Rainmaker
Tommy Lee Jones stars in this TV-movie adaption of the popular play by N. Richard Nash. Tuesday Weld stars as Lizzie Curry, a plain farm woman who seems destined to spend her life alone. When her family farm is put in jeopardy by drought, along comes Bill Starbuck (Jones), a traveling rainmaker who tries to entice Lizzie into taking a chance on him, while he promises rain for the farm. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi
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In Thief, James Caan plays Frank, a professional jewel thief who wants to marry Jessie (Tuesday Weld) and settle down into a normal life. In order to achieve his dream of a family, Frank--who is used to working solo--has to align himself with a crime boss named Leo (Robert Prosky), who will help him gain the money he needs to begin his domestic life. Frank plans to retire after the heist, yet he finds himself indebted to Leo and he struggles to break free. Thief is the first feature film from director Michael Mann and it seethes with his stylish, atmospheric direction. Though his cool approach may put off some viewers, it's a distinctive and effective story-telling approach, and Caan's performance ranks among his very best, making Thief a crime movie like few others. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Madame X
The 1981 TV version of Madame X was the seventh filmization of the old war-horse play by Alexandre Bisson. This time around, Tuesday Weld (replacing Susan Blakely) plays the poor woman (an airline stewardess in this version) who marries "outside her class" (hubby is a Presidential candidate). She is disgraced, gives up her baby to her wealthy in-laws, and sinks into a life of degradation. 25 years later the woman is accused of murder, and is defended in court by her own grown-up offspring. Adaptor Edward Anhalt makes a few feeble stabs at updating the story, adding drug abuse to the woman's descent into prostitution. Also, her child is now a girl instead of a boy, rabbeting a tentative feminist angle in the proceedings. Other than that, the 1981 Madame X has even less to offer than the lavish but empty 1966 Lana Turner version--except for an offbeat appearance by comedian Jerry Stiller as a slimy blackmailer. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Mother and Daughter - A Loving War
A young mother looks to her own mother for help when her child begins rebelling, similar to the way she did in the past. Harry Chapin makes a special appearance. ~ John Bush, Rovi
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The Serial
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There are no cliff-hanging moments in Serial, but there's plenty of laughs in this trenchant comedy comment on 1970s lifestyles. Martin Mull plays the father of a Marin County family that succumbs to every silly fad coming down the pike. Mull tries to distance himself from his family's idiocies, but it's always the man who pays the piper. The film, based on a collection of newspaper essays by Cyra McFadden, is neatly tied up with a Capraesque ending allowing Mull to finally prevail. Some of the best moments involves Mull's tiltings with his trend-happy neighbor Bill Macy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Thoroughly disillusioned by the Vietnam War, John, a journalist (Michael Moriarty), turns to heroin smuggling. Acting as John's go-between is the equally burnt-out Ray (Nick Nolte), who delivers the narcotics stateside to the journalist's wife, Marge (Tuesday Weld). Soon, however, Ray and Marge are on the lam, chased down by the minions of crooked narcotics agent Antheil (Anthony Zerbe). Who'll Stop the Rain? was based on Robert Stone's award-winning novel Dog Soldiers. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A Question of Guilt
Loosely based on a true story this sudsy made-for-television courtroom drama tells the story of a rather hedonistic young divorcee who is accused of killing her own child. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Looking for Mr. Goodbar
Adapted from Judith Rossner's best-selling novelization of a true story, Richard Brooks's melodrama turns one woman's search for a liberated life into a cautionary tale about promiscuity. After an affair with her college professor, no-longer-good Catholic girl Theresa Dunn (Diane Keaton) follows the lead of her hedonistic sister (Tuesday Weld) and moves out of her oppressive family home to forge a life of her own. A compassionate teacher of deaf children by day, Theresa metamorphoses into a sexually free cruiser of singles bars by night. She prefers the satisfying attentions of unpredictable, danger-tinged stud Tony Lopanto (Richard Gere) to the more noble intentions of social worker James (William Atherton), but she ditches anyone who prevents her from being her "own girl." As Theresa's life threatens to spin out of control, she makes a vow to clean up her existence once and for all. But before she makes the break, she goes to one more bar and brings home one more man (Tom Berenger). ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi
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F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood
This TV movie delves into the unhappy later years of novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald (here played by Jason Miller). Broke and virtually written-out by the late 1930s, Fitzgerald is compelled to accept screenwriting work in Tinseltown where he is frustrated that his work is extensively rewritten and revised -- if not rejected altogether. On a personal level, Fitzgerald must deal with his wife Zelda (Tuesday Weld), now sequestered in a North Carolina mental institution. Seeking some reason for living, Fitzgerald inaugurates an affair with Hollywood columnist Sheila Graham (Julia Foster). Not all that incisive, and saddled with an unsympathetic drunkard as a central character, F. Scott Fitzgerald is still superior to Hollywood's previous version of the Fitzgerald/Graham romance, Beloved Infidel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Reflections of Murder
Reflections of Murder is an admitted remake of the 1955 French spinetingler Diabolique (we say "admitted" because most Diabolique rip-offs fail to credit the source). Joan Hackett is unhappily married to Sam Waterston. Tuesday Weld is Waterston's equally disenchanted mistress. Hackett and Weld conspire to murder the hateful Waterston, but he proves hard to kill. Even after he's breathed his last, Waterston steadfastly refuses to stay dead-and thus the stage is set for the twist- countertwist climax. Filmed at Puget Sound, Reflections of Murder was one of the last made-for-TV projects of director John Badham; it was first aired November 24, 1974. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Play It As It Lays
Play It As It Lays offers what is probably the harshest view of Hollywood to be given a major production up to the time of its release; it depicts a world of narcissistic egotists who will do anything to inflate their own sense of importance. Based on the novel by Joan Didion, it tells of the rise and fall of one woman's acting career. Maria Wyeth (Tuesday Weld), a model, began her acting career in a Warhol-like film, and moved "up" to perform in a biker film. The director of both films, Carter Lang (Adam Roarke), discovered her, and soon afterwards, marries her. As Carter's career moves ahead, he pays less and less attention to Maria. She has a number of affairs to try to brighten her world, but nothing much works. When she gets pregnant by one of them, Lang divorces her. Then, her best friend (Anthony Perkins), who tried to bring about a reconciliation between Lang and her, commits suicide. Her world in tatters, she has a nervous breakdown. The film's story is told in flashbacks while she is in recovery. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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A Safe Place
A Safe Place, writer/director Henry Jaglom's feature film debut, is a time-fractured, hallucinatory fantasy, featuring Tuesday Weld as a lonely and confused woman named, at times, Susan and at other times Noah, who comments that "Tomorrow is where the past is." Too delicately ethereal to cope with either the hussle and bustle of a 1970 New York City or her un-hip boyfriend, Fred (Philip Proctor), Susan/Noah escapes into another reality, presided over by The Magician (Orson Welles with a cheap Yiddish accent). As she flits back and forth between past and present, fantasy and reality, Susan encounters Mitch (Jack Nicholson), an old lover who might also be her brother, and Bari (Gwen Welles) who delivers a soliloquy concerning New York City mashers. Opinion about this film was so divided when it was shown at the 1971 New York Film Festival, that the audience broke out into shouting matches which nearly led to a brawl. One highlight of the film is the wide assortment of popular music in its soundtrack. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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In this collaboration between actor Gregory Peck and director John Frankenheimer, Peck plays Southern sheriff Henry Tawes, who intends to bring moonshiner Carl McCain (Ralph Meeker) to justice. Instead, Tawes falls in love with McCain's nubile daughter, Alma (Tuesday Weld), and arranges for the feds to keep their hands off McCain's still. The sheriff thus risks completely destroying his work life and home life. Not surprisingly, Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line" is heard on the soundtrack at various crucial junctures. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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So I own one m4a3 76 sherman by warlord its a 1/56 scale model.
I also own I german 251 d halftrack by the guys at diewaffenkamer.
their models are also 1/56. the issue seems to be that the sherman should be longer than the halftrack. but this is not the case.
The difference is slight but id like to get another halftrack this time from warlord.
Anyone know how close the warlord and diewaffenkamer models are?
The mainly 28s did a web review of the DWK one vs a bolt action one and they were really close.
I just want to know the halftrack i have is acceptable in comparisson to other vehicles like the sherman and the warlord 251 d.
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Hey guys,
Just thought i would post up a little project me and friend worked up over this last weekend. It is in a 2004 silverado 1500 LS. This panel is the "typical" overhead compartment for a small storage, well i never used mine and thought we would put it to some good cool use.
We got a piece of 1/4" pexi-glass and cut it to fit inside the compartment. There are also 2 strips of red L.E.D lights behing the panel. With the pexi-glass painted gloss back, with two L.E.D switches. In the night time picture its a little difficult to see but for those of you who are not audio nuts it is the Rockford Fasgate Logo that lights up their signiture red.
Let me know what you think, there is still a little touch-up to be done. We are contimplating possibly making more and selling them if there is enough interest. But thats for another discussion.Last edited by karz4life87; 03-22-2011 at 08:28 PM.
03-22-2011, 09:50 PM #3i like it!! i'm thinking of trying to do something like that for my new center console
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03-22-2011, 11:53 PM #4Thanks for the input. Im getting ready to do my center consul but that one is going to take awhile to finish.
03-22-2011, 11:56 PM #5This is what I did with my '95 Tahoe... I put my switchbox that ran all my emergency lights in it... It fit like a glove...
And this is what me and triton911bj did to his truck...
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Tint, 20's, Bull Bar, Intake, Exhaust, Billet Grill, Stereo, Custom Console, Emergency Equipment, and the list goes on...
03-23-2011, 12:01 AM #6Both of your guy's look awesome! Creative and BA!
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03-23-2011, 12:04 AM #7looks awsome. howd you do the lettering?
03-23-2011, 07:38 PM #8That Silverado Logo with the buttons looks really cool. I never use that compartment for anything so maybe I will think something up to put in mine.
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03-29-2011, 07:45 PM #10Thats to bad. if there is enough interest i could possibly make some more for other memebers, i would just need to know exactly what they wanted in it, and the over head piece would be ideal to have as well
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What determines the level of LDL cholesterol in the blood?The liver manufactures and secretes LDL cholesterol into the blood. It also removes LDL cholesterol from the blood by active LDL receptors on the surface of its cells. A decrease number of liver cell LDL receptors is associated with high LDL cholesterol blood levels. Both heredity and diet have a significant influence on a person's LDL, HDL and total cholesterol levels. For example, familial hypercholesterolemia (hyper= more + cholesterol + emia= in blood) is a common inherited disorder whose victims have a diminished number or nonexistent LDL receptors on the surface of liver cells. People with this disorder also tend to develop atherosclerosis and heart attacks during early adulthood. Diets that are high in saturated fats and cholesterol raise the levels of LDL cholesterol in the blood. Fats are classified as saturated or unsaturated (according to their chemical structure). Saturated fats are derived primarily from meat and dairy products and can raise blood cholesterol levels. Some vegetable oils made from coconut, palm, and cocoa are also high in saturated fats. Does lowering LDL cholesterol prevent heart attacks and strokes?
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Oh, crap, didn't notice the date. But, I don't think its off by much. AMD has only said it will be in 2010 and that can't mean this quarter or they would have been more specific about months/days. Its probably going to be late Q3 or sometime in Q4.
I'm pretty sure it's the end of this month along with the 890fx chipset, unless something has changed.
Uh...will this do? And this would make sense, given the recent bios updates to ASUS bords to support these cpus, last month.
And I'll just add, I'm in for both the Crosshair, and Thuban. Not that it matters, but I'm excited for these two, for sure.
My thoughts exactly. Plus, nice spacing for Tri CrossFire, might give that a go too for fun. Right now, I'm using a single card for the first time with a new bios on it and am loving it. I didn't realize how much I really didn't need CrossFire to begin with.
Yeah, any single monitor is OK with 5850, unless 2560x1600, and 4xAA. Even then, this gen is pretty hefty from both sides...kinda sick really, that with 2 cards I can run 5670x1080 @ 60FPS. And yeah, I'd really like to get tri-fired 2GB cards and a sound card on a single board...or maybe 2 Ares? I cannot decide... :shadedshu
Mine does. Has since March 26th. CrossHair 4 Formula bios is @ 505 now... 0603 release, I think...some boards do, some don't, but if the release if ~3 weeks away, they have time...
I know. I just wish they would hurry up with mine. I cannot wait to try Photoshop out with a new 6 core.
The issue is how to know what BIOS version a brand new motherboard (and CPU purchase) is shipping with if you wwant to allow for Thuban native support.... I dont want to have to buy another cpu just to flash my BIOS so I can then buy the CPU I want to end up with.....
that does it somehow someway im gonna get the money i need to upgrade to AM3 ..... even if it means taking out a loan with a ridiculous intrest rate MY HARDWARE FIX DEMANDS IT
i just want a Am3 cpu this 940 mobo and ram are killing me with a nice 965 i can sell the 940 with the 940 sold i can buy a 890gx with the 790 gx sold well u get the idea i dont need super high end just need to get to 3.8 and eliminate the bottleneck