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Location of our Redmond Bed & Breakfast
The Meritage Meadows Inn is so conveniently located. We are only 3 miles from downtown Redmond and 2.5 miles from WA-520 freeway. We are 14 miles from downtown Seattle and less than 10 miles from over 100 winery tasting rooms in Woodinville's wine district. Yet, with all that ease of access, upon your arrival you will be amazed at our remoteness and privacy. Meritage Meadows Inn is located on 14 acres and is set back one quarter mile from Union Hill Road. No homes or roads are visible from the inn! We are surrounded by 100+ foot tall firs and maples. The meadows leave the inn with delightful views and plenty of sun. It is a truly enchanting location. View our map to see how easy it is to get to the inn.
Some of the most popular bike riding terrain in the Puget Sound area is at the end of our driveway and great forest running in the Redmond Watershed is less than 2 miles away. Redmond Town Center is 3 miles and Bellevue Square is 8 miles, so shopping is also convenient. Redmond has several very good restaurants. And, nationally acclaimed restaurants: the Herb Farm, the Purple Café, Café Juanita and the Barking Frog are less than 8 miles away.
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HONOLULU, April 23 (UPI) -- A Texas teenager on a Make-A-Wish Foundation sponsored trip to Hawaii caught a 759-pound marlin with the help of a boat crew.
Sterling Ellis, 19, of Houston, who is in remission from Hodgkin's lymphoma and is scheduled to undergo a bone marrow transplant, was sent to Hawaii by the Make-A-Wish Foundation and spent the day fishing 15 miles off Kewalo Basin in Honolulu with the crew of The Wild Bunch, KHNL-TV, Honolulu, reported Tuesday.
"We just call it a blind strike. Just out of nowhere. We thought it was a tuna first. We really did." captain Karl Adams said of Ellis' unexpected catch.
"I was reeling it, and then I saw this big black fin and then it just started going the opposite direction, taking all my line," Ellis said. "My arm hurt a little bit and he's like just keep reeling and I'm like, I don't think I can. Not that it's like pressure on me, but my arm is like locked up and I can't really reel."
Ellis said it took more than an hour to reel in his catch with the help of the crew. The fish turned out to be an 11-foot-long, 759-pound marlin.
"He was a little tired and that was half the battle, bringing it back in the boat. We're one of the few boats that don't have a transom door but we do have a Jim pole to get him in. And it took all my deckhands and myself and two kids that are not that big to get it in the boat," Adams said.
The captain said Ellis will get to keep the marlin's bill as a souvenir of his catch. The rest of the fish will be sold by the charter boat to pay its fuel cost.


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A staged reading comprised of "messenger" speeches from classic plays, ranging from Euripides to Racine, in adaptations by distinguished translators. This new work by JoAnne Akalaitis explores this dramatic device, central to the structure of many great tragedies, invented by the Greeks around 520 B. C. Bad News! will be performed outdoors by a company of seasoned New York actors — Bill Camp, Karen Kandel, Joan MacIntosh, Elizabeth Marvel, Efthalia Papacosta, Rocco Sisto and Nora York — with accompanying music.
Theater director and writer JoAnne Akalaitis is the winner of five Obie Awards for direction and founder of the critically acclaimed Mabou Mines in New York. In addition to the American Repertory Theater—where she directed Endgame and The Balcony—she has staged works by Euripides, Shakespeare, Strindberg, Schiller, Beckett, Genet, Williams, Philip Glass, and her own work at Lincoln Center Theater, New York City Opera, Court Theatre, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, and the Guthrie Theater. She is the former artistic director of the New York Shakespeare Festival and was artist-in-residence at the Court Theatre. Akalaitis was the Andrew Mellon Co-chair of the Directing Program at Juilliard School, and is the Wallace Benjamin Flint and L. May Hawver Flint Professor Emerita of Theater at Bard College. She is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, National Endowment for the Arts grants, Edwin Booth Award, and Pew Charitable Trusts National Theatre Artist Residency Program grant.
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5 Reasons To Follow NBA Rookie Joel Embiid On Twitter
NBA banter makes twitter a million times more fun, especially when it's the players who are causing the commotion. Generally, players tend to shy away from showing their true selves on social media, in fear of public backlash. 2014 NBA draftee, Joel Embiid is no such player. The newest addition to the Philadelphia 76ers is a riot on twitter and since he's yet to play a game in the Association (and considering he just turned 20 in March), he's yet to become a jaded pro. Here are 5 reasons to follow him on twitter before some brand tells him to chill and gives him a social media manager.


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I try to plan out prompts ahead of time, because it's hard enough to think of a poem on the spot. When I looked at today's prompt, I had to laugh, because it's something I won't be doing today–since I've been summoned for jury duty.
For today's prompt, write a work poem. It can be about an occupation, working up a sweat, trying to avoid work, or however you wish to take it. Work is a loaded word, so I'm expecting a great variety of angles on this prompt.
Here's my quick attempt at a work poem (after all, I've got to get to the court house):
Some people love only to work
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Robert Lee Brewer is Senior Content Editor of the Writer's Digest Writing Community and has never attempted to twerk, though he has nothing against those who do (to each, his or her own). He's the author of Solving the World's Problems and the husband of Tammy Foster Brewer, without whom the book and this blog might not exist. Follow him on Twitter @robertleebrewer (he might even tweet about his jury duty later today).
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Samsung is following Apple, MS & LG in the trend where cellphones involve "big, wide touchscreens" as their main look and feel. Their Ultrasmart F700 phone has a qwerty keyboard, 2.8" widescreen, 5 MP camera and 3G support. We are not sure at this point if this is a smartphone which allows you to develop and run native applications or if it's just a glorified "feature phone". The whole interface is based on Adobe's Flash while a recent press release along with the claim of "full HTML browsing" makes us speculate that the phone possibly uses the Opera web browser -- possibly on top of Linux.


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China says its armed police will join Mekong River security patrols with forces from Myanmar, Laos and Thailand starting Saturday, a development likely to deepen Beijing's influence in an unstable region on its southern flank.
The patrols are a response to the deaths of 13 Chinese sailors who were attacked on two cargo ships in early October along the Thai section of the river that flows through the lawless Golden Triangle region.
The joint operations among the four nations will take Chinese vessels downstream over the border, a first for Chinese border police. China has long contributed police to United Nations peacekeeping missions overseas, but this is believed to be the first time they will work in another country's territory without a U.N. mandate.
The patrols reflect how Chinese political influence is accompanying the country's economic penetration of the region, particularly in the impoverished nations of Laos and Myanmar.
That doesn't come without political risk for Beijing, however, with many of its neighbors already wary of Chinese domination. China's military strength and willingness to assert its territorial claims have prompted many to seek stronger ties with the United States, which is focusing again on the Pacific as military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan are ending.
While Beijing has long provided key diplomatic and economic support for Myanmar, relations have been strained by fighting between Myanmar's army and rebel groups that has sent refugees into southwestern China.
China was also caught off guard by the suspension this summer of a major dam project being built by a Chinese company in Myanmar that presaged a significant about-face in Myanmar's domestic politics.
Overall, the joint patrols should be positive for relations between the four and will have little real effect on the balance of influence, said Zhao Gancheng, director of Southeast Asian studies at Shanghai's government-run Institute of Foreign Studies.
"China is already the most influential country in the region and it's not necessary for China to gain more influence," Zhao said.
Little is known about the scale of the planned operations on the Mekong and it remains unclear how far south on the river they will go.
The Chinese leadership appears to be well aware of sentiments to its south, and Deputy Public Security Minister Meng Hongwei on Friday told the participating troops they must be respectful and mindful of foreign ways and win the support of commercial shippers and people living along the river.
"Let joint law enforcement become the bond of friendship between the people of the four nations and the officers and men taking part be ambassadors of friendly exchanges with the outside," Meng said in remarks at a ceremony marking the formal establishment of the Chinese patrol unit.
The Chinese force is made up of more than 200 officers and men drawn from border patrol units along China's coast and major rivers. They will sail in 11 converted flat-bottomed passenger and cargo ships based in the Mekong River port of Guanlei on China's border with Myanmar, also known as Burma.
State broadcaster CCTV ran footage on its main noon broadcast showing the troops drilling on board ship with the latest models of Chinese assault rifles.
"It's the first time in the history of Chinese border guarding to go abroad to another country to jointly enforce the law. This is a groundbreaking model of a police cooperation mechanism," the force's political commissar, Liu Jianhong, told CCTV.
In addition to the patrols, China will host a multinational Mekong River security headquarters at Guanlei staffed by officials from the the four countries. China has also offered to dispatch experts to help train security personnel in Myanmar and Laos.
Sailors shipping Chinese manufactured goods and agriculture produce downriver have long complained of armed gangs that loot their boats or demand cash. But little action was taken to protect them until the Oct. 5 attack near the Thai-Myanmar border that sparked Chinese demands for a thorough investigation.
Drug smugglers were initially suspected, but nine Thai soldiers later surrendered.
Meng said criminal activity has grown along the river. Drugs are abundant in the Golden Triangle and public security is chaotic, he said.
While China has long eschewed overseas military deployments and alliances, its growing economic interests abroad have compelled it to reevaluate such notions. At the end of 2008, Beijing began sending naval vessels to take part in anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden off Somalia's violent, anarchical coast, helping to escort both Chinese ships and those carrying U.N. food aid.
As Libya descended into civil war this spring, the military dispatched a navy frigate and two transport planes to aid in the evacuation of the 30,000 Chinese working there.


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Joy Hall, the largest and oldest men's residence hall on the Greenville College campus, will receive a new addition to its main floor lounge during Homecoming weekend, October 17-20: a plaque honoring its namesake, Walter A. Joy. The display will be unveiled on Saturday, October 19 at 10:30 a.m. in a ceremony open to the public. The unveiling comes as part of the hall's 50-year anniversary.
The plaque recognizes Joy's significant contributions not only to the College, but also to the City of Greenville as a businessman, community leader and longtime president of Bradford National Bank. Greenville College President Ivan Filby, members of the College community and current students will join in the celebration of a life well lived and the legacy of a supportive brotherhood that helps its members succeed.
Joy arrived at Greenville College as a prep student in 1892 and stayed to complete his college education. He was a founding member of Octavo Merrimo, an association of classmates based on "congenial friendship, mutual helpfulness and the highest ambitions and worthiest endeavors in life." Joy's rich experiences over eight years at the College compelled him to pen its Alma Mater.
Today's Joy Hall residents, commonly called Joy Boys, carry on the tradition of comradeship. "Joy Boys share a bond and brotherhood with one another," said Isaiah Barnfield, coordinator of residence education for Joy Hall. "Joy Hall consistently produces student leaders that become resident chaplains and student association leaders." Residents of Joy Hall also carry the highest grade point average among all male residence halls.
Joy Boys engage in various activities throughout the year to meet qualifications that earn them standing as Joy Lettermen. "Through programming, Bible study, and service, we try to release the potential that Joy Boys have for leadership," Barnfield explains.
That potential has deep roots in a heritage that goes back more than a century to the original Joy Boy, Walter Addison Joy. Beginning October 19, Joy Hall residents will have an ever-present reminder of Joy's spirited determination to make the most of his college years and his encouragement of others to do the same.


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God Created the World (no big bang)
RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
Oh, AoC. When will you see the truth?
You've been deceived by your priests and clergymen. What really happened was that thousands of years ago, there was this One Ring; consisting of the Alpha and the Omega. It was inherently evil and had to be destroyed and so a Fellowship of the Ring was formed to take the ring to Mount Doom. After much trials and hardships, God (let's call him "Frodo") cast the Ring into the fires of Mount Doom. The resulting explosion was so massive that what we call a "Big Bang" occurred and simultaneously destroyed what was and created all of what is.
We know this to be true because there are many, many books written on the topic and millions of people have heard the tale (or, "creation story").
So stop fighting the obvious and just accept it.
"Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass."
-Saint Gandalf
...please please please recognize the parallels between your evidence-less assertions and this post.
"Ain't got no last words to say, yellow streak right up my spine. The gun in my mouth was real and the taste blew my mind."
"We see you cry. We turn your head. Then we slap your face. We see you try. We see you fail. Some things never change."
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RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
Lmao. I love the "Whether you believe or not, Jesus still loves you" that christians like to pull.
I can never tell if it's a threat; a comeback; I don't know. As a former christian, I know the only reason they say it is to make some kind of jab as us atheists, but even back then I didn't really know what effect I expected it to have. Do they want us to hear it and say "Ugh! You-.....you little-.......you can't-......BAAAHHH!!!!!"
Then the christian snaps his fingers in a super-win and struts away?
Through profound pain comes profound knowledge.
Ridi, Pagliaccio, sul tuo amore infranto! Ridi del duol, che t'avvelena il cor!
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(15-09-2012 06:57 PM)Ambassador of Christ Wrote: All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.... 2 Tim 3:16
So god has lungs now ? Seems she has Emphysema, maybe, or Bronchitis.
Please tell us how, exactly, the "giving" and "inspiration" worked, and how *exactly* that is different from someone sitting at a desk, making up shit.
Insufferable know-it-all. It is objectively immoral to kill innocent babies. Please stick to the guilty babies.
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RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
(15-09-2012 06:57 PM)Ambassador of Christ Wrote: All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.... 2 Tim 3:16
Interesting idea.
Tell me, do you have any evidence to support this claim, or at the very least a provisional observation which can be tested or otherwise corroborated by neutral and detracting parties?
If I am assuming correctly, here is the answer to my own question, and it is thus:
The people closely associated with the namesake of female canines are suffering from a nondescript form of lunacy.
"Anti-environmentalism is like standing in front of a forest and going 'quick kill them they're coming right for us!'" - Jake Farr-Wharton, The Imaginary Friend Show.
RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
(16-09-2012 09:42 PM)Buddy Christ Wrote: ... God (let's call him "Frodo") ...
Frodo was the saviour! His father was Drogo or goD (anagram).
Gandalf lives and is an angel not a saint.
Please go back and study your scripture.
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RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
(15-09-2012 06:16 PM)Ambassador of Christ Wrote: God created everything.. heaven, earth, plants life, human life, etc.I am willing to bet my entire fortune you did not even bow or scream amen when hitting "post." Regardless however....
Get a mirror and flashlight, and hold that flashlight still as it can symbolize and characterize the sun, the mirror will pose as the moon. With our own earth's gravitational field, orbit of the moon is inevitable obviously, so keep that flashlight still and move the mirror into different angles as you flash the light onto it, You will see the central beam of light that hits against the mirror change positions as the mirror "orbits" the flashlight, and if you pay attention to the walls around you, the light and shadow that projects alters as well. This experiment alone explains the relationship between the sun and the purloined light of the moon, and also disproves that the moon is its own light source, which the biblical legend claims.
Of course I take grand notice to the only "verse" (the word verse alone makes it all sound pretentious.) that you stand by, not even taking an eye to the process of waters and land and humans, but of course I would. And I dare you to create an offspring with a handful of dirt and not a single fossil or muscle tissue and see it stand. But allow us to look at the history of discovered remains. We, as human beings, were conceived through "god's idea" 6500 years ago, according to biblical mythology, starting with Adam and then Eve. But the account of the oldest discovered human fossil is approximately 1,300,000 years old. That would have given merit that humans lived on earth before God conceived either humans or the earth and depending on how much evidence you consider to be probable, and how you define us as a species, you could place humans at between 1.8 million and 130,000 years old, but regardless, no one could sensibly claim that humans are less than 130,000 years old. There is simply too much evidence available for our inspection.
An anonymous writer once wrote of creation as quote, "Let's take the Christian God's greatest act, creating the world and all who live on it (indirectly). The start of all this, on God's own words: 'For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea and all that is in them, and rested on the seventh day'. Using genealogy, we can roughly estimate the age of the earth, as stated by the Bible, to be 6500 years. The very top estimate would be close to 10,000 years, but that's a stretch. Science has proven that the earth is closer to 4.5 billion years old. Radiometric dating has shown us this, and has remained consistent with lunar and terrestrial samples. In other words, we haven't just tested this once in one situation, it's been extensively tested."
Something can however be said between both sides on the birth of everything, that it is essential that everyone is curious enough to to be given the proposal of what gave it purpose and existence. The fact that you abuse genesis enough to promote it as fact when the only quote out of it you're most outspoken of is reflective to when a parent abuses a child's own imagination and behavior with Santa Claus is an absurd circumstance. I can only suppose that if the creation of your own deity's human form is only important enough when pretending to be eating their flesh and pretending to be drinking their blood once a month, not much can be funded for creationism in the first place.
Leviticus does not justify stupidity, but it is more than enough to define corruption of the human mind.
RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
I just look at Christianity (and pretty much every other religion) like I do mythology.
Sure, there's some pretty neat fables and cute little moral stories going on but it's all just a way to explain what (some feel) can't be.
Oh there's light shooting out of the sky? Must be god.
Oh, there's thunder? Must be god.
Just like most of those "gods" have been disproved since mythology was an active form of religion in ancient Greece and Rome, the "modern gods" are slowly making their way out, as well.
There is a reason for everything, maybe that reason is not tangible enough for some, but it exists.
I feel our purpose (other than biologically speaking) is to discover.
Our brains have evolved to be the only creature in our world that can truly understand.
I'm sure it will be long after my time, but I feel we will make the true connection to disprove religion..it's just a matter of discovery.
Science is something so disorderly that we cannot even truly grasp all the new information coming in on a regular basis. We are constantly aiming to disprove ourselves. On a constant path to succeed and excel.
That is pretty awesome to me. It's pretty exciting.
"I don't believe in an afterlife, so I don't have to spend my whole life fearing hell, or fearing heaven even more. For whatever the tortures of hell, I think the boredom of heaven would be even worse."
RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
All I have read from you in any of your posts is merely regurgitated Christian talking points. Do you have any independent thought whatsoever? Don't just tell us what you believe, but also why you believe it (and please, more than "because God said so" or some equivalent). If you just keep regurgitating what you've heard from others, you will compel me to believe that you're just another mindless believer following preachers obediently like a brain-washed blank slate.
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RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
I used to believe that, just as fully as you do. Then, in my fourties I started University. I sought out the best education I could get. I studied what it means to be human--The Humanities. I learned that human sexuality, desire, gender and sex identification are amazingly complicated--the science of it. I realized that God knew nothing about the biology of human sexuality (homosexuals are abomanation, God said) . I studied psychology, and realized God knew nothing about mental illness (demon posession, Jesus said), I studied women's histories, and realized God is confused about the value of women (female fetus worth less than a male fetus, and in Genisis God presents two creation stories). I studied religion, and found out that all the worlds major religions are patriarchal centered and most believe that are the only way (devalue women and all "others" not like them). . . .
I had a friend in one of my classes, about my age, she argued with a professor that women do indeed have
one more rib than men because "the bible tells me" so. I once believed that too my friend. God and the pastors "told me so."
Leaving God hurt for awhile, but I am recovered and I am free to clearly see the worth of the Homosexual, my worth as a female woman, to feel great empathy toward those with mental illness, In short, to know the world is round.
Try an education not centered on your worldview in order to get a full comparrison of ideas.
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RE: God Created the World (no big bang)
Your intellectual life is very important. I would love to see you climb out of that Platonic cave, free your body and your mind. The pain is worth the adventure, your freedom is worth more than that.
It's unfortunate that your intellectual freedom is not as important to most of us here as freeing the goodless soul is/should be to you.
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Mary Ella Griffis, 65 - November 06, 2011
Mary Ella Griffis, 65, of Cozad passed away Sunday, Nov. 6, 2011, at her home in Cozad.
Services will take place on Thursday, Nov. 10, at 2 p.m. at the Berryman Funeral Home Chapel at Cozad with the Rev. Matthew Groenke officiating. Burial will be at the Walnut Grove Cemetery north of Cozad.
A visitation will be conducted on Wednesday Nov. 9, from 1 to 8 p.m. at the Berryman Funeral Home of Cozad.
Griffis was born July 27, 1946, at Concordia, KS, to Leland and Ruby (Wallace) Buckley. The family moved to Gothenburg when she was six years old where she attended Gothenburg Public School.
On July 20, 1961, she was united in marriage to Jack Griffis at Lexington. To this union of 50 years, six children were born.
Griffis and her family lived in Gothenburg until 1991 when they moved to Cozad. She was employed for many years with Slack's Nursing Home. She especially enjoyed the young people that she worked with, said family members.
Her favorite times were spent with family, and she enjoyed reading, fishing with Jack and putting together jigsaw puzzles as well as valuing her time shared with grandchildren, according to family members.
?Griffis was preceded in death by: her parents, Leland and Ruby; two brothers—Larry and Bill Gentry.
?Survivors include: her husband, Jack of Cozad; three daughters—Kay Huffman and Catherine (Carl) Sherbenaut, all of Kearney, and Donna (Keven) Stuck of Powell, WY; three sons—Mark (Barb) Griffis of Gothenburg, Jerry (Dawn-Marie) Griffis of North Platte and Matthew Griffis of Cozad; a brother, Dean (Monica) Gentry of Grand Island; sister, Viola Kay (Bill) Smith of Lexington; 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; nine nieces and nephews.
A memorial has been established.
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STAMFORD, CT — Dot Richardson, two-time Olympic softball gold medal winner and orthopedic surgeon, will be the keynote speaker at the Club Industry East show, organizers of the event announced. Richardson will speak on June 7 at the show, which takes place June 6-9 at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando.
Richardson had a passion for softball during a time when women's sports were limited, breaking barriers placed for women.
"Richardson's example is inspiring for a lot of women, but she also can speak to people who face other barriers and the fact that no one should let those barriers stop them from doing what they want to do, whether that's in business or in their personal lives," says Zari Stahl, Club Industry East show director.


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In his State of the University message, Chancellor Steve Ballard said ECU will maintain focus despite a difficult fiscal outlook. ECU News photo by Cliff Hollis
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 2, 2011) — College and division cuts of 9 to 12 percent along with tuition hikes may be necessary to make up state budget shortfalls, East Carolina University Chancellor Steve Ballard said Wednesday.
Those steps could mean fewer and larger classes for students as well as increased teaching loads for faculty, Ballard said.
In his second-annual State of the University address, Ballard praised ECU's accomplishments while warning that the next budget year will be the most daunting faced in 60 years. The state budget is expected to have a $3.7 billion gap — a 20 percent shortfall — for the fiscal year that begins in July.
Ballard cautioned that state lawmakers are not expected to approve the 2011-2012 budget for several months. But if public universities are asked to cut 20 percent, he said, ECU will lose $60 million — on top of $106 million that's vanished from its budget in recent years.
"One can certainly hear estimates ranging from 8 percent to 20 percent, depending on assumptions about sales taxes and economic performance in the state," Ballard said. "While I ask everyone to pray for 8 percent, as a chancellor I must plan for 20 percent."
For students, the cuts are likely to mean higher tuition and fees. Under the scenario Ballard outlined, students could fund at least 20 percent — or $12 million — of the $60 million gap. Such hikes would come on top of substantial increases approved in previous years by the University of North Carolina Board of Governors.
"We have always prided ourselves in being an access institution and our first university priority is student success, so making higher education less affordable is a painful option for me," Ballard said. "I would not propose it if I did not consider it necessary to protect the quality of their academic experiences."
Even with tuition increases, ECU will remain either second- or third-most affordable among peer universities, Ballard said.
Faculty and staff could be affected by 9 percent to 12 percent cuts to colleges and divisions throughout the university. Ballard said those reductions would generate $30 million in savings, or half ECU's $60 million target.
"While I hope that we can keep the overall size of our faculty close to what it is today, many schools and colleges will have no choice other than to use faculty openings and academic resources to reach their goal," Ballard said. "The availability of classes will be reduced, while class size and teaching loads, on average, will increase."
Ballard said ECU could use as much as $15 million from its emergency fund to avoid further cuts as well as look for ways to consolidate services to further fill the gap. The university has used its emergency fund to pay for clean-up from disasters such as Hurricane Floyd in 1999 and other unforeseen expenses.
ECU has already done its best to cut costs, Ballard said, citing UNC system data that indicate the university is one of two state campuses in which the rate of administrative growth has been less than the rate of student population growth.
Ballard said he's asked Marianna Walker, chair of the Faculty Senate, to work with its Educational Policy and Planning Committee to recommend ways to consolidate academic units and reduce administrative costs.
Such cuts would make the fiscal year that starts in July the fourth that state universities have lost money. Last year, the UNC system accounted for 20 percent of cuts, though it represented 13 percent of the state's budget, Ballard said.
Much of the cuts have come from administrative positions and functions. Two years ago, 92 percent of ECU's cut to its budget base came from those areas, Ballard said.
He pointed out that a majority of states have experienced worse cuts than North Carolina. California, for instance, has a $20 billion gap while Illinois faces a $25 billion shortfall. University of California system tuition has tripled since 2002.
ECU will focus on the long-term and be strategic as it deals with cuts, Ballard said.
"We will define where we want to be at the end of this recession and stay focused," he said. "We won't eat our seed corn. We will protect our fundamental commitments as a public university."
ECU is a "vital part of the solution" to the state's problems, Ballard said.
"ECU is about the promise of opportunity — giving students access to an excellent university and a chance to realize their dreams," Ballard said.
Ballard highlighted several of the university's accomplishments in job creation, including:
The engineering program, which began in 2004 and was accredited in 2009, attracts more applicants with higher academic credentials each year. Half of its students are from eastern North Carolina and more than 90 percent of graduates have found jobs in the field or have enrolled in a graduate program.
More than 90 percent of hospitality management majors are employed upon graduation, despite a severe recession in the industry.
More new N.C. teachers come from ECU than any other institution.
All nurse anesthesia, occupational therapy and physical therapy graduates are employed after graduation.
ECU also is improving the health of eastern N.C. residents, Ballard said. He cited, among other things, the Brody School of Medicine's No. 2 national ranking in producing primary-care doctors and its rank of seventh nationally in meeting its overall social mission.
ECU knows how to survive tough times, he said.
"On the other side of this great recession, we will not only be here, we will be proud of the difference we make," Ballard said. "And we will never lose sight of the opportunities we provide."
The university has to preserve its academic core, said the vice president of the Student Government Association, who listened to Ballard's message.
"If the choice is between cutting away things that make the academic core strong or raising tuition, then it probably would be necessary to raise tuition," said Josh Martinkovic, a senior. "During hard times, you have to do the best you can with what you have."
Dr. Paul Cunningham, dean of the Brody School of Medicine, said Ballard delivered his message with honesty and confidence.
"He expressed great resolve and optimism about our future as a university," Cunningham said.
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Denis Winston Healey, Baron Healey
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- Denis Winston Healey, Baron Healey (1917-2015), Labour politician; Secretary of State for Defence and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sitter in 14 portraits.
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- Cecil Beaton (1904-1980), Photographer, designer and writer. Artist associated with 1089 portraits, Sitter associated with 354 portraits.
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Current affairsEdward 'Ted' Heath wins a surprise victory for the Conservative party at the general election, becoming Prime Minister. Opinion polls had predicted a comfortable Labour victory, but with a failing economy, the Tories snatched a narrow last minute majority.
Art and scienceGermaine Greer publishes The Female Eunuch, an influential feminist text arguing that women's sexuality and capacity for action are repressed by the family and their roles in society. Greer suggested that women should get to know their bodies and become empowered by their sexuality. The book was an international best seller.
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Four students are shot dead by national guardsmen during a protest against the Vietnam War in America.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of Charlie Chaplin's bowler hats and a cane, the staple of Hollywood silent-era comedy, were auctioned for $62,500 on Sunday, said auction house Bonhams.
Chaplin's hat and cane, which fetched more than the initial estimate of $40,000-60,000, are synonymous with his "Little Tramp" character in films such as "City Lights" and "Modern Times."
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The waddling and bumbling "Little Tramp" character propelled Chaplin to global fame. The character, Hollywood legend says was created by accident on a rainy day at Keystone Studios, first appeared in 1914's "Kid Auto Races at Venice" and lastly in 1936's "Modern Times."
Chaplin's hat and cane are the highlights of an auction of popular culture artifacts that is still in progress. Other items include a handwritten letter from John Lennon in which the Beatle sketched himself and wife Yoko Ono nude. There is also an archive of Marilyn Monroe photographs, an early Charles Schulz "Peanuts" comic strip, and a wicker chair from Rick's Cafe in "Casablanca."
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NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of Restoration Hardware jumped in its first day of trading, as investors decided to take a bet on a familiar retail name and the gradual housing recovery.
Shares rose $7.10, or 29.6 percent, to close at $31.01 Friday on the New York stock exchange. The home decor retailer and its shareholders raised $124 million, selling 5.2 million shares for $24 each.
"It's been quite well received," said Sam Hamadeh, CEO of PrivCo LLC, which researches private companies. "It's reasonably priced and a well-known brand."
In addition, the housing market is slowly strengthening. The Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller index reported Tuesday that national home prices rose 2 percent in August, the third straight monthly increase. And new home sales jumped in September to the highest annual pace in the past two and a half years.
Restoration Hardware is one way investors could capitalize on the recovery, Hamadeh said.
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Restoration Hardware, which operates more than 70 retail stores, is going public several years into a turnaround. The company was losing money when it was bought by a private equity firm in in 2008. It has since redesigned stores, revamped its product line and focused on a higher-end market.
In the fiscal year ended Jan. 28, the company reported net income of $20.3 million, compared with a loss in the prior year of $8.1 million. Revenue rose 24 percent to $958.1 million.
Restoration Hardware sells items in a wide range of categories including furniture, lighting, textiles, bathware, décor, outdoor and garden, and baby and child products.
Restoration Hardware Holdings Inc., based in Corte Madera, Calif., is trading under the "RH" ticker symbol.


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18 Hair Accessories That Work After 30
Yes, you can wear hair accessories beyond your hopscotch days. We'll show you how to pull off these super trendy hairstyles without looking like your niece
While your choice in headbands may have changed, hair accessories aren't just for kindergartners or the JV cheerleading squad anymore. In fact, Tina Dizon, owner of Beverly Hills salon The Private Room, says hair accessories are having a huge moment, showing up everywhere from runways to the red carpet, with leggy models sporting barrettes and A-list stars wearing headbands to the Oscars.
The key is to wear the right hair accessory with the right hairstyle. While a rhinestone-studded tiara may not be in your accessorizing future, a pretty, statement-piece barrette can make the two-minute ponytail you created in your car look chic and put-together. "Scarves, bows, and ribbons are about adding texture to the hair to give the eye something to look at," says Dizon.
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Love all the styles!!!
by Jessica2010 Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 07:59PM Report as inappropriate
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love the scarf on my updo.......great tips...
by Tlee Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 06:52PM Report as inappropriate
I love the bandana. I would love videos that show how to create all of these looks.
by hopela Monday, January 14, 2013 at 09:34PM Report as inappropriate
These are all cute looks!!
by Sele10 Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 12:53PM Report as inappropriate
I am all about the retro bandana look...they're great for masking those bad hair days!
by MizzPink Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 06:27AM Report as inappropriate
I like all of these! Needed to see this!
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I often wonder what accessories I can wear without looking like my six year old daughter, lol.
by ReflxnsOfGrace Monday, November 26, 2012 at 05:33PM Report as inappropriate
These are really cute hair ideas! I often wonder if I'm too old for big bows but they showed really classy, ladylike ways to wear cutesy styles, lovin it!
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The Winnipeg Jets lost 5-1 to the New Jersey Devils in Newark on Tuesday night. If you've ever been to Newark, you know what a stinker is.
Not far from the industrial entrails of New York City, Newark is a tough town that doesn't welcome guests with open arms. Tuesday night, the city's hockey team fleeced the Winnipeg Jets as starting goalie Chris Mason allowed four goals on 15 shots and got himself yanked.
After it was 4-0, it was essentially over and both teams looked as if they were ready to call it a night. Because both Toronto and Washington lost, the Jets didn't lose any ground and should probably just forget this game ever happened.
Ilya Kovalchuk had two goals while Patrik Elias had a goal and two assists as the Devils drilled the Jets and left Winnipeg at 7-12-1 on the road this season. The Jets are now 0-7-0 in the second game of back-to-back games and whatever it is they'rte eating for breakfast, just isn't the right nutrition. This team looks spaced out in the second game of back-to-backs and head coach Claude Noel knows he needs to do something.
Still, despite the loss, the 10th-place Jets remained just two points out of ninth and three out of eighth as both Toronto and Washington lost.
It was painfully obvious, however, that Noel was unhappy with his team's performance.
"I didn't like the game," said the coach, during his post-game media scrum on TSN Jets TV. "I didn't think any one of us played very well coming off a game where we were really good. I didn't think we played well enough to win. Frustrating? Frustrating wouldn't probably be the right word. It's something we have to deal with… something we have to work through."
Once again, Noel was asked the magic question: "Are you just too tired in the second game of back-to-back games?" Noel grimaced.
"Back-to-back, to me, is a poor excuse," he said. "Look, we weren't good. I'm not quite sure what we're going to do with these back-to-back games. What we're doing now isn't quite working. If I was able to change things before, I would have changed things. I haven't been able to find the right button for the back-to-backs."
Once again, Winnipeg played without Dustin Byfuglien, Zach Bogosian and Blake Wheeler, although Wheeler is expected to return tomorrow night when the Jets face the Buffalo Sabres — a team they know they can beat — at MTS Centre.
In the meantime, the 21-20-5 Jets, a team that is 2-6-1 in 2012, needs to find some consistency. Either that, or a scorer, some depth and a leader — or just a tough guy — who can get this group fired up.
Because there are nights when this team looks lethargic and Tuesday night was one of those nights.


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It is harder than it looks to know how to take Easter. On the one hand it feels like an easy home run, a touchdown, a triumphal entry. But those were the kinds of thing we were celebrating last week. How then is this week different? For one thing it amazes how few people to whom Jesus appeared after the resurrection.
One would think he would be taking out billboards all over town that said, "I told you so!" but he doesn't. The first to see Jesus would be the last we would expect. It was not the disciples, not even his family, but one of the worst outcasts of all of his company: Mary Magdalene.


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Orlando Bloom heads out to Malibu with a mystery male for lunch on Sunday afternoon.
Is it just me or does Orlando look exceptionally happy these days? CoughMirandaKerrCough.
Orly, 31, has been reportedly getting fit to be in the Johnny To-directed kung-fu film, The Red Circle. He's been receiving martial arts and other types of physical training. Production in Hong Kong begins later this year.
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Bad home perms! "Flesh" colored tights! Platonic love affairs! Janet and awesome guest Erin Gibson (Throwing Shade) jaw a little about suburban Texas and a lot about women in comedy, the way girls learn to compete, and then wonder why everything has to be so… complicated.
The JV Club #28: Erin Gibson
Hola!!I am (kinda) a new listener and I just listened to Erin's podcast!Im sorry I am making you rewind a little bit in terms of podcast episodes.
First of all, I'd like to say that up until today I had never heard of Erin and I must say that I have learned that she is an incredible woman with amazing opinions and ideals!Let me preface all this by saying that most of the time I dont know about the incredible women that appear in this podcast so I'd like to thank Janet for introducing me to these great ladies, being Janet herself my greatest 'discovery'!! Also, thank you Janetors (?) for you comments and opinions!You are all wise, indeed!
I have to admit that this podcast has amazed me and touched me very much.It is so far one of my favourite ones! …Plus.. great chemistry and rapport between JV and Erin!
Furthermore, I think that the main topics dealt with through the interview were very interesting, current and personal.I am certain that all of us (men and women) can relate to all them in one way or another! In terms of what Erin said about 'girls not being taught how to be nice to each other' I find that comment 'spot on' because, even though there are cultural differences between your culture and my Spanish culture, the common factor of female competitiveness is, unfortunately, always present!Apart from having competitive natures (which is greatin a healthy way!!) I think we ,women, are pretty much conditioned by media and the expectations media can create & impose. We live under constant pressure and we become ruthless judges of what is 'right' or 'acceptable'. Nowadays, I work at an English college and I get to see, on a daily basis, how female students struggle with insecurities and it break my heart every time!Most of the time they blame (openly)their problems on their female classmates.I firmly believe women should stick together and help each other out!that is why I personally consider that this podcast epitomizes this positive attitudes..to a T!
Moreover, I woud like to add something about 'platonic relationships' and how mesmerized we can become at a certain age.I think that Erin's 'theory' about only childen being a bit more prone to have these feelings towards same-sex kids is completely right.I am an only child and I did have those feelings too. I loved learning from these girls I admire so much.Thanks Janet for being so open and honest about your feeling for 'your Erin'I think listeners really appreciate it when you talk about your personal experience.I really do!
Last but not least, in terms of 'identity and gender issues' I find Erin's point of view and own experience fascinating!I could relate with her and her worries!I also very much appreciate your comments on feminism, racism and parental influence.
I apologize if I made any mistakes in my grammar/vocab and I hope you have been able to understand what I wanted to share with you and …I'm sorry it took me so long to express myself! Thanks your patience and attention.
Wow. SUCH great feedback on this episode. I LOVED your thoughts about Girls, self help books, and intense female friendships (and male ones!). How do I have the best and smartest listeners in all of pod-dom?
I think male friendships are very different but equally intense. There seems to be the dynamic of the responsible but maybe too cautious guy paired with the more reckless buddy. You see it in movies a lot, but its definitely there in real life.
While girls make seek out someone to imitate/emulate to feel more secure about themselves, boys make seek someone opposite to separate themselves from the pack.
I'm sure you've already had a ton of people say this on Twitter or whatever, but I feel compelled to comment on the Girls thing you mentioned. I've actually just been catching up on Girls very recently, and the moment you mentioned is something that made me unsure too. Because in one way I totally agree that women shouldn't dictate to other women how they 'should' act. But I felt like maybe the character took the principle to the extreme.
I guess with any kind of self-help type book, for me it comes down to the fact that women go looking for advice in them, or at the very least are just interested to hear a new approach. The fact that women are seeking out advice of their own accord and not having certain ideas or behaviours forced upon them makes me feel that they're just as free to follow the advice in any book as other women are not to follow it. As much as I do agree that self-help books can turn into a bit of a never-ending cycle of 'whose advice do I listen to?' if you get carried away, I also think that they can really help people, and to make people feel like they're somehow less of a feminist if they get something positive out of one of those books is an equally bad side of the same coin.
I guess the difference for me between a self help book and something like, for instance, politicians or religious leaders trying to dictate how women should act or feel, is that you have that choice about whether to follow them or not. But then I guess the key is that even when I'm searching for guidance, I still have enough of a sense of myself that I wouldn't be 'persuaded' into following certain advice if I didn't feel it resonated with me, and maybe some people don't have that same sense of themselves and as a result can get caught up in 'advice' that doesn't necessarily have a positive intention.
One thing I feel I have to mention that you guys brought up at the end of the podcast, is that once you graduate high school, you then have the power to do/be what you want, and my immediate thought when that was said was that that might not be true today. I'm 19 and in college, and I feel like in many ways, these days at least, that sort of power and freedom isn't something you can fully obtain until you've graduated college. A college degree has almost become a minimum requirement for a lot of jobs, and so it's hard(though not impossible) to exert the true financial independence you may need to live that life, at least until you've graduated from college. In these ways, college has kind of become the new high school.
Oh gosh, I have so much to say! I love love loved the feminism talk, and figuring things out. I spent so long just trying to navigate the different groups of feminists to figure out what I believed and how I could contribute. I tried to remember everything I wanted to say but I'm gonna have to listen again before coming back!
Thank you so much for giving us these episodes. I know for sure they are an amazing bright spot in my week.
The film HEAVENLY CREATURES, and the situation it was based on, comes to mind, both in the personalities merging notion as well as the notion of serious threat in junior high. I certainly was made aware of how quickly things could get Real even in my "elite" private high school when some friendly acquaintances were mocking one of the more Unusual of their senior classmates, and his response was to pull a knife and come after them…their response to this was run around behind me, and I was unaware of any of this till I looked back in the direction they were looking and saw this wild-eyed stranger to me advancing with a drawn knife. There are certain disadvantages to being one of the larger people around at a young age, and this could be one of them…not quite the same sort of awkwardness that Erin Gibson faced in being so tall so young, but perhaps not altogether incongruent.
As a man and once a boy, I didn't have anyone in my HS career whom I wanted to Be Like to that degree, even among my best friends, nor anyone who tried to become me, nor worked with me to become a third person together. But, then, I was the kind to highschooler who was flabbergasted (as I was reminded by the discussion in today's episode) to learn that anyone jockeyed for position through whom they dated. Even gold-digging made vastly more sense than that to me.
Similar to the notion of beautiful v. handsome baby boys, I remember (while in HS) observing on the city bus a young father playing with his infant son, slightly roughing the baby boy up–briefly rubbing his face a little hard, things like that–and the infant was clearly puzzled as to why his parent was doing this, but since the father was beaming at him while "playing" thus, the infant smiled back while trying, very clearly, to figure out what the hell was going on. I could only take that as anecdotal evidence for environmental factors playing into the differences in how boys and girls were raised, since I strongly suspected (and still do) that would not be something the young father would do with an infant daughter.


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God created man with "extra" capacities. At rest, humans only use a small part of their lungs. While you are sitting reading this, the lowest part of your own lungs are not well ventilated. Likewise, the upper part of your own lungs are well ventilated, but not well supplied with blood. We call this in physiology a ventilation (air)-perfusion (blood) mismatch. But, at rest we don't have to use a high volume of oxygen, so the mismatch between available air and blood flow (to pick up and deliver the oxygen) doesn't matter. When we exercise hard, we have maximal ventilation (air available) coupled with maximal cardiac output (blood flow designed to pick up the oxygen).
I am fairly certain that exactly the same thing happens with whitetails. At rest, they use only a small portion of their lungs and cardiac capacity. When running all-out, they are making maximal use of their heart and lungs. So, what a deer is doing physically at the time it is shot, and what it does for the next minutes and hours may determine its ability to survive, even with a lung wound.
Running deer bleed out and die more quickly, whereas resting deer don't need as much capacity and may survive. Blood pressure and flow are much lower and the opportunity to clot is much higher in a bedded deer compared to the higher blood pressure and flow to support an all-out effort to run.
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Dr. Tao received her Bachelor of Science from the University of Pennsylvania in Bioengineering in 2000. She earned her Ph.D. at Boston University in Biomedical Engineering in 2005, and went on to join the University of California at San Francisco as a principal scientist with particular emphasis in BioMEMS and applied materials. In 2007, Dr. Tao joined The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. as a Senior Member of the Technical Staff. The focus of Dr. Tao's research is the development of micro and nano based platform technologies for diagnostic and therapeutic modalities
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(Reuters) - Maryland's state-run Obamacare health insurance marketplace announced a four-hour enrollment delay on Tuesday, citing technical problems less than 10 minutes after the system was scheduled to begin signing up uninsured residents for coverage.
"We apologize for the inconvenience," the online marketplace called the Maryland Health Connection informed potential enrollees at 8:09 a.m. EDT (1209 GMT).
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If you're getting antsy for deer season to get here, the June issue of Deer & Deer Hunting magazine will be arriving soon with some of the best hunting gear of the year.
Fifty items have been selected by Deer & Deer Hunting editors and contributing writers from the annual Archery Trade Association and Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade shows held in January. These range from tree stands, boots, apparel and accessories to guns, ammo, bows and arrows, all designed for deer and deer hunting enthusiasts!
The magazine starts shipping to subscribers Tuesday, and will be on newsstands April 4.
Other features you'll find in the June issue include:
— Dan Schmidt's "Editor's Stump" asking the question, "Have we lost our way?"
"Sure, we all love to daydream about shooting that buck of a lifetime. We buy new gear — bows, arrows, guns, cartridges, tree stands and trail cameras — in hopes of giving ourselves an edge in accomplishing these goals. But how many of us draw a line in the the sand and decide that enough is enough during the course of deer season?"
It's a thought-provoking editorial opinion, and Schmidt is eager to hear from readers with their thoughts.
— Endless Acres of Free Hunting: National Wildlife Refuges across the country provide great opportunities for deer hunters as managers strive to find a balance between conservation, wildlife management and hunters' desires.
—The Smartest Deer In The Woods? Is it a wary, old buck? An adult doe? A doe with fawns or yearlings? Is one smarter than the other? The answer might just surprise you.
— Top Gun: In Search of Deer Hunting's Best All-Around Caliber, which has been a question of debate in deer camps and outdoors stores for years. (It may never be answered, either!)
— How an Iowa teenager scored the biggest buck of his young hunting career, with a muzzleloader!
— Country music star Craig Morgan, a diehard outdoorsman, is featured in "I'm A Deer Hunter" and discusses his love of hunting and being on the road.
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Koch on Film
By Ed Koch
Carandiru (+)
Superbly done. The film site is the Sao Paulo House of Detention in the 1980s before it was torn down in 2002. Sao Paulo, the economic heart of Brazil, has outstanding architecture and is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever visited.
The movie is based on true stories relating to Carandiru, Brazils largest prison, which was built for a population of 4,000 but on the average housed between 7,000 and 7,500 prisoners. The tales told are reminiscent of OHenrys short stories, containing unexpected outcomes.
There are the usual prototypes you find in prison. None of the actors were known to me, but I thought I would mention their names and characters as provided by Stephen Holden in his New York Times Review: Moacir (Ivan de Almeida) the prison leader; Lula (Dionisio Neto) a young punk; Dagger (Milhem Cortaz) a young murderer; the sympathetic physician (Luiz Carlos Vasconcelos); Highness (Ailton Graca) a drug dealer and lover of two women, both of whom have born his children; Dalva (Maria Luisa Mendonca) and Rosirene (Aida Leiner) girlfriends of Highness, one of whom is black and the other white who occasionally exhibit their racial animosities; Lady Di (Rodrigo Santoro) a transsexual; and Old Chico (Milton Goncalves) the philosopher and father of 18 children.
The final 20 minutes of this 2 l/2 hour movie cover a prison riot which ends in a massacre. If you cant stand the sight of blood, dont see this flick. As terrible as the New York Attica Prison riot was under Governor Nelson Rockefeller, I believe it pales in ferocity with what occurs in this film. The acting is brilliant, the characters all ring true, and the stories are realistically portrayed and very believable.
The movie has only two showings a day at the City Cinema located at 12th Street and Second Avenue, and it wont be there much longer. If you enjoyed the TV series Oz, you will love this movie. It is in Portuguese with English subtitles.
Valentin (+)
This is a tour de force for Rodrigo Noya, who plays the role of Valentin, a 9-year-old boy living with his grandmother (Carmen Maura), herself a superb actor. Valentin is contending with his loneliness resulting from a mother we never meet who left the family years ago under mysterious circumstances and an absent, womanizing father (Alejandro Agresti). Valentin loves his fathers current girlfriend, Leticia (Julieta Cardinali), and hopes the two will marry and provide him with a normal family life.
The movie is as much a fantasy as it is the story of half a dozen people revolving around young Valentin, who add to his experiences and anxieties. It is a simple film that I think you will enjoy, but one you can walk to rather than run to. Filmed in Buenos Aires, the movie is in Spanish with excellent English subtitles.
-Ed Coch
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