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PARIS (AP) — Christian Dior's Raf Simons broke through the venerable walls of Avenue Montaigne to send off the Parisian fashion house's couture out on an exciting journey across the four corners of the globe. From the purity of Asia to the bold Americas to the bright stripes and patterns of Africa's Masai, this show had it all.
Images projected on the make-shift show walls inside Paris' Invalides visually summed up the message of the show: A carpeted salon of Dior's Right Bank headquarters fused into scenes of exotic red flowers and beautiful images of black and Asian models. In other words, with one full year as creative director under his belt, Simons has found the confidence to go beyond the weighty heritage of the 70-year-old house codes and explore his own outward visions.
"This collection evolved to be about Dior not just being about Paris and France, but about the rest of the world and how many fashion cultures impact on the house and on myself," said Simons.
While the iconic bar jacket popped up in one belted gray wool outfit, its several peplum flaps mirrored the layers of a Japanese kimono.
Elsewhere, looks fully embracing the East were pulled off with panache, such as one off-white silk coat with stiff upturned collar, long front flaps and an incredible jutting back piece. All the looks were supremely feminine.
But while all of the globe-trotting turned this show into one of Simons' most creative, the 53 looks were so diverse that it also was his hardest to make sense of.
The brightly-colored Masai looks, for example, were sometimes so bright they jarred, such as one black shiny column dress with vivid blue and red horizontal stripes and tribal neck band.
Still, there were plenty of great new explorations. Simons further elaborated his idea of the truncated and sectioned-off silhouette — something that featured last season. That spawned one of the best looks in the show, a bright red pleated silk bustier dress, which had two identical skirts, one above and one below.
Next season, a more focused vision might help sharpen these great fashion ideas.
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This string is made of two different materials, one hard, the other soft. It is part red. part black. I really enjoy the pocketing capabilities and the ball does spin a good amount. I could really lay into the ball and expect it to cup and sink in the stringbed, while driving the heck out of it. It is very good for the arm, hardly vibrating at all. I use the 16 gauge version since I hit hard, full polyester setup. No need for a hybrid here!
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Thanks! I'll give it a try
which color did you use for the mains?
Two colors on the very same string. Think Neapolitan ice cream. lol
So there is a slight amount of tension loss on the second day of heavy blasting. Still feels pretty good.
Sounds like an interesting option. Have you broken a set yet? I wonder since it has two materials stranded together like that if it tends to break easily.
My third day of heavy hitting. Not even notched, but still feels very resilient and almost the same.
Nice! How much did they cost you?
It was 14.99 at Racquet Doctor in Glendale. A little pricey but the performance is there. Plushy spin as opposed to the jagged spin that Solinco Tour Bite has.
Darn that jagged spin. I've also tried rickety spin and wobbly spin. I've had slushy spin and mushy spin, but not yet plushy spin.
The fine spin string tasting classes will commence this month. Care to try a taste of Barb Wire, Mosquito Bite, Tornado, and Stratagem? Or would you prefer the older classics in Blue Gear, Spiky Shark and good ol' Kevlar?
I'm afraid my taste in fine spin string is as of yet a bit unrefined, Mr. String Sommelier. Kevlar frightens me in a way akin to that creepy, crawly feeling I get from scary urban legends. I almost tried barb wire, but I was afraid I would puncture those poor, innocent tennis balls, and them furry spheres aren't cheap. I have suffered many mosquito bites in the past, and still haven't caught the West Nile illness. I live too far away from Tornado alley, and my stratagem for every match is to just blast away at the ball and pray they fall in.
Therefore, you must use Stratagem. lol
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It's been a few years since we heard from Caroline Hervé - aka Miss Kittin - and in that time she's obviously been busy. Her return is a sprawling double discer; the first being more vocal and tune laden, the second more instrumental and abstract. Both have their merits. Both could do with a bit of the other.
Double albums certainly get you noticed but you need to make sure that the second hour is of benefit. People overlook the odd duff track or lull if there is an interesting concept to the journey (The Knife's Tomorrow, in a Year), a wealth of standout moments (Magnetic Fields' 69 love songs) or genuine experimentation (The Beatles The Beatles). But here they feel like a method of organisation, merely keeping the output neatly categorised. A couple of tracks from the second disc halfway through the first would have given the listener breathing space to regroup. Instead you get two sequences of similarly paced songs in a row which become hard to tell apart from another.
And that's a shame, because these tracks move away from the humour of her earlier work or sheer noise of her Noughties output, inhabiting a more confident, crafted space. 'Maneki Neko' sounds direct, distinct and timeless, 'Flash Forward' is a master class in that detached, couldn't-give-a-toss tone of delivery Kittin excels at, 'Bassline' employs some quite brilliant piano and vocal effects to cap an already great song and 'Night of the Light' is terrific, building broodily like it's about to unleash hell at the end.
Similarly, disc two has flashes of invention (though never quite as good a payoff), with 'Ballad of the 23rd century', 'Sortie des Artistes' and 'Sunset Mission' in particular impressing.
Somewhere in these two discs there is a very good hour long album laying in wait. In it's current form though, it's merely a decent one in need of editing.
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ASHEVILLE � Police are investigating the deaths of two homeless men at the same site near downtown Asheville over a three-day span.
The Asheville Citizen-Times reports that the body of 23-year-old Jeffrey Reynolds was found Friday night behind an abandoned building. The body of 64-year-old Floyd Hill was discovered in the same location late Monday morning.
The site is known as a gathering and camping spot for homeless people.
Investigators say they don't believe foul play was involved in either case. Both men were from the Asheville area.
Autopsy results have not been released, but police Sgt. Dave Romick said neither man showed any signs of physical trauma.


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Misnomer of a title, but some interesting or mundane questions depending on how you look at it
anyway, here's another q&a w/pta (at Arclight again, not my video) this time as a guest speaker for the Harvard-Westlake (high school) film festival
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So yesterday my boss called me in because he's been hearing from my supervisor I am "never at my desk" and "he can't find me." Never mind that he knows I'm pumping, I've told him that I go three times a day (and usually grab my food/lunch/bathroom at the same time to maximize my time at my desk). We have a work-supported program here so we are allowed half hour pumping breaks. I hardly ever exceed this (and in my twelve years here, I have gone out to lunch maybe 25 total times, and hardly ever use my allotted breaks, so it's not like I'm out wandering around being useless).
My boss seems pretty cool with it, and is fine with the fact that I am in the building and reachable by cell phone. But my supervisor still seems to make obnoxious comments about it all the time. He's also made several comments like "maybe it's time to switch to formula" if I mention the work involved in pumping.
I think it's largely a perception problem - he gets here at 6 AM and I get here at 9:15, so almost half his work day I'm not here as it is (we have flex time, and the latest I can get here is 9:30. But the culture in my group is "early." Unfortunately I'm on daycare dropoff duty and getting here between 6-7, when I was doing it, was killing me and making me useless after a long night of interrupted sleep to breastfeed. sorry. rambling).
Anyway, I am well informed of my rights, and also work in a federal workplace, so I'm pretty secure in everything (and if there is continued problems I have no problem going to my division director about it. Or pumping at my desk. If they want me to be at my desk, fine, but be prepared for the consequences! Give me a blanket and I'm good to go!), but just needed to vent. I was so upset yesterday - I am following all the rules and getting my work done and keeping all my users happy. I am never far, and when there's a question/problem, it's very, very rarely an immediate emergency and I am accessible either way, so it bothers me. And I have a sad.
I know a lot of people have it worse - having to take unpaid breaks or use broom closets, but... meh. wah.


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This old house was built about 200 years ago. This is one of the typical example of the farmer's house in the late Edo period. Sorry for bad photo quality. The interier is actually very dark.
Tama area is the name of the western part of Tokyo Metropolis. It consists of 26 cities, 3 towns and a village. A lot of people (about 4 milion) live in a eastern half part of the area. However, there are many mountains in the western part of Tama area, and there are very little flat land. Many hiking spots are in the western area, so you can enjoy walking on the trail, camping, and so on. If you see the beautiful mountain scene, you may not believe this is also in Tokyo.


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is too much of a good thing. A family drama set in the ultraviolent world of mixed martial arts, it shows promise but finally hits things so hard, both literally and metaphorically, that it's hard not to feel pummeled yourself by the time it's over.
Which is too bad, because as his earlier "Miracle" demonstrated, director/co-writer
has a gift for handling old-fashioned emotion-soaked material that has become something of a lost art. But in that film about the U.S. hockey team's stunning gold-medal victory in the 1980
, O'Connor's melodramatic instincts were constrained by the strictures of the real story he was telling.
Here, O'Connor and co-writers Anthony Tambakis and Cliff Dorfman have let nothing restrain them in this
-fueled spectacle that celebrates men being men doing what men have to do to stay masculine. Or something.
With a plot centering on the conflicts inside and outside the ring between brothers Brendan and Tommy Conlon (
, respectively) and between the brothers and their ancient wreck of a father (
), "Warrior" showcases enough bad
to contaminate the plasma supplies of the
More than that, the film so audaciously piles on a series of shameless, head-shaking contrivances and is so happy to milk them for all they're worth that it starts to feel like, heaven help us, a mixed martial arts version of
Yet, like that venture, "Warrior" is genuine in its pursuit of what it considers to be a resonant narrative and its two-hour, 19-minute length is a testament to how seriously O'Connor takes its story.
Even "Warrior's" mind-numbing violence — inevitable in a film centering on a top-drawer mixed martial arts tourney — is not there for its own sake alone but as a vehicle for the characters to express emotion. Whatever else you can say, this film is not insincere.
Things begin with a glimpse of father Paddy Conlon (Nolte) headed home from early-morning Mass in a blue-collar area of Pittsburgh. He is more than shocked to find his wreck-of-a-son Tommy popping pills and waiting for him on his front stoop.
Effectively played as a creature of pure fury by British actor Hardy (memorable as the criminal protagonist of
), Tommy has kept himself apart from his father for 14 years and has the bitterness to prove it. Though it takes awhile for us to find out where this anger comes from, Tommy is convincingly contemptuous of the old man for having turned to religion, for finding AA, and just for being alive.
A few hundred miles away in Philadelphia, brother Brendan (top Australian actor Edgerton, recently seen in "Animal Kingdom") has what seems like a very different life. Though he hasn't seen his brother in the same 14 years and keeps his father at arm's length, Brendan is happily married to high school sweetheart Tess (
) and loves his job as a high school physics teacher
America's erratic economy, however, is about to stab Brendan in the back. Quicker than you can say "foreclosure," Brendan and his wife and young daughters are underwater in their house and at risk of getting thrown into the street.
As it turns out, however, mixed martial arts was in Brendan's past, and though he swore to Tess he would never again get beaten up for a living, he ends up appearing in local bouts to stave off financial Armageddon.
Meanwhile, back in Pittsburgh, Tommy, a battler from the word go, notices a poster for Sparta, a.k.a. "The War on the Shore," a single-elimination, winner-take-all, last-man-standing MMA tournament set for Atlantic City that will offer $5 million to "the toughest man on the planet."
Tommy so wants that money that he agrees to be trained by the old man he hates, who apparently was a canny coach even while being a dreadful father. Brendan also hears about Sparta and enlists old comrade-in-arms Frank Campana (
), now an unorthodox instructor who likes his people to train to Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" (really), to get him ready for the tourney.
That tournament takes up the film's final hour, and it does not hold back in terms of savagery, contrivance or emotional manipulation. Like the rest of "Warrior," it is effective up to a point but rushing past that point without looking back is something this film is powerless to resist.
MPAA rating: PG-13 for sequences of intense mixed martial arts fighting, some language and thematic material
Running time: 2 hours, 19 minutes
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James Ellis Theatre Collection
During a long career as Professor of English at Mount Holyoke College, James Ellis wrote on the Victorian stage and the work of Gilbert and Sullivan. A founding member of the Valley Light Opera Company, he was also an actor and director of theatricals in the Pioneer Valley.
The Ellis Collection contains approximately 8,000 published works on the Anglo-American stage, 1750-1915, including individual plays and anthologies of English and American playwrights; biographical works on performers; works on the theatre in London, the provinces, and America; periodicals, playbills, prints, broadsides, and ephemera; and works that provide cultural context for interpreting the stage. Although the collection includes some works from the 18th century, it is deepest for the English stage in the period 1850-1900.
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- Actors--Great Britain
- Actors--United States
- Amateur theater--Great Britain--19th century
- Theater--Great Britain--19th century
- Theater--United States--19th century
- Contributors
- Ellis, James, 1935-
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Current Sunday 8 p.m. (ET) crime drama "Cold Case" is moving to 9 p.m. to make room for reality veteran "The Amazing Race" at 8 p.m. Sundays. At 10 p.m., Thursday night F.B.I. drama "Without a Trace" is transitioning to Sundays. Venerable newsmagazine "60 Minutes" remains at 7 p.m. Sundays.
well theres football on at 8pm on nbc, thats my 1 main worry.
Football only carries over 7PM on those Sundays that CBS will be carrying a double header or the late 4:30PM game which is not every Sunday. ESPN does not have the audience an over the air network does, so NBC may be pulling in greater numbers than ESPN did when they carried Sunday Night Football.But all in all, TAR has a highly rated lead-in (60 Minutes) and two shows following which have had good audiences in the past, except now they will be up against Desperate Housewives and Grays Anatomy which pull big audiences. I think that the audience shown improve for TAR; actually it wouldn't take much to improve from the 7 - 8 million it has been averaging this time.
So where are they going for TAR10? Here are some "big name" places they've never hit...Belgium/Poland/Finland/SpainAruba/Bahamas/BermudaVenezuela/ParaguaySaudi Arabia/Qatar/MongoliaPhil has said he'd like to do Mongolia, more in the Caribbean... ?
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September is National Preparedness Month, a full month dedicated to encouraging the public to assess and prepare for local disaster risks and unplanned emergencies. In a survey conducted by the Ad Council, 60 percent of Americans reported that they did not have a family emergency plan. The Ad Council's survey also found that although 73 percent of Americans strongly agree that taking some simple steps to prepare could help protect them and their family in the event of a disaster, only 19 percent of respondents believe they are "very prepared" for a disaster. Knowing what to do before, during and after an emergency is a critical part of being prepared and may make all the difference when the seconds start to count. Better Business Bureau urges families to plan for the unexpected and devise their own emergency preparedness plans.
"Two things every family needs no matter what the disaster are an emergency plan and an emergency kit", said Mechele Agbayani Mills, President and CEO of BBB Serving Central East Texas. "In addition to having an emergency kit ready, discuss with family and friends how you'll contact each other, where you'll meet if you can't go home and what you'll do in specific situations like a tornado or fire."
Your emergency kit should include items such as:
- a gallon of water per person per day for three days,
- a three-day supply of nonperishable food for each family member,
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- dust masks,
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- a power inverter or solar charger for your cell phone
Make sure all family members know where to meet and who to contact in the case you get separated. A relative or friend in another area is an ideal emergency contact person. Make sure everyone in the family knows how to send and receive text messages. Consider downloading smart phone apps which provide emergency information.
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Q.1)What is thermodynamic temperature?
Q.3)what is the thermodynamic temperature of triple point of water?
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Q.1) Thermodynamic temperature is temperature on a scale with 0 = absolute zero, most commonly (indeed, almost exclusively) in Kelvins. There are other thermodynamic temperature scales, though. 2nd most well known is degrees Rankine, whose unit of temperature matches that of the Farenheit scale.
Q.3) ShivamS is incorrect. Temperature is never a pure number. The answer is 273.16 Kelvins.
When doing physics, watch those units. If you do, they will actually steer you in the right direction even when you try to go wrong. If you ignore them, they *will* shipwreck you even in subjects that you think you know well.
"Having thus refreshed ourselves in the oasis of a proof, we now turn again into the desert of definitions." - Bröcker & Jänich
commonly (indeed, almost exclusively) in Kelvins.
I thought K was pretty obvious, sorry (with training in physics, I should really be more careful).
@eigenguy, your explanations are really very good always.
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Goldshield Fiberglass Renews ISO 9000 Status
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Goldshield Fiberglass Inc., an industry leader in custom molded composite products across a variety of industries including heavy truck and RV, today (Feb. 11) announced that it has successfully renewed its ISO 9000 certification – a designation given to companies who have implemented a quality system compliant with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Quality Management System.
This certification is a result of Goldshield Fiberglass Inc. successfully completing an audit by an independent quality system registrar, according to a news release.
Goldshield originally was QS-9000 certified in 1998. The company has maintained certification of their quality management system since then, with the most recent ISO 9001:2008 certification commencing in January and extending through January 2013.
"The ISO 9000 certification highlights the company's ongoing commitment to our customers," said Chuck Wilkinson, CEO of Goldshield Fiberglass Inc. "For over 10 years, we have embraced lean manufacturing principles to drive continuous improvement in product quality, cost, and delivery. Our ISO certification ensures the integrity of our quality system. In addition, we benefit from a work force that has an average of 14 years of experience per employee and a management team with over 135 years of combined experience in the composite industry."
"Goldshield is positioned for very positive growth over the next several years through sound partnerships with our current customer base, expanded new customer base development, and a more diverse product offering," said Bryan Smith, General Manager of Goldshield Fiberglass, Inc. "Our continued commitment to quality system certification is a testament to the value we create in the relationships with our customers."
For more than 25 years, Goldshield Fiberglass Inc. has developed creative solutions to its customers' manufacturing challenges. Goldshield Fiberglass Inc. has more than 260,000 square feet of modern manufacturing facilities in two Decatur, Ind., locations, with some of the most advanced technology in the fiberglass and composite industries.
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Title: 골든타임 / Golden Time
Chinese Title: 黄金时刻
Genre: Medical, Romance
Director: Kwon Suk Jang (My Princess~2011, Pasta~2010, Just Love~2007-2008, Roses and Bean Sprouts~1999)
Screenwriter: Choi Hee Ra
Episodes: 20 (To Be Confirmed)
Broadcast Network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2012-July-09 to 2012-Sep-11
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Set within the backdrop of an emergency room at a hospital. Kang Jae-In (Hwang Jung-Eum) is the heiress of Ikhyo Foundation, which owns a medical university and five hospitals, but Jae-In is unaware that she is the heiress. Jae-In only cares about her ex-boyfriend.
1."Golden Time" takes over the MBC Mondays & Tuesdays 21:55 time slot previously occupied by "Lights and Shadows" and will be followed by "Horse Doctor" in September, 2012.
2. Filming takes place in the port city of Busan, South Korea.
3.First script reading took place May 14, 2012, on the 6th floor of the Ilsan MBC Dream Center in South Korea.
4.Filming began May 26, 2012 on a road outside of Busan, South Korea. First scene filmed involved a car crash with leads Lee Sun-Kyun and Hwang Jung-Eum. The scene took 2 nights and 3 days to finish.
Main Cast
Lee Sun Gyun as Lee Min Woo
Hwang Jung Eum as Kang Jae In
Lee Sung Min as Choi In Hyuk
Song Sun Mi as Shin Eun Ah
Supporting Cast
Sun Woo Yong Nyeo as Park Geum Nyeo (Jae In's grandmother)
Jang Yong as Kang Dae Je (Jae In's grandfather)
Song Yoo Ha as Bang Sun Woo
Jung Kyu Soo as Na Byung Gook
Kim Ki Bang as Kim Do Hyung
Jung Suk Yong as Ji Han Goo
Lee Ki Young as Hwang Se Han
Jo Sang Ki as Park Sung Jin
Heo Tae Hee as Ko Jae Won
Ji Il Joo as Yoo Gang Jin
Kim Hyung Il as Kim Ho Young
Shin Dong Mi as Jo Dong Mi
UHM Hyo Sup as Kim Min Joon
Hong Ji Min as Song Gyung Hwa
Chun Jae Ho as Park Geun Soo
Park Young Ji as Oh Gwang Chul
Park Jung Min as Jang Young Woo
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Hwang Jeong-eum cast in new drama
Hwang Jeong-eum has been cast as the female lead in a new medical drama "Golden Time", a representative from the actress' agency said yesterday.
The new MBC show is set in a surgical ward; Hwang will play the hospital's clueless heiress, who is only concerned with her ex-boyfriend.
The work is a collaboration of director Kwon Seok-jang and actor Lee Seon-gyoon. The two previously worked together in 2010 on the hit drama "Pasta".
The drama will begin filming in May and will air from July following the final episode of the program "Lights and Shadows".
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Kim So-yeon in MBC medical drama "Golden Time"
Actress Kim So-yeon is on the candidate list for the upcoming MBC drama "Golden Time".
Apparently she was offered a deal with the drama and is currently looking through it. If she decides to get on board, she will be returning with a drama for the first time in a year and four months "Doctor Champ" in 2011.
"Golden Time" is based on a neurosurgical department in a hospital and is produced by Kwon Seok-jang from MBC "Pasta".
Lee Seon-gyoon has already confirmed to play the role of a skilled and qualified doctor. "Golden Time" will come as a sequel to "Lights and Shadows".
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'Golden Time' Song Sun Mi To Harmonize With Lee Sun Gyun
Actress Song Sun Mi has been casted for MBC's new drama 'Golden Time.'On the 3rd, according to agency Popeye Entertainment, Song Sun Mi will appear as a significant veteran nurse in the external injury team of the emergency room.
Medical drama 'Golden Time' is a story with a general hospital as the background, starring Lee Sun Gyun and Hwang Jung Eum. Kwon Suk Jang PD of 'Pasta' has met with Lee Sun Gyun once again.
Song Sun Mi will prepare for another acting transformation following that of drama 'Ojakgyo Brothers' and film 'The Day He Arrives.'
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Script reading
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I love Hwang Jung Eum and Lee Seon-gyoon. I enjoyed Pasta and I've heard good things about the screenwriter. I'll at least be checking out the first episode.
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'Golden Time' Blockbuster Filming
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Golden Time holds poster shoots, releases stills
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"Golden Time" starts off at 8.7%
New MBC drama "Golden Time" started off with a percentage lower than 10%.
According to AGB Nielsen Media Research on the 10th, the first episode of Golden Time on the 9th rated 8.7% which is 10.9% lower than the final episode of "Lights and Shadows" which ended on the 3rd.
This is 0.8% lower than the first episode of "Lights and Shadows" as well. While "Lights and Shadows" managed to maintain first place starting halfway, "Golden Time" couldn't benefit from it and ended up being the last out of the three dramas aired at the same time. SBS "THE CHASER - Drama" rated 17.9% and KBS 2TV "Big" rated 9.2%.
The reason why "Golden Time" and "Lights and Shadows" are so far apart is because of the different genres. It was tough for "Golden Time" to captivate the 4~50s age range which were the ones mostly making up the percentage for "Lights and Shadows". On the other hand, "THE CHASER - Drama", which is about revenge stole away the crowd from "Lights and Shadows" and ranked first place.
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This Drama is REALLY good. Very realistic and believable. Best Medical K-Drama I have seen yet.
"Golden Time" remains golden for 4th straight week on ratings chart
MBC's medical series "Golden Time" continued to stand strong atop the Monday and Tuesday primetime lineup, fighting off its competitors during the third week of August. Starring actor Lee Sun-kyun and actress Hwang Jung-eum, "Golden Time" grabbed its fourth win by attracting an average rating of 14.5 percent on August 13 and 14, according to the data compiled by TNmS (Total National Multimedia Statistics) on Thursday. The medical drama goes around the story of doctors performing major surgeries and struggling to save the lives of patients at a general hospital in Busan.
Following close behind in second place was SBS' new series "The Great Doctor," which made its premiere on August 13. The Kim Hee-seon and Lee Min-ho starrer nabbed an average rating of 12 percent during the same time frame, showing promise on the Monday and Tuesday primetime lineup. The fusion historical drama follows the story of a warrior named Choi Young (Lee) from the Koryo Dynasty traveling through time to bring a female doctor Yoo Eun-su (Kim) living in the present to bring her back to the past in order to save their queen who is suffering an illness.
TNmS' chart revealed that KBS' "Lovers of Haeundae" (translated title) placed in at the No. 3 spot, posting an average 8.3 percent in ratings, which is a decrease of about two percentage points compared to last week.
On AGB Nielson Media Research's poll, the three series were placed in the same order but recorded slightly different numbers.
While MBC's "Golden Time" grabbed the top seed with an average rating of 14.5 percent, SBS' "The Great Doctor" and KBS' "Lovers of Haeundae" earned average ratings of 9.9 and 8.1 percent respectively, during the same time frame.
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'Golden Time' Extended With 3 More Episodes...To End On The 25th
MBC's Monday and Tuesday drama 'Golden Time' is to extend the show for 3 more episodes, and the ending date was pushed back to the 25th of September. This means the show is to be extended for one more week.
A broadcasting official from MBC's Monday and Tuesday drama, 'Golden Time,' stated on September 13th, "it was confirmed that the drama 'Golden Time' is to be extended with 3 more episodes. The 20 episode drama is now to be completed with 23 episodes.
If the drama was to air 20 episodes, as it was originally planned, 'Golden Time' would have ended on the 17th of September. The following drama 'Horse Doctor' is to air in the beginning of October, and to avoid the Monday and Tuesday drama 'Golden Time' ending on a Monday, it was extended with 3 more episodes.
Currently, the viewers are making a request for a second season of the drama 'Golden Time' to be made. The staff members stated that, they are positively considering about making a season 2, as the drama 'Golden Time' is stated to have opened a new kind of medical drama.
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|While Julio Fuentes' recovery still continues, his younger brother, Maleke, has followed his footsteps as a football player at Alfred.
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By Andrew Lovell
The scouting report was clear and Julio Fuentes knew exactly where to be. But if you ask him about the play, he'll still tell you it never felt right to him.
Sept. 9, 2006: Fuentes' Alfred Saxons were hosting the Thiel Tomcats in the season opener. Fuentes lined up for the second half kickoff in the middle of the field, ready for Thiel's trademark "skyball" kickoff. Fuentes, a diverse sophomore running back, was out there for any number of scenarios -- to field a short kickoff, to fair catch a particularly high kickoff, or block in the event a teammate tried a return.
Thiel kicker Sammy Koyl didn't pop the kick high and short. He kicked it long and, inadvertently, set in motion the play that would change Fuentes' life forever.
Fuentes retreated on the field to get into position in the blocking wedge. Fuentes found himself in the middle of the wedge, bearing down on the incoming Thiel players. Those few seconds to retreat cost the undersized Fuentes (5-foot-2, 145 pounds) precious time to get in proper position. He prepared for contact anyway.
"The last three feet before I actually hit the guy, it felt like it was in slow motion. It really did," Fuentes said. "... When I hit him, I think I might have blacked out, but I'm not too sure."
Fuentes said he heard an "accordion sound" and felt his "whole body shutting down." He had no way of knowing at the time, but the hit had severely damaged the C-4 and C-5 vertebrae of his spinal column.
"I knew when [paramedics] came out that I was paralyzed," Fuentes said. "It was definitely a different feeling."
Fuentes was taken by ambulance to nearby St. James Hospital in Hornell, N.Y., but was later moved to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, N.Y., where he would spend the next month or so.
Forget a promising football career -- Fuentes was now facing a battle for his life. Fuentes was placed in an induced coma and kept alive by a ventilator. He knew people were visiting him, but he couldn't distinguish faces. His mother Ella, younger brother Maleke -- now a standout freshman on Alfred's football team, but then just a worried 12-year-old -- and two younger sisters, as well as coach Dave Murray, the Alfred staff and players were all there for him.
Fuentes' initial diagnosis wasn't promising. If he did regain movement in both arms, doctors said, that would probably be it. Fuentes was unlikely to move his legs again, and would almost certainly never walk.
During Fuentes' time in Rochester, his mother learned about the Shepherd Center, a catastrophic care hospital for traumatic brain and spinal injuries in Atlanta. That's where Fuentes ending up spending the next six months, re-learning how to eat, speak and breathe on his own without the aid of a tracheal tube.
"If I didn't go there, I don't think I'd be where I am right now," Fuentes said.
Fuentes' spinal injury was eventually determined to be "incomplete," meaning it is possible for him to regain full function. This is an ongoing and difficult process, though he has movement in his arms and legs. A typical day for Fuentes, now back with his family in Olean, N.Y., starts with leg and upper body stretches with the help of an aid.
After that, he'll head to therapy to work on any number of strength exercises, most of which focus on the upper body. Fuentes is working on standing alone by myself, taking steps with a walker and, with the help of a body harness, move his legs.
"I went from curling 50, 60, 70 pounds with a dumbbell to not even being able to curl a two-pounder," Fuentes said. "It was really disheartening. ... As far as recovery, nobody knows how far I can get back. But I'm working to get back."
Fuentes, who grew up playing baseball and didn't pick up football until his family moved to Olean when he was eight years old, has never seen video of the play. Fuentes readily admits he was overcome with a strange feeling just seconds before that kickoff. But even now, after six years of grueling rehabilitation, Fuentes said he wouldn't change a thing.
"I honestly don't [have any regrets]," Fuentes said. "If I was 100 percent tomorrow, I might try out for the team again. I love the game. ... I've taken that hit thousands of times. Since I was eight years old I've been hitting bigger people and doing a pretty good job at it. It's just something that happened."
The game of football has been good to the Fuentes family. Julio won his fair share of awards as a standout two-way player at Olean High School and, he's proud to say, he's never been on a team that's had a losing season. His younger brother, Maleke, has been a revelation for the Saxons this season, leading the team in receptions (30) and receiving yards (391) as a true freshman. Maleke also has 236 yards and three TDs on the ground and is the team's top kick and punt returner.
Julio remembers high-fiving Maleke, who could not be reached for this story, as he came out of the tunnel at Merrill Field for the second half of the Thiel game. The two remain close -- Julio goes to every Alfred home game and most road games within reasonable travel distance, and Maleke will call every other day to talk about life and football. Julio also worked closely with Maleke in football workouts, helping to mold 5-6, 160-pound Maleke into the dynamic playmaker he is now.
Julio has just recently started taking online classes with an eye toward a future in sports psychology, a field that will allow him to help athletes facing similar crossroads. Like his family has helped him through his recovery, Julio hopes he can be a similar inspiration to others.
"The best thing we can do when things like that happen is get people better help afterwards," Julio said. "Like get the families prepared for stuff like this, because I think that was the most difficult transition."
Painting the playoff picture
Empire 8
Automatic bid: Salisbury. The Sea Gulls clinched their second straight Empire 8 title and playoff bid with their 63-23 win against Utica on Saturday. Dan Griffin rushed for 142 yards and five touchdowns as Salisbury piled up 564 yards on the ground. When the Sea Gulls have the triple-option attack working to perfection, they are tough to beat. This team again appears poised for a deep playoff run.
Potential Pool C bid(s): None likely. Utica, St. John Fisher, Alfred and Ithaca all enter the final week of the regular season with three losses. This puts them behind teams like Rowan, Lycoming, Bridgewater State and Delaware Valley in contention for a Pool C bid. Don't expect the Empire 8 to get two teams into the playoff field this season.
Automatic bid: Cortland State. The Red Dragons have had the NJAC wrapped up for two weeks now. Their game against William Paterson, originally scheduled for Saturday afternoon, was understandably canceled in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Cortland finishes the regular season with its annual Cortaca Jug battle against Ithaca.
Potential Pool C bid(s): Rowan. The Profs have two losses, but only one against a Division III team (Cortland State). As it stands, Rowan sits atop the Pool C bid contenders in the East. A win against TCNJ in the regular-season finale virtually assures the Profs of a Pool C bid. A loss would complicate things.
Liberty League
Automatic bid: Hobart. The Statesmen took care of business Saturday with a 34-14 win against winless St. Lawrence, clinching the Liberty League's title and automatic playoff bid. Quarterback Nick Strang accounted for four total TDs and Tyre Coleman and Devin Worthington each tallied two sacks as the Statesmen cruised. Hobart closes the regular season with a home game against Rochester. There's little reason to think Hobart won't finish 10-0 and enter the playoffs as one of the top contenders.
Potential Pool C bid(s): None. This wasn't a particularly strong year for the Liberty League. Union is 5-1 in the conference, and both Springfield and RPI have three losses each. But another true playoff contender never emerged this season.
Automatic bid: Widener or Delaware Valley. While the other three conferences are, for the most part, set, the MAC is still up in the air. Widener hosts Delaware Valley in the regular-season finale. Widener clinches the automatic bid if it wins. The rest of the breakdown was covered in last week's column.
Potential Pool C bid(s): Widener, Delaware Valley, Lycoming. Here's where it gets tricky. If Widener loses, it will still get a Pool C bid. Delaware Valley likely won't be as lucky. The Aggies still rank behind teams like Rowan, Lycoming and Bridgewater State in Pool C criteria. However, Delaware Valley could win by 14, not get the automatic bid and improve its Pool C chances. Lycoming would need a win in its own game, a Widener win and a Rowan loss to best improve its chances. That's not out of the question, but it's not ideal either.
Top 25: Widener cracks the top 10
Widener moved into the top 10 in this week's D3football.com Top 25 poll. The Pride climbed from No. 11 to No. 9, joining Hobart (No. 8) as East teams in the top 10.
Salisbury jumped from No. 16 to No. 11 following its Empire 8 title-clinching rout of Utica. NJAC champion Cortland State rose one spot to No. 19 this week.
Rowan, Delaware Valley and Lycoming each received votes this week.
Quick hits
Aaron Wilmer rushed for two touchdowns and Delaware Valley's defense forced five sacks and three interceptions in a 23-7 win against Wilkes. ... Casey Kacz tossed two touchdowns, Rich Pete rushed for 170 yards and Buffalo State's defense forced four turnovers in a season-ending 17-9 win vs. St. John Fisher. Buffalo State finished its first season in the Empire 8 with a 6-4 record, including wins against Cortland State, UW-Whitewater and St. John Fisher. ... Craig Needhammer rushed for 127 yards and a score and Parker Showers added 78 yards and two TDs as Lycoming kept its playoff hopes alive with a 32-7 victory against Stevenson. ... William Merz's 100-yard interception return for a touchdown in the second overtime clinched Montclair State's wild, come-from-behind 55-49 win against Brockport State. Merz's return set a school record and tied the NCAA mark. ... Connor Eck passed for 265 yards and three TDs and rushed for another score as Union scored 51 unanswered points to rout Merchant Marine 51-7. ... Joe Enslin threw for 303 yards and three scores and Maleke Fuentes added 182 total yards and two touchdowns in Alfred's 40-14 rout of Frostburg State. ... Joel Altavesta rushed for 170 yards and one touchdown as Springfield knocked off RPI 42-21. ... Ithaca beat Hartwick 28-7 and, in the process, tied a school record with six interceptions. Brian Garvey tied an Ithaca record with three interceptions, including a fourth-quarter pick he returned four yards for a touchdown. ... Drew Peterson returned a third-quarter punt 47 yards for a touchdown and Ty Hughes rushed for 127 yards and a TD in Albright's 48-0 win vs. Misericordia. ... Leo Kyte passed for 206 yards and a pair of scores as Lebanon Valley rallied to a 34-19 win over King's. ... Sean Clark intercepted a pair of passes and helped TCNJ secure a 14-0 win over Morrisville State. ... Dean Kennedy tossed three touchdowns to Ken Apostolakos and the Rochester defense forced seven turnovers in a 42-15 rout of WPI.
Looking ahead
Rowan (6-2, 5-1) needs to beat TCNJ (4-5, 3-4) on the road in Friday night's (7 p.m.) regular-season finale to keep itself in the Pool C picture. A win likely gets the Profs in. A loss would likely eliminate Rowan from playoff contention.
Nothing is on the line as far as playoff bids are concerned, but when Cortland (7-1, 7-0) hosts Ithaca (6-3, 4-3) at noon Saturday, good football will be played. The annual Cortaca Jug matchup is among the best in Division III football.
The MAC champion (and its accompanying automatic playoff bid) will be on the line when Widener (8-0, 7-0) hosts Delaware Valley (7-2, 7-1) at 1 p.m. Saturday. Widener would nab a Pool C bid if Delaware Valley wins. But the Aggies likely need to win this game to get into the playoff field.
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Reconnect with the art of hand writing with friends and family at Kotara Of...
To help rediscover and celebrate handwriting, Officeworks Kotara will be hosting a series of creative workshops developed by positive psychologist Dr. Suzy Green that are based around gratitude journaling, goal setting, letter writing and creative writing in store September 2nd until September 24th on Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 12pm.
The fun-filled day aims to inspire Australians to put pen to paper to rediscover the lost art of handwriting following an Australian academic study with Deakin University which revealed that there's an easy way to relieve feelings of stress, fear and anxiety, and it's something you've been doing your whole life – writing by hand. In fact, just 15-20 minutes of handwriting each day can result in a greater sense of life satisfaction and wellbeing.
There will be opportunities throughout the workshop for friends and families to try their hand at writing – from gratitude journaling, goal setting, to letter writing and creative stories, with tips and tricks on how to incorporate this into daily life revealed on the day. The workshops will run each weekend in September in 19 selected Officeworks stores with a range of schools across Australia participating.
What: Time to Write workshop at Kotara Officeworks
When: Saturday and Sunday September 2nd to September 24th, 11am to 12pm
Goal Setting: 2nd September to 3rd September
Letter Writing: 9th September to 10th September
Gratitude Journaling: 16th September to 17th September
Creative Writing: 23rd September to 24th September
Where: Officeworks Kotara, 35 Northcott Drive, NSW
You'll get to take home a pen and notebook on the day too!
To learn more about Time to Write and how you can get involved, head to officeworks.com.au/timetowrite or share your handwritten pieces on social media via #timetowrite


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT freshman Ada Taylor (Durham, N.C.) collected another award on Tuesday when she received All-America third team honors as announced by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA). She is the fourth player and first freshman in the history of the women's volleyball program to receive this award, joining Lori Cantu '84, Anella Munro '84, and Amanda Morris '08 on this illustrious list. Taylor is one of two players from New England to earn All-America accolades as NEWMAC rival Springfield College saw one of its student-athletes secure a spot on the second team.
In the past week, Taylor was named the AVCA New England Region Freshman of the Year, picked up NEWMAC second team all-conference plaudits, and was voted to the NCAA New England Regional All-Tournament Team. She finished the season ranked second in the country in hitting percentage (.428) and was third in the NEWMAC in blocks (92). Taylor's hitting effort ranks second all-time in Institute history as Kamilah Alexander '96 set the standard in 1995 with her total of .447.
A complete list of the 2012 AVCA All-America recipients can be found here.


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text: Reviewer: MorallySound Review Date: January 16, 2013 Format: Blu-ray Released by: Vinegar Syndrome Release date: January 8, 2013 MSRP: $24.98 Region Free Progressive Scan Codec: AVC, 1080p Full Frame 1.37:1 | 16x9: Yes 1969/1969/1971 Herschell Gordon Lewis may have quit filmmaking in the early '70s to pursue his main passion in life which resulted in a successful career in advertising, but during those earlier years he marked the drive-in screens with 35 feature films, up to that point, that redefined the nude cutie and sexploitation genres in the early and late '60s, and of course ushered in a new era of gore with the cult classic and groundbreaking Blood Feast that solidified Lewis as the Godfather of Gore. Although not the most competent of filmmakers, often shooting his productions over 2-day periods that were quicker and dirtier than Roger Corman's money makers, you could immediately tell from the static master shot, basic 3-point lighting, and wooden acting that these were Herschell Gordon Lewis films. Often more than anything they may have been stuffed full of unnecessary dialogue to pad the running time, but there's undeniably a certain charm that no other director can duplicate that was all Lewis. Up until now the majority of Lewis' films have seen the light of day on home video and off the drive-in screens, but a few have remained lost since their initial run. Of these lost films, two sexploitation films titled The Ecstasies of Women and Linda and Abilene as well as the infamous hardcore film Black Love were expected to remain unseen. Black Love especially, which despite clear indication he directed from numerous interviews and information that has surfaced, Lewis still continued to deny that it featured any hardcore scenes. These three were the Holy Grails of HGL, all but rumours in the exploitation film world, that no one thought would ever be discovered and see the light of day. But low and behold, the camera negatives were discovered and lovingly scanned and remastered in glorious HD, warts and all, by new genre label Vinegar Syndrome, who's company name is a nod to the process of film deteriorating from improper storage and the smell it gives off, with the help and support of a few fans from around the world backing the project. And so let us discover The Lost Films of Herschell Gordon Lewis. The Story The Ecstasies of Women (1969) Harry (Walter Camp) , a lingerie salesman, is getting ready for his second time at the altar, but before the big event his friends Gene, Fred, and Ted, who all forget their own screen names at some point, throw him a bachelor party at the near by go-go joint. After more than a few drinks and ogling the topless dancers Harry begins to recount all of his previous sexcapades. First up is Annette (Jeanette Mills), pronounced by Harry as Anne-Ette with emphasis on the space between the syllables, a fashion model who's talkative and easy going approach has Harry enticed, and so he offers her a job: to model his lingerie. Pretty soon things are getting hot and heavy in the front seat of his convertible while they are parked near the ocean view, then back to his houseboat for the main course of action. Annette is audibly a moaner. After this flashback sexual encounter the boys order more drinks and a topless dancer who goes by the name Summer Frenzy joins them at their table. Summer (Bonnie Clark) actually seems turned on and tuned out, eyes glazed over and slurring her words slightly. This is not acting, folks. She briefly mentions that her dad is a honey dipper, one who services out houses, and she's from Climax, Arizona. By the way, Harry is from Intercourse, Pennsylvania. After succumbing to his apparent narcolepsy Harry is back in dream land, this time suntanning on the beach where he's suddenly disturbed by the lonesome ginger beach bunny Sandy (Vincene Wallace, Russ Meyer's Vixen!) who immediately begins slipping him the tongue right there on the sand. But still parched, Sandy makes Harry take her back to his houseboat to wet her sexually aggressive appetite. Harry recommends that he'll have to give her some of his health juice. So Sandy disappears to the washroom to change and returns naked. Oh, and above the washroom Harry has a sign reading "Brothel" (later seen in Lewis' Miss Nymphet's Zap-In). Sandy's also a moaner. Back to reality, Summer hits the go-go stage as either Gene, Ted, or Fred completely flubs their lines and the boys continue to talk about women as they smoke and drink. And so Harry decides to doze off again. In these memories, Harry picks up the young Philomena (newcomer Sharon Matt) at a stop sign on an afternoon drive. Failing to signal and driving around for a half hour, Harry makes his move. Phil seems to be in some trouble, but she doesn't want to talk about it. So to help ease her mind he pulls out the corny one-liners which don't go over well... But soon they are back to the houseboat. Rinse. Repeat. Well, almost... It fades to black and back to the go-go bar before Harry even takes off his drawers. Now Kitty (Eleanor Riggs), their waitress, invites herself to the join the party after they plan to leave the club. So with a few other dancers joining the boys, Kitty, Summer, and the gang adjourn to the floating brothel and all partake in a swinging orgy. All get naked on the seemingly solid as a rock houseboat and do the rocking themselves. And so with Summer now on his mind, Harry ditches his plans to get married and runs off with Ms. Frenzy. The Ecstasies of Women is your average 2-day Lewis production, featuring mostly master shots and very similar and safe angles for capturing all the action. The actors are all under prepared, constantly messing up lines and passing off their inability to memorize dialogue as drunken character ramblings. While female flesh is on constant display, it's never all that sexy with the constant talky dialogue overlapping and the repetitive sex scenes. The entire scene inside the go-go club was probably shot over one short afternoon of the 2-day shoot, since it's only covered by about 3 angles, all of which seem to have been covered in one take. Ecstasies is fairly low-end sexploitation with the sex scenes pretty tame, although all flesh is exposed, with no variety between the scenes. Although good for more than its fair share of laughs because of how underdeveloped the entire production seems to have been there's still enough to enjoy despite how terrible and bland it is overall. Most of the actors and actresses never did anything else, which is a shame because most of the women in the film seem natural despite being constantly topless. Obviously there are a few exceptions, but most could have continued to work in the low-budget world. Linda and Abilene (1969) Opening on a rather long wide shot of the burial of their parents, Abilene Carter (Sharon Matt returning to the screen) and her brother Tod (Kip Marsh) retreat home. But Abilene isn't ready to move on and visits her parents' graves daily while her brother takes care of the farm. Tod becomes concerned for his sister however, since it seems she's not dealing with the loss all too well, and so through trying to console her the two become a little too dependent on each other. After the single most unbelievable storm ever committed to celluloid, with thunder that sounds like a muffled truck revving its engine and lighting that looks like someone was just turning that same vehicles headlights on and off, and an overly long montage complete with enough 'fade to black's to make a drinking game out of, the brother and sister finally schtup. And by schtup I mean Tod doesn't even take his jeans off! Then later, still wearing his jeans, they get down in the barn. And then we're forced to watch another overly long montage, this time of the various love triangles between sister, brother, and his pair of jeans. By now we're already 56 minutes into the film... so where's the other title character Linda? Tod, getting sick of lovin' his sister, decides he needs to find himself another woman to get Abilene off of his mind. So Tod heads into the nearby saloon and orders himself a couple glasses of whisky. Here he meets Linda (Roxanne Jones, who according to IMDb became a sound editor on such films as Kindergarten Cop and Bottle Rocket), a saloon girl looking for a man to buy her a drink. Meanwhile, overhearing their conversation, local brute Rawhide (Tom Thorn) hears that Tod's sister is home all alone and pays an unsuspecting visit to Abilene where his outlaw ways are forced upon the helpless young woman. So while Tod and the busty Linda kick up their boots in the private rooms at the saloon, Rawhide rapes Abilene while his hairpiece falls off his bald spot. Not a pleasant sight. Upon returning home to find his sister in distress, Tod gets the story out of her and heads back into town to rip Rawhide a new one. Meanwhile, Linda, while out riding around on horseback, runs into Abilene while out to surprise visit Tod. The two butt heads at first, but soon Linda seduces Abilene by talking her into receiving a massage to help ease her nerves. During this time Tod confronts Rawhide and they both die outside the saloon in an anti-climatic shootout that if you blink you'll miss it. It hasn't even been more than a week before that her parents were just buried, and now here poor Abilene buries her brother alongside their graves. At least now she has Linda to comfort her in more ways than one. Clocking in at just under 95 minutes, Linda and Abilene is longer than the average Lewis film. Its entire plot and story could easily have fit into 20 minutes of screen time, but as usual the camera lingers and montages go on forever. However, compared to most of his output up to this point, Linda and Abilene is one of his more accomplished films as far as narrative structure goes. Most of Lewis' other films feel like a series of vignettes, where as here we are treated to an actual story arc. Shot on the infamous Spahn Movie Ranch the film features some great use of the exteriors at the Ranch, but interiors sets look cheaply constructed with all costumes looking straight out of a '60s Western boutique. The smooth jazz score also takes away from the time period, but does help spice up the sexploitation aspect a bit better. Sharon Matt is actually quite natural in the role of Abilene, exhibiting a very cute 'girl next door' look and an innocence that works for her character, and tangerine golden hair that shimmers in the sun. Kip Marsh however never seems to grasp what acting is all about and seems like he's always thinking way too hard about the directions he was instructed to perform. Just as with Ecstasies, the sex scenes here are fairly tame and uneventful, but are made entertaining by the sheer fact that Marsh never takes off or pulls down his jeans. There are a few exceptions, but that's besides the point. Lewis' directing is definitely more prepared here, but he still doesn't know how to pace the scenes. Linda and Abilene suffers mostly due to the apparent lack of scissors in the editing room, but if you're looking for something different from Lewis that's somewhat along the lines of Russ Meyer's Wild Gals of the Naked West this may be up your alley. Black Love (1971) "Black Love is not an erotic sex film. It is rather a study of an important aspect of the black experience – the act of making love." Black Love opens with narration explaining how this is not a sex film, but an educational tool. Well, I wouldn't really call it educational since the entire narration is written as if it were a horribly incorrect school teaching aid for those around the age of 8. The film starts by explaining to the audience how young black people discover sex, and apparently it is revealed that they all first encounter sex through seeing black adults making love. The first example of black love is a couple getting it on in a playground in their car in broad daylight as a youth looks on from the jungle gym, featuring plenty of up close and personal and out of focus penetration. Well, there you go, Herschell did go hardcore! Then a young girl returning to her bedroom hears a noise coming from their bedroom where, peeping through the slightly open door, she glimpses her parents in the act – very woodenly doing it. Of course these are all cut aways, so clearly the youths are not actually viewing any of this copulation in person on the set. In the next vignette a young woman unconsciously flashers her "hairy vaginal area" whilst reading a book on a step outside as a young boy walks on by. After this "introduction to black sex" Black Love exhibits the bodies of a male and female who sit on rotating pedestals in life drawing poses. The narrator spills a bunch of bull shit about the struggles of their day to day lives and how they are just aimlessly wandering until they find each other. They find each other after the lights cast a red glow and embrace each other before they get down and it fades to black. Now onto recreation in the black world as we arrive at a happening club where various couples get down on the front stage. Now we are being "educated" with the information that black people also come in all shapes and sizes, with varying personalities. And these differences make black love different and distinct. Boom! Dissolve and their clothes are now gone as they continue to groove on stage. This scene, set to a funky jam that never ends (and the only song featured in the entire film on constant repeat), goes on and on and on and on. Not erotic, no hypnotizing, but could have used a pair of scissors and been cut by at least 5 minutes. Next up is a young couple displaying the powers of black seduction. The man's reactions, showing his arousal, are hilariously over the top. Meanwhile the same jam is on constant repeat, since the young lady apparently owns the vinyl record of the film's score! So they boogie down in her living room. After a little dance they move to the couch, undress, and display some more black love. Again, this segment features some more out of focus penetration, but just as they are getting it on the girl's mother comes in and stops their joyful session. Another couple, actually from the dancing scene from earlier, move the party back home as they go straight into arousing each other. "Our study of black love found that a great deal of emphasis is placed on foreplay." The guy has some blingin' cufflinks in this scene. And to go with those cufflinks is a matching yellow mesh undershirt and mesh gotch! Pure class! This scene, showcasing foreplay, features some heavy petting and some oral sex. When this happens, the scene magically teleports to a completely different location where the headboard of the bed is now replaced by some funky green curtains complete with a visible C-stand of one of the crew's lights. Then some more awkward angled penetration. This scene even address a brief display of impotence from the man until he is re-aroused by his lover. Finally we are introduced to a couple who've had a long and tiring day, with the husband fast asleep on the couch while the wife continues to mend her shirt. Upon the husband awaking, "sleep and dreams have a way of arousing and stimulating sexual desire, which can have a lingering effect" the couple heads off to bed to get frisky. To get her husband ready the wife performs some very toothy oral loving that looks pretty uncomfortable for both parties. They swap roles, again with an overly lit and shaky angle of the female oral stimulation. Then things get a little racier with "simultaneous oral stimulation" with even more teeth. But even more horrifying: as the husband gets on top he's still got his black dress socks on! This scene exhibits more sexual positions, including "dog fashion". The narrator then concludes that "black love is black art" thus ending our education on the new and exciting world of black love making. You can tell Lewis wasn't into making hardcore films since his shot selection tends to be a little on the awkward side with angles that, while exhibiting penetration, are never at their most erotic or flattering angle. Most of the hardcore action tends to be just ever slightly out of focus and often over lit. Interesting to note is that frequent Lewis collaborator Ray Sager, who played Montag the Magnificent in The Wizard of Gore, worked as assistant camera man here, and may have also performed the duties of assistant director and crew chief. Despite continually denying he'd made the film, it clearly has Lewis' stamp all over it. Black Love insn't terrible in the regard that it's a fascinating example of an ill executed porno film from a filmmaker who's sexploitation films were all quite tame for their time period. Black Love is also not a sexy erotic film, nor is it the educational exhibit it tries to be, failing by flubbing its way at explaining the so-called truths of black love in such a political incorrect manner that's it's pretty outrageous. The couples engaging in the sex on screen all seem natural, despite a tad bit of awkwardness or camera shyness. It's hilariously bad, not the least bit titillating, but oh so entertaining in such a bizarre "fish out of water" way. A completely failed experiment produced by the owner of a couple of Baskin-Robin's who was trying to get into the adult film world, Black Love is what it is, and that is a hardcore film that Lewis will still probably continue to deny that he had any real part of. Or at least that it isn't hardcore, which is hard to deny now. Image Quality All three films are presented in 1.37:1 aspect ratio, providing the full frame in open matte. The transfers, scanned at 2K and extensively cleaned up, provide a lovingly remastered image that probably looks better than the original theatrical exhibition of each title. With healthy grain and the occasional scratches, these are very film like with no DNR. Colours are vibrant and natural on all three films, with primary colours really popping. Linda and Abilene does feature a bit of warping and jitter in some of the earlier scenes, but these are camera negatives that had been in storage for a very long time and were probably not in pristine shape upon discovery. [/b]Black Love[/b] also features one short scene with some very heavy scratches and some colour variation from scene to scene. However, to even be able to see these films at all, let alone in stunning HD, is impressive. Sound All films are presented in English Dolby Digital 2.0 and the audio tracks are adequate enough. These of course are by no means meant to sound extraordinary since the location audio has its pitfalls with varying degrees of sound quality throughout each production, but they are all fairly clean and clear. As mentioned above, the narration in Black Love is pretty low in the mix with the music being a tad overpowering as well as the ADRd moaning in the forefront, but this is the fault of the filmmakers and not the digital cleanup. Overall the audio is probably the best it's going to sound. Supplemental Material Here we get trailers for all three films, each cleaned up as best as possible and also presented in high definition. The Ecstasies of Women trailer features some hilarious orgasmic explosion sounds and Harry breaking the fourth wall talking to the camera about the various ladies he's brought aboard his houseboat. The Linda and Abilene trailer runs a tad long just like the film itself. And Black Love is chock full of extremely bad splices but somehow the narration manages to remain constant. That's it for actual supplemental features, but also included is a DVD edition of same content, three reproductions of the original colour timing lab reports for each film, and finally a booklet of extensive liner notes about the production of each film by film historian Casey Scott, which features some hilarious set stories from frequent Lewis' collaborator David F. Friedman. Final Thoughts The Lost Films of Herschell Gordon Lewis is an impressive first release from Vinegar Syndrome, a label that looks to be specializing in bringing to life lost films and forgotten features from the drive-in era, be it exploitation, horror, or erotic films. While the films themselves are just average and somewhat forgettable productions from Lewis, they still tickle a fascinating curiosity, as well as contributing to helping to complete his available filmography. While the average horror or cult fan might find them repetitive or boring, any true Herschell Gordon Lewis aficionado will find something enjoyable, no matter how tedious these films can be at times, and this release will surely secure a spot on their shelves. Each transfer looks gorgeous in motion and the treatment is much better than these films probably deserve, but to finally see them and display them on my shelf is something I never would have dreamed of and is an early release that signifies that Vinegar Syndrome should have a hell of a year if they continue to dig up, restore, and release these forgotten films that deserve another audience after never finding a home when the drive-ins vanished. The liner notes are a fantastic companion that really put a story behind these films and at such a modest price The Lost Films of Herschell Gordon Lewis should probably find its way into your collection. Rating Movie - C- [The Ecstacies of Women], C [Linda and Abilene]. C [Black Love] Image Quality - A Sound - B Supplements - B+ Technical Info. Colour Running time – The Ecstasies of Women – 75 minutes / Linda and Abilene – 94 minutes / Black Love – 74 minutes Unrated 2 Discs (Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack) English Dolby Digital 2.0 Supplemental Material The Ecstasies of Women theatrical trailer Linda and Abilene theatrical trailer Black Love theatrical trailer 3 colour timing lab report reproduction cards Liner notes by film historian Casey Scott Other Photos


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Definitely Mats work....if you email Crystal Fox, email@example.com I am sure they will give you a date for this...it is part of the Signatures Collection.
You can find multiple examples on Google. This design does not appear in my 2010 Mats Jonasson catalog, but that probably doesn't mean much.You can check the on line catalog at:http://www.matsjonasson.com/CM.php?PageID=89830&page=&prod=30
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