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A fair-haired lissome performer of stage and screen who convinces playing ditsy young ladies, Corman made her professional NY stage debut at 14 years old and worked off-Broadway before seguing into commercials, films, and TV. She received high profile exposure on the heavily touted ABC sitcom "All-American Girl" (ABC, 1994) as the somewhat daffy and lovelorn girlfriend and co-worker of series star Margaret Cho.
A native New Yorker, Corman made her professional debut in her early teens in "Twelve Dreams" at the Public Theater. Another notable stage credit was an off-Broadway production of John Guare's "Landscape of the Body" directed by Gary Sinise and starring Christine Lahti. Among Corman's early TV credits are several youth-oriented projects including an "ABC After School Special". She debuted as a series regular playing the teenaged "First Daughter" in the family sitcom "Mr. President" (Fox, 1987-88). Corman first registered in features in "Some Kind of Wonderful" (1987) as the talkative younger sister of Eric Stoltz. Subsequent feature roles included an airhead hooker in "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane" (1990) and a feminist activist in "PCU" (1994). Her TV work includes a guest shot on "Frasier", a recurring role on "Kate and Allie", and a supporting role in the HBO special "Tracey Ullman Takes on New York" (1993).
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Any "Reading Rainbow" fans out there? The wonderful PBS kids show about great children's books is hosting its annual "Young Authors and Illustrators Contest." If you've got a budding writer or artist at home, check it out. For information on Bay Area entries in particular, click here. Some 900 Bay Area kids entered the contest last year – each got a certificate signed by host LeVar Burton (pictured, left), and winners partied at KQED-TV. Pretty cool.
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Check out the latest internship postings from Youth For Understanding USA.
I'm pretty sure that I've run out of football related non-profits to write about. For past Super Bowls I've covered the National Football Foundation, the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund, USA Football, and even the NFL (which is technically a non-profit). I've even taken the advertising angle with Common Sense Media and the Advertising Research Foundation. (We also covered World Vision which gives away the loser's championship gear to developing countries.) So even though football is on my mind, we're going to go in a completely different direction. When I was in college my parents and sister decided to replace me with a basketball (not football or American football) playing Italian exchange student who came through AFS. It was a wonderful experience for all of us. Youth For Understanding USA is a Bethesda, MD based non-profit foreign exchange organization similar to AFS that is "committed to preparing young people for their responsibilities and opportunities in a changing, interdependent world."
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Youth For Understanding got its start in 1951 when a minister proposed that "75 German teenagers from Germany and Austria were selected by the Army of the Occupation to come to live in the United States with American families for one year under the auspices of the US Department of State." It was a great idea for repairing relations after World War II. While it's hard to say how much effect Youth For Understanding had on American-German relations, it's pretty easy to see that the organization has been a huge success. They now operate 60+ offices and support more than 4,000 exchange students ever year. The goal remains to promote "international understanding and world peace." If you'd like to get involved, visit YFU USA's Internships page. Right now they're looking for an International Student Exchange Placement Interns at their 37 field and 5 district offices in the United States. The interns are paid a very small stipend ($100/month), but at least you you can help students learn to appreciate and understand what the Super Bowl is all about.
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Alex McLeish's preparations for the FA Cup tie against Bolton have been hit by injuries at Birmingham.
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Alex McLeish's preparations for the FA Cup tie against Bolton have been hit by an injury crisis at Birmingham.
The Carling Cup winners face the Lancashire side in Saturday's early kick-off and could be without a host of first-team players for the game.
McLeish has described it as the worst injury situation he has experienced during his four years at the helm at St Andrews.
Lee Bowyer, David Bentley, Keith Fahey, Liam Ridgewell, Craig Gardner and Nikola Zigic are all rated doubtful.
Captain Stephen Carr, Alexander Hleb, plus long-term casualties Scott Dann and James McFadden, are definitely ruled out.
McLeish will take a late decision on whether to include Barry Ferguson who has had an injection to ease the pain from his broken rib.
Birmingham's cup success seems to have come at a price as they are just one place above the drop zone, but McLeish insists this will not stop him from giving his all in the quarter-final.
"The league is more important to us, there is no doubt about it," he said. "But I owe it to the Birmingham fans to play the strongest team available.
"It might not be strong enough to win. I could play my best team against Bolton, and we could still lose because they are a good side.
"We could lose but we don't plan to. We are going to try to win this game."
For his part, Owen Coyle has no such worries and is targeting success in this competition as a tribute to the late Nat Lofthouse, who died aged 85 in January.
His finest moment in a Bolton shirt came in the 1958 final when he bagged a brace in the 2-0 win over Manchester United, something Bolton have not been able to replicate since.
Coyle said: "Everybody knows how sad everybody was with Nat's passing. But I think it's important we remembered all the good things that he brought not only to the football club but also the community.
"It would be lovely to achieve that, but we know there are some difficult obstacles in the way."
Jussi Jaaskelainen will make his 500th appearance for Bolton if he is picked for this game.
Coyle has no fresh injury worries, although Chelsea loanee Daniel Sturridge is cup-tied, which could open the way for Ivan Klasnic, who has scored the winner in the last two rounds.
Ricardo Gardner joined Preston on loan this week after recovering from a knee injury while Jlloyd Samuel (thigh), Zat Knight, Sean Davis, Joey O'Brien (all knee) and Sam Ricketts (Achilles) remain on the sidelines.


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New Rule Changes Could Mean More Fouls
You're all familiar with the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf, right? Sure you are, it's one of Aesop's most favorite fables.
In case you're not a fabler it goes like this. Little shepherd kid continues to scream that his sheep are about to be attacked by a wolf. The villagers come running to his rescue, but when they get to the field the shepherd kid looks at them and says "Sike." (My translation)
He gets them a couple of times, but one day the bad ol' wolf arrives for real. Uh oh. The villagers hear him scream but don't budge, and Big Bad Wolf has himself quite a buffet.
We offer that little trip down fable lane as an appetizer, if you will, to what's been happening when it comes to the annual sike-fest known as basketball rules changes. Each time this year the shepherds who watch over the referees, who we will call zebras, scream at the top of their lungs that big rules changes are coming. They say watch out because when the games start to be played the zebras will be making all sorts of new calls.
The problem is that it really never happens. We spend September and October hearing them scream and then when the ball goes in the air nothing really happens. Oh sure, you'll get a couple of calls while you're playing some on-line college in November, but when big boy ball starts the screams of change go silent.
We are being told this year the shepherds who guard the zebras who officiate the game we love are actually making real changes. The little shepherd isn't saying "sike," he's saying "real."
The majority of the changes deal with how a player can defend. These are rule changes and not points of emphasis, therefore, the officials aren't being asked they are being told to make the calls.
Here are the changes.
- You can't keep a hand or forearm on an opponent
- You can't put two hands on an opponent
- You can no longer jab by extending an arm or placing a hand or forearm on the opponent.
- You can no longer use an arm bar to impede the progress of a dribbler.
The other significant change involves the beloved block-charge call. The new rule states that a defensive player can no longer move into the path of an offensive player once that player has begun an upward motion.
NCAA director of officials John Adams told ESPN they got more than 90 percent of calls correct last season, but only got about 65 percent of the block-charge calls correct.
Adams knows this is a massive change and that the whistles will be blowing early and often this season. Coaches and players will have to adjust. Broadcasters and fans will have to adjust, but it's being done with the intent of bringing freedom of movement back to the game.
Some coaches like Louisville's Rick Pitino love it. Other coaches like Kansas' Bill Self aren't sure it's the right way to improve the game.
Bob Huggins is taking a wait and see approach. Huggs has been an advocate for freedom of movement, but he's also heard the rule makers cry wolf before.
We'll all find out together on Monday when the Mountaineers play an exhibition game at the Coliseum against Fairmont State University. Get there on time; the whistles will likely become a story early.
Of course, that's unless we're about to get siked again.
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The Boogie Man Inc.
paintings by Douglas Lyell
An Outline of my Thoughts Regarding Art.
All of my life I have fought for freedom. I am a very positive, freedom loving person, and I appreciate the freedom I have gained in Cornwall to pursue my Art. Art is like a wonderful exotic garden of delights to me, and not some terrible monster to be mistrusted and feared. I feel sad for the rest of England where the forces of repression hold sway and oppress artists terribly, using microwaves, harassment and torture. I think of Cornwall as a separate country, even though technically speaking it isn't. Artists are appreciated in Cornwall because we beautify the scenery and contribute to the local economy.
During my education I became familiar with all of the nineteenth and twentieth century avant garde movements. It is impossible not to be influenced by all of these tendencies from the past, and I believe that you can see that in my paintings. I certainly do not view my work as in any way "regressive". It is only fascists who believe in eternal progress anyway; they have no appreciation of nature or of cyclical time. They don't seem to know that civilizations rise and fall, as the Earth and the solar system move through the galaxy. An artist can work in any medium that is presented to him or her, therefore I do not measure out the quantities of oil, and turpentine in an absurd manifestation of over- rationalism. The sea is the biggest influence on my paintings. When I paint I become the sea. The sea is a kind of metaphor to me, representing the cosmos and the currents of the aether which help humanity to grow, or occasionally annihilate mankind, to begin anew.
There are many artists in the village where I live; some of them are elderly or disabled, and art is a great comfort and solace to them as well as to me. It was only in mental hospital, when I had time to sit down and think about it, that I realised that my previous commitment to neo- dadaism was misguided. It is not "the ruling class" who need art, but the injured, the disabled and the mentally ill. "The Ruling Class" in point of fact would sooner see art eliminated altogether. This is why the century old dada programme is promoted in "Art Institutions". If you think that my work is absolutely hilarious, then you probably don't understand it. I would be much happier with a smile or a grin. In England the neo- dadaists and the police lord it over honest artists, and look down their noses at artists with integrity. They have introduced intrusive fascist surveillance technology to intimidate and persecute real artists, so we cannot gain the peace of mind necessary for a good meditation. Drawing is essential to the process of visualization, it need not be done in a coldly analytical manner. There are as many ways of drawing as there are people on Earth.
I have the vision of a painting in my head, I think that before one begins to paint it is essential to have this visionary experience. It is a vision of a magnificent work, completed in the mid twentieth century, with many varied textures, and subtle modulations of tone and many spectra of hue with a plenitude of oil paint. This is the painting that I will make; it is not one that I have ever seen. Perhaps it would be a cross between a Bomberg an Auerbach and a Cezanne. I was keen on the old Tate gallery basement rooms where some of the best British art was hidden away for only the cognoscenti to enjoy, in privacy. Artists are like the barometers of democracy, registering the the amount of freedom that exists within the state. The artistic scene is in a sorry condition in England, where many artists have succumbed to cyberneticist doctrines, and try to make their work as smooth and commodified as possible, with lots of pure white backgrounds. Even the artistic cliques and elites in London encourage the ribald repressive reaction to art, an attitude originating within the CID.
For more information concerning my artistic development, see "The Boogie Man" by Douglas Lyell, which is available at Amazon. If you are interested in purchasing one or more paintings, please e mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Recent shows and publications...
October 2013; Exhibited at the "Vienna Showcase International Art Fair".
Autumn 2013; Appeared in NY Arts Magazine.
July 3rd 2013 - July 23rd 2013; Exhibition "Global Projects, International Artists at Home and Abroad", Broadway Gallery, New York City.
Spring 2013; Appeared in NY Arts Magazine.
November 16th 2012 - December 10th 2012; Exhibition; "International Artists at Home and Abroad", Broadway Gallery, New York City.
August 24th 2012 - September 13th 2012; Exhibition; "The Kaleidoscope of the Mind". Agora Gallery, New York City.
2010 Publication of my autobiography by Athena Press, "The Boogie Man".
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China Southern Airlines is ordering six Airbus A330 aircraft and 30 A320s for deliveries beginning in two years' time.
The carrier, based in Guangzhou, has disclosed details of the acquisition agreement with Airbus to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
China Southern states that it will begin taking delivery of the A320s in 2012, running to 2015, while the A330s will arrive over 2013-14.
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"Staying Found" Pocket/Luggage Tag$1.99Handy reminder card is a smart addition to any survival or first-aid kit. It's also fitted with a loop that makes it easy to hang the card on a backpack, duffel, or belt loop for personal use on any outing. On one side, card offers tips to remember in order to "stay found" wherever you go, including a list for a go-anywhere "Essentials Kit". On reverse, find instructions for what to do if you actually become lost. Learn More
"Another Great Eagle Scout Project" Sign$14.99Posted at the site of an Eagle Scout Project, this sign is a great way to highlight Scouting's efforts in the community and recognize the Eagle Scout and his unit! Sign measures 26" x 16" and comes with a three-piece, collapsible metal frame that's easy to secure in the ground. Be sure to write your name and unit number on the bottom with a permanent marker. Learn More
Youth Recruiting DVD, Sea Scouts and Venturing$14.99This new DVD is a combination of two old VT and Sea Scout Recruiting videos. This version provides an overview of the Sea Scout Program, its benefits, and activities are available through the Venturing program, such as camping, horseback riding, mountain biking, COPE courses, etc. This DVD is a great tool for the recruitment of Sea Scouts members or Venturing Crew members. Learn More
Youth Protection Guidelines: Training for Adult Venturing Leaders$14.99Youth Protection Guidelines Training for Adult Venturing Leaders. Learn More