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This is the toughest–and most hotly debated–question among modern evangelicals interested in some level in Christian history today. Should we read the works of men who held slaves? Can we profit from them? I come to this issue with my own perspective and background, those which God gave me. It was helpful for me to [Read More…]
Can Modern Christians Learn Theology from Slaveowners?
The Art and Utility of Christian Biography
Over at the Gospel Coalition, A. Donald MacLeod, an eminent Christian historian, has penned a piece entitled "The Joys and Frustrations of a Christian Biographer." The piece is a slightly edited version of the commencement message he delivered at Westminster East in the spring of 2011. I read it then and have read it again [Read More…]
Walking the Sawdust Trail: The Altar-Call and its Use in American Evangelicalism
"The pastor closes his sermon: "The Holy Spirit bids you come. The congregation, praying, hoping, expectant, bids you come. On the first note of the first stanza, come down one of these stairways, down one of these aisles. May angels attend you. May the Holy Spirit of God encourage you. May the presence of Jesus [Read More…]
Henry Center Travelogue, Day Three: Evangelical Identity and Ringo Starr
I'm in Hong Kong with the Henry Center, my employer, as we're hosting an international conference on evangelical identity. I'll be blogging about the conference on the Henry Center blog and will cross-post here. The conference has now started in earnest. We're at the YMCA International House on Waterloo Street, right in the middle of [Read More…]
Get to Know a Puritan: The Puritan Reading Challenge
I have been meaning to tell readers of this blog about a great program going on over at my friend Timmy Brister's blog, Provocations & Pantings. Timmy is an MDiv student at Southern Seminary with a great passion for church health, evangelism, and the glorification of God. He's a good friend and an encouragement to [Read More…]
A Short List of Important History Biographies: 1-3
In the spirit of the lists posted by historians Sean Lucas and Michael Haykin, I offer my own humble little list of my favorite history biographies. 1. George Marsden, Jonathan Edwards–If you haven't read this, you are missing out on a masterpiece of readable, richly textured history. Marsden sets Edwards's context as well as one [Read More…]


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Bulldogs Set For Home Opening Weekend
Aug 28, 2013
ATHENS, Ga. --- The Georgia soccer team is set to open the 2013 home slate this weekend, hosting in-state rival Mercer (1-0-1) on Friday night at 7 p.m. before welcoming Furman (0-1-0) for a Sunday game at 2 p.m., both at the UGA Soccer Stadium.
Georgia will offer live video coverage for both contests on Georgiadogs.com with commentary from Kevin Copp beginning just prior to kickoff. Live scoring will also be available on Georgiadogs.com.
Georgia in Home Openers: The Bulldogs are 12-4-2 all-time in home openers, including last season's 1-0 double overtime win over UNC Greensboro on Aug. 17.
Georgia has won six of the last eight home openers since 2005, outscoring opponents 20-5 in those games.
Last Time Out: The Georgia soccer team posted a 2-0 win over Houston on Sunday afternoon at the Carl Lewis International Complex, with a pair of first half goals from senior Nikki Hill and freshman Rachel Garcia making the difference.
The Bulldogs returned home from their tour of the Lone Star State with the split, starting the 2013 season with a record of 1-1 as they were able to avenge Friday night's 2-0 loss to Texas. Houston also sits at 1-1 to start the year after the loss.
Defensively, Georgia limited Houston to just one shot, which didn't come until the 89th minute. It marked just the fifth time in program history a Bulldog opponent had been held to one shot in a game. Georgia has twice kept an opponent from taking a shot and nearly did so Sunday.
About the Bulldogs: The 2013 Bulldogs return six regular starters and 15 letterwinners from last season, including first team All-South Region and second team All-SEC defender Torri Allen as well as the team's leading offensive player from 2012 in senior Nicole Locandro (4g, 3a, 11p). Additionally, the squad welcomed in 16 newcomers, including two Gatorade high school state players of the year in Marion Crowder (Mississippi) and Rachel Garcia (Georgia).
Georgia's 2013 schedule is again a difficult one, with the squad set to face off against six NCAA Tournament teams from last season. Georgia will play 11 home games and will only meet 11 of the 13 SEC teams this season in the second year of conference expansion, missing out on Vanderbilt and Tennessee during the regular season in 2013.
Looking at the Bears: Mercer makes the trip to Athens with a 1-0-1 record to start the season, coming off a 10-0 win over Alabama A&M and a 2-2 tie to Georgia State on the opening weekend.
Early on, three Bears players already have two goals to their name, including Annie Barrett, Tess Patton, and Sydney Brogden. Of Mercer's three active keepers, Maggie Cropp has played the most time in goal with 132 minutes played, with four saves and two goals allowed.
Mercer was picked to finish tied for third in the 2013 Atlantic Sun preseason coaches poll, with junior Lauren Gassie named to the league's preseason team. Gassie led Mercer with 19 points in 2012, tallying six goals and seven assists. Gassie, senior Devon Fry, and the sophomore Cropp, were each named to the TopDrawerSoccer.com top-20 players to watch in the A-Sun.
The Bears finished with a program-record 13 wins in 2012 going 13-5-3, reaching their fifth Atlantic Sun tounament title game in six seasons. The squad returns nine of last year's starters, including All-Atlantic Sun selections Patton and Cropp.
Georgia is 9-0-1 all-time vs. Mercer, most recently earning a 2-1 win over the Bears in 2011. The Bulldogs are 23-0-4 vs. Atlantic Sun teams.
Looking at the Paladins: Furman makes the trip to Athens after opening its 2013 campaign at 0-1, falling to Clemson on Sunday by a 1-0 score. Their Friday night game vs. Presbyterian was postponed due to weather and was rescheduled for this Friday night before the Paladins head to Georgia.
After finishing 16-3-3 and advancing to the final of the Southern Conference tournament in 2012, Furman was tabbed to win the SoCon by the coaches heading into this season. Sophomore Stephanie DeVita, the 2012 SoCon Player and Freshman of the Year, highlighted a group of five Paladins who were named to the 11-member preseason All-SoCon team this off-season. Furman midfielders Caitlin Shelton and Hannah Stanifer were also named to the All-SoCon squad along with defender Ali Simpson and goalkeeper Rose Hull.
Georgia is 5-0-1 all-time against Furman including last season's 2-1 victory, while the Bulldogs are 22-0-1 all-time vs. SoCon foes.
Milestone Nearing For Holeman: Georgia fourth-year head coach Steve Holeman is nearing a milestone in his career, as he sits just three wins shy of 200. Holeman's all-time record is 197-149-39 (.563) in 19 seasons. The longest-tenured active coach in the Southeastern Conference, Holeman coached one year at Auburn, 15 years at Ole Miss, and has completed three at UGA.
Next Up: Georgia will next play a split weekend, hosting Jacksonville next Friday night before playing UNC Greensboro on the road on Sunday. The Spartans are coached by former UGA assistant coach and volunteer coach Steve Nugent, who is in his third season at the helm of the UNCG program.
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A Prairie Home Companion's Radio Romance tour hits the road coast-to-coast this summer, starring host and writer Garrison Keillor, singer Aoife O'Donovan, comedian Fred Newman, and Rich Dworsky and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with guitarist Pat Donohue and violinist/mandolinist Richard Kriehn, two hours of duet singing, absurd improv with sound effects, Guy Noir Private Eye, poetry, outright foolishness, and the News from Lake Wobegon.
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We're almost upon Christmas, which means it's time for normal YouTube and other video channels to do their own take on Christmas.
We've collected a bunch of our favorites over the past few weeks, so sit back with your cup of hot cocoa and watch some funny Christmas-related-geekery:
First up, here's a Windows-themed take on the classic "Christmas Carol" tale:
Next, we get a holiday themed version of "Carol of the Bells", courtesy of puppet channel "Glove and Boots":
Here are a couple of Lego-themed holiday videos:
Video game fans who don't have a fireplace or a TV that shows off a yule log can fire up this 8-bit version:
And finally, it wouldn't be Christmas on the Internet without some cat videos:
Merry Christmas everyone! Enjoy the holidays!
Keith Shaw rounds up the best in geek video in his ITworld.tv blog. Follow Keith on Twitter at @shawkeith. For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
Watch some more cool videos: Watch this trailer for Lego's 'The Yoda Chronicles' Web series BBC gives Doctor Who fans an Amy/Rory postscript Supercut: Lego Lord of the Rings game cutscenes in one video The Year in Review, courtesy of Twitter Juggling Disney robot hopefully won't attack guests


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I don't see a large market for people who would purchase an escalade and actually want to take it offroading or off pavement. But good luck to them, I don't see this being very popular. They might as well call it "End of the world Escalade Upgrade" where they upgrade your escalade to prepare for doomsday conditions or even "Zombie Proof Escalade" which would probably be more popular lol.
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Certified ScrumMaster for Game Development
We are pleased to announce the first fruits of a collaboration between remote control productions GmbH, a Munich based game production house, and ScrumCenter, the leading Scrum training and coaching company. Over the past few months, RCP and ScrumCenter have developed a Certified ScrumMaster for Game Development course, combining RCP's game development know-how with ScrumCenter's Scrum expertise.
With a combination of theory and game industry related exercises, you will learn how to:
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The course will deepen your understanding of the principles and practices of Scrum and provide you with an understanding of the pre-requisites and organisational changes that are necessary to enable Scrum to be successful.
On completion of the course and after taking and passing an online test, you will be awarded the designation "Certified ScrumMaster" and a one year membership of the Scrum Alliance.
The first Certified ScrumMaster for Game Development course will be taught in German and will be held on 28th and 29th October in Munich. Generous earlybird and group discounts are available. More information can be found in the course flyer, which also contains a registration form.


text: Share: Categories Content, Customer Experience, Email & eCRM Training: Copywriting for Web and Email - Bristol Master the skills to produce effective web and email copy that attracts, informs, entertains, retains, interacts with, and drives response from a digital audience Summary Agenda Tutors Directions You will learn to: Understand how your audience interacts with digital content as opposed to print Create the most effective web copy that attracts and extends the journey of more visitors Write both to engage your audience and to attract search engines Appeal effectively to both B2B and B2C audiences Create emails and email campaigns that drive improved results Programme Includes: (1 day course) Introduction to writing for digital channels How do readers 'see' digital content? The skim factor Skimmers and scanners v longer readers Web usability research and what it means for effective writing Mobile – where else your customers and audience might read your copy Breaking down the brief Getting started with a digital mind-frame Importance of key words and phrases How to sell digital copy Making the most of each medium – websites, emails, ads What will work, where? Checklist for effective web writing Expanding the content for web pages How SEO affects digital content – where else will your headlines appear? Which words are the most important on a web page? And why? Understanding 'call to action' the digital way Making emails and email marketing campaigns work harder Who reads marketing emails? Who doesn't? And why? Getting the subject line right Not getting sent straight to spam Effective email copy Golden rules and cardinal sins Test test test – what to test and why Editing and repurposing content for digital channels Key points to consider when repurposing or editing content At what stage digital content should be considered Quick wins with little effort When copy alone is not enough... Making sure enhanced content is working just as hard for you. Key editing do's and don'ts How to start incorporating the day's principles within other digital copy opportunities Tim Tucker Tim Tucker is an independent digital content marketing strategist and copywriting specialist. He is a digital consultant for the Content Marketing Association, for which he plans and hosts regular monthly digital breakfast events in London. Tim has worked across a diverse range of digital environments, from B2C and B2B companies, to charities and government organisations, including the the National Trust, Nationwide Building Society, Nokia and the UK Government's Cabinet Office. Prior to going independent Tim worked for 17 years in magazine publishing, at Future Publishing and Immediate Media. He now provides training and consultancy to some of the UK's leading publishing and media organisations, including Time Inc, Harper Collins, Hachette UK, The Telegraph Media Group, News International, Reed Business Information, Egmont UK and BBC Magazines.


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/// CBS Takes the Wraps Off Fall Premiere Schedule
The unofficial motto of CBS may as well be "If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It," and that laissez-faire philosophy informs everything from the network's programming slate to its fall premiere schedule. While NBC will get a head start on the 2012-13 TV season by bowing the bulk of its new and returning series in early September, CBS is staying true to its roots. The Tiffany Network announced today it will unveil the lion's share of its new series during broadcast's traditional Premiere Week. First up for CBS is the freshman comedy Partners , which premieres Monday, Sept. 24, in the 8:30 p.m. slot formerly occupied by 2 Broke Girls . Leading out of How I Met Your Mother , Partners will go head-to-head with two competition series (NBC's The Voice , ABC's Dancing With the Stars ) and a pair of dramas (Fox's Bones and the CW's 90210 ). The moody period piece Vegas arrives on Tuesday, Sept. 25, leading out of NCIS: Los Angeles . As CBS's 10 p.m. entry, the cops-and-mobsters drama squares off against NBC's Parenthood and ABC's Private Practice , making it the hour's only destination on the dial for fans of crime and punishment. Jonny Lee Miller is the latest in a long line of actors to don the deerstalker in Elementary , a drama that transplants Sherlock Holmes to present-day New York. Lucy Liu co-stars as Dr. Joan Watson, a "sober companion" charged with keeping the recovering addict Holmes on the straight and narrow. Elementary bows Thursday, Sept. 27 at 10 p.m., opposite ABC's sophomore Beltway drama Scandal and the NBC newsmagazine Rock Center With Brian Williams . The final CBS show to make an entrance this fall is the sassy, brassy legal drama Made in Jersey . Starring Janet Montgomery as a street smart Italian-American woman who lands a job as a first-year associate at a white-shoe Manhattan law firm, Made in Jersey begins its opening arguments on Friday, Sept. 28.
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The event took place in China's western Xinjiang region on Thursday, July 11. Ma Ailun, a 23-year-old flight attendant with China Southern Airlines, was electrocuted when she took a phone call as her iPhone was charging. The news was first reported by the Xinhua news agency, which quoted local police as saying, "Her neck had an obvious electronic injury." It is possible the cord being used to charge the device was defective or damaged, which could lead to such an event.
The woman's sister posted details about the electrocution to a Chinese microblogging site similar to Twitter, where the news went viral. In her message, she urged iPhone users to be careful about answering calls when the device is plugged in.
"We are deeply saddened to learn of this tragic incident and offer our condolences to the Ma family. We will fully investigate and cooperate with authorities in this matter," Apple said in a statement. Further details were not provided and Apple didn't comment further on the matter.
This isn't the first time that smartphones have been blamed for death or injury.
[ iPhone users, beware violent robbers. Read Smartphone Makers Asked To Fight 'Apple-Picking.' ]
Just last week, an 18-year-old woman in Switzerland was badly burned when her Samsung Galaxy S III exploded in her pocket. The explosion set fire to her pants. Thankfully, her employer was able to rescue her, but not before she suffered third-degree burns to her thigh. Be warned, these pictures of the burn are graphic.
Of the incident, Samsung said, "Once we have been able to contact this person, we will launch a thorough investigation to shed light on the accident and, in this context, what is left of the phone will probably be sent to Korea." The representative went on to say that Samsung is "sorry that Ms. Schlatter was injured."
Perform a simple Google search for "smartphone explodes" and you'll find dozens of similar examples. Many of the injuries occurred when the devices were plugged in and overheated and caught fire or exploded. People have most often suffered burns to hands, ears, and legs. The take-away is that perhaps it is wise to unplug smartphones before answering calls.
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It's not only good contents that matters, but a good framing too. So I decided to do some. I experimented with different technique - pencil and Photoshop drawings, vector pictures. All they sell.
DT is oversaturated with floral frames, I think, so I focused on other subjects. In my Frames collection you may find frames made of sweets, shells; collage frames and even celtic style ones. Some vector floral frames too.
You know how often we get our images refused because the subjects are very well covered. It appears to be an interesting game to find uncovered ones. Trying various words and phrases you can find some for sure.
There's a funny example - "tooth fairy". I searched for it and found lots of fairies (without child's teeth and all that), clowns, dragons(!!!), toothless children... and the clothest one was an image of a tooth with wings.
So my tooth fairy comes to be the only one real tooth fairy on DT. Just a simple example of finding uncovered areas. Try some :)
Recently I got uploaded lots of pictures I made when I was a child. They're as bright in colors and nice as when I drew them long time ago. Most of them are watercolor paintings. And I came to a sad conclusion: I haven't touched watercolors and brushes since I was a little girl.
I wanted just to try. Just to feel again how it is... Two of my watercolor pictures were approved recently. They're far from ones I made as a child, but the feeling is still the same :)
It must be very common among unexperienced artists to make self-portraits (from old photos usually). Nothing wrong about it when you're too shy to ask someone to be your model.
So, that's a pencil drawn portrait of me how I looked a couple of years ago when I had short hair. Since I was a child some people used to mistake me for a boy, it always caused funny situations.
I grew as a tomboy, playing with boys and refusing to use make-up (I still think using make up is a bad idea). And in my opinion this self portrait expresses my spirit the best.
Maybe one day I'll be experienced enough to ask someone else to be my model. The photos are patient, but live people are more interesting to draw.
Every picture has it's own story. Here's the one about my "Wolf and Raven".
My husband has an unusual hobby - historical reconstruction. He and his friends are those guys who craft metal armor, swords and axes and then go to some field to train in ancient battle skills. They've got knight tournaments sometimes and all that.
And to the "Wolf and Raven"... It's drawn to be on the front side of big battleshield. Black areas of the picture are going to be metal plates. Joining these animals in one picture is my husband's idea: he says wolf and raven were important symbols for the viking culture.
I wonder if they will sell on DT. I made two more variants of the picture, so we shall see.
St.Valentine's day is coming soon. I think, almost everyone is preparing, making related pictures.
When making images for my St.Valentines's day collection I tried not to create something unusual. It's easy to do things that are common and known.
I wanted to say something new with my creations but tried not to go to far away from classic.
That wasn't easy to maintain such a balance. And that's what I've got now.
There are frames, greeting cards and design elements.
Drawing with crayons is a usual child business, isn't it? But I tried them again, not long ago and can say that very interesting effects can be made that way, and it's really worth trying.
So there are some tips from me if you are eager to try:
1. Make a simple sketch with a lead pencil, outline it with pen and then use eraser to remove all pencil lines. Otherwise it may spoil your colors when you start coloring your sketch
2. Place light tones and leave blank spaces for highlights. For example, if you draw leaves, you should color their shapes with yellow color first and only then place green above.
3. Place darker tones. For leaves colored yellow it will be light-green for highlighted areas and darker green for shadows. It's like making layers in...
© Zlideshowpix (Help) In Russia we wear wedding rings on the third finger of the right hand. In America and many other countries it's on the left hand, third finger. And I just wonder - in your country how do you wear your wedding rings (or what you wear instead of them)?
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Model FVSFGA KitchenAid Fruit and Vegetable Strainer & Meat Grinder
KitchenAid Fruit / Vegetable Strainer & Food Grinder
Use the included FGA food grinder to grind meat and other soft foods, or attach the FVSP food strainer attachment (included) to the food grinder to make sauces and jellies, such as tomato sauce, jelly, jam, apple sauce, and more. Both attachments are included in this kit.
Model: FVSFGA
- Works with Included Food Grinder to Puree and Strain Fruits and Vegetables Quickly and Easily.
- Use Only with Soft or Cooked Foods.
- Fits all Kitchenaid Mixer models
- 1 Year Limited Hassle-Free Replacement Warranty
- The FGA Food Grinder attaches to the Kitchenaid Stand Mixer, then the FVSP Food Strainer attaches to the food grinder to extend it's usefullness to make sauces and jellies.
- The # FVSFGA includes the FGA Food Grinder and the FVSP Food Strainer
- If you only want to grind meat and other soft foods, and do not need to strain seeds out for sauces or jellies, then you can buy the FGA seperately.
- The Kitchenaid Food Grinder attachment includes Stomper, Coarse and Fine Plates for Grinding Meat, Firm Fruits and Vegetables; the food strainer attachment includes grinding worm/auger, strainer cone, strainer tray and splash shield. See image above.
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- Can I make tomato juice with this fruit and vegetable strainer?
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- To make applesauce do you suggest that the apples be cut up in chunks with the skin and core and cooked first than put through the fruit and vegetable strainer after the apples have cooled down enough to handle?
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For this strainer you would need to peel & chunk the apples prior to cooking them, & putting them through the fruit and
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I've mostly used this KitchenAid Strainer attachment to make apple butter. Wash and quarter apples, steam in a stock pot until they're soft, and process them down the chute of the KitchenAid Food & Vegetable Strainer. I think the stems, cores and peelings being extruded out the waste end is vaguely disgusting, but I'm amazed at how efficiently the fruit is removed. The waste that's extruded out the end is dry fibrous pulp. Almost all of the applesauce trickles out the bottom of the strainer attachment. Very clever! I mix the applesauce with sugar and spices and bake it in the oven to make apple butter. I'd like to try pear butter and other fruits. I wonder if this could help with pumpkin butter? (Posted on 8/7/11)
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I just canned 40 quarts of applesauce, but my Kitchenaid Food Strainer did most of the work! I was able to cook apple slices, with the skin, core, and stems still on -- and then put them through the this Kitchenaid attachment. Out came applesauce at one end, all the fruit 'extra' the other! Would also be great for baby foods and I can't wait try the meat grinder. (Posted on 11/11/09)
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Exploring the Development of a Congregational Health Network
Wesley Theological Seminary Downtown
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (PDT)
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Event Details
Support, Role Development, & Resources for Faith Community Nurses & Health Ministers
An Interactive and Interfaith forum hosted by St. Joseph Church & Wesley Theological Seminary's Heal the Sick Program
Are you supported in your congregation in your role as a Faith Community Nurse or a Health Minister? Are you looking for ways to grow in your role and build relationships with other faith & health leaders? Do you like learning and sharing community resources? If so, you are invited and encouraged to attend this interactive forum.
Come learn about the new Heal the Sick program, an interfaith program supporting lay, clergy, and community leaders engaged in congregational health ministries in greater Baltimore, MD.
When & Where
St. Joseph's Church, Parish Center, Room #3
100 Church Ln
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (PDT)
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Reprinted with permission from the August Issue of Public CIO
Stand on Atlantic Avenue in Virginia Beach, Va., and you can see the name of virtually every national hotel chain emblazoned on the modern, high-rise towers that appear to be jostling for space along the prized real estate that faces the sand and sea. But on the other side of Atlantic Avenue stand the more modest motels and eateries that have existed along the beachfront for decades. These independent establishments have seen better days and now find themselves cut off from the beach by the bigger, better financed chains.
The two views along the avenue reflect the old and new of Virginia Beach. Once a modest seaside town with mom-and-pop motels and restaurants, the city has boomed in recent decades to become the largest in Virginia, drawing millions of tourists to its shores during the hot summer months.
Along with the rapid population growth, Virginia Beach city government has also expanded. And like the fancy, modern hotels that hug Atlantic Avenue, the city's operations and service delivery have modernized, becoming increasingly digital and more progressive. In addition to those attributes, Virginia Beach also carries the burden of limitations. City Manager Jim Spore describes the city as a jurisdiction blessed by its location next to the ocean and a great port, making it an attractive place to live. "At the same time," said Spore, "we face increasing pressures from our citizens to deliver more services but without any tax increases to pay for it."
For that key reason, Spore has made technology central to the city's services and operations. The effort has paid off. In 2004, Virginia Beach was ranked No. 1 in the Center for Digital Government's annual Digital Cities Survey for its robust infrastructure, the number of enterprise applications and most importantly, for the quality and value of its online services. All of this was accomplished while the city's IT funding and number of workers assigned to technology projects has either remained stable or declined, according to Spore.
He attributes the success to the fact that responsibility, governance and oversight of IT has been restructured in Virginia Beach. "A number of years ago, we created the role of CIO with the goal of making that position one of just three chief officers in the city reporting directly to me," explained Spore. "I wanted the CIO position to have the scope to govern IT across the entire organization, and to translate the vision of technology into a coordinated strategy for the city."
The man who took on the CIO role is a 30-year veteran of Virginia Beach. David Sullivan began his career in public service working in the city's planning department. Since then he has held various positions, including information systems coordinator and IT director until taking the CIO title in 1999.
Having spent several years running technology from within the city's IT department, Sullivan, who has since left the position, said creation of the CIO role and its elevation into the city manager's office improved things dramatically. "By moving my job out of IT and into the city manager's office, I had direct access to the decision-making process," he said. "No longer could decisions be made that I didn't know about, and it allowed me to communicate IT to other department chiefs, as well as give IT a voice at the city council level."
In addition to greater access and input on decision-making, Sullivan's position of CIO also took on other responsibilities, including public communications/media relations and public libraries. While it's not unusual for government CIOs to assume duties not related to IT, it's still the exception rather than the rule.
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Now I know I'm not supposed to cut back my autumn fruiting raspberry till February but I need to move it now and I can't dig it up, unless I cut it back first. It's too big.
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I'm sure this is a silly question but can I cut away some of the foliage from my Irises whilst they are in bloom?
There is so much of it that is flops and covers other flowers trying to find some light.
I've tried tying it up but it doesn't look very natural.
Thanks Chris. I actually just went through the lot with my electric tiller and that seems to have brought up quite a lot.
Thanks Verdun.
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I've recently cleared away approx. 20sqm of dead shrubs only to find I have a complete bramble root system running through the area. How on earth do I get rid of it without killing off any trees or plants that are also in the area?
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Art Deco hotel near Six Flags Hurricane Harbor
Popular property highlights
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Overall room comfort
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Arlington Convention Center, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, and Six Flags Over Texas. AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Park in Arlington are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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All 132 rooms offer conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, along with free WiFi, free wired Internet, and LCD TVs. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, hair dryers, and phones.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Hilton Garden Inn Dallas-Arlington provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 4260 square feet (383 square meters) include conference space. This Art Deco hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hilton Garden Inn Dallas-Arlington is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Number of floors - 4
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Total number of rooms - 132
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (meters) - 383
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Meeting rooms 4
- Multilingual staff
- Conference space size (feet) - 4260
- Year Built 2009
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Microwave
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
Where to Eat
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Great American Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Pavillion Lounge - Onsite bar.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
This hotel will place an authorization for credit cards for any bookings where payment for the stay will be made on site instead of at the time of booking. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Optional extras
- Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: USD 12.95 for adults and USD 12.95 for children (approximately)
Hotel Name
- Hilton Garden Inn Dallas-Arlington
- Hilton Garden Inn Hotel Dallas-Arlington
- Hilton Garden Inn Dallas/Arlington Hotel Arlington
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Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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The 2017 Summer Bridge Program will meet at Guttman Community College August 21-September 1. In addition to classroom and social activities at the college, students will participate in multiple field experiences in New York City.
You will join a group of classmates assigned to work with a team that includes faculty members, peer mentors, and a Student Success Advocate. This group, what we call a "learning community," will stay together throughout the fall semester.
Summer Bridge will prepare you to:
- identify goals for being a college student and soon-to-be professional
- set and meet high expectations for academic success
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Summer Bridge is included in your tuition. While you won't earn credit, completing the program is mandatory because it will prepare you for success when your fall classes begin on September 7.


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Weightlifting guide - London 2012 Olympic Games
Your complete guide to weightlifting ahead of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Photograph: Jussi Nukari / Rex USA
Converted: The world's buffest bodies lift the equivalent weight of a medium-sized cow for our entertainment.
Confused: Laughable strongman nonsense for preening protein-powder fiends.
RECOMMENDED: See our full list of London 2012 Olympic sport guides
Weightlifting - The essential guide
Street cred: Weightlifters are great to have around in a variety of situations, whether you're on the mean streets or trying to shift a couch.
Who's good? Chinese beefcakes obliterated the opposition in Beijing and will be imposing again at London 2012. Iran, Russia and Kazakhstan are also strong, literally.
The basics: Olympians must perform two types of lift. One is the 'clean and jerk', where the barbell is thrust first to the chest and then above the head. The other is the 'snatch', where the weight is lifted above the head in one seamless movement.
Athlete to watch: You won't be able to miss Team USA weightlifter Holley Mangold, who at 322 pounds is one of the burlier female athletes aiming to qualify for London 2012.
Almost useless fact: The perception that all weightlifters are huge is wrong; the lighter male athletes in the Olympics weigh under 126 pounds.
Not be confused with: Powerlifting, which involves squats and bench presses and features in the Paralympic Games.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Everyone born after 1945 ought to spend a day at the National World War II Museum, one of this city's major accomplishments since Katrina left us wondering whether it was over for this cosmopolitan gem on the banks of the Mississippi. The museum honors the "last good war" fought by what some historians call the "greatest generation."
Encompassing several acres in the old downtown warehouse district a few blocks from the iconic French Quarter, this enterprise is a stirring documentation of how 132 million Americans literally saved the free world during World War II. For those of us who were alive but not of an age to fight, the memories of scrap drives, rationing, war bonds and tears for loved ones came flooding back.
Walking for hours through the exhibits, pausing to watch videos and read explanations, I couldn't help think that it was a fitting time to be there while the White House and Congress back in Washington were vetting new leadership for the Department of Defense. Specifically, a Senate committee was grilling President Barack Obama's nominee for secretary of defense, former GOP senator and decorated Vietnam veteran Chuck Hagel of Nebraska.
In that hearing, two heroes of a war in Southeast Asia squared off over entirely different wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, wars that have lasted more than twice as long as the global conflict I was reviewing.
Hagel and Sen. John McCain faced one another in a question-and-answer session that brought no honor to either party. McCain, the former Republican presidential nominee and captured Navy pilot, treated Hagel, his former Republican colleague and once seemingly fast friend, to an interrogation that bordered on the incivility that has become almost the norm on Capitol Hill. Hagel's response was weak and disjointed, almost as though he'd never been on the other side of such a hearing.
I watched part of the exchange in the museum's old-fashioned, 1940s soda shop, where you can actually get a soda. I kept wondering why anyone would sit through this angry, unenlightening nonsense. Apparently, what provoked McCain to the point of clenched-teeth annoyance was Hagel's opposition to George W. Bush's Iraq surge on the grounds that it would only result in the loss of more American lives.
McCain, a proponent of the controversial increase in troops, would have none of that.
Did anyone benefit from the exchange and the GOP attacks on their former Senate colleague? The rest of the senators, the Republican Party, politics generally, the public? Hardly!
Democrats probably have the votes to confirm Hagel, even if Republicans filibuster. Personally, I am convinced Hagel will be a strong defense secretary and moderating voice to the neo-con hawks -- without damaging our security or giving way to those who want to downgrade the nation's military once again.
One exhibit showed that America's pre-war strength in men under arms ranked 18th in the world. Compared to the Axis powers -- Japan and Germany -- we weren't even in the game in 1941. But it didn't take long for that to change. Japanese Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto, who planned the attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, had feared awakening a "sleeping giant." His planes indeed awoke America's industrial might and its citizens' fierce determination.
Our industrial capacity may not be the same, but today we face a different kind of threat and we're looking at different ways to cope with it. The big, draft-swollen standing army passed decades ago. Today's troops are better trained, much more efficient professionals supplied with constantly improving technology.
The comparison with that last, great global conflict of nearly 70 years ago is valid only in one respect: the spirit of those Americans who responded to the threat so thoroughly displayed in this museum. Hagel won't change that, and McCain knows it.
Funny thing about this, in the run up to invading Iraq I heard allot from the Right Wing how Saddam was Hitler, Iraq is Germany, and this is "just like WWII". I guess we found out that was a crock. Or at least most of you have.
Hagle couldn't say why the surge worked because McCains head would have exploded and it would have gone downhill from there. Why did the surge work? BECAUSE THE U.S. STARTED PAYING THE INSURGENTS TO NOT FIGHT US!!! What would Hagle have said, Part of Shrubs "secret plan" and the reason that plan worked is because we were effectively paying Don Vito Corleone to NOT burn down our business!? Hagle pointing that out would have gone over really well, paying the insurgents not to kill us is only one of Shrubs turds in the punchbowl and the Conservative Republican heads explode when having to confront reality.


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After watching the Celtics play the entire regular season with the least bit of troubles, and then seeing them struggle throughout the playoffs but recently get back on track, I have to say that I see the Celtics winning this series in six games.
Key Matchup:
Paul Pierce vs Kobe Bryant: Who would say anything else? I believe that Pierce will be guarding Kobe during this series similar to the way he covered Lebron during the Cleveland series. Kobe might be the shooting guard and techincally matched with Ray Allen but I truly believe it will be Pierce that is covering him. I do not think that Ray is quick enough or as good as Pierce on defense to match up with Kobe.
However, if Allen isn't covering Kobe he'll guard Vladimir Radmanovic, who is a bit bigger than him and it could cause problems and give the case for Pierce covering him. But, I still believe that Pierce and Bryant will square off in this series and go toe to toe the entire way.
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Now I know that the Celtics have looked shaky at times in the playoffs and that the Lakers have been solid throughout but I still think the Celtics have a good chance to pull away with this one in either six or seven games.
Final Thoughts
The Celtics need to be able to shut down Kobe like they were able to do to Lebron James early in the Cleveland series. However, they cannot purely focus on Kobe as there are other guys on the Lakers that can still hurt them. Perkins needs to play the way he did in the Detroit series if the Celtics are to win this series, and Rondo needs to stay consistent as well.
So, therefore lets hope that Ray's slump is over, KG can beat up on Odom, the Celtics bench gives good numbers in key minutes, the extra rest does some good, and that Pierce and Kobe battle each other the whole way through. This is going to be a great NBA finals and is history repeating itself once more, and I think I represent all Boston fans by saying: Go Celtics, Beat L.A.!
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Ipomoea tricolor 'Heavenly Blue'Morning Glory$1.33 As low as: $1.06'Heavenly Blue' is one of the loveliest of all climbers. The buds are long and tightly furled, but as the morning sunshine reaches them, they steadily unfold themselves into wide sky-blue trumpet-shaped flowers of deep azure-blue, the colour of a Mediterranean sky.
Nepeta catariaCatnip, Catmint$1.33Veteran gardeners are probably already aware of nepeta's versatility in the garden. From its popular partnering with roses to the softening effect it has on hard edges. Nepeta is an ideal perennial for new gardeners and, of course, cats adore it.
$1.40 As low as: $1.12This popular and outstanding strain of Foxglove produces wonderful, tall dense spikes of blooms in a wide range of colours. The flowers are borne horizontally all the way around the stem, displaying the heavily spotted throat markings to better advantage.
Ammi majus 'Queen Anne's Lace'Queen Anne's Lace, Bishop's Flower$1.40Ammi majus is tall, branching flower, with finely divided, feathery foliage. In summer, it bears an abundance of large round blooms made up of clusters of tiny white florets on tall, branched, slender stems. The delicate clusters add beauty and depth to bouquets and meadows alike.
Nigella damascena 'Miss Jekyll Indigo'Love in a Mist
Starting at: $1.47'Love-in-a-Mist' as it is commonly known is both beautiful and easy to grow, 'Miss Jekyll Indigo' bears rich indigo blue flowers which seem to float amongst the finely cut leaves. They provide a charming show of bloom during the summer months. RHS AGM.
Lychnis coronaria 'Rose Campion'Bloody Mary, Corn Rose$1.54With silvery-grey felted leaves and lax sprays of long-stalked, vivid rose-purple flowers in late summer, Rose Campion flowers with a big showy display that maintains interest at a time when many other plants are flagging. A very useful plant in the garden.
Lychnis coronaria alba 'White Rose Campion'Dusty Miller, Silene coronaria$1.54Lychnis can be grown as a border plant or as part of a mixed perennial display. It that maintains interest in the border at a time when many other plants are flagging. Rosettes of soft silver-grey woolly foliage make it a very useful plant in the garden.
Limnanthes douglasiiPoached Egg Plant or Fried Egg Plant.
Starting at: $1.54The fragrant, abundant flowers of Limnanthes appear from summer to autumn and attract bees and butterflies for the duration. This lovely plant provides a carpet of fragrant golden and white blooms that will grace the front of the border, rockery or path edging.
Lobelia erinus compacta 'Cambridge Blue'Edging Lobelia, Garden Lobelia$1.61'Cambridge Blue' has many fans who love its soft, subtle, light blue flowers. Its light green foliage is not often seen because of the abundance of flowers. Blooming from spring to autumn it is perfect in a pot, a rock garden or a hanging basket.
Lobelia erinus compacta 'Crystal Palace'Edging Lobelia, Garden Lobelia$1.61'Crystal Palace' is still considered by many to be the very best Lobelia for border edging and formal bedding. The deep blue flowers offset by dark, bronzed foliage will provide a long lasting and stunning display from late spring through to early autumn.
Aubrieta deltoidea 'Royal Series Mix'False Rockcress, Aubrietia$1.68The Royal Series is the only Aubrietia awarded the RHS AGM. This soil hugging perennial carpets the ground in a profusion of bloom early spring. Plant in crevices of walls or on a steep bank to flow over into a waterfall cascade of colour. RHS AGM.
Platycodon 'Grandiflora Blue'Balloon Flower, Chinese Bellflower, Japanese Bellflower$1.68Platycodon is a very floriferous, robust, long lived perennial that produces handfuls of rich lavender-violet flowers accented with darker violet veins. Beginning at the tips of the stems, buds slowly swell into 2 inch 'balloons', which pop open into bell-shaped flowers.
Aubrieta deltoidea 'Royal Violet'False Rockcress, Aubrietia$1.68Aubrieta 'Royal Violet' is an excellent choice, they flower so prolifically, that the blossoms almost completely cover the foliage below. Hardy to -23°C (-10°F), the foliage of Aubrieta is evergreen and provides year-round cover. RHS AGM.
Aubrieta deltoidea 'Royal Red'False Rockcress, Aubrietia$1.68The Royal series is the only Aubrieta awarded to be awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. With supreme flowering ability 'Royal Red' forms a low cushion of leaves that are smothered by flowers for weeks. This variety takes a lot of beating. RHS AGM
Aubrieta deltoidea 'Royal Blue'False Rockcress, Aubrietia$1.68Aubretia at its bluest. It forms a low cushion of evergreen leaves that are smothered by blue flowers for weeks. Perfect for a rock garden in sun or part shade, used as a ground cover, growing over rock walls or in alpine troughs or containers. RHS AGM.
Achillea ptarmica 'The Pearl'SneezewortA favourite of garden designer Gertrude Jekyll. The 'Pearl' is excellent for the middle of a sunny, well-drained border, especially when planted as a large drift. A unique, easy and reliable plant to add to any border.
Cynara cardunculus 'Cardoon'CardoonWhether you are into the culinary arts or edible landscapes, you may want to put this plant at the top of your list. Chosen by the RHS as one of the top plants of the last 200 years, Cardoons are aristocrats in both the ornamental and the vegetable world.
Erysimum cheiri, Cheiranthus cheiri 'Persian Carpet'English WallflowerThis is a classic Wallflower mixture, with the super rich colours you'd expect to see in a Persian Carpet (at a fraction of the cost!) purple, gold, orange, rose, cream and apricot. It is not without reason that this bushy variety so impressed the RHS judges.
Iris pseudacorus 'Yellow Flag Iris'Fleur-de-lys, Flag Iris
Wildflower of Britain and Ireland$1.75Yellow Flag Iris is a common and widespread native plant in Britain. This good-looking plant is a wetland plant that is especially showy in bloom and has been transplanted into well-watered gardens all over the world.
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Not one, but two 4-star reviews for the same picture on the same page, 12/20/1939. Has this ever happened before or since?
You are absolutely correct! I believe there was another film that used the word "pregnant" and created a stir among the religious groups.
Can you believe how much we have changed! Remarkable!
Leroy, If I may correct the record without offending, I think the word the bluenoses found most objectionable in "The Moon Is Blue" was "virgin" (in a nonreligious context).
Also, there was an infamous exchange that I think went:
She: "Do you mind if I take off my shoes and stockings?"
He: "You can take off anything you like."
Fifty-five years ago, that raised eyebrows.
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It wasn't just your youth Leroy. They were special times that are gone now with those beautiful buildings.
It's funny that you mentioned "Stalag 17" and the "Moon is Blue". In July of 1953 I became one of those unique ushers at the Astor Theatre and its sister hheatre the Victoria. "Stalag 17" was playing and right after I began working there in came t"The Moon is Blue" where they dared say the word "pregnant". We were considered one of the smaller theatres that had heart. At that time the Roxy, the Capitol, the Strand were all going strong. Of all the theatres there was something different about the Astor and Victoria. Our uniforms were unique, bright and vivid!
There was a positive energy in the 50's that we don't have anymore.
The 1545 Broadway entrance was behind the box office of the Victoria. I remember Marlon Brando, Karl Malden, Paul Newman, Shelley Winters, Elia Kazan, Lee Strasberg, Burt Lancaster and many others going into the 1545 building. Kermit Bloomgarten had his office in the 1545 Building as well as Stasberg. For a kid at 15 it was something beyond magic.
Maybe it was my youth, but I cherish the expeiences I had and feel extremely lucky to have been there!
If I remember correctly The Moon Is Blue caused quite a stir — it all seems so silly now.
Thanks, Dodger. Your memories of the Astor are invaluable. Since rediscovering this website a couple of weeks ago I've been reading it compulsively, usually well into the night. I've been checking the blogs for every theater in every city I've ever visited. Best page-turner I've ever read.
If I can ever tear myself away from the many dozens of Manhattan theater blogs, I want to make contributions to nearly 100 Pittsburgh area theaters listed. Most of those blogs are very spare; some have no entries at all.
The downside of the Manhattan blogs is that can take hours to wade through. The one for Radio City Music Hall must be the "War and Peace" of movie blogs.
I'm grateful we have this gift – this forum in which to exchange tidbits.
Aside: One of the neatest coincidences when the Astor and the Victoria were grinding profitably was when each had a new big hit starring Bill Holden. He was side by side starring in "Stalag 17" at the Astor and "The Moon Is Blue" at the Victoria. — Ed Blank
Well said, Ed Blank. Well said.
What a weird buzz I got wandering into the Astor's former shell after it had become that flea market. The place was abuzz but junky. You can't get that buzz, I think, unless the shell of the old structure is the same and you can remember clearly how it had been when it was a moviehouse (the ticket-taker was just about here, the screen was against that wall over there, etc.).
Our memories are valueless to just about anyone who didn't experience these grand old movie emporiums firsthand, but Cinema Treasures is a treasure trove of shared recollections by people who can revivify and amplify one's own fading memories. Thank you, one and all. — Ed Blank
wow. Thanks Warren. Great pictures. Especially that Gone with the Wind one. I saved both. You're a treasure trove of info. Good work.
Here is a July 1941 ad from the NYT:
Hi again Leroy. As I mentioned previously, I worked at the Astor as an usher for a short time in May, 1955 — East of Eden. I would also love to see that photo. Thanks.
Picture of my brother and myself as ushers at the Astor & Victoria theaters from 1953-56
Here is a November 1931 ad from the NYT:
Here is a November 1946 ad from the NYT:
Here is an August 1929 photo from the Ben Hall book, "Best Remaining Seats":
Here is an October 1955 ad from the NYT:
Okay! Let's all go out for a beer! I'll have Sasparilla…gave it up 9 months ago. The best thing I ever did!
Good grief! Thanks Ed.
For the record, I was just trying to narrow the scope for the date on the photo. My memory plays tricks on me all the time and I don't think I am crazy either, but I can contribute by looking some stuff up easily at my end.
I wasn't born yet when Leroy was a doorman at the Astor & Victoria and I would not think of belittling his valuable first-hand accounts in any way.
I never make mean spirited comments as I am just not wired that way.
That's it! They couldn't use the title of the book. There was a big to do about Holden doing this part. I thought it was a good film!
Hey! Why don't we write a play…maybe we can make a movie of this? I should have not re-acted the way I did. Let bygones be bygones! However memories get distorted it's still a great experience to reminisce those days. During the 4 years I worked at the Astor and Victoria theaters (Friday 4-10, Saturday 9:45 to 5, Sunday 11:45 to 5, full-time summer months) they would show sneak previews shown especially at the Astor theater.
I remember vividly the previews (not premieres) of East of Eden, On the Waterfront, The Big Knife, The Star is Born, Meet Me In Las Vegas, Main Street to Broadway and many more. The big moguls of the Movie Companies, reviewers …etc, would attend. Customers would get the privilegeg of seeing two films for the price of one. The Criterion and Loew's State would also do the same. It was always be shown on a Monday or Tuesday with the the attendees filling out the questionaires given when they entered.
There was a film with Willaim Holden made based on the novel "The Magnificent Bastards", but the film had a different name. Many of Hollywood's big names at that time came to see this film at preview. "The McConnell Story" starring Alan Ladd and June Allyson also had the same experience. That film also had a big studded premiere. Had an embarrassing experience working that World Premiere. I was the doorman opening the limo doors when they pulled up in front of the Astor. It was alway mayhem with the photographers and the press. Sometimes the limos would come in en masse making the shuffling of opening the doors difficult. One of the limos had Natalie Wood and her mother. When the limo arrived I let out Natalie Wood and her mother, not knowing that there was someone else in the limo ready to depart. To my chagrin I closed the door on Tab Hunter as he was ready to get out. He chuckled and was very amused…but I was more or less embarrassed. I was only seventeen and something like that seemed more tragic that what it really was. Years later I had the opportunity to meet him and told him the story and again he chuckled. He also confided that that period in Hollywood was all publicity. He eneded up doing some good work later in his career. There was a film he did with Sophia Loren that I thought was one of his best films.
My wife who is 10 years younger doesn't seem to feel the importance of that era. She loves to hear the stories of my experiences. I have an older brother who worked the Copacabana when Jules Podell ran the club. I keep telling him he should write a book about the machinations that went on there. Sorry getting long-winded!
In all fairness, I'd hardly consider AlAlvarez' remarks to be an excoriation of leroyelliston. And the suggestion that one's memory might be playing tricks need not be taken as a questioning of one's sanity. My thanks to both Leroy and Al for sharing their facts and insights here for us to enjoy. Warren, your contributions to CT have been immeasurable, but you must admit that when the mood strikes, you are more than capable of administering some expert excoriation of your own!
I'm sorry for the mistake…but that to was previewed prior to the opening. I am not crazy! Must be a more gentle way of communicating!
Leroy, I think your memory is playing games. How could MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS have played prior to THE ROSE TATTOO when it opened in March 1956? The sign over the theatre in the photo even announces the date.
THE ROSE TATTOO opened in December 1955 as Warren stated.


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