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4 Simple Household Moving Tips
Moving can be a very exciting event if you are prepared, but also a very stressful one if things don't go as planned. Knowing a few simple tricks before you even start packing your belongings can help your entire move go much smoother. Here are four moving tips that every homeowner should use to make moving easier. Color Code Your Boxes If you are looking for ways to speed up your move, a color-code system could be a good option. You will most likely want to pack items from the same room in the same boxes so you can stay organized when unloading them in your new home. However, the process of labeling every box can be very time consuming if you live in a large home and have a lot of boxes to keep organized. If you use a color-code system, you can quickly put a colored dot sticker on each box before you pack it to the moving truck. Taking boxes to the right rooms when you arrive at your destination will also be easier, as you can simply glance at the colored sticker instead of stopping to read the label on each box. To use this system, you will need to create a legend by writing down the name of each room in your new home and assigning each room a color. Photograph Your Shelves Before Packing If you are like many homeowners, you may have shelves of books, dishware, or other knick-knacks that you would like to keep in their current arrangement after you move. Alternatively, you may have a child that feels this way about his or her shelves of toys. You may be surprised to find that you can't remember exactly where each item was after you move, even if they have been in the same places for years. The best way to preserve the layout of your shelves is to take pictures of them before you pack any of your shelved items. As an added benefit, you can use these pictures for proof of insurance purposes if you need to file a claim for items that are broken in transit. Choose Moving Clothes Carefully Moving furniture and other large household items is a very physically demanding task. Wearing the wrong clothes could easily lead to a trip and fall while you are focused on carrying your belongings, so it is important to plan your outfit carefully on moving day. The first question you should ask is if you are wearing shoes that are safe for moving. Thick, slip-resistant treads are a must, and steel-toed boots are an excellent option for protecting your toes from dropped items. Loose clothes like blouses and oversized shirts should be avoided so that you do not get caught on doorknobs and other obstacles while carrying heavy items. Gloves are also helpful for giving you a better grip on anything you're carrying, and they will also protect your hands from being pinched if you need to squeeze through a tight doorway. Find Tax Deductions for a Work-Related Move If you are moving because you are starting work in a new location, your moving expenses may be tax-deductible. According to IRS Publication 521, work-related moves are deductible if they pass a distance test and a time test. Your new...read more
3 Questions You Must Answer Before Moving Abroad To Study
Studying abroad can be a great experience as a student, but sadly, it's not as easy as enrolling in a college and hopping on a plane. Rather, you must have a plan in place to ensure your international move works out over the long term. To help you with this, consider answering the following three questions: How Will You Fund Your Education Abroad? Higher education can be an expensive pursuit, whether it's in the United States or abroad. However, studying abroad brings additional expenses such as relocation costs. Studying abroad may also prove to be an expensive pursuit if the cost of living in your host country is significantly higher than living in the United States. Therefore, it's important to have a comprehensive plan in place for funding both your living costs and tuition fees, as failing to do so could result in unnecessary stress during your time abroad. Some students will choose to self-fund their education, but for many, this simply isn't an option. Therefore, if you don't have enough money to self-fund your tuition, you should look into the possibility of obtaining a federal loan, grant, or scholarship. If you are a solid student, you should have a multitude of scholarships available to you for studying abroad. However, you should check with your financial aid office as soon as possible to ensure you don't miss any application deadlines. How Will You Manage Your Finances? Once you have your tuition fees and living expenses sorted, you have to decide how you are going to manage your finances in your new country. Many students who choose to study abroad for a lengthy period of time make the mistake of not opening a local bank account. However, this can be a bad move as you will have to pay foreign transaction fees for using your American card abroad. You may also have to pay a fixed percentage every time you take money from an ATM, so it's often best to open a local bank account to eliminate these unnecessary fees. You should also talk with a financial advisor about how the United States' tax regulations apply to you whilst abroad. If you are studying full time and don't take on a part-time job, you should have no problems. However, if you are studying part time or plan on juggling education with work, you may still have to pay a certain amount of your income to the I.R.S. This can come as a very unpleasant surprise to many people, so make sure you know the details before jetting off. How Are You Going to Integrate with the Culture? Studying abroad can be one of the best experiences of your life, as you will be at the perfect age for exploring your new country and developing an international outlook on life. Therefore, it's important to assimilate into your local culture to ensure you are making the most of your opportunity. One of the best ways to do this is by learning the local language. Of course, many leading international universities will teach courses in English; however, you should still make an effort to learn the local language to converse with local people. You can take steps to learn the language before you go – there are a plethora of learning tools available...read more
3 Major Mistakes That Can Cause Mishap On Moving Day
Moving house is an extremely stressful event, but often it is made even more stressful by silly mistakes that could have been avoided. Below are three of the most common mistakes people make when moving home and what you can do to stop them from happening to you: 1. Overloading the Van One of the most common mistakes people make when moving home is packing too much stuff. Under the stress of relocating, many people pack away items that will never be used again. Perhaps it's because they attach unnecessary emotion to items, or perhaps because they genuinely believe they need it all, but the underlying problem remains the same – it won't all fit in a removal van! Of course, you can choose to do numerous trips if you need to; however, this can be tiresome when moving to your new property. Furthermore, you have to find room for all of this stuff, which can be pretty stressful when it comes to unloading your van. The best way to avoid this problem is to really scrutinize the items you're packing and be honest about whether you truly need it or not. Yes, 80s fashion may come around again and you could find a use for your old pink leotards; however, chances are you won't be wearing them to your next yoga class, so toss them out! Being vigilant during the packing process will save you nightmares when you arrive at your new property. 2. Failing to Prepare Your Family Preparation is key when it comes to moving home, and this is particularly true if you have a family to look out for. Despite your best efforts, you are going to be under a great deal of stress and anxiety on moving day, so why transfer this tension onto your children? If you have young children under the age of eight or so, consider offloading them to a relative or close friend whilst you and your partner crack on with the logistics of moving home. Not only will it ensure they don't get caught up in the stress of it all, but it will avoid placing you under the additional pressure of dealing with an unhappy child on moving day. If this isn't possible, consider involving them in the moving process to take their mind off of things and keep them busy. The same is true for pets; if you have a large family pet, such as a cat or dog, offload them to a friend or relative on moving day. Cats and dogs can sense anxiety in their owners, which, in turn, will cause them to become overexcited as well. Add in the regular breaks you would have to take to walk and feed them, and you have a recipe for a very stressful moving day! The best way to avoid this is to simply remove the potential problem before it occurs; just remember to return for them once you've finished unpacking! 3. Miscalculating the Supplies Required This is easy to do. Everyone, at one time or another, has stocked up on cardboard boxes and rolls of sellotape, only to find that their best estimates weren't even close to requirements. It may not seem like a big problem – you can always just pick up more, right? While this is of...read more
5 Tips to Make Summer Moving Go Smoothly
Summertime is often a difficult time to move. Friends are on vacation, and the heat is so intense, just thinking about moving boxes makes you sweaty. If you have to move during the summer, follow these moving tips to avoid complications, and make your move less difficult. 1. Ensure utilities are on in advance You don't want to arrive at your new home to find out that you can't turn on your air conditioning, or even plug in some fans. Sometimes utilities take a little longer than planned to turn on, so check your new home before you start moving. This way, you can call the utility company for help if your utilities aren't turned on in time. 2. Make a moving kit When you arrive at your new home, you will want to take a shower and put on some fresh clothes. The last thing you'll want to do is dig through boxes while you're hot, sweaty, and tired. Pack a backpack or duffel bag for everyone in your family. Include these items in each bag: At least one change of clothes One set of pajamas Shower items (shampoo, body wash) Towel In one of the kits or a separate kit, include: Toilet paper Hair brush Makeup Lotion Anything else that is essential to your family for your nightly and morning routine should be included. 3. Ask for help in advance Summer is often the most popular time for vacations, so you need to ask people well in advance for help. You don't want to wait until the weekend before your big day to find out that your friends all have plans. As soon as you set your moving day, ask everyone you know for help. Send periodic reminders until moving day. 4. Take care of your helpers While moving in the heat, you need to replace all the water that you are sweating out. It will also lower your body temperature and lower your risk of heat stroke. Set up a large refreshment area to keep everyone who is helping happy and healthy. Some great refreshment ideas, other than plain water, include: Lemon water Cucumber water Berry infused water Iced tea Lemonade Buying a couple of watermelons is an inexpensive and tasty way to hydrate your friends and family. Watermelon is 92 percent water. Eating watermelon will give everyone a wonderful snack while keeping their water content high. 5. Take advantage of the weather Nearly 700 thousand people frequent garage sales every week. These people buy nearly 5 million items. Take advantage of the hot, summer weather, and have a garage sale for the items you decide you don't want to take. As you move your items, place what isn't going into the moving truck into a designated area of your yard. At least one of your helpers can stay at the house while a load is taken to your new home. The helper that stays can oversee your yard sale. You can choose a new person to stay with each trip to give one mover a break. This will kill two birds with one stone by getting your wanted items moved, and your unwanted items sold in one swoop. You can take whatever doesn't sell to a local thrift store at the end of the day....read more
3 Questions to Ask the Movers Before Getting an Interstate Move Quote
Moving out of state can fill you with excitement, but it can also leave you overwhelmed with decisions to make. If you're hiring a mover, you're one step ahead of the game, and you're also at an advantage. Interstate moving companies are required to adhere to certain laws, one of which is registering with a government agency called the FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration). But what are these laws, and how will they impact your decision about who to hire? Here are three critical questions to ask when getting a moving quote, and how their answers can simplify your moving experience. What kind of quotes do they give? Specifically, you need to know if the quote is in writing, and if it is binding or non binding. By law, interstate moving companies must provide an estimate in writing, whether it's binding or not. The estimate should include an itemized list of what you'll be paying for (packing, loading, storage, handling, and transportation fees), how much—if anything—you are required to pay up front, and what forms of payment they take. A non-binding estimate is a great way to get a ballpark figure of what you can expect to pay, and it's usually based on the weight of the goods. It's not set in stone, and it could change before the move, but you are protected to some degree with the 110% rule. With this rule, the moving company is allowed to charge you the estimate amount plus 10% over. Bear in mind that the company can later bill you for additional services, especially if the moving fees were based on the weight of the shipment, and your items were heavier than expected. But once you pay the estimate plus 10%, the company must release your property. A binding estimate is typically given for moves based on the number of items as opposed to weight. It's somewhat of a misnomer because in actuality, this figure can change on the day of the move. In these cases, the 110% rule does not apply. A binding estimate shouldn't be mistaken for a guarantee. However, if the estimate is revised on moving day, that's generally the amount owed by the consumer. Do they provide in-person quotes? Having a representative come to your home to give you a quote in person is always beneficial. But if you're planning to move to another state, it's a federal requirement, provided that the moving company is located within 50 miles of your home. Many consumers have a hard time estimating how many items they'll have on move day. Plus, this figure will go up once all the boxes are packed. If you have a binding agreement set up based on an estimate of 150 items, but you end up with 375 items that need to go on the truck, the amount owed will increase. When the company comes to your home to take an inventory of your possessions, they're more likely to be accurate when giving you a quote. Remember, both a binding and non-binding estimate can change at any time before the work begins. So if you want accuracy in your estimate, it's best to research moving companies within 50 miles of where you live. What sort of damage protection do they offer? Most everyone wants some sort...read more
Don't Forget About The Tip When Budgeting For A Local Move
When budgeting for a local move, don't forget to include a tip. You aren't required to tip your moving crew, but most people like to give their movers a gratuity. According to an Apartment Guide survey, 71 percent of people tip movers. Since even a small tip can reach a hundred dollars or more, it's important to factor this into your moving budget if you're going to leave one. Here's a guide on how much to budget for a tip, along with some suggestions on how to give it. Deciding How Much To Tip Movers Although most people leave a tip for movers, the amount they give varies widely. The above-mentioned survey found that, of those who tip 60 percent base the amount on their move's cost, with 39 percent giving 10 percent of the cost and 21 percent offering a generous 20 percent 17 percent use an hourly rate to determine their tip 23 percent give each mover a flat amount To see just how much a tip may add to your moving budget, consider how these methods of calculating the gratuity would increase the cost of a $1,500 local move. A 10-percent tip would add $150 to the price of the move, and a 20-percent gratuity would double that amount to $300. These amounts would be shared by the crew. For the sake of this example, assume there is a crew of six people and the move takes a full day, eight hours. A $150 tip would leave each laborer with $25, and a $300 one would give each crew member $50 for the day. No mover is going to complain about getting an extra $50 for their day's efforts. Even $25, though, is a respectable tip that breaks down to an additional $3.13 per hour for the crew members. If you were to use the other methods to settle upon an amount to tip, the gratuity might be less, but it will still add a significant amount to your moving expenses. For instance, using the above example, giving each person an extra $2 per hour would add $96 to your move's cost. A flat rate of $20 for each person would increase the price from $1,500 to $1,620. Leaving a Tip for Your Movers Because a tip is for the people who are moving your belongings, it should be given directly to them — not their boss. By handing each mover a tip, you'll have an opportunity to express your thanks to them personally. They can hear in your own words how grateful you are, rather than from their supervisor. Additionally, handing out tips directly to each crew member will prevent an unscrupulous crew supervisor from pocketing the entire amount. Most people wouldn't do this, but it's best to not give anyone the opportunity to take another crew member's tip. To make sure you're able to hand out tips to each crew member, break up the amount you have into individual gratuities. If you want to tip $150 and there are six members, break the amount into 20- and 5-dollar bills so that you can hand each member $25. If you want to tip them $300 total, get six 50-dollar bills from the bank. This way, you won't have to leave the entire amount with one...read more
About To Load Into A Self-Storage Unit? Make Sure To Prevent, Protect, And Preserve
As you prepare to move your belongings into a self-storage unit, you have probably already thought your way through decisions about the unit's size and cost. You've decided whether or not to use a climate-controlled facility and even on which floor you want to rent. You've double-wrapped your crystal and marked boxes containing fragile items accordingly. However, there are some lesser-known considerations that are also important to keeping you and your belongings safe. Preventing injury Something you may not have thought about while planning to move items into your storage unit is your own safety. Here are some general guidelines to prevent injury. Don't overexert. Moving is hard work, and you may not have lifted heavy objects or performed repetitive bending/pushing/pulling for a while. Use your legs to lift (instead of your back), use ropes to pull doors down, and don't be too proud to use a push cart. Watch for hazards. You're in unfamiliar territory along with people who are also moving their belongings in/out of the building. Look out for slippery floors, items left in walkways, doors left ajar, and cords strewn on the ground. Use proper equipment. If you are moving in during inclement weather, make sure to wear gripping shoes and watch for icy areas. If you need to use a ladder, take the time to ensure all contact points are on the ground before you climb. Stack sensibly. Don't stack boxes in precarious pyramids or too-tall towers where they could fall on you and cause injury. Remember, how you move is just as important as what you move. Protecting your identity There is a dark side to storage facilities: dumpster diving. Aware that people routinely dispose of personal belongings while loading in and out of storage units, some ne'er-do-wells target dumpsters at storage facilities after hours. Believe it or not, this is a court protected right in some areas, such as California. Regardless of whether or not you believe people have a right to forage through what others have thrown away, you will not want dumpster divers making away with anything that would allow them to steal your identity. For this reason, never throw out anything with personal information on it. Take it home and run it through a shredder instead. You may want to discuss the potential for this kind of theft with the facility managers if they are not already taking measures to prevent it. Preserving your belongings The final aspect of self-storage you should consider before moving your belongings into your unit is that of insurance. After all the trouble you are going through to store them safely, you want assurance that if they become damaged, you will be compensated for their loss.You will assume wrongly if you assume the storage facility automatically covers your items in their property insurance. Check with your homeowner's or renter's insurance company to see if your policy covers items moved from your residence into a storage unit. If not, you can purchase a policy from the storage facility that will cover damage from fire, hail, wind, tornadoes, hurricanes, and lightning. It should also cover vandalism, plumbing leaks, and burglary. However, note that most policies will not cover: flooding pest infestations missing items (unless a burglary can be proven) motor vehicles inordinately valuable items such as...read more


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on 8/28/2016 5:27:00 AM
Age: 19-24
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Gorgeous color. Perfect burgundy red. Love the matte effect. Wears evenly. Nothing bad to say about it. Would look great on everyone.
on 6/3/2016 2:37:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Usually I stick to red lipsticks by MAC or Urban Decay, I think I've probably purchased every red shade by those two brands. I don't even wear them a lot, unless I'm going out to a party or special occasion.
Then I read a really fun review on makeupalley on Wet n' Wild's lipstick in "Rose Bud" and that review convinced me to go try it out, what was there to lose but $2? And it was an amazing decision, I ADORE that lipstick and wear it almost every day. Just a perfect color. Then I thought, maybe I should experiment with more colors? Maybe I'll find something else that's flattering? Enter "Cherry Bomb". Now this is my vampy color and it suits me really well, pulls the whole look together and makes my teeth really white too. I'm so glad I took a chance on this, super pretty and flattering.
on 4/5/2016 3:06:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
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I am obsessed with "a pop of color" on the lips, as the girls say. So I wanted to try it out without spending a lot. In comes wet n wild with a buy one get one 50% sale, so I bought a bunch of bright colors. I love that I only spent a dollar on this but wish it would have worked better on me. The color is super dark almost purple. My problem is the formula though. It is mega dry and was hard to evenly spread out....
on 2/16/2016 5:41:00 PM
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Brown, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I prefer wearing a sheer reddish-plum shade as my everyday color. It seems to look more natural on me that so-called "nude" shades, because even though I have fair skin, my olive undertones and brown hair just look better with a deeper lip color.
Cherry Bomb gives me the look I want when worn as a sheer stain with lip balm.
I moisturize my lips with lip balm, blot the lip balm, then rub in a layer of Cherry Bomb, and blot until perfect. The purple and brown undertones make it the perfect shade for a natural-looking stain anytime of year.
I don't usually wear it full strength but it's a really beautiful color either way.
on 2/10/2016 4:33:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I decided that I needed a vampy plum shade for the fall that would compliment my very pale skin. I had tried Revlon's Black Cherry and found it patchy, so I wanted something different but in a similar color.
This lipstick is, without a doubt, my holy grail vampy lipstick! The shade is a gorgeous deep plum wine with cool undertones that looks perfect with my skin tone. It's a beautiful plum color if applied in one coat and then deepens to a true wine color with a second coat. The formula is creamy, especially considering that it is a matte product. It doesn't really smell like anything and the staying power is quite impressive; I usually get about three or four hours out of it unless I'm eating or drinking. It can make your lips dry, but that's nothing a coat of lip balm before application can't fix. Be sure to exfoliate your lips before applying.
My only complaint would be the packaging; it's a little flimsy and the clear cap highlights any stains from the lipstick inside.
Not only is this a great product for the price, but it is a great lipstick for anyone who wants a stunning vampy wine shade!
on 1/3/2016 4:21:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I often have trouble finding deep shades that compliment my fair skin.
I have been using this lipstick for a while, and they also carry my favorite nude color called Bare It All.
Cherry Bomb works really well with my porcelain skin tone.
It's a rich, burgundy red with a cooler undertone and a matte finish.
I love the formula. It amazes me how pigmented and longwearing these lipsticks are.
The only complaints I have about the product are minor ones.
It can be a little drying to the lips, but nothing a coat of chapstick beforehand can't fix.
And, the cap seems to come off pretty easily, which is an annoyance, but you don't really pay for packaging with this product.
Overall, this is a great product, and probably my favorite from drugstores.
on 12/20/2015 9:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Holy cow - what a beautiful deep burgundy wine/red. This is perfect for the holidays - I love that a light layer is still darker than your traditional red, but multiple layers looks so bold and vampy. (As I mentioned in my previous review of 'In The Flesh' MegaLast) I think Cherry Bomb and ITF look great mixed together on the lips. I love this formula and it really does stay on well and matte. This color seemed to be sold out at almost every Walgreens I went to until I finally found this and snatched it up. Excellent price and quality.
on 12/16/2015 6:53:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I absolutely love the formula of these. They are pigmented, smooth, and very matte. However they don't make me feel like my lips are flaky and disgusting. I would recommend putting on a lip balm beforehand if you feel like you need it. The only complaint I have is the packaging. The cap easily comes off and the lipstick doesn't go all the way down the tube so when you go to close it, lipstick gets all over the cap. The formula is so great though and that's why I keep buying it.
on 12/11/2015 4:43:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
So pretty, to me, this can be a similar dupe to KVD everlasting lipstick in exorcism. It's beautifully pigmented and easy to apply. This is really nice for the girls ( and guys) who are newer and want to experiment with the vampy look for a cheap price!
on 11/19/2015 3:38:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is my 3rd l/s from this line, i'm obsessed with the formula, they are so comfortable to wear, not drying, low maintenance, amazing pigmentation.
I really wanted to venture out of my comfort zone and get into some vampy colors. But, alas, i just didn't like how it looked on me, maybe it was just TOO out there for my taste. (for reference i'm about a NC15-ish) but again, the formula is amazing, this color was just not for me.
For the price, i'm not mad i bought it, i purged it to one of my friends who has lovely dark skin (she's Hispanic) and its gorgeous on her. Happy i found it a good home where it will get the love it deserves :)
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Thank you, Richard.
The Silent Film Festival schedule is now available. Three days – April 8-10, 2005 with nine programs, all accompanied by live music by orchestra, pipe organ and piano. This is the year's biggest silent film event in the New York-metro area and you don't want to miss it. Go here www.bigscreenclassics.com/indexlafayette.htm for information or to buy advance multi-show tickets.
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The Jersey does not have mag stereo capability at this time, so a mag print – if even a runnable one still exists – of Ben-Hur wouldn't have done them any good. Optical Dolby Stereo can sound very good when the proper care is taken transferring the mag tracks. The LJ has a bit of an echo problem, but overall the sound is good, IMO.
It certainly could be, YankeeMike. Warner just hasn't done it yet.
From what I remember, Ben-Hur has no exit music. I think it's probably the only one of the major epics of that era not to have exit music.
Sounds like the Ben-Hur will be a winner.
I ran one of the 1999 reissue prints of Gone with the Wind a couple of years ago at the Lafayette – the IB Technicolor image is nice, but there are some issues with the focus. The elements used to make the negative are occasionally misaligned, resulting in fringing at times. There are no newer prints of GwtW available, sad to say.
I'm sure Mitchell will do a good job vis-a-vis the presentation.
As far as I know, there are no definte plans yet. But, since they committed well over $30,000 towards the organ restoration and reinstallation, I'd assume they plan to use it. But any changes are in the future.
The organ restoration should take about a year or two before it's reinstalled at the Paramount. Off the record, LIU has stated that they will most likely return the venue to a performance space for their theater arts, music, and other programs. In the interim, it will still be used for some of the other sports and for a practice hall.
That's probably true for that time, Bill. But don't you think those figures I quoted above for this weekend's event are just slightly ridiculous?
It's time for the unions to work with the management of these venues. Show business is a seven-day-a-week operation, I don't understand their position of "overtime" for a Saturday afternoon on a week when they had maybe one other event. And it's time for the management to reduce their overhead as well – many do earn some outrageous numbers not always tied to profits, I'd love to see bonuses reduced/eliminated if a venue is running at a loss (as the MH does every single year). There's plenty of room on both sides to make these things work. My point was strictly about that one event, not the entirety of the operation.
I think your estimate is probably correct – I didn't think to take a closer count prior to the playing.
To lower the curtain would have cost NYTOS close to $4000 – the union demanded 4 stagehands for 8 hours at overtime rate to press 4 buttons. To have a PA system would have cost another couple thousand – the union demanded at least one electrician and a soundman for 8 hours at overtime rate. Same goes for the lights. The Hall would not absorb these costs nor tell the union to get lost – which they should do immediately.
So – did anybody else from here go to the organ concert Saturday afternoon? I thought the event went pretty well – it looked like around 100-150 people attended.
The Ohio Theatre (CAPA) and the Wang Center are both non-profit organizations – they survive through donations, public monies, and tickets sales, as well as volunteer staffing. The RCMH is not, I believe, a non-profit organization. There isn't any public money available for them, nor would volunteers be allowed to work due to union regulations.
The facility operations are no way comparable.
I don't know of any major distributor who offers classic titles via download for digital projectors. They offer them in 35mm prints.
As for your question about a distributor who has a "license to these old movies", there isn't one single distributor. Each studio maintains its own repertory or classics division and you need to contact them about any films you want to show. Don't waste time contacting the home video divisions, they have nothing to do with theatrical showings. Your best bet is to hire a film booker to inquire for you if you have no experience in this area.
Yes, some copies of Metropolis are in public domain, but not the latest restoration that Transit Film of Munich did – USA theatrical rights are controlled by Kino and that version is copyrighted.
Pete Apruzzese
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We inquired about renting the Hall for a silent film event with live orchestra – just to walk in the door, it was approximately $60,000 a night rental. That did NOT include a stage show (other than 5 minutes of the Rockettes), film costs, or orchestra costs. We would also not get a share of any concessions sold. The Hall was not interested in partnering with us to lower the cost, nor were they willing to negotiate with the various unions to give us a break on their labor. Obviously, an outside party trying to do films at RCMH is impossible. It could never work with a new film – where you're giving up over 75% of your ticket price back to the studio for the two weeks where the film might actually do business – but even with classics you have to give back over 35%.
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Director of Film Programming
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Kiss Me Kate looked great when I showed it in double-system 3-D last year at the Lafayette, Vincent. There are many good depth effects and few off-screen gimmicks (other than one 30 second section). The projection angle of the Jersey might make 3-D presentations difficult down there.
I think that Kiss Me Kate did not show in 3-D at the Music Hall. I'll ask Bob Furmanek to add his expertise about 3-D to this thread.
The organ is being repaired and will be reinstalled over the next year or so (it was severely damaged last year by a leaky roof). The New York Theatre Organ Society just announced that LIU has secured a contractor to begin the restoration work, whoch involves removing various components and taking thme to Connecticut for resorative work.
Congrtatulations on the milestone!
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Big Screen Classics at the Lafayette Theatre
There are no plans at this time to reconfigure the Sparta Theatre.
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Director of Film Programming
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Big Screen Classics at the Lafayette Theatre
Vincent –
It's sad, but Disney does not currently offer Mary Poppins for regular theatrical bookings. I tried to get it last November for my Big Screen Classics series and it's out of circulation. Disney should have had an East Coast re-premiere of the film (they did so at, I think, the El Capitan in LA), but it's not the RCMH's fault if they didn't show it.
Great news, Howard! Congratulations.
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Big Screen Classics at the Lafayette Theatre
I might not be correct regarding the color of the walls in the Kubrick section of my post above – it might have been white and not orange. I will check out my references.
CConnolly –
Most theatre screens are made out of vinyl, which is then stretched around a frame of some sort. The are small perforations in the material to allow the sound to transmit through from the speaker(s) behind it. The front surface of the screen is generally a matte white surface (silver is sometimes used – that's what we use at the Lafayette Theatre – mostly for installations that plan to run 3-D) that has a slight bit of reflective material in it. Cleaning a screen is difficult, most products will remove the coating and the screen darkens in those sections. There are companies that professionally clean screens, but it's expensive and can not always remove the dirt & stains.
The Kubrick story is that when A Clockwork Orange was set to premiere in New York, the theatre had a screen mounted on the front wall (not projecting on the wall itself) with no curtaining or masking on the surrounding wall. The theatre painted the wall and ceiling around the screen an orange color, which would look awful with a projected image in the middle of it. When Kubrick heard about this (he always sent representative to the first-run theatres to check their presentations), he demanded the wall be painted the proper flat black color. I don't know of any theatres that use the wall, but I'm sure there's one someplace.
Here is the link to the news item posted last week telling of the plans for the property:
Glad to hear you enjoyed the show, Robert.
I think it was a stage house, the "Hines Playhouse". I didn't see any ads for it in the papers starting in 1928, so it may have only existed prior to then. There was another movie house in Suffern, it was called "The Strand" and opened sometime in the 30s and was gone by the 50s. I came across ads for it in the newspaper microfilms when researching the 3D films that played at the Lafayette, The Strand billed itself as "The Family Theatre", or something like that. I have to look at my files at the office to see if I saved any copies of their ads.


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You Be the Judge: The Case of the Second Texter
Is the person who sends a distracting text just as responsible for a car accident?
David and Linda Kubert were riding together on David's motorcycle in Morris County, New Jersey, late in the afternoon on September 21, 2009. As the couple, then both 56, rounded a curve, David saw a truck heading directly toward them. He couldn't swerve in time, and the two vehicles collided. When David regained consciousness, he realized he was lying on the ground, and his left leg was gone, completely and permanently severed during the crash. The bones in Linda's left leg were shattered. Doctors amputated her leg later that night.
Eight minutes before the collision, then-18-year-old Kyle Best clocked out of his job teaching swimming at the YMCA and slid behind the wheel of his father's Chevy pickup. He said he sent a few texts while sitting in the parking lot, then headed to his parents' house for dinner. While on the road, he sent two texts, the last one eight seconds before dialing 911 to report that he'd been in an accident: His truck had veered over the centerline and struck a couple on a Harley.
In June 2010, the Kuberts sued Best for driving in a negligent and careless manner. Attorneys settled the lawsuit two years later. Best's insurance company paid the couple $500,000. Best pleaded guilty to distracted driving, but his license was never suspended. He paid $775 in fines.
At the same time, the Kuberts' attorney, Skippy Weinstein, was also building a case against then-17-year-old Shannon Colonna, Best's girlfriend, who had been texting Best at the time of the crash. In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, Weinstein claimed that Colonna was also liable for the crash because she was "aiding and abetting" by being "electronically present" in the truck.
"Why wouldn't the person he was texting with—who knew that he was driving at the time—be as responsible as he is?" Weinstein asked.
Colonna's attorney, Joseph McGlone, maintained that Colonna did not know that Best was driving nor that he was reading the texts while driving. "A person might get a text and not read it for three hours or even for three days," McGlone noted. "How would the texter ever be able to know whether or not someone read the text while driving?"
Should Shannon Colonna be held responsible for a car accident that occurred as she was texting the driver? You be the judge.
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Higurashi No Naku koro Ni, is based on a series of events that seem to keep happening in a small village called Hinamizawa. The story(or stories) revolve around a small group of friends and a supposed curse that has been inflicted on the village.
I won't talk about the curse because it is talked about often through out the series so that you 'know' what is going on. Although actually understanding what is going on may be tough because the show does not do much to explain what keeps happening.
Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni(1st Season) is spread upon 6 chapters(with a total of 26 episodes), where each chapter tells of the same timeline of Hinamizawa but with some character and perspective changes.
As explained earlier, it is the story of a group of friends and the curse of a small village. If I push on further with the story, I'm afraid I will give off vital information.
Just remember this- keep Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni Kai(2nd Season) readily available to watch right after finishing the first season. You should know this that the first season has the 'Question Arcs' while the second season has the 'Answer Arcs'.
So if you are confused with what is going on, then remember that season 2 is there to answer all your questions.
Although the animation wasn't 'that' great as a lot of animes available now, I felt that if the animation was any different than it is now- it would not have made the same impact it did on most people that watched and understood the beauty of HNNKN(Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni).
Not like I can explain it properly, but to me HNNKN's animation had been done perfectly for maximum effect. There is this vibe you get when you see cute animated characters go into their psychotic modes. Backgrounds are done beautifully and colors are quite nicely done. Character models are great too.
I have not heard or watched the Dubbed version of HNNKN(When They Cry), so that is to be disregarded. The original voice actors did an awesome job at keeping the paces of what had been going on on-screen. I was surprised by how they could go from making such nice and cute voices to psychotically murderous tones.
Other than the voice acting, the only reason why SOUND does not receive a 10 is because, all through out the season- during the episodes- all i can remember hearing are the cicadas crying.
I admit that the OP and ED are both brilliant, also some YouTube-ing reveals that this series has many beautiful songs('Dear You')- but i just can't remember listening to any music 'during' the stories/episodes.
All the characters are nothing short of awesomeness. The Main character cast has little kids to kids almost out of their teens. Most people who watch the series can actually relate to these characters who have detailed backgrounds from where they came from and why everything on screen seems to happen.
This is the reason why a lot of people get partially paranoid and scared after watching this show. The characters are very real and prove that even the most sane person can have a truly bad day- no matter where they come from.
This review also partially takes in Kai(2nd season) & Rei(3rd season/5 episode OVA) into consideration, and overall I rate it to be my no. 1 anime as of this moment of writing.
Remember that this series involves a lot of thinking and open mindedness. You cannot watch it if you do not give this a chance, that is why I will implore you to watch the first 7 episodes before judging it.
When you first watch it, it looks like any cute harem, but once you watch the 2nd or 3rd episode you realize there's more to it than that. The 4th episode marks the end of the first arc, but keep watching till half of the second arc(7th episode) before choosing to continue on this mind boggling journey or missing out the opportunity on such a rare gem.
Violence is not something that should turn you away from this. You are to watch it for a memorable story.
As I said before, keep Kai at hand as it clearly explains why your brain can't handle the awesomeness.
HNNKN- Rei is good to keep at hand too(episode 2,3 & 4)- but that's only the sweetest of toppings on a mind f*cking sundae.
(ok, it's not that much of a mind f*ck)
Two years ago, I was watching a lot of Naruto and being an anime-noob. Having only watched(well to what I remember) DBZ and Ninku before, I had no idea about all the brilliant anime available.
While on youtube, I randomly stumbled upon an AMV that showcased Rena with her axe. Intrigued by it(i'm big on horror, mystery, mind f*cks, psychological stuff), I began my research and came across 3 animes.
DeathNote, ElfenLied & HNNKN... I took a chance and went with the middle choice(EL). Quickly done with it- I started both DN and HNNKN but for some reason I never watched past the 1st episode of DN. I got so hooked onto HNNKN that I still haven't(as of this writing) seen past the 1st ep of DN.
If you've watched the other two series, you should definitely give HNNKN a go.
ElfenLied, although an excellent show- lacked some of the emotion that you see in HNNKN.
So, dear reader- here's hoping my DN experience goes as well as your HNNKN experience. If you've already seen it, let me(a Higurashi wh*re here) know what you thought.
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if you like the show- be sure to follow Kai and Rei and then move onto Umineko No Naku Koro Ni(totally different show, but there are some things related between the two series- also has the same writer)
Really good and Unique anime, just finished watching.. gonna start watching the next season soon.
By the way nice review pal !!


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I signed up to do: higher level math, english, spanish, agricultural science, history, business and ordinary level irish in fifth year.
My teacher told me I should do one more subject so I was wondering do any subjects overlap a lot with any of those? I am good at essays and learning things off but am awful at science.
Math - Physics and applied maths overlap
Ag Science - Biology
Business - Economics, accounting
Stephanie K
Chemistry and home Ec
Ag science home Ec
Business home Ec
There is a slight overlap with Ag Science, Home Ec and biology. I would probably choose home ec as an extra subject as you have cookery assignments which are worth 20% of the exam done in 5th year
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I cannot do home Ec as an extra subject, I was told anyways as it must be done in a class group, don't know the proper reason, something to do the assignments
Ag Science and geography overlap a lot, I do both and the soil and rock chapters have almost all the same info. I find geography great as I am better at learning things off by heart than trying to understand them
Yeah it's pretty long but all the courses are really, it's not as long as the ag science one that much I know and the project is worth 20%
If you're interested in current events I would pick economics as it very similar to business. Applied maths is a good subject to do outside of school as the course is very short it would definelty help you with higher level maths.


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