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Check out scans from latest Entertainment Weekly which previews American Horror Story:Coven! Emma is shown in two stills in the preview and gives inside scoop on the upcoming season!
Emma is featured in the UK Instyle October 2013 issue! Check out scans and behind the scenes of her photoshoot below!
Below are scans from the August 2013 issue of Nylon magazine! Also check out outtakes in the gallery plus click "read rest of this entry" below for quotes not in the issue.
There's one constant to paparazzi shots of Emma Roberts: The young Hollywood starlet is almost always in jeans. So just like a good pair, she was a perfect fit to grace the cover of our annual Denim Issue.
In the August edition of the magazine, on newsstands July 31, the actress invited NYLON's executive editor Ashley Baker along on her search for skinny jeans as she chatted about how she's been keeping busy (both on TV with American Horror Story: Coven and on the big screen in We're the Millers and Palo Alto), what she's been thinking about social media, and why she's not ready to grow up quite yet. Subscribe here to make sure you get your issue–and then check out our sneak peek below!
On love:
"I've been with people in the past who lie about what they're doing or whom they're with, and you always find out about it. […] I've grown up in a business where we're taught to think that relationships don't last, and that people are supposed to be married a bunch of times. But I come from the school of getting married once. Every relationship should be important. Everyone kind of rolls their eyes at me, but I still believe in the romantic movie outcome."
On making mistakes:
"I can't say I'm never going to mess up, but if I do, I'll definitely be very sorry."
On meeting her boyfriend Evan Peters:
"We first met at a dinner party, and then we worked together on a movie [Adult World], which we did not date during. We didn't get along, actually–he wouldn't speak to me. But it turned out that we both liked each other, so months later, we started dating, which worked out for the best."
On her public image:
"I mean, I'm sure everyone can say this, but a lot of people perceive me differently from how I actually am."
On growing up–or not:
"I'm not really obsessed with wanting to be older and more mature. I felt like more of a grown-up at 17 than I do at 22. I've been regressing a little bit: 'Wait, help me! I'm not ready! Don't make me go!' But I've matured, definitely."
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Check out Emma's cover story with Moves magazine the Summer 2013 edition. They used the Randall Slavin photoshoot which have added more outtakes to the album. Check out new Instagram additions!
Check out Emma's cover(s) and feature for Flavor magazine, it's a beautiful spread! More MQs plus HQs an arriving photos have been added of Emma at the Metropolitan Opera Gala premiere of Jules Massenet's "Manon" yesterday(March 26th).
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Joseph Jekyll
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Joseph Jekyll
by William Daniell, after George Dance
soft-ground etching, (1796)
10 3/4 in. x 8 in. (272 mm x 203 mm) plate size; 15 1/2 in. x 11 3/8 in. (394 mm x 288 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1908
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Holy water cannot help you now
See I've come to burn your kingdom down
And no rivers and no lakes, can put the fire out
I'm gonna raise the stakes; I'm gonna smoke you out.
- "Seven Devils", Florence and the Machine.
Years from now, in her darkest moments, the girl cowering beside her mother on the street will remember those screams, those cries of anguish that sound as though every shred of hope is being ripped from every soul. The noise echoes in her sensitive ears; it's harmonious and dissonant all at once, throwing her thoughts in a tailspin.
Needless to say, it's not pretty.
She's not sure when it begins, exactly, but when it does it's horrifying. One minute she and her mother are hurrying home from the drugstore – it was never a good idea to be out in The Narrows after dark – the next they're hearing screams and explosions and her ears are ringing with the noise. White mist fills the air and her mother has the presence of mind to tell her to hold her shirt to her nose and mouth before doing so herself. Being only twelve, the girl doesn't know what the mist is or why it's there but what she does know is that it's terrifying, fogging the world and dimming the already flickering streetlights.
That's when she starts seeing things. Horrible, awful, terrible things. Things that make her head spin and her stomach heave, and, before she knows it, she's retching on the street; the images of skin melting off the faces of passers-by and maggots corrupting their bodies fill her vision, even when she squeezes her eyes closed.
She imagines, just for a second, that this is what Hell is like.
Her flight reaction kicks in and she runs without thinking, and the sound of her mother's voice calling her name, calling her to come back, is lost amid the chaos surrounding her and the pounding of her own racing heart.
She does not scream, she won't, no matter how much she wants to, because it's not real – it can't be real, these things she's seeing are impossible and it has to have something to do with the mist in the air. With each second the panic mounts; with each moment, the fear threatens to send her over the edge.
But she does not scream.
The fog is distorting her vision and making her head spin; nothing is making sense. She stumbles suddenly, running smack against the corner of a building and she smells blood when her hand slides over the wickedly-sharp edge of a broken drainpipe.
She bites her lip and does not scream.
Fear fills her stomach as a massive horse bounds out of the ever-thickening mist around her, and she staggers back, instinctively knowing nothing good could come from getting too close. Astride this horse sits a figure – a figure whose face is crawling with worms and spewing black smoke between the laces of his sutured lips. The horse rears, whinnying in nightmarish fashion, and flames dance out of its nostrils.
The fear slithers its way into her veins and touches her heart with alarming speed, and the sound leaves her throat before she can stifle it.
She screams. Long and loud, shrieking for her mother who has disappeared, shrieking as she stumbles in the opposite direction, putting her entire soul into one, desperate sound of terror. It tears along her throat, burning her vocal chords and making her choke. (She does not know it then, but she will lose her voice for days after this.)
There is garbled laughter behind her, grating on her ultra-sensitive ears, and then the thunderous sound of hooves on pavement in pursuit.
She bites her lip to keep from screaming again as fear takes over every rational part of her brain and her vision clouds even more, her worn tennis shoes pounding on the concrete. The nightmare behind her is toying with her now, moving the horse at an almost leisurely trot because he knows he will overtake her.
He's not wrong, because in her disorientation she trips, sending her sprawling and making her forehead crack against the pavement.
She cries out, head spinning, and pushes herself back up onto her feet. (Staying down is never an option.)
The horse and his rider are very close, so close she can see the bloody nails imbedded at grotesque angles in the hooves and smell the stench of rotting meat that the animal carries. He's shouting now, something about fear, but his voice is so distorted it is impossible to distinguish the words.
She stumbles away, her breath coming in choked, rasping sobs; the mist bends and shifts around her almost mockingly as she whirls around the next corner.
There is an "Oof!" as she collides with someone, and with a shriek of fear she raises her dark eyes to meet warm brown ones. A woman is standing over her, her face marred like all the rest and her eyes alight with flame, but the words that leave her lips are gentle, reassuring, protective. There is already a little boy with her, younger than she and just as terrified, but he's clinging to the woman though this is a safe course of action, so she does the same.
The woman speaks in a voice that's somehow layered, normal and human underneath but bathed in the hiss of a serpent, telling them that they're safe with her, that no one will hurt them.
But the little girl hears the sudden galloping of hooves just as the nightmare horse appears around the corner, contradicting the woman's statement with a growling laugh.
"Crane?" her newfound protector hisses, and the stitched rider raises a hand, as if in correction.
"No. Scarecrow."
The name sends icy fingers of horror straight into her chest even as she files the name away, and she screams once more as the three of them take off at a run.
This chase ends even faster than her last one as the rider corners them near a wall, exultant in his power, a king of demons. The horse rears, and she squeezes her eyes shut because she knows when it lands, it will be on them.
Except, it doesn't happen that way.
There is a buzzing sound and a strangled cry, followed by the sound of hooves galloping away. He's gone, just like that. (But she doesn't dare peek, not even when her protector tells her, moment's later, that it's safe. Somehow she doubts it.)
The woman's voice is gentle on her delicate ears, and she tells her everything is going to be okay as she presses her and the boy close, whispering soothing affirmations. She tells them it's not real, it's just a trick, but her eyes dart all around and the girl knows she is ready for another attack at any moment.
They didn't have to wait long.
Three men emerge from the shadows, with faces like gargoyles and their bodies dressed in flame. One of them is holding a knife as he cautiously approaches, a wicked leer on his grotesque features. The woman, whom the girl presumes to be an angel of death – a death angel is the only one who could look so decayed and yet protect someone as fiercely as she protects her two charges – tells them not to look as she snags a gun from the body of a rotting, maggot-ridden police officer lying nearby.
The girl, having already seen far more than her share of insanity that night, willingly complies.
There is a second of mortal terror as the woman above her shouts at the figures not to come any closer. Judging by the sound click of a gun being cocked, they didn't listen. Later, she would reflect on the stupidity of monsters who ignored angels.
The woman tells them not to look once more, and the girl covers her hypersensitive ears in preparation for the gunshot she knows will be coming.
Except, it doesn't happen that way.
There is a grunt, followed by another, and another, and the girl looks up to see another angel, dressed head to toe in black, wrapping his wings around them and lifting the three of them off the ground.
The girl has never felt safer than she does in that moment, wrapped in the angel's wings and breathing in the scent of danger and something unmistakably secure - the most volatile of contradictions.
And then they are on solid ground again, and the boy is telling the death angel, the woman, how he'd known the dark angel would come. The newcomer looks at him a moment, and the barest flicker of a smile flits over the unshadowed portion of his face.
But then he looks to her, and his gaze – brown, nearly black in the poor light – seems to stare straight into her soul. In the middle of all the chaos, in the center of all the terror, he takes the time to stop what he is doing, and look. Not only does he look, but he cares, scanning her for injury in a single blink. He puts so much interest into a single expression that it takes her breath away. No one, with the obvious exception of her mother, has ever looked at her with so much concern, especially not when they were busy. (She figures he's here to put a stop to whatever madness is occurring around her and ranks that high on the "busy" scale.)
There is dialogue between the two angels after this; the girl isn't quite listening so much as she is studying the outline of her savior. She commits him to memory, in case he never appears to her again, but she knows he will. From what little she knows about guardian angels, she understands they have a habit of sticking around. And she knows that's what he is – a dark guardian.
And, as the mist rises steadily around them and the dark angel flies off into the night, she knows his image will be a part of her for the rest of her life.
She isn't wrong.
A/N: Okay, so this is the revised version of FYE. I will be doing this to all chapters, because seriously, ick.
I don't own this, and the recommended song for this chapter is "Seven Devils" by Florence and the Machine. :)


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Has anyone made pt/pd prints with super-saturated coatings?
I'm wondering whether to experiment with these but would prefer to first hear a bit more about their pros and cons.
Thanks in advance.
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Has anyone made pt/pd prints with super-saturated coatings?
I'm wondering whether to experiment with these but would prefer to first hear a bit more about their pros and cons.
Thanks in advance.
Not sure what you mean here, but I do know that the more pt/pd in the solution, the lower the contrast and better chance of fogging.
Could be interesting. Sounds like time to try some 4x5 contact prints. How high does it need to be heated, do you think?
The challenge I foresee is keeping everything hot enough to avoid crystallisation during coating, exposure and development. And of course the benefits, if any, could be outweighed by the difficulty and cost.
Intuitively is right, but in practice you will find it fogs and does not increase DMAX. This is because with the higher concentration of metal, it begins to reflect back light no matter the exposure, thus creating a base fog that has a slight shiny appearance, less contrast, and quite the drain on the wallet. I've seen this numerous times at B+S. If you want increased DMAX that is very apparent and real, try some fumed silica.
Just trying to save you some money and frustration! Go ahead and experiment, but I also found this to be true when doing kallitypes, etc. Our theory is that more = less.
There's a write up on fumed silica. Using it in it's dry form makes it super easy to roll on and it has a dramatic effect on DMAX that makes PT/PD printers consider reprinting their entire portfolio!
I've had much better luck applying the fumed silica wet rather than dry. I even went so far as to buy a cheap blender to mix it. But otherwise, my experience with it is on a par with what Mr. Klain says - it produces a notable boost to Dmax and overall contrast increase. And applying it wet doesn't add THAT much time to the coating process. I find it dries to a coatable surface within minutes.
Thanks both. This has been another thing on my list of things to try. I really must get on with it soon. Out of interest, is it archival?


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Rating: nr - Adult Situations, Not For Children
This dynamic and commanding adaptation of Tennessee Williams' Pulitzer Prize-winning play focuses on a troubled Southern family and the discord over their dying father's millions. Wealthy plantation owner Big Daddy Pollitt (Burl Ives), celebrating his 65th birthday, is visited by his sons, Brick (Paul Newman) and Gooper (Jack Carson). He has cancer, but a doctor has deliberately and falsely declared it in remission. Seemingly perfect son Gooper and his wife, Mae (Madeleine Sherwood), have several children and are anxiously expecting to inherit Daddy's millions. By contrast, Big Daddy's "favorite," Brick, is a has-been football star who's taken to drinking his days away since the suicide of his "best friend" a year earlier. He resents his wife, Maggie (Elizabeth Taylor), because he believes that she had an affair with his deceased friend. As a result, he refuses to sleep with her, although she remains devoted to him. Since Brick and Maggie have failed to produce any grandchildren, Big Daddy is inclined to leave his estate to Gooper, but Maggie attempts to prevent that by telling him that she is pregnant. Big Daddy knows better, yet he recognizes that Maggie loves Brick so much that she would be willing to do anything for him. Although Brick is self-destructive and resentful, unable to come to terms with his losses, it takes Big Daddy's recognition of his own mortality to make Brick change his perspective. Brick's struggle with his sexual identity, and the nature of his relationship with his "friend," had to be toned down for mass consumption, although this intelligently written and acted film covers such topics as infertility, adultery, and alcoholism that were still considered taboo in the 1950s. Newman brings depth and feeling to the role as Brick, while Taylor succeeds brilliantly in portraying Maggie as a passionate and understanding woman despite her own real-life emotional turmoil over the death of her husband at the time, producer Mike Todd. ~ Don Kaye, Rovi
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Stunning service, views and rooms
Third stay at the Grand Timeo. The only 5starL hotel in Taormina. Whilst right next door to the Greek theatre, the Timeo is a haven of tranquillity. The extensive gardens full of orange and lemon trees, the pool overlooking the bay, the terraces with a view up to the Greek ruins.
Though expensive, the rooms are lovely and the service is attentive and personal. Though the restaurant is good you have so many excellent choice in town that it would be a shame to only eat at the hotel.
There is also a shuttle bus down to the beach (sant andrea hotel run by same chain)
All in all a beautiful stay without the stuffyness of the San Domenico hotel.
An oasis at the end of a long vacation
The hotel was PERFECT!! It is truly an old world 5 star hotel, with beautiful rooms, gardens, and common areas. The staff was curteous and helpful. The pool is great, with waitered food and drink service and spectacular views. The food was quite good. The hotel sits next to an archeological site, and we enjoed concerts performed there live from the hotel's terraces.
The rooms were spacious and had adequae AC (WOW!). The bath rooms were old European with a heated towel rack. The bed was hard. English TV included CNN and a movie (WOW again!).
While in Taormino, eat at Maffei's. The food surpassed anything else we ate in all of Sicily at the atmosphere was romantic and lovely. (Eat in the terrace outdoors.)
Grand Prices, Grand View but no Grand Hotel
The Grand Hotel Timeo is situated on a great piece of land in Taormina, and the views are truly stunning. Of course, these views are more to the credit of Taormina itself and can be seen virtually anywhere in the town. That said, the hotel has priced itself higher than any other hotel in Taormina, but fails to meet the expectations it sets with such high prices. Rooms are dark, bathrooms are understocked and small and there were bug problems in both rooms my family rented. Also, service was not satisfactory. Breakfast service was slow and it took 52 minutes for the bellboy to get our luggage to the lobby (he got lost!!!). The Timeo is overpriced, but is also just not a very good hotel.
Had a wonderful stay
Our stay was 11/ 6 & 7/ 05 in the Grand Hotel Toarmina. This was the very first hotel built. It was beautiful in the classical tradition and luxurious in old world charm. The pictures on their web site does not do the hotel justice. We had room 314, which had a wrap around balcony, with views of the sea, the town and Mt. Etna on one side and the hotel patio on the other. At night, we were able to see the red/orange glow of the lava flow and the candle lit tables on the patio. The room had a 15 foot high ceiling and was grand in size. It is located beneath the Greek theatre and in the center of town but was located at a dead end so there was no thru traffic. It has its own garden and parking. The staff was wonderful and the breakfast buffet was a feast.
If you can afford it, I highly recommend treating yourself to this memorable stay.
Loved the hotel, but problems with the room
The Grand Hotel Timeo has magnificent views, beautifully restored public areas and lovely gardens. However, our deluxe double, whilst elegantly decorated, measured approx. 16 feet by 16 feet with an equally small bathroom. Not much for 450 euros! To make matters worse there were serious problems with plumbing noises from adjoining rooms, which made it impossible to get a good nights sleep. Overall beautiful but overpriced.
Upscale Timeo is truly timeless
My wife and I are experienced travelers and last summer spent 5 weeks in Europe. After spending 2 weeks in Italy, our trip to Timeo was truly the crowning jewel. The location above Taoramina was breathtaking but not honeymoonish...very upscale, yet not intimidating. Our suite was spacious, beautifuly decorated with vintage furnishings,and very sensual. Our terrace was at least 30 feet,very private, with views of Etna and the glistening bay below. Dining was "the very best" in every way...Classical music greeted us each evening as we enjoyed the romance of the moment. The trip to the beach each morning was a wonderful convenience and the welcome return trip always on time.`After 35 years of marriage, I will take my children and their children to Timeo for a family retreat again and again...
Complacent and snooty hotel
I have just spent 9 days at the Timeo and the experience was extremely disappointing. There is no doubt that the hotel site and surroundings are stunning. But the quality of service, and standard of cleanliness and state of the rooms is awful. This is a very expensive hotel e.g. 22 euro just for a basic buffet breakfast, 13 euro for 1 gin and tonic on the terrace, yet totally unjustified. The staff were snooty and rude.
An example of poor service was that on our second day, our room wasn't cleaned. When I complained I was told they hadn't had time! This is a 5 star hotel. In any other country this hotel would be strugling to meet 4 star standards. Beware when you book this hotel, you will be paying a lot for the pleasure and in my view, it is not worth it.
The Worst Hotel in Sicily
In this September 2003, we staysed at this hotel for two nights. First day, we stayed at the non-sea-view room with a lofted bedroom. This room was dirty, gloomy, noisy, and narrow. We expected to stay in the panoramic room at Taormina, but could see only wall of the other hotel!
At night, we went to the hotel's restaurant with reservation, but we could not sit near the sea-front seats, although some sea-front seats were vacant all the time. Waiters did not work readily, and so we spent long time with eating and drinking nothing. Furthermore, this dinner was worst with rotten fishes, but most expensive in Sicily. We were very dissapointed and disgusted. I suppose this hotel is slightly discriminative for the non-Euporean people, because the other Asaian guests sat inner seat far from the sea on the same condition.
Next day, we took breakfast by the room serice. However, breakfast was not sent at the directed time, so we waited for 1 hours. After I call the room service, the ordered food was not sent. Besides, in the note, the unsended food was ironically added. I got very hot and call the room service again. All these services were too late and unkindly. In my preference, we moved the room upstairs, where we could looked down the city and sea. This second room was narrrower than the first, but clean and bright. At last, we sunbathed for the short time. I shod the goose.
Therefore, this hotel stands on good atomosphere, but serves the worst service. We could not felt hospitality from this hotel. Certainly, we love Taormina, but hope that we will stay other hotels for the next visit.
I greatly enjoyed this hotel. It's located in the main part of town and is convienent to the 2 beaches of Taormina. The room I stayed in was enjoyable.
Great Hotel
The Grand Timeo is a classy hotel. It's set just below the Greek Theatre, it's about 200yards down a gentle slope to the centre of Taormina and it deserves it's stars. We spent 6 nights at the hotel on our honeymoon, our room was large with a reasonably sized terrace and views of the bay and in general the hotel exceeded our expectations.The food in the resturant is wonderful, although we found the level service lacking on occasion. When we ventured out in to Taormina we discovered some wonderful restaurants and it's also great fun sitting in the bars in the piazzas and watching the world go by.While there's no pool at the Grand Timeo, there is a private beach at the sister hotel which is free to use and is a short shuttle bus ride away. The beach is pebbly rather than sand, but it's still a great way to while away the day and the facilities are excellent.We found ourselves staying at the hotel during the Taormina film festival and while we didn't mind, parts of the hotel were reserved for interviews and there were drinks receptions most nights. Having said that, considering the number of people who attended the events, it was surprisingly un-intrusive and it was fun trying to spot the celebrity in the crowd.We would definitely go back to Taormina and the Grand Timeo, however I'd probably want to go back earlier in May when it's a little cooler and before the film festival.Regardless, we highly recommend it.
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I decided to create a gaming blog, since I have recently rediscovered my love for gaming again. Well it hadn't really ever disappeared, but with getting a child and all, there wasn't time for that. He is older now and the time has come back. So with that I started playing World of Warcraft again, but that stopped when I jumped on the Counter Strike Global Offensive wagon. Later I also started streaming, which I have been doing for a month or so now. And I love it!
But its not easy starting to stream, admittedly its easier when you are a girl, but when you don't wanna just show boobs, its a bit harder 😉 But I have been enjoying streaming so far and the interacting with the people that do decide to pop by when I am gaming. So I am really hoping that I can keep that going.
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I am 32, live in Denmark. With my husband and 3 year old son in a house we bought last year. My name is Maria, my nick is rijaH and its pronounced Ria
I have been gaming since 99, various games, but I have mostly been sticking to FPS and MMORPG. So the first couple of years was Counter Strike 1.5, then 1.6 and then I fell into the World of Warcraft universe. Where I also happened to stumble upon my future husband. So luckily, we are both gamers and we dont moan about how much the other plays 😉 Thank god!
Later on I also played Battlefield 2 and 3, some Left 4 Dead. Then took a break when I got pregnant and when I got back to gaming it was Hearthstone and WoW for a couple of months and then I started on CS:GO mixed with some HS. So I am an oldschool gril, which my steam account also confirms. 11 years and counting
I work with IT-support and shortly after I started that job, where I have been for almost 7 years, I also started a nail polish blog. Which turned into a beauty blog. That interest is still hanging on, but I can feel that the more I play and stream, the less I wanna sit around and paint my nails and take pictures of that. So that is also one of the reasons I wanted to start this blog, because I do love writing and I still wanna do some form of blogging. After 6 years of blogging it has become a part of my everyday life and I think I would miss it too much. So rather than just going cold turkey, I decided to give a gaming blog a try. I have no idea if there even is an audience for it or its just newssites and reddit we all use nowadays. So I hope I someone will enjoy reading along here and also give some feedback
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This car has loads of room front and back. Large trunk and leg room in rear seats to give away. A neat new look outside that should stay in style for some years to come. The dash controls are easy to read day or night (back lit for nite). It's full of new tech features like the push button start/stop with your keys never leaving yor pocket. The automatic windshield wipers come on when the drops start to fall and speed up or down depending on the amount of rain without touching one knob. The voice command for various controls like radio and navigation are first class. This car has it all.
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Outstanding car. Was also looking at Cadillac but came across Avalon by chance. Took 1 test drive and never looked back. Great power, very roomy (including back seats) and spectacular dash design. Push-button start and door locks are best idea since the Model T. I will never go back to a "key" car again. Absolutely the best luxury car value on the market.
Push-button start & door locks. Great sound system. POWER. Reclining rear seats (unheard of in a sedan).
Ride is great but a little noisy when going over concrete (nonblacktop) roads.
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text: Information and Articles About Harriet Tubman, a famous women In history Harriet Tubman Facts Born 1819 or 1820, near Bucktown, Dorchester County, Maryland Died March 10, 1913, Auburn, New York Accomplishments Civil War Nurse Abolitionist Advocate of Women's Suffrage Movement Civil Rights activist Prominent Figure in The Underground Railroad First woman in America to conduct an armed military raid Harriet Tubman Articles Explore articles from the History Net archives about Harriet Tubman » See all Harriet Tubman Articles Harriet Tubman summary: Harriet Tubman is often called the Moses of her people for leading so many of them out of bondage to freedom. She was an abolitionist, an integral part of the Underground Railroad, a humanitarian, and a Union nurse and spy during the American Civil War. Araminta Ross was born in the winter of 1819 or 1820 to Benjamin and Harriet (Greene) Ross, who were slaves on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Araminta or "Minty" was born into a large family of slaves with origins in Africa—her grandparents may have been from the Ashanti tribe in what is now Ghana. The exact date of her birth is unknown because she was a slave and owners did not often record their slave's birthdates. Before she reached adulthood, Araminta changed her first name to Harriet, after her mother. Although some of her siblings were illegally sold to out of state buyers, at five or six years old, Harriet was loaned out to another plantation, where she was put to work checking muskrat traps in rivers. She became too sick to work and was returned, malnourished and suffering from exposure to cold. After she recovered, she was lent out again to another plantation where she worked as a nursemaid to the planter's child. By her early teens, she was working as a field hand, plowing and hauling wood. During this time, she defended a fellow field hand who had tried to run away. Harriet came between the angry overseer and the field hand. The overseer threw a two-pound weight at the field hand, but it fell short and hit Harriet in the head—she had life-long headaches, seizures, and narcolepsey as a result. Around 1844, Harriet asked for and received permission from her owners to marry and live with John Tubman, a freeman, and took his last name, but she was required to continue working for her owner. In 1849, Harriet and two of her brothers ran away after their master died, afraid that they would be sold. Her brothers had second thoughts, and the group returned. Not long after, Harriet left on her own, on foot in the middle of the night, using a part of the Underground Railroad that was already in place in eastern Maryland. She traveled only at night, using the North Star and instructions from helpers in the Underground Railroad to guide her about 90 miles to Pennsylvania. She went to Philadelphia, worked odd jobs, and began to make plans for a return to Maryland to help her family—and eventually anyone who would take the risk of flight—to freedom. She became involved in abolitionist organizations, including the Underground Railroad, which provided safe havens and guidance for escaping slaves. In 1850 she returned to Maryland and brought her niece's family to freedom. In 1851, she returned for one of her brothers and two other men. During her third trip, she planned to convince her husband to come north, but discovered he had taken another wife, a freewoman. Instead, she found other slaves seeking freedom and guided them to freedom. Emboldened by each trip, which were all successful, Harriet continued her slave-freeing trips into Maryland. She became adept at avoiding capture and she carried a long rifle with her—both for protection and as a means of ensuring her escapees would not lose their nerve. She warned them that if they changed their mind and surrendered or returned to their owners, she would shoot them. Following the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, Harriet left Philadelphia and moved to St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, where she brought many of the slaves she freed. Throughout the 1850s, she made numerous trips back into Maryland to guide slaves to freedom, including three of her other brothers in 1853 and her parents in 1857. By the late 1850s, she was able to buy a small farm for her parents in Auburn, New York, from New York Senator William H. Seward, one of her advocates and supporters. The following year, she moved from St. Catharines to the house in Auburn as well, using it as her base when she wasn't traveling or speaking. In her 12 years of freedom before the American Civil War began, Harriet helped make the Underground Railroad one of the most important aspects of abolitionism and became one of the most active figures in the movement. John Brown, the militant abolitionist she sometimes worked with, called her General Tubman for her bravery. In 1858, she helped Brown raise funds for a raid on the United States Armory at Harpers Ferry, Virginia (now West Virginia), after which he planned to arm the slaves of the town and instigate a rebellion, although she did not participate in the ill-fated 1859 raid. During the Civil War, Harriet served with the Union Army, doing whatever she could to help with the war and to help the fugitive slaves that arrived at Union army camps, cooking meals and nursing soldiers and fugitives alike. In 1862 she went with a group of missionary teachers to Union-occupied Beaufort, South Carolina, to help a group of Sea Island slaves transition to freedom. She was also a scout and a spy behind Confederate lines. In 1863, she became the first woman in America to command an armed military raid. She led Colonel James Montgomery and his 2nd South Carolina regiment, composed of freed black men, up the Combahee River in South Carolina's southern Low Country. They sought Confederate outposts and destroyed stockpiles of cotton, food, and weapons, and liberated over 700 slaves. At the end of the war, Harriet returned to Auburn and continued to be a community activist and humanitarian, and an active member of the suffrage movement. She helped shelter the poor and the elderly on the farm in Auburn though she herself struggled financially. In 1867, her estranged husband, John, was killed in Maryland by Robert Vincent, a white man with whom he had quarreled earlier that day. Two years later, she remarried, this time to Civil War veteran Nelson Davis, whom she had taken in at the end of the war. In 1874, they adopted a daughter, Gertie. Beginning in the late 1860s, she sought compensation from the federal government for her work during the war. Her request was rejected although her petition was supported by many prominent people, including now-Secretary of State William H. Seward. Her financial difficulties continued. Her friends and her allies from the abolitionist movement raised funds to help her. Local children's author Sarah H. Bradford wrote an authorized biography called Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman, published in 1869, and gave the money from sales of the book to Harriet. The book remains a valuable source of information about Harriet's life. Bradford wrote another book in 1886, Harriet, the Moses of her People, and there were other fundraisers through the years to help Harriet. In 1895, Congress awarded her a pension of $8 monthly as the widow of a Union solider— Nelson had died in 1888—and a lump sum of $500 retroactive compensation for the five years in which her pension claim had been pending. In 1897, a bill was introduced to provide her with an additional $25 a month in recognition of her services as a Union army nurse. Nearly two years later Congress agreed upon a small, life-long pension of $12 a month for her services as a wartime nurse—the standard amount for such pensions—in addition to her widow's pension, and President William McKinley signed the bill into law. At the turn of the century, Harriet became involved with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Auburn. In 1903, she donated some of her land to the church on the condition that it be used for a home for the "aged and indigent colored people." The community in Auburn funded the construction of the Harriet Tubman Home for the Aged, which opened in 1908. By 1911, frail and indigent herself, she was admitted to the home, where she died in 1913. She was buried at Fort Hill Cemetery in Auburn with military honors. 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Nobody figured this would be easy, and it wasn't — no way that was going to happen against Butler, the 4,200-student private school that turned the tournament upside down and drove 5.6 miles from its historic home, Hinkle Fieldhouse, to the Final Four.
Butler (33-5) shaved a five-point deficit to one and had a chance to win it, when its best player, Hayward, took the ball at the top of the key, spun and worked his way to the baseline, but was forced to put up an off-balance fadeaway from 15 feet.
He missed, Zoubek got the rebound and made the first of two free throws. He missed the second one intentionally, and Duke's title wasn't secure until Hayward's desperation heave bounded out.
What a game to end one of the most memorable tournaments in history, the kind that could be history if the NCAA goes ahead with what an expansion to 96 teams — something very much on the table for next year.
"Both teams and all the kids on both teams played their hearts out," Krzyzewski said. "There was never more than a couple, a few points separating, so a lot of kids made big plays for both teams."
Nobody led by more than six.
Playing against the Bulldogs and working against a crowd of 70,390 with very few pockets of Duke fans, the Blue Devils persevered — never leading by more than six but never falling behind after Singler hit a 3-pointer with 13:03 left for a 47-43 lead.
The Blue Devils won with defense. Holding the Bulldogs to 34 percent shooting and contesting every possession as tenaciously as Butler, which allowed 60 points for the first time since February. Zoubek, the 7-foot-1 center, finished with two blocks, 10 rebounds and too many altered shots to count, but also came out to trap the Butler guards and disrupt an offense that was already struggling.
They won with some clutch shooting, including Singler's 3-for-6 effort from 3-point range and 6 of 6 from the free throw line in the second half until Zoubek's intentional miss.
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In the true team fashion that has defined "The Butler Way," the scoring was distributed almost perfectly even. Hayward and Shelvin Mack had 12 each. Matt Howard, coming off a concussion in the semifinal win over Michigan State, finished with 11, and 2-point-a-game scorer Avery Jukes kept Butler in it with all 10 of his points in the first half.
But Butler's 33-year-old coach Brad Stevens was correct when he said his team couldn't endure another 15-for-49 shooting night — what Butler shot Saturday in the semifinals. The Bulldogs went 20 for 58 this time — 34.5 percent — almost every bit as bad. All the heart in the world can't overcome that.
"I said yesterday that when you coach these guys, you can be at peace with whatever result you achieve from a won-loss standpoint because of what they gave — they gave everything we had," Stevens said. "We just came up a bounce short. There's certainly nothing to hang your head about. I told them in there, what they've done, what they did together, will last longer than one night, regardless of the outcome."
A disappointing ending to those who wanted to see the "Hoosiers" sequel play out in real life. In that movie, based on the high school championship won by tiny Milan High in 1954, Jimmy Chitwood hits the game-winner at the buzzer to win one for the little guys.
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