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- Studio: CBS Films
- Release Date: Feb 3, 2012
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Mixed: 37 out of 245
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Aug 23, 2014" I believe the most rational mind can play tricks in the dark." - Daily
A great horror movie.A mystery house in a strange world. I jumped at every scene.
Feb 25, 2014I like this movie most horror movies have an unnecessary amount of swearing but not this one. I showed a trailer to my friend and he said it look to scary for a PG-13 movie
Dec 14, 2013Consensus: Traumatizing, frightening, suspenseful and creating a suffocating atmosphere, "The Woman in Black" is the best horror film of all time. Worldwide Box Office: $127,730,736. MY SCORE: 96/100 (A+)
REVIEW: Directed by James Watkins "The Woman In Black" is a remake of the eponymous 1989 movie based on the book by Susan Hill. The movie starts very well showing us an eerie scene, but I must admit it's kind of boring at first, but after that begins all the tension, more terror, etc... The Woman in Black has excellent performances: Daniel Radcliffe fits well in his role of Arthur Kipps like all the other amazing actors (Ciarán Hinds, Janet McTeer), and certainly is very well traced the idea of make this film at a time not current, and this plus all the suspense and photography, plus all the performances made the perfect movie. The level of terror that The Woman In Black offers is impressive, no gore, or anything, but there are many, but many effective scares! I almost died!, forget movies like Grave Encounters, The Conjuring and The Exorcist. The Woman In Black is the best. This film Left me a little confused with the end but after saw it again and again and I understood a little more, there is much originality in the handling of many of the suspense and scares, but obviously still more of the same (loud noises, things moving by itself, shadows) and doesn't offers nothing new to the horror genre but it's incredibly frightening. No doubt that with this film Watkins showed us that has talent as a director, and I hope to know more about him soon. Another thing is the special effects, a very nice job was done with these, The Woman In Black doesn't looks cheap or done with CGI, the film despite his budget of USD 17 million, the film is looks much more than that, it has a very creepy sound effects that create a terrifying atmosphere and it has an intense finish, and also has a very stressful and traumatic picture. No matter if you see the film in the morning, afternoon or evening this will scare you and surprise you, and certainly I think it's the best horror movie of all, the best, the #1 and it's highly recommend.
NICE: The whole atmosphere created by the movie, all the suspense, all the terror, the screaming, the scares, the performances of the entire cast, a movie that is worth seeing.
FAIL: It doesn't offers anything new, but is very original about creating a frightening atmosphere.
WATCH THIS MOVIE IF... You like suspense, terror without much gore, also if you expect a few odd ,bizarre, and extreme scenes.
DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE IF... You expect much gore or Profanity.
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FULL REVIEW at my Blog: www.MemoBosque.Blogspot.Mx… Expand
Jan 31, 2013Hammer Horror returns in full force in the 2012 film adaptation of THE WOMAN IN BLACK, starring Daniel Radcliffe. A lowly young lawyer is sent to prepare the sale of a grand old estate, the Eel Marsh House, but unbeknownst to him, the house carries with it an ominous curse that has been plaguing the children of the small town for years. After settling in, Arthur begins experiencing horrific visions as the ghosts of the past return to haunt him! THE WOMAN IN BLACK is an excellent revival of the Gothic tradition that echoes the works of Jack Clayton and Alejandro Amenábar in their retellings of the classic novella, The Turn of the Screw. A constant sense of dread befalls the viewer as we are drowned in mists and shadows. Director James Watkins takes a timely approach to storytelling of his own which pays off entirely, and allows for many long, drawn out sequences to incrementally heighten the tension and suspense as we await the final shock in the end. THE WOMAN IN BLACK also focuses heavily on eerie effects which can be achieved in frame rather than destroying the fantasy through computerized scares. Daniel Radcliffe is amply equipped for the role as the grieving lawyer Arthur Kipps, and plays perfectly in to the Edwardian setting. One can only hope that this will continue to spark more ghostly haunts in the terrifying tradition of the Hammer House of Horror.… Expand
Jan 17, 2013Holy F*********n **** this movie is the scariest movie I have ever seen. The Women in Black literally blends into her mansion, very well. She becomes the shadows, and lives in the shadows, and the only reason she will come out is to kill children. now don't get me wrong, this is an amazing movie, it's just. Well If you are somewhere around 13 years old or younger, you will still get scared out of your mind.… Expand
Oct 22, 2012This is the best horror film ive seen in a while. while its not a full horror movie it has a great storyline that keeps you wondering the environments are very creepy and they did everything right this movie is half suspense half horror since most of the horror is psychological there are some parts in the movie when the antagonist will pop out of no where and scare the bejesus out of you if you are into horror/ suspense movies with awesome storylines this is for you… Expand
Oct 4, 2012The Woman in Black is a well-done and actually frightening adaptation that is filled with constant jump scares and great performances. The only thing I didn't like about the film was that many scenes from the novel were cut out of the film and it was really different from the book, but as a film being loosly based on the novel, it is great. TWIB is not as good as the novel but it is still pretty good...and frightening.… Expand
Apr 8, 2012This movie cheats - the ending is totally illogical and doesn't fit the rest of the story - there is nothing to lead to it - not bad till then, but you'll be asking yourself "What happened?" Totally unsatisfying.
Mar 25, 2012This was a beautifully crafted, suspense-filled thriller. On the edge of my seat, holding my breath, I was completely engrossed in this film. Daniel Radcliffe was superb, as was the rest of the cast. A great story with great scare - without unnecessary blood and gore. Definitely see it.
Mar 23, 2012I suppose I am one of the few who don't think Daniel Radcliffe is a bad actor because film great, it gave all the necessary chills and scares but still giving us an understanding of why it is all happening.
For a PG it was pretty scary and the ending was satisfying as well as creepy.
It is a film you should see but don't expect any magic.
Mar 20, 2012A breathtaking movie and quite intriguing for the way it is carried and operated by Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliffe). We might say that eventually, in the twenty-first century, the horror is not a cliché.
Mar 10, 2012This is horror! When you look it alone in the night.. lights are off and you're tired! After movie you can smell your own fear! .............................................................................
Mar 9, 2012this film is a outstanding horror with scenes that make you jump out of your seat. i am impressed with Daniel Radcliffe i didn't think he would get out of harry potter but he did. people are saying that the special effects were bad, THEY ARE STUPID, the special effects were great. finally if i could pick any horror film to see again i would see this one.
Mar 4, 2012Great horror movie! Was jumping about every 5 seconds! Would definately recommend it! Great acting and a really good plot. It gave me goosebumps, and I don't generally get goosebumps. Has good twists and frights and just when you think you know what will happen next, it changes. Great film.
Mar 2, 2012Yeah, finally a new horror classic, The Woman in Black is great (the show, and the book are better), but this adaptation is really incredible, have much interesting elements, and the performance of Radcliffe, is great, I forget that he is Harry Potter in the films. The Woman in Black is a great interesting film.
Feb 27, 2012I liked this movie. I didnt find it scary but more jumpy in two or three parts. Acted really well although Dan Radcliffe at the beginning of the movie was a bit poor he ends up stepping it up.
Feb 25, 2012it will creep you out. does it play its part as a horror movie? it certainly does. it's not gory, but the atmospheres that are created in the movie along with some genuine surprises along the way will have you cringing in fear. i thoroughly enjoyed it! Radcliffe's performance was absolutely brilliant.
Feb 21, 2012"The Woman in Black" makes you jump and scream. A new way to scare much more different than the movies we usually watch nowadays, much better too.
Its a really good movie and the actors and actresses do their best, they all make you feel as if you were in the movie, and so you get scared.
Feb 21, 2012This is genuinely one of the scariest films I've seen. the atmosphere throughout the movie is dark and creepy and the settings are really good. At one point I had goosebumps all over and just wanted to hide behind my coat which is something I don't think I have ever done and I like to think I'm quite a hardened horror film watcher! I really don't understand how anyone finds this film not scary... Daniel Radcliffe's performance is being criticised for being un-emotional and bland but as his wife died and all he lives for is his son and he is generally quite unhappy you can hardly expect him to be an enthousiastic person right!? I think he plays the role very well and this was the thing I feared the most, that he would be Harry Potter forever and hard to take seriously, but the opposite was the case. The only criticism I have is the ending which was a bit cliche.....… Expand
Feb 15, 2012This movie is a great scary film with lots of 'boo' moments and leaves you pale and shaky. There is an emotional part towards the end. Very Good film that I would watch again.
Feb 14, 2012Very good movie. The story was well done. It was not over the top. Crazy ghost, haunted house, small town, and a creepy felling through the movie. Some people like blood and gore in there movies. If you like blood and gore this is not the movie to see. just go home and pop in a low budget horror film and in joy.
Feb 6, 2012If Human Centipede is your idea of a good genre film, stay away from this movie. I really liked it. It's atmospheric and melancholy and has some good old fashioned spooks. The art direction and cinematography are sublime. It's definitely a throwback to the old fashioned British Horror films of the 60s and 70s and a welcome return of Hammer Films, who created some really iconic films back in the day. Recommended if you love old stories about haunted houses and castles and weird old towns with superstitions and stuff. I suspect that the general public will find it a bit boring since it lets the story slowly evolve and doesn't feature any gory deaths or people getting tortured or silly gimmicks. Daniel Radcliffe was pretty good, if a bit young for the role. Here's hoping for more alternatives to the usual torture porn and Japanese horror remakes that have become the boring norm lately.… Expand
Feb 4, 2012One of the better scary movies I've seen in the last few years. As long as you don't go see it in a theater with a bunch of little kids trying to be funny the whole time, or scream at every part (then proceed to laugh because they screamed), this movie will genuinely creep you out. I literally got goose bumps at one point just out of sheer creepiness. I honestly can say I've NEVER had that happen to me in any scary movie - ever. If you like gothic horror films, definitely check this out. I have no idea how the 2 negative reviewers felt the way they did. I do not share a single feeling with anything they said.… Expand
Feb 3, 2012I once heard that Daniel Radcliffe, or more widely known as "Harry Potter" , never had to work again due to the series Harry Potter. From the acting he performed in this movie and the overall performance, that rumor should have stayed true.
Boring and sedentary, not to mention only occasionally coherent, this creaking-door mystery is not much of a vehicle to display young Mr. Radcliffe's range and charm.
Check behind the doors. Switch on all the lights. You won't be sleeping soundly for a while.
There is one nice pop-up scare against a dozen or so false, ineffectual ones - a poor percentage. As the title states, she is a woman and wears black, but she might as well be a hastily decked-out script girl for all her impact.


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With respect to any residential mortgage or residential mortgage transaction consummated after the effective date of this chapter, and except as provided in paragraph (2), the provisions of this chapter shall supersede any provisions of the law of any State relating to requirements for obtaining or maintaining private mortgage insurance in connection with residential mortgage transactions, cancellation or automatic termination of such private mortgage insurance, any disclosure of information addressed by this chapter, and any other matter specifically addressed by this chapter.
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c " 1 r1 ( C-irrJ 7 r- v S V. r: Volume 39 Number 21 Motions by college denied by Beverly Taggart Two more motions filed by Assistant Attorney General Brinton R. Burbidge concerning salaries of Weber State College employees were denied by Third Judicial District Court'Judge G. Howell Taylor. A Motion for Stay of Execution of Judgment and a Motion for New Hearing or in the Alternative Motion to Amend Judgement were both denied. President Rodney Brady now has 30 days to comply with the court order in releasing salaries, or he can appeal to the Utah Supreme Court. Reasons given for filling the motions are as follows: "Defendant Rodney H. Brady and other defendants are presently pursuing an appeal of the Order of this Court in the Supreme Court of the State of Utah," "The privacy rights of individual employees of Weber State College will be irreparably damaged by the release of identifiable salary information," and "The orderly operation and management of personnel at Weber State College will be irreparably damaged by the release of this information." The college asked for a hearing, which was denied, based on the fact that salary information in the public school system is not available to the public in a personally identifiable format. According to the order signed by Judge Taylor last week, the college is to release personally identifiable salary information to Signpost Editor John Redding for his inspection, examination, and copying. The order also states that withholding tax information of all employees is private information and shall not be released, and students on work study shall not have their salary released to the newspaper. Spokesperson for the college, Elaine Jarrett, said yesterday that President Brady has not yet received the court order. The Signpost recieved a copy of the order last Friday. ( JONESTOWN, GUYANA PEOPLE S Temple suicidf' eyewit- ness will speak at Thursday's con- Tape information line will be installed for students by John Eldard managing editor A tape information line that students can call to get information about activities, hours of operation of the library, and other information pertaining to WSC facilities will be installed in the future, says Greg Garfield ASWSC President. A survey was distributed to students, and 86 per cent of those returning the survey favored the idea.- "The next step is to decide on the best route. The most functional for the college." he said. At present the survey revealed that the entertainment column in the Signpost is the first place that those students surveyed would look if they wanted to go to an activity. Word of mouth and the U.B. foyer calendar of events were second and third. Attend for entertainment Most of the students said that they attend an activity on campus for entertainment. Their second choice was to do things with a friend or date. What type of activity would the students prefer each quarter? Two or three more specific elaborate activities each quarter Weber State College Ogden, Utah V vocation in the Val A. Browning Performing Arts Center Main Auditorium. were preferred over several small diversified activities, multi-organizational sponsored activities and activities sponsored individually by individual organizations. Movies and music were the type of activity that the students said that they enjoyed most. During the month the survey was taken, the type of events the students said that they attended were sports events, a movie on campus, a cultural event, a disco dance in the U.B. and a formal occasion; in that order of importance.$20,000 to spend A dance, movie, and a play on three different weekends would Eyewitness to speak about mass suicide Mark Lane, eyewitness to the Jonestown, Guyana tragedy and lawyer for the People's Temple, will explain what happened in Guyana and why, during the noon convocation on Thursday Jan. 11 in the Val A. Browning Performing Arts Center Main Auditorium. Known for his work on the John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations, Lane worked closely with Jim Jones and was in Guyana during the mass suicide. His account sheds light on this tragic incident, says Scott Applonie ASWSC cultural affairs vice president. Lane worked as an aide to Kennedy during his Presidential campaign and was arrested for New class WSC News Bureau Registration for a series of classes in high speed longhand is now being handled at the Weber State College Division of Continuing Education. "This method of fast writing can be easily and quickly lear- be the calendar of events if the majority of the students surveyed had $20.00 to spend on an acitivity. A rock and roll concert was ranked very close. A sports event, a formal dinner and dance and a formal musical were the other less favored activities. "If you think about all the survey s we've taken. We're taking a general picture and trying to get a specific picture. Trying to understand the attitude of what constitutes the student-body.," said Garfield. The first survey revealed the faculty's attitude towards students. Second survey The second survey was an January 9, 1979 civil rights demonstrating with Martin Luther King Jr. He was a New York State Legislator from 1960 to 1962. An author and lecturer, Lane served in the Army and graduated from Brooklyn college of law. During the Vietnam Conflict Lane founded the Covered Wagon of Mountain Home, Idaho a counseling service for conscientious objectors. He organized the Wounded Knee Legal Defense Offense Committee while defending Dennis Banks in a case involving prosecutorial misconduct. He is now representing James Earl Ray in the King assassination case. offered ned," said Jay Bachman, WSC director conferences for Continuing Education. Individuals planning to sign for the course are invited to call him at 626-6640. The course will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Jan. 9 to Feb. 8, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the WSC School of Business and Economics, Room 208 in Building Two. Fees are $37, plus $10 if credit is wanted. analysis of the effectiveness of the student government public relations. The third survey tried to find out the background of the average student. The next survey, Garfield said, will see if students will support specific activities. "We're seriously thinking of redistributing student fees to build an athletic complex," he added. The next survey will also find out how the students feel about the idea. Approximately $7.50 of the students quarterly activity fee is alloted for student activities. Inside Today's Signpost Classifieds I'g. 7 Sports Pg. 6, 7 Campus Scenes I'g. 3
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1979-01-09, Vol. 39, No. 21
|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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|Publisher Digital
|Stewart Library, Weber State University
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Carrie Doehring and Mark Grace to Help Us Envision the Future of Pastoral and Spiritual Care
Join us in November for this year's online conference ...
By bringing together presenters and participants from around the world, we seek to join in conversation around the future we see and seek to create for pastoral and spiritual care. Dr. Carrie Doehring from Illif Seminary in Denver and Dr. Mark Grace from Baylor Health Care System in Dallas are two of the 17 presenters already committed to being part of this conference. The conference, which will be held at the Oates Institute, Online, November 6-15, will bring together a collection of voices to envision future possibilities and opportunities for pastoral and spiritual care at the intersections of in-patient, out-patient, congregation, corporate, and community care. Our goal is to explore how we work together to create the future we prefer and discover what will it take to develop and prepare for the new possibilities and opportunities that are emerging?
Dr. Carrie Doehring is an Associate Professor of Pastoral Care at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado. She joined the Iliff faculty in 2003, having taught for 11 years in the masters' and doctoral programs at Boston University's School of Theology, and in the Counseling Psychology and Religion Ph.D. Program in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. She is a licensed psychologist in Massachusetts and Colorado, and a diplomat in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors.
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Her three book publications are Internal Traumatization (University Press of America, 1992) an empirical study of women's images of God and their history of childhood abuse, Taking Care: Monitoring Power Dynamics and Relational Boundaries in Pastoral Care and Counseling (Abingdon, 1995), and The Practice of Pastoral Care: A Postmodern Approach (Westminster John Knox, 2006). She currently is writing a second edition of The Practice of Pastoral Care, which is used as a textbook in introductory courses and clinical pastoral education.
Dr. Mark Grace is the Vice President of Mission and Ministry at Baylor Health Care System in Texas, where he has served for 26 of his 30 years in health care. He has served as a CPE Resident, chaplain, pastoral educator, and health care executive. Both he and his wife, Linda Wilkerson, also serve as co-senior pastors of Iglesia Bill Harrod in West Dallas, Texas. IBH is a vibrant, bilingual, multi-ethnic congregation with a sixty year history of serving the poor.
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- Wendy Cadge, Ph.D., Author, Paging God: Religion in the Halls of Medicine
- Patricia Donahoo, D.Min., Director of Women's Ministries, Disciples of Christ
- George Handzo, M.Div., BCC, Healthcare Chaplaincy and Chaplaincy consultant
- Clifford Kuhn, MD, Psyciatrist known as the Laugh Doctor, specialist in integrative medicine
- Dallas Little, D.Min., Air Force chaplain (Major) working with PTSD, Travis AFB
- Malcolm Marler, D.Min., BCC, Director of Pastoral Care, UAB Hospital, Birmingham
- Ron Oliver, Ph.D., BCC, Systems Vice-President of Mission and Outreach at Norton Health Care, Louisville
- Doug Ronsheim, D.Min., Executive Director, American Association of Pastoral Counselors
- Bruce Rumbold, Ph.D., Palliative Care Senior Lecturer, Public Health, Australia
- Paul Simmons, Ph.D., Bioethicist, University of Louisville Medical School
- Joseph Steier, JD, President, Signature Healthcare
- Valerie Storms, M.Div., BCC, President, Association of Professional Chaplains
- John Swinton, Ph.D., Spirituality and Health, Kings College, Aberdeen, Scotland
- Dianne Timmering, Vice President of Spirituality, Signature Healthcare
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Pay down debt, reclaim your life
Nation's addiction to credit is unsettling to say the least.
Just before Christmas, the Associated Press reported that Americans are losing the battle with credit-card debt. We're falling behind on payments, and defaults and delinquencies are increasing rapidly.
The subprime mortgage mess is partly to blame,
economists say. But they also cite "America's long-standing attitude
that debt -- even high-interest credit card debt -- is not a big deal."
Howard Dvorkin, the founder of a Florida credit counseling service, put it this way: "The desire of consumers to want, want, want, spend, spend, spend -- it's the fabric of our nation."
Dvorkin's words irritated the heck out of me. Unfortunately, they happen to be true.
'Yuppie food stamps'
Sometimes, credit can be mighty useful. Major medical care for an uninsured in-law went on plastic because he didn't happen to have thousands of dollars lying around loose. Of course, he's now struggling to pay it off.
I paid for my divorce with a Visa. In fact, the
attorney required an active credit card on file to top off the retainer
as needed. This put me in debt for some time and my, didn't it feel
swell to pay it off.
These days, I buy everything with a credit card: utilities, gasoline, medicine, groceries. That's because I want the frequent-flier miles. But it's also because I can pay the card in full each month. I wouldn't charge something I couldn't technically buy with cash.
If you're using credit "to inflate your lifestyle," as financial expert Robert Manning puts it, then you're heading for trouble. Or maybe you're already there. In an MSN article Manning, the author of "Credit Card Nation" voiced concerns over young people who seem to accept that "they will be in debt all their lives."
"Students now refer to their (credit) cards as 'yuppie food stamps'," Manning said.
Hmmm. At what point did Americans decide it was OK to become indentured servants to the likes of Capital One?
Good life, bad debt?
Sometimes I feel like a credit card Cassandra, screaming the same screams over and over: Tragedy! Financial ruin! Stop buying stuff you can't afford! But it's hard to get anyone to listen. Way too many people don't care about interest rates and how much they're actually paying for those Coach bags and wide-screen HDTVs. They want these things, and they want them now. They don't want to save up or, heaven forbid, buy something that matches their actual ability to pay.
The poorest Americans can
still get new cars, televisions, computers, game systems and other
big-ticket items. Of course, they're getting them on credit.
This is what the economists call "bad debt," i.e. purchases that immediately lose value (think "new car the instant you drive it off the lot") and have no chance to increase in value (think "laptop" vs. "mortgage").
And yeah, I do think that bad debt is a tragedy. It takes away our ability to direct our own lives. It reduces us to a bunch of wage slaves locked into stanchions. It keeps us working as hard as we can to make minimum payments on all the things we buy to take our minds off how hard we work.
In the film "Dead Again," the character played by an uncredited (as it were) Robin Williams mentions the "karma credit plan" -- "Buy now, pay forever."
Do you really want to pay forever for a handbag or a PDA or, good grief, for a pizza delivery?
If not, please resolve tonight to do something about it. Find a reputable credit counselor.
Talk to your spouse or partner about money goals. Borrow personal
finance books from the library. (Don't have a library card? Get one!
They're free!) Browse the MSN Money message boards for advice, support and inspiration.
Just don't stay stuck. Don't pay forever.
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1. Performing sit-ups will increase back health. In all reality there is very minimal research and true testimony to support this concept. The quality of actual core development you receive during core work on your back with full flexion of the lumbar spine in combination with excessive and repetitive disc stresses; this can in fact lead to lumbar damage in most people. National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health states that repeatedly compressing the spine to levels higher than the NIOSH standards in a repeat fashion has been shown to increase the risk of low back disorders (Axler and McGill 1997).
2. Strengthening your back will aid in protecting your back from injury. You would think this to be true and many use this catch phrase to assure people that what they are teaching is helpful rather than hurtful. But it is important to understand that muscles work as a team and just because you are strengthening your back does not take into account that you won't throw it out again or that your chances of injury will be lessened. Your back is a part of your unique core circuit and when I care for my own body and other people's bodies, I try to make it a point to help people understand that they body should not be segmented into tiny little muscles or controlled areas, but rather seen as a unit. Think of back care as full body care. Many of times the need for back care is really an issue with the hip flexors, or sacrum, hamstrings, even the arches of the feet.
3. Stop crunching your vertebrae. And I mean exactly that. As a yoga teacher and educator in core health, I have seen huge success and head way for those who change their approach to back bending. Most of us lean back and call it a back bend, only to leave the back, particularly the lower lumbar and sacrum to suffer. Now that suffering may not be felt today or even in the next year, but that build up of negative compression over time will eventually lead to an unexpected pain or injury. Utilizing your pelvic floor and leading with your pelvis can allow you to feel a more complete spinal opening and also receive release in the groin, an area we have muscles attaching in and locating their opposite ends at our lower back and ribs. So stand up, find neutral, activate your pelvic floor and torso circuit and inhale raise your arms and leading with your pelvis lean back. Let your spine, neck and head follow in the action of the pelvis rather than the neck and head flailing back as a means to go deeper.
4. Strength and stretch simultaneously. When you work with back care do you find you have separate moves for strengthening and separate moves for stretching? If so, why? What if every pose was its own counter pose, what if what you were doing was able to work the entire body and the back reaps the benefits.
5. Our back muscles cover our kidneys which is an area all about detoxifying and letting go. You can do all the physical exercise you want, but sometimes the physical ailments you are feeling are of something much deeper. Look at your person body, mind and spirit. When I work with students one-on-one or in a group, I am constantly reminding them that their life and issues are not separate of their physical bodies. Our bodies are like a filing cabinet, and if they have not been emptied out in thirty years, well then, I think you get the idea.
6. Finally, in the end how you care for your back is really a mental change even more than a physical one. We as a society (this is just a generalization, not everyone) have a: give it to me now, quick fix attitude. And that attitude will reflect in our bodies' responses to healing. If you want to improve flexibility, strength, or heal an injury, we need to start understanding and addressing that those things take time, both as the student and as the teacher to develop and maintain. A little goes a long way. Be detailed in what you are teaching and ask questions as a student. Just getting the movement done is not enough and just because something is hard or you are moving quickly doesn't mean it's healthy. So if your back could talk what would it say to you today?


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Lightweight and extremely aggressively-priced, Lenovo's quad-core Android tablet running Android Jellybean 4.2 pushes the budget barrier.
Google executive Huga Barra said that Google's Nexus family of devices will be the first to get the new version of Jellybean Android 4.3, but the Google Play Edition phones will have to wait a little while.
Jumping the gun before CES this year, Samsung has showed off two new cameras in preparation for the gadget show.
Asus' latest hybrid can switch between Android and Windows 8.1 in four seconds. The company also revealed Australian pricing and availability for its Vivo Tab Note 8 Windows tablet.
Red is the colour of desire, so it's fitting that the 4G HTC Desire 601 now comes with a lick of red lipstick, only on O2.
Lenovo's taken the wraps off three new budget Android tablets -- two 7-inchers and a 10-incher. They're all available to buy in the UK now.
The newest Android-powered camera from Samsung gets a fresh design, a new processor, NFC, and some more cool shooting options, but keeps the original's lens, sensor, and great 4.8-inch screen.
Just in time for Black Friday, the low-cost sibling to the Moto X pops up on the e-commerce giant with shipping starting on December 4.
Samsung's worst-kept secret is now out in the open: two new big-screen phones are on their way.
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AICN Anime - In Depth With Adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's Buddha - Screening at NYAFF
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The New York Asian Film Festival ( at Lincoln Center July 1 - 14, at Japan Society July 7 - 10 ) is turning 10 years old. Presents include a Takashi Miike World Premiere and the long-awaited animated epic based on Osamu Tezuka's life of Buddha. Special guests include Tsui Hark, Ryoo Seung-Wan, Su Chao-pin, Takayuki Yamada, Tak Sakaguchi and many more.
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And, we're fortunate to be able to discuss some of the films being screened.
Anime Spotlight: OSAMU TEZUKA'S BUDDHA: THE GREAT DEPARTURE
Alongside his magnum opus, Phoenix, Osamu Tezuka's fictionalized biography of Buddha (released in North America by Vertical) was one of the "God of Manga's" major older audience works. (The "older audience" bit of that is a bit complicated. It ran in Tezuka's own alternative manga anthology COM, but when that magazine folded, Buddha had to find new homes in the likes of Shounen World and Comic Tom).
In Buddha's, Tezuka found the ideal subject for the often testy conversation with humanism and morality that pervaded his work.
Buddha is comparable to Phoenix in its themes and scope, but while each volume of Phoenix moved back and forward through time with its own story, as Natsu Onoda Power's God of Comics: Osamu Tezuka and the Creation of Post-World War II Manga notes that, Buddha was Tezuka's longest linear narrative, lasting over 10 years and covering Siddhartha's life from birth, through trials and teaching, to his death. The With full effect, the Buddha manga possessed the cinematic quality that established Tezuka's fame going back to his early New Treasure Island, but with different visual inclinations than Phoenix. While Phoenix was quicker to bend the form with graphical experimentation, marking its distances from an overly religious approach, Buddha was quicker to shift the seriousness of the material with regular, cartoonish gags. (Neither was devoid of the more used quality of the other) There's a scene after the material covered in this movie in which Siddhartha argues for human exceptionalism against the monk Asaji, as depicted by perpetually drippy nosed recasted version of Hosuke Sharaku: The Three Eyed One. Siddhartha goes on "insects are just insects. Birds are just birds. Mouse or elephant, they're all beasts. Humans aren't the same. We're smart." To which Asaji whacks Siddhartha over the head with a baseball bat, declaring "repeat daily and get stupid, guaranteed!" A Tezuka head pops up in the corner of the panel and observes "what kind of biography is this?!"
Though Tezuka's Astro Boy was instrumental in setting the template for the televised anime that dominates the industry, adapting his work for anime is rarely straight forward business. Look at works like the Rintaro/Katsuhiro Otomo adaptation of Metropolis or the Ryousuke Takahashi adaption of Phoenix, there's a not too well populated pattern of Tezuka adaptation that are often interesting, often laudable, and often don't cast a long presence. I'm a proponent of Metropolis, and I can name a half dozen other very vocal fans, but it hasn't maintained a large place on the anime landscape. When Madhouse produced an adaptation of Tezuka's Ancestor Doctor Ryoan, it looked like a prestige project, but hardly anyone, Madhouse included, has mentioned it since it ran on Japanese TV back in 2000.
Kozo Morishita, a mostly behind the scenes lifer at anime mega-power Toei, whose previously directed parts of Transformer, international popular fight series Saint Seiya,Tiger Mask and Grendizer had big plans for this Buddha adaptation.
Toei is currently a big name in anime as the folks attached to many anime biggest franchises: One Piece, Digimon, Pretty Cure, Dragon Ball. And, they were a big part of when post war anime kicked off its push into theaters with films like 58's The White Snake Enchantress (Hakuja den), 59's Magic Boy (Sho-nen Sarutobi Sasuke) and 60's Alakazam the Great (Saiyuki). Tezuka created his own business apart from this with Astro Boy and his artist break with the short Tales of the Street Corner.
For better and worse, Buddha is a Toei take on Tezuka. Its ambitions are in terms of magnitude. The movie has been staged as a big deal, with revivals of the manga and prominent related exhibitions. And, Morishita goes for the Cecil B. DeMille of anime productions... big, grand, reverent - more reverent than the manga. A powerful demonstration of what Toei can do with an anime production, up to and including its X Japan theme.
It doesn't grapple with conceptual or artistic questions the way an anime out of Mushi Productions would, but Mushi Pro went out business and Toei certainly hasn't.
Especially in light of all the narrow cast anime for anime fans, regardless of enthusiasm for the results, there's something to say for its intensions towards broad appeal. Buddha is certainly the kind of focused, event anime that many people who talk up the medium, myself included, see as a corrective measure to the anime production industry's woes.
This first third of the anime trilogy combines the first quarter of the manga, collected in its first two volumes. Siddhartha Gautama (Sakyamuni Buddha) is born in volume one, but his education in his father's household is covered in volume two. He starts a child grappling with social dictates, such as the rigid caste system, and natural dictates, such as life and death, and that second collection end with him as a young man, leaving behind his family, possessions, and status.
Volume One introduces a number of reoccurring characters. Of the 400 page collection, only three specifically relate to Siddhartha - his biological mother's pregnancy and her dreams of her child, his birth, and a monk prophesying the infant's future role after observing the infant. The chief narrative of the volume concerns the Tezuka invented tragedy of Chapra. As a slave, Chapra chases down a group from the even lower caste pariah after their theft of his master's merchandise threatens his mother being sold off. Chapra's mother is rescued by Tatta, a boy whose sympathy with nature is so strong that he can possess the body of animals. However, when Chapra and Tatta seek to retaliate against an army that burns Tatta's village, Chapra abandons his new comrade. When the moment for vengeance comes, Chapra seizes the opportunity to save the response army's general and convinces him to present him to the military caste as an adopted son.
Chapra changes visually with his advance in station over the course of the story, but Tatta remains close in age. Alternatively, Siddhartha goes from birth to ... it isn't 29 years old the way many biographies have his life, but it is adulthood. That the discrepancies in time's passage isn't more apparent is telling. At issue, the movie is may not be disjoint, but it connected by weak tendons.
Buddha, the manga and the movie, opens with an episode 2500 years ago in which a holy man travels the Himalayas. A bear, a rabbit and fox find him fainted. The bear brings him fish. The fox brings him berries. The rabbit can't manage to bring any food, so it gathers kindling wood, coaxes the man to light a fire, then jumps on, cooking itself. Man, bear and fox weep. "That the event taught Gosala, Master of Asita the truth of the world." After relating the story to his students, an elderly Asita then sends his disciple Naradatta into the world.
The scene between Asita and Naradatta isn't long in either version. It's only a couple of pages in the manga, yet the movie aggrandizes it into confusion. It uses a female narrator rather than have Asita speak the lines, casting the rabbit episode as something further out, not specifically for Naradatta contemplate. It sets the scene in dramatic torchlight. The character's identity is pretty obvious on second consideration, but when Naradatta shows up again in bright sunlight, captured in very different tones, broken from the send off, further broken from the rabbit story, muted by the more essential to the movie events of Chapra and Tatta's story as well as the lead in to Siddhartha's, the Naradatta through line is obscured. Honestly, later in the movie, after he's grown out his hair and filled out his physique a bit I forgot who the character was at the point at which he's punished for being party to the death of a great number of animals.
A second rabbit incident, this one from volume two, is also captured in the movie. Siddhartha is out with a pair of boys. They spy a rabbit and one of the boys tries to shoot it with his bow. Siddhartha tries to stop him, and following the scuffle, the boy scrambles off into a bog and drowns. Between the attempt on the rabbit and the lethal accident, the movie has Siddhartha wander off, through a host of animal eyes reflecting from the underbrush, into a bright light, in which he has a vision of the spirit Brahman in the form of an ancient holy man. The impact of the anime's sequence is the lushness of the green scenery and the haunting lighting rather than the strange course that life and death take. Sure, there's a difference in media. Tezuka can establish in one painstaking panel what the anime has to continually work towards, but even as this anime tries to simplify matters (in the manga, the rabbit dies, in the anime, implicitly, the rabbit lives and its Siddhartha offers the plain statement "how awful to harm living creatures" before the Brahman vision) its presentation muddies them.
If Osamu Tezuka had created his own adaptation of Buddha, it probably would have been far more mystifying than this production, but it would have been mystifying by virtue of its quirks and probably overreaching experimentation. However, I also think that Tezuka would have manage to capture some of the scheme in which the manga presented conundrums, then developed conversations around them. Rather than that sort of framework, the movie strings together events render in eye popping animation. Fights follow confrontations, follow incidents. It's not that the movie requires a deep read to follow the plot or suss out the meaning, but the movie is always trying to be visually impactful and always presenting something essential without enough to govern the rich adaptation of the rich material. What hurts the feature is that too little attention was paid to offering the spaces and hooks that would have established depth and comprehension .
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July 1, 2011, 11:39 a.m. CST
LMAO! Martial arts against a deer @1:30 in the NYAFF trailer!
by Jerry Piper
now i've seen it all
July 1, 2011, 11:40 a.m. CST
Ummm, that Buddha story is about as accurate as 300..in other words, not at all.
by Jerry Piper
About 90% of that trailer never happened to the Buddha. This is gonna be ridiculous.
July 1, 2011, 11:55 a.m. CST
wow that looks awful
by animas
glad to see other cultures disgrace their religions like the west does...
July 2, 2011, 12:59 a.m. CST
iwantmorelifefather ...
by nico_laos
You should really clarify what you mean. There are several versions attributed to the Buddha. When you say, "That never happened." Are you referring to a more realistic, historical standpoint? Because many of the early tales are quite fantastic. Like Buddha being fathered by an elephant god ... being able to speak just moments after birth ... having adventures with various Hindu deities on his way to enlightenment ... etc. Many east Asian cultures don't even acknowledge these stories, but that doesn't mean they're invalid. So, from the get go, there have been several versions, many of which are completely symbolic. Could this film be a symbolic representation, as well? Maybe. Have you even considered that? As for the 300 comparison, keep in mind that that story has its roots in the works of Herodotus, who was well known to exaggerate. And that's what 300 is ... an exaggeration, deliberately and obviously so. It's meant to be seen as a campfire story to rally troops. As for hardcore historical facts surrounding the event ... they are few and far between. Furthermore, I doubt that the movie was ever meant to be seen as 'accurate.'
July 2, 2011, 1:06 a.m. CST
I really find it hard to believe ...
by nico_laos
... that from the heavy Japanese-dialogue in the trailer, that one can honestly say that it's a disgrace against the Buddhist religion. I doubt anyone on this page understood every word (or any word). Plus, there is no context as far as time period, so, in reality, we really don't know what the hell is going on the trailer. Honestly, some people just fucking baffle me.
July 2, 2011, 9:41 p.m. CST
Tezuka's Buddha
by Bibliographer
The anime is optional, but Tezuka's 8 volume manga is REALLY worthwhile. Stands up with Adolfo and the best parts of Phoenix.
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In his first-ever race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, Aric Almirola suffered a blown engine at Chicagoland Speedway for the first time in his three-year career.
NASCAR America (video): Dale Jr., Jimmie Johnson struggle in first Chase race
Sep 15, 2014, 9:31 PM EDT
On Monday's edition of NASCAR America, we recap how Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jimmie Johnson struggled in the first race of the Chase.
WATCH LIVE: NASCAR America at 7 pm ET — Chase race recap, RPM's heartbreak, Ganassi's drivers
Sep 15, 2014, 4:01 PM EDT
Monday's edition of NASCAR America recaps all the highs and lows of Sunday's opening race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, from Brad Keselowski's win to Aric Almirola's heartbreak.
Great piece from Indy Star: John Paul Jr. keeps fighting
Sep 15, 2014, 3:00 PM EDT
John Paul Jr. keeps fighting despite Huntington's disease.
Parker Kligerman weighs in on Indy Lights test (VIDEO)
Sep 15, 2014, 2:00 PM EDT
Parker Kligerman recaps his Indy Lights test at IMS.
After heartbreaking Chase opener, Almirola already in must-win situation
Sep 15, 2014, 1:55 PM EDT
Aric Almirola came into Sunday's opening race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup with high hopes of being perhaps the Cinderella of the playoffs, someone who would fly under the radar all the way to the final four season-ending battle at Homestead.
PWC: Champions crowned in Utah
Sep 15, 2014, 12:57 PM EDT
Pirelli World Challenge race winners and champions crowned after Utah doubleheader.
MRTI: Pigot, O'Ward, Jamin lead Griffis Memorial Test at IMS
Sep 15, 2014, 11:00 AM EDT
Next generation of potential IndyCar drivers on display at IMS test.
Mercedes names Pascal Wehrlein F1 reserve driver
Sep 15, 2014, 10:15 AM EDT
Mercedes names 19-year-old its new reserve driver.
MRTI: Josef Newgarden tests new Indy Lights car (VIDEO)
Sep 15, 2014, 9:53 AM EDT
Josef Newgarden tests the new Indy Lights car at IMS.
It's official: Marcos Ambrose will return to Australia to race V8 Supercars for Roger Penske
Sep 14, 2014, 8:52 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. — One day after announcing he would not be returning to Richard Petty Motorsports in 2015, Marcos Ambrose made it official that he's going home to his native Australia to and race in the V8 Supercars series for Roger Penske.
Nasty wreck, heavy rains force NHRA to reschedule Charlotte race finish in Texas (video)
Sep 14, 2014, 8:25 PM EDT
For the second time in the last three races, the National Hot Rod Association has been forced to start a race in one location and finish it in another.
Danica Patrick, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. tangle in wreck at Chicago — but it's all good
Sep 14, 2014, 7:48 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. – Oh, how we'd love to be a bug on the wall when Danica Patrick and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. get home after Sunday's MyAFibStory.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway.
Jeff Gordon makes strong 'Drive For Five' start, also has high praise for Kyle Larson in Chase opener
Sep 14, 2014, 7:18 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. – In the first race of the 2014 Chase for the Sprint Cup, Jeff Gordon took the first step in his "Drive For Five" – and put his best foot forward.
How the 16 drivers fared in Sunday's Chase opener
Sep 14, 2014, 6:17 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. – Sunday's opening race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup was good for 12 of the 16 contestants, as they dominated the top-15 finishers in the MyAFibStory.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway. But four others struggled and find themselves in a hole heading into the second race of the Chase.
Keselowski surges between Harvick, Larson to win Chase opener at Chicagoland
Sep 14, 2014, 5:30 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. — While Kyle Larson and Kevin Harvick were jousting for the lead, Keselowski slipped up in-between them and then sailed right through with 15 laps left to win Sunday's MyAFibStory.com 400, the opening race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup at Chicagoland Speedway.
Brad Keselowski, Jeff Gordon lead Chase opener at halfway point
Sep 14, 2014, 3:44 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. – With 134 of the scheduled 267 laps complete, Brad Keselowski leads the opening race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup, the MyAFibStory.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway.
Even with new crew, Kevin Harvick's pit road problems continue
Sep 14, 2014, 3:15 PM EDT
JOLIET, Ill. — Kevin Harvick made a celebrated trade of pit crews with Tony Stewart for Sunday's MyAFibStory.com 400 due to numerous mistakes and errors committed by his pit crew during the first 26 races of the regular season. Unfortunately, Harvick's pit road jinx continued with the new crew.
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Sep 14, 2014, 1:34 PM EDT
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Last week there was a press conference called to talk about Issue 5, better known as the Recreation Tax. The property tax, if approved, would raise about $3 million dollars.
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An intensely flavorful sweet & floral oolong.
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The name of this famous Chinese tea means "Iron Goddess of Mercy," named after Guanyin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Legend has it she guided a poor farmer in a dream to the leaves of this exquisite tea. After a painstaking process of rolling the freshly picked, partially oxidized leaves into a tightly wrapped nugget, it virtually unfurls in steeping water. Orchids, peaches and caramel are often what come to mind when experiencing this exceptional tea.
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Deep notes of bitter chocolate and attractive cedar with mint are the first appearing aromas followed by black fruit and species as rosemary and laurel. In the palate is firm and well balanced, with fresh and sweet notes at the end. Is a long lasting wine plenty of seductive complexity.
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A partnership between the Matte family of Chile and the Antinori family of Italy, Haras produces a variety of exceptional wines from its 1480-acre estate and winery in Chile's Upper Maipo Valley. Home to a legendary thoroughbred breeding farm, Haras is committed to creating an ideal environment for both wine grapes and young horses, and is a leader among South American wineries in implementing sustainable and organic viticultural and winemaking practices.
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The Britax BABY-SAFE plus II and BABY-SAFE plus SHR II are designed to keep your baby even safer from birth
This week, two new Britax car seats have hit shelves. Called the BABY-SAFE plus II and BABY-SAFE plus SHR II, these car seats feature Britax's new patented technology D-SIP, and are suitable from birth to 13kg.
D-SIP is touted as providing superior side impact protection. It's a D-shaped ring engineered into either side of the car seat. It folds out and locks into place with a reassuring 'click'. If there's a side collision, the D-shaped ring is the first part of the seat to come in contact with the car door. Britax says this means it will absorb and disperse the energy of the impact through the entire shell of the car seat, so the force is diverted away from your baby.
The BABY-SAFE plus II and BABY-SAFE plus SHR II are also designed to give your baby an even more comfortable, flatter lying position. The seats have an "integral recline system" – this is automatically positioned when you adjust the headrest height and harness system. It means your baby can lie flatter at first, then move into a sitting position once older.
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OCTOBER is the month to be talking about DOMESTIC VIOLENCE!
Of course this is not the easiest thing to discuss-much easier to sweep it under the rug and pretend this happens to "other" people- not me, not my friends, not my family. But we can't hide from the truth. Domestic Violence affects all of us directly and indirectly. We don't want to live in a world where people are afraid to go home, to talk to anyone about their unsafe circumstances, or seek help when they need it.
If you're a survivor of violence, do a quick check:
1) Are you safe?
2) Do you have people you can turn to for help?
3) Are you thinking about how you can look to your experience to help someone else?
Now's the time for all of us to be brave enough to help someone else. Who better than you, a survivor of violence, to get the conversation going about why domestic violence must STOP NOW!
Be the change and turn your recovery from violence into something positive!!
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I wanted to be sure you saw that the New York Times, in a national profile piece out now for its weekend magazine, included Americans United for Life board member and prominent physician Dr. Monique Chireau in a long overdue discussion. Just how safe are chemical abortion drugs? And whom can you trust to tell you the truth? Reporter Emily Bazelon wrote: "Monique Chireau, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Duke University School of Medicine and a board member of Americans United for Life, says the number of women who die or suffer serious complications from abortions may be higher […]
AUL Board Member Monique Chireau Testifies against FOCA 2.0 - July 15, 2014
Dr. Charmaine Yoest Discusses Obamacare's Anti-Life Policies on Fox News - Sep. 18, 2013
Each year, AUL publishes Defending Life: A State-by-State Legal Guide to Abortion, Bioethics, and the End of Life.
This annual resource manual combines our model legislation, expert analysis, and 50 state report cards into a single nonpartisan guide for legislators, policy makers, the media, and interested Americans. It comprehensively addresses abortion, protection of the unborn (in contexts outside of abortion), bioethics, the end-of-life, and health care freedom of conscience, expertly tackles legal and policy challenges for the pro-life movement, and reports on recent legislative and courtroom victories, continuing progress toward protecting life in each of the 50 states, and emerging issues and trends.
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"IT MY LITTLE SPORTS CAR" by AIREANNE IN POCATELLO on 12/01/2004. Trim: 2002 Pontiac Grand Am SE Coupe, Owned 2 years.
Pros: I LIKE THE DEPENDABILITY OF THE GRAND AM I HAVE HAD A LOT OF POSSITIVE FEED BACK ON THE COLOR AND THE SLEEKNESS OF THE CAR. THE CAR HANDLES REALLY WELL IN THE SNOW AND GETS GREAT GAS MILIAGE ON THE HIGHWAY.
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With Black Friday finished, it's time for Cyber Monday -- the biggest online shopping day of the year. Just as you get comfortable in front of the computer screen with credit card in hand, scammers are in position too.
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The Press: Elongated Fruit
On the late Boston Transcript, a feature writer, with a fondness for using three words where one would do, once referred to bananas as "elongated yellow fruit." This periphrasis so fascinated Charles W. Morton, now the associate editor of the Atlantic, that he began collecting examples of "Elongated Yellow Fruit" writing. Friends on newspapers and magazines have joined in the game, send him the worst examples they can find for the Atlantic Bulletin, a chatty monthly promotion letter (circ. 5,000). Samples:
¶ In the New York Herald Tribune a beaver was almost incognito as "the furry, paddle-tailed mammal." CJ In the New York Times, phonograph records became "the noisy disks."
¶ The Denver Post elongated "mustache" into "under-nose hair crops."
¶ To the Associated Press, Florida tangerines were "that zipper-skinned fruit."
¶ In the Lincoln (Neb.) Sunday Journal-Star a cow did not give milk; "the vitamin-laden liquid" came from a "bovine milk factory."
¶ In the Wall Street Journal, potatoes were "bog oranges."
¶ The Boston American's ski columnist could not decide whether to call snow "the elusive white substance" or "the heavenly tapioca." And in Travel magazine, skiers slid down the slopes on "the beatified barrel staves."
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