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Spanking Celebrities
Okay... there is no more truthful statement that when a parent says to a child.... 'This hurts me more than this will hurt you." Discipline of my children is the most difficult thing about being a parent. BUT, you gotta do it if you don't want your household to turn into Lord Of The Flies.
So, I get in the car today and I hear that Lindsay Lohan goes to jail for her DUI charge....Great.. she did the crime, she does the time....Yeah....
Helllooooooo? It's like the parent says to the child, you are grounded. Go to your room... And two hours later they come out for warm brownies... NO. Does anyone understand that this is not going to work? Do we wonder why Lindsay, Brittney, Paris and the whole lot of them don't seem to learn their lesson? It's because they don't get the WHOLE lesson. Treated like spoiled brats. I say enough. But who am I to say right? Well, if it were an average Joe busted for DUI, you think we would get an abbreviated sentence? Absolutely not.
The big stars will never learn if we keep giving them the free pass....or Monopoly's 'Get Out Of Jail Free" card.
It reminds me of an old Robin Williams joke about Police in England who don't carry guns....
"Stop! or I'l say Stop again!"
It's time public spanking of celebrities. Yes, I said the "S" word. You're not supposed to do or even say that word these days for fear of being sued by your children. Let me tell you... My Dad didn't have that fear.
So we make a new reality show where we spank celebrities live on TV. They get the limelight, we get to enjoy the humiliation and hopefully everybody learns something.
I will leave you with one thought.... despite all of this nonsense, this is the best country in the world. And the most "Normal" when it coms to punishment. Consider the woman in India who was sentenced to 200 lashes for being in a car with an unrelated man. That was her crime. Punishment 200 lashes with a whip...
God Bless the USA and all of our spoiled Celebrity brats.
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Well, I'd say give Lindsay and her ilk 200 lashes as well, but they might actually like it!
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And to sign off, here's our man Jay Jaffa's final thoughts on the last of action at White Hart Lane for the season: "It's been a frantic day and although for a time, it looked as though West Brom were going to do Tottenham a favour, ultimately the club just fell short of third place. That means a nervy week ahead for all supporters of the club as their Champions League future rests on Chelsea's result in Munich next Saturday. The players are edging their way around the pitch, giving and receiving applause from the fans left in the stadium. All told, it's been a good year for the club."
So it would appear as if Harry Redknapp has guided Spurs into a top four finish for the 2011/12 Premier League campaign. An admirable feat in itself yet Tottenham will find themselves at the mercy Chelsea when the Champions League finalists seek to cement their place in next season's competition next weekend
90' + 3'And that's that - Tottenham have beaten Fulham 2-0 courtesy of strikes from Emmanuel Adebayor and Jermain Defoe. Comfy stuff in the end for the home side, with Fulham looking a shade of their former selves without this year's standout performer Clint Dempsey.
90'Three minutes of stoppage time here at White Hart Lane.
89'Sloppy end to the game from Spurs but their clinical nature in front of goal has ultimately proved the difference between the two London clubs.
88'Damien Duff tries his luck again, forcing Brad Friedel to tip his effort onto the post. It's the second time Fulham have hit the woodwork this game. Moussa Dembele follows up with a fierce strike from the edge of the box that the Spurs keeper flicks over the bar.
85'Damien Duff drives one across the goal-line, via the open legs of Sandro. However, no Fulham player want to take a gamble on it and it runs to safety.
82'Gareth Bale is trying to make things happen down the left flank yet he's duly greeted by a brick wall of about four players hell bent on prohibiting any progression for the Welshman.
80'This one is petering out in a rather eventless manner, which will suit Spurs down to a tee. All ears and eyes at White Hart Lane will be on proceedings at the Hawthornes, hoping that Arsenal will capitulate to a late Baggies equaliser.
76'SubstitutionYounes Kaboul Adam Smith
76'Younes Kaboul makes way for Adam Smith, with William Gallas asked to retreat back to creature comforts at centre half.
74'A sense of inevitability is accompanying this one, as Harry Redknapp applauds a placated White Hart Lane faithful. Meanwhile, on the pitch, Fulham again flatter to deceive, advancing into the opposition half though unable to provide any sort of killer instinct as a hopeful effort from Mahamadou Diarra trickles out nearer the corner flag that Brad Friedel's net.
71'Jermain Defoe has breathed life into Spurs since coming on, this time linking well with Aaron Lennon down the right to force a corner for the home side. Luka Modric swings one over, but to no avail.
69'Fulham are going to have to go for broke if they want to beat their record points tally for a Premier League season. Moussa Dembele is threatening to conjure something but aside from that, Fulham's attacking display has been pretty limp.
67'SubstitutionDanny Murphy Pajtim Kasami
67'Our man at White Hart Lane adds: "Tottenham look to have done their job here today and with Everton leading Newcastle, top-four looks secure. However, perhaps the fans feel slightly less confident of a second West Brom comeback as chants of "One Bayern Munich" resound around White Hart Lane."
64'Here's Jay Jaffa's assessment of what's just gone down: "Goal for Tottenham and that should ease the tension of the second-half. Jermain Defoe has only been on the pitch for two minutes but he showed the predatory instincts he's so renowned for. Aaron Lennon's run and cross-shot was blocked by John-Arne Riise but the ball ricocheted across the box for Defoe to pounce on and guide into the far corner Mark Scwarzer's goal."
63'Goal Jermain Defoe
Wow. Jermain Defore - moments after being introduced into the mixer - doubles Tottenham's lead.
61'SubstitutionRafael van der Vaart Jermain Defoe
60'Moussa Dembele is delivering constant reminders that Fulham are only a goal away from being all square in this way. The way Spurs are sauntering through the gears you'd think this one was signed sealed and delivered. The wideman flashes a left footed effort across goal, just a whisker wide of the far post.
56'By the way - Arsenal have gone 3-2 up courtesy of a Laurent Koscielny effort. Madness.
55'Slight break in play as Mahamadou Diarra picks himself and dusts himself off after going flying all the way over Emmanuel Adebayor and his criminal barnet. Its a long way down from there, but I think the midfielder should be OK.
52'Again Aaron Lennon scampers down the right and stands one into the penalty box. The delivery doesn't have to much on it but Sandro, storming late into the box, should get a lot more power on his tame headed effort which Mark Schwarzer gathers with considerable ease.
50'SubstitutionKyle Walker Ryan Nelsen
49'So it would appear Kyle Walker does in fact have a problem, with Ryan Nelson stripping down and limbering up to replace the right back. That means William Gallas wiil shift from centre half to take over that particularl job. Bizarre that Harry Redknapp bothered to send him out for the second half...
47'Tottenham deliver their intent to attack the second half, with Aaron Lennon driving at the Fulham back four, before being sent sprawling by a trailing Danny Murphy leg. Nothing comes of Luka Modric's freekick from the edge of the box though.
46'Yellow Card Danny Murphy
46'And off we go again at White Hart Lane. Kyle Walker hobbles back on. Can't be anything too problematic for the full-back then.
Here's Jay Jaffa's second half musings: "So as mentioned Spurs will finish third if scores remain the same. They lead Fulham 1-0 at half-time but the warning signs were there for Harry Redknapp as the Cottagers launched a series of threatening attacks in the last ten minutes of the half. Kyle Walker is a worry for Spurs and I'd be surprised if he emerges in the second-half."
Right, I'm going to grab a some hydration and I'd suggest you do the same. It should be a pretty compelling second half here at White Hart Lane, with Spurs 1-0 up thanks to a rapid-fire Emmanuel Adebayor finish just two minutes into proceedings.
45' + 1'And that's half-time. With Arsenal level at the Hawthornes, as it stands, Spurs are sitting pretty in third place. A cheeky reminder: This could be the first time since 1995 that the Lilywhites finish a campaign above their north London rivals.
45'Bale fizzes one in from distance that Mark Schwarzer palms straight bac out to the Welhsman. Bale takes a touch, then fires one wildly over the target. Both of those were travelling at some pace I'll tell you.
44'Moussa Dembele and Kyle Walker clash off the ball, resulting in the PFA Young Player of the Year picking up a slight hobble. Nothing too untoward in it, but it looks as if the right back might not make it beyond half-time.
42'"Tottenham are now looking a bit nervy and certainly not as fluid as they were in the opening 15 minutes," says Jay Jaffa and I'm inclined to agree. It looks like a stressful end of the half for Spurs, they would definitely take going into the break with a 1-0 lead.
39'Brad Friedel palms out a speculative John-Aarne Riise effort before again rising to the challenge to deny Moussa Dembele's fiercely driven left-footed rasper. It's a good thing the American is switched on as Spurs could have left their lead slip after inexplicably letting their guard down for a two minute spell there.
35'Oof. Very close from the van der Vaart. The Dutchman is a fraction away from doubling Spurs lead after being teed up by Emmanuel Adebayor on the edge of the box, slicing across the ball to see his left footed volley fly just wide of the left upright. Decent technique there.
32'Some Moussa Dembele trickery down the box sees the Belgium international evade Kyle Walker and skip to the Spurs byeline. Dodgy decision making sees the wideman drill the ball into the rather sizeable legs of Younes Kaboul. He should have teased it to the far post.
30'Here's Jay Jaffa's two cents on proceedings: "In terms of on-pitch action there's not been a great deal to report on. The hosts are fashioning half-chances whilst Fulham seem content to soak up pressure. Without Clint Dempsey, the Cottagers do look a lot less threatening. Off-pitch, the fans are keeping the rest of the stadium updated on results elsewhere and it's been amusing watching small pockets of fans celebrating before the rest of the ground realises what has happened. This is a surreal experience."
28'Well, I say that. But Rafa van der Vaart hits a rather tame effort straight into the wall. Had my fingers crossed that Kyle Walker might stride onto that one there rather than the Dutchman.
27'Yellow Card Brede Hangeland
27'Brede Hangland - who's played every minute of Fulham's campaign this term - earns himself a crude booking for body checking Emmanuel Adebayor when the ball had long gone anyway. Foolish move, seeing who Spurs have got who can hit these from about 30 yards out...
25'Fulham start to build a bit of a foothold in this game, enjoying a spell of possession in the Spurs half. That said, incision is coming at a premium, with Sandro and Jake Livermore doing a sterling job providing a brick wall to any Cottagers advances forward
21'As goals fly in all over the show in the Premier League - this one hits a slight lull. Stirring in the crowd suggests that some fans think West Brom may have gone 3-1 up against the Gunners but the score remains 2-1 to the Baggies. Spurs fans can smell a third place finish. And the guaranteed Champions League football that would go along with that.
17'Again Aaron Lennon attacks with intent down the left, though his cross is a couple inches too high for Emmanuel Adebayor. Moment's late, the on-loan Man City man repays the favour, over-hitting a cross from the right that leaves the diminuative wideman redundant at the far post.
15'Not so smooth this time from Emmanuel Adebayor, with the home side's goalscorer greeting Aaron Lennon's ball back into the box with a pretty tame air shot. Fulham have barely got out of their half yet - the absence of 23-goal Clint Dempsey is showing. Ever so slightly.
13'Fantastic build up play from Spurs, this time down the right flank. Jake Livermore, Aaron Lennon and Rafa van der Vaart combine in slick fashion, allowing Livermore to work a touch of free space in the box, driving narrowly high and wide of Mark Schwarzer's near post.
11'Mark Schwarzer jets off his line well to deny a lung bursting dart down the left from Gareth Bale. The Aussie keeper does well to palm Younes Kaboul's goalbound header over the bar from the resulting corner. The resulting, resulting corner sees a black shirt hack the ball away.
7'The home side are firmly in the front seat here, with Luka Modric controlling things early doors, enjoying a decent share of possession deep within Fulham's half. The Cottagers look a bit shell-shocked, we could see a few today
2'Assist Rafael van der Vaart
2'Goal Emmanuel Adebayor
GOAL! Tottenham burst out of the blocks at White Hart Lane and that man Emmanuel Adebayor takes matters into his own hands. The Togo front man picks the ball up deep, drives at the Fulham rearguard, collects a 1-2 of Rafa van der Vaart and slots expertly beyond Mark Schwarzer
2'First things first at White Hart Lane and it seems as if Gareth Bale is playing at left back, with Jake Livermore in central midfield. That means Luka Modric is shoved out onto the left flank. Perhaps not the best way to treat your star central midfielder who's angling for a move away...
Says our man Jay Jaffa: "The home fans have drowned out the typically loud entrance tune as the players walk out. "Come on you Spurs" is ringing out from the south stand as the players emerge from the tunnel."
Going out with a bang, indeed.
But before we start, I can't let this Jay Jaffa observation go without mentioning: There are some shocking hair-cuts amongst the Spurs contingent today. Jermain Defoe's gone entirely blonde, Jake Livermore has a blonde-tipped mohawk, Louis Saha is bronze and I'm led to believe Emmanuel Adebayor may have done similar. If it's helped ease some of the pressure in the home dressing room then I'm sure Harry Redknapp will be all for it.
The teams are in the tunnel at White Hart Lane - just two minutes until kickoff.
Team news is interesting as Redknapp looks to have named utility midfielder Jake Livermore at left-back in place of injured Benoit Assou-Ekotto and suspended Danny Rose. Aside from that, it's an expected first eleven in a must-win game for Tottenham.
Jay Jaffa, our man at White Hart Lane, has this to say over today's team selections:
Fulham (4-2-3-1): Schwarzer; Kelly, Hughes, Hangeland, Riise; Diarra, Murphy; Dembele, Duff, Frei; Pogrebnyak Subs: Stockdale, Senderos, BH Riise, Kasami, Gecov, Briggs, Trott
Tottenham (4-2-3-1): Friedel; Walker, Kaboul, Gallas, Livermore; Sandro, Modric; Lennon, Van der Vaart; Adebayor. Subs: Cudicini, Nelsen, Smith, Giovani, Defoe, Kane, Saha.
Anyway – I'm sure you lot know all this. Without anymore faffing around, here are today's lineups.
That's not to say that today's visitors to White Hart Lane don't have any end-of-season ambitions of their own. Martin Jol's Fulham are just one point away from a club record Premier League haul and if Liverpool and Everton results conspire their way, a win would see them equal their joint highest Prem League finish of 7th, giddy heights reached under the stewardship of a certain Mr Roy Hodgson.
As it stands Spurs are primed in fourth place, tucked in between faultering Arsenal and unlikely gatecrashers Newcastle, with just a point either side. I wouldn't gamble on things being quite the same come 6 o'clock this evening.
Putting the top and toe of the division to one side, we'll be focussing in on Tottenham's bid to hold on to their spot amongst the top four and consequently nail down a place in next season's Champions League (though, of course, sixth place Chelsea may have a significant say-so in any pipe dreams of a place amongst Europe's elite after their CL final clash with Bayern Munich in a week's time ).
Rarely has a season been characterised by such relentless uncertainty, with the title race, top four and relegation yet to be decided.
Afternoon folks, I'm Josh Clarke and welcome to GoalUK.com's coverage of Tottenham vs Fulham, on what is the culminating day of this season's Premier League campaign.

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Welcome to the DC Forum from Delaware! Since I chose the SA XD40 SC, I can't help you with your decision.
This is a discussion on Advice on three .40 S&W options. within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I just got my Virginia Concealed Handgun Permit a couple months back and am needing advice on which firearm to choose. I have narrowed it ...
I just got my Virginia Concealed Handgun Permit a couple months back and am needing advice on which firearm to choose. I have narrowed it down to three based on weight and size, along with trigger pull(not too light and not too heavy). I am looking at the Glock 23, Kahr TP40, and Sig Sauer P250 Compact. I have done my due diligence on reliability to narrow it down to these three options. I would like everyone's opinions on which to choose, and the reasons why you would choose that option over the others.
Welcome to the DC Forum from Delaware! Since I chose the SA XD40 SC, I can't help you with your decision.
You can educate ignorance, you can't fix stupid
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I only have experience with the Glock. Make sure the finger grooves fit your hand if choosing a 3rd or 4th gen. They are perfect for my hand on a G22 but too close on a G23.
I'm a M&P and 3rd gen Smith guy now, had Glocks since the mid 90's until earlier this year though.
I have a G23. I like it over the others because it has a higher capacity, no break-in period and better resale.
Magazines and holsters are abundant, also.
Trust in God and keep your powder dry
"A heavily armed citizenry is not about overthrowing the government; it is about preventing the government from overthrowing liberty. A people stripped of their right of self defense is defenseless against their own government." -source
I am a glock fan, I carry one everyday.
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If I were in your shoes, I would go with the G23. That is assuming it fits your hand well. Another option (and one not in your list but let me suggest it) is the Springfield XD40 Service. It comes with 2-12-round magazines.
i have a sig p250 compact 9mm with night sights that i paid $360 for new. Budsgunshop.com has the .40 compact for $419.00 and that includes 3 magazines and a additional barrel in .357 sig. I love my p250, haven't had a hiccup in 700 rounds and it is the most mechanically simple semi auto handgun i know of. at the price they're selling for, i think they're a steal. it is a pretty chunky gun though, i'm sure it's larger and heavier than the glock.
i've owned kahr's before and love them too.
honestly, i don't see how you can go wrong with any of them. it really boils down to which one fits your hand the best.
i just got my driver license and I've narrowed it.....
its you gonna be 'driving the machine'
it best be you that does the test drive. fit it to your hand size, and grip strength, are the sights ( dot-the i or fill the center or.... to your liking
which holster for daytime, casual or formal dress? multiple guns cause you go different places and have different base requirements than i do.
and on, and on.
friends at a range
a gun store with rentals
go to IDPA, Pins and Plates shoots and see what others are using--
most of us like to share equipment and talk about 'why'.
find a instructor local to you that works 1 on 1 to fit you . I may bring 1 gun with 3 different grips and 6 different holsters to find what fits and works for you.
and another score of handguns to try on for size, than when you go shopping, you have a knowledge of what works for you. many buy, try and exchange--
that gets expensive, and frustrating--cause you may well have had the right gun but not the proper for you grip on it. how would you know?
for instance the glock 23 is a very small and not fun (for many) to shoot gun. so one may not practice as much cause it hurts.
the Kahr may 'fit' better after 50 rounds and the
Sig is versatile in change the frame size.
You plug 'em, I plant 'em
...kid can't read at 17 (Garcia/Hunter 1985)
Lack of preparation on your part does not necessarily constitute an emergency on mine
My vote goes for the glock all the way. Simplicity, reliability, aftermarket parts and accessories galore.... can't go wrong.
When I choose a gun and I use gun shows to check out different weapons,theres a good chance that one of the dealers has something your thinking of buying,I pick it up to see how it feels,does it fit my hand and does it feel balanced,does it point naturally etc.once I find one that I really like,I check price.If possible my next option is try to find a range that rents one if possible,or then ask on forums what people think about the gun you are thinking of buying
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--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Welcome to the forum. As to helping you decide, I'm not going to be able to. When I carried a .40 I carried a CZ 75 P-06.
Freedom doesn't come free. It is bought and paid for by the lives and blood of our men and women in uniform.
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NRA Life Member
Well the Kahr will be the easiest to conceal due to size. The Kahr and the Sig are both double action only so keep that in mind. Also if you are looking to attach a light or laser the sig and glock come with rails for it. YOu might want to look at the S&W SD40 also. Out of curiosity why are you set on the 40 caliber?


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A recommendation for the enactment of a State wage-hour law that would set up a maximum 40-hour work week and a minimum pay rate of 40 cents an hour heads the legislative program of the American Labor party, made public yesterday by Alex Rose, State secretary.
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Controversial Tory councillor Brian Coleman was today dramatically removed from his London Assembly seat after losing a 20,000 vote majority.
The chairman of the London Fire Authority, who is also one of the highest paid Tory councillors in the country, was defeated by Labour's Andrew Dismore.
Mr Coleman saw his majority of nearly 20,000 in the Barnet & Camden constituency disappear after a determined campaign to remove him, finishing with 20,000 votes less than his rival.
The former mayor of Barnet has attracted controversy in his career, including in 2009 when he was forced to reveal details of his expenses after initially refusing to do so.
The same year he was found to have broken Barnet council's code of conduct after a committee ruled that he had failed to treat a blogger "with respect".
He came under fire this year for getting a free councillor's parking permit despite Tory-run Barnet council introducing a series of extra charges for motorists.
Mr Coleman refused to speak to the media as he entered the counting hall at Alexandra Palace today with his elderly mother Gladys. He shook hands with Mr Dismore before speaking with his supporters.
Mr Dismore, who was cheered by Labour supporters as he entered the building, said he was "really pleased" at the result. He said: "The swing is much better than I thought it was going to be.
He said: "I haven't seen Brian Coleman for days, the last time I saw him was when I saw a video of him in a shop. There are some reasons for this win in Barnet and some in Camden."
Speaking after his win, he said his victory was a "bloody nose to the out of touch Liberal Democrat and Conservative Government".
He said Mr Coleman had suffered a "heavy battering" and that he would need time to "lick his wounds" but that "politics in London would be less colourful" without him.
Mr Dismore received 74,677 votes to Mr Coleman's 53,378. Audrey Poppy of the Green Party finishes third with 17,904 votes.
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76 500cid Fuel Injection/starting problems
Hello All;
I am new to this fourm but I have owned my 76 Mirage for quite a few years now.
A few months ago I parked the car in the gargae and under a car cover. At that time the car ran perfect. Three weeks ago I went to start the car and the battery was toasted so I installed a new one. The engine turns over just fine. And it even starts while the key is in the cranking position. However; when the key is in the RUN position the engine dies.
I have checked the fuel and it is not bad from sitting. I have also checked the fuel pumps and they are providing the correct pressure. The fuel filter is new.
Occroding to the 76 fuel injection shop manual supplement the problem is either the oolent sensor or the 12 (black/yellow) ignition signal wire has problems.
I measured the resistance on the sensor and it reads about 1k ohms which is within range. The ignition signal wire has the correct voltage when hte key is in the RUN position. I even unpluged the ECM and made sure that all the connections were clean and making good contact.
Finally, I poured gas down the throttle plates and as long as I did this the engine would stay running even in the RUN posiition. This made me think the problem was with the fuel injectors themselved. But then, why would the car start without me pouring raw gasoline in the manafold? Once the engine gets hot, it will not start without raw gas being poured directly into the manafold.
Anyone with any idea on what the cause of this problem is, please contact me ASAP. I want to get this car out and start showing it
Thank You in Advance;
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Does my focus have keyless entry?
Hey guys, rookie question here, I bought a 2000 Zx3 a few 00 miles ago and only got 1 key, no fob. How do I figure out if it has keyless entry / if so, how would I program a fob?
I think it was standart on zx3-zx5. If you have the door lock switches inside the car, well I think you should have it. But that's my opinion.
I had a base 2003 SPI SE sedan and I had keyless entry, so I think you have it ;)
I bought my 03 zx3 used, no fob.
It has power door locks, so I chanced it and ordered a remote fob off ebay for like $12
Programmed it like the instructions said, and it worked.
Best $12 I spent on a car
Yeah it does
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Thanks so much! I do have electronic door locks inside. Everything else is manual however (windows, trans). LOVE this little car:)
Quick question. Is there a specific fob I need to buy (2000 zx3)? Will trunk button open? Also if I get a spare key can I just get it cut or is there programming involved?
As far as the key a cut key will open the doors but, will not start the car. The ignition key has a transducer inside that the car will read a code from it its the wrong key or no key the car will disable the ignition and starting system. Its great for not getting the car stolen not so great when you lose a key ($$$$$).
Google "pats keys" and you should be able to pull up distributors who can provide both the PATS keys and the programmable remote fob, and they ought to be able to provide programming instructions for the fob and the key. Take the key to a local key kiosk in a shopping center and get the key cut. Less expensive than your dealer. GL
Crap! After reading up I need 2 keys to program my own. I only have 1 key. Ford dealer wants $35 for the key and $90 to program it!!! Help! Any idea in a workaround?
No "workarounds", keep telling myself to buy a third key B4 I loose one.....
Price Checking Dealers & Locksmiths is all I can suggest.
Some Folks who hate the system & want to use a lot of cheap keys have "bypassed" it by removing the chip from their key & taping it inside the steering column near the sensor ring around the lock. Kills off the theft prevention system so anyone can "jimmy" the lock & take the car though.... It's a "how Lucky do you feel" fix!
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Aishwarya Rai enlists in De Laurentiis' Last LegionAishwarya Rai has joined thecast of Dino De Laurentiis' The Last Legion, which begins filming inTunisia on August 5. The Bollywood star joins previously confirmed leads ColinFirth and Sir Ben Kingsley. Directed by Doug Lefler, TheLast Legion is a Dino De Laurentiis presentation produced by Martha DeLaurentiis and Raffaella De Laurentiis. It is also being produced with QuintaCommunications' Tarak Ben Ammar and British co-producers Chris Curling and PhilRobertson of Zephyr
Amritraj and Hyde Park seal five-year overall deal with FoxAshok Amritraj's Hyde ParkEntertainment has signed a five-year, first-look production and distributiondeal with 20th Century Fox which incorporates co-financing, production anddistribution and includes a number of put pictures.
Audiences prefer the Factory to The IslandCharlie And The Chocolate Factory stayed top and passed $100m in itssecond weekend at the North American box office over the weekend, butDreamWorks' The Islandflopped in fourth place and overall box office fell back into its familiarslump.
Battsek finally confirmed as new Miramax presidentDaniel Battsek was finallyconfirmed as the new president of Miramax Films today, ending speculation overone of the industry's most widely known open secrets of the year.Battsek, the highlyrespected executive vice president and managing director of distribution andproduction at BVI UK, will be based in New York and reports directly to WaltDisney Studios chairman Dick Cook.His immediate prioritieswill be to address executive recruitment and staffing levels and assemble thecompany'
Bay's Island looks for international rescueAs NorthAmerican figures broke over the weekend analysts were quick to label MichaelBay's The Island adisaster. Certainly it isthe director's first domestic flop, but observers largely failed to recognisethe film's strong start in international markets, which more and more oftenacts as a saviour these days. That will be oflittle consolation to US distributor DreamWorks as Warner Bros PicturesInternational has international rights to the film.Launching innine intern
Brazilian admissions plunge in first half of 2005Cinema admissions in Brazildropped 26% in the first six months of 2005, according to figures released byFilme B, a local film company specialised in compiling theatrical statistics. The total number of ticketssold fell to 41.7 million compared to 56.3 million in the same period lastyear.Total sales amounted to$125m (R$304.1m), a 20% fall compared to the first six months of 2004. Theaverage ticket price reached $3, up 10% on the period.With a total of 18 titlesreleased, Br
Brown named programming director at MiamiFilm critic andformer HBO executive and Dwight Brown has been appointed programming directorat the Miami International Film Festival (MIFF). Brown will scout, screen andrecommend films for the festival in all categories, oversee staff, seek out newtalent, and develop outreach programmes and special presentations."Our rapidlyexpanding festival needs a programming executive and Dwight Brown is perfectfor the job," director Nicole Guillemet said in a statement.Guillemetpointed out
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Charlie remains victorious, but The Island disappointsCharlie And The Chocolate Factory stayed top and passed $100m in itssecond weekend at the North American box office over the weekend, butDreamWorks' The Islandflopped in fourth place and overall box office fell back into its familiarslump.
Chinese media giant takes stake in Oz film channelShanghaiOriental Pearl Group (OPG), owned by China's second largest media conglomerate,the Shanghai Media Group (SMG), is acquiring a stake in Australian TV channeloperator Pan TV, according to local press reports. OPG has signedan agreement to buy the stake but is still awaiting approval from Chineseregulators according to spokesman Hua Wei. He didn't reveal the size or priceof the proposed shareholding. Pan TV operatesthe World Movies Channel which screens independent and worl
Copenhagen selects ten Euro films for competitionThe third Copenhagen International Film Festival (Aug18-28) has unveiled a ten strong line-up of European films for its maincompetition. Danish cinema is represented by by Murk, Jannik Johansen's thrillerfollow up to his caper comedy Rembrandt. German director Andreas Dresen follows up his festivalhit Grill Point with Willenb
Dutch court jails van Gogh killer for lifeA Dutch court has sentencedthe self-confessed killer of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh to life in jail.Mohammed Bouyeri, anAmsterdam-born Muslim, was convicted of killing van Gogh as he cycled to workin Amsterdam on Nov. 2, 2004. He was found guilty of shooting and stabbing vanGogh, slashing his throat and pinning a note to his body with a knife. Van Gogh was known for hisoutspoken criticism of Islam. His controversial film Submission criticised the treatment ofwomen under
Emmerich, VIP project wins FFF Bayern backingMarcoKreuzpaintner's first English language feature Welcome To America is one of 34 projects to receive atotal of Euros 5m in the latest round of funding by the Bavarian Film &Television Fund (FFF Bayern).Welcome ToAmerica is one of thefirst productions from the Reelmachine outfit formed at the end of 2004 byRoland Emmerich and private media fund manager Andreas Schmid of VIPMedienfonds,Euros 300,000was awarded to Welcome To America which was previously know
Fabrication closes multiple sales on GameLosAngeles-based sales company Fabrication Films has completed a raft of sales onDavid Anspaugh's real-life sports drama The Game Of Their Lives.Film division presidentWendy Reeds reported sales to 21st Century in Australia, Wise Policy in Japan,Aurum in Spain, NoShame Films in Italy, Conquest Films in Brazil, and HollywoodEntertainment in Greece.Rights also wentto Bosphorus in Turkey, Vitra in Poland, Shapira in Israel, and Cathay inSingapore.Based on the USfootba
Foster to direct Sugar Kings for Universal, TribecaJodie Foster will direct and may star in the class action drama SugarKings for UniversalPictures and Tribeca Films.
Four, Madagascar vie for international crownFox International's Fantastic Four added an estimated $22.9m over theweekend for a $78.4m running total and a possible top international spot.
Fraser in frame for Spottiswoode's Sea in ChinaBrendan Fraserhas been lined up to star in historical drama The Bitter Sea which Roger Spottiswoode is set todirect in China later this year. The US$19mproject, also known as The Children Of Huang Shi, is based on the true story of Britishjournalist George Hogg who saved a group of children during the Japaneseinvasion of China in 1937. Faced with advancing Japanese troops, Hogg led thechildren on a 1000km trek to a safe haven in China's remote west. The project was
French DVD revenues plateau as prices plungeFrench consumers spentEuros 770.3m on DVD and VHS purchases in the first half of 2005, a one percentfall on the same period last year. The total number of units sold was up, however,with a 22.6% increase. The discrepancy can be explained by a shift inpricing. During first half of 2005, DVDs cost an average Euros 12.19 - a fallof 20.2% compared to the same period last year.Ove
Gaumont on the mend with healthy financial resultsFrench majorGaumont has announced its first half figures for 2005 with a healthy 25%increase in revenues compared to the same period last year. The film companyposted revenues of Euros 46.2mn and a profit of Euros 5.3m in the first sixmonths of 2005.Gaumont, whichis coming back into its own following a string of bad years, ushered in a newmanagement team in late 2004 made up of Sidonie Dumas, Franck Chorot andChristophe Riandee. The trio's aim is to focus on a diverse slate of p
Gay Sex doc gets US deals with Wolfe, SundanceJoe Lovett has signed a raftof distribution deals for his documentary Gay Sex In The 70's, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festivalearlier this year.The picture will open intheatres on Nov 4 through, followed by DVD/video release through Wolfe Video in2006 and a television premiere on the Sundance Channel in 2007.The theatrical release willcommence in New York and San Francisco and will be supported by the picture'seducational partner Frameline and
German politicians eye UK sale and leaseback modelThe UK sale and leasebackmodel has been identified as an incentive to emulate by Germany's FreeDemocrats (FDP) who could become the junior partner in a new administrationunder the CDU/CSU's Angela Merkel after September's general election.Launching itselection manifesto, the FDP stated that there was a need for "innovativemodels which, alongside state funding instruments, can offer in particularprivate investors incentives for investment in the film industry and in Germanyas a film loc
Gilliam, Tanovic set for Toronto world premieresWorld premieres from TerryGilliam and Danis Tanovic are among nine new titles unveiled for the 30th TorontoInternational Film Festival (Sept 8-17).Tideland (Can-UK), Terry Gilliam's second feature this yearafter Brothers Grimm, is scheduled to play in the Masters section.Janet McTeer, BrendanFletcher, Jeff Bridges, and Jennifer Tilly star in the tale of Jeliza-Rose(Jodelle Ferland), a young girl who uses her imagination to escape the harshrealities of real life. Th
Hitler Cantata gets festival slots in Montreal, TokyoJutta Bruckner's Germandrama Hitler Cantata, the storyof composer Broch and how he was commissioned to write a cantata for Hitler's50th birthday, has been selected for the Montreal World FilmFestival in Aug and for an official competition slot at the Tokyo InternationalFilm Festival in Oct.The festival slots wereconfirmed by the film's sales company Atrix Films; Movienet is handling Germandistribution, with a release scheduled for winter 2005.Hilmar Thate plays Broch inth
Hrebejk embarks on Beauty shoot at BarrandovLeading Czech director JanHrebejk has begun shooting his new feature, Beauty in Trouble, at Barrandov Studios. The film is produced byTotal HelpArt and Czech Television in cooperation with Barrandov Studios andHBO. Beauty in Trouble is expected to be another in a string of criticaland commercial successes for Hrebejk and Total HelpArt. Up and Down last year took home four Czech Lions, the localequivalent of the Oscars, and led local productions at the box of
Innocent Voices scoops top Giffoni prizeMexican director LuisMandoki's Innocent Voices has scooped the top GoldenGryphon prize at the 35th Giffoni Film Festival, one of theworld's leading events dedicated to childrens' films. Innocent Voices, which is based on the true life story of co-screenwriterOscar Torres, is set in El Salvador in the 1980s against the back drop of thecivil war and focuses on a child soldier.UK directorShona Auerbach won the festival's Grand Jury Prize for Dear Frankie,about
Jarmusch's Flowers takes Cambridge prizeJim Jarmusch's BrokenFlowers starring Bill Murray has won the audience award at the CambridgeFilm Festival (7-17 July).The Jarmusch film nudgedStudio Ghibli's Howl's Moving Castle into second position and ThomasVinterberg's Dear Wendy into third place. The 25th Cambridge FilmFestival saw audiences of over 13,000 watch 137 feature films from 29countries, 57 of them UK premieres. The Festival played host toguests including directors: John Sayles (Sil
Lions Gate announces second family film SylvesterLions GateFamily Entertainment (LGFE) has announced its second feature film project Sylvester, based on the late William Steig'saward-winning children's book "Sylvester And The Magic Pebble".LGFE acquiredthe rights from Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing and will begindevelopment immediately on the story of a donkey that finds a magic pebble.'To havethis much loved property as our second film under the Lions Gate FamilyEntertainment banner is very exciting, and we are
Locarno adds two features to official competitionIrene Bignardiis pulling out all stops for her last outing as Locarno's artistic director byselecting another two films for the official competition and bestowing aLocarno Excellence Award on the US actress Susan Sarandon.The twolatecomers just confirmed for the International Competition are Canadian LouiseArchambault's feature debut Familia, which is described as 'a penetrating portrayal of familycontacts', and Yvan le Moine's Vendredi Ou Un Autre Jour, starring Philipp
Low budget horror Nailed cranks up in BelfastProductionhas begun in Belfast on low budget horror feature Nailed from first-timedirector Adrian O'Connell and writer Stephen McAnena. The film,which is set in Brooklyn but being shot entirely on location in Belfast, starsCharles Porter and Sam Sarpong (American History X) as two pettycriminals on the run who hide out in a derelict
Madagascar wins international weekend with $24.6m takeAt the final reckoning, DreamWorks' Madagascar did in fact rule the roost at the weekendinternational box office second consecutive weekend, as revised results fromUIP reveal it grossed an estimated $24.6m.
McInnis programmes Palm Springs short film festivalKathleen McInnis has been named director of short film programmingat this year's 11th Annual Palm Springs International Festival of Short Films& Short Film Market.
MDC falls in love with Max Hansen StoryMDC International has picked upinternational distribution rights for Douglas Wolfsperger'shistorical documentary The Max HansenStory - Did You Ever Fall In Love With Me' (War'n Sie SchonMal In Mich Verliebt')which will have its world premiere in the Critics Week sidebar at next week's Locarno International Film Festival (August 3-13, 2005).The co-production between Cologne-based
Media Luna takes on sales for Three DegreesMedia Luna Entertainment has picked up international distributionrights for Florian Hoffmeister's Three Degrees Colder (3° Kaelter) whichwill have its world premiere in the forthcoming International Competition atthe Locarno Film Festival.Starring Bibiana Beglau, Sebastian Blomberg, Meret Becker, Johannvon Bülow, Katharina Schüttler, and Alexander Beyer, the drama among a group offriends reacting to the return of one of their number after a long absence isHoffmeis
Misher signs first-look deal with ParamountParamount Pictures hasbrought Kevin Misher, the producer of The Interpreter and The Scorpion King, into the fold with a three-year first look deal. Misher Films executivesPatrick Baker and Andrew Berman will join Misher at Paramount; the termcommences once Misher's deal with Universal Pictures expires. Titles in developmentinclude an adaptation of Dan Zevin's comedic memoir The Day I Turned Uncool: Confessions Of A Reluctant Grown-Up, and the family c
Mosawi forms new genre outfit The Mayhem ProjectFormer Mutual Film Co COOAnthony Mosawi has set up a new production and finance company called TheMayhem Project. Backed by European private equity source, the outfit plans todevelop, finance and produce genre films budgeted between $10m and $25m such asthe first property acquisition, videogame horror hit Clock Tower."We are looking for highconcept branded genre movies with international appeal," said Mosawi in astatement. "Our goal is to make movies based on branded IP - comic
MPAA's Glickman welcomes new US anti-piracy czarMPAA chief Dan Glickman has welcomed the announcement thatPresident Bush has created a new anti-piracy czar as the high-profile waragainst counterfeit films continues.
Must Love DogsDir:Gary David Goldberg. US. 2005. 9s7mins.With itscyber-dating-driven plot and plays on modern romantic mores, Must Love Dogssets itself up as a contemporary take on the time-honoured search for love.Deep down, though, this resolutely lightweight romantic comedy is just tootradition-bound and familiar seeming to be very effective. It is only perked upby agreeable performances from leads Diane Lane and John Cusack and a strongsupporting cast.Older,predominan
NBC Universal keeps mum on DreamWorks acquisition reportStudio sources have declined to comment on yesterday's report thatNBC Universal is in talks to acquire live-action unit DreamWorks SKG.
On A Clear DayDir: Gaby Dellal. UK2005. 99mins.British cinema has alwaysloved its underdogs. Gaby Dellal's big-hearted debut feature is yet anotheryarn about a small-timer fighting back against a society that marginalises him.In this case, the protagonist is a 55-year-old newly unemployed Glaswegian whostrives to redeem his life by swimming the English Channel.Confidently directed, thefilm is buoyed up by some redoubtable British character actors and by a superbcentral performan
Optimum acquires UK rights to Focus pairIndependentdistributor Optimum Releasing has acquired all UK rights to Rian Johnson's Brickandpurchased UK rights to Jeff Wadlow's Cry Wolf from Focus Features. The deal is the first between Focus andOptimum. Brick was awarded the Special Jury Prize at this year'sSundance Film Festival and is the story of a high-school loner who embarks on amission to track down his girlfriend's killer. Cry Wolf, which features Julian Morris, Lindy Booth, JaredPadal
Philadelphia's TLA expands, outlines UK distribution ventureTLA Releasing is expanding operations and its staff roster, withJohn Rayser coming aboard as managing director and Andrew Chang joining asbooking agent.
Puchon festival wraps under shadow of industry boycottFollowing months of controversy and a tense weekduring which a rival festival unspooled in Seoul, the Puchon InternationalFantastic Film Festival (PiFan) drew the curtain on its ninth edition with asubdued closing ceremony that was almost devoid of local stars or industryfigures.Programmer Zeong Cho-sin, who alsofulfilled the duties of festival director, told the audience he had learned the"aesthetics of suffering and the philosophy of
Rittman promoted to vice president for Asia-Pacific at MPAAFrank S Rittmanhas been named vice president, regional legal counsel, Asia-Pacific and deputyregional director, Asia-Pacific, at the Motion Picture Association of America(MPAA).Rittman will serve as the MPAA's regional spokesman on legalissues and will manage legal aspects of the organisation's re
Six composers line up for Sundance Composers Lab this weekThe Sundance Institute has announced the six musicians chosen forthe 8th Annual Sundance Institute Composers Lab, which runs from Jul 26-Aug 11.
Sky HighDir: Mike Mitchell. US2005. 90mins.Withmore than a passing nod towards Harry Potter, Spy Kids, TheIncredibles and X-Men, new superhero feature Sky High is setin a school for kids who are just coming into their paranormal powers - as ifteenage angst was not enough already.Given its mild, frequentlycorny, humour and the near-absence of dark, scary elements, thisfamily-fri
Sony launches Stealth in Russia, Mexico, KoreaUIP executivesexpect to record two significant milestones this weekend, as Paramount's WarOf The Worlds is poisedto pass the $300m gross mark and DreamWorks International's Madagascar prepares to cross $200m.Both titles have been market leaders over the past monthor so, and have grossed $298.9m and more than $190m respectively.Meanwhile FantasticFour will once againchallenge the UIP titles for the international box office crown and shouldcross $100m this wee
StealthDir:Rob Cohen. US. 2005. 119mins.RobCohen's latest big-budget B-movie has the cheesiness of the director's XXXand The Fast And The Furious but none of the saving graces that helpedturn those two outings into entertaining as well as widely appealing summerhits. An airborne action adventure with a US military setting and the specialeffects front and centre, Stealth comes across as a cartoonish update -with a sci-fi twist - of eighties fl
Stein named senior vp for Dimension at The Weinstein CoMatthew Stein has been named senior vice president of productionfor Dimension Films at The Weinstein Company.
Story of Canadian killers gets world premiere at MontrealThe world premiere of Karla, Joel Bender's true-life account of Canada's mostinfamous criminal couple, will take place at the Montreal World Film Festivalnext month.The story of Karla Homolkaand Paul Bernardo, who were arrested in 1993 following the kidnapping, rape andmurder of two young girls, will play in special screening on Aug 29.Laura Prepon, Misha Collins,Tess Harper and Patrick Bauchau star and the picture was produced by Michael DSellers. The
String of international projects gear up for China shootsIfChina wasn't such a big place, the film crews would be tripping over each otherthis summer. Several international productions are gearing up to shoot in thecountry which, following a temporary Sars-induced blip, has once again become ahot production base. On August 15, The Painted Veil, which John Curran isdirecting for Warner Independent Pictures and Stratus Film Co, starts
Tartan Films in Great Ecstasy for Clay debutIndiedistributor Tartan Films has acquired UK rights from Wild Bunch to ThomasClay's controversial Cannes Critics Week entry, The Great Ecstasy of RobertCarmichael. The feature,which is 25 year old Clay's directorial debut, stars newcomers Dan Spencer,Ryan Winsley and Charles Mnene alongside established talents Danny Dyer (HumanTraffic, The Football Factory) and Lesley Manville (Vera Drake, All Or Nothing). The original screenplay wasco-written by Thomas Clay and t
The Skeleton KeyDir: Iain Softley. US.2005. 104mins.Iain Softley'sLouisiana-set The Skeleton Key is a horror film which does not alwaysseem to know which doors it is trying to unlock. The film is at once apsychological chiller in similar vein to Amenabar's The Others, a ratheroverwrought and inadvertently comic slice of Southern Gothic, and a drama aboutdemonic possession.It is handsomely crafted,features a strong cast, plenty of bluesy music and some very effectives
UK announces new tax proposals: Section 42 to goThe UK Government has signaledits intent to do away with Section 42 as well as Section 48 in a set of long-awaitedproposals for new tax incentives for the British film industry. In future, low-and high-budget films would be bedealt with under a "single coherent regime".At the same time, theDepartment for Culture, Media and Sport has launched a consultation on aproposed "cultural test" to ensure that films which qualify for thenew tax relief "are genuinely culturally British." The aim b
UK exhibitor launches online DVD rental serviceUK exhibitor Vue Cinemas has partnered with online DVDrental outfit Screenselect.co.uk to launch 'Vue at Home'.The partnership will see Vue customers able to accessScreenSelect's library of over 34,000 titles through www.myvue.com. The summer launch will involve promotions across all Vue's52 cinemas nationwide. When buying cinema tickets, all Vue customers will begiven a voucher offering them 5 free DVD rentals to try Vue at Home. Inaddition,
UK Film Council boss responds to 'unrealistic' Kuhn speechUK FilmCouncil chief executive John Woodward has written a strongly worded letter toMichael Kuhn following the ex-Polygram Filmed Entertainment boss' speech to UKproducer's association, PACT. In his Mayspeech, titled 'UK Film Crisis And What Can Be Done', Kuhn argued that Britishproducers currently face the "bleakest prospects" since the mid-1980s.In response,Woodward wrote a four page memo to Kuhn late last month which has since beenleaked to Screen International.
UK film distributors boost media advertising spendUK film distributors are investing more money intomedia advertising according to the Film Distributor's Association (FDA), thetrade body for UK theatrical film distributors. Inthe first six months of this year the territory's distributors spent $139m (£79.8m)on media advertising, a massive increase of 16% over the same period of 2004when $120m (£68.9m) was invested.
US studios, exhibitors united on digital cinema standardHollywood'svision for a brave new world took a step closer to reality yesterday as leadingstudio and exhibition representatives unveiled an industry standard governingdigital cinema rollout.The move comesmore than three years after studios and exhibitors formed the Digital CinemasInitiative (DCI), the umbrella group charged with devising a set of unanimoussystem requirements and specifications to help manufacturers create uniformdigital cinema equipment throughout the US.In fact
Venice Directors' Fortnight unveils 12 strong line-upTwelve films from around theworld will screen in the Directors' Fortnight sidebar of the Venice FilmFestival, including Christopher Boe's Allegro, Ticket to Jerusalemdirector Rashid Masharawi's Waiting (Attente), and Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallee's C.R.A.Z.Y.The secondedition of Venice Days, an independent sidebar run by Giorgio Gosetti, willfocus on "memory and cultural diversity." It will kick offon September 1 with a special screening o
Venice festival shapes up as star magnetThe Venice Film Festival (Aug 31-Sept 10) is once againshaping up as a glamorous magnet for A-list stars. However, visitors to theLido this year can expect a rather more streamlined and manageable event sinceartistic director Marco Mueller has reduced the number of pictures on the Lidoby a hefty 30% in a bid to avoid last year's overcrowding headache.Mueller, who hasbeen scouring the five continents for months on the look-out for pictures, hassuggested that this year's line-up will boa
Venice unveils full competition line-upThe Venice FilmFestival (August 31-Sep 10) has unveiled its streamlined line-up, whichfeatures a record nine US world premieres, as well as an eclectic mix of HighDefinition titles, documentaries and pictures from celebrated internationalfilm-makers.The main competitionincludes George Clooney's Goodnight and Good Luck, starring Clooney, Jeff Daniels and Robert DowneyJr, Abel Ferrara's Marywith Juliette Binoche and Matthew Modine, Terry Gilliam's The Brothers Grimm,
Venice unveils Secret History of Asian Cinema sidebarThe Biennale has unveiled the line-up of its SecretHistory of Asian Cinema sidebar, which was curated by Venice Film Festivaldirector Marco Mueller.The sidebar,which is dedicated to 'forgotten' restored classic Chinese films andJapanese genre pictures, includes ten restored Chinese films spanning from the1930s to the counter-revolution in 1949, as well as films from the ChineseNouvelle Vague, pictures by classic directors such as Fei Mu, Shen Xiling,Zheng Junli and
When I'm 64, Sevigne win top prizes at Philadelphia lesbian and gay festThe 18th Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Film Festivalclosed with its annual awards ceremony, which saw best feature (gay male) go toJon Jones' When I'm 64and best feature (lesbian) awarded to Marta Balletbo-Coll's Sevigne.
Wong Kar-wai's Lady shoot moves back to autumnWong Kar-wai's upcoming ALady From Shanghai looks set to moveinto production in the early autumn instead of an originally projected startdate of July.StarNicole Kidman has reportedly re-confirmed her participation in the film whichwill shoot in Russia - most likely St Petersburg - and elsewhere in the west. The film is produced byJean-Louis Piel whose credits include Birth and Ken Park. France's StudioCanal is a financial co-producer and is handling salesout
Zhang Yimou to chair Tokyo Film Festival juryChina's Zhang Yimou will chair the jury for the18th edition of the Tokyo International Film Festival (October 22-30) with hisnew film, Riding Alone ForThousands of Miles, opening the proceedings.Miles stars Ken Takakura as anelderly Japanese man who journeys to a provincial city in China


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Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil 16 oz.
Like a fine face cream, Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil seeps into the skin and hydrates!
For 30 years
Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil
has been used by museums, collectors, decorators, and auto enthusiasts all over the world to maintain valuable leather. It is known world wide for its ability to soften and restore even cardboard hard leather back to useful condition. A complex blend of proteins and collagens, with absolutely no oil fillers of any kind. It is totally unlike any other leather product. It will not stain or discolor leather and is perfectly safe even for equestrian use.
Simply massage generously the Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil into the leather with your hands, brush, sponge, or spray bottle, and let it be absorbed into the fibers. Its' unique capillary action forces proteins into the leather and dirt out! Leather will be glove-soft, luxuriously supple, and strong! Prevents cracking, drying, and tearing.
A good ladies face cream actually shares many ingredients with Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil, including collagen. The face creams work on a process that allows nutrients to seep down into the layers of the skin and help them hydrate (retain moisture), plump the new skin cells, and restore elasticity.
Although it was named Leatherique
Rejuvenator Oil
by the company's founding fathers, Ty Peck and George Pavlisko, Sr.,
it actually contains no oil fillers such as mineral or petroleum oil. The formula is based on a natural old Swedish Secret and is a complex blend of proteins and collagen that actually restore the tensile strength to the leather, not just sit on top and make it slick and greasy.
It does not harm carpeting or headliners and will also soften rubber door trim and vinyl. Repeated applications, with sufficient permeation time are required for cardboard hard, neglected leather. The enriching formula, once embedded in the leather fibers, continues to condition for several months.
Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil contains no Silicon that dries leather and no wax that merely sits on the surface and does nothing for the leather fibers themselves, and eventually wears away. Let's talk a minute about the leather care myth
involving the silicon based and sealer type family of products, including wax. These products do nothing but cause a seal on your leather, vinyl, and rubber, which may provide an attractive finish upon initial application, as all the dried pores are now filled in with the sealer and the surface has a more uniform, glossy appearance. The silicon products do not allow the leather fibers to breath or receive any nourishment. The silicone oil will dissolve out the leather's natural oils and tend to make the leather sticky. Silicone oil's high electrostatic attraction will attract dust, grime, and air pollution to settle in your interior. Another unwanted side effect of the silicone products is the haze that forms on the unporous inside of your wind shield and mirror. The vapors have no place to inconspicuously or invisibly resettle and "haze" on these non-porous surfaces. This cryogenic haze is a chemical reaction to the sun and the chemicals. We absolutely do not recommend these products for any type of leather application.
For Best Results:
Apply the
Rejuvenator Oil
liberally (about 4 oz. per seat) with your hands, massaging the oil well into all the surfaces and natural folds of the leather, this puts natural ingredients, not harsh cleaner, back into the leather and forces out dirt. You may also use a soft sea sponge, or a soft paint type brush.
Also apply the Rejuvenator Oil liberally nearer the stitched areas as the conditioner will be able to migrate laterally well into the hide. If possible, park the car in the sun with the windows rolled up to create a "steam room" for as long as practical, several hours or a day. In cooler weather, or for long-term storage in a garage, cover the seats with plastic wrap, and "warm" with a hair dryer.
Allow the oil to be absorbed into the fibrous side of the leather before putting the top down in a convertible. Direct sun is the worst enemy of any automobile interior or home upholstery. Do not place home or office leather upholstery in direct sun. For "cardboard hard" leather, several applications will be necessary. Patience will be rewarded with good results.
We strongly advise against saddle soap, as it has been known to remove the dye from the leather.
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5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
June 3, 2016
Rejuvenator Oil does precisely what it claims: it draws out dirt while nourishing the hide. I applied three coats to the steering wheel and seats of my car, and the results were remarkable. Highly recommended.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Real Science behind it
June 11, 2015
Letherique works like the actual stuff that tanners use- and if we learn from them you will find this product a joy to use and the only thing to use. Leather is actually rock hard until tanners enthusiastic about supple leather, laboriously massage animal brains into the hide. Yes animal brains which contain the right fats and proteins and collagen. Ooops I may have given their secret swedish formula away. They are basically forcefully putting back into the cells what it lost or craves. If you go to a raw leather shop, every leather conditioner they sell is based on the same principal, some use vegetable fats, some even mink oil...but you get the idea why this actually works. OEM Leather is one of the only things in a car you can never replace to original, and even at that cost more than an engine. Dont use products that act like shoe polish, i.e. just put a coat of wax like the chemical clowns product. Leather needs to breathe. Sure its easier, but you are making a deal with the devil when you dont replace the collagen and oils lost naturally by the leather. Another thing that the leatherique does I believe is help the leather absorb moisture- which it needs. Do a web search for collagen absorbing moisture and you will see. I have used leatherique on my truck for last 10 years and the leather is like new!! So i bought a $100,000 car and bought a bottle of the orange cream stuff from the fools that claimed to have UV protectors and all- because i wanted to use something that chemical experts and not Swedish craftsman had discovered. What a joke, it was essentially like using armourall. nearly ruined that British leather. Went back to leatherique, I know from a decade of using it that it works. Maybe the competitors shoe polish like stuff does too in some unproven way, I aint going to find out the hard way Yes application is not easy, the pros like to use their hands to massage it in- BTW your hands will be soft as a baby's hand. There is no better proof that leatherique is the safest / best thing for tough skin aka leather.
THE BEST! We could all have interiors that last longer than our cars if we all used this once a year. Without it the interior will be the first to go.
because they dont hype- not enough people know about it.
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
May 2, 2015
Give my black leather gloss look. Made it softer and sticker . But doesnt smell so good. Smell like paint .
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
the best leather restoring product available
April 30, 2015
I have used this product for all leather restoration. Originally purchased to restore leather interior of an 85 Mercedes. I use it on baseball gloves and currently for restoration of a 145 year old travelling trunk. The leather covering on the trunk was so dry I thought it would have to be removed, but the rejuvenator oil has brought it back.
5 Stars
Great Stuff
February 27, 2013
I've tried numerous leather treatments over a 23 year period and this stuff is by far the best around. Keeps my Audi/VW leather looking new and soft. Does work well to prevent seat cracking.
5 Stars
Best there is
December 21, 2012
I've been using this for 4 years now. Before that I used to use Connolly's Hide Food for my BMW's and Mercs. There is no comparison. Connolly might have the name, but Leatherique delivers the results, leaving my leather supple and non-greasy where Connolly's delivered no suppleness and left a nasty greasy residue. It's also way easier to remove than the nasty sticky Connolly's product. A note of caution: cover your seatbelts with cling wrap film and cover your carpets with old towels as this stuff will stain belts and carpets
Save the cow
4 Stars
The detail gods
November 23, 2012
This is simply the best product you can buy for leather, trust the gods, it works. Two thumbs up with a side order of five stars.
Chris Aliberti
2 Stars
Okay but not a miracle
October 1, 2012
3 applicaitons so far on 1993 300ZX seats. they were cardboard hard and now they are semi-cardboard hard. I'll keep trying
Brian S
5 Stars
Great Product
August 11, 2009
I have used this on my leather seats for my 03 S8 and I can truly say that my seats are in better condition and softer than when I bought the car. Highly recommend this product
Matthew Current
5 Stars
Invest in your leather seats, use a product that works. Try this.
April 4, 2009
This product truly performs as advertised. This is one of the best leather care products on the market. Popular names like Lexol, Meguiars, even Wolfgang just do no measure up. This comes from a company that has 50 years doing nothing other than making lether care products. This is a real, functional product for keeping your car learther, furniture, and shoes in excellent condition. Give Leatherique a call if you have any questions, they have wonderful and honest customer service and stand behind their product. Why risk damaged leather seats and spending hundreds of dollars to replace them? Use this product to restore and maintain the seats you have. It's more expensive than other products, sure, but it's worth ever penny in the long run. This is a product that everyone who has any leather should own.
Swampeast Mike
5 Stars
Wonderful Product
July 8, 2008
With both pre- and post-cleaning, Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil restored a very high quality (but very neglected) all-leather interior to nearly new condition. "Cooking" the car in the sun after applying the Rejuvenator OIl is required and it really does bring out all sorts embedded grime. Seams that I knew previously looked clean were filled with grime. Creases on the verge of cracking were eliminated. The perforated leather sections in the seat bottoms and backs are pristine. The center console top and driver door arm rest were so filthy I thought they would have to be replaced. Not so! Even the stitching is perfectly clean! After a few days I noticed that all of the leather was softer and more subtle. The odor brought back childhood memories of a long-gone shoe repair shop. It took a full 16-oz bottle for one treatment and I had to be a bit skimpy on the rear seat back, rear console and door panels. For a similar car (mine a '99 STS) with all-leather interior I would recommend buying by the quart.
5 Stars
June 24, 2008
I was floored by the results in my BMW Sand interior!!!!
5 Stars
Stunning results
December 27, 2007
I hadn't touched the leather on my Landcruiser for the 7 years that I had owned it, and it was starting to show. The leather was starting to crack a bit and it had slowly accumulated dirt, body oils, etc. After one application of the Leatherique Oil and Leatherique Cleaner (you need them both to do it right) the seats seemed like brand new. It was quite a stunning revival. I was even more impressed after using it on my 2 year old Lexus GS. Again, after just one application the seats actually seemed softer than they were when it was brand new. Even 2 months after application, I still find myself admiring the feel of that leather. And the true leather smell (especially after the car sits in the warm sun for a few hours) almost makes the car seem new again. One caveat: this stuff is not for someone who just wants to spray something on and walk away from it. To do it right, you must work liberal amounts of the conditioning oil into the leather, let the vehicle bake in the hot sun for as long as you can (a couple of days is ideal), then come through and clean up the dirt, sweat, grime, etc. that floated to the surface using the cleaner. If you can invest the time and effort, you will not be disappointed with the results. You'll wish that you had done it sooner.
5 Stars
Amazing Stuff
March 17, 2007
By far the best leather conditioner I have tried! After trying all the common leather conditioners you find at parts stores up to the best common on the shelf products like Lexol and Meguiar's (both good products), Rejuvenator Oil is in another league. Instead of leaving behind an oily or tacky finish on the surface that only lasts a few days, this stuff really gets into the leather to strengthen and protect it. In fact because it actually penetrates and soaks into leather, it is the first step in cleaning! Most other products have you clean first then add the conditioner. All this does is clean the surface leaving all that grit and grime deep in your leather. Leatherique's method has you apply the Rejuvenator Oil first to soak into the leather. After it has soaked into the pours and fibers of the leather, all the dirt and grime floats out of the leather to the surface. You then clean all this grime with the Pristine cleaner. It really does work! My BMW M3's Nappa leather seats were like cardboard and starting to crack from neglect of the previous owner. Rejuvenator Oil has brought my seats back to their original soft supple feel. It has also brought back that wonderful leather smell. Not from perfumes or scent of the product itself but the actual real leather smell of my seats! Highly recommended!
5 Stars
Very good product
October 14, 2006
I use this on my Cadillac's leather interior, my Allen-Edmonds shoes, and a leather sofa we have.
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Disaster strikes...Broken Toilet HORN!
I'm removing my toilet to tile the floor in my bathroom of a house I recently bought. I undid one bolt no prob. When I got to the other side, the toilet was wobbling badly. There was a different nut on that side, looked like a regular crowned nut from a hardware store. WHen I pulled the toilet I discovered that the slot where the bolt goes up through the toilet horn was snapped off. The Horn is cracked in another place as well a little bit.
Not being real familiar w/ tolets, it looks like this horn is just one piece extension of the drain pipe and not something that screws on or whatever. WHat do I do?
Is the flange (horn) made of metal or plastic?
They make toilet flange repair parts for this situation. Some are called split flanges that slide under the old flange. Others are called repair tabs. Another is a complete ring that screws to the floor with the slots for the toilet bolts. If the floor is in good shape then they have a bolt/screw combination that screws into the wood floor and is threaded on the other end to accept the nuts for the toilet.
Go to you local hardware store and they should be able to give you the best method to remedy your condition.
When you re-install the toilet do not over tighten the bolts or the toilet may crack.
Thanks. Am I correct in saying the floor flange is the horn, or the horn part of the toilet itself?
Either way, I thing what you saying is probably accurate, the previous owner must have overtightened the bolts, heard a crack and stopped. Which primed it up nicely for me to come along and undo the other side and the cracked side to completely snap.
The floor flange I am referring to is metal. I can go look around at the plumbing section in my local HICS, but these repair kits you speak of, do they recquire me to cut the old flange off or break it up or whatever?
BTW, I was going to have to do something to extend the flange anyway, I am tiling over the existing tiles and have to make up the distance.
EDIT * So I go for something like this, is it bad that I will be decreasing the diameter of the closet pipe by slipping this inside?
I don't want to risk backups just to take an easy route to a problem.
If it slips inside a 4" pipe then it should work for you, if it's 3" pipe then I would not use it.
This flange you want to use is not code approved under UPC Code, use at your own risk.
Thanks Ron, is there a better choice? What would you do in my situation? I'm open to anything.
This was just on "This old House " yesterday ! (try www.thisoldhouse.com and search toilet flange.
They had some kind of piece that fit underthe flange - and bridged the broken part.
The next option was getting a plumber - because the top flange is connected to the main pipe using melted lead - and the risk of breaking the pipe.
Thanks Redline. I'm going to see if I can find that stainless steal one at my local HICS tonight. I already had bought and planned to use spacer rings, so those should still be good for this. Hopefully all goes well.
Caulk the under side of the spacer before you mount it on top of the old flange. The wax ring should seal the spacer ring but a little caulk between the spacer and the old flange should give you added protection from any water leaks.
Will you be installing the new tile up to the toilet or under it as well?
Installing the new tile under the toilet will give you better support for the toilet.
If this was mine, and had access to the pipes below, I'd cut and replace the bend and flange with new bend and flange. Then at that time raise the flange to the proper height.
Is the pipe this flange connects to plastic and cast?
I need to know if the pipe the flange connects to is it plastic?
Nevermind after reading the 1st post, it seems it is cast.
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