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Thanks for joining me for the early kick off in the Sky Bet Championship, where the final score is Bolton 0-1 QPR
There it is! QPR move top, at least for a while, on 10 points, whilst Bolton stay in 19th on two points
30 seconds for Bolton, but they haven't committed enough forward and Bogdan's long ball comes to nothing
Great burst of pace by Traore down the left, but his pull back is dealt with just before Zamora could pull the trigger
QPR have another corner, which they are in no rush to take. Zamora gives away another goal kick though and Bolton have three minutes
QPR doing their best to hold on though, O'Neil and Zamora keeping it in the corner well for a bit before losing it
QPR take a corner short, but it's not kept well by Zamora and Bolton break. Onuoha fouls Davies as he looks to break and may earn himself a booking
Spearing has put in a brilliant effort today, and chases down Jenas on the break to halt him in his tracks
Bolton really dominating now as they hunt for an equaliser with time running out. They launch a ball into the box but Kniight's header loops well wide
Johnson has the ball on the right wing, but he didn't look up to see Zamora wide open down the middle! A crunching tackle saves Bolton though, and QPR look to make their third sub
So close! Hall flicks the ball through well to Davies, and his shot is parried well by Green! QPR clear the resulting corner and can break
Barton escaping a second yellow card after what looked like a cynical challenge, but replays show it wasn't too bad. A yellow would have been very harsh, not least because it would have been an early bath for the QPR man
Spearing and Medo have been excellent for Bolton today, and the two combine to earn Bolton a corner. QPR clear it well though
Chung-Yong gets a bit of revenge on Barton by clattering into him, giving QPR a free kick on the halfway line
Bolton have fought their way back into the match in the last 10 minutes or so, but QPR are still holding firm and it seems like the score might not change in the next 15 minutes.
Hall has looked good in the few minutes since he came on, and supplied a good cross from the left after beating his man. Only one in the box for Bolton though, and he can't get to it
Davies tries a through ball to Chung-Yong, but he can't take it in his stride and the ball runs dead. That could have been the equaliser
Tierney has struggled on the left wing today for Bolton, and continues to do so as he loses the ball again to Simpson
O'Neil takes the ball into the corner. Bit early for time-wasting? Apparently not as QPR have a corner
Wright-Phillips leads a QPR break, but Ream expertly wins the ball back. Moritz gets the ball back at the other end, but he drags his shot wide. Better from Bolton
The home side hoping a change in strikers means a change in fortunes. Nothing as of yet, although they just put together a good spell of passing football. Positive stuff for Bolton
Patient build up involving Chung-Yong, Spearing and Medo, but the latter's shot flies well wide of the post
Austin is set through on goal, but Bolton win a free kick after obstruction in the build-up by Johnson
QPR starting to turn the screw a bit in the second half, looking for a second goal to really put them on their way to three points. Bolton may need to make a change soon to try something new in their search for the equaliser
Chung-Yong tries to release Beckford, but the striker has been struggling to get past the defence all afternoon and this time is no different
Wright-Phillips stumbles as he tries to take it past Knight. The QPR man is clutching his hamstring and moving slowly. Looks like he might carry on though
A good flowing move by QPR! Wright-Phillips gives it to Hill, who plays a neat one-two with Austin. Hill squares it to Johnson who finishes high into the Bolton net. 1-0!
N'Gog tried to hold it up, but loses out and he looks injured... He's got up, but moving quite gingerly. We could soon be seeing the first sub of the game
Bolton break with Spearing, whose pass releases Beckford down the right... His cross is met by Chung-Yong, but he can only lift it over the bar under pressure
Spearing tries to drill the 30 yard free kick... Wheater gets a flick, but Green holds well under pressure
Johnson tries to hold it up but loses out to Ream. He plays a good ball to Chung-Yong, who is tackled from behind by Henry
Bolton, more specifically Bogdan, still trying the long ball, but N'Gog and Beckford are struggling in the air against the QPR defenders
Another comfortable catch for Green after a poor cross by Medo. But he's thrown it straight out and Bolton have it back
QPR looking to pass it around a bit more here and build from the back. Or they were until they passed it out of play
The sides re-emerging for the second half. Lets hope for a bit more goal action in the next 45 minutes
After both sides scored in the first half in their opening two games this season, this is now their second game in a row where they've failed to find the net in the first 45 minutes.
Marky on Twitter: hope QPR bag a few goals in the second half! Need to get my accumulator off to a winning start!
Both sides have had 4 shots on goal in the first half, but QPR dominating possession with 60%. Of course, none of that means a lot until the 'goals' stat changes
Chris on Twitter: Bolton need to step it up in the 2nd half, if they want promotion they need to be more convincing against sides like QPR #bwfc
Philip on Twitter: Hope Joey Barton can keep his temper under control today, QPR need his quality to win this one
Not looking likely at the moment, Matt! Remember, tweet me @tinyliney or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Matt via email: I need to start my goals galore bet of early with this game so let's play some good football and get some goals please
Nothing particularly of note to speak of, except Medo's rasping drive that hit the post. Aside from that, neither keeper has had a lot to do outside of catching crosses and taking goal kicks
One minute of added time here. A goal for either side would do wonders for them right now, but I can't see it happening
QPR's confidence is growing by the second, they won't want half time to come at this rate. They still can't find the end product though and Bolton hold on
Bolton are kind enough to give QPR the ball straight back, but a cross is held by Bogdan and Bolton have it back again
QPR pulling the home side one way and then the other, desperate to find the breakthrough before half time. But an awful pass gifts Bolton the ball back, who can try have some possession of their own
Bolton haven't seen a lot of the ball in the last 10 minutes or so, but they have a corner. To be taken by Ream
Simpson has all the space in the world to run in to, but his cross is well cleared by Wheater. QPR work it out to the other flank, but Wright-Phillips' cross floats miles over
QPR upping the pressure now, creating some good chances. If they can find a finish, Bolton will be in real trouble
Wright-Phillips is released down the left again, and his cross towards Austin is well cleared by Wheater, at the expense of his personal welfare. He seems ok though
Johnson takes a clever flick through in his stride, and pulls it back to Austin! But he can't get enough on the shot and Bolton clear
Austin is released down the left and his pull back is deflected to Barton on the edge of the area... But he horribly miscues his shot and it rolls harmlessly wide
Medo gets the ball 25 yards out... hits it. Hits the post!! What a save by Green! He leapt to his right and just got a hand on it to tip it on to the post! Closest we've come to a goal
Spearing with a big tackle on Simpson! The midfielder wasn't happy that the QPR man had won the ball, and flew in to win a throw-in
Bolton break, but Beckford's through ball is cut out well by the defence. Both sides still looking for the way through
Austin tries an ambitious 30 yard attempt.. and it flies just over the crossbar via a deflection! Corner comes to nothing though
QPR have a free kick 40 yards out. Chance for them to load some players in the box. But Barton takes it quickly and slides it through to Johnson! His pass is just overhit though and Bogdan gathers
Bolton looking to try and play it around the midfield, with Spearing the main man involved. They still can't break the defence down, but look more like scoring than QPR
Corner comes to nothing and QPR break through Wright-Phillips. He works it back to Barton but his shot is saved by Bogdan, despite bouncing just in front of him
Some big tackles starting to fly in now. First Medo, then Barton. Neither team looking clinical enough to trouble the goalkeepers though
Bolton looking very confident in midfield. They work it wide to Tierney, but his cross drops straight into the arms of Green
Spearing tries a 60-yard pass to former Liverpool teammate N'Gog, but he just can't reach it. Great attempt though
QPR have a corner... defended by Bolton but Barton can have another go... straight into Bogdan's arms
An awful back-pass by Barton releases Beckford through! Oh but he's dragged his shot yards wide. Should have done better
Hill is released down the left... plays a great ball across the box, but Johnson is inches away and Bogdan claims it well. That was close
They try to play it short but Bolton break through Beckford... But is stopped by a nasty tackle from Dunne
Good hold up play from Johnson earns QPR a free kick. They work the ball into the box and Knight chests it out. Another Barton corner
Tried to curl it into the top corner, but the wall did the job and Bolton have a corner, to be taken by Ream
Chung-Yong has been upended 25 yards out after a good run by the Bolton man. Spearing to take the free kick
Given away by QPR in their own defensive third... but N'Gog can't find the pass and it rolls through to Green in the Rangers goal
Bolton lining up in a 4-4-2 diamond, with American Tim Ream in defensive midfield. QPR look to be in a regular 4-4-2
Just a few minutes till kick-off. The teams are making their way on to the pitch, Bolton in their usual white kit, QPR in green with yellow hoops
Milan Susilovic via email: Bolton without Pratley and Eagles are bad. Bolton play bad soccer,they skip over midfield with the ball in the air. So QPR, Harry R., Wright, Austin, Johnson...I expect domination by QPR!!!
Remember to keep the tweets and emails coming in! Whether you support either side or you're a neutral, keep 'em coming
Lofthouse also represented England 33 times, scoring 30 goals, giving the striker one of the best goal-to-game ratios in England history. Not bad!
This morning marked the unveiling of the Nat Lofthouse statue outside The Reebok Stadium. Lofthouse was one of Bolton's greatest servants, scoring 255 goals in 14 years at the club
Sam Wallace on Twitter: Difficult game and Bolton are a strong side. Hoping for 3 points and Charlie Austin to score! Ur's!! #QPR
QPR flying in 5th place in the Sky Bet Championship after two wins and a draw this season, and are looking to extend their unbeaten streak this lunchtime
Bolton still chasing their first victory of the season after two 1-1 draws and a 3-0 loss so far this season.
History certainly favours the home side. Bolton have won 9 of the 13 home clashes between the two sides. and haven't lost in this fixture since 1998
For the visitors today: Green; Simpson, Onuoha, Dunne, Hill; O'Neil, Barton, Henry, Wright-Phillips; Austin, Johnson
I'm Oliver Lines and I'll be guiding you through today's game. Got any predictions? General thoughts? Tweet me @tinyliney or email me at email@example.com


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Heat Effects My Fondant Cakes - They Sag And Become Sticky.
Decorating By Berrywoman Updated 5 Jan 2010 , 3:21pm by indydebi
I have made a couple of cakes in the height of Summer with the heat greatly effecting their ability to stay looking good. They have been fondant covered cakes, but when left out on display they sag and become shiny and sticky. Thankfully they have been for close friends and they have been able to overlook these flaws, but it has made me reluctant to do any more cakes. Does anyone have any suggestions? Does the amount of drying time greatly effect fondants ability to withstand heat? I have only been able to leave the icing to dry for a day at most. Any help or suggestions are gratefully received.
Can you provide a few more details?
What are you using under the fondant?
What type of fondant?
Do you refridgerate at any point?
Are you dealing with high humidity?
I always though fondant was great with the heat.
I have used both marzipan and butter cream under the fondant. The cakes have always been refigerated for a period. They seem to be hard and "set" but when left out on display (a hot and humid day, but in the shade) the fondant loses it's shape. It begins to sag and wrinkle, and no longer sticks to the cake. The fondant also seems to sweat and become extreemly sticky.
Fondant HATES humidity. Fridges are humid places and if you then bring them out of the fridge into more humidity that's what's going to happen. If I ever absolutely have to refrigerate a fondant cake (because of a perishable filling coupled with a super hot day) then I bring it back up to room temp with a fan pointed directly at it.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the help. I'll invest in a fan for the future!
Try using ganache under your fondant - it holds its shape better. On a super humid day, there is not much you can do about it if it is out in the humidity. My niece just had her birthday on a ridiculously humid day and the cake my sister and I made for her became so tacky when it was sitting outside, on the deck, undercover because of the humidity (we don't put them in the fridge). When we got it back inside to cut it up, it came back to not being sticky quite quickly.
I believe most Aussie's use ganache under fondant because of our hot humid weather - or so someone told me once!
I have the same problem without ever refrigerating the cake once covered in fondant. 85 - 95% humidity here lately. I had to cake in our study one day with a makeshift airconditioner set up outside the window. Not much to be done but keep the cake in a airconditioned room.
Even my faux cakes suffer from the humidity. The fondant is on styrofoam and they have completely dried out, yet they will become sticky if the weather is too humid and they are not in an air conditioned environment. Is there a homemade fondant that can withstand humidity?
Ganache ( the firm setting kind, not the soft piping/pouring kind), is definitely better than buttercream under cakes, and marzipan should be OK too - do you let that dry out for a day or two before covering with fondant? I use thinned down corn syrup between my ganache/marzipan and the fondant and it sticks like glue! Never put a fondant cake in the fridge if you can help it though!
All fondants are not created equal though - what brand are you using? I find Pettinice & Ballina give me the best rest in the heat. My favourite ever was Icecraft, but they've stopped producing it as they had issues with mould growing on it in storage (had to dump 7.5kg myself just before Xmas due to mould growth - grrrrr!) - once on the cake it set beautifully and tasted divine (creamy almost). I hope they work on the mould issues and produce it again one day!
I used Satin Ice on a dummy and sat it in the shop window where it caught direct sunlight for half the day and it never melted, sagged, or did anything. You might give that a try.
Was your shop airconditioned? Fpndant is affected if in a humid non airconditioned environment. I can only buy Wilton or Virgin Ice brand here. Too expensive to have anything else shipped, therefore I make it. I make both MMF and a version of MFF depending on the final colour that I want. Is there another recipe that does not sweat in humid weather?
yes, it was A/C'd ... that could definitely be a factor.


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I am reluctant to enter this debate, but it seems to me that perhaps a more useful way to segregate the discussions would be by subject. i.e., Fashion/Portraiture, Architecture, Landscapes, Food, etc. Then you could go where the subject interests you, and see which tools are being used to get the job done. I guess this would bring the focus onto how to go about achieving the end results, rather than on certain categories of cameras. (This especially makes sense when you consider that almost any pro camera these days can be used successfully for almost any purpose. Almost.).
Like it says in the title, Michael, any chance of removing (banishing?) this endless and pointless debate to its own little space then all the people who find it worthwhile can go there and fight themselves to a standstill while the rest of us can get on with exchanging useful info about MF BACKS? I know we don't have to read them but they crop up often and really don't belong here. Goodness knows how much bandwidth they must waste.
Jeff Thanks and Amen!!!and a safe and healthy holiday season to all.Michael
Quite frankly, I don't think anyone not owning or having a degree of experience with MFDBs has much to contribute in this forum section.


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UPDATED: Driver ticketed in truck rollover on I-74
MUNCIE — Eastbound lanes of Interstate 74 have been reopened after a semitrailer truck rollover Friday.
The crash in Vermilion County Friday morning had traffic backed up for miles on eastbound Interstate 74.
A release from Illinois State Police at Pesotum said the truck tractor and trailer overturned in the eastbound lanes of I-74 at milepost 203 near Muncie about 9:45 a.m.
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From the sounds of it, pretty well. It sounds like they kept him on his side of the interstate rather than crossing into oncoming traffic. Without those wires there, there could have been many more deaths/injuries. They did their job, they aren't there to prevent accidents, just mitigate the potential damage.


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Gransberry named USF hoops MVP
Junior center Kentrell Gransberry, who led the Big East in rebounding in his first year of major-college basketball, was honored as USF's MVP at the team's postseason banquet Sunday night at Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club.
Gransberry, who averaged 15.6 points and 11.4 rebounds per game, was also named as USF's "Chairman of the Boards," given to the team's top rebounder, and was honored with the Wittcoff Family Endowed Scholarship. Other awards given out Sunday night:
-- Senior forward McHugh Mattis, who set USF's single-season blocked record was named as the team's Defensive Player of the Year, as well as the Most Improved Player.
-- Freshman guard Solomon Bozeman, who ranked second in the Big East with 88.4 percent shooting at the free-throw line, was given the Free Throw Award.
-- Freshman forward Amu Saaka took home the "Bulls Pride Award," given to the player who "best exemplifies the responsibilities associated with being a student-athlete at USF, on and off the court."
-- Former walk-on Chris Capko, who graduated in December with a 3.28 grade-point average and a degree in communications, was honored with the team's Academic Award.
-- Redshirt freshman Chris Howard, who returned to the court after multiple knee surgeries during a two-and-a-half-year absence, earned the Bill Jones Scholarship Award, named for the former USF season-ticket holder who lost his battle with cancer. The award honors Jones' best qualities: leadership, determination, a fighting spirit, courage and passion.
-- The team awards were chosen by former coach Robert McCullum, who was fired last month with two years left on his original six-year contract. He was not expected to attend Sunday's banquet, and new coach Stan Heath was expected to make comments about the team and next season's expectations.
It's notable that senior guard Melvin Buckley, the team's leading scorer for most of the season with a final average of 14.8 points per game, did not receive any postseason honors. Buckley played a team-high 35.7 minutes per game and hit a team-best 34.6 percent on 3-point attempts. He, Capko and Mattis were honored as the team's departing seniors, as was forward Melvyn Richardson, who couldn't attend Sunday's banquet.
Check back later tonight for news on USF players signing NFL contracts as undrafted free agents ...


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Tiger Woods' Recent Performances Prove He Doesn't Belong in 2014 Ryder CupAugust 10, 2014
Another tournament has elapsed, and with it came another disastrous performance by former world No. 1 Tiger Woods. This has become quite a trend for golf's most polarizing figure since his return from back surgery.
Quickly plummeting down the world golf rankings, Woods returned to competitive golf only to miss the cut at the Quicken Loans National, place 69th in the Open Championship, withdraw from the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and miss the cut at the PGA Championship.
ESPN Stats & Info tweeted the most recent result of Woods' continued deterioration:
He doesn't remotely resemble one of the nation's best players, and for that reason, Woods has no place on the 2014 Ryder Cup team.
You'd think this argument wouldn't be necessary due to Woods' lack of prize money, but captain Tom Watson will make three selections of his own—and he can pick anyone he wants.
That's not to say he will pick Woods, but the possibility is there. After all, when Woods and his agent, Mark Steinberg, spoke to the press after the PGA Championship, the duo didn't rule out a Ryder Cup appearance.
Instead, they focused on Woods' attempt to get stronger, via Bob Harig of ESPN.com.
Woods gave his thoughts on how his swing has felt:
I couldn't make a back swing. I can't get the club back. Coming through is fine. I can't get the club back ... I've got to rely on timing, hands and hopefully I can time it just right.
It's hard because you want the bigger muscles controlling the golf swing. I have got to rely on my hands to do it. The (club) face is rotating so fast through impact because I'm just not able to get my arms and the body in the correct spot.
Steinberg chimed in on Woods' immediate future:
Only he knows his body; if he was ready he was ready. We have to take it week by week. I'm listening to him. He's got to get it stronger. If that's what his doctors and trainers are saying, and he didn't do any damage to the surgical part, then I have no doubt that Tiger is going to go get his core and his back stronger so that this is not a regular occurrence.
No matter what reports involving Woods' back indicate over the next several weeks, that he can recover fully and regain his form in time to play in the Ryder Cup—on one of golf's most elite and prestigious teams—is simply a far-fetched idea.
Woods' health isn't only affecting his swing. His entire game is in shambles right now—including his short game.
Here's a look at what his putting stroke looked like during the PGA Championship:
The announcer's reaction sums it up perfectly.
Unfortunately, it didn't stop there:
Woods' recent play has caught the attention of former Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger. During a press conference, via BBC Sport, Azinger spoke of Woods' game and shared his thoughts on the Ryder Cup:
He has gone from the artist to the engineer. It is difficult to watch a Vincent Van Gogh paint by numbers. We want to see Tiger come back and get all of this stuff out of his head.
I don't see how you can take an injured player who's not playing well.
There are plenty of talented players hovering around the fringe of Ryder Cup eligibility. Keegan Bradley, Brendon Todd and Ryan Moore have all played well enough in recent weeks to warrant consideration as captain's picks.
We'll have to wait and see how this unfolds when Watson makes his selections in September. But for the sake of the Ryder Cup team and Woods' health, we should hope the former world No. 1's name isn't called.


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Hogan's Heroes
television show
Hogan's Heroes was an American television situation comedy that ran from September 17, 1965 to July 4, 1971 on the CBS network for 168 episodes. Starring Bob Crane as Colonel Robert Hogan, the show was set in a German prisoner of war (POW) camp for Western Allied prisoners during World War II.
Season 1Edit
Hold That Tiger [1.02]Edit
- Schultz: (After Hogan revealing Newkirk in a Gestapo uniform) What a relief, if the Gestapo...Colonel Hogan...what is he doing in a uniform! Colonel Hogan please, oohhh you went too far. I must report this, it would be worth my life if I do not report this.
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: It's only until tomorrow, then he's gonna take it off again.
- Schultz: Aahhh.
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: After he steals the tank.
- Schultz: Ohh...
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: From the Panzer division.
- Schultz: Oohhh...
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: And brings it here into the barracks.
- Schultz: Oh I see nothing. I was not here. I did not even get up this morning!
- Schultz: Eine, zwei, drei, vier, fünf, sechs, sieben...acht...neun...zehn...
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: Elf is next, eleven, Schultz.
- Schultz: I know how to count.
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: So do many of the young guards, I think it's how they're taught.
- [General Hofstader gets out of his staff car and marches over to Klink.]
- Colonel Klink: What an honor to have you here —
- General Hofstader: Where is my tank, Klink?
- Colonel Klink: Hasn't it come back yet?
- General Hofstader: No. Klink, I released a tank to you to put down a riot by prisoners. I see no riot, I see no tank! All I see is a Colonel about to become Corporal!
- Colonel Klink: Please, General — it will turn up! I have searched the barracks, the surrounding areas, the prisoners—
- General Hofstader: [sarcastically] The prisoners? Nobody had it in his pocket?! We are talking about a Tiger tank Klink! Not a toy dump truck!
- Cpl. Peter Newkirk: Steal a German tank?!
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: We'll give it back... after we take it apart and make blueprints of it.
- Sgt. James 'Kinch' Kinchloe: Well, how do we get ahold of it?
- Cpl. Louis LeBeau: How do we get it in here?
- Cpl. Peter Newkirk: Where are we going to hide a tank?
- Sgt. Andrew Carter: Where do we take it apart?
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: Look, I got the idea of stealing it, right? The rest is detail.
- Col. Klink: It is impossible to hide a tank! Therefore I suspect you! (in regards to Col. Hogan and his men hiding the Tiger tank)
Kommandant of the Year [1.03]Edit
- Col. Klink: Tell me, Schultz, which colonel is running this camp, Hogan or me? I sometimes wonder.
- Schultz: Me, too, Herr Komman…
- [Klink gets up.]
- Col. Klink: I am the colonel who will sign your transfer for the Russian front.
- Schultz: Boy, are you running the camp!
The Late Inspector General [1.04]Edit
- Klink: I am well aware, Colonel Hogan, there is nothing you and your men would not do to try to undermine my position, even to have me replaced.
- Hogan: Replace you, are you kidding? We'd do anything to keep you here.
- [After Kinchloe switches on a tape of a BBC broadcast in the presence of Klink, Schultz, and the Inspector General von Platzen.]
- Klink: Schultz! Where is that radio?
- Schultz: They didn't tell me!
- Klink: Find it at once!
- Schultz: Jawohl, Herr Kommandant.
- Klink: [as the Schultz and the other guards search] Hogan! Where does that voice come from?
- Hogan: From the accent, I'd say England.
The Flight of the Valkyrie [1.05]Edit
- [Hogan brings in a "disguised" woman in male uniform.]
- Schultz: Where did she come from? Don't tell me, but wherever it was, put her back!
The Prisoner's Prisoner [1.06]Edit
- Schmidt: What is it you want?
- Hogan: Cleveland.
- Schmidt: Cleveland?
- Hogan: I want to be Burgermeister. Oh, you don't have to worry about me, sir. I'll be loyal. One set of books.
- Hogan: If the Germans can have an American prisoner, why can't the American prisoners have a German prisoner? If we're wrong, what are they gonna do, lock us up?
German Bridge is Falling Down [1.07]Edit
- Hogan: We're gonna build the bridge with a very special feature.
- Newkirk: What do you mean by that?
- Hogan: It's going to be the only bridge in the world with a built-in bomb.
- Klink: Bribe me, eh? I will throw them in the cooler for life. Even after the war. Even if we lose!
- Klink: If the prisoners ask any questions about these explosions, you know nothing. You - are - ignorant.
- Schultz: Oh, I can handle that.
- Klink: I know.
- Schultz: [reading graffiti] "Hess is a mess." "Himmler is a rat fink." "Göring is a fat rat fink." [starts laughing] "Colonel Klink is bucking for rat fink!"
- Hogan: [walks over with Klink to the ammunitions building; the painting has blurred the graffiti very little after being watered] You ordered us the paint the building; we painted it!
- Klink: Colonel Hogan, this is not what I had in mind. I can still read those insults. Now, you will paint it again, and again, if necessary, until those insulting statements are gone. Now, PAINT IT! [storms away]
- Hogan: [to the Allied POWs] All right, fellas, you heard the Kommandant. Now, let's get it right!
[sometime later, Hogan walks back over with Klink to the ammunitions building; Klink is horrified]
- Klink: [tantruming] NO, NO, NO, NO, NO! [the building is now pink] A pink building on a military establishment? Are you mad?! If you think I wouldn't turn you over to the Gestapo, you are sadly mistaken.
- Hogan: Come on, Colonel. It's about time we got a little color into the war. Everything's so drab.
Movies Are Your Best Escape [1.08]Edit
- Hogan: Carter, what are the boys in the metal shop working on?
- Carter: Reversible tie pins. On one side it says "Heil Hitler". On the other, "I was in Switzerland during the war".
Go Light on the Heavy Water [1.09]Edit
- [Hogan is kissing Helga.]
- Helga: Mmm, you smell good.
- Hogan: The boys whipped up a little aftershave.
- [Kisses her again.]
- Helga: It's very exciting.
- Hogan: It's called "unconditional surrender".
Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sight [1.10]Edit
- Hogan: Newkirk, what about a civilian suit this time for me?
- Newkirk: Righto, guv'nor, you got it.
- Hogan: Good. 'Civilian.' What a beautiful word. Next to 'girls.'
- Newkirk: Colonel, don't you ever think about anything else but dames?
- Hogan: Of course I do, but I fight it.
- Burkhalter: Now let me see what we can do with Colonel Hogan.
- Klink: I will have him brought here and we will start strenuous interrogation at once.
- Burkhalter: Klink, you are not only irresistible, but you are also very subtle.
- Klink: Thank you, sir!
- Burkhalter: Like a broken leg.
Happiness is a Warm Sergeant [1.11]Edit
- Klink: Don't you give me any credit for having any brains?
- Hogan: I refuse to answer on the grounds that I might tell the truth.
- Schultz: (In the barracks after finishing his patrol punishment)One thing I don't understand...How could I get so drunk on one glass of beer?
- Col. Robert E. Hogan: Never drink on an empty stomach Schultz.
- Schultz: You call this empty.(Referring to his belly)
- Carter: Cheer up Schultz. Maybe they'll send you to a good post.
- Schultz: Well maybe they're going to send me to the Russian Front.
- Carter: Well if they transfer you close to home, you'll be able to see your wife more often.
- Schultz: All of a sudden the Russian Front sounds very good.
The Scientist [1.12]Edit
- Hogan: Colonel, you worry too much.
- Klink: I worry? Huh. Your life is easy. You're only a prisoner of war.
- Hogan: Didn't you learn anything from DuBois?
- LeBeau: Well, most of the time we just made crepes suzettes.
Hogan's Hofbrau [1.13]Edit
Oil For The Lamps Of Hogan [1.14]Edit
Reservations Are Required [1.15]Edit
Anchors Aweigh, Men Of Stalag 13 [1.16]Edit
Happy Birthday, Adolf [1.17]Edit
The Gold Rush [1.18]Edit
- Hogan: You know that picture of George Washington crossing the Delaware?
- Klink: Yes, I'm familiar with that picture.
- Hogan: This ain't it.
Hello, Zolle [1.19]Edit
It Takes A Thief...Sometimes [1.20]Edit
The Great Impersonation [1.21]Edit
The Pizza Parlor [1.22]Edit
- Hogan:: LeBeau, how are you on pizza?
- LeBeau:: Pizza?! You would ask a Frenchman to cook a piece of cardboard with tomato sauce?
- Hogan:: We swear not to tell anybody.
- LeBeau: Ask me to dig a tunnel, yes. To climb a barbed wire, yes. But to make a pizza, no.
- Hogan: We all have to make sacrifices.
- Klink: Let me remind you, Colonel Hogan, that the Italians are on our side.
- Hogan: Don't remind me, remind them.
The 43rd, A Moving Story [1.23]Edit
How to Cook A German Goose With Radar [1.24]Edit
Psychic Kommandant [1.25]Edit
The Prince From The Phone Company [1.26]Edit
The Safecracker Suite [1.27]Edit
I Look Better In Basic Black [1.28]Edit
The Assassin [1.29]Edit
Cupid Comes To Stalag 13 [1.30]Edit
The Flame Grows Higher [1.31]Edit
Klink: Hogan, I'm going to have you shot and no court martial in the world will convict me.
Request Permission To Escape [1.32]Edit
- Schultz:: Carter, please. You could put me into lots of trouble. They might send me to the Eastern Front.
- Carter: Gee, I wouldn't want that to happen.
- Schultz: That's not the worst of it. They might give me 10 days leave!
- Carter: What's wrong with that, for pete's sake?
- Schultz: I would have to spend it with my wife.
Season 2Edit
Hogan Gives A Birthday Party [2.01]Edit
- [The men are about to get Schultz to parachute out of an airborne German bomber.]
- Schultz:: Colonel Hogan! I'm too old to parachute-jump!
- Hogan:: Never too old, Schultz. Come on.
- Schultz:: Colonel Hogan! I'm too big to parachute-jump!
- Hogan:: Now there you have a point.
The Schultz Brigade [2.02]Edit
- Hogan: Let's face it Klink, you blew the ball game!
- Klink: You're right Hogan, I blew it.
- Hogan: Sweetest setup in the whole German Army, and you wanted to be a general!
- Klink: Hogan, every man in my class has made general!
- Hogan: How many have been killed in action?
- Klink: Quite a few.
- Hogan: How many have been shot by the Führer?
- Klink: Quite a few more.
- [Carter and Newkirk, disguised as POW camp commandants Bussie and Burmeister, have broken into General Burkhalter's quarters and are threatening to shoot him. General Burkhalter, terrified, is trying to stall them.]
- Burkhalter: This is all so unnecessary! I was thinking of retiring! I was just saying to Hilda, that who would succeed me, but one of you two? My dearest friends!
- Newkirk: What of Klink?
- Burkhalter: Forget him! He's to be shot! I never could stand the man!
- Klink: [Outside] Burmeister! Bussie! You're surrounded! Come out with your hands up!
- Burkhalter: What a wonderful friend!
Diamonds In The Rough [2.03]Edit
Operation Briefcase [2.04]Edit
The Battle Of Stalag 13 [2.05]Edit
- Colonel Klink: Yesterday, I was only worried about the Russian front, today it looks like paradise. Hogan, what am I going to do?
[Hogan looks down at his watch]
- Colonel Hogan: Put your fingers in your ears.
[In the distance there is an explosion, Hogan drops casually while Klink and Schultz drop to ground cowering]
- Colonel Klink: What was that?!
- Colonel Hogan: Sounded like a staff car blowing up.
[In the distance there is a second explosion]
- Colonel Hogan: Coincidence, another staff car blowing up."
- Colonel Klink: You knew those cars were going to blow up! How?
- Colonel Hogan: It's obvious sir, the Wehrmacht and Gestapo double-crossed each other.
- Colonel Klink: Do you expect me to believe that?
- Colonel Hogan: No sir, but it'll look neater in your report to Berlin.
The Rise And Fall Of Sergeant Schultz [2.06]Edit
Hogan Springs [2.07]Edit
A Klink, A Bomb And A Short Fuse [2.08]Edit
Tanks For The Memory [2.09]Edit
A Tiger Hunt In Paris, Part 1 [2.10]Edit
- [Colonel Backscheider of the Gestapo and two agents, Captain Müller and Corporal Sonntag, kick in the door of Hogan's hotel room]
- Backscheider: You will consider yourself under arrest.
- Hogan: Champagne?
- Backscheider: I will question you here. If your answers are not satisfactory, you will be taken to where the atmosphere is more conductible to getting at the truth.
- Hogan: That sounds fair.
- Backscheider: I am not concerned with being fair. Müller, Sonntag.
- [Backscheider's men begin to search the hotel room]
- Hogan: Are you sure you won't have some champagne?
- Backscheider: Research done by the Third Reich shows that champagne shrivels the Achilles tendons.
- Hogan: Really?
- Backscheider: The French foot soldier was only able to march seven-tenths of a mile... before collapsing.
- Hogan: Poor devils.
- Backscheider: I think it has attacked your brain. You are obviously an American, yet you openly rent a large suite in the best hotel in Paris, in the middle of a war... almost inviting a call from the Gestapo!
- Hogan: You were very prompt. My congratulations.
- Backscheider: [Frowns, puzzled] You wanted a call from the Gestapo?
- [Hogan has convinced Backscheider he is actually Sgt. Frank Derkin, an escaped POW-turned-black market dealer; they are talking in Backscheider's office]
- Hogan: Look... I was able to get a good deal on some caviar. I could arrange to cut you in if you could help transport it to Paris.
- Backscheider: Every inch of carloading is needed for the German war effort!
- Hogan: You were in for fifty percent.
- Backscheider: [Surprised] I will see what I can do.
A Tiger Hunt In Paris, Part 2 [2.11]Edit
- [Backscheider, distrustful of 'Derkin', has bugged the hotel room phone]
- Hogan: Derkin here.
- Newkirk: [As Himmler] My dear Derkin! This is Heinrich Himmler, how are you?
- [In another room, the Gestapo men stiffen in fear; as Reichsführer-SS Himmler was one of the most feared men in Nazi Germany]
- Hogan: Oh, fine, just fine. You enjoyed the caviar? Oh, I'm glad. Hey, I was able to get a special deal for you- about three tons. Ah, we can talk about that when you get here.
- Newkirk: Yes... I will be arriving tomorrow morning, about 10. By fighter plane. Don't trust my pilot. Ja, there has been too many 'accidents' on our transports.
- Hogan: Inhuman! I'll meet you at the airport, about 10. Oh, and, uh, about Colonel Backscheider...
- Newkirk: What about him?
- Hogan: Oh, I put my foot in it. I mentioned you were coming to Paris, but I didn't tell him when.
- Newkirk: Tell him nothing! If he has one single ounce of brains- which I doubt- he will find out that I'm coming in. Und be at the airport with his entire staff lined up in review. And if not- eh! One more bungler down the well.
- Hogan: Oh, I'm really sure he'll be there. I'll meet you at the airport tomorrow. Oh, and thanks for the call, Heinrich.
- [In another room, Backscheider puts down the listening device's headphones]
- Backscheider: He called him Heinrich!
- [At Gestapo headquarters, Antonovitch, a White Russian acting as Himmler, is touring the cells; on Backscheider's orders, Müller is trying to stall for time]
- Müller: Herr Reichsführer, if we only wait until Colonel Backscheider gets back...
- Antonovitch: He is on the way?
- Müller: Oh, yes, sir!
- Antonovitch: Well, hurry!
- [As the group passes by Klink's cell, Klink addresses Müller and spots Hogan, who quickly moves out of sight]
- Col. Klink: Oh, Captain Müller, excuse me... Colonel Hogan? I thought I saw Colonel Hogan.
- [Antonovitch is now standing directly in front of Klink's cell]
- Antonovitch: Do I look like a 'Colonel Hogan'?
- Col. Klink: Oh, no, sir! Not at all! It's just that since I've been to Paris, I seem to only see and hear... [Laughs nervously, then looks to Müller] This wouldn't be Reichsführer Himmler! [Looks back to 'Himmler', suddenly very nervous] Would it?
- Antonovitch: Who is this man?
- Müller: Ex-Commandant Klink, your excellency, from Stalag 13. Suspected of complicity in the Tiger matter.
- Col. Klink: Your excellency, I am completely innocent! All I've done- with the exception of some harmless delusions- all I've done is come to Paris on my seven-day leave and never had such misery, sir. Never.
- Antonovitch: When is your leave up?
- Col. Klink: Tomorrow, sir!
- Antonovitch: [To Müller] Let him out.
- Col. Klink: Oh, thank you, sir! Your reputation for generosity and fairness-
- Müller: Let him out?!
- Antonovitch: Tomorrow.
Will The Real Adolf Please Stand Up? [2.12]Edit
Don't Forget To Write [2.13]Edit
Klink's Rocket [2.14]Edit
Information Please [2.15]Edit
- You suspect Klink of Disloyalty?
- Burkhalter: Disloyalty? No. Stupidity, yes.
Art For Hogan's Sake [2.16]Edit
The General Swap [2.17]Edit
The Great Brinksmeyer Robbery [2.18]Edit
Praise The Führer And Pass The Ammunition [2.19]Edit
Hogan And The Lady Doctor [2.20]Edit
The Swing Shift [2.21]Edit
Heil Klink [2.22]Edit
- [Hogan is hiding a scientist who wants to defect to the Allies in Klink's office, having fooled Klink and his staff into believing it is Hitler, taking refuge from an assassination attempt. Major Hochstetter knows it's the doctor, but this only makes him look like an assassin to Klink]
- Col. Klink: [Standing outside the closed office door] Your excellency, I had no idea! A promotion? To Berlin?!
- Carter: [As Hitler] You still have no idea. Listen carefully. In my inner circle I can trust no one. Himmler will double-cross me like a shot, Goebbels' eyes are too close together, and Goering is too fat! Never trust a fat man, Klink!
- Col. Klink: Indeed, your excellency! Never trust a fat man!
- Carter: But I am getting tired of my burden. There is no gratitude. In a few weeks, I will appoint a successor. The one man in the whole miserable Third Reich who has proven worthy of my trust! YOU, Klink!
- [Klink's knees buckle, and Hogan has to catch him from falling]
- Col. Klink: Your excellency. I will try to be worthy of it! Heil Hitler!
- [Major Hochstetter returns to Stalag 13, demanding that Klink surrender the man in hiding. For possibly the first time, Klink is entirely sure of himself]
- Major Hochstetter: Well, now, Klink, are you ready to hand him over to me?
- Colonel Klink: Major Hochstetter! A new order is coming, a new order! One which will sweep vermin like you into the delousing station of history!
- [Hochstetter stares at him, too stunned and furious to speak]
- Colonel Klink: You are under arrest. Schultz!
- [Schultz stares at Klink, just as surprised as Hochstetter]
- Major Hochstetter: You are mad, Klink!
- Col. Klink: Take him away!
- [Hochstetter storms off; Klink begins pacing the yard, strutting confidently]
Everyone Has A Brother-In-Law [2.23]Edit
Killer Klink [2.24]Edit
Reverend Kommandant Klink [2.25]Edit
The Most Escape-Proof Camp I've Ever Escaped From [2.26]Edit
Season 3Edit
Season 4Edit
Season 5Edit
The Kommandant Dies at DawnEdit
- Schultz: My Herr Ex-Kommandant!
- Klink: What is it, Schultz?
- Schultz: I have good news and bad news.
- Hogan: Give him the good news first, Schultz.
- Schultz: They ordered you to be shot first thing in the morning.
- Klink: That's good news?! What's the bad news?!
- Schultz: They're not giving you a blindfold.
- Hogan: It's hard to believe, even for the Gestapo.
- Schultz: They're asking for volunteers for the firing squad.
- Klink: Ha! They'll never get any volunteers from my men!
- Schultz: I beg to report Herr Kommandant, they did.
- Klink: How many volunteered?
- Schultz: Seventy-six.
- Hogan: How many men do you have?
- Schultz: Eighty-two.
- Klink: At least six of my men are loyal.
- Schultz: No, Herr Komandant. Two are in the hospital and four are on furlough.
- Hogan: Well that makes it unanimous.
- Klink: Wait a minute! Wait a minute! We only have EIGHTY men!
- Schultz: Not counting the two deserters. But they came back this morning when they heard you were going to be shot.
Season 6Edit
Klink For the DefenseEdit
- General Burkhalter: Klink is a fine actor. Look how well he's played the part of a German officer all these years.
- Major Hochstetter: Kommandant Klink: a man who could have been great, except he wasn't very good.
- Colonel Klink: I have been appointed Haufman's defense council.
- Corporal Newkirk: How did it happen?
- Colonel Klink: I'm told I volunteered.
- Colonel Hogan: What's your defense?
- Colonel Klink: Since Colonel Houfman has served his country gallantly in the past, I will try for a smaller firing squad.
- [before the court-martial]
- Colonel Klink: I don't think I'll have any trouble getting him off with the death penalty.
Misc. QuotesEdit
- [An escaped prisoner has stolen a German truck]
- LeBeau: Hey, this is a late model! How much can we get for it on the black market?
- Schultz: How are you going to get him out of the camp?
- [Hogan is about to say something]
- Schultz: (Very quickly in an anguished voice) Please don't tell me.
- Colonel Hogan: Why not? We don't have to be enemies just because we're... enemies!
- Carter: Colonel... are you sure that's a good plan?
- Colonel Hogan: You got a better one?
- [Pause]
- Carter: Good plan.
- Bob Crane — Col. Robert E. Hogan
- Werner Klemperer — Col. Wilhelm Klink
- John Banner — Sgt. Hans Georg Schultz
- Ivan Dixon — Sgt. James "Kinch" Kinchloe
- Robert Clary — Cpl. Louis LeBeau
- Richard Dawson — Cpl. Peter Newkirk
- Larry Hovis — Sgt. Andrew Carter
- Leon Askin — General Albert Burkhalter
- Sigrid Valdis — Hilda
- Cynthia Lynn — Helga
- Howard Caine — Maj. Wolfgang Hochstetter
- Kenneth Washington — Sgt. Richard Baker
External linksEdit
- "I am an actor. If I can play Richard III, I can play a Nazi."
- "Who can play Nazis better than us Jews?"
- Werner Klemperer [John Banner aka "Sergeant Schultz" query". Axis History Forum. December 20, 2007. Retrieved 2014-03-28.]
- Hogan's Heroes quotes at the Internet Movie Database


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Surname Origin: 1) An occupational name for a "guard or watchman," from Old English "weard" = guard. 2) A geographical name for a person who lived near a guardhouse or fortress.
19th century distribution of the Ward surname
Ward has been a common name in Leicestershire during the last 200 years and as such it is one that has been difficult to track. Our earliest family member is John Ward who marries Sarah James in Shepshed Leicestershire in October 1770. They have twelve children, their fourth child being George James Ward born in Shepshed (or Sheepshead) in 1773. George became a framework knitter which was a popular trade in the East Midlands at the time and one that in the 18th century would have provided a subsistence living to support a family. The framework knitting machine, or stocking frame, was used by weavers at home to produce woven stockings. The knitting machine was usually leased from a machine owner and in some cases workers were paid with tokens.
George married Mary Mowbray at Shepshed in 1803 and the couple had three children, that we are aware of, two daughters and a son. Their son Thomas followed his father into the knitting industry but as a sinker maker rather than a framework knitter. Every stocking frame (and there were hundreds in Leicestershire) contained hundreds of sinkers, jack sinkers and fixed sinkers. This was a specialised trade to make these by the hundred, for the framesmith who built the knitting machines. By 1841 the widowed Mary Ward was living with her two daughters, also widowed and six grandchildren, at Church Street Shepshed. Mary, at 65 is not shown as having an occupation, but both daughters are described as Framework Knitters,
Thomas Ward married Lucy Tong at All Saints Loughborough in 1832 and by the 1841 census they were living in Pinfold Gate Loughborough with their six children including 3 week old Harriett. The family appear to have become Baptists as their first three children were all baptised in the Loughborough General Baptist Meeting House. By 1851 the family had moved to Wellington Street Loughborough and they had a seventh child, Louisa, who had been born in 1845. Louisa's father, Thomas, died before Louisa was 16. By 1861 Louisa and her mother were living alone in Craddock Street and each was described as an Angola Hosiery Sempstress. The manufacture of what was termed 'Angola Hosiery' was confined mainly to Loughborough and was hosiery manufactured from soft wool from the Angola sheep, mixed with cotton.
Louisa met and married Henry Warren, a coachmaker. Although both of them were from Loughborough they married in Leicester in November 1864. Henry must have earned a good living as from her marriage Louisa become a housewife without the need to work. The couple settled in Leicester initially before moving to Newport Pagnell and eventually back to Loughborough by about 1880. Their eldest daughter Lucy Warren was born in Leicester in 1871.
Louisa Warren (nee Ward) died in Loughborough in 1931.
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For Anant Agarwal, MITx, the Institute's new online-learning initiative, isn't just a means of democratizing education.
A decade ago, MIT broke ground with its OpenCourseWare initiative, which made MIT course materials, such as syllabi and lecture notes, publicly accessible. But over the last five years, MIT Provost L. Rafael Reif has led an effort to move the complete MIT classroom experience online, with video lectures, homework assignments, lab work — and a grade at the end.
The development of such online-learning tools will be crucial to MITx's expansion. "How do you put a chemistry lab online?" Agarwal asks. "We're just getting started here. Figuring out how to tailor the platform for MIT's many disciplines will require collaboration across all our schools."
MITx is not just a tool for democratizing education; it's also a tool for education research. "I want to disrupt how education is done," Agarwal says — not just online but on campus as well.


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The sky was overcast and the sun appeared as an orange ball and so STOMPer Star Gazer wonders if the haze is back.
In an email to STOMP today (July 13), the STOMPer wrote:
"These pictures were taken at Block 82 Telok Blangah Street 31.
"The sky was overcast and the sun appeared as an orange ball.
"The haze was all around the block and I was wondering if the haze was due to the smoke from the forest fires in Indonesia.
"You can see the NOL Building and Hewlett Packard Building in the background. The scenery gave me a gloomy feeling that the end of the world was approaching."
Monday, July 13, 2009
Is the haze back in Singapore?
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Zamdela - The mooted merger of the Metsimaholo and Ngwathe local municipalities in the Free State will never happen, a residents' association said on Wednesday.
Lucky Malebo, chairman of the Metsimaholo Concerned Residents, said they would not allow any merger processes to go ahead.
He was addressing a joint briefing by the residents' association and the Municipal Demarcation Board (MDB) in Pretoria.
"Before the submission (to merge the municipalities) we were supposed to be consulted, by law. That first step was violated and the whole process falls apart.
"At the end, it doesn't matter whether the board says we merge or we don't. We as the residents say we don't merge. We are saying this matter will not happen, no ways."
Violent protests broke out two weeks ago in Sasolburg's Zamdela township against the proposed merger.
Four people were killed, and several others, including two police officers, were injured. More than 200 people were arrested. There was substantial damage to property.
MDB chairman Landiwe Mahlangu said his organisation would probe the processes around the proposed merger instituted by the Free State government.
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Say he just gets in tip-top shape, and drops down to the bare minimum for healthiness at around 4%-5% he wouldn't drop that much in overall weight. In fact, he might actually stay the same or even gain weight.
When you start getting into an extremely fit phsyique, body composition wise, there's not much room for weight to be lost.
During the workout video with Walton, when they were doing the standing tri extensions, you could see a bit of a shelf starting to form on his chest. (flat stomach and then a bit of a buldge where your pecs are, which shows the definition of the muscle group) I would say he's in great shape, and shouldn't change much. Your body can get stronger, without getting bigger. Changing your workouts after you plateau will make your muscle pathways become more efficent, without necessarily hypertrophy or gaining mass.
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Star Turns: Five Knockouts In the Battle of the Sexes; Sienna Miller
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Published: November 6, 2005
IN Britain, the young actress Sienna Miller is known as many things, among them a fashion plate and the actress who won admiring notices for her recent West End debut as Celia in ''As You Like It.'' Here, however, she's known for her troubles last summer with her ex-fianc?Jude Law. (He cheated; she dumped him.) Lasse Hallstrom's ''Casanova,'' opening Dec. 25, will almost certainly change that. A fast-moving farce about sex and politics set in 18th-century Venice, the movie gives Ms. Miller her first leading screen role, and it's a doozy.
Playing the one woman guaranteed to disdain the legendary lover (a smoky-eyed Heath Ledger), she's a beautiful bluestocking named Francesca Bruni, who, under a male pen name, writes philosophical treatises full of fire and wit proclaiming the rights of women and the perfidy of men. She's also an accomplished duelist, fighting her younger brother's battles togged out in fake mustache and masculine dress. In short, Francesca is a kind of superwoman, a feminist fantasy figure sent back in time 300 years to give Casanova his comeuppance and perhaps collect his heart in the process.
Ms. Miller, whose previous movie roles have been notable for their brevity, doesn't just rise to the occasion; she tap-dances all over it. With an exhilarating energy and alertness, she gives Francesca a spiky charm, her beauty inseparable from her combative brilliance. Ms. Miller played a languid blonde in last year's ''Layer Cake,'' but here she's sharp-featured and foxy, ready to pounce, and so physically and verbally nimble she makes being quick-witted look like the sexy fun that it is. She's equally skillful with the character's quiet moments. When Casanova shows Francesca that newfangled invention the hot-air balloon, Ms. Miller lets the sharpness of her expression soften into wonder and joy, and you realize, just as he does, that behind her passionate intelligence is a passion for life.
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OCALA — Tampa Bay Tech picked a bad night to get stung by the turnover bug.
The Titans committed 27 turnovers, including 11 in the fourth quarter, in a 47-42 loss at Ocala West Port in Tuesday's Class 5A region semifinal.
"I definitely thought we were the better team coming in," Tampa Bay Tech coach Reggie Lawrence said. "They just outplayed us. They outhustled us and took advantage of the opportunities that they got, while we didn't take advantage of our opportunities."
Tampa Bay Tech (23-4) entered the fourth quarter holding a 36-30 lead but West Port's Thomia Wadley made two 3-pointers in the first two minutes. The Titans' lead evaporated quickly as their offense struggled to reach halfcourt under near-constant pressure.
"We're used to pressure; pressure doesn't bother us," Lawrence said. "A lot of mental lapses happened out there tonight and we just weren't on our game."
TBT scored only two points in the final 5:20.
The Titans shot just 35 percent (18-of-52) from the field, which effectively nullified their 41-26 rebounding advantage.
Jasmine Rodriguez led the Titans with 13 points and 15 rebounds. Leading scorer Dasia Daniels, who came in averaging 14.5 points, was held to just five points on 2-of-12 shooting.
West Port (23-6), in its first year as a 5A school, advanced to the region final for the fourth time in six years, led by Veronica Ryan's 16 points. The Wolf Pack faces Winter Haven in Saturday's region final.


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Can anyone give me the names of a few literary works where the characters suffer by the betrayal of the one they love?I want to know how various persons react when they are betrayed by the person...
I want to know how various persons react when they are betrayed by the person they love to compare with reactions of the charaters in the novel Gaspard, Melchior and Balthazar by Tournier.
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One work is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Victor betrays everyone he loves by creating a creature (which he abandons and then betrays by promising to create a female companion for him but he destroys her when Victor changes his mind) who becomes angry with Victor. Instead of taking his anger out on Victor, he gets his revenge by killing off Victor's close friends and family. Victor responds by vowing revenge on the creature.
Animal Farm is another work where characters have been betrayed by those they loved or trusted. The animals agreed to rebel against their farmer/owner and operate the farm where animals don't work as hard but still live comfortably. The pigs almost instantly betray the other animals and constantly manipulate them by changing the rules and spreading propaganda.
In The Metamorphosis, Gregor is betrayed by his own family who treat him with disdain and an attitude of tolerance once he wakes up and discovers he is an insect. Before that change, he was the sole breadwinner of the family and the one who made sure everyone was taken care of and provided for. Afterward, they can't stand to look at him, they chase him with brooms, they yell at him, but they also begin to take care of themselves. Gregor is injured and dying in the room that has been stripped of furniture and all things human. His parents are contemplating a marriage for his sister who is now pursuing a musical career and becoming self-sufficient.
Hope this helps!
I would add Great Expectations to that above list. Often the one someone loves feels like you mean romantic love. I choose Great Expectations because no matter what your intention, you will find betrayal.
Pip, the main character, betrays his friend and brother-in-law Joe. He does this by rejecting the life Joe (as a father figure) was ready to provide at the forge as a blacksmith. Joe is also simple-minded and Pip wants more, thus, when an unknown benefactor provides the opportunity for education, he jumps at the chance.
Most importantly, the character Miss Havisham demonstrates the consequences of being betrayed by the one you love. She was engaged to a man who left her standing at the altar. He was engaged in criminal acts, and therefore a bad guy to begin with. This has left her with a hate for all men and in a time capsule of the moment he left her. She is still (30ish years later) in her bridal gown, the table is set, the cake is decaying, and her clocks are stuck at that moment.
I guess this list could be virtually endless. A few other examples would include the following:
- George Orwell's 1984. Winston is betrayed not only by his love interest, Julia, but also by O'Brien, the man he most admires.
- William Faulkner's short story, "A Rose for Emily." Emily is scorned by her lover, Homer Barron, whom she kills but never quite forgets.
- John Irving's The World According to Garp. The lovable Garp is betrayed by his wife, Helen, who takes one her college "gradual" students as a lover. This union leads directly to the death of their son, Walt.
- William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. In one of literature's (and real life's) greatest betrayals, Caesar is murdered by his closest friend, Brutus. The assassination is initiated for the greater good of Rome, Brutus claims.
Similar to the list generated above, I would add Flaubert's Madame Bovary. In this text, Charles Bovary, who is in love with Emma Bovary, ends up being betrayed by his wife. Emma ends up being betrayed by the different men with whom she believes are in love with her and with whom she believes to be in love. In the end, Emma and Charles are betrayed by their own dreams, elements for which they might have had more love than the actual person. There is an incredible amount of suffering endured because of the betrayal at the hands of another and, in the process, Flaubert does an amazing job of showing how the weight of one's dreams causes a great propensity for betrayal.
I always felt that Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is all about the betrayal of loved ones. Maggie loves Brick in her own way, and yet she is betrayed by him in her efforts of seduction and winning his parents' approval. In addition, Brick feels betrayed by Maggie. The ambiguity doesn't really clearly show us why they feel this way, but there is no doubt that they are souls in pain of the others perceived betrayal.
I will add The Kite Runner to the list. Hassan is assaulted by a group of boys in an alley while running the kite for Amir, and when Amir turns into the alley, he quickly leaves without even attempting to help Hassan. Hassan has loved Amir like a brother only for Amir to betray him during this critical moment.
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Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights is a great example of betrayal. Heathcliff believed that they were going to be together forever until one day Catherine came back and she was a changed women. When Catherine changed so did her demeanor and together forever became a maybe and they began to doubt each other. On one thundering night Catherine discus's with her maid how demeaning to her self it would be to marry someone like Heathcliff. She made it seem like her Love for Heathcliff was a hindrance and with hearing those words Heathcliff fled away never to be heard from again.
- Wuthering Heights: Heathcliff is betrayed by Cathy, which leads to his ruin and eventual insanity. Isabelle is betrayed by Heathcliff, which causes her ruin. Hintley is betrayed by his father, which leads to his bitterness. Oh, so much betrayal!
- Hamlet: Hamlet and Ophelia both unintentionally betray one another, which causes Ophelia's suicide
- Harry Potter 7: Relationship between Snape and Lily
- Vita Nuove: Dante is cast out by Beatrice (also a true story!), who he continued to write about for the remainder of his life.
- Othello: Let's just say, "Poor Desdemona!"
My number one choice for your question, from my list above, would be Wuthering Heights. The layers of deception are deep and dark, and almost everyone betrays someone at some point: with Cathy's betrayal of Heathcliff being the most heavily layered of all.


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Normally I review red wines. I like red wines! Every once in a while it is good to try a white wine just to reaffirm my love for the Vino Rosso. As my father always says, "Variety is the spice of life." This week I gave it a shot with a well known Chardonnay vintner, Chateau St. Jean, and its 2007 Chardonnay ($14).
My taste in white wine is different from red. In white wine I love butter. I want something that tastes like you are licking a stick of the cholesterol "causer." The more butter the better. I love oak in red but I find it heavy in a white wine.
I uncorked the Chardonnay and let it breathe for about 20 minutes. (Tip: Make sure you let it breathe because if you drink a wine right out of the fridge, you will find that your first smell and taste will be all alcohol.) The smell to this was very refreshing I could pick up fruit, especially apples, pears and a bit of grapefruit. There is also a nice hint of vanilla that grows as you continue to sniff it. My most important test always comes in the taste. Would it leave me wanting more?
The taste was very fruity. Some would call it clean or refreshing whatever the taste was, it was pleasing and then it hit. It was as if I were eating a heavily buttered piece of toast. I loved it! The best part, that buttery taste, stays with you, almost like you are chewing it causing you to want another sip. Shockingly, this red wine lover was willing to polish off the bottle with dinner.
As for a recommendation, if you are looking for a reasonably priced white wine that goes well with a turkey, chicken or a white fish then you will not be disappointed in the Chateau St. Jean 2007 Chardonnay.
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The life sciences world has enjoyed many decades of solid success, manifested in a culture of a fairly stable, predictable environment. Unfortunately, pace and predictability in the industry are changing significantly, challenging also the typical work culture. We are looking at leaders within companies to change the communication culture among their teams to become more efficient and agile in decision-making processes, exchanging information, and moving things forward at an increased pace.
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A "little girl" who grew up in St. Stephen – now the brilliant singer Brittany Allyn – walked with pallbearers at the funeral of her "friend, mentor, employer, country music legend and American music icon" George Jones.
"Many times I have wondered how a little girl from St. Stephen, Minn. could somehow wind up singing for what many believe to be the greatest country singer there has ever been," Allyn wrote on her website.
Jones, who died April 26, was mourned and praised May 2 at a public funeral at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville. The funeral was broadcast live by a Nashville radio station.
Allyn (nee Trobec) had been a member of the George Jones touring show for seven years. In 1995, she was working as a back-up singer for Lorrie Morgan when she learned Jones had heard a tape Allyn had made and liked what he heard. Jones' wife, Nancy, called Allyn and asked her if she would join Jones' show. Stunned and honored as she was to be asked, she declined the offer out of deference to Morgan and stayed with Morgan, who herself had once sung in Jones' band.
Allyn was doubly stunned, once again, when 11 years later, in 2006, Jones' bandleader called Allyn and asked if she'd join the touring show.
"I'd been in this business long enough to know that opportunities rarely come around once, let alone twice," she said. "That time, I said 'yes.'"
Allyn, whose home base is Nashville, has sung with Jones in his shows hundreds of times.
Here is what she wrote in tribute to him:
"George was 74 when I joined the band. It was my job to phrase with him – to listen to him intently every night. With just one word he could send chills through me and bring tears to my eyes. As a singer myself, I know how we tend to look at a lyric and choose the words to focus on. With George, many times the words he chose came as a surprise to me. As time went by, I came to realize George sang every word that way –there were no throw-away lyrics for him. He would sing a word and not let it go until he had wrung every ounce of emotion out of it. I don't know of another artist in any genre of music that can or could do that to the extent George did."
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Body found in Genesee River in Rochester
Wed, 06 Aug 2014 17:16:32 GMT —
Police say they've removed a man's body from the Genesee River in Rochester after it was spotted by fishermen.
Officials tell local media that two men fishing along the riverbank in the city's Charlotte section reported seeing a body Wednesday morning near Turning Point Park.
The Monroe County Medical Examiner's Office will conduct an autopsy to identify the man and the cause of death.
It wasn't immediately known if the man was the same one who reportedly went missing in the river while walking alongside the waterway Monday afternoon. Emergency officials say the 27-year-old man apparently was trying to get close to the river's Lower Falls when he fell in.
Police and fire department rescue teams searched the river Monday and Tuesday without locating him.