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'Mirage' is T-ara's repackage album for their fourth mini-album 'Day by Day' and contains two new songs titled 'Sexy Love' (released on September 3, 2012) and 'Day and Night (Love All)' (released on September 8, 2012). Just like a typical repackaged album, Mirage also contains tracks from the 'Day by Day' mini album, such as 'Day by Day', 'Holiday', 'Don't Leave Me Alone', 'Hue', and 'Love Game'. Here you may listen to 'Day and Night (Love All)' which you can find on T-ara's 'Mirage' album.
T-ara Mini Album
Most of T-ara's discography consists of mini albums. Therefore, it is not a surprise that Channel-Korea has compiled the list of T-ara mini albums.
John Travolta Wannabe
T-ara announced to make a comeback in July 2011 with the release of mini album 'John Travolta Wannabe'. The title track 'Roly Poly' is composed by Shinsadong Tiger and Choi Gyusung who had previously composed T-ara's hits song 'Bo Peep Bo Peep'. The name of the album 'John Travolta Wannabe' came from the members who watched the movie 'Saturday Night Fever'.
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T-ara went for the dark concept by releasing 'Black Eyes' on November 11, 2011. The mini-album contains songs such as 'Cry Cry', 'Goodbye', 'OK', 'O My God', 'I'm So Bad', and 'Cry Cry (Ballad ver.)'. Here you may listen to 'Goodbye, OK' which you can find on T-ara's 'Black Eyes' album.
T-ara released their fourth mini album 'Day by Day' on July 3, 2012. The album marked the first appearance of T-ara's eight member, Ahreum, and the last appearance of member Ryu Hwayoung. This album also includes other tracks such as 'Holiday', 'Don't Leave Me Alone', 'Hue', and 'Love Game'. Here you may listen to 'Don't Leave Me Alone' which you can find on T-ara's 'Day by Day' album.
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I put together a new vision board, something to daydream over. It was something I read about in one of Bob Proctor's posts, after watching the movie The Secret, a few years ago.
I was a bit put off by the movie, the first time. It seemed kind of New Age-y and I tend to stay away from that kind of stuff. But I watched it again, and it began to make sense: I could think new thoughts and take action on them. I tried it out, and it worked.
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Up to that point my life had been a cautionary tale: single mom, five kids, one with multiple disabilities, no money, working part-time freelance jobs.
But then, opportunities began to unfold. And the more opportunities, I visualized the more they came into being. People started wondering what was going on.
"You always seem so confident," they told me.
Inside, I knew I still had a long way to go. But I had been given some of the tools I needed, to go after what I wanted. Before I watched that movie, I didn't even know how to ask for it.
I started daydreaming in my first tiny 6 x 6 home office — a walk-in closet off the master bedroom. I had someone put in a window, and figured there was just enough room to wedge in a big, legal-size file cabinet and a four-foot folding table. That was where I started as a freelance writer.
I desperately needed a space to work and that tiny closet became my refuge. I could get all the kids to bed and squeeze in an hour each night before I fell asleep. Maybe another hour in the morning, if I managed to sleep through the night without any flashbacks.
The rest of the house was overrun with my five children and all the stuff that comes along with having children. As a single mom, most of my time and attention was focused on keeping them housed, clothed, fed and healthy. That was the goal.
There was room, right in front of my table/desk for some cheerful posters. After watching The Secret, I assembled some magazine clippings, throwaways from the local library, and put up my first vision board. It became a habit to glance at it once or twice while I was working on a client's blog or starting a new article. There, I'd posted pictures of things I loved and longed for: a beautiful new house, a garden with raised beds, bursting with fresh, healthy greens, beautiful plants, a quote from Mother Theresa about "giving yourself to God," and lots of pictures of my children, because they're the reason I do pretty much anything. They are some amazing human beings. Favorite pictures remind me how blessed I am to know them. Plus pictures of some outfits, a loving couple (because I didn't want to remain single forever), stuff like that.
A few years later, I'm happily married and living in a beautiful oversized colonial with a greenhouse and raised-bed gardens in the back, with plenty of room for my children (and now grandchildren) to come and visit, and I have indeed deepened my relationship with the Lord. Wow.
I keep that old vision board to remind me dreams really do come true, with a little help.
But this year, I put up a new one. This time, I went to Google images. My new vision board is focused on: improving my skills as a writer and a musician, better networking, a new car, growing fruit trees, exercising, eating healthy, being there for my children, planning a new wardrobe, growing in my faith, etc. It's about continually keeping my thoughts at a higher vibration to welcome new opportunities and enjoy the abundance that comes with trusting God and respecting the natural laws of thought.
Even now, writing this, it still sounds a bit New Age-y. But I've come to realize these laws are based on the reality that abundance lies all around us, just as it did in the Garden of Eden. There are laws we are asked to follow. We don't have to — we can keep on trying to do things the hard way — but natural laws are there to help, not hinder us.
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"Murder for Two" Video Preview
Matt Edmonds*
Joe Kinosian*
The Suspects
JC Clementz
Dan Kazemi±
Scenic Designer
Misti Bradford
Lee Fiskness
Megan Henninger
Kelley Faulkner
Movement Director
Frank Honts
Richelle Harrington Calin*
* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
± Milwaukee Repertory Theater Associate Artists.
To read bios for the artists listed above please click here. Bios begin on page 25.
TMJ4 Moring Blend Guest Appearance
Watch Morning Blend to hear your first dose of The Rep's new musical, murder mystery and learn more about the production of Murder For Two from creator and star Joe Kinosian along with co-star Matt Edmonds.
Tune in to CBS Sunday Morning to get an inside look on the upcoming musical, murder mystery, Murder For Two. Get to know the creator and star behind the show, Joe Kinosian and a first look at rehearsals.
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Tune in to hear TMJ4 anchor Vince Vitrano talk with creator, Joe Kinosian, to get an inside look at Murder For Two.
WMSE Live Radio
Check out WMSE, local radio station based out the MSOE (Milwaukee School of Engineering) for a live interview with Joe Kinosian about the first week of the running show, Murder For Two.
Audio-Described Performance
Patrons of this performance may receive an earpiece, providing live description of the action on stage. Check in at the Concierge Desk pre-show to pick up your earpiece.
Sandwich & A Steinway
At Steinway Piano Gallery of Milwaukee – Come out to hear selections from the musical, murder mystery, Murder For Two from co-stars Joe Kinosian and Matt Edmonds. This event is free and open to the public.
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"'Murder for Two' at the Milwaukee Rep"
– TMJ4 Morning Blend
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– Jim Higgins, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
MEDIA RELEASE: MURDER FOR TWO BEGINS PERFORMANCES AT MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER NOVEMBER 10 • FEATURING MILWAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS ALUMNI JOE KINOSIAN
Audiences React
Audiences React to "Murder for Two"
"A Lot Woise" from "Murder for Two"
"A Perfectly Lovely Surprise" from "Murder for Two"
First Rehearsal
First Rehearsal for "Murder for Two"
Mark's Take
Mark's Take | "Murder for Two"
Meet the Cast of "Murder for Two"
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Milwaukee Repertory Theater presents Murder For Two in the Stackner Cabaret from November 10 to January 14. Left to Right: Matt Edmonds and Joe Kinosian. Photo by Michael Brosilow. View Larger
Milwaukee Repertory Theater presents Murder For Two in the Stackner Cabaret from November 10 to January 14. Left to Right: Joe Kinosian and Matt Edmonds. Photo by Michael Brosilow. View Larger
Milwaukee Repertory Theater presents Murder For Two in the Stackner Cabaret from November 10 to January 14. Left to Right: Matt Edmonds. Photo by Michael Brosilow. View Larger
"Laughter, romance, music, and mayhem - 'Murder for Two' has it all!"
– Mary Boyle, Ozaukee Living Local
"…crazy-funny…a must-see…absolutely astounding. As far as musical talent goes, these guys are good - really good."
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– Julie McHale, Waukesha Freeman
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– Harry Cherkinian, Shepherd Express
"Two killer performances make The Rep's 'Murder for Two' a bloody good time"
– Gwen Rice, OnMilwaukee.com
"Prodigiously energetic, pure-bred physical comedy bolstered by some terrific showmanship at the piano, delivered at a breakneck pace under JC Clementz's direction."
– Mike Fischer, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"'Murder for Two' at the Milwaukee Rep is, without a doubt, the remedy for any stress that you might feel in your life. It's the perfect cure for what ails you, except for the side effect of laughter while trying to drive home."
– Dave Begel
Book and Music by Joe Kinosian
Book and Lyrics by Kellen Blair
Directed by JC Clementz
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Since the end of the World War II, this building has been regarded as the reminder of cruelty of the atomic bomb and war. Hiroshima Peace Memorial is listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites (selected in 1996), along with Itsuku-shima Shrine (refer to #074) in the same prefecture.


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The Blind Mystic : Baba Vanga – Predicting the future
When Bulgarian clairvoyant Baba Vanga predicted that the 44th U.S. President would be an African American, people took her for a lunatic. But then in 2009, 15 years after her death, her prophecy came true when Barack Obama was sworn in, becoming the first black President of the United States. But there was another part of her prediction. She ended her prophecy with "He will be the last President", leading many to worry that 2017 will signal the fall of American democracy.
Baba Vanga was born in Strumica, Republic of Macedonia. She was a premature baby who suffered from health complications. At age of 12, a turning point in her life occured when she was blinded by a violent storm, which left her with the gift: The Ability to have Prophetic Psychic Visions.
On her earlier prophecies, she foretold the break-up of the Soviet Union, the Chernobyl disaster, the date of Stalin's death, the sinking of the Russian submarine Kursk, the September 11 attacks and Topalov's victory in the world chess tournament.
In early August 1976, Yugoslav actress and singer Silvana Armenulić was on tour in Bulgaria and decided to seize the opportunity to meet with Baba Vanga. The meeting was not well. Vanga only sat and stared out a window with her back to Silvana. Everything is quiet, until, Vanga finally spoke:
Nothing. You do not have to pay. I do not want to speak with you. Not now. Go and come back in three months.
As Silvana turned around and walked towards the door, Vanga added and said:
Wait. In fact, you will not be able to come. Go, go. If you can come back in three months, do so.
Silvana took this as confirmation that she would die and left Vanga's home in tears. Silvana Armenulić died two months later, 10 October 1976, in a car crash together with her sister Mirjana.
More predictions from the Baba Vanga made for 2016 and beyond
Barack Obama will be the last president of the US: Baba Vanga had predicted that the 44th US president would be an African American, but she had also added that he would be the last one. According to her, he would leave office at a time when the country would be in economic fall, and there would be a huge divide between the northern and southern states – as was the case during the American Civil War.
Muslims will invade Europe: She also predicted that Muslims will invade Europe, and there will be widespread destruction by extremists, which will go on for many years, until the continent ceases to exist. She had also predicted that a Great Muslim War will begin in Syria.
Europe will cease to exist: According to Baba Vanga, the continent will cease to exist by 2016, and all that would remain will be wasteland and empty spaces, nearly devoid of any form of life. It was also reported to have said that chemical weapons would be used by extremists against Europe.
China will become the new super power: According to her predictions, China is set to become the new superpower in 2018, bringing an end to the United States and its economy. According to her, the exploiters (the developed nations) will become the exploited (the third world). In 2011, the International Monetary Fund had also predicted that China's economy will overtake that of the US in 2016, emerging as the new superpower.
Hunger eradication: Baba Vanga has predicted that hunger will get eradicated sometime between 2025 and 2028.
On to Venus: Humans will travel to Venus, according to the Baba, in search of new energy sources. They might even set up a colony there.
Rome as the capital of the Islamic caliphate: Islam will finish invading the whole of Europe by 2043, and Rome will be the capital of the new caliphate.
Ice caps melting: According to the Baba, ice caps will melt by 2045. The rate at which the ice caps are melting already due to global warming, does seem to suggest the same.
Cloning of organs: As per Baba Vanga's predictions, body organs will be cloned in 2046, and that would be the easiest method of treatment.
US attacking Muslim dominated Europe: By 2066, the US will attack Muslim dominated Europe using climate change weapon, and will try to retake Rome and bring back Christianity.
The return of Communism: By 2076, communism will return to Europe and the rest of the world.
Underwater civilisations: By 2130, civilisations will learn how to live under water, with the help of aliens.
The death of the Earth: By 3797, everything on Earth will cease to exist. However, humans will be advanced enough to move to a new star system.
Not True?
Yet, there is no scientific proof that Baba Vanga could predict the future. Indeed existing evidence shows overwhelmingly that real life prophecies are impossible. An extensive study by University of Pennsylvania Professor Philip Tetlock found that even "highly skilled" forecasters are ultimately no more likely to predict the future than chimps randomly selecting outcomes.
In fact, there was also some predictions that were incorrectly predicted, she said there would be readily available cures to lethal diseases including cancer, HIV and AIDs by 2017. Together, these diseases still cause around 9 million deaths annually.
There is no hard evidence of Baba Vanga's abilities, and many of her predictions have failed to realise. However, her prophecies might encompass many of the most world-changing events of the last three decades. In that case, there may be more truth in her prophecies, yet to be revealed.
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Available for 1 week only! This is a limited program; only 20 campers will be accepted per session, so please register early.
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Campers must be ages 6-11. Campers must have reached his or her 6th birthday by the first day of camp.
Please pack a peanut-free snack and lunch each day. There are snacks and refreshments available for purchase in the gift shop.
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Camp classes sizes are limited to 20 students. If your session is full, we will put you on a wait list. If your child does not get a spot in a class, we will refund your fee the week before camp. Otherwise, all fees are non-refundable.
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Will there be a new version of Pocket Stackz this year?
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It will mainly include bug fixes and some features requested by PocketStackz users.
One feature I'd really like to see in Pocket Stackz is a kanji/dictionary lookup. Any plans for something along those lines?
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Lincoln's Early Life
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Lincoln's Early Life.
Abraham Lincoln and Civil War America is a biography on the 16th President of United States of America by William E. Gienapp, a historian and scholar at Harvard University. The book has 239 pages and was published in 2002. This essay will focus on the first 11 pages since it explores Lincoln's Birth and early life. Lincoln difficult childhood greatly shaped him as he became an extraordinary war leader and historians consider him the most successful American president.
Abraham was born on February 12, 1909, in Nolin Creek farm to Thomas and Nancy Lincoln. His father later told him that he was named after his grandfather who was killed by Indians when clearing his fields when Thomas was only seven years old. As a result, Thomas never went to school and ended up being a farmer and skilled carpenter. His mother was a homemaker and devoted Christian. When Abraham was two years old, his family relocated to Knob Creek farm which was more fertile than Nolin Creek. Thomas finally bought the land in 1815 and was forced to sell it a year later because of legal issues involving the land title. Also, Kentucky had allowed the institution of slavery and Abraham parents were against it. So the family relocated to Pigeon Creek, Indiana because it was a free state and the government had already surveyed the land. It is here that Abraham helped his father clear and plant the fields and later in 1817 Thomas made the first payment for the farm. Lincoln family lived in Indiana until 1830. Therefore, Abraham was a typical farm boy. He never enjoyed physical labor and he yearned for a different and better life than that of his father. His experiences in the farm largely contributed to his anti-slavery sentiments and finally, he became a member of the anti-slavery Whig Party. It is the Whig Party that enabled him to serve four consecutive terms in the Illinois Assembly. Later, when he became president he championed for the abolishment of slavery.
On October 5, 1918, Abraham who was 9 years old lost his mother to "milk sickness". Following the death of Nancy, their living conditions worsened making life in Pigeon creek difficult. In late 1819, Thomas left Indiana for Kentucky leaving behind Abraham and her sister Sarah. For about six months Abraham and Sarah were lonely and they honestly believed their father had abandoned them. Thomas finally returned to Indiana with a new wife, Sarah Bush Johnstone, who happened to be a widow with three children. Sarah Bush was a good-hearted person, she loved and cared for Abraham as if he was his own son. Abraham lonely upbringing impacted on his love life. Early marriages were common during Abraham early life but he himself was not interested in girls as he preferred all-male friends. When he finally married Mary Todd later in life, their marriage was difficult and was affected by distance. In addition, losing his mother at a tender age reinforced his melancholic personality (Gienapp, 4).
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New Insights into the Emplacement Dynamics of Volcanic Island Landslides
Title New Insights into the Emplacement Dynamics of Volcanic Island Landslides
Authors Watt, S, Talling, P, Hunt, J
Date Published June
Volcanic islands form the highest topographic structures on Earth and are the sites of some of the planet's largest landslides. These landslides can rapidly mobilize hundreds of cubic kilometers of rock and sediment, and potentially generate destructive tsunamis on ocean-basin scales. The main unknown for tsunami hazard assessment is the way in which these landslides are emplaced. Understanding of landslide dynamics relies on interpretation of deposits from past events: it is necessary to understand where material within the deposit originated and the temporal sequence of the deposit's formation. The degree of fragmentation in a volcanic landslide is controlled by its relative proportions of dense lavas and weak pyroclastic rocks; fragmentation is generally reduced during subaqueous relative to subaerial transport. In the submarine environment, the seafloor-sediment substrate commonly fails during emplacement of a volcanic landslide. However, in many cases, this sediment failure remains almost in situ as a deformed package rather than disaggregating to form a debris flow. Because seafloor sediment makes up a large proportion of many landslide deposits around volcanic islands, the magnitude of the primary volcanic failure cannot be readily assessed without a clear understanding of deposit constituents. Both the dimensions of the volcanic failure and the way in which it fails are of key importance for tsunami generation. Turbidite deposits suggest that some volcanic landslides occur in multiple retrogressive stages. This significantly reduces potential tsunami magnitude relative to models that assume emplacement of the landslide in a single stage.
URL http://tos.org/oceanography/article/new-insights-into-the-emplacement-dynamics-of-volcanic-islandlandslides
DOI 10.5670/oceanog.2014.39
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Bilal: A New Breed of Hero
A future warrior at play as a child.
(2015) Animated Feature (Vertical) Starring the voices of Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Ian McShane, China Anne McClain, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Michael Gross, Cynthia K. McWilliams, Jacob Latimore, Fred Tatasciore, Jon Curry, Mick Wingert, Dave B. Mitchell, Al Rodrigo, Andre Robinson, Sage Ryan, Quinton Flynn, Mark Rolston, John Eric Bentley, Keythe Farley, Sherrie Jackson. Directed by Khurram H. Alavi and Ayman Jamal
Dubai's first foray into animated feature films is a bit of a mixed bag. On the one hand, it boasts some truly glorious animation. On the other hand, the human characters are almost without expression throughout. It also focuses on a character from the very early days of the Islamic faith, of a figure who was part of the Prophet's inner circle, although that is only tangentially referred to in the film and of course Muhammad isn't depicted at all in keeping with their faith.
The movie is (very) loosely based on the life of Bilal ibn Rabah, a 7th century African man who in childhood was taken as a slave and became one of the first followers of the prophet Muhammad. He is in Islamic culture credited with being the first muezzin who calls the faithful to prayer reputedly because of his beautiful voice.
In the film, we see Bilal (Robinson) and his sister Shufaira (Robinson) watch horrified from a closet as their mother is murdered. The two children are taken as slaves and sold to the cruel idol-seller Umayya (McShane) whose son Safwan (Ryan) may be just a little bit crueler than his dad, although more cowardly.
Bilal grows into a man (Akinnuoye-Agbaje) who is prized for his singing voice by his master. Run-ins with Safwan to protect his sister has left Bilal discouraged and essentially accepting his fate as a slave, flying in the face of the wisdom his mother taught him as a child. However, there are others in Mecca who disagree with the idol-worshiping money-grubbing slave-oriented economy and atmosphere of the city. Hamza (Mitchell), a noted warrior and the Master of the Market (Gross) both see greatness in Bilal and gradually win him over to monotheism and freedom. However, despite Bilal leaning towards pacifism, they will have to fight for that freedom – in a place called Badr.
This is a very different kettle of fish for animated features. For one thing, it is a story of a Muslim hero and portrays the religion in a very different light than it is generally portrayed in the West. Few will remember this from their history but at one time the Muslims accepted Jewish refugees driven out of Europe and under Arabic rule they thrived and often worked in the great centers of learning established in the Arabic world.
Sadly, a lot of American viewers won't be able to look past the rhetoric and will see this as Muslim propaganda and while it certainly leans towards a positive vision of Islam, it is no more propaganda than Christian faith-based stories and animations. Americans are sadly notorious for turning away from the unfamiliar.
As mentioned earlier, the animation is a bit uneven but when it's good, it's really good. Strangely though, there is an awful lot of violence and cruelty depicted in the film, much more so than in the average children's animated film which might give some parents pause. However, those parents who wish to teach tolerance as a lesson should certainly high-tail it to their local VOD site of choice or their local DVD/Blu-Ray dealer because that lesson is certainly honed in on. Sure, the dialogue is a bit clunky (the characters rarely use contractions and end up all sounding like Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation) and full of aphorisms which may drive the average adult batty but it is meant sincerely. I also question the title a little bit; how is a 7th century figure a "new" breed of hero?
The movie got a brief theatrical release in February, more than three years after it had been released elsewhere globally. Likewise, it is only now showing up on home video. This is a pretty solid animated feature which although flawed shows some potential for the studio that the directors established in order to make this film. Although perhaps Americans may continue to resist features that give the colorful and often brilliant history of the Islamic faith, I hope the studio continues to produce them. Learning more about the culture of Islam is the first step in learning not to fear it but rather coexist with it.
REASONS TO GO: The animation is occasionally breathtaking. The story is interesting.
REASONS TO STAY: This is much too long for younger kids. The English dialogue is a bit stiff.
FAMILY VALUES: There is some surprisingly intense violence, child peril, some disturbing images as well as thematic issues.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: In the depiction of the Battle of Badr, animators brought to life 5,000 human characters and 1,000 horses – more than took place at the actual battle which involved 1,300 warriors and 270 horses.
BEYOND THE THEATERS: Amazon, Fandango Now, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu, YouTube
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10,000 B.C.
Being chased by a mastadon can ruin your whole day.
(2008) Adventure (Warner Brothers) Steven Strait, Camilla Belle, Cliff Curtis, Omar Sharif (voice), Joel Virgel, Afif Ben Badra, Mo Zinal, Nathanael Baring, Mona Hammond, Marco Khan, Reece Ritchie, Joel Fry, Kristian Beazley, Junior Oliphant, Louise Tu'u, Jacob Renton, Grayson Hunt Unwin, Fahruq Ismail Valley-Omar, Boubacar Babiane, Joe Vaz, Suri van Sornsen. Directed by Roland Emmerich
Our prehistory as a species before the great empires of Egypt and Assyria is basically a mystery shrouded by the years. Nothing remains of our nomadic existence prior to the founding of cities except for a few artifacts scattered here and there in Africa, China and a few other places. One can't help but wonder what came before.
The Yagahl tribe lives peacefully in a post-ice Age valley where herds of mastodon placidly migrate every spring, providing the tribe with most of their food, clothing and shelter. Like the aboriginals of North America once the Europeans showed up, the Yagahl are finding it more and more difficult to keep things going; the herds are getting sparser and appearing less frequently and this being the stone age, nobody's quite got the knack of the gathering part of hunting and gathering yet.
The Shaman, known only as Old Mother (Hammond) has a vision when an orphan is found on the steppes; this blue-eyed girl (Unwin) is going to become the woman of the strongest warrior in the tribe. Together, they would lead the tribe from their current existence and into a time of prosperity and plenty. The current holder of the number one warrior (Beazley) is less sanguine about it; he doesn't think that the tribe has long enough to wait for the girl to grow up, so he skedaddles, leaving his infant son in the care of his best friend Tic'Tic (Curtis).
Years later, the young son, known as D'Leh (Strait) which is held – the German word for hero – spelled backwards has lived with the stigma of a father who deserted the tribe, something that is the height of cowardice in their culture. He has fallen in love with the blue-eyed girl, who has grown up into a gorgeous woman named Evolet (Belle). Still, he has no chance at being the tribe's alpha male – that would seem to be the destiny of Ka'Ren (Zinal), a buff, burly homo sapiens. Still, when the mastodon herd arrives, it is the determined D'Leh who gets the kill, but as he sheepishly admits to Tic'Tic later, it was a matter of luck and not courage that took down the mastodon.
Things get really dicey when the tribe is attacked by "four-legged demons" – slavers on horseback, who kill some of the tribe and take the rest as slaves, including most of the healthy men, but worse yet, also Evolet, who has caught the eye of their leader (Badra). D'Leh vows to go after the woman he loves, also knowing that the tribe won't survive without most of its hunting force. Tic'Tic decides to go with him, as does a reluctant Ka'Ren. They are followed by Baku (Baring), a young teen whose mother was murdered by the slavers.
They follow them over the mountain range, which nobody from the tribe has ever done, and into a steamy jungle where they and the raiding party are attacked by giant carnivorous dodos. Ka'Ren and Baku manage to get captured by the raiders when D'Leh tries to free Evolet prematurely. Tic'Tic also gets injured.
Following the raiders out of the jungle and onto a grassy African plain, D'Leh encounters a Sabretooth tiger and frees him from a trap. The grateful tiger spares D'Leh's life and later shows up when a hostile tribe of Africans threaten D'Leh and Tic'Tic with spears. A prophecy of a hero who talks to tigers instantly turns D'Leh into a VIP and the tribe is very ready to have D'Leh lead them against the raiders, who are building a vast city with a gigantic pyramid with slave labor – essentially the tribe mates of the Yagahl and all the veldt. However, it's a tall order; given that the raiders outnumber the peace-loving tribes. However, if D'Leh can convince the slaves to revolt, they might have a chance, but is he the leader that the prophecies say he is?
The cast is mostly unknowns both at the time this was filmed and years later although both Camille Belle and Cliff Curtis have gone on to pretty decent careers since. Of course you have Omar Sharif – who is the off-screen narrator – who is a legend and deservedly so. There's not a lot for them and their lesser-renowned cast mates to do. The main thrust of the movie is the gee-wow effects and not the story so few manage to rise above the cliché strata although Belle is certainly beautiful to look at and Curtis manages a nice performance.
The effects of the creatures and the raider city are really mind-boggling. If you choose a movie for great special effects and an imaginative setting, this one has both of those in spades. Although Emmerich is not an impressive director, he is at least an imaginative one, and he brings a vision to life of a world nobody has ever seen. In many ways, you really don't know what to expect next since D'Leh and his fellow Yagahl who have never left their valley don't know either. The pacing is nice, although the movie tends to hiccup when they move into the romantic part of the story.
The story is…ummmmm, how shall I say this…superfluous. I think the movie might have benefited from some stronger characters and better writing, but quite frankly, there's nothing that's really egregious here on that score. Most of the technical work – the music, the cinematography, the editing, etc. – is competently done, but nothing really breaks new ground except the subject matter itself.
This got some pretty harsh reviews, and I can't say that I don't see the flaws. Yes, there's nothing really new here story-wise, but because you are being transported to a place nobody has really even attempted to show in film, it's kind of a wash. Go in with low expectations for characterization and story and high expectations for action and special effects and you'll be fine..
WHY RENT THIS: Spectacular special effects. Omar Sharif's narration.
WHY RENT SOMETHING ELSE: No plot to speak of. Writing is poor and characters kind of all blend together eventually.
FAMILY MATTERS: There is a scene of human sacrifice, and some of the critters are extremely menacing, particularly the dodo-raptors, who are a cross between the raptors of Jurassic Park and the angry giant birds of Mysterious Island.
TRIVIAL PURSUITS: The constellation referred to in the film as "the sign of the warrior" is actually Orion. That constellation also played a key role in a previous Emmerich film Stargate.
NOTABLE HOME VIDEO FEATURES: The Blu-Ray edition adds a featurette (not on the DVD version) that focuses on author Graham Hancock whose Fingerprints of the Gods opines an advanced civilization that existed during the epoch the movie is set in. Although primarily about his own theories, the featurette does tie in with the movie somewhat.
BOX OFFICE PERFORMANCE: $269.8M on a $105M production budget.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: One Million Years B.C.
NEXT: Fiddler on the Roof
Posted in DVD Review	| Tagged 10000 B.C., advanced civilization, adventure, Camilla Belle, cinema, Cliff Curtis, DVD Reviews, Films, Hunters, kidnapping, mastadons, movies, Omar Sharif, prehistoric, prophecies, pyramids, Roland Emmerich, sabretooth tigers, shamen, slave traders, Warner Brothers, wooly mammoths	| Leave a reply
Tom Hanks and Halle Berry get a glimpse of the box office numbers.
(2012) Science Fiction (Warner Brothers) Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugo Weaving, Susan Sarandon, Hugh Grant, Jim Sturgess, Doona Bae, Ben Whishaw, James D'Arcy, Keith David, Xun Zhou, David Gyasi, Brody Nicholas Lee, Raevan Lee Hanan, Alistair Petrie. Directed by Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski
Some movies are easily described, tackle relatively simplistic storylines and are therefore reviewed rather easily. Some have epic ambitions, attempt to tackle much more complex stories and modes of storytelling and give critics fits trying to describe them.
Cloud Atlas is such a film. Based on a much-admired novel by David Mitchell, the movie was taken on by the Wachowskis (auteurs of the Matrix trilogy) who first got their attentions captured by it when Natalie Portman gave a copy to them on the set of V for Vendetta. They decided to turn it into a movie shortly thereafter and brought in close friend Tykwer (best known for Run, Lola, Run) to help them with the writing and directing.
And it is a magnificent canvas. Six stories run concurrently across six different eras with actors playing multiple roles (and often multiple genders). In 1849, a young lawyer named Adam Ewing (Sturgess) returning home from the Pacific Islands to his home in New England after negotiating a slaving contract helps a stowaway slave (Gyasi). In 1936, a young man who dreams of composing (Whishaw) becomes an assistant to a fading composer with the delightful name of Vyvyan Ayrs (Broadbent) and writes a series of love letters to his lover (D'Arcy) at Cambridge while composing a piece of music that will go largely unheard but will have a major effect on other people as time goes by.
In 1973 Luisa Rey (Berry), an investigative reporter in the mold of her father (Gyasi again) is put onto the trail of a defective nuclear power plant by a physicist – the same man who the young composer was writing in 1936 – and goes after Lloyd Hooks (Grant), who runs the plant with what might not be altruistic motives. She will be helped by a physicist (Hanks) and a security chief (David) while stalked by a deadly killer named Bill Smoke (Weaving).
Meanwhile, in 2012 a dishonest publisher (Broadbent) finds himself with a hit book on his hands after it's criminal author (Hanks again) throws a smarmy critic (Petrie) off a roof but is forced to seek help when the author demands more of a cut. He reluctantly turns to his brother (Grant) who fools him into committing himself in a retirement home that is something out of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest complete with its own version of Nurse Ratched (in this case, Weaving) and with a few fellow elderly inmates concocts a plan of escape.
In 2144 in the city of Neo Seoul, an artificial human being named Sonmi-241 (Bae) finds her life as a restaurant waitress turned upside down when a revolutionary (Sturgess) shows her an entirely new world as he teaches her philosophy and history and she soon realizes that the corrupt world she lives in needs someone to speak up for the downtrodden – and that someone might as well be her, despite grave risks by a nearly all-seeing establishment.
Far in the future after civilization has fallen, a goat herder named Zachry (Hanks) living on a Pacific island in a village of peaceful farmers and shepherds is visited by Meronym (Berry), a member of a technologically advanced society called the Prescients. She wants to be guided to a distant place but nobody will take her because in order to get there they must go through the territory of a vicious tribe of cannibals called the Kona who are led by a particularly ruthless, nasty chief (Grant). Zachry agrees to do this in exchange for Meronym saving his daughter Catkin (Hanan) from death by a nasty infection.
These six stories are told concurrently with the film jumping from era to era, sometimes after only a matter of seconds. Initially it is going to sound a lot more confusing than it is; once you get settled into it, it's actually not that hard following the stories. And while there is a bit of the stunt casting element (all of the main actors appear in one form or another in nearly every one of the six stories, some in more than one role) you get used to seeing the same faces in different roles thanks to some pretty nifty make-up jobs.
The overall theme here is that someone is being repressed and must face a decision as to whether to accept the repression and imprisonment or to act to end it, whether for themselves or for others. People have the capacity to leap beyond their own needs and give selflessly for the sake of others; not all people act on that capacity but some clearly do. People also have the capacity to force others into lives of servitude and reap the benefits of these actions; not all people act on that capacity but some clearly do as well.
The descriptions of the stories are actually fairly general and don't really capture the whole magnitude of each vignette. Each story has an epic quality to it and while some are more personal than others (the Tykwer-directed stories in particular) there is certainly a sense that each story has ripple effects that magnify through time. While the stories don't necessarily intersect directly, they often parallel one another with identical themes told in different ways. The stories aren't necessarily meant to follow one another so much as complement one another.
It's an ambitious work and without a stellar cast to carry it off it probably wouldn't have worked as much. Not all of the roles work every time for the actors and often they are asked to move well out of their comfort zones but I suspect that they loved being pushed into places they hadn't been or at least rarely go. Berry is intriguing in her 1973 and far future incarnations; Hanks does well in the far future and in 1849. Broadbent is fun in 2012 and more of a rotter in 1936; Whishaw does some fine work as the doomed composer in 1936 and Sturgess as the dying lawyer in 1849 and the somewhat guarded revolutionary in 2144.
Weaving also fares well as the 1973 hit man and as kind of a devil in the far future. Bae, whose work I wasn't that familiar with to begin with, is magnificent in the 2144 sequence. She reminds me very much of Rinko Kikuchi in Babel. Not just from a physical standpoint but simply in the manner in which she acts.
Definitely this isn't going to be for everyone. General audiences tend to want their science fiction to be action-oriented rather than thought-provoking (even Blade Runner wasn't the hit Alien was); sure there's a pretty sizable cult audience for thinking sci-fi but they don't seem to be enough to really push movies such as this one into profitability which is a shame because work this ambitious and innovative should be rewarded.
I'm sure a lot of people were put off by the scope of the film, and by the reviews that placed it as cerebral. Not everyone goes to the movies to be intellectually stimulated and that's okay. I like a visceral knuckle-dragging action movie as much as the next guy. I just like to have the part of me above the neck stimulated as much as my testosterone and this movie does both amply. Simply put, one of the movies that I will continue to debate and discuss with other film buffs for a very long time to come and clearly one of the year's best.
REASONS TO GO: Thought-provoking and compelling. Awesome visual and make-up effects.
REASONS TO STAY: Some people are simply not going to know what to make of this. Cerebral sci-fi historically not a big box office winner.
FAMILY VALUES: There's a bit of violence, some sexuality, some graphic nudity, a bit of bad language and some drug use (some of it involuntary).
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: The Wachowskis and Tykwer each directed three time period stories apiece, sharing no crew other than the actors themselves. The Wachowskis filmed the 1849, 2044 and far future sequences, Tykwer the 1936, 1973 and 2012 sequences.
CRITICAL MASS: As of 11/18/12: Rotten Tomatoes: 64% positive reviews. Metacritic: 55/100. The reviews are pretty mixed but leaning towards the good.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: The Time Machine (2002)
DRAG LOVERS: Most of the main cast plays members of both genders at various times in the film.
NEXT: What's Your Number
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Ong Bak 2: The Beginning
Posted on October 3, 2012 by carlosdev
The reason elephants never forget – elephant school!
(2008) Action (Magnet) Tony Jaa, Sorapong Chatree, Sarunyu Wongkrachang, Nirut Sirichanya, Santisuk Phromsiri, Primorata Dejudom, Phetthai Wongkamlao, Pattama Panthong, Suppakorn Kitsuwan, Natdhanal Kongthong, Prarinya Karmkeaw. Directed by Tony Jaa
Vengeance is mine, sayeth the Lord. Apparently the word didn't make it to Tony Jaa's neck of the woods. Vengeance is most definitely his.
This is mostly sort of kind of a prequel to his international hit Ong Bak which introduced Jaa, a muay thai champion to the world. Here he also assumes the director's chair and sets the action 600 years in the past. Tien (Jaa) is the young son of Lord Sihadencho (Phromsiri), ruler of an outlying province. Tien is impetuous and unruly; he wants very badly to be trained in martial arts but his father insists on giving him dance lessons, much to Tien's chagrin.
Mysterious assassins, sent by Lord Rajasena (Wongkrachang), massacre the family of Sihadencho, with Tien the lone survivor. His troubles are far from over; he is captured by slave traders who tire of his non-cooperation and throw him unarmed into a pit with a gigantic crocodile. Right about then a bandit gang, the Pha Beek Khrut, attacks the village where the slave traders are headquartered and the leader of the Pha Beek Khrut, Chernang (Chatree) tosses a knife to young Tien and tells him his fate is in his own hands. When Tien proves victorious, Chernang takes young Tien under his wing and gives him the martial arts training he's so long desired.
Soon Tien is fully trained with weapons and hand-to-hand combat both and has become a formidable warrior, likely the best in all Thailand. The time is right to claim vengeance, going after the slave traders first and then Lord Rajasena himself by posing as a dancer during a celebration. However, Lord Rajasena is no fool and has protections in place that even Tien will be hard-pressed to breach, but Tien expects that. What he doesn't expect is betrayal from very close at hand.
This is kind of a mess. While the first Ong Bak is action packed beginning to end, this one is less so; the story is disjointed and confusing and there really is nothing linking it to the first movie whatsoever (although the third movie in the trilogy serves that purpose). At times you almost want to tear out your hair and just throw the disc through the nearest window.
The good news is that the best thing about the first film is still here and that's Jaa's amazing muay thai moves. The climactic battle scene is as good a martial arts sequence as I've seen in any film and would be worth the rental all by itself.
Jaa has plenty of charisma which transcends language; he's an appealing character who could follow Jet Li into the mainstream Hollywood spotlight. My problem is that I didn't really feel his rage; considering all that he went through that's key to the movie, giving the audience a surrogate for their own outrage. Jaa doesn't get mad so much as he gets even; part of it is that getting even isn't really enough.
I read another review in which the reviewer suggested turning off the sound and subtitles and just watching it as a martial arts exhibition and that's not a bad idea. I'm not sure if the screenwriting was not up to par, or if Jaa's inexperience as a director was the culprit, or if the many production problems got the best of the filmmakers or maybe if it's just a cultural thing. At the end of the day this just isn't a very good movie unless you happen to like martial arts so much you don't care if the story makes sense. In that case, this is for you.
WHY RENT THIS: Amazing muay thai sequences and beautiful cinematography of sweeping Thai vistas.
WHY RENT SOMETHING ELSE: Confusing and incomprehensible; ending is abrupt and jarring.
FAMILY VALUES: Lots and lots of martial arts violence.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: Jaa left the production for two months while financing for the film was in flux.
BOX OFFICE PERFORMANCE: $8.9M on an unreported production budget; undoubtedly this made good money.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: The Protector
NEXT: Ong Bak 3
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The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Anyone who says there are no stars in Voyage of the Dawn Treader is crazy!
(2010) Fantasy (Fox Walden) Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, Ben Barnes, Will Poulter, Liam Neeson (voice), Simon Pegg (voice), Gary Sweet, Laura Brent, Bille Brown, Bruce Spence, Terry Norris, Colin Moody, Tilda Swinton, Anna Popplewell, William Moseley, Shane Rangi, Arthur Angel, Arabella Morton, Rachel Blakely. Directed by Michael Apted
When we sail for unknown waters, it takes a certain amount of fortitude. Not only do you never know quite what to expect, but it's also likely that you won't return the same way you left.
Lucy (Henley) and Edmund (Keynes) Pevensie remain in England during the Blitz while brother Peter (Moseley) and sister Susan (Popplewell) go off to America – apparently because they're older, they deserve greater safety. Lucy and Edmund are packed off to Cambridge where they are rooming with their despicable cousin Eustace Scrubb (Poulter) who is an insufferable know-it-all and quite the twit. Edmund would like nothing better than to punch him in the face, but prefers to try and join up for the British Army, although he is too young by a couple of years.
He is frustrated because as a King in Narnia, he has fought wars against superior forces and led armies into battle but here on Earth he is just a silly boy. Lucy is the embodiment of the Stiff Upper Lip but she is deeply insecure about her looks; while Susan is already a bit of a stunner, Lucy feels invisible and ignored by comparison.
When the nautical painting in the bedroom Edmund shares with Eustace begins to change and a Narnian-looking ship appears on the horizon, Lucy realizes magical forces are work and a call back to the magical land is just around the corner. Eustace has always pooh-poohed their talk of Narnia and thinks them barking mad. He's about to find out how wrong he is.
The sea floods out of the painting and into the bedroom; rather than opening the door or window and escaping the children essentially wait for the room to fill up before swimming to the surface and being greeted by the flagship of Narnia's fleet, the Dawn Treader. On board is good Prince Caspian..err, King Caspian (Barnes) who is searching for seven lord of Telmar that supported his father but then had to flee for their lives. They carried with them seven magic swords that Aslan (Neeson) had given the Narnians for protection. They don't know it but they are about to need them.
The two Pevensies are overjoyed to be back in Narnia; Eustace not so much. He thinks that everyone and everything not named Eustace are complete idiots and utterly lacking in…well, anything useful. He is basically the ultimate spoiled brat, a precursor to Dudley Dursley from the Harry Potter series, only far more venal and wretched.
Also aboard is the swashbuckling Reepicheep (Pegg), the mouse with the gentlemanly mien and the bold attitude. He becomes something of a mentor to Eustace, although of course Eustace detests him at first. There's more involving a malevolent green mist, an island that is the embodiment of evil and a blue star that is in fact not a star but you get my drift. Eustace also turns into a dragon, a Lord turns into gold and the Dawn Treader will battle a vicious sea serpent before the final credits.
This is based on the third in the six-book series by C.S. Lewis which was meant to be Christian allegories as well as morality lessons for children. Amazingly, both of those aspects of the books were left intact in all three of the movies (much more overtly here).
However, there's a new director in town; Apted, who has previously directed Coal Miner's Daughter and The World Is Not Enough. This is kind of a new genre for him and he does a great job, never allowing the special effects to overwhelm the movie but using them when he needs to. While the effects aren't particularly groundbreaking, they are serviceable – the sea serpent particularly at the end is hideous and scary.
Part of the problem with the first two movies is that the acting wasn't up to the level of the Harry Potter movies. The child stars were all a bit on the wooden side; thankfully, Keynes has gotten much better and Henley as well, although she still can be annoying in places. Poulter, who was in the indie film Son of Rambow was actually really good, bringing out both the awful and redeemed sides of Eustace nicely.
Barnes also gets to shed the ill-advised Spanish accent of Prince Caspian and comes off much more mature and far more likable here. While the character tends to be much more of a second banana to the Pevensies than perhaps he should be, nonetheless Barnes makes the most of what he has to work with. My only wish is that Apted had let Caspian's feelings for his father get a little more attention; that was an interesting subplot that seemed to go nowhere really.
I actually liked this film better than the first two and even better than TRON: Legacy to be honest. The books were a big part of my childhood, being a lover of fantasy and science fiction from an early age as I was. Seeing these films is a bit like going home, Dawn Treader a bit more than even the first two (and I thought The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was a good solid movie). While the box office numbers have been underwhelming for a movie with this kind of budget, I'm hoping that it makes enough to warrant the making of The Silver Chair. This might well be the most entertaining movie of the holiday season, far more so than the overly grim and overwhelming Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and a little bit more than the uneven TRON: Legacy. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear like the audiences are giving it the chance it deserves.
REASONS TO GO: The best of the series so far. Poulter brings the horrible Eustace Scrubb to life. Barnes has improved 100% as Caspian.
REASONS TO STAY: Not really groundbreaking effects work and Henley remains a work in progress.
FAMILY VALUES: There are some scenes that are probably too scary for younger, more impressionable children (particularly during the sea serpent battle) but by and large, perfect movie material for most kids.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: Simon Pegg as Reepicheep replaces Eddie Izzard who voiced the cavalier mouse in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.
HOME OR THEATER: This may sound a bit strange but as big a movie as this is, I don't know that the epic scope is diminished on the smaller screen. I usually recommend the multiplex for movies like this but it might be just as well for you to see it at home.
TOMORROW: The Holly and The Quill begins!
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It's Super Bowl Sunday and I already made the ribs I was going to make hot wings or maybe five spice wings but then I remembered something I have not made in about 13 years since Yale Drive – Mut Jup Mun Gai Yik or Honey Soy Braised Chicken wings. Hey it is Chinese New Year after all. I used to love cooking Asian and have this great book The complete Asian Cookbook its pages well my favorites all stained with this or that sauce. All I can say is good choices……we could not wait even had some of the stuffed eggplant that Lyn made double mmmm.
Cut each chicken wing into 3 pieces. Discard wing tips or reserve for stock.
Heat oil in wok or skillet and fry joints on high heat for 3-4 minutes, or until browned.
Add soy, honey, wine or sherry, garlic and ginger, stir well.
Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer about 30 minutes or until tender.
Stir frequently towards end of cooking and make sure the sweet does not burn.
Lyn's stuffed eggplant – I will get the recipe out of her.


In 1781, Ichabod Crane, a soldier in the Colonial Army, set on a secret mission by General George Washington to kill the man with the branded hand, later to become the Headless Horseman after Ichabod cuts off his head. Sadly, Ichabod dies while performing this task. More than 200 years later, in the present-day Sleepy Hallow, Ichabod rises from his grave, after the Headless Horseman known as Death and one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, is coincidently summoned back from his grave. Both brought forth from an unknown source. The resurrection of the one causes the other to also come back to life as a result of their blood mixing shortly after Crane decapitated the Headless Horseman on the field of battle.
Lt. Abbie Mills, of Sleepy Hollow, is caught up in the investigation of the Headless Horseman after he beheads Sheriff August Corbin, Mills' mentor and friend. As Lt Mills' investigation reveals the presence of the Supernatural world involving two occult groups - one for good, the other evil - in Sleepy Hollow, both of which are concerned with the Four Horsemen and the associated apocalypse.
With Ichabod's first-hand knowledge of this country's history and secret societies and Abbie's superior profiling and modern threat assessment skills, the reason why she was accepted in to the FBI, they team up to work the case of the Horseman's killing spree. Eventually, she stays behind in Sleepy Hallow under Ichabod's protest, as to not go off to become a federal agent. After witnessing unnatural forces, they form an unstoppable team once realizing their lives are preordained. As they are the two witnesses, the only ones who can protect the world from the forces of evil.
This is a modern day twist on Washington Irving's classic in which Ichabod Crane and Lieutenant Abbie Mills fight vigorously to save the town of Sleepy Hollow from Hell on earth.
Sleepy Hollow is not by any means a lighthearted fairytale. Although it has comical relief, as we watch Ichabod adjust to modern day society, it delves in to mythological world spinning American history into a cobweb of shocking revelations.
As the headless horsemen and other evil forces try to take over, they learn early on that this is just the beginning. I love the show's flashbacks, enlightening us on the past, showing us Ichabod's world and how important historical figures played a bigger part in shaping America as we know it to be today. We learn that Incabod and Abbie lives entwined centuries ago, how Icabod's wife, Katrina, a witch, was forced into purgatory and that they had a child he know nothing of. Constant clues from the past help them solve many a mystery today.
SH is fast paced, mysterious, and at times, downright creepy but all in a good way. One can easily see the connection Ichabod and Abbie have for each other as Icabod is torn between saving Katrina from Purgatory, protecting the world and holding true to his bond with Lt. Abbie Mills.
Things don't always work out as proven when the second season starts. We find out that the second horseman has been in SH all along and even though they finally released Katrina from purgatory things are still spiraling out of control.


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Fernando Sorrentino (* 8. November 1942 in Buenos Aires) ist ein argentinischer Schriftsteller und Literaturdozent.

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Fernando Sorrentino verbrachte seine Kindheit in Buenos Aires im Viertel Palermo Viejo, von dem besonders die Calle Costa Rica später zur Folie für seine Literatur wurde. Er absolvierte ein Lehramtsstudium in Spanisch, Literatur und Latein an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Escuela de Profesores Nº 2 "Mariano Acosta", das er 1968 abschloss. Im selben Jahr erhielt er ein Stipendium des Nationalfonds für die Künste. Er arbeitete als Lehrer für Sprache und Literatur an verschiedenen Gymnasien und als Dozent der Literaturwerkstatt an der Höheren Handelsschule "Carlos Pellegrini" der Universität Buenos Aires.

Durch Interviews mit seinen Landsmännern Jorge Luis Borges und Adolfo Bioy Casares hat er sich in der literarischen Welt einen Namen gemacht, gilt aber als Kenner nicht nur der Literatur seines Heimatlandes. 1993 wurde er an elf US-amerikanische Universitäten eingeladen, in denen er zwei Monate lang Vorlesungen zur argentinischen Literatur hielt.

Neben belletristischen Werken und Beiträgen für Kulturmagazine publizierte er Aufsätze zu spanischen und argentinischen Klassikern, wie Don Juan Manuel, Arcipreste de Hita, Juan Ruiz de Alarcón, Mariano José de Larra und José Hernández und gab mehrere Anthologien mit Erzählungen argentinischer Autoren heraus.

Sorrentino arbeitete für den literarischen Teil der Zeitungen La Nación, Clarín, La Opinión, La Prensa sowie Letras de Buenos Aires und Proa. Er war Mitherausgeber des Literaturmagazins Lucanor.

Er gilt selbst als einer der bedeutendsten zeitgenössischen argentinischen Schriftsteller. Seine oft ins Groteske spielenden Erzählungen sind charakterisiert durch eine Mischung aus Erfindungsreichtum und schalkhaftem Humor, zeigen aber bei aller Heiterkeit meist einen tiefen Ernst. Neben mehr als 100 Erzählungen, die in über einem Dutzend Sammlungen erschienen sind, hat er etliche Kinderbücher sowie einen Roman und eine Novelle veröffentlicht. Für seine literarische Arbeit wurde er mit zahlreichen Ehrungen bedacht. Viele seiner Texte wurden ins Englische, Deutsche, Französische, Italienische, Portugiesische und in weitere Sprachen übersetzt.

Fernando Sorrentino ist Mitglied der North American Academy of the Spanish Language. Er lebt in Martínez in der Nähe von Buenos Aires.

Werke (Auswahl)

Sammlungen
 La regresión zoológica. Editores Dos, Buenos Aires 1969.
 Imperios y servidumbres. Seix Barral, Barcelona 1972; Neuauflage: Torres Agüero, Buenos Aires 1992.
 El mejor de los mundos posibles. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1976.
 En defensa propia. de Belgrano, Buenos Aires 1982.
 El rigor de las desdichas. Ediciones del Dock, Buenos Aires 1994.
 La Corrección de los Corderos, y otros cuentos improbables. Abismo, Buenos Aires 2002.
 Existe un hombre que tiene la costumbre de pegarme con un paraguas en la cabeza. Ediciones Carena, Barcelona 2005.
 El regreso. Y otros cuentos inquietantes. Estrada, Buenos Aires 2005.
 En defensa propia/El rigor de las desdichas. Los Cuadernos de Odiseo, Buenos Aires 2005.
 Biblioteca Mínima de Opinión. Editora Opinión, Santa Cruz de la Sierra 2007.
 Costumbres del alcaucil. Editorial Sudamericana, Buenos Aires 2008.
 El crimen de san Alberto. Editorial Losada, Buenos Aires 2008.
 El centro de la telaraña, y otros cuentos de crimen y misterio. Editorial Longseller, Buenos Aires 2008, Neuauflage 2014.
 Paraguas, supersticiones y cocodrilos. Verídicas historias improbables. Instituto Literario de Veracruz, El Rinoceronte de Beatriz, Veracruz/México 2013.
 Los reyes de la fiesta, y otros cuentos con cierto humor. Apache Libros, Madrid 2015.
 Para defenderse de los escorpiones, y otros cuentos insólitos, Apache Libros, Madrid 2018.

Roman/Novelle
 Sanitarios centenarios. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1979; stark überarbeitete Neuausgabe: Sudamericana, Buenos Aires 2000; Neuauflage: Carena, Barcelona 2008.
 Crónica costumbrista. Pluma Alta, Buenos Aires 1992; Neuausgabe unter dem Titel Costumbres de los muertos. Colihue, Buenos Aires 1996.

Literatur für Kinder und Jugendliche
 Cuentos del Mentiroso. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1978; überarbeitete Neuauflage: Grupo Editorial Norma, Buenos Aires, 2002; überarbeitete Neuauflage: Cántaro, Buenos Aires 2012.
 El remedio para el rey ciego. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1984.
 El Mentiroso entre guapos y compadritos. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1994.
 La recompensa del príncipe. Stella, Buenos Aires 1995.
 Historias de María Sapa y Fortunato. Sudamericana, Buenos Aires 1995; Neuauflage: Santillana, Buenos Aires 2001.
 El Mentiroso contra las Avispas Imperiales. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1997.
 La venganza del muerto. Alfaguara, Buenos Aires 1997.
 El que se enoja, pierde. El Ateneo, Buenos Aires 1999.
 Aventuras del capitán Bancalari. Alfaguara, Buenos Aires 1999.
 Cuentos de don Jorge Sahlame. Santillana, Buenos Aires 2001.
 El Viejo que Todo lo Sabe. Santillana, Buenos Aires 2001.
 Burladores burlados. Crecer Creando, Buenos Aires 2006.
 La venganza del muerto (revidierte Neuauflage, enthält die fünf Geschichten: Historia de María Sapa; Relato de mis travesuras; La fortuna de Fortunato; Hombre de recursos; La venganza del muerto), Alfaguara, Buenos Aires 2011.

Anthologien (als Herausgeber)
 Treinta y cinco cuentos breves argentinos. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1973.
 Treinta cuentos hispanoamericanos (1875–1975). Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1976.
 Cuentos argentinos de imaginación. Atlántida, Buenos Aires 1974.
 Treinta y seis cuentos argentinos con humor – siglo XX. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1976, ISBN 950-21-0431-5.
 Diecisiete cuentos fantásticos argentinos. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1978.
 Nosotros contamos cuentos. Plus Ultra, Buenos Aires 1987.
 Historias improbables. Antología del cuento insólito argentino. Alfaguara, Buenos Aires 2007.
 Ficcionario argentino (1840–1940). Cien años de narrativa: de Esteban Echeverría a Roberto Arlt. Losada, Buenos Aires 2012.
 Cincuenta cuentos clásicos argentinos. De Juan María Gutiérrez a Enrique González Tuñón. Losada, Buenos Aires 2016.

Kurzgeschichten (deutsch)
 Existe un hombre que tiene la costumbre de pegarme con un paraguas en la cabeza. 1972.
 deutsch: Da ist ein Mann, der die Gewohnheit hat, mir mit einem Schirm auf den Kopf zu schlagen. übersetzt von Vera Gerling, in: Von Skorpionen und anderen Alltagsgefahren, 2001. Neuveröffentlicht in: Gegen unendlich, AndroSF 56, p.machinery, Murnau 2017, ISBN 978-3-95765-079-5.
 Mera sugestión. 1976.
 deutsch: Reine Einbildung. übersetzt von Vera Gerling, in: Fantasia 214/214, edfc, Passau 2008, ISBN 978-3-939914-03-7.
 Supersticiones retributivas. 1982.
 deutsch: Einträglicher Aberglauben. übersetzt von Marion Kaufmann, in: Fantasia 586 (eBook), edfc, Passau 2016.
 Costumbres del alcaucil. 1995.
 deutsch: Die Eigenheiten der Artischocken. übersetzt von Marion Kaufmann, in: Am Erker. Zeitschrift für Literatur, Nr. 49, Münster 2004, . Neuveröffentlicht in: Fantasia 202/203, edfc, Passau 2006, ISBN 3-932621-93-X.
 Por culpa del doctor Moreau. 2005.
 deutsch: Schuld hat Dr. Moreau. übersetzt von Marion Kaufmann, in: Die rote Kammer, Frank W. Haubold (Hrsg.), edfc, Passau 2008, ISBN 978-3-939914-07-5. Neuveröffentlicht in: Gegen unendlich 13, AndroSF 93, p.machinery, Murnau 2018, ISBN 978-3-95765-124-2.
 La albufera de Cubelli. 2008.
 deutsch: Die Cubelli-Lagune. übersetzt von Marion Kaufmann, in: Fantasia 586 (eBook), edfc, Passau 2016. Neuveröffentlicht in: Gegen unendlich 15, AndroSF 109, p.machinery, Winnert 2019, ISBN 978-3-95765-172-3.

Einzeltitel (deutsch)
 Von Skorpionen und anderen Alltagsgefahren. ausgewählt und aus dem Spanischen übersetzt von Vera Gerling. Hainholz Verlag, Göttingen 2001, ISBN 3-932622-77-4.
 Vera Elisabeth Gerling, Andrea Schmittmann (Hrsg.): Problema resuelto/Problem gelöst. dup Düsseldorf University Press, Düsseldorf 2014, ISBN 978-3-943460-65-0. (spanisch/deutsch)

Essays
 El forajido sentimental. Incursiones por los escritos de Jorge Luis Borges. Losada, Buenos Aires 2011.

Interviews
 Siete conversaciones con Jorge Luis Borges, Casa Pardo, Buenos Aires 1974; Neuauflage (mit aktualisierten Anmerkungen): El Ateneo, Buenos Aires 1996; Neuauflage: El Ateneo, Buenos Aires 2001; Neuauflage: Losada, Buenos Aires 2007.
 Siete conversaciones con Adolfo Bioy Casares, Sudamericana, Buenos Aires 1992; Neuauflage: El Ateneo, Buenos Aires 2001; Neuauflage: Losada, Buenos Aires 2007.
 Conversaciones con Jorge Luis Borges, Losada, Buenos Aires 2017. Auswahl der Positionen von Borges, sortiert nach neun Rubriken: "Geografías", "Astucias literarias", "Tango", "Política", "Colegas argentinos", "Deportes", "Escritores españoles", "Dante Alighieri" und "Trabajos y bibliotecas". Hardcover, reich bebildert von Hugo Alberto Díaz ("HUADI") mit durchgehend farbigen Karikaturen

Ehrungen
 Primer Premio de Cuentos, verliehen vom Magazin Testigo. 1970
 Segundo Premio Municipal de Literatura, verliehen für El mejor de los mundos posibles. 1976
 Faja de honor de la S.A.D.E. (Sociedad Argentina de Escritores), für Cuentos del Mentiroso. 1978
 Primer Premio de Cuentos, verliehen von der Arcano-Stiftung. 1994
 Premio Konex, Literatura de Humor, verliehen von der Konex-Stiftung. 1994
 Segundo Premio Municipal de Literatura, für El rigor de las desdichas. 1994
 Premio Fantasía Infantil, für Historias de María Sapa y Fortunato. 1996
 Premio Eduardo Mallea, für das unveröffentlichte Romanmanuskript Un estilo de vida. 1995–1997

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Good food and quick. So much better than traditional fast food and about the same cost. Seems to be a high turnover in staff (like most such places) so service can be inconsistent, but otherwise a great stop when on the run.
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I am kind of addicted to the chicken bowls. I wish there was more seating and something to absorb sound (it's crazy loud in there) but the line moves quick and the food is both affordable and tasty.
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São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre is a Brazilian municipality located in the state of Minas Gerais. The city belongs to the mesoregion of Zona da Mata and to the microregion of Muriaé.  As of 2020, the estimated population was 3,024.

See also
 List of municipalities in Minas Gerais

References

Municipalities in Minas Gerais


In June 2012, the government of India announced a rule change for commercial cross-border financial flows.
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The residual maturity requirement at the time of purchase of the government security has been reduced from 5 years to 3 years.
Other long term investors such as Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs), Multilateral agencies, endowment funds, insurance funds, pension funds and foreign Central Banks to be registered with Securities and Exchange Board of Indiahave been allowed to invest in these securities.
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The lock in period for FII investment in infrastrucure funds has been reduced from 3 years to 1 year and the reisdual maturity required at the time of purchases has been reduced from 5 years to 15 months.


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