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Originally Posted by
Mike Frezon 
My daughter's teacher once showed her middle school class Dances With Wolves as part of Native American Studies curriculum.

Her introduction to the fine art of scalping and Kevin Costner's a$$.
In our case, seems like showing Glory (to 5th graders) has become a pretty standard thing at that school now, not just some regenade teacher doing his/her own thing, so maybe they do indeed have some edited PG version for that although I really don't know for sure. I mean my own kids aren't quite that squeamish about some blood on screen anymore particularly since Glory doesn't exactly glorify the violence and such like plenty of other PG-13 flicks nowadays, but yeah, I can see some/many other kids being more squeamish about it despite the reverential treatment given to the subject matter.
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Originally Posted by
Michael Reuben 
Well, I just tried to fix it for you, without success.

I even tried a different link, cut directly from the Amazon sale.
It appears that only Adam has the magic touch.
Hmmm... Looks to me like the software is (selectively) trying to convert Amazon links so that they do a redirect w/ referral credit to HTF, but in the process, it's converting all the ampersands (ie. "&") in the url into "
&", which effectively breaks the links at least in this case. The proper ampersand characters are needed to delimit input parameters being passed to Amazon's site server to determine all sorts of stuff like which page, etc. to show the user, who gets the referral credit, etc. etc. But the extra "
amp;" added is probably causing problems for Amazon in interpreting the parameters.
I tried a kludgey way around it by (reducing the link to its simplest/shortest form and then) escaping the ampersand characters w/ a forward slash (ie. "\&"), and that seemed to work a couple times in preview mode, but it was causing the Huddler software to *not* convert/redirect the link when it actually worked. However, after a couple more tries, the software somehow seemed to wise up and convert/redirect my manually altered link anyway, resulting in the same broken link problem.
www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=amb_link_85706131_2
Oh, I also tried the url encoded version of ampersand, ie. "%26", but the software doesn't do anything w/ that (to decode it for proper redirection).
www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=amb_link_85706131_2
Oh well... Guess it's something Huddler needs to fix.
_Man_