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Real/Surreal is a circulating loan exhibition organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. The exhibition explores the interconnections between the real and the imagined in early modern American art, with an emphasis on Surrealism and Magic Realism. The exhibition includes paintings, drawings, and prints by Thomas Hart Benton, Charles Burchfield, Paul Cadmus, Philip Evergood, Jared French, Marsden Hartley, Edward Hopper, Man Ray, Charles Sheeler, George Tooker, John Wilde, and Grant Wood among others. MMoCA has added works from its own permanent collection, including a major watercolor by Andrew Wyeth and a significant painting by Marsden Hartley.
George Tooker, The Subway, 1950. Egg tempera on composition board, 18½ x 36½ inches. Collection of Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from the Juliana Force Purchase Award.
Edward Hopper, Cape Cod Sunset, 1934. Oil on canvas, 29 1⁄8 x 36 ¼ inches. Collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Josephine N. Hopper Bequest 70.1166. © Heirs of Josephine N. Hopper, Licensed by the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York.
Andrew Wyeth, "Winter Fields", 1942. Tempera, oil, ink, and gesso on composition board, 175/16 × 41 inches. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Benno C. Schmidt in memory of Mr. Josiah Marvel, first owner of this picture 77.91 © Andrew Wyeth.
Jared French, State Park, 1946. Tempera on composition board, 247/16 x 24½. inches. Collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Donnelley Erdman 65.78. Photography by Sheldan C. Collins.
Federico Castellón, The Dark Figure, 1938. Oil on canvas, 17 3/8 x 26 ¼ inches. Collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Purchase 42.3. Courtesy Michael Rosenfeld Gallery LLC, NY. Photography by Sheldan C. Collins.
Henry Koerner, Mirror of Life, 1946. Oil on composition board, 36 x 42 inches. Collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Purchase 48.2. Courtesy of Joseph and Joan Koerner. Digital Image © Whitney Museum of American Art.
Man Ray (1890–1976), La Fortune, 1938. Oil on canvas, 24 × 29 in. (61 × 73.7 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase with funds from the Simon Foundation Inc. 72.129. © 2009 Man Ray Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY / ADAGP, Paris
From a NY Times Review (images added):
Edward Hopper's "Early Sunday Morning" (1930), his famous picture of storefronts bathed in sunlight, captures an experience of urban life with uncanny vividness. Yet a mood of aching loneliness and suspenseful mystery tilts it toward Surrealism. The Italian visionary Giorgio de Chirico may come to mind, as he does in the instances of
George Ault's "Hudson Street" (1932),
a haunting view of an eerily quiet Manhattan industrial area, and of
Francis Criss's "Astor Place" (1932),
in which two nuns enveloped in black habits ominously converse on a corner of a deserted city square. Notice the nearby sign (which says) : "Keep Right."George Tooker's "Subway" (1950) shifts the balance further toward surreal dream. An anxious woman in a red dress pauses in an underground corridor with suspicious-looking men in long coats lurking in the background. But Tooker's careful rendering of New York's subterranean architecture grounds the nightmare firmly in a familiar, concrete reality...While there is little here in the vein of Social Realist protest, disaffection from the mainstream of American life prevails.
Joe Jones's "American Farm" (1936), a distant view of farm buildings on a high plateau surrounded by a deathly landscape of earth eroded into deep gullies and ravines, alludes overtly to the Dust Bowl, which added ecological insult to the injuries of the Great Depression. But it also conveys feelings of isolation and despair whose roots extended to a psychic geography reaching far beyond the borders of the so-called American Breadbasket...
Walter Murch's soft-focus, hyperrealistic grisaille painting "Governor, II" (1952)
turns the works of an antique timepiece into a numinous, Newtonian metaphor. John Wilde's 1943 self-portrait, drawn in pencil with exquisite refinement, resembles the work of a Renaissance neo-Platonist.What is the spiritual catastrophe that seems to have almost all these artists in its grip, driving so many of them into morbid withdrawal from the can-do business of modern life?
Peter Blume's "Light of the World" (1932),
a compact, nearly square panel painting made in the crystalline style of a Northern Renaissance master. Three rotund people gaze up at a bizarre rooftop construction: a central pole with decorative architectural fragments attached, topped by a cut-glass globe with glowing light bulbs inside. The title may be taken literally: electricity does light our world, after all. But it also invokes Jesus' declaration "I am the light of the world," and you do not have to be a Christian to appreciate how the promises of technology supplanted those of religion early in the 20th century, leaving a secularized world unmoored from spiritual foundations.
"Winter Fields," a painting that Andrew Wyeth made in 1942 when he was leaning toward Magic Realism, puts it more succinctly. With the exacting touch and the pagan religiosity of a Pre-Raphaelite, he pictured a dead crow among dry, brown grasses, a baleful symbol for civilization at war with itself, a silent scream against the violent idiocy of man.


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7 comments:
- wicKED said...
Really good work. I like the little plague doctor looking creatures coming out of the ground. I wonder if that is a glass atrium or just like a large window.
- November 10, 2011 at 8:15 AM
- Jay's Shadow said...
I was looking at haunt on his site earlier this week. Good stuff....
- November 10, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- Grim said...
I don't know how I missed out on Marrow's work for so long. Truly awesome, and I can't wait to see what comes next.
- November 10, 2011 at 8:46 AM
- The October boy said...
Marrow really hit the mark with his extraordinary work.
The attention to detail is amazing, truly great atmosphere.
- November 10, 2011 at 9:38 AM
- NoahFentz said...
It's so cool that this haunt has its own showcase away from the outside elements.
Love the bird like creatures!!
- November 10, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- Brian M said...
Wow! So good. Love the expressions on the creatures faces. Great lighting and pics. One of my favorites this year.
- November 10, 2011 at 12:41 PM
- Marrow said...
Thank you SO much Rot (and all of you kind commenters).
I always feel so excited when you feature my props and photos - this makes 5 times. :)
- November 11, 2011 at 2:19 AM


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Virginia company growing its fire business
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.—A former candle factory in this historic city is so large and rambling and houses so many different types of businesses that installing a new fire system in it was challenging.
However, Protection By Design, based here, which has been expanding its fire-related work in the past two years, was happy to tackle the job, said Michael Kidd, the company's commercial project manager.
"It was a pretty different fire alarm," Kidd said of the project, the first phases of which have taken about a year and half. "And I'm glad they chose us."
Protection By Design was founded in 1990 by Rob and Paula Sheldon to offer custom security and today also offers a variety of other services. Fire currently accounts for about 15 to 20 percent of the business but the company's fire division is growing, said Kidd, who has been with the company two years and specializes in fire.
Williamsburg—home to Busch Gardens, the Williamsburg Pottery Factory and Colonial Williamsburg, the city's restored historic area—is a busy commercial area with a lot of construction, Kidd said. "It's a good [fire] market for us right now," he said.
The former candle factory is an example of the commercial fire jobs the company undertakes.
The building is on the site of the former Williamsburg Soap and Candle Factory, although much of the original complex has been replaced with new construction.
Still, Kidd said, the complex is rambling. "There are so many buildings attached to buildings." Also, the complex now houses businesses as diverse as a Pizza Hut, an accountant's office, an Amish food and furniture store and a boat and RV storage facility. "It's got a little bit of everything," he said.
Protection by Design is a Fire-Lite by Honeywell dealer and Kidd said, "I'm glad we used Fire-Lite," because of the technical support he got from the company and the ease of the install.
"That candle factory took two control panels," he said. "We had the bigger one up front and a smaller one in the back…the Fire-Lite 9600 in the front and a 9200 in the back."
He said he used two systems to facilitate the wiring, which was a challenge in the lofty space. "For the wire running we had to have a high lift in the building," Kidd said. "It was very intense to get all the wires where we needed to get them. That's why we chose to split the building."
He said there were about 50 heat detectors in the building's attic and about 100 smoke detectors and "so many horn strobes, it's unbelievable."
He added, "Fire-Lite in that building … couldn't have been a better match," because of the system's power and the ability to add on with ease. "When they called us up and said, 'We have another store or another business going in,'" expanding the system was relatively simple, Kidd said.
The project is not yet done because the central part of the structure is still awaiting development, but Kidd said Protection By Design expects to do that part of the project as well. "They've already told me that when they start to develop more, they will keep me on for that," he said.
What is this story about?
Talk about overwriting something. This is a story about a company that has obviously never installed a fire alarm before. This Kidd guy sounds like a kid. I have been in the industry for over 30 years and I used to find SSN to be a good read from time to time. I am just really confused by this story. I am willing to say this is free advertising for a company that doesn't do fire alarms but now wants to put it out there, that they are doing fire alarms. Good job Mr Child for installing your first fire alarm.


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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) is a co-sponsor and assists with a portion of the financial support for the International Rainy River-Lake of the Woods Watershed Forum.
Approximately 70 percent of all Minnesotans rely on groundwater as their primary source of drinking water. Wells used for drinking water must be properly sealed when removed from service to protect both public health and Minnesota's invaluable groundwater resources. The Minnesota Department of Health protects both public health and groundwater by assuring the proper sealing of unused wells.
Clean Water funds are being provided to well owners as a 50% cost-share assistance for sealing unused public water-supply wells.


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July 18, 2013
By KENNETH MILLER
Assistant Managing Editor
Newly minted Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti followed up his tweets for peace with a full fledge press conference on the lawn of Dorsey High School on Tuesday July 14.
Flanked by Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charlie Beck, Supervisor Mark Ridley Thomas, Assembly member Holly Mitchell, LAUSD School Board Member Marguerite LaMotte, Councilmembers Curren Price and Bernard Parks, Garcetti met with community leaders and educators to request that citizens and protestors remain calm.
Beck promised to protect protesters' First Amendment rights, but not at the expense of community safety. He said he preferred his officers make no arrests on Tuesday night, but said they would not tolerate lawbreakers.
"You come here again tonight, you will go to jail," he said.
"Your actions will reduce the power of the message from this community, and that is wrong. That is a shameful act," Beck added.
Garcetti noted that while the Zimmerman verdict may have sparked passionate reactions nationwide, it would not "ignite this city."
"We are calling on people to practice peace, to not let the dialogue sparked by Martin's death be silenced by any violence," he said
Immediately following the verdict, protestors held a peaceful candlelight vigil at Leimert Park in the Crenshaw District, but over the past couple of days the protestors have caused freeway closures, prevented shoppers from shopping at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall, altered bus routes and assaulted innocent people.
National Civil Rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton has scheduled another march at the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles, and has insisted that justice advocates continue to march and protest peacefully.
Garcetti was back east with relatives when the violence broke and subsequently had to postpone a trip to Washington D.C.


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Date: 10/5/2012; 84 minutes
"Water Passion" is a multicultural/multimedia oratorio, written by acclaimed Chinese composer Tan Dun to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the birth of J.S. Bach, whose "St. Matthew Passion" provided the initial inspiration for this work. The music is a theatrical mix of water bowls, drums, strings, Tibetan bells, chants, digital sounds, Chinese opera and Tuvan throat singing, with a dash of jazz and postmodernism, all filtered through Tan Dun's adventurous sensibility. (#23996)
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There's symmetry in this choice for the 100th post: Leguin was featured in one of the earliest FSF posts for her "left-handed commencement address." Both speeches date from the early 1980s, and both focus on women and public speaking. It's both fitting and explosive. I've highlighted in bold the quote Becky sent me in this excerpt:
I know that many men and even women are afraid and angry when women do speak, because in this barbaric society, when women speak truly they speak subversively--they can't help it: if you're underneath, if you're kept down, you break out, you subvert. We are volcanoes. When we women offer our experience as our truth, as human truth, all the maps change. There are new mountains. That's what I want--to hear you erupting. You young Mount St. Helenses who don't know the power in you--I want to hear you."We are volcanoes" might be one of the best metaphors I've ever heard for women trying to find their voices. It conveys power and latency, a smoldering passion, the ability to be mistaken as something quiet and benign, the possibility of a dramatic mark on the universe, and the power to make permanent and lasting change: "...all the maps change. There are new mountains." And she does it, LeGuin style, in a scant 23 words, none wasted. They're words worth remembering, since, even today, "many men and even women are afraid and angry when women do speak."
Dancing at the Edge of the World: Thoughts on Words, Women, Places, and here on the Bryn Mawr website. LeGuin walks her listeners through the power of public speaking, and how, for most of civilization, it has been changed and dominated by male voices, which she calls "the father tongue." But where she describes and catalogs women's voices and ways of speaking, this speech resonates:
It is a language always on the verge of silence and often on the verge of song. It is the language stories are told in. It is the language spoken by all children and most women, and so I call it the mother tongue, for we learn it from our mothers, and speak it to our kids. I'm trying to use it here in public where it isn't appropriate, not suited to the occasion, but I want to speak it to you because we are women and I can't say what I want to say about women in the language of capital M Man.There's much more to this long and impassioned speech for you to find for yourself, so please give it a thorough read. I wish I had video to share, but I'll settle for what you can learn from it:
- Respect the audience: Much of this speech looks at how public speech has become a source of power for men, but LeGuin urges her audience to seize it for themselves and also reassures them that she will not abuse that power. "But it is such an authority that I possess for the brief - we all hope it is decently brief - time I speak to you - I have no right to speak to you. What I have is the responsibility you have given me to speak to you." It's an approach more speakers should keep in mind.
- Use poetry to forge connections: Quoting Sojourner Truth's line, "Now I will do a little singing. I have not heard any singing since I came here," LeGuin uses poems by women poets to illustrate the "mother tongue" language that challenges public ways of speaking. You, too, might consider using poems to connect with your audience.
- Write your speech the way people talk: LeGuin's an elegant writer, and those skills can be seen here. But she wrote this speech, all about language and speaking, so that it reflected the way people talk, which lends it credibility, immediacy, and surprise. There's nothing simple about this intellectual speech, but it includes real conversational language as a strong connector with the audience, bringing the ivory tower a bit closer to the real world the graduates are about to enter.
- Sound the call to action: "We are volcanoes" and "That's what I want -- to hear you erupting" unite the audience and give them a charge to follow in vivid and dramatic words. It builds upon her lyrical retelling of the history of men and women and the ways of public speaking and private speaking that have evolved over centuries, and how they affect our homes and workplaces today. It's as good a short history as you'll find about women's issues in public speaking.
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Weekend Links is a collection of the interesting bits and pieces that I've come across on the streets and online. The weekly post is my chance to share with you a few things from the week, in a list compiled during the weekend. I hope you enjoy them as well.
A few things I enjoyed over the last week:
1. Listening to the new album by Tom Waits on NPR
2. Entering a giveaway for a bicycle calendar by Lisa Rupp (pictured above, via unruly things)
3. Learning about the history and variations of the ampersand
4. Watching a video of the making of a fantastic magazine cover by Paperlux (pictured below, via curiosity counts)


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The Marriage of Frank Mills to Mary Elisabeth Sills
I have a story to tell.I have a friend who lives in Italy who I am buying some vintage clothing from and she has a wedding Dress with a note attached from Windsor,Connecticut.
The note is as follow.....
Wedding gown and slippers of Mary Elisabeth Sills married September 1 , 1897 to Rev. Frank J.Wills in this house - 209 Palidsade Ave. Winsor ,(Connecticut) the childs dress worn on this occasion by Florence Bareton Wills-a flower girl
From further research I have discovered the W is actually an M (hard to tell) And the J in Franks name is a mystery here is the info I found
Frank Van der Meulen Mills Pedigree
Birth: 01 AUG 1853 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
Marriage: 01 SEP 1897 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
Death: 12 DEC 1929
Mary E. Sill Pedigree
Birth: 02 FEB 1863 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
Marriage: 01 SEP 1897 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
Death: 17 FEB 1955
His 1st marriage was to
Spouse: Kate Chapman Wilson Family
16 AUG 1882 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
and the flower girl at wedding to Mary I beleive was his daughter from 1st marriage and looks like she stayed single
Florence MILLS
Birth Date: 3 Nov 1890
Death Date: Jan 1974
Social Security Number: 048-36-5770
I was able to find more info on Mary and am going back to retrieve it.
I am hoping someone can give us more info (finding descendants of the dress would be awesome.
I have joined the Windosr Historical society at Facebook and hope to get a reply soon also.
Photos of the pieces available by request.
Benjamins of Australia (Mount Kembla NSW)
I can only go as far back as 1762 to a Robert Benjamin and his wife Honor Waite b 18 Aug 1762 and married 30 March 1795
I only have one child (so far) which is also Robert Benjamin b-1801 d- 5 March 1887 his 1st marriage was to a Ann Burton b-1815 on 1 Aug 1836 in Wollongong ( I have been unable to find a death year)
Robert was born in Brinkworth,Wiltshire,England and married and died at Mt Kembla NSW
On 16 Oct 1860 when he was 59 yrs old he married Susannah Jane Stanbridge B-23 Nov 1846 D-1904
A MT Kembla lass.She was only 14 years old (I wonder how she felt?) Was she "sold" of to a wealthy man as that wasnt unusual back in those days.
Robert and Susannah went on to have 12 children
1/ Thomas Robert Benjamin b-12 Oct 1861 d-12 April 1949 m 18 Dec 1889 to Priscilla Jane Jarrett b1869 Wollongong d 9 May 1943 Corrimal
2/ Frederick William b- 1863 m 4 Jan 1886 Lavinia N Huxtable
3/ Susannah Jane B-7 Oct 1875 d-8 Aug 1912 m1883 James Peace d-13 may 1907 Wollongong
4/ Elizabeth Nancy Ann b- 26 Jan 1868 d Coffs Harbour m-1887 James Henry Williams b-1855 d- 24 aug 1941 Crossmaglen
5/ Mary Ann b- 2 Aug 1870 m 15 dec 1888 wollongon to Mark Hayward b -1867 Wgong d-port maquarie 1929
6 / Sarah Ann b- 4 Aug 1872 mt Kembla d-29 Feb 1940 mt kembla m 1896 Wgong George Bromley Kirkwood d-12 Aug 1947 MKt Kembla
7/ Rebecca b-4 Oct 1874 Mt Kembla d- 22 Aug 1951 m Wgong John George Nees d 31 July 1902
*8/ Honor b-10 Jan 1877 Mt Kembla d-3 Oct 1959 m.Mt Kembla William Henry Slow d-21 Aug 1944
9/ John b-10 Aug 1879 Mt Kembla d-11 Jan 1965 m26 Dec 1912 Wgong Mary Laurie Dungey
10/ Thomas James b-August 1881 accid killed 26 April 1900 Mt Kembla Colliery
11/ Thoma Stanley b-1883 Wgong d9 Nov 1884
12 Charles Albert b- march 1885 Mt Kembla d-6 Aug 1919 ( died in mine explosion) m 17 Feb 1911 Wgong Jane Charleworth b-10 Dec 1893 Kurrajong Leeton d-2 July 1957
*Honor and William Slow are my Paternal great grandparents.
Slow Family in Australia
I am looking at anyone connected to William Henry Slow b-1877 d-1944 and his wife Honor nee Benjamin b-10.Jan 1896 d-3 Oct 1959 Honor was born and died in Mount Kembla.
William and Honor married in 1896 at Mount Kembla NSW they went on to have 10 children
Williams parents were William and Alice Mary William had one brother that I have found so far John D-1932
Alice May
Bill (married Mary Dorothy Swan) the Swans are related to me on my mums mothers side and Doris (my nanna) was their bridesmaid I found photo in the Swan family tree book.
Ruby V
Doris Eileen Pearl b-1913 d- (this is my nanna, my dads mum) More info at Miller Discussion (see picture)
as of 2005 last 3 children were still living.
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SPECIAL REPORT—Green IT
The Environmental Protection Agency and server manufacturers are moving closer to an Energy Star specification for enterprise servers that will help government agencies identify systems that deliver performance while reducing energy consumption.
This story is part of an 1105 Government Information Group special report on green IT. GCN's affiliate publications, Federal Computer Week and Washington Technology, will explore the implications of the 2005 Energy Policy Act and examine the business case for green IT, respectively. You can find the complete 1105 GIG report here.
The Energy Star Version 1.0 Computer Server specification is expected to become effective May 1. Request for comments on Draft 4 of the specification ended March 20.
In preparing the specification, EPA asked industry to focus on several critical issues, such as idle-power requirements for servers with more than two sockets, the appropriate means to measure blade server efficiency, and a standardized data-reporting approach that can help data center managers better understand their IT equipment's power characteristics.
The Energy Star specification for servers can be a useful guidepost for organizations of all sizes, said Andrew Fanara, EPA's Energy Star product development team lead.
"It doesn't answer every question about energy efficiency," he said. "However, it can open a conversation about the energy profile of products."
More information on servers' power use and capability will be posted with product specifications on vendors' Web sites when the specification is finally approved. EPA plans to provide a template of the Power and Performance Data Sheet for vendors on the agency's Web site.
IT equipment buyers will be able to compare energy use, thermal characteristics and server performance, EPA officials said.
"Overall, we think that there has been good progress on the server requirements, and we think EPA has done some good work in getting that specification focused on the issues," said Jay Dietrich, program manager at IBM's corporate environmental affairs group.
As EPA and vendors work to reduce power consumption for servers on one front, there is increasing use of technology such as virtualization that drives better efficiency by consolidating servers. But virtualization has different service and reliability components built into it that increase power use, Dietrich said.
IBM is working with EPA to strike a balance between the need to reduce power and use of technology such as virtualization that might use more.
"There aren't real strong metrics or benchmarks for virtualization that are available to set standards for those types of operations," Dietrich said.
EPA is supposed to address this issue in the next version of the specification, he added.
Utilization over power use
Dell officials would like to see the upcoming specification account for utilization rather than just focus on energy use, said Albert Esser, vice president of data center infrastructure at Dell.
If idle-power and low-utilization power consumption requirements are aggressively pursued, the only systems that could adhere to Energy Star server requirements would be one-socket type servers that are not meant to be highly virtualized and utilized, Esser said.
Servers are not like desktop or laptop computers because they are not meant to be idle. Instead, they are designed to be highly utilized and available. "A heavily utilized server is much more energy effective than a small server running at very low utilization rates," Esser said.
To be more effective, the server specification should focus on the overall productivity and ecosystem of the data center, he said. The Green Grid, a consortium of industry and government agencies working toward energy efficiency, has proposed a metric that could help organizations compare their data center's infrastructure to its existing IT load. Dell has contributed to this measurement, which is called the Data Center Infrastructure Efficiency benchmark.
"We would like to see the EPA follow the Green Grid's lead on specifying IT productivity and IT utilization," Esser said.
EPA seems to be moving in that direction. In a recent letter to industry, Fanara wrote that EPA recognizes that design trends are leading to increased server utilization, which reduces the idle time of high-performance servers, especially those with more than two sockets. As a result, EPA removed idle-power requirements for servers with more than two sockets in Draft 4 of the specification. Server vendors will be required to turn on processor level power management features when systems are shipped to lower the energy consumption if they go into idle mode.
Esser would also like to see EPA give manufacturers more time to implement some of the requirements.
"EPA is asking for a fairly rapid deployment in a very short time frame," he said. "I don't think this is in the best interest of everybody." A quick turnaround could make Energy Star-compliant systems more expensive because vendors will need rapid development and design efforts to make this happen, he said.
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Selman v. Cobb County School District
In 2004, the ACLU filed Selman v. Cobb County School District.[1] The plaintiffs were five parents in the Georgia school district. If the plaintiffs prevailed, the school district would be forced to pay their lawyer costs.
The ACLU argued [2] that the district had violated the Establishment clause of the U.S. Constitution by putting stickers in biology textbooks that said, "This textbook contains material on evolution. Evolution is a theory, not a fact, regarding the origin of living things. This material should be approached with an open mind, studied carefully and critically considered."[3]
An Amicus Curiae (friend of the Court) brief was filed by several organizations opposing the open thought evolution disclaimer put on Cobb County biology books.[4] They argued that "Intelligent Design advocates misrepresent evolutionary science", and that "there is no genuine scientific controversy over the validity of evolution".
The trial judge ruled in favor of the ACLU,[3] but his ruling was vacated on appeal due to irregularities in the handling of evidence and its preservation in the court records.[5] The case was remanded to district court for a retrial, but was settled out of court prior to that retrial. An Amicus Curiae (friend of the Court) brief was filed by Foundation for Moral Law, Inc. in support of the defendants and in support of reversal. They argued that the constitutionality of the stickers placed on science textbooks should be determined by the text of the first amendment, not "judicially-fabricated tests", because the Constitution is the supreme Law of the Land, and "the Lemon test and other constitutional counterfeits foment hostility toward religion and its adherents"; that the school board's placement of a sticker on certain science textbooks is not a "law respecting an establishment of religion"; and that the textbook stickers did not violate the text of the Georgia Constitution.[6]
The case was eventually settled. The school district agreed to remove the stickers, to avoid altering science textbooks or making "any disclaimers regarding evolution", and to teach the state Board of Education's core curriculum, which includes evolution, although that wasn't under dispute in the original suit. In addition, they paid $166,669.12 to Atlanta law firm Bondurant, Mixon & Elmore for their charges in bringing the case to trial.[7][8]
- ↑ ACLU: Parents Challenge Evolution Disclaimer In Georgia Textbooks
- ↑ ACLU Pretrial Brief in Selman et al v. Cobb County, 11/12/2004
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Judge's Decision, Selman v. Cobb County School District
- ↑ Amicus Curiae of Several Pro-Evolution Groups, Selman v. Cobb County School District [1]
- ↑ Appeal Decision, Selman v. Cobb County School District
- ↑ Amicus Curiae of Foundation for Moral Law, Inc, Selman v. Cobb County School District [2]
- ↑ "Agreement Ends Textbook Sticker Case", press release from Cobb County School District including settlement agreement [3]
- ↑ ACLU: Georgia School Board Drops Defense of Anti-Evolution Stickers


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Young Racers' Club October 2008 - Alan Bruton
The October 2008 YRC Winner is Alan Bruton from Moulton, Alabama
We get a lot of entries for the Young Racers' Club where brothers, sisters, fathers, and mothers write in to enter the racer in their life for a chance at one of our $250 gift certificates. But when this month's random drawing produced a letter from somebody's grandfather, we thought that was a first. Alan Bruton's grandfather, J.M., writes:
"I'm very proud of Alan, not only is he a good kid but he picked up racing easily. He is a senior at Lawrence County High School in Moulton, Alabama. He started racing at 16 years old in 2006 and came in Seventh in points at Moulton Speedway. In 2007, he won the Mini Stock points championship by 320 points over the Second Place driver. His car was a Toyota 4 cylinder. We have sold the car and are undecided as to which direction to go in racing as of now."
Well J.M. and Alan, perhaps a $250 gift certificate from this month's YRC sponsor TCI Automotive will help you decide! Street Stock perhaps? When you do, drop us a line and some pictures.
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Ewert family name
A Mennonite family name of Frisian-Dutch descent, Ewert (Ewertz, Ewerts, Evert, Ebert, Efert) was also frequently found in West Prussia. This name is derived from Evert (Dutch Christian name) and may formerly have been Everts or Ewerts. In West Prussia the members of this family all belonged to the more progressive Frisian or Waterlander wing. The name was first mentioned in Danzig in 1572, and Montau in 1605.
Members of this family migrated to Poland, Russia (Molotschna settlement) and North America. Some of the better-known members of this family were Elder Wilhelm Ewert, a delegate to North America in 1873 and an emigration leader; Henry H. Ewert, son of Wilhelm and Anna Janz Ewert and an educator in Manitoba; Benjamin Ewert, leader in the General Conference of Mennonites in Canada.
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|Nanne van der Zijpp
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Reimer, Gustav and Nanne van der Zijpp. "Ewert family name." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1956. Web. 11 Jul 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Ewert_family_name&oldid=119886.
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Reimer, Gustav and Nanne van der Zijpp. (1956). Ewert family name. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 11 July 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Ewert_family_name&oldid=119886.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 2, p. 275. All rights reserved.
©1996-2020 by the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. All rights reserved.


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With the Chestnut Hill Fund Drive in full swing, we checked in with past grantees about how the generosity of the community has helped them. Keystone Hospice received a $5,000 grant to support hospice costs for terminally ill Chestnut Hill residents.
The staff of KeystoneCare Home Health and Hospice and its grateful patients and families want you to know how grateful we are for the support from the Chestnut Hill Community Fund over the years, especially this past year.
KeystoneCare, a nonprofit provider of homecare and hospice services, has, since our very beginning, embraced patients that other providers simply turn away. We are proud of our commitment to meet the needs of both those who choose us, and those who have nowhere else to turn. Our patients come to us from all walks of life with diagnoses as varied as their backgrounds, and all age groups, including children. They come to us with all levels of need and we serve them in their homes and in our home, Keystone House. However they encounter us, we keep welcoming them, and we do so with a sense of "knowing" that we are embraced by our community.
As we love, respect and care for these patients and create the best possible environment for them, we now find ourselves in a world struggling with a difficult financial climate, severe budget cuts, and complicated healthcare insurance and reimbursement models. Yet despite many challenges, we continue to serve those in greatest need, to alleviate suffering and promote quality of living, with dignity and respect.
Our year has been full of many magical moments and milestones, and our patients have been granted many wishes. Our wonderful staff, together with generous supporters like you, make all this happen. At KeystoneCare, we plan to keep offering the highest level of care to our patients, but we cannot do it without your support. "We are, each of us, angels with only one wing; and we can only fly by embracing one another," said Luciano de Crescenzo. With gratitude, we thank you for embracing us and those we serve.
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Another field trip... this time to a bird sanctuary!
On Sunday we packed the kids in the truck, brought lunch with us and decided to go pick more apples... Well there wasn't apple left in the trees where we went so since we were about 20 km from a bird sanctuary we decided to go. We had the time of our life. We had fun and watched the Canadian geese flying around. Then since we were 45 KM from Massena, NY... well you can see where I am going... We crossed the border - good thing we don't have to have the passport yet!. We then went to Wal*Mart and Kentucky Fried Chicken (believe me when I tell you the Kentucky int he States is WAYYYYYY better than the one in Canada - finger licking good!). Then we drove back to home crossing the other bridge....
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Will she have any teeth???
Jasmine will be 10 month this week-end and so far she doesn't have any teeth. I know they will come in time... She doesn't have teeth but she loves to pull herself up to stand...
But hubby met a guy from one of our contract whose wife gave birth 1 day after we did last december and their daughter already has 2 teeth. Same with my niece-to-be who is 6 months (born in March of this year).
So what's with that??? I think it's funny - she is the oldest but no teeth yet.
Homeschool Crew News...
Dear readers,
If you are interested in reading the reviews of my fellow crew mates, you can do that easily in two different ways...
First option: You can access the homeschool crew blog and read the reviews of whoever got selected to a specific product (not everyone will review everything - it depends on the ages of our children or the type of product...). This can also be access in my friends list on the right side of the blog.
Second option: If you want to see the blogs of everyone in the crew, I now have a blogroll on the right side of my blog. Simply click on the + to expand the blogroll and you will see a list of all the blog of the crew members.
Voilà! It's as simple as that.
Happy reading!
It's Election Day...
Election day in Canada. It used to be that employers would let their employees go earlier so that they can go vote... Advanced voting was allowed only if you had proof that you couldn't vote on Election day. Things has changed in the last 20 years or so... We take advantage of the advance voting because we hate waiting a long time on Election Day. So we did our duty as Canadians about two weeks ago. And tonight we will learn what our next government will look like - Would it be a Conservative majority or a minority government (either conservative or liberal)? The whole thing starts at 9pm (EST). Me? I will not stay up and hubby will watch it. He is really following this.
Having a majority government would be nice but I am unsure if we will get it with all the things that are going on. Honestly, I didn't enjoy the debate and the election campaign this year. Too much attacking one another I find. Would you believe me if I tell you that we have 5 major parties in Canada? And that's not counting the little ones that are trying to get in as well. There is the Conservatice, the Liberal, the NDP, the Green Party, and The Bloc Quebecois (which is represented only in Quebec - I think that a federal party should be represented in all the country... but looks like it is not the case! And mind you I am from Quebec.) - and there are those small parties also. The Bloc Party is there only to represent Quebec at the federal level and make sure that the decisions are made for the Quebecers too! Their leader will never become a prime minister...
So today it's the final day for the leaders to convince the population to vote for them. I pray that Canadians make a sensible choice regarding the economic situation these days. May our nation be govern by people who will be attentive to the people's need.
We now have a strong Conservative minority government... Hopefully we won't go back in elections for a little while... but you never know with the opposition.
6 quirky things about me...
Post the rules on your blog.
List 6 unspectacular quirks you have.
Tag 6 bloggers by linking to them.
Leave a comment on each blog to let them know they were tagged.
I don't love books I adore them… Since I was a child I was what we call a bookworm. I want to instill a love of books to my kids and I think they are getting it. I love to own them but these days I am discovering the library next to my place… Oh and I have a bad habit of going forward in a book and read some bits and pieces of what will happen at the end… I'm working on it though.
I love ladybugs and sort of collect them… I mean articles with ladybugs on it. I am not the kind of person who will buy everything I see with ladybugs but I have a few things… I also got tights for Jasmine with ladybugs on it, a dress and shorts.
I have a few dreams but one of them would be to pack my family and drive around Canada and the States for a certain period of time…. And learn on the road.
My favorite color is purple. Any kind of shades…
I like Tinker Bell and can't wait to see the new Disney movie.
I think that chocolate should be a food group by itself…
Okay I know I'm suppose to tags other ones and leave them comments but honestly I hardly have the time to do this today. So I have decided to let anyone who wants to participate to do it and please leave me a comment so I can go check your quirky things...
Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!
Today is thanksgiving day in Canada...
Which made me think about what I am thankful for...
The bible says "Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all curcumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus" 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
And in the Psalms often you can read "Give thanks to the LORD for he is good."
So what I am thankful for?
- my relationship with God and the freedom to be a christian
- my husband who helps me a lot - he started homeschooling Alexandre on certain subjects like computers and music.
- my kids and their individual personalities... each one of them are different
- my mom even if our relationship sucks sometimes. She sacrificed a lot for me in the past. Wish she could see how much I love her.
- my in-laws who are very loving and open arms for me (not what my mom had...)
- being able to live the 4 seasons in my country
- having a roof over my head
- contracts for the business
- homeschooling with all it's hardships and happy times
- being on the Homeschooling Crew - can't wait to havemore products to review!
- my eyes so I can read as much as I want
- electricity - I know it's weird but I don't think I would be able to cook on a wood stove. Honestly I will have to learn if I needed to and it will be a big learning curve but I like having electricity.
- our team for H.E.A.T. Worship House.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
I'm done....
I am glad to have finished the accounting of the business for the past year. I even prepared the excel files for year 2008-2009. Soon I will be able to enter the First quarter information as well as entering the date for the summary of the year for the past three months.
But now, I will enjoy Thanksgiving week-end and relax a bit. I've done my job... now it's hubby's turn to drop off the paperwork and files to the accountant.
Long week-end - Thanksgiving 2008
We started Thanksgiving week-end with a trip to see the butterflies. Then yesterday I worked - yep you are reading right... - worked on the accounting of the business. It has to be done asap and hubby was willing to care for the children. Me doing accounting and caring for the children - it's not working. I need to be alone and quiet. No distractions... So I was able to bring this a little more closer to completion but I still have some work to do. Which I will do today because we had church last night!
On the homeschool front - it's okay but I need to organized myself a little bit more I think. I need to spend more time with Dominic on his letters and numbers. Alexandre is able to do some things I give him.
On the crew side of things - it has started. I already wrote a couple of reviews, send one to the newsletter of my homeschool association (I love it!) and I am waiting for other things to come my way. Right now I have some things to read - a homeschooling course for new parents considering homeschooling. Sounds interesting and I am sure I can learn lots from it too since I am in my 2nd year of homeschooling. You know what I was thinking the other day when I was writing the latest review? It feels like when I was working on the school paper when I was in high school. LOL! The funniest thing is that I have found all the school papers we have written back in 1985-1986 - ouch!
One of the products that will be reviewed by some of the crew is a course on how to write a novel. Wish I could get that one on my hands - I am having so much fun writing these days... But this products is for highschoolers I think and I don't have one. So for now, I will wait and be patient to see what is sent my way. Lots of good vendors have signed up. So keep and eye on my blog to read more reviews!
Butterfly exhibit
This morning we packed the kids and drove to one of the universities in town to visit the butterfly exhibit.
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Did you know?
Today is the anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire which happened in in 1871. The ifre leveled 3 1/2 square miles, destroying 17450 buildings and leaving 98500 people homeless and about 250 people dead. Loss of the city was estimated to 200$ million. Legend says that the fire began because the cow of Mrs O'Leary kicked a lantern in the barn on DeKoven Street.
On the same day - same year a fire destroyed the entire town of Peshtigo, WI, killing more that 1100 people. This one was a forest fire which burned across six counties.
Happy 25th birthday Cabbage Patch Kids!
Oct 7. 1983 was the big debut of the Cabbage Patch Kids. And suprisingly you can still find them in stores in 2008... Amazing. I was 14 when they came out.... A big too old to buy one. But when I became a leader in the girl scout a few years later, we needed to create a character for me so I became a clown because I had a costume. One Cabbage Patch Kid had a clown costume so I bought it to be my sidekick... Still have it and now she is waiting patiently that Jasmine is old enough to play with it!
Fall day at Logos Land
We went to close the trailer yesterday and spent part of the day at Logos Land - Boat and Trailer are now resting for winter season....
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William Tell Mom
Have you ever heard of the William Tell Mom song? Anita Renfroe song everything a mom could tell in a 24 hours time on the William Tell Overture. It's hilarious! Check it out!
If you go on her website you will hear what dad will say to the kids... LOL
Apple Picking Time
Discovering my local library
I am getting quite addicted to my local library - something that's been years in my life. Sure when I was in school I borrowed tons of books but now... not so much.
But with homeschooling buying books can get quite expensive in our family! What can I say - I'm a book lover through and through. I'm glad my kids loves books too. And hubby is happy to see his kids enjoying books at an earlier age than he did. But realistically, money don't grow on trees...
So I decided to check out the local library. Got some books a week ago... Then I finished the first Harry Potter and decided to continue the series... so I went back today and got book 2 - 4. LOL Won't be able to miss anything anymore... I also got Charlie and the chocolate factory as well as it's sequel. I read the first book when I was younger but never the second one. I will read these with Alexandre.
Alexandre returned his books and borrowed a bunch of other ones including Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder. It's so cool to see him getting his book and read.
We took it relax today. Got up way too early because I couldn't sleep... Since we will be going to a butterfly exhibit next week, I decided to do some butterfly activities. We didn't do all of them - keeping some for next week. The kids watched the Magic School Bus about butterflies and I read a book From caterpillar to butterfly. I also took out my DK eyewitness book on butterflies for reference. For the kids I printed some butterfly coloring page and Alexandre had different activities like wordsearch, identification of a butterfly part, identification of the grow process as well as a math page on butterflies.
Oh and today we could go vote by anticipation. So we did. We prefer voting in advance to avoid the crowd. Alexandre came with me and I explained to him the whole voting process. He asked what was a prime minister and I told him. In Canada, we have a prime minister not a president... And I told him that we have too many parties - crazy I tell you! Election Day is on November 14th but our duty as a citizen is already done. On the 14th you can bet to see my husband in front of the TV to watch the elections though - just like he was in front of the TV in the last two days for the debates (one in French andthe other in English).
More than 10 years of junk...
... sitting (literally) in our basement. That's what happens when you get married and move two appartments in one house without going through your stuff on both side. You have good intentions of getting rid of your things after the honeymoon.
Then first thing you know... you move to another house and guess what? You move your junk too!
Then on your 10th anniversary year - you decide to finish the basement which means you need to remove the stuff from there before... Do you go through the boxes now? Noooooo! You wait until it's time to bring it back downstairs remembering that not everything will go back in the house. Well my father-in-law and mother-in-law (with the help of an uncle-in-law) did a marvelous job for our basement. We love it... Then we needed to go through the STUFF...
Not very motivating when you see tons of boxes in the garage... Literally it was taking the whole place. So we started slowly... The things we knew we will keep went in the basement placed in various wardrobes or corners... Some boxes still need some cleanup but we know we want what's in them. After a few weeks - we are almost done... At some point, I thought we will never be able to go through it. We threw a lot, shredded lots of paper, gave away things we didn't want to keep at the Salvation Army and discovered some little gems... Things from both our past... Like hubby's braces (don't know why he kept them).
One of my highlights was the discovery of old money - like 1$ Canadian in paper or special money... Even old pennies that are larger than the normal ones! I didn't even knew about pennies this big... Here's what they look like at their full size.
Now we just have to finish the 10 boxes or so left and organize the garage so that we can park the vehicles... before snow comes!
Not another craft that I like!!!
Yep! Last night, my friend Dayna invited me to introduce me to beading... I had a blast and loved it... Mind you I am not sure if I will have time to produce lots but hey it's a start.
I made a necklace... simple one. I like symetry but Dayna challenged me to try to do it without symetry... So I do something different somewhere. Can you find it? LOL
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Take a look at some of the highs and lows of David Beckham's dazzling career:
The highs
United debut launches a legend
As a member of the much-vaunted United youth team of the early 1990s, Beckham was always destined for stardom and he took his first baby steps into the spotlight when he made his first-team debut in a League Cup tie against in September 1992.
United manager Alex Ferguson was suitably impressed and within months he had helped win the FA Youth Cup and signed his first professional contract.
Nou Camp fairytale seals epic treble
Despite being out-played and trailing 1-0 for most of the 1999 Champions League final against Bayern Munich, it was United who left the Nou Camp with the silverware and Beckham played his part.
After his stoppage-time corner led to Teddy Sheringham's equaliser, he lofted over another corner seconds later and this time Sheringham flicked on for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to poke in the goal that won United an unprecedented treble of Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup.
England captaincy adds to reputation
Already established as a key figure in the England team, Beckham's credentials as the country's most famous footballer were given a significant boost in November 2000 when he was given the national team captaincy.
England caretaker manager Peter Taylor handed Beckham the armband for a friendly against Italy and Sven Goran Eriksson then installed him as permanent skipper when he took over a few months later. He would eventually captain England 58 times.
England longevity secures record cap
As a self-confessed patriot, few moments in Beckham's career could match the landmark he reached in a World Cup qualifier against Slovakia in March 2009.
After winning his 100th cap in March 2008, Beckham set his sights on the record for most appearances by an England outfield player and he reached it in a 4-0 win at Wembley, passing Bobby Moore's previous high of 108 caps.
Parisian triumph provides fitting finale
After five years in the football backwater of Los Angeles, Beckham was keen to bow out on a grander stage and he engineered a move to French giants Paris Saint-Germain which provided the perfect ending in May 2013.
A 1-0 victory over Lyon gave PSG their first French league crown since 1994 and made Beckham the first Englishman to win league titles in four different countries.
Just days later he announced his retirement.
The lows
Argentina red card shame sparks witch-hunt
England's 1998 World Cup last 16 clash with old rivals Argentina was delicately poised at 2-2 two minutes into the second half when Beckham, lying face down on the turf, was sent off for aiming a petulant kick at Diego Simeone.
England eventually went out on penalties and Beckham became public enemy number one for several months after his return home, with an effigy of the star with his head in a noose strung up outside an east London pub.
Fergie gives Becks the boot
When Beckham drove toward United's training ground in February 2003, his unusual appearance lifted the lid on an explosive dressing room rift with Alex Ferguson.
Two plasters crossed into a bandage above Beckham's left eye were the proof of a clash with Ferguson following an FA Cup defeat against Arsenal which ended with the United manager kicking a stray boot in anger at the midfielder, who found himself sold to Real Madrid just months later.
Tears for souvenirs as captain quits
Beckham showed his sensitive side as he broke down in tears while announcing he was quitting as England captain.
Just 24 hours after England's penalty shoot-out defeat against Portugal in the 2006 World Cup quarter-finals, an emotional Beckham revealed he wanted to end his six-year reign as skipper to coincide with Sven Goran Eriksson's departure as national team coach.
Frozen out by ruthless Capello
But for a falling-out with Real Madrid coach Fabio Capello, Beckham could have spent several more seasons playing at the highest level in Europe before his transfer to LA Galaxy in 2007.
Disenchanted with life under Capello, Beckham signed a pre-contract agreement with the Galaxy, prompting a spell in the reserves as Capello flexed his muscles.
The midfielder worked his way back into the team and helped Madrid win the Spanish title but it was too late to pull out of the Galaxy move.
World Cup swansong ruined by injury
Beckham's dreams of playing in a fourth World Cup were dashed after he tore his left Achilles tendon in AC Milan's 1-0 win over Chievo in March 2010.
Ironically his move to Italian giants Milan had been motivated by his desire to prove to Capello that he could still cut it at the highest level after joining LA Galaxy.


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J. Suzanne Rampe worked as a stuntwoman and stunt actress and performed stunts in several episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. She was also one of the stunt doubles for Terry Farrell. Rampe received no screen credit for her appearances. Her costume as double for Leslie Hope was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay as part of a costume lot. [1] Her name was misspelled as Susan Rampe.
Rampe worked as vice president for the Stuntwomen's Association of Motion Pictures and Films and founded the Women in Film Stunt Committee. She ended her career as stuntwoman a few years ago. She met her husband, an acrobatic artist, on the set of Showgirls. Today they have two children and own and manage a vacation apartment rental business in Hermosa Beach, California.
On her stunt resume are films such as Lovelines (1984, with Todd Bryant and stunts by Pat Romano, Brian J. Williams, and Scott Wilder), Shadowzone (1990, with Louise Fletcher), The Rocketeer (1991, with William O. Campbell, Paul Sorvino, Ed Lauter, Max Grodénchik, Terry O'Quinn, Tiny Ron, Clint Howard, Tommy J. Huff, William Frankfather, and stunts by Scott Leva, Janet Brady, Gary Epper, Mark De Alessandro, Maria R. Kelly, and Denney Pierce), The Nutt House (1992, with stunts by Patricia Tallman), Cliffhanger (1993), Kalifornia (1993, with Michelle Forbes), as stunt double for Joan Severance in Black Scorpion (1995, with Anita Hart and Rosine "Ace" Hatem), Showgirls (1995), Man on the Moon (1999, with Vincent Schiavelli, Caroline Gibson, Gene LeBell, Tracey Walter, Kelly Cooper, and Christopher Lloyd), and Beethoven's 4th (2001, with Matt McCoy, Jeff Coopwood, and stunts by Brian Avery, Hugh Aodh O'Brien, Gary Wayton, and Monica Staggs).
Rampe's resume also includes work in television series such as American Gladiators (1990), Rescue 911, Tales from the Crypt (1990, with John Kassir), and Charmed.
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