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hey all i was hold on 29th of June 09 they took a blood test i would like to know how long do blood test take to come back to know the result i had a court hearing on the july2 09 i went but nothing was file im so worry please help ...
some one told me that a dui charge need a speedy trail like up to 60 days is that true and after that the case can be thrown of
I am assuming that you were arrested on June 29, 2009, but that no charges were filed when you went to court on July 2, 2009. If no charges were filed due to the lack of blood test results, the clock is not "ticking" on speedy trial until you are arraigned--meaning you are charged and appear in court to answer to the charges, guilty or not guilty. If charges were filed, and you have entered a plea of not guilty, then the prosecution has 60 days to bring you to trial if you are in custody, 90 days if you are out of custody. Just today I secured a significant reduction of a DUI charge and dismissal of a related charge because the prosecution did not produce the blood test result in a timely manner. The department that does blood testing tends to be slow in getting the testing done and the results to the prosecutor. This can result in speedy trial issues and other issues that could make your case problematic for the prosecution. It is important that you contact an attorney who has the scientific knowledge and skill to defend a blood test case--they are subject to a variety of challenges if the attorney is well-versed in the science and law of blood tests. In my book, The Washington DUI Practice Manual, I have written a lengthy chapter on blood test evidence and how to attack such evidence. Before you hire an attorney, you should make sure the attorney has the knowledge and skill to adequately represent you in a blood test case.
While I don't practice in your state, I have reviewed the first answer given and it is very insightful, knowledgeable and correct. Great answer.
Good luck.
The government has two years in which to file the criminal charges against you, that is, a likely DUI charge depending upon the results of teh blood test. Typically the blood test (sent by the arresting agency to the Washington State Toxicology Lab in Seattle, WA) will be completed within a few weeks of your arrest. At that time the prosecution wille evaluate what charges to file and you will be summoned to appear for an arraignment (i.e. the first criminal appearance). If at the July 2nd hearing the judge informed you that no charges had been filed, then your speedy trial will start once the charges have been filed and you appear for an arraignment. If you are out of custody on the charge, the government has 90 days in which to bring you to trial (starting from your arraignment date) or 60 days if you are currently held in custody. The charges likely weren't filed at the July 2nd hearing as the government is awaiting the results of the blood test.
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Togliatti is 100 km away, the road is okay though the distance is not for daily trips especially in winter months. As for schools I never heard of any school teaching all subjects in English. 5- lots of malls around Samara.
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When debating troop levels in Iraq, one ought not to forget the countless bodyguards, interpreters, truck drivers and mercenaries scattered around the country. Apparently not even Central Command has a firm grasp of just how many civilian contractors are employed in Iraq—a number that could be as high as 100,000.
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What is striking about the current debate going on in Washington—whether to "surge" troops to Iraq and increasing the size of the U.S. Army—is that roughly 100,000 bodies are missing from the equation: the number of American forces in Iraq is not 140,000 but more like 240,000.
What makes up the difference is the huge army of mercenaries—known these days as "private contractors." After the U.S. Army itself, they are by far the second-largest military force in the country. Yet no one seems sure of how many there are, since they answer to no single authority. Indeed, the U.S. Central Command has only recently started taking a census of these battlefield civilians in an attempt to get a handle on the issue.
The private contractors are Americans, South Africans, Brits, Iraqis and a hodgepodge of other nationalities. Many of them are veterans of the U.S. or other armed forces and intelligence services, who are now deployed in Iraq [and Afghanistan and other countries] to perform duties normally carried out by the U.S. Army, but at salaries usually two or three times greater than those of American soldiers.


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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- The Knicks could establish an infirmary at this point for all their injured big men. Amar'e Stoudemire (right knee debridement), Tyson Chandler (neck strain), Rasheed Wallace (fractured left foot) and Kurt Thomas (right foot stress reaction) are all currently out.
With that being said, Mike Woodson plans to meet with GM Glen Grunwald soon to see if adding a big makes sense. Of course, the Knicks would have to cut a player first to maintain a 15-man roster.
"I haven't talked to him," the coach said after Wednesday morning's shootaround. "I'll sit down with Glen to just kind of see where we are. He'll give me some kind of leeway on where we are right now."
But Woodson said that he had no further information on potential personnel moves.
"No, not at all," he said. "Our team is set right now."
A source close to the Knicks said that Grunwald "needs to make that call ASAP," referring to releasing a player to sign someone else. However, the big man field is small, which includes Hilton Armstrong, Tony Battie, Josh Boone, Brian Cook, Dan Gadzuric, Troy Murphy, Josh Powell, Samardo Samuels, Henry Sims, Ben Wallace, Hakim Warrick, Hassan Whiteside and Sean Williams.
The source said that the Knicks should target the 6-9, 240-pound Powell, who's currently playing for Greek powerhouse, Olympiacos, because the 30-year-old is "still young and strong, and a solid rebounder." While Sims and Samuels have been blowing up in the D-League this season, they're both younger and Woodson prefers veterans. That's why Kenyon Martin was brought in, and he's added a big boost defensively.
The other issue is that the Knicks have had offensive issues lately, stemming from their inconsistencies attacking the lane and getting to the foul line. While they've been missing Carmelo Anthony, Jason Kidd and Pablo Prigioni are limited facilitating off the bench, and Iman Shumpert is still working his way back from an ACL repair.
That's why they've been monitoring Delonte West in the D-League. The point guard would also improve the Knicks' perimeter defense with his toughness, which is needed against the backcourt-oriented Heat and the top teams out west.
"They need quick and speedy to score more in transition and get into the paint to make plays," the source said.
Overall, the Knicks have two areas of concern. While their frontcourt is banged up -- not to mention, Marcus Camby's minutes will be limited looking ahead -- they're also hurting for offense, which Woodson is more concerned about.
"Defensively, we haven't been bad," he said. "For the most part, our defense has kind of held us in games. We just haven't been able to sustain it because of our offense struggling."
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|Mize, T W; Sundararaj, K P; Leite, R S et al. (2015) Increased and correlated expression of connective tissue growth factor and transforming growth factor beta 1 in surgically removed periodontal tissues with chronic periodontitis. J Periodontal Res 50:315-9
|Jin, J; Machado, E R; Yu, H et al. (2014) Simvastatin inhibits LPS-induced alveolar bone loss during metabolic syndrome. J Dent Res 93:294-9
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|Lu, Zhongyang; Zhang, Xiaoming; Li, Yanchun et al. (2013) TLR4 antagonist reduces early-stage atherosclerosis in diabetic apolipoprotein E-deficient mice. J Endocrinol 216:61-71
|Jin, Junfei; Zhang, Xiaoming; Lu, Zhongyang et al. (2013) Acid sphingomyelinase plays a key role in palmitic acid-amplified inflammatory signaling triggered by lipopolysaccharide at low concentrations in macrophages. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab 305:E853-67
|Hardy, Douglas C; Ross, Jonathan H; Schuyler, Corinne A et al. (2012) Matrix metalloproteinase-8 expression in periodontal tissues surgically removed from diabetic and non-diabetic patients with periodontal disease. J Clin Periodontol 39:249-55
|Jin, Junfei; Sundararaj, Kamala P; Samuvel, Devadoss J et al. (2012) Different signaling mechanisms regulating IL-6 expression by LPS between gingival fibroblasts and mononuclear cells: seeking the common target. Clin Immunol 143:188-99
|Slate, Elizabeth H; Hill, Elizabeth G (2012) Discovering factors influencing examiner agreement for periodontal measures. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol 40 Suppl 1:21-7
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A whopping 71 countries have submitted films for this year's foreign film Oscar. Kenya submitted for the first time, while last year's Oscar-winning Iran boycotted this year.
Many of the films listed below have played film festivals and gained stateside distribution, but the voting rules for the Academy's foreign films require that Academy members, who come from all branches of the Academy, see a certain number of films–only in theaters. No screeners allowed. Surprises are always in store in this category, which is remarkably free from media influence, although members do get invited to screenings and after-parties with filmmakers in attendance.
The voting process is arcane and occurs in stages. In the first round, eligible voters pick six films. Then the foreign branch executive committee will add three films to wind up with a shortlist of nine. After that another committee of 30 eligible New York and Los Angeles voters hand-picked by producer Ron Yerxa and ex-Academy executive director Bruce Davis— rather than outgoing foreign czar Mark Johnson, who has ended his term on the Board of Governors–narrow the list down to the final five nominees. When I spoke to Yerxa in Telluride, he promised no radical changes in the foreign film voting rules, at least this year.
Based on fest profiles and the films I have seen, of the 71 films below the following are the front runners, in alphabetical order:
- "Amour," Michael Haneke, Austria, Cannes Palme d'Or (SPC)
- "Barbara," Christian Petzold, Germany (Adopt)
- "Beyond the Hills," Cristian Mungiu, Romania, two non-pro leads shared Cannes actress prize (IFC)
- "Fill the Void," Rama Burshtein, Israel's Ophir-winner (SPC)
- "The Intouchables," Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, hit in France and US, Omar Sy beat Jean Dujardin for Cesar (TWC)
- "Kon-Tiki," Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg, hit in Norway
- "Pieta," Kim Ki-duk, South Korea (Golden Lion, Venice)
- "A Royal Affair," Nicolaj Arcel, hit in Denmark, best actor and screenplay in Berlin (Magnolia)
- "Sister," Ursula Meier, special mention Silver Bear Berlin, Switzerland (Adopt)
The 2012 submissions are:
Afghanistan, "The Patience Stone," Atiq Rahimi, director;
Albania, "Pharmakon," Joni Shanaj, director;
Algeria, "Zabana!" Said Ould Khelifa, director;
Argentina, "Clandestine Childhood," Benjamín Ávila, director;
Armenia, "If Only Everyone," Natalia Belyauskene, director;
Australia, "Lore," Cate Shortland, director;
Austria, "Amour," Michael Haneke, director;
Azerbaijan, "Buta," Ilgar Najaf, director;
Bangladesh, "Pleasure Boy Komola," Humayun Ahmed, director;
Belgium, "Our Children," Joachim Lafosse, director;
Bosnia and Herzegovina, "Children of Sarajevo," Aida Begic, director;
Brazil, "The Clown," Selton Mello, director;
Bulgaria, "Sneakers," Valeri Yordanov and Ivan Vladimirov, directors;
Cambodia, "Lost Loves," Chhay Bora, director;
Canada, "War Witch," Kim Nguyen, director;
Chile, "No," Pablo Larraín, director;
China, "Caught in the Web," Chen Kaige, director;
Colombia, "The Snitch Cartel," Carlos Moreno, director;
Croatia, "Vegetarian Cannibal," Branko Schmidt, director;
Czech Republic, "In the Shadow," David Ondrícek, director;
Denmark, "A Royal Affair," Nikolaj Arcel, director;
Dominican Republic, "Jaque Mate," José María Cabral, director;
Estonia, "Mushrooming," Toomas Hussar, director;
Finland, "Purge," Antti J. Jokinen, director;
France, "The Intouchables," Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, directors;
Georgia, "Keep Smiling," Rusudan Chkonia, director;
Germany, "Barbara," Christian Petzold, director;
Greece, "Unfair World," Filippos Tsitos, director;
Greenland, "Inuk," Mike Magidson, director;
Hong Kong, "Life without Principle," Johnnie To, director;
Hungary, "Just the Wind," Bence Fliegauf, director;
Iceland, "The Deep," Baltasar Kormákur, director;
India, "Barfi!" Anurag Basu, director;
Indonesia, "The Dancer," Ifa Isfansyah, director;
Israel, "Fill the Void," Rama Burshtein, director;
Italy, "Caesar Must Die," Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani, directors;
Japan, "Our Homeland," Yang Yonghi, director;
Kazakhstan, "Myn Bala: Warriors of the Steppe," Akan Satayev, director;
Kenya, "Nairobi Half Life," David 'Tosh' Gitonga, director;
Kyrgyzstan, "The Empty Home," Nurbek Egen, director;
Latvia, "Gulf Stream under the Iceberg," Yevgeny Pashkevich, director;
Lithuania, "Ramin," Audrius Stonys, director;
Macedonia, "The Third Half," Darko Mitrevski, director;
Malaysia, "Bunohan," Dain Iskandar Said, director;
Mexico, "After Lucia," Michel Franco, director;
Morocco, "Death for Sale," Faouzi Bensaïdi, director;
Netherlands, "Kauwboy," Boudewijn Koole, director;
Norway, "Kon-Tiki," Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg, directors;
Palestine, "When I Saw You," Annemarie Jacir, director;
Peru, "The Bad Intentions," Rosario García-Montero, director;
Philippines, "Bwakaw," Jun Robles Lana, director;
Poland, "80 Million," Waldemar Krzystek, director;
Portugal, "Blood of My Blood," João Canijo, director;
Romania, "Beyond the Hills," Cristian Mungiu, director;
Russia, "White Tiger," Karen Shakhnazarov, director;
Serbia, "When Day Breaks," Goran Paskaljevic, director;
Singapore, "Already Famous," Michelle Chong, director;
Slovak Republic, "Made in Ash," Iveta Grófová, director;
Slovenia, "A Trip," Nejc Gazvoda, director;
South Africa, "Little One," Darrell James Roodt, director;
South Korea, "Pieta," Kim Ki-duk, director;
Spain, "Blancanieves," Pablo Berger, director;
Sweden, "The Hypnotist," Lasse Hallström, director;
Switzerland, "Sister," Ursula Meier, director;
Taiwan, "Touch of the Light," Chang Jung-Chi, director;
Thailand, "Headshot," Pen-ek Ratanaruang, director;
Turkey, "Where the Fire Burns," Ismail Gunes, director;
Ukraine, "The Firecrosser," Mykhailo Illienko, director;
Uruguay, "The Delay," Rodrigo Plá, director;
Venezuela, "Rock, Paper, Scissors," Hernán Jabes, director;
Vietnam, "The Scent of Burning Grass," Nguyen Huu Muoi, director.


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...I really had a miscarriage. I wanted to write this down while it's fresh in my memory because as hard as it is, I don't want to forget it. I had little doubt when I peed on that stick that I would be pregnant. My Grandad had passed away and I knew that I was so close to him that only I would conceive a baby on the day of his death. It was a small bit of comfort to get me through his funeral knowing that I was pregnant. If it was a boy, I was going to give him the middle name of William which was Grandad's middle name.
At 7 weeks, the day after I got back from a trip to Melbourne, we had our first scan. We saw our little baby with its heartbeat. The baby measured small, only 5 weeks and 6 days and had a low heartbeat of 68bpm but it was there. That was on the Tuesday, on the Friday I freaked out and organised another scan which both my DH and the doctor talked me out of doing. The doctor said that a scan wouldn't do anything, if a miscarriage was going to happen then a scan wouldn't stop it.
I had started to feel better. I had bleeding at 4 weeks, just a tiny amount, nothing to be concerned about. It happened again at 8 weeks. I told myself that it was just because my body had been expecting to have a period. I travelled down to Bunbury with my friend Richy and my parents, we had so much fun on the way down and I made lots of jokes about being pregnant.
My Aunty Phyllis and Uncle Warren were down here with Nanna and I told Nanna in secret that I was pregnant because I still wasn't ready to tell everyone since I was only just 9 weeks. I'd planned to tell my cousin Alicia who was about 4 weeks further along in her pregnancy than me while I was down here.
That night when I went to bed, I had some bleeding. It was different to the other bleeding, still light but I just knew it was different. When I woke up at 1am, I went to the toilet and discovered that I had bleeding that was more like a period bleed. I told Mum that I needed to go to the hospital and she went and got Aunty Phyllis who is a nurse. She told her that she thought I might be having a miscarriage and Aunty Phyllis's response was "are you sure she's pregnant?" because she'd had no idea I was!
Aunty Phyllis was amazing and drove us without a second thought to the hospital. So I was bundled into the car and considered myself lucky because here in Bunbury I'm 5 minutes from the hospital as opposed to 30 minutes in Perth. I was admitted to the emergency department and the doctor did a speculum examination to check my cervix and for clots. I need to add here that I was terrified. A close friend of mine had told me about her miscarriage at 6 weeks in which she passed a clot into the toilet that she had to scoop up and take in a jar to the hospital for them to look at, it was her baby. I knew that I wasn't strong enough to do that.
After the examination the doctor told me that my cervix was closed which was a good sign and that she'd cleared out a clot that was there. She told me that I would have an ultrasound at 8am but to go home and come back if the bleeding got worse or I was feeling dizzy or cramping, etc.
We left the hospital just after 3am. I got about 40 minutes of sleep before I went to the toilet and passed quite a large clot. By this time I'd started to have cramping that was so painful I had begun to feel sick and I begged Mum to take me to the hospital again. We woke Dad and he drove us again to the hospital. I explained what happened and they said they would keep me there until my scan in the morning.
I was given two Panadeine Forte but the pain was still so intense that I was given a Morphine shot as well which allowed me to doze off and on. The doctors and nurses were absolutely fantastic, they never said to me "you're having a miscarriage", they would say "what do you know about the situation?". At one point when the day nurse, Sue, changed my pad she told me that there was about a 20 cent piece sized clot. When she came back she gently told me that the doctor had looked at it and thought that it looked like it was indeed part of the pregnancy sac. The doctor, Niamh, came and told me that I was quite probably having a miscarriage from what she'd seen and that they would need to see if there was anything left of the pregnancy on the ultrasound to see if I needed an operation to clear out the rest of the pregnancy.
8am came and went without a scan but just before 9am Sue came with a jug of water and told me I needed to drink a glass every 5-10 minutes because my scan would be at 9:30am. We worked out that it was a litre of water that I drank. By the time 9:30am rolled around, I was in agony. I had sat up on the bed and was arching my back forward. I had pain in my stomach and back that I had never felt before. I begged Mum to go ask them when my scan would be because I had to pee and I couldn't handle this pain. I told her that I needed to get off the bed and stand up because that's what had helped with the bladder pain at my previous ultrasound. A different nurse came and said they had been going to give me another shot of Morphine but I just asked her to drop the side of the bed so I could stand.
As I got off the bed I felt a gush between my legs. I told Mum that I'd either just passed a mass of blood or urine and the pain intensified to the point that I couldn't even stand upright. I was leaned over the bed in so much pain that I once again felt nauseous. The nurse told us that my scan had been moved to 10:30am because they were doing a long scan and that I could go empty my bladder and start again.
Mum and the nurse both had to help me to the toilet. I took tiny steps and was still hunched over, holding on to both of their arms. When we got to the toilet, I told Mum I needed her to come in with me. I took down my pants and told her that I needed her to check the pad because I couldn't look. I feel both relieved and guilty that I did this because Mum took one look and started crying. She told me not to look and left the room to go get Sue. I sat on the toilet and look anywhere but down, I kept repeating to myself "what has been seen cannot be unseen". I knew that I did not want to have that image in my head because I would not be able to deal with it.
Mum told me later that when she saw it, she felt a massive rush of love for "the blob on my pad" and she just thought "that's my grandchild". It turned out that I had passed the entire baby in one hit. Mum has been incredibly affected by this because my mantra was true and she can never unsee what she saw in that toilet.
I went back to my hospital bed and we started again with the water, it was so different to the first time. We went and had the scan where the ultrasound technician told me that unfortunately there was no sign at all of a pregnancy in my uterus. I was actually glad about this because I really didn't want to go under general anaesthetic to have the D&C. There was no pain in my bladder and I held my pee with no concerns, I didn't even need to go until about 15 minutes after the scan was done.
Shortly after I was wheeled back to the emergency department, I was released to go home. That was it. In a 24 hour period, I had gone from being pregnant to not being pregnant. As I was walking out of the hospital, a woman was walking in who was heavily pregnant and that hit me hard. I still can't believe that come November, I won't be holding my baby.


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Haoliang Xu: Speech on "The Changing Role of UNDP in Asia-Pacific" at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs
Feb 17, 2017
Key Points • As the global development architecture continues to change, UNDP is evolving from a donor into an advisor and development service provider; • We maintained a $1 billion annual delivery while implementing a challenging change process; • In 2017, our goal is to increase domestic public and private co-financing to 15 percent of our delivery as a means of adapting UNDP to the new development landscape.
One man and his tea
Feb 2, 2017
This story starts in 2008. On a misty morning, Phasi, a local farmer of Ngodphae Village, in the Northern Lao province of Xieng Khouang climbed Phou San, a mountain close to his village. Huddled in a fleece jacket against the chill of the morning, he ascended higher and higher on the slopes. Collecting dewdrops on the tip of his fingers, his hands brushed the low shrubs by his feet as he was panting up the mountain. Stopping cold in his tracks, he suddenly bowed down, close to one of the light-green plants by his feet. In an affectionate gesture, he stroked the top of the Camellia Sinensis bush, turning the branches around to see whether the pointed leaves bore the secret he was looking for. A smile crumpled up his weather-worn face, as he gently tugged a reddish-brown fruit off the tip of the branch.
National Assembly hotline helps villagers realise their rights
Jan 31, 2017
A telephone call to the National Assembly's hotline allowed the 66 families of Lamong village in southern Lao PDR to receive the compensation they were entitled to by law.
Two new reports examine graduation from Least Developed Country status
Dec 13, 2016
Lao PDR's 5th National Human Development Report and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development´s (UNCTAD) Least Developed Countries Report 2016 were launched on Tuesday by Dr. Kikeo Chanthaboury, Vice Minister of Planning and Investment, and Ms. Kaarina Immonen, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative. The launch was attended by government officials from line ministries and development partners.
Three UN agencies renew their commitment to the development of Lao PDR
Dec 12, 2016
UNDP, UNFPA and UNICEF jointly signed a Letter of Agreement on the implementation of their new country programme documents with officials from the Government.
Step into the reality of a UXO clearance team
Nov 29, 2016
UNDP Lao PDR has taken UXO Lao's 20th anniversary as an opportunity to produce UNDP's first Virtual Reality film and put the viewer right into the field, with a demining team. Through the power of virtual reality, we witness the extreme work of this team, and follow Saysamone, the team leader and her crew.
Lao PDR's first-ever flashmob inspires climate action
Nov 26, 2016
Young actors, dancers and volunteers from around the world gathered on the Mekong river-bank with an unprecedented surprise performance to stimulate action on climate change and celebrate International Volunteers Day.
The Government of Lao PDR & partners agree priority actions for development
Nov 25, 2016
The two-day Round Table Implementation Meeting concluded in Vientiane Province today with the Government and its partners endorsing the Vientiane Declaration Country Action Plan.
Remarks in the Opening Session of RTIM 2016 by Ms. Kaarina Immonen, UN Resident Coordinator/UNDP Resident Representative
Nov 25, 2016
Remarks in the Opening Session of Round Table Implementation Meeting in Vientiane Province by Ms. Kaarina Immonen, UN Resident Coordinator/UNDP Resident Representative. The theme of the 2016 RTIM is "Accelerating the implementation of 8th National Socio-Economic Development Plan (8th NSEDP 2016-2020) for LDC graduation and achievement of SDGs". Vientiane Province RTIM 'Policy Implementation Dialogue'
Remarks in the Closing Session of RTIM 2016 by Ms. Kaarina Immonen, UN Resident Coordinator/UNDP Resident Representative
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Remarks in the Closing Session of RTIM 2016 by Ms. Kaarina Immonen, UN Resident Coordinator/UNDP Resident Representative 2016 Round Table Implementation Meeting delivered on 25th November 2016 - Vientiane Province.


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Matt Flynn, Green Bay Packers. This really isn't his fault; he was probably catching up on old strips of "Marmaduke" when Aaron Rodgers got his second concussion of the season Sunday. He threw a pick and he lost to the Lions. That could have happened to anybody!
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A nice change from the 'normal' movie experience. A little difficult to figure out where to park, but nice to see something other than purely commercial films.
Cute local spot with independent films. Loved the date night! Will definitely go again and they had a good coffee spot also
This is my favorite cinema in all of Texas. Finally a theater that shows movies I love instead of the hyped up American bang up-blow up bad scripts.
Perfect for meeting a group of friends or a romantic date, even alone for a self satisfying cinema feast. The special events are fantastic!
Angelika used to be one of the nicer theaters and I really enjoy the film choice here however the seats are stiff and my recent experiences have shown it is filthy-- popcorn all over the floors, trash cans are overflowing and trash all over the floors... maybe they are u see staffed... not sure but I've given this a couple...
Angelika is a very unique theater that plays off-beat Sundance Festival-like films. They often are artsy or documentary type films. They might be a foreign film all in subtitles. They've even had black & white classic reruns. The Angelika is located in the southern portion of The Shops of Legacy East. It's across the street from Main Street Bakery on...
Showing movies that are seldom at regular theatres. Great neighborhood location with numerous eating options.
This is an excellent movie theater showing a good selection of independent movies. The seats are comfortable with very good leg room. They also have a bar so you can bring alcoholic drinks into see the movies. The theater has a modern, trendy vibe and there is ample parking at two nearby parking structures.
It is also on a street...
Decent popcorn, no more pricey than Cinemark, and Vino is available! Comfy chairs and usually pretty quiet so you don't miss the audio
Going to this theatre is always special. The seating, sounds, and concessions are all first rate. Parking is free right across the street. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby for a full meal later.
An excellent movie. Meryl Streep was just incredible. She can play anything. It was obvious it was hard for her to sing off key but she did great job.
Grant did a good job as her husband but you had to feel sorry for her as he was cheating like crazy. On the other hand she could not give him...
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