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"I think there's a lot of members in the Senate that want to put extracurricular writers on it, and that's what's slowing it down," says U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston, R-Ga.
It's likely the 2007 farm bill won't pass in 2007; mostly due to partisan disagreement in the Senate over additional amendments. That means thousands of U.S. farmers are left with a lot of questions.
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Here in southwest Georgia, a region where crops were hit hard by the ongoing drought, farmers will remain in the dark on matters such as subsidies and market conditions. But if the bill doesn't make it past the Senate in December, the House has introduced a bill to extend the current farm bill.
"People have got to make planting decisions, and they can't wait on Washington politics. We want farmers to have some financial, maybe not stability, but at least some knowledge as to what's going to be out there. So if the farm doesn't move in the next 2 weeks, we should probably consider moving the existing one one more year," says Kingston.
With frustration from the corn fields to the halls of Congress, an extension will allow further debate, but farmers are growing weary of the stalemate in the Senate.
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In an individualistic world where autonomy is a requirement for human-involvement, should conversation be mandatory?
As a 23-year old female, working at TED with amazing people and amongst the greatest of minds, I find that when one introduces themselves to another, our personal walls dissolve rapidly. From watching speakers cheer each other on during auditions, and watching the personal connections develop in such short time, it's almost as beautiful as watching their brain's dendrites connect all sorts of seemingly impossible things during presentations.
However, walking around my neighborhood of South Williamsburg, my soul burns when the eyes of my peers pierce it with their unrivaled fervor of judgement and apathy [that I secretly hope is false.]
Within all of us, young and old, is the drive and will to connect--so why do we give blank stares to the glow of our phone, instead of smiling back at the faces across from us? Why do we put so much weight on assimilating to the standards of others in order to feel accepted?
I want to ask the TED community to start a conversation where we can all be honest about how we generally feel speaking to others in public. Because, as a former journalism student turned creative-writing graduate, I wonder if we would all be happier knowing that everyone we pass by is a potential friend, lover, or soulmate.
We tell our most painful secrets to strangers in stream-of-consciousness outbursts, but refuse to communicate wholly with the ones closest to us. Why?
Why do you choose anonymity or intimacy?
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Jun 26 2012: (Part 2) response to that, I grew up to abhor Americans because of the culture around me that hated it. We are who we are not because we decided to be that way, but because of the arbitrary factors that affected us to make those decisions.
So where does a human being deserve to be judged contemptuously? I argue never. Ever. Not in greed, not in murder, never.
That is not to say judgments at all shouldn't be made. You can say a person's tall, a person's short, without having it affect your overall judgment on the person; it is when we believe our judgments are important does it affect our ability to empathize. And I believe no judgment should be important enough to cause such a barrier to empathy. And I think we should be advocating for that more.
Now this is all not say that people don't need to feel as though they are responsible for their actions; we do, it is absolutely a needed social construct. But we don't need contempt.
And if we were able to change this culture of contempt, I think we would see a large change in stranger-engagement. Although it could also happen the other way around (:
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TLC has given us shows about Utah polygamists and Michigan Muslims. So maybe a show about Ohio and Pennsylvania Amish and Mennonites makes some sort of sense.
It's part of the channel's "commitment to explore cultures beyond our own personal reality," according to TLC general manager Amy Winter. And she said that with a straight face.
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Let's be clear: TLC is exploiting these people (and all the others on its multitude of "reality" shows) for ratings and profits. The people in the series are willing participants, but that doesn't mean they're not being used.
And they're using TLC as well. Kody Brown and his "Sister Wives" made it clear they were hoping the series would allow them "to be seen and understood without prejudice."
Suehaila Amen, who participated in the short-lived "All-American Muslim," expressed a similar sentiment. "This is our opportunity to show the world that we're just [like] any other American family."
But there's something vaguely uncomfortable about watching the five young people in TLC's new series "Breaking Amish" (Sunday, 11 p.m., TLC). They know little about the "English" world — the world most of us inhabit — so making the decision to allow their lives to be filmed seems more exploitative than most.
The premise is that the three young women (ages 20, 22 and 25) and two young men (ages 22 and 32) leave their farms and sheltered lives and head to New York City. It's not like leaving home to go to college or for jobs. These people are running the risk of being shunned by their families and friends and being cut off from their lives to this point.
"I don't think there was anything wrong with wanting to go out and explore the world and see if that's really what you want," said Sabrina, 25, the only Mennonite on the show. (The other four are Amish, an even more restrictive culture that shuns electricity and all modern conveniences.) "You've got to make a decision in the end, but there's so much at stake."
Like other so-called "reality" series, the nine-part "Breaking Amish" isn't altogether real. Executive producer Eric Evangelista insisted the show is "authentic," but they aren't simply documenting lives, they're directly influencing them.
The five participants "were going to leave and they didn't know how to make that happen," he said. "We provided them with a much safer way to do that."
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"I really thought that Lincoln kid was going to die"
Numbuh two broke the spellbound silence.
"Did anyone else feel..."
"Like we're in the comic while we're reading? I did, Numbuh three."
Numbuh one sighed.
"Wow. Cousin Holly...just....wow" Numbuh four breathed.
"Yeah. Wow. How can Numbuh 59 deal with all this?" Numbuh five said.
Numbuh four laughed and said "If Holly were here, she'd say she deals with skill."
Sector V took the comic back with them to the clubhouse.
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In the comic, Numbuh 59 had survived.
But she didn't how to get home.
"I mean, Holly doesn't have any Froot Loops. Holly can't function without Froot Loops" Numbuh four worried as he paced back and forth.
Numbuh five heard something gurgle from somewhere inside the clubhouse. "Did anybody hear that?" Numbuh five asked. "Did you hear something?" Numbuh two immediately jumped to her side.
Numbuh five smiled. Numbuh two was sweet. A little stupid, but sweet.
"Yeah. I thought I heard something, but it was nothing"
Numbuh five smiled back at Numbuh two, who smiled wider.
"Gross" Muttered Numbuh four.
That night, Numbuh five was having trouble sleeping. She was either too hot, or too cold.
Numbuh five blamed Cree.
She was about to jump out of bed when she heard something.
Something gurgled deep inside her house.
No. No way.
Numbuh five pulled the blankets up to her shoulders.
She thought about Numbuh 59, who got beat up right before she disappeared. She thought about the thin scratches on Numbuh 59's neck, and on her face and arms.
I'll see y'all real soon.
Is what she said. Now is soon, isn't it?
Numbuh five took a deep breath. Calm down. Chill a little. So the house is making noises. No big deal. It's nothing.
That one wasn't the house. Where did that come from? Numbuh five remembered the sharp nails of Other Holly.
No. No she was too young. She-
SHUT UP. Numbuh five can deal with this.
Numbuh five leapt out of bed. She was not going to be taken down by something spooky that looked like her. No way!
Numbuh five grabbed her hat and jammed it onto her head.
Then she started looking.
"C'mon, otha me. I ain't afraid of you. Show up already!"
Numbuh five sneaked through her house in her bare feet.
"I ain't afraid of you!" Numbuh five snarled to her invisible foe.
"Who you gonna call?"
Numbuh five whipped around. That voice came from right behind her!
But nobody was there.
"You can't hide forever" Numbuh five whispered.
"Watch this, sweetie"
Sweetie. No doubt about it that Other Abby was here. But where?
Numbuh five did a tuck-and-roll into her living room. No sign of life. Well, except for herself.
This was getting ridiculous. Numbuh five's house wasn't that big. WHERE WAS OTHER ABBY?
Numbuh five sighed in frustration.
She stood up and started to walk back to her room.
"Giving up already, are we?"
This time, Numbuh five didn't turn all the way around. She looked behind her.
And there was Other Abby.
Other Abby's nails slid out with a soft shcck.
Numbuh five aimed a kick at Other Abby's stomach.
Other Abby blocked it and said "You're not good enough for him"
"Shut up! I don't know what you're talking about!" Numbuh five snarled as she tried to punch her double.
"He doesn't love you"
Numbuh five's stomach flipped.
"You are totally wrong! He loves me.....I'm totally sure!"
Other Abby's eyes narrowed.
"Oh, you're a stupid girl. He looks right through you. He will never love you ever" Other Abby singsonged as she dug her nail into the wall.
"That...that's not true! That's....a lie.....Numbuh two cares about me! I'm sure!" Numbuh five desperately tried to kick out Other Abby's knees, but she missed.
Other Abby snarled as she slashed her nails across Numbuh five's arm.
Numbuh five felt fear, cold fear, seep through her. No. No. Not her. She couldn't. Not her. Control it. Control it.
Other Abby sighed.
"I'm really disappointed in you, Numbuh five"
She said, and tipped Numbuh five's head back.
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Temperatures dropped significantly over the weekend — even including snow in some areas of New England — but you will be able to put your parkas back in the closet soon. Sunshine and balmy temperatures will return Monday just in time for Memorial Day, according to the National Weather Service of Taunton.
While it remained chilly in Boston today, showers decreased throughout the day as the rainy weather slowly moved north toward Maine, said meteorologist Bill Simpson. Temperatures that were in the low 50s during the day are expected to drop to the low 40s overnight.


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Fox News Host Megyn Kelly Says Like Santa, Jesus Was Also A White Guy
Megyn Kelly insists that Santa is and has always been a white man and Jesus too! "For you kids watching at home," the Fox News host said during her prime-time show on Wednesday, "Santa just is white. But this person is arguing that maybe we should also have a black Santa. Just because it makes you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean it has to change. You know, I mean, Jesus was a white man, too." According to the NY Daily News:
Kelly was reacting to a Slate.com piece by Aisha Harris, who had made the case that maybe, as the U.S. becomes more diverse, it was time to "ditch Santa the old white man altogether, and embrace Penguin Claus."
"People love penguins," Harris wrote.
There was no immediate response from Kelly to the uproar, but a Fox News spokeswoman said she would address the controversy in the coming days.


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Music review: The Fine Arts Music Series: Quattrocelli Cello Quartet
Date: November 11, 2009
by: June LeBell
The Community Fine Arts Music Series presented the Quattrocelli Cello Quartet Sunday. This group is redundant in name only. The ensemble's good humor and excellent arrangements made for an afternoon at Bradenton's First United Methodist Church that was funny, entertaining, jazzy, clever and filled with enough schtick to bring back Victor Borge.
The four cellists, Lukas Dreyer, Harwig Christ, Michael Peternek and Matthias Trueck, all Germans, are obviously well-trained, serious musicians, but they're also fine comedians with a good sense of timing and an excellent concept of what pleases an audience.
This concert was the last of what sounded like a breakneck tour of the U.S. When traveling by air, cellists must buy seats not only for themselves, but also for their cellos. But, for some reason, on their way to Tampa for this concert, United Airlines decided only two cellos could fly strapped into seats, while the other two were relegated to baggage. There was a stop in Chicago. You guessed it: The four cellists made the connection with only two instruments. The other two cellos got left behind, to be delivered only moments before the concert began.
So, it was with a bit of panting and pandemonium that they made the concert at all. And, then, one of the cellists broke a string mid-performance. Finally, with a lot of German-accented joking and joshing, things settled down and the real fun began.
This group plays without music, so the cellists' facial expressions and body language are important parts of the concert. From the opening Bach "Air on a G String," to the myriad movie music samplings, these guys were a rollicking bag of tricks and schticks. Using their cellos as everything from the string instruments that they are to picking one up and strumming it like a guitar, plucking the strings like a zither and even using the bow as if it were a trombone (you had to have been there), these young men gave us a concert that was pure entertainment. Sure, their intonation could have been better at times. And the emphasis on commercialism and sales of CDs could have been cut back. But they had a gimmick, and it worked so well we could only sit back, smile and have fun.
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Elisabeth Elliot: So this man says, "I knelt by my bed as the Lord took my loneliness and passion as a sacrifice. I also had to release a bundle of hatred for those whom I felt had used me."
Lisa Barry: Did you notice the powerful words that this man used in his letter? Just think about them for a minute. He spoke of loneliness, which often triggers a very profound feeling of sadness. He mentioned passion, which has swept away many people down a raging river. And the last powerful word he used was hatred.
Could it be that those words describe the state of your heart right now? It's a heavy load, isn't it? And it's my prayer that as you listen to today's program that at least a portion of that load would be lifted from your shoulders. All this week, Elisabeth Elliot will be focusing on forgiveness?something that many of us know we should do but find it hard to execute. Let's get started with this Monday edition of Gateway to Joy.
Elisabeth Elliot: "You are loved with an everlasting love." That?s what the Bible says. "And underneath are the everlasting arms." This is your friend Elisabeth Elliot, talking with you today about the subject of forgiveness.
I have the testimonies here in front of me of four men and one desperate woman. The first letter says this. "I have just read the chapter, ?Honor Above Passion? in your book, PASSION AND PURITY. I am a man. I wonder sometimes if I am strange reading a book meant mostly for women."
And I need to explain something right here, and I hope I can get this across to both my men and women listeners. Books about sexual purity are equally meant for men and women. Why would a man feel that he has no responsibility to maintain sexual purity? Is that entirely the woman?s job? Do we have to beat them off with a stick? Or shouldn?t a godly man keep his distance? So my book, PASSION AND PURITY, and the book called QUEST FOR LOVE, both are meant for men and women. I hope that?s crystal clear.
So this man says, "I knelt by my bed as the Lord took my loneliness and passion as a sacrifice. I also had to release a bundle of hatred for those whom I felt had used me. I had been in the majority who sacrifice anything?security, honor, self-respect, the welfare of people they love, obedience to God?to passion. I spent tonight, Saturday night, apologizing to my children, ages 19, 17, 15 and 11, for sacrificing our relationship for the possibility of passion.
I unashamedly at the time sacrificed my honor, my self-respect, my relationship with my children, and my obedience to God for the possibility of passion to a woman. I allowed myself to be manipulated and controlled, because I felt I better get married while I still could. Oh, forgive me, God, for my stupidity!
Thank you, Mrs. Elliot, for allowing God the avenue to speak. Your words and thoughts pierce through to my heart. I have tried to get mad at what you say. I thank God for those who speak the Word without hesitation and faltering. I pray the Lord to restore my relationship with my children. I realize that it might not happen."
Then there?s a long P.S. "It?s so sad when a man of 40 so easily reverts to the sins of his youth just to love or to be loved. Another day, another set of circumstances. My 17-year-old son surrendered to the ministry this morning. Praise God! I find myself in wonder at those great people of the faith."
This man says, "I?m a trucker. It seems no matter where I travel, I can always pick up your broadcast on a Christian radio station. When I wrote you before, I was living with a woman whom I was not married to, having left my wife and three children to be with her. I think I stated that I felt that God was speaking to me through your program and others like it on Christian radio, but I also gave justification as to why I felt as though I had good reason to have left my wife and live with the other.
I?m writing you now years later to say that although I had everyone accepting the situation, I never seemed to get any reassurance from God that it was okay with Him. Eventually, much of the conversation that I had with the ?other woman? was that what we were doing wasn?t morally right. It seemed as though to have an ever-growing, ever-deepening relationship with Jesus Christ, I had to give that wrongful relationship up. Thank God! My wife and I are together again, along with our three children; all in the same house again as a family.
On a recent program, you dealt with renewing your mind. It also focused on weight. The breakdown of my marriage that led me to having an affair had a lot to do my wife?s weight. She became heavier and heavier. We could never talk about it. Over time, a great wall came between us because of it. My wife?s resistance in relating to me about it made me feel unimportant, unloved and disregarded.
We talked about our house, our kids, our jobs, our finances, but nothing about us. I?m not writing the above to say that I had good reason to have an affair, to cheat on my wife or family or anything like that. I?m just trying to say that I think every affair outside of marriage has a catalyst?my wife?s weight and the wall it created between us being mine. Perhaps you will want to tell your listeners of the importance of never letting walls come between them and their mates and the importance of tearing them down, if they do.
In the person I am now in my relationship to God, I am free to love my wife, free to be a father to my children as I should be. Thank God! I am also thankful that you stick to principles of God's Word as you do. There are many who are willing to compromise, which doesn?t give a road map for life. Instead, it gives a foggy, twisted pathway."
Well, thank God for His forgiveness. I want to read a quotation here from a man named Orville Dewey of the 19th century. "Every relation to mankind of hate or scorn or neglect is full of vexation and torment. There is nothing to do with men but to love them, to contemplate their virtues with admiration, their faults with pity and forbearance, and their injuries with forgiveness. Task all the ingenuity of your mind to devise some other thing, but you can never find it. To hate your adversary will not help you. To kill him will not help you. Nothing within the compass of the universe can help you, but to love him.
But let that love flow out upon all around you. And what could harm you? How many a knot of mystery and misunderstanding would be untied by one word spoken in simple and confiding truth of heart! How many a solitary place would be made glad if love were there! And how many a dark dwelling would be filled with light!"
And I must remind you women about this weight question. So many of you struggle with it. Struggling very often means delayed obedience. You know you don?t like the look in the mirror. You know that you ought to lose weight. You can talk about it. You can laugh about it. You can buy books about it. You can go to exercise programs. You can go on any number of different diets. Well, I?m no expert, but I do know that it is possible to discipline oneself.
I?ve written a little paper on weight, which has nothing to do with diets or special programs or exercise or anything like that. It?s just some very simple principles, which I think might be helpful to some of you. So we will be happy to send that to you, if you call Gateway to Joy.
But we?re talking about forgiveness. All have sinned and come short of the glory of God. Are you bearing around the tremendous weight of guilt and sin? Remember it was because of our sin that Jesus went to the cross?that old rugged cross, so despised by the world. "It has a wondrous attraction for me. For the dear Lamb of God left His glory above to pardon and sanctify me."
Every single one of us needs the pardon and the sanctification that can come only through the blood of Jesus Christ. I want always to lift high the cross. Take your burdens. Take your bitterness, your anger, your hurt to the cross of Christ. I would suggest that you stop and think about whatever it is that that person did to you that you feel has destroyed your life. So you are bitter and hateful against that person, and you have never thought of forgiving him or her, because that person has never apologized.
But I want you to think of this. If you were to list all the times that you have transgressed against God Himself, do you think that that one hurt that that other person inflicted would come anywhere near close to what you and I have perpetrated against a loving Heavenly Father? Yet He waits to forgive you, to draw you into His arms, to give you freedom from the bondage of unforgiveness.
Lisa Barry: And that's just what happens, isn't it? When we refuse to forgive, it puts us in bondage. Maybe as you listen today, you're thinking of someone who has wronged you and you're finding it hard to forgive. As you consider what to do next, let me encourage you to
purchase a copy of this tape series. Because forgiving that person might seem like a good idea right now, but when all those memories surface later of why you've been angry all these years, you'll need a reminder of what you've heard today. The title to ask for is FORGIVENESS. The cost is $5.00. You can also request a free copy of the paper Elisabeth has written on weight.
Here's our address: Gateway to Joy, Box 82500, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68501. Or call toll-free: 1-800-759-4JOY. By all means, check out our Web site at gatewaytojoy.org. Gateway to Joy is a listener-supported production of Back to the Bible.
Tomorrow Elisabeth talks more about forgiveness, so bring your heartache with you and we'll find just the right place for it. That's next time on Gateway to Joy.


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Moonrise Kingdom Reviews
The New Republic
The film is frequently funny, always elegant (or mock-elegant), and something that would make Humbert Humbert laugh all the way to his asylum.
Miami Herald
Most of Wes Anderson's previous pictures came from the head; Moonrise Kingdom is one from the heart.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Detroit News
Anderson never loses his core themes - young love, the need to escape, the bind and bluster of family. His "Kingdom" may not be large, but it is perfectly appointed.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Phonies may complain that Anderson's island of misfit toys is a retreat from the real world, but for pure-hearted adventurers who share the secret map, "Moonrise Kingdom" is a joy that cannot be eclipsed.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Though undeniably smart and charming, "Moonrise Kingdom" loves itself the way the callow Holden Caulfield loves himself: unconditionally. Salinger understood the problem with that. Anderson may not.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Seattle Times
"Moonrise Kingdom" takes place in a world where everything seems pleasantly faded, where people read crackly-covered library books rather than e-books, and where young people are allowed to be genuinely innocent.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
Minneapolis Star Tribune
The latest unadulterated delight from Wes Anderson, director of "Rushmore," "The Royal Tenenbaums" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox."
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Philadelphia Inquirer
The usual complaints and caveats about Anderson - he's precious, his characters have no grounding in the real world - can be made about Moonrise Kingdom, but so what?
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Arizona Republic
Anderson and his actors are able to convey more genuine feeling through these devices than most filmmakers can with more-traditional means.
Full Review | Original Score: 4.5/5
One knock against some of Anderson's previous efforts is that they're too clever - so clever, in fact, that the humanity gets sucked out of them. That doesn't happen here.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
The Atlantic
Anderson's best feature since Rushmore, in part because, like that film, it takes as its primary subject matter odd, precocious children, rather than the damaged and dissatisfied adults they will one day become.
Washington Post
There's no denying the extravagant pleasures "Moonrise Kingdom" affords as an erudite wish-fulfillment fantasy of empowerment and autonomy.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Globe and Mail
Last time out, in Fantastic Mr. Fox, Wes Anderson adapted a children's book by Roald Dahl. Now, in Moonrise Kingdom, he's made one of his own.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
San Francisco Chronicle
It's an adventure, a love story, a biblical allegory complete with approaching storm, a mash note to composer Benjamin Britten and a profoundly touching discourse on the needs of troubled children.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Boston Globe
"Moonrise Kingdom" is Anderson's seventh movie, and it's the first since "Rushmore" that works from the opening shot to the final image.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Chicago Tribune
It's a fable about what it feels like to be 12 years old and afflicted, from head to toe, by a romantic crush the size of a planet.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
New York Observer
Like all Wes Anderson movies, it is na�ve, mannered, pretentious and incomprehensible.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Chicago Sun-Times
Wes Anderson's mind must be an exciting place for a story idea to be born.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
Chicago Reader
Wes Anderson's most intimate film since Bottle Rocket (1996) and maybe his most deeply felt overall.
San Jose Mercury News
Hayward and Gilman are newcomers who are asked to carry much of the film and pull it off with lovely understatement and extraordinary believability.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
The Atlantic
Its moments of transporting beauty and visual brilliance overcame my growing aversion to Wes Anderson's brand of ultra-stylized archness.
New Yorker
We may look back on Anderson's works as we do on the boxes of Joseph Cornell -- formal troves of frippery, studded with nostalgic private jokes, that lodge inexplicably in the heart. In Moonrise Kingdom, that lodging is already under way.
Christian Science Monitor
It makes you nostalgic for the pangs of young love.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
Newark Star-Ledger
What makes it an Anderson movie are the things he adds which mark all his films - the pop-cultural obsessions and excruciatingly detailed set decorations, overarching thematic concerns and little stylistic tics.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
New York Post
I liked this one because of its young performers, the evocative island setting (filmed in Rhode Island), Alexandre Desplat's lovely score and Robert Yeoman's slightly grainy cinematography.
USA Today
The director's best film since 1998's Rushmore, it has none of the self-conscious smugness of The Life Aquatic or the empty eccentricity of The Royal Tenenbaums.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
A gorgeously shot, ingeniously crafted, �ber-Andersonian bonbon that, even in its most irritatingly whimsical moments, remains an effective deliverer of cinematic pleasure.
New York Times
"Moonrise Kingdom" breezes along with a beautifully coordinated admixture of droll humor, deadpan and slapstick.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5
Wall Street Journal
Beguiling and endearing...
Los Angeles Times
In this tale about growing up and falling in love, it seems Anderson has found his true heart.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
Rolling Stone
The hilarious and heartfelt Moonrise Kingdom is a consistent pleasure. By evoking the joys and terrors of childhood, it reminds us how to be alive.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
For all the self-conscious distancing techniques and quirky humor Anderson employs, when he's at his best, his work can be surprising in its disarming emotion.
Full Review | Original Score: 9/10
New York Daily News
Even as Anderson pushes us away, the kids - and a wonderful Willis, as their self-appointed protector - reach out and pull us back in.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
AV Club
Moonrise Kingdom is Anderson's most completely satisfying film since the one-two of Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums, in part because it's the perfect distillation of both.
Full Review | Original Score: A
Entertainment Weekly
Anderson hasn't lost his puckishly charming genius for cinema-as-diorama visuals. Yet a lot happens in this film, and not a lot of it matters.
Full Review | Original Score: B-
Moonrise Kingdom is a deeply romantic film, perhaps the sweetest and most compassionate Anderson has ever made.
Resembles a novelization of Godard's Pierrot le Fou as conceived by storybook artist Richard Scarry.
Time Out New York
A continuously surprising and delightful adolescent romance set in 1965, in what appears to be a dollhouse.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
Village Voice
Its portrait of young love is both mature and defiantly utopian.
MSN Movies
It's an extraordinary thing, from start to finish.
Full Review | Original Score: 5/5
Associated Press
If you love Wes Anderson, you'll love this: The best of what he can do is vibrantly on display.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
New York Magazine/Vulture
It left me bemused instead of moved, but true Andersonites will likely float away in a state of nirvana.
AV Club
If you hate Wes Anderson, this movie won't change your mind, but believers should be enchanted.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
Terrific work by an enviably talented filmmaker, with a wistful poignance that will stick with you.
Full Review | Original Score: A-
Time Out
Its childishness, sense of innocence and eye for fun all make it a very easy film to love.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
TIME Magazine
Cheers for a Cannes director who has infused his technical mastery with radiant life. In the Museum of the World of Wes Anderson, the dolls are dancing.
Moonrise Kingdom represents a sort of non-magical Neverland -- that momentous instant when the world can seem so small and a naive crush can feel all-consuming.
Toronto Star
A literate, knowing and sweet-hearted reverie about adolescence, that strange gap between childhood and adulthood. It's beautifully rendered by a filmmaker very much in touch with his inner rebel kid.
Hollywood Reporter
As in Fantastic Mr. Fox, Anderson is able to express sincere personal connection and compatibility while employing a highly artificial style.


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You wouldn't have to phase a story element like this. What you do is you place it as part of the opening cinematic for the expansion. Any WMD that goes off in Azeroth would have be placed either between expansions, or in a completely new single player campaign RTS - either another chapter to Warcraft 3, or an actual Warcraft 4. Otherwise you run the risk of having player characters in the way, and there is simply no good way to retcon player characters surviving a nuclear explosion right on top of them in-game. In a between-expansion way, you can easily explain it by saying you were out in a dungeon, raid, or battleground, and when you returned back to UC/Org, you found it in ruins, and then have to deal with the aftermath.
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Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads
Background: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asked for public comment regarding the direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising of prescription drugs. In response to the FDA request, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), not exactly the "public," released their response summarizing their opinion of the economic impact of DTC advertising as well as a number of suggestions for improving DTC ads.
FTC Statement: The FTC concludes that "...DTC advertising generally benefits consumers..." by providing "useful information about the drug options open to them." The FTC also feels that DTC advertising "empowers consumers to interact with physicians more effectively" and that DTC advertising does not increase the sale of inappropriate drugs or lead to increased drug prices. A major suggestion was that the FDA modify broadcasts and print ad requirements so that consumers can more accurately grasp a particular drug's risks and benefits.
Our Comments: We would like to have more information as to how the FTC concluded that DTC ads do not increase the inappropriate sale of drugs or lead to increased drug prices. Ultimately, it should be a medical determination as to whether a particular prescription drug is appropriate for a patient. And someone ends up paying for all those expensive drug ads on prime-time television.
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FTC Staff Provides FDA with Comments on Direct-To-Consumer Prescription Drug Advertising
Agency Encouraged to Examine Ways to Provide Consumers with Truthful, Non-Misleading Information in a Format That is Easy to Understand and Access
In response to a request for public comment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the staff of the Federal Trade Commission filed a comment on December 1, 2003 regarding direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising of prescription pharmaceuticals. The staff's response analyzes the overall economic effects of such advertising and provides the FDA with a number of suggestions about how its regulatory scheme for DTC advertising could be modified to communicate information to consumers in an easy to understand and accessible way.
According to the staff's comment, which can be found as a link to this press release on the FTC's Web site, "Empirical evidence suggests that the FDA's current approach to regulating DTC advertising generally benefits consumers." Survey evidence suggests, according to the staff, that "DTC ads have provided consumers with useful information about the drug options open to them," and this has "empowered consumers to interact with physicians more effectively." The comment further states that the available evidence does not support concerns that DTC advertising has increased the sale of inappropriate drugs or led to increased drug prices.
Analysis of DTC Advertising Regulations
The staff comment also makes the following suggestions regarding how the FDA's DTC advertising regulatory scheme could be modified to communicate truthful, non-misleading information in a way that is easier for consumers to understand and use:
In concluding its comment, the FTC staff writes, "DTC advertising can play an important role in providing information about prescription drugs that may spur consumers to seek help for a previously untreated condition, encourage them to talk with a doctor about a new drug, or otherwise take a more proactive role in minding their health. We therefore encourage the FDA to examine ways to facilitate the flow of truthful, non-misleading information in DTC advertising in a manner that is easy for consumers to understand and access."
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I came across this Business Insider article this morning and quite enjoyed reading it, but what really caught my attention was Matt Mahons comment on Facebook – it's true, isn't it?
I came across this Business Insider article this morning and quite enjoyed reading it, but what really caught my attention was Matt Mahons comment on Facebook – it's true, isn't it?
Unless there're no records of your existence, and you're in permanent confinement on the moon, reputation will follow you wherever you go (see previous post: Personal Brand (2) – Dissecting Reputation). You acquire a reputation weather you want it or not. But your personal brand on the other hand – you create!
The ties between the two are inevitable. As for corporate brands, the individuals reputation is influenced, or can be altered, through the positioning and management of the brand.
- From Wikipedia: "Personal branding is the process whereby people and their careers are marked as brands.[1] While previous self-help management techniques were about self-improvement, the personal branding concept suggests instead that success comes from self-packaging.[1]The process is further defined as the creation of an asset that pertains to a particular person or individual; this includes but is not limited to the body, clothing, physical appearance and areas of knowledge, leading to a uniquely distinguishable, and ideally memorable, impression."
Branding is about putting the different aspects of YOU in place; structuring, managing, and being strategic and consistent about who you are, what you do and how you do it. Personal brand management and positioning can be achieved through the deliberate actions of; package, market, broadcast. In coming posts I will delve further into these actions. I'll explain what they mean and how you can actively utilize them. But for the time being, ponder on how you exercise these behaviors now.
- From Bloomberg Businessweek: "The image of your brand is a perception held in someone elseâs mind. Personal branding entails managing this perception effectively and influencing how others perceive you and what they think of you. Building an authentic personal brand is an evolutionary and organic process that should emerge from your search for your identity and meaning in life. It is about getting clear on what you want, giving it all your positive energy, doing what you love, and improving yourself continuously."
-Marshall Goldsmith in, Authentic Personal Branding.
So, why is personal brand important? I'd like to argue that personal brand is something that should concern us all. In the passed merely a small percentage of the population was in the limelight, and public about their lives. Commonly the same people where wealthy enough, or held positions where they were able to employ PR-experts to help them manage their brands and reputation. Unlike todays 'tagging' – press photos where taken in studios and carefully chosen for each purpose. And unlike todays 'status updates' – your spokesperson would release a mindfully composed statement.
Is it discomfort that makes us shrug, or pure obliviousness? Today we're all more or less public figures. As they say, once on the internet, always on the internet. Which make online identity management crucial. When you use social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn etc. you are essentially building your brand through every action, and even, in every even non-action. I've been studying this area during the passed year and found that many are in the dark when it comes to the affect that their digital presence has on brand and reputation.
Wake up and smell the coffee people – it's time to start branding, and be the best that YOU can be!
Hope you found this helpful in getting a better understanding about personal branding! /BENSON
Don't miss: If you liked this post, make sure to follow my series about Personal Brands. Please like, share and comment – you're inputs are greatly appreciated!
Some of the inspiration for this post: Jaqueline Kothbauer (Book (swe): Mediababe), (Blog: Mediababe), Tom Peters and Marshall Goldsmith.
The pervious post, Brand vs. Reputation, was my first in a series about Personal Brands. In this post I will more closely be discussing and examining reputation. I will attempt to put this word in a more modern context and point towards how it relates to brands today.
Dissecting reputation leads me to the two words, honor and respect. These are two conducts that have played an important part in building our society. Upholding honor and respect is living up to certain expectations. Norms and rules are set in the family, or in the community, and then used by members to size how well we perform in the social setting. Religion is a perfect example, one of it's attributes being functioning as a social 'measuring-tool'. But these types of 'tools' are not specific to religion, they're also found in secular countries and individualist cultures.
So why do we continue to rely upon these seemingly 'dated' social rules and norms? Well, they make us feel comfortable! People generally like the feeling of being prepared, or to some extent know what to expect. We may no longer look to God for the final verdict, but judgement still takes place. Todays preferred norms and rules, our 'religion', is commonly influenced by one or more subcultures, such as; the company we work for, the people we hang out with, the brands that we follow, the bands we listen to and the art we enjoy etc.
By openly conveying your association, you are identifying yourself as a part of the group. You're implying that you will abide by their rules and norms, and in further extent, committing to upholding the groups reputation through the management of your own personal brand. The personal brand is hereby assigned a higher importance, it becomes a piece of the larger than life, 'societal brand'.
You may at this point be thinking; "heeeey, I'm my own, I stick out, I'm an individualist and that's awesome! What the #€%&/ is this girl talking about?!". Well, dear Gen-Y reader, I'm sorry to shatter you perceptions. But to calm your anguish I'd like to add this; it's in community the sweet spot lies! THIS is where we create value! Whether it's higher monetary or relational-status we seek, we're NOTHING without the support of a 'tribe'. Reality is that everyone, more or less, deliberate or not, engages in tribal activity every day. So, by finding YOUR 'campfire', with the right 'circle of scouts', your ability to influence will turn from a simple add/subtract equation to an exponential function.
Now, I still want to leave you with this – Don't give up being different, being YOU! Instead, see brand management as a waltz. You are performing, rocking back and forth between conformity and individualism. The audience, your 'tribe', will endorse 'good behavior' and discourage or ignore the 'bad'. Let's just say… if you're doin' it right – you'll notice!
Finally I'd like to share my source of inspiration for this post, watch the 10 minute YouTube clip of Dr Patrick Dixon on 'Marketing to Tribes…'.
/BENSON for B|Social
This is the second in a series of posts discussing reputation, personal branding and Online Identity Management, so stay tuned!
Your personal brand is what you put out there every day; on Facebook, in E-mails, on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram, during phone calls, at meetings and in your personal relationships. Everything you do, that can be observed by a second or third party, is essentially brand building.
Our exhibitionistic lifestyles leave more impressions today than ever before. The concept of managing your personal brand may be fairly new to the 'average Joe', but our reputation, on the other hand, is something that has concerned us for ages. As tribal beings we are essentially wired to mind what others think of us. No surprise, when in the past, the acceptance of 'the tribe' was a condition for securing our survival. In 'geek terms', our default setting is to care about each other. And that's a good thing! :)
So now, why personal brand instead of reputation? Brand and reputation closely resemble each other. The reason for distinction between the two is simply that reputation has more of an interpersonal aspect. A personal brand on the other side, much like corporate brands, have a second dimension including deliberate actions such as; package, market, broadcast.
Today we share our thoughts, feelings and activities openly through apps, blogs and in social media. I want to stress the importance of brand management in relation to the presence you claim. A stay at home dad writing status-updates about lattes and runny noses has less of a need to reflect on his brand than let's say Oprah Winfrey. But I think it's pretty safe to say, that it can do us all some good, to give our brand a thought, in this day and age. Have a plan, a strategy or at least a common manner of handling your brand in the online community, it's called Online Identity Management (OIM).
This is the first in a series of posts discussing reputation, personal branding and OIM, so stay tuned!
/BENSON for B|Social
Been having some computer problems… I know, who has a good reason for computer problems since Apple!?!
The truth is, we are on Mac. But never the less, Mac book Airs, as many other computers prefer not being soaked in water. So, a bit of a blip after our 'grand launch' about a month ago, but like I said, we're now back on track.
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Hurray!!! Today we officially launched our website at 'bensonsocial.com' and our Facebook page 'B|Social'. It's a work in progress so bare with us… ;)
The Facebook page and blog will feature posts on what's going on in the company. We will also publish news, articles, white papers and educational material on the topics of sustainability and social media. Stay tuned!


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Restored Treasures
There is a wonderful bonus to watching a restored film. We are not only engaged by the work itself but are also filled with the pleasure of knowing and the joy of appreciation – knowing that we would otherwise be either watching a damaged version of the film or even totally denied of it, appreciating the work done by the conservationists and our good fortune to be watching the film's glory reinstated.
And for film archives, presenting restored films to the public is always a wonderful occasion. For preserving our cinematic heritage is a primary goal of archives and restoring films ravaged by time is an integral part of that goal.
It is with great joy that the Hong Kong Film Archive is presenting the new series, Restored Treasures, featuring films from all over the world that had enjoyed different forms of restoration. We kicked off the series earlier this year in collaboration with the Hong Kong International Film Festival to present the classics Metropolis (1927) and Confucius (1940). The program will continue by screening a restored film the first Sunday of every month, featuring a mix of works from Hong Kong and abroad.


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Aunt Martha Burger, Who Lived Entire Life in Mt. Vernon Twp., Will Be Buried Tomorrow at Hopewell. Martha E. Burger, widow of Geo. N. Burger, died yesterday afternoon about 2 oclock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Allen, at the old family homestead in the northeast part of Mt. Vernon township. She was the oldest of a family of seven children. Mrs. Burger was born August 21, 1839, and her long life was spent in the Mt. Vernon township. She died on the farm on which she was born. She was generally known as Aunt Martha Burger. Mrs. Burger lived several years in Mt. Vernon following the death of her husband. Last winter she visited her sister, Mrs. Allen, and in December fell and broke her hip and was never able to walk afterward. She owned property in Mt. Vernon at that time, and sold the property after her fall. Mrs. Burger was very cheerful and optimistic, not withstanding her injury and endured her misfortune uncomplainingly, but at her advanced age the injury naturally was more serious than with a younger person. Mrs. Burger was a daughter of the late W.F. and Lucretia Johnson. She was a member of one of Jefferson countys oldest and most highly respected families. She was united in marriage with George N. Burger January 5,1876. Mrs. Burger was a member of Hopewell M. E. Church and a faithful, consecrated Christian throughout her life. She had many friends not only among the older residents of Mt. Vernon and Jefferson county, but also the younger people of her acquaintance. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock at Hopewell M. E. Church, conducted by the Rev. W. J. Leslie, and burial will follow at Hopewell Cemetery. Source: Date: 7-16-1928 Submitted by; Ken Richardson
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Called "a messenger of hope", Bob Marley lived to move others through his music to change things for the better. In this painting I evoke his energy and joy of living for his art and his beliefs.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars Jun 16, 2011
fukin awsome duude!!! love this pic!! :D :D
Rated 4 / 5 stars May 18, 2011
Yes dude but...
he was a despot bastard with his musicians and his wife always ended up kind of "I stumbled and hit with the doorknob on the eye", so yeah... energy but not that much joy.
Anyway great submission.