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Montine McLeod (Academy Award-winner Melissa Leo), a lonely flight attendant, and Omar Hassan, a 10 year-old Pakistani-American boy, are on a plane that is grounded in Longveiw, Texas on the morning of September 11th, 2001. When Montine learns of the boy's direct connection to the terrorist attacks, she makes the difficult decision to drive him home to his uncertain future in New York City. As they journey across American's vast heartland in the hours and days immediately following the terrorist attacks, Montine and Omar help each other discover the importance of tolerance redemption, acceptance and hope.
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1. Too Much2. Push3. Walk Alone4. Louder Than This5. Devil Ride6. Bitch, The7. Voice in the Rain8. Spaces in Between9. Dead Inside10. Save My Breath11. All in My Head12. Won't Let It Die (Run Mary)
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Before "Shaun of the Dead," Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright were behind this sharply funny Britcom. Pegg and Jessica Stevenson co-wrote and starred as Tim and Daisy, strangers who pretend to be a couple so they can rent a flat, leading them into a series of absurdly hilarious, pop culture reference-infused encounters with their boozy landlord Marsha (Julia Deakins), disturbed painter neighbor Brian (Mark Heap), Tim's wanna-be soldier pal Mike (Nick Frost), and Daisy's flighty friend Twist (Katy Carmichael). <> Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English; audio commentary by Pegg, Wright, Stevenson, others; deleted scenes; outtakes; photo gallery; biographies; music video. 14 episodes on 3 discs. 5 3/4 hrs.
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A tragedy brings together two strangers in this independent drama from director Travis Fine. Montine McLeod (Melissa Leo) is a forty-something flight attendant who is increasingly unhappy with her life; her mother is in the latter stages of Alzheimer's Disease, her brother is a minister whose congregation has turned their back on him, and she's been relying on alcohol to deal with the stress of her job and her family. Montine has developed a short temper and is on thin ice with her employers for telling off passengers, and she feels like she's about to explode when she has to look after a ten-year-old boy, Omar Hassan (Anthony Keyvan), who is flying on his own to a boarding school where he's won a scholarship. However, Montine's attitude changes with the space of a few hours; it's September 11, 2001, the flight Montine is working is grounded in Texas, and Omar is shocked when he hears that the World Trade Center was attacked, since his father works there as a janitor. Unable to fly and not sure what else to d
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Takes young viewers on exciting excursions into the wondrous worlds of science and the environment. Fast-paced, entertaining and enlightening series that makes the absurd and strange from insect eating to real-life bloodsuckers - interesting and AWESOME! Captivating content for elementary-aged students to learn about the world and beyond, all in the classroom! The Physical Science Series shines a spotlight on the innovations and boundary-breaking events of today. From spy technology to space suits to special effects, this series is sure to get young students pumped up about the future of science! Space! Canada has the "right stuff" to make significant contributions to space exploration. Canada's second arm in space has four cameras and can lift 100,000 kg; it became an important part of the International Space Station. Canadian astronauts describe their lengthy training for space missions in simulators and in labs. Their space suits must be flawlessly leak proof, or their blood would boil! Canadian astronaut Bjarni Tryggvason invented MIM, a micro gravity vibration isolation mount. Chris Hadfield and Marc Garneau have been CAPCOMS, the only person allowed to communicate directly with the shuttle crew in orbit.
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A tragedy brings together two strangers in this independent drama from director Travis Fine. Montine McLeod Melissa Leo is a forty-something flight attendant who is increasingly unhappy with her life; her mother is in the latter stages of Alzheimer's Disease her brother is a minister whose congregation has turned their back on him and she's been relying on alcohol to deal with the stress of her job and her family. Montine has developed a short temper and is on thin ice with her employers for telling off passengers and she feels like she's about to explode when she has to look after a ten-year-old boy Omar Hassan Anthony Keyvan who is flying on his own to a boarding school where he's won a scholarship. However Montine's attitude changes with the space of a few hours; it's September 11 2001 the flight Montine is working is grounded in Texas and Omar is shocked when he hears that the World Trade Center was attacked since his father works there as a janitor. Unable to fly and not sure what else to do Montine offers to drive Omar to New York City in the hope they can find his dad and en route two people with almost nothing in common learn a great deal about one another. THE SPACE BETWEEN received its world premiere at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival.
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Space for It All: In this meeting, Gangaji and Eli invite us to directly experience everything that arises in each moment, internally or externally—without judging it or naming it, without grasping or avoiding it, without projecting our past experience onto it. As we become aware of the conditioned survival strategies of the mind and the body, we can choose where to place our attention. Free of the mistaken identity with the narrow confines of the body’s drives and the mind’s constructs, we can welcome everything into the vastness of the all- inclusive heart of being.
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Montine McLeod (Academy Award-winner Melissa Leo), a lonely flight attendant, and Omar Hassan, a 10 year-old Pakistani-American boy, are on a plane that is grounded in Longveiw, Texas on the morning of September 11th, 2001. When Montine learns of the boy's direct connection to the terrorist attacks, she makes the difficult decision to drive him home to his uncertain future in New York City. As they journey across American's vast heartland in the hours and days immediately following the terrorist attacks, Montine and Omar help each other discover the importance of tolerance redemption, acceptance and hope.
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Takes young viewers on exciting excursions into the wondrous worlds of science and the environment. Fast-paced, entertaining and enlightening series that makes the absurd and strange from insect eating to real-life bloodsuckers - interesting and AWESOME! Captivating content for elementary-aged students to learn about the world and beyond, all in the classroom! The Physical Science Series shines a spotlight on the innovations and boundary-breaking events of today. From spy technology to space suits to special effects, this series is sure to get young students pumped up about the future of science! Space! Canada has the "right stuff" to make significant contributions to space exploration. Canada's second arm in space has four cameras and can lift 100,000 kg; it became an important part of the International Space Station. Canadian astronauts describe their lengthy training for space missions in simulators and in labs. Their space suits must be flawlessly leak proof, or their blood would boil! Canadian astronaut Bjarni Tryggvason invented MIM, a micro gravity vibration isolation mount. Chris Hadfield and Marc Garneau have been CAPCOMS, the only person allowed to communicate directly with the shuttle crew in orbit.
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Before "Shaun of the Dead," Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright were behind this sharply funny Britcom. Pegg and Jessica Stevenson co-wrote and starred as Tim and Daisy, strangers who pretend to be a couple so they can rent a flat, leading them into a series of absurdly hilarious, pop culture reference-infused encounters with their boozy landlord Marsha (Julia Deakins), disturbed painter neighbor Brian (Mark Heap), Tim's wanna-be soldier pal Mike (Nick Frost), and Daisy's flighty friend Twist (Katy Carmichael). <> Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English; audio commentary by Pegg, Wright, Stevenson, others; deleted scenes; outtakes; photo gallery; biographies; music video. 14 episodes on 3 discs. 5 3/4 hrs.
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