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After years of thinking they close the business day on Fridays at 6:00PM like most all banks, I was just informed that the close business at 4:00 PM every day. BOA will do anything to get a late fee and if you call to get one knocked off, forget it. I would fire them but my mortgage is with them. Go to wells Fargo if you have one, much better service and Chase closes business at 6:00 PM every day.
First of all, the Branch Manager does not care about the customers. If he did, he would instruct all his employees to park in the back parking spaces. The employees all park in the best parking spaces right next to the bank. Therefore, the customers get the worst parking spaces and have to walk the furtherest. I seem several elderly persons having difficulty as well as handicapp individuals having a hard time entering the bank. The least the Branch Manager can do is instruct his employees to park two rows back.
After all their cars will be parked on the lot for eight hours. The tellers are not trained well. I am a business owner and just deposited $40,000 and then had a $1000 petty cash check to cashout. She did not know how to process it. Other branches don't do it the way she processed the check, it shows up 3 x on my statement.
They should put the business teller back in place since they don't have competent tellers that know what they are doing. I had to wait 10 minutes for a simple transaction that normally takes 3 minutes at another bank or with an more experienced teller. The lines are too long.
I have had an account with this bank for several years. I recently deposited a va check from my husband's death. They not only messed up the deposit but claimed they were sending the check back to me in the form of a bank draft in 7-10 days because the atm couldn't read it. They couldn't read i guess. It overdrew my account and all they could do was hand me their business cards and say i'm sorry.
I will never do business with them again and i want everyone to know dont bank with them especially n. Monroe branch in tallahassee florida. No i will have my power turned off tomorrow and no insurance thanks to them.

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Catfish: The TV Show: Season 2
Watch the new season of 'Catfish: The TV Show' Tuesdays @ 8:30pm, only MTV!
'Catfish: The TV Show' is a trip down the rabbit hole of online relationships, an unpredictable hall of mirrors where things are never what they seem. From bogus profile pics and wholesale alter egos to heartfelt longing and deep personal secrets, 'Catfish' unravels the range of deceptions and emotions that can surround romances forged solely in technology.
Each week, hosts Nev and Max bring couples together for face-to-face meetings after long periods of computer canoodling – and the result is never less than a total surprise. For Nev Schulman, it's personal. The star of the documentary that started it all, Nev himself was the victim of a catfish – and, as a result, became a poster boy for 21st century relationships. Deluged with emails from people in situations just like him, Nev – along with his filmmaker buddy Max - set out to help others uncover the core truths behind idealized avatars.
Like a pair of digital detectives, Nev and Max use their laptops for good – to penetrate the walls of facade that can exist in a digital maze. From good looks to good schools, jobs to genders, all things may not be what they appear. But in the end, is our hopeful getting intimate with a person who really cares for them, or a person with a hidden agenda? Or something in-between? Whether it's true love or true lies, in every episode Nev and Max navigate the twists and turns of technology that both bond and separate these people from each other.
Along the way, the duo's mix of empathy, charm and humor help us all understand our need for each other and our need for attention. 'Catfish: The TV Show' is an unprecedented look at our attempts to make contact in a digital world where anything's possible – like becoming someone else.
cat·fish [kat-fish] verb:
To pretend to be someone you're not online by posting false information, such as someone else's pictures, on social media sites usually with the intention of getting someone to fall in love with you.
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A Heavy Rock version of a Jed Brewer worship song written for motorcycle gang members called "You Always Have My Back" about how Jesus is always there for us even when we think He should be angry with us.
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Hey my friends,
This-a-here is a music video we put together for my song "The Easy Part Is Hard." The music is like a mixture of Switchfoot and The Fray. Check it out!
The music video for Jed Brewer's "The Easy Part is Hard" about the struggle to believe God loves us. (Featuring a guest appearance on Unka Glen on bass.)
New Jed Brewer tune: The Easy Part is Hard.
"God loves you" is the most basic thing Christians hear, but sometimes it is a struggle to believe that. We don't always feel that way, even thought we know it is true. The easiest part of our faith is often times the toughest. Jed wrote a song about that struggle.
Hey my friends,
This is a song featuring my good friend Scott Copeland. The sound is for fans of P.O.D., Trapt, and, really, the Warped Tour generally.
This song was written by my friend Lee Younger and myself, and it has to do with the fear that, if people knew what I was really like, no on would want to be around me. The amazing thing about being a Christian, is that you discover Jesus knows everything about you, and He *still* loves you, *still* wants you, and is *still* straight up crazy about you!
Now, Scott's gotten some airplay with this song over the past few months, and he's actually up for a "New Artist Of The Year" award. Would you help me and Lee and Scott out by taking 10 seconds to go to this link and select Scott Copeland as your pick for New Artist Of The Year?
Here's the link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RM3SHHP
Thanks so much, y'all!
You Want Me
If any of you knew the things I think about
How dark it is inside my mind
Just rage and fear and doubt
I wake up angry, I fall asleep so sad
And in between I'm guilty
For all the times I've been so bad
If everything inside me suddenly was known
You would run away
And I would be alone
If any of you knew the things that I have done
The crimes I have committed
You would turn and run
I've broken faith and trust
With those who call me friend
Then I turned around, and I did it all again
I know I'm past hope
I know I'm all used up
'Cause everyone I've ever known someday runs out of love
You say you see the dark and deep
What's hidden down inside
But Lord you know the secret me
And still you gave your life
It's so hard to believe
But Jesus, you want me
You want me
If any of you knew the way I feel inside
The secrets I keep locked behind
The smiles that cover lies
I look in the bathroom mirror and only think of how
I am unloved and that makes sense
Cause no one wants me now
People who are special are people who aren't me
And Jesus, may I ask, do you agree?
You say you see the dark and deep
What's hidden down inside
But Lord you know the secret me
And still you gave your life
It's so hard to believe
But Jesus, you want me
You want me
This is a fantastic song from my friend Scott Copeland. Here's what Scott has to say about the song: "A heavy approach to help teach that God sent himself in the form of Jesus to pay off what we did."
The whole song is good, but this lyric - written from God's perspective - makes it a must-listen on constant repeat…
When you were off getting high,
I still stood right by your side.
Even though you were not ready for me,
I am ready to give you everything.


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Still photos and posters from the DreamWorks Animation produced movie Madagascar: Europe's Most Wanted [Blu-ray]. Pictured below are director Eric Darnell, Tom McGrath, Conrad Vernon and stars Ben Stiller, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer, Jada Pinkett Smith, Bryan Cranston, Martin Short.
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To start answering these questions, let's look at what an advisor actually does. An advisor should be able to help you plan your coursework in the most effective way to get you where you want to be in terms of academic and career choices. They should be able to help you pick out courses that will give you a leg up in graduate programs and internships.
Beyond coursework, your adviser is probably going to be the faculty member who knows the most about you as a student and a person. They will likely be one of the first people you turn to when asking for a letter of recommendation. (In fact, some internships require a letter from your academic advisor specifically.) Therefore, you want your adviser to be someone with whom you feel comfortable speaking and sharing your goals, past and other pertinent issues.
While your academic adviser is here for your benefit, you have responsibilities as well. While your advisor may be able to suggest some courses and careers based on your interest, no one can choose a path for you. So, it's important to make your choices about what you want out of your experience at St. Olaf and to allow your advisor to help you achieve that. Likewise, you need to be willing to give your advisor the information they need to write letters of recommendation. Therefore, you want your advisor to be someone you trust and with whom you feel comfortable.
And sometimes that just doesn't work out. Many people change majors or ambitions over their course of study at St. Olaf. Since advisors are assigned on initial major interests, and most faculty members don't know the requirements outside of their department very well (if at all), a dramatic shift in the major course of study will likely necessitate a change of advisors. Even if your advisor is still able to help you graduate, you might consider shifting advisors to someone with interests closer to your own. It's no biggie, really. All you have to do is find a new advisor with an area of expertise closer to your own, fill out a form and obtain a couple signatures and you're home free. People change their career paths all the time; faculty members are used to that. Still, your advisor is the person who knows you best academically; you might want to keep the relationship alive for letters of recommendation.
But what about when you feel like your advisor has been neglectful, has given you bad advice or you just don't like to be around them? Here the situation can get a little more hairy.
Oftentimes an absentee advisor will be aware that they've been a little hard to contact. In the case of a sabbatical, advisors may even prompt a student to switch in the mean time. In any event, an advisor is here to help you get to where you need to be. If your needs aren't being met, try to talk to your advisor about the problem. If they refuse to work with you more, then there's no need to waste your time and theirs attempting to revive a failing relationship.
Still, there's no need to burn bridges. Approach the subject tactfully, explain why it is that your needs aren't being met and ask them to sign the advisor changing form. The important thing is to remain cool -- after all, a student/advisor relationship is largely for your edification and you're entitled to have a positive experience.
If you really feel like you've been wronged (keep in mind that taking your advisor's advice doesn't guarantee that you'll graduate in four years, that you'll get into your classes or that graduate schools will flock to you), have a chat with your department chair. If you've made the effort to be prepared for your meetings with them, kept them informed on your academic progress and provided for their needs, they owe you the same. Letting your department chair know about a legitimately bad experience may spare others the same.
At the end of the day, a relationship with an advisor is a two-way street: You prepare for your meetings and supply them with the information needed to help you, and they guide you on your academic journey. But when its time for the affair to end, just make sure remain cool, explain your reasons and keep the conversation cordial.


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Espresso-Hot Fudge Sauce
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Yield: Makes 3 1/4 cups
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- 1 (8-oz.) package unsweetened chocolate baking squares
- 1/2 cup butter
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 tablespoons instant espresso
- 1 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- Melt chocolate and butter in a large, heavy saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly. Add sugar and espresso, and cook, stirring constantly, 30 seconds or until blended. Add milk, and cook, stirring constantly, 3 minutes or until thoroughly heated and sugar is dissolved. (Do not boil.) Remove from heat. Stir in vanilla extract and salt. Cover and chill sauce up to 2 weeks.
- Note: To reheat, microwave sauce in a microwave-safe bowl, stirring occasionally, at HIGH for 15- to 30-second intervals or until warm.
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The New York Islanders extended their best home-winning streak this season to 4 on Tuesday night by defeating the Philadelphia Flyers 4-1. The Isles, who are now 7-1-1 in their last 9 games, are now tied for 6th place in the Eastern Conference at 44 points with the Ottawa Senators.
After Michael Grabner scored the go-ahead goal towards the end the of second period, the Isles held their composure in another stellar third period effort to come out on top of the Atlantic Division's bottom club. (Photo Credit: IslesPunkFan/Flickr)
In a truly critical contest, the New York Islanders defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 4-1 on Tuesday night, putting the Flyers 7 points away from the Islanders, who now sit in in the 7th spot in the Eastern Conference. The loss snapped a seven-game winning streak at Nassau Coliseum.
After the Flyers committed an icing, took a timeout, and failed to get the puck deep when play continued, the Islanders rushed the puck up the other way. Colin McDonald found Michael Grabner streaking down the wing after a pick by Keith Aucoin. Grabner snapped it past starter Steve Mason to give the Islanders the 2-1 lead.
The Flyers are hoping that Saturday's loss didn't derail them from the playoff hunt. Heading to Long Island, the Flyers look to take down the Islanders and get back into the winning ways.
General Manager Paul Holmgren announced this afternoon that the Philadelphia Flyers have signed goaltender Steve Mason to a one-year extension worth $1.5 million. Mason was acquired in a deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets on April 3 for Michael Leighton and a 2015 third round pick.
The 24-year-old goaltender busted onto the NHL scene back in 2008. In his rookie season, he posted a 33-20-7 record with the Blue Jackets, posting ten shutouts, and owning an impressive .916 save percentage and a 2.29 goals against average.
The Flyers got their first look at Steve Mason, but it was under the circumstances they least wanted it to come under.
A second period melt down for starter Ilya Bryzgalov saw his night end abruptly. It also snapped the Flyers four-game winning streak with a 4-1 loss to the Jets, which also snapped Winnipeg's five-game skid.
The Flyers waltzed into the game three points out of a playoff spot. They were a point behind the Jets in the standings with two games in hand. They're now three points back and sit in 11th place currently with 10 games remaining.
Riding a three-game winning streak, the Flyers look to make it four. They go to Toronto to face the Maple Leafs, who are also on a three-game run.
The agent of newly acquired goaltender Steve Mason, Anon Thun, expects the Flyers and the goaltender to come to agreement on a one-year contract extension shortly.
The extension will give Mason a chance to compete with now starter Ilya Bryzgalov for the top goalie spot. Mason was acquired from Columbus before the trade deadline for a 2015 3rd round pick and Michael Leighton
This was all speculation yesterday when Mason was acquired. With Bryzgalov boasting a massive contract it's rumored the Flyers could amnesty Bryzgalov's contract, freeing up a ton of money to get themsleves salary cap complient.
The Flyers fell short of the Ben Bishop sweepstakes and went for plan B.
The Flyers acquired goaltender Steve Mason from the Columbus Blue Jackets, giving them a strong back-up goaltender for Ilya Bryzgalov. Bishop, who they were targeting, was traded to the Lightning earlier.
The Flyers gave up a 2015 third round pick and Michael Leighton for Mason.
(AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jeff McIntosh)
As the NHL announced this morning that the NHL Board has approved realignment, tonight's game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Columbus Blue Jackets will mark the last time the two teams face each other as division rivals.Next season, the Blue Jackets, along with fellow Central division rival Detroit Red Wings, will move to the Eastern Conference. Under the new alignment, Columbus will join a division composed of mid-Atlantic teams, and the Red Wings will move to a division made up of a mix of eastern Candian teams, Buffalo, Boston, both Florida teams, and Detroit. Chicago's division will consist of the three remaining Central teams, plus Minnesota, Winnipe...
If the Blackhawks set a new league record on Friday night, why not extend the record a little further?Sunday night's game will be a meeting of the best and the worst in the league. Columbus comes in to town on the tail end of a back-to-back, having lost to St. Louis 2-1 on Saturday night. The Blue Jackets are 5-11-2, having just 12 points to show for the season thus far. With Washington's win this weekend, Columbus fell to last place.Despite CBJ's struggles, however, the team should never be fully discounted. In 10 of their 18 games, Columbus has lost by just one goal, and they've gone to the shootout twice. They have also on rare occasion sh...


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Steve Johnson is the Director of Character Education at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at SCU. Mr. Johnson currently teaches at SCU in the Department of Education, and has been an elementary and high school teacher and principal at a variety of Catholic schools.
Father Tony Mancuso serves as pastor of Saint John Vianney in East San Jose and continues to be chaplain of Saint Francis High School. He also teaches at SCU in the Graduate School of Counseling Psychology and Education.
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Hi Everyone,
I started crossfit not too long ago and noticed drastic strength improvements within a months time. However, the main reason I wanted to start crossfit was to lose weight, however, I wasn't experiencing any weight loss. I decided to change my diet into a paleo diet with a few exceptions like milk and protein shakes. After a few weeks instead of losing, I actually started gaining weight which was the last thing I wanted. So I went to strict paleo, eating mainly chicken breast and fish with lots of veggies and about 2 servings of fruit a day. After two weeks of strict paleo, 1 hour of cardio a day on top of my crossfit lifting in the evening I've gained another 5 lbs… I'm not sure what is happening to have the constant increase in weight, but please help! The following is a sample of the average of my diet for the past two weeks.
Daily Consumption
Calories: 1440
Protein: 150g
Carbs: 75g
Fat: 60g
I don't know how accurate this is, it's based upon using the "Lose It!" App
Please give me some advise on what I can do to actually lose weight… Thank you.


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For seemingly the four billionth time in 2011, the New York Mets have outrighted Nick Evans to Triple-A. However, unlike the previous times, Evans has yet to accept the assignment, and could become a free agent.
The corner infielder and outfielder collected 194 plate appearances for the Mets in 2011, and posted a mediocre .256/.314/.403 line with 4 homeruns, 25 RBI, and 26 runs. The 25 year-old only saw about 18% of his yearly playing time from May to July, before landing more-or-less full-time at-bats in August and September.
August was Evans' finest month, swatting an impressive .366/.413/.585 line in 46 plate appearances. However, now seeing regular playing time, the right-handed hitter slumped mightily in September, posting a dismal .241/.265/.352 line in 113 plate appearances.
Despite his impressive Minor League career (.278/.344/.478 line), Nick Evans didn't even "mash" left-handed pitching as advertised (.236/.323/.436). Luckily for Evans, he still has age on his side, but the youngster has yet to truly prove he can handle Major League pitching.
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both of my kids attend this school and it is why we moved to the sidney town in the first place . the teachers are great, and the princaple well she is awesome . they all work together for each and every student and make them all fell great about themselfs as a parent Im very pleased with the j.h.bean school and all that it stands for .
J.H.B. is a wonderful school. The teachers are always willing to go above and beyond the call of duty. There are many great programs at the school including Project Scholar (a wide variety of after-school activities ranging from science clubs to sports to baking and sewing!), sports teams, environmental clubs, etc. There is a great focus on the children working together and accepting one another; the school is anti-clique and anti-bullying. Beyond their excellence in academics, technology, and comradarie, there are also a number of positives such as free breakfast for all children regardless of family income level. J.H.B. is a high-quality school and I feel lucky to have my children enrolled there; I also was fortunate enough to attend the school when I was a child.
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I will say, though, that Universal's Croissant Moon at IOA and it's I-can't-spell-it-or-pronounce-it twin at USF have surprisingly good sandwiches and pasta salads, so we usually wind up hitting those spots once or twice on a trip as well. And, of course, Monster Cafe has the best themeing EVER, so we always at least buy a drink there, just to make sure we patronize it. And last year at Horror Nights it really seemed that they had stepped up the quality of food in the Cafe, so I hope it survives all the changes in the park.
There is however one option you didn't mention Robert, probably because BG is the only park I know that is doing it. Both BGW and BGT as well as Seaworld Orlando offer self service pizza buffets without servers. It's along the lines of a CiCi's pizza, but the price is pretty darn good for a theme park. I am honestly surprised more parks aren't trying this out. BGW even did a holiday buffet in the same way this year for Christmastown.
We don't always choose one or the other, often a mix of both depending entirely on our mood that day. For Example, a typical day at Epcot Center.
We'll have breakfast off property near our hotel, normally Perkins. Lunch is normal counter service, often at the Land Pavilion. Dinner can go either way depending on what we're feeling like. If we're wanting a good meal after a long day we'll often head over to World Showcase and see where we can slip in for dinner. Sometime we're not much in the mood for a heavy meal and will just pick up something at Mexico's San Angel Tavern.
So I think it depends on your style and mood, as well budget. However I don't think their is a single answer at work since most of us will snack at some point, at some park. I know I never pass up things like a Dole Whip at Magic Kingdom or a freshly fried Corn-dog at BGW.


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Cicada invasion: If you can't beat them, eat them
Two and a half acres of land can produce about 250 pounds of beef that is full of heart attack inducing saturated fats and pumped full of antibiotics and growth hormone. Beef production, also, releases more heat trapping green house gases than any other food. Also, factory farms are hideously inhumane. If we are going to mass produce animals for food then perhaps we should be mass producing animals that are lower on the food chain, not mammals that feel joy and suffer very much in the same way humans do.
Two and a half acres of land can produce about 2000 pounds of insects. Insects contain about the same amount of protein as a steak and much less saturated fats. And, unlike mammals and many types of our most popular farmed fish, they are ideal for factory farming because they are resilient and can thrive piled one upon the other. If we all ate insects instead of mammals, there would be a measurable impact on Climate Change. Climate Change will result in more floods, droughts, wars, terrorism and starvation than we have ever experienced in human history. It has become clear that our life choices are effecting everything and everyone on the planet.
Eating insects is, to me, mostly about changing the way we look things. Individual changes in perception can lead to individual changes in behavior which, in turn, can lead to vast cultural transformations. If you, as an individual, can change the way you look at things, you can have a huge impact on the world. We certainly don't have to start eating insects, to make the world a better place, but we can make an effort to eat in a way that is much more open and aware.
That said, you really gotta try my cicadas. I promise you, they will be scrumptious.
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When Michael Feinberg and Dan Levin established their fledgling Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP) school in Houston in the early 1990s, they hoped only to prove in their own school that a highly-structured and demanding program could lift the academic performance of disadvantaged students. Little more than 10 years later, however, the name KIPP and the approach they had honed had become an education "brand name," used by more than 40 schools overseen by the KIPP Foundation they had helped to establish and operate. This case tells the story of how KIPP grew from a single school to an education franchise, all the while taking steps to ensure that its special approach continued to be employed in schools bearing the KIPP name.
More specifically, the case focuses on the relationship between KIPP founders Levin and Feinberg and two key philanthropists, Donald and Doris Fisher, who used the fortune earned in their GAP apparel chain to help the KIPP idea "go to scale." The case focuses on the decisions of Fisher, Feinberg, Levin, and the legal staff of the San Francisco based KIPP Foundation, financed by the Fishers, to ensure that KIPP standards would be maintained at KIPP schools.
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Joey Smith (Statham) is a homeless veteran nursing a drug habit with his friend Isabel. When they're attacked, he escapes and falls through a skylight into the empty apartment of a rich man. Joey builds a new life and sets out to find Isabel, with the help of a friendly nun (Buzek).
This was supposed to be the film that showed us Jason Statham was more than an action star and Steven Knight was more than a much-praised screenwriter. Unfortunately, a strangely on-the-nose script and a succession of unlikely developments means that it doesn't even live up to the best of Statham's more brainless fare, let alone Knight's best screenplays to date.
It's not that Statham is bad; he's clearly straining to show another side here, toning down his previously unstoppable action hero to a more fallible scale and giving a sense of the weight of violence on his shoulders. While it's a little hard to believe that such a capable warrior would decline quite so far, the film eventually explains why his life might fall apart and why he might rebuild it as he does. The problem is that it can't decide from one moment to the next whether he's a badass or a bruised mess.
Rather than blending the realism of Knight's London with a heightened story — as, say, his Eastern Promises managed — this swerves between reality and fantasy without quite convincing as either. The decision to make a love interest of a nun stinks of melodrama, and while Knight does his best to give Agata Buzek's Sister Cristina a compelling backstory and her own character, stacking such an improbable affair on top of the story's other implausibilities challenges the suspension of disbelief.
Occasionally, the film seems to slip into a groove — the Statham-standard quest to track down the missing Isabel drives it for a while, and later the tentative love story with Cristina briefly gives it its impetus — but the needle always jumps to another track. There are traces of brave and interesting ideas here, but ironically it's Knight's script that fails to tie them together and leaves the director and his cast struggling to pull a coherent story from the mess.
An awkward mix of realist social drama and Statham actioner, this doesn't quite convince as either. A disappointing start to Knight's directing career.
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January 8th, 20149:14 am
When I was a Sr. in high school, we did Pippin. I was in the pit orchestra, and the coming of age story really resonated with the 18-year-old I was. The last time I saw a production was the Paper Mill Playhouse version in 2000, which was super-kitch and cheesy, but it had the newer Theo ending which I loved.
This Broadway revival starts off really strong and the supporting cast, production, and carnival vibe are top notch. Patina Miller does a fantastic job as Leading Player as does Tovah Feldshuh with Berthe. For the most part, the show does a great job of mixing the darkness with the circus. I thoroughly enjoyed the show and do recommend it.
However, Matthew James Thomas's portrayal of Pippin was way too hammy, and in some ways, ruins the show. It doesn't make it unwatchable, but it makes it a good show and not a great show. Everyone else in the cast can ham. I didn't like how hammy Terrence Mann played Charlemagne, but it didn't break the show. Even Rachel Bay Jones's Catherine who is way off key singing "Kind of Woman" and way too hammy as well didn't break the show. But a way too hammy Pippin ruins it.
The way I see the show, you need to believe that this poor fool thinks that he can find some actual meaning for his life. Behind the glitz, camp, and acrobatics is an actual story and an actual character with a quest. Without believing that Pippin believes in his quest, the show falls apart as an actual show. You need to buy that Tony loves Maria despite their different backgrounds. You need to believe that Princeton is really in search of his purpose in life. Shows don't work unless you buy into the protagonist's quest.
If you like Pippin or musicals in general, this is definitely worth seeing despite this deeply painful miss. However, it could truly be a great show with a better male lead who takes the time to actual play his character rather than just play around.
— Dalton, Ames
December 23rd, 201312:47 pm
It is so worth the price of admission to see TOVAH FELDSHUH rock the house as "Berthe". She is beyond amazing!!!!
— Arthur, Los Angeles, CA
October 28th, 201312:23 pm
There are few productions that have compelled me to travel 3 times to NYC to see a production than twice. This is a spectacular ENSEMBLE musical and a spectacular ensemble cast. Great show, great production, great cast! I will never forget this magic.
— TJK, Hunt Valley, MD
July 25th, 20133:43 pm
As a lifelong fan of Pippin, I would say overall I was pretty well pleased by this production. Better here not to defer to Mr. Brantley's review--which I find to be the granting of grudging credit and the weak tea of theater reviewers who let their attendance of too many plays poorly inform their judgment of a play's purpose and effect for first-timers and even old-timers (and there will be many for this revival). Barnes' original review was actually not much better in this regard.
Cutting to the chase: it is simply impossible to reproduce the vocal capabilities of the original cast: John Rubinstein as Pippin, Ben Vereen as the Leading Player, Jill Clayburgh as Catherine. However, this production holds up well enough. By introducing a circus theme instead of the original "masqueraded players" it accomplishes several things at once: 1) it asks much more of the cast physically; 2) it brings the masque element forward in time (circus performance is popular today--whereas the masquerade character of the original always seemed out of touch and too hippie-dippie for its own good); 3) it emphasizes the illusory character of the extraordinary that the play absolutely demands.
In the end, Brantley misreads some of this play. He saw the craving for love and attention of the theatrical arts as the play's subtext. Actually, I saw--and you will, too--a play that already recognizes its audience's love and warmly welcomes it. There were several alterations to the play that spoke loudly: "This is a hell of a play. We know it. You know it. We've made some changes because we both know it. Sit back--or jump up--shout--sing along (unless told not to)--and enjoy." Some may call that cynical. I see that kind of wink and nod to the audience as a type of respect.
— Bennett Graff, New Haven, CT
July 15th, 201312:26 pm
I miss Ben Vereen. Some shoes cannot be filled. However, Andrea Martin was just plain amazing!
— Karen S., Warwick, NY
June 17th, 20139:06 am
I had the pleasure of seeing the original 1972 production with Ben Vereen, and I can tell you that this production will not disappoint. Mr. Vereen, as well as the composer, Stephen Schwartz, were both in attendance for last nite's show, and the show literally blew the roof off the house. There were multiple standing ovations during the acts, and after the show ended, the audience did not want to leave the theater. All of the performers shine, and they are a real pleasure to watch. "Mesmerizing" is maybe a better word to describe the experience. This musical was very topical in 1972, with antiwar and antiestablishment overtones, and its focus on the youthful quest for finding meaning in one's life. These themes resonate today as well, and seem fresh. What is new here is the added circus element, and the performers are extremely skilled at this. Some of their stunts are breathtaking. This enhances the spectacle of the show, but does not detract from the music. I found that the choreography paid homage to the legendary Bob Fosse, but did so in a fresh way. Don't miss this show, it's one of the greatest of Broadway musicals, and it is newly reawakened in this fantastic revival.
— todd w, ny, ny
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May 22nd, 20132:17 pm
I tried to enjoy PIPPIN. If the actors would stop yelling. The story would be "deep" in high school. Ultimately, the score is pretty mediocre. Bob Fosse could gussy it up and make it remarkable. I had not seen the original.
— zabriskie4, Los Angeles
May 20th, 20131:12 pm
The show began and the audience went nuts with joy. It's visually stunning and so much fun. People were screaming from their seats.
Andrea Martin's performance was once in a lifetime. The audience was transported. Intermission was so everyone could simply catch their breath.
Pippin is very special show and this production is not to be missed. I could quibble but who would want to? It delivers. It's wonderful. I can't wait to watch Andrea Martin accept her Tony.
— Sara, Chicago
May 16th, 201312:53 pm
The singing in the show was terrible. It was so over the top and showtune-esq that it took away from the story line and was distracting. The over singing completely killed it.
— sunshine, Ny, NY
May 13th, 201311:22 am
Lots of circus spectaculars to cover up. The dark and cynical show that Pippin is underneath. Sure, follow your dreams, fool! Life is not fun, so enjoy the pursuit. You will be only disappointed until the next sucker thinks he can find some meaning here ! Did I say the circus stuff was quite fun?
— Ken, California
May 3rd, 201310:05 am
The best overall production of the 2012-13 season. I can't wait to see it again!
— Jim, NYC
May 3rd, 201310:05 am
I saw the show yesterday and while I do know that it was the Stephen Schwartz musical that was being 'revived', I did come out of the theater with the feeling that the the old 'bait and switch' scam had been perpetrated. Interestingly, Patina Miller as the Leading Player sarcastically says before intermission that the show is playing to an era of shorter attention spans. Well, indeed there's many a true word said in jest.
To the production's credit, the cast is blazingly talented. The principal actors are all displaying their virtuosity with great aplomb. Similarly, Les 7 Doigts de la Main, the acrobatic troupe featured in this production is outstanding. (I was blown away by 'Traces'.) It is the overall artistic direction of this revival that is lackluster. In lieu of the imaginative, jaw-dropping Tony Walton designs that were so integral to the original production we now have a unit-set that is nothing more than the inside of a circus tent. One needs only to compare the original 'Pippin' logo (also designed by Mr. Walton) with the current one to get a sense of the diminished stylistic approach I'm talking about. Where Bob Fosse's dances once enticed, circus stunts now thrill. Whereas the curtain once rose to a collective 'gasp' from the audience because we were being transported to a spot that was 'mystic and exotic' by the sight of disembodied hands floating in smoky ethers, we are now bombarded by a maelstrom of tumbling and gymnastics.
For anyone who hasn't seen the original, this production will undoubtedly be quite entertaining. For baby-boomers (such as myself) who were gloriously seduced by the iconic 'free minute from Pippin' on our television sets back in the '70s into seeing the other 119 minutes of it 'live, without commercial interruption', this will hardly serve as a trip down memory lane. It is no longer the dark, sensual, other-worldy masterpiece of yesteryear. It is like an Elvis impersonator - amusing but somewhat irreverent.
— route66, New York, NY
May 1st, 20134:15 pm
Just saw this revival of PIPPIN for the second time tonight and loved every minute of it!! I also loved this show when I saw it the very first time 40 years ago, and I find it interesting that Mr. Brantley seems to have missed something that was obvious to me, and, apparently, to Ms. Paulus: In order for this show to work in 2013 it needs to feel fresh, to be more of a spectacle, than the original -- otherwise it would just be an odd yet melodic curiosity from the past. Brantley may be too young to remember but there were some serious anti-war undertones to the original -- anyone recall the voiceover during "Glory" that recounted the appalling numbers of casualties from mankind's countless wars over the centuries? That voiceover is missing in the new production, as well it should be. For this generation, it's enough that PIPPIN is about a journey of self-discovery told in a colorful, tuneful and amusing way. Great performers -- I thought Patina Miller was fantastic. Following Ben Vereen ain't easy, even if it's 40 years later!! Do yourself a favor and go see this show -- you'll have a wonderful time!
— Cupcake1951, Long Island, NY
April 29th, 20134:54 pm
I watched the trailer for Pippin that was posted on the NYT website. It looked underwhelming to me, and the bits of movement in it posing as some sort of Fosse looked washed out and amateurish. Circus content is popular but it almost always has a negative effect on dance. As a reviewer in Los Angeles, I see this proven true over and over when companies try to integrate circus performance, especially aerial acts, into choreography and always come up empty. People hope for the best from revivals, especially when they have a personal stake in the original. The question is, will this Pippin create a new crowd of followers or only reactivate an aging but still enthusiastic fan base.
— Steven Woodruff, Los Angeles, California
April 29th, 20134:54 pm
The question is.... what does it take to make us love a NYT critic? A heart of stone? Reading the NYT review just made me angry. I saw the show Tuesday night, late in previews, and it totally blew me and my companions away. One of the most entertaining productions I have seen on Broadway with a fabulous cast and great score. Diane Paulus , Gypsy Snider and Chet Walker deserve high praise. Yeah, the book is thin, we all know that, but review the production - please. Was Ben Brantley reviewing THIS show? Or just showing off... and failing miserably? Really? He had to cite Clive Barnes from forty years ago? Ad tell us that there was a show called Pippin in 1870, which, btw, has nothing to do with this show? How very arcane of you Ben. This IS a razzle dazzle version of Pippin and it works beautifully, right from the awe inspiring opening moment. Patina Miller, as the Leading Player, Andrea Martin, Terrence Mann, Charlotte d'Amboise and the circus performers are all first rate and send the show over the top in a good way. The sold out audience at the performance I saw didn't just rise to our feet at the end - we jumped. If you want to be entertained ignore the stick-in-the-mud Ben Brantley and go enjoy yourself! Yes, there's Magic To Do - and these players do it very well!
— Richard Johnson, New Jersey
April 29th, 20134:54 pm
Oh, for god's sake, Ben. Is nothing good enough for you? In your review of Pippin, you reference Clive Barnes, the Times' critic way back when who also found every little nit to pick with any show that had the whiff of fun in it. Don't be a crank, Ben. This Pippin was fabulous. Don't be such a stick in the mud. Sorely disappointed in your review of this outstanding show.
— Greg M, New York, NY
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
I know from experience that coming of age isn't always a barrel of laughs. But couldn't the Times have chosen a more upbeat photo to represent this production? The poor kid looks as though he's being tortured.
Sure, the show has its darker elements, but it's also funny and entertaining. This photo makes "Pippin" look more like "Marat Sade." I'm now having second thoughts about buying a ticket.
— MAC, Chicago
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
What a waste of talent in search of a better musical. Go see Cirque du Soleil instead.
— Sara, Chappaqua, NY
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
We saw the show Wed, while it was still in previews. It was great entertainment and the time ( two hours 30 minutes ) flew by. Patina Miller was excellent and Andrea Martin was exceptional! Fosse's dance moves are unmistakable, but new audiences do not have comparisons in their mind and can just sit back and watch the joy of performance. Well worth going. I hope the Tony's notice Andrea Martin. Her number is a show stopper!
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
I think Brantley misses the point a little with the in-your-face, over-the-top theatrics of this show. It's *supposed* to be over the top in an effort to razzle dazzle the audience into (metaphorically) choosing the fire pit over the simple life with Catherine. That's why "Love Song" is so poignant - it's one of the only moments in the show without theatrics, and it's the moment that truly determines Pippin's fate. I guess it's hard to see this production and not compare it to the original, but I wish this review spent a little more time actually reviewing this show and not doing an unnecessary compare/contrast. I think this revival has some flaws (I wish some of the circus elements were a little more innovative and not so plugged in, like "insert standard quartet adagio act here") but overall I thought it was just fabulous. The book is equal parts theatrical shtick and deep philosophy, and I think the addition of the circus elements - and the slightly revised ending - in this production really enhanced both of those factors. I left feeling completely entertained and also, perhaps a day or so later after processing it all, very moved.
— HeyMardie, New York, NY
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
I watched the Video you had of the opening number - Magic To Do. A really interesting dissection of the tune. I also had the same impression of Patina Miller that Mr. Brantley had. "Hard As Nails"
When you mention the "real-life husband and wife team Terrence Mann and Ms. d'Amboise I wonder why You characterize them as "Pushing too Hard" as an Age thing. Can't they be enjoying the work? And working hard to achieve it ?
— DP, Sea
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
Having never seen the original production of 'Pippin' but being a huge Fosse fan, I saw this with much excitement and anticipation. As the show started, I was swept up in the various flips, tumbles, contortions, spinning from the ceiling and balancing acts that the gymnasts execute in rapid fire succession, and make no mistake, they're thrilling. However by intermission I realized I never reached the 'goose bump' moment that always happens when I see a truly wonderful show. I was thrown a little bone in the 'Manson Trio' section of the song 'Glory' which apparently is Fosse choreography and not just 'in the style of' but it left me craving for more.
The best that can be said about the show is how Diane Paulus was able to combine the actor/singer/dancers with the acrobats so seamlessly and yes, Andrea Martin steals the show with her number , Terrence Mann is also very good. The rest of the cast are efficient and work very hard but to no avail. Matthew James Thomas is to 'aw shucks' for me, Patina Miller left me cold and her vocals were shrill in an 'American Idol' way, Charlotte D'Amboise does seem to be having fun but the role isn't her, the female chorus is overshadowed by the gymnasts and in an attempt to be seductive, just mug.
Worst of all is the book which just cant seem to pull it all together, it ended on a elusive downer vibe, I wasn't really sure what I saw and I suppose I'm still scratching my head. Nonetheless, the audience screamed and yelled during it enthusiastically and I feel it'll be a hit. I feel it's geared towards tourists that makes up a great deal of the Broadway theater audience today.
— Amiblue, Brooklyn, NY
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
Sometimes when I read Mr. Brantley's reviews of certain shows I wonder what he ate that day that made him so cranky. I saw this show in previews and let me tell you it is a show stopping, heart pounding, and thrilling production. Great music, spectacular dancing and acrobatics, incredible design, and great singing and acting. What more do you want?! I can't imagine a more inventive or entertaining revival of ANY show. Maybe Mr. Brantley should take some antacid before seeing a musical because he rarely likes them.
— robert, florida
April 29th, 20134:47 pm
For non stop entertainment, "Pippin" will more than satisfy. I had a great time. Everyone in the cast is fantastic! Andrea Martin stops the show. Patina Miller is a fabulous singer. Go see this show. You'll love it,
— Jim, Philadelphia
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Dear Father Longenecker,
You have publicly written an article entitled, "Do we need Michael Voris." As someone who knows Mr. Voris personally, I am saddened that you, as a Catholic priest, would even begin to write something against a just man and to actually title it, as you did.
The point of this letter to you is not to defend Michael Voris, that is not necessary. His faith, reputation, the people he has aided by his work and the comments in the Vortex segment you referred to speak volumes. This letter is about your action and words and those of Mr. Shea, Mr. Coffin and others who, for the last few months, continue to spew forth epithets of insult and defame the character of Catholics at every opportunity.
This is distasteful. It is uncharitable. It is not doing the work of Christ.
You as a priest have made a public defamation of Mr. Voris, by your unreasonable letter and title. I, as a Catholic layman, have every right and duty to publicly correct you.
With all respect Father, you owe Mr. Voris and others an apology for your imprudence.
As for Catholic Answers, they will see not one red cent from me to help them through their current financial dilemma brought about in part because of their radio program and use of derogatory terms. Good luck to them.
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Months in 1973: January February March April May June July August September November December
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1st - Leo Durocher resigns as Houston Astro manager
1st - USSR-West Germany gas tunnel opens
3rd - Willi Stoph succeeds Walter Ulbricht as East German party leader
4th - Hans of Manens ballet "Adagio Hammerklavier" premieres in Amsterdam
5th - Signature of the European Patent Convention.
6th - Yom Kippur War begins as Syria & Egypt attack Israel
7th - Sandra Haynie wins LPGA Lincoln-Mercury Golf Open
8th - NLCS game 3 brawl between Cins' Pete Rose & NY Met Bud Harrelson
8th - Spyris Markezinis forms government in Greece
9th - 1st general striking in Luxembourg since 1942
9th - Israel announces loss of Bar-Lev defense line in Suez Canal
9th - Warriors-Cavalier game in Cleveland postponed because of wet floors
10th - NY Mets beat Cin Reds in Game 5 of the NLCS
MLB Player and Manager Pete Rose 10th - VP Spiro T Agnew pleads no contest to tax evasion & resigns
11th - Oakland beats Baltimore 3 games to 2 to win AL pennant
12th - Israeli counter offensive in southern Syria
12th - Juan Peron elected president of Argentina
12th - Nixon nominates Gerald Ford to replace Spiro Agnew as VP
13th - Jordan enters Yom Kippur war
13th - Teri Garr appears on Bob Newhart Show in "Emily in for Carol"
14th - Egyptian tanks move further into Israel
14th - Judy Rankin wins LPGA GNA Golf Classic
14th - Willie Mays last hit, as Mets beat A's in World Series game 2 A's Mike Andrews makes 2 errors, prompting owner Finley to remove him
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15th - Tanks attack Thailand demonstrating students, 300 killed
16th - Israeli tanks under Gen Sharon move through Suez Canal
16th - Kissinger & Le Duc Tho jointly awarded Nobel peace prize
16th - Maynard Jackson elected 1st black mayor of Atlanta
16th - Monks Heng Yo & Heng Ju, start 1000 mile SF to Seattle pilgrimage
17th - 5-mo oil embargo by Arab states against US & Netherlands begins
17th - Arabs decrease oil production
18th - "Raisin" opens at 46th St Theater NYC for 847 performances
18th - Congress authorizes bi-centennial quarter, half-dollar & dollar coin
18th - Judd Woldon & Robert Brittens musical "Raisin," premieres in NYC
18th - Nobel prize for economy awarded to Wassily Leontief
19th - Ringo releases "Photograph"
20th - Mariette Hartley appears on Bob Newhart in "Have You Met Miss Dietz"
20th - OPEC oil embargo begins
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21st - Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA Waco Tribune Herald Ladies Golf Classic
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22nd - Israeli troops reconquer mountain Hermon
22nd - Security Council Resolution 338-cease fire to Yom Kippur War
23rd - Nixon agrees to turn over White House tape recordings to Judge Sirica
23rd - UN's revised International Telecommunication Convention adopted
23rd - Yankee GM & pres Lee MacPhail named AL president
24th - Heavy fog causes 65 car collision killing 9 on NJ Turnpike
24th - John Lennon sues US government to admit FBI is tapping his phone
24th - Yom Kippur War ends, Israel 65 miles from Cairo, 26 from Damascus
25th - Chris Wills wins 1st National hang-gliding championship
25th - Cubs trade Ferguson Jenkins to Rangers for Bill Madlock & Vic Harris
25th - SF Giants trade Willie McCovey to SD Padres for pitcher Mike Caldwell
26th - Israeli forces reach Suez, trapping Egyptian army
26th - President Nixon released 1st White House tapes on Watergate scandal
26th - USSR performs nuclear test at Eastern Kazakh/Semipalitinsk USSR
26th - Wings release "Helen Wheels"
27th - 1st time Islanders beat Rangers-3-2
27th - Alabama sets offensive record (828 yds), beats Virginia Tech 77-6
28th - Elmore Smith of Lakers blocks 17 shots in a game (NBA record)
28th - Sharon Miller wins LPGA Corpus Christi Civitan Golf Open
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A History of Pacific Northwest Cuisine:
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With a dash of humor and a sprinkling of recipes, culinarian Marc Hinton chronicles the bounty of the Pacific Northwest from the mastodon meals of the earliest inhabitants to the gastronomic revolution of today.
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Federer Vs Djokovic in marquee semifinal
Six-time champion Roger Federer and last year's winner Novak Djokovic will face each other on the grass of Wimbledon for the first time -- in their 27th head-to-head meeting.
"It is interesting that this is our first grass-court match. I'm looking forward to it," said Federer, who can win a record-equaling seventh Wimbledon title after losing in the quarterfinals the past two years. "I haven't put too much thought into it, to be quite honest, yet. I'm just happy that I'm around further than I've been the last couple years."
The 30-year-old Federer already owns the most major tennis titles with 16. He completed a career Grand Slam in 2009 by winning the French Open. But his last major came more than two years ago, at the 2010 Australian Open.
A win over Djokovic on Friday, and another in Sunday's final, would put Federer back at the top of the game as the No. 1-ranked player. Two more wins at the All England Club also would equal Pete Sampras' seven Wimbledon titles and tie the American's record for weeks spent at No. 1 with 286.
"I know it's possible. I know I'm playing really well," said Federer, who is 14-12 against Djokovic overall but 1-6 since the start of 2011. "I am aware things are going to get complicated in the next match. I better prepare well, because it's going to be a tough match."
Tough may be putting it mildly. The top-ranked Djokovic has won four of the last six major titles, and lost to Rafael Nadal in the French Open final last month.
Those kinds of statistics sound a lot like what Federer did year after year not so ago.
"I'm not trying to defend my title here. I'm trying to fight for it as every other player who is in last four of the men's side," said Djokovic, who beat Federer in the French Open semifinals last month. "So my mindset is very positive."
After years of playing in the shadows of Federer and Nadal, it's Djokovic that is now the man to beat. The 25-year-old Serb is 43-2 at Grand Slam matches in the past two years.
Very Federer-like numbers.
"He has a lot of respect from me, from all the players. There is no question about it," Djokovic said of Federer. "But we are all rivals, we are all opponents. I don't think about his history or his success or whatever too much when I'm on the court. I just want to win that match."
The other semifinal certainly has Britain all agog. Andy Murray reached the semifinals for the fourth straight year, and with Nadal already out of the tournament, the public is expecting more from him than ever before.
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