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Malcolm Lowry had waited five long years for his revenge; he'd built up a lot of hate in that time. But now he was ready to strike back at the men who'd slain his wife and stolen his money. It had taken that five years to get the goods on those two men and to lay his plans for his ruin.
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Q: You were born (Mark Adrian Humphrey) on December 27, 1960 in Vancouver, British Columbia is that correct?
Mark: Yes
Q: What are your parents' names and what were their professions?
Mark: Jack and Sidney Humphrey. They met acting in a play. My father ended up as a TV producer in Canada and the US. He passed away in April 1987. My mother is retired and living in Toronto, Ontario.
Q: Did your mother have a career as an actress?
Mark: My mother had four kids in a row...she said she had four kids in diapers at one time. They thought they would stop with me, but Andy came along four years after me and was a nice surprise for them. So my Mom became a full time housewife who raised the kids. She maintained her love of the arts and I think I developed an appreciation for theatre and acting because of her...
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Mark: English/Scottish background. Mom was Roman Catholic. Dad converted from Protestant in order to marry. I was raised as a fairly strict Catholic till around the age of 12 when all hell broke loose...My parents split...My father left, leaving my Mom to raise the 5 of us on her own.
Q: What are the names of your siblings? In what order were you born? What are they doing now?
Mark: John, the eldest, travels the world as a musician playing with the guitarist Scott Henderson. My sister Lesley, who was a top model at Ford and graced the cover of Vogue, is now working as a stage manager in Toronto. My brother Paul, who is a singer/songwriter, has just completed his fourth solo album. Myself and then my little brother Andy who is a professional guitar player living in Portugal with his wife and son Lee.
Q: You have a very musical family, what instrument(s) do you play?
Mark: All of my family members are professional musicians except my sister. I drummed in many bands before seriously pursuing my acting career. I play acoustic guitar and have a collection of odd instruments that I dabble with.
Q: Have you and your brothers ever performed together?
Mark: We have goofed around in the studio a couple of times but never gigged.
Q: Do you sing as well? Have you ever performed in any musical roles?
Mark: I goof around on guitar and like to sing in the car, but drumming was my first love, and I can still manage pretty well on them...In the movie where I played a punk performance artist, I faked playing the bass.
Q: Did you grow up in Vancouver?
Mark: I was born in Vancouver, my family moved to Toronto when I was 7. After graduating high school, I moved to NY to study and pursue my career.
Q: What were your favorite activities, sports, and hobbies?
Mark: I love playing all sports and being out in the middle of nature. I wanted to be a professional football player from the age of ten. I was my high school's quarterback. When I was faced with the choice of a career between Football, Drumming or acting... I chose acting.
Q: When did you decide to become an actor? What about the profession appealed to you?
Mark: We used to stay up late watching old movies for as long as I can remember. I always wanted to be the guy on the screen, but it wasn't until High School that I made the decision to go for it. The sense of adventure, challenge and the opportunity to portray other interesting characters was what compelled me towards acting.
Q: You attended the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York, what was that experience like? How long did you live in New York?
Mark: I lived in NY for 5 years and was at the Institute for a year. I then studied with Lee in his master group. I loved it and hated it. Looking back on those days, I feel the experience was amazing.
Q: What was the master group?
Mark: Lee came in once a year to teach his master group...All full time students are encouraged to sign up and try to get into it, but I was the only student from the full time curriculum to get in for that year. This group is made up of actors who come in from around the world to study with him. It's a real crap shoot if any of the regular student body get to attend.
Q: Most actors work other jobs to pay the bills at least at the beginning of their careers. What types of jobs have you worked other than as an actor?
Mark: I was a short order cook, a truck driver, mover, and carpenter.
Q: You worked as a short order cook? How are your cooking skills?
Mark: I am an excellent omelet maker! Egg dishes, pasta, sauces, and I know how to handle a BBQ.
Q: Have you ever worked on commercials or as a model?
Mark: I started off doing commercials as a teen. No modeling.
Q: Have you ever done any voice over work?
Mark: Yes. I have done a lot of voice over work in Canada, not so much in the States. I was the voice of Mennen Speedstick for a while, and my Ford TV spot got a lot of play.
Q: Have you ever been required to change anything about your physical appearance for a role?
Mark: I've changed my appearance a few times, never anything too dramatic....Hair colour, moustache, goatee, that sort of thing.
Q: How do you feel about action roles that may require you to perform some of your own stunts? Have you had many roles that required this type of action?
Mark: I love that and always have. Yes, actually. I once hung from the 15th floor of a building under construction without any safety nets. It was in an episode of E.N.G. I liked the adrenaline rush.
Q: On film you have been shown running, riding horses, and other physical activities. What activities do you participate in for recreation or to stay in shape in your personal life?
Mark: Mountain biking, weight training, snowboarding, and I still love throwing the football around.
Q: I have read that you met Wendel Meldrum when you worked on Breakfast with Les and Bess. Do you have story to tell that would be of interest?
Mark: Wendel and I met on that show. I remember, while shooting in front of a live audience, we got the giggles back stage so bad that my eyes started watering and I got a cramp in my stomach. I made my entrance hunched over with tears in my eyes. We had a lot of fun together.
Q: How long were you and Wendel married?
Mark: 5 Years
Q: How many times have you been married?
Mark: I married only once.
Q: How many children do you have?
Mark: I have one beautiful son named Luke who is in his 3rd year at NYU at the Tisch School of Arts as a film student.
Q: Do you reside in Canada or the United States, or do you split your time between both?
Mark: I live in LA but do spend a lot of time in Toronto and Vancouver.
Q: Have you retained your Canadian citizenship?
Mark: Yes, although I have actually lived in the states longer than in Canada..I'm proud to be here and love this country..I have had a green card since '87 and am able to become a citizen whenever I fill out the papers.
Q: What was it like working with your real life family members in Cruel but Necessary? How different are your real relationships from those portrayed on the screen?
Mark: It was the best job working with my real family. So much fun, not only because they are fun to be with, but they are also excellent actors. The relationships on screen are very different to that of my real life. Wendel and I are still good friends and we love and adore Luke.
Q: Your resume lists film roles that appear to be college films, could you clarify them?
Mark: Home Front is an NYU grad project. Aces and 8's is an independent film, Valentines Day is a USC grad project, and City of Angels is also an independent feature...All movies done when starting out in my career.
Q: Can you describe your role on King of Kensington?
Mark: It was a half hour sitcom where I played a hockey player. My father was the executive producer. It was one of my first gigs and it was great to work with my Dad.
Q: Was King of Kensington the only time you had a chance to work with your father?
Mark: I also did an episode of Hangin' in.
Q: Do you have a favorite role that you have portrayed or a favorite cast or fellow actor/actress that you have worked with?
Mark: On every project there is always a group of people that I really enjoy. My favourite role was the Punk Performance artist in Valentine's Day.
Q: Have you maintained close friendships with any of your fellow actors/actresses that you have worked with over the years?
Mark: Yes, I stay in touch with Art Hindle and Karl Pruner and a few others.
Q: You're appearing in Season 3 of Paradise Falls. Do you know if there will be a Season 4 or if you will be continuing to portray Wes Coleman?
Mark: If it goes to Season 4 it has been indicated that they would like me back, but nothing is concrete.
Q: You recently filmed Summer Eleven which is scheduled to be released in 2009. What is your role in the film?
Mark: I played Dave, an ambitious editor who is insensitive to the people around him. The film is an independent feature directed by Joe Kell.
Q: Do you have any upcoming projects?
Mark: The director of Summer Eleven has a new film that I am looking forward to being a part of, and I am up for a TV movie shooting in Canada.
Q: You mentioned that you love all sports. Do you have any favorite sports teams?
Mark: After working with Tom Brady on a sitcom Pilot in LA, that didn't get picked up, I became a true Patriots fan, and I have always loved the Toronto Maple Leafs. I used to sneak into every Leafs game when I was a kid.
Q: Is there anything that you would like your fans to know about you?
Mark: I love joking around; humour is the best side of me. I hope to play more parts that will let this show.
Q: Thank you, Mark, I appreciate your taking the time out of your schedule to answer my questions.
Mark: Thanks so much for your interest and for taking the time to do this.
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Trayce Thompson crushed a towering home run and the White Sox scored five runs in the 6th to overcome a 3-1 deficit, as the Cubs dropped a 7-4 decision to their crosstown rivals in AZ Instructional League action at Camelback Ranch this afternoon.
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18-year old Reggie Golden (Cubs 2010 2nd round draft pick out of Wetumpka HS - Wetumpka, AL) had an eventful day, dropping a fly ball in RF for a two-base error in the bottom of the 1st inning (his third dropped fly ball in a week), striking out on three pitches (swinging) leading-off the top of the second, and doubling-up a baserunner at 1st base 9-3 to help Austin Reed escape a third inning jam, before launching an opposite-field solo HR--against the wind--in the 5th.
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Cubs 2010 9th round draft pick RHP Kevin Rhoderick (Oregon State) had another fine outing, striking out the side in his one inning of work, as he just blew the Sox hitters away.
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1a. Evan Crawford, CF: 1-3 (E5, 4-3, 3B, 2 R, SB)
1b. Xavier Batista, RF: 0-1 (K)
2. Gioskar Amaya, SS: 1-4 (K, K, 1B, K, RBI)
3a. Micah Gibbs, C: 0-3 (4-3, 1-3, F-8)
3b. Max Kwan, C: 0-1 (K)
4. Ryan Cuneo, 1B: 2-4 (1B, F-9, 1B, 4-3, RBI)
5a. Dustin Geiger, 3B: 0-2 (K, F-9)
5b. Willson Contreras, 3B: 1-2 (P-5, HR, RBI, R)
6. Reggie Golden, RF-CF: 1-4 (K, HR, P-6, 6-3, RBI, R)
7. Marco Hernandez, 2B: 0-3 (K, K, K)
8. Chris Huseby, DH #1: 1-2 (2B, K, BB)
9. Delbis Arcila, DH #2: 0-3 (F-8, 4-3, K)
10. Oliver Zapata, LF: 1-3 (6-3, 4-3, 1B)
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2. Ben Wells: 1.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 BALK, 13 pitches (6 strikes), 1/2 GO/FO
3. Hunter Ackerman: 1.1 IP, 5 H, 4 R (4 ER), 0 BB, 1 K, 26 pitches (17 strikes), 2/1 GO/FO
4. Starling Peralta: 1.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R (1 ER), 0 BB, 1 K, 1 WP, 1 HR, 25 pitches (20 strikes), 1/3 GO/FO
5. Casey Harman: 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 10 pitches (9 strikes), 0/1 GO/FO
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Micah Gibbs hasn't done anything statistically since signing that would indicate he can hit a lick. Please tell me he looks better than his record indicates. Also, I probably missed this but who is Max Kwan and where did ne come from?
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Very informative, as always
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5. Casey Harman: 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 10 pitches (9 strikes), 0/1 GO/FO
Casey looks real good on paper, how about in person?
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PHIL: I believe you had addressed this before, but are there "stoppages of play" in the AZL for "teaching moments"? Or are things status quo?
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not surprisingly, Rangers DFA Rich Harden
the bigger they are the...
he didn't make their ALDS roster, then whammo.
I see towel drills in his future.
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As always, great stuff AZ Phil. I have a quick question about Ben Wells. Has he maintained his improved stuff from his senior year? If I recall correctly, he was a 89-90 mph guy with a decent secondary offering the summer before his senior year. However, reports were that he added about 4-5 mph on his fastball his senior year, to where his was sitting 92-93, while routinely touching 95. Is Wells still enjoying that type of fastball velocity? Thanks in advance.
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K-DUB: I get a chance to see the other MLB clubs Player Development operations out here and I have talked to scouts and other baseball people about it, and I can tell you that the Cubs Player Development program has gone from being almost a joke to one of THE best.
how did ej martinez go from asking for $10m, to supposedly mulling over $7m offers, to eventually signing for $3m?
...and what happened with him and the giants a few days ago?
Its not official until AZ Phil adds him to the Cubs Depth Chart!
Just freakin love it!
From Keith Law:
This from a Kiley McDaniel chat a couple weeks ago...
"Comment From Wrenzie
Who has more ceiling between Yusniel Diaz or Eddy Julio Martinez?
Kiley McDaniel: Martinez. I have Eddy (20 years old) as a 65 runner with a 55 arm and 50 raw power that profiles as an everyday CF that could be above average depending on if the bat is a 45 or a 55. I have Yusniel (19) as a 60 runner with a 55 arm and 40 raw power that can be an everyday guy if he hits enough (50 or 55)."
"Per Jesse Sanchez at mlb.com, Cubs reportedly have signed 20-year old Cuban OF Eddy Julio Martinez for $3M bonus.
Arizona Phil 7 hours 23 min ago"
it's day old news, and it's got nothing to do with the cubs, but ichiro signed a $2m deal with MIA (with a $2m option for 2017).
neat. 41 years old and damn close to 3000 hits.
also, rain delays suck.
take that giants
I think that if a team objects to the 1-game wildcard playin game so much, they could just win the pennant and avoid themselves the trouble.
Per Jesse Sanchez at mlb.com, Cubs reportedly have signed 20-year old Cuban OF Eddy Julio Martinez for $3M bonus.
BLOCK: Of course any advantage is an advantage. An MLB, NBA, or NHL team getting the extra game at home in a seven game series is an advantage, I just don't think it is enough of an advantage for winning a division and/or having the best record in a conference or league over the course of an 82-game season (NBA and NHL) or 162 game series (MLB).
TEX takes the opening game from TOR (@TOR) 5-3.
TOR lost bautista + donaldson in-game due to injuries...TEX lost beltre...dunno if any will be lingering issues leading to missed games.


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From our successful Thanksgiving Food Drive to a sandwich-making party and pajama drive, Queen of Angels brings the love of Jesus to our neighbors in need this holiday season.
From our successful Thanksgiving Food Drive to a sandwich-making party and pajama drive, Queen of Angels brings the love of Jesus to our neighbors in need this holiday season.
December 01, 2012 in Advent 2012, Announcements, Commons, Outreach, Parish School, St. Vincent DePaul | Permalink
Pray for the spread of the Gospel throughout the world at Mass on World Mission Sunday, which will be celebrated this year on the weekend of October 20-21. At Queen of Angels there will be a second collection for the Propagation of the Faith. Learn more about World Mission Sunday or donate online at WeAreMissionary.org.
October 12, 2012 in Announcements, Cardinal George, Outreach, Year of Faith, Year of Sunday Mass | Permalink
Help those in need this summer through several programs sponsored by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul: a toiletries collection, clothing and housewares drive, 5K run/walk and vehicle donation program.
Continue reading "News from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul" »
July 07, 2012 in Announcements, Outreach, St. Vincent DePaul | Permalink
The Queen of Angels Respect Life Committee invites you to keep up on current issues and activities, including a Father's Day Bake Sale benefitting their work, an update on the Jane's Egg Basket drive in April, and plans and prayers for religious freedom and conscience protections for employers and health care workers.
June 09, 2012 in Announcements, Outreach, Respect Life, U.S. Bishops | Permalink
Parishioners of all ages can join with others in the work of serving our brothers and sisters in need through our parish conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a Hunger Walk at Soldier Field benefitting local food pantries, a Friends of the Poor 5k Run/Walk through Lincoln Park, and outreach to immigrants to this county.
June 09, 2012 in Announcements, Catholic Charities, Immigration, Outreach, St. Vincent DePaul, Year of the Youth, Young Adults, Youth Ministry | Permalink
SSVD REFLECTS... Today as we celebrate the feast of Easter we find the challenge of also seeing and believing the resurrection that comes through our own lives of self-sacrifice which brings new life to others. Come and see what the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is doing in your own neighborhood and know that you are a sign of God's love to those who are suffering. The next meeting is at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 12 in the Parish Center.
NOTES ON THE ORGAN There is still time to donate to the restoration work for the Moller organ that has graced Queen of Angels for decades. Donation envelopes were included in a recent Guide. Or simply place your donation in an envelope marked "Organ Fund." The re-leathering project is designed to breathe new life into parts of the organ that are showing signs of wear and tear.
This is not a cosmetic upgrade. This is necessary to keep the organ from losing the ability to create specific notes. Several notes are already "missing" and we don't want to compromise the integrity of the musical instrument at all. It is a classic and needs to remain so.
There are so many causes that require financial assistance and support. When deciding where your charitable dollars go, please consider a lasting treasure like the Moller organ. Thank you for your generosity. If you would prefer using a credit card, please call the Parish Center at 773-539-7510 or click "Donate Now" on our website, parish.queenofangelschicago.org, to donate online through GiveCentral.org.
SCOUTS PLAN RECIPE COLLECTION The Queen of Angels Boy Scout Troop 894 will be collecting wonderful family recipes to create the 2012 Queen of Angels Parish Cookbook. Any kind of recipe is welcome along with a brief history or story about your family recipe. Cookbooks will be available early this fall. Please neatly print or type the recipe along with a brief story (optional) and your name and phone number (in case there is a question). Recipe collection boxes are located in the school office and in the church. For more info, contact Jennifer at email@example.com or at 773-583-6299.
2011 DONATION STATEMENTS Tax Day approaches! If you are preparing your 2011 Income Taxes and would like to receive a statement of your tax-deductible gifts to Queen of Angels in 2011, please contact the parish office at 773-539-7510 or at email@example.com. We appreciate your help in caring for God's creation and preserving our parish's resources by requesting a paperless e-statement that can be sent to your e-mail account. Statements may also be mailed to your street address or picked up during office hours.
READY FOR ANKLEBITERS? Are you a parent of a small child? Join us Mondays when school is in session at 10 a.m. in the school basement. Enter using the north play lot entrance and arrive by 10:30 a.m. to sign in. The next session will be Monday, April 16. This group is for parents, caregivers and their children aged 3 and under. Direct questions to Julie Buckert at 773-562-4625 or email@example.com.
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"All that is necessary for the forces of evil to win the world is for enough good men to do nothing." — Edmund Burke
Pregnant? Need Help?
-- Women's Center 800-400-4205
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Don't forget your egg from Jane's Egg Basket!
A prayer from the USCCB document "United for Religious Freedom" 3/14/12: "(Father,)...We ask you to bless us in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty. Give us the strength of mind and heart to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened; give us courage in making our voices heard on behalf of the rights of your Church and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith... Amen."
SSVD VEHICLE DONATION PROGRAM The Society of St. Vincent dePaul's Wheels for the Needy program welcomes donations of cars, trucks, vans, boats —- any vehicle that runs! The Society sells your vehicle at auction and proceeds are used to support those in need. A portion of proceeds goes directly to the Queen of Angels Conference for the poor in our community. To donate, call Elvia Rojas at 312-655-7182.
LIDERAZGO CRISTÓFORO ¿Le gustaría confiar en si mismo, tener una mentalidad positiva, una personalidad atrayente, expresarse con facilidad, ser entusiasta y optimista? ¡No busque más! ¡Tenemos justamente lo que necesita! El Instituto de Liderazgo Cristóforo esta ofreciendo clases para aquellas personas que quieran eliminar sus temores y complejos, recordar nombres y adquirir dotes de líder. Inscríbase para nuestras clases de primavera este sábado, 28 de abril de 1 a 4pm en la parroquia San Bartolomé localizada en el 4910 W. Addison. El curso es de 3 horas por semana durante 10 semanas por un costo total de $100. Si tiene alguna pregunta favor de llamar al 773-472-1515 o al 773-481-0628. La primera sesión tomara lugar este 5 de Mayo. ¡Haga florecer su vida esta primavera!
CLASES PARA APRENDER INGLÉS Si esta interesado en aprender inglés, le tenemos una oportunidad que no se puede perder. La oficina de Servicios Sociales y Educacionales de la Iglesia Bautista North Shore, localizada en el 5244 N. Lakewood en salón 313, esta ofreciendo clases de inglés gratuitas cada martes y jueves de 6:30 a 9 p.m. Favor de llamar al 773-878-6035 para hacer una cita. Se ofrece cuidado de niños para aquellos que califiquen.
BEAT 1911 WILL MEET APRIL 17 Due to the recent changes in the boundaries of Chicago area police districts, the new boundaries for Beat 1911 are now from Lawrence to Irving Park and from Damen to the Chicago River. All concerned citizens residing in this area are invited to attend the next Beat 1911 Meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 17 at the new location, Chase Park, 4701 N. Ashland Ave. Please note that meetings have been changed from the fourth Tuesday of the month to the third Tuesday. Meetings are an opportunity to express neighborhood safety concerns. A free raffle of a crime prevention device will be held and light refreshments will be served. Call the 19th District Community Policing Office at 312-744-5574. You can also email email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
FRIENDS OF THE POOR BENEFIT The Society of St. Vincent dePaul will host the fourth annual Friends of the Poor Benefit from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 15 at the Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace. Tickets are $75 per person and will include a champagne brunch, silent auction, pick a prize, 50/50 raffle, Big Raffle and entertainment from Padres on Parade. Contact Elvia Rojas at 312-655-7182 or at email@example.com.
MULTI-PARISH HAPPY HOUR here will be a Parish Happy Hour from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, April 13 at Hubbard Inn, 110 W. Hubbard. Parking available at Holy Name Cathedral parking lot, Superior and State. The event is sponsored by a number of North Side parishes. Contact the FUNN Committee, a St. Josaphat Parish ministry, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
April 8 - Easter
April 15 — Sharing: Maternity BVM (with regular collection)
May 6 — Lyman Scholarship Fund (with regular collection)
May 13 — Mother's Day/Catholic Charities
May 20 — Sharing: Maternity BVM (with regular collection)
May 28 — Memorial Day / St. Vincent de Paul
April 07, 2012 in Announcements, Easter, Outreach, St. Vincent DePaul, Stewardship | Permalink
In addition to all the special Masses and prayer opportunities during the Paschal Triduum, we invite you to make service to others a part of your Holy Week practices. Join us to make sandwiches for the hungry in a family PB&J party, donate to the St. Vincent de Paul Society on Holy Thursday, participate in the Jane's Egg Basket drive or serve Easter Dinner to your neighbors at St. Benedict.
April 01, 2012 in Announcements, Commons, Food and Drink, Lent 2012, Outreach, Respect Life, St. Vincent DePaul | Permalink
Our Respect Life Committee is happy to announce this year's Jane's Egg Basket campagin and share a letter of thanks from January's Baby Bottle Project.
March 24, 2012 in Announcements, Outreach, Respect Life | Permalink
EASTER DINNER AT ST. BEN'S Join others for an Easter meal from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, April 8 at St. Benedict Parish Social Center, corner of Irving and Bell. Food and volunteers are needed for this event. Call St. Benedict's at 773-588-6484 if you would like to join the fun, donate food or volunteer from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Easter.
WELL, BOWL ME OVER! The First Annual Adult Bowling Knight event that so many have been waiting for is slated for Friday, April 20 at the Lincoln Square Lanes, 4874 N. Lincoln Ave. The fun begins at 7 p.m. with check-in and gains momentum at 7:30 p.m. when the bowlers take their places on the lanes. The fee is $25 per person and includes three games of bowling and food. For those who don't want to miss out on the fun but would rather not change shoes, the fee is $10 per person for food only. There will be a cash bar, a 50/50 raffle plus a separate raffle on five sports and/or local business goodie baskets. All proceeds will benefit the Athletic Program at Queen of Angels and any necessary gym improvements. It is hoped that many parishioners and school parents will come together and join us for this first-time bowling event.
SSVD REFLECTS... In today's Gospel, Jesus says, "Whoever serves me must follow me, and where I am, there also will my servant be. The Father will honor whoever serves me." When we help the poor we are truly followers of Jesus, servant of the poor. Consider serving the poor as an active member of the Society of St. Vincent DePaul conference at Queen of Angels. The next meeting is at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 12 in the Parish Center. Come and see.
EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINES Due to the Palm Sunday and Easter holidays, there are early deadlines for both upcoming issues of The Guide. The deadline for item submission for the April 1 Guide has already passed. The deadline for the April 8 issue will be this Thursday, March 29. Thank you for your cooperation!
LOOKING AHEAD TO BOARD ELECTIONS If you are interested in running for a board position on either the Athletic, Commons or School Board, now is the time to mark your calendar to attend one meeting to fulfill the eligibility requirement.
-- The Athletic Board will be seeking five candidates to fill four 3-year terms and one 1-year term.
-- The School Board will have four openings for three-year terms and one opening for a two-year term. The next meeting is 7:15 p.m. Monday, March 26 in the Upper Voss.
-- Commons will seek to fill the Vice President and Treasurer positions.
Meeting dates and times are posted on the school website. Please give thoughtful consideration to volunteering your time and talents to one of these essential boards. Representation is welcome from parishioners who do not currently have children in the parish school but would like to help.
HELP SCHOLARS WITH LYMAN FUND Your donation to the Lyman Scholarship Fund goes a long way in continuing the mission of our parish and our school: no child is denied a Catholic education because of a cash shortfall in the family. A growing number of families need assistance from the Lyman Fund. Please help. Use the green envelope provided in each bimonthly envelope packet, or simply write "Lyman Fund" on an envelope and drop it in the Sunday collection next weekend, March 31-April 1. Your donation is always welcome.
SCOUTS PLAN RECIPE COLLECTION The Queen of Angels Boy Scout Troop 894 will be collecting wonderful family recipes to create the 2012 Queen of Angels Parish Cookbook. Any kind of recipe is welcome along with a brief history or story about your family recipe. Cookbooks will be available early this fall. Please neatly print or type the recipe along with a brief story (optional) and your name and phone number (in case there is a question). Recipe collection boxes are located in the school office and in the church. Contact Jennifer at email@example.com or 773-583-6299.
PARISH MISSION AT ST. THOMAS St. Thomas of Canterbury, 4827 N. Kenmore, will present a Lenten Mission of Healing Monday, March 26 and Tuesday, March 27 with Fr. Pat Crowley, SS. CC, a priest of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. At 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, he will lead a healing service, followed by personal ministry. Come and hear stories of healing and experience the laying-on of hands and prayers of healing for old wounds and relationships. Parking is available in the lot across the street from the church. Call 773-878-5507.
REFLECTION AND RECONCILIATION The 2012 Lenten Day of Reflection and Reconciliation with Wonder, Love and Awe: A Lenten Journey with St. Ephrem, Harp of the Holy Spirit, will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 31 at Our Lady of Pompeii, 1224 W. Lexington. Featured speaker is Richard McCarron, Ph.D., an associate professor of liturgy at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. The program includes mid-morning prayer, presentations, opportunity for silence or spiritual direction, examination of conscience and the rite of reconciliation with individual confession. Registration is $25 and includes lunch. For information or questions, please call Susan Pudelek at 312-421-3757.
ICA IN CONCERT MARCH 25 Join the International Chamber Artists (ICA) at 4 p.m. Sunday, March 25 at St. Gregory the Great Church, 5535 N. Paulina St., one block from Ashland and Bryn Mawr. ICA will perform J.S. Bach's Keyboard Concerto in D Minor No.1 BWV 1052; Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto for Two Cellos in G Minor, RV 531; Erwin Schulhoff's Concertino for Flute, Viola and Double Bass and; Eric Whitacre's Five Hebrew Love Songs. Suggested donation is $15. For more information, visit www.ICAmusic.org.
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On Tuesday the citizens of Preston are being asked to vote on whether to accept or reject a $4 million Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) loan proposal. We believe the Preston Redevelopment Agency's (PRA) recommendation to accept the DECD loan as well as bonding the required $4 million matching town money will best position Preston for future success.
Attempts to attract and secure a developer or developers for the former Norwich Hospital property have not been successful. Feedback from the developer community indicates that the failure to clean up the site and get it ready for development is the key impediment. Therefore, cleaning up the property has become the top priority of the PRA and this requires money.
The PRA worked closely with DECD to develop the loan proposal. The state is offering a $4 million loan over 20 years with both principal and interest deferred for the first five years at an interest rate of 1.5 percent. The state has also offered loan forgiveness by reducing the amount owed by $1 million dollars for every 100 permanent jobs created. In addition, the PRA has been awarded a $964,000 demolition grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) contingent upon the town accepting the DECD proposal. The town match will be generated through the use of either tax-exempt or taxable bonds. This means that the town will receive $9 million toward the cleanup and demolition of a significant portion of the site.
Some in Preston feel that the town should not accept this proposal. As part of the overall recommendation process, the PRA also evaluated the options of (a) continuing the path traveled to date and (b) stopping all activities and wait for a developer to come forward. It is clear that the path traveled to date has been successful, but limited. Working in partnership with Manafort, monies received from the federal government (primarily EPA), the state (STEAP and Urban Act grants) and the town (required grant matches) have allowed smaller buildings to be abated and demolished. Similar grants, however, will not allow abatement and demolition of the larger buildings. Eventually the path traveled to date will no longer work for Preston Riverwalk and the town will be in a "stop-all-activities" situation. This step is not cost free to the town as the PRA has estimated that Preston will have a minimal cost of $165,000 per year to keep the site secured and insured. A 'no' vote does not continue to progress the cleanup even though the town retains the liability to clean up the property.
In May of 2009, the selectmen and citizens approved the creation of the PRA and charged it with the stewardship, cleanup, and marketing of the site. Over the past few years the PRA has successfully obtained $3.7 million in state and federal funding and $300,000 in town-match monies. These dollars have been used to abate and demolish 22 of the smaller buildings. However, the largest buildings remaining require significantly more money. The DECD loan proposal provides money that will be targeted to abate and demolish the remaining largest buildings, plus some of the smaller buildings.
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St. Mary's of Michigan Foundation is pleased to announce that Shiraz Shariff M.D., FACC, FSCAI, is this year's recipient of the prestigious Spirit of St. Vincent Award. Dr. Shariff will be honored during the 21st Annual Cornette Ball on Saturday, November 21, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. at Horizons Conference Center, Saginaw.
Dr. Shariff has been an influential and beloved cardiac physician in the Great Lakes Bay region since 1983. Dr. Shariff is a practicing interventional cardiologist at Michigan CardioVascular Institute and St. Mary's of Michigan.
Throughout his career, Dr. Shariff has treated and performed thousands of life-saving procedures on patients. Patients consider him part of their extended family and will travel hundreds of miles for follow-up care.
St. Mary's of Michigan Foundation's Cornette Ball is one of the grandest black-tie galas in the region. The festive evening includes a cocktail hour, a magnificent five-course gourmet meal and live music by Detroit's Intrigue. The Spirit of St. Vincent Award is presented annually to at least one highly respected physician who has rendered long and noteworthy service to the Great Lakes Bay community and beyond.
Proceeds from the Cornette Ball will support the hospital's new cardiac ultrasound equipment. The new equipment will provide 3-D imaging to assist physicians in treating patients with heart failure, aid in diagnosing valve and other heart defects, as well as assist with Electrophysiology studies.
During the last 20 years, the event has raised more than two million dollars with 100% of community contributions helping secure equipment and providing life-saving services that will aide in the treatment and healing of our patients.
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Proceeds from the Light Up a Life campaign benefit the Palliative & Hospice Care Fund and the Mission Fund at St. Mary's of Michigan Foundation.
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The stunning enclosed gardens, combined with the idyllic village location and being within walking distance of the beach, make Briarley Cottage the perfect place to unwind and recharge.
If adrenaline and adventure is more your style, Briarley Cottage is perfectly situated close to walking and cycling trails and is an ideal base from which to explore the many high octane adventure sports available on the Island.
Available all year round for holiday rental for either short breaks or longer stays, Briarley Cottage is child friendly and dog friendly.
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|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Brighstone Grange 1.6 km
|Car advised
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|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
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|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
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|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The cosy living and dining areas have ceramic tiled floors, exposed wooden beams and pillars plus a cosy fireplace with woodburner and a solid wood beam mantle. Briarley also has central heating for those chilly winter months.
Briarley Cottage is equipped with your self-catering holiday in mind. The old world charm is continued in the beautiful handcrafted kitchen where a cream coloured Aga provides the perfect finishing touch. There is also a washing machine/dryer and microwave available for use. We understand that although an Aga is a "dream appliance" that it can also be a little daunting, so we have provided a guide on how to operate it at the cottage for you.
Upstairs the cottage has two lovely bedrooms with those essential exposed beams, one double room and one twin room, with a cot available if required. Cosy up in the windowseat in each room and you will have distant sea views, across the village and fields.
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The large gardens at Briarley Cottage are fully enclosed and secure. There is a pretty lawn surrounded by flower beds as well as a paved patio area perfect for outdoor dining. Off road parking is available for one car with further parking available on the street.
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Discover Brighstone, with the nearby smaller village of Brook and the hamlets of Hulverstone, Mottistone and Limerstone, to enjoy rolling chalk downland and the soft cliffs of the south-west coast of the Isle of Wight.
Walk or ride around the area on a myriad of footpaths, bridleways and cycle routes. Enjoy beaches which are also well known for the fossils that can be found there. Walk with care along the edges of the cliffs or try paragliding or surfing to see them from different angles. Stride over downland or stroll through woodland inhabited by Red Squirrels.
See picturesque chalk clunch cottages and peek into beautiful old churches or stroll around the scented gardens of an Elizabethan manor house.
In Brighstone's North Street, a picturesque row of thatched cottages includes the village Post Office, the public library and a free museum detailing the lives and pursuits of local families.
The quintessential Isle of Wight village, Brighstone is a vibrant friendly community and a popular holiday destination. The village lies within an Area of Outstanding Beauty, and its coastline is designated as a Heritage Coast and Site of Special Scientific Interest. With over 80 Listed Buildings, Brighstone is full of charm and history.
Well catered for with ammenities, Brighstone has a lovely village pub, The Three Bishops, plus a cafe/bar "Seven", located the village centre. There is also 2 village shops, providing all your grocery needs. In the neighbouring village of Hulverstone is The Sun Inn, a beautiful thatched pub.
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Second time we have stayed at Briarley and we enjoyed it as much as the first. The AGA is a real plus and hugely useful to get wet cozzies and towels dry for the next day. The cottage garden is particularly delightful early July as the rambling and old-fashioned roses are flowering. Brighstone is well placed for getting around, although nothing is very far from anywhere on the IoW!
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Simvastatin, a generic 'statin' drug, has previously been shown to be a cost-effective form of treatment for patients between the ages of 40 and 80.
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Hopes that Mars once had vast oceans of water and perhaps microbial life have suffered a setback.
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Work the Shell - More Fun with Word and Letter Counts
If you can remember back a month, you'll recall that I'd received a blessed e-mail from someone (hint, hint) asking:
Dear Dave, I seek an edge when I next play Hangman or other word games. I want to know what words are most common in the English language and what letters are most common in written material too. If you can show how to do that as a shell script, it'd be useful for your column, but if not, can you point me to an on-line resource? Thanks.—Mike R.
I grabbed three books from the Project Gutenberg archive (gutenberg.org) to analyze and use as test input: Dracula by Bram Stoker, History of the United States by Charles A. Beard and Mary Ritter Beard, and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.
The obvious way to analyze these text files is with the wc command, which reveals that, combined, we're looking at 497,663 words, 2.9 million characters.
We used the following to identify the most common words:
$ cat *txt | tr ' ' '\012' | \ tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | \ tr -d '[:punct:]' | grep -v '[^a-z]' | \ sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head
The results were sufficient to reveal that the top ten words that appear in our 500,000-word sample are, in order: the, of, and, to, in, a, i, was, that and it.
Now, let's go in a different direction and analyze letter frequency. Then, we'll go back to finding interesting and unusual words.
The question underlying calculating letter frequency is this: "how do you break down a word into individual letters so that you have one letter per line?" It turns out that the handy Linux tool fold can do exactly what we want:
$ echo hello | fold -w1 h e l l o
Neatly done! (Note that you can't use fmt or similar commands because even if you specify -w1 for width, it works with words, not characters.)
It's an easy leap from there to make fold break down every single word in a text file, sort the results, and use our power duo of uniq -c | sort -rn to get the results we seek:
$ fold -w1 < dracula.txt | sort | \ uniq -c | sort -rn | head 157559 78409 e 56524 t 51608 a 50568 o 43453 n 41749 h 38150 s 37950 i 35001 r
A blank is the most common, but we can skip that visually rather than complicate our pipe with yet another process.
As I said in the beginning, E is the most common letter, but it's a surprise to see T as the second most common, frankly. Maybe it's because we're not compensating for upper-/lowercase? Let's try again:
$ fold -w1 < dracula.txt | sort | \ tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' | uniq -c | \ sort -rn | head -5 157559 78409 E 56524 T 51608 A 50568 O
Wait a minute. We shouldn't get the same result! Hmmm...can you see what I've done wrong? Hint: look at the order of commands in the pipe.
Got it? The tr needs to appear before the first sort command, or it transforms the output, but after it already has been sorted separately. We also should strip out punctuation, which can be done with the tr command as well. Here's a better attempt:
$ fold -w1 < dracula.txt | \ tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' | sort | \ tr -d '[:punct:]' | uniq -c | \ sort -rn | head 157559 79011 E 58618 T 53146 A 51122 O 43975 N 43501 H 43423 I 39296 S 35607 R
Will this ordering change if we use all three of our books rather than just Dracula? Let's try it:
$ cat *.txt | fold -w1 | \ tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]' | sort | \ tr -d '[:punct:]' | uniq -c | \ sort -rn | head 468727 273409 E 201726 T 175637 A 169836 O 158561 N 155910 I 135513 S 133927 R 127716 H
Same result! In order of frequency, the letters appear in text in the following sequence: E T A O N I S R H D L C U M F W G P Y B V K X J Q Z. (I'm a bit surprised that J shows up so infrequently.)
You now know what order to guess letters in Hangman, if nothing else.
Before we wrap this up, let's go back through the words in our corpus and find just those that are at least ten letters long and occur infrequently. Here's how I'll do that:
$ cat *.txt | tr ' ' '\012' | \ tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | \ tr -d '[:punct:]' | tr -d '[0-9]' | \ sort | uniq -c | sort -n | \ grep -E '..................' | head 1 abolitionists 1 accommodation 1 accommodations 1 accomplishing 1 accomplishments 1 accountability 1 achievements 1 acknowledging 1 acknowledgments 1 acquaintanceship 1 administrative 1 advertisement
That gives us long words that occur infrequently in the English language—or, at least only once in the 500,000 word corpus we've been analyzing.
(True confession: I simply added more and more dots to the grep regular expression until I weeded out almost all of the results. I could also have used .{10,} to get ten-character or longer matches.)
Some of these words obviously are more common in everyday parlance than in these particular books, however, such as advertisement, which I'm sure occurs more than once every 500,000 words in normal conversation, or at least in the circles I frequent!
What would really be great for Hangman would be to apply the letter-frequency rule further, so that you extract the infrequently occurring words, then come up with a sum value for the frequency of each letter in the word (I'd assign E = 1, T = 2, A = 3, O = 4, for example) and identify the longest words with the highest scores. Those will be your very best Hangman words.
But, I'm out of space and last I checked, I was supposed to be writing about different variable reference formats in shell scripts anyway. I swear, next column, I'll get back to that. Unless you (hint, hint) write me a note with a puzzle or scripting challenge to solve.
Dave Taylor has been involved with UNIX since he first logged in to the ARPAnet in 1980. That means, yes, he's coming up to the 30-year mark now. You can find him just about everywhere on-line, but start here: www.DaveTaylorOnline.com.
Dave Taylor has been hacking shell scripts for over thirty years. Really. He's the author of the popular "Wicked Cool Shell Scripts" and can be found on Twitter as @DaveTaylor and more generally at www.DaveTaylorOnline.com.
Letter frequency
Samuel Morse would have loved your article, as I did. In devising Morse code, he assigned the briefest codes to the most frequently used letters. Lacking your routine and access to /usr/share/dict/words, he based his count on the number of letters in sets of printers' type, according to AskOxford.com (http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/faq/aboutwords/frequency). The figures he came up with for the most common letters were:
In contrast, Zs occupied the least letter space in typesetters' cabinets, with only 200 on hand.
As a result, E and T in Morse code require single key presses, one short and the other long (dot and dash, respectively). Other letters may require four key presses, combining dots and/or dashes. Optimization makes a difference; even so sending 5 words per minute in Morse code is a challenge for the novice; 20 words per minute the mark of a pro!
AskOxford.com poses some interesting questions that shell scripters could have fun with. For example,
Are there any English words containing the same letter three times in a row?
Are there any words in the English language that use all five vowels with no intervening consonants or have the five vowels in the right order?
Too easy? Try: What is the longest one-syllable English word?
I remember before you could look virtually everything up on the Internet, being surprised how difficult it was to code a routine for breaking words into syllables. Not because the coding itself was hard but because detailing the underlying rules was such a challenge.
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