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SCOTUS Strikes Down DOMA
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Moments ago the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Windsor v. U.S., and ruled that Section 3 of the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional.
The end of DOMA is a turning point for our movement, but there's a long road ahead.
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The following sentence is something I never thought I would write. At this past Dragon Con, I had the extreme privilege of hosting the Saturdays Stars of Star Wars panel with Hera herself Vanessa Marshall and the man behind the mask of Chewbacca, Peter Mayhew.
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unusual gait. Rippling muscle disease is caused by changes (mutations) in the CAV3 gene and is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.[1][2][3] Treatment is supportive and based on the signs and symptoms present in each person.[2]Rippling muscle disease is a rare condition that primarily affects the muscles. Signs and symptoms of the condition generally begin during late childhood or adolescence, although the age of onset can vary widely. It is characterized by signs of increased muscle irritability, including percussion-induced rapid contractions (repetitive tensing of the muscle), percussion-induced muscle mounding ("bunching up" of the muscle), and/or visible rippling of the muscles. Fatigue, cramps, and/or muscle stiffness are common, especially after strenuous activity or exposure to cold temperatures. Some affected people may also have hypertrophy (overgrowth) of some muscles and an
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- Rippling muscle disease. Genetics Home Reference. May 2014; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/rippling-muscle-disease.
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I was excited about this coat because of the high % of wool (most wool coats now are only about 60% wool) and because the price was incredible. Unfortunately I had to return it because it was definitely too small to be wearable in the winter. I'm 5'7, 150 lbs and usually wear a small or medium up top so I ordered a size 10. When I received the coat I tried it on over a t-shirt and it was snug in the body and way too tight around the arms, there's no way this coat would have been comfortable with a sweater underneath. Additionally, I was really excited about the cute pleating in the back, but unfortunately, the pleating made the bottom of the coat so full that it didn't lay nicely. This coat would probably work for you if you aren't very curvy, but since my lower half is already relatively curvy, it just made my hips and butt look huge. They didn't have any other sizes available to try, so I returned it and have ordered a different coat to try. I would definitely order at least one size up for this coat and think about whether you want extra volume around your hips and butt before ordering this coat. Otherwise the fabric quality and construction were great. Another note, this was my first Overstock order and I was impressed by their customer service which helped me apply various coupons and giftcards that I had to the order very quickly. I was also impressed by the packaging and shipping for the coat, they ship on a hanger, which is great and have specially made boxes to accommodate the hangers. I did have to pay return shipping on the item, but since I got it shipped for free paying return shipping wasn't too bad.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? identical
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good quality fabric and construction
- How accurate was the sizing? runs small
I just received this coat today. It is more than what I expected. It's warm and heavy and very well made. The back pleating accentuates the behind so if you don't have much in the back, this will help. The buttons are sewn own tightly so I'm sure I won't have any trouble with them falling off like other brands. The pricing is great too. I saw this same coat on ***** for $177! Thank goodness for Overstock! And the delivery was super fast. You don't even need express shipping. I'm very satisfied.
i ordered the coat but had to return it because it was too large in the shoulders. i read most of the reviews that stated it ran small but for me I should have ordered the size I normally wear. Maybe because I am a true petite from the waist up. The quality is great and I love the pleated back so Im going to reorder it. Even though I wont wear it alot in FL its everyone needs a nice coat.
I bought this coat for my daughter who is curvy. Based on the reviews I ordered up in size so it fits well. Definitely is figure flattering with the pleats in the back and the tie at the waist. She loves it!
Thankfully, I read other reviews on how this coat runs small!! I normally wear a size 6 but ordered two sizes up to a size 10 and this fits perfectly!! I was also worried because I am a D cup and was afraid the proportion of the skirt and where the belt hits could look off, because if the waist is too high, it could make by boobs look humongous and top heavy. This coat accentuates my curves below but down plays my boobs. Perfectly balanced!! I still have enough room to wear a thin sweater underneath but it doesn't look big and heavy as most winter coats do. The tailoring on this is beautiful and the pleated skirt keeps this looking feminine and soft. Who would have thought a winter coat could look so stylish and feminine?!?!? Love it!!!
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Beautiful
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Great quality
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Via Spiga tends to run small. I wear an 8 in every major brand and even a 6 in some. Size 10 was pushing it. I do not like to feel like the blood is being cut from my underarms when moving around/driving...etc. Order up if you are thicker in the arms. Everything else is very nice
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? right on
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I just received this coat in the mail today. It was more than I was expecting! The wool is smooth and soft and the entire coat is very well structured and nicely lined. The pleating in the back gives it a nice feminine touch. It reads as a far more expensive coat and fits very well. Thank you Overstock!
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Perfect. I ordered black.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Very well made, well structured, and nicely lined
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This jacket is unflattering. The fabric is so heavy and it doesn't "hang" well on the body. Cheaply made.
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I love this coat! I wear it all the time, especially for more formal outings. It is very flattering and goes nicely with jeans or dresses.
Beautiful coat that fits perfectly. Being a dressy wool coat it has a snug fit but that is how all dress jackets are made. Great price and timely delivery by overstock.
Warm, beautiful and dressy. Just the right length. I love the detail in the back. I have very small hips so need the gathering to give volume. Looks great on me.
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I am a size 6 to 8 dress size, 5ft 8in. I purchased the size 8. The arms are a great length and the fit of the coast it great. It fits over my suit jacket no problem. I bought it as a going to and from work coat that I would put with a scarf for Colorado winters. The wool is slightly thinner than I expected but it is soft and (I think) will be warm enough. A great buy.
I got the coat in sapphire blue in size 12. I'm 5' 7" and 160. I normally wear a Misses 10-12. From reading other reviews, I was worried that it might be too snug in the arms, but it actually fit me perfectly. It's very flattering and slenderizing, and warm without being bulky. I'm quite pleased.
What a beautiful coat! I have had my eye on this coat for months, waiting for sales at a couple of department stores, but overstock had the lowest price around and free shipping! Trust all of the other reviewers-this coat runs small so DEFINITELY order a size up! I ordered 1 size up and find it fits like my normal size-I was able to raise my arms and move around comfortably. The coat itself is beautiful, high quality with soft wool. I am very tall and it is a good length. I bought the sapphire color and it very beautiful, yet subtle like a navy. I definitely recommend this coat for this price, but be warned it runs small!
I marked true to size...if you are 5' 4" my estimate. The coat is beautifully made and the material is the same. I would have loved to have kept the coat but being 5' 10" it did not look good on me, the waist/ belt was to high and the length was not flattering. The return process was simple and it is a strong reason like shopping at this site.
I received compliments on this coat. It is very flattering and feminine. The only downside is the fit. I ordered a size up because I read that the size seems to run small. Even ordering a size up, the the coat is snug at the underarm but large in the shoulder area. When I raise my arms it feels a little like I'm cutting off the circulation under my arms. I really like the the look though so I'm keeping it.
I almost didn't get this coat even though I liked it because they only had the color (Sapphire) I wanted in a size 8 and up. I had been planning on getting a size 4. I really wanted this coat and after reading that it ran much smaller I decided to give it a shot. I mean, if it was a little bigger than I wanted, it is at least belted to make it look thinner. Well, it worked. It fits pretty well and looks great! I have lived in Phoenix, AZ for 6 years and this is my first fall/winter back in PA. It is good to know I have a pretty and warm coat for the cold seasons.


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Vermont teen dies in crash in Mass.The Associated Press | October 22,2013ROWE, Mass. - Authorities have identified the victim of a weekend pickup truck crash in Rowe as a teenager from Vermont.
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Messinger's Long Road in Pursuit of the Mayoralty
By FRANK BRUNI
Published: October 12, 1997
The first time Ruth Wyler Messinger ran for elective office, seeking a seat on the local school board for the Upper West Side in 1975, she did not rely on traditional leaflets. She used a chain letter, sending copies to friends and asking them to do the same.
Three years later, for her inauguration into the New York City Council, she avoided a conventional setting. She took her oath at the subway station at West 72d Street and Broadway, a folksy gesture befitting her posture as a humble activist supporting three children on a budget that did not allow for taxis.
And when Ms. Messinger decided, after a decade on the Council, to lay the groundwork for higher office, she did not depend on corporate backing, which some of her more liberal positions had rendered uncertain. Instead, she held what might be described as political Tupperware parties, visiting hundreds of living rooms throughout the city to solicit grass-roots support and double-digit donations.
Now, as Ms. Messinger, the Manhattan Borough President, runs for mayor of New York City with the nomination of the Democratic Party, more moderate viewpoints and a coterie of seasoned handlers, it is easy to forget what an unusual political road she has traveled.
But for those who wonder how she presses forward in the face of such long odds or why many Democrats have defected to her Republican opponent, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, a partial answer lies in that journey. Ms. Messinger has always been something of an insurgent, an outsider who never fully found her way in.
''Ruth supported more lost causes than any politician I ever met,'' said City Councilman Sheldon S. Leffler, a Queens Democrat who was elected to the Council the same year as Ms. Messinger. ''If she thinks something's right, she'll trudge along.
''To her,'' Mr. Leffler said, ''there are more important things than winning. She has a real sense of mission. In our times, there are people who have secular religions. I believe she has a secular religion.''
Her political opponents call it radicalism, and say she has disingenuously veiled it in recent years to further her ambitions. Her supporters say she adheres to old-fashioned Democratic values that have evolved with the times.
Whatever the label, her beliefs are the legacy of her upbringing by progressive Jewish parents whose dinner conversation often revolved around underprivileged or oppressed people, of her early career as a social worker plying the messy margins of American life, and of her political maturation during the unrest of the 1960's and 70's.
Ms. Messinger, 56, is a creature of her time and, even more so, her place: the Upper West Side of Manhattan before Banana Republic and relentless gentrification. That is where she grew up, her parents holding fast to the multiracial tapestry of the city while their friends fled to Westchester County.
And that is where she and her first husband raised their own three children, turning their West 87th Street brownstone into a collective household and sharing expenses, chores and even clothing with other families. For most of the time Ms. Messinger lived there, from 1969 to 1986, she slept on a mattress on the floor.
Although she now sleeps in a bed in a modestly elegant three-bedroom apartment on Central Park West with stunning views, friends say that this environment more accurately reflects the tastes of her second husband, Andrew Lachman, 50, whom she married in 1989, than her own. The lipstick and the colorful tailored jackets she wears in public these days are concessions to politics, not vanity.
When she welcomed a reporter into her home late one night last month, she was dressed in a bulky fuchsia sweater and gray sweat pants. Her feet were bare, and she loudly munched potato chips as she slumped into a soft beige couch.
''What you see is what you get,'' Ms. Messinger said with a trace of pride and a subtler hint of defensiveness. ''On basic moral principles and personal values, to an astounding degree I find that I'm the person who was shaped by my parents and what I did in my earliest years and by how I raised my children.''
In this and other conversations with Ms. Messinger over the last month, that person emerged as an idealist with staunch convictions about an individual's responsibility to make the world a better place.
''I come from a family with a very strong social conscience,'' Ms. Messinger explained in her campaign office one afternoon. ''There was this whole sense of caring about people and paying attention.''
But she articulated the politics of compassion in a tone that was sometimes rote, her earnestness mingling with an aloofness that associates admit can undermine her purpose.
''She's warm in her own way, but she's not huggy,'' said Gale A. Brewer, who served as Ms. Messinger's chief of staff on the City Council. ''What Ruth doesn't do is that slap-you-on-the-back stuff.''
Assemblywoman Catherine T. Nolan, a Queens Democrat who is friendly with Ms. Messinger, put it another way: ''She's a policy-wonk kind of person. I've never seen Ruth as a gut, instinctive politician. Ruth got into politics almost as an anti-politician.''
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Our not-for-profit organisation relies almost entirely on donations to continue our work. Please consider helping us to save more of Perth's unwanted and abandoned dogs.
At the Dogs' Refuge Home in Shenton Park we love dogs and are committed to saving them. In fact we save hundreds of unwanted, neglected, abandoned and abused dogs every year.
With around 100 beautiful four legged friends in our care at any one time, chances are your next addition to the family is waiting patiently for you. And with so many abandoned dogs desperate for a second chance at a happy life, consider visiting us before you go to a pet shop or breeder.
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The Looking Glass Brotherby Peter von Ziegesar
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Peter von Ziegesar had just moved to New York and was awaiting the birth of his first child when a dark shape stepped from the looking glass of his past on to a Greenwich Village street. The Looking Glass Brother is Peter von Ziegesar's remarkable memoir of a life that began in the exquisite enclaves of Long Island's gilded age families and is now lived, in/i>
Peter von Ziegesar had just moved to New York and was awaiting the birth of his first child when a dark shape stepped from the looking glass of his past on to a Greenwich Village street. The Looking Glass Brother is Peter von Ziegesar's remarkable memoir of a life that began in the exquisite enclaves of Long Island's gilded age families and is now lived, in part, as the keeper of his homeless and schizophrenic stepbrother, Little Peter. The Looking Glass Brother is a feast of memories from one of the last, great estates on Long Island's Peacock Point. Summers were filled with the glistening water of the Long Island Sound, pristine beaches, croquet games, butlers in formal wear serving dinners and an endless stream of cocktails. When, after a string of affairs Peter's father left his mother and remarried, the idyll was broken and several stepchildren, including Little Peter, entered von Ziegesar's life from the looking glass of his father's new family. Little Peter was an angelic and brilliant young boy who spiraled down during adolescence to become one more homeless man living on the street. In this big-hearted memoir, Peter von Ziegesar mixes memories of life on Peacock Point with the turbulent joys of fatherhood and the responsibility he feels for his brother, a man with the same name as his, but a man who lives a desperate and very different life.
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"Von Ziegesar's cinematic eye and exceptional fluency in diverse perspectives make him an adventurously empathic biographer and audaciously candid memoirist in this piercing, thought-provoking portrait of a many-branched American family and a "looking glass" brother who reflects so many of life's most plangent mysteries." Booklist
"Brotherly love is evident here, while drugs, lavish estates, suicide, divorce, philandering, and the back drop of NYC round out a touching inside view of comfort and homelessness." Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
"In a memorable memoir reflecting identity, von Ziegesar tells of his stepbrother's wounds, both psychic and grievously physical, occasionally with fraternal irascibility and more frequently with candid understanding…The talented writer snares readers throughout." Kirkus Reviews
"This provocative looking-glass tale of two nonconformist brothers, one thriving within a nurturing family circle, the other a perpetual outsider because of mental illness, shines with emotional veracity, sensory precision, cosmic absurdity, all kinds of pain and steadfast love." Kansas City Star
"Elegantly constructed and written with both stringency and heart, The Looking Glass Brother fluently braids memories of an ultraprivileged childhood and the bleak realities of mental illness, substance abuse, and homelessness today. Von Ziegesar has the gift for creating rounded characters, and the brother of the title comes alive as a figure of compelling, if heartbreaking, paradox, while the portrait of the clueless father is the most vivid of its kind I've read since This Boy's Life." Eli Gottlieb, author of The Boy Who Went Away and The Face Thief
"The Looking Glass Brother is an engaging story of loyalty, love and a search for reconciliation between two brothers and an indifferent and often-callous father. Packed with the intimacies of an old-monied family, the story moves between the family's wealthy preserve on Long Island Sound and the grubby drug streets of New York City in the 1990s. It is a candid and personal story that seeks to show and understand the forces that both tear apart and draw together a father and his two sons, even as all three wrestle with their personal demons." Lou Ureneck, author of Backcast: Fatherhood, Fly Fishing and a River Journey Through the Heart of Alaska (National Outdoor Book Award Winner) and Cabin: Two Brothers, a Dream and Five Acres in Maine
"There's so much to admire about von Ziegesar's writing. Perhaps most resonant is his unique lyrical voice, both brave and loving as he retells a dark, very personal story." Stephanie LaCava, author of An Extraordinary Theory of Objects: A Memoir of an Outsider in Paris
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Chapter One
March 12, 1995New York City
The phone at my desk rang and a crusty, vaguely familiar, tobacco-hoarse voice crackled in my ear.
"Peter, it's Peter. Your stepbrother," said the voice. "Your stepbrother, Peter, who you haven't seen in many years. Little Peter, meet Big Peter. Isn't that funny? Anyway, it's me."
I looked out my window. It was a gray winter's afternoon in Greenwich Village. I felt like I was listening to a lost recording of the Beat poets.
"Peter?" I said, helplessly. "Peter?" If this really was my stepbrother, it was the first time I'd heard his voice since the early eighties. Obviously terrible things had happened to him in the meantime. Things that had turned him from the alert, blue-eyed violin prodigy, the apple of his mother's eye, who attended one elite school after another—Dalton; Saint Ann's, in New York City; and then my father's alma mater, the Choate school, in Wallingford, Connecticut—into a drooling specimen of New York City's homeless. Something out of Bob Dylan: "Bent out of shape from society's pliers…"
* * *
There was nothing on the line now but the distant honking of cars.
And then the crackly voice started again. "My mother gave me your number, because she said you were a good person. How my mother would know anything about that I don't understand. She never liked you and always said you were spoiled rotten and no damn good, especially when you had long hair. But she's changed her tune now, if you want to see me, and I hope you do. If you care about me at all."
"Peter, where are you?" I asked, fearing the line would cut off.
"It doesn't matter where I am," he said. "And it's probably better if you don't know."
"Can you get to the corner of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street in half an hour?"
"Do you have a watch?" I asked.
"I don't need a watch. Give me forty-five minutes. I'll see you there."
"Who was that?" asked Hali, coming into my office, drying her hair in a towel.
"That was Peter."
"Your stepbrother Peter?" she asked, with disbelief.
"I'm going out to meet him right now."
"Oh. Be careful," she said, placing a pair of black cat's-eye glasses embedded with tiny diamonds on her nose. The glasses made her look like the excuses secretary at a suburban high school. She wore flowered long johns and a loose, ripped Princeton T-shirt. "Be sure to call me if it gets too late."
* * *
It was almost dark by the time I reached Fourteenth Street, and the broad strip of cheap clothing outlets and check-cashing stores looked grim and windswept. Still, I wasn't far from my apartment. If Peter clubbed me over the head unexpectedly with a piece of scrap wood, I could probably make my way back by crawling.
Various rumors had come to me over the years of Little Peter's fantastical exploits—we called him "Little" Peter, since I was "Big" Peter—how he'd run screaming down East Ninety-sixth Street in a bathrobe after escaping from the Mount Sinai Hospital psychiatric ward, only to be knocked down by a careening taxi and dragged back to the hospital by two cops. How he'd spent six months in a lockup in Blaine County, Idaho, after trying to break open his mother's head with a piece of firewood. How one night in Indianapolis he was clocked in a new car going 110 miles an hour past the governor's mansion. Convinced that pursuing cops were in league with a ring of automobile thieves, he crashed into a massive police roadblock at the town center, totaling his car—but walking away unharmed. How he'd fallen asleep drunk one afternoon in a Montana wheat field, and had woken to the gentle, but mysterious, susurration of the blades of a harvest combine, which a moment later came thundering down over his head. How he'd lifted his hands instinctively to protect himself, only to see them severed at the wrists. How he'd scrambled to a lake by the field and lain down in ice-cold water, seeking only peace and death, while his hands flapped back and forth on bits of skin from their bloody stumps. How a helicopter had flown him to Salt Lake City, where a team of surgeons had meticulously reattached his hands. And how one of his first uses of his hands had been to push a nurse down a flight of stairs. He'd only recently been diagnosed as schizophrenic, though there was still some dispute as to whether he'd ever been diagnosed at all.
Schizophrenics live in a world of external violence commensurate with their internal chaos. They assault, are assaulted, and commit suicide with greater frequency than the rest of the population. Little Peter's increasingly troubled street career hadn't contradicted this.
I peered ahead down the gray sidewalk, thinking I saw a figure coming toward me. Its shaggy shape reminded me of the terrifying gremlin on the wing of a jet plane in a particular episode of The Twilight Zone. The gremlin could only be seen by one man, a broken-down loser played by William Shatner. Each time that man, who'd apparently had a recent mental breakdown, called the other passengers over to look, the gremlin leaped in the night air and was blown backward off the wing. The figure I saw seemed to appear and disappear as it came closer. A shabby white plastic bag bobbled from each of its hands, which curled under like claws.
His walk was one that stray cats and homeless men develop unconsciously, an ambulatory cringe that says to the world, "Don't beat me, I'm moving on. I'm just taking this piece of sandwich, this container of moo shu pork, this spit-soaked cigarette butt. You don't want it. Now I've got it. I'll stop defiling your view in a minute."
The way I knew it was Little Peter, finally, was his eyes, his astonishing eyes, still as blue and clear as Paul Newman's. His nose had flattened and grown red and pulpy, and there was a crude long scar over his right eye that gave him a permanently worried look. His torn jeans and stained corduroy jacket had become too small for his thick and doughy body. The sleeves of his flannel shirt stuck out beyond his jacket sleeves, and over the flannel shirt was a long, untucked T-shirt. He was growing a beard, and his hair, once blond, was now orange, mixed with toffee brown, and was molded over his head like a bowl.
Before he reached me, he picked a white paper bag from a trash can, pried it open, and rattled the interior. The sound and motion were automatic and mechanical; they reminded me of the movements of a caged fox, returning again and again to its pan to check whether any specks of food remained.
"Peter?" I called out, through the darkness and the blowing snow.
He swung his two white plastic bags uncertainly this way and that, as if about to turn and run. With a furtive expression, he walked up to me.
"Big Peter?"
"Yes, it's me," I said. Carefully, I put my arms around my stepbrother's shoulders and gave him a hug. The hair on his face had bleached in tufts, over the rough, red skin of his cheeks. He's gone feral, I thought.
"It didn't look like you at all," he said, blinking. "I saw you standing there, and I thought you must have changed."
"Bullshit. I haven't changed a bit," I said. I turned and started to walk down Eighth Avenue. Little Peter began to scurry at my side, crablike, eagerly looking into my face.
"The last time I saw you, I was driving you to Choate. You must have been about seventeen."
"No," he said, "you're wrong—the last time you saw me was when I forgot to deliver the negatives of Tommy Tune."
How could I forget that? That was long after Little Peter left Choate in disgrace, in the mid-eighties. By then he'd also dropped out of the University of New Hampshire. Nothing was working for him then, and someone had thought to find him a job as a bicycle messenger in Manhattan. This turned out to be an extraordinarily fortunate choice—Little Peter loved to spin through the stone alleys of Wall Street with a bag slung over his shoulder, to wait breathlessly in a lobby for an important envelope to be brought down to him. He'd ride up the West Side Highway, smoking a cigarette, delirious with the hot sun beating down on the back of his neck and the fluffy clouds changing shape across the river in New Jersey. He always carried a bottle of Kahlua in his messenger bag and he'd reach for it now and then. Sometimes he forgot to deliver the envelope.
My father never formally adopted Little Peter, but at some point my stepbrother had taken our last name. That made two of us with the same name in the same family, both eldest sons. And since there are only twenty or so von Ziegesars left on the planet, it sometimes happened that our wires got crossed. It was always a case of mistaken identity. The postman delivered Little Peter's jury summonses and alumni notices to my door. This time it was an irate call. An enraged art director had rung me up, thinking I was my stepbrother, having somehow obtained my number.
"I'd like to wrap my hands around his throat, I swear I would," the guy from the ad agency said when I explained who I wasn't.
I could almost smell his cigar smoke coming in over the wire.
"Please don't kill my stepbrother," I said. "He's got a little thinking to do, maybe. But he'll figure things out." I asked the guy to give me his address and phone number and promised I'd call him right back.
Then I called Norwalk and got Erik on the phone, told him to get Little Peter up off the sofa and on the next train to New York City. "Stay with him," I said. "Call me from Grand Central when you get there. Bring the negatives. Got that? Don't let him out of your sight."
But that was years ago. Little Peter and I were still playing out our lives in opposition to each other. It always seemed that when he was on top, I was down, and the other way around. We were both a long way from where we started. Given the world of privilege in which Little Peter had been raised—the private schools, the music lessons, the European vacations—a lot of us who knew him had considered his fall from grace to have been caused by little less than a spectacular case of bad attitude. This is the boy whose Dalton music teacher once called "the next Paganini," the same angel-faced five-year-old I'd carried on my back on the green hills of Connecticut. Even just a few years ago in Idaho, a psychiatrist assigned by the state to assess his chances for involuntary commitment concluded that my stepbrother was just a "spoiled kid" who needed a swift kick in the pants.
"Peter, are you hungry?" I asked. "Come on, let's go home."
Copyright © 2013 by Peter von Ziegesar
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PETER VON ZIEGESAR a New York-based filmmaker and screenwriter. He has written articles, essays and reviews on film and art for many national publications, including DoubleTake, The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Outside, and Art in America. His short fiction won a PEN Syndicated Fiction Prize. His work as a film and multimedia artist has received national attention, including a solo exhibition at the Hirschhorn Museum of Art in Washington, D.C. He lives in New York City.
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City Letters from the Lorax
posted by April 19 at 17:04 PMon
A downtown resident sent in a letter and some photos, following up on my Vulcan piece from a few weeks ago.
Terry and Lenora 2004
Then this happened:
Dear Stranger,
Poor 2200 Westlake tenants. They fell for Vulcan's sales pitch and watched their high end urban dreams lie in a heap - much like the pile of trees sacrificed for Paul Allen's expensive "Motel 6."
The disgruntled tenants may recoup their losses but no lawsuit can restore irreplaceable downtown canopy. Mr. O'Leary better hope the city protects bilked investors better than its natural resources.
L. Schaack
Because trees just couldn't afford $600 a square foot.


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Marvel Assembles an Official Title for Third "Avengers" Movie
Comic Books, Film
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"Bait: Off-Color Stories For You To Color" will feature bizarre tales illustrated by Lee Bermejo, Joëlle Jones, Duncan Fegredo and more.
CBR presents a preview of the grand finale of Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's "MPH," speeding into stores this week.
Mark Millar & Duncan Fegredo's high-speed Image Comics miniseries keeps up the pace this week, and here's an exclusive extended preview.
Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo deliver a strong sophomore issue in "MPH" #2, which serves as "another recent jewel in Millar's crown."
Roscoe's get-out-of-jail-free card comes in the form of super-speed pills in Image Comics' "MPH" #2 from Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo, on sale 6/18!
Like a sprinter running a forty-yard dash, Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's "MPH" #1 moves in a pretty linear, straightforward manner.
To celebrate Millarworld's 10th anniversary, Mark Millar's "MPH" #2 features two connecting variants by Leinil Yu. CBR has the exclusive first look.
CBR has an exclusive preview of Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's "MPH" #1 as the writer sends copies of his Detroit saga to the U.S. Senate.
Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's "MPH" is the latest Millarworld comic to be optioned for the big screen.
CBR has the exclusive first look at Eric Canete's variant for Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's "MPH" #2.
The latest Millarworld series allows "Hellboy" artist Duncan Fegredo to return to a real world setting as he creates characters he can call his own.
Mark Millar explains how his and Duncan Fegredo's "MPH" is their superheroic take on the American Dream while sharing exclusive art.
The all-new Millarworld Universe kicks into high gear in Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo's fast and furious miniseries "MPH" from Image Comics.
With the "Kick-Ass 3" finale opening up his new fictional universe, Mark Millar shares exclusive art from his Millarworld books including "MPH" & teasers for projects with Bryan Hitch and Sean Murphy.
Detroit superspeeding teenagers who can't slow down star in "MPH," the first book from an expanded Millarworld superhero line from Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo. CBR has an exclusive debut of the books' first promo.
Artist Duncan Fegredo has shared an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his process in creating a variant cover for "Kick-Ass 2," from the initial sketch stage to the final, trade dressed product.
On the heels of "Jupiter's Legacy," Mark Millar is making plans to expand his superhero line at Image Comics with new titles like "MPH" with Duncan Fegredo, and CBR got the details on adding to the world of "Kick-Ass."
As Dark Horse and Mike Mignola preview the Hellboy graphic novel "The Midnight Circus" with Duncan Fegredo and announce "Hellboy In Hell" #5's release, the creator talks Pinocchio, his growing non-epic and more.
Mark Millar teases what to expect in the final volume of his smash hit series, "Kick-Ass," which kicks off in June, as he compares Hit Girl to Han Solo and himself to Dave Lizewski and Big Daddy. Plus, exclusive art!
A new, original graphic novel focusing on young Hellboy running away to join the circus hits in October as Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo reteam for "Hellboy: The Midnight Circus."
Dark Horse has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of Mike Mignola and John Arcudi's "B.P.R.D. - Hell On Earth: The Devil's Engine" #2, on sale June 20 with art by Tyler Crooks and a Duncan Fegredo cover.
Dark Horse has provided CBR News with an exclusive preview of "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: The Long Death" #3 by Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and James Harren. It's Wendigo vs. Jaguar God on April 18!
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: The Long Death" #1, written by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and John Arcudi. The series debuts February 15.
The ending of Dark Horse's latest "B.P.R.D." series means serious changes to the life of the team's resident medium. John Arcudi and Duncan Fegredo share an exclusive first look at Johann Kraus' new look.
Creators from Guillermo del Toro to John Cassaday to Mike Mignola himself reflect on the shocking events of "Hellboy: The Fury" #3 as the big red guy is celebrated just as his story gets more interesting.
Greg McElhatton gives "Hellboy: The Fury" #3 4.5 stars, saying Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo's miniseries as a whole "has been worth every penny and a lot more to boot."
As the battle between his signature character and his longtime Lovecraftian nemesis hits in "Hellboy: The Fury" #3, Mike Mignola reveals EXCLUSIVELY to CBR the shocking, spoiler-filled details that will change Hellboy forever.
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo's "Hellboy: The Fury" #2, in stores July 13.
Courtesy of Dark Horse Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Hellboy: The Fury" #1 by Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo. The series, with covers by Mignola and Francesco Francavilla, hits June 1.
Mike Mignola spoke exclusively with CBR about "Hellboy: House of the Living Dead," an original graphic novel illustrated by Richard Corben. Discover what Hellboy "doesn't remember" about his time in Mexico!
Mike Mignola spoke about his plans for Hellboy in 2011, including "The Fury" with Duncan Fegredo, new one-shots with Richard Corben and Kevin Nowlan, and, of course, the creator's own return to the drawing board.
In the first of several interviews covering his work in 2010 and previewing what's coming in 2011, Mike Mignola spoke with CBR about the changes to Hellboy over the past year, what it means for the character and more.
Creator Mike Mignola confirms his return to interior art on Hellboy, discusses what mythic influences are shaping the future of the long-running serial and shares an exclusive look at upcoming cover art.
Best-selling artist Sean Phillips sat down with long time friend, "Hellboy" artist Duncan Fegredo, and discussed his three decades in the comics industry and how it took 25 years to break into the mainstream.
Greg McElhatton gave "Hellboy: The Storm" #1 4.5 stars saying of the Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo produced comic, "[I]t's great to see "Hellboy" not only still being published, but at such a high quality to boot"
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Construction projects are
affecting Rapid service June 4-6 on the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit
Authority. On the East Side, from 8 p.m. Friday, June 4, through Sunday, June
6, shuttle buses will replace trains between Shaker Square and Green Road
eastbound and westbound on the Green Line. Reconstruction of the Attleboro Road
The Central Corridor
Project Office in the Twin Cities will recommend a contractor in June for the heavy
construction work for the line's eastern seven miles. The Metropolitan Council is
expected to make the award June 23.
At its May 24 meeting, the
Safford, Ariz., City Council unanimously voted to instruct city staff to
negotiate selling city land to the Arizona Eastern Railway so it can build a
rail spur to the Safford copper mine, the Eastern Arizona Courier reports.
Neil Lucey has been named a
senior vice president in the New York office of Parsons. In his new position, Lucey
will serve as area manager for PB's New York office, responsible for client
management and project performance of all New York operations.
Customers on the Port
Authority's PATH rail system now can simply "tap and go" with their credit
cards, under a regional six-month pilot program that began today. Eleven of
PATH's 13 stations (except the Christopher and 9th street stations) have been
equipped with special payment readers, allowing riders to tap a contactless
credit card or other device like a key fob to pay fares.
Last summer, the sagging
economy spurred Phoenix to indefinitely delay construction of the northwestern
extension of Metro light rail, The Arizona Republic reports. But to prepare for
future light-rail construction, work in the corridor continues, in July the
city plans to begin two projects that will beautify 19th Avenue frontage roads
near Bethany Home Road and Dunlap Avenue. Motorists will see road restrictions
for several weeks starting in August.
Denver Regional
Transportation District General Manager Phillip Washington noted the completion
of recruitments for several key RTD positions. These recruitments have been
under way since February as part of GM Washington's reorganization and
restructuring of the agency, and will not require an increase in headcount.
Each weekend in June, there
will be major track work taking place to address Metro's priority of
maintaining a state of good repair on the Red, Blue and Green lines. In addition,
construction work on the extension of rail to Dulles will take place on the
Orange Line. All of June's weekend projects will impact travel times and cause
Union Pacific will improve
Nebraska's transportation infrastructure with a $5-million investment to
improve the rail line that runs from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Fremont, Neb. Work
on the more-than-33-mile stretch of railroad track began May 26 and is
scheduled to be completed by the end of July.
CN has awarded a contract
to Roche Ltd. Consulting Group of Quebec City to perform a comprehensive
engineering inspection of the Quebec Bridge, which spans the St. Lawrence River
between Quebec City and Levis.
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Know when to fold this talking point
Says "Donald Trump and Mike Pence want to gamble with your retirement benefits in the stock market."
— PolitiFact Nevada
on Wednesday, July 27th, 2016
Some support. Sort of
Says Ron Johnson "supported a plan to cut benefits and raise the retirement age" for Social Security.
— PolitiFact Wisconsin
on Wednesday, July 13th, 2016
A different kind of salary cap
Says LeBron James "stops paying his Social Security taxes at the beginning of the second quarter of the first game of the season."
— PolitiFact Florida
on Thursday, April 28th, 2016
An old exaggeration, even more so this time
The Republicans "still want to privatize (Social Security). In fact, their whole idea is to turn over the Social Security trust fund to Wall Street."
— PolitiFact National
on Friday, April 15th, 2016
Polls show Romney stayed steady or rose after the pick
When Mitt Romney chose Paul Ryan as his vice-presidential running mate, "that was the end" of Romney's chances to win.
— PolitiFact Wisconsin
on Friday, February 26th, 2016
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Some things work better in a pair...
Street Doodle is a working partnership between Streets Ahead and Pixie Doodle.
We do website design, website build and website hosting. When we're not quite so busy, we will get around to enlarging this site. Then we can provide you with more details of our services and examples of our work.
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Pull out those unfinished objects! Cindy Needham will inspire you with stitching techniques to put gorgeous finishing touches on your work of art.
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What materials did you use? Thimble berries fabric I need help in finishing the quilting on this in the borders. this class gave me the desire to finish this UFO
thanks the idea of pine leaves or trees, is something I have't thought about.
i like the design was it made from a pattern of blocks or a kit very nice hope you get some great suggestions i'm just learning myself i just love the feathers
can you tell us where the pattern came from all it says is mystery quilt
It is Debbie Caffery mystery pattern called Farmer's Daughter.