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Childhood can be rough and Shantell Johnson's early days proved it. Growing up in the environment in which she lived and tried so hard to forget, Shantell becomes dependent on medication as her sole remedy to halt those unpleasant memories of abandonment, abuse and imprisonment.
Now years have passed and life has been fairly decent for Mrs. Johnson who is now a wife and account executive. However, when her husband discovers the truth of her past, she is forced to revisit olden times and the one promise she made to herself – to NEVER go back – still stands. Nothing will stop her from living the life she feels she deserves, not even murder!
High school sweethearts, Aaron and Josephine Stovall have now been married for over 20 years. Aaron, a recent graduate of law school is now an attorney for one of the biggest firms in the city and although his wife supported him every step of the way, Aaron fears his love for his wife is fading. He now desires something or someone more 'on his level'.
Josephine recognizes that her husband's devotion is now slipping away and worries that he will abandon her and their dream of a better life – together. She must now decide if she wants to fight for her marriage or develop a plan for the security of her future – alone. She chooses the latter.
When Josephine meets Shantell and Shantell meets Aaron, the scandalous plot begins, and poor Nicole Lynn, a single mother smitten with the unhappily married man, gets caught in the middle of the shocking conspiracy…
Thirty years to life. I'm still in disbelief. By the time I get out of here, I'll be sixty-seven years old. My sons will be grown with their own families. My mother will be dead. This has got to be a nightmare. I wish someone would pinch me so that I could wake up.
I was in a penitentiary amongst murderers, thieves and child neglecters. The a…tmosphere was as harsh as you see in the movies. Nothing but pure evil in here. This is not where I belonged – everyone who really knows me should know this. I've never gotten into any trouble in my entire life, not until now. I'm angry, but I won't let this place break me down. After getting out of solitary confinement last week for fighting in the cafeteria, I decided to stay positive and prayerful. That was all I could do to keep from going crazy in this hellhole. Just know that I didn't start the fight though. I was minding my business when one butch of a woman tried to bully me into giving up my meal. I'm guessing that due to all of the anger that I had built up inside of me, it was very easy to beat her until all of the anger subsided and she fell unconscious. Shocked everyone. I shocked myself. Afterwards, my cellmate, a scary white woman who weighed at least three hundred and fifty pounds, offered me the bottom bunk. I was officially deemed "the crazy bitch" in a place loaded with crazy bitches.
My name is Nicole Lynn, also known as Prisoner No. K589793. I've been locked up at the Princeton Correctional Center for Women for approximately six months. Two visits are all I get per month and that's when I get to see my mother and my children. They are the only ones who come to visit me. My brothers and sisters won't come. I don't have any friends. The "new friends" I acquired disappeared immediately following my demise. I'm sure that they are talking about me behind my back and I don't blame them one bit. Everyone told me to leave him alone but I wouldn't listen. I couldn't leave him alone. He was like a drug habit that I couldn't kick. I had to be around him. I had to touch him. I had to love him. He had my mind.
I remember clear as day as to the day that I met him. Tall, dark and handsome would describe him perfectly. You could see him coming a mile away with his Denzel stroll and tailored suit. Breathtaking. I didn't think he would talk to me. I didn't think I would be his type. His demeanor had supermodel-only written all over it, and Lord knows I was a far cry from that title. When I was a little girl, my nickname was Celie.
Hand in one pocket, other hand on a shopping cart, this man had a swag so noticeable that I gave my customer the wrong amount of change. It was obviously too much change because she pocketed it too fast and rushed out before I realized that the five dollar bill I thought I gave her was actually a twenty. I pray they don't take it out of my paycheck. Lord knows I don't make much money now.
He was next in line. "Cash or credit," I said nervously, as I placed his groceries into a shopping bag. With only a frozen pizza, a loaf of bread and turkey from the deli department, I assumed he was a bachelor. But when I saw the diamond-cut wedding band on his finger, I felt the jealousy rise within me of a woman that I didn't know nor have never seen. How lucky she must be to have this man lying next to her in bed every night. I know one thing…if it were me, he wouldn't be eating a frozen pizza! Shaking my damn head at whomever his wife may be!
"Credit," he responded, while handing me his Gold MasterCard.
And that's when it happened. Our eyes met, only his went en route from my face to my butt. Typical, but at least I got his attention.
"What's your name?" he asked smoothly, baring all of the pearly whites. His eyes never left my behind.
"Pretty name."
"Thanks. What's yours?"
He smiled, signed his credit card receipt, grabbed his bag and walked away. His arrogance turned me on – I don't know why. I had no business asking him his name anyway, especially after seeing the ring on his finger. Oh well, I knew I wasn't his type so no disappointment on my end. Prior to tending to the next customer in line, I spotted a business card on the counter that exhibited a picture of the handsome man with no name. Aaron Stovall was the name typed in bold letters on the card. I quickly put it away and finished the rest of my workday with a smile as wide as Texas.
And that was how we met. On the first date, he took me to a very elegant restaurant called The Peninsula Room located in the Trump Tower. The exquisite food, superb service and dazzling skyline view had me in awe. No one had ever taken me to a restaurant like that before. And on the second date… Wait. There was no second date. And now, there never will be a second date.
All I can remember is waking up and him lying next to me … Blood! Smoke! Tears! Sirens!
Oh God, forgive me! I don't understand why I did it! I don't understand how I did it! And I don't really know IF I did it!
I still loved him. Let me rephrase that: I still love him!
Excuse me while I wipe my tears. I know you don't want to keep hearing me proclaim my innocence over and over again and I'm sick and tired of trying to put the pieces together in my head so I'm going to stop writing in this stupid journal now – the journal that the jailhouse shrink suggested for me. It is almost visiting hours anyway and some new lawyer is coming to see me. Says he has some good news. Probably just another useless meeting! I was already denied an appeal.
Anyway, just know that with all of the mess I've been through, I know one thing… Cupid owes me an apology! He struck me with that damn arrow and didn't leave me with anything but a bleeding heart! What a conniving little devil!!!
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When Rita meets Brian, she hopes to have finally met the man of her dreams; however, in the long run, she finds out that he's actually a nightmare. BUT, to avoid the feeling of loneliness, she just accepts all of Brian's bad habits, including his abusive behavior and his habit of draining her bank account.
Sophie, a bitter divorcee, believes that she has also met the man of her dreams (Brian), but there is an obstacle blocking her happiness – his girlfriend, Rita. She is aware that Brian is in a relationship and, notwithstanding that knowledge, she does everything in her power to sabotage their relationship so that she can have him all to herself, ignorant of Brian's scheming lifestyle.
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When Rita, Sophie and Brian cross paths, all hell breaks loose, and one of the relationships escalates to a level which culminates in a final, and tragic, ending…
I watched as they lowered the casket into the six-foot deep hole. My hands were shaking and my heart was broken. I hardly knew this woman, but the guilt wouldn't let me rest – I had to say my final goodbye and apologize to her yet once again. I remembered times when I wished this woman dead, but I didn't think it would happen – not this soon and not in that way. There was so much that I wanted to say. So many apologies I wanted to make, but now was too late. The tears wouldn't stop traveling down my caramel colored cheeks which were of a plum color when I left the house this morning, but the rainfall of tears washed all of the color away. I wanted to end the nightmares, clear my conscience and finally sleep again.
"Sophie was only 30 years old!" I thought to myself. "30 years old! Why did this have to happen? She didn't deserve this – no one deserves to die like this!"
The more I thought of the situation, the angrier I became. I started to break down again. My whole body felt as if it were on fire and I felt that if I didn't hurry up and get out of there, I would faint and cause the family more grief than they already endured. Like they didn't have enough to worry about already!
An older woman, who looked exactly like Sophie, only older, comforted me. "You two were close?" she asked.
I didn't know how to respond to that question. Yes, I've had several encounters with Sophie, but nothing was friendly about it. "Uh…yes, we were friends," I lied. And the lie only made me angrier with myself. "Are you her mother?" I asked trying to change the subject.
"Yes, baby," said Sophie's mother. "Sophie was my youngest baby. I can't believe she's gone. It's just not fair that a child goes before her parents. But it was her time. That's the way the Lord planned it – probably not in the way she went, but He planned for her to be with Him."Sophie's mother tried her best to comfort me, but the more she spoke of her daughter, the angrier she became also."Oh, my sweet baby!" she cried. "My baby! My baby! My baby!"
I embraced Sophie's mother. At that moment, I wished it were me lying six feet deep. "I'm so sorry, Ms…..""Just call me Paulette, everyone calls me that," Paulette said as she wiped the tears from her eyes."
And you can call me Rita," I said. I tried my best to give Paulette a comforting smile, but that only made her stare harder at me. I was starting to feel very uncomfortable and more guilty than ever before.
"You look very familiar. Have we met before?" Paulette asked.
"I think I may have seen you around at my poetry club," I said as I looked away. I prayed that she wouldn't remember the evening of our encounter – the evening that I started to hate her daughter.
"Yes, of course. Soul Expressions, is it?" she asked.
I noticed that Paulette's voice was not as sweet as it was a second before."Yes, I am the owner," I said while feeling very uncomfortable.
"I've visited that place a couple of times. I always have a good time when I visit. That's where my baby met that…." Paulette went into a trance for a second and jumped out of it when I touched her arm. She never completed the rest of her sentence, but instead gave me another warm smile. "Well, thank you, baby. Thank you for being her friend. I can tell that you loved her very much."
That statement only made things worse. Why did she have to say that? I didn't love Sophie and Sophie didn't love me! I had lots of nerve for even showing up here! I had to get away. If I didn't get out of there, I was going to puke all over myself. I panicked. I grabbed Paulette's hand and rushed my goodbye. "Nice meeting you, Paulette. I gotta get out of here!…I mean…I have to leave. I'm very sorry for your loss." My hands were trembling again and beads of sweat were starting to form on my forehead.
"Are you alright, baby?" she asked.
"I just gotta get out of here!" I screamed as I ran to my car. I didn't mean to be so dramatic, but I couldn't breathe. I felt as if the guilt was smothering me. I took several breaths trying to calm down. Nothing would rid me of my heartache. After I got in my Land Rover, locked the doors and rolled up my windows, I could no longer hold it all in. I scared myself by the way I was carrying on – like I was losing my mind! I decided to let it all out once and for all and that's when I screamed and beat the shit out of my dashboard. "I'm so sorry, Sophie! I'm so sorry!" I cried. "Please, please forgive me!"


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The actress apparently insisted on dubbing for her first Bengali film herself instead of using voice over artistes
Not many people know that Dia Mirza is half-Bengali. The fact that Dia Mirza, who has been busy working on her first regional film Paanch Adhyay directed by Pratim D Gupta, wanted to dub her lines herself should not come as a surprise. After all, the actress is half-Bengali in real life. Despite not having a great command over Bangla, she wants to go ahead with the task.
Says Dia, "I would say my Bangla was decent before I filmed Paanch Adhyay. Post filming and while spending time in Kolkata, conversing with so many people during my time there, it has only become better. I still would like to learn to think in Bangla."
Dia, whose mother is a Bengali, plays Ishita, an English school teacher, in the film co-starring Priyanshu Chatterjee and the legendary Soumitra Chatterjee. And while several Bollywood beauties have in the past made their presence felt in Bengali cinema, for Dia this project seems more than just another film.
"My character travels through the ups and downs of marriage and the poignancy of love — lost and found," adds Dia. Interestingly, all of her contemporaries who have done Bengali cinema took the help of voice artistes for their films including Aishwarya Rai (Choker Bali), Manisha Koirala (Khela) to Bipasha Basu (Shob Choritro Kalponik).
The actress adds, "I am looking to expand my horizons. Bangla is my mother tongue and it makes it all the more special that my first regional film is in Bengali." The film, which has music by Shantanu Moitra, is currently in post-production and is eyeing a late summer release this year in Bengal and other metro cities.


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Shaun White has been charged with misdemeanor vandalism and public intoxication stemming from his alleged behavior at a Nashville hotel over the weekend.
According to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, the snowboarding icon is said to have pulled a fire alarm shortly before 2 a.m. Sunday at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel, resulting in all of the guests being evacuated, and was then witnessed destroying a hotel phone.
White then tried to leave in a cab but a fellow citizen prevented the driver from leaving, saying he was calling police on the two-time Olympic gold medalist.
According to authorities, White kicked the man after overhearing his conversation with the cab driver and took off on foot. Or, at least he tried to.
The man who wanted to call the cops later told police that he chased after White, who at some point turned around, ran into his pursuer and fell back against a fence, banging his head hard enough that he was then transported to a local hospital for treatment.
The mug shot provided by the police department shows a bit of a shiner under White's left eye.
Responding officers reported that White "appeared to be extremely intoxicated and smelled strongly of alcohol," according to the police press release, which also noted that arrest warrants charging the athlete with vandalism and public intoxication were issued after he refused to sign misdemeanor citations.
White was released from the hospital this afternoon and is free on his own recognizance, police say.
A rep for the fiery-haired snowboarder hasn't yet returned a request for comment. As for the hotel, a Loews rep said that they are "committed to ensuring guest safety and confidentiality at all times. As this incident is a police matter, we are deferring all comments to the police."


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PRESIDENT Vernon Scott obtained a BFA from Juilliard in 1985, the same year as Martha Hill's last year as director. He went on to dance with many companies, among them Elisa Monte, Steven Petronio, Pilobolus, Lar Lubovitch, Mark Morris and culminating with 8 wonderful years with Mikhail Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project, where he also served as Rehearsal Coordinator. In recent years he has worked as Director of Showrooms for Grange Furniture and most recently National Public Relations Manager for Aga Ranges and Northland/Marvel Refrigeration. Since his years as a full time dancer, he lends his talents both on stage and off to dance related benefits and galas including Dancers Responding to Aids, Fire Island Dance Festival and is currently Vice President of Full Circle Productions which produces Martin Lofsnes' newly formed 360 Degrees Dance Company. Mr Scott and Mr Lofsnes live together with their son, Demian. www.360fullcircle.net
CHAIRMAN David K. Manion has been on the MHDF Board since its inception. He is the Executive Director of the International Committee for the Dance Library of Israel. For ten years, he was Artistic Director of the Riverside Dance Festival, the largest of its kind in the world. In addition to RDF he produced original plays, operas and musicals at the Theater of the Riverside Church. He has been associated with such colleges as Clarke and Viterbo, where he has taught and staged many musical productions. He is also on the Board of The Louis Falco Dance Project. Mr. Manion was instrumental in the creation of The Martha Hill Dance Fund.
CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY Andra Corvino has been on the dance faculty of The Juilliard School since 1995 and directed the Juilliard Summer Dance Intensive from 1998 to 2006. She has taught ballet at Sarah Lawrence College and Steps in New York City, The Martha Graham School, The Jose Limón Dance Company, Montclair State College, The New Jersey Dance Theater Guild, Randolph-Macon Womans College in Virginia, York University in Toronto, Canada and Mills College and Dancespace in Oakland, California.She co-directed the Dance Circle in New York City with her father Alfredo and sister Ernesta from 1968 to 1993.Her performing credits include the Metropolitan Opera Ballet Company under the direction of Dame Alicia Markova, principal dancer with the Baltimore City Ballet (later to become the Maryland Ballet) and many guest appearances with ballet companies throughout the United States, Canada and the Far East. She has also appeared with the companies of Roberto Cartagena, Ruby Shang and Matteo and the New York Baroque Dance Company.Ms. Corvino has staged productions ranging from concert pieces to full-length ballets for companies and universities around the world.In addition to her experience in dance, Ms. Corvino has had dramatic roles on television as well as off-Broadway and musical theater. She is a charter member as well as Associate Artistic Director of Ernesta Corvino's Dance Circle Company, with whom she still performs and often guest teaches open classes in New York City. www.corvinoballet.org
A founding member of the MHDF Board, VICE-PRESIDENT EMERITA Hudas Liff met Martha Hill at Bennington College where Liff was taking dance as a student at the suggestion of her counselor. Although Liff became an observer, rather than a performer, she and Martha Hill became friends when they teamed up in New York City in the 1980s, representing Bennington at various functionswith Hill as an important innovative teacher and Liff as the President of the Alumni Association and a member of the Board of Trustees. Besides Mrs. Liff's efforts for the Martha Hill Dance Fund, she currently volunteers at the Library of Congregation Emanu-el of the City of New York and spends as much time as possible at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
VICE-PRESIDENT EMERITA & FOUNDING MEMBER Hortense Lieberthal Zera (1916-2014) graduated from New York University's School of Education in 1936 with a degree in physical education. She focused her studies in dance under the directorship of Martha Hill. She assisted Hill and Bessie Schoenberg at the renowned summer festival The Bennington School of the Dance from 1936-41. Mrs. Zera taught dance, sports, and health education in the New York City public schools until retirement. She also taught at the New Dance Group. Mrs. Zera was also an accomplished painter and sculptor. The Martha Hill Lifetime Acheivement Award statue is her creation.
SECRETARY Elizabeth McPherson is an associate professor and coordinator of the BA in Dance at Montclair State University. She received her BFA from Juilliard, followed by an MA from The City College of New York, and a PhD from New York University. She is the author of The Bennington School of the Dance: A History in Writings and Interviews and The Contributions of Martha Hill to American Dance and Dance Education, 1900-1995, in addition to articles and reviews for Ballet Review, Dance Teacher Magazine, Attitude: The Dancers' Magazine and The Journal of Dance Education. McPherson has staged numerous 20th century dance works from Labanotation and other sources. Recent projects include Charles Weidman's Lynchtown and excerpts from Anna Sokolow's Scenes from the Music of Charles Ives. She is a board member of the Martha Hill Dance Fund and on the professional advisory committee of the Dance Notation Bureau. Performance credits include: Ernesta Corvino's Dance Circle Company, Avodah Dance Ensemble, and the Louis Johnson Dance Theatre.Montclair State University
TREASURER Ernesta Corvino trained under Margaret Craske at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet School and has been a professional in the dance field since childhood. After further studies with Antony Tudor and Alfredo Corvino, she joined the Maryland Ballet as soloist at the age of 14. For the next two decades she performed the classics as well as modern repertory and various forms of ethnic dance both nationally and internationally. She has appeared with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, Radio City Music Hall Ballet, American Chamber Ballet and the New York Baroque Dance Company among others. Concurrently, she was teacher and co-director of her own school in New York City, The Dance Circle, for 25 years. Since 1981, she has choreographed for and danced with her own company, ERNESTA CORVINO'S DANCE CIRCLE COMPANY, which appeared annually at the Riverside Dance Festival in New York City from 1982-87. The company has since performed at various venues in New York including Lincoln Center as well as at theaters and colleges throughout the U.S. Well-known for her wry treatment of popular culture in ballets such as the critically acclaimed Holmes, Sweet Holmes, Ms. Corvino is equally adept at creating works of pathos and tragedy. Of Somnus, Jennie Schulman of Backstage wrote, "This is one of the most novel utilizations of the Ravel score ever conceived". Ms. Corvino's teaching credits also include The Juilliard School, the Governor's School of New Jersey, Randolph-Macon Womans College, SUNY/Purchase, Stephens College, Perry-Mansfield, Danspace of Oakland, CA (all for whom she has choreographed) as well as Sarah Lawrence College, Long Island University, Hartt College and STEPS ON BROADWAY. She frequently teaches, choreographs and performs as Guest Artist at the University of Nevada Las Vegas in addition to conducting open classes in New York City and workshops throughout Europe. She is currently a ballet master for The José Limón Dance Company and Tanztheater Wuppertal/Pina Bausch. www.corvinoballet.org
BOARD MEMBER Allen H. Maniker, MD, FAANS, is Chief of the Department of Neurosurgery at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City. He is a Professor of Neurosurgery at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. A diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgeons, Dr. Maniker has served as President of the Peripheral Nerve Task Force of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. He is the author of Operative Exposures in Peripheral Nerve Surgery and has written numerous articles for many professional journals. He has been an invited visiting Professor at several Universities and has made presentations both in the United States and abroad on neurosurgery and peripheral nerve surgery. After graduating from the Juilliard School Department of Dance under Martha Hill he performed with the Sophie Maslow Dance Company, the Bat Dor Dance Company of Israel, and the Joyce Trisler Danscompany. Dr. Maniker then went on to receive his medical degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan. He completed an Internship in general surgery and a Residency in Neurological Surgery at The New Jersey Medical School. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BOARD MEMBER Elizabeth Gerring Radke was born in San Francisco in 1965. She grew up in the Los Angeles area and began studying dance at age 13. In high school she studied dance at The Cornish Institute in Seattle. In 1987 she received a B.F.A. from The Juilliard School where she studied with Kazuko Hirabayashi and Doris Rudko. She has been working as a choreographer in New York since 1993. In March 1998, she presented her first piece, a four hour movement installation. Since then, The Liz Gerring Dance Company has presented work at The Baryshnikov Arts Center, Jacob's Pillow, Danspace Project, The Connelly Theater, The Kitchen, Engine 27 and other venues.
BOARD MEMBER Henning Rübsam has been serving MHDF since 2002. Artistic director and choreographer of NYC-based company SENSEDANCE, he is also a guest choreographer for ballet and modern dance companies as well as universities on three continents. In addition to touring a solo program, he performs as guest artist with other ensembles and is a master teacher for dance technique and dance composition. He is a resident choreographer for Hartford City Ballet and is the American correspondent for Dance For You Magazine. A Juilliard graduate (and Juilliard faculty member since 2006), he frequently collaborates with composers, including Ricardo Llorca, Beata Moon and Leslie Wildman. www.sensedance.org
VICE-PRESIDENT Ani Udovicki is a member of The New York Baroque Dance Company and a teacher at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts. She has performed with several ballet and modern dance companies among them Belgrade National Theatre, Royal Ballet of Flanders, Ballet Hispanico and Ohad Naharin and Dancers. She is a founding member of Neta Pulvermacher and Dancers. She has taught baroque dance, modern and ballet in NYC and abroad and has choreographed for theater productions for Ulysses Theater, Croatia, and CZKD, Belgrade, Serbia. She is a graduate of the Belgrade Ballet School and The Juilliard School, where she studied under Martha Hill. She received an MA in dance education in 2000 from Teachers College, CU. She is the happy mother of Lazar. Frank Sinatra School of the Arts
BOARD MEMBER Lance Westergard is a graduate of the Juilliard School and made his professional debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in a work especially created for him by the great choreographer, Antony Tudor, titled Concerning Oracles. As a performer, he has worked with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet Company, Eliot Feld's American Ballet Company, Lotte Goslar's Pantomime Circus, Kathryn Posin Dance Company (Associate Director), Los Angeles Dance Theater (Co-Director), Lar Lubovitch, Manuel Alum, Kazuko Hirabayashi, Tobi Armour, and Remy Charlip's International All Stars. He has been the ballet master for both the Joffrey II Dancers and Ballet Hispanico of New York. His choreography has been recognized with grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York Foundation on the Arts, Meet the Composer, and the Jerome Foundation. He has written ballets for The Joffrey II Dancers, The Juilliard Dance Ensemble, City Contemporary Dance Company of Hong Kong, The Virginia Opera, Manhattanville College, and the Boston Conservatory. He has taught at Sarah Lawrence College, The Boston Conservatory Summer Dance Program, Harvard Summer Dance Center, Taipei Dance Forum in Taiwan, Batsheva Dance Company in Israel, the Contemporary Dance Company of Hong Kong, Jacob's Pillow, La Chartreuse in Villeneuve-les-Avignon, France, and The American Dance Festival. As the artistic consultant for the Lotte Goslar Pantomime Circus Foundation he has staged the works of Lotte Goslar on the Omaha Theater for Young People Ballet Company, Hofstra Drama & Dance Program and the Kansas City Ballet; and for solo artists Betsy Fisher and Ara Fitzgerald. Mr. Westergard received a certificate in honoriam for his achievement in dance from the Isadora Duncan Institute. He was Director of Dance at Hofstra University, and is currently, Ballet Master for New York Theater Ballet. Lance serves on the boards of the Dance Notation Bureau, The Martha Hill Dance Fund, and the Lotte Goslar Pantomime Circus Foundation.
BOARD MEMBER Megan Williams graduated from Juilliard with her BFA Degree and performed with the Ohad Naharin Dance Company and the Glenn-Lund Dance Company. She joined the Mark Morris Dance Group with whom she performed for 10 years and toured internationally, taught and was in several films including "Dido and Aeneus", "Falling Down Stairs", the "Hard Nut" and "The Hidden Soul of Harmony". Megan has taught at Dance Space, Perry Dance, and was on the faculty at White Mountain Summer Dance Festival for 4 years. She has mounted/staged Mr. Morris's Choreography on the Boston Ballet and the Purchase Dance Corps. Megan is choreographing her own work now and lives in Westchester with her husband Dr. Andrew Wollowitz and her sons Bram Christopher and Griffin Jonah.
BOARD MEMBER Yasuko Tokunaga has studied and worked with Antony Tudor, Anna Sokolow, José Limón, Martha Graham, Pearl Primus, and Hanayagi Suzushi, among others. In high school, she performed with the company now known as Ballet West under William Christensen. Anna Sokolow saw her dance at age 16 and recommended that she go to NYC to attend The Juilliard School where she received her BFA. With her sister, Emiko Tokunaga she was the Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of the Tokunaga Dance Ko.(TDK), a company of dancers and musicians that toured nationally and internationally. In 1976 TDK opened a dance studio in New York City that offered ballet and modern dance classes in the Tokunaga Technique, a coordinated team teaching method that the Tokunagas originated at The Boston Conservatory. Dance Magazine recognized their unique pedagogy in May 1976 and again in February 1992. In 1983 they were featured as "Teachers of the Month" in New York's Attitude, The Dancer's Monthly.Tokunaga was Dance Division Director and Artistic Director of The Boston Conservatory Dance Theater (BCDT) from 1989-2011. Under Tokunaga's artistic direction, The Boston Conservatory received a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts for A Tribute to Murray Louis that was performed both in Boston and in New York City. In February 2005, BCDT was presented by The Bank of America Celebrity Series, Boston Marquee. Under Tokunaga's tenure, The Boston Conservatory had the unique honor of being the first college to be granted the rights to perform four original works by Martha Graham and José Limón; two works by Anna Sokolow and Alwin Nikolais; and one work by Antony Tudor. As one of four directors of the nation's top dance programs in the country, she was invited to present at the National Foundation for Advancement in Arts conference in January 2005. Tokunaga has choreographed over 50 works and her repertory has been included in companies in Atlanta, Boston, New York, North Carolina, and Norway. Commissioned by violinist, Lynn Chang, The Stream Flows was choreographed by Tokunaga for its premiere at Harvard's Paine Hall in April 2004 and performed again at New England Conservatory's Jordan Hall in January 2005. In 1993, the City of Boston and the Pro Arts Consortium presented her with the Pro Arts Public Service in the Arts Award. In 2000 she was given the Outstanding Faculty Award by The Boston Conservatory's Student Government Association. TDK was funded for 17 years from NEA, 10 years from the New York City of Department of Cultural Affairs, 3 years from the Japan-United States Friendship Commission and received the key to the city of Nara and meritorious service awards from Okayama Japan, South Carolina State College and Lincoln University, Pa. among others. Tokunaga has published articles in Dance Magazine, served as a dance panelist for the Massachusetts Cultural Council, has participated on the Board of Directors for the Boston Dance Alliance and the Professional Advisory Committee of The Dance Notation Bureau. She served on the committee of the Antony Tudor Centennial Celebration at The Juilliard School in March 2008 and is on the Board of Directors of the Martha Hill Dance Fund. She frequently presents at various professional conferences and is currently on the dance faculty at The Hartt School, University of Hartford.
BOARD MEMBER Rebecca Stenn, dancer, choreographer, educator, and writer, founded the Rebecca Stenn Company in 1996. Known throughout the country for their "wit, concision and gutsy passion..." The New York Times, the group has since performed to critical acclaim and sold out houses in over 50 cities in the US and internationally including such venues as The Edinburgh Festival, The Copenhagen Festival, The Joyce Theater (Altogether Different Festival), Dance Theater Workshop, The Kitchen, Danspace Project at St. Marks Church, Dance New Amsterdam, La MaMa ETC Annex Theatre, Joyce SoHo, Symphony Space, The Winter Garden at the World Financial Center, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, The Annenberg Center in Philadelphia, The Waterfront Festival in Virgina Beach, The Center for Contemporary Arts in St. Louis, New Orleans Performing Arts Center, The Peter Britt Festival in Southern Oregon, Summerfest in San Francisco, The City of El Paso Arts Center, Hollywood Center for the Performing Arts, The New Moves Festival and the Wortham Theater in Houston among many other s. The company has held residencies at Southern Methodist University, Stockton College, University of Western Ontario, University of California at Santa Barbara, University of Southern Oregon, University of Nevada at Reno and Dickinson College in Pennsylvania among others. Rebecca Stenn Company has received grants from the New York State Council for the Arts, Mary Cary Flager Charitable Trust Live Music for Dance Fund, The American Music Center, The Joyce Theater Foundation, The Pennsylvania Council for the Arts, The New School Faculty Development Fund and support from the National Endowment for the Arts. The company premiered a series of student performance at the Lincoln Center "Meet the Artist" program in New York City, and continues to work with Lincoln Center Theater, teaching New York City high school student workshops throughout the year and intensives during the summer. The group was also on the roster of Young Audiences for 6 years, performing numerous shows for students in the tri-state area. Upcoming events include a return to the Edinburgh Festival, summer of 2012, and performances at Joyce SoHo, December 2012. As a member of Momix Dance Theatre from 1989 to 1996, Stenn toured extensively throughout Europe, the Far East, South America, the U.S. and Canada and appeared in films for Italian, Spanish and French television. Stenn assisted in the choreography of and appeared as a featured performer in the Emmy Award winning film Pictures at an Exhibition, a PBS, Dance in America Special. She appears in one of the first 3D IMAX films Imagine, which was released worldwide in 1994. She has collaborated with Moses Pendleton in the making of Passion, and assisted in the choreography of Lina Wertmuller's Carmen at the Munich State Opera, also performing as a principal dancer. Stenn is a founding member of Pilobolus Too, a duet company formed by Pilobolus Dance Theater. With Pilobolus Too she has created numerous works for the repertoire including a piece for the Radio City Rockettes, and has taught residencies at universities, elementary and high schools, and programs for the deaf and blind. In New York City Stenn has also performed with choreographers Keely Garfield, Wally Cardona and Naomi Goldberg. With Jaron Lanier, she choreographed and starred in the award winning PBS film Musork. Other choreography credits include the U.S. premiere of the opera Leap Over the Shadow in Santa Barbara, a commission from the Neuberger Art Museum at Purchase College, and frequent collaborations with Attack Theater and Vision Into Art at Lincoln Center. Stenn has taught master classes throughout the U.S. and Europe and has been artist in residence at Barnard College, Manhattanville College, UCSB and Stockton College. A teaching artist for The Joyce Theater, she continues to teach residencies at the Lincoln Center Theater Open Stages Program, and is on the faculty at The New School for Liberal Arts. Stenn has been a contributing editor at Dance Magazine,and has written for the International Journal of Dance. Stenn is currently the Dance Mentor/Choreographer for the National Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts. She earned her BFA in dance from the Juilliard School and her MFA in dance from The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Stenn is the proud mother of two children, Jonah and Elie Weissman. For more information, please visit www.rebeccastenncompany.com.
FOUNDING PRESIDENT, Irwin Denis (1920-2004)
FOUNDING MEMBER, Ethel Winter (1924-2012)
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The International School for Holocaust Studies
Survivors – True Stories of Children in the Holocaust
Featured Book
Reviewed by Kathryn Berman
Allan Zullo and Mara Bovsun
Scholastic Inc., 2004
196 pages
Mathei, aged ten, escapes from a crowded cattle car going to Auschwitz and becomes a partisan. Seventeen-year-old Jack Gruener survives a grueling death march, and despite terrible conditions, tries to help a fellow Jew along the way. Five-year-old Sarah is hidden by a Polish family in a small attic with her family for two years. Herbert Karliner leaves Hamburg with his family on the ship St. Louis. Refused entry to Cuba, they and the other passengers are sent back to Europe. Twelve-year-old Walter Ziffer always remembered his father's words to him: "Always do your best, and never forget that you are somebody."
Suitable for students aged nine to twelve, this book chronicles true stories of eight Jewish children whose lives changed forever at the outbreak of World War II. The authors have interviewed all eight survivors and state that the details, though difficult to read, have not been softened because of the desire to depict the reality of the events.
Many Holocaust survivors take courses at Yad Vashem in order to learn how to give their testimonies to groups of adults and high school students. Yad Vashem encourages these survivors to end their testimony on a note of hope, continuity, and a look toward the future. Each of the stories in this book ends on such a note, thereby following Yad Vashem's educational guidelines. The survivors in the book marry, have families, and live fulfilling lives, which is a testament to their determination to survive and overcome the tragic years of the Holocaust.
Teachers can formulate several lesson plans from the testimonies, and there is a useful, short explanation about the Holocaust at the beginning of the book, a map of Europe during the years 1939-45, and a short glossary of terms at the end of the book.


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It's one of those things that you expect to be there for you when you need it but may not give it much additional thought in the meantime. Not very many homeowners give much thought to keeping the chimney's exterior in the best shape possible; "it's all just cosmetic," we think. This thought process isn't one to be ashamed of, but it is one to be corrected as soon as possible.
It's common knowledge that water causes rust. Water penetration can cause your metal damper assemblies and metal chimney liners to rust. For every bit of rust you can see, there is likely to be even more that you can't see. Perhaps you haven't seen any rust but haven't been able to physically open your damper; it could be rusted because of water running down from the top (perhaps due to a missing or damaged chimney cap). In order to prevent water from wreaking havoc on your metal chimney components, a chimney cap is an absolute must have!
Chimney spalling (the flaking off of the brick surface) is a sign of severe moisture penetration. Spalling bricks have cracks and breaks in the surface and often large, crater-shaped chips. These bricks need to be repaired or replaced. The best way to avoid brick spalling is to eliminate the moisture altogether. If the area around your chimney crown is cracked or the cap itself is defective, this allows water to seep into the brickwork below, thereby increasing the chances for spalling.
Your chimney is exposed to the elements on the outside and the heat from your firebox on the inside. As a result, the weathering process is increased. As such, it is common for the mortar to begin to crumble and fall away, leaving open areas between the bricks, thereby exposing more surface area to these weathering agents. Repointing your chimney might be your only option. During this process, the damaged, old and loose mortar on your chimney is removed from the joints between the bricks and replaced with new mortar.
Unless you're just itching for a reason to get rid of your chimney, there really is no excuse for not taking better care of it. It's time to have an experienced technician evaluate the condition of your chimney's interior and exterior, get them repaired if necessary, and have your chimney coated with a waterproofing agent. So whether you have a leaky chimney or are simply looking to be proactive and prevent leaks before they happen, call the professionals at Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair today!
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When Basic Chimney technicians talk with our clients about their chimney systems, we wish we could always stick with the fun stuff: cozy fires, crackling logs, beautiful masonry design. But chimneys are hardworking systems that are under almost constant assault inside and out, from the heat of your fire to the pounding rain and beating sun outside. So, unfortunately, we need to talk about the less-fun stuff sometimes too, to help keep you informed about your system's needs.
One of the more frustrating words that can come up when talking about a chimney system: spalling. Essentially, spalling refers to crumbling, cracking and/or flaking masonry — and that can take a variety of looks and forms.
What Does Spalling Look Like, And How Does It Happen?
Depending on what led to your problem and the particular material (brick, mortar or concrete), your spalling masonry can have a few different looks — anything from surface chipping to bricks that look like they've more or less exploded from the inside out. You might see bricks that seem like their faces have completely popped off, leaving uneven, broken and receded areas on a once-straight chimney stack. You might see a chimney crown that's crumbled and flaked, anything from a rough and ragged surface to looking almost like someone took a sledgehammer to it.
In particularly bad cases of spalling, your masonry has more or less burst from the inside out: Moisture gets absorbed into the chimney, and then as winter chills roll in, that moisture freezes and expands, putting serious, unrelenting pressure on your not-very-pliable bricks and mortar. Then, boom: spalling masonry.
But it's not always the freeze/thaw cycle. Sometimes spalling is the result of age, and long-term wear-and-tear from weather on your masonry surface. Spalling can also be the result of do-it-yourselfer errors, like putting latex paint on your chimney (which ends up trapping moisture inside your chimney and doing far, far more damage than good). Whatever the cause, it's a serious problem and an almost surefire contributor to chimney leaks (and the damage and potential mold that can come along with those leaks), so proper repairs need to be made as soon as possible.
What Can I Do About Spalling Masonry?
There's no two ways about it: Spalling masonry needs to be repaired properly by experienced, knowledgeable chimney technicians like the ones at Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair. We can assess the level of damage and recommend the right repairs — anything from rebuilding your chimney crown to restoring your chimney stack. And once those repairs are made, we can also recommend some ways to help you avoid similar problems in the future, like adding a specially formulated waterproofing sealant to your chimney to help your masonry repel moisture and protect it for years to come.
The best thing you can do, though, is to try and avoid spalling to begin with. And keeping up with your annual chimney inspections is a good start toward that goal. If Basic Chimney technicians are able to examine your system closely every year, we'll find small problems (and make the necessary repairs) before those problems become a big headache, like a spalling, crumbling chimney crown.
Do you have any questions or concerns about spalling or other kinds of masonry damage? We're always glad to help our valued clients. Just give Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair a call!
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Taking care of your chimney isn't easy. It requires a lot of time, materials, skill and constant attention. We need to constantly monitor and maintain our chimneys in order to ensure our home and our family's safety.
Every year, there are a number of homeowners from all over, emailing and calling our friendly team at Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair to inquire about each of their chimney concerns. From tips on prevention up to simple how-to's, we've made sure to respond to as many of your questions as we possibly can.
We are frequently asked about one concern – it's about chimney mold and its impact on our safety.
So, we've decided to come up with a compilation of a few important facts and helpful information that you might want to know regarding chimney molds.
Water is the Enemy
Aside from water being known to cause damage in your chimney's mortar and brick, and not to mention the risk it has on potentially damaging your chimney's structural integrity, water is our number one enemy because it is the key ingredient in mold proliferation.
Signs and Indications
What are the early signs to look out for that are indicative of mold growth? To be able to detect mold growth without actually going up your chimney to take a peak would require you to be very observant. First, you need to take note of the season and the weather. Since the potential for mold growth greatly increases with the presence of water, you need to be more alert whenever it's warm, rainy or humid. Second, you need to take note of the smell. If you notice a musky odor circulating, then that is definitely a tell-tale sign of mold growth.
Potential Risks
Every person has a different reaction to certain substances. The same is true with a person's reaction to molds. Here are a few of the common physical reactions attributed to mold growth:
Of course, these reactions vary depending on the severity of the mold growth and exposure and the person's physical state upon contact.
Preventive Measures
In order to prevent the possibility of mold growth, the best thing for you to do is to waterproof your chimneys. A waterproofing sealant can be applied on the walls of your chimney. Another preventive measure is to install a chimney cap. Chimney caps cover the opening so that little or no water at all can enter. Eliminating the possibility of water also eliminates the possibility of mild growth in your chimney.
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Your chimney is potentially one of the most taken-for-granted parts of your home. You know it's there but rarely pay it very much attention. It's one of those things that you expect to be there for you when you need it but may not give it much thought in the meantime. Not very many homeowners give much thought to keeping the chimney's exterior in tiptop shape; "it's all just cosmetic," we think. This thought process isn't one to be ashamed of, but it is one to be corrected.
Chimney materials – brick and mortar – are, by nature, porous. As such, they experience hastened deterioration as a result of prolonged exposure to and contact with water and the elements. The freezing and thawing process—during which time water that has penetrated the various chimney materials freezes and expands—quickly deteriorates the overall construction of your chimney.
One way to limit the impact the freezing and thawing cycle has on your chimney is to prevent as much water as possible from penetrating the materials as possible. Water in your chimney can also cause rust on steel and cast iron parts, ultimately weakening or destroying them over time. The exterior of your chimney is constantly getting battered from the weather. Harsh weather conditions can have a negative effect on your chimney.
By waterproofing your chimney, it will repel up to 99.9% of the water that would otherwise penetrate the brick and/or other materials. Waterproofing is a true preventative measure that can add years to your chimney's life. Because it's not a requirement, many homeowners de-prioritize it; this is a big mistake! There are many issues that can develop as a result of water being on and getting in to your chimney, and, as such, swift and immediate action should be taken to ensure that you're not faced with unnecessary and avoidable repairs bills.
Unless you simply want to get rid of your chimney sooner or later, there really is no excuse for not waterproofing it. This one simple thing can help ensure that both the water outside won't enter your house through the chimney and that you are able to enjoy your fireplace for many years to come. It's time to look at the condition your chimney's exterior is in, get it repaired if necessary, and have it coated with a waterproofing product. Contact the certified service professionals at Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair today for more information or to schedule an appointment!
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Preventing Chimney Fires
According to the NFPA, the second leading cause of house fires is heating equipment, and two out of three heating equipment fires result from heating appliances, which includes fireplaces, chimneys and wood stoves. Of the fires that start in the chimney or fireplace, most are a direct result of creosote deposits. Sadly, most are preventable with regular inspections and maintenance. Prevent your home from becoming part of these statistics by scheduling routine chimney inspections to catch dangerous creosote before it catches you.
Cleaning Your Chimney
Regular chimney cleanings will remove the inevitable buildup of creosote and soot. Unfortunately, there's no simple rule of thumb for when to do it. Don't rely on the standard advice of having it done once a year or at some other set time. Clean your chimney when it needs it—when the creosote is thick enough to warrant cleaning. You'll never be able to keep your chimney 100% creosote-free, but if left to sit, it will eventually harden into a stubborn glaze that's even virtually impossible to remove without the proper tools.
Monitoring Your Chimney
Obviously, if you notice smoke flooding into your house, soot covering your furniture, even dark smoke constantly flowing from your chimney, you should suspect creosote issues. Unfortunately, creosote may not make itself so readily known. Until you know how much creosote your burning habits creates, check your chimney regularly to monitor the accumulation so you can catch it before it gets out of hand.
Inspecting your chimney is critical to ensuring your house doesn't join the growing list of house fire statistics. The chimney is inspected from inside the fireplace and then again from the top of the chimney. The entire process takes less than an hour or two for even the most cautious and painstaking inspection. The best course of action is to hire a professional to inspect your chimney prior to the beginning of the heating season and clean or repair as necessary. The payoff for ensuring that your chimney is in prime working condition is priceless—peace of mind every time you build a fire.
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How often should my chimney be swept?
If you use your fireplace excessively, it may be beneficial for you to have two sweeps annually. You want to have one closer to burning season so that there is less time for anything to build up inside of the chimney, but you also want to make sure whatever is inside from the burning season is taken care of. You should make sure that whoever you hire for sweeping is Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) certified. Springtime is also a slower time for chimney sweeps so you should have no trouble getting an appointment.
What are some common chimney repairs?
Winter storms and weather can be detrimental to your chimney's overall structure. Early spring is the best time to do these repairs because it is starting to warm up outside, but the spring showers have not kicked into full gear. Flashing and rain caps are two common things that your technician will check when they examine your chimney.
Another repair that will need to be looked into is the how well the chimney is sealed. After many freezing and thawing of the unit, it will eventually begin to have small cracks for and the caulking may become loose. After the repairs are finished, you should look into having your chimney waterproofed. This is especially good for anyone who lives in a wet environment.
What do you do about the animals?
When left unattended your chimney can begin to house the wildlife. While this may seem cool to your kids, your home will thank you for getting someone to come remove whatever animals may be inside. To keep both you and the animal safe, this removal should only be done by a professional – we'd be happy to help. Animals of all sizes often use the home for nesting, but also for storage. This will not combine well when warm temperatures combine with the animal's nests.
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In high levels, carbon monoxide can become deadly within a matter of minutes, while low-level does can sicken people with flu-like symptoms. (Unlike the flu, carbon monoxide poisoning won't cause a fever or glandular swelling.) Carbon monoxide poisoning is even sometimes mistaken as seasonal depression. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, [link to ] over 200 Americans die each year and 10,000 injuries are diagnosed—all from carbon monoxide poisoning related to venting problems with their heating systems.
The best way to prevent chimney-related carbon monoxide poisoning is to have your chimney inspected and swept annually. This is a recommendation shared by the Chimney Safety Institute of America, as well as most all other national fire safety organizations. A professional chimney cleaning can have many other benefits as well, including providing you with a safer, more efficient heating appliance that's less likely to smoke in your home and create unpleasant odors. Beyond prevention, installing a carbon monoxide detector inside your home will be able to alert you to the presence of the deadly gas inside your home. Those of us at Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair are happy to inspect and clean your chimney so you can rest easy knowing you and your family are safe.
Only a professional will be able to truly determine—via an inspection and/or cleaning —whether or not your chimney is allowing CO to vent into your home. Although many causes of chimney-related carbon monoxide poisoning are tucked away from view, there are sometimes visible signs that something may be amiss with your chimney, including:
If you've noticed any of these issues with your heating appliance, call us right away to schedule an inspection.
The trickiest part about this sometimes-deadly gas is that it can be very hard to detect, as it is odorless, colorless, and tasteless. This is why the call it "the silent killer." Unfortunately, when our bodies are given the choice between carbon monoxide and oxygen, our blood protein hemoglobin will choose carbon monoxide over oxygen, replacing oxygen in our blood stream with carbon monoxide. Too much carbon monoxide in the blood will kill us.
Below are some of the physical symptoms that accompany low-level carbon monoxide poisoning. These are especially important to pay attention to during the colder months when you're using your heating appliance:
It is important to note that CO poisoning symptoms manifest differently for each person.
Did you know that your clothes dryer can also cause carbon monoxide to leak into the home? The best way to prevent this problem is to have your dryer vent professionally inspected and cleaned. This is a service we at Basic Chimney Sweep & Repair are happy to provide to our customers. A dryer vent cleaning will also help your clothes to dry quicker, which will cost you less energy dollars and may even prevent a dryer fire, as lint tends to get clogged in dryer ducts, especially when your dryer is located in the center of your home and the duct has to travel a long distance to vent outdoors.
Contact us today to schedule an inspection of your chimney and/or your dryer duct. Keep your family safe and put your mind at ease, all while helping your appliances run more efficiently.
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If you've ever wondered how the combustion process works inside your fireplace or flue, you're not alone — we give a fireplace and chimney combustion rundown to a lot of clients, because it helps to have a sense of how things work when you're trying to make informed decisions about the care of your chimney system.
Here are some of the basics:
Combustion, at its most basic, is burning — or, if we're talking the dictionary definition, a speedy chemical process that results in heat and light. When we're focused on your chimney system, by referencing combustion, we're talking about the process of burning fuel inside your firebox — be it wood, wood pellets or gas. You start your fire or hit your gas ignition switch, the fuel burns, heat and light result, and you get what you're looking for out of your fireplace or stove.
Heat and light aren't all that follows, though, and as chimney technicians, our job has a lot to do with keeping up with the other stuff — namely, byproducts and draft.
Draft is the force that pulls heat and byproducts up your flue, and out of your home, so proper draft is key to your chimney's function. It occurs in your flue because of a principle we all know well: hotter air rises, and cooler air sinks. Air always moves from an area with higher pressure to lower pressure, and aressure difference occurs while combustion is happening in your fireplace or stove — hot air rising in your flue creates a lower-pressure area below, and that pulls in cooler air near your firebox opening, and draft moves along as it should.
Issues with smoke, stains, odors and improper burning in your combustion appliance often have something to do with impeded draft. The specific culprits behind that impeded draft, though, can vary.
It could be something simple, like a failure to open your chimney damper all the way, or a lack of sufficient combustion air (that lower-temperature air getting pulled into your firebox). The latter happens a lot in homes with well-sealed energy-efficient windows and doors, and if cracking a window when you have a fire clears up the issue, you've found your culprit.
Draft problems could also be due to a size issue. A chimney that isn't the correct height won't achieve the right level of draft, and a flue that's too big or too small in diameter will lead to draft issues, greater byproduct production and less efficient burning, among other issues,
Often enough, Basic Chimney techs find that draft issues are the result of flue liner damage. If your flue liner is cracked, or spotted with voids or gaps, it limits the force of your draft. Think of it kind of like a straw: Apply some force to an intact straw, and your drink comes right up; try with a straw that has a hole in it, and you'll struggle and struggle with little success. That's why it's key to have your chimney inspected annually, and to have flue liner damage taken care of as soon as possible.
If you have any questions about combustion or draft in your chimney, Basic Chimney Sweeps is always here to help – just give us a call!
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Tom Cruise kayaks in Boston
Tom Cruise visited the Charles River Canoe and Kayak's new outpost near Kendall Square on Monday, and took a spin on the river, according to Marisa Leone, desk and dockhand with the company.
The Kendall location actually wasn't officially open but they opened for Cruise and gave him a private lesson. Afterwards he helped put the boats away.
Cruise and Cameron Diaz have been all over Massachusetts making a big-budget movie that's tentatively titled "Wichita." They're scheduled to film scenes on Windsor Street in Somerville on Monday.
A poster on boston.com/somerville also spotted Cruise on the river, as she says in this comment:
"Tom Cruise said Hello to me on the Charles River yesterday!!!!!! I was in my own world enjoying the beautiful weather when I saw a handsome guy in sunglasses, a t-shirt, and headset in a single-person kayak about 15 feet away who looked just like TOM CRUISE. I was so shocked I just stared at him with my mouth hanging open. He laughed and said, "Hello" and I said, "Hello." and he continued paddling. He talked with 3 guys in kayaks who seemed to know him and were giving him directions to one of the bridges. I said, "WAS THAT TOM CRUISE????" and they just smiled. One of the guys said, "Oh he gets that all the time..." But when I went back to the boathouse I found out he's in Boston filming a new movie ..."
Tom Cruise is a cutie; I wish I were there. Looking at Tom's blog www.tomcruise.com/blog seeing if there are any photos.
Not sure if he has all his marbles, but I still think Tom Cruise is a good actor, and yes, still think he's a hottie!
OOOOOO Gosh i'm gushing ............. I can't wait till Martha Stewart ski's in Swamscott
tom cruise and cameron diaz are coming to bridgewater to film a major plane crash scene... I got a spot as an extra as first responder
Scientology ROCKS !!!
Tom Cruise is a scary character; Anyone who says they belive that Psychiatry is a shame and hurts people should have their head examined...
Wow surprised this isn't bigger news, I know if I saw an alien kayaking around the Charles river I am sure I would expect that, especially a short, goofy looking alien.
I absolutely had nothing to do so read this article ..... I am glad I did because the comment #3 by Mr Wonderfull made me laugh. How about Martha say something on her show about her skiing later :-)
If this film is titled Wichita why don't they film this in Kansas that way the city can have one less crazed person roaming about.
Tom Cruise is a real American hero - He would definately find those lost Emails at city hall.
Either him or Chuck Norris should run for Senator!!!
Anyone who lets their wife give birth in 2007 without medication needs their head examined!
tom is great! Just enjoy it and go on.Thumper says "If you can't say something nice don't say any thing at alll
they should call the movie "true dreams of wichita" and use the Soul Coughing song as the theme song.
It's amazing that people like Joseph Gardner, Njbshu and others never learned that if they don't have anything nice to say to not say it. It's actually a nice article and you have to make it sound bad...
I met Tom Cruise on the movie set of Minority Report in 2001. He was so handsome,and very plesant to everyone. I told him at the end of filming, I will never forget the experience of watching him act in person. He is my all time favorite actor. Katie Holmes is so lucky her dreams came true. I hope to get to see him again sometime in the future.
Hi it figures, i used to own a house not far from we they are filming. I now
live in a town next to there. He is my all time favorite actor. I just wish
that i could meet him or even better be an extra. I can act win needed.
I will try to go see the filming on somerville on Monday. If I can't see him oh
well. But I am sure gonna try.
Trish Gillis a big fan