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The UN Security Council is examining France and Britain's draft resolution, which condemns the ongoing violence in Syria. Russia and China said they would oppose any toughly-worded documents or hasty action.
Following two hours of closed-door consultations within the UN Security Council, France and the UK did not garner enough support for a resolution they introduced on Syria. Discussions at the UN will continue over the next few days, as the UK and France continue campaigning for support.
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Russia and China, both veto-wielding members of the UN Security Council, said they would oppose a resolution on Syria. "The international community is drowning in [the Libyan situation]. That's why regarding Syria we believe that solutions through several political channels must be found rather than conditions for sliding into a new armed conflict be made," Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Tuesday.
Over two months, Syria has been facing increasingly violent protest against Assad's regime, with the government responding with tough actions. Activists accuse the government of brutality and crimes against its own people, while the government says the riots have been sponsored from abroad and are mostly ignited by armed bandits.
Russian Ambassador to the UN Vitaly Churkin believes diplomacy should be used for solving political problems not creating conditions for new armed conflict. Passing more and more resolutions puts the international community in a position where it is picking sides within an internal conflict.
"There is concern over interfering in Syrian affairs, mainly due to escalation of violence because it may be misinterpreted by the destructive opposition forces who are in change of power in Damascus," he said. "Such a position will definitely lead to more bloodshed and an escalation of violence and it's important to avoid that. Dialogue is needed. And we remember that in Libya it also started with defending human rights, which ended up with the war led by the coalition".
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Tiger Woods is in love again y'all.
How do we know? Good ol' Facebook, that's how.
Tiger and competitive skier, Lindsey Vonn, used the social media platform to confirm their relationship and they couldn't look happier.
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This season has been great so far and I'm happy with my wins at Torrey and Doral. Something nice that's happened off the course was meeting Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey and I have been friends for some time, but over the last few months we have become very close and are now dating. We thank you for your support and for respecting our privacy. We want to continue our relationship, privately, as an ordinary couple and continue to compete as athletes.
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Another Day - Poem by Friedrich Holderlin
Another day. I follow another path,
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Love are you to be seen in the light of day
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Esso BedfordTai Pan 27th January 2009, 13:59 did 3 trips as R/O on Bedford.1951/2. Cpt Felgate-Palmer. any body got a photo? the only ship photo i am missing Ian6 27th January 2009, 14:22 Hi John There are 4 pictures in Photoship. This link is the first: http://www.photoship.co.uk/JAlbum%20Ships/Old%20Ships%20E/slides/Esso%20Bedford-01.html Ian Tai Pan 27th January 2009, 15:28 Thanks Ian, did not realise she was so, how can I put it, "used". also found other ships, john Tony Crompton 28th January 2009, 10:24 I sailed as second mate with Capt. Palmer Felgate on Esso Hampshire in 1962/3. He bcame Commodore Master of Esso when Capt Tyrell retired in 1962. He went on to be Master of Esso London which was Esso's "Flagship" before the VLCCs were built. Capt. Palmer Felgate was probably one of the kindest men I have ever met, yet still an excellent shipmaster. He is pictured on http://www.aukevisser.nl/uk/id431.htm Regards, Tony NORMAN WILLIAMS 2nd February 2009, 21:05 Hi John, I sailed on the Esso Bedford as the Electrician from 6-7-53 until 15-12-53 it was the hardest working ship I worked on during the ten years I spent with Esso I was never out of the engine room, but I did manage to get the flag ship in the end the building of the Esso Liverpool at Monfalcone then sailed on her first voyage. cheers Norman Williams. Tai Pan 4th February 2009, 13:22 I fully symapthise, all i can remember that it was very rare for both engines to be working at the same time. i was on her 1951-52. 3 months round trip UK-Ras tanura uk, shows how fast we went. Left Marconi after her and joined Blue Funnel. |


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Aww it's yoni a bit of fun!
I'm a bit behind with it all. I used to work with someone called Yoni so I keep thinking it's about him.
I haven't found it all hilariously amusing. Think I'm missing something.
if you are bored with it then why begin yet another thread on it? it will die out very quickly.
....even HQ are playing! give it a day or so and it will be yoni a memory.....
Tbh, it's getting boring but I like all the name changing! Ad the poetry!
YABU (blows an even bigger raspberry and buggers off back to the other thread to laugh about yoni's some more)
If it's that boring why start a thread about it?
We are yoni avin a larf! Lighten up op!
You are the one and yoni. Yoni you can change that.
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I very nearly started a thread asking how long it would be until someone posted an AIBU asking if they were U to be bored with it all. It happens every time.
The original thread wasn't even funny.
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Why would it be a NC fail? I see 8 other related names posting on this thread too.
Wow. You really don't like it do ya? You weren't kidding!
It's better than all the snarky, pissy, nit picking, offended, chippy shit.
I'm bored with the misuse of "over" and "already".
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OP were you here for penguins or kittens or pombears? This is about the same. It happens.
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How old were the babies and how long were they left to cry for?
I used CC with ds1 but he was about 14 months old.
I would NEVER use it on a young baby, and I'm sure they say your not meant to do it with a baby under 6 months old. When they are small they are crying for a reason, not just because they don't want to sleep, or they are playing up, but because there is something wrong.
Ds2 is 6 weeks old and he has had a full on cry about twice, he normally just makes noises before he starts crying, like a warning lol. I could never leave him to cry, it was distressing the few times he has cried.
Obviously it's each their own. It will work for some and not others.
There is always reasearch being done, next week they will be saying it's good for them Only a few months ago they were saying swaddling was bad and could cause something or other, now it's good. Advice changes all the time I can't keep up!
We all just do what we feel is right for our children at the time.
I should also point out that while I believe controlled crying to be damaging in no way do I think that parents intend to damage their children and I would never be judgmental about someone who does it - we all have different reasons for parenting the way we do.
I think most parents are doing what they think is best for their children.
The same cannot be said of Gina Ford or other 'parenting gurus' who dole out this advice with no qualifications, no psychological studies, no understanding of child development (or even experience as a parent) and simply to make a profit. Personally I think that is very wrong.
Everyone's different!
Everyone's different - aren't they. And every situation is different. What works for me... might not work for you!
Great for you - that you can pull over when driving to sort your baby out... How about the Mum and young child, who pulled over on the hard shoulder for a few seconds, and then was hit by a HGV! I've had to drive on the M25 with my screaming baby, soothing him whilst I kept us all safe in the car.
Our lives are different, and you just have to judge what's best for everyone, especially when you have other siblings in your care. How about having other siblings, 'pulling' you in one direction, and the baby 'pulling' you in another... we simply cannot split our selves in two, or three in my case. Not that the baby is at the bottom of the list.. it's most normally me. I can even have all 3 of my children on my lap at one time... I'm very good at multi-tasking like that.. but, sometimes, yes, the baby needs to cry for a bit in the carseat or the buggy, or the cot. I will be there for him/her, but (unless the cry is the 'pain'/'panic' cry) - I will get to him, ASAP.
I have been laid back and relaxed with all my 3 children... I wouldn't 'run' to them when they cried (Being their mother, I know their cries, and which one I need to 'run' to if there's a problem.) I do not leave my children crying for long times... but, I recognise the cry, and listen, and wait...... and then go in, if needs be.
As much as I am relaxed and laid back as a mother, I am also quite firm when needs be. I think it's a balance.
That's my point really.... it's a balance. Sometimes, I need to leave them to cry, sometimes I go in.
I agree about picking them up every time they cry but I think you can tell the difference between crying for a little moan or crying because they are deeply unhappy, stressed, frightened or just needing a hug. They are babies. They don't know how to manipulate. I do think some children may just need a bit of a push so the method works but it doesn't for other babies. I couldn't do it with my little girl though.
I understand what your saying, but you do that with a newborn? I assume that because you said she slept through from 9 weeks. I must say I don't really agree with that, firstly your not meant to do it before around 6 months, secondly, a newborn is crying for a reason, and if they are crying because they want to be held then so be it, it is a big scary world sometimes they need the comfort of their mum.
My ds2 is sleeping 6 hours at night now, but that's just because he's getting older and sleeping longer (he's 6 weeks), I wouldn't dream of leaving him to cry and not comforting him when he needs it.
Makes me sad thinking about tiny babies crying for their mum (or other reasons) and not going to them Poor little mites.
I've never understood the whole "you can't pick them up every time they cry" way of thinking. Why not? They are my babies, I want to hug them and make them feel safe and loved and secure.
Who doesn't want a nice good cuddle when you are feeling sad? It doesn't matter to me why they are crying, I'll give them a cuddle and let them know I am there for them always.
I don't think my kids are really going to be hugging into my leg when they are still teenagers, in fact my 8 year old already is starting to avoid me hugging him in public.
Sat here waiting for someone to mention Child Abuse.
I say each to their own!
I have no more right to tell anyone else how to bring up there child than anyone else has the right to tell me how to bring up my children.
I would NEVER pull over on the motorway with her.....I wouldnt drive on the Motorway just me and her whilst she's so young.....I had to go to Coventry the other day (from London) and I got the train instead because I didn't want to risk being in that position. I'm talking about local residential journeys where I can park safely.
I wasn't trying to be funny about other parents ("great for you") I was just trying to empathise the point that I can't even let her cry on a car journey so CC at home definitely wouldn't work for me!
Absolutely. When I was born the advice at the time was to have the baby sleep on their front, all my early baby pictures I am laid sleeping on my front..I'm still in one piece When my boys have children the advice will have probably all changed again, and I may be sat in shock at why you would do something like that
I used controlled crying when ds was 6 months old, which is when the professionals advise is the right time to do it. It is totally different to leaving a baby to "cry it out" as has already been pointed out by Emma G earlier in the thread.
I understand some mums don't think it's right for their babies - each to their own. BUT I find it highly insulting to have mums on here insinuating that i did something cruel to my baby.
Im so glad it's not just me who wont do the controlled crying thing. My boyfriend and I have had many many rows about it as I have never wanted to do it and he did. Thankfully I won and we haven't tried it, and yes the two youngest still dont sleep great but at least I get lots of extra cuddles!( and big baggy eyes!)
I haven't read the whole thread, but I would say that it is important to remember controlled crying isn't crying it out. They are different methods.
Controlled crying is not recommended for babies under 10 months or so.
Finally, after a bout of being left to cry alone, the cortisol levels were high? Has anyone measured the cortisol levels of a bad sleeper? A baby that cries night after night in bed, and just can't settle themselves? I would imagine they would be high then too. When controlled crying is used in these types of circumstances, in my case once was all it took, I consider it kinder than letting them go night after night with no decent sleep.
It is very easy to look at these reports and put your own views on it.
We used a type of controlled crying with my eldest. Not because we were unrealistic and wanted as good 8 hours sleep, or because we didn't want him to behave like a baby... We did it out of desperation. He was suckling hourly for around 40 min at a time, he would scream as soon as he was put into a moses basket, bouncer etc, he only slept on us, we took shifts holding him to get any sleep... this went on for weeks and weeks. We were absolutely shattered, I was crying all the time from exhaustion, our relationship was suffering. And in the end we resorted to cc.
While it goes against any maternal instinct, it worked! He started sleeping, we managed to get some sleep, and everyone was far happier. We could enjoy being parents to a content and well rested baby.
We have another baby now. She is 5 months old and we haven't used cc. She sleeps between feeds and we haven't needed to use it. As I said, we were desperate. If I hadn't experienced this I wouldn't have appreciated that sometimes it has it's place.
I haven't read the report but I'd be interested to know how the babies were affected beyond the initial 'shock' of cc. Once the baby is sleeping and in a routine do they continue to be affected? Or does the routine and sleep later pay off?
I agree with the poster who said about a little bit of stress... Life is about stress and learning to cope with it. That sounds incredibly harsh and I don't mean it to but a little bit of controlled crying can help a baby settle into a routine, set good sleeping patterns for life and has literally saved loads of mums from sleep deprived insanity... I wouldn't say it suits everyone but its not being cruel. You're not neglecting a baby by leaving it to cry for a few mins before seeing to it.
Incidentally I read "baby laundry for unmarried mothers" the other day about babies in convents in the 1960s born to single mums and prior to putting the babies up for adoption they used to keep them all in a massive room filled with cots and the mums were only allowed in at set feeding times between 6am and 11pm (none overnight) and to change the baby before putting it back down again. Now clearly this is completely crazy and wrong but lots of adults walking around today (including the little boy the story is about) have grown up to be well adjusted happy adults with good relationships and emotional stability, so you do have to wonder whether a bit of controlled crying by todays standards is that bad when you think of all the terrible things we used to do!
Until the age of about 8-12 months, babies have no concept of cause-effect or object permanence. This means if you leave them room, you have gone. They don't understand the concept that you might come back in 1 minute, 10 minuites, 1 hour. It's all the same to them. Nor do they cry because they have worked out it will bring you back. They cry because there is something wrong and they are sad. This is why you shouldn't use controlled crying under 1 year old. After that, then sleep training works how it is meant to.
Having said all that, DS1 used to moan himself to sleep. Sounded like crying but wasn't. Once he learnt to talk, he talked himself to sleep instead. This sounds cruel and I hated it, but I had to leave him because he would not go to sleep when I was there. But he wasn't crying, just making a noise. I would never leave my children to get stressed when I could do something about it. Although when you have 2 (or more) children, sometimes the baby has to wait!
I'm sure I'm going to be shot down for this but here we go...
I'm a mum of 4 and have done controlled crying with all 4 of my children. They are happy confident children and my 3and almost 4 year old LOVE going to bed! They actually go to the stairs and say "night night" when going for their nap and to bed so I don't think it's caused any lasting damage if any. I did CC when they were around 12 months and my youngest is now 13 months and all 4 of my children sleep well now. However obviously I cannot prove that they weren't stressed during the time we did CC (it only took a couple of nights for all of them) and after but at some point they have to learn that night time is for sleep.
I have a friend who has a little boy who is now 18 months. He's not a good sleeper as he has always been rocked, cuddled or fed to sleep. His mum trained him to depend on her for his every need, he relies on her for comfort, food and to fall sleep. His mum went back to work when he was 9 months and he is in a nursery where she's been told he is utterly miserable as he cannot fall asleep with her to rock or feed him to sleep. When he hurts himself (as toddling 18 month old's inevitabley do!) he is beside himself and they can't comfort him as he wants only her. I'm not sure this is relevant but I can't help but feel that training a child to be so dependant on you is also quite cruel. I'm not critisising her choice as he's her baby its up to her how she raises him I'm just giving another view on the CC front.
I don't believe in CC for babies under 8/9 months at all. I think when they're very young they don't really know how to cry for attention so its vital to respond to their cries.
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i don't understand what is wrong with our society, a babies place is at the centre of the family, needs met (a baby does not have wants- only needs) by loving carers.
I read a lot about this when pregnent with my first,
i believe that leaving baby to cry teaches them to stop trying, to expect failure (similar to how a lot of todays unemloyed are discribed)
the baby has a need,
explains it in the only way it knows- crying-
the need is constently ignored as the baby is only tended to on the carers schedule. baby learns there is no point in trying to gain what it needs and learns to stop crying.
I think it is impossible to realise how destructive this procedure is until the baby is an adult.
The time to teach a child self discipline, limits, the difference between need and want, how to wait to have wants met is when they reach the "terrible two's" and even then it needs to be taught with kindness and understandng, not by ignoring.
i'm glad your children are happy and enjoy going to bed, and i respect you for avoiding bedtime battles.
i have bedshared and breastfed all mine (3, 5, 6, 8) until 3, never let an under 3 cry it out, and babyworn all of them. the oldest three have all slept in own beds since aged 4, all in bed happily by 7, and all sleep through the night barring illness.
which ofcourse proves nothing, we will all have information of families that prove or disprove our ideas, it's only by looking at a much wider picture that statistical patterns emerge.


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Alatri Cathedral, otherwise the Basilica of Saint Paul (Italian: Duomo di Alatri; Basilica concattedrale di San Paolo apostolo) is the principal church (duomo) of Alatri, Lazio, Italy, dedicated to Saint Paul. It was formerly the cathedral of the Diocese of Alatri, and since 30 September 1986 has been a co-cathedral of the Diocese of Anagni-Alatri. Pope Pius XII declared it a basilica minor on 10 September 1950.[1]
The cathedral was built on what was once the centre of the acropolis of Alatri over the remains of an ancient shrine of the Hernici and of a temple dedicated to Saturn. References to a cathedral go back to the first half of the 11th century: a cathedral chapter is documented here in 930. Under Pope Innocent II (1130–1143), probably in 1132, the relics of the martyred saint Pope Sixtus I were translated here, and in honour of this the cathedral was refurbished: the main altar was completed in 1156. Further works took place through the 13th century, when in honour of the visit of Pope Honorius III the screen and the ambo, both by the Cosmati, were added, of which some traces still remain in the cathedral today.
During the 16th century the internal walls were painted with frescoes of episodes from the translation of the relics of Saint Sixtus, now hidden by the modernising works of the 17th and 18th centuries which produced the cathedral as it appears today. The present façade and campanile by Jacopo Subleyras were added between 1790 and 1808, and the cornice and the tympanum in 1884. Finally, in 1932 the Chapel of St. Sixtus was built to house the relics of Saint Sixtus, in commemoration of the 800th anniversary of their translation to Alatri.
During his visit to the diocese in 1950, Pope Pius XII granted the cathedral the status of basilica minor.
The façade, in stone and opus latericium, is from the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th. The interior has a Latin cross ground plan, with three aisles separated by pilasters and a raised transept.
As well as the relics of Sixtus I, the cathedral also keeps those of the Roman Saint Alexander from the Catacombs of Callixtus, translated to Alatri in 1640, and the Ostia incarnata, from the Eucharistic miracle of Alatri of 1228.[1] The cathedral's works of art include a copy of Guido Reni's Crucifixion; the face of Saint Sixtus in chased and repoussé silverwork (1584); and the Madonna del suffragio, a sculpted wooden group of figures executed in 1639.
In a chapel are the remains of Blessed Maria Raffaella Cimatti, transferred here on 27 March 2010 from the church of St. Benedict.[2]
- ^ cf it:Miracolo eucaristico di Alatri (Italian)
- ^ Il Tempo Frosinone - Traslazione delle spoglie di suor Maria Cimatti (Italian)
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- Cathedral website (Italian)
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Directed by | Otto Preminger |
Produced by | Otto Preminger |
Screenplay by | John Mortimer Penelope Mortimer |
Based on | Bunny Lake Is Missing by Marryam Modell |
Starring | Laurence Olivier Carol Lynley Keir Dullea Martita Hunt The Zombies Noël Coward |
Music by | Paul Glass |
Cinematography | Denys N. Coop |
Edited by | Peter Thornton |
Distributed by | Columbia Pictures |
Release dates
1965 |
Running time
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Country | United Kingdom |
Language | English |
Bunny Lake Is Missing is a 1965 British psychological thriller film starring Laurence Olivier and directed and produced by Otto Preminger, who filmed it in black and white widescreen format in London. It was based on the novel of the same name by Merriam Modell. The score is by Paul Glass and the opening theme is often heard as a refrain. The Zombies also appear in a television broadcast.
Dismissed by both critics and Preminger as insignificant upon its release in 1965, the film received a strong review by critic Andrew Sarris.[1] The movie was released on DVD in 2005 (Region 1) and 2007 (Region 2).
American single mother Ann Lake (Carol Lynley), recently moved to London from New York, arrives at the Little People's Garden preschool to collect her daughter, Bunny, but the child has mysteriously disappeared. An administrator recalls meeting with Ann, but claims never to have seen the missing child. Ann and her brother Stephen (Keir Dullea) search the school and find a sinister woman living upstairs who claims she collects children's nightmares. In desperation, the Lakes call the police, and Superintendent Newhouse (Laurence Olivier) arrives on the scene.
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Ann's landlord (Noël Coward), an aging actor, attempts to seduce her. Newhouse decides to become better acquainted with Ann in order to learn more about Bunny. He takes her to a local bar where he plies her with brandy.
Ann discovers she still has the claim ticket for Bunny's doll, which was taken to a doll hospital for repairs. Regarding the doll as proof of Bunny's existence, she frantically rushes to the doll hospital late at night and retrieves the doll. Stephen knocks out Ann and burns the doll. He takes Ann to a hospital and tells the desk nurse that Ann has been hallucinating about a missing girl who does not exist. Ann is sedated and put under observation.
Later, Ann wakes and escapes from the hospital. She discovers Stephen burying Bunny's possessions; he has bound and sedated the child and hidden her in the boot of his car. Stephen implies an incestuous interest in his sister and complains that Bunny has always come between them; because he believes Ann loves Bunny more than him, the child threatens Stephen's dream of a future with Ann. Realizing that her brother is mad, Ann plays childhood games with him to distract him.[2][3] Newhouse, having discovered that Stephen had lied to the police about the ship that brought the Lakes to England, arrives in time to rescue Ann and Bunny and apprehend Stephen.
Actor | Role |
Laurence Olivier | Supt. Newhouse |
Carol Lynley | Ann Lake |
Keir Dullea | Stephen Lake |
Martita Hunt | Ada Ford |
Anna Massey | Elvira Smollett |
Clive Revill | Sergeant Andrews |
Finlay Currie | The Doll Maker |
Lucie Mannheim | The Cook |
Noël Coward | Horatio Wilson |
Adrienne Corri | Dorothy |
Megs Jenkins | Sister |
Delphi Lawrence | 1st Mother |
David Oxley | Doctor |
Suky Appleby | Bunny Lake |
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Adapting the original novel, Preminger moved the story from New York to London, where he liked working. His dark, sinister vision of London made use of many real locations; Barry Elder's Doll Museum in Hammersmith stood in for the dolls' hospital, the Little People's Garden School used a real school in Hampstead, and the 'Frogmore End' house was one that had belonged to novelist Daphne du Maurier's father. Preminger had found the novel's denouement lacking in credibility so he changed the identity of the would-be murderer, which needed many re-writes from his British husband-and-wife scriptwriters John Mortimer and Penelope Mortimer before the famously demanding director was satisfied.[4]
As with its thematic predecessor, Psycho, audiences were not admitted after the film's start, which was not common practice at the time. This was heavily emphasized in the film's promotion, including on the poster, which warned "No One Admitted While the Clock is Ticking!"
English rock band The Zombies are featured in the credits and on the film's poster for their contribution of three songs to the film's soundtrack: "Remember You", "Just Out of Reach" and "Nothing's Changed". The band is prominently featured performing on a television in the pub where Supt. Newhouse meets with Ann, and "Just Out of Reach" plays on a janitor's radio as Ann escapes from the hospital. With Preminger present in the studio, the band recorded a two-minute radio ad set to the tune of "Just Out of Reach" that promoted the film's release and urged audiences to "Come on time!" in keeping with the film's no-late-admissions policy. These efforts represent an early instance of the now-common Hollywood practice of promotional tie-ins with popular musical acts.[5]
- ^ Films
- ^ Orr, John, Otto Preminger and the End of Classical Cinema, sensesofcinema.com, 2006, retrieved 24 July 2008
- ^ Thompson, Nathaniel, Bunny Lake is Missing on DVD, tcm.com, retrieved 24 July 2008
- ^ Foster Hirsch, "Otto Preminger: The Man Who Would Be King" (2007).
- ^ Alec Palao (1997). "Begin Here and Singles" and "In the Studio Rare and Unissued". In Zombie Heaven (pp. 46-47 & 58) [CD booklet]. London: Big Beat Records.
- Maria DiBattista (Princeton University): "Afterword". In: Evelyn Piper: Bunny Lake Is Missing (Femmes Fatales: Women Write Pulp) (The Feminist Press at The City University of New York: New York, 2004) 198-219 (ISBN 1-55861-474-5) (includes a discussion of the differences between Piper's novel and Preminger's film version).
Home Video Releases[edit]
On August 2, 2014, Twilight Time Studio announced an upcoming Blu-ray edition of the film, which was eventually released on November 11. [1] [2]
External links[edit]
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- Bunny Lake Is Missing at AllMovie
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The lesson here is that private companies respond well to incentives. Government mandates arent necessary to control costs, and the Affordable Care Act in fact makes it harder to cut costs because of burdensome new insurance rules.
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We estimate the website value of yiujizz.com is currently at $ 0.00. Traffic and Revenue of yiujizz.com is estimated to be increasing within the last 3 months. The domain yiujizz.com is a .com domain with the name yiujizz preceding it.
The Server of yiujizz.com is powered by the Apache/2.4.10 (Unix) OpenSSL/1.0.1e-fips mod_bwlimited/1.4 webserver software and the server is physically located in United States (Michigan) and uses the IP address 188.8.131.52. At the DMOZ open directory project we found no listing for yiujizz.com at this time.
Updated: 04/26/2015 01:38, 1 day ago
Worldwide Rank | Monthly Users* | Monthly Pageviews* |
4,055,479⇑ |
350⇑ 12 per day* |
350⇑ 12 per day* |
Website Value* | Monthly Earnings* | Daily Earnings* |
$ 0.00⇑ | $ 0.00⇑ | $ 0.00⇑ |
*Estimated Traffic and Value Data |
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The webserver of yiujizz.com is powered by Apache/2.4.10 (Unix) OpenSSL/1.0.1e-fips mod_bwlimited/1.4 webserver software. The server is located in Lansing in United States. The IP address of yiujizz.com is 22.214.171.124.More detailed:
IP Address | Subnet | AS Number | ISP | Location |
22.214.171.124 | 72.52.224 |
AS32244 Liquid Web, Inc. |
SourceDNS | Lansing, Michigan, United States |
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