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Background Sellfy Sony Vegas
From ebooks to style resources, the advantage of Selling digital items online using a product like Sellfy is that the vast majority of overhead that goes into creating a product like that is the time you spend making it. Sellfy Sony Vegas
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My feedback
7 votes
I'd honestly just prefer a ticket update email to go out FROM the ticket when it gets changed to resolved. I'd like to draw up a separate template for it, but heck, just notifying the customer that the ticket has in fact been closed would be helpful.
Having Marketr do this kind of complicates things because I'd want any response to that email to automatically re-open the ticket in a Customer Reply status.
You can still have your Marketr campaigns fire, but for us I'd rather that be more of an actual marketing campaign as opposed to defining and wrapping up a ticket.
2 votes
We accomplish this by adding a custom ticket status titled "Canceled-Resolved" and it behaves the normal way a resolved ticket would.
4 votes
79 votes
@Zack and any others:
While I want this feature in the worst way for the obvious reasons, I suggest you look at your SPF and DKIM records/settings. While the RS system is definitely masquerading our email addresses, they are using Sendgrid for email delivery which is not a rinky dink provider.
Use www.isnotspam.com as a test interface to see where there could be some issues with our outbound emails through RS.
Is anyone else having problems with soft-spam or blown out spam scores when sending out emails while using a custom domain and custom reply to address? Our reply to address is an internal address that reroutes to the <companyname>@reply.repairshopr.com address.
We're having things like our logo and other graphics not showing up in the emails our customers are receiving as if the email is potentially dangerous.
Yup. I imagine this would be relatively easy to implement with Google Apps
48 votes
Wildcard certificate isn't the whole answer here. We're using our own domains repairshopr.mycompany.com and rerouting that to mycompany.repairshopr.com
We need a solution where when a customer receives a link from us that points them to repairshopr.mycompany.com and then gets rerouted to mycompany.repairshopr.com it maintains the secure chain. The reason it fails right now is because the browser sees repairshopr.mycompany.com but it's actually at a repairshopr server. Repairshopr can't just implement an SSL certificate that references OUR domains and we can't just implement an SSL certificate that references THEIR servers.
tl;dr it's complicated and wildcard certificates do not solve the problem. not fully anyway.
With all of the security hoopla in the news as of late, this is becoming to be a huge deal for our clients.
44 votes
I like the idea of granular permissions, but I think maybe we can get some immediate action from the dev team if a simpler stepping stone is put into place before granular permissions.
A simple "admin" checkbox at each sub-contact would allow multiple people to see the whole portal, NOT just the customer level contact.
From a UX perspective, it will be a lot more logical and easier to manage.
Down the road, absolutely, give more granular permission settings to users.
I created a separate feature suggestion here:
3 votes
4 votesplanned · AdminTroy (Founder, RepairShopr) responded
Good idea – we'll do this shortly.
20 votes
I know this is an old suggestion, but I would honestly prefer to have the ability to respond to Customer Activity emails from my email client instead of having to open the ticket and respond from there.
PS you get some funky results if you attempt to respond to those emails!
72 votes
We use QB Online and have found that zero'ing out an invoice in RS is the best workaround. It doesn't have the original values, but at least it retains some of the data, the invoice #, etc. If all line items are have their value zero'd then that pushes out to QBO. Ironically, you can't create a $0 invoice and have it sync to QBO, but you can create an invoice with a positive $ figure then change it to $0 and have that sync.
Voiding an invoice should definitely be a standard action to do to that type of record. Voted.
1 vote
1 vote
It's been discussed before about editing comments. It won't happen. IIRC the rationale was that those comments could be sent email, which would jeopardize the integrity of data in the comment.
2 votes
It's not exactly what you're looking for, and the feature is only half-baked at the moment, but you can try using Contracts and SLA.
You can force the Contract and SLA to show up for every ticket created for that user, so it's displayed right in the Ticket Info screen. You can also write rules so it will rewrite any labor charges.
We SORT OF use this... If a client is on an AYCE plan, we rewrite hourly labor rates to $0 automatically. That way a tech records his/her charges, and then they get zero'd out.
Idealy, we'd like a better way of tracking our time for clients that don't get billed for individual services. At the very least, we'd like a way to standardize those fee re-writes... I believe as it stands you have to manually create all of the rewrites for every single customer.
2 votes
Just curious what your use case is.
127 votes
I don't think anyone responded to Troy... so I'll try.
You're absolutely right that you can't hard link parts, which would be the problem with Amazon because the order will always vary. (the same RAM order won't be frequently repeated).
I can't really speak to how the implementation would work, because I don't know what you have access to and what you don't. BUT.. I can say what our pain points are in this arena:
- When I prepare an estimate, I will base certain parts around items that I source from Amazon. I'd like to have those parts link to the Amazon product.
- Automatically pull our cost, order date, direct product link, manufacturer, model, whatever data you're allowed to scrape on the part, scrape it.
- When that estimate gets approved, I'd like to be able to quickly get those items, order them, track that they've been ordered. Currently I have to manually create part orders based on the estimate. Now I have items in an estimate AND i have part orders that are not related to each other. (this causes issues when it comes time to generate an invoice by having "left over" parts listed in the customer if I convert the estimate to an invoice)
- I'd love to be able to see the tracking status of the part from the RS part screen while we wait for the package.
- When the parts come in, I want my receiver to be able to quickly identify what parts they are and where/who they belong. Bonus points for getting the parts to automatically update as received when Amazon/shipper says they've been delivered and signed for.
- When I create an invoice, I want to be able to bring in what was ordered in addition to whatever was on the estimate without creating duplicates.
79 votes
We would love an update on this.. Not being able to automatically send out monthly statements is biting us pretty hard.
To add more than one tech to a ticket would help, for many of my services require more than one tech.3 votes
To expand on this, techs should have groups or Queues. A ticket would then get assigned to a Queue which certain techs are members of.
Think of Tier 1, Tier 2, Engineering, etc.
1 vote
When you are looking at the invoice list within the invoice module as well as from within a customer there will be a big blue icon indicating if it has been emailed or not.
If you hover on the icon, it will tell you the last time it was emailed.
8 votes
I didn't have any votes to give on this previously, but now do. This is EXTREMELY important. At the very least... we're just looking for a simple graphic like an envelope to show whether or not a comment was emailed to the client or not.
So many times we see a comment and wonder if we accidentally didn't uncheck the box.. or even worse, when reviewing stale tickets, wondering if the customer didn't respond because the email was never sent... then do you send the exact same email again? It's pretty rough.. AND awkward.
Can't believe I'm seeing this 3 months later, but it's so hilarious I linked to this very post that I'm inclined to leave my idiocy here for all to see.
This is actually a duplicate suggestion:
Throw your votes over here: http://feedback.repairshopr.com/forums/165658-general/suggestions/6735135-the-ability-to-see-if-a-ticket-comment-was-emailed
1 vote
You can do this by just customizing the Email template for ticket comments.

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Mon, 24 December 2007
VIDEO - Prophezine's This Week In Bible Prophecy - 12-22-07
looks at This Week in Bible Prophecy December 22, 2007. Hamas is now
broadcasting from the
Direct download: TWIBP-12-22-07.mp4
Category:general -- posted at: 4:08pm EST
Tue, 18 December 2007
Prophezine's This Week In Bible
Prophecy 12-15-07
This is our
first show of Prophezine looks at This Week In Bible Prophecy. In This show the
Temple Institute recieves the new gold crown for the High Priest, The southern
city of
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Fri, 30 November 2007
Outstanding interview with Gary Kah of Hope for the WorldExecutive Director Ray Gano interviews Gary Kah of Hope for the World. This was an OUTSTANDING interview. Ray and Gary discuss, the NAU, the new currency, up coming elections, The Middle East, major insight into global events and more. It is easier to take 10 regions vs 200+ countries into a global government. Gary Kah is the foremost researcher regarding groups that are moving the world into a full One World Global Government. We have Barbara Henderson with PZ Newsbytes and special guest Jimmy DeYoung giving their insights into recent news. Ray discusses the
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Tue, 23 October 2007
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Sat, 6 October 2007
13 Principals of Christian Stewardship – Wilfred Hahn
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Direct download: pz_radio_10-05-07.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 1:50pm EST
Wed, 29 August 2007
The PZ Radio SUPER SHOW
There is a lot going on in the world and many of you have been asking questions. We have a PZ Radio SUPER SHOW with Sean Osborne, Wilfred Hahn and special commentary by Jimmy DeYoung.
This PZ Radio show is a HUGE 103 minutes long, that is an hour and forty three minutes of jammed packed information.
SEAN OSBORNE Sean is the Sr. Military Analyst of North East
Intelligence Network and we talk about what is going on in the middle east,
terrorism in the US, Dirty Bombs and Suitcase Nukes. We also cover what is
going on in
WILFRED HAHN Wilfred is a global economist/strategist. Formerly a top-ranked global analyst and
chairman of the country's largest global investment operation his writings
focus on the endtime roles of money, economics and globalization. We cover the
Mortgage meltdown, sub-prime loan woes, feds propping up the dollar and the
JIMMY DEYOUNG Jimmy discusses and provides great commentary regarding the current situation going on with China and Russia conducting war games together and reflects upon Ezekiel 38-39 and Revelations "Kings of the East.
BARBARA HENDERSON brings us up to date with events world wide with PZ Newsbytes and her great practical commentary in light of scripture.This is a jammed packed show and remember… You're Listening To PZ Radio!
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Tue, 31 July 2007
Bush Gives
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Wed, 18 July 2007
SPECIAL REPORT - The Middle East - A View From The Wall.
Ray Gano discusses current events in light of bible prophecy focusing on Isaiah 17.
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Tue, 5 June 2007
This is a short promo for Jack Kinsella's new book, The Last Generation.
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Thu, 31 May 2007
PZ / OL Great
This is a short three minute video from this last weekend's big PZ / OL get together here at the ranch. There was a small group and Ray along with PZ Insider Arnie were talking about Matthew 7:20 – 23, the world's social gospel verses the saving grace of the Blood of the Lamb.
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Mon, 28 May 2007
PZ / OL Great
This is a short two minute video from this last weekend's big PZ / OL get together here at the ranch. Jack Kinsella answers the following question…
If you had two minutes to tell someone about the importance or relevance of Bible prophecy to the current time in which we live - what would you say?
Direct download: DVD_Promo-1.mp4
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 7:36pm EST
Tue, 24 April 2007
PZ Radio Surprise Interview – Dr. Noah HutchinsWhile cleaning off my computer I discovered some interviews. One of them was with Dr. Noah Hutchins of South West Radio Church Ministries. I interviewed him several months ago at the PTRC. Dr. Hutchins is one of the greats in the Bible Prophecy arena. This was a great find and I thought that I lost it. We also have Barbara Henderson who will be soon reporting from
Become a PZ Insider
Direct download: pz_radio_04-14-07.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 3:21pm EST
Mon, 26 March 2007
PZ Radio Gets Country Fried!!!This is a SPECIAL Country Fried PZ Radio! Yes siree bob.... We welcomed in spring with a special down home, welcome to the Gano Ranch PZ Radio. We had a lot of fun producing this out of the norm PZ Radio. We got Barbara Henderson with PZ Newsbytes and Ray Gano giving you all the low down on the Gano Ranch.. PLUS OUR SPECIAL GUESTS.. all them chickens!
Direct download: pz_radio_03-25-07.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 11:41am EST
Sat, 17 February 2007
The Prophezine Report - Gay Bible Reveals New Laws
Ray talks about the NEW revelation given via a new bible for homosexuals. Once again some joker creates a so called bible so that they have the license to sin. BRAND NEW segment with David Beatty in Views Behind The News.
Direct download: TPR-02-17-07.mp3
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Fri, 12 January 2007
The Persecuted Extremist
This is the year were we as solid bible believing Christians are going to start seeing the intolerance grow towards us more and more. Can you guess where the majority of these attacks will come from? The mainstream churches.
One of the
most surprising predictions was made several decades ago by one of my favorite
pastors, J Vernon McGee. He predicted that true believers, even here in
"The attacks against them will come from the denominational churches"
Are you marked as an Extremist?
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Posting Naked Pictures on the Internet Helps Me Accept My Body for What It Is: My Body
It's hard for me to remember a time when I wasn't on some sort of a diet. As long as I've been aware of having a body, I've been looking for ways to change the way it looked, and how I thought it looked to other people.
Since I was a kid, I'd seen my body as a collection of weird, gross parts that I hated, something separate from me that I wished I could escape or shrink down to a smaller, less noticeable size. I have basically the same body now as I did when I was about 11 or 12, which is fine for an adult but problematic for a preteen psychologically unequipped to deal with stares from men, advances from a 7th grade classmate's dad, and comments from family members about how "grown up" I'd become. I wanted to disappear, and the only way I thought I could do that was to make myself thinner and less noticeable.
By the time I was a teen, I'd tried practically every bizarre diet and pattern of disordered eating I could get away with without tipping off the adults in my life. Food felt like something I didn't deserve to enjoy, so I'd stay up late researching new fad diet plans and ways to keep myself from eating. As someone with an almost obsessive fetish for rules, schedules, and plans in general, dieting gave me the sense of order and structure that I craved. It was easy for me to follow rules for what I could and couldn't eat, especially if someone else had made them up.
Over time, chronic dieting made me feel constantly exhausted and sick. I became so depressed I could barely get out of bed, let alone eat anything at all, but I wanted to get help. I had to get help, because my body was shutting down, and during a visit with my doctor, I broke down. Sobbing, I told her about my diets and fear of food, about my depression, about how much I hated my body and was afraid I'd ruined it beyond repair and wanted to leave it but didn't want to die. I was just so tired of constantly keeping food out of my body. She gave me the name of a therapist who specializes in disordered eating recovery, and I made an appointment.
During the year I saw my therapist, she helped me reframe the way I felt about food—and how I felt about myself. Being physically exhausted from constantly being on a diet had taken a toll on my mental health and aggravated my bipolar depression and anxiety. Once I started properly treating my mental health issues for the first time and found medications that worked for me, I was better equipped to start eating without fear and anxiety, and in a way that nourished me. I found a nutritionist, who reminded me that food is meant to keep me healthy, not skinny. When my physical health improved, so did the way I experienced my body.
Instead of trying to shrink myself so I almost don't exist, I started making people look at me.
I needed something tangible and real to remind me that my body isn't "bad" or "good." That it was more than merely a collection of everything I've learned to believe about it from the world around me. Living with an eating disorder, I'd formed a habit of disconnecting my mind from my body, and thinking of my body as a separate, antagonistic entity. I wanted to ground myself in my body so I could stop trying to escape it, and stop thinking of myself as a work in progress. I was tired of waiting to feel good about myself. I still didn't love my body, but I was learning to live with it.
Part of that was learning that I'm allowed to take up physical space, and accepting that no one was ever going to give me explicit permission to occupy that space. I'd have to claim it myself, and for me, that meant making myself as visible as possible. The only way I could think of to force myself to stop being afraid of what I thought I looked like was to get naked on the internet. It's an extreme approach I wouldn't recommend to anyone unfamiliar with the risks of online nudity, but at the time I thought that if my body was on display, I'd just have to learn to be OK with it, and so would everyone who saw my photos. I submitted a few to an indie porn site, and eventually they appeared on the homepage.
I hadn't been fully prepared for how terrified I'd feel when I first saw myself naked on the site—and then, immediately after, how relieved I was. I didn't suddenly like my body, and I didn't think I looked particularly good in the photos, but I didn't feel afraid or angry at my body. It was just there. Whether or not anyone on the site actually found me attractive was beside the point. Watching myself and my body take up space and demand to be seen in such a public way, I felt I could finally stop apologizing for existing and that I deserved to be seen and acknowledged.
I don't like attention. I have intense social anxiety and my experiences being catcalled, called "thunderthighs" more than once, and physically harassed by men on the street have conditioned me to fear attention and blame my body for other people's reactions to it. The internet forms a barrier that lets me invite others' gazes in a way I have more control over. I can be as naked as I want, my thighs can be as thick and hairy as I want, and I can feel more comfortable in my body when I'm not physically in the presence of people when they see and react to me.
Being naked on the internet was probably one of the biggest, most significant steps I've taken to heal.
Navigating my recovery this way is a privilege, and I'm fortunate that posting semi-clothed and naked photos of myself online doesn't present much of a risk of jeopardizing my career or relationships. Once my pictures went up online, I started taking more of myself and posting them on my Instagram page. The more I posted, and the more vulnerable I became online, the less I worried about whether I was hot enough to let people see me naked, or see me at all, because I was going to do it anyway. It was still scary, and I still worried that I'd look stupid, or ugly, or that I should wait until I somehow became hot enough or looked good enough to matter. But I didn't wait—I'm not waiting. I have reclaimed a sense of connection to my body. I have learned to respect it.
I can't say that my personal decision to flood my page with "slutty" selfies is inherently feminist, or political, or that everyone should try it, but it helped me separate everything I'd learned to believe about my body—that it was shameful, that it didn't deserve care, that it was an object I had to control and reject—from what it actually is: my body.
I started reading the work of body acceptance and fat positive activists, like Sonya Renee Taylor's The Body Is Not An Apology, and frequently re-reading Ijeoma Uluo's essay You Don't Have To Love Your Body. As I worked and continue to work to unlearn my own internalized fatphobia (which we are socialized to harbor, whether we want to believe it or not), I'm learning to take in experiences and sensations and memories that make my body a place I want to live in. My body holds and represents years of depression and trauma, and sometimes it's all I think about when I see myself, but I'm trying to create a new narrative with joyful and pleasurable memories.
Sometimes I backslide, still crave the structure of a book written by a nutritionally unqualified celebrity, a best-selling plan, or an Instagram trend I can follow to tell me what to eat and what to avoid. I want to love my body, but I'm not sure I ever will. I don't have to feel pretty to keep from hating and harming my body. It does what I need it to do, which I realize is an incredible privilege.
I don't love my cellulite or think my stretch marks, fat spots, and armpit hair are beautiful. There are certain wads of skin on my body that I'll probably always think are just sort of goofy looking. I don't have to actually like them. I also don't feel like I hate them. They're just there. For me, accepting that fact is a victory.


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Winter weather doesn't mean you have to miss out on aquatic fun! If you like to swim, or need to learn, pay a visit to the PWCS Aquatics Center. It is open to the entire Prince William County community seven days week.
The PWCS Aquatics Center offers a broad schedule of American Red Cross swim lessons to participants of every ability level. Private and semi-private lessons are also available. You can even host your child's birthday party or another special event at the PWCS Aquatics Center.
Monday–Friday: 6–10 a.m., 5–9 p.m.
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The PWCS Aquatics Center will operate on a winter break schedule from Thursday, December 20, through Monday, December 31. The PWCS Aquatics Center will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
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The diving boards will be closed during the entire winter break (December 20 through January 1). The water slide will be open from 4–8 p.m. on December 21, and 26–28.
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Thimbleweed Park is this fortnight's free game on the Epic Games Store, replacing Axiom Verge. A point-and-click adventure title, the game originally released in March of 2017 following a successful $375,000 Kickstarter campaign.
It is developed and designed by Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick as a spiritual successor to their previous games Maniac Mansion and The Secret of Monkey Island from the late 80s and early 90s; sharing much of the gameplay and art style, with music composed by Steve Kirk of the Star Wars: The Old Republic fame.
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Epic Games Store is offering both Windows and macOS versions of the game for the next two weeks. However, it is worth noting that the game is also available for Linux from Steam, where it costs $19.99. There's also the "Unbeeped" DLC available on Steam that restores censored words present in the main game's story. It is, however, a paid DLC.
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OS: Windows 7 (FULLY patched) or macOS 10.7
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GPU: Intel HD 3000 or better with DirectX 11
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Kelch GmbH, which specialises in peripherals and services for manufacturers and users of machine tools for cutting processes, is now also launching the latest generation of KENOVA tool presetters in conjunction with modules produced by TDM Systems, the Tool Data Management specialists. The TDM Base Module minimises the time needed for the selection of tool data by up to 50%. The TDM Tool Crib Module organises components and complete tools, thereby saving time and costs. KENOVA set line V6 tool presetters are available for different development stages: from a manual to a fully automated version.
"The new V6 range is ideal for the majority of measuring and presetting tasks. Combining it in a package with the TDM software enables companies to ensure that tools are correctly prepared and measured within the specified tolerances," explains Viktor Grauer (B.Eng), Member of the Executive Board and Head of Innovation Management at Kelch. Two modules support optimum performance:
The TDM Base Module represents software for organising tool components, complete tools, tool lists and other equipment within a central database. This allows companies to increase the frequency of use of its available tools and lower its tool costs by up to 25%.
The TDM Tool Crib Module helps companies to organise their tools in storage, for servicing and on the machine. Companies thus save time in the provision of tools and make up to 30% time and cost savings through transparent inventories in stock and in transit.
As part of its Smart Factory Service, Kelch offers its customers comprehensive advice and professional assistance in creating their own tool database.
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The East
A thriller directed by Zal Batmanglij and starring Brit Marling as Sarah Moss, a former FBI agent and now a brilliant operative for an elite private intelligence firm whose top objective is to ruthlessly protect the interests of their A-list corporate clientele. She is assigned to go undercover to infiltrate an anarchist collective called The East, known for executing covert attacks upon major corporations. Living amongst them in an effort to get closer to their members, Sarah finds herself unexpectedly torn between two worlds as she starts to fall in love with the group's charismatic leader (played by Alexander Skarsgard), finding her life and priorities irrevocably changed. Co-stars Ellen Page, Julia Ormond and Patricia Clarkson. Filmed in Shreveport, La., the film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to strong reviews.
Rated PG-13 for thematic elements, violence, some disturbing images, sexual content and partial nudity - Movies 16.
The Heat
Uptight and straight-laced, FBI Special Agent Sarah Ashburn (played by Sandra Bullock) is a methodical investigator with a reputation for excellence and hyper-arrogance. Shannon Mullins (Melissa McCarthy), a Boston police detective, is foul-mouthed with a short fuse, and uses her gut instinct and street smarts to catch elusive criminals. Neither has ever had a partner, or a friend for that matter. When they are told to work together in this comedy to bring down a ruthless drug lord, they also become buddies. From filmmaker Paul Feig, who directed "Bridesmaids."
Rated R for pervasive language, strong crude content and some violence - Premiere Cinemas, Tinseltown 17 and Stars and Stripes Drive-In.
White House Down
Washington, D.C., police officer John Cale (played by Channing Tatum) has just been denied his dream job with the Secret Service, protecting U.S. President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx). Not wanting to let his daughter down, he takes her on their planned tour of the White House, which is precisely when the complex is overtaken by a heavily armed paramilitary group. With the government falling into chaos and time running out, Cale is the one who has to save the president, his daughter and his country. Roland Emmerich directs.
Rated PG-13 for prolonged sequences of action and violence including intense gunfire and explosions, some language and a brief sexual image - Tinseltown 17, Movies 16 (including XD auditorium) and Stars and Stripes Drive-In.
Movies Opening Wednesday
Despicable Me 2 (3-D and 2-D)
A 3-D animated sequel directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud. Steve Carell returns as the voice of criminal Gru. Make that former criminal, as he now is intent on raising adopted daughters Margo, Edith and Agnes, with the help of the returning, unpredictable and hilarious minions. After defeating super-villain Vector in the first movie, he and two of his minions are kidnapped by Lucy Wilde, an Anti-Villain League agent. She wants him to track down the new super-villain who has stolen a research laboratory and a chemical compound that transforms life forms into invincible, mutant killing machines.
Rated PG for rude humor and mild action - Premiere Cinemas and the Stars and Stripes Drive-In.
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A stand-up comedy show by Philadelphia-based actor and comedian Kevin Hart, filmed during his 2012 concert tour of 10 countries and 80 cities that netted $32 million in ticket sales.
Rated R for pervasive language including sexual references - Tinseltown 17.
The Lone Ranger
Filmmaker Gore Verbinski leaves his "Pirates of the Caribbean" series to focus instead on the first Lone Ranger movie in 32 years. Native American spirit warrior Tonto (played by Johnny Depp) reveals untold tales about John Reid (Armie Hammer), a Texas Ranger left for dead on the prairie and transformed into a masked legend of justice. These two unlikely heroes learn to work together and fight against greed and corruption.
Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense action and violence, and some suggestive material - Tinseltown 17, Movies 16 and the Stars and Stripes Drive-In.
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Kerns Rating: Three and one-half stars
This is super storytelling, showing us our country and its inhabitants at both their best and worst. And yet, even as the film races toward home plate, we are left with the feeling that much has been left out, that more should be told. Chadwick Boseman is strong as Jackie Robinson, but this film's Oscar nomination will be earned by Harrison Ford as innovative Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey, the MLB executive who first signed Robinson to the minors and helped bring the first black player to the show, not really certain if he's signed his death warrant in the process. Much of the film is predictable when it does not have to be, and there are Lifetime moments that a better director would have avoided. Still, it deserves to be seen.
Rated PG-13 for thematic elements including language - Premiere Cinemas.
The Bling Ring
Based on Nancy Jo Sales' Vanity Fair article, the film finds Oscar winner Sofia Coppola directing the story of a group of teenagers obsessed with fashion and celebrity, to the point that they burglarize celebrities' homes in Los Angeles. Fixated on the glamorous life, they tracked their targets' whereabouts online, then stole more than $3 million of luxury goods from their homes. Reflecting on the naivete of youth and temptations any teens would find hard to resist, mistakes amplified by today's culture of celebrity and luxury brand obsession. What starts as teenage fun spins out of control. Stars include Emma Watson, Israel Broussard, Katie Chang, Claire Julien, Taissa Farmiga and real-life Bling Ring victim Paris Hilton.
Rated R for teen drug and alcohol use, and for language including some brief sexual references - Premiere Cinemas and Tinseltown 17.
Kerns Rating: Two stars.
Based on a William Joyce book titled "The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs," "epic" is anything but. Both human characters lack originality, so don't blame actors Amanda Seyfried, whose character shrinks, or Jason Sudeikis. Rather, this tale is destined for video racks. The only laughs are provided by a slug and a snail, voiced by Aziz Ansari and Chris O'Dowd, respectively, and given too little screen time. The story is yet another battle between Good and Evil. The Good: an army of Leaf Men led by Colin Farrell. The Bad are Boggans, led by Mandrake (Christoph Waltz), whose goal is to see everything beautiful turn to rot. It appears they've attacked the movie first.
Rated PG for mild action, some scary images and brief rude language - Tinseltown 17 and Movies 16.
Fast and Furious 6
Kerns Rating: Three and one-half stars.
No one could have expected director Justin Lin to color so far outside the lines with this action series, making this sixth chapter the funniest and fastest - and the most family-oriented. At the end of FF5, the fast-driving crew led by Dom (Vin Diesel) and former cop Brian (Paul Walker) had left Rio with millions, splitting up, each of them set for life. Then federal agent Hobbs (played by Dwayne Johnson) tracks down Dom, ready to make a deal if his crew will help him track down and capture a crew of international terrorists. None of them need the money, so instead they hold out for full pardons so they can return to America. For Dom, there's more. Brian fell for Dom's sister Mia (Jordana Brewster). Dom's lover, Letty, played by Michelle Rodriguez, was left for dead. He learns she survived with amnesia, and now drives for the terrorists. Wow, start your engines. The film is exciting throughout, the car stunts are impossible to believe, and some of the best choreographed fight sequences pit Rodriguez against CIA agent Riley (Gina Carano.) The stunts may not be believed, but they are, in a word, entertaining. My advice: If ever possible, watch this from a D-Box seat.
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action and mayhem throughout, some sexuality and language - Tinseltown 17 and Movies 16.
The Great Gatsby (3-D and 2-D)
Kerns Rating: Four stars.
Leonardo Di Caprio continues to impress, with one of his best scenes arriving when he re-enters a friend's home through the pouring rain to make an impression on a woman perhaps undeserving of his years-long obsession. Baz Luhrman's film captures Gatsby's tragic life, even as the director unveils his own version of a madcap vulgarity within the freedom of the 1920s.
Rated PG-13 for some violent images, sexual content, smoking, partying and brief language - Premiere Cinemas.
The Hangover 3
Kerns Rating: One star.
The first "Hangover" was funny. Filmmaker Todd Phillips should have stopped right there. Instead, his first sequel was barely tolerable thanks to a deadly emphasis on repetition, and there is nothing to care about here. Alan (played by Zach Galifianakis) ignores his meds and becomes this sequel's destructive star for no good reason. The rest of the Wolfpack - Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms) and Doug (Justin Bartha) - are threatened and blackmailed into getting involved once again with boring disaster-magnet Leslie Chow (Ken Jong). Aside from an early wild animal decapitation on the highway, telegraphed in the trailer, the only funny footage arrives via a very brief supporting turn by Melissa McCarthy as a Vegas pawnbroker. Some may prefer the bigger (sick) laugh after the closing credits.
Rated R for pervasive language including sexual references, some violence and drug content, and brief graphic nudity - Premiere Cinemas.
The Internship
When the digital age makes their employment irrelevant, two old school salesmen in their 40s, played by Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, talk their way into coveted internships at Google, along with a team of bright, ambitious college students. They find themselves competing against a younger and much more tech-savvy crowd for a job at the mega-digital giant. Shawn Levy directs.
Rated PG-13 for sexuality, some crude humor, partying and language - Tinseltown 17 and Movies 16.
Iron Man 3
(3-D and 2-D)
Kerns Rating: Three and one-half stars.
Back on track, not quite at the same level of the original "Iron Man," but so much better than the first sequel. Give the lion's share of credit to Robert Downey Jr.'s easy going performance as Tony Stark, especially as he humanizes his own character and recognizes what matters most. Gwyneth Paltrow obviously enjoys her debut appearance as Rescue, inside her own Iron Man suit. The villain cannot be the same Mandarin from the comics, but Ben Kingsley makes him memorable, all the same. It would be cruel to give away too many of this movie's secrets, but suffice to say that Downey hits home with his humorous, if not outright lovable, hero, and director Shane Black especially impresses with the wildly thrilling destruction of the Stark mansion. Entertaining, if somewhat overlong. I also very much liked Paul Bettany's vocal contributions as Jarvis, the voice of Stark's artificial intelligence system. And yes, the movie promises that Tony Stark will return.
Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense sci-fi action and violence throughout, and brief suggestive content - Premiere Cinemas (including auditorium with D-Box seats).
Man of Steel
Kerns Rating: Three stars
The coolest part of "Man of Steel" could be that it sets up an even better sequel. I'm not sure that Zack Snyder is the best possible director, but he has given us a new Superman that impresses most in quiet and/or sacrificial moments, including a well-acted sacrifice of a loved one on his new world. What disappoints are changes, the biggest perhaps being that we do not remember Superman as a superhero who takes lives. Snyder also presents a number of biblical references that could spark debate. Regardless, Henry Cavill delivers a good performance as Superman, and Snyder's structure and use of flashbacks is involving. Surprising is the emphasis on computer-generated destruction during his battle with General Zod (an excellent Michael Shannon). Not only is there a shocking ending, but, before that, Cavill and Shannon just blast into and through buildings continually, with no care given to the human death toll. Philadelphia critic Stephen Rea said it best, writing, "At least an hour of 'Man of Steel's' excessive running time is devoted to the sort of crash-and-burn, slamming-into-skyscrapers CG fight scenes that we've already seen in 'The Avengers,' 'Dark Knight,' 'Iron Man' and 'Spider-Man.' 'Man of Steel' is just the same old same old." Mind you, there also are some wonderful sequences, but viewers deserved more original and better thought-out fight scenes.
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of sci-fi violence, action and destruction, and for some language - Tinseltown 17, Movies 16 and the Stars & Stripes Drive-In.
(3-D and 2-D)
Kerns Rating: Three stars.
Pixar continually raised the bar for animated films. However, having released three consecutive disappointing films, it may be time for Pixar executives to re-seek that missing Midas touch. ("Cars 2" is awful. "Brave" is entertaining, but cannot equal the heights of any preceding Oscar winners in the Best Animated category.) This prequel to the far superior "Monsters Inc." lacks originality, but even decent Pixar is worth the price of a ticket, in part because we walk in already loving the characters. Too many scenes are, at their best, likable or cute. Its purpose is to explain how one-eyed monster Mike Wazowski (voice of Billy Crystal) and natural-born scarer James P. "Sulley" Sullivan (John Goodman) became best friends. They start out as rivals. In fact, their mutual dislike gets them tossed out of the university's Scare Program, set up by Dean Hardscrabble (Helen Mirren), who, by the way, would be at home at Hogwarts. Sulley and Mike wind up in the most lame fraternity on campus and must learn more about true friendship, working together and their own faults if they are to even stand a chance of remaining students.
Rated G - Tinseltown 17, Movies 16 and the Stars & Stripes Drive-In.
Now You See Me
Kerns Rating: Four and one-half stars
Summer escapism that works, and never short of style and races against the clock. An elite FBI agent (Mark Ruffalo) is teamed with an Interpol detective (Melanie Laurent) in a game of cat and mouse against "The Four Horsemen," a super team of the world's greatest illusionists who come out of nowhere, played by Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Woody Harrelson and Dave Franco. They are professional magicians who pull off a series of daring robberies against corrupt business leaders, showering stolen cash on their own audiences while barely staying one step ahead of the law. Louis Leterrier directs, with co-stars including Michael Caine as the horsemen's rich backer and Morgan Freeman as an experienced magician determined to expose to the world how their magic tricks are done. But really, come on, who among us really wants to know how the tricks are pulled off?
Rated PG-13 for language, some action and sexual content - Premiere Cinemas, Tinseltown 17 and the stars and Stripes Drive-In.
Oz, The Great
and Powerful
(3-D and 2-D)
Kerns Rating: Three and one-half stars
Sam Raimi directs a lovely and entertaining prequel to the classic "The Wizard of Oz," never forgetting to place elements together correctly for Dorothy's future arrival. Considering that James Franco is somewhat miscast as the magician who becomes the title character, it says much that the film is so entertaining. The colors no doubt are brighter in a 2-D "Oz." Yet Raimi enchants with his 3-D frames. Franco's Oscar "Oz" Diggs escapes Kansas via a hot air balloon - and is blown by a tornado into a wide-screen, Technicolor Oz. One cannot help but be thrilled by the Oz inhabitants, including cameos by a lion and scarecrows. While L. Frank Baum's "Oz" books are in the public domain, MGM did copyright many crucial visual images from its 1939 film. Still, the new production design impresses. Performances as witches also are solid - Theadora (Mila Kunis), Evanora (Rachel Weisz) and Glinda (Michelle Williams) - but an increasingly wicked performance by one would have made this much more fun.
Rated PG for sequences of action and scary images, and brief mild language - Premiere Cinemas.
The Purge
Kerns Rating: Two stars.
Oddly enough, I bumped the film half a star when home owner Ethan Hawke makes certain a pair of invaders are really dead by casually putting a couple more bullets into their backs while on his way to look for his family. Filmmaker James DeMonaco opens by introducing a futuristic America reducing its crime rate by legalizing it for one night each year. For 12 hours, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., violence is sanctioned, legalized. One can even kill if rules are followed. Police will not respond; hospitals suspend help. Family man Hawke capitalizes by selling top-of-the-line (and the line's rather low) home-defense systems. The conflict arrives when an out-of-place, homeless war vet runs through their posh neighborhood, crying out for help, and Hawke's young son disengages the defense system long enough to offer sanctuary. But while one can appreciate Hawke finding his "Straw Dogs" moment, the story loses me early when it becomes not so much about purging humanity's violent tendency, but rather just an opportunity for the haves to off the homeless and have-nots. The political spin doesn't work; I also did not care for rich kids playing home invasion with masks. Hawke may end the year in one of 2013's best and worst films.
Rated R for strong disturbing violence and some language - Premiere Cinemas and Tinseltown 17.
Star Trek
In Darkness
(3-D and 2-D)
Kerns Rating: Four and one-half stars
Somewhat amazing is that I always favored "Star Wars" over "Star Trek" by a vast margin. Yet director J.J. Abrams and his near-perfect cast won me over with their continuation of 2009's "Trek." This first sequel is, at the very least, just as spectacular, just as entertaining and heartfelt. Abrams even tips his hat to Indiana Jones with a wild, opening escape. We also learn where a young James T. Kirk would place the Prime Directive on a priority scale with friendship and loyalty. Chris Pine stands out as Kirk and, during a film-long effort to pursue and/or outwit the Federation's best villain in ages - a Starfleet turncoat portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch - the film stands out on visual and emotional scales. Zachary Quinto again shines as Spock, his human half learning lessons about relationships, thanks to Zoe Saldano's Klingon-speaking Uhura. Before the picture ends, Quinto also will provide the most touching moment with an admission of failure. Simon Pegg's Scotty, hanging around with an engineering assistant who appears better suited for a "Star Wars" cantina scene, once again grants the film a lovable sense of humor. Yet the film delivers pulse-pounding excitement throughout, with composer Michael Giacchino following Abrams' lead in reminding us how we got here.
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of sci-fi action and violence - Premiere Cinemas (including IMAX auditorium).
This Is the End
Kerns Rating: Four stars
The funniest movie so far this year, although be aware that this raunchy comedy deserves its R rating. A group of actors playing themselves, including Seth Rogen and James Franco, are at a weekend party when suddenly an apocalyptic invasion takes place outside. Is it an alien attack, or could God be behind it? The in-jokes makes the humor work, with the actors making fun of themselves while also looking for salvation in past Hollywood scripts. The demons will scare younger viewers, but you'll leave happy that a studio decided to toss some money at a group of friends with a silly and very bloody story. Hilarious in so many ways.
Rated R for crude and sexual content throughout, brief graphic nudity, pervasive language, drug use and some violence - Tinseltown 17.
World War Z
(3-D and 2-D)
Kerns Rating: Four and one-half stars.
Director Marc Forster defies all of the naysayers, not to mention all those reports about script problems and finale changes. This is an intense thriller that keeps everyone on the edges of their seats, while United Nations investigator Gerry Lane (a fine performance by Brad Pitt) barely catches the last flight out of seemingly everywhere in an attempt to find the source of a zombie pandemic that quickly appears to find humanity doomed. The opening introduction to a zombie attacks in a major city's heavy traffic is horrifying, and directed with stunning detail. The killing is far more gory and gruesome on television's "The Walking Dead," and yet viewers are glued to the screen throughout "World War Z." Yes, the ending is somewhat of a letdown. But the movie as a whole is so good that one almost wishes for a follow-up. Andre Kertesz shines as wounded Israeili soldier Segen.
Rated PG-13 for intense frightening zombie sequences, violence and disturbing images - Tinseltown 17 (including XD auditorium), Movies 16 and the Stars & Stripes Drive-In.


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I first made Nachni Idli when i was pregnant with inara because i was told to be away from rice and sugar because of the crazy diabetes. Then last week i read SaffronTrails post about Foxtail Millet Idli. I had got a pack of Ragi and i made this using her recipe with some modifications. I love her blog and how most of her recipes are guilt free and easy. The basic idea of this blog is to ensure Inara does not have difficulty in cooking once she is away from or rather while shes cooking this blog should make he feel like i am with her and guiding her. Although i secretly hope and wish all the time that will be a path breaker , a something new and big in the culinary world. I know that this is my way of seeing myself in her or rather something that i wanted to do myself. (Selfish , i know) .
Well i am also on another goal to become fit, thin by October by the time my Brother -in -law gets married, And this time around im going to do it, no matter what. Just the thought of getting fit and being able to wear all those lovely new clothes makes me jump with Joy,
I love Idli and can stay away from them. These are simply good for breakfasts and Inara loves them for her School Tiffin.
We had this with Peanut and Coriander Chutney,
how to make ragi idli
soaking and grinding
whole ragi-1 and 1/4th cup
split urad dal-1 cup
idli rice/sona masoori rice-1 cup
1.soak rice and urad dal together and ragi in a separate bowl.
2. soak this for about 6 hours . i usually soak in the morning at about 8:00 am and grind by 4:00 pm
3. grind the ragi using little water to a fine paste and transfer to a big bowl
4 . now grind the urad dal and rice to a fine paste and transfer to the same bowl.
5. add required salt and cover this until morning.i make breakfast by 6 hence i grind a little ahead of time,
6. you will see the next morning that the batter has nicely fermented,
7, i refrain from mixing the batter at this stage .
8. i simply scoop from the sides and pour in greased idli moulds.
9. steam for 15 minutes in a cooker /steamer.
10.serve with chutney and sambar


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Ramon Ruiz & Manuel de Cadiz
On a beautiful Saturday evening, the Regis School of Music hosted a well-attended concert of Flamenco. Ramon Ruiz, as the programme noted, is a player whose Flamenco encompasses a diversity of styles,
Ramon appeared alone to begin the evening, and gave us three solo pieces. The first was a Soleares, one of the forms or Toques, if one is talking purely about guitar that has its genesis deep in the soul. This was followed by a more up-tempo Alegrias by Sabicas, a master of the `old school' of Flamenco, and was characteristically poised and elegant. Perhaps Ramon's tension gave rise to a couple of minor fluffs in the scale passages, but these were effortlessly absorbed in the dynamic of the music. Next came a dark hued Farruca in dropped D tuning, the compelling rhythmic passages interspersed with rapturous falsettos. It was with the appearance of the brilliant singer Manuel de Cadiz that Ramon's playing began to breathe. However we had to wait to hear Manuel, as he played the Cajon alongside Ramon in a fiery Bulerias in which the harmonies and rhythms of Flamenco Nuevo let rip. Manuel and Ramon then performed an Alegrias, the emotional range of which was quite staggering. With a voice that was public and commanding, intimate and confessional in the same gesture, Manuel seemed to lay his life before us. I had to look away: it was like listening to a prayer.
In the final piece of the evening, a Soleares, the dancer Helena joined the musicians. She has a powerful and sensual presence, and the dance formed an entirely appropriate and dramatic climax to the evening. Watching these three consummate artists on the stage, one realised that dance which is the essence of Flamenco lies not only with the dancer, but also with the movements, expressions, actions and sounds of everyone on the stage. To say what this essence actually is however would be like a child taking a clock apart to find what the time was.
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