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The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) is working to change the way it approaches K-12 alternative education. In a continuous effort to increase graduation rates and help students succeed in life, district administrators and community members have come together to create an Alternative Education Plan to target students who do not learn well in the "typical" classroom setting.
Faith, strength, endurance and 122 pounds. That's what it took for Wateree and Bethune elementary school art teacher Renee Robinson to set the South Carolina state record for female bench press last fall. Last September, Robinson competed in her first raw "full-power" powerlifting competition in Rock Hill to benefit special needs children. Robinson set the state and national records for her 122-pound bench-press ...
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The Great Dismal Swamp Stomp was an unexpectedly great event. I was a little apprehensive about this when I first got to the hotel. The expo was very small (I had only been to one other half marathon, but it had a huge expo). And I found that there were not direction to the race in my packet, nor was there a map of the course, but those were available on the web (thank goodness for smart phones). Sadly the map of the race didn't include water stops, but other than that I was in pretty good shape once the race day dawned (well I hadn't slept well, but that's just par for the course on race night).
The race site itself was easy to find and parking was pretty ample. And there was already a band play at 7:00 in the morning. Now that is excellent. It was a laid back bluegrass kind of sound – just perfect for this race.
The course itself is fantastic. I love an out and back race. Somehow it makes the second half of the race seem easier (or at least familiar). There were plenty of water stops (the other benefit of an out and back course). The volunteers were very enthusiastic and were great about cheering us on. And it could not have been flatter. That was a perfectly flat and east track.
The after race snack was fantastic (hello pizza, I'm so happy to see you). The band continued to play and the race with the kids was cute. The shirts and medals were lovely.
I may not have had my best race, but that was mostly due to lack of training. The race itself is excellent and I would do it again.
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Chester Bennington with special guests, Tony Alva and his band Chicken Noodle Project, Early Morning Rebel, Ida Maria Band, and Slash have been announced as performers for the ninth annual MusiCares MAP Fund benefit concert at Club Nokia in Los Angeles on May 30.
The ninth annual MusiCares MAP Fund benefit concert will honor Chester Bennington, lead vocalist of two-time GRAMMY-winning band Linkin Park, and Tony Alva, skateboarder, surfer, musician, and original member of the skateboarding team Dogtown Z-Boys at Club Nokia in Los Angeles on May 30.
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Central Oklahoma stayed No. 3 in the new NCAA Division II wrestling poll that was released Wednesday by the Division II Wrestling Coaches Association.
The Bronchos, 12-1 in duals, earned 143 points in voting of head coaches from around the country. St. Cloud State remained a unanimous No. 1, with Notre Dame (Ohio) second.
Pittsburgh-Johnstown followed UCO in the poll, with Newberry (S.C.) rounding out the top five.
The Bronchos have five individuals ranked in the top eight at their respective weight, topped by Casy Rowell as the No. 1 at 133 pounds.
Jordan Basks (149) and Cory Dauphin (157) are both ranked second, while 174 Kelly Henderson is sixth and heavyweight Cody Dauphin eighth.
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Don Clark, Shawnee, Okla. - 34-35--69
Austin Hannah, Jenks, Okla. - 33-38--71
Kacey Threet, Grove, Oklahoma - 34-38--72
Jeff Tyrrell, Duncan, Okla. - 34-38--72
Jon Valuck, Edmond, Okla. - 34-38--72
Tyler Hall, Moore, Okla. - 34-39--73
Tom Zeiders, Tulsa, Okla. - 35-38--73
Brad Christianson, Jenks, Okla. - 36-37--73
Justin Jang, Norman, Okla. - 40-34--74
Phillip Bryan, Mustang, Okla. - 35-39--74
Jim Davis, Stillwater, Okla. - 34-40--74
Shawn Barker, Bartlesville, Okla. - 34-41--75
Brent Taylor, Bartlesville, Okla. - 38-38--76
Jeff Coffman, Oklahoma City, Okla. - 37-39--76
Blake Gibson, Yukon, Okla. - 33-43--76
Brent Gregg, Okc, Okla. - 37-39--76
Don Howard, Ponca, Oklahoma - 39-37--76
Ryan Munson, Edmond, Okla. - 39-38--77
Aaron Wilson, Stillwater, Okla. - 36-41--77
Jose Delgado, Tulsa, Okla. - 37-40--77
Brett Alcorn, Edmond, Okla. - 39-38--77
Max Showalter, Oklahoma City, Okla. - 36-41--77
John Stansbury, Edmond, Oklahoma - 35-42--77
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Perennial national wrestling power Central Oklahoma has added five Oklahoma All-Staters and a pair of junior college All-Americans to the program for 2013-14, including locals Josh Breece of Edmond North and Alec Warren of Edmond Memorial.
High school stars signing with the Bronchos were Josh Breece of Edmond North, Zac D'Amico of Southmoore, John Jacob Finn of Westmoore, Tyler Tustin of Poteau and Alec Warren of Edmond Memorial, while Jeromy Davenport and Spencer Rutherford of Labette Community College also inked letters of intent. -
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One hundred-eight players make up this year's event on the Adams Golf Pro Tour Series. This includes five amateurs and 15 of the top 25 players on the 2013 AGPTS money list including last week's winner in Miami, Okla. Mark Walker of Hurst, Texas, who is currently third among the money leaders.
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At the University of Central Oklahoma's Endeavor Games for Athletes with Physical Disabilities June 6-9, four athletes qualified for the 2014 World Championships in the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) powerlifting competition.
The qualifying athletes include Trevor Bunch from O'Fallon, Mo.; who is making his World Championships debut; Scott Danberg from Cooper City, Fla., a five-time Paralympian; Bryce Segura from New Iberia, La., who is competing in his first World Championships; and Mary Stack from Ann Arbor, Mich., a four-time Paralympian. -
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The remembrance remains fresh
The celebration is not over.
The Deer Creek girls basketball team continued to relive March's state basketball championship Friday at Deer Creek High School with a Class 5A state championship ring ceremony.
Head coach Totsy Manning greeted each of her players by presenting them with a title ring.
Traffic shouldn't be an issue with upcoming national soccer tournament
About 15,000 people are expected at the U.S. Youth Soccer Southern Regional at the Edmond Soccer Complex on Danforth Road near Kelly Avenue June 21-27.
The number of out-of-state guests should not be a problem according to Assistant City Manager Steve Commons. The tournament will attract more than 200 boys and girls teams, ages Under-13 through Under-19, from the 12 state associations that make up U.S. Youth Soccer Region III (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, north Texas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, south Texas and Tennessee).
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LaFaye takes Pick-A-Partner crown with 135
The KickingBird Men's Golf Assocation's Pick-A-Partner was won by Robert LaFaye Saturday with a 135.
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UCO overtakes Division II foes for national title
Starting out the postseason, the University of Central Oklahoma Bronchos softball team puttered out in the MIAA Tournament.
But UCO shifted it into another gear when the rounds of regionals began and rode the wild momentum going undefeated en route to securing the NCAA II national championship over Kutztown (Pa.) in Salem, Va.
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2013 US Youth Soccer Region III Championships to bring more than $8 million to Edmond area
he 2013 US Youth Soccer Region III (South) Championships presented by the National Guard, to be played June 21-27, will provide an estimated economic impact of more than $8 million to the Edmond area.
Local restaurants, hotels, retail stores and others will benefit from the more than 3,600 players, coaches, teams and tournament officials, along with an estimated 12,000 spectators attending the seven-day tournament. Visitors to the Edmond area will book an estimated 10,000 room nights at area hotels.
The top 200 Boys and Girls US Youth Soccer teams from Region III, including at least 19 teams from the host Oklahoma Soccer Association, will compete at the Edmond Soccer Club Complex. - More Sports Headlines
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School Bus Drivers and Winter Weather Driving
By: Lauren Trager, KARK 4 News
Updated: January 23, 2013
With the possibility for sleet and freezing rain in the forecast, KARK 4's Lauren Trager took to the streets to see just how well school bus drivers are trained to transport your kids.
every bus driver in the state is required to have three hours of training every year through the Department of Education.
But none of that training is specific to winter weather driving.
It's up to individual districts to teach their drivers to stay safe in the sleet and ice.
"It's an outdoor office, this is my office," said Rebecca Pickup.
Even her name says so: Pickup feels right at home on the road. She's had her hands around the big wheel of a PCSSD bus for more than five years.
"It's fun to drive a bus, I love to drive a bus," Pickup said.
But it's a lot less fun, she says, when conditions take a turn.
"That just scares me," she said.
Snow and sleet are a bit scary to Superintendent Dr. Jerry Guess too.
He's got the uneasy task of monitoring weather conditions and watching roadways to decide whether to cancel classes in a district half the size of the state of Rhode Island.
"It really is a difficult thing to explain to parents," he said.
Safety has already been explained to the drivers in training sessions and again daily over their radios.
"That's their job to be professional and safe," said transportation supervisor Jackie Griffin. She says their drivers get on-the-road classes on how to deal with deteriorating driving conditions.
"We do ask that they slow down and do be aware of black ice on the roads," Griffin said.
On route Wednesday, Pickup points out potential problem spots.
"If you put ice or snow on the road right now, this bus is going to be sliding all over the place," she said.
She tells us just what she'd do.
"The best thing to do is drop gears and take it as slow as possible," she said.
The only priority: ensure kids step out her glass door, safe and sound.
"I know I have a job to do and we get out there and do the best we can," she said.
PCSSD district leaders cannot recall the last time there was an injury accident on the roadways during bad weather or otherwise.
Little Rock School District drivers are also specifically trained in inclement weather driving.


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Our Project goal is to share information and bind as many families together that share the HINSHAW surname and any of its variations. Participating in this project gives you a chance to compare your genetic ancestry with those of your Surname and the spelling variations. The knowledge to understand our ancestors better by sharing information with each other and in particular where the county records have been lost. A sense of camaraderie among the members of a group. The participant's Haplogroup, which identifies the paternal ancestor's prehistoric origins. Identify others who may or may not be related to you. The ones that are not related to you may be just as important as those who are. Prove or disprove theories regarding ancestors. Solve brick walls in your research. Determine a new county and state or country for further research. Validate existing research!A Surname Project traces members of a family that share a common surname. Surnames are passed down from father to son, like the Y-chromosome, and the Y-DNA test is for males only. Females do not carry their father's Y-DNA and acquire a new surname by way of marriage, so the tested individual must be a male that wants to check his direct paternal line (father's father's father's...) with a Y-DNA12, Y-DNA37, or Y-DNA67 marker test. Females who would like to check their direct paternal line can have a male relative with this surname order a Y-DNA test. Females can also order an mtDNA test for themselves such as the mtDNA or the mtDNAPlus test and participate in an mtDNA project.
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Chris Beattie/Staff Photo -- Seventh-grader Mia Hayes, front, and Symphonic I band members practice Thursday at Faubion Middle School. The band was recently selected as one of three middle school bands from aroudn the world to perform at the Midwest Clinic, an international music conference in Chicago.
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Junior high bands get used to local competitions in school auditoriums. They don't picture playing for 15,000 people from around the world.
Unless they are Faubion Middle School's Symphonic I band.
The school's top band was recently selected to perform Dec. 19-22 in Chicago at the Midwest Clinic, an annual international music conference that many consider the most prestigious band and orchestra event in the world.
Why them?
"Because we're the best," said Brian Beck, Faubion band director. "That's what we do."
And they'll have anywhere from 5,000 to 15,000 listeners to attest to that. Held each December since 1946, the Midwest Clinic attracts bands, orchestras, musicians and educators from all over the world for a week of performances, clinics and exhibits.
Those selected to perform, like Faubion, showcase new music that audience members can teach their respective band or orchestra back home. Each performance group has a bio outlining its songs, makeup and where it came from.
Though his young musicians knew little of the conference, Beck in March submitted two of their pieces, a recorded mesh of their best moments on each song. Their audition was not heard by parents or UIL judges, but by critics who often "turn it off and move on if they don't like it," Beck said.
"Directors at every level, throughout not just the United States, but the world...aspire to have a group perform at the Midwest Clinic because it's held in such high esteem in the professional world around the globe," said Ray E. Carter, president of the Clinic.
The Clinic board of directors didn't turn off Faubion, either. They congratulated Beck two weeks later.
"There was a little disbelief at first," Beck said of his band's selection. "I just kept reading the email over and over."
His shock likely turned to angst, knowing a new band would perform -- one with just a few months to prepare nine musical pieces. Because this year's eighth-graders won't be at Faubion in the fall, the Midwest group will consist of current sixth- and seventh-graders.
Seventh-grade bassoon player Mia Hayes will be there and, for the most part, cannot wait.
"Our concerts are relaxed because we don't have a judge, just our parents, and we've gotten straight 1s at competitions," she said. "This crowd is going to be really big, so I'm a little worried, but really excited."
Others who've put in the same work and worry leading up to the band's selection will be there only in spirit.
"I was very mad at first because I'm not going to go," said Andrew Oakes, eighth-grade English horn player. "But I'm just glad I was able to have a part in this."
His section, the double-reed musicians, certainly played its part when it quirkily envisioned the band's favorite song, "Psychropezia!" -- a multi-movement mix of the band's creativity and Beck's composition.
"One day, we got into this very odd conversation when one of us was talking about schizophrenia, but he mispronounced it and said pyschropezia instead," Oakes said. "At the end of the year, we asked Mr. Beck if he'd write a pieced called 'Pyschropezia,' and he wouldn't. He wanted us to do it."
Fueled by Beck's teaching, band members developed themes and melodies, to which Beck, a published composer, added harmony and organization. What he thought would be a "fun, little two-minute song" became a four-movement, 14-minute "masterpiece," he said.
The Symphonic I band played it at their Spring Concert, barely a precursor to the world stage the song will hit come December. Pyschropezia -- and the story behind it -- is on the Midwest lineup.
Before and after its performance, the Faubion band will sight-see and take it all in -- the Windy City, the music, the culture.
"They don't really realize they're going to be walking around and see a man in a Zulu headdress, or riding an elevator with men speaking Cantonese," Beck said. "It's an experience they'll never forget."
Armed with their own song, innocent confidence and a director who believes in them, they should be ready for the big stage.
Thousands may never forget this band from school auditoriums.
"There's just a culture at this school where band is important, and we don't let anything get in the way," Beck said. "The world needs to hear what students from McKinney, Texas can do."
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Reading's young entrepreneurs wait for loan incentive
Young business people in the Reading area are no doubt wondering when the final details of the government's loan scheme for entrepreneurs, announced in the Budget, will be known.
The one-year loan scheme, which will be launched by March 2013, will enable up to 7,000 young people (aged between 18 and 24) to apply to borrow between £5,000 and £10,000 to back their business idea. Before being granted the loan, it's expected the scheme will provide applicants with mentoring to help develop a viable business plan and gain more skills.
The government is looking for third parties to administer the scheme and plans to introduce it on a permanent basis if successful.
John Bailey, Partner at the Reading office at Haines Watts, said, "Important questions remain unanswered about the scheme - it's not yet known what rates of interest will be charged – and it's not clear what will happen if a young person's business fails after they've received the loan. This pilot scheme for start-up businesses may run on similar terms to that of the student loan scheme but with that, people only start paying money back when they're earning. If the young entrepreneur's business fails they may not have the means to pay a loan back. However, if they can sort these details out, this could be a useful lifeline to young people trying to set up a business."
Tara Burn, winner of the Haines Watts Young Entrepreneur of the Year competition 2011, said, "I think that making loans more available for those with good business ideas for start-ups will be a great help. I've been offered loans before but they've not been at viable rates. This scheme would allow people to invest in their business and in return grow, encouraging employment and supporting their local economy." But Tara adds, "I think the government could do more to help provide information for business start-ups. In the past we had local services but many have recently seen enormous cuts and the information they provide is a great deal less than when I started up."
Haines Watts will also be interested to see what comes of the Chancellors' Budget remarks about the need to reform the UK school system, so that young people leave education better prepared for the world of work.
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Saludos. Los participantes de este grupo nos reunimos para leer y conversar en torno a la obra de autores hispanoamericanos (aunque admitimos que este tipo de definición es difícil de precisar). El grupo se estructura respetando la diversidad de géneros literarios y el origen de autores hispanoamericanos. Sin embargo, debido a limitaciones de espacio y ocupaciones de los miembros, procuraremos que los textos sugeridos de lectura entre sesiones no rebasen las 5 cuartillas. Este grupo es una exce …
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Este es un grupo para entusiastas de la poesía escrita en español (esto incluye traducciones). Nuestro énfasis es doble: disfrutar y estudiar la poesía escrita en español y además promover la creación literaria entre los participantes.
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Hi I have been teaching Spanish for 20 years a I would like to teach anyone who is interesting in learning Spanish in a very easy practical way. We will have homework and we will be practicing spanish from the start. There are two classes one is the Beginners class every Sunday which cost 5 dollars cash and the Conversational advanced class if you already know the pretérito and imperfecto every Thursday which cost 15 dollars cash. pick the one you think you will fit in and enjoy speaking in Span …
This is a friendly, welcoming, Sunday Spanish conversational group (couple times a month) in Brentwood for everyone wanting to learn and practice. Whether you're a beginner or advanced speaker, come over and practice! This group has just been created, and I'm currently seeking out a good spot in the Brentwood area. I'm planning to hold the group at least twice a month but perhaps weekly. The first meetup is coming up on 5/25/2013 from 930 AM - 1130 AM at the Literati Cafe in Brentwood. Hope to …
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Other subjective winners in his view include the stars of "The Master" and "Silver Linings Playbook." That doesn't quite line up with what our critics would have voted for. But then, the argument's the fun part.


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-moz-transition needs a unit assigned to a zero value?
I recently discovered that Firefox will ignore -moz-transition: all 0 ease; due to the fact that the 0 has no unit declared. Changing it to -moz-transition: all 0s ease; fixes the issue but then CSS Lint makes you feel like a small child for specifying a unit on a 0 value!
Anyone else have this issue? Any idea why it is happening?
Why you would use 0s in a transition?@Akuseru I have the transition time set to 0 for an active state button style (see here).
@thingsinjars (Forrst) gave this explanation:
The W3C definition of the transition-duration property seems to say that the unit is not required (as you mentioned, this is the case with most CSS properties when the value is zero) but the Mozilla Developer Network reference specifically says '0s' or '0ms' and makes no reference to a unitless property.
This is probably happening because it's an experimental property and its behaviour isn't guaranteed to match the spec.It works in Firefox if I change the prefix to -moz-. I don't really like using none with experimental rules as it doesn't always work (-webkit-animation: none; for instance) and it's much easier to make changes if I only have to change the timing of the rule.why declare it in the first place? 0, none, or not declared - it's all the same...@wolfcry911 I have a transition for a button's hover state but want to 'turn it off' for its active state. See the above link.Well @sl1dr There is a difference between this rules, "transition" will accept "none", and it's fine. Ah, I ignored the -moz- and -o- prefix because I was in Safari ;)


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This page describes how to integrate Sonar into a build script for Apache Ant.
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Analyze a Project
Define a new sonar Ant target in your Ant build script:
Declaring a XML namespace for Ant tasks is optional but always recommended if you mix tasks from different libraries.
The Definition for key is groupId:artifactId. It has to consist of 2 values separated by colon (":").
For advanced features such as reusing existing unit test reports, you can define advanced parameters. These parameters are set with the <property> nodes of Sonar task.
Execute the following command from the project base directory :
It's recommended to build the project before, usually to get bytecode and unit test reports.
The Sonar Ant task stores all temporary files in a '.sonar' directory which is automatically created by the Ant task in the working directory.
Since version 1.2 you can specify sonar.libraries using path-like structure as following :
Analyze a multi-module project
Let's say that we have a project "Parent" containing two modules "Child1" and "Child2" and we want Sonar to be able to analyse the overall Parent multi-modules project :
The first thing to do is to declare all modules in the build.xml file of the Parent with the "sonar.modules" property:
Known limitation Spaces and return carriages are not supported in the sonar.modules property value: see SONARPLUGINS-1853. |
Then, in each build.xml file of module, the Sonar key and Sonar source directories properties must be defined:
Of course additional but optional Sonar properties can also be defined in each module to provide for instance the binary directories, the list of libraries, ...
You can ask the Sonar task to execute an Ant target on the parent and for each module before collecting those property values. In that case, a new attribute "initTarget" must be added to the Sonar task definition in the build.xml file of the Parent:
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Some additional configuration is required with Ant projects.
The Ant build.xml file must contain a dedicated target to launch either junit or testng unit tests. Let's take the following example with the target "test":
The nested task always has to declare fork="true", otherwise JaCoCo agent can't be attached. In addition task should declare forkmode="once" to avoid starting a new JVM for every single test case and decreasing execution performance dramatically (unless this is required by the nature of the test cases). |
Then, in this example, the value of the parameter "sonar.jacoco.antTargets" must be set to "test". During Sonar analysis, the Sonar Jacoco plugin will take care to attach the Jacoco agent to the JVM and to launch the unit tests.
Only specified targets would be executed. So for instance, if "test" target depends on a "compile" target, Jacoco plugin will only execute "test" target without executing first the "compile" target. In such case, a solution can be to update the "sonar" target in order declare a dependency on the "compile" target. |
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Behind all of the dense make up and bad script and horribly non-existent directing from George Lucas in Phantom Menace, I sensed in Natalie Portman one heck of a terrific young actress struggling to come up with a meaningful performance. In "Leon - The Professional", working with a superb director, her acting talent is on full display.
When one thinks of modern day child actors, Anna Paquin comes to mind, in "The Piano", because she aced out some terrific adult actresses in 1993 to win the Oscar. Well, Natalie Portman, at age 12, had Anna Paquin beat by a mile in this movie, since her character takes up about half of the movie. If not for the truly unusual and off-beat story line of this movie, Portman would have gotten a lot more attention for her role in this movie, I think.
If you just focus on Portman's facial expressions and the way she carries herself in this movie, she goes through an amazing acting range in this movie, from hurt, terrified, bored, stuck up, cool and calculating, manipulative, sweet, child-like, and pubescent sexual allure.
As mentioned by other reviewers, the uncut version restores scenes that basically give a harder edge to Natalie Portman's character. The additional scenes of her assassin training with Leon and her efforts to attract and get closer to Leon definitely put her character in a harsher light. I remember from my first viewing of the cut U.S. version that Mathilda came across as a much more sweet and innocent child. The uncut version shows her more to be a hardened child of the mean streets of New York. Given the usual Hollywood propensities, it's not that surprising that these scenes got cut for the U.S. release. The uncut version does show the fullest acting range of Natalie Portman, even if they make her character less sympathetic.
Basically, the movie skates close to, but avoids the pedophilia controversies of the "Lolita" movies by having the character of Leon adhere to a strict code of ethics that firmly blocks all of Mathilda's advances. Even at the end, when he kisses her good-by and says that he loves her, it is clearly in the vein of being her protector and a big brother/father surrogate figure.
All in all, this was a great movie. Jean Reno was just so hauntingly sad as the loner-assassin Leon. Gary Oldman was definitely over the top in his portrayal of the crazed DEA agent - you almost expected his Dracula fangs to come out and his eyes to glow red when he popped those pills into his mouth.
So all of you Natalie Portman fans, this movie is a definite must-see. All of you Phantom Menace/Attack of the Clones haters who think that Natalie Portman can't act, you've got to see this movie to understand that no, Natalie Portman is a terrific actress. It's just really, really tough to play opposite total stiffs like Hayden Christiansen and Jake Lloyd, working with an idiot director like George Lucas.


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This is a form of the Sparkle Shot but with 1 slight difference. After you blow your load on a girl's face, you throw red, white and blue glitter on the slowly cooling and hardening baby batter. Hey James, I tried that Sparkle Shot last night and ended up a Star Spangled Banner. I am doing this kindergarten teacher in her classroom right, I get up explode on her face and then tripped fell back onto a small table with red, white and blue glitter on it--it flew through the air and hit her face. She looked so beautiful! I immediately saluted her (being a former marine and all).
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The American national anthem was written by Francis Scott Key and perfected by Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix's rendition of the star spangled banner at woodstock is beautiful
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The national anthem of the United States of America. Star Spangled Banner
O say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming! And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there: O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? |
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*.name of the United States of America National Anthem .
*.The most heard National anthem in the Summer olimpics . *.One of the best national anthems , including the russian and the french anthems . Star spangled banner =USA national Anthem
Oh say can you see..... >on the land of the freeeeeeeee, and the home of theeee braaaveeeeeeee best heard with whitney houston , frank sinatra , marvin gaye or jesse maguire |
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Quite simply, it's the national anthem of the United States of America. It was written by Francis Scott Key during the bombardment of Fort McHenry in the War of 1812 (in Canada it's called "The Anglo-American War" or simply the "American War"). The melody was taken from a British pub song and new lyrics were added. The song is EXTREMELY difficult to sing, and even though many famous people have sung it at sporting events, VERY few have ever got it right. I was watching the 2004 Summer Olympics on TV. They were being broadcast (taped) from Greece. The U.S. womens soccer team had won the Gold medal in the game finals. When they received their medals in a ceremony most of them joined in a vocal rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. It was the most wretched, lousy and downright godawful version of that anthem I ever heard in my life, and I've heard plenty of bad versions. This was the famous 15 minutes for the ladies, since the networks, the press (and the general public pretty much too) don't really give a rat's ass about womens sports, let alone soccer as much as they do about football, baseball and basketball - especially as played by men. A moment of national pride for the U... more...
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The national anthem of Christina Agulera, which she cannot sing. Why? She forgot a whole line at THE SUPER BOWL! LOLOL. I don't know what was worse: Forgetting your own country's national anthem, or Justin Bieber running into a revolving door.
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the modern star spangled banner Oh say can you fucking see
The missiles fall like rain Bloody mountains majesty Dead bodies on the plain By the bombing's eerie light See the crimsons waves of red What so proudly they all fell The twilight of the dead |


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