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High school news, features and notes
- St. Vincent-St. Mary wins Div. II district
- Volleyball: Walsh Jesuit wins state semifinal
- Michalik's one-hitter honors fallen friends, lifts Brunswick to district title
- Cloverleaf's Dunbar, Copley doubles teams going to state
- High school sports roundup — May 25
- Division I baseball district semifinals: Explorers, Blue Devils advance to district final
- Division I district track and field: Cuyahoga Falls' Nicole Waibel, Nicole Rozsa go 1-2 in girls pole vault, Firestone's Thomas tops the girls 400
- High school sports roundup — May 24
- GlenOak and Perry girls tie for district title; GlenOak boys victorious
- Ohio State recruiting: St. V-M's Dante Booker commits to Buckeyes
- Division II district final softball/Walsh Jesuit 4, Field 2: Lexi Noonan, Taylor Rahach lead Warriors to district title
- High school sports roundup — May 23
- Division II district final softball/Fairless 2, Springfield 1: Falcons advance to regional
- Barberton hires Greg Whitmer as girls basketball coach
- St. Vincent-St. Mary junior linebacker Dante Booker Jr. commits to Ohio State; 9th Buckeyes recruit
- High school sports roundup — May 22
- Walsh Jesuit, Field set to meet in Akron Division II softball district final Thursday
- Softball Division II district semifinals: Fairless, Springfield advance
- High School Spotlight — May 22
- High school notebook: Twinsburg confident after defeating Walsh Jesuit in sectional for second year in a row
Video: High school football Week 2
Sports writer Michael Beaven and sports editor Ron Ledgard discuss this week's games.
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Ellet forfeits 63-6 win over Springfield due to use of ineligible player
Akron Public Schools Manager of Interscholastic Athletics Joe Howard said Wednesday that the Ellet football team has to forfeit its 63-6 victory over rival Springfield on Friday night due to the use of an ineligible player.
Howard said coach Joe Yost discovered the error and reported it to Ellet principal Michelle Marquess-Kearns.
"It is an unfortunate situation," Howard said. "Thank goodness that they did self-report it. Joe Yost is devastated by this, but they are looking forward to their game Friday night at Tallmadge."
Howard said the OHSAA and Springfield have been notified about the forfeit.
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Video: Friday night football - Green vs. Lake highlights
Lake might have had only three great offensive plays Friday night, but coupled with an opportunistic defense, those three plays were enough to take down host Green 20-14 in the "Backyard Brawl."
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Video: Friday night football - Copley vs. Cleveland JFK highlights
Aregeros Turner rushed for 114 yards and four touchdowns and caught a 28-yard touchdown pass for the host Copley Indians in a 54-22 win Friday over the Cleveland JFK Fighting Eagles.
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Extra clippings from Federal and PTC coaches not in the paper
As the high school football season really gets underway tonight (with a few appetizers last night), here are a few quotes and tidbits that didn't make it into the Federal and Portage Trail Conference season previews that appeared in Thursday's paper.
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Video: High school football preview
Beacon Journal sports editor Ron Ledgard and high school beat writer Michael Beaven break down the upcoming season of prep football.
Make sure to check out the Beacon Journal and Ohio.com Thursday for a full preview of the season.
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Marlington's Dymonte Thomas ranks No. 102 on Rivals list
Marlington senior defensive back Dymonte Thomas is ranked the No. 102 player nationally in the 2013 class according to Rivals.com.
Thomas, the highest-ranked area athlete of the Rivals250, is 6 feet 1 and 175 pounds. He has orally committed to Michigan.
He averaged 7.1 yards and scored 13 touchdowns on offense and had 102 tackles on defense, according to Rivals.com.
Here is the Rivals 250 list.
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Videos: Hudson's Ben Gedeon talks about Michigan commitment
The high school football season begins in a little more than a week. Our Ohio.com/Akron Beacon Journal football preview section will be published next Thursday, Aug. 23.
Between now and then, we will have several videos with some of the top recruited players in the area.
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Aurora linebacker Zach Quinn commits to Toledo
Aurora senior linebacker Zach Quinn has reportedly made a verbal commitment to Toledo, according to Scout.com and 247 Sports.
Quinn, who is listed at 6 feet 4 and 215 pounds by 247 Sports, also reportedly had offers from Ball State, Buffalo and North Carolina State.
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Lindsay Craven
Staff Writer
It's time to move out into your first home and you're overwhelmed with how much you have to buy to fill your humble abode.
You're looking for some antiques or that perfect item to add to your dining room to make it complete.
The Elkin ReStore is the perfect place to visit for either of these situations. The ReStore is a Habitat For Humanity retail outlet that sells gently used furniture, home goods, books, music, hardware and electronics at deep discounts and uses the profits to put under privileged people in low cost, energy efficient homes.
"Habitat is so many different pieces," Claire Sellars executive director of the Elkin ReStore. "We're a retail outlet, we're a construction company, we're a bank, we're a social services organization and we just have so many things going on that everyone can feel great doing."
Sellars said that the ReStore is always looking for working large and small appliances and gently used furniture. The store has volunteers who go out three times a week to pick up larger items from areas in Yadkin County, Elkin, Thurmond, Ronda and even areas in the mountains.
Sellars said that the ReStore directly benefits the Habitat For Humanity program. She said that the Habitat program has built or rehabbed 24 homes in the tri-county area and Yadkin County this year. The program is currently working on a rehab house and will begin another in the spring.
When Habitat restores a home, it purchases it and brings it to and above code and make it more energy efficient to resale to Habitat homeowners.
"Habitat houses are not given away; they're sold to our partner families with a no profit and no interest loan," Sellars said. "That's what it makes it makes it affordable to a low income family."
Sellars said that Habitat is able to offer low income families a new three bedroom, two bathroom energy efficient home for as low as $460 a month.
Many of these families are coming from homes or apartments in dangerous neighborhoods, mold or other hazardous items in the home, substandard housing or unable to move out of a family member's home.
Once Habitat staff have determined that the family has a need for the home they determine their ability to pay.
"We are checking to make sure the families will be able to make those regular monthly mortgage payments," Sellars said. "We're setting up a partnership that's going to last 20 to 30 years so we want to see that the family is in a position where they will be able to pay for the house."
Sellars said that the Habitat board will perform a credit check to make sure that the family has a history of paying their bills but they will not be looking for a perfect credit history.
"We have an income range and our families earn 30 to 60 percent of the median income of the county," Sellars said. "Those are people that have decent, honest, good jobs but they're not good enough to go to the bank and get a loan."
The Habitat board is also looking for a Habitat applicant's willingness to partner. This means that the Habitat homeowner will be expected to assist with their own home's construction or rehab and will also help with another family's home.
They are also expected to assist with fundraisers or other events sponsored by Habitat and ReStore.
Finally, homeowners will also be expected to develop a working knowledge of managing their finances and their new home.
"They will attend homeowner training classes where they will learn about budgeting, credit management, maintenance and things like that," Sellars said.
Habitat For Humanity and ReStore are not only looking for families to fill their homes but also for volunteers to fill their jobs at ReStore and to help build homes. They accept both volunteer groups and individuals.
"In the store we are always looking for volunteers to clean furniture, tidy up, help give customers assistance, help with pricing and it's always wonderful when we get someone who is able to move large items or help customers load their purchases," Sellars said.
Habitat For Humanity is also always looking for people willing to help on the construction sites of their homes.
"It's a great place to work," Sellars said. "It's fun to be a part of Habitat because you're changing people's lives whether you're dusting furniture or swinging a hammer or handing out water bottles at our race you are really and truly making a difference in someone's life and you're having fun while you're doing it."
The Elkin ReStore is located at 102 E. Market St., Elkin. Store hours areTuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The store can be contacted at 336.526.4663.
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Emergency response
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Brigham Young:
Buried: 01 Sep 1877, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
He was a controversial figure with a large history that can not be totally presented in this context. He was the President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1847 until his death in 1877, making him the longest serving President of the Church in the history of the church, at 29 years. He was also the founder of Salt Lake City and the first governor of Utah Territory, United States. Brigham Young University was named in his honor.
He had a variety of nicknames, among the most popular being "American Moses," because, like the Biblical figure, Young led his followers, the Mormon pioneers, in an exodus through a desert, to what they saw as a promised land. He was called the "Lion of the Lord" by his followers for his bold personality, and was also commonly called "Brother Brigham" by Latter-day Saints. Some of the controversies he was involved in are the banning of black people and the Priesthood, the Utah War, and the Mountain Meadows massacre.
He was a polygamist which would complicate any family history. He had as many as 56 wives. 10 divorced him. Some of them were elderly and the marriage was for purposes of support and protection. He had 57 children 46 of them lived to maturity. He also adopted at least two.
As part of their genealogical collections the LDS church maintains an index of "Utah Deaths and Burials 1888-1946". Ironically they list his Marital status as "unknown".
Jemima Angel:
divorced from Valentine Young (no relation)
Marriage Notes
Married: 28 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Revised: June 01, 2013
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Posted by Julia Bendis
What's a mother of boys to do during the 2-week Winter break? After days of wrestling, fighting, video game playing, and countless hours of television, I decided to take my boys to "Color Me Mine" for some ceramic painting. I've done it before myself, but my boys never showed interest in either coloring or ceramic making. They are more of a physical activity type kids. The more running and screaming, the better! I had always pictured mothers with their perfect little girls, dressed in pink and red dresses, with their beautiful long tresses in bows, sitting quietly and painting flowers. So when I mentioned Color Me Mine to my boys, I was surprised they wanted to go…
As I went to get ready, my oldest gave me yet another lecture about how I take forever getting ready, and that we are not going to a fancy party, hence no need for mascara!
By the way, this is a daily occurrence in my household:
1. Me trying to get ready to go out.
2. All three of my boys complaining about how they always have to wait an hour for me to be done.
3. Them starting the car because in their little minds they think it will make me go faster, in which case it just makes me mad.
4. And in turn, I start yelling.
But, back to ceramic painting… I had this vision of the three of us painting beautiful mugs for my husband, or plates and bowls with flowers and hearts on them! My vision was wrong. My 5-year-old picked out the biggest ceramic dog he could find, while my 11-year-old picked out the scariest item they had: a skull with a crow on it! Reminded me of Edgar A. Poe… Not exactly the vision I had, but I was going with it.
Nik ended up painting his dog with a variation of green, orange and brown. It took all my strength not to correct his brushing technique, and his choice of colors for a DOG, but I controlled my impulses. I absolutely love having boys, they are a lot of fun, they love their Mother, and most importantly don't give a damn what they are wearing each day! However, I do wish painting and coloring was at least one of the things they liked to do.
Tyler's skull and crow turned out black and red, of course, but I was happy they were at least painting with me and having a good time. I was pleasantly surprised that my oldest was taking his sweet time going over every little crevice and detail, making sure it was just right! They even talked me into painting my husband's mug "the perfect boy" colors, as they put it, instead of what I pictured: pink roses, red tulips and of course hearts, hearts and more hearts!
The high school girls working there took turns complementing my boys on their choice of colors, which immediately made Tyler blush. But obviously did nothing for the 5-year-old since he kept repeating how he wanted to get out of there, so he can go back to playing with his soldiers…
Two great hours spent in quality, peace and quiet! Only 300 more hours to go before school starts…
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December 20, 2010 | 3:26 pm
Posted by Julia Bendis
The other day, I started to wonder if anyone else has the same obsessive compulsive behavior when it comes to Facebook, cell phones, Blackberry's, Blueberry's, ipods, iphones, ipads and God-knows what else…
For a long time, I resisted getting a more 'appropriate' cell phone, or as my kids would say, an adult phone. So now that I finally broke down and purchased a Blackberry, I get pinged and ponged, and 'notified' of every move of every person in my contact list! To a "Normal" person, this wouldn't be an issue, but to me its overwhelming, mainly when I am driving. Not wanting to grab my phone every time I get an email, a text, a Facebook message or something else, I am forced to pull over and check it out.
Yes, for a "Normal" person this wouldn't be a big deal. They would just wait til they got to their destination or whenever they had time, and check it out. But seeing that this is Me we are talking about, its a problem. I absolutely can not let a message sit in my Inbox without having to see it right away!
I can't let emails pile up, I have to check them one at a time as they come in. Seriously, I don't know how people have unread messages just sitting there, it would be like money sitting in my hand, and not being able to spend it. What drives me even more crazy is not being able to reply right away. And when I say: right away, I mean: right away! The thought of someone sending me an email or text, and then just sitting there waiting, and waiting for my reply makes me anxious. By the way, that's actually the picture I have in my head: the person sending me an email or text, and then sitting back and just starring at the screen, waiting for a reply…
I do expect people to reply back to me right away as well. I just don't get what is so hard about hitting the "Reply" button and sending a quick text. So rude! However, most people in this world are also not as anal as I am about those things.
This issue wouldn't even be so bad if it didn't make my driving commute such a pain in the ass, and a long one at that.
Picture this:
-I leave the house, my cellphone on the passenger seat.
-Ten minutes into driving, Ping, someone sent me a text.
-Me pulling over to read the text. Why? Because someone may be in trouble. How often in the last 5 years has someone been in trouble, you ask? Never.
-Text, my husband asking how my day is going.
-Me typing a 5 minute text about my day. Send.
-On the road again.
-Ten minutes into the drive, on the freeway now, I get a Pong from Facebook.
-Jewish Federation inviting me to a "Rock the Dreidel" event on December 4th. Am I coming?
-Have to reply. Click "Maybe".
-Back on the road.
-Now I am ten minutes late for my appointment, but at least I feel good that I didn't miss anything.
-Just as I'm about to pull into a parking lot, my phone makes some other noise, Email.
-Screech into a parking spot, without turning the car off I grab the phone. A friend asking about a guy I was setting her up with.
-Gotta reply. Yes, great, where, when and what. Whew.
-Run into my appointment.
This goes on all day!
I am in a serious technology overload. Thinking how good it used to be before cellphones, before tracking devices, and check-ins on Facebook (more on that idiotic invention later). I could go anywhere, anytime and no one would ever bug me.
But then again, I jumped out of my car every 10 minutes when my pager would go off, so I could call the person that paged me! No wonder i never made it anywhere… I guess I'll take the Blackberry over a dirty payphone.
December 17, 2010 | 2:47 pm
Posted by Julia Bendis
Wouldn't you agree that there is nothing like watching your child singing Christmas Carols in a school performance? I am sorry, let me re-phrase that. There is nothing like watching your Jewish kid singing Christmas Carols, in a school performance! Am I right?
All the schools this time of year are putting on presentations, and plays about Christmas and the Holidays, but do the teachers take into consideration what that does to the Jewish kids in that school? Or in my son's case, the whole FIVE Jewish kids that are in the entire school?
As much as we teach our kids about who we are, and where we come from, and what we believe, we also want them to fit in and not be outsiders. Even if the teachers gave us the heads-up about songs that they will be performing, and give us the option to pull them out of it, would we? Would I? I am not so sure. All we want as parents, is for our kids to feel like they belong, to fit in with the rest of the kids, and have good friends that accept them for who they are. But, when you start pulling them out of performances as many parents do, what does THAT do to the child? I truly believe that it only upsets the child, makes them feel alone and unaccepted. I put myself in their shoes, and can't imagine having to sit out while all the other kids are up there singing their hearts out about a Merry little Christmas!
Having said that, if I don't pull them out of a Christmas performance, I feel awful. As my husband and I sat there listening and taking pictures, I couldn't stop thinking about what my Rabbi would say seeing my son up there singing: "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas!" Oye Vay, what am I doing to him?
Just as I sat there pondering the meaning of being Jewish, the teacher announced that next they will be singing a "cute, and cheery song about a Dreidel". I looked at my husband and we both smiled, thinking oh good, finally!
It went something like this, and I am paraphrasing: "Oh, how I love to spin my Dreidel. You can land on any letter, but please don't land on Shin, because I will have to pay, be out of money and have to declare Bankruptcy!" That's when all the kids made the money signal with their hands.
Its not enough that we get stereo-typed as only caring about money, but they have to make the kids sing about it at a class performance! I looked over at my husband and seriously thought he was about to pass out. I've never seen him more pale or dumbfound… When all the parents were clapping and smiling, all I could think was, I'd really love to have a chat with the person that wrote this wonderful song!
What more can I say…
December 15, 2010 | 4:22 pm
Posted by Julia Bendis
Many people ask me what we brought with us to America, when we immigrated here in 1989.
Well… Most Russians brought over money and diamonds. Since we were neither smart or rich, this is literally what we had in our suitcases:
Someone had told my parents that in order NOT to spend money once we got to the U.S., we should absolutely pack the necessities.
As we got to the airport in Moscow, we had to go through Russian security and customs. Imagine big, hairy Russian Army soldiers with AK-47 Kalashnikov's opening our luggage as rolls and rolls, and rolls of Soviet issued toilet paper come flying out…
That wasn't all. My parents had a whole separate luggage that when opened by one of the guards, had Soviet issued CONDOMS falling out of it. Let me re-phrase this, it had NOTHING but condoms in the luggage!
The guard looked at my parents, as if to say, what the hell is wrong with you people? Back then, most Jews left Russia loaded with money and diamonds. But not us, we went with far more important things, like rock hard sand paper for the bathroom, and condoms. Because that is what's important in life!
I can only imagine what those soldiers were thinking… What kind of Jews leave Mother Russia with nothing but condoms? What are you planning on doing there? Having sex for money?
We also had a whole luggage devoted to pillows, yes pillows, the kind you sleep on. And of course, home-made women's monthly menstruation supplies. I think that was the best one of all. Picture bags of cotton, not cotton balls, just cotton wrapped in medical gauze! When most people were bribing dock workers, and paying money to get their jewels shipped overseas, my Mother was bribing hospital employees to get her much needed gauze and cotton…
Can you tell yet where my parents' priorities were? It does explain a bit about how my brother and I turned out, doesn't it?
December 14, 2010 | 3:11 pm
Posted by Julia Bendis
Everywhere you go during this time of year, you are bound to get a "Merry Christmas!", and that's perfectly fine with me. If its a stranger, in return I just do my usual: "Yea, Yea Happy Hanukkah to you too!" After which, they give me that sad face, as if to say: "Oh, I'm sorry!" And then they go on to console me: "But at least you are done with all the shopping, right?" What the hell does that mean? Its almost like some consolation prize. Oh, you are Jewish, so sorry to hear that you don't celebrate the Greatest Holiday ever! Well, Happy Hanukkah anyway!
They act like I'm missing out big time, or worse like I am dying.
I understand it if you don't know me, and don't know that I am a Big Jew. But if you know me… why do you still insist on wishing me a Merry Christmas? It's as though they think that all year long we are Jewish, then all of a sudden Christmas rolls around, and by some miracle we (the Jews) drop our Jewishness, and become Christians for that one special day called Christmas!?!? I don't get it, is that the thinking behind it? Please, do enlighten me…
December 9, 2010 | 10:22 am
Posted by Julia Bendis
Well, as much as I swore to never speak or write about this Bieber kid, here it comes:
I can't stand the kid! What is the hype all about? Seriously, the kid is not cute, his voice is sub-par at most, and if everyone hasn't noticed he's got a Tick. Have you looked at him during the American Music Awards? He can't go longer than 5 seconds without shaking his hair, what is that about? I really think his parents should concentrate on his mental, and physical well-being, and maybe take him to a Neurologist instead of the AMA's.
If that was my kid, I'd have him tested for Tourette's syndrome already… But, us Yiddishe Mothers do tend to over-react a bit…
I really haven't paid much attention to the kid, until my kindergartner announced that he LIKES Justin Bieber! Since Nikolas doesn't have much of an opinion of his own, and tends to just repeat whatever other kids are saying, I let it slide. But during the AMA's he kept saying how badly he wants to see Bieber perform. So, we let him watch it. As my 11-year-old covered his ears, and ran out of the room during the song, I tried hard not to judge and just listen to the song.
Its especially hard NOT to judge when the singer sucks, really badly. Who wants to hear a late bloomer all pitchy, and squeely trying to sing? The poor kid is going through puberty, so his voice kept changing during the whole performance, he couldn't find a note to save his life. I don't know who found him, and made him famous but I'd really like to meet that person!
I stand by my original opinion, Bieber sucks.
December 6, 2010 | 2:05 pm
Posted by Julia Bendis
I absolutely love being Jewish, I love everything about it, the food, the culture, the faith itself. However, the terrible thing about being Jewish is that constant feeling that there is something wrong with you. Seriously, worry is our "thing"! That's just what we do, what has been instilled in us from the beginning of time, STRESS. Its like a right of passage for us. You want to be born a Jew, OK here is a boulder to carry on your shoulders, At All Times. From now on, you worry about everything!
And you have to be a hypochondriac if you are Jewish, that's a Must. I wake up every morning wondering if I have some horrible, incurable disease, preferably something from the 15th Century! And not only do we love to complain about what hurts, we also try to out-do each other. "Oh, you got a goiter? Well, that's nothing. Look at this hemorrhoid the size of a tennis ball? Bet you've never had that before! Ha!"
We wondered the Desert for 40 years, can you imagine what THAT was like? It wasn't pretty…
- Its hot
-Its cold
- I'm thirsty
- I'm hungry
- I'm tired
- I want to go home
- I have to pee
- Where are the bathrooms?
- Where is my 5 star hotel?
- What do you mean I have to eat this flat, big cracker with no taste to it, instead of Challah?
- My head hurts
- My butt hurts
- Where the hell is the Ritz?
And it didn't end there, with all new technology, and the internet apparently we got smarter and sicker at the same time… Oye Vey is all I gotta say!
December 1, 2010 | 2:46 pm
Posted by Julia Bendis
When school was ending last year, I started looking for summer camps for my kids. As I started looking, they started whining… What kid complains about going to camp? Not only complains, but begs not to be sent to one?
That's when I decided that it was time to sit my kids down, and tell them all about the so-called "summer camps" I had to go to! I know that most kids in America love going to summer camp, not only because they are fun, and they get to hang out with their friends, but also because they are 5-Star resorts! At least, compared to the Russian, Socialistic camps we were forced to go to!
Every summer, my brother and I got shipped to my grandparents in Ukraine. At first, we were excited thinking we would spend three months with our wonderful grandparents, just being pampered. Listening to Grandpa's War stories as Grandma complained: "Stop with the Bobbemyseh (nonsense, stories, wive's tales-Yiddish)". Apparently, he liked to embellish his time in the Red Army a bit… But, we quickly learned that going to visit grandparents over the summer, equals spending the whole summer in a Russian-Communist camp.
As soon as we would get off the airplane, they would tell us that Grandma pulled some strings with her "government friends", and got us into the Best overnight camp ever! Now, when I say overnight, I am not talking seven days away from home. I am talking two weeks, sometimes longer! And when I say Best, I mean they actually had beds instead of just mattresses on the floor.
Just when we thought we were done with one camp, they would give us a break for a week, and put us right back into another camp. My grandma's words: "Its better than sitting here in the apartment on the fifth floor all summer!", only in Russian with some Yiddish mixed in for good measure.
Let me tell you about these camps. One in particular stands out the most. It was so far in the woods, somewhere by the Black Sea that we first had to take a two-hour bus ride, then an old party boat to get to it, then walk a couple miles. My grandma went there with us, just to make sure we made it safe, and for moral support. Or as I'd like to call it, "Preparation".
My brother and I were so scared and upset about going to camp, that the whole time we traveled my Grandma kept promising to stay there with us. Once, we finally made it there, my Grandma vanished in thin air! To this day, I have no idea how or when she left… I learned quickly that my Grandma lies, a lot, especially when trying to get us to do something.
I still remember being surrounded by hundreds of bugs and mosquitoes, and Sadistic camp counselors. I truly believe that when the Communists were building their camps, they set out to look for the most vicious counselors they could find. Some were probably ex-Nazi's left over from the War, just pretending to be Russians. Here are some of the questions they asked during the interview process:
-Have you ever worked with kids before?
-Do you have children of your own?
-Do you ever want to have children?
-Do you LIKE children?
-Proceed to the next station for your badge.
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Prospect Park, the production company that licensed digital rights to the soaps from ABC, has continued to hold meetings with other parties exploring options for keeping them going online, according to sources familiar with discussions.What do you think? Is this another stall tactic to appease (and torture) soap fans? Or is there really still interest in these beloved shows? Read the full article and let us know what you think in the comments section below. - Damon L. Jacobs
While the discussions were characterized as preliminary, one of the options Prospect Park is said to be considering is bringing in an overseas firm to turn the shows into a co-production. That may or may not allow the shows to circumvent the unions, which couldn't come to terms with Prospect Park on compensation for talent on both sides of the camera.
Even though Prospect Park signaled they were no longer pursuing the soaps, they still retain the digital rights that ABC licensed to them that last for a full year after those shows end on ABC. That gives the firm the ability to exercise those rights up until September 2012 for "AMC" and January 2013 for "OTL."
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BREAKING NEWS: ALL MY CHILDREN & ONE LIFE TO LIVE Still Being Shopped For More "Life"?
23 comments:
- Stallions de Amor said...
ooh i hope i hope!
- December 7, 2011 at 5:05 PM
- MK Scott said...
I was thinking that that the suspension was not permanent. ABC was stalling and decided not to provide studio space. Maybe it will be on when GH leaves in Aug 2012. LIFE is too HOT to ignore.
- December 7, 2011 at 5:15 PM
Hey! - Someone is finally pointing out the true definition of "suspend - suspension."
- December 7, 2011 at 5:15 PM
As a OLTL fan (33 yrs), and a web designer, I had an idea to help share the show, and promote a new model that would work with online shows. Instead of commercials for denture cream and funeral costs thrown at us, we should select our sponsors (Perhaps I say I like Hoover, All Free and Clear, Ann Taylor Loft and Estee Lauder). Like a real life MyFace. Access Llanview would be the website, but a homemakers all in 1 coupon/sponsor place. Anyone think this could work?
- December 7, 2011 at 5:22 PM
Anonymous...AWESOME idea!
- December 7, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- Snapper said...
"Circumvent the union" is a nice way of saying "violating the union protection of American workers." I do NOT support this. Actors, writers, people in pre and post production deserve union protection and representation.
- December 7, 2011 at 6:03 PM
I have watched OLTL since day one.I do not mind paying monies for cable or on line.Losing this would be like a death in the family.Please work this out and find sponsors.I'll buy the products!I am supporting soaps all the way.
- December 7, 2011 at 6:07 PM
I have been an "All My Children" fan since the first week it aired ...
The characters became like very good friends and neighbors ; some like family.
I remember actually shedding tears when a longtime character would die in real life and even in character.
When they actually cancelled the series and had the last day; I was totally unhinged ... and have NOT watched ANY ABC programming since.
Hopefully; Prospect Park or whoever can bring tour beloved AMC back to us ... I'd prefer for a network like BRAVO etc to pick it up ; BUT putting it online would work a good second place ... - December 7, 2011 at 6:10 PM
- Patrick Erwin said...
Sorry, but I'll have to see the multicolored unicorns fly out of the fax machine before I believe in them this time. PPs credibility is shot to hell. And quite frankly, I call shenanigans and bullshit on their cry about union costs. Even if they are able to trim a substantial amount from their budget through that sort of thing, it's still going to require MONEY and FUNDING. And that was what they didn't have. 10 million and 80 million doesn't make a lot o' difference when you have 0 million to start with.
(sorry, I'm having a Dorian Lord moment.) - December 7, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Patrick Erwin said...
Also, what Snapper said.
- December 7, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Lacon(Tom) said...
I think they need to give up (for now) on the idea of the 60 minute soap 52 weeks a year. they should follow the production and financing model that has made "Degrassi" successful. If they can make a success of this, then they can work on expanding the length and the quantity of the episodes.
- December 7, 2011 at 6:13 PM
How many actors are going to want to be paid less than union wages? How would that effect their standing with the union.
More smoke and bs to take the heat off Disney. - December 7, 2011 at 6:22 PM
I hope that they will come back the shows maid my day easygoing and I hope every day that they will come back to abc
- December 7, 2011 at 7:18 PM
I totally agree with Snapper, and that move is something I also would NOT support.
- December 7, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- December 7, 2011 at 8:06 PM
fyi gh isnt leaveing abc get your facts staright.
- December 7, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- goodfrog said...
I work from home and it is so lonely without ALL MY CHILDREN:( I miss the kids, please come back!
- December 7, 2011 at 11:24 PM
- goodfrog said...
I work from home and it is so lonely without ALL MY CHILDREN:( I miss the kids, please come back!
- December 7, 2011 at 11:25 PM
- Billie M said...
I'll believe it when I see it! Why would they try to get out hopes up once again only to let us down again? ABC/Disney and Brian Frons are responsible for this. I now watch The Young & the Restless and refuse to watch The Spew or The Revoltion!
- December 7, 2011 at 11:46 PM
- doveydiane said...
I'm still boycotting ABC/Disney. Not watching anything except my soaps. I miss AMC and am already dreading the ending of OLTL. And yes GH will be going. They have a show coming next year with Katie Couric. They can't move LIVE W/Kelly . The Doctors and the View have good ratings. (I hate The View)they shove their opinions down our throats but the ratings are good. Then comes the news, the Chew, next the Revolution. They have to get rid of GH to make time for Katie's daytime show.
- December 8, 2011 at 2:23 AM
- mama38 said...
I think they are full of poop!
- December 8, 2011 at 7:15 AM
Katie Courics new show isn't a done deal and if either the Chew or Revolution doesn't perform in the markets then there will be those 2 slots but The Chew was not doing well but I hear it's doing better now.
- December 8, 2011 at 12:56 PM
I feel so lost without my daily dose of AMC and I hope more than anything that both shows will be brought back within a few months, but I'm not quite ready to believe that they actually will. If they can't commit to an hour a day, 52 weeks a year, how about going on hiatus for a few weeks a year like primetime shows do?
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I agree with some of the other reviews yes big huge fake boobs,ugly guys and lots of fake girl to girl action .Most of the women look to be boared and not turned on to the scene .lots of fake ohhs and awwws but all in alll pretty boaring
I thought this was a Great couples video. All the chapters were right in length and had just enougth hot sex in each to keep the watcher intrested and not buzzing through the slow parts .All the girls looked great and the men stayed hard .Would have been 5 stars had they deleted the ass to mouth and the spit swapping.Thats not what we look for in a couples video
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Not very hot run of the mill Only one good squirt Girls look to be just going thru the motions Not alot of effort
I do agree with the other reviews .The girls do look fresh but the problem was that as Ben Dover became more popular some of the girls tried a little too hard to be the next "Adult Starlet "Lots of fake ohh and ahhhs always looking into the camera lens .All and all not a bad movie though
Great d.p movie .Everyone is hot hot hot .Love Annie Cruz lots of grat camera angles Rent this one
I always did like the Ben Dover series .As it progressed alot of the girls seemed less amateur but always gave a good performance .refreshing forum ,great camera work and no tired hags-- Bravo Mr Dover
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