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The science-fiction film "Splice" throws some seriously tough scenes at viewers. But star Adrien Brody says the intense subject matter only makes the need to laugh on the set more important.
And Brody is a veteran of tough scenes, earning an Oscar as a Polish-Jewish musician struggling to survive the destruction of a Warsaw ghetto in Roman Polanski's haunting film "The Pianist."
"Roman (Polanski) and I were not laughing every day on 'The Pianist' but there were a lot of times where the level of sadness was so profound you needed some levity," says Brody.
He recalls a scene where they were shooting in an abandoned barrack outside of Berlin for the 2002 film.
"Roman's stuffing me in the corner of the attic, throwing a burnt wool blanket on me with dust. I'm like allergic and he's putting dust on my head," says Brody. "And we were laughing. We were laughing at the absurdity of it."
"And then you let go of that and you get back to the responsibility."
While a very different subject matter in "Splice," Brody recalls one scene in particular that needed a little laughter (SPOILER ALERT).
That's the scene where he has sex with his grown daughter-figure/mutant creation and his fellow-scientist/girlfriend, Sarah Polley walks in on the sex scene.
"It was he absurdity of what we were engaging in," says Brody. "And Sarah gets in the picture and I keep running after her saying, 'Baby wait!' "
"It's freezing by the way. I'm running out there half-naked. And (the director) is like, that's so great, but don't say, 'Baby.' He didn't like it."
"That's funny. And when you're really cold you laugh more."
In the end, levity is essential even when you're breaking major social taboos on screen. "If there's no laughter on the set you're in trouble," says Brody.
Adrien Brody: Slicing Through the Tension in "Splice"
The science-fiction film "Splice" throws some seriously tough scenes at viewers. But star Adrien Brody says the intense subject matter only makes the need to laugh on the set more important.


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Josh Hamilton breaks out with 3 RBIs as Angels drub Red Sox
BOSTON -- Garrett Richards lay on the ground for several minutes, his left knee damaged and his season seemingly over.
The right-hander's injury while running to cover first base is a big loss that overshadowed the Los Angeles Angels' seventh win in eight games.
"Winning the game, obviously, it's always important, but it's secondary to what happened," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said after an 8-3 win over the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night. "This is a tough night for us. We'll just see where Garrett is. Obviously, it's a significant injury."
Richards, 13-4 with a 2.61 ERA, left after 1 2/3 innings with a patellar injury. He will be re-evaluated Thursday in Los Angeles.
"I had a chance to talk to him," Angels pitcher Jered Weaver said. "He just wanted to know what the story was. He wasn't feeling too much pain when he was on the table. When the doctor came in and told him that he might have done something to his patellar tendon and there might be surgery involved, he kind of lost it."
The injury cast a cloud over a strong game by Josh Hamilton, who broke out of a 5-for-41 slump with two hits and three RBIs. Before Tuesday's game, he took extra batting practice.
"Clearing my head and just remembering what it was like as a little kid, in high school, to go out and take BP and have fun," Hamilton said. "It sure helped."
Richards left trailing 2-0. Boston made it 3-0 on David Ortiz's homer in the third off Cory Rasmus (3-1).
That gave Ortiz his eighth 30-homer season with Boston, tying Ted Williams' club record. Ortiz went 4-for-4 and is 8-for-10 in the series with four walks. Alex Hassan pinch hit for him in the ninth and grounded out.
"He was starting to get a little sore. He's obviously been on base this entire series, and he started to get some tightness," Boston manager John Farrell said.
The Angels scored a run in the fourth on a double by Hamilton and an RBI single by Howie Kendrick, and added five in the fifth.
Clay Buchholz (5-8) took a 3-1 lead into the fifth but let the first six batters reach base. That sent Boston toward its fourth straight loss and the Angels to a 1 1/2-game lead in the American League West over the Oakland Athletics.
"Just missed location with a couple of pitches, and they were able to put a big inning together," Buchholz said.
The Angels loaded the bases on a single by Erick Aybar, a walk to Chris Iannetta and a single by Efren Navarro. A walk to Kole Calhoun drove in a run, and Los Angeles tied it when Mike Trout's popup to short right field dropped in. Calhoun was forced out at second after holding up to see whether the ball would be caught.
The next three batters drove in runs: a single by Albert Pujols, a sacrifice fly by Hamilton and a single by Kendrick.
Richards left the field on a stretcher after being hurt on a potential double-play grounder. Brock Holt grounded to first baseman Pujols, who threw to shortstop Aybar for the out at second. Richards fell while running to first for a return throw, but Aybar spun and threw instead to third, where Xander Bogaerts, who had run past the base, dove back safely.
"Garrett's taking this hard," Scioscia said. "This is a huge blow for him."
Angels: Hamilton played center field as Trout was switched to designated hitter. Scioscia said nothing was physically bothering Trout, but he wanted to give him some rest.
Red Sox: Catcher David Ross started following a stint on the disabled list with right plantar fasciitis. Third baseman Will Middlebrooks didn't play after straining his right hamstring while running out an infield single in the Angels' 4-3 win Tuesday night.
Angels: RHP Matt Shoemaker (11-4, 3.84 ERA) pitches Thursday night as the Angels go for a four-game sweep. Shoemaker last faced the Red Sox on Aug. 9, when he shut them out for the last three innings of the Angels' 5-4 win in 19 innings.
Red Sox: RHP Rubby De La Rosa (4-4, 3.79) goes for the Red Sox. On Aug. 10, he allowed one run in seven innings in a 3-1 win over the Angels.
The Red Sox left 10 runners on and were 1-for-12 with runners in scoring position. In the first three games of the series, they've stranded 41 runners and are 2-for-39 with runners in scoring position.
Six Angels relievers allowed one run and six hits in 7 1/3 innings with five strikeouts and two walks. One night after getting his 34th save, Huston Street pitched a perfect ninth.
Regular Season Series
MLB News
Phillies' Didi Gregorius says he'll wear facemask during games due to kidney condition
Didi Gregorius, who missed two months of the 2011 minor league season after being diagnosed with a kidney condition, said he'll wear a facemask during games since he's at high risk playing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Texas Rangers don't expect to have Willie Calhoun (hip) for start of season
Willie Calhoun is expected to miss the start of the season because of a hip strain, but the Rangers think Robinson Chirinos (ankle) can avoid the injured list.
Yankees' Aaron Judge returns to action after stiff neck
Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge, who was out of the lineup because of neck stiffness since Saturday, returned Wednesday with a bang, hitting a home run off James Paxton.
Orioles' Anthony Santander says he missed start of summer camp after positive COVID-19 test
Orioles outfielder Anthony Santander confirmed he missed the start of summer camp because he tested positive for COVID-19.
Reports: Mets ace Jacob deGrom's MRI on sore back comes back clean
Jacob deGrom and the Mets averted a serious scare Wednesday when an MRI showed nothing to be concerned about, according to multiple reports.
Yelich reacts to fake boos: 'What am I, at Wrigley?'
Christian Yelich has the best reaction to receiving fake boos during the Brewers' intrasquad game at Miller Park.

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DURHAM — Micaela Long recorded a career-high four assists to lift the sixth-ranked University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team to Saturday afternoon's 4-2 victory against the University of Vermont in Hockey East action at the Whittemore Center.
DURHAM — Micaela Long recorded a career-high four assists to lift the sixth-ranked University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team to Saturday afternoon's 4-2 victory against the University of Vermont in Hockey East action at the Whittemore Center.
UNH improved to 17-6-5 overall and 11-5-2-0 in Hockey East with its second consecutive victory while UVM fell to 10-19-1, 5-12-1-0.
The four points also tied a personal best for Long, who has seven assists in the past two games. Kelly Paton scored twice and also recorded an assist to finish with three points.
UNH goaltender Lindsey Minton made 19 saves and UVM counterpart Kristen Olychuck stopped 26 shots, including 12 in the third period.
In the opening minutes of the game, Long redirected a slap shot by Raylen Dziengelewski past Olychuck and the puck trickled across the goal line, but she did so with a high stick to nullify the goal and the game remained scoreless.
UVM, which went 2-for-7 on the power play and had 5-on-3 advantages of 26 and 67 seconds, took a 1-0 lead at 13:11. Jackie Thode won possession of the puck along the dashers at the left point and Peggy Wakeham carried the puck through the circle to behind the net. Wakeham slid a pass to the low slot, where Jul Sifers redirected the puck underneath Minton into the net.
The Catamounts gained its second two-skater advantage at 15:22, but Minton kept UNH within one goal by stopping Teddy Fortin at the left doorstep — on both the initial shot and rebound — and then turning aside Brittany Nelson's one-timer in the low slot.
With five power-play chances in the first period, Vermont took a 1-0 lead and a 7-6 shot advantage into the first intermission.
New Hampshire struck three times in the second period to take a 3-1 lead. UNH went on its second power play of the game at 4:57, but Olychuck preserved UVM's 1-0 edge by blocking Long's bid from deep on the right wing and the rebound opportunity in front off the stick of Kristina Lavoie.
The Wildcats continued to pressure, however, and pulled into a 1-1 tie at 6:23. Paton's initial shot from the front doorstep was knocked down by Olychuck and, off the rebound, Dziengelewski's shot from the high slot sailed wide right of the cage. Paton moved the puck from the corner to Long on the right half-boards and received the return pass and jammed the puck into the net at the right post.
One minute later, UNH's Sarah Cuthbert fired a backhander from the slot wide right, and then Emma Clark was denied in the slot by Olychuck's right leg pad.
In the ninth minute, the Catamounts generated a rush in which Hannah Westbrook's shot from the slot was turned aside by Minton. The rebound went towards the right circle and Celeste Doucet slid a low shot wide of the far post.
UNH responded with immediate pressure and took a 2-1 lead at 9:46. Deep in the defensive zone, Courtney Sheary advanced the puck to Long. Long carried the puck through the neutral zone and entered the offensive zone at the left point facing three defenders. She slowed the pace but continued towards the corner and behind the net. Long then stopped and cut in front of the defender to double back to the right doorstep before sending a pass to the slot, where Julie Allen snapped a high shot inside the right post.
The Wildcats extended the advantage to 3-1 at 12:44. Long won possession in front of the UNH bench and forwarded the puck into the offensive zone for Paton, who drove from the right point towards the corner. Paton then cut towards the slot and centered the puck for Shannon Sisk. Sisk's low shot ricocheted off the left post into the net.
Vermont scored its second power-play goal of the game at 1:32 of the final frame to pull within 3-2. Doucet, from the left wing, centered the puck for Erin Wente and her shot from the slot sailed inside the right post. Chelsea Furlani was also credited with an assist.
Both teams generated a dangerous scoring chance in the next two minutes. From a scrum in front of the UVM net, Cuthbert lifted a shot that Olychuck knocked down and covered before there was an attempt off the rebound. At the other end of the ice, Thode maneuvered to the top of the crease but was stoned by Minton.
With eight minutes remaining in the game, Doucet had another scoring chance in the slot, but her wrister was snared by Minton's glove. UVM sustained pressure and Shannon Bellefeuille's shot from the right point was knocked down by a Wildcat defenseman. Thode corralled the puck and lifted a shot that caromed off the right post.
New Hampshire went on its fourth power play of the game at 16:00, and Olychuck kept the Catamounts' deficit at one goal when she stopped Long at the right post and Lavoie off the rebound.
The Wildcats took a 4-2 lead with 1:39 remaining in the game. Long attacked in the left circle and her lose range bid was turned aside by Olychuck, but Paton reeled in the puck and lifted a shot into the upper-left corner of the net. Lavoie was credited with an assist to extend her point-scoring streak to 12 games (her goal-scoring streak came to an end at 11 games).
UVM pulled Olychuck in favor of an extra skater with 25 seconds remaining but was unable to get a shot on goal the rest of the way.
New Hampshire and Vermont conclude the two-game series Feb. 14 (2 p.m.) at the Whittemore Center. The Wildcats close regular-season play next weekend with a home-and-home series vs. Boston College. Senior Day at the Whittemore Center is Feb. 20 (2 p.m.).


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I've been living in NYC for well over a year now and I feel pretty at home in my 'hood – which I'd consider to be the area below 14th Street and above Canal. Having lived in the East Village and now in SoHo, I have the East -> West covered. Once hailing from St. Marks on the verge of the area known as Alphabet City, I would skip through Tompkins Square Park to drink Mimosas at the great brunch spot of Sunburnt Cow on Avenue C.
Author Josh Karlen recently taught me that Avenue C hasn't always been the eclectic, colorful place it is now in his memoir LOST LUSTRE: A New York Memoir. While I still wouldn't hang out there alone after dark (I don't necessarily suggest one do that anywhere, really), when he grew up on this street it was colorful due to the bruises and bleeding that would happen after his repeated beatings and muggins, and eclectic because you could buy any drug you wanted.
Karlen's recent memoir tells of the NYC your parents used to warn you about: the grimy and dangerous, yet vibrantly alive city of the past.
Composed of separate essays, this book did have many repeating parts (I can't tell you how many times growing up on Avenue C was referred to in varying degrees of detail) but for lack of a better term, it had a good heart. You cared about the author as a young boy coming of age in a dangerous time, and his talented and aspiring friends. In a vein similar to The Glass Castle, I was shaking my head at the actions (or lack thereof) of the adults in this book. He acknowledges the lack of authority and rules, but it's mind bogling to think that parents were that unaware, uncaring and/or oblivious.
If you're interested in social history through the years, music, or have a tie to the Village in Manhattan this memoir may be for you!
Josh Karlen, a native New Yorker, grew up on the Lower East Side and in Greenwich Village. A former journalist, he was a correspondent in the Baltics for United Press International, Radio Free Europe, and other news organizations.
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Karl Blau is an indie rock and folk musician based in Anacortes, Washington, and member of the Knw-Yr-Own/K Records collective. His music is eclectic, incorporating elements of folk, dub, R&B, bossa nova, grunge, hip hop, drone, and worldbeat.
-Established self-release subscription-based label "KLAPS" in 2003. Produced, hand packaged and delivered 30 releases to date
-Entrusted with keys to K Records building and studio for 10+ years
-Recorded/Produced over 20+ releases, many of them K Records artists
-Performed on records by labels Luaka Bop, Kill Rock Stars, Nonesuch/Warner, Bella Union and K Records
-Toured and recorded with Laura Veirs as a part of her "Saltbreakers" backing band from 2002 to 2007
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Tiger Woods has copped to "infidelities" and announced a hiatus from professional golf to try to repair his broken family. But fallout from Woods' sex scandal continues unabated, especially for these key stakeholders:
- Accenture, the first company to dump Woods. "Mr. Woods had been featured in Accenture campaigns with the tagline, 'Go On. Be a Tiger,' splashed in business magazines and airport waiting rooms since 2003," Tim Arango writes for The New York Times. "Since most consumers have no idea what a company like Accenture does, Mr. Woods became the human face of the corporation and a means to extol the corporate virtues of performance and risk-taking." For the record, it's a business consulting firm.
- TV Networks. The uncertainty surrounding Woods' hiatus has thrown a wrench into upcoming negotiations to continue broadcasting the PGA tour, Rachel Cohen reports for The Associated Press. "The networks must decide how much money they're willing to pay the PGA Tour based on how much money they believe they can make from advertisers," she writes. "If Woods has already returned to the tour, they'll be able to gauge the effect of the scandal on ratings and his level of play. The longer he stays out, the more uncertainty will permeate the negotiations."
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Gunter Hampel Group + AMM Deutsches Jazzfestival 1972
March 26, 1972 Frankfurt, Germany
Günter Christmann - tb
Gunter Hampel - ss, bcl
Lou Gare - ts
Evan Parker - ss,ts
Perry Robinson - cl
Alex Schlippenbach - p
Cornelius Cardew - cello
Keith Rowe - g
Buschi Niebergall - b
Eddie Prevost - per
Jeanne Lee - voc
AMM with the Gunter Hampel Group
March 26th 1972
Deutsches Jazzfestival, Frankfurt Germany
This is without a doubt the single strangest recording in my AMM archives. It basically is a huge jazz group that ranges from bop to fairly free with AMM buried somewhere in there. Prévost seem relatively content with to throw in some serious drumming along with his more percussive work, and Gare mixes his sound oriented sax with some more tonal lines. The first time I heard this I just assumed this was the duo AMM, which as they broke up in early 1972 made sense. But on doing some research and some close listening it does seem that Rowe and Cardew are present. Rowe seems to be laying out or perhaps just completely buried for nearly the first half, but then those scrabbling manipulated pickups of his can be heard coming and going depending on how much else is played. As for Cardew, well it's impossible to really say, there does seem to be some of his dry bowing now and again, but impossible to say that it wasn't the bass player or even another instrument. March 26th 1972, is right on the cusp of the disintegration of the quartet AMM; by the end of the month Rowe would have left the group with Cardew to follow shortly.
What is particularly bizarre about this recording is that if it is the quartet AMM it seems diametrically opposed to all that they espoused. The jazz that they had turned away from is the primary form here with continuous scatting from Jeanne Lee dominating this performance. Evan Parkers playing is a bit more sympathetic to AMM but here it leans toward tonal lines or fiery blasts, two poles this group swings wildly from as if they were a revue of the last decade of jazz. Rowe's completely non-idiomatic guitar just sounds like noise on the tape and I suspect would be dismissed as such by your average jazz fan. Speaking of which your average jazz fan, one who could find nothing to like about AMM could get right behind this recording.
All in Together Now (G. Hampel)
Günter Christmann (trombone); Gunter Hampel (soprano sax, bass clarinet); Lou Gare (tenor sax); Evan Parker (soprano sax, tenor sax); Perry Robinson (clarinet); Alexander Von Schlippenbach (piano); Cornelius Cardew (cello); Keith Rowe (guitar, etc.); J.B. "Buschi" Niebergall (bass); Eddie Prévost (drums, percussion, etc.); Jeanne Lee (vocals); Unknown (announcer)
The recording begins with an intro in German that announces AMM "from London" and then the members of the Gunter Hampel group. The music comes right up with a bit of brushes on a ride cymbal and then some piano chords kick in. Melodic sax line over the top of this and then a bit of vamping background sax. A bit of discord between the saxes and then everybody is playing in this swirling miasma of sound. Very free jazz, nothing super out but only loosely connected. And then begins the vocalizations. Jeanne does either abstract vocalizations or scatting for pretty much the rest of the set with only a few short breaks. Lots of right up front drumming, a feature that runs through the bulk of the set it no matter how abstract it gets. The drums and the vocalizations are a constant and it really grounds the piece and keeps it from exploring new territory. Trumpet bleats come and go, some odd squiggles in the background, probably from Gare. Around thirteen minutes in things mellow way out, with the drumming at its most sedate, long vocalizations from Jeanne, and drawn out tones on the horns. But as is always the case in free jazz the mellow parts just serve to emphasize the active parts and it picks right back up with wailing sax, maddening drums and vocal wailing. This continues apace for some time, leading to a section with some real upfront scatting. Then another drop out, with just some cymbal work, low volume snare rolls (Prevost?), sax squeaks (Gare?) and a splattering of piano, under the scatting.
Finally she drops out and it is just piano and very quiet trombone. Some bass plucking comes into this, almost a solo with scattered drums and a almost mechanical sound very quiet. Some electronic-ish sounding squiggles, the first obvious sign that Rowe is actually present. Then the scatting comes back up. The electronic scrabbling becomes a bit more aggressive, piano now being constantly played, though fairly low in the mix, Gare style abstract sax-work also fairly quiet. After this more down-tempo, almost AMM-ish interlude things explode again. Off the hook trombone, the scatting fast and furious, piano chords being pounded out, a drum "solo" level freakout, scrabbling on the guitar a total miasma of sound. Very dense now, the vocals drop out and there is some serious sax work. recognizable as Parker. Then as the vocals come back in, everything drops out but piano tinkling and a low plaintive horn. A lazy baseline drifts through, a bit of scrabbling guitar. One sax line comes in, then goes, then another and so on. Runs on the piano, some skronks and squeaks, the scatting now right up front and rather guttural. The energy isn't so high but everyone seems to be coming back in for one last go around as the piece is in it's final minutes. The track then ends with just as honking horn as Jeanne gives us a "Thank you very much". Then applause and one last bit of sax probably from Parker.
This recording really raises far more questions then I have answers for. It could be that at this festival the organizers threw all these people together in the end for a "large group" and they all played along. Perhaps in the end this quote from John Tilbury is what we have to be satisfied by:
"Sometimes, when other people play with us, and because it's a little bit unfamiliar to them, they'll do something, and I think, 'Well, what do you do when somebody does something that you don't like?' You can't go up to them and say, 'Don't play that!' You have to somehow take them by the hand and lead them somewhere else - but then why should you even do that? Maybe they don't like what you're doing, so who am I to judge? That's not just a musical question, that's also an ethical question."
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This post continues on with the siblings of Joseph Plenzler.
Elizabeth was born in Poznan in March 1866. A passenger manifest from Philadelphia places her date of immigration as April 27, 1888 at the age of 22. About a month later, she married Joseph Zalas in South Bend, Indiana on May 30, 1888–making me think the marriage was already planned when she left Poland.
By 1900, Elizabeth and Joseph were living nearby in St. Joe's, Indiana and had six children per the census:
- Stanislaus (b. October 1889)
- Joseph (b. November 1890)
- Tekla (b. August 1893)
- Agnes (b. January 1895)
- Martin (b. September 1896)
- Wiktor (b. November 1899)
What's interesting about the 1900 census data for the Zalas family is that it shows that a Kazmier Mruk is living with the family as a border. Elizabeth's sister, Margaretha had married a Michal Mruk. There very likely is a connection, that perhaps this Kazmier is a brother to Michal Mruk and is an area for future research. Also note that one of the daughters of Margaretha Plenzler and Michael Mruk, Tekla, married John Przybylski. I have not yet found whether there is a link from this John Przybylski to my branch of the Przybylski family; however, my instinct tells me there is some link. These families all came from villages surrounding Gluszyna and Wiorek, Poland. Again, it's another area for research.
By 1910, the census shows three more children born to the family:
- Clara (b. 1902)
- Lucia (b. 1904)
- Hermonin (Harry) (b. 1907)
Joseph was naturalized in 1924. He passed away July 1, 1927. His obituary was published July 2, 1927 in the South Bend Tribune and is transcribed below:
Joseph Zalas, age 60, died in his home, 1052 West Ford Street at 9 o'clock Friday morning, following an illness of four months. He was a resident of South Bend for 40 years. He was born in Poland March 1, 1867, and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Zalas; three daughters, Mrs. Agnes Kluk, Mrs. Lucille Cwidak, and Miss Clarice Zalas, and five sons, Stanley, Joseph, Martin, Victor, and Henry, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Janiszczak and Mrs. Hattie Plencner. Funeral services will be held Monday morning in St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church, the Rev. S. J. Gorka, C. S. C. officiating. Burial will take place in St. Joseph's cemetery.
There is a name in this obituary that leads to another Plenzler connection: Mrs. Hattie Plencner. Remember that Plencner is a variation on the Plenzler name and it was used interchangeably within this family. This may mean one of Joseph's siblings married a Plenzler sibling. However, The only sons that I am aware of within this generation are John (who lived in Middle River, Minnesota) and Joseph (who lived in Toledo, Ohio). So we have another clue to another Plenzler who may have immigrated to the US–another area for research!
Elizabeth passed away December 19, 1950. Her obituary was published in the South Bend Tribune the same day and is transcribed below:
Mrs. Elizabeth Zalas, aged 79, of 1502 West Ford street, died at 4:25 a.m. today in her residence after an illness of three days. She was born in Poznan Poland, March 6, 1871, and came here 65 years ago. Surviving are four sons; Stanley, Joseph, Martin and Harry; two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Jackson and Mrs. Lucille Cwidak; 19 grandchildren; sixteen great grandchildren and a sister; Mrs. Constance (Kunegunda) Zalas, all of South Bend. Friends may call in the St. Joseph funeral home after 5 PM Wednesday until funeral services at 9 am Saturday in St. Casimir's Catholic church. Burial will be St. Joseph cemetery. She was a member of St. Anne's Society.
I do not have an original of this obituary as it was shared with me via email as a transcribed copy.
Family oral history tells that Elizabeth, Catherine, and Kunegunda communicated with the family in Toledo via written letters and that there were personal visits between the families; however, I have no direct evidence of this although find it a credible story. South Bend, Indiana and Toledo, Ohio are only about 160 miles apart. By the 1890s and early 1900s, there were several railroad lines in Toledo that would have made this possible.
As usual, if you have insights, comments, corrections, etc., let me know.


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No hits and hat tips
If you watched the brilliant 2007 miniseries The Bronx is Burning, which detailed the radical 1977 New York Yankees season, you might remember how eccentric former Yankee owner George Steinbrenner was portrayed. The Boss would get ticked off very easily at the most minute happenings, if you recall.
"We lost an exhibition game to the Mets – to the METS!" he snarled in one scene.
It leads me to believe that if Steinbrenner was still alive, and saw what happened last night in Panama, he would have lost his marbles. Not only did the Yankees lose an exhibition to the Miami Marlins, baseball's biggest joke in the eyes of most fans, they were no-hit.
I repeat: the Yankees were no-hit by the Marlins.
Though only an exhibition, or a game that doesn't count, Joe Girardi was not thrilled, saying afterwards,
"You never want to be no-hit. I don't care what game it is, what level. You never want to see that."
The fact that the game was being played in honor of Mariano Rivera in his native Panama at Rod Carew Stadium – and the fact that Rivera was in attendance to witness this negative piece of history – only hurt more, in this writer's eyes.
Now granted, a number of big names like Ichiro, Jacoby Ellsbury, Mark Teixeira, Brian McCann and Brian Roberts didn't participate in the no-hitter, as they were stateside in Florida playing the Baltimore Orioles. Yet a few of the key regulars didn't impress. In fact, they played a royal hand in being no-hit.
Derek Jeter, Carlos Beltran, Alfonso Soriano, Brett Gardner and Francisco Cervelli were a combined 0-for-14 with one walk and six strikeouts. Gardner was the only one of the five regulars to reach base via a walk, and was only one of two base runners all night. Zelous Wheeler drew a walk in the eighth inning but that was all the offense – if you can call it offense – the Yanks could muster.
The question I kept asking myself was, when is the last time the Yankees were no-hit in spring training? Better question: have they even ever been no-hit in spring training?
The last time they were no-hit (to any capacity) was June 11, 2003 at the hands of the Houston Astros. Coincidently enough, Jeter and Soriano were a part of the no-hitter in '03 to Houston, as well as a part of last night's struggle.
What's funny is today, in the second game of the Legends Series in Panama, the Yankees no-hit the Marlins through six until Giancarlo Stanton singled to begin the seventh inning. So, the day after being no-hit by the Marlins, the Yanks took a no-no of their own deep into the game.
Can't make this stuff up, folks.
Luckily after all the excruciating, no-hit nonsense to report on last night, the Yankees took out their frustrations in split squad action this afternoon. The stateside crew beat the Atlanta Braves 7-4 and the team that was no-hit last night pounded out 15 hits today, and shutout the Marlins 7-0.
Everyone looked good in this afternoon's action, including Masahiro Tanaka and CC Sabathia. Tanaka pitched 4.1 innings at "The Boss" vs. Atlanta and only let up one earned run on just three hits. He walked two but fanned six, looking as tactical and as effective as Mike Mussina once looked.
Mussina, if you remember, was not incredibly overpowering but so methodical in facing hitters; he had a game plan. Tanaka looked to possess that "Moose"-like style today, at least in my opinion.
Sabathia, in the meantime, worked his best outing of the spring, tossing a perfect five innings against the Marlins; no walks and five Ks. Coming off such a subpar 2013, and not exactly turning any heads this spring, you have believe he needed a performance like today.
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I've recently become "one of those people" on Twitter who partakes in #ThrowbackThursday, posting an old picture from the past and describing it.
This past Thursday, March 13, was the five-year anniversary of my story on John Flaherty; the former Yankee catcher and current YES broadcaster came to my college (Mercy; Dobbs Ferry, NY) in 2009 to speak to the baseball and softball teams at their fundraiser breakfast.
Flaherty told some awesome stories that morning, including how he was hung over the day he was called up to the major leagues – because he and his friends had gone out for "sodas" the night before.
To celebrate the fun memory, naturally I decided to post a collage photo of my newspaper article on the former Yankee catcher, the ball Flaherty signed for me that day, and the picture he took with me.
Tweeting the photo at him, Flaherty remembered the day and offered me kudos on a job well done, which was very nice of him.
Thanks for the kind words, John!
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As of late I've been venturing into the world of Hourglass Cosmetics. I still have some mixed thoughts about the brand overall, but there's definitely no denying that there are several true gems in the line. My interest has definitely increased since it's sold at SpaceNK, plus seeing a specific YouTuber, JoshCollierMUA who happens to work for the line as well. Seeing his reviews/tutorials has definitely been helpful to figure out what I want to try.
So with that being said, I purchased Illume Bronze Light -- my go to person at SpaceNK used it on me and even then I didn't buy it on the spot, because I wasn't convinced that the lasting power would be anything amazing. Of course after wearing it for 12+ hours, I had to get it.
Packaging: It comes in the signature Hourglass brown swivel packaging, and the duo has a nice mirror. The bronzer and highlighter does collect a bit on the mirror (outline), but it's not a big deal, since I know cream products do move a bit. I love the fact that it's a 2 in 1 item since I can carry it in my bag. It's easier to carry this than say, 2 bottles of Armanis Fluid Sheers.
Colors: There's a champagne colored highlighter, although there's definitely some shimmer, but it's not over the top. Check it out on JoshCollierMUA's video to see how it looks on his cheeks. It's a soft sheen that just looks so pretty. Then there's a bronzer that's definitely not orange when applied, although in the pan it looks it would be too orange on the skin. Definitely don't be fooled by the appearance in the pan.
Texture/Formula: Ok, so the formula states that it's a cream to powder. When it sets to a powder, it sets is so much better than a powder. It doesn't look like the highlighter and bronzer is just sitting on top of your skin. It seriously melts with your skin. The bronzer is matte, but not chalky at all. The texture of the bronzer is a bit more creamy/wet than the highlighter, so that's something to be aware of. Once it sets, it seriously doesn't budge. One of the benefits of the duo is that it's oil, fragrance, wax, sulfate, fragrance, phthlate, and paraben free. Look below for the list of ingredients (in the picture section).
Learning curve: The hardest thing for me to learn to use was the bronzer, because of the blending part. It sets really fast, so for me to blend well before it sets, is to use a big fluffy synthetic brush like the Hourglass #2. I currently own the Hourglass retractable brush and it's not big enough for my personal liking to use with the bronzer. I feel like I don't get an even application when I apply the bronzer with my fingers, so the best way to use it is with a brush. The highlighter on the other hand is easier to use, and you can apply it with your fingers without an issue.
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|bronzer on top, highlighter on the bottom.
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The story of Walter White, his family, and his associate, Jesse Pinkman, arrives at a close to conclude the series. (Written and directed by Vince Gilligan.)
Events set in motion long ago move toward a conclusion. We flash forward to the events that take place in New Hamspire. (Written and directed by Peter Gould.)
Everyone copes with radically changed circumstances in different ways. (Directed by Rian Johnson.)
An unusual strategy starts to bear fruit, while plans are set in motion that could change everything. (Written and directed by Sam Catlin.)
Jesse decides to make a big change in his life, while Walt and Skyler try to deal with an unexpected demand. (Written by Gennifer Hutchison. Directed by Michael Slovis.)
Skyler's past catches up with her while Walt needs to cover his own tracks. Jesse continues to struggle with guilt. (Written by Thomas Schnauz. Directed by Michelle MacLaren.)
Walt tries to adjust to life outside of the "business" and meets with Jesse to hopefully talk through some of it. Hank grapples with a troubling lead that still requires real evidence to pursue further. (Written by Peter Gould. Directed by Bryan Cranston.)
Time is running out. Without the payments to Gus' associates in prison, somebody is going to talk. Walter meets with Lydia to obtain the names of Mike's people. Jesse is left out by Walter in the process of the actions, because he is no longer a part of the group.
Walt assumes a new level of superiority in the business venture. Mike is left to deal with the consequences of his actions.
Still upset over the many divisions of their profits, Walt tries to take superiority over Mike. Meanwhile, occupational hazards start to weigh heavily on Jesse and Mike and they start to come up with ideas to end their role in the business.
Mike and Lydia work to get the methylamine delivered for the operation. Walt and Jesse try to work through several ideas to keep undercover.
Skyler considers packing up the kids and leaving. Walt and Jesse's ongoing plan may be foiled by a new team member.
Marie confronts Walt over some of his recent actions. Meanwhile, Mike, Jesse, and Walt move forward with their newest business operation.
Walt and Jesse try to restart the business venture with Mike on their side. Meanwhile, Hank and the DEA explore new leads after understanding more about the explosion at the senior's centre.
Walt heads over to see his family, still being kept under guard. News of the deaths at the senior's centre spreads while Walt plots his next moves in order to ensure his family and his secrets are kept safe. Hank realizes that his investigation will be a long one upon discovering the destroyed superlab.moreless


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More than 2,000 flights have been canceled, and more than 200,000 customers are without power in several southern states as the impact of severe winter weather was felt across the nation. NBC's Eric Fisher reports.
A winter storm swept into the Northeast on Thursday, bringing up to 21 inches of snow, drenching rain – and a new round of travel headaches.
By late afternoon, more than 1,000 flights had been canceled, and more than 8,000 were delayed, according to FlightStats.com, frustrating thousands of stranded passengers.
At Philadelphia International Airport, assistant principal Tomorrow Jenkins was desperate to get to Orlando, Fla., where her high school's band was slated to perform at a Rutgers University bowl game Friday.
Her flight had been delayed and canceled, and she missed a connection. "I'm a little anxious," she told NBCPhiladelphia.com at the airport, where dozens of flights were scrapped on Thursday.
Passengers on a Southwest Airlines jet bound for Florida from Long Island faced an unexpected wait after the Boeing 737 went off the runway and got stuck in the grass. Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Jim Peters said officials were investigating if wet weather was a factor in the mishap, which caused no injuries.
An American Airlines flight that landed safely in Pittsburgh on Wednesday night got stuck in snow for about two hours on the tarmac, The Associated Press reported.
The Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, where all flights had been grounded until Wednesday afternoon after the storm passed, still had two dozen cancellations on the board.
It won't be a blockbuster snowfall, but most of the big cities in the Northeast will get one to three inches of snow. The Weather Channel's Chris Warren reports.
A passenger who had been stuck on a plane at the gate there for three hours on Christmas night recorded an American Airlines pilot apologizing for the situation.
"I've made more personal phone calls than I know what to do with," the pilot said in an audio recording obtained by WFAA-TV.
"I've spent my last quarter, to be honest with you. It's beyond reproach. I have no words to tell you... to tell you how sorry I am. This is way above our heads... by people that obviously, in my humble opinion, don't have a clue what they're doing," said the pilot.
The airline said in a statement that it "was obviously a very challenging day" and apologized for any inconvenience.
The weather system, which developed just before Christmas, has already spawned twisters, high winds, icy roads, and record snowfall in the nation's midsection, where it was blamed for a dozen deaths.
The Weather Channel's Eric Fisher reports from Lewiston, Maine, where snow is rapidly accumulating. The winter storm, which traveled from Texas up through the Midwest, is threatening to dump up to 2 feet of snow on parts of the Northeast.
On Thursday, it blanketed towns from Pennsylvania to Maine in white.
Woodford, Vt., got socked with 21 inches of snow -- the highest total of the storm so far. In Edwards, N.Y., 16 inches fell. Coudersport, Pa., saw 15 inches; Windsor, Mass., got 13.4 inches; and Lebanon, Maine, had a foot, the National Weather Service reported.
Where there wasn't snow, there was rain. In New Jersey, flooding and high winds forced the closure of parts of Brick Township, local officials told the Weather Channel's Mike Seidel.
Thursday brought mostly rain to New York City, Philadelphia and Boston, but that could change this weekend. The Weather Channel's Tom Niziol said a new system could dump up to four inches of snow on the major Northeast cities.
The Weather Channel's Michael Palmer and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
On one of the busiest travel days of the year, bad weather has forced airlines to cancel or delay flights. NBC's Katy Tur reports.
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RALEIGH � This version of North Carolina vs. North Carolina State in baseball will remain undecided.
The third game of the series was canceled because of the constant rain that showed no signs of slowing down Sunday night at Doak Field.
North Carolina won the first game of the series 7-1 on Friday night and N.C. State won Saturday night�s game 7-3.
The rubber match will not be made up because of the Atlantic Coast Conference�s rule that series must be completed within a three-day window.
While the tarp covered the field, a few North Carolina players played catch before heading back into the visitor�s dugout. At about 6:55 p.m., the Tar Heels removed all equipment from the dugout and headed to their bus. Shortly after, the announcement was made that the game was canceled.
The rain-out put a damper on what had been a couple sell-out crowds at N.C. State.
Saturday night�s attendance of 3,123 marked the highest single-game total in program history. Friday night�s attendance of 3,048 was the third highest. The Wolfpack needed 2,603 for Sunday night�s game to break the series attendance record of 8,774, set against North Carolina in 2007.
Fans can exchange tickets to the canceled game for any game this season with the exception of a May 11 game against Florida State. That game is already sold out.


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Montréal, Québec
Elle has been talking about Grumman '78, a food truck that offered food on special occasions (since food trucks are not legal yet in Montréal), for a long while. We were never able to track it down but lucky for her, Grumman '78 opened a brick and mortar location at Le Faubourg's food court. While it's pretty quite at Le Faubourg, the addition of Grumman '78 makes it a good place to stop for affordable and original food. (We haven't written a post but head to Yuki Ramen for hand pulled noodles).
Grumman '78.
After walking around downtown and shopping (what else would we be doing?), we shared a sip-sac of jugo verde ($3), which was made up of celery, pineapple and parsley. Unusual combination of ingredients, but refreshing nonetheless. The juice is served in bags to replicate street food in Asia (or elsewhere); Elle observed with amusement that the juice is poured through a funnel, rather than directly poured in bags by the deft hands of Asian street vendors.
Jugo verde sip-sac.
As a general rule, if there is something deep fried, I will order it so I convinced Elle to share a portion of fried chicken ($4). The chicken drumstick was fried into golden perfection and slathered with truffled honey. Now I love truffle, but I find that not only does it often find itself on a menu unnecessarily, but you can't really taste it, just like this instance. Not sure they truffle was necessary. The drumstick was served with a side of creamy potato salad that both Elle and I also enjoyed very much.
Fried chicken.
Grumman '78 specializes in non-traditional tacos. Having had it on her first visit, Elle highly recommended the pork banh mi ($4). We're Vietnamese so we can't turn down banh mi when opportunity arises! The pork was roasted to a pulled pork consistency, and combined well with the pickled carrots and daikon. You can't go wrong with banh mi inspired food!
Taco Banh Mi.
For our second taco, we ordered the jerk chicken taco, mainly being attracted to the idea of jerk chicken. I should have read the description more carefully because I was surprised to see a cucumber, dill and yogurt garnish. The taco was also stuffed with rice. The taco was good but didn't meet the idea I had of spicy jerk chicken. It seemed a bit more Mediterranean influenced.
Taco Jerk Chicken.
On Elle's previous visit, she also had the Papas Grumman, fried sweet potatoes, which she raved about. I will have to try it next time! Our friend E (who has started her own blog) had a vegetarian taco of red kidney beans and feta. If you want to have tacos with a spin, Grumman '78 offers an affordable menu. I like that each item is well-priced so you get to try different things.


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I'm using the following code to clear a bit in position pos (starting with position 0 on the far right) in the integer value. (Please don't comment on the stupidity of the code writing right now). When I give it an input of 15 and 1 it gives me some massively negative number (-2147483639) as the return value while it should be returning 13
(clearing the first bit would effectively subtract two from the original value)
Any ideas on why this is not working properly?
Code:unsigned int IBCLR(int value, int pos) { unsigned int tempval = (unsigned)value; unsigned int temppos = (unsigned)pos; return tempval & (~((unsigned)1 << temppos)); }