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(KPRC) Police in Houston, Texas are searching for a pair of suspected purse snatchers who were caught on surveillance video making use of the stolen goods.
The victims, two women, were walking from their vehicle in a parking lot November 21st when two men ran up from behind them and grabbed their purses.
"We were walking toward the bar and a male came up behind us, snatched my purse and it was her instinct to then turn around elbow them," one of the victims said. "That's when he grabbed her purse and threw her to the ground."
Police said one of the victims ran after the men. It was at that point that one of the men waved a knife at her and took off in a dark-colored car, police said.
Angry at the fact they stole her identification, credit cards and keys, one of the victims began doing some investigating. She said she went to all the places the men used her credit card and got surveillance video. Police said one of the men was seen holding her credit card in the video.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013 - 6:30pm
Michelle Simpson will demonstrate how to make just the right container garden for your needs. She'll discuss incorporating herbs, vegetables, perennials and grasses into your containers to give them a functional as well as attractive look. Learn about plant selection, lighting, soil mixes and plant maintenance. Michelle has a degree in Horticulture from the University of Rhode Island and has worked for over twenty years in the garden center industry. Beginners and advanced gardeners are welcome. Please register.
Thursday, June 20, 2013 - 9:00am to Saturday, August 31, 2013 - 5:00pm
June 20- August 31
Students entering grades 6 through 12 are invited to sign up for our teen summer reading program featuring great prizes and exciting programs. Sign up begins Thursday, June 20th. Our summer reading program is sponsored by the Rhode Island Office of Library and Information Services, the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Friends of the North Kingstown Library.
June 20 - August 31
Children ages 4 through grade 5 are invited to sign up for our summer reading program featuring great prizes and exciting programs. Sign up begins Thursday, June 20th. Our summer reading program is sponsored by the Rhode Island Office of Library and Information Services, the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Friends of the North Kingstown Library.
Friday, June 21, 2013 - 6:00pm
Come with us on a delightful romp through the traditional tale of Goldilocks, but be prepared for a new twist at the end. Did you ever wonder what happened after Goldilocks ran all the way home? Well, we answer that question in a fresh and fun way and teach some lessons about proper manners, too. This is a show you just can't 'bear' to miss! Please register by calling 294-3306, x5.
Saturday, June 22, 2013 - 9:30am
Join local historian Tim Cranston for a walk along Pleasant Street and learn the history of some of the buildings. Among the buildings discussed will be the John Updike House, built in 1745, confiscated from its Tory owners during the American Revolution, and restored by Norman Isham in 1920 for Alonzo Cross, inventor of the Cross Pen and Pencil; and the house "Doc" Young built for his bride in 1895. Doc Young took many of the earliest photographs of Wickford at the turn of the last century. Registration is required. Participants will meet at the town dock at the end of Main St.
Monday, June 24, 2013 - 9:00am to Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 6:30pm
Remember the fun of long, lazy summers spent swimming and reading? Join our reading club for adults, read as many books as you wish (fiction or nonfiction) and keep track of what you've read on a log sheet. Upon signing up, you will receive several coupons provided by the Office of Library and Information Services (OLIS). When you finish reading a book, your name will be entered in a weekly prize drawing and you may choose a free book to take home! Register online or in the library, grab your log sheet at the downstairs reference desk and get started! Come to our meeting on Thursday, August 15th at 6:30 P.M. to discuss your summer reading picks and be eligible for the grand prize.
June 24—August 15
Wednesday, June 26, 2013 - 3:00pm
Join us for this exciting, interactive program that both entertains and educates people of all ages regarding the mysterious realm of reptiles. Audience members are encouraged to participate, hands on, in order to gain the ultimate reptilian experience. Registration begins Monday, June 10th.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013 - 6:30pm
Come enjoy the annual Lafayette Band Concert at the library. Bring beach chairs or blankets and don't forget the insect repellent. In the event of rain it will be held in the meeting room. Registration requested, but not required.
Saturday, June 29, 2013 - 2:00pm
When Oscar Diggs, a small-time circus magician with dubious ethics, is hurled away from dusty Kansas to the vibrant Land of Oz, he thinks he's hit the jackpot—fame and fortune are his for the taking—that is until he meets three witches, Theodora, Evanora and Glinda, who are not convinced he is the great wizard everyone's been expecting. Please Register. (PG)
Monday, July 1, 2013 - 6:00pm
At a home for retired musicians, the annual concert to celebrate Verdi's birthday is disrupted by the arrival of Jean, an eternal diva and the former wife of one of the residents. Directed by Dustin Hoffman and starring Maggie Smith, Tom Courtenay and Billy Connolly. PG-13, 98 min.
Please register beginning June 1st.
Monday, July 8, 2013 - 6:00pm
In this workshop led by Deenie Pacik Giuliano, teens create their own fused glass pendants using colorful pre-cut glass, crushed glass, powders, and dichroic glass. Deenie discusses how
books influence her creative process as
a professional artist and encourages crafters to incorporate their favorite books into their glass project. The pendants then will need to be fused at 1480° in a kiln at Deenie's studio and can be picked up at the library the following week. This program is for ages 10 and up. Please register beginning June 10th.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 - 3:00pm
In this interactive music show Sarah sings and accompanies herself on guitar. Kids get to play along with instruments "like a band" and do crazy stuff with scarves. Kids volunteer for leading dance numbers and "helping out" with jams. Parents are welcome to play too! Bring your imagination and we will unearth some fun! For ages 3 – 4th grade. Registration begins Monday, June 17th. Please call 294-3306, x5.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 - 6:00pm
The group will be reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss for a discussion in September. Told in his own voice, this is the tale of the magically gifted young man, Kvothe, who grows to be the most notorious wizard his world has ever seen. Copies of the book are available. During the summer the group will be viewing movies. Serenity is a 2005 American space western film written and directed by Joss Whedon. It is a continuation of Whedon's short-lived 2002 Fox science fiction television series Firefly, taking place after the events of the final episode. Set in 2517, Serenity is the story of the captain and crew of Serenity, a "Firefly-class" spaceship. The captain and first mate are veterans of the Unification War, having fought on the losing side. Their lives of petty crime are interrupted by a psychic passenger who harbors a dangerous secret. All are welcome. Please register.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 - 7:00pm
Tuesdays 7-8:00 P.M.
July 9, 16, 23, 30, August 13 and 20
Children get a chance to read one-on-one to a certified therapy dog! Reading with a dog builds excitement about reading and is a great way to practice reading in a non-judgmental environment. Space is limited. This program is for children going into 1st grade and up. Registration is necessary and begins Monday June 17th.
Monday, July 15, 2013 - 6:00pm
Come and make a tie dye t-shirt. Bring in your own clean white t-shirt; we'll provide all the other supplies you will need. This program is for ages 10 and up. Please register beginning June 10th.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013 - 10:30am
Join us for an hour of fun and creativity. A snack and drink will be served at the end of the program. This program is for ages 4-10. Space is limited. Registration begins Monday June 24th. Please call 294-3306, x5.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013 - 6:30pm
Ed Hughes of North Kingstown will talk about his journey with throat cancer and how it helped spark his passion for wildlife and landscape photography and how that passion helped him on his road to recovery. Ed will be exhibiting his photographs at the library during the month of July. Please register for this talk and slide show.
Thursday, July 18, 2013 - 10:30am
Join us for 45 minutes of movies, songs and fun. Two short films will be shown along with marching and coloring. This program is for ages 3-7. SPACE IS LIMITED. Please sign up beginning Monday, June 24th, by calling 294-3306, x5.
Friday, July 19, 2013 - 6:00pm
Back by popular demand, the Elderly Brothers are sure to entertain as they sing songs from the 60s and 70s. Bring chairs or a blanket and a picnic dinner for this concert on the lawn. A great evening for the whole family! Please register in case we have to be inside (no food) due to rain.
Saturday, July 20, 2013 - 9:30am
Join Tim Cranston for this stroll through Wickford as he explains how many of the historical details of the village are woven together and account for the one of a kind place we all cherish today. Along the way we will stop and examine six of the "big picture" concepts that help shape Wickford's history, including the extraordinary Washington Academy, the intriguing business enterprise that was the livestock drover's turnpike known as the Ten Rod Rd, shipbuilding, and the impacts of transportation changes throughout the centuries. Registration opens July 1st and is required.
Monday, July 22, 2013 - 6:00pm
The Rhode Island Museum of Science and Art (RIMOSA) presents this program in which participants learn that things are not always as they sound, while exploring the intricacies of human perception. They will experiment with a variety of materials to make as many sounds as they can and then interpret a narrative passage with these sounds. The mission of RIMOSA is to kindle curiosity and encourage experimentation. This program is for ages 10 and up. Please register beginning July 1st.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013 - 6:00pm
Use tin foil and a mason jar to create a skyline or constellation light for your room. We will provide the materials, just bring yourself and your creativity! This program is for ages 10 and up.
Please register beginning July 1st.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013 - 3:00pm
Do you love stories of hidden treasure and grand adventure? Do you like reading comic books? How would you like to help CREATE one? Join Eric Fulford as he uses ideas from the audience to draw and tell the story of a brand new adventure hero! Featuring comedy, cartoons, and plenty of creativity, audience members of any age can enjoy the fun. Registration begins Monday, July 1st. Please call 294-3306, x5.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013 - 6:30pm
Author Mitra K. Shavarini will discuss her latest book, Desert Roots, Journey of an Iranian Immigrant Family. This deeply personal narrative chronicles her parents' remarkable journey to America as self-imposed exiles and then back again to Iran thirty-three years later. Mitra holds a doctorate from Harvard and is a lecturer at Brandeis University. Her work has appeared in numerous professional journals.
Saturday, July 27, 2013 - 10:00am
Tuesday, July 30, 2013 - 6:00pm
Come and learn improv comedy with professional actor Eric Fulford! We don't use scripts or props- we make up everything as we go! All you need to bring is yourself and an open mind! This workshop is designed for all levels, so if you've never tried improv before, don't worry. It will be more fun than you can handle! This program is for ages 10 and up. Please register beginning July 1st.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 3:00pm
Join the Great Baldini and his assistant Skinny, on a magical journey as they dig into reading. As the audience chants Skinny's name, the magic begins to happen. Everyone will discover that reading can be fun and entertaining. Registration begins Monday, July 15th. Please call 294-3306, x5.
Friday, August 2, 2013 - 2:00pm
This creative, instructional workshop led by artist Pam Santos will focus on the basic techniques of watercolor painting while we capture the beauty and strength of trees beneath the surface and above. With gentle guidance and encouragement each participant will complete their own work of art. This is an opportunity for teens of all abilities; come enjoy the peaceful art of watercolors. This program is for ages 10 and up. Space is very limited. Please register beginning July 1st.
Friday, August 2, 2013 - 6:00pm
The Kropp Dusters are a group of veteran musicians featuring banjo master Mike Kropp, guitarist and singer Bill Henry, bassist and vocalist Jeff Horton, mandolin man and singer Monty McClanahan, and claw- hammer banjo player Lisa Schmitz. Henry, Kropp, and Horton are all former members of Northern Lights. The vocal blend culminates in some fine 4-part harmony. Bring chairs or a blanket and a picnic dinner for this concert on the lawn. A great evening for the whole family! Please register in case we have to be inside (no food) due to rain.
Monday, August 5, 2013 - 6:00pm
The story of a tourist family in Thailand caught in the destruction and chaotic aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Starring Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor. 114 min, PG-13.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013 - 6:30pm
Is it a shovel? Is it an excavator? No, it's an amazing animal! These crafty critters give the saying "down to earth" a whole new meaning! Come learn the reasons why so many different animals dig, and the various ways they do it. Registration begins Monday, July 22nd. Please call 294-3306, x5. For ages 4 and up.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013 - 6:30pm
In 1915, 14,800 acres of land in rural Scituate were condemned to build the Scituate Reservoir. The hardworking people of the five villages that were located on this land lost their property and their homes. Today, water from this reservoir serves more than 60% of Rhode Islanders. Ray Wolf, author of several books about Rhode Island history for the Images of America series, will show slides and tell us about these villages, lying now beneath the water, and describe the construction of the reservoir. Please register.
Saturday, August 10, 2013 - 10:00am
Tuesday, August 13, 2013 - 6:00pm
The group will be reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss for a discussion in September. Told in his own voice, this is the tale of the magically gifted young man, Kvothe, who grows to be the most notorious wizard his world has ever seen. Copies of the book are available. During the summer, the group will be viewing movies. All are welcome. Please register.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013 - 7:00pm
Tuesdays 7-8:00 P.M.
August 13 and 20
Children get a chance to read one-on-one to a certified therapy dog! Reading with a dog builds excitement about reading and is a great way to practice reading in a non-judgmental environment. Space is limited. This program is for children going into 1st grade and up. Registration is necessary and begins Monday June 17th.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 - 6:30pm
Library Outreach Coordinator Elizabeth Donovan will share her slides of bike rides in Burlington, Vermont. Cruise along Lake Champlain, through Ethan Allen Park, past cornfields in the Intervale and end up at the University of Vermont. Or try a more challenging road ride through the quiet country roads of the Champlain Islands. Bring stories of your own favorite bike rides. Please register.
Monday, August 19, 2013 - 6:00pm
Come and join us for a night of duct tape fun! Come with an idea in mind or we can show you how to make a wallet! This program is for ages 10 and up. We will provide craft materials.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013 - 6:30pm
The true-life adventure books by Michael Tougias read like fast-paced thrillers. His entertaining slide presentations keep up the pace. Join us as Michael tells the story behind his latest book, "A Storm Too Soon: A True Story of Disaster, Survival and Incredible Rescue." Register, beginning July 22nd, for what will surely be a "sold out" presentation.
Friday, August 23, 2013 - 6:00pm
The original Providence Brigade Band was chartered in 1847. They performed in concerts and parades, dedicated monuments to fallen heroes and in general fostered civic pride. The band continues that tradition today. Members dress in military uniforms of the period and play original music of the time. Songs of the American Civil War are highlighted. Facts, anecdotes, and the legends of the songs and composers are included to enhance the unique qualities of this musical genre and time period.
Bring chairs or a blanket and a picnic dinner for this concert on the lawn. A great evening for the whole family! Please register in case we have to be inside (no food) due to rain.


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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
the everygirl + wedding week
13 comments:
- Landi Lausen said...
How fun!! I wish bloggers events were held more often in Texas! Oh & I love the font you used on your photos - what's it called?
- May 9, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Ashley {styleash} said...
It looks like so much fun! I need to make it in to that BHLDN store very soon! You girls look gorgeous!
- May 9, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Alex {Things That Sparkle} said...
So much fun!!! And love your new font :)
- May 9, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Kim @ keller-creative said...
How much fun! What a great event.
- May 9, 2012 at 8:41 AM
- Taylor said...
This looks like a blast! Girl, you look gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing these fun & beautiful pix :)
PS - I just announced an awesome giveaway & I'd love for you to enter!
Taylor {CoverGirl and Converse}
http://covergirlandconverse.blogspot.com - May 9, 2012 at 9:18 AM
- Sam [The Peak of Tres Chic] said...
I loved seeing your photos on Instagram! You look so pretty, and the event looks like a lot of fun. :)
- May 9, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- The Now said...
IT looks like y'all had such a great time! I wish I could have gone to meet all my Chicago blog friends!! xo Elizabeth
- May 9, 2012 at 10:56 AM
- Natalie said...
This looks so fun! Makes me wish I lived in Chicago!
- May 9, 2012 at 10:58 AM
- Jen said...
I missed so many bloggers at the event last night! I must have been oblivious with all of the pretty dresses and jewels... Loved seeing your pics!
- May 9, 2012 at 2:32 PM
- Giovanna said...
Super cute photos! Looks like a fun event!
www.oliveandanarrow.com - May 9, 2012 at 4:00 PM
- Taylor said...
so jealous! you girls look beautiful as always! is it the 30th yet??? I want to play darn it!
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SO fun "meeting" you on Tuesday night even though I feel like I have known you forevs. Can't wait for lunch tomorrow!
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this looked like SUCH a fun event! I'm in need of some major wedding inspiration right now. Feeling like I'm in a little bit of a planning rut with our wedding these days. Must go peruse the BHLDN site!
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Im trying to set my own Avatar aswell but i dont see the use custom Avatar prompt any ideas?
I think you can access that after five posts. I'm not absolutely certain that's the magic number, but it will show up on this page when it's available.
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Ah all good, thanks for your help!
Hm was the number changed? I'm up to 10 posts now and still can't seem to set my custom avatar just the predownloaded ones.


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Alex said: "Since applications opened in December, only a tiny proportion of local residents have requested an application form while in a recent poll, 96% of respondents opposed the scheme."
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He added: "This is a costly, wasteful, intrusive scheme that has practically no popular support. Local people in Stretford and Urmston have been queuing up to tell me that they don't want it and how out of touch the Labour Government now is. The Conservatives will scrap it if we form the next Government. I urge Labour to stop using the residents of Stretford and Urmston as guinea pigs, call a halt to this pilot immediately and invest the money saved in local public services instead.''
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"ARGO" — A movie about the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis probably doesn't sound like it would be a laugh riot — or should be — but that's just one of the many ways in which this is a glorious, gripping surprise. Directing his third feature, Ben Affleck has come up with a seamless blend of detailed international drama and breathtaking suspense, with just the right amount of dry humor to provide context and levity. He shows a deft handling of tone, especially in making difficult transitions between scenes in Tehran, Washington and Hollywood, but also gives one of his strongest performances yet in front of the camera as the film's star. It's exciting to see the confidence with which Affleck expands his ambition and scope as a filmmaker. "Argo" reveals his further mastery of pacing and storytelling, even as he juggles complicated set pieces, various locations and a cast featuring 120 speaking parts. And the story he's telling sounds impossible, but it's absolutely true (with a few third-act tweaks to magnify the drama). When protestors stormed the U.S. embassy in Tehran, taking 52 people hostage, six employees sneaked out a back door and sought refuge at the home of Canadian Ambassador Ken Taylor (Victor Garber). Longtime CIA operative Tony Mendez (Affleck) comes up with a crazy scheme to rescue them: He'll fly to Tehran, pretend that they all entered the country together to scout locations for a schlocky sci-fi movie called "Argo," then walk right out the front door with them and fly home. Bryan Cranston, John Goodman and Alan Arkin are among the excellent supporting cast. R for language and some violent images. 120 minutes. 4 stars
"CLOUD ATLAS" — Maybe if you're 20 years old and high in your dorm room with your friends, the platitudes presented here might seem profound. Anyone else in his or her right mind should recognize it for what it is: a bloated, pseudo-intellectual, self-indulgent slog through some notions that are really rather facile. Ooh, we're all interconnected and our souls keep meeting up with each other over the centuries, regardless of race, gender or geography. We're individual drops of water but we're all part of the same ocean. That is deep, man. Perhaps it all worked better on the page. "Cloud Atlas" comes from the best-selling novel of the same name by David Mitchell that, in theory, might have seemed unfilmable, encompassing six stories over a span of 500 years and including some primitive dialogue in a far-away future. Sibling directors Lana and Andy Wachowski — who actually have come up with some original, provocative ideas of their own in the "Matrix" movies (well, at least the first one) — working with "Run Lola Run" director Tom Tykwer, have chopped up the various narratives and intercut between them out of order. The A-list actors who comprise the cast (including Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Hugh Grant, Jim Broadbent) play multiple parts across the various stories and in elaborate makeup that's often laughable. But rather than serving as a satisfying, cohesive device, this strategy feels like a distracting gimmick. R. 2 hours, 52 minutes. 1.5 stars
"FLIGHT" — If it weren't so exceptionally crafted and acted, this tale of self-destruction and redemption might feel like the sort of feel-good fare you'd see on the Lifetime Movie Network, or even a 12-step-program promotion. Instead, Robert Zemeckis' first live-action film since 2000's "Cast Away" is thrilling, engrossing and even darkly funny at times, anchored by a tremendous performance from Denzel Washington. This is one of those Washington roles, like his Oscar-winning work in "Training Day," in which he exudes a potent mix of damage and bravado, control and danger, but he's so charismatic even as he does bad deeds that you can't help but root for him. Here, Zemeckis and screenwriter John Gatins have given him a meaty character and placed him in a complex situation. Washington stars as Whip Whitaker, a veteran airline pilot and serious alcoholic. Major mechanical failure on a flight to Atlanta forces him to pull off a daring crash landing in the middle of a field in a breathtakingly spectacular action sequence. Afterward, he's rightly hailed as a hero for saving so many lives. But the subsequent federal investigation also reveals his rampant substance abuse, which only fortifies his denial. Don Cheadle, Bruce Greenwood and John Goodman all give strong supporting performances as the people around Whip who keep him functioning in various ways, while Kelly Reilly finds a jittery fragility as the junkie who moves in with him after the crash. But Zemeckis tends to lay on a heavy-handed tone that frustratingly keeps this from being a great film, which includes a distractingly Scorsese-esque, painfully literal use of rock music. R. 2 hours, 15 minutes. 3 stars
"LIFE OF PI" — Author Yann Martel's tale of a shipwrecked youth cast adrift on a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger is one of those lyrical, internalized novels that should have no business working on the screen. Quite possibly, it wouldn't have worked if anyone but Ang Lee had adapted it. Lee ("Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," ''Brokeback Mountain") has crafted one of the finest entries in his eclectic resume with this gorgeous, ruminative film that is soulfully, provocatively entertaining. The filmmaker combines a lifetime of storytelling finesse with arguably the most artful use of digital 3-D technology yet seen to bring Martel's story to life. It's a delicate narrative with visceral impact, told with an innovative style that's beguiling to watch and a philosophical voice that compassionately explores how and why we tell stories. Newcomer Suraj Sharma stars as Pi, an Indian teen lost at sea with the ravenous big cat from his family's menagerie. This could be a one-note story — please Mister Tiger, don't eat me. Yet Lee finds rich and clever ways to translate even Pi's stillest moments, the film unfolding through intricate flashbacks, whimsical voice-overs, harrowing sea hazards and exquisite flashes of fantasy and hallucination. The computer-animated tiger is remarkably lifelike, seamlessly blended into the live action. And as in Martin Scorsese's "Hugo," Lee's 3-D images are tantalizing and immersive, pulling viewers deeper into Pi's world so that the illusion of depth becomes essential to the story. PG. 2 hours, 6 minutes. 3.5 stars
"LINCOLN" — For anyone who cringed just a little while watching the trailer and worried that this might be a near-parody of a Steven Spielberg film, with its heartfelt proclamations, sentimental tones and inspiring John Williams score, fret not. The movie itself is actually a lot more reserved than that — more a wonky, nuts-and-bolts lesson about the way political machinery operates than a sweeping historical epic that tries to encapsulate the entirety of the revered 16th president's life. That was a smart move on the part of Spielberg and Pulitzer prize-winning screenwriter Tony Kushner. Talky and intimate but also surprisingly funny, "Lincoln" focuses on the final four months of Abraham Lincoln's life as he fought for the passage of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, abolishing slavery, and sought to unite a nation torn apart by the Civil War. This tumultuous period provides a crucible to display everything Lincoln was made of, both his folksiness and fortitude. Totally unsurprisingly, Daniel Day-Lewis inhabits the role fully. He disappears into it with small details and grand gestures, from his carriage to the cadence of his speech, and the Academy should probably just give him the best-actor Oscar now and get it over with. Although "Lincoln" itself often feels too conservative, stagey and safe, Day-Lewis' performances is full of so many clever choices that he keeps it compelling. Of course, the film has all the top-notch technical hallmarks we've come to expect from Spielberg: It's handsomely staged and impeccable in its production design. But this is a movie that's easier to admire than love; it's impressive but not exactly moving. Tommy Lee Jones, James Spader, John Hawkes and David Strathairn are among the supporting cast that might be too crammed with gifted character actors. PG-13. 2 hours, 30 minutes. 3 stars
"THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER" — This coming-of-age story, based on the best-selling young adult novel of the same name, features a well-chosen cast, an eclectic music mix and some moments of uncomfortable honesty as well as dreamlike wonder. It's anchored by strong performances on two ends of the acting spectrum: from Logan Lerman as Charlie, the high-school freshman of the film's title whose reserved nature can't hide his obvious intelligence and sweetness, and from Ezra Miller in a showy turn as Patrick, the quick-witted and gay senior-class clown who takes Patrick under his wing. The girl who completes their little triangle of blissful misfits is the perky but damaged Sam, played by "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson (without a trace of a British accent). Also a senior, Sam is Patrick's stepsister and Charlie's dream girl. Directed and written by "Perks" novelist Stephen Chbosky, the film follows these characters and their friends over a school year and all its rituals: football games, holidays, awkward dances and late-night gabfests at the local diner in their typical Pittsburgh suburb. Yes, it feels like formula, right down to rebellious thrill of experimenting with drugs and alcohol and the liberation of experiencing "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." But there's also a darkness that follows Charlie, even at his happiest, which keeps this movie from turning completely safe and self-satisfied. PG-13. 1 hour, 42 minutes. 3 stars
"RED DAWN" — The army invading the United States in this ill-advised remake of the campy 1984 original was changed in post-production from Chinese to North Korean. With a few snips here, a few re-dubs there, the filmmakers re-edited and re-shot, fearful of offending China and its increasingly important moviegoing market. The original, of course, was made at the height of Cold War paranoia and imagined a parachuting Soviet Union on American soil, with the likes of Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen (yes, truly the greatest generation) waging guerrilla warfare. Again, in director Dan Bradley's remake, America turns to its high school football players in its darkest time of need. Josh Peck, Josh Hutcherson and Adrianne Palicki are part of the gang who dub themselves the Wolverines. With the help of a returning Iraq veteran played by Chris Hemsworth, they mount an insurrection on the controlling North Koreans. The implausibility is dizzying all around. Real wars like those in Afghanistan and Iraq go hardly mentioned, replaced by a game of toy soldiers with make-believe foes. PG-13. 1 hour, 33 minutes. 1.5 stars
"SKYFALL" — To borrow a line from Depeche Mode, death is everywhere. James Bond's mortality has never been in such prominent focus, but the demise of the entire British spy game as we know it seems imminent, as well. Still, this 23rd entry in the enduring James Bond franchise is no downer. Far from it: Simultaneously thrilling and meaty, this is easily one of the best entries ever in the 50-year, 23-film series, led once again by an actor who's the best Bond yet in Daniel Craig. So many of the elements you want to see in a Bond film exist here: the car, the tuxedo, the martini, the exotic locations filled with gorgeous women. Adele's smoky, smoldering theme song over the titles harkens to the classic 007 tales of the 1960s, even as the film's central threat of cyberterrorism, perpetrated by an elusive figure who's seemingly everywhere and can't be pinned down, couldn't be more relevant. In the hands of director Sam Mendes, it almost feels like a reinvention of the series. With Mendes collaborating once again with the great cinematographer Roger Deakins, it's definitely the most gorgeous. This time, James Bond must try and protect his no-nonsense boss, M (the always intelligent and dignified Judi Dench), from what feels like a very personal attack, even as it seems that she may not necessarily be protecting him in return. Javier Bardem pretty much steals this entire movie away from a cast of esteemed and formidable actors as the villainous Silva, the former MI6 agent getting his revenge against this staid, old-fashioned organization in high-tech, ultra-efficient ways that make him seem unstoppable. PG-13. 2 hours, 23 minutes. 4 stars
"TAKEN 2" — Planning to pay out good money for this action sequel? To paraphrase Liam Neeson, you're about to be taken. Whatever novelty there was watching Neeson go commando in 2008's "Taken" is gone in the sequel, a mix of third-rate action, dreary family melodrama, laughable bad guys and even more laughable plot devices. Producer-writer Luc Besson and director Olivier Megaton ("Colombiana," "Transporter 3") draw giggles from the start with a graveside tableau of Albanians mourning their dead — all the thugs Neeson's ex-CIA Bryan Mills killed in the first movie for kidnapping his daughter in a prostitution ring. The family patriarch (Rade Sherbedgia) proclaims that the dead are crying out for justice — so he and a countless band of goons head off to Istanbul to exact revenge from Mills, his daughter (Maggie Grace) and ex-wife (Famke Janssen). There was something sprimal about "Taken," a father putting all his brains and brawn into saving his little girl, and doing it with startling ferocity and ingenious trade-craft. Neeson just looks like he's yawning his way through a light workout here, using one big Irish paw to snuff bad guys and holding the other one out to the studio for his paycheck. PG-13. 1 hour, 32 minutes. 1.5 stars
"THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN — PART 2" — Finally — finally! — the "Twilight" franchise embraces its own innate absurdity with this gleefully over-the-top conclusion. This is by far the best film in the series. This does not necessarily mean it's good. But as it reaches its prolonged and wildly violent crescendo, it's at least entertaining in a totally nutso way. The first four adaptations of Stephenie Meyer's mega-best sellers about the girl-vampire-werewolf love triangle were, for the most part, laughably self-serious affairs full of mopey teen angst, stilted dialogue and cheesy special effects. Sure, they pleased their fervent audience, made billions of dollars worldwide and turned their three core actors into instant superstars. But they weren't what you would call high-quality cinematic experiences. Now, Bill Condon (who also directed last year's "Breaking Dawn — Part 1") finally lets his freak flag fly. Here is the Condon of "Gods and Monsters," the one who loves lurid horror. Here is the Condon of "Dreamgirls," the one with an eye for panache. His final "Twilight" movie dares to have a little fun — it actually makes you laugh intentionally for once, teetering on self-parody as it does. Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) are now married vampires and parents to a newborn daughter, Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy). With the help of the bloodsucking Cullen clan and vampires gathered from around the globe, they must band together with Edward's former romantic rival Jacob (Taylor Lautner) and his werewolf buddies to protect the half-human, half-vampire spawn from the evil and suspicious Volturi. PG-13. 1 hour, 55 minutes. 3 stars Continued...
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I have seen mentioned in these forums that there exists a repair kit for sticky or squeaky pedals on the POD XTlive. My unit is outside the warrantee, and I am capable of repairing it (I already have it torn down). Can I get one of these kits?
the pedal fix is covered even if your xtl is out of warranty. contact a service center. they'll probably send you one.
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I asked tech support about this kit and they said the kit doesn't exist.
The guy talked to one of the repair techs and he said he just shoots a couple quick blasts of wd-40
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ANNE, Where do you live in Arizona? I live in Port Orchard Washington now, but my family moved to WA state from Globe Arizona in 1973 (or 1974). I went to Globe Junior High in AZ. Have a nice Resurrection Sunday with Jesus. I love visiting your Beautiful SUZY she is cool I want to rub her little belly.
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*victim* is misspelled.
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I transferred him to you; there is a typographical error that needs to be corrected in the bio.
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You are welcome. I always try to pick up a few volunteer photos when I go to a cemetery to find family markers. Obviously, in your case, the grave was still fresh, and there was not enough time for a marker to have been made. I'm guessing that Dorothy Krauss was Sam's wife, and that you would very likely add her to Find A Grave, as she has not yet been entered. You can use the photo of her marker for her page if you like.
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Thank you, Anne, for the flowers you left for my mother, Alfa Lou. I sincerly appreciate the lovely gesture and words.
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So very glad you took action! I'm sure they will take care of it. Thanks for keeping me in the loop!
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If it was me, I would contact Find A Grave and ask them to contact her and have it removed. Clearly a solicitation, and not within their policy guidelines or objectives. Good luck.
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Hello, Anne, I was visiting your father's memorial, which was featured today, and noticed something very odd. A very pretty photo of a hydrangea flower was there and had been added as a request for people to contact her. I didn't know if you were aware that someone was using your dad's memorial to solicit people writing her. Her name shows "Added by: samira jamal". I wanted you to be aware of this so you can pursue it, as it appears very inappropriate to me.
The photos of your mom and dad are wonderful. God Bless you and your family.
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I have transferred James R. Hussey's memorial to your care. His entry at the VA National Site Locator states Spanish American War. That site has had bad info twice this week for me. Maybe you can correct that for James.
Treat your GGG-Grandfather well. I looked for his obit but didn't find one online.
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And the lib yards want to give amnesty to such people?
Sorry. Meant "libtards"
What about the gun-runners who hold jobs in the executive branch of government in Washington, DC? Obama? Holder?
Another benefit of ´diversity´.I guess that Teddy Roosevelt was correct.........a hyphenated American cannot serve two masters and is NOT an American.
He isnt listed as a White Hispanic, nor is there any mention of being a republican or a Tea Party member in the headline, I wonder what party he belongs to?
For #5...and who he voted for in this last Presidential election! I´ll bet you can guess.
Only Mexicans can successfully smuggle guns into Mexico, if a gringo attempted to do that, he would be murdered in Mexico and his guns stolen.Can you imagine what the gun smuggling situation will be if they grant any sort of an amnesty to the untold millions of Mexican illegal aliens here now, that gives them all the ability to travel to and from Mexico as they please?
Diversity at its best. What´s the odds that a cop named Jack Olson would be caught doing this?
And Holder and his boobs are leaving for the pokey when? Those weren´t Easter eggs walking across the border ...


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COLUMBUS — In 2005, after Ohio State lost a big game at home to Texas, Jim Tressel made a drastic change at quarterback. Three years later, after another non-conference loss in another big game, it appears he is about to do it again.
Ironically, Tressel committed to Troy Smith over Justin Zwick in '05 because he felt like neither had enough reps during the week to be prepared for a team like Texas. The practice reps that week had been divided nearly 50/50. After that game, the plan was to give Smith about 80 percent of the practice reps to ensure he was prepared to start.
Now he's going back down the path Zwick and Smith traveled before the Texas game, dividing the practice snaps between Todd Boeckman and Terrelle Pryor in an effort to get Pryor more prepared for Saturday's game against Troy.
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"I think the biggest thing at risk is you always don't get the number of snaps you need in practice in order to progress, nor the number of snaps you need in a game," Tressel conceded this week. "You can improve a lot more if you get 75 snaps in a game than if you get 40 or 35."
Tressel has decided to go this way, though, based on what Pryor has shown in limited practice time.
"Terrelle has progressed with the lack of snaps in practice and the game more than you think he would," he said.
"I've seen a freshman get kind of thrown into the fire and grow every practice and grow every game because he got so much experience. I've seen him grow with a little bit less experience."
Woody Hayes tried a similar approach in 1978, benching two-year starter Rod Gerald in favor of true freshman Art Schlichter, who started the first game of his freshman year. Schlichter struggled early, and Hayes was fired after the season, not for going 7-4-1, but for punching a Clemson player in the Gator Bowl.
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Still, the idea of a two-quarterback system typically isn't looked upon favorably. Maurice Hall, who endured the Zwick-Smith quarterback quandary of '04 and early '05, expects it to become a hindrance to this team.
"You have Todd Boeckman, whose confidence is shot already because he hasn't started off the season the way he wanted to," said Hall, who does part-time television work on OSU football for a Columbus station. "Now, he's sharing time with a freshman. For you to start doing that, it puts Todd at a bad disadvantage to the point where he feels like he needs to make a big play every single play, and he's not going to be effective. Then you have Terrelle, who is a young guy coming in who wants to play. He's got nothing to lose."
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I see your point, but that's not the case. The organizers have never said anything along those lines. Restaurants/pubs in this area would do this very rarely and only for full-on meals, not just platters of snacks. The pub has already agreed to separate checks for drinks.
It's a simple solution really. Either contribute and be done with it, or dont and order/pay when you get there.
However, I think you are making a huge mountain out of a molehill here, and probably will end up alienating a fair number of your coworkers in the process.
I'm not doing anything different from what the organizers are doing. We're both saying "No, I don't want to do it your way." How come I'm the bad guy here?
If the organizers are worried about getting stiffed, they can just call off the whole food thing. This same group has gone out to lunch many times and in those cases we got separate bills and there were no dramas. I still don't see why it should be different this time.
The point is, it is rude to make it mandatory to chip in for a gift. I don't care who does it or the size of the company or what their traditions are, it's just rude all the way. Have it be a choice, not an order. This is no different than requiring people to buy gifts for a wedding or birthday party.


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Well drastic cuts are about to hit the United States defense budget is part of a deal to congress cut last year but according to president bomb those cuts.
Might not be enough.
We can't just cut our way to prosperity.
Democrats and Republicans have still been able to come together and cut the deficit by more than 2.5.
Trillion dollars through a mix.
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With perhaps good morning -- senator good morning so what did you make of the president when he made that comment.
What I native it is this is that no question that we need to cut spending.
Get our fiscal house in order with sixteen trillion dollars in debt but his first answered everything is new taxes you know.
And when you think about it what happened in January he got 600 billion dollars in new revenue -- with -- spending cuts.
And now again he wants to raise taxes I think it's time for us to cut spending and what are the odds he was talking yesterday about how bad the sequester is.
The -- was the idea it was the invention of the White House.
Well it was I mean if you read Bob Woodward's book he said it was their idea.
And by the way -- today I'm going to be working with another group is a group of senators sent Bob McKee and from that.
Chairman of the house armed services committee were going to be introducing a bill.
That comes with alternative cuts to deal with seek restoration without new taxes you can do it by cutting spending and we'll do it in a responsible way.
For the president to come forward now do you fees -- to get something of desperation.
Or is this that there are responsible thing to do before march 1 is right upon us.
Well I actually think that if we have to deal with sequestration in terms of the impacts on our military.
Undermining our national security it remains a very dangerous world.
But again there are ways to do this without raising taxes we're introducing a bill today that will do that in fact it takes proposal from his own fiscal commission on how to do that -- -- leverage over him right now.
Well I think first of all he's got to come to the table and address this issue he's concerned obviously about sequestration we are too.
But new taxes or not the way to go why don't we really look at the big picture let's -- a budget.
Let's get a big picture here this is -- on the budget he did you miss that deadline.
Up for the fourth year in a row it's really outrageous and I hope the senate Democrats need it when they say they're actually gonna do a budget this time I serve on the Budget Committee I'm also a cosponsor of -- no budget no pay proposal it's time for us to do budget.
Right of course that means if they don't actually come up with a budget that congress will not be paid a let's move to something that's also close to -- -- your neck of the woods the New England -- regulation is what we're calling it.
They say that new regulations may lead to the collapse of the industry tell us about this.
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In New England in particular New Hampshire we have a lot of small fishermen who -- noble trade many of them have done this for generations.
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I've introduced a bill up and what these regulations do you should understand is.
They favor larger fisherman so it's another too big to fail deal from the government where it's really gonna put small fisherman out of business.
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Allow if we have a 15% job loss in the fisheries.
Two saying to know what that they -- implement the regulations that they have to strike a balance and make sure word that we allow these fishermen to continue to make a living.
Sure right -- staved -- -- he was on FOX & Friends Sunday listen.
This just comes on top of numerous other regulations that have been put into effect in the last thirty years.
As an example.
I believe I'll probably be able to fish -- boat three days in total for the -- tell -- this is a one size fits all management policy that's put into effect.
-- devastating consequences for some people and not so much for others.
Well they -- Diana.
It's -- of a -- today if he is it really really good guy just wants to make a living.
Small fishermen and really those small fishermen are being put out of business by no and it's it's an overreach it's outrageous and they really should do something about it that's why I've introduced this bill to stop them the real quick if senator -- Eagles nomination goes to the general said will you be somebody supporting him -- which you saw last week.
I am really deeply concerned about what I saw last week.
I think and I'm leaning no on this nomination and I will tell you why it was shocking to me when he was asked about our policy toward Iran.
That the fundamental one of the fundamental threats to our country -- that he didn't know that our policy was not containment under and that was shocking now.
He says that he's he's the president's policy of containment but that -- policy.
A senator I had always great to get your thoughts have a -- -- -- -- -- thank you to take care thanks for having me you -- -- to go over.