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National Society of Film Critics: Waltzing and Happy
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BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS *1. Hanna Schygulla (The Edge of Heaven) - 29 (Strand Releasing) 2. Viola Davis (Doubt) - 29 (on fewer ballots) 3. Penelope Cruz (Vicky Cristina Barcelona) - 24
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR *1. Eddie Marsan (Happy-Go-Lucky) 41 (Miramax) 2. Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight) - 35 3. Josh Brolin (Milk) - 29
BEST ACTRESS *1. Sally Hawkins (Happy-Go-Lucky) - 65 (Miramax) 2. Melissa Leo (Frozen River) - 33 3. Michelle Williams (Wendy and Lucy) - 31
BEST ACTOR *1. Sean Penn (Milk) - 87 (Focus Features) 2. Mickey Rourke (The Wrestler)- 40 3. Clint Eastwood (Gran Torino)- 38
BEST PICTURE *1. Waltz with Bashir (Ari Folman) - 26 (Sony Pictures Classic) 2. Happy-Go-Lucky 20 2. WALL-E (20)
BEST DIRECTOR *1. Mike Leigh (Happy-Go-Lucky) - 36 (Miramax) 2. Gus Van Sant (Milk, Paranoid Park) - 20 3. Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) -16
BEST NONFICTION FILM *1. Man on Wire (James Marsh) - 55 (Magnolia) 2. Trouble the download full length movies Water (Tia Lessin and Carl C. Deal) - 34 3. Encounters at the End of the World (Werner Herzog) - 26
BEST SCREENPLAY *1. Happy-Go-Lucky (Mike Leigh) - 29 2. A Christmas Tale (Arnaud Desplechin) - 24 3. Synecdoche, New York (Charlie Kaufman) - 17
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY *1. Slumdog Millionaire (Anthony Dod Mantle) - 29 (Fox Searchlight) 2. Flight of the Red Balloon (Lee Ping-Bing) - 22 3. The Dark Knight (Wally Pfister) - 18 4. Still Life (Yu Lik-Wai )
BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM - Ken Jacobs’ Razzle Dazzle.
FILM HERITAGE AWARDS The Criterion Collection for finally making Samuel Fuller’s suppressed “White Dog” (1982) available to a wide American audience via DVD release.
“The Exiles,” Kent Mackenzie’s realistic 1961 independent film about Native Americans in Los Angeles. (Restored by Ross Lipman of the UCLA Television and Film Archives and distributed by Milestone.)
Flicker Alley for releasing DVD collections of rare early U.S. and foreign silent films. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment for its DVD set “Murnau, Borzage and Fox.”
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Get Your Tmobile Employer Discount [Tmobile]
wanna deliver on your tmobile bill? ask your company’s partnership rep if they have an company discount available. then you can entreat tmobile corporate migrations at 877-453-8824 and declare your dismiss. in occurrence, if you google that number, you can find the names of a number of companies and organizations that give their members tmobile discounts. perhaps you belong to whole of them. (thanks to romeo!) (photo: ed yourdon)
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Knowing Trailer
knowing : a thriller starting nicolas in,rose byrne,chandler canterbury,ben mendelsohn,terry camilleri.directed by alex proyas.will be released on 20 cortege 2009.watch the video just now. video : similar posts: duplicity trailer race to beldam mountain trailer madea goes to jail …
Get Smart: The Complete Series
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For me, Get Smart was such a formative TV experience that it’s hard to know exactly where to begin. I was raised on a steady diet of classic TV series — the usual suspects like “I Love Lucy,” “Andy Griffith” and “The Honeymooners” — but Get Smart (which I caught in re-runs on Nick at Nite) was one of the first TV shows that appealed to my developing sense of humor; a silly, scattered send-up of secret agents, I was a fan of Maxwell Smart’s before I ever laid eyes on a James Bond flick.
That the show is as funny as I remember it is a relief. Often, when revisiting childhood memories, you’re chagrined to discover the objects of your affection can be a little tarnished. As producer Rory Mach writes in the booklet accompanying the first season, “Looking back with the clarity of hindsight, the success of ‘Get Smart’ seems never to have been in doubt. Indeed,…Read the entire review
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Week in Games: Gone to the Dogs [New Releases]
the first multiplatform drop of 2009 goes out tuesday, but bracelets, i’d pace around it like it was a swamp. B & B in the interest dogs, based on a movie of the same name, smells a smidge shovel-y.
Also this week, PC gamers get Saint’s Row 2. The rest of the haul? Not our kind, dear. All told, seven for the DS, three for the Wii, two for the PC and PS2, one for the PS3, PSP and 360.
Monday (Jan. 5) Paws & Claws: Pampered Pets (DS) Saints Row 2 (PC) M&Ms Adventure (PS2) Paws & Claws Pet Resort (Wii)
Tuesday (Jan. 6) Bigfoot (DS) Retro Game Challenge (DS) Big Bang Mini (DS) Jumble Madness (DS) Hotel for Dogs (DS, PC, PS2, PS3, Wii, 360) Fishing Master World Tour (Wii)
Friday (Jan. 9) Animated (DS)
Source: Gamestop
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The Shetland Pony, Biggest Loser and Three Posts in a Cage Match
wow, great feedback pattern week on whether “massages during church” should be included in the laws. some folks loved it, some said it was average. thanks for being unequivocal.today, i thought i’d do a impolite stack of essays, with three micro ideas instead of one long rambling essay. if you could on the contrary choose two of these three, which two would you put in the book? pretend it’s a no holds barred cage match, which two are walking out?(my hope is that i can be suited to all three, but i’ve put this book on a crash diet and have it running on a treadmill with a piano and a small shetland pony strapped to its back and jillian from the show biggest nebbish yelling at it. “you think, you’re ample enough to be printed? you dream up you’re paper worthy? is that what you judge devise? you gotta be funnier than that! you gotta want it!” i am weird.)essay #1 - using “let me request about it” as a synonym for “no.”i love when someone asks us to help out-dated at church and as opposed to of saying, “no” we reply, “let me pray helter-skelter it.” really? i asked you to help me sing up tomorrow night after the youth place and you feel in the mood for that’s something you deprivation to run passed the savior of the community? he’s successful to give you the thumbs up or thumbs down on whether or not you can advise me chimney-stack chairs for seven minutes?unshakeable, there are lots of situations that nickname for a “pause while i pray” response. but i judge devise that 37% of the time when we say “let me pray about it” we are just saying that so we can put on ice the rejection and can later email the person a giving no instead of doing it in himself.essay #2 - love offeringsa love offering is lenient of a “volunteer offering” the church takes up during festive occasions liking for when a puppet group from guam (named “strings of mercy”) is performing at your church. it’s really not that willing nonetheless because if you don’t contribute anything you’re essentially telling everyone that your determination is not full of love. by not putting a couple of bucks in the sacrifice plate you’re in reality putting in a big fistful of hate. i care when the ushers tranquil a sisterhood offering they would say entirely loud when someone didn’t give, “oh, you don’t have any love for the magical time of puppetry? i guess love your neighbor doesn’t include puppeteers? razor-sharp.”essay #3 - church names that sound like conniver clothing stores.my cousin attends a church called “warehouse 242.” there’s another church in his area called, “elevation.” in durham, north carolina there’s a church simply called “the summit.” i’m not undeviating when it happened, but at some substance we started naming our churches after stores that sell designer jeans. and i’m cool with that. i don’t think you be struck by to name something the “back to the bible holiness church” which is outside of atlanta in case you want to attend.i cogitate on it might be a great thing to have a funky name because it opens up some believable conversations with people. believe you’re at assignment on monday and someone says, “what’d you do this weekend?” you can comeback “i hung out at promotion.” your benefactor will then say, “is that the strange salsa/techno/hip hop/southern cambodian traditional caper club? i’ve heard the girls in that proper are ridiculous.” at which point you can then say, “no, it’s a church” and then proceed to share the entire gospel with him and possibly baptize him in the bankrupt room sink.ok, it might not go down exactly that way, but at the unfurnished least, saying you went to “elevation” is going to at least keep the conversation rolling and if possible sober-sided Lothario some questions. if you said, “i went to ‘god is awesome, praise agreeable baby jesus cathedral of hope and light’ greater than the weekend,” your friend might throw an imaginary smoke bomb and climb out of a window to get out of the conversation. which is never a good thing.
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JERUSALEM (CNN) — Israeli warplanes continued to pound Hamas targets in Gaza on Friday, as the world waited to see if Israel would decide to launch a ground attack.
Smoke rises after an Israeli airstrike on Gaza Friday morning.
The Israeli government has said the airstrikes — aimed at stopping Hamas from firing rockets into southern Israel — are only the beginning of a wider military operation.
Israel has moved tanks to the outskirts of Gaza and called up at least 2,000 army reservists.
On Friday, an Israeli airstrike hit a fuel depot in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza, sending a huge fireball skyward on the seventh day of Israel’s unrelenting military campaign against Hamas militants.
Among Palestinians killed Friday were three boys playing in a lot next to a home belonging to a Hamas military leader in Khan Yunis, in southern Gaza, Palestinian officials said.
Robert Serry, the U.N. special coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, said during a video news conference that much of Gaza’s infrastructure has been destroyed.
"Protection of civilians, the fabric of Gaza, the future of the peace process and regional stability — all are trapped between the irresponsibility of Hamas rocket attacks and the excessiveness of Israel’s response," he said from Jerusalem.
"And … with Israeli tanks on Gaza’s border, it is absolutely imperative now that we find an immediate and lasting way out to avoid an even deeper and deadlier conflict."
The number of rockets sent by militants from Gaza into Israel decreased Friday, CNN’s Ben Wedeman reported. The average of 70 a day was down to just over 30, he said, quoting Israel Defense Forces.
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Palestinian medical sources said Friday that at least 421 people have been killed and 2,200 wounded in Gaza since the raids began early last Saturday.
Israeli police and military officials said four people — three of them civilians — have died in the weeklong fighting. Another 57 have been wounded.
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Suicides in national parks increase in 2008
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Colleen Perry: New Year’s Resolution: To Be Happy in 2009, Stop Dieting!
It’s that time of year again folks… time to make that all-important New Year’s resolution. I feel like the odd-one-out by having a different goal for myself than to lose weight. In fact, the phrase “On Monday I’m starting my diet” has become so common place in our culture, no one bats an eye when they hear it… no one but an eating disorder specialist, that is!
When I hear someone say they are “dieting” my skin crawls and I want to shake some sense into them. How can millions of Americans still be lulled into dieting by the promise that “this time it will work?” It’s like a mass delusion we are allowing ourselves to buy into. It truly makes me crazy!!
In order to break out of our delusion, we must acknowledge the crucial fact regarding dieting and weight loss — dieting does not work. At any given moment, some 20 million Americans are actively dieting, and 95% of them will regain that weight and probably more. Most people will blame themselves for their failure to lose weight, without seeing that they were set up to fail by thinking that losing weight by dieting was plausible. Here are two main reasons why dieting doesn’t work:
1. Set Point — The human body has a variety of survival mechanisms designed to maintain its optimal weight. These mechanisms perceive a restriction of food intake as an emergency, like starvation, and make adjustments so that the body holds on to precious pounds instead of letting them go. Everyone’s body has a particular weight range of between 5 to 10 pounds at which our bodies are the healthiest and work the most efficiently. This “set point” can be influenced by diet, heredity, age, health, and activity level; but generally speaking, each of us has a natural weight our bodies want to be. In fact, our bodies fight to maintain this optimal weight (homeostasis).
When we restrict our calories through dieting, this is interpreted as starvation, which causes our metabolism to decrease and our body to slow down to preserve calories. On the flip side, a larger amount of food is a signal to speed up the metabolism to compensate for calories that are not needed. This is the way our bodies are designed to work in order to keep us at a natural, healthy weight. Now this weight might be higher or lower than you think it should be, but it’s the one your body wants to maintain as optimal. As long as you are not starving (dieting) or stuffing (binging) yourself, you can eat a variety of foods — more on some days, less on others — and stay a stable (homeostasis) size. This is the hard part for most of us…this size is not yours to determine, it is only yours to accept and ultimately love. This is where all of your hard work needs to go, self-acceptance and self-love, and not be wasted on dieting.
2. Water Balance — Rapid water loss accounts for almost all of the weight decrease during the early stages of a restrictive diet. When the body is deprived of blood sugar via restrictive carbohydrate consumption, the liver will first break down its own stored sugar (glycogen), and then converts amino acids from muscle protein into sugar. Now, here’s the “science” part; the glycogen and amino acid molecules are both surrounded by water which is released from the cells, passes to the kidneys, and is excreted as urine. This is the reason dieters initially can lose several pounds of (water) weight quickly. However, the kidneys adapt to this loss of water by retaining sodium and consequently, water. It’s this adaptation of the kidneys that causes dieters to experience a weight loss “plateau.”
And so it is that this water-retaining principle combined with a decreased metabolism can cause a weight rebound when you begin to eat normally and your body perceives that it is no longer in danger of starvation. In order for any type of weight loss to be successful, your body needs time to adjust to a new way of life, whether that means incorporating more movement and less overall calories or movement and calories coming from healthier sources, wherein the balancing of water and metabolism are crucial. (Bulimia: A Guide to Recovery)
Oprah’s weight struggles exemplify this principle. The major problem Oprah faces is not obesity, but body-acceptance. It’s clear that Oprah’s body was never meant to be comfortable at a set-point that makes her a size 6. Unfortunately, with each new “failure,” the desire to be this unnatural size consumes her.
I recently read an interview where she states how disappointed she is with herself for gaining back the weight she had lost… and why did she gain it back? Because she was fasting on liquids which her body interpreted as starvation, her metabolism slowed down, so that when she began eating solid foods again, her metabolism wasn’t prepared to make use …
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As Recession Bites, Global Politics Turn Dirty
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ISRAEL DOUBTS ARAB CLAIM GILAD SCHALIT HURT
israeli officials and the idf on monday questioned the reliability of reports by the al-jazeera network and egyptian media that captured idf soldier gilad schalit was injured in an iaf strike on the gaza strip. the idf released a statement on monday saying that “gilad schalit is a valuable asset for hamas. we believe it …
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What’s On Tonight: Independence Bowl, Nick News, Robot Chicken
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