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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (UK - BD)
Chris Gould takes a look at his second Terminator movie in as many weeks...
Despite seemingly preventing Judgement Day (as seen in the events of Terminator 2), an adult John Connor (Nick Stahl) does not believe that the war has truly been averted. He chooses to live 'off-the-grid' in Los Angeles, with no permanent home or job in order to prevent anyone from tracking him. He fears prove to be warranted when Skynet sends a new model of Terminator, the T-X (Kristanna Loken), back through time in an attempt to kill as many of the future human resistance's lieutenants as possible, thereby tipping the balance of the war in its favour. The T-X is an advanced hybrid of the T-800 and T-1000 models and has been designed with an arsenal of powerful weaponry and the ability to remotely control machines with the use of 'nano-transjectors'.
While searching for medicine after a motorcycle accident, John has a chance encounter with Katherine Brewster, an old school friend who, unbeknownst to them both, will go on to become John's wife and second-in-command of the resistance. When the T-X arrives to terminate Kate, it quickly discovers John's presence and begins interrogating her for information, but as before the future resistance is able to send a reprogrammed Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) back through time to protect Connor and Brewster. Arriving just in time to save them from the T-X, this new Terminator has one mission: to ensure the survival of John Connor and Katherine Brewster so that they may fulfil their destinies.
Now I'm not one to ramble on about films in my reviews (I figure there are better-qualified people than me out there if you want that sort of thing), but I just have to say a few words about Terminator 3. This BD release marks the first time I have watched the film since the DVD release, which itself was only my second viewing, so I was interested to learn whether I'd get more enjoyment out of it now. The short answer is no, not really. Although it's not a totally abhorrent piece of filmmaking, it is a very sloppy one, even for a film involving time travel. The creators not only got John and Sarah's ages wrong, but some of the set-pieces make no sense. The one that always irritates me is the scene in which the T-X uses her nano-machines to make cars drive themselves. I can buy the T-X controlling the electronic components, but what about the mechanical? How the hell do the accelerators/clutch/brakes/steering work?
It's not just that though. In the first and second films Skynet was a supercomputer built by Cyberdyne Systems for the US military. In this film, Skynet exists in Cyberspace, with its AI apparently spread across the world's computer networks. If that's the case, wouldn't nuking all of the major cities on Earth also wipe out most of Skynet's 'brain' at the same time? Putting aside the blast damage, what about the EMPs? A single supercomputer in a protected military bunker I can understand, but this network thing just makes no sense in the way it is presented in the film. There are numerous other things that bother me ('Talk to the Hand' is no 'I'll Be Back'), but it's the general lack of respect for the universe created by Jim Cameron that I find hardest to swallow. Obviously any film involving time travel and futuristic cyborgs has to be taken with a pinch of salt, but at least Terminator 2 was faithful to the laws outlined in the original film. Anyway, whinge over, I'll get on with the rest of the review.
Sony delivers Terminator 3 with a 2.40:1 widescreen transfer (1080/24p AVC) that looks pretty good for the most part. Obviously this is the newest of the Schwarzenegger Terminator films, so one would expect it to look significantly better than the older movies, and it's fair to say that it does. The first thing that struck me was how clean the image is, with nary a blemish to be seen anywhere on the print. It's also fairly detailed, although it's not the sort of razor sharp clarity found on the very best releases (but this seems to be due to the way Terminator 3 was filmed). I don't have the intimate knowledge of the film required to be certain that colour rendition is completely faithful to the source material, but if the DVD release is a reliable indicator it looks to be reasonably accurate if a little unnatural (skin tones are a good indicator of this as they occasionally have an 'artificial quality' to them). Contrast appears be be a little off, but once again it appears to be consistent with the DVD presentation, so I can only assume that the film is meant to look this way. Blacks are deep and stable though. All things considered it appears to be a solid representation of the original material even if it's not 'reference quality', so fans should be happy.
As is customary for their Blu-ray releases, Sony provides a Dolby TrueHD 5.1 soundtrack that offers plenty of aural thrills and spills. Right from the get-go all five channels are utilised to deliver an engaging experience, from the future war sequence and the fast-paced T-X pursuit, to the cemetery shoot-out and 'rise' of the machines at the CRS base. The cemetery and CRS scenes in particular stick in my mind for the copious amount of bullets that fly around the soundstage, accompanied by some nice, deep bass (especially when the T-1s fire their miniguns). Actually bass is probably worth singling out, because it's incredibly powerful throughout. It's not just the obvious explosions that benefit though, as even less obvious things like the T-X's flame-thrower pack a fair amount of low-end punch. Subtle elements aren't forgotten either, and there are times when the atmospheric sounds do a wonderful job of convincing you that you're along for the ride. On the negative side I did find the dialogue a little indistinct at times, particularly during the louder moments. The aggressive use of the surround channels was occasionally overwhelming as well, and Marco Beltrami's score could also have done with a slightly stronger presence in the mix (although that's really a personal thing). Even so, this is still a very impressive soundtrack that could easily serve as a demo title for those wanting to show off their surround set-up.
The disc actually contains a reasonably generous helping of bonus material, featuring most of the previously available DVD features and some brand new high definition content. Some of the features from the two-disc release are missing, which is a shame, especially considering less than thirty-five gigabytes of space is used on the disc.
TerminatorVision: Picture-in-Picture Experience: This is the disc's BonusView feature, which provides additional commentary and windowed video footage pertinent to the on-screen events. So far BonusView features have left me somewhat underwhelmed, but this one is actually reasonably interesting (even if there is a fair amount of space between the video segments). Mostow dominates the track, so much so that you could be forgiven for thinking that it's a solo effort, but the video segments show some interesting footage.
Audio Commentary by Director Jonathan Mostow, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, actor Nick Stahl, actress Claire Danes and actress Kristanna Loken: This is the same commentary track that appeared on the DVD releases. Each participant was recorded separately and their comments edited together later, so it doesn't have the sort of flow you get with most group commentaries, but it's actually still pretty informative. Arnold comes across as someone who's just a little bit too obsessed with his own body (and Loken's for that matter). It borders on creepy at times.
Audio Commentary by Director Jonathan Mostow: This commentary track also appeared on the two-disc edition of T3 when it arrived back in 2003. It's more technical than the first track, so this is probably the place to start if you're looking for in-depth discussion about every facet of the production.
Documentary (13:02 SD): This is a pretty standard featuette that covers all of the promotional bases without providing any real insight into the production. It was obviously designed to drum up interest prior to the launch of the film, so it focusses on the action and the new 'Terminatrix' (I'm sure that should be 'Terminatress). The cast pop up to tell us how great the film is going to be, but that's about as deep as it gets.
Storyboards (03:55 SD): This is actually a split screen feature that shows the Crystal Peak storyboards alongside the completed footage. I guess this could be quite interesting if you're into the whole 'how did the scene evolve' thing.
Dressed to Kill (02:12 SD): This is a very short look at the various attire worn by the characters, with the focus on the T-850 and the T-X. It's way too short to be of any real interest.
Toys in Action (07:04 SD): In this featurette, Todd McFarlane talks us through the process of creating Terminator toys. While I found the artist work fairly interesting, I did get a bit tired with McFarlane himself. He is way too enthusiastic about plastic dolls.
Sgt. Candy Deleted Scene (01:51 SD): This is the much-talked about Sgt. Candy scene, which features Arnie playing a character who would be the physical basis for the Terminators. It's a fun scene to watch in isolation, but I can see why it was lifted from the film (it would have pushed it too far into the realms of parody).
Terminal Flaws: Gag Reel (03:02 SD): Yes, it's the usual sight of actors fluffing their lines and things going wrong. None of the gaffs are particularly funny though.
Making of the Video Game (08:57 SD): This promotional featurette for the making of the first T3 makes it look a hell of a lot better than reviews suggest. True to form everyone goes on about how great it will be, with even the late, great Stan Winston professing his love for it. Oh dear.
Trailers: The disc also includes trailers for Terminator: Salvation and The Da Vinci Code, along with the usual Blu-ray showcase.
BD-Live: CineChat: This is the latest idea from content makers—that people are going to get together and chat about films online as they watch them. It's an interesting concept, but personally I'm barely able to organise my sock drawer, let alone find a group of people who own the film and are interested in both watching and discussing it at the same time as me. Not that I could try it mind you—it locked my PC up good and proper...
Try as I might, I just can't view Terminator 3 as a valid extension of the Terminator franchise. I get some enjoyment if I watch it for the pyrotechnics and robots beating each other up, rather than as a serious science fiction picture, but it's too dumb to be taken as a proper continuation of Jim Cameron's films. I don't think this Blu-ray is going to do anything to change the minds of people who dislike the flick (me included), but at least it's technically competent with solid video, great audio and a fair helping of bonus material. If you're a Terminator 3 fan this should definitely be on your 'must buy' list, just don't expect me to be standing in line next to you at the store.
* Note: The above images are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page. Full-resolution captures are available by clicking individual images, but due to .jpg compression they are not necessarily representative of the quality of the transfer.
Review by Chris Gould
legalbeagle Member Join Date: April 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 118
Chris, can you tell me if this disc is region coded? I've got a Jap PS3 (Region A)...
Chris Gould Editor Join Date: May 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 7,171
As per the review header, it's all region.
I dig the third picture! XD
Anyway im holding out for the ultimate Terminator collection with all the movies on Blu Ray, so this isnt a buy for me
Anyway im holding out for the ultimate Terminator collection with all the movies on Blu Ray, so this isnt a buy for me
rebel-scum Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,101
Got my copy for a massive £1.00, thanks the the recent Empire promotion.
Grifter02 Member Join Date: November 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 64
Rorschach12, you're going to be waiting a long time for a complete collection since every movie in the series is owned by a different company. Good luck with that, though.
jmcclane 88 Member Join Date: September 2006 Location: Ireland Posts: 466
Thats a fair review Chris. Nice choice of screenshots
For me T3 had far too many light or comic moments in it. It does have some cracking action sequences, but Camerons films had that and more. I also missed Linda Hamiltons presence. I guess what saves it somewhat is the ending which maybe took some people by suprise.
For me T3 had far too many light or comic moments in it. It does have some cracking action sequences, but Camerons films had that and more. I also missed Linda Hamiltons presence. I guess what saves it somewhat is the ending which maybe took some people by suprise.
Wilson Bros Reviewer Join Date: August 2004 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,182
Looking at a full-screen copy of the movie, the shot where Loken walks up to the car gives an unrestricted look at her "dirty pillows". It's really not that flattering...
Then how they could previously release the Terminator trilogy or simply the first two together on DVD?
Samuel Member Join Date: July 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 145
Look on the side and you'll see all three studios, one for each film. Each of the DVDs contained is completely different due to it being handled by different studios each time.
Then what is the problem of releasing the box set on Blu Ray?
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
the draw of the dollar may make a box set come out in the future with the 4th movie. Just involves all the studios to play nice with each other
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Disc Details
Release Date: 25th May 2009
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English, Audio Description 5.1 English, Dolby TrueHD 5.1 Italian
Subtitles: Danish, English, English HoH, Finnish, Hindi, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish
Extras: TerminatorVision: Picture-in-Picture Experience, Director and Cast Commentary, Storyboards, Documentary, Featurettes, Deleted Scene, Blooper Reel, CineChat (BD-Live)
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Jonathan Mostow
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nick Stahl, Claire Danes, Kristanna Loken
Genre: Action and Sci-Fi
Length: 109 minutes
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ECS A890GXM-A 890GX Review
The Black Series of motherboards from ECS is a line of products that are designed to break this already well established company into the enthusiast market. This series of motherboards comes with features such as all solid capacitors and heatpipe cooling solutions for the excessively hot areas of the motherboard. These features are standard for the high-end market and are used on almost all expensive boards, regardless of which company produces it. So, to take their design beyond what others offer, ECS has introduced "15μ of gold contacts to the motherboards. This gold plating is found on the CPU and memory areas, making them more durable to corrosion and wear. This use of "15μ gold contacts has been used on a few other boards released from ECS and it has now found its way onto their newest board, based on AMD's 890GX chipset. The 890GX is the latest from the engineers over at AMD and it comes paired with the SB850 Southbridge. The use of this new chipset finally gives AMD users support for SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0. One of these technologies will enhance your system speed and the other will transfer data at much higher rates making for a more enjoyable computing experience. This offering from ECS looks to have a lot of potential. When paired with the new 890GX/SB850 chipset it could be a board well suited for the high-end market.
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The ECS A890GXM-A comes in a black box with an image of a dragon standing next to a women that is wielding an axe. The dragon on the front of the packing is as familiar to the Black Series as the name is, and all the products from this Series that I have reviewed have came with a dragon on the front. Other than the images, you also get a list of supported processors, technology support, and some included programs. Below these are three of the features that ECS wanted to stand out. The first is Dual Gigabit LAN with Teaming, the second is the "15μ gold contacts, and the third is eJIFFY. The back of the packaging has more details about the features listed on the front, as well as a list of support and specifications. The back panel also has an image of the motherboard, with it being rotated so most of it is visible including the rear I/O panel.
With the box open, you find the manual, drivers disk, and installation guide sitting on top of a cardboard insert. Below this you will find the motherboard wrapped in an antistatic bag and the rest of the accessories, which are four SATA cables and the rear I/O shield.
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Picture a zombie shuffling around a post-apocalyptic society, mumbling not "Brainssssss," but "Heartsssss." Not because he prefers to eat hearts, but because he wants to revive his own.
In writer-director Jonathan Levine's ("50/50") sweet, tame horror comedy "Warm Bodies," R (Nicholas Hoult) never mutters about the body parts that he favors or needs to eat to stay alive. Usually referred to as a living corpse rather than a zombie, R clings to tiny drops of humanity more than the other pale-faced undead around him, including his best friend M (Rob Corddry), whose conversational abilities barely extend beyond grunting.
When R spots the beautiful Julie (Teresa Palmer) and saves her life, he's rejuvenated. Sure, she's scared he'll attack her and isn't thrilled he killed her boyfriend Perry (Dave Franco). He ate Perry's brain and absorbed his memories, thus learning about some of Julie's feelings and experiences.
Julie sees more in R than his unsettling, supposedly unlovable appearance, though. "Keep. Safe," he promises her, and she gradually trusts he will. When they get separated and Julie misses R, the affectionate rapport between Palmer and Hoult ensures that we believe something like love can exist between a human and an, um, ex-human. Whether this could, as progressively happens in the film, invigorate the humanity in R's colleagues requires romanticism I'm fully willing to embrace.
Somewhat ironically, this zombie tale has trouble with movement. Heavy on voiceover early on, "Warm Bodies" never quite takes off, registering closer to "nice" than "fun." It pales compared to the juiced-up entertainment of "Zombieland" or the we-are-all-walking-dead satire of "Shaun of the Dead." Adapting Isaac Marion's novel, Levine nods to "Romeo and Juliet" and "Beauty and the Beast" but doesn't get too bogged down in classic references.
At heart, the funny, endearing "Bodies" chronicles an awkward, lonely guy with a crush and a determination not to seem creepy. Most (currently or formerly living) people likely have felt that way at one point, in pursuit of a love that, literally or not, feels like it could change the world.
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Apple and Potato Wrapped Pork Tenderloin
Tender pork medallions are wrapped in paper thin slices of apple and potato. The cooked medallions are served with a full-bodied sauce redolent with garlic and Calvados.
2 lb. pork tenderloin
2 small Granny Smith apples, peeled
2-3 Idaho potatoes
Zest of 1 orange, grated
Zest of 1 lemon, grated
1/2 lb. butter, melted
12 shallots, peeled and roasted until browned
Vegetable oil for sautéing
Calvados Sauce:
2 shallots
2 garlic cloves
Pork trimmings
2 plum tomatoes, seeded
1 sprig fresh thyme
1 qt. veal stock
2 oz. calvados
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Cut tenderloin in 1 1/2 to 2 in. medallions. Season with salt and pepper and sear over moderate heat until brown. When all pork has been browned, place on a plate and chill in refrigerator.
- Using a meat slicer or a mandoline, slice apples and potatoes paper thin; remove pork from refrigerator and season with orange and lemon zest. Brush each potato slice with melted butter; wrap each medallion with an apple slice, then with a potato slice.
- Over med. heat using a heavy sauté pan, sauté the wrapped medallions in vegetable oil, browning on all sides. Remove to an oven-proof platter and finish in oven, about 5-7 min.
- For the sauce, sauté shallots, garlic, and any pork trimmings until brown. Add tomatoes, thyme, and veal stock. Reduce gradually by half, skimming any fat or impurities as they rise to the top. Sauce is finished when it has a rich texture.
- Remove and strain through fine mesh. Just before serving, burn off alcohol from the calvados and add to the sauce; bring to a simmer and serve with pork.


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Stark County Sheriff George T. Maier wants to install an automated phone system that could help answer roughly 80 percent of the estimated 320 phone calls the Stark County jail receives each day.
Stark County sheriff employees spend the equivalent of nearly 325 days on the phone each year.
Most of the time they are answering the same series of questions from a jail inmate's loved ones:
"What are the jail's visitation hours?"
"When is the next court date?"
"What is the inmate's commissary balance?"
"When is the inmate's release date?"
"Where is the courthouse?"
Sheriff Maj. Brian Arnold said too often the large quantity of questions distracts jail employees from supervising inmates and completing their other daily duties.
"My officers and staff can't do their work when the phone is ringing off the hook," said Arnold, the jail's administrator.
The sheriff's office wants to install an automated information services phone system that could help answer roughly 80 percent of the estimated 320 phone calls the jail receives each day. Inmates, who now must submit their questions in writing to a guard, also could call the system to retrieve information, Arnold said.
The jail's current phone system gives callers automated prompts to direct callers to the appropriate division. It doesn't give callers any information about the inmate.
"Right now, it takes a body to tell them the information," he said.
The new system made by Telerus can tell an inmate or caller — in English or Spanish — what charges the inmate is being held on, when the inmate's next scheduled court date will be, when the inmate is scheduled to be released and even where the courthouse is located. It also will allow loved ones to electronically deposit money into the inmate's jail account and could be programmed to allow them to schedule a visit.
Arnold said the phone system's information would be updated every 15 minutes and would also be accessible online at InmateInfo.com.
Sheriff George T. Maier said the new system would cost $10,500 a year through Securus Technologies, which already handles the jail's inmate phone system and would not charge a startup fee. He estimates it would save the sheriff's office roughly $112,147 a year, largely through saved staff time.
"It's beyond cost neutral," said Maier, a Democrat. "... I think we would generate a huge return on this."
County commissioners are expected to consider the automated phone service during the board's meeting Wednesday.
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MVMS Principal Jim Hunt resigns
Hunt�s departure ends a seven-year stint in which he came under increasing criticism for allegedly creating a dysfunctional and hostile educational environment for some faculty and staff at the Goffstown middle school. His resignation became effective immediately, according to SAU 19 Superintendent Stacy Buckley.
Buckley, who is also leaving because she accepted a position as superintendent in the Newfound Area School District in Bristol, said an interim principal will be put in place for the remainder of the school year. She said plans for Hunt�s permanent replacement will begin immediately.
On Friday, March 8, Bow residents voted overwhelmingly, 301-10, to enter into an Authorized Regional Enrollment Area (AREA) agreement with Dunbarton.
On Saturday, March 16, Dunbarton voters followed suit, choosing to send middle and high school students to Bow. The agreement between Bow and Dunbarton would take effect July 1, 2014.
�I�m hoping that with Mr. Hunt�s resignation, more people will vote �no� to Bow,� said Dunbarton resident Ann Carney prior to the Dunbarton School District Meeting, whose three children attended Goffstown schools. �I was always going to vote �no� to Bow because Goffstown has done nothing but great things for my kids, but I know there�s been a lot of concern from parents about what�s been going on at Mountain View.�
Scott Gross, a former Goffstown selectman and School Board member, had hoped news of Hunt�s resignation would sway some votes in favor of continuing the Goffstown AREA agreement.
�I have been one of those who�s been very critical of the situation at Mountain View in recent years,� said Gross, �so I�m relieved to know that the School Board accepted Jim Hunt�s resignation. I think that Mountain View is poised to have a new beginning, and I�m hoping that Dunbarton residents can see the message here.�
In a statement, Hunt said he was proud of his accomplishments at Mountain View Middle School, notably the implementation of a more rigorous math curriculum and accreditation from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges in 2009. Hunt did not return phone calls to his office March 15 seeking comment.
�One thing that gets lost in all of this is that Mountain View was twice named Middle School of the Year,� said Gross. �Certainly, Mountain View went through a rough patch, but every organization has its hiccups. But I really think this can be the start of something positive for Mountain View � I�m optimistic.�
School Board Chairman Philip Pancoast wished Hunt well.
�We appreciate all that Mr. Hunt has done over the past seven years, and we wish him the best in his future,� he said.
School Board member Keith Allard echoed Gross� comments about this signaling a new beginning for the school. �This is going to usher in an opportunity for change,� he said.
A $35,500 study by the consulting firm Learning Innovations at West Ed of Woburn, Mass., did not directly address the criticisms of Hunt�s leadership, but did acknowledge a prevailing sentiment among students and staff that improvements could be made in the academic, social and professional climate at the school.


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A group of frustrated employees waved signs in protest of what they said have been a string of bounced paychecks from Tasty Buddha.
A group of frustrated employees endured heat and rainy weather this weekend to wave signs in protest of what they said have been a string of bounced paychecks from Tasty Buddha, a restaurant with Asian and American menu items at 2410 NW 43rd St.
The handful of servers and cooks decided to make their grievances public after they said they tried to cash their paychecks on Friday but were told there were insufficient funds in the company's account. The protesters said similar difficulties have occurred on multiple occasions over the past year.
"When this stuff happens, our bills become delayed and then we have to pay them late and then you are stuck paying late fees and things like that," grill cook Andy Rodibaugh, 26, said.
Rodibaugh said he had to cancel his Internet service after receiving late pay, costing him a $40 fee to restart it.
"They try to pay us tidbits out of the drawer. You know, what they have depending on who needs money now," he said.
"It's pretty insulting to see our owner sort of talking out of two sides of his mouth," said server Marissa Jane Pollack, 21. "Because he claims that we are family to him, yet meanwhile he doesn't have the respect to pay us on time. We are human beings, we have bills to pay."
Parker Van Hart, president and CEO of Tasty Buddha Restaurants, issued a statement on Tasty Buddha's Facebook page about the strike. He called Saturday, the first day of the strike, "The worst day of my professional career."
"There have been a few times when paychecks given out on Friday haven't been cashable immediately. If this happens we pay as many as we can in cash from the register. The rest never have gone more than a day or so before things are made right. The protesters today could have gone to the bank today and cashed their checks. The funds are available," Van Hart wrote Saturday.
In his post, Van Hart admitted that Tasty Buddha has been pushed to its limits over the past few years. He called his employees his family and expressed embarrassment for their inconvenience. He also called the eight to 10 protesters childish and bitter, saying they have an agenda to push.
Van Hart did not address the grievances of the protesters in the post. Attempts to contact him on Sunday were unsuccessful.
Rodibaugh said police came to the restaurant location twice on Saturday to tell the protesters to stay out of the building and off the roads.
"We are obviously going to abide by that because we don't want to be kicked out, because we are trying to shut down production as much as possible, give them the least amount of business until our demands are met," Rodibaugh said.
Pollack said individuals have dropped off sandwiches, water, sunscreen and other supplies to the protesters in support of the cause. Groups such as the Alachua County Wage Theft Task Force, Industrial Workers of the World, International Socialist Organization and Occupy Gainesville have also rallied behind the effort.
Employees of a second Tasty Buddha location, at 25 NW 16th Ave., have not spoken publicly about the strike. Both restaurants are owned by Van Hart.
Pollack said what the group is hoping for is an immediate return to work.
"We are trying to expedite things as quickly as possible and we are giving Parker Van Hart every opportunity to meet with us and do what's right. And we are just going to keep pulling out more things from our arsenal as he fails to meet with us," she said.
The employees agree that they have enjoyed working at the business and contributing to its friendly atmosphere.
"We don't want to turn away business indefinitely either," prep cook Mo Sherman, 23, said. "We love working here and once our demands are met we want to go back to working and welcome customers to a place that finally does treat their employees the right way," he added.


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Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by 14 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis method on Sunday to finally achieve a positive result on a rain-scarred tour.
When the players and umpires were driven from the field by heavy drizzle for the second time at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Sri Lanka were for 118 for three off 22.5 overs.
Their score placed them ahead of the par score of 104 after New Zealand had totaled 250 for six from their 50 overs.
It was a frustrating end to proceedings but at least it meant one side secured victory after the first two matches of the tour were abandoned because of rain.
Thursday's first scheduled ODI, also in Pallekele, was called off without a ball being bowled and before that the two sides took part in a Twenty20 International in which only 16 overs were completed.
The rain that ended the action on Sunday evening followed a dry and mostly sunny day and two preceding days during which no rain fell at all.
In the play that was possible on Sunday, New Zealand captain Ross Taylor top-scored in his side's total with a hard-hit 72 from 62 balls despite not feeling well either before or during his innings.
"I vomited before I batted and I'm still not feeling 100 percent but, hopefully, I'll get back to the hotel and get right for Tuesday," he told broadcasters at the post-match presentation ceremony.
"We knew it was the case that Duckworth-Lewis tends to favor the side batting second and we gave it a good show but we just weren't quite good enough."
BJ Watling, who later deputised behind the stumps for Brendon McCullum, who missed the match because of a sore back, weighed in with 55 for New Zealand, who were also without all-rounder Jacob Oram, another back injury victim.
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardena anchored his side's response with an unbeaten 43 from 49 balls including five fours. He added 59 for the third wicket with former captain Tillakaratne Dilshan (37) who became the third player to reach 1,000 ODI runs for 2012 after team mate Kumar Sangakarra and India's Virat Kohli.
"It was probably a good toss to lose," said Jayawardena. "After the first shower we had a chat inside the dressing rooms and said we should stay ahead of the Duckworth-Lewis mark."
Lasith Malinga was man-of-the-match after taking two for 39.
Sunday's match and the next match on Tuesday were switched to Pallekele after heavy rain in Colombo left the original venue, the R Premadasa Stadium, under water.


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LAS VEGAS (AP) — The death of a music dealmaker who helped bring Donald Trump to Las Vegas and tried to install Michael Jackson as the headline act at a themed casino was a suicide, the Clark County coroner ruled Wednesday.
Jack Wishna, 54, died of carbon monoxide intoxication and was found Tuesday in a vehicle in the garage of his home in Henderson, Coroner Mike Murphy said.
Wishna was a wheeler and dealer who will be remembered for orchestrating a multimillion-dollar agreement between performer Wayne Newton and the Stardust casino, said Dan Wilinsky, a spokesman for Wishna's latest project.
In a statement Wednesday, Newton called Wishna a longtime friend, and said his death came as a tremendous surprise.
The Newton deal was likely the first of such headliner "residencies" in Las Vegas, said Michael Green, a professor of history at the College of Southern Nevada
Wishna is credited with bringing Trump together with Treasure Island owner Phil Ruffin to build the Trump International Tower on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Dr. Alveda King
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Birmingham, AL – Welcome, and God's greatest blessings to each and every one gathered here today. I have a dream, it's in my genes! As the daughter of Rev. A. D. King, whose image is reflected in the statue of the praying ministers here in Kelly Ingram Park, the granddaughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr. who said he would never stoop so low as to let anyone cause him to hate, and the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., I greet you in the name of Jesus.
When I lived in Birmingham, when our home was bombed in this very city, when my classmate was part of the group of four little girls killed in the bombing of historical Sixteenth Street Baptist Church across the way, I dreamed of a world when life would be better, when justice would prevail for all. Now, today, almost 50 years later, we pay tribute to the Freedom Riders of 1961, some who gave their lives for our freedom, all who gave their hearts and souls for justice.
Today, as Director of African American Outreach of Priests for Life, I join my fellow Prolife Freedom Riders. We join our lives and hearts together with those who have gone before us, we take to the bus, to the streets of America, riding for justice and freedom for all, from conception till natural death.
A woman has a right to choose what she does with her body. The baby is not her body. Where is the lawyer for the babies whose civil rights are violated by the act of abortion? How can the dream survive if we murder our children?
We pray for an end to all violence in America, especially the violent acts of abortion which kill our children, wound our mothers and cripple our society. Decades ago, my uncle, Dr. King quoted the prophet Amos, calling for justice to roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream. May his dream live on in us today, as we sound the Clarion Call for Life!
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Priests for Life
PO Box 236695 • Cocoa, FL 32923
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