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Sean Lucas
Imagine That
by Diamond Rio
From Diamond Rio Greatest Hits
What is the world coming to when lovers can't believe
they got a love coming true and then they up and leave?
They say they will when they won't, they say I do then they don't.
That ain't the way its gotta be with you and me
Imagine that, a love that lasts forever. Ê
Imagine that, for all the world to see that two people stay together
the way it ought to be.
Oh, oh, oh, imagine that.
I don't intend to change the world. ÊI couldn't if I tried.
As long as I got you with me girl I'll be satisfied.
Let's do what we can, mean what we say.
We'll just take it day by day.
Cause I wanna prove to everyone that it can be done.
Do you believe in love enough to go the distance.
Do you believe in love enough to make a stand.
Do you believe enough to handle the resistance.
I believe we can.

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Something coming up in the next few weeks is the WHO WORE IT BEST competition. Brad and I will be seeking two individuals around campus to compete in a WWIB dress off. Let us know if you are interested :)
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The most popular movies among NYTimes.com readers.
39 Readers' Reviews
October 8th, 20128:05 pm
European zombie movies are much grittier than the American kind, bloodier and more bizarre and even--strange as this may sound--more realistic. The American zombie apocalypse observes the Hollywood tradition of keeping everything balanced within a frame dictated by rules for storytelling, moral codes for heroes (and villains), the differences between the genders. European zombie cinema sets forth its starting premise and then lets absolute fidelity to character determine the consequences. These are harsher films, and all the more fascinating for that. The American versions are lighter in how deep and far into the meme they will go. They're almost glamorous. Typically, Twenty-Eight Days, after reaching what appears to be a safe place--the northern blockade--then throws us a punch in a certain homoerotic sideplay between the commanding officer and the movie's young protagonist. It's as if the director wanted to start a whole new film at that point. Fascinating material.
— Ethan Mordden, New York
November 9th, 20098:55 pm
And shows why it can generate such a cinematic thrill. Really inventive, true to its logic throughout, and it scores its thematic points with the skill of a surgeon.
The finale – set in the "civilized" oasis of an English country mansion adorned with murals after Boucher and a reproduction of the Laocoon (the guy who tried to warn the Trojans about "Greeks bearing gifts") and his sons battling the serpents – sets out in stark relief that it's a precious thin line between the insane savagery of the "infected," the savagery of the allegedly "normal" and civilized, and the savagery to which even a "good" and "rational" person can be driven by such "civilized" savages in self-defense.
In this regard, the film's echoing of Boccaccio's Decameron (where a group of men and women flee Florence for a country villa after the Black Death has turned the city into a pit of "every man for himself" savagery) is spot on, and gives the film another layer of dimension.
Also love how it rolls up anxiety from 9/11, AIDS and things like Ebola and Hanta virus all into one.
Goes to show you (and I say this as someone who survived 20 years biking everywhere on Manhattan's streets): Don't mess with a bike messenger!
— avender, West Cornwall, CT
September 14th, 20099:00 pm
this is not so much a horror movie as a frightening drama, people complain but this is a deeper film than most dont just look at the surface
— msiener, boston
January 2nd, 20056:59 pm
— webxmoviesrnr
September 2nd, 200410:33 am
I just saw this film again on a small screen, nearly a year after watching it on a big one. It lacked the visual impact of that first viewing but its visual beauty was intact: an odd choice of words for a horror film, but one that helps explain some of the negative reactions to it seen here and elsewhere.
28 Days Later is sure to disappoint the "core demographic" that Hollywood aims to please: 18-35 year-old males. Good. The big studios crank out product that has become so predictable that it makes me want to vomit blood, like one of the infected in this film. Anyway, that core audience seems to cringe whenever characters talk or show vulnerability instead of blowing someone's or something's head off.
Character development, attention to cinematography, and unexpected moments make 28 Days Later worth watching a second time. Just the scenes in Jim's parents' home, so untouched by the end of the world, would have been worth a rental fee. Nods of the head to end-of-the-world films such as Omega Man and Resident Evil were also fun to see. The film also had a good influence on later films--the new Dawn of the Dead comes to mind. Unlike that film, however, 28 Days Later even more effectively captures the tragedy of people caught up in a world that has fallen apart.
The only weaknesses are some logic-holes one could steer a London Routemaster bus through, but they did not detract from the visual thrills and pleasures of this fine film.
— jessid5, Richmond, VA
September 2nd, 200312:11 am
All elements came together perfectly in this very frightening movie. The erratic camera movements echoed the jerky gait of "the infected," and the screaching soundtrack paralleled the characters' fear. Cillian Murphy was compelling and beautiful, and had excellent chemistry with the female lead. It was impossible to predict the plot, and the suspense kept my heart in my throat throughout the entire film.
— 2bunnies
August 31st, 20037:40 am
i like this movie, it has style,and depth,but i think it couldve been better.some of the camera jittering was overdone causing some of the people who saw it with me, but not me,to feel nauseous.(blairwitchatosis/hyperdockeritis)one of the scenes that really knocked off a few stars for me was the beast on a tether scene,when just a drop of spittle in the eye can do you in, nobody would knowingly put himself so close to getting infected.but in a vast wasteland of slasher movies a rare "horror movie" this one gives me hope for more of this type of horror.i look forward to the part two.with a scene of mass infection like a stadium full of english soccer fans get the bug(the wave),or an airliner in flight,cruise ship,or peace rally.think big.
— tellisalantro
August 29th, 20031:55 pm
The film begins with a promising premise: a horror movie with disease as its villain. A virulent biological foe feels plausable and terrifying in our current world of a continuing AIDS epidemic, unsolved anthrax scare, and war motivated by fear of biological WMDs. For a few gripping minutes the film follows this exciting notion with splendidly frightning violent action.
Then, inexplicably, all of the believable terror and creativity drains out of the film. The film makers abandon the viral nemises. In its place, they insert an old cliché, and the film dies in agony and silliness. An evil sexist military man more problematic than the plague? Is a macho army the real evil (substitute cops, prison guards, politicians, businessmen, etc.)? Could the Leutenant be a lunatic, a Strangelove, run amok? We are forgivingly familiar with the silly cliché in movies, but here, where the opening scenes were so promising, the escape into formula feels particularly disappointing. [And please don't get me started on the implausable quilting bee that smothers us in the final saccharine scene.]
It is hard to avoid feeling angry with those responsible for this film. Most movies seem to begin well, get lost, and end weakly. Perhaps film making arrogance values a good concept conference and thinks little of a good script [am I also guilty of cliché?]. Still, when film makers waste a truly good idea [and we have to pay the admission price], they should be doubly condemned.
— ningramsmc
August 18th, 20033:03 pm
I went into this movie with no expectations - I have learned well from the movie industry that is the safest way to stave off disappointment!
The first 2/3 of the movie were fine, I enjoyed them for what they were. The cinematograpy of some scenes was amazing; very haunting and beautiful. I liked not knowing what was going on every second, that if I watched the movie and saved my questions, most were answered.
Then the movie started to suck...partly because humans can be such awful, vicious, evil creatures and partly because way too much time was spent on these awful aspects of the species and focusing on persons in the military being the crux of this awfulness. I would have liked to see our main characters fighting off the zombies rather than fighting off Major West's horny company. Or even the soldiers becoming infected and having a zombie showdown. Something interesting.
Then the movie REALLY started to suck..the end was horrible! The end was so bad, I wasn't sure I was watching the same movie - and the alternate end was no better! What was up with the poultry?!
Note to movie industry (british, american, italian, or otherwise)...don't chicken out on us, give us your imagination, the viewing public is craving something new, not some saccharin story or wimpy harlequin ending!!
— webxmoviesrnr
August 16th, 20037:07 am
There are sporadic moments, adding up to about 20% of the film, that didn't do much for me. But the remaining 80% is excellent.
More than epidemics or zombies, this film left me thinking about a town's population succumbing wholesale to ergot poisoning, now an obscure footnote, but a fact of life in centuries past. The victims in the film are not undead, they are possessed, which is how ergot victims were perceived to be in those (supposedly) more superstitious times.
Attention to visual detail makes the film resonate deeply for me. The paper postings in Trafalgar Square are particularly poignant. The church scene was straight out of a Hyeronimous Bosch painting. The bloody battle at the end echoes along with Straw Dogs in my head. The plot might be shaky at times, but this is primarily a visual experience. And audio! The soundtrack selection is immersive and masterful, but then again, this is a Danny Boyle film, who can be depended on to deliver the musical goods.
Yes, I consider 28 Days Later to be a work of art, reflecting elements of the human condition that I see, hear, read, am enraged and weep about, and question every day, yet I can understand how many people are sickened by this film. Not all art is for everybody; at best, art is strictly on a "take it or leave it" basis, as it should be.
— jrudametkin
August 4th, 200312:32 pm
At a first level, this movie is as gruesome as you could imagine one can get.'You get between 15 and 20 seconds to (save yourself) '... What would you do?
The maddening rage of the infected and the defenders is numbingly unbelievable. The script keeps you on your toes, changing your feel about the probable end of the movie, at every turn. The story keeps you involved all the time with the look-over-your-shoulder suspence and silence.
At a metaphorical level, the rage is within us,and around us.It's about the innate instinct of man in the face of catasrophe. It's about what can happen if instinct takes over thought, and when there is little choice. It's about the unknown, and the power of unknown. It's about what happened 28 day's later.
The ultimate message is still...what we all live in.
— yankeyg
August 2nd, 200310:07 pm
By the end of this movie I wish I was infected and near death! One of the worst movies I have seen in a long time. The movie opens with this monkey experiment that gets loose?? then they show a man awakening from a hospital; walking through the streets of London by himself for about 8 minutes!!!! anyway:: blood and gore is used allot for shock value but the script stinks and the plot is so BAD u loose interest!! look they are on the run from the "infected" for a few days with no food or water (shower) but they look like they just came out of a salon..They find a man by his Christmas lights?? and when they finally get help they men just want to rape the women? do this make any sense to you? well it shouldn't because the movie is TERRIBLE...don't believe any reviews you hear! save $9. I would rather of burned my $20 bill then give it to the theater.....How as a director do you sit through this knowing you made this pile of junk? I lost 2 hours of my life...and it cost me money.......
— webxmoviesrnr
August 2nd, 200312:02 pm
Whoever thought this movie was scary probably hasnt ever seen anything that was scary, because this movie definently wasnt.
The only time I jumped in the theatre was when Jim went to pick that door handle of that car and the sirens went all loud...because of the surround sound.
After the first 20 minutes of it, I felt bored and uninterested by this movie. My friend that was with me felt the same way.
Let me give you some advice:
Dont go see this movie, it sucked, it was boring, and it had unecessary nakedness that was really small.
— webxmoviesrnr
July 31st, 200311:45 am
Yes, the movie was worth it. It had great intellectual depth. The feeling of thinking back and linking unexplained situations is not only reassuring and satisfying, but rare. It's great to have a movie do that to you. But the movie was not what I wanted to see. It was a suspense, a thriller, a drama, but not a horror. Yes, it had it's blood and guts, but it lacked the "scary as hell" parts that was given to it by it's reviewers. I do recommend this movie, but not if you're looking for something to keep you up at night. I give it 4 stars.
— webxmoviesrnr
July 19th, 20038:38 pm
I went to this movie based on the review I read in the NY Times. What a waste of time! If this world were really populated by people as portrayed in this movie, it would be a very sad place indeed. The movie begins with a very interesting plot and could have developed into a really frightening and memorable picture, but almost immediately deteriorates into a blood, guts and sex fiasco. I was hoping for something more like 'The Andromeda Strain', or even 'Outbreak'. Something that would really challenge the mind and pose some ethical questions. I guess the 'dumbing down of America' is really true if this is a sold out movie.
— webxmoviesrnr
July 19th, 20036:30 pm
Having heard this movie was thrilling, horrifying scary, and creative, I went to the theatre with pretty high standards. Standards notwithstanding, I think this film was lame. This was a prime example of an entire movie being made from one cool idea, with little thought dedicated towad plot development, character development, or logic. Aside from some neato zombie moments and pretty cinematography in the rain, this film featured the following: a pitiful, predictable attempt at a love story, a lot of boring scenes, silly manipulations of the audience (don't go in that dark shack alone! don't do it! don't do it!), and never-explained plot fundamentals (why don' the zombies attack each other??) The main character was hot, but this viewer needed more.
— alisoncmay
July 17th, 20032:36 pm
28 Days Later weaves a nightmare before your eyes. As much as I wanted to dash from the theater, only 20 minutes throught the film, I knew it was too late - that the world of the 'raged' human monsters had already been created for me - that it would follow me if I left, so I stayed to watch the whole show.
28 Days Later left me with an itch in my mind that I am always trying to conquer. The itch is the overwhelming feeling of 'fright' and 'helplessness' of the raged monsters. To satisfy this, I day-dream 'what if' scenarios that would triumph over the raged beasts once and for all. Like: What if the Terminator was introduced to the English landscape to find and kill the 'raged'. I create scenes in my mind of exactly what might happen. Which superhero or human character would scratch the itch for me, once and for all?
That is what 28 days. Similar to the Blair Witch Project - it is very haunting and deeply disturbing. Well worth the $8 ticket. chris
— c_erichsen
July 14th, 20037:42 pm
After encouraging a friend to go see this movie, I was quite embarrassed when she fell asleep about half into it. It was terribly depressing, and not at all scary. I am sad to see how we are so misconstrewed these days by movie previews and pay hard earned money to go see a show and get nothing what you expected it to be. Why can't they make movies without getting so psychological and deep? I would not recommend seeing this movie unless you want to be bored to tears.
Am I just the only one who thinks this way?
— webxmoviesrnr
July 14th, 200310:15 am
I was sold on this movie from the preview,but very dissapointed when I watched the movie.The plot was good,but that is where it ended.The action of the movie was very limited and had to many periods of stillness.the last 15 minutes of this movie were the best.Please do not be misled by the review,this movie is not worth going to see.
— webxmoviesrnr
July 12th, 20036:37 pm
Monkey pox rage virus on all your houses- What an EXCELLENT movie. Best film I've seen since Omega Man. When society crumbles life is definately short, brutish and nasty.
— nc709
July 12th, 200310:28 am
There was nothing scary about this movie. It was slow moving, too lengthy, boring, and the story was ridiculous. I love thrillers, mind twisting adventures, and excellent SciFi films....like the Matrix. This movie is an insult to all three
— webxmoviesrnr
July 12th, 200312:02 am
I went into this movie thinking it was going to be "scary as hell," but came out of it with a different perception. Sure, there was gore, blood, hacking, and all the typical zombie movie stuff, but that only occupied at most 1/3 of the movie. The rest of the movie was a fantastic storyline about how we, as a human race, would react to an apocolyptic situation, such as an epidemic. There were a few moments of humor, a lot of drama, and great suspense on what the survivors would do next. When you think the movie is about to end, it takes a sharp turn into a whole new area. The movie made me think, and when I had questions about certain things, they were answered within 5 minutes of me thinking of them. I found the movie incredible (and the acting of Cillian Murphey was pretty good as well. Watch out for that Irishman!). While I would not recommend this as a horror flick (it was no more scarier than "The Others" and "The Sixth Sense"), I would suggest that you see this poignant tale of human survival. How we would react is "scary as hell."
— dramadiva
July 11th, 20033:37 pm
The prologue was very promising, a quick introduction of the current situation taking us directly into its aftermath. The scenes where the hero wanders through the deserted streets of London are truly remarkable. Then the let down begins. Starting with the imagery of the action sequences. They are uneven and choppy with no sense of visual continuity. The camera movements are so jerky and the images are so grainy that I, literally, cannot tell what the hell is going on. The scenes consist of a cascade of blurred, indistinct images with no cognizant or subliminal value. I suspect the editor was trying to achieve an intoxicating visceral effect. But it just didnt work for me. The lack of zombies-on-screen time and the pacing made for the biggest disappointments of the movie. I expected a zombie to leap out of every shadow or from behind every corner. That did not happen. Not even once. In fact, the number of screen minutes dedicated to zombies could be counted on one hand. Instead, the film crawled along at an excruciatingly lethargic pace with one boring sequence after another. The one positive aspect about this movie was the strong acting and the sense of realism it created. But the bottom line is if youre going to make a movie about zombies, then you damn well better have zombies in it.
— erose9488
July 9th, 20032:22 pm
my boyfriend took me to see this without telling me a thing about it. And it scared the heck outta me. I never get scared and I was flinching and jumping all the time. The movies ability to make you think even long after you leave the theatre is one thing I like. It makes you ponder the humans desire to survive. It was almost a real world twist to the zombie flunks, as another writer put it. It was scarey cause it makes you think "could that happen." again i don't flinch in scarey movies and I came out of my skin a few times, just don't see it alone.
— webxmoviesrnr
July 7th, 20032:27 pm
as im sure few of you know, this movie actually came out in october 2002 in britain before coming to the US. i saw saw it over there and i rave about it to everyone. i guess it was such a big hit there that "they" decided to bring it across the pond. i happen to agree with them. i was sufficiently scared the first time i saw it and i was not disappointed when i finished it the second time. this movie does not thrive as much on dialog or plot as it does on visual and audible stimulation. but i think that is to be expected in any horror flick. what is really scary are the zombies. when one thinks of zombies you think of the gray-skinned, limping, moaning remains of a human being but the zombies in 28dl are crazed, wild, snarling humans on steroids who run with full force enraged by a blood-induced virus. i lost my breath just watching the actors run from these things. overall the film is a reflection on man's most inate desires and feelings that shine through when all is lost and he will do anything to survive - illustrated so excellently by the soldiers. go out and see it.
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Sleeping Together and Christ's Global Cause
- Sunday, November 06, 2011
4) And that leads to the point about your friends making you feel guilty. How do they even know? Do the two of you talk about it? This isn't a spectator sport.
5) I'm not surprised that the two of you enjoy being intimate. "Being intimate" makes fornication sound romantic. Words mean something. "Being intimate" seems a lot more acceptable than "fornication."
6) There is a great deal of biblical support for regarding sex as a gracious gift from God, meant for procreation and as part of what it means to become "one flesh." God designed sex for our enjoyment—but only within marriage (Genesis 2:24-25; Hebrews 13:4). Fire in the fireplace is a good thing. Outside the fireplace, that same fire will burn down the house. It's not wrong to have sex and it's certainly not wrong to enjoy it. And of course, if you have sex with someone you care about, you'll enjoy it and feel good about it. That's how God wired up the situation.
7) But your feelings don't matter in this case. They just don't matter because they will always lead you back to the bedroom.
8) I gather that your real issue is, "Why don't we feel convicted by the Holy Spirit?" But I think you do or else why would you write me? And why would you take the time to justify yourself? You don't write and say, "I am convicted that I spent too much time cheering for the US team to win the women's water polo gold medal." No, the very fact that you write is more or less the answer to your question.
9) Here's something you may not have thought about. You say the Holy Spirit hasn't convicted you but maybe he has. God often speaks to us through the witness of the church. And it sounds as if the church—the great Christian church—has spoken through your friends who have made you feel guilty. God often uses others to speak to us when we can't clearly hear his voice any other way.
10) If you are truly in love, then get married and make it legal. Those are basically the rules we all have to follow. Not just the Bible rules, but the common rules of the Christian faith. To be sure, lots of people break the rules but they remain in force.
11) Don't say, "Hey, I've got money issues so I can't get married now but I still want to have sex." It doesn't work that way. You can't rewrite the rulebook to satisfy your own desires.
No Time to Mess Around
But there is a deeper issue at work here. When I read your note, I was reminded of a book I read 25 years ago. It was a story about how many Jews in Romania were saved from the Holocaust by some Romanian friends who spirited them out of the country at great personal risk. Here is the part I recall most vividly. The heroine of the book was a beautiful young woman, well placed in the country, a friend of powerful people, who took up the cause of the Jews as her own. Time and again she risked everything to save them. Somewhere along the way she met and fell in love with a gallant young man who joined her in her mission. They were nearly caught and captured again and again. It was clear that they were falling in love with each other. And on some level, you kept thinking they would sleep together. But they never did. Not once. And the reason given was something like this. "Our work in saving the Jews is so important that our own desires must never interfere." And it never did. They never slept together. Not even one time. The cause they served captured all their attention, and they knew that they had no time to have sex. And that's why they didn't. It wasn't biblical at all—their reasoning, I mean. Yet it was immensely biblical.
I thought of that book for the first time in many years when I read your note. I think the meaning is, "As long as you and your friend have time to think about sleeping together, you aren't serving the right cause." I dare to venture that Christ and his Kingdom simply have not captured your heart. When Christ's global cause and serving others in his name becomes your priority, you won't have time or energy to think about sleeping together. Or you may think about it, but the higher calling will overrule your desires.
There is a huge truth for you to consider. I can say, "Don't sleep together," and you either will or you won't. I don't have the power to compel obedience. You and your lady friend have some important decisions to make. As I said, I have spoken to you this way as if we were lifetime friends because among friends you can be blunt. When I said, it doesn't matter, I meant it. Who's going to know if you sleep with her tonight? Not me. I don't know and don't want to know. The world rolls on, assumes that two people in love will sleep together, and the church sometimes looks the other way and too often shrugs its shoulders. I simply say, find a higher cause and give your energies to that cause so unreservedly that you will prize that cause above your own earthly desires.
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I always assumed it was because of the taint from Felwood that these animals were "sickly." But that may be because I play alliance and this is hinted at through the quests in Darkshore and in Felwood. But then again, I could be wrong, I had no idea that there were sickly animals in durotar, though there is a large demonic presence in the Barrens. That just makes the most sense to me.


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Two experts from the world of antiques go head to head in a competition to raise money for a charity of their choice. They are challenged to buy antiques and collectibles in a different location each day, and at the end of the week the duelling dealers compete to raise the most money at a special one-off event. Once the deals are done, one expert will be crowned the Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is champion.
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Easy Recipes for Cute Halloween Desserts
Halloween is next month, so it's time to start thinking about decorations, costumes, parties and recipes! We all want our decorations to be perfect. We should all feel the same way about serving the food and drinks. I found this UNIQUE and Cute Halloween Desserts for kids and adults will love it too!
Take clear throwaway cups and draw faces on them with a black Sharpie. Tint vanilla pudding with green food coloring. Add to the cup. Crush Oreo's and sprinkle on top of the pudding. And there you have it…………FRANKENCUPS!
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NEWPORT NEWS -- Police say a wrong-way driver hit seven vehicles as he made his way on I-664 late Monday night.
Va. State Police say 56-year-old Robert Charles Madden, Jr. was going south in the northbound lanes around 11:00 p.m. headed towards the inspection booth in Suffolk.
After hitting the vehicles trying to stop him, he turned around and headed back towards the M-and-M, striking the patrol cars of two troopers trying to stop him, Sgt. Michelle Anaya says.
Madden was stopped at Jefferson Avenue and Dresden Drive in Newport News.
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Stop Making Sense was the first feature-length documentary effort of filmmaker Jonathan Demme. The director's subject is The Talking Heads, a new-wave/pop-rock group comprised of David Byrne, Chris Franz, Tina Weymouth and Jerry Harrison. The film was made during a three-day concert gig at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood. What emerges on screen says as much about director Demme's taste and sensitivity as it does about the group and its visionary leader Byrne. Though some of the material in
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Like Talking Heads itself, Jonathan Demme's landmark 1984 film is accessible and arty. In less skilled hands, it would simply feel alien and cold, not vibrantly and enthrallingly alive.
It's all so precise even as it is totally loopy, and the music pressed up in our face so urgently and enticingly, that the movie is as close to perfect as it gets.
Stop Making Sense is a concert film with a narrative, bursting at the seams with bits of invention and passion.
One of the best concert movies ever.
Decent, as concert films go. Being a huge TH fan helps. Byrne's oversized suit good for a chuckle.
Even at its least effective, the film animates one's foot to tap unknowingly for eighty-eight minutes.
a powerful musical experience because the filmmakers have such utter confidence in the material that there is no need to dress it up
This is an uplifting movie in the truest, most basic sense -- it just puts you in a good mood.
A distinct collaboration between Demme and the band, it hits with equal force on visual and aural fronts.
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Where Gimme Shelter and The Last Waltz captured the ends of their respective eras, Stop Making Sense is a showcase for Talking Heads at their artistic and musical peak. It is also the film which put Jonathan Demme on the map; seven years later, he would win five Oscars (including Best Director) for The Silence of the Lambs. But looking at the film twenty-six years on, there is something faintly elegiac about it. It contains none of the vapid self-promotion which has dogged more recent concert movies, from Shine a Light to Rattle and Hum.
For a film about looking at a group of musicians for ninety minutes, Stop Making Sense is surprisingly cine-literate. The opening credits, with its elongated blank-and-white font, is an obvious reference to Dr. Strangelove (fittingly, since they were designed by the same man). David Byrne's 'machine gun stagger' across the stage during 'Psycho Killer' is a nod to the death scene at the end of A Bout de Souffle.
More than that, though, the film is genuinely cinematic in a way that concert films very often aren't. Demme has always been an unfussy, understated director, and his camera is always keeping up with the players rather than the other way around. He possesses great technical know-how, knowing what to put the camera and how to shoot a performance so that the actors (or musicians) can just do their thing. Despite the level of meticulous planning that went into the tour, you get a real sense of kinetic energy existing on stage, something that a fussier director would quickly undermine.
Stop Making Sense is a showcase of Talking Heads at their very best, shortly after the release of Speaking In Tongues had brought them screaming into the mainstream. Their song-writing and musicianship is superb, producing a series of really catchy, rhythmical songs with ample room for improvisation. While later albums were dominated by David Byrne, here it feels like all four members are on the same page, working towards the same ends. But you don't have to be a fan of Talking Heads to understand just what makes this moment in their career so special.
For one thing, the film demonstrates a rare level of confidence and exuberance which is absent in so much of modern music (read closely, Lady Gaga: 'confidence' and 'shock value' are not the same thing). Normally it is considered anathema for stage crew and roadies to share the stage with performers, unless there was an urgent technical problem that needed attention. But in Stop Making Sense, the stage crew are on for much of the first half, moving around equipment in the middle of songs; the band play on regardless, and even bring them all on at the end as a thank-you gesture.
And then there is David Byrne, who in this film is confidence personified. Byrne has always been a charismatic front-man, but here he is positively hypnotic right from the opening. His jerky head moments, powerful voice and frenzied eyes lead you to focus only on him; during 'Psycho Killer', he holds the whole Pantages audience right in the palm of his hand. When he dances, his body moves like it's made out of plasticene, capable of being bent in all directions in perfect time to the music. His energetic repertoire ranges from doing laps of the stage being chased by a searchlight ('Life During Wartime') to cradling a lamp in his arms ('Na�ve Melody (This Must Be The Place)'). And then there is 'the big suit', inspired by Japanese noh theatre, which is quite simply too cool for words.
The film contains a number of interesting creative decisions which both add to the impact of the concert and make the film more cinematic. Stage crew notwithstanding, the band come on one at a time, only reaching full strength during 'Burning Down The House'. This is a great decision because it highlights the individual talent of the musicians, and creates some form of narrative thread without resorting to pretentious prog rock narration.
Byrne was very keen that there be as few distractions on stage as possible, to focus both the performers and the audience. To this end there are no water bottles, which could reflect the light, and all the amplifiers and musical branding have been painted over in matte black. There is also no coloured lighting, with Demme and cinematographer Jordan Cronenweth using several interesting means to get around this. During 'Once In A Lifetime', Byrne is lit up while the rest of the band are in darkness, and in 'Girlfriend Is Better', a technician walks around with a portable light, steadily moving turning instrument (and the big suit) into a series of creepy shadows.
But the biggest innovation of Stop Making Sense comes in the relationship it strikes up between performers and audience. There are very few shots of the Pantages' crowd until the very last song of the show, and the recordings of their applause is turned down and pushed to the bottom of the mix. This makes the whole film feel incredibly intimate, like it's just you and the band having a long chat.
In something like U2-3D, the audience are put in the middle of a cheering crowd; their vision is obscured by waving hands and bobbing heads, and the experience is deeply claustrophobic. A show like this resembles an elaborate worship ceremony, with the band 'playing God' and inciting frenzied belief among those who have entered the temple. In Stop Making Sense, you still get the atmosphere, but everything is more settled and understated. While U2 fight to the last man for appreciation, Talking Heads know how good they are: they have nothing to prove, which means everyone can relax and just enjoy the music.
There are a couple of false notes which undermine the film's status as "the Citizen Kane of the concert movies". The first is the very common mistake of mismatched film and audio. Because the film was shot over three nights, there are a number of amusing continuity errors - for instance, Tina Weymouth's bass keeps changing colour. More troublingly, Chris Frantz will sometimes hit a cymbal, or a guitarist strike a chord, and no sound will come out. This is partly understandable given the arrangement of microphones, but for purists it can very be annoying.
The other issue is perhaps more petty, and that is the appearance of The Tom Tom Club, the spin-off band of Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz. Midway through the second half, they come on to perform 'Genius Of Love' while Byrne goes off to put on the suit. You can understand this decision logistically, but the song itself is quite weak. Tina Weymouth's natural range and calm delivery is at odds with the prominent funk percussion and Frantz' powerful backbeats; it's like the singer from The Party trying to compete with a Brazilian samba orchestra.
Despite these niggles, Stop Making Sense remains a remarkable piece of work, both for Demme and for Talking Heads. The fact that the band never toured again after this cements its status, and confirms its importance as a document of just how good they were. All of Demme's subsequent concert films, including the excellent Prairee Wind, owe a debt to this film, and it raised the bar for all concert movies to follow. Most of all, it proves the value of the music even to people indifferent towards the band, and for that feat alone it deserves the highest praise.
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I don't care if they're family or a friend or a stranger.
I will punch you for a) laughing at my experience as a survivor of rape, b) laughing at other survivors' experiences, and c) making rape seem like such a casual and okay thing.
You deserve to be punched. The end.
Ray Comfort on abortion. This man is brilliant.
no don't watch that that shit is awful
Citizens are constantly saying how abortion is an okay procedure and it's your body so why should you have to deal with raising a kid?
Well, I have some pointers for you.
For starters, you made the choice to have sex-it is not that child's fault you did so, so why should they have to die because of your mishaps? Many will retort with, "Well, what if the person was raped?" And all I have to say to that is, "Is it the child's fault that happened?" Yes, it's traumatizing, but there are other options! Adoption, for instance, is a healthy way in which both mother and child can live.
When there are other options such as adoption, why even have a need for abortion? You're killing a part of you, something that carries partially your DNA and you're willing to kill it?
Also, please keep in mind that by four weeks that child is already developing structures, heart and blood vessels CONTINUE to develop meaning that before this, they were already developing], lungs, stomach, and liver start development as well as the face and the neck. It isn't until the four week point that most mothers even realize that their pregnant, and most mothers go to get an abortion; and at this point in time, the fetus is more human than anything else.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has just been hit with federal criminal charges for the Boston Marathon bombing ... and if convicted, he could face the death penalty.
Attorney General Eric Holder announced moments ago ... the 19-year-old has been charged with the following counts:
-- One count of using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction (namely, an improvised explosive device or IED) against persons and property within the United States resulting in death.
-- One count of malicious destruction of property by means of an explosive device resulting in death.
According to officials, Tsarnaev could face up to life in prison or the death penalty if convicted.
Officials say Tsarnaev had his initial court appearance today from his hospital room ... where he is being treated for wounds sustained during a shoot out with police in Watertown, Mass.
Vile piece of ****.
Good! I am a fan of the death penalty right now. No one deserves it less than him!!!!
When was the last time you heard of christians blowing up innocent people?
Has the White House pardoned him yet, eh?
YEA......Muslims are Radical!
I know he's a terrorist and murder, but that's no excuse for that hair cut.
"Could" face the death penalty. Even if he did receive the death penalty, chances are he'd never get executed. This clown and child molesters need to be put to death, if guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of course...
so what are they doing with the rest of the family?
like the aunt and cusion and father?
Total loser couldnt even figure out how to off himself with a gun to his mouth; shoot yourself in the head if you ever get another chance stupid chech.
This case seems a bit weird with the media and cops changing their stories. Then i don't get why he would bomb the marathon for religious reasons when he was so assimilated into western culture himself, doesn't make sense to me. I'm interested to see what comes out of this guy's mouth.
So if he sits in prison for the rest of his life we as the tax payers have to pay for it!?!? Death row is a joke! As soon as someone is found guilty they should just take them out back and shoot them in the head! Why do inmates sit on death row for years!?! Because this country has become very soft!
Should be at least four counts one for Martin,one for Krystle, one for Lu, and one for officer Collier. He should be charged w/ hundreds of counts of attempted. Then he should die and burn in Hell.
After he gives his testimony they should let him die a slow and painful death.
how about charging the plant manager and CEO of West Fertilizer Co with the same charges..
One count of using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction (namely, an improvised explosive device or IED) against persons and property within the United States resulting in death.
The had 1350 times the amount of explosive chemicals and FAILED to report to DHS.
-- One count of malicious destruction of property by means of an explosive device resulting in death.
The plant went BOOM...resulting in the death of so far 15 people including first responders....
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Abstract. Primary marine aerosols are an important component of the climate system, especially in the remote marine environment. With diminishing sea-ice cover, better understanding of the role of sea spray aerosol on climate in the polar regions is required. As for Arctic Ocean water, laboratory experiments with NaCl water confirm that a few degrees change in the water temperature (Tw) gives a large change in the number of primary particles. Smaller particles with a dry diameter between 0.01 μm and 0.25 μm dominate the aerosol number density, but their relative dominance decreases with increasing water temperature from 0 °C where they represent 85–90% of the total aerosol number to 60–70% of the total aerosol number at 10 °C water temperature. This effect is most likely related to a change in physical properties and not to modification of sea water chemistry. A change of salinity between 15 g kg−1 and 35 g kg−1 showed no influence on the relative shape of a particle number size distribution, nor did a change in water temperature between 0 °C and 16 °C. An experiment where succinic acid was added to a NaCl water solution showed, that the number concentration of particles with Dp < 0.312 μm decreased by 43% when the succinic acid concentration in NaCl water at Tw = 0 °C was increased from 0 μmol l−1 to 2446 μmol l−1. Different organic constituents and perhaps inorganic substances resulted in a particle number shift towards larger particle sizes, when comparing a size distribution resulting from pure NaCl water to size distributions resulting from Arctic Ocean water and resulting from NaCl water with a succinic acid concentration of 2446 μmol l−1.
Citation: Zábori, J., Matisāns, M., Krejci, R., Nilsson, E. D., and Ström, J.: Artificial primary marine aerosol production: a laboratory study with varying water temperature, salinity and succinic acid concentration, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 12, 19039-19087, doi:10.5194/acpd-12-19039-2012, 2012.


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a spot where St. Louis comes alive.. welcome to the Hampton Inn St. Louis-I-270 Northwest (Florissant) The city surrounding our Hampton Inn® hotel in St. Louis-I-270 Northwest (Florissant) is brimming with fun activities for your entire family. You probably know St. Louis for our amazing Gateway Arch. And its broad stainless-steel expanse is surely a sight t...
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Voted "Best Illinois Bed and Breakfast" -Illinois Magazine Readers Poll. Experience elegance and romance at one of the St. Louis area's finest bed and breakfast inns. Whirlpools. HDTV. Wi-Fi. Complimentary 24 Hour "All You Can Eat" Chocolate Buffet. Conveniently located along the Heartland Rivers Wine Trail on Millionaire's Row in historic Alton, IL. O...
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The Extras Aren't Extra at Drury Hotels! Our guests can enjoy free hot breakfast, free hot food and cold beverages at the 5:30 Kickback®, free wireless Internet access in all rooms and throughout the hotel, free long distance calls and free popcorn and soda in the lobby daily. An outdoor swimming pool and whirlpool are available for guest use, along with an...
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Overlooking the Mississippi River, this Grafton, Illinois inn features an on-site restaurant. Free Wi-Fi access is available, and Pere Marquette State Park is 9 km away. A flat-screen satellite cable TV is provided in every unique room at Ruebel Hotel . Featuring a bath or shower, private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer, towels, and free toiletries. R...
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Okay 5.0
Great staff. Some hard workers, some a lot money hunger.
The rooms are tiny. Very over priced. They seem to attract a lot of riff raft. I had 3 different people offer to sell me drugs.Just not my kind of place. We were looking for the older wine drinking crowd. This place is more of a younger whiskey drinking crowd. We spent most of our time away from the hotel.
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Conveniently located only two miles from the Lambert - St. Louis International Airport and nearby numerous entertainment highlights and tourist attractions, the Embassy Suites St. Louis - Airport hotel is an ideal base for immersing yourself in the cultural vibrancy of St. Louis, Missouri. Find fun and entertainment for the whole family at popular attraction...
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The award winning Pride of Super 8 Jerseyville is located in a beautiful rural setting with scenic drives considered to be among the best in the Midwest. We are located just 20 miles from Alton, IL, 45 miles from St. Louis, MO, and 15 miles from Pere Marquette State Park. The Jerseyville area is know for its white tail deer hunting and eagle watching along...
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With a stay at Airport Plaza Inn in Bridgeton, you'll be near the airport and close to St. Louis Mills Mall. This hotel is within the vicinity of Verizon Wireless Amphitheater St. Louis and St. Louis Car Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 170 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless...
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Close proximity to airport and park sleep fly option was perfect.
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Staff was incredibly rude, they also overbooked my stay and I had to leave.
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With a stay at Extended Stay America - St. Louis - Westport - Central in Maryland Heights (Westport - Maryland Heights), you'll be close to Creve Coeur Golf Club. This hotel is within the vicinity of Verizon Wireless Amphitheater St. Louis and Historic Aircraft Restoration Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 99 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchen...
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Okay 5.0
the discounted price, free on the go breakfast, full size kitchen and the safety of the location.
they registered us wrong the computer showed that we had checked out. they gave the new guest the key to our room. so in the middle of the night they opened our door. next morning we went to breakfast and couldnt enter our room.hallways were run down, management was lacking responsibility for errors.
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Smell in the hallwaysNice place and people were great. With them having smoking rooms the hallways have that smell in them.
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Cash's specialty is ancient weaponry–knives, swords, clubs–but when it comes to sharp, nothing comes close to Maddy's icy wit. If only she'd learn to lighten up, she'd see that appearances are deceiving. Just thinking about touching that amazing skin of hers makes him break into a sweat.
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Actress Kami Evans is tackling the biggest role of her life–as an escort. There's definitely something going on in Madame V's mansion, but Kami has to prove herself trustworthy before she can dig deeper and prove her stepbrother didn't commit suicide.
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Chrissy Taylor doesn't believe in a lot of things. Her life, and her career as a supernatural myth-buster, are ruled by logic and skepticism. Love at first sight? Forget it–until she's swept off her feet by Mr. Tall, Dark and Mysterious.
Even though Kaine sets Chrissy's world on fire–literally–she can't resist embarking on her toughest debunking mission yet. She must unearth the truth about her new husband before desire consumes the last of her reason.
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This book has been previously published and has been revised and expanded from its original release.
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Without trust, common ground can get pretty shaky…
"I believe you have something of mine, Zach."
Zach Owens doesn't even know who this angry stranger is, let alone what the man is talking about–until he learns what they have in common. Their boyfriend, Jake. Once Jake's out of the picture, Zach's apology to Nathan Forrester leads to a long conversation, a kiss, and a chemistry that goes far beyond revenge sex.
Zach can't seem to make Nathan believe that Jake is up to something. But protesting his innocence isn't working, and Jake's carefully orchestrated campaign to destroy their love could leave them both with nothing…
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