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Five ways to make marriage more equal
Mothers' names are to be added to marriage registers but why stop there?
• Ellie Mae O'Hagan: Five myths about unequal pay
Tue 19 Aug 2014 04.24 EDT Last modified on Tue 8 Aug 2017 15.09 EDT
'Turn another ancient tradition on its head and have the bride give a speech at her own wedding. At least that way she gets a voice, instead of being a demure, mute object of admiration.' Photograph: Alamy
David Cameron has asked the Home Office to change the content of marriage registers in England and Wales to include details of mothers as well as fathers. It has taken more than a year of feminist campaigning to bring this issue to prominence, since Ailsa Burkimsher Sadler instigated a Change.org petition calling for mothers' names to be added, in August 2013. Ending the invisibility of women's identities in these historical documents is an important step forward, practically and symbolically, but there are many other elements of modern marriage that could be updated to achieve equality.
1. Proposals
You might hope we were past the stage at which women were expected to sit around, twiddling their thumbs and waiting for the man in their life to take full responsibility for steering their shared future, yet I've still heard tutted responses about "what a shame" it is and even "how embarrassing" when female friends have been the ones to propose. It is mind-boggling, in 2014, that there is still such a stigma around the idea of a woman in a heterosexual couple being the one to pop the question. Gone are the days of knights in shining armour and rescued princesses, so is it not time women were allowed to play an equal role in determining their own futures?
2. The looks obsession
The dress of your dreams. The heavenly hairstyle. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! You can read a bridal magazine from cover to glossy cover without ever touching on a single idea outside of the all-encompassing importance of a woman's looks on her wedding day. Sure, most will want to look nice, but our societal obsession with the beauty of the bride, from the toasts to the photographs, makes it easy for a woman's personality and the commitment she is making, to get completely lost in superficial objectification. One instant way to remedy this? Turn another ancient, misogynistic tradition on its head and have the bride give a speech at her own wedding (and preferably plenty of other women too). At least that way she gets a voice, instead of being a demure, mute object of admiration.
3. Domestic chores
If we really want to talk seriously about marriage equality, it is not weddings we should be looking at, but marriages themselves. Analysis published by the Institute for Public Policy Research in 2012 indicated that 77% of married women do more housework than their husbands, while just one in 10 married men do an equal amount of housework as their wives. Those who think we have reached equality in 2014 may be surprised to hear that women are shouldering the burden of the equivalent of an extra day's unpaid work per week compared with their spouses. And yes, the gender gap remains when women are working full-time.
Yet the idea of cooking, washing and cleaning as "women's work" is an archaic norm that is so insidious it is difficult to challenge. On a recent school visit with a class of seven- and eight-year-olds, the children were quick to tell me that sport, politics and maths were all "boy things". I asked them what they felt "girl things" were, thinking they might point to literature, or drama perhaps? My heart sank as they answered: "Cooking, cleaning, tidying." Why such strong stereotypes at such a young age? Well, just look at the heavy gendering of children's cookery and cleaning toys, for a start.
4. Childcare
Women also take on the majority of caring duties for children and other relatives. According to employment figures from April to June 2013, having a baby makes men significantly more likely to be employed but women far less likely, suggesting that this inequality may be having a major impact on women's employment. New shared parental leave rules that come into force next year should help to alleviate the pressure on women to take on the lion's share of caring for a new baby. However, prohibitively expensive childcare, a lack of flexible working hours and cultural prejudice still mean it's far more likely to be women who pay the career-limiting price for having a family. And, of course, this inequality applies outside marriage too.
5. Decision making
One of the most commonly reported scenarios to the Everyday Sexism Project is a woman taking a phone call from a lettings agent, double-glazing salesman or bank employee who asks "is your husband in?" Or being told: "I can't discuss this without your husband present." The days of women in the UK needing a husband's support to take out a loan or buy a car may be over, but the prejudiced assumption that men should control household decisions has not faded just yet, and it has a very real impact on women's ability to run their own lives.
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Heather Hamilton: Child marriage is driven by social norms that accord girls little value: we need legal and social change, and the money to make it happen
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Tax relief for nannies is not the answer: the UK needs universal childcare, says the Institute for Public Policy Research thinktank
No regrets, say the Chinese women who chose independence over marriage
Published: 3 Jul 2014
Where women of India rule the roost and men demand gender equality


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My Attempt:
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A: It seems that when I reload the tableview on viewDidAppear the data is correctly displayed and updated. Problem solved. If anyone has any other recommendations in terms of optimization and feasibility please let me know.
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The hotel facilities are very good, but the location requires a hard walk to restaurants, plus there was no availability of suitable parking for cars. Unfortunately the hotel ran out of water on the day of our stay, we do not know if this problem was only from this hotel or of the whole city.
Nice and quiet location, near good restaurants also.


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Converted the site – from a static site to a fully responsive site that can be viewed in all devices, ie. Mobile, iPad, desktop, laptop etc.
Completely re-wrote the Web Building Tutorial. Note you can now download the old html based tutorial as a pdf from within the new Web Building Tutorial.
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"Frat Pack" é o grupo formado por comediantes americanos que frequentemente contracenam juntos em vários filmes desde a década de 90. O grupo é constituído pelos atores Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson e Steve Carell.

História

O termo foi usado pela primeira vez em Junho de 2004 pelo USA Today, e após isso, virou moda. Antes de USA Today sair com o nome "Frat Pack", o Entertainment Weekly veio com o nome "Slacker Pack", tendo depois usado "Frat Pack" para Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Edward Norton e Ryan Phillippe. Em 2005, Entertainment Weekly, deixou o nome "Slacker Pack", e nomeou de vez o grupo dos comediantes como "Frat Pack".

O nome é uma alusão ao Rat Pack, assim como ao Brat Pack, e o termo "Frat" se refere ao nome "fraternidade". Pela fraternidade que é bem visível entre esses sete atores e também pelo mesmo tipo de comédia que todos eles implantam em seus filmes. Porém, Ben Stiller, que é considerado o líder do grupo, acabou rejeitando ao termo declarando a uma entrevista a rádio UK's Heart FM, que isso é "esquisito e desnecessário" e que acha um absurdo as pessoas virem com algo que "nem existe". Finalizando, ele constatou que mesmo tendo até sentido o nome "Frat Pack", toda essa história do grupo "é totalmente inventada por terceiros".

Membros

Inicialmente, o grupo era composto por Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn e os irmãos Luke Wilson e Owen Wilson. O último a ser incluído no grupo foi Steve Carrel, em decorrência às suas participações nos filmes The 40 Year-Old Virgin, Melinda and Melinda, Bewitched e Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. Um pouco antes de Carrel ser considerado do grupo, USA Today citou além dele, os atores Paul Rudd, David Koechner e Leslie Mann como os "Frat Pack Junior". Mesmo sendo considerado um "Frat Pack", Carrel é o único até hoje que não chegou a contracenar com todos os membros do grupo, e sim somente com  Will Ferrell e Vince Vaughn.

Em 2005, a revista Details Magazine citou Judd Apatow, Adam McKay e Todd Phillips como os "Frat Packagers", enquanto Paul Rudd foi considerado como membro do Frat Pack no New York Post. Em uma entrevista para o The Advocate, quando questionado se o filme Knocked Up iria fazer com que finalmente ele fosse incluído ao Frat Pack, Paul Rudd declarou que seria uma honra ser incluído ao grupo. Em uma entrevista ao Moviefone, Jack Black constatou que Robert Downey, Jr. (membro do Brat Pack), poderia ser incluído ao grupo, por ter feito o filme Tropic Thunder junto com ele e Ben Stiller mas, isso nunca foi discutido novamente depois.

Os membros do Frat Pack também chegam a trabalhar frequentemente com certos diretores. O diretor Wes Anderson é um amigo de escola dos irmãos Wilson e os dirigiram nos filmes Bottle Rocket e The Royal Tenenbaums (filme que Stiller também participou), enquanto Todd Philips dirigiu Old School e Starsky & Hutch. Adam McKay dirigiu os filmes Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, e Step Brothers, que incluiu o ator John C. Reilly como protagonista. Judd Apatow escreveu e produziu vários filmes dos Frat Pack, incluindo Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Bungurdy. Ele estreou como diretor no filme The 40-Year-Old Virgin, estrelado por Steve Carell, e depois Knocked Up, estrelado por Paul Rudd e Seth Rogen, com a participação especial de Carell. Apatow também foi o co-criador de The Ben Stiller Show. O diretor de Wedding Crashers, David Dobkin, trabalhou novamente com Vince Vaughn na comédia natalina Fred Claus de 2007. Subsequentemente, o ator John C. Reilly que fez junto com Will Ferrell e o diretor Adam McKay os filmes Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby e Stepbrothers, também trabalhou várias vezes com Jack Black nas séries de sua banda Tenacious D. Reilly também participou de um número musical com Black e Ferrell nos Academy Awards em 2007. Mesmo não sendo do grupo, Danny R. McBride, também trabalhou com Ben Stiller e Will Ferrell em inúmeras ocasiões.

Inicialmente, Vince Vaughn e Owen Wilson eram considerados os líderes do grupo, mas quem que realmente acabou assumindo esse posto mais tarde foi Ben Stiller, devido às suas aparições e contribuições em quase todos os filmes do Frat Pack. Ao todo, Stiller está relacionado a 19 filmes do grupo, sendo que Vaughn está relacionado a apenas 7 e Wilson, 12. Stiller também é o membro que mais dirige, escreve ou produz os filmes do Frat Pack.

Filmografia
Mesmo todos os membros do Frat Pack não terem aparecido juntos em um filme, quase todos eles apareceram, a maioria fazendo participações especiais, em Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, com exceção de Owen Wilson. Will Ferrell e Ben Stiller já fizeram parte do elenco fixo de Saturday Night Live, e com exceção de Owen Wilson, todos eles já apresentaram o programa. Além disso, todos eles já participaram dos Academy Awards.

Outros filmes

 A Night at the Roxbury (1998)
 There's Something About Mary (1998)
 Mystery Men (1999)
 High Fidelity (2000)
 Charlie's Angels (2000)
 Legally Blonde (2001)
 Bruce Almighty (2003)
 Elf (2003)
 The Complete Master Works (2003)
 Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)
 School of Rock (2003)
 Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)
 The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)
 Along Came Polly (2004)
 Kicking & Screaming (2005)
 The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)
 The Break-Up (2006)
 Curious George (2006)
 Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006)
 You, Me and Dupree (2006)
 School for Scoundrels (2006)
 Idiocracy (2006)
 Nacho Libre (2006)
 Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007)
 Knocked Up (2007)

 Blonde Ambition (2007)
 Evan Almighty (2007)
 The Heartbreak Kid (2007)
 The Complete Master Works 2 (2008)
 Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights - Hollywood to the Heartland (2008)
 Drillbit Taylor (2008)
 Be Kind Rewind (2008)
 Semi-Pro (2008)
 Kung Fu Panda (2008)
 Get Smart (2008)
 Step Brothers (2008)
 Horton Hears a Who! (2008)
 Marley & Me (2008)
 Year One (2009)
 The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard (2009)
 Tenure (2009)
 Couples Retreat (2009)
 Land of the Lost (2009)
 Date Night (2010)
 Despicable Me (2010)
 Dinner for Schmucks (2010)
 The Other Guys (2010)
 MegaMind (2010)
 Kung Fu Panda 2: The Kaboom of Doom (2011)

Ver também
 Rat Pack –  anos 50 e 60, liderado por Frank Sinatra.
 Brat Pack – anos 80, liderado por Emilio Estevez.

Ligações externas
 The Frat Pack Tribute
 Boys' Own Stories

Atores dos Estados Unidos
Cinema dos Estados Unidos

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Letting a book settle, by Elizabeth Kay
By Elizabeth Kay - May 17, 2015
It's only since I've been regularly reviewing two books a month for a magazine that I've started to think about how I read, as well as how I write. I have reviewed one AE book – TheSurvival of Thomas Ford by John A. A. Logan. I could fill every slot with books by friends and associates, but I don't think that would be terribly ethical! The children's review is written by a nine-year-old, so I'm limited to adult books and I'm meant to select ones that I have enjoyed. Easier said than done. Although I occasionally choose a classic - Cold Comfort Farm and The Day of the Triffids, for instance, I'm mainly meant to be looking at work that's been published fairly recently, for people who read a lifestyle magazine. This has meant buying a lot of books for my Kindle, frequently by authors who are new to me, and it's pot luck as to whether I'll end up reviewing them or not. I find that many of them start off well, and then tail off, which is always disappointing. What has surprised me are the ones which I remember – the ones that have had time to "settle". This has much in common with writing; leaving something for a while and writing something else means that you come back to it with fresh eyes, and are far more likely to edit in a constructive way. What has surprised me, though, is that the books I read are doing the same thing. There are ones I feel I ought to remember – the author has a good reputation, or I've heard a review on the radio or read one in a newspaper. So many of them leave less of an impression than a fly's footprint. So as I'm sitting here I'll try and recall those that resonated, those that caused me to have an emotional response, perhaps, because a physical reaction to something occurs in a different part of the brain to a cerebral reaction, and leaves a footprint all its own.
Elephant Moon, by John Sweeney,
was an unexpected winner. Sweeney is best known for being the journalist who completely lost it when making a programme about Scientology, and the clip on YouTube has been viewed over a million times. The book is set in Burma during the Second World War and describes the journey of a young English teacher and a group of Anglo-Burmese children who set out for India in a rickety bus, after the fall of Singapore.
Gone Girl, by Gillan Flynn – no surprise there, other than the ending!
NothingTo Envy: Real Lives In North Korea by Barbara Demick. The opening picture has real impact; it's a satellite image of North and South Korea at night. South Korea is ablaze with light, and North Korea? A couple of dim little spots, and otherwise – total darkness.
Nothing is True and Everything is Possible by Peter Pomeranstev. It reads like a piece of fiction, the characters are so extreme and the situations so bizarre. A perceptive and appalling account of modern Russia by a TV producer who worked in the country for a number of years. Read it, discover the media metamorphosis of Putin from a shadowy KGB person to a bare-chested Harley-riding pin-up, and be very afraid.
Cold Blood by Richard Kerridge. This book was serialised on Radio 4, but I read it in hardback. It's a most unusual combination of acutely observed natural history, focusing on British reptiles and amphibians, and autobiography. Woven in throughout are retrospective thoughts about wildlife, and the frequently difficult relationship the author had with his father. The quality of the writing is superb.
This brings me back to letting books of my own settle. I have frequently had a long gap and many re-writes before something has been published. The book that underwent the greatest number of incarnations was Fury, eventually published by Barrington Stoke but not available in digital format. It started life as an adult novel of about 75,000 words, although the main protagonist was a teenager. The Furies of Ancient Greece find their way into our world through a crack in a Grecian urn, and all hell breaks loose for the girl who broke the vase and let them through, Melanie. Several rejections later I realised that perhaps I was aiming it at the wrong market, and I changed the viewpoint and cut it to 40,000 for a young adult readership. Still no joy. Shortly after this I acquired an agent, wrote The Divide, and forgot all about the book. When the suggestion that I wrote something for reluctant readers came up I suddenly thought that perhaps I could cut this further, so down it went to 11,000 words and bingo – success. Barrington Stoke very kindly gave me back the digital rights to another book of mine, Hunted, so maybe one day Fury will find its way into the digital world too. I hope so!
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Áine said…
Interesting array of books, Elizabeth. I looked for your magazine but could not find it online. Is it print only? Found your website: http://www.elizabethkay.co.uk/Welcome.html and will peruse it this week.
Thanks very much again for that great magazine review, Elizabeth!
Yes, it's important to allow a while for things to "settle", as you say, before forming views, I think...
An interesting look at something many of us will recognise. Books, especially our own, often go through periods of being loved, despaired of, detached from, then loved again.
Elizabeth Kay said…
The link is http://magnetpublications.co.uk/sussex-lifestyle-magazine-current-issue.php
Available in print in Sussex.
glitter noir said…
This *settles* it for me: I've got a number of new books to read. Well done, Elizabeth.
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Q: How to write in firebase on set time? I'm want to build an alarm clock app which will on set time instead of vibrating will write to the firebase database.
I'm using https://github.com/PPartisan/Simple-Alarms code as my base code of alarm clock but I'm facing errors. If sombody has working code of similar application or link that will be helpful.
public final class AlarmReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver {

private Firebase fire;
Context thiscontext;
private static final String BUNDLE_EXTRA = "bundle_extra";
private static final String ALARM_KEY = "alarm_key";
@Override
public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {

    Firebase.setAndroidContext(AlarmReceiver.this.thiscontext);

    final Alarm alarm = intent.getBundleExtra(BUNDLE_EXTRA).getParcelable(ALARM_KEY);
    assert alarm != null;
    final int id = AlarmUtils.getNotificationId(alarm);

    final NotificationManager manager = (NotificationManager) context.getSystemService(Context.NOTIFICATION_SERVICE);
    final Intent notifIntent = new Intent(context, AlarmLandingPageActivity.class);
    notifIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP);

    final PendingIntent pIntent = PendingIntent.getActivity(
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    builder.setColor(ContextCompat.getColor(context, R.color.accent));
    builder.setContentTitle(context.getString(R.string.app_name));
    builder.setContentText(alarm.getLabel());
    builder.setTicker(alarm.getLabel());
    builder.setVibrate(new long[] {1000,500,1000,500,1000,500});
    builder.setSound(RingtoneManager.getDefaultUri(RingtoneManager.TYPE_NOTIFICATION));
    builder.setContentIntent(pIntent);
    builder.setAutoCancel(true);
    builder.setPriority(Notification.PRIORITY_HIGH);

    fire = new Firebase("https://alarmclock-8u7i2.firebaseio.com/");

    Firebase fireChild = fire.child("Alarm");
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        at android.app.ActivityThread.-wrap17(Unknown Source:0)
        at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1672)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:164)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6494)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:438)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:807)
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        at com.firebase.client.Firebase.setAndroidContext(Firebase.java:972)
        at com.banaao.makersplace.progx.service.AlarmReceiver.onReceive(AlarmReceiver.java:37)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.handleReceiver(ActivityThread.java:3187)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.-wrap17(Unknown Source:0)
        at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1672)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:164)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6494)
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Just have tun with it!
Plan on walking and asking for directions once you are in the hotel.
We took the Deuce bus.
They let me take photos as I told them Im a CJ major and doing this for school.
The interaction is more with the equipment and evidence than with other participants.
Definitely look around for discounts. Goldstar had the best price.
Use the monorail. Its right next to the CSI entrance.
Best to eat beforehand if you will be hungry within an hour or two. No food or drink available.
A value at $15. I would have been a bit disappointed had I paid $30.
It's a typical long 'thru-the-casino' walk via Valet Parking, too.


However the update button is inactive I cannot hodl shift and click on update, only restore button is active. It says im up to date.
All I can really recommend is that you start over and try to downgrade and jailbreak to 1.1.1 again. If you had gotten the steps in that process correct, then you should have been able to shift+click on update just fine.
make sure to update iTunes to 7.6.
yea... just redo it... when you do the update, you dont have to turn it off!


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About ESOL
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires schools to identify language minority students by level of English language proficiency. Therefore, upon enrollment into a school in Georgia, each student's parent or guardian completes a Home Language Survey to determine whether a language other than English is used in the home or is the student's native language or first language. All students whose native language, first language or language of the home includes a language other than English are assessed for English language proficiency using the state-adopted English proficiency screening measure, the WIDA Screener.
It is the responsibility of local schools to ensure that English Learners succeed both socially and academically, understand American culture and how to function successfully within it, and have access to all available postsecondary options. Additionally, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires schools to provide language assistance services to identified English Learners (ELs). Initial eligibility for language assistance services (ESOL) is determined by the student's score on the WIDA Screener Online for grades K-12.
All ELs are also assessed annually on the state-adopted English proficiency measure, the ACCESS for ELLs 2.0, to determine English language proficiency. A student's score on the ACCESS will help determine whether the student should continue in ESOL or may be ready to exit the program.
The WIDA English Language Development Standards are used to help determine children's levels of English proficiency and provide educators with a connection between language development and academic content area learning. The WIDA ELD Standards are:
Language for Social and Instructional Purposes
Language for Language Arts
Language for Mathematics
Language for Science
Language for Social Studies
Each school in Oconee County Schools offers ESOL services. There are currently about 255 students participating in ESOL. Approximately 33 languages in addition to English are spoken by Oconee County Schools students.
Questions regarding the ESOL program in Oconee County Schools should be directed to Beth Parks at bparks@oconeeschools.org or by calling 706.769.5130 , ext. 1336.


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Willie DE
A guitarist and singer-songwriter based in Central Virginia. He blends rock, blues, and a dash of jazz to create an original down-south sound. Willie's innovative music and his superb musicianship shine through all the songs of the Willie DE Band. Willie DE draws from a span of influences: Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and more. The Band's sound highlights virtuoso violin that sharpens the songs, deep bass, and punchy drum grooves. Willie has toured extensively as a solo-artist and shared the stage with such top-flight musicians as the North Mississippi All-stars, David Olney, and The Hackensaw Boys. He has released two solo albums, "Egg Cracked, The Bird Went Wild" and "Thunder Train." Both began with sold out release parties, received excellent reviews and were the basis for highly successful tours. Willie DE's forthcoming album will bring together sophisticated strings, steady grooves, and the best of blues-rock music.
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Blue Cactus:
Based out of Chapel Hill, NC, Blue Cactus is led by Steph Stewart and Mario Arnez who create songs that range from gritty honky-tonk to heartbreaking balladry. After four years of making music in their acoustic string-band Steph Stewart & the Boyfriends, the pair began writing country music, adding twangy tones of Arnez's Telecaster, and Blue Cactus was born.
Coming off the release of their self-titled debut album, Blue Cactus has given life to the future of "modern classic country"and received praise from music critics across the nation. Inspired by the iconic vocal harmonies of the Everly Brothers and dynamic twang of great singers like Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline, Stewart and Arnez conjure a sound that will take you on a familiar journey into uncharted country, expanding tropes and breathing hope into the genre's limitless possibilities.
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I suspect that if you are at least 21 years of age, you have most likely been in a few relationships, some perhaps good and others, well down right awful. I remember some time ago – hopefully, not showing my age – when a good or bad break up simply meant you would be emotionally hurt for a while, perhaps you vowed to make the other person regret breaking up with you or maybe the worse thing was that you had to see them everyday with someone else – Let's just hope it wasn't your best friend, now know as your ex-best friend.
Over the years, much has changed in how we interactively date. But before we dive into dating, let's make a few general statements that you often hear in the media that you may or may not agree with – note: these are not my opinions, just hearsay. 1- The younger generation, say Millennials and younger think about only now in the areas of career, finance and investing (or the lack thereof) and relationships. 2- The Gen Xers and those just beyond the Millennials were/are long-term career planners, financial planners and investors and looked and expected to be married raising a family just a few years out of college. Again, you may agree or disagree with these statements, but what about this?
In all areas mentioned above, we, meaning all generations are required to give of ourselves whether in the now, short-term or long-term. I have no issue with this. I believe as we give the good of ourselves in anything, generally good or great will come in return and if not, then cut ties and move on; hence the Break Up.
Well, the Break Up seems simple enough. You don't like your job, quit and find a new one with a clean slate. You don't like your investment returns, cash out and try something new, no worries. But what about our relationship? If a break up is imminent, can we simply cut ties and start a new one? Of course we can, but I am just thinking about the amount of mobile-shared private and personal text, photos and files sent between the two of us. What happens to that data at break up – especially the photos and videos? Do we both agree to delete them? It's a break up, and likely one of the reasons behind the break up is the inability to agree on certain important things. So the answer is highly unlikely. So, can you image your personals being re-shared out of spite?
Dating today whether the intent is short or long-term requires a bit more planning than years gone by. We give and give until it hurts, but feel quite satisfied with our choice when the love is returned to wash away the pain. Unfortunately when we find the pain unbearable or to frequent and thus emerge on the other side of a break up, we then wish there was something to wash away our personal data from their device. Well, often times when there is a sizeable need, a solution is created. I urge each of you to check out the incredible features of that solution called Haystack.it.
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Muxima é uma comuna e cidade, sede do município da Quissama, na província de Luanda, em Angola.

Etimologia
A palavra "muxima" significa "coração" na língua quimbunda. Mas não se refere ao coração físico humano, e sim a uma "riqueza do universo pessoal humano", isto é, ao conjunto das emoções e dos afectos sensíveis, ao motor da vontade, a fonte do pensamento e a originalidade individual, representando a hospitalidade, o calor humano, a solidariedade, o agradecimento e a cortesia. Possuir um "muxima" poderoso e corajoso, que comanda, define e valoriza a humanidade, é uma grande aspiração.

História
Era uma localidade estratégica em 1580 sob liderança do soba Cafuxi Cá Ambari. Foi tomada pelos portugueses em 1599, que ali ergueram a Fortaleza da Muxima e a Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Muxima.

Cultura e lazer

Devoção à Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Muxima

A imagem de Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Muxima, assentada na Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Muxima, é a padroeira mais venerada e de maior devoção popular em Angola e em toda a África, recebendo, anualmente, mais de 1 milhão de peregrinos, com a romaria alcançando números idênticos. Em 27 de outubro de 2013, durante a missa dominical, foi alvo de tentativa de destruição, num dos maiores atos de intolerância religiosa já registrados no país, ficando com alguns danos recuperáveis.

Património edificado
Um dos locais de lazer para contemplação arquitetônica é a Fortaleza da Muxima, além do próprio santuário mariano Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Muxima.

Ver também
Comunas de Angola

Cidades da província de Luanda
Comunas da província de Luanda


An image sensor for wide dynamic range by adapting integration time of each pixel is proposed. The integration time of each pixel is selected among several lengths of integration time and the integration time is shortened if the pixel is bright. Although the integration time of each pixel varies, the pixel intensity is adjusted on the sensor in real time. The dynamic range of the pixel value output from the proposed sensor is much widened. A prototype of 64×48 pixels has been fabricated. The proposed sensor has simple functions for detection of saturation to control the integration time and nonlinear image reconstruction. By experiments, it has been verified that the sensor can achieve wide dynamic range by adapting to light.
We have been investigating novel smart sensors in which every pixel independently controls its integration time[1-3]. The integration time is controlled so that it has higher temporal resolution or wider dynamic range.
A CCD sensor with electronic shutter is capable of imaging at variable integration time. However, the integration time is constant for all pixels and individual variation is not possible. Therefore it cannot enhance intrascene dynamic range.
The some methods of multiple-readout scheme with some different integration times have been proposed[5,6]. The multiple intensities from a single pixel are combined to improve the intrascene dynamic range. We have fabricated two adaptive integration time image sensors [1,2]. In two prototypes, the integration time for each pixel is adapted to motion and light intensity. They can reduce image blur as well as improving the intrascene dynamic range. Although such methods which use different integration time can extend the intrascene dynamic range, most of them, including our previous two sensors, require the external memory or the external processing circuits for image reconstruction.
In this paper, we describe a new variable-integration-time image sensor based on a column parallel architecture. It has 64×48 pixels. In this new prototype, integration time of each pixel is controlled by detecting saturation, and a real time processing circuit for image reconstruction is integrated on the sensor chip.
We use the intermediate pixel values of each pixel to extend dynamic range. Fig.1 shows an example of an integrating pixel value based on our proposal. As a conventional image sensor, all pixel values are output once at the fixed interval (T). T is the maximum integration time and frame rate is decided by 1/T. At the intermediate of integration(T/k), the photodiode (PD) value is compared to a threshold (th) and the saturation is detected when PD value exceeds the threshold. If saturation is detected, the PD value is selectively reset. Therefore, the integration time of a bright pixel is shorter than that of the other pixel. Because of the variable integration time, the pixel intensity needs to be reconstructed later. We can control both comparison timing (k) and threshold (th). Because the comparison to the threshold is very simple, the high frame operation can be done by a small circuit on an image sensor.
Fig.2 shows the I/O characteristic when the number of the comparison to the threshold is one (k=3/2, th=88). The dynamic range of our proposal is extended compared to the conventional sensor. We can adjust the characteristic by changing k(comparison timing) and th(threshold) freely. The slope of line B is determined by 1-1/k and the cross point between line A and line B also depends on k and th.
If the comparison-reset operation is done during integration repeatedly, the dynamic range is much wider. Fig.3 shows the I/O characteristic when the number of the comparison to threshold is three (k1=4, th1=25: k2=2, th2=50: k3=30/29, th3=147). During integration, the PD value is compared to one of three different thresholds (th1,th2,th3) at three different timing (k1,k2,k3). Only when the PD value exceeds the threshold, the PD value is reset and a flag signal is stored in a memory. At the end of the integration, the reconstruction circuit could add the thresholds to the final PD value when the corresponding flag signals are high. In Fig.3 the slopes of lines A,B,C and D are 1,1-1/k1,1-1/k2,1-1/k3 and the cross points of each two lines are described in next equation.
When the number of saturation detection during integration is n, some conditions are necessary to keep continuity of the characteristic between light intensity and pixel value. If a pixel is not detected as saturated once, the pixel must not be detected as saturated at the following timing.
T is maximum length of integration time. Vs is maximum intensity of input light.
Fig.2 I/O characteristic when the number of the comparison to threshold is one (k=3/2,th=88).
Fig.3 I/O characteristic when the number of the comparison to threshold is three (k'P=4,th'P=25: k2=2, th2=50: k3=30/29, th3=147).
 If the threshold of saturation detection is thi (i=1,2,3,?cn), th1<th2<?c<thn.
Fig.5 Peripheral circuits for linear reconstruction.
Fig.4 shows the I/O characteristic of nonlinear and linear reconstruction. By multiplying the PD value and the invert value of the slope, we can reconstruct the pixel value linearly. Fig.5 shows the external circuits for the real-time linear reconstruction. It consists of the circuits for A/D, D/A, multiplier and selector of the thresholds. The circuits except A/D and D/A can be implemented on a field-gate programmable array (FPGA) chip.
Fig.6 shows the results of computer simulation by CCD images sensor. We use the several still images which are obtained with the different integration time. Fig.6 (a) shows the image with longest integration time which corresponds to the conventional output image. Figs.6 (b) and (c) are the reconstructed images when the number of the comparison to threshold is three. Table 1 shows their parameters which are determined experimentally. The nonlinear reconstruction is performed on the sensor by adding the threshold to the PD value. On the other hand, the linear reconstruction requires the external circuits to normalize the PD value with length of integration time.
Table 1 Parameters of the comparison for simulation of still images.
Fig.6 Simulation results of still images by using CCD sensors. (a) Conventional output image, (b) Proposed output image by nonlinear reconstruction, (c) Proposed output image by linear reconstruction.
Fig.7 shows the results of computer simulation for moving images. Table 2 shows their parameters which are determined experimentally. Figs.7 (a) and (b) show the images which correspond to the conventional output image. Figs.7 (c) and (d) are the reconstructed images when the number of the comparison to threshold is three. We can distinguish the characters written on the periphery of the light bulb. In this simulation, motion blur of the proposed images is reduced because of short integration time for bright pixels.
Fig.7 Simulation results of the moving image by using CCD sensor. (a) Conventional output image; speed is 30 pixels/frame. (b) Conventional output image; speed is 100 pixels/frame. (c) Proposed output image by nonlinear reconstruction; speed is 30 pixels/frame. (d) Proposed output image by nonlinear reconstruction; speed is 100 pixels/frame.
Fig.8 shows the processing scheme in each pixel of the variable-integration-time image sensor. It has processing circuits for the comparison to threshold and real time reconstruction, and 3 bit memory. The maximum number of the comparison to threshold during a frame is three. The integrating PD value is compared to one of three different thresholds Vth1, Vth2 and Vth3.
When the PD value exceeds the threshold, the PD value is reset and 1 bit flag signal is stored in the memory. When the integration is finished, the reconstruction circuit could add the corresponding thresholds to the final PD value for nonlinear reconstruction. Each PD value is reset when the integration is finished or the intermediate PD value exceeds the threshold, therefore, the integration time is different pixel by pixel. We can control the threshold voltages and the timing for the comparison to the thresholds freely.
Fig.8 Processing scheme of a pixel.
Fig.9 shows the block diagram of the variable-integration-time image sensor. In order to share the processing circuits among the pixels in a column, it makes use of a column parallel architecture. This sensor is divided into transducer, memory and processing elements. Using two vertical shift registers, the pixels and the memories are scanned line by line, therefore minimum integration time is determined by the length of processing time for each row. The proposed sensor has a horizontal shift register for outputting reconstructed pixel value, raw pixel value and 3 bit flag signals.
We fabricated the new variable-integration-time image sensor by using 2-poly 2-metal 0.8ƒÊm CMOS process. Fig.10 shows the layout of the prototype. The test circuits are also implemented on the same chip. The outline of the prototype is listed in Table 3. Dynamic range can be extended from 53.9dB to 107.6dB. Because the CDS circuit is not implemented on this prototype, the fixed pattern noise between columns is 2.43mVrms. Maximum frame rate is estimated about 1400fps.
Fig.10 Layout of the prototype chip.
Table 3 Outline of the prototype.
Table4 Parameters of the comparison for experiment of still images.
Fig.11 Still images obtained by the prototype. (a) Conventional output image. (b) Nonlinear output image reconstructed by the on-sensor circuit.
Fig.11 shows the example images obtained by the prototype chip. Fig.(a) is the conventional image and (b) is the nonlinear reconstructed image with three comparisons. Table 4 shows the parameters of the comparison which are determined experimentally. In Fig.(b), "A" written on the electric bulb is shown because of extending dynamic range.
Fig.12 shows the moving images obtained by the prototype chip. Fig.(a) is the conventional output images and Fig.(b) is the output image reconstructed by external circuits linearly. Table 5 shows the parameters of the comparison which are determined experimentally. Character "A" written on the electric bulb can not be recognized in Fig12.(a) but be shown in Fig.(b).
Table 5 Parameters of the comparison for experiment of moving images.
Fig.12 Moving images obtained by the prototype. (a) Conventional output images. (b) Output images by linear reconstruction.
In this paper, we introduce new variable-integration-time image sensor. The proposed sensor has the circuits for controlling integration time pixel by pixel and reconstructing the pixel value nonlinearly. The linear reconstruction can be done by the external circuit using FPGA.
By experiments, it has been verified that the sensor can achieve wide dynamic range by controlling integration time.
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Damon Menne is the VP of Strategy at PicMonkey. Prior to joining PicMonkey, Damon served in executive product roles at several startups and tech companies, including Front Desk (now Pike13), King of the Web, and HouseValues (now Trulia, owned by Zillow), which he helped lead to a successful IPO. He also led the design of dozens of mobile apps and a few electronic music instruments, and worked as a product design consultant. In his free time, Damon pursues hobbies including music composition, graphic design, painting, draftsmanship and live-streaming.


The Maine Democratic Party Platform Committee met prior to presenting a new draft to the State Central Committee Chair. The Family Caregiver Platform Project made a submission to the Party in October, 2015.
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Home/Blog / Is Routine MRI a Prudent, Cost Effective Choice for Women with Silicone Breast Implants?
You might have heard from someone or read online various recommendations regarding the need for MRI of your breasts every few years following the insertion of silicone breast implants such as for breast enlargement, breast lift with implants or breast reconstruction. If you recently had silicone implants placed or are considering them for cosmetic or reconstructive breast surgery, you may be wondering whether or not this is really true and definitely needed or just more unfounded, internet facilitated "information".
and every 2 years thereafter.
Like many government edicts, this is not without considerable financial consequences. Many insurance companies will not authorize (cover) an MRI of the breasts for women who have no symptoms. This is even more likely if the surgery was for a breast augmentation as compared to breast reconstruction. The cost of an MRI paid out of pocket for those with no insurance coverage can range from over $500 to in excess of $2000.
Is there evidence to support this recommendation/edict by the FDA?
Clinical research conducted by plastic surgeons at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York and published in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery journal clearly does not support this recommendation. They note that there is no conclusive evidence that screening MRI results in a reduction in patient morbidity or that the benefits of interval screening outweigh the risks which do include false positive results that can lead to unnecessary surgery. From my personal experience, I have had several asymptomatic patients (all breast reconstruction) whose MRI at 5 years indicated a ruptured implant leading to surgery whereupon the implants were found to be entirely intact and pristine (a false positive reading).
Evidence and experience supports the approach of obtaining MRI during the first 10 years after implantation only when the patient is experiencing certain symptoms or physical findings. Ultimately, it may be a judgment call on the part of the plastic surgeon or other physician in determining the prudence and necessity of obtaining a MRI particularly when it is not covered by insurance.
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We love to cooperate with like minded good people and are lucky to have an award winning vineyard in our neighborhood. We do wine and food pairing events all through the year at Karnas Vineyards. At Karnas Vineyards they make great wines with Zinfandel and Shiraz grapes. The Shiraz 2015 won the someliers award which we are very proud to announce. When the owner Selva Ismen decided to start with the vineyard 14 years ago, no body beleived she would succeed, most of the people told her Bodrum was not the right place for wine making since it is too hot in the summer. But she followed her dreams and said " If Kleopatra ordered wine from this region, we can still do it ". Time and a lot of effort proved her right and the best wines of the area are now at Karnas Vineyards.
We do wine pairing dinners every saturday at 7 pm in English. If you are a group of minimum 6 people and would like a dinner at Karnas Vineyards we will do this upon request and availability.


"And does that bother you, Melina?" Dr. Alder asked, adjusting his glasses.
"I don't know, Kurt. Would it bother you if your own mother didn't believe you?" Her arms were folded tightly against her chest, her body was rigid.
Dr. Alder furiously scribbled something on his note pad. Melina attempted to get a glimpse.
Melina eyes went hard and narrowed. She hugged her torso even tighter. Dr. Alder let out a hmpf of a sound accompanied by a sigh and wrote something on his pad again.
While his back was turned as he headed for the desk Melina positioned his pad so she could read his notes. The top page was flipped down halfway so only a portion of his writing on the second page was legible: "Patient Penrose appears to have some underlying trauma. I believe she may know exactly what really happened to Jeffrey Jamison but is unwilling or unable to vocalize it as her subconscious may be blocking the trauma. Whether she is consciously or unconsciously uncooperative could be due to extreme guilt or shame based on an inability to save or protect Jamison. Recommend additional sessions and a psych evaluation as an initial step." Melina had read enough. She wasn't a liar, she wasn't crazy, and no amount of drugs or hypnotherapy or hugs was going to help her. Placing the pad back as she found it, she quietly grabbed her jacket and book bag without alerting Dr. Alder and walked out of the office.
Maybe it was wrong. His computer, built in its Penrose & Jamison (or should he say Franklin, he wondered) shell, which shielded it from the normal changes in history, could be incorrect. It wasn't an exact science, after all. Tinsley stared at the data as though his gaze was going to change any of the factors it was projecting. He motioned with his hand to the left to scroll through the projections, hoping to find some trend that would differ from what he'd already witnessed. When there wasn't one he ordered his system's artificial intelligence, Vareese, to transfer the data to his comms wrist, the translucent communications bracelet he wore. Once it hummed and glowed with a warm orange light indicating the transfer was complete, he jumped out of his chair and raced down the hall towards the hanger where his sister kept the Hummingbird and the Rhino – the larger version of the P&J that could hold about ten people. The Rhino was designed to withstand kinetic attacks – lasers, rockets, plasma fire – should hostility ever be a concern for their team. After reviewing the information he'd gathered from his system, that was likely to be the case.
He imagined Daeva heard his footsteps as he approached. She was already exhaling loudly before he ever said a word. "What now? Out with it," she ordered.
"You're taking them too soon. I knew this would happen," he replied.
Nodding, Tinsley pecked at a couple of buttons on his comms wrist. A video of Daeva speaking directly into the camera began playing, "If you're watching this it means Tinsley is right. Daeva, you've made some serious miscalculations. Tinsley is going to ask you about William Setty. He is – or was – one of the 22nd Century's most beloved authors on Earth and a young admirer – " holographic Daeva paused for a moment and continued, " – a young admirer of your father. On numerous occasions he wrote of a story about a childhood accident in which he would have drowned had it not been for a device called the Haverson floatation system. He recounted this story to you after he resettled on Gardotion-56." Holographic Daeva now wiped a tear away. "You've done something stupid now, Daeva. Something you likely can't take back. Will was the love of your life and you don't even remember him." The video blinked out.
Wonderful story! I'm really enjoying it. Are there any more parts to it? The link at the bottom doesn't work (I just get a 404 error page) and a search doesn't show any of the parts of this story. I'd love to keep reading!


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Karadaiyan Nombhu is a special nombhu followed by married women of the Tamil brahmin community during the transition of tamil month maasi and panguni.Karadaiyan Nombhu adai is made for neivedhyam and offered to god along with butter.Though we don't practice this nombhu,I really wanted to try and taste them this year and have shared both the sweet and salt version that is so healthy and easy to make at home.
Roast and soak black eyed peas in water for 30 mins and cook for 10 mins in kadai or pressure cook for 2 whistles.
Add jaggery and water in a kadai,bring it to boil in high flame.When it starts to boil ,simmer the flame and cook until the jaggery is completely cooked.Chop the coconuts and keep it aside.
Filter the jaggery syrup and keep it aside.
Bring the jaggery syrup to boil ,add chopped coconuts,karamani,cardamom powder and simmer the flame when it starts to boil.Add the rice flour by sprinkling them evenly,mix them gently to avoid lumps.Switch off the flame and allow it to cool for 10-15 mins.
Divide them equally,make small balls,flatten them gently with a hole at the center and steam for 12-15 mins.
For salt version,heat oil in a kadai,add mustard seeds,green chilly,curry leaves,asafoetida and saute for a min in low flame.Now add water,karamani ,salt and bring it to boil. When it starts to boil add the rice flour in a such a way that no lumps are formed.Switch off the flame and let it cool.


Kaizer Chiefs football manager Bobby Motaung has confirmed that the club will announce the signing of a new goalkeeper in the near future.
Motaung said the announcement was imminent as the team gears up for their pre-season training which started today [Monday].
Amakhosi lost Brilliant Khuzwayo for free at the end of last season after the Umlazi-born shot-stopper grew frustrated with his lack of game of time at the club.
While the Soweto giants have two other young goalkeepers apart from Itumeleng Khune, Motaung said they saw the need to bring in someone with a bit of experience.
Khune has been the club's No.1 since making his competitive debut over a decade ago, and it has been difficult for any of the goalkeepers who came after him to cement their places in the team.
"We have a goalkeeper that we will announce soon - hopefully this afternoon [Monday]. We'll announce a goalkeeper that we have acquired to back up Itu [Khune], but we still have [Bruce] Bvuma there," Motaung told the media on Monday.
"They [Brylon Petersen and Bvuma] are young keepers, but we needed someone seasoned, who can back Itu up. A bit of a matured goalkeeper. So, we are definitely going to make an announcement today," added Motaung.
Oscarine Masuluke tried his luck with the Glamour Boys soon after it became public that Khuzwayo would not be renewing his contract with the 2014/15 PSL champions.
However, the club decided against signing him, and the lanky goalkeeper moved on.
Several goalkeepers, including Reyaad Pieterse among others, have already been linked to Chiefs, but Motaung played his cards close to his chest on who their new goalkeeper will be.


The Neo900 project originates from a country in the Euro region, and it is therefore only natural for it to calculate its budget and to keep its financial assets in Euros.
In September 2013, when the project's budget was first estimated, one Euro was worth about USD 1.33. The Euro appreciated slightly in the following months and at the time of the reorganization it was around USD 1.36-1.37. So the project had actually "won" 2-3%.
Then something unexpected happened: the Euro started to drop ... and kept on dropping until it almost reached parity with the US dollar in March 2015. Since then, it has maintained a value around USD 1.08.
The evolution of the exchange rate over the last two years can be seen here.
This means that every Euro of the project's reserves has lost 25-30% of its value in US dollars in the last months. This came as a bit of a surprise to us since, while aware that the Euro wasn't doing great, we did not actively monitor the exchange rate and thus didn't realize just how much it has changed. Not that we could have done a lot about it - there are greater powers than little us at work there.
Unfortunately, most components are priced and have maintained their value in USD. This means that the cost of the components of Neo990, is now significantly higher than planned. Also other costs are influenced by the value of the US dollar and have increased.
This has a number of consequences: first of all, it changes our budget projections. That by itself is not so bad, but it can mean unwelcome news. Also, in case the Euro appreciates, the projections may improve again.
Second, any money we are spending in the course of the project will have its purchase power determined by the exchange rate at that time and nothing that happens later can change that. Therefore, if we buy with a weak Euro, we need to spend more money than with a strong Euro.
This means that, even if the Euro should recover in the coming months, the project cost (in Euros) is permanently affected, because that hypothetical value gain does not affect any money already spent.
The good news is of course that for anyone operating in a currency that has appreciated with respect to the Euro, Neo900 hasn't changed much and may even have become cheaper.


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Watch Online The House with a Clock in Its Walls
The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a movie starring Jack Black, Cate Blanchett, and Owen Vaccaro. A young orphan named Lewis Barnavelt aids his magical uncle in locating a clock with the power to bring about the end of the world.
Cate Blanchett, Owen Vaccaro, Kyle MacLachlan, Jack Black
Family, Sci-Fi, Comedy, Fantasy
Eric Kripke, John Bellairs
Canada, USA, India
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A young orphan named Lewis Barnavelt aids his magical uncle in locating a clock with the power to bring about the end of the world.
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28 customer reviews about sci-fi «The House with a Clock in Its Walls»
Monday, 01 Feb 2021 08:45
First off, I will say that it's a classic. I would rather watch a movie that is not an animated movie with little music or music that is not relevant. And second, I did see the novel version and I have to say that I loved it. But the animation version is quite beautiful. I'm a lover of the art of animation, and the way that it has been made is amazing. The story is also one of the best I've ever seen. It's not the best story, but it's interesting enough, and it has a nice pace. It's very funny at the beginning, and also at the end, and it makes you think about what is going on in the world today. I believe that it's a great movie, but it's not for all tastes. If you like to see an animated movie with an interesting story, I recommend that you go see it. If you like movies that you can actually feel good about, then I recommend that you wait for it to come out on video.
Terry Turner
Sunday, 17 Jan 2021 16:57
One of my favorite Disney movies is "Snow White". This movie has the same basic idea, but in a new setting. Instead of a forest, this movie has a house that is home to a magic bunny. The story line and plot were original and interesting. The characters were real. The animation is amazing, and is a perfect fit for this film. It's not just a kids movie, it's great for the whole family.
Marilyn Cook
I had a really hard time understanding the movie and I thought it was almost like a documentary and it was actually quite funny. I would have preferred the end to have had something like the end of Star Wars I don't know why Lucas is trying to remake his own movie into something that he thinks is "cool". He could have done a better job at the beginning of this movie by explaining to the audience why it is the way it is and also put in some more explanation on why it is the way it is. Now I am going to see the movie again. I really did enjoy the movie and it is definitely a "fun" movie. I think the acting was fine and the effects were pretty good. I didn't have a problem with the movie. However, I think that the ending was the worst ending that I have seen in a movie since The Dark Knight.
Kathryn P.
The movie is great, I especially liked the music, it was so nice to hear that kind of music in a film. The soundtrack in the movie is definitely the best thing I have seen in years. So good that I could listen to it all the time. It's very funny, I am really into movies like this one, it's just so good. Overall, I think it's a really good movie, I have watched it so many times. I hope you enjoy it too.
Olivia Valdez
The House with a Clock in Its Walls was an okay movie. It was more like a ghost story than a ghost story movie. The only ghost is an old lady that is in her 80's. The story is told through the ghosts eyes and he is afraid of people that have trouble coming in and out of the house. The movie is very fun to watch, the acting is very good and the ghost itself is very creepy and the scares are good. The movie is worth a look at but not much more than that. I really enjoyed this movie and if you love ghost stories and don't mind a bit of gore and violence then you will probably like this movie.
Christopher Campbell
I think this is the funniest movie ever, and I like it a lot. It is also an important movie to watch for children because it teaches them about the evils of drugs, and about the importance of staying on the right path. The only downside of the movie is the huge amount of cursing and references to sex. This is a movie that adults can watch with their children and still enjoy. There is an equal amount of violence and humor in this movie, and it is always so funny. I have seen this movie with my children and they all liked it. This movie is a must-see for everyone.
Rachel Howard
Friday, 27 Nov 2020 06:46
This film reminded me of a family film I had seen in the 1970s. It wasn't the best but the actors were believable. I'm not going to get into any plot details but this film has a feel to it that feels a bit more to the adult audience than the kids. If you don't like all that stuff it's still a pretty good film. It reminded me of the Green Dragon and Dr. Frankenstien and The Three Musketeers. I wish I could have had the chance to watch these. I would have enjoyed this film a lot more than the Transformers and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.
This is a fantasy that can be very different than what you are expecting, the elves and the human characters really play their parts well. It is enjoyable and has a good story to it.
As someone who actually knows a bit of the history of the movie the clock, I thought this movie was really good, it is good for all ages, and anyone who likes children's movies or movies in general will probably like it. I recommend this movie to anyone who wants to spend a couple of hours with a sweet story and for anyone who likes the likes of An American Tail, The Wonderful World of Disney, or anything Disney.
This was an excellent movie and if you liked "Annie", this movie is definitely for you. I've never seen it, but I'll bet that is because I'm an adult male. But, I would love to see it again. It was just as good as the original but in a way that I have never seen before. As a movie, this was pretty good. I liked the story-line, the characters and the actors. I did enjoy the humor and the cast. It was a pretty good story-line. There were a lot of laughs, and that's what I like in a movie like this. The acting was good for an average budget movie. I liked how it wasn't the usual American movie. There were a lot of people like the people in this movie. I'm sure I can think of other movies that were made by a big budget that are made with actors that fit the story-line. I think most people would enjoy this movie. This is the kind of movie that I would see at least once a year. It's not one of those movies that you have to see every time. This movie is about the good and the bad. The good being like the cast, the bad being the government, the economy, and the security. It's funny and it's cute and it's fun. I definitely recommend this movie, but not if you're an adult male. If you liked the first movie, then I'd definitely recommend you see the second one. I think you would enjoy it as well.
Monday, 26 Oct 2020 02:04
i loved this film as a child and still do. i have watched it so many times since i was a teenager. i remember the scene when the castle was being built and he was told that the death knights are planning to take the castle for a very special purpose. (in the book it said "they will take the castle from him" i think it was also mentioned in the movie when they are having dinner at the castle.the castle was never mentioned in the book) the other part of the book was when the chump told him "you have to prove yourself" he was so dumbfounded. as for the children.they are so cute and i think that is why they have been in so many movies since. i would have to say that this is probably the most underrated of the seven books. and this is how i will describe the book to anyone who hasn't read it. it was quite serious and to the point. there was no humour in the book and it was very dark. so when it was made into a movie it didn't seem to fit. but i think that was the only reason it wasn't popular. you just couldn't laugh. the other reason is because i have a very strong memory of the book. it was so important and the only thing that it changed was the name of the characters and the way it ended.
This film will not appeal to everyone. It is somewhat silly but for the most part this is a great family film. The storyline is simple and the jokes are very funny and a bit awkward. The film doesn't have any scares and is meant to be for a younger audience. It is definitely a children's film but is not a children's movie for everyone. I think it is a film that most parents can sit and watch with their kids and enjoy the movie together. If you are not easily upset then this film is not for you. I think this film is great for families and the same age group of children as that film was. It is a very good film with great family entertainment.
William Cook
This movie is not for everyone, though there is nothing wrong with it. It is an interesting story about time travel and a magical girl and what happens when you go back in time. It is quite rare for me to watch this kind of movie, so I recommend this to anyone who is not used to seeing dark movies with all their problems. I think you will enjoy it a lot.
Frances S.
A simple premise. Something that we all have to learn about. I love that. It can be any age. I will always love that and it always gives me great comfort. The story, which is just based on this premise, is cute. It is a great family movie. The writing is good. There is something different about this movie. I like the modern approach to film. There is also a lot of humor and different kinds of situations. I like the movie a lot. It is nice to see a movie that doesn't focus too much on characters and story. It is a nice change and it gives a refreshing approach to the way we use time in our lives. It is good and it is nice to see that.
Willie H.
The movie itself is really not bad, it is enjoyable. I enjoyed watching this movie but there were some parts that were not for me. For instance, they tried to make the movie so dark that I could not see anything happening. For some reason I cannot seem to turn it off and on, but I have to admit that I found the movie quite boring. The first part of the movie is really amazing but I cannot help but think that the story is a bit lame. The movie is worth watching, but maybe you might like to watch it again the next time you are bored. Another thing that I found annoying was that, in the end, the movie did not end. The reason why they did not end the movie is because of a condition that they had. I don't know if it is a disease or some kind of sickness, but there was no way that they could stop the movie and bring the end to a movie. I think that they should have ended the movie that way.
This movie is good fun for the whole family. There are a few lines of dialogue that are clearly meant for adults but the kids will have a lot of fun with this one. The acting is solid all around. The kids seem to have a lot of fun with the dialogue, which may be the point of the movie. The performances in the movie are also quite believable. The plot is a little bit cliche but it works. The characters are all likable. The movie has its share of flaws. The ending is a bit abrupt. But it doesn't hurt the movie too much. All in all this movie is worth seeing for the kids and the whole family.
Kyle M.
I am currently in the process of watching every Harry Potter film, and for this reason, my review for the second installment in the series is a bit more positive than usual. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is not without its faults, but it does carry the feel of an older, more serious film with a more serious purpose. This film was an appropriate choice, with Harry, Ron and Hermione having grown up and were now grown up adults in the new world. This film had a more mature, mature feel to it. The new characters in the film were great additions to the story, and all of them had a deep and significant significance to the story. All of the actors who played Harry, Ron and Hermione have matured as actors, and did a great job at conveying their characters' emotions. I liked this film very much, and would recommend it to anyone who loves Harry Potter, or anyone who wants to watch a film with a more mature, adult feel to it. I definitely recommend this film to anyone who likes Harry Potter, or anyone who has ever had a friend like Harry, Ron or Hermione.
Stephen Hawkins
This is a movie that I can watch over and over again. The plot is simple and the acting is superb. The story is about a boy and his dog that have been separated from each other for some time. When they meet again, they discover that they are living in a house with a clock in the walls. It is up to the boy to find the key and get back to his dog. The acting was great and the dog was so cute. I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes a movie that is different from the average movie.
Ronald R.
Well, I'm not a big fan of original novels, so this was a very nice surprise. I usually hate adaptations, but this one is simply brilliant. Unlike many films of this kind, the story is both very interesting, but also a bit of a mess. Some characters have obviously been changed from the novel, while others are simply changes of genres. Still, the big plus of this movie is the very good chemistry between Liam Neeson and Morgan Freeman. It's not enough to make a great movie, but it's very much worth it to watch this movie, and not only because of its story. However, it could have been better, it's simply not perfect. But in the end, it's a very good and very entertaining movie. And I recommend it to everyone, if you like adventure movies and also to those who don't like action movies, it's a good one.
I recently watched this movie for the second time and I am just surprised at how good this movie is. I'm a pretty big fan of the book and I really liked the movie, so I was not really looking for a sequel, and I guess I was wrong, because the book is not very good and I do not like the movie, I don't like the other two movies (Serenity and Underworld), but I liked the movie. The main reason I liked the movie is because it is more like a story of adventure than a story about monsters, I think that the book is much better, and I guess I was expecting that from the book. But I guess it is not the worst movie I have seen in my life, I really liked the book, but I didn't like the movie. I also didn't like the movie because it was a little too violent and there was a lot of action, and I think that this is what people like when they are watching movies like this, because they are not thinking about how they are going to enjoy the movie, and they think that they are going to see a great action movie, but they really only get it for the action and they don't think about the story. But I think that I should have seen the movie before reading the book, because I think that I will find out that it was a great story and the book was much better than the movie.
Albert R.
I have read other reviews that seem to dwell on the fact that this movie is not a great movie. I think the opposite is true. The movie has many flaws, but it is a children's movie and I feel like the movie does a good job of telling a story that is too complicated to really explain in one sitting. If you are a child who has not seen the movie, I would definitely recommend it. However, if you are older and you have seen it, I would not. It would be too much for your young brain.
I wasn't expecting this movie to be the best movie ever but it was good. I'm not a fan of sci-fi and the way it was done was very good. The acting was good. The story was ok. The graphics were nice. The animation wasn't as good as it could have been, but it was good. The best thing was that I didn't have to think too much while I was watching it. It was a nice surprise. I'm not a fan of Disney movies so I'm not giving it a score higher than a 7. I think that's the highest I'll give it. I'm not giving it a 10 just for the graphics, which were okay. I think they could have done a better job at that and made it better, but it was OK. I think the movie was good. I thought it was good.
Alice Pena
If you don't like a lot of movies, you might be put off by the non-conventional plot lines. As a result, you might be a bit confused in the first couple of minutes. However, if you take my advice, you won't be disappointed. The plot is a very simple one. But it does not bore you. It is also very entertaining. If you like musicals, you will like this movie. If you love musicals, you will love this movie. If you love this movie, you will love this movie.
I just caught this movie on TV and I must say it's a good movie. It's sort of a family movie, with a mix of adventure, comedy and horror in the same movie. And it's a good mix. I would recommend this movie to any fan of movies that have many monsters, lots of funny lines, good acting and good visuals. I liked this movie, but the one I rated it the highest is King Kong, because it's so good in the same way that The House with a Clock in Its Walls is. They are both great movies.
Dylan Dixon
The house with a clock in its walls, is an excellent and funny film that will surely make you laugh out loud. The acting is good and the chemistry between the actors is great. The first scene in the film is one of the most realistic and funny scenes in movie history. There is a scene in the middle of the film that makes you fall in love with the story and is one of the most beautiful and most touching moments in film history. The film has a good story and good acting. The film is very intelligent and the story is very well written. This is the perfect film for young adults who like the family friendly and intelligent films.
Jonathan B.
One of the best Disney movies I have ever seen. I have it on VHS, and this movie is a lot better than the first one. I loved that movie so much, that I bought it for my son, who is just starting to become a Disney fan. My son is now obsessed with the first one, and I love watching the original one. I really love this movie. It's funny and smart. I really like the fact that the whole story is about clock. Even though I'm not that big of fan of the movies I've seen, I still liked this one very much. It's one of my favorite movies of all time. It's not the best, but it's one of the best. It has lots of wonderful things going for it, and it has a lot of positive things going for it. You should definitely check out this movie. It's just wonderful. Go watch it.
Johnny Chavez
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 14:32
I can't believe that people hated this movie. It's a beautiful story about the power of friendship, and how the power of love can bring a person out of the rut of their own selfishness. I love this movie and I recommend it to anyone who wants a good story. The only thing I didn't like was that the movie was too short, but it was still great. I think that this is the best movie that I have seen in a long time.
Barbara Medina
I have watched this film several times and it's still as good as it was the first time I watched it. This film is a fun movie for all ages and is very funny. It's definitely not for children under the age of 6. It's a great film for all ages, but I would recommend it to anyone over the age of 10. It's definitely a movie that I will watch over and over again.


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