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June 13: Two truckers engaged in a pushing contest after becoming frustrated over a perceived incident of queue jumping in the northbound commercial truck traffic line-up. Police calmed the men, who declined to have the matter pursued criminally.
June 12: Officers mediated an argument between sisters who had become tired of living together. Apparently the younger juvenile sister is upset over being "bossed" around. The mother arrived home in the middle of the argument and took control of the situation. When everything had calmed down, officers cleared without further incident.
June 12: An officer responded to a report of a juvenile who threw a rock at a car. Upon arrival, officers found the victim had left the scene. There was no victim to report any damage; however, a juvenile suspect was found. Attempts to contact the parents were unsuccessful, and a resident watched over the 12-year-old until a parent arrived. The officer spoke to the parent about the incident and about the benefits of leaving contact information in case of an emergency. When the parent had custody of the juvenile, the officer cleared.
June 12: A neighborhood resident reported finding scratches on the hood of her car. It appeared to the vehicle owner that a cat had caused the damage within the past three days. There are no suspect cats in the matter and no known witnesses. The information report was forward to Animal Control.
June 12: A flagger working SR-543 reported a commercial truck driver having violated the flagger's instructions. The trucker proceeded through traffic lanes in violation of the flagger's verbal commands and sign. The truck was stopped by police. The driver and truck were identified. The truck driver will be cited by summons into Blaine Municipal Court for the criminal offense.
June 11: Officers were asked to attend the Peace Arch port of entry where a man was being detained. During the secondary inspection it was discovered that there was a warrant for his arrest and that his privilege to drive in the state of Washington had been suspended. He was arrested and transported to the Whatcom County Jail.
June 9: A concern citizen contacted an elderly disoriented man driving in circles in a parking lot. Police were called to assist and located a family member who picked up the gentleman and his car. Arrangements were made to ensure the driver's future safety.
June 9: A citizen called police after seeing a man taking pictures of two small girls on a street downtown. The photographer fled the area when accosted. Officers located the girls and confirmed that they had not been harmed. Case under investigation.
June 9: A business owner reported a young boy damaged several pieces of merchandise with a pair of scissors he found in the business. Officer contacted the six-year-old suspect and counseled him on his actions. The boy's guardian promised to make arrangements to pay for the damage.
June 8: A person reported a shoplifting at a business. Two packages of developed photographs were taken. The suspects attempted to steal a case of beer, but dropped it and ran when they realized the clerk had spotted them. The suspects left in a vehicle and were not located by police.
June 8: A person called to report that her daughter was being held against her will at another person's house. Further investigation revealed that the person was the temporary custodial parent of the daughter and that the daughter did not wish to leave that location. The reporting person was advised no crime was being committed and no one was being forcibly detained. A CPS investigation is in progress. Report for information purposes.
June 7: Police received a report of a traffic cone pattern in a construction zone on Peace Portal Drive which was causing south and northbound traffic to converge head-on. Officers found that construction workers had forgotten to move the cones back after moving equipment in the area. No collisions occurred and the problem was fixed.
June 7: An officer investigated a hit and run collision involving two vehicles on Peace Portal Drive. One vehicle rear ended another parked vehicle and left the scene without appropriate notifications. There were witnesses to the collision and the suspect vehicle was identified. Case under investigation.
June 7: Two boys, five and six years old, took an excursion by bicycle on the streets of Blaine without an adult escort. They were seen window shopping in a hardware store by an alert resident who called the police. The five-year-old traveler's bike broke down on the journey and was in dire need of repair, so officers gave the weary travelers a ride to their respective abodes. Their caretakers were more than happy (and a tad upset) to see the boys arrive safely home via police escort.
June 7: An apartment complex resident in the 600 block of A Street reported that a neighbor was playing music extremely loudly. An officer responded and could hear the music from one to two city blocks away because the stereo owner had placed her speakers in an upstairs window facing the outside common area of the apartment complex. The officer gained the music lover's compliance in turning down the stereo at the time.


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Drowning Pool guitarist C.J. Pierce says that fans can expect the band to tackle some heavier themes on their upcoming fifth album, Resilience .
"I would say [ Resilience ] has the staple Drowning Pool sound," he tells Billboard . "We wanted to do more of a heavy record, a metal record, but we try to mix it up. There's a lot to choose from. It's definitely more of a heavy record than we've done before, though."
Pierce adds that while he "went through a little bout of depression" after former frontman Ryan McCombs left the group in 2011, he's happy with the band's new lead singer, Jasen Moreno .
"We've always known Jasen," explains Pierce. "I had no idea he was going to audition for us, but he came in and learned every song off every record, and then we sent him a bunch of new songs and he sounded great on them. It was like we'd worked together for ten years."
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Welcome to Microsoft Office.
Please refer to the provided End-User License Agreement for license information.
The following list contains important facts about Office, including for Setup and the individual Office programs. To see other related 2013 known issue articles, click Office Online known issues or Office 365 known issues.
Setup: volume license and no disc
When you install Office 2013 using Office Click-to-Run, Setup places it side-by-side with existing installed Office versions. This can cause the file association to be broken for the following:
Workaround When uninstalling an Office version while leaving another version installed on the computer, repair the version of Office remaining to make sure that file type associations will work correctly.
With hardware acceleration disabled, AirSpace device renders using software rendering (WARP) that relies mainly on the CPU and uses limited or no graphics card resources. You can cause a lower frame rate and increase in the working set. Performance becomes more dependent on CPU characteristics, like memory, number of cores, and on how many apps are open, and can strain the CPU resources.
On Windows 7, Office animations are disabled. On Windows 8, animations are enabled because of D2D WARP improvements found in Windows 8.
Workaround No workaround currently available.
When you install Microsoft Office Professional Plus from the Home Use Program (HUP), Visio 2013 and Project 2013 won't install and you might get the following error message.
Something went wrong
Sorry, we ran into a problem.
Workaround Project and Visio can't be installed at the same time. To work around this problem, follow these steps:
For more information, please see the Knowledge Base article You cannot install Visio 2013 or Project 2013 from HUP.
If you turn on the Manage 3D Setting on AntiAliasing – FXAA option for newer NVIDIA cards, you'll see distortion or blurriness. This option is off by default because the option states "enabling this setting global may affect all programs rendered on the GPU, including video players and the Windows desktop."
Workaround NVIDIA has released a newer driver that you can download from the NVIDIA website.
Or since the above setting is global, you can click the Program Settings tab of the Manage 3D Settings and customize your Office programs to turn the global setting for Antialiasing – FXAA to off. By default, the Use Global Setting is the setting and will take whatever is set globally.
Turning off hardware acceleration also fixes the issue but we don't recommend doing this.
If you turn on the Morphological filtering option on the Gaming tab, you'll see distortion or blurriness. This option is off by default.
Workaround AMD will be releasing a driver that will fix this issue. Or you can turn this option off. Or create an Application profile with this option turned off in the Application profiles group box at the top by pressing Save and pointing to the Office program executable (with the Morphological filtering option off).
If you get the following error when you try to start an Office 2013 program, you're running Windows 8, installed Visual Studio 2012, and using the Windows 8 Simulator.
Something went wrong – We couldn't start your program. Please try starting it again.
Workaround The Windows 8 Simulator and Office 2013 programs can't be run at the same time. You might need to restart the computer and only run them one at a time.
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MSI-based is what we call Setup for people installing with a volume license.
Click-to-Run is what we call Setup for people installing with no disc or other media. Office is usually downloaded.
When you use Click-to-Run on a computer running either Windows Vista or Windows XP, you get the following error.
This is not a valid Win32 application
Workaround Office 2013 requires at least Windows 7.
If you are running Windows 8 Consumer Preview and try to install Office 2013, you might see the following message:
We're sorry, but we can't install Office on a preview version of Windows 8.
Workaround Install the Release Preview version of Windows 8.
What is likely happening is that your anti-virus software is detecting the streaming of Office 2013 and is analyzing every file. While it is great that your anti-virus software is so vigilant, it is also causing you to have a much slower install process. We have seen slower than average installs if you use:
If your anti-virus software isn't on this list, it might still be slowing down your install process.
Workaround This should only be an issue during installation. After you're installed we haven't found any known performance issues from anti-virus software. You can either wait for it to finish installing or disable your anti-virus software until you're done installing.
Caution Turn off your anti-virus software at your own risk and please turn it back on it after Office 2013 has been installed.
Microsoft is working with many anti-virus software manufacturers to ensure that this experience improves.
Workaround For the "something went wrong" messages, please see "Something went wrong…" error when installing Office 2013 or Office 365.
For the "background installation" message, please see You get the error "Background installation ran into a problem..." when attempting to install Office 2013 or Office 365.
After installing, Office won't start and shows the following message:
Microsoft Office cannot verify the license for this product. You should repair the Office program by using Control Panel.
Workaround Please see Error: "Microsoft Office cannot verify the license for this product."
In an enterprise scenario where the administrator has configured the installation source to be a protected network share instead of the Internet, the computer's system account might not have access. When the installation's source is not available because of permissions, the installation fails and appears to hang with the progress stuck at 10%.
Workaround Please see Office 365 or Office 2013 installation process stops at the "10% - Configuring" stage.
Protecting sheets takes much longer than in previous Excel versions. It's not noticeable when you're manually protecting a sheet, but if you have code that protects or unprotects sheets repeatedly, it can become a performance issue.
The delay is caused by increased security in Excel 2013 for password protected files, because it uses a stronger hashing algorithm (SHA-512). In Office 2010 the default hashing algorithm for password protected files is SHA1. This change makes Excel password protected workbooks more secure than they were in previous versions, but can cause a performance issue for some Office Developers.
Workaround This is by design so there is no workaround.
You can't click Insert > Spreadsheet > Existing Excel Spreadsheet to insert an Excel spreadsheet into OneNote.
Workaround Open the chart in Excel, copy it, and then paste it directly into OneNote.
When Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 is running and installed side-by-side with Outlook 2013, Outlook shows the following message when you click Send To > Mail Recipient in Windows Explorer or click File > Send As Attachment in another program:
This action is not supported while an older version of Outlook is running
Workaround Close the earlier version of Outlook, and repeat your steps. Or create a new email message in Outlook and click Insert > Attach File to attach the file.
When a PDF with diacritics and ligatures in certain scripts, like Hindi and Thai, is converted to a Word document, the content might not be displayed correctly. Although the PDF is readable in a PDF Reader, the internal structure might be corrupted in some parts (which you can see in the text when you copy and paste it from a PDF Reader) or the PDF might require additional layout processing, which isn't currently supported.
Workaround There is no workaround for this issue other than to retype the text that isn't displaying correctly.


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33 U.S. Code § 518 - Authorization of appropriations
Source(June 21, 1940, ch. 409, § 8,54 Stat. 500.)
Alteration of Bridges
Pub. L. 108–90, title II, Oct. 1, 2003, 117 Stat. 1144, provided in part: "That in fiscal year 2004 and thereafter, funds for bridge alteration projects conducted pursuant to the Act of June 21, 1940 (33 U.S.C. 511 et seq.) shall be available for such projects only to the extent that the steel, iron, and manufactured products used in such projects are produced in the United States, unless contrary to law or international agreement, or unless the Commandant of the Coast Guard determines such action to be inconsistent with the public interest or the cost unreasonable."
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Pub. L. 108–7, div. I, title I, Feb. 20, 2003, 117 Stat. 389.
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Homeowners who use computers, MP3 players, digital cameras, satellite or cable television, and other electronic equipment are asking for houses that make it easier to live with these devices. They want extra phone lines, easy housewide access to their high-speed Internet connection, and the ability to listen to music or watch TV in any room in the house.
The people who know how to make this happen refer to themselves as home-technology integrators. When I started installing home automation equipment in 1989, the first thing I learned was that the part you can't see — the in-wall wiring — is the most important part of the system. Back then, there were no standards for this type of wiring, but the industry has since established standards that make it possible to install high-tech wiring without the worry that it will be incompatible with new equipment or obsolete in a few years. As a result, two-thirds of all production builders now offer structured wiring as a standard upgrade.
"Structured wiring" is the term used to describe the distribution panel, low-voltage wiring, and wall outlets that tie communication devices together in a "connected" and "automated" home. Installed in a central location, the panel is linked by wire to outlets and devices in various rooms.
There is nothing new about having such wired devices as phones, intercoms, and multispeaker audio systems in a residence. But with structured wiring, the cabling for video distribution, music, phones, computer networking, security, hvac control, and lighting control is planned, installed, and managed as a single system. This allows for simpler operation from more locations within the house.
Home runs offer flexibility. One major difference between conventional and structured wiring is that in the latter arrangement all of the wires are "home run." That means each device is connected to a wire that runs all the way back to the central distribution panel. In the "daisy-chained" wiring found in electrical systems, each outlet or device is connected to and affected by the one before it. Home runs increase the integrity of transmission by reducing the number of splices and connections.
Structured wiring requires many cables, because each one goes directly from the distribution panel to a single receptacle or device. The cables in this panel (left) have been trimmed to length and terminated with RJ-45 and coaxial connectors.
When the installation is complete, the panel will resemble the one in this manufacturer's photo.
Home-run wiring makes it easy to go to the distribution box (which is like a circuit-breaker panel) and reconfigure the system by unplugging a wire from one component and plugging it into another. For example, clients might keep an eye on their baby by installing a monitoring camera in the nursery. A few years later, they might want to convert that room to another use. With structured wiring, they could unplug the camera and use the existing wire to connect a computer to the Internet or a television to a cable or satellite source. Without structured wiring, the conversion would be much more difficult, because new cable would have to be fished into the room.
Similar to an electrical panel, the distribution panel is a metal box through which all of the wires pass. But, unlike an electrical panel, which sends electricity in one direction, the distribution panel functions as a hub. Any device that is wired to the panel could potentially connect to any other device on or off the property.
An empty box. Like an electrical panel, a distribution panel starts out as an empty box. But instead of breakers, different modules are added to the panel, depending on the system's various devices. For example, there are modules for phones, video, audio, data distribution, and security. A distribution panel also can be outfitted with networking components, such as a cable modem and router, and hard drives for storage of music and video data.
Sometimes the distribution panel is called the brain of the system, but in reality it's more like a highway interchange. The "smart" parts are the computers, control devices, and modules that plug into the panel or into outlets around the home. This makes upgrading easy: Instead of tearing open a wall to swap out a device, an old component can simply be unplugged and a new one put in its place.
The module with the coaxial connectors on it is a splitter for distributing audio/video signals.
The blank plates represent open spaces where other modules could be installed. Here, the installer plugs a Cat-5e cable into a module that networks computers.
There are several types of cable that can be used in a home system. The most common ones are Category-5e (four twisted pairs) for voice, data, audio, and control devices; RG-6 coaxial cable for video; and 16-4 stranded cable for music distribution. Security devices use either 22-2 stranded or — if the device requires power — 22-4 stranded cable. Fiber-optic cable is optional; few types of equipment use it now, but you might want to install some for future use.
At left are three of the most commonly used cables: Category-5e, RG-6 coax, and 14-4 speaker wire.
On the right are a bundled cable and a cable for a video monitoring camera. The bundled cable contains two Cat-5e and two coax cables. The video cable contains a coax cable plus a pair of low-voltage wires to power the camera.
The installation goes faster if you use bundled cable. Typically consisting of two Category-5e cables and two RG-6 coax cables (and available with fiber-optic as well), bundled cable is more expensive but takes less labor to install than individual cables.
Wall outlets are the primary access points to the in-wall wiring. An outlet consists of a wall plate with openings for different types of connections — typically two RJ-45 jacks (for phone and data) and a pair of coaxial cable connectors. An RJ-45 jack looks like an oversized phone jack and will accept the RJ-45 plugs used for computer networking, as well as the RJ-11 plugs found on standard phone cords.
Phone. One RJ-45 could tie into a multiline phone system or allow the owners to use the telephone as an intercom between rooms. The clients could also use it to talk to someone who is at the front door, or even to unlock the door and let visitors in.
Computer. The other RJ-45 could connect the computer to the Internet, to a remote backup device such as a hard drive, or to a home network that includes printers, scanners, and other computers.
Video. The coaxial connectors bring video into and out of a room. The homeowners could use one connector to allow a television to receive remote video sources from the distribution panel, such as cable or satellite TV or a VCR or DVD player in another room. They could use the other coax to send signals out from a monitoring camera or from another source (such as a DVD player) in that room. There could also be receptacles to connect freestanding speakers to sources elsewhere in the home. The source could be just about anything — a conventional radio broadcast, a CD, an MP3 recording, or a radio that comes in via satellite, the Internet, or cable.
Normally, structured wiring is installed right before the drywall and after all of the mechanicals. But planning for it should begin early in the job.
I start by talking with the homeowner and the builder about what systems need to be supported. The list might include — but would not be limited to — phone, video, data, music, security, hvac control, and lighting control.
Once we've determined which functions to support, it's time to decide which rooms to install them in. Some components that connect to the system might be available in just a few locations, while others might be available nearly everywhere. For instance, music speakers may be desired only in the family room and kitchen, while phones, Internet, and video may need to be available in a number of locations.
There will be a lot of wires to keep track of, so to prevent confusion it's a good idea to create a chart that lists every wire by type, intended use, and where it starts and ends. I use this as a checklist to make sure nothing is missed.
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Right speaker
Center speaker
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Looking back on the trip, its hard to believe and fathom what all we got to do. When I got home to my family, they had to tell me to slow down, because I was talking so fast, but it was only because I had so much to talk about. The trip was such an amazing experience, and such a great honor. Thanks to the Pearl Market adventure, I made my brother smile from ear to ear when I handed him his gifts. It also was a blast showing my parents all my pictures, and uploading them to Facebook so all my friends could see where I got to go.
It is sad that it is over, but I think China taught all of us great lessons, not just in basketball, but life itself. It taught us how not everyone's lives are the same. Learning about another culture was not only interesting, but it brought a new level of respect to the table. Not being able to communicate, or drink their water, or even use a fork made you realize how different people are.
I would like to thank all who made this trip possible. Especially both schools, with out their relationships we would not have been able to go. I would like to thank Rantao for all his work he did for us, it could not have been easy to please 14 girls! He made the trip so much easier and that much more fun! I also would like to thank Todd for all the great pictures he took, and getting to know him! He is hilarious, and I am glad we got to share this wonderful trip together. Finally I would like to thank all the coaches for making this trip so much fun, and allowing us to work the camps. We all had a blast.
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Yvonne De Carlo
|Yvonne De Carlo
|Margaret Yvonne Middleton
September 1, 1922
West Point Grey, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
|January 8, 2007
(aged 84)
Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States
Cause of death
|Heart failure[1]
Resting place
|Actress, singer, dancer
|Years active
|Robert Drew Morgan
(m. 1955–1968; divorced)
|Bari Lee Morgan (b. 1947)
Bruce Ross Morgan (b. 1956)
Michael Morgan (1957–1997)
|Musical career
Yvonne De Carlo (born Margaret Yvonne Middleton; September 1, 1922 – January 8, 2007) was a Canadian American actress, singer, and dancer whose career in film, television, and musical theatre spanned six decades.
She obtained her breakthrough role in Salome, Where She Danced (1945), produced by Walter Wanger, who described her as "the most beautiful girl in the world."[2][3][4] Success followed in films such as Criss Cross (1949) and The Captain's Paradise (1953).[5][6] Her film career reached its peak when director Cecil B. DeMille cast her as Sephora, the wife of Moses, her most prominent role, in his biblical epic The Ten Commandments (1956).[7]
After her lead performance in Band of Angels (1957) and supporting role in McLintock! (1963), she played Lily Munster, the wife of Herman Munster, in the CBS sitcom The Munsters (1964-1966).[8]
Early life[edit]
Margaret Yvonne Middleton was born on September 1, 1922, in West Point Grey (now part of Vancouver), British Columbia.[9] She was the only daughter of William Middleton, an Australian-born salesman,[10] and Marie DeCarlo (August 28, 1903 – December 19, 1993),[11] a French-born aspiring actress.[12] Her mother ran away from home when she was 16 to become a ballerina; after several years working as a shop girl, she married in 1924. De Carlo was three years old when her father abandoned the family. She then lived with her grandparents, Italian-born Michael DeCarlo (born Michele; c. 1873 – July 1, 1954)[13] and Scottish-born Margaret Purvis. By the time she entered grade school she found her strong singing voice brought her the attention she longed for. De Carlo was taken to Hollywood, where her mother enrolled her in dancing school. Mother and daughter were uprooted when their visas expired and ultimately returned to Vancouver.
De Carlo pair made several trips to Los Angeles until 1940, when she was first runner-up to "Miss Venice Beach" and was hired by showman Nils Granlund as a dancer at the Florentine Gardens.[14] She had been dancing for Granlund only a short time when she was arrested by immigration officials and deported to Canada,[15] but in January 1941, Granlund sent a telegram to US immigration officials pledging his sponsorship of De Carlo in the U.S., and affirmed his offer of steady employment, both requirements to reenter the country.[16] Seeking contract work in the movies, she abruptly quit the Florentine Gardens after less than a year, landing a role as a bathing beauty in the 1941 Harvard, Here I Come.[17] Other roles were slow to follow, and De Carlo took a job in the chorus line of Earl Carroll. During World War II she performed for U.S. servicemen and received many letters from GIs.[18]
De Carlo's earliest screen appearances were in Columbia pictures, including the feature Harvard, Here I Come (1941) and the two-reeler comedy Kink of the Campus (1942). She also sang and danced in a three-minute Soundies musical, The Lamp of Memory (1942), shown in coin-operated movie jukeboxes, and later released for 16mm home movie showings and television by Official Films. She also appeared as a Native American "princess" in an independently produced version of The Deerslayer released in 1943 by Republic Pictures.
De Carlo was a Paramount starlet, but the studio signed her due to her resemblance to Dorothy Lamour.[19][20] She was screen-tested and interviewed for the role of Tremartini in Cecil B. DeMille's The Story of Dr. Wassell (1943); she wasn't cast in the role but DeMille promised to "make it up" to her on another film "in the future."[19]
De Carlo was chosen over 20,000 girls to play the lead role in Salome, Where She Danced (1945), a Walter Wanger production in Technicolor.[4] Though not a critical success, it was a box office favorite, and De Carlo was hailed as an up-and-coming star. In his review for the film, Bosley Crowther of the The New York Times wrote:
Miss De Carlo has an agreeable mezzo-soprano singing voice, all the 'looks' one girl could ask for, and, moreover, she dances with a sensuousness which must have caused the Hays office some anguish. The script, however, does not give her much chance to prove her acting talents."[21]
In 1946, exhibitors voted her the ninth-most promising "star of tomorrow."[22] She was cast in her first important role opposite Burt Lancaster in the film noir Criss Cross (1949). Bosley Crowther noted that De Carlo is "trying something different as Anna. The change is welcome, even though Miss de Carlo's performance is uneven. In that respect, she is right in step with most everything else about Criss Cross."[5]
She starred in the British comedy The Captain's Paradise (1953), as one of two wives a ship captain (played by Alec Guinness) keeps in separate ports. Crowther described her in the film as "wonderfully candid and suggestive of the hausfrau in every dame."[6]
In 1955, Cecil B. DeMille cast her as Sephora, the wife of Moses (played by Charlton Heston) in his biblical epic The Ten Commandments (1956). Her performance was well received by film critics, described as "notably good" by Bosley Crowther.[23] In his autobiography, DeMille described why he decided to cast De Carlo as Moses' wife:
I cast Yvonne De Carlo as Sephora, the wife of Moses, after our casting director, Bert McKay called my attention to one scene she played in Sombrero, which was a picture far removed in theme from The Ten Commandments, I sensed in her a depth, an emotional power, a womanly strength which the part of Sephora needed and which she gave it.[24]
Later notable screen appearances were in the Civil War drama Band of Angels (1957), with Clark Gable and Sidney Poitier, and the western comedy McLintock! (1963), with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara.
De Carlo was also a successful character actress on television. and made her debut on a 1952 episode of Lights Out. The part led to other roles in The Ford Television Theatre, Shower of Stars, Schlitz Playhouse of Stars, Bonanza, Screen Directors Playhouse, Burke's Law, Follow the Sun (2 episodes), Adventures in Paradise, The Girl from U.N.C.L.E., The Name of the Game and The Virginian among others.
De Carlo was in debt by 1964 when she signed a contract with Universal Studios to perform the female lead role in The Munsters opposite Fred Gwynne. She was also the producers' choice to play Lily Munster when Joan Marshall, who played Phoebe, was dropped from consideration for the role. When De Carlo was asked how a glamorous actress could succeed as a ghoulish matriarch of a haunted house, she replied simply, "I follow the directions I received on the first day of shooting: 'Play her just like Donna Reed.'[25] After the show's cancellation, De Carlo reprised the role as Lily Munster in the tecnicolor Munster movie, Munster, Go Home!, partially in hopes of renewing interest in the TV series. Despite the attempt, The Munsters was cancelled after 70 episodes.
She had a small cameo role on the Munsters television movie remake Here Come the Munsters in 1995. Her final movie appearance was in the 1995 television move The Barefoot Executive, a Disney Channel remake of the 1971 film of the same name.
Opera and musical theatre[edit]
Trained in opera and a former chorister at St Paul's Anglican Church, Vancouver, when she was a child, De Carlo possessed a powerful contralto voice. In 1951 she was cast in the role of Prince Orlovsky in a production of the opera Die Fledermaus at the Hollywood Bowl. De Carlo released an LP of standards called Yvonne De Carlo Sings on Masterseal Records in 1957. This album was orchestrated by future movie composer John Williams under the pseudonym "John Towner". She sang and played the harp on at least one episode of The Munsters.
After 1967 De Carlo became increasingly active in musicals, appearing in off-Broadway productions of Pal Joey and Catch Me If You Can. In early 1968 she joined Donald O'Connor in a 15-week run of Little Me, staged between Lake Tahoe and Las Vegas.[9] Her defining stage role was as "Carlotta Campion" in Stephen Sondheim's musical, Follies in 1971-1972.[9]
De Carlo suffered a minor stroke in 1998. She later became a resident of the Motion Picture & Television Hospital, in Woodland Hills, where she spent her last years. De Carlo died of natural causes on January 8, 2007. Her remains were cremated.[26]
Personal life[edit]
De Carlo married stuntman Robert Drew Morgan,[27] whom she met on the set of Shotgun, on November 21, 1955. They had two sons, Bruce Ross (b. 1956) and Michael (1957-1997). Morgan also had a daughter, Bari Lee (b. 1947), from a previous marriage.[28] Morgan lost his left leg after being run over by a train while filming How the West Was Won (1962). However, his contract with MGM assumed no responsibility for the accident. De Carlo and Morgan filed a $1.4 million lawsuit against the studio, claiming her husband was permanently disabled. They divorced in June 1974.
Her mother died in 1993 from a fall. Her son Michael died in 1997; causes were unknown, although a Santa Barbara Police report contains concerns about possible foul play.
De Carlo was a naturalized citizen of the United States.
Awards and honors[edit]
- In 1957, she received a BoxOffice Blue Ribbon Award for The Ten Commandments (1956).[29]
- In 1960, she was awarded two stars (for motion picture and television) on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
- In 1964, she received a second BoxOffice Blue Ribbon Award for McLintock! (1963).[29]
- In 1987, she won the Fantafestival Award for Best Actress for American Gothic.
- In 2005, she was one of the 250 female legends nominated for the American Film Institute's 100 Years...100 Stars.[30]
- In 2007, she was nominated (posthumously) for the "Who Knew They Could Sing?" Award for The Munsters.
See also[edit]
- ^ Saxon, Wolfgang (January 11, 2007). "Yvonne De Carlo, Who Played Lily on 'The Munsters,' Dies at 84". The New York Times. Retrieved March 25, 2014.
- ^ ""Most Beautiful Girl" Discovered". Spokane Daily Chronicle. September 18, 1944. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ Cohen, Harold V. (May 7, 1945). ""Salome, Where She Danced" Comes to Harris". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ a b "Yvonne De Carlo Chosen for Role Over '20,000 Beautiful Girls'". The Montreal Gazette. July 25, 1945. Retrieved March 25, 2014.
- ^ a b "Movie Review: Criss Cross (1948) Burt Lancaster Same Old Tough Guy". The New York Times. March 12, 1949. Retrieved March 25, 2014.
- ^ a b Crowther, Bosley (September 29, 1953). "Captain's Paradise (1953) The Screen: New British Comedy Arrives; Alec Guinness Keeps Two Wives Happy in 'The Captain's Paradise' at Paris But Yvonne De Carlo and Celia Johnson Finally Cause the Downfall of Skipper". The New York Times. Retrieved March 25, 2014.
- ^ Jacob Sparks, Karen (2008). Encyclopedia Britannica. p. 123. ISBN 9781593394257.
- ^ "Yvonne De Carlo Is The Mama In a Nice Monster Family". St. Petersburg Times. June 23, 1964. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ a b c De Carlo, Yvonne; Warren, Doug (1987). Yvonne: An Autobiography. St Martins Press. ISBN 0-312-00217-3.
- ^ Willett, Bob (November 13, 1954). "Slave Girl Wants Freedom: Tired of playing exotic sirens, Canada's lovely Yvonne De Carlo seeks more serious film roles". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ "Marie Decarlo Middleton, "California, Death Index, 1940-1997"". FamilySearch. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ Yvonne De Carlo's official death certificate states her mother's birthplace as France.
- ^ "Michael Decarlo, "British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986"". FamilySearch. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
- ^ Nils Thor Granlund: The Swedish Showman Who Invented American Entertainment; Hoefling, Larry J.; Inlandia Press, OK, 2008, p. 259
- ^ De Carlo, Yvonne; Warren, Doug (1987). Yvonne: An Autobiography. USA: St Martins Press. ISBN 0-312-00217-3. p. 12
- ^ Nils Thor Granlund: The Swedish Showman Who Invented American Entertainment; Hoefling, Larry J.; Inlandia Press, OK, 2008, p. 262
- ^ Yvonne: An Autobiography; De Carlo, Yvonne & Warren, Doug; St. Martins Press (1987), p. 60
- ^ "Yvonne DeCarlo: Gilded Lily". Biography. July 18, 2000. A&E.
- ^ a b Orrison, Katherine (1999). Written in Stone: Making Cecil B. DeMille's Epic The Ten Commandments. Vestal Press. pp. 109–114. ISBN 9781461734819.
- ^ Graham, Sheilah (September 24, 1949). "Yvonne DeCarlo, Technicolor Queen". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved April 28, 2014.
- ^ Crowther, Bosley (May 3, 1945). "Salome Where She Danced (1945) The Screen; 'Rose's Diamond Horseshoe,' With Betty Grable, at Roxy-- 'Salome, Where She Danced,' Is Newcomer of the Criterion At Loew's". The New York Times. Retrieved April 27, 2014.
- ^ "The Stars of To-morrow.". The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) (NSW: National Library of Australia). September 10, 1946. p. 11 Supplement: The Sydney Morning Herald Magazine. Retrieved April 24, 2012.
- ^ Crowther, Bosley (November 9, 1956). "Movie Review: The Ten Commandments". The New York Times. Retrieved April 27, 2014.
- ^ DeMille, Cecil Blount (1959). The Autobiography of Cecil B. DeMille. Prentice-Hall. p. 416.
- ^ "The Day - Google News Archive". News.google.com. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
- ^ "Yvonne De Carlo (1922 - 2007) - Find A Grave Memorial". Findagrave.com. Retrieved 2012-02-13.
- ^ Time Magazine
- ^ Genealogy
- ^ a b "Boxoffice Magazine (February 28, 1966) - Blue Ribbon Honor Roll Call, pg. 154.". BoxOffice.
- ^ "America's Greatest Legends - A compendium of the 500 stars nominated for top 50 "Greatest Screen Legends" status.". American Film Institute. Retrieved April 30, 2014.
Further reading[edit]
- Thomas, Nick (2011). Raised by the Stars: Interviews with 29 Children of Hollywood Actors. McFarland. ISBN 978-0-7864-6403-6. Includes an interview with De Carlo's son, Bruce Morgan.
External links[edit]
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- Official website
- Yvonne De Carlo at the Internet Movie Database
- Yvonne De Carlo at the Internet Broadway Database
- NY Times obituary
- Media Newswire press release: 'Munsters' Television Star Yvonne De Carlo Dies at 84
- Yvonne De Carlo in 'Lamp Of Memory' (1944, Soundie) at The Prelinger Archive
- "Yvonne de Carlo". The Daily Telegraph (London). 12 January 2007. Archived from the original on 25 October 2007. Obituary.
- Yvonne De Carlo at Find a Grave
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Laddie John Dill's experiments with materials since graduating from Chouinard Art Institute in the late 1960s has led not only to acclaim but to an artistic process entirely his own. Laddie creates expressionistic abstract landscapes with carefully pigmented cement "paint" covered by geometrically cut plates of glass. The strict lines of the overlying glass often contrast the natural chaotic swirl of the colored cement beneath.
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The next day he cuts away any of the cement that has been forced outside the glass, and it is sealed around the edges. Any negative spaces (no glass or cement yet) are filled with another cement polymer, and when these areas are leather hard, he sculpts away at pieces to create a topography and a three-dimensional texture. The color of this relief can be manipulated through further oxidation with any of his pigments. He also makes use of inlaid metal, like aluminum or steel, between the plates of glass and bare cement surfaces. Once he's finished filling in all the open space, the entire structure is sealed with a clear lacquer-based industrial sealer to prevent further oxidation (or discoloration).
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Arcadia High School junior Matt Peterson posted the video to YouTube Friday night asking Cyrus to the upcoming prom and to his surprise, the video quickly went viral.
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2. See the video for all our inventory. There are a LOT of pens that are coming to the show that we haven't photographed yet to put in the Current Inventory Gallery. After the Philly Show, we'll have this gallery updated with all the pens that we didn't sell in Philly, so be sure to check out these pens next week if you can't make the show.
3. I forgot to mention this in the video, but the new unannounced pen will be with us at Philly Show. Come out to see a sneak peek. We'll officially announce this pen next week!
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Cell Communication and Signaling is an open access, peer-reviewed, online journal that encompasses all basic and translational aspects of cellular communications and signaling pathways in normal and pathological conditions.
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LiveMATCHNIGHT LIVE - Basingstoke Bison v Slough Jets
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- Score - Basingstoke Bison 6 Slough Jets 2
- Andy Melachrino scores the only goal of the first period.
- Alan Lack levels the game before Ciaran Long's penalty shot makes it 2-1 at the second buzzer.
- Joe Rand, Nicky Chinn, Tomas Karpov and Stuart Mogg all scored for the Herd, with Lack netting again for the Jets in the final period.
Video reaction to follow
END OF THE GAME - Bison 6 Jets 2
The Bison take the win to remain top and they could have scored a lot more if not for a hot goalie.
Now the Herd will look to make it a double success at Slough join us at the Hangar tomorrow.
GOAL - Bison 6 Jets 2 - Stuart Mogg (59:59)
Mogg scores from close range and fellow young Brits Wynn and Ingoldsby pick up thg assists.
His first Bison goal on home ice.
GOAL - Bison 5 Jets 2 - Tomas Karpov (59:20)
After a flare-up around the Bison goal following the next face-off Karpov slots into the empty net.
Slough call a time-out and pull goalie
Rand goes close for the Bison as they look for a fifth goal in the final two minutes of the game.
Slough kill another penalty
Slough kill a penalty
GOAL - Bison 4 Jets 2 - Alan Lack (48:53)
Lack tap in by the post after Towalski picks off the rebound from Avery's shot.
GOAL - Bison 4 Jets 1 - Nicky Chinn (46:16)
A lovely drop pass from Greener and Chinn produces a superb finish.
Great save from Skinns to deny Padelek from close range.
GOAL - Bison 3 Jets 1 - Joe Rand (41:46)
Rand goes across the slot to score.
The third period underway and the Bison start it with 53 seconds left on their powerplay.
END OF THE SECOND PERIOD - Bison 2 Jets 1
an even opening to the session until the penalty shot and then the Herd deserved more than one goal. Slough goalie is still playing out of his skin.
As the period finishes the Bison go close on a powerplay and they still have 53 seconds left on the penalty going into the last session.
Four-on-four hockey as Vantroba and Lack go to the sin bin
The Herd back on top now
Andy Melachrino hits the post
GOAL - Bison 2 Jets 1 - Ciaran Long (31:51)
Bison penalty shot Long scores. This was after Joe Myers the Slough goalie was adjudged to have throw his stick along the ice to deny Joe Greener a shooting chance. The Brit goalie took over in goal because Slough were on the powerplay so they could ice their three import skaters. Vasiljevic returned for the penalty shot, but great stick work by Long saw him score. it is the second time this season Long has scored a penalty shot in games between these sides with last time being for Slough.
More even contest now with both goalies making saves.
GOAL - Bison 1 Jets 1 - Alan Lack (21:32)
Lack fires into the roof of the net with their fifth shot of the game.
Second period underway can the Bison add to their tally.
END OF THE FIRST PERIOD - Bison 1 Jets 0
Somehow it is still only 1-0 their goalie is on his way to another man-of the-match award. He has kept them in this game. Three periods of this and surely there can only be one result.
Connolly's shot rolls across the goal crease behind the Slough goalie. Padelek tests Skinns, before Karpov sets up Melachrino and only a smart reflex save stops him.
The herd kill the penalty
A good Bison powerplay comes to an end as Chinn goes to the box.
GOAL - Bison 1 Jets 0 Andy Melachrino (11:26)
Melachrino tips a Vantroba blue line blast on the powerplay as Mindy Kieras sits in the sin bin.
The Karpov line keeps the pressure on, but just unable to find the net.
Bison start the better
Game underway Dean Skinns in goal for the Bison and Andrej Vasiljevic guards the pipes for Slough.
Team news and the Bison have a full roster.
For Slough Kamil Tvrdek returns to give their offence even more bite. Alan Lack and Ales Padelek were back last week all three missed the 7-2 loss in this building a fortnight ago.
The Bison are looking to make it five straight wins and are level with Manchester at the top after the Phoenix won 3-2 at Sheffield last night. The Herd are top as they lead the series over Manchester.
Last weekend the Jets beat Guildford in a shoot-out, but lost last Sunday at Perterborough and slipped to the bottom of the EPL.
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A former math teacher. A firefighter. A lawyer. A small-business woman. A full-time doctoral student. A congressional aide.
When the legislative session started in January, the six delegates from different cliques in Maryland's clubby General Assembly had this in common: None would have called himself or herself a supporter of Gov. Martin O'Malley's bill to legalize same-sex marriage.
Some never let on that they were wavering. Those who did faced the same formidable political and social forces that managed to scuttle the measure last year, including a strong and organized lobby from some of the state's most influential church leaders. One lawmaker, a Catholic, received a phone call from Rome from Cardinal-designate Edwin F. O'Brien, who was elevated to that rank Saturday. All confronted the threat of being unseated by opponents of gay marriage when the delegates face re-election campaigns in 2014.
But this time the faith-driven opposition didn't carry the day. Instead, lawmakers say, they were swayed by the emotional stories of gay couples. Some delegates wanted to be assured that churches would never be forced by the state to preform same-sex marriages. Several were convinced that voters would get the final say. Their decisions pushed the vote count past the 71 needed to pass the measure.
Like many legislators, Dels. A. Wade Kach, Robert A. Costa, Tiffany T. Alston, Pamela G. Beidle, John A. Olszewski Jr. and John L. Bohanan Jr. struggled with the decision. They were among the last to declare support for the bill; three flipped their votes last week.
Jubilant supporters are looking to the next step — a vote in the Maryland Senate, which approved a similar measure last year and is likely to do so again. If the bill passes, it is expected to be petitioned to referendum and go before the voters in November. Opinion polls show they are evenly split on the issue.
Seven states — Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and Washington — along with the District of Columbia, have approved gay nuptials. Same-sex marriage measures could be on the November ballot in Maine and Washington state.
Hours before Maryland's House approved the bill, a same-sex marriage bill was vetoed in New Jersey by Republican Gov. Chris Christie, an O'Malley rival.
But Friday, the national spotlight was focused on Maryland's 141-member House, where O'Malley aides said they were not sure they had the votes until the final count was read aloud. For nearly a year, a tight group of supporters had fanned out to talk with any and every delegate they thought they could move.
"It was a grind until the end," said Joseph Bryce, O'Malley's top legislative aide, who in July was tasked with pulling the votes together. In the final weeks, he had said they were within "striking distance," but they went into the day of the vote with no margin for error.
Even as the measure went to a final House vote, he was not sure. Delegates were lobbying on the floor until the final moments.
The state's black churches played a key role in the opposition. And as votes slipped away last week, they suggested that the defections were more about politics than conscience.
"There is no question there were unscrupulous practices," said the Rev. Derek McCoy, executive director of the Maryland Marriage Alliance. "Oh, absolutely. Deals were being cut for certain amendments and certain concessions."
Lawmakers interviewed for this article denied that they were given anything for their votes. They said they took time to think about personal stories from gay and lesbian couples they met during hearings or in private meetings. Others wanted changes to the bill and worked with O'Malley's aides to find the right balance.
One — Alston — still opposes same-sex marriages and pledged to help organize a referendum against the measure. But she said she wants the state to move past the issue.
Another, Bohanan, did not change his view until the evening before the vote.
In the end, they seemed relieved.
"I'm glad this is over," said Kach, as he walked out of the State House. One of two Republican lawmakers to change his vote from last year, no one came under more pressure. When the Baltimore County delegate announced his position Thursday, he received threats. State troopers followed him around the State House for the day.
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Cryptolocker gives you certain amount of time to pay up or your data will be gone. Experts say the viruses are becoming more sophisticated and more prevalent.
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The Office of Black Church Studies [1] at the Divinity School will host the Rev. Otis Moss III, senior pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Ill. Nov. 28 -29.
On Monday Nov. 28 Moss will appear at an informal dinner and conversation event in the Divinity School's York Room from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Registration is required by contacting email@example.com [2].) On Tuesday at 11:25 a.m., Moss will preach during morning worship services at Goodson Chapel on Ezra 3:8-13 in a sermon entitled "A Blue Note Gospel." Following the service, the Office of Black Church Studies will host a brown bag lunch featuring Moss in the Alumni Memorial Commons Room.
Moss is part of a new generation of ministers committed to preaching prophetically that the message of love and justice are inseparable companions, forming the foundation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. He has a unique gift for communicating across generations. His creative Bible-based messages have inspired young and old alike.
He is an ordained minister in the Progressive National Baptist Convention and the United Church of Christ, carrying dual standing in both denominations. He is a life member of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, board member of The Christian Century magazine, and chaplain of the Children's Defense Fund's Samuel DeWitt Proctor Child Advocacy Conference.