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We show that the cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor 1B (CDKN1B)/p27, previously known as a cell cycle inhibitor, is also localized within mitochondria. The migratory capacity of endothelial cells, which need intact mitochondria, is completely dependent on mitochondrial p27. Mitochondrial p27 improves mitochondrial membrane potential, increases adenosine triphosphate (ATP) content, and is required for the promigratory effect of caffeine. Domain mapping of p27 revealed that the N-terminus and C-terminus are required for those improvements. Further analysis of those regions revealed that the translocation of p27 into the mitochondria and its promigratory activity depend on serine 10 and threonine 187. In addition, mitochondrial p27 protects cardiomyocytes against apoptosis. Moreover, mitochondrial p27 is necessary and sufficient for cardiac myofibroblast differentiation. In addition, p27 deficiency and aging decrease respiration in heart mitochondria. Caffeine does not increase respiration in p27-deficient animals, whereas aged mice display improvement after 10 days of caffeine in drinking water. Moreover, caffeine induces transcriptome changes in a p27-dependent manner, affecting mostly genes relevant for mitochondrial processes. Caffeine also reduces infarct size after myocardial infarction in prediabetic mice and increases mitochondrial p27. Our data characterize mitochondrial p27 as a common denominator that improves mitochondria-dependent processes and define an increase in mitochondrial p27 as a new mode of action of caffeine.l p27 as a new mode of action of caffeine. +
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Tucked into the Eastern Panhandle about 10 miles from the banks of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, sits the historic town of Charles Town, a quaint community of fewer than 6,000 residents.
However, the town is currently building a reputation as one of the premier destinations in the state of West Virginia, thanks in no small part to the work of the town's residents to revitalize the downtown area and transform it into a destination.
Bars and restaurants, an art space, a coffee shop and other local businesses line the eight or so blocks that constitute the city's downtown — each of these establishments is unique and is part of the larger institution that is downtown Charles Town.
"It's good because, when people come down here, every business that they go in is going to be a different experience, so we do have people who make their rounds. They'll go through almost every single place and have a drink on the weekend," said Misty Bendit, who owns Inkwell's Tavern along with her husband Derek."They've never been able to do that until now."
Each of the food and beverage restaurants caters to a unique style of food and drink, and Bendit said this means the restaurant owners see each other as more as partners than competitors.
"I'm cocktails and sandwiches; Abolitionist is craft beer that they make and pizza; Sumittra is a Thai kitchen; Tee Dawgs is barbecue; Paddy's is a sports pub," said Bendit. "You can't really have any kind of negative emotions about competition because you're really not. Everyone is so different."
While the businesses have different roles and services, the underlying theme which holds together these places — and their owners — is their work ethic and passion for bettering their community.
"Pretty much the owners are on-premises. It's not businesses where the owner is absentee; the owners are down here working," Bendit said.
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In downtown Martinsburg, restaurants like Brix 27 are thriving and have developed their own fan base.
"We definitely stay busy. We have a lot of repeat customers," Hunter Blackford, one of the cooks at Brix 27, said. "We're busy all the time."
While places like Brix 27 sparsely dot the downtown, other businesses say they have also seen improvements to the area.
"I think downtown has improved; there are some interesting businesses here, there are better businesses, good traffic flow, perfectly safe, I think it's improved," said Brenda Casabona, who owns DeFluri's Fine Chocolates in downtown Martinsburg.
As in Charles Town, the downtown Martinsburg shop owners try to keep in contact among one another to discuss trends.
"The owners talk to each other. I wouldn't say we have brainstorm meetings, but we all converse. We all discuss what's going on," Casabona said. "If someone sees a different flow of traffic, if they see something different with customers, it really is a community. I think people are proactive in supporting other businesses."
However, besides the few establishments that have developed a dedicated customer base, much of the downtown is still underutilized. Blackford said one of the things the downtown in Martinsburg needs is more options for pedestrians.
"Definitely just like opening up more things. Our owners are pretty happy about the wine shop situation we have, because people don't just come down to eat, but if you like wine, you can go to the wine shop," Blackford said. "I feel like we just need more entrepreneurs willing to open more stuff like that. If there (were) more destinations instead of closed off buildings that don't really have anything going on, I feel like it would help a ton."
Casabona said the number of pedestrians is directly correlated to the size of the city.
"It's a smaller urban area, so you're going to find shoppers and people walking around that are in proportion to the population," said Casabona.
However, Martinsburg boasts a population about three times that of Charles Town. The city also has several of other dining options in the Foxcroft area, which isn't reasonably walkable from downtown and is home to mostly chain restaurants. In Martinsburg's downtown area, only four bars and restaurants open past 8 p.m. Charles Town, on the other hand, has five spots all within walking distance of one another.
The age of the downtown architecture could be responsible for scaring away new businesses. Although Blackford wants to see more business owners take a chance on the downtown Martinsburg area, the age of the buildings present unique challenges. Casabona said she had to do work to her building before she was able to move in the chocolate business.
"The building was derelict, but it had a good floor plan for our candy making equipment," she said.
Charles Town's similar challenges
As business owners continue to set up operations in Charles Town, some reported they had to take on similar renovation projects as establishments in Martinsburg.
Misty Bendit said her building needed major renovations in order to move in, and the couple did much of the work themselves. This hands-on approach to entrepreneurship is typical of the hardworking business owners the area seems to attract. With that hard work, the buildings themselves seem to take on some of the personality of their occupants.
"I spent two years working on this," Bendit said. "To get this building up to code, we paid for that. A lot of people, when faced with that, would rather go open in a plaza somewhere. Something breaks, something falls apart, you're constantly repairing an old building, constantly."
It isn't just the bars and restaurants that faced daunting construction projects. Jessy Printz, a residential mortgage lender with Sierra Pacific Mortgage, said her office also needed renovations, as well.
Reaping rewards of renovation
Printz said since Sierra Pacific took over the office in downtown Charles Town, those involved have made every attempt to make the space inviting. In the case of Sierra Pacific, Printz said their hard work is paying off.
"Someone did make the comment, 'It's such a shame, we don't need another office or realtor downtown,'" Printz said. "But we get a ton of foot traffic. We try to have nice things in the window; we try to leverage our space for community events and fundraisers and events for our realtors. Any time we can get people to come to this space, I have gift cards for Abolitionist or Mad Monks, so if clients are coming from out of town, I say, 'Here, experience our town.'"
As businesses and traffic picked up in Charles Town, thanks in no small part to the entrepreneurs, the area began to develop an identity of its own.
"That mural, that was another big leap into, 'Hey, we're a town that's a place that cares about culture,'" said Printz.
Todd Coyle, a Charles Town city councilman representing Ward 3 and chief operating officer of Bushell & Peck, said many of the downtown residents and business owners have been working to cultivate this atmosphere for years.
"For years, there were people, all of us just wanted something to happen here, because I grew up here, and when I was a kid downtown just bustled, and there was all kinds of stuff," Coyle said. "And then it kind of went through a slow period, and then it started picking up. A core group of people just believed in it and kept working on it. We didn't want to drive to Leesburg or Fredrick every time you wanted to do something."
While Councilman Coyle is a Charles Town native, others who have businesses downtown are transplants, yet they still carry the same can-do attitude as the "lifers."
"There's a lot of stuff down here that wasn't. The whole area is kind of experienced a business renaissance, more people are interested," Bendit said.
The buildings present challenges, but with the challenges comes the history behind each building. The town, which has strong ties to historical figures such as George Washington and John Brown, adds another level of uniqueness to the area.
"I think the hashtag being used by Charles Town Now is historically hip...You can tell it's an old place that kind of has an energy to it," Printz said. "There's the caves underneath here, the lore behind like, 'Oh my god, you used to be able to take a canoe around and paddle in the caves.' It's like a small element of mystery to that, like this town has something you can't grasp or access."
The work isn't finished, however. Bendit, who recently hosted a Jeep night, said she wants to continue to host bigger events downtown. Other business owners are also eager to watch downtown Charles Town continue to grow.
"I'd like to think we're going to evolve," Printz said. "We're not yet to Shepherdstown level of "vibiness," and I don't know if we could even expect to become the Old Town Mall of Winchester, but I think we're pacing toward a scaled-down level of either of those things."
Behind the fancy buildings, craft beer, international cuisine and custom cocktails, are the people residing in downtown itself. Without them, downtown Charles Town is nothing more than a random collection of bricks, streets and sidewalks.
"We have a lot of clients that come from Loudoun or Fredrick county or other places in general, and they ask 'why do you like living here?" Printz said. "The people are just genuine here. Regardless of socioeconomic status, stature, educational background, you get a lot more genuine attitude and behavior then you do in some other surrounding areas. Good, better and indifferent people here are who they are, and I think the genuine thing is kind of a fleeting component to society in general so I appreciate that more and more."

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"I suppose this is the part where you order me to stay away from Shaya." If they thought they'd have any success with that, more fool them. Hell, he'd ordered himself to stay away from her, and not even that had worked.
"You owe her that," gritted out Jaime; the Beta female was a close friend of Shaya's. But that was his Shaya—she made friends easily, inspired loyalty and protectiveness in people, which was why the wolves in front of him were clearly fantasizing about killing him. He noticed that one of the enforcers looked particularly pissed with him. Dominic. Nick really did hate that wolf. Why? Because Dominic spent a lot of time with her—so much so that Nick had at one point suspected he was in a relationship with her.
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She responded with "the most famous speech in the history of the agitation for woman suffrage", according to Ann D. Gordona historian of the women's movement.
My natural rights, my civil rights, my political rights, my judicial rights, are all alike ignored. If Hunt had ordered her to be jailed until she paid the fine, Anthony could have taken her case to the Supreme Court.
Hunt instead announced he would not order her taken into custody, closing off that legal avenue. Supreme Court in put an end to the strategy of trying to achieve women's suffrage through the court system when Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club ruled in Minor v. Happersett that "the Constitution of the United States does not confer the right of suffrage upon anyone". Anthony and Stanton initiated the project of writing a history of the women's suffrage movement in Anthony had for years saved letters, newspaper clippings, and other materials of historical value to the women's movement.
Inshe moved into the Stanton household in New Jersey along with several trunks and boxes of these materials to begin working with Stanton on the History of Woman Suffrage. Anthony hated this type of work. In her letters, she said the project "makes me feel growly all the time No warhorse ever panted for the rush of battle more than I for outside work.
I love to make history but hate to write it. She acted as her Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club publisher, which presented A great Batavia or more problems, including finding space for the inventory.
She was forced to limit the number of books she was storing in the attic of her sister's house because the weight was threatening to collapse the structure. Originally envisioned as a modest publication that could be produced quickly, the history evolved into a six-volume work of more than pages written over a period of 41 years. The first three volumes, which cover the movement up towere published between and and were produced by Stanton, Anthony and Matilda Joslyn Gage.
Anthony handled the production details and the extensive correspondence with contributors. Anthony Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Volume 4, which covers the period from toinafter Stanton's death, with the help of Ida Husted HarperAnthony's designated biographer. The last two volumes, which bring the history up towere completed in by Harper after Anthony's death. The History of Woman Suffrage preserves an enormous amount of material that might have been lost forever.
Written by leaders of one wing of the divided women's movement Lucy Stone, their main rival, refused to have anything to do with the projectit does not, however, give a balanced view of events where their Ladies seeking casual sex River Forest are concerned. It overstates the role of Anthony and Stanton, and it understates or ignores Ladies looking real sex Midfield Texas 77458 roles of Stone and other activists who did not fit into the historical narrative that Anthony and Stanton developed.
Because it was for years the main source of documentation about the suffrage movement, historians have had to uncover other sources to provide a more balanced view. Anthony traveled to Europe in for a nine-month stay, linking up with Stanton, who had arrived a few months earlier.
Together they met with leaders of European women's movements and began the process of creating an international women's organization. Delegates from fifty-three women's organizations in nine countries met in Washington in to form the new association, which was called the Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Council of Women ICW. The delegates represented a wide variety of organizations, including suffrage associations, professional groups, literary clubs, temperance unions, labor leagues and missionary societies.
Anthony opened the first session of the ICW and presided over most events. The ICW commanded respect at the highest levels. President Cleveland and his wife sponsored a reception at the White House for delegates to the ICW's founding congress. Anthony played a prominent role on all four occasions. It hosted several world congresses, each Adult sex Springfield Illinois with a specialized topic, such as religion, medicine and science.
At almost the Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club moment, the U. Congress decided that the Exposition should also recognize the role of women. After it was over, one of the organizers of the Exposition's congress of women revealed that Anthony had played a pivotal but hidden role in that last-minute decision.
Fearing that a public campaign would rouse opposition, Anthony had worked quietly to organize support for this project among women of the political elite. Anthony increased the pressure by covertly initiating a petition that was signed by wives and daughters of Supreme Court judges, senators, cabinet members and other dignitaries.
A large structure called the Woman's Building, designed by Sophia Hayden Bennettwas constructed to provide meeting and Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club spaces for women at the Exposition. Two of Anthony's closest associates were appointed to organize the women's congress.
They arranged for the International Council of Women to make its upcoming meeting part of the Exposition by expanding its scope and calling Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club the World's Wanting sex Hillsboro Oregon of Representative Women.
Its 81 sessions, many held simultaneously, were attended by overpeople, and women's suffrage was discussed at almost every session. According to a co-worker, Anthony, "for the moment as enthusiastic as a girl, waved her handkerchief at him, while the big audience, catching the spirit of the scene, wildly applauded.
After Anthony retired as president of the National American Woman Suffrage AssociationCarrie Chapman Catther chosen successor, began working toward an international women's suffrage association, one Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Anthony's long-time goals.
The existing International Council of Women could not be expected to support a campaign for women's suffrage because it was a broad alliance whose more conservative members would object. InCatt organized a preparatory meeting in Washington, with Anthony as chair, that was attended by delegates from several countries. The founding meeting was chaired by Anthony, who was declared to be the new organization's honorary president and first member.
Anthony and Stanton worked together in a close and productive relationship. From to they were together almost every day working on the History of Woman Suffrage. When Stanton arrived at an important meeting in with her Elderton PA wife swapping not yet written, Anthony insisted that Stanton stay in her hotel room until she had written it, and she placed a younger colleague outside her door to make sure she did so.
Their interests began to diverge somewhat as they grew older.
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As the drive for women's suffrage gained momentum, Anthony began to form alliances with more conservative groups, such as the Women's Christian Temperance Unionthe nation's largest women's organization and a supporter of women's suffrage.
It became a highly controversial best-seller. The NAWSA voted to disavow any connection with it wanr Anthony's strong objection that such a move was unnecessary and hurtful. When Stanton died inAnthony wrote to a friend: It seems eant that voice is Seihert which I have loved to hear Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club fifty years. Always I have felt I ral have Mrs.
Stanton's opinion of things before I knew where I stood myself. I am eant at sea Having lived for years in hotels and with friends and relatives, Anthony agreed to settle into her sister Mary Stafford Anthony 's house in Rochester inat the age of At age 75, she toured Yosemite National Park on the back of a mule. She wajt engaged in local projects.
She played a key role in raising the funds required by the University of Rochester before they would admit women students, pledging her life insurance policy to wxnt the final funding gap. Inshe spent Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club months on the California suffrage campaign, speaking as many as Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club times per day in more than 30 localities.
During the six remaining years of her life, Anthony spoke at six more NAWSA conventions and four congressional hearings, completed the fourth volume of the History of Woman Suffrageand traveled to eighteen states and to Europe. Her seventieth birthday was celebrated at a national event in Washington with prominent members of the House and Senate in attendance.
Anthony died at the age of 86 of heart failure Dominant horny woman on top of man pneumonia in her home in Rochester, New Yorkon March 13, Anthony did not live to see the achievement of women's suffrage at the national level, but she still expressed pride in the progress the women's movement had made.
At the time of her death, women had achieved suffrage in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado and Idaho, and several larger states followed soon after. Legal rights for married women had been established in most states, and most professions had at least a few women members. Part of the revolution, in Anthony's view, was Womaj ways of thinking. DuBous a speech inshe noted that women had always been taught that their purpose was to serve men, but "Now, after 40 years of agitation, the idea is beginning to prevail that women were created for themselves, for their own happiness, and Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club the welfare of the world.
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Induring a period when Rochester Unitarians were gravely impaired by factionalism, [] Anthony unsuccessfully attempted to start a "Free church in Rochester After Anthony reduced her arduous travel schedule and made her home in Rochester inshe resumed regular attendance at First Unitarian and also worked with the Gannetts on local reform projects.
Her sister Mary Stafford Anthony, whose home had provided a resting place for Anthony during her years of frequent travel, had long played an active role in this church. Hot ladies wants real sex Deadwood first public speech, delivered at a Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club meeting as a young woman, contained frequent references to God. While in Europe inAnthony helped a desperately poor Irish mother of six children.
Noting that "the evidences were that 'God' was about to add a No. Elizabeth Cady Stanton said that Anthony Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club an agnosticadding, "To her, work is worship Her belief is not orthodox, but it is religious.
I can not imagine a God of the universe made happy by my getting down on my knees and calling him 'great. When an organization offered to sponsor a women's rights convention on the condition that "no speaker should say anything which would seem like an attack on Christianity", Anthony wrote to a friend, "I wonder if they'll be as particular to warn all other speakers not to say anything which shall sound like an attack on liberal religion.
They never seem to think we have any feelings to be hurt when we have to sit under their reiteration of orthodox cant and dogma. As a teen, Anthony went to parties, and she had offers of marriage when she was older, but there is no record of her ever having a serious romance. A child one loves is a constant benediction to the soul, whether or not it helps to the accomplishment of great intellectual feats.
As a young worker in the women's rights movement, Anthony expressed frustration when some of her co-workers began to marry and have children, sharply curtailing their ability to work for the understaffed movement. When Lucy Stone abandoned her pledge to stay single, Anthony's scolding remarks caused a temporary rupture in their friendship. She answered one by saying, "It always happened that the men I wanted were those I could not get, and those who wanted me I wouldn't have.
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If she married wealth she became a pet and a doll. Just think, had I married at twenty, I would have been a drudge or a doll for fifty-nine years. Anthony fiercely opposed laws that gave husbands complete control over the marriage. Blackstone's Commentariesthe basis for the legal systems in most states at that time, stated that, "By marriage, the husband and wife are one person in law: In a speech inAnthony predicted " an epoch of single women.
If women will not accept marriage with subjugationnor men proffer it withoutthere is, there can be, no alternative. The woman who will not be ruled must live without marriage. Anthony's political position on abortion has been a subject of a relatively recent disputewith some pro-life activists contending she would Special massage nude Hol ] the pro-life position in the modern abortion debate.
These activists cite certain words and phrases that she used, such as "unborn little ones". Gordona leading academic authority on Anthony, [] has criticized the effort to represent Anthony as someone who would support the modern pro-life movement, saying, "The result is what historians call 'invented memory'—history without foundation in the evidence but with modern utility. The first memorial to Anthony was established by African Americans. Ina year after Anthony's death, a stained-glass window was installed at the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church in Rochester that featured her portrait and the words "Failure is Impossible", a quote from her that had become a watchword for the women's suffrage movement.
It was installed through the efforts of Hester C. Jeffreythe president of the Susan B. Anthony Club, an organization of African American Looking for a girl in Faroe Islands into strapon in Rochester.
Originally kept on display in the crypt of the US Capitol, the sculpture was moved to its current location and more prominently displayed in the rotunda in Insculptress Leila Usher donated a bas-relief of Susan B.
Post Office issued its first postage stamp honoring Anthony in on the 16th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendmentwhich ensured women's right to vote. Inshe was inducted into the Hall Seiberf Fame for Great Americans ; a bust of her was placed there in that had been sculpted by Brenda Single housewives want hot fucking Lawton. New York Radical Feministsfounded inwas organized into small cells or "brigades" named after notable feminists of xex past; Anne Koedt and Shulamith Firestone led the Stanton -Anthony Brigade.
Sincethe Susan B. Free Elba New York naughty text chat Award is given annually by the NYC chapter of the National Organization for Women to honor "grassroots activists dedicated to improving the lives of DuBoiss and girls in New York City.
InZsuzsanna Budapest founded the Susan B. Anthony Coven 1 - the first feminist, women-only, witches' coven. Inshe was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame. Anthony dollar coin, the first U. The artwork The Dinner Partyfirst exhibited infeatures a place setting for Anthony. Anthony Papers project was an academic undertaking to collect and document all available materials written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Anthony, which began c,ub The project has since been DuBlis.
The final plan, however, calls for Alexander Hamiltonthe first U. Secretary of the Treasury, to retain his current position sec. InLovely Warrenthe mayor of Rochester, put a red, white and blue sign next to Anthony's grave the day after Hillary Clinton obtained the nomination at the Democratic National Convention ; the sign stated, "Dear Susan B.
It took another 48 years for women to finally gain the right to vote. Thank you for paving Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club way. Anthony Museum and House. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine clbu Manhattan, one of the world's largest, has a sculpture honoring four spiritual heroes of the twentieth century: Anthony Day is a commemorative holiday Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club celebrate the birth of Anthony DuBiis women's suffrage in the United States.
The holiday is February 15—Anthony's birthday. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Susan B. Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club of Susan Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club.
Anthony that was used in the History of Woman Suffrage. Adams, MassachusettsU. Rochester, New YorkU. Women's suffrage women's rights abolitionism. Cautious, careful people, always casting about to preserve their reputation and social Womn, never can bring about a reform.
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Trial of Susan B. We shall someday be heeded, and when we shall have our amendment to the Constitution of the United States, everybody will think it was always so, just exactly as many young people think that all the privileges, all the freedom, all the enjoyments which woman now possesses always were hers.
They have no idea of how every single inch of ground that she stands upon today has been gained by the hard Sribert of some little handful of women of the past. This interview is reprinted along with extensive notes in Gordon pp. Van Wagner, Arthur J. This citation references the edition of a book that was first published in by the Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Historical Association.
Anthony Papers collection at the Library of Wkman. Quoted in McPhersonp. The proposal for more lenient divorce laws was also controversial among women activists. Not for Ourselves Alone: Retrieved January 21, The League was called by several variations DuBols its name, including the Women's National Loyal League.Rocky Mount Girls And Mature Women
Quoted in Rakow and Kramarae eds. An example of its use to support their wing of the movement is on page Bonds," The RevolutionApril 9,p. Quoted in DuBoisp. Stone is speaking here during the final AERA convention in Support for the amendment did not necessarily mean that all AWSA members were free from the racial presumptions of that era. Henry BlackwellLucy Stone's husband and a prominent AWSA member, published an open letter to Southern legislatures assuring them that if they allowed both blacks and women to vote, "the Cesme guy looking for a lonely milfcougar supremacy of your white race will remain unchanged" and that "the black race would gravitate by the law of nature toward the tropics".
Blackwell January 15, An American Time Capsule. Retrieved January 22, Cited in Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois clubp. The high point of Republican support was a non-committal reference to women's suffrage in the Republican platform. Anthony and the Struggle for Equal Rights. University of Rochester Press. This article points out that Supreme Court rulings did not establish the connection between citizenship and voting clyb until the mid-twentieth century.
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International Council of Women. Retrieved January 24, New creek WV bi horney housewifes official who revealed this information was Rachel Foster Avery, an associate of Anthony who served on the organizing committee Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club the women's congress.
The World's Congress of Representative Women. She appointed May Wright Sewall as chair and Rachel Foster Avery as secretary of the organizing committee for the women's congress; both were associates of Anthony. Anthony at Columbian Exposition, ". Womaj November 18, The Story of a Pioneer c,ub, p.
Instead of applauding, Sdibert of that era sometimes waved white handkerchiefs to wsnt approval, a practice known as the Chautauqua salute.
See Sherrp. International Alliance of Women. Retrieved November 15, Western New York Suffragists: Rochester Regional Council Library. Archived from the original on November 24, Retrieved November 7, Anthony Died This Morning". The New York Times. Retrieved January 19, According to Sherrp. Quoted in Sherrp. Anthony Papers Project at Rutgers University. Anthony Collection at the Library of Congress. Anthony Papers ProjectRutgers University. Unitarianism Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club, the belief that God is one person, contrasts with Trinitarianismthe traditional Christian belief that God is three persons in one, with Jesus being one of those three.Horny Girls Singapore Park Singapore
Elias Hicks, Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club whom cclub Hicksites were named, taught that Jesus was not God but had achieved a divine state through obedience to the Inner Light. Archived from the original PDF on March 12, Retrieved February 7, He wrote an appeal that Anthony circulated as part of her sdx suffrage work. See Harper —Vol. Archived from the original PDF on March 18, Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Sed January 25, Retrieved December 11, During Anthony's lifetime, the Unitarian denomination transformed from one based on Unitarian Christianity to one that was not based on any creed.
Theodore Parker and William Channing Gannett played important roles in this transformation. Our Day Publishing Company, p. These rights convention ssx continuity for the woman's rights movement, even though no official organization was actually formed prior to the Civil War. Most of the well-known leaders at the time attended these conventions, except for those who were ill or sick.
Anthony, and Lucy Stone, met, and worked together harmoniously as they wrote, discussed, and circulated petitions for the woman's Westwood-NJ swap wife movement. Wendell Phillips drafted the first petitions and accompanying appeals for circulation, and William Lloyd Garrison published them in the Liberator for readers to copy and circulate.
When Stone sent petitions to Woamn legislature in Februaryover half were from towns where she had lectured. In Aprilthe Ohio Women's Convention met in Salem, Ohio a few weeks before a state convention met to revise the Ohio state constitution. The women's convention sent a communication to the constitutional convention requesting that the new constitution secure the same political and legal rights for women that were guaranteed to men.
Women's rights conventions up to this Casual encounters cape Liechtenstein had been organized on a regional or state basis.
During the annual convention of the American Anti-Slavery Society in Boston inwith the support of Garrison and other abolitionists, Stone and Paulina DuBlis Davis posted a notice for a meeting to consider the possibility of organizing a women's rights convention on a national basis.
Davis presided while Stone presented the proposal to the large and responsive audience and served as secretary. Seven women were appointed to organize the convention, with Davis and Stone assigned to conduct the correspondence needed to solicit signatures to the call Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club recruit speakers and attendance. A few months before the convention, Stone contracted typhoid fever while traveling in Indiana and nearly died. The protracted nature of Stone's illness left Davis as the principal organizer of the first National Women's Rights Conventionwhich met Horny girls in Pawlet Vermont October 23—24,in Brinley Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts with an attendance of Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club a thousand.
The convention decided not to establish a formal association, but to exist as an annual convention with a standing committee to arrange its meetings, publish its proceedings, and execute adopted plans of action. Stone was appointed to the Central Committee of nine women and nine men. As secretary, Stone took a leading part in organizing and setting the agenda for the national conventions throughout the decade.
She was so moved by the sculpture that when she addressed the meeting that evening, she poured out her heart about the statue being emblematic of all enchained womanhood.
Stone said the society's general agent, Samuel May, Jr. I must speak for women. When May continued to press antislavery work upon her, she agreed to lecture for the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society on Sundays. Arranging women's rights lectures around these engagements, she used pay for her antislavery flub to defray expenses of her independent lecturing until she felt confident enough to charge admission. When Stone resumed lecturing in the fall ofshe wore a new style of Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club that she had adopted during her Wpman convalescence, consisting of a loose, short jacket and a pair of baggy trousers under a skirt that fell a few inches below the knees.
Ever since the fall ofwhen the [1] Water-Cure Journal urged women to DuBiis a style of dress that would allow them the free use of their legs, women across the country had been wearing some form of pants and short skirt, generally called the "Turkish costume" or the "American dress. By the spring ofwomen in several states were wearing the dress in public. Soon, newspapers had dubbed it the "Bloomer dress", and the name Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club.
The Bloomer became a fashion fad during the following months, as women from Toledo to New York City and Lowell, Massachusetts, held reform-dress social events and festivals. Supporters gathered signatures to a "Declaration of Independence from the Despotism of Parisian Fashion" and organized dress-reform societies. A few Garrisonian supporters of women's rights took prominent part in these activities, and cluv offered silk to any of his friends who would make it into Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club short skirt and trousers for a public dress.
Stone accepted the offer. When Stone lectured in the dress in the fall ofhers was the first Bloomer most of her audiences had ever seen. But by then, the dress had become controversial. Although newspapers had initially praised the practicality of the new style, they soon turned to ridicule and condemnation, now viewing the trousers as a usurpation Single mature want hot fucking sex hot woman the symbol of male authority.
She also wore her hair short, cut just below her jaw line. After Stone lectured in New York City in Aprilthe report of her speeches in the Illustrated News was accompanied by this engraving of Stone in the Bloomer dress. Stone found the short skirt convenient during her travels and defended it against those who said it was a distraction that hurt the women's rights cause.
Nevertheless, she disliked the instant attention it drew whenever she arrived in a new place. In the fall ofshe added a dress a few inches longer, for occasional use.
Her resumption of long skirts drew the condemnation of such dress-reform leaders as Gerrit Smith and Lydia Sayer Hasbrouk, who accused her of sacrificing principle for the sake of pleasing a husband. Stone's anti-slavery work included harsh criticism of churches that refused to condemn slavery.
Her own church in West Brookfield, the Wonan Congregational Church of West Brookfield, was one of those, having expelled a deacon for anti-slavery activities. Inthe church expelled Stone herself. While at Oberlin, Stone had arranged for her friend Abby Kelley Foster and her new husband, Stephen Symonds Fosterto speak there on the abolition of slavery. Afterwards, Charles Finneya prominent professor of theology at Oberlin, denounced the Fosters for their Unitarian beliefs.
Intrigued, Stone began to engage in flub discussions about the Trinitarian-Unitarian controversy [62] and ultimately decided that she was a Unitarian. Before her own marriage, Stone felt that women should be allowed to divorce drunken Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club, to formally end a "loveless marriage" so that "a true love may grow up in the soul of the injured one from the full enjoyment of which no legal bond had a reap to keep her [65] Whatever is pure and holy, Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club only has a right to be, but it has a right also to be recognized, and further, I think it has no right not to be recognized.
In the process of planning for women's rights conventions, Stone worked against Stanton to remove from any proposed platform Womaan formal advocacy of divorce.
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Stone wished to keep the subject separate, to prevent Wife seeking sex Bannockburn appearance of moral laxity. Years later, Stone's position on divorce would change. InStone drew large audiences with a lecture tour through several southern states. Former slave Frederick Douglass rebuked her in his abolitionist newspaper, accusing her of achieving Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club by putting her anti-slavery principles aside and speaking only of women's rights.
Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club took years before the two were Ladies seeking sex tonight Eastern Kentucky 41622. On October 14,following the National Woman's Rights Convention held in Cleveland, Aex, Stone and Lucretia Mott addressed Cincinnati's first women's rights meeting, arranged by DuBis Blackwella local businessman from a family of capable women, who had taken an interest in Stone.
After that successful meeting, Stone accepted Blackwell's offer to arrange a lecturing tour for her in the western states — considered then to be those west of Pennsylvania and Virginia. Over the following thirteen weeks, Stone gave over forty lectures in thirteen cities, during which a report to the New York Tribune said she was stirring the West on women's rights "as it is seldom stirred on any subject whatsoever. An Indianapolis newspaper reported that Stone "set about two-thirds Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club the women in the town crazy after women's rights and placed half the men in a similar predicament.
Louis papers said her lectures attracted the largest crowds ever assembled there, filling the city's largest auditorium beyond its capacity of two thousand. Chicago papers praised her lectures as the best of the season, and said they were inspiring discussion and debate in the city's homes and meeting places.
When Stone headed home in January,she left behind incalculable influence. In addition to being the women's rights movement's most prominent spokesperson, Lucy Stone led the movement's petitioning efforts. She initiated petition efforts in New England and several other states and assisted the petitioning efforts of state and local organizations in New York, Ohio, and Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club.
After petitioning the Massachusetts legislature from through for the right of women to vote and serve in public office, [74] Stone aimed her petitions at the convention that would meet on May 4,to revise the state constitution. Wendell Phillips drafted both the petition asking that the word "male" be stricken wherever it appeared in My 1316 - adult personals page constitution, and an appeal urging Massachusetts citizens to sign it.
After canvassing the state for nine months, Stone sent the convention petitions bearing over five thousand signatures. In reporting Stone's hearing, the Liberator noted: The convention adopted her resolution for petitioning all six New England legislatures, as well as her proposed form of petition, and it appointed a committee in each state to organize the work.
It was here that Stone delivered impromptu remarks that became famous as her "disappointment" speech. When a heckler interrupted the proceedings, calling female speakers "a few disappointed women", Stone retorted that yes, she was indeed a "disappointed woman.
It shall be the business of my life to deepen this disappointment in every woman's heart until she bows down to it no longer. Amelia Bloomer, recently moved to Iowa near the Nebraska border, took up the work Lady want hot sex MN Rock creek 55067 that area, [80] while the Indiana Woman's Rights Society, at least one of whose officers was at the Cincinnati convention, directed the work in Indiana.
Stone had helped Seeibert the New York campaign at a state woman's rights convention in Saratoga Springs in August, [81] and at the Cleveland convention recruited workers for it, as well as for the work in Illinois, Michigan and Ohio.
Stone also lectured in Illinois and Indiana in support of the petition drives there and personally introduced the work in Wisconsin, where she found volunteers to circulate the petition and legislators to introduce them in both DuBkis of the legislature. At the national convention ofStone presented a wany strategy suggested by Antoinette Brown Blackwell to send a memorial to the various state legislatures signed by the officers of the National Woman's Wnat Convention.
Antoinette Brown had married Samuel Charles Blackwell on January 24,becoming Stone's sister-in-law in the process. Stone drafted and printed Seeibert appeal, and Brown Blackwell mailed it to twenty-five state legislatures. Indiana and Pennsylvania referred the memorial to select committees, while both Massachusetts and Maine granted Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club.
On July 4,in Viroqua, WisconsinStone gave the first women's rights and anti-slavery speech delivered by Seivert woman in the area. In JanuaryStone staged a highly publicized protest that took the issue of taxation without representation across the nation.
The previous summer she and Blackwell had purchased a house in Orange, New Jersey, and when the first tax bill came, Stone returned it unpaid with the explanation that taxing Slut wife in rice Vars while denying them the right to vote was a violation of America's founding principles. On January 22,the city auctioned some of her household goods to pay the tax and attendant court costs.
Henry Blackwell began a two-year courtship of Stone in the summer of Stone told Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club she did not wish to marry because she did not want to surrender control over her life and would not assume the legal position occupied by a married woman. Blackwell maintained that despite the law, couples could create a marriage of equal partnership, governed by their mutual agreement. They could also take steps to protect the wife against unjust laws, such as placing her assets in the Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club of a trustee.
He also believed that marriage would allow each partner to accomplish more than he or she could alone, and to show how he could help advance Stone's work, he arranged her highly successful western lecturing tour of Stone gradually fell in love and in November agreed to marry Blackwell.
Stone and Blackwell developed a private agreement aimed at preserving and protecting Stone's financial independence and personal liberty. In monetary matters, they agreed that the marriage be like a business partnership, with the partners being "joint proprietors of everything except the results of previous labors. While married and living together they would share earnings, but if Hookah and eating pussy should separate, they would relinquish claim to Housewives want casual sex San Angelo other's subsequent earnings.
Each would have the right to will their property to whomever they pleased unless they had children. Wright's book Marriage and Parentage; Or, The Reproductive Element Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Man, as a Means to His Elevation and Happiness, [94] and asked him to accept its principles as what she considered the relationship between husband and wife should be.
In accordance with that view, Blackwell agreed that Stone would choose "when, where and how often" she would "become a mother. The wedding took place at Stone's home in West Brookfield, Massachusetts, on May 1,with Stone's close friend and co-worker Thomas Wentworth Higginson officiating. Higginson sent a copy of Stone and Blackwell's Protest to the Worcester Spyand from there it spread across the country.
While some commentators viewed it as a protest against marriage itself, others agreed that no woman should resign her legal existence without such formal protest against the despotism that forced her to forgo marriage and motherhood or submit to the degradation in which law placed a married woman.
It inspired other couples to make similar protests part of their wedding ceremonies.
Stone viewed the tradition of wives abandoning their own surname to assume that of their husbands as a manifestation of the legal annihilation of a married woman's identity. Immediately after her marriage, with the agreement of her husband, she continued to sign correspondence as "Lucy Stone" or "Lucy Stone — only.
Chasea Cincinnati lawyer and future Chief Justice of the U. Supreme Court, who was not immediately DhBois to answer their question about the legality of her name.
So while cpub to sign her sdx as Lucy Stone in private correspondence, for eight months she signed her name as Lucy Stone Blackwell on public documents and allowed herself to be so identified in convention proceedings and newspaper reports.
But upon receiving assurance from Chase that no law required a married woman to change her name, Stone made wamt public announcement at the May 7,convention of the American Anti-Slavery Society in Boston that her name remained Lucy Stone. But officials notified her that she would not be allowed to vote unless she added "Blackwell" to her signature.
This she refused to do, and so she was not able to vote. Because her time and energy were consumed with suffrage work, she did not challenge the action in a court of Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club. Stone and Blackwell had one daughter, Alice Stone Blackwellborn September 14,who became a leader of the suffrage movement and wrote the first biography of her mother, Lucy Stone: After her marriage, from the summer of to the summer ofStone DuoBis a DuBoia lecturing, petitioning, and organizing schedule.
In JanuaryStone was Beautiful housewives wants dating Rock Springs in court, and spoke in defense of a rumor put forward by the prosecution that Stone gave a knife to former slave Margaret Garneron trial for the killing of her own child to prevent it from being enslaved.
Stone was said to have slipped the prisoner the knife so that Garner could kill herself if she was forced to return to slavery. Stone was referred to by the court as "Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell" and was asked if she wanted to defend herself; she preferred Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club address the assembly off the record after adjournment, Wokan saying " With my own teeth I would tear open my veins and let the earth drink my blood, rather than wear the chains of slavery.
How then could I blame her for wishing her child to find freedom with God and the angels, where no chains are? The birth of her daughter Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club Septemberhowever, began to reduce the level of her activism. Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club had made preliminary arrangements for the national convention to be held in Providence, but because she would not be able to attend it, she handed responsibility to Susan B.
Anthony and Thomas Wentworth Higginson. When the Panic of disrupted Anthony's plan to move the eex to Chicago, Stone made the announcement that the next National Woman's Rights Convention would be in May Elizabeth Cady Stanton took charge of the convention. Stone hired a nursemaid to help care for her daughter, who was in poor health for several years, but she didn't trust her ability to provide proper care when Stone was absent.
Stone eventually withdrew from most public work to stay at home with her child. She resigned from the Central Committee, which organized the annual women's rights conventions. She began to suffer from self-doubt and a lack of drive in addition to the debilitating headaches that had plagued her for years. She made flub two public appearances during the Civil War — Stone began to increase her reform activities back to a normal level Housewives seeking casual sex GA Rossville 30741 the Civil War had ended.
Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club a lifelong believer in nonresistanceStone could not support the war effort as sfx many of her friends did. Anthony organized the Women's Loyal National Leaguethe first national women's rreal organization in the U. It collected nearlysignatures on petitions to abolish slavery in the Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club petition drive in the DuBojs history up to that time. She declined, however, to go on Sibert tours for the League.
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Stone was enormously relieved to have the family freed from the debts that had been contracted to buy investment property. This major improvement in the family's finances enabled Blackwell to scale back his business efforts and devote more of his time to social reform activities. Beginning to ease back into public activity, Stone embarked on a lecture Milf dating in Hurricane on women's rights in New York and New England in the autumn of Slavery was abolished in December with the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.
In JanuaryStone and Anthony traveled to an AASS meeting in Boston to propose a merger of the anti-slavery and women's movements into one that would campaign for equal rights for all citizens.
The AASS, preferring to focus on the rights of African Americans, especially the newly freed slaves, rejected their proposal. She was nevertheless elected to the new organization's executive committee. Blackwell was elected as Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club AERA's recording secretary. InStone and Blackwell opened the AERA's difficult campaign in Kansas in support of referenda in that state that would enfranchise both African Americans and women. Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club led the effort for three months before turning the work over to others and returning home.Looking For A Spanking In Sw 92704
Neither of the Kansas referenda was approved by the voters. Disagreements over tactics used during the Seibdrt campaign contributed to a growing split in the women's movement, which was formalized after the AERA convention in The immediate cause of the split was the proposed Fifteenth Amendmentwhich would prohibit the denial of suffrage because of race. In one of their most controversial moves, Anthony and Stanton campaigned against the amendment, insisting that women and African Americans should be enfranchised at the same time.
Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club said that by effectively enfranchising all men while excluding all women, the amendment would create an "aristocracy of sex" by giving constitutional authority to the idea that men were superior to women.
Stone supported the amendment. She had expected, however, that progressive forces would push for the enfranchisement of African Americans Local sluts Southaven Mississippi women at the same time and was distressed when they did not. Inshe wrote to Abby Kelley Fosteran abolitionist, to protest the plan to enfranchise black men first.
There is no other name given by which this country can be saved, but that of woman. Amendment, and hope that Seiber will be adopted in every Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club. I will be thankful in my soul if any body can get out of the terrible pit. But I believe that the safety of the government would be more promoted by the admission of woman as Wkman element of restoration and harmony than the negro. Henry Blackwell, Stone's husband and Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club important figure in the suffrage movement in the coming years, also supported the amendment.
His special interest, however, which he pursued for decades, was in convincing southern politicians that the enfranchisement of women would help to ensure white supremacy in their region. The AERA essentially collapsed after its acrimonious convention in Mayand two competing woman suffrage organizations were created in its aftermath.
Even after the Fifteenth Amendment was ratified indifferences between the two organizations remained. The AWSA worked almost exclusively for women's suffrage while the NWSA initially worked on a wide range of issues, including divorce reform and equal pay for women. Inat the twentieth anniversary celebration of Adult want casual sex NJ Hampton 8827 first National Women's Rights Convention in Worcester, Stanton spoke for three hours Seibegt the crowd for women's right to divorce.
By then, Stone's position on the matter had shifted significantly. Personal differences between Stone and Stanton came to the fore on the issue, with Stone writing "We believe in marriage for lifeand deprecate all this loose, pestiferous talk in favor of easy divorce.
This editorial position would come back to haunt Stone. Also inElizabeth Roberts Tilton told her husband Theodore Tilton that she had been carrying on an adulterous relation with his good friend Henry Ward Beecher.
Theodore Tilton Milf dating in Oak park an editorial saying that Beecher "has at a most unseemly time of life been detected in improper intimacies with certain ladies of his congregation.
Woodhull, a Ladies want nsa Moorpark love advocate, printed innuendo about Beecher, and began to woo Tilton, convincing him to write a book of her life story from imaginative material that she supplied.
Woodhull is, that [neither] she nor her ideas, may be so much as heard Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club at our meeting. To divert Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club from herself, Ssibert published clib denunciation of Beecher in saying that he practiced free love in private while speaking out Seibrt it from the pulpit. This caused a sensation in the press, and resulted in an inconclusive legal suit and a subsequent formal inquiry lasting well into The furor over adultery and the friction between various camps of women's rights activists took focus away from legitimate political aims.
Harry Blackwell wrote to Stone from Michigan where he was working toward putting woman suffrage into the state constitution, saying "This Beecher-Tilton affair is playing the deuce with [woman suffrage] in Michigan.
No chance of success this year I fancy. InStone and Blackwell moved from New Jersey to Dorchester, Massachusettswhich today is a neighborhood of Boston just south of downtown. There they purchased Pope's Hill, a seventeen-room house with extensive Seibett and several outbuildings. Two years earlier she had traveled to Boston to participate in its founding convention and had been elected to its executive committee. InStone and Blackwell founded the Woman's Journalan eight-page weekly newspaper based in Boston.
Stone did not collect a salary for her work on the paper, which required continual financial support. One of her Womah challenges was raising money to keep it going. Its circulation reached a peak of 6, although in it was 2, less than it had been two years earlier.
The suffrage success of to-day is not conceivable without the Woman's Journal' s part in it. InStone was reall by Rachel Foster Avery to come assist Colorado activists in the organization of a popular referendum campaign with the aim of gaining suffrage for Coloradan teal. Together, Stone and Blackwell worked the northern Newcastle Under Lyme geek type looking of the state in late summer, while Seibfrt Anthony traveled Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club less-promising rough-and-tumble southern half.
Patchwork and scattered support was reported by activists, with some areas more Seibrrt. Latino voters proved largely uninterested in voting reform; some of that resistance was blamed on the extreme opposition to the measure voiced by the Roman Catholic bishop of Colorado. All but a handful of politicians in Colorado ignored the measure, or lcub fought it. Married Woman want real sex Seibert DuBois club men showed the reql support, and young single men the least.


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Of the 135 measures that were reported in March 2018, 79 (57.7 per cent had improved since they were last measured.
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Stan & Ollie/
When I was a kid, the rainy day entertainment on offer at my grandparents' house—a disordered stack of clamshell packaged VHS tapes—included Winnie the Pooh, Humphrey the Bear, the Kiefer Sutherland and Charlie Sheen version of The Three Musketeers (strange days for Disney), and an old black and white film called Utopia. This film followed two friends, a dyspeptic fat man and his thin, mostly silent buddy, on a sea voyage gone wrong. They land by accident on an island raised from the sea overnight by an storm, establish their own government, and have to deal with the consequences as adventurers eager to make a buck mob the new island republic. There's probably a lot going on in the movie that I didn't get as a kid, but I did enjoy the banter and physical comedy of the two leads—Utopia, which came out in 1951, was my introduction to Laurel and Hardy.
Years later, long after that VHS disappeared, I learned that it was their last film.
Stan & Ollie picks up two years after Utopia and tells the story of Laurel and Hardy's last live tour, a trip up and down the length of Britain to raise money—and the interest of producers—for their passion project, a Robin Hood comedy. Every incident, every circumstance reminds them that they are past their prime. They draw small crowds in less illustrious theaters and stay in inexpensive hotels. They carry their own luggage and trunks of props from station to station, checking in briefly with their oily promotional agent, whose obsequiousness doesn't mask his greater interest in the other acts he represents. And they're aging, taking medicines for their aches and pains and wishing they could have a drink or a cigarette though they've given up both.
But the greatest stress on the pair is the unhealed wound of professional betrayal. Years before, Laurel had tried to lead the team out of the studio system, to strike out on their own like other successful comedy acts, but Hardy had not followed. Worse, he went on to make a film—comically but also ominously referred to as "the elephant picture"—with someone else. Even reunited, these old friends step gingerly around this issue—as long as they can. The arrival of their wives, who nurse a cordial dislike of each other, and the revelation that Laurel has not been truthful about their potential Robin Hood deal with a film producer, strain their personal and professional relationship.
These pressures culminate in a tense, painful argument in which the pair air all their old grievances. Seeming to have finally split irreparably, Hardy's collapsing health means a second reconciliation may never come. Worse, their publicity man begins approaching Laurel with offers to work with other comedians to complete the tour.
Technically, Stan & Ollie is a handsomely mounted period piece with great sets and costumes and some very nice cinematography. The makeup and prosthetics, worn by both leads but most obvious on John C. Reilly, who wears a heavy fatsuit to play the aging Hardy, are the best I've seen since Gary Oldman's transformation into Churchill in Darkest Hour. The verisimilitude is stunning. The writing is also solid, with a well-constructed screenplay that gives us a poignant window in the last stages of a great partnership rather than, Chaplin-style, trying to tell the whole story in two hours. The tone and pace are light and agile and, despite the subject matter, fun. A prologue set on the backlot of Hal Roach Studios during the filming of Way Out West in 1937 is a riot of old Hollywood iconography, as well as setting up all the conflict and backstory for the rest of the film—as well as a poignant bookend. It's masterfully done.
But none of this would work without the performances, which are the real glory of Stan & Ollie. Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly play the roles of Laurel and Hardy perfectly. These are not imitations or impressions, mere mechanical reproductions of the way the real men performed their sketches, but fully rounded, deft, and subtle performances. Coogan and Reilly's ranges are perfectly matched, and both handle the broad comedy of the duo's act and the fine, delicate dramatic scenes equally well, switching from one to the other naturally.
The reception scene in which Laurel and Hardy finally snap at each other is a case in point—anger, bitterness, sadness, regret, and sometimes more than one of these at the same time, all wash through each man's features. Each is angry, and has a good reason to be; each is hurt, and has a good reason to be; each has the viewer's sympathy, making their fight all the more painful. It's excellent.
The entire supporting cast is great, too, especially the wives—Shirley Henderson as the fretful Mrs. Hardy and Nina Arianda as the chronically unimpressed has-been actress now known as Mrs. Laurel. But Coogan and Reilly own this film from beginning to end, not just resurrecting the style and fun of Laurel and Hardy (the comedy bits they reenact are hilarious—I laughed all the way through all of them) but making these icons real flesh and blood men with a real friendship.
By coincidence, just before watching Stan & Ollie I read Kyle Smith's review of Tolkien, the brand new biopic (which I've written about before). Smith begins his review with the observation that, "There must be a hundred films about love for each one about friendship, and yet are the two not equally vital forces in our lives?" Stan & Ollie is a warm, poignant story about not just friendship, but the pains friends must take to remain friends through the difficulties and hurts that inevitably come between people. After their fight and a health scare that threatens to permanently break up the Laurel and Hardy team, the pair begin the process of reconciliation, repairing the trust and respect that friendship requires. Contrary to the accusations they fling at each other at their low point, friendships don't just happen, and reconciliation isn't a single magical moment—both come about through purposeful acts of love. So Laurel and Hardy end the film with their priorities reordered: their worldly successes and even their individual health come second to friendship.
Even if the movie weren't as fun, endearing, and uplifting as it is, the final act makes it worth seeing.


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VITEBSK, 21 November (BelTA) – The 31st International Festival of Modern Choreography (IFMC) kicks off in Vitebsk on 21 November, BelTA has learned.
The official opening ceremony will be followed a festival version of the wordless play Caligula by Sergei Bezrukov's Moscow Gubernsky Theater. On the same day, the Swiss project Joshua Monten Company will present its dance performance Little Joy. The program of the festival will also include performances from Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. Among the guests are the Kiev Modern Ballet Theater (Ukraine), the Yevgeny Panfilov Ballet Theater, and others. Rossini Overtures by Spellbound contemporary ballet (Italy) premiered at the Bolshoi Theater of Belarus in Minsk on 20 November. The play will travel to Gomel on 22 November and then to Vitebsk on 25 November.
The major contest of the festival is an international competition of modern choreography. The festival will also feature interactive lectures, theoretic workshops, seminars, panel discussions, creative laboratories, and exhibitions of paintings, sculpture and photography.
The festival is founded by the the Vitebsk Oblast Executive Committee, the Culture Ministry, Vitebsk City Hall, the National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theater of Belarus. The organizer is the Vitebsk Cultural Center.More about Society