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	Movie Spoiler for the film - OPEN WATER
		Susan and Daniel jump into the water and are followed by the rest of the divers.
		Susan tells Daniel that they should swim to the boat that is closer, but Daniel says not to because it is still too far away.
		Susan is mad at Daniel and they argue about why they always have to separate from the group and do their own thing.
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	The Starks and My Entire Database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Joseph Auther BLANCHARD was born in 1938 in Sturgis, Michigan, U.S.A..
		Margaret Susan BLANCHARD was born in 1976 in Coudersport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A..
		Patty BLANCHARD was born in 1963 in Sturgis, Michigan, U.S.A..
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	Boulder Weekly \| Buzz \| Screen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		All Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis) wanted was a relaxing getaway from their busy lives.
		Susan has two cellphones, while Daniel drags along his laptop on their vacation in the Bahamas.
		Midway through their nightmare, Susan blurts out, "I wanted to go skiing!" a line that could be this year’s "Show me the money." But this is a film that rises and falls with the lead performances.
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	open water
		You've probably heard the synopsis: A yuppie couple, Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis), go scuba-diving on vacation and are left behind by the boat.
		Susan and Daniel are your typical eternally distracted drones, digitally attached to their jobs.
		Susan in particular is plagued by calls from the office, even when readying for departure; how much she would give to have an annoying cell phone a day or so later.
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	Welcome to the Best of New Orleans! Balcony Seats 08 31 04
		Based on actual events, Open Water is the story of Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis), a contemporary professional couple who take a quickie vacation from their busy lives to bask in the Bahamian sun and check out the aquatic splendors 60 feet under the ocean blue.
		Daniel and Susan surface to discover that their dive boat is nowhere to be found.
		Susan becomes seasick from bobbing endlessly in the gentle swells.
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	Open Water Review (2003)
		A harrassed yuppie couple, Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis) are off on their annual holiday.
		We are treated to the guide instructing the holidaymakers in the safety procedures, a minor drama when one tourist forgets his diving mask and can't partcipate, and once they commence the dive, one woman has problems with her ear and has to give up.
		At first Daniel and Susan wave their arms above their heads as they have been told when they realise the boat has left them behind, but it is clear this is having no benefit when nothing comes of it.
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	Open Water (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The guy on the dive boat in charge of counting the scuba divers makes a simple mistake, thinking 20 people are underwater so that when all 20 surface and are accounted for, the boat departs, leaving numbers 21 and 22, Susan and Daniel, behind.
		At first, Susan and Daniel are bravely nonchalant, reasoning that the error will quickly be realized and help will be on the way.
		As the two of them bob in the water for an hour, don't be surprised if you begin to get just as seasick as Susan, who finds her Dramamine wearing off too soon.
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	Maryland Historical Society Library: Philpot-Randall Family Papers 1726-1936, MS. 2816 - Finding Aid
		Their son Blanchard Randall (1857-1942) was a prominent businessmen in the firm of Bill and Fiske in Baltimore and a philanthropist who served on the City-Wide Congress held in 1911 to establish the Baltimore Museum of Art.
		Susan Katherine Brune (1860-1937), wife of Blanchard Randall, was the great-granddaughter of Ambrose Clark, a prominent Baltimore merchant who traded with the West Indies and Europe in the late 18th and early 19th Century.
		Blanchard Randall (1857-1942), son of Alexander Randall and Elizabeth Blanchard Randall, was a prominent Baltimore businessmen and philanthropist.
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	Open Water (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A glimpse of Susan’s hand holding Daniel’s on the plane indicates the couple is probably engaged but not yet married.
		Susan observes how hot it is in the room, and Daniel explains that the air conditioner is busted.
		Susan reaches out and touches a nurse shark as it glides across the sea floor and Daniel pets a giant, green moray eel; they see grouper and watch as a great barracuda with razor sharp teeth saunters by.
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	Maryland Historical Society Library: Brune-Randall Family Papers, 1782-1972, MS 2004 - Finding Aid
		Susan was born and raised in Baltimore, and her correspondence did not really begin until she began to travel during the summers from 1880 until 1885.
		Both Blanchard and her mother wrote from Baltimore, and Susan's letters from Deer Park are found in boxes 30 and 31 amd boxes 64 and 66.
		Susan's letters written to her daughters are found in their incoming letters boxes 13-19, 35, 99, 100, and 101.
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	Susan Blanchard Supersite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Susan Blanchard Ryan Messageboard - Questions and Comments for Susan Blanchard Ryan Questions and Comments for Susan Blanchard Ryan If you have any questions, comments or suggestions feel free to leave a messages.
		Susan E. or B. - Susan is from 1850 census (per K Marsh).
		Susan's married name andquot;Susan B. Longandquot; is mentioned in will of Josiah Blanchard #1322, v1W p442-443 in Piscataquis Reg.
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	Excite MOVIES
		It's only in exposition--as Susan and Daniel get to the island, have their little squabbles, get too tired to make love and kill flying mosquitoes in their hotel room--does the actors' inexperience flare up.
		Even when Susan and Daniel have a blowout while bobbing in the water about whose fault it is that they are in this predicament, it comes off a tad too forced.
		Ryan, however, redeems herself in the end, as emotions dance across her face when Susan is faced with making an ultimate decision.
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	Amazon.ca: Books: Self Leadership and the One Minute Manager: Increasing Effectiveness Through Situational Self ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Blanchard's point here is that managers are too busy and distracted to effectively mentor employees and that workers need to assume responsibility for their own failures and successes-seeking the advice of superiors only when they absolutely need to.
		However, in Blanchard's "business parable," self-reliance is found amid a background of invariably cheerful coworkers, loving, maternal bosses and implausibly charming strangers.
		Blanchard's first maxim is correct: "Ultimately, it's in your own best interest to accept responsibility for getting what you need to succeed in the workplace." But readers may find his fairytale enactment of it too saccharine to be practical.
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	Dr. Susan Blanchard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Susan Blanchard, PhD is the program director and faculty member in the Exceptional Student Education program.
		Blanchard's graduate work from USF includes a Master's in Emotional Handicaps with certification in Specific Learning Disabilities and a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction.
		Blanchard was on the faculty of Florida State University for twelve years before coming to the College of Education of St. Petersburg College.
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	Live From Hollywood & Vine
		A married couple, David (Daniel Travis) and Susan (Blanchard Ryan) take a much needed vacation and on the second day go out scuba diving.
		David and Susan are on a boat with 18 other people and a supposedly capable staff.
		David blames Susan for being so overworked that a hasty vacation was planned.
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	Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Self Leadership and the One Minute Manager
		Blanchard's impact as a writer is far reaching.
		Susan Fowler is one of the world's foremost experts on personal empowerment and has spoken on the subject in all fifty of the United States and more than twenty foreign countries.
		With Ken Blanchard and Laurence Hawkins she created -- and is the lead developer of -- Situational Self Leadership;®, which focuses on empowerment and taking the initiative when you're not in charge.
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	The Seattle Times: Movies: Suspense circles craftily in terrifying "Open Water"
		On a scuba-diving vacation, Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis) are accidentally left behind in the ocean by a tour boat.
		Susan and her boyfriend, Daniel (Daniel Travis), are garden-variety stressed-out yuppies going on a much-needed island holiday; and there's a bit too much tired banter involving burnout, sexual incompatibility and multiple cellphones in the movie's opening scenes.
		They're often barely perceptible, dark shapes in the ever-moving water — which is, as Susan says, almost as scary as seeing them clearly.
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	Metroactive Movies \| 'Open Water'
		Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis) are hanging on in a fast-paced world.
		There's a miscount of heads, and Daniel and Susan are left behind for a day and a night on the open sea.
		Their submerged dislike bobs to the surface, as when Susan overreacts to Daniel peeing in the water.
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	Film-Forward Review: [OPEN WATER] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		While vacationing in the Bahamas, married couple Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis) go scuba diving and find themselves stranded in the middle of the ocean when they resurface.
		The mistake that lands Susan and Daniel in this situation is so horrifyingly simple that we fear it as much as we do any shark fin.
		Blanchard Ryan and Daniel Travis deserve enormous praise for their portrayals of Susan and Daniel.
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	OPEN WATER - WIDESCREEN DVD
		Time extends--the couple is admirably panic-free for the first few hours of their abandonment--and then a few of the plot points (that Susan doesn't know not to drink salt water, for instance) strike as unrealistic.
		Meanwhile, the picture's spare sound design is somewhat oversold in duelling DTS-ES 6.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1 EX mixes, the former of which argues its case for being the superior option with a smoother timbre and less gimmicky directionality.
		The remaining two audio tracks house a pair of feature-length commentaries, the first reuniting Blanchard Ryan with her co-star Daniel Travis, the second teaming writer-director Chris Kentis with his wife, producer/cinematographer Laura Lau.
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	Film Review: Open Water
		Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (DanielTravis) jet off for a stress-busting holiday in the Bahamas.
		The expedition is painfully progressed by "man with clipboard", which includes numerous shots of him tallying the number of passengers (wrongly) and of the two empty spaces on the boat.
		Still, whether this piece of risible direction is more annoying than Susan and Daniel's agonisingly slow realisation that they have been left stranded is debatable.
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	McGlothlen Family Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		8 Susanna Blanchard Bayley 1790 - WFT Est.
		9 Ray Ashton Blanchard 1878 - WFT Est.
		9 H. Augustus Blanchard 1886 - WFT Est.
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	Arrow In The Head's movie review of Open Water: Blanchard Ryan/Susan, Daniel Travis/Daniel
		Blanchard Ryan (Susan) was swell eye-candy and presented a credible performance, on the whole.
		I did find her to be too subdued in places though, especially when taking into account the dire situation in which she was.
		T & A: Blanchard Ryan (Susan) graced us with her melons and her “bushy” landing strip while the ladies got Travis and a couple of other dudes doing the shirtless thing.
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	Open Water (2003) - A Hollywood Jesus Movie Review
		Even before they leave for the airport, we learn that Daniel and Susan's relationship is under strain from their workaholic lifestyles, and they need a vacation even more than they realized.
		For Susan (Blanchard Ryan) and Daniel (Daniel Travis), all they could do is stay afloat.
		Or would you do as Daniel and Susan did: in their final moments together, after all the terror and anguish, they ultimately reaffirmed their love for one another.
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	3BlackChicks Review™... Open Water (Cass) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Daniel (Daniel Travis) and Susan (Blanchard Ryan) are your typical yuppie couple more connected to their cell phones and the Internet than to each other.
		The next morning, Daniel and Susan join a group of 18 other divers on a charter boat for their diving excursion.
		But, the comments I heard as soon as I left the theater were, "WTF," "What a waste of time," and "I'm still waiting for the scary part." My immediate instinct was to agree with those comments, but it wasn't until the next day that I had a slight change of mind.
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	Blanchard Ryan
		Prior to her starring role in Open Water (2004), Blanchard Ryan had only acted in shorts and small budget films.
		Born and raised in New England, Ryan moved to New York City after graduating from the University of New Hampshire with a BA in Political Philosophy.
		Needless to say, Blanchard is an avid hockey fan.
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	:: rogerebert.com :: Open Water (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		They come from a world of SUVs and cell phones and busy work schedules, and now their lives have been reduced to the fact that they are floating in the ocean.
		Their dialogue is believable: No poetry, no philosophy, no histrionics, just the way people talk when they know each other well and are trying to kid themselves that things are not as bad as they seem.
		There is even a period when Susan discusses whether this might have all been Daniel's fault: He spent too much time looking at that damned eel.
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	Susanna M. EELLS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		(5) and the fact that the DOB as calculated from Susan Blanchard's age at death on her grave stone (between 21 Jan 1805 and 20 Jan 1806) is is similar to Susanna Eells' VR DOB in Freeport of 24 Jan 1806;
		Thus, the link between these Blanchard descendants below and the John Eells who immigrated to Dorchester in 1633 is based on this PROBABILITY that Susan (Eells) Blanchard is the same person as Susanna Eells of Freeport.
		SOURCES: Her birth as Susanna Eells is from Freeport VR Bk A, p72 (24 Jan 1806), EellsFH p99 (as unsourced "Susannah"), and from age at death (78) on gravestone (DOB calc at bet 21 Jan 1805 and 20 Jan 1806).
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	Bi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		BLANCHARD Haskett D., 24, shoemaker, residence: Weymouth, son of Marcus and Hannah D. Married 18 Feb 1846 in Weymouth to
		BLANCHARD Mary A., 23, residence: Winchendon, daughter of Stephen and Rebecca
		BREED Susan A., 2nd marriage, 29, born: Lynn, daughter of...
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	Jane Fonda,Henry Fonda,Susan Blanchard,Oscar Hammerstein II,Peter Fonda,Ossining,bullet wound,The Blacklisted Journalist
		Susan Blanchard, the stepdaughter of Oscar Hammerstein II.
		She lives in New York with another daughter, Amy, who was adopted when Susan Blanchard was still Mrs.
		In May of 1956, Susan Blanchard and Henry Fonda were divorced.
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	The "Open Water (2004) " Review.
		Pic based on a true story, starts off with a couple who head off for a much needed holiday to an island resort as their marriage is clearly on the rocks due to Susan’s work.
		After settling in, plans for scuba are made and the open water divers clearly are out to do their own bit of exploring away from the group.
		While the sharks circle, the blame-game starts falling into place as Susan is gunned at for her career taking priority and Daniel is condemned for his overconfident diving habits.
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