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Face in the Mirror Foundation is a wonderful nonprofit and deserves recognition and funding. This is a foundation that truly gives. There is no standing in line or paperwork to fill out in order to receive. We, as cancer patients are given quality product for our faces. After treatment, the skin on my face changed so much that I did not know what to do. In walks a volunteer from Face in the Mirror while i was receiving treatment in the hospital and not only does she treat my face and hands to a massage, she dresses my face up in the most soothing makeup and then leaves me enough product so that I may continue on my own. Plus, I was invited to a tea party that occurs once a month. At the tea party, the tables were decorated with cloth and fresh flowers in vases. Volunteers wearing pink jackets were engaged in all sorts of activities from making sure I had a name tag and serving food to applying make up on newcomers to the tea party. I was provided a delicious lunch, more product, uplifting testimonials from cancer survivors and words of wisdom from a speaker. Any time I need product, I just call the Face in the Mirror office and they will send me product to my house or have it waiting for me to pick up at the next tea party. Over the years I have observed the faces of the women who regularly attend the tea parties. They look more relaxed; more content than they did in the beginning days of attending tea parties. I think this is so because they have a sense of belonging. That is the by product of what Face in the Mirror has done for us: we belong; we are part of a group; a holistic, upbeat; awe inspiring group that has been through much. Face in the Mirror provides us structure to be present in the moment and share our thoughts, concerns, smiles and joy with others who have walked in our shoes and others who are there to root us on. It is meaningful that the concept for Face in the Mirror originated with one of our own whose fight ended too soon and Face in the Mirror was started by someone close to her. So many layers; so much emotion; so much life is contained in the Face in the Mirror Foundation. It is a Foundation like no other, and therefore; deserves support in the same intensity that it gives.
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I had a brain tumor in 2002. I still go to support group at St Joseph's Hospital. I appreciate that their our encouraging things to do and feel that we are supported before and after our surgeries. I see other people on their IVs when I go and get a facial or hand massage, I keep a smile on my face and remind others that Face in the mirror foundation is such a blessing.
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Everyone here is EXTREMELY AWESOME. I always want to go and be there but I'm always working or at Doctors appointments. But I would love to go to Tea Parties EVERYDAY. .. Meeting allot of new people that are all amazing.
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I enjoy volunteering for FACE IN THE MIRROR because you come to realize their is hope beyond cancer. This organization is so uplifting for the patients and their loved ones. The feedback from people who have attended these tea parties have mentioned that they would'nt miss it for the world. Their is so much love and joy that Face In The Mirror brings to these people battling The Big C. I give back for all the Blessings I've had in my life and I realize not everyone is Blessed with love and joy so as a volunteer we're here with Face In The Mirror to give the love and joy they are missing. Great organization I am so blessed to be on board with these incredible people.
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13 items from 2011
14 July 2011 4:24 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
William Friedkin's 1971 thriller set in New York is nihilistic, unapologetic and even racist. But it still feels contemporary
This year, as every year, there have been some big anniversary rereleases. The 1981 Ivan Passer movie Cutter's Way has just been dusted off, Kubrick's 1971 classic A Clockwork Orange was treated to a big retrospective showcase at Cannes this year, soon Basil Dearden's Victim (1961) is to be revived at BFI Southbank in London as part of a Dirk Bogarde season, and Alain Resnais's Last Year in Marienbad (1961) has resurfaced.
I staged my own "anniversary" rewatching this week of a movie I hadn't seen in many years: the last time was on TV decades ago. It is William Friedkin's The French Connection, now 40 years old, based on a true story, and starring Gene Hackman as detective Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle, a driven New York cop who wears a hat that makes »
- Peter Bradshaw
30 June 2011 4:11 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
It's champagne corks for Kristen Wiig for hooking the date movie crowd, while Brit romcom Love's Kitchen sank like a soufflé
The winner
Predicting an opening number for Bridesmaids at UK cinemas was always going to be tricky. On the plus side, the film enjoyed good buzz, thanks to critical praise, awareness of Us success and positive word circulating from an aggressive programme of advance free screenings. On the minus, lead actresses Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph are both significantly less famous here than Stateside, where they served long stints on Saturday Night Live.
Considering fast-improving weather over the weekend, with grosses dropping heavily for all films on scorching-hot Sunday, Universal will be pretty delighted with Bridesmaids' debut figure of £3.44m, including paid previews of £1.03m. That's not quite Wiig's personal best, since Paul opened in February with £5.52m, including £2.31m in previews, but she was hardly a significant selling point on that occasion. »
- Charles Gant
25 June 2011 4:06 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
A 30th-anniversary reissue for 80s curio Cutter's Way finds Jeff Bridges in sports jacket, open-necked shirt and jeans, a look he carries off with nonchalant ease, luxuriant hair and the tidiest of moustaches. Set in Santa Barbara, this is Californian noir, as Bridges's yacht salesman Bone is caught in a plot to blackmail a local industrialist, egged on by crippled Vietnam vet Cutter, raucously played by John Heard. There is much to like (Lisa Eichhorn's alcoholic Mo is rather wonderful), although the film's climax, with a runaway horse and people knocking over buffet tables in a big mansion, is straight out of Hart to Hart.
Celebrating 20 years with a reissued digital clean-up, Japanese manga masterpiece Akira returns to big screens. Although this particular cyberpunk, post-apocalypse style has never appealed to me, it undoubtedly retains a fiendishly inventive sci-fi plot and boasts remarkable cinematic scope for hand-painted animation.
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- Jason Solomons
24 June 2011 4:08 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Bridesmaids (15)
(Paul Feig, 2011, Us) Kristen Wiig, Rose Byrne, Maya Rudolph, Jon Hamm, 125 mins.
Having recovered from the shocking revelation that women can be funny, rude, and entertaining in the absence of men, we can at last put the debates and Hangover comparisons this movie has prompted behind us now and just enjoy a satisfying prenuptial comedy. Led by Wiig's anxious maid of honour, it certainly matches male equivalents in the grossness stakes at times, but it also finds deeper, smarter ways to make us laugh.
Incendies (15)
(Denis Villeneuve, 2010, Can/Fra) Lubna Azabal, Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin, Maxim Gaudette. 131 mins.
A mother's death sets her two children on an investigation into their personal and political history in this powerful mystery, set in an unnamed Middle Eastern country.
Countdown To Zero (Nc)
(Lucy Walker, 2010, Us) 89 mins.
Not got enough things to worry about? That's because you forgot about the threat of nuclear annihilation that still hangs over us. »
- Steve Rose
24 June 2011 8:01 AM, PDT | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
It's a good weekend for moviegoing in the UK, starting with the pleasantly surprising revival of Ivan Passer's Cutter's Way (1981). "Much as womanizing slacker Richard Bone (Jeff Bridges) finds himself late one evening in a rainy Santa Barbara alleyway at the same time as a silhouetted figure dumps a young woman's body there, Cutter's Way suffered the misfortune of being in the wrong place at the wrong time," begins Anton Bitel in Little White Lies:
Adapted from Newton Thorburg's 1976 novel Cutter and Bone, Ivan Passer's film was released under the same title, only to receive a critical drubbing, be withdrawn from screens a week later, and then renamed and repackaged for United Artists' arthouse division, and ultimately for VHS (where its reputation really grew). This was the early Eighties, when American cinema, ruled over by Spielberg and Lucas, had become all about action, spectacle and escapism, »
23 June 2011 4:06 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
An eyepatch indicates the wearer has been in the wars or had his eye pecked out by a hawk like axe-hurling Kirk Douglas in The Vikings
Now that everyone has woken up to the genius that is Jeff Bridges, perhaps it's time to give John Heard his due. By the mid-1980s, after starring in a brace of films by Joan Micklin Silver, Paul Schrader's Cat People remake and pulp horror C.H.U.D, he looked all set for leading man status. But it never happened; instead he turned into one of those character actors whose presence never fails to cheer you up. It didn't help that the release of Cutter's Way, which gave him the role of his career, was bungled by United Artists, which saw it as a failed thriller instead of the noirish character study it was. It faded into obscurity, trailing a few rave »
- Anne Billson
23 June 2011 3:56 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
This week, Jason Solomons meets the man behind Us comedy Bridesmaids, which hits these shores tomorrow. Paul Feig's name is a hallmark of comic quality in TV following his cult Judd Apatow collaboration Freaks and Geeks, but can he continue his success on the big screen?
Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw joins Jason to review some of this weeks other releases, including Incendies, which tells the story of a brother and sister's quest to discover the truth about their mother's life, a rerelease of 1981's Cutter's Way (featuring a very young Jeff Bridges) and a doomsday scenario in the documentary Countdown to Zero.
Finally, we speak to director Matt Porterfield about Putty Hill, his visually striking and inventive portrayal of his home town. Matt discusses the hybridisation of documentary and fiction techniques in his film and the cinematic pull of Baltimore.
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- Jason Solomons, Jason Phipps, Peter Bradshaw
17 June 2011 4:06 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Life In A Day (12A)
(Kevin Macdonald, 2011, Us)
Compiled from amateur submissions of what people all over the world did on 24 July 2010, this documentary sets itself an almighty challenge. It's fashioned into some sort of narrative order, with recurring themes and music, and moments of emotion and illumination, which saves it from becoming a random global channel-surf. But you could say the subjective "direction" and homogenising technical treatment are at odds with the democratic intentions.
The Beaver (12A)
(Jodie Foster, 2011, Us) Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster, Anton Yelchin. 91 mins
Having crucified Jesus, Gibson now nails himself to the cross in a bizarre talk-to-the-hand family drama that feels more like the actor's own public therapy session.
Green Lantern (12A)
(Martin Campbell, 2011, Us) Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard. 114 mins
Like banks, summer superhero movies are now too big to fail. But will Reynolds's charm, a virtual costume and some interplanetary effects be »
- Steve Rose
3 June 2011 4:12 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Three decades later, John Patterson still can't get enough of watching Jeff Bridges and John Heard try to avenge a murder in Cutter's Way
Thirty years on from its botched original release, Ivan Passer's note-perfect, sun-splashed neo-noir thriller Cutter's Way has slowly fought its way up from cult obscurity. As one of the lucky few who saw it then, and having loved it madly ever since, I couldn't be happier to see it available once more.
Released in 1981, it's like the last Hollywood movie of the 1960s, in which the aspirations and ideals of that long-gone decade finally soured irrevocably on its dazed, burnt-out survivors. It belongs alongside Karel Reisz's Who'll Stop The Rain (its perfect double-bill doppelganger), and Arthur Penn and Alan Sharpe's Night Moves – both visions of a post-Vietnam, post-Watergate American malaise.
Cutter's Way opens with a girl's corpse dumped in a trashcan in a rainswept Santa Barbara back alley, »
- John Patterson
2 June 2011 8:54 AM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Does China have the chops to take on the panda?
The Us and China are going to war. And Kung Fu Panda struck the first blow. Not content with whispers about cyber attacks, squabbles over currency values and set-tos at environmental summits, the two global powers are widening their conflict to the more violent field of animated film.
China, after decades of using panda gifts as tools of diplomacy, appears to have been caught out by the approach of one of the sex-shy shoot-munchers travelling in the opposite direction. Hollywood's Kung Fu Panda hit the box office hard in China three years ago and now its sequel has arrived with another onslaught on its mind.
Beijing is about to strike back in the form of Legend of a Rabbit, featuring a belligerent bunny with, coincidentally, a ruthless panda for a foe. But that is unlikely to be »
27 May 2011 4:08 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
Mosaïques, London
This festival of world culture offers a different perspective to British equivalents, leaning as it does towards France's ties with Africa, the Middle East and south-east Asia. A case in point is French-Tunisian guest of honour Abdellatif "Couscous" Kechiche, whose Black Venus finds rich material in the life of 19th century "Hottentot Venus" Saartjie Baartman. There's also Berlin film festival winner A Separation, and from south China, The Rice Paddy, set among the tribal Dong people. Among documentaries are Ethiopian sounds in Abyssinie Swing and Mexican circus thrills in Circo.
Various venues, Thu to 9 Jun, institut-francais.org.uk/mosaiques
On Dangerous Ground: The Cinema Of Bernard Herrmann, Bristol
There's music for film, there are films that use music, and then there's the work of Bernard Herrmann, which seems to come from another place entirely. His work with Hitchcock is best known – the stabbing strings of Psycho, the »
- Steve Rose
24 March 2011 11:15 PM, PDT | Corona's Coming Attractions | See recent Corona's Coming Attractions news »
Cutter's Way (Original Release Date: 24 March 1981)
Having mostly nice things to say about a movie puts me at a disadvantage. I don't think this is all my fault. Higher education (especially in the arts) fosters a feeling of superiority, and I've spent nearly half my life bogged in that mire. The reviewer comes to think his voice lacks authority unless he uses it to suggest he is smarter and more cultured than what he's reviewing,and he is encouraged to continue looking down on as many things as possible by positive responses to his negativity. Anton Ego discusses this in what may be my favorite scene in Ratatouille.
Centuries ago, the daring thing to do was to be the one subject willing to acknowledge the king's nakedness. Now it's reversed. Now people want to make damned sure they're the first to say the emperor is naked, whether he is or not. »
- Thurston McQ
19 January 2011 1:48 AM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
London's pubs offer punters an alternative cinematic experience of fun themed nights, forgotten films – and the freedom to talk
Film buffs have suddenly never had it so good. In recent months I have had the choice of such films as Psycho and Taxi Driver, 80s Hollywood gem Cutter's Way, cult favourite The Man With X-Ray Eyes and an evening devoted to art house favourite Luis Buñuel, without having to set foot inside a cinema or venture more than three miles from my north London home.
Psycho was on at my local, the Nobody Inn, and Taxi Driver directly opposite on the other corner of Newington Green in the neighbourhood trattoria's regular Monday movie night slot. The others, and many more movies like them, were screened at more formal gatherings, all part of a fast-growing trend for film clubs springing up across the capital.
The changing nature of pubs, London's dearth of repertory cinema, »
- Tony Paley
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Windies name one-day team for Bangladesh tour
ST JOHN'S, Antigua, CMC – Hard-hitting right-hander Kieron Pollard is set to play his first One-Day International in more than a year after being named in a West Indies 13-man squad to face Bangladesh in the three-match Dhaka Bank Cup series later this month.
The Trinidadian was sidelined by injury for most of last year and only returned to action during the domestic first class season earlier this year before earning a recall to Windies duty for the recent Twenty20 series against New Zealand.
Pollard is expected to boost the Windies fragile middle order especially with the out-of-form Marlon Samuels still out of favour.
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HO-68 in SSB mode
I don't really have the hardware to effectively transmit to satellites in linear transponder mode. To really make it straightforward, you probably would like to have a computer to handle the Doppler tracking and antenna pointing, and a full duplex SSB transmitter (or a pair of ordinary ones). That's more than I am willing to invest at the moment, but with my little FT-817, you can actually receive these birds pretty easily, using my ever present Arrow antenna and just tuning by hand. So, that's what I did this morning: here is my recording of HO-68. It begins with a bit of the CW beacon, then shows me tuning around to try to find SSB signals. Sometimes, the tracking is pretty good, but later in the recording, my next door neighbor began mowing his lawn and running a leaf blower, and it was hard to hear (I need to use my over the ear headphones instead of these earbuds I've used for FM passes). Anyway, here's the recording:
2009-12-30-HO68-SSB, recording by K6HX in CM87 using an FT-817 and hand tuning
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Kourtney Kardashian in Bleulab and Khloe Kardashian in Rag & Bone
Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian make their way through the Big Apple, first stopping to grab some coffee at Starbucks. Kourtney and Kim's newest show, Kourtney and Kim take New York, will be premiering in November. The Kardashian sisters also appear on the November issue of Lucky Magazine.
When Kourtney and Khloe find something they like, they definitely seem to stick with it. Kourtney is a big fan of Bleulab and wore a pair with tall boots and a chiffon top. I'd love to see her in a pair of their new colored styles. Khloe on the other hand wears a lot of Rag & Bone, and chose a pair of coated black jeans. I love these jeans but I think they'd look better with a different pair of shoes or booties.
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Who Wore It Best: Rag & Bone Skinny Jeans
I've mentioned a few times on the blog before how much I love Rag & Bone's skinny jeans. It seems as though I'm not the only one, as the brand is becoming increasingly popular with celebrities. From dark washes to colored styles, tons of celebrities are wearing the brand.
Khloe Kardashian wore a black pair with all black and a bright yellow Hermes bag. Liv Tyler wore a blue pair with a simple tee and sneakers. Hilary Duff wears her dark wash denim pair with red heels and a sweater, Emma Stone also paired hers with heels. Eva Longoria wore her white pair with pops of orange. Both Charlize Theron and Miranda Kerr chose to dress theirs down with flats and dark tees. Christie Brinkley, LeAnn Rimes and Sarah Jessica Parker have all dressed their colored versions up with a variety of bold accessories while Malin Ackerman and Ashley Greene wore their colored pairs with black accessories.
You can view all of the Who Wore It Best posts here.
Khloe Kardashian in Rag & Bone
Khloe Kardashian posed for some photos while on promotional duty for the Kardashian Kollection at Sears in Cerritos, California with her sisters. She wore a pair of Rag & Bone Skinny jeans in Knightsbridge. I love this wash. They just have so much depth and richness to them.
Khloe sure loves her Rag & Bone jeans. She has not been spotted in any other brands since she was caught in their red pair. I think if you find one that fits, stick to it. Nothing will make you feel better than a great fitting pair of jeans. Buy Rag & Bone at Shopbop.com.
Khloe Kardashian in Rag & Bone
Khloe Kardashian emerged from the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" studios in a Kardashian Kollection sequined jacket, a pair of Rag & Bone The Leggings in Midnight, Christian Louboutin studded booties and her bright yellow Hermes Birkin after a guest appearance on the show.
I actually really love this outfit on Khloe! I'm usually not a fan of all black ensembles because you can't really see any detail and I find all black too heavy, but this works. I also like the pop of colour her yellow Birkin gives. How many of you plan on wearing anything from the Kardashian Kollection? Some of the stuff looks quite nice and it seems affordable! Buy Rag & Bone at Shopbop.com.
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This was just a test to see if my animated gifs would show up animated. Looks like a NO to me.
Sweet&sour starts back up on Wednesday the 5th.
I get the feeling that the people in the building are also screaming "NOOOOOOOOO". Glad you're back. Now, if a few of the others would come back. I hate having to make my own story lines on a few of these strips.
So glad to have you back!
Even if it's only 5 days a week, I'm happy.
Appears to be a once a week strip.
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