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The Stolen Christmas - Don't Miss The End Carol, a beautiful working wife and a loving mother, is suffocated by her daily routine and lack of personal space in the cramped chawl. Deprived of physical intimacy, she takes a bold decision on a Christmas Eve . Will she be able to steal this Christmas Eve for herself? Will Carol cheat on her family?
An animated, magical, musical version of Dickens' timeless classic "A Christmas Carol." The nearsighted Mr. Magoo doesn't have a ghost of a chance as Ebenezer Scrooge, unless he learns the true meaning of Christmas from the three spirits who haunt him one Christmas Eve.
Frank Cross runs a US TV station which is planning a live adaptation of Dickens' Christmas Carol. Frank's childhood wasn't a particularly pleasant one, and so he doesn't really appreciate the Christmas spirit. With the help of the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future, Frank realises he must change.
The story of driven, heartless, publishing executive, Carol Huffman, who on Christmas eve is visited by the ghost of her former boss, Eve. Eve tells Carol that she has lost sight of the things that are truly important in life and that she is there to show her the errors of her ways. Eve explains that normally there would be three ghosts for the job but due to budget cut backs she is in charge of
Dennis Christmas is a Dennis The Menace version of A Christmas Carol where Mr. Wilson plays his own version of Scrooge. While Dennis has problems of his own with the neighborhood bully, he does his best to try and give Mr. Wilson the Christmas Spirit. Dennis causes his usual damage and Mr. Wilson ends up breaking Dennis' spirit. An Angel of Christmas Past Present and Future steps in to help save
A modern day variation on Charles Dickens' classic story of the holidays, A Christmas Carol. On Christmas Eve, Ben Scrooge, the man who hates the holidays, is given the chance to begin again when he is visited by three spirits -- the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future. Revisiting the tragic missteps of his life enables Scrooge to rediscover the joy of the holiday season and make a jour
Carol is a nine-year-old, with a very special doll given to her by her father. Carol's father is the owner of a company that provides security services, and when he gets an assignment to guard an art exhibit at the Louvre, he takes Carol with him. During their transatlantic crossing, Carol falls overboard.
Living for fun, shouldering no responsibilities and trolloping around in a drunken haze with any guy who'll have her, Cindy Wegman is trailer park trash through and through - so much so that when one of her kids' fathers dies and returns to herald the coming of three Christmas spirits to guide her towards redemption (ala Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'), she only gets the trashy sort she deserves.
Bobby returns from 2 years in the Navy ready to settle down in Belmont Shores. Heather's dream is to be a director on Broadway...but for now a community theater production of Dickens' Christmas Carol, must be enough... But it is after all Christmas and strange things can happen...with the help of three golden retrievers, and a few compassionate yet pushy friends that will bring together the two
When a zombie plague washes up on the shores of America from England, small town miser Edna Scrooge (Claudia Sulewski) finds herself terrorized by her own past present and future. The most spine-chilling Christmas Eve horror story since Charles Dickens' original A Christmas Carol.
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Look out, Jerry Jones. The Houston Texans are planning to take your title as the owners of America's largest HD TV.
The Texans plan to install two new video boards at Reliant Stadium, each bigger than the famously enormous video boards at Cowboys Stadium — and bigger than any other video boards in any other sports stadium, anywhere.
"Our game experience is consistently rated as one of the finest in the world and these spectacular video boards will help us elevate to an even higher level of performance for our fans," Texans President Jamey Rootes said, via Dave Zangaro of CSNHouston.com.
The screens, which are the size of more than 3,000 40-inch TVs, are part of Houston's improvements to Reliant Stadium as part of the city's effort to be chosen as the Super Bowl hosts in 2017.

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Now that you've got the basics, experiment with simple variants. Dragon Shield is strictly better than DG in this case, because it stacks multiplicatively with the health and resistances from Glowing Guardian. Patches is like a DIY Thief Kit and has flat superiority to Black Market if you can stand the consequences (definitely convert the bear before going into the arena). HALPMEH is probably better than Fireball but is a bit harder to start with (I would start with Fireball and milk the burnt offering bonus, and switch to HALPMEH later). The classic CYDSTEP Rogue doesn't work as well here, because that strategy works by exploiting the Rogue's low health, and we are making a Rogue with more health than a Dwarven Priest.
From there, you should try Blovski's "Healthmonster" Dwarven Paladin strategy. It's also a monotheistic GG strategy that uses the Fireheart to leverage your health. It's a bit trickier to pull off, but it's cool to see a health build actually work in a VICIOUS setting.


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The album Red was really great, but I think it might have been even better if they hadn't voted David out of the band (although in that case we probably wouldn't have had Ian, Mel, Marc, and Robin on the record). Well, we never do get to know what could have been, but my hat goes off to Bill Bruford for having cast the lone vote to keep David in. And so how about a thread discussing the oft overlooked David Cross? His solo work is, to me, among the best stuff done at any time by any ex-member of the 72-74 Crimbeast.
I am myself no longer a completist. I only have the following hardcopy by Cross: Memos From Purgatory, Testing To Destruction, and Exiles, which seems to be the most widely known David Cross CD among Crimheads, if for no other reason than the participation therein of Fripp, Wetton, Sinfield, Hammill, and Manzanera. But of the three CDs I have I prefer Testing To Destruction. Does anybody else here get into the David Cross Band?
A note on why I like DC: I played (or rather attempted to play) the violin as a kid, and I do love classical music. But generally I don't enjoy electric violin so much. Too often the electric violin just sounds like a violin with awful tone, even in the hands of a violinist as talented as the great L. Shankar (known for playing with John McLaughlin and Peter Gabriel). But David Cross somehow makes up for the tone-colour limitations of the electric violin. And though there may be many violinists more talented than David Cross, I do love it when his violin sounds as distorted and mind-bending as any heavymetal electric guitar!
Watch the you-tube video of the David Cross Band in Poland to see how DC still gets overlooked, literally: while David's solo is shredding the sonic universe the clueless confused cameraman focuses on the guitarist!
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
Chuck Jones Reminder
This Tuesday, March 24, Turner Classic Movies will be running four and a half hours saluting the work of animation director Chuck Jones. The complete schedule is here.
Highlights include the TV premiere of the documentary Chuck Jones: Memories of Childhood, as well as such noted cartoons as What's Opera Doc?, Duck Amuck, One Froggy Evening. The evening will also include early works, such as Jones directorial debut The Night Watchman, as well as Prest-O Change-O and Elmer's Candid Camera, two early steps in the evolution of Bugs Bunny. TCM will also screen The Phantom Tollbooth, Jones' feature, based on the book by Norton Juster, made for MGM.
The entire program will be repeated twice during the evening, followed by 1001 Arabian Nights, a UPA feature starring Mr. Magoo and directed by veteran Disney director Jack Kinney.
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- warren said...
Thanks for the heads up!
- March 22, 2009 9:34 PM
- Thad said...
It's cool to see Chuck's face on the TCM mainpage.
- March 23, 2009 12:30 PM
Hey Mark, now that it has aired, I'd love to read your thoughts about this documentary.
- March 25, 2009 2:00 PM
- Floyd Norman said...
My wife and I enjoyed the Chuck Jones evening on TCM.
Years ago, when I was much younger, you could actually stop in at Chuck's studio in Hollywood and chat with him. The work day had ended, and Chuck would regale us with wonderful tales of the old days.
I sure miss those evenings.
- March 25, 2009 3:42 PM
- warren said...
I posted some screen grabs from 'The Phantom Tollbooth' the other day. The story was more like a lecture than a film but the BGs were amazing, for the most part. The grabs aren't the greatest quality (from an old VHS) but since there's none floating around...
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For 30 years the United States has been Egypt's weapons supplier, military trainer and financier.
Along the way, top U.S. military officers have built close relationships with their Egyptian counterparts. But for all those connections, the Pentagon is finding it can exert only limited influence as it watches events play out in Cairo.
NBC News Pentagon correspondent Jim Miklaszewski reported Thursday that U.S. military officials are wondering, "What will the Egyptian military do now?"
Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Admiral Michael Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have made seven calls to their Egyptian counterparts in the past two weeks and received assurances that under almost any circumstances "the (Egyptian) military would not fire on the people."
But after Thursday's non-resignation from President Hosni Mubarak, intelligence officials were scrambling to figure out what it meant and U.S. officials were less confident about those earlier assurances.
A spectacular symbol of the enduring U.S.-Egyptian military relationship appeared early in the crisis on Jan. 30, when U.S.-made Lockheed Martin F-16 jets (each worth about $40 million) swooped over Cairo, in an apparent show of force by the Mubarak government.
How that military-to-military relationship might change in one of the biggest unknowns for the Obama administration.
In the short run, U.S. foreign policy experts emphasize the scant ability of American officials to nudge events in the direction of a stable democratic regime.
"The limits are clear," said Richard Haas, a former top State Department official under President George W. Bush and now president of the Council on Foreign Relations. "The U.S. military can communicate messages, as they have been doing and are doing, to their Egyptian counterparts. But at the end of the day, the Egyptian military is going to act in ways that they believes are necessary for their institutional requirements and for their national requirements."
Steven Cook, a Council on Foreign Relations specialist on Egypt who returned from Cairo two weeks ago, said, "I would go so far as to say President Mubarak retains the loyalty of the senior command even though he is transferring power to Vice President Omar Suleiman. ... The military remains committed to defending the Egyptian state. I can't emphasize enough how deeply intertwined they are" with the Mubarak regime.
Middle East expert Anthony Cordesman at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington cautioned in a memo Thursday that, "There is no one military, and a careful distinction needs to be made between the real military" which is under the Defense Ministry, and the security forces that are under Ministry of the Interior.
"These latter forces are the primary source of the oppression documented in the annual U.S. State Department human rights report, and of the growing authoritarianism and abuses that Egyptians are now protesting," he said.
But some regular military officers, he said, "do have every reason to be loyal to the status quo. There are significant numbers of retired senior military officers in Mubarak's inner circle who have been given sinecures and senior posts in the civil government and state industries, and who will want to continue to benefit from the regime," he said. But the bulk of retired senior officers "don't enjoy these privileges."
The implication is that a division could exist in the Egyptian military, both active and retired, between those who back Mubarak and those who support a change.
The most dramatic action Obama and Congress could take to break with Mubarak would be to cut off the $1.3 billion the United States has given Egypt annually under the Foreign Military Financing program to allow it to purchase U.S.-made jets, helicopters, missiles and other hardware.
Haas counsels against that step. "I think the administration is wise to not be talking any longer about potentially threatening aid cutoffs," he said. "The Egyptian military is obviously the pivotal institution. Why do you want to cut off, or in any way threaten to cut off, one of your ties to that institution?"
Jason Brownlee, an Egypt expert at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Texas, points out that if the Obama administration threatened the Egyptian government —either the current one or a future one — with a cutoff of military hardware, the Egyptians could respond by saying, "You know your nuclear-powered aircraft carriers that we've been letting pass through the Suez Canal without any inspections? We're going to have start inspecting those now, because we're always worried about a nuclear accident happening in the Suez Canal."
That could cause U.S. Navy movement from the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf to grind to a halt, Brownlee said.
Any advice Gates or U.S. officers are giving to the Egyptians is now being given in private, said Haas, "and that's exactly the way it should be. ... But the bigger reality is the limits of U.S. influence and the limits of U.S. knowledge."
Haas said he worries that "the longer this drags on, the more the army 'gets out of the barracks.' I see two fundamental risks: the more the army becomes a political actor, it loses some of its 'above politics' or 'beyond politics' legitimacy. Secondly, it could be forced into situations where it needs to takes sides and that could ultimately mean the use of force against one (side) or another."
On Tuesday, Gates lavished praise on Egyptian officers, saying "I think that the Egyptian military has conducted itself in an exemplary fashion during this entire episode. They have acted with great restraint. Frankly, they have done everything that we have indicated we would hope that they would do. ... They have made a contribution to the evolution of democracy and what we're seeing in Egypt."
The Cairo demonstrations were heating up two weeks ago just as Assistant Secretary of Defense Sandy Vershbow was hosting Gen. Sami Anan, chief of staff of the Egyptian armed forces, at the Pentagon for their annual bilateral talks.
"That's just an example of how engaged we are with the Egyptians," said Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell on Jan. 26.
American officials, both uniformed and civilian, have been unstinting over the past few years in their praise of Mubarak and the military.
On Feb. 14, 2010, Mullen visited Cairo to confer with Mubarak.
"More than anything else, I come to see good friends — just had a very engaging, thoughtful meeting with the president, who was very kind with his time," Mullen told reporters afterward. "I use this relationship as a standard-bearer … in so many ways in terms of what I would like to see achieved in other relationships that are much newer than this."
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That relationship is built on a decades-long familiarity with Mubarak, which means its nature must soon change, no mater how the crisis in Egypt plays out.
Gates underscored the personal nature of the alliance during a 2009 visit to Cairo, saying, "I first met President Mubarak nearly 20 years ago," — when Gates was director of Central Intelligence — "and over the years multiple American presidents and administrations have benefited from his wise counsel.
"Our own military has benefited from the interaction with the Egyptian armed forces, one of the most professional and capable in the region," he added. "We are always looking for ways to expand these ties through education, training and exercises."
That connectivity runs through the top ranks of U.S. and Egyptian military officers, who "are interwoven in their personal connections through the training that they've done and through their common strategic vision for the Middle East," said Brownlee.
"It's quite a close relationship, with influence that can go in both directions," he said. "We talk about leverage. Leverage is mutual. I think one of the reasons why the U.S. has difficulties, not just right now, but over the past decade, getting more political reform through (in Egypt) is because any discussion of political change in Egypt is circumscribed by what the Pentagon and American intelligence agencies need from the Egyptian government."
From the point of view of top Pentagon officials, Brownlee, it's a case of "We know these people, we've had a good working relationship with them, and we'd like to continue it. To the extent, we're nudging them at all, we're nudging them in a way that will try to maintain the relationship, not in a way that is going to transform it."
For a relationship that might appear right now to provide the United States with only limited influence, the American investment in Egypt has cost billions of dollars and taken many forms.
Last year, for example, the Obama administration awarded a $213 million contract to Lockheed Martin for production of 20 new F-16s for Egypt, which already owns 240 of the planes. "This is a great day for Lockheed Martin and a testament to the enduring partnership and commitment we have made to the government of Egypt," said Lockheed Vice President John Larson.
Other recent Defense Department investments range from $210 million for refurbishment and upgrading of four U.S.-made frigates in the Egyptian Navy to $145 million for anti-ship missiles made by Boeing.
Egyptian officers train at American military staff colleges under the International Military and Education Training program, funded at about $1.4 million a year.
U.S. Marines and Navy forces conduct biannual joint training with Egyptian and other forces as part of Exercise Bright Star, established in 1981 as a result of the Camp David Peace Accords.
In 2009 U.S. Marines stormed Egyptian beaches near Alexandria during an amphibious assault demonstration as part of Bright Star. "It's been really crucial for prepare U.S. forces for battles in a desert climate," said Brownlee.
The investment in the Egyptian military as a bulwark of regional influence has made sense for U.S. strategic needs: preserving the Egypt-Israel peace accord and projecting U.S. military forces into the Persian Gulf to safeguard energy supplies.
"Egypt is incredibly cooperative when it comes to U.S. vehicles, personnel and materiel going through its territory and going through the Suez Canal," Brownlee said.
From 2001 to 2005 the Egyptian government provided on average 20 overflight permissions per day to U.S. military aircraft, as well as preferential access to the Suez Canal, Brownlee said.
And even though Mubarak publicly opposed the Iraq war "he was operationally fully cooperative" in the U.S. effort to move and re-supply troops, Brownlee noted.


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Power couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes left their Lower Manhattan apartment building and headed to Broadway to catch a showing of "Fences" starring Denzel Washington. (SplashNews)
The Cinema Society with people StyleWatch and J. Crew, screening of "The Romantics" at AMC Loews Theater in New York City. (SplashNews)
Tom Cruise, his wife Katie Holmes, and daughter Suri were pictured celebrating Father's Day in Miami Beach, Florida, where Tom is currently filming the movie 'Rock of Ages'. They walked towards a boat and took an afternoon boat ride on a luxury yacht. (SplashNews)
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise arrive via helicopter to NYC. . Suri was spotted covering her ears because of the helicopters noise. Katie was wearing an 'S' necklace. (SplashNews)
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise holding hands on the set of Tom's movie in Pittsburgh, PA. Katie visited Tom on the set and then went for a walk with their daughter, Suri. (SplashNews)
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise take a walk in Schenley Plaza with her stuffed panda in hand in Pittsburgh, PA. (SplashNews)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes walk hand-in-hand among holiday lights in NYC 2011. (SplashNews)
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise at the National Movie Awards held at the Royal Festival Hall, London, UK 2010. (SplashNews)
Tom Cruise and Katie Homes having a good time at the LA Lakers game. The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves by the final score of 104-96 at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles, California 2010. (SplashNews)
The American Museum of the Moving Image is the only museum in the United States devoted to the art, history, and craft of motion pictures, television, and digital media. Tuesday evening in New York City, the museum saluted Tom Cruise who was accompanied by Katie Holmes. The couple posed, smiled, and held hands throughout the annual black-tie Gala at Ciprianis. The museum is also known for collecting, persevering, and providing access to moving-image related artifacts, screening significant films and other moving-image works. For all the film work Cruise has done, the museum held the event to salute him and his work. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes Leaving L'Ermitage Hotel December 2007 (FameFlynet)
AFI Opening Night 'Lions For Lambs' Premiere on 11-01-07 Hollywood, CA (FameFlynet)
TomKat Work Up a Sweat On Dance Floor July 2007 (FameFlynet)
Mentor LA's Promise Gala on 03-22-07 Los Angeles, CA (FameFlynet)
ROME, ITALY: Tom Cruise, right, and Katie Holmes with their daughter Suri, hold hands as they leave their hotel in Rome, on Thursday November 16th 2006. Cruise and Holmes are expected to marry in the Orsini Odescalchi castle in the lakeside town of Bracciano just 37.5 miles from the capital, this weekend. As the much awaited wedding of the Hollywood pair approaches, no details of where the actual ceremony might take place have been released. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes Watch Isabella Soccer Game November 2006 (FameFlynet)
War Of The Worlds Premiere, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, Calif June 2005 (FameFlynet)
Tom and Katie at s soccer finale in Los Angeles, 12-10-2005 (FameFlynet)
Tom & Katie in Los Angeles 12-03-2005 (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Cruise's son Conor attend another one of Isabella's soccer games in Brentwood. Cruise took time out from watching the game to play catch with his son. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes Attend 'Valkyrie' Premiere In Berlin January 20, 2009 (FameFlynet)
'Valkyrie' Premiere Rio de Janeiro, Brazil February 2009 (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise And Katie Holmes At A Park In Melbourne 08-15-09 (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise And Katie Holmes Take The Family Out To Eat Oct. 2009 (FameFlynet)
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – FEBRUARY 26: Actors Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise arrive at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter at Sunset Tower on February 26, 2012 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Mark Sullivan/WireImage)
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – FEBRUARY 26: Actors Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise arrive at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter at Sunset Tower on February 26, 2012 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Mark Sullivan/WireImage)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes at the National Movie Awards on May 26th, 2010 in London, England. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise spends the afternoon exploring the beautiful city of Cambridge, Massachusetts with his daughter Suri Cruise on October 10, 2009. Suri looks to be quickly becoming a Daddy's girl as she stays closer by Tom's side and further from Katie's. (FameFlynet)
Actors Tom Cruise and wife Katie Holmes step out for a romantic dinner date this evening in New York, New York on June 21, 2010 (FameFlynet)
Actors Tom Cruise and his wife Katie Holmes made there way out of their home in New York City, New York on September 7, 2010 along with their children Connor , Isabella and little Suri. Katie and Tom were all smiles as they protected a shy little Suri from all the cameras. (FameFlynet)
Actor Tom Cruise holds his wife Katie Holmes by the hand as they leave their house in New York City, New York on June 22, 2010. Tom and Katie made their way to a Broadway play, Fences, after a long day of promotion and taking care of the kids. (FameFlynet)
Actor Tom Cruise arrived back at his New York City, New York hotel which he calls home with wife Katie Holmes and daughter Suri on December 20, 2010. Suri was camera shy this afternoon so her dad gave her a lift to hide her from the cameras. The Holmes-Cruise family spent the weekend celebrating Katie's birthday with a trip to see the Nutcrackers and having dinner at elegant restaurants. (FameFlynet)
Katie Holmes & Tom Cruise The National Movie Awards 2010 (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise And Family At A Park In Sevilla December 2009 (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise And Family On The Set Of 'Mission Impossible 4: Ghost January 2011 (FameFlynet)
Tom & Katie Heading To A Play In New York May 2010 (FameFlynet)
Actress Katie Holmes arrived with her supportive actor husband Tom Cruise to attend the screening of 'The Romantics' in New York City, New York on September 7, 2010. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes put up a united front as they took a jog together in Boston, MA with three body guards in tow on October 31, 2009. (FameFlynet)
Actor Tom Cruise and wife actress Katie Holmes headed out for a lovely Italian meal in Prague, Czech Republic on September 21, 2010 with their four-year-old daughter Suri and her buggy. Tom has brough his family along for the location scout that he has taken upon himself to find the best locations for the fourth Mission Impossible film for which Tom is not only the lead actor but also apart of the writer and production team on the film. Little Suri decided she was tired of pushing her cart around and had Dad give her a lift while mom took on the toys. (FameFlynet)
After wrapping up a day of filming "Knight and Day" Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise depart from the set for some family time in Sevilla, Spain on December 7, 2009. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes appeared surprisingly in love and enjoying one another's company as they attended a soccer match in Sevilla, Spain at the Sanches Pizjuan stadium on December 12, 2009. The duo smiled the night away as they sipped on pints of beer and acted very affectionate toward each other. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz Attend 'Knight and Day' Premiere in Seville, Spain on June 16, 2010. (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Connor Cruise, Suri Cruise and Katie's parents Kathleen and Martin enjoying a day checking out the sights with other family members in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on April 01, 2012. Tom was taking a break from the set of his new movie 'Oblivion' (FameFlynet)
Katie Visiting Tom On The Set Of 'One Shot' OCt. 2011 (FameFlynet)
Katie Visiting Tom On The Set Of 'One Shot' OCt. 2011 (FameFlynet)
Tom Cruise And Family Sightseeing In New York December 2011 (FameFlynet)
Getting themselves into the holiday spirit, actors and couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes went hand-in-hand as they took their daughter Suri to see the Radio City Christmas Spectacular in New York, New York on December 17th, 2011. (FameFlynet)
The premiere of "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" took place at the Ziegfeld Theater in Manhattan, New York on December 19, 2011. (FameFlynet)
Actress Katie Holmes left the after party dinner for her latest film "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" with her husband Tom Cruise hand in hand outside the Lincoln Center in New York City, New York on August 7, 2011. (FameFlynet)
Caption: Here are Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes on the day of their wedding in an official photo to mark the ceremony. The happy couple tied the knot at Odescalchi Castle overlooking Lake Bracciano outside of Rome, Italy before more than 150 close family and friends on Saturday, November 18. Giorgio Armani created unique custom-designed attire for the bride, groom, wedding party and immediate family. Katie Holmes wore a fitted Armani off-the-shoulder bridal gown with a train in ivory silk cadis adorned in Valenciennes lace and Swarovski beaded crystal embroidery, featuring a delicate crinoline frill at the shoulders and a silk soleil border around the hem. The gown was complemented by an ivory tulle floor length veil and ivory silk shoes. The official wedding party included Cruise's children, Isabella and Connor. The Best Man was David Miscavige and the Matron of Honor was Holmes' sister Nancy Blaylock. Also in attendance were Holmes' two older sisters, her brother, her mother Kathleen and her father Martin Holmes, who walked her down the aisle, as well as Cruise's three sisters and mother Mary Lee Pfeiffer and Cruise and Holmes' seven month old daughter Suri. The traditional marriage ceremony was performed by a Scientology minister, according to a statement released by reps for the couple. (SplashNews)
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise make their way to a showing of Greenday's American Idiot show in NYC, NY on April 12, 2011. (FameFlynet)
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Tom Cruise And Katie Holmes Hug It Out On The Set Of 'Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol' (FameFlynet)
The Kennedys World Premiere held at The AMPAS Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, California in March 28th, 2011 (FameFlynet)


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Stonington - When storms strike, residents wanting the most updated and complete information about Town Hall closings, plowing efforts, power outages, shelters, forecasts and parking bans go to First Selectman Ed Haberek's personal Facebook page, where he posts frequent updates.
On other days he posts information about other municipal issues such as hirings and resignations, economic reports and his daily activities as first selectman. The profile picture shows him at his desk in Town Hall and greeting Filipino dignitaries in the first-floor corridor with a sign behind him that reads "Town of Stonington Welcomes."
But in order to access the information, Haberek's
Facebook "friends" also have to wade through myriad personal posts about his gym workouts, laundromat trips, Montreal Canadiens scores, family activities, inspirational quotes and photos of topless and bikini-clad female bodybuilders and fitness models from pages that he "likes."
Groton and New London have official government Facebook pages; Stonington does not. In New London, Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio has an official mayoral Facebook page that contains only government information, as well as a separate personal Facebook page.
Stonington is updating its website, and the improvements should allow Haberek to post the same updates as he does on Facebook, according to the town's information technology manager, Roger Kizer. Currently, almost all of Haberek's Facebook updates are not on the website.
In recent months, Haberek's Facebook page has also been a place for his supporters to lash out at his critics.
In one recent post, the first selectman's mother, Patricia Haberek, told school board member Alisa Morrison "to get a life" and told another poster that Morrison "will get her's someday."
Patricia Haberek's comments came after Morrison questioned why Haberek had spent much of last Thursday's school board meeting texting on his phone, which she said was disrespectful to those at the meeting. Haberek removed the comment from his page, but his wife posted that he had been busy dealing with family bad news. Haberek's page, though, shows he posted updates on the Canadiens-Bruins hockey game during the two-hour meeting.
Morrison, who was a Democrat until she left the party in November, and Republican Selectwoman Glee McAnanly are calling for the town to establish an official Facebook page instead of relying on Haberek's personal page for the latest town news. Habarek is a Democrat. Editor's note: This corrects an earlier version of this paragraph.
Morrison wrote a letter to the Board of Selectmen this week asking for the creation of a municipal Facebook page and establishment of protocols for social media by town employees, both of which she said have been done in other municipalities.
The picture of Haberek in Town Hall would lead people to "assume that this is the official page of the town or at least the official page of the First Selectman," she wrote.
Morrison said that when people use his page to access critical information about storms, they are "assaulted with various posts regarding his workout regime, news on the Philippines, hockey scores, even photos of his infected toe prior to lancing at the podiatrist. If this is the face of the town, this is an embarrassment. The constant posts about 'working out' and 'doing laundry' are inappropriate for an official page," she wrote.
"It is embarrassing that someone who goes on Facebook to read about our town or news in a snow emergency, will instead see that the First Selectman likes pages such as 'Mommy has a Naughty Side,' 'Playboy Philippines' and 'Victoria Secret Models,' not to mention the countless pages of other models in bikinis, questionable body building sites and women weightlifters," Morrison added.
She pointed out that while most of Haberek's page is public, he can block posts and remove posts he does not like.
"Again, not appropriate for a town page," she wrote, adding he should also post a disclaimer on his page that it is a personal page and not the town page.
She said the change should also apply to Haberek's use of Twitter under @First Selectman, which she said people assume are official tweets from the first selectman's office.
Haberek did not respond this week to questions about his Facebook page.
McAnanly, who was defeated by Haberek in November, had said during the campaign that if elected first selectman, she would establish a town Facebook page.
"We need a town Facebook page. You have to look at how people get their information today. Facebook is how they get it," she said.
She added that while updating the town website is a great idea, "the community is telling us Facebook is what they want."
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