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Forced migration; a principal of Freudian psychology: Displacement has many meanings, all of which are explored in the photography of Giada Ripa. Places and faces in China, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan are captured on camera, reprinted in a Moleskine hard cover notebook.
Barren landscapes, rural expanses, urban demolition. Worn faces, eyes directed at the camera, full of life. A woman brings her sheep to the Kashgar livestock Sunday market, a wedding unfolds in modern Almaty, and a Kyrgyz man rides a horse towards the Chinese border: expressions and postures which at once convey a sense of inclusion and exclusion, unease and comfort, loss and gain. By documenting these scenes, Giada aims to bring out the connection between the land and its inhabitants and restore the identities of the people and places who have been displaced, simultaneously working to establish her own existence.
Reprinted on the pages of a Moleskine notebook, images of deserted streets, mountain ranges, Uighur men and Kazakh women form an archive of their experiences, as well as the experiences of Giada herself. Although they suggest that identity is transitory by nature, with this book its presence is preserved on paper.
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Auburn entered the 2012 season with 28 alumni on National Football League rosters, the eighth-best total among college football programs.
Devin Aromashodu
(WR, Minnesota Vikings)
Did not record a catch in Minnesota's 20-13 win over Detroit on Sunday. Aromashodu now has six receptions for 104 yards this season, his fifth in the NFL and second with the Vikings.
Rob Bironas
(PK, Tennessee Titans)
Hit a pair of extra point attempts, but did not attempt a field goal as the Titans came up short to Houston 38-14. Bironas has hit 6-of-8 field goal attempts this season.
Ronnie Brown
(RB, San Diego Chargers)
Had three receptions for 50 yards out of the backfield for the Chargers on Sunday in a 37-20 win over Kansas City. Brown had a long reception of 21 yards. He has played in 95 games in his career with more than 4,900 rushing yards and 49 touchdowns.
Jason Campbell
(QB, Chicago Bears)
Did not play, but served as backup quarterback for Chicago's 34-18 win over the Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Campbell is in his sixth NFL season after being selected in the first round by Washington in 2005. He has passed for more than 14,000 yards in his career with 74 touchdowns.
Karlos Dansby
(LB, Miami Dolphins)
Totaled seven tackles (four solo) and his first sack of the season on Sunday in a 24-21 overtime loss to Arizona. A nine-year veteran, Dansby has 32 tackles in four games this season and more than 700 stops in his career. He's one of just four active NFL players with at least 30 sacks and 10 interceptions.
Tristan Davis
(RB, Washington Redskins)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on September 3.
King Dunlap
(OT, Philadelphia Eagles)
Has missed Philadelphia's two previous games with a hamstring injury, but started the season's first two games at left tackle for the Eagles after winning the starting job in training camp.
Nick Fairley
(DT, Detroit Lions)
Had one tackle in Detroit's 20-13 loss to the Vikings. The 13th overall pick in 2011, Fairley has played in 13 games in two seasons with the Lions.
Mario Fannin
(RB, Denver Broncos)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve with a knee injury on August 8.
Tyronne Green
(OG, San Diego Chargers)
Started at guard and played all 63 snaps, one of just five offensive players for the Chargers to accomplish the feat in a 37-20 win on the road at Kansas City. Green has played in 32 games in his career and started 19.
Quentin Groves
(LB, Arizona Cardinals)
Had one tackle as Arizona improved to 4-0 on the season with a 24-21 win in overtime against the Dolphins. Groves is in his first season in Arizona and fifth overall in the NFL. He has totaled 116 tackles in his career with 4.5 sacks and two interceptions.
Ben Grubbs
(OG, New Orleans Saints)
Started at guard for New Orleans in a 28-27 loss to Green Bay. Grubbs has played in 78 games in his six-year career with 74 starts. He has started in every game he has played since 2008.
Josh Harris
(DS, Atlanta Falcons)
Served as long snapper and recorded a special teams tackle, his second of the season, as Atlanta improved to 4-0 on the season.
Will Herring
(LB, New Orleans Saints)
Started in place of the injured David Hawthorne and recorded one solo tackle in a 28-27 loss to Green Bay. Herring has totaled 127 tackles in his six-year career.
Brandon Jacobs
(RB, San Francisco 49ers)
Was once again inactive for 49ers in San Francisco's 34-0 win over the Jets. Jacobs is an eight year NFL veteran and is in his first year with the 49ers after seven seasons with the New York Giants, including two Super Bowl victories.
Spencer Johnson
(DE, Buffalo Bills)
Saw action on the defensive line in a 52-28 loss to New England. Johnson has four tackles this season and 288 total in his nine-year career.
Pat Lee
(DB, Oakland Raiders)
Totaled five tackles with one pass deflection on Sunday in a 37-6 loss on the road at Denver. Lee has played in all four games this season with three starts. He has recorded 14 tackles and three break ups.
Sen'Derrick Marks
(DT, Tennessee Titans)
Started his second-straight game after returning from injury and had one tackle in a 38-14 loss to Houston. Marks has played in 39 games in his four-year career with 14 starts.
Brandon Mosley
(OG, New York Giants)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on August 27 with an ankle injury.
Cam Newton
(QB, Carolina Panthers)
Passed for 215 yards on 15-of-24 with two touchdowns while also rushing for 86 yards on nine carries with one score. Newton has now thrown for 1,013 yards with four touchdowns and rushed for 167 yards with three scores in his second season after being drafted with the top overall pick in 2011. He went over 5,000 yards passing for his career on Sunday. Newton has 42 total touchdowns in 20 career games.
Ben Obomanu
(WR, Seattle Seahawks)
Has played in all four games this season for Seattle, including Sunday's 19-13 loss to the Rams. Obomanu has played in 62 games and totaled 81 receptions for 1,159 yards with seven touchdowns.
Jerraud Powers
(DB, Indianapolis Colts)
Indianapolis was on bye for week four. Powers has started all 37 games in his career and registered 187 tackles with five interceptions.
Jay Ratliff
(DT, Dallas Cowboys)
Missed his fourth game with a high ankle sprain as the Cowboys fell to Chicago, 34-18. Ratliff is in his eighth season, all with Dallas. He has started 78 games with 212 tackles and 27.0 sacks.
Carlos Rogers
(DB, San Francisco 49ers)
Rogers had three tackles (two solo) and recovered a pair of fumbles on Sunday 34-0 win over the Jets. He returned the second fumble 51 yards for a touchdown, the third defensive touchdown of his career. In his eighth season after being drafted No. 9 overall by Washington in 2005, Rogers has nine tackles in 2012. He's started all but three of the 86 games he played in since 2006 and was a 2011 Pro Bowl and All-Pro selection.
Pat Sims
(DT, Cincinnati Bengals)
Currently on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list with an ankle injury. A five-year veteran, Sims has played in 52 games with 23 starts. He is yet to play in 2012.
Takeo Spikes
(LB, San Diego Chargers)
Had two tackles and forced a fumble on Sunday in a 37-20 win over Kansas City. Spikes has recorded 1,376 tackles in his 15 seasons in the NFL, the last two with San Diego.
Ben Tate
(RB, Houston Texans)
Helped Houston to a 4-0 mark for the first time in franchise history with 14 yards on seven touches on Sunday in a 38-14 win over Tennessee.
Lee Ziemba
(OT, Carolina Panthers)
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Sep 2013
Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA walk in Sherri Hill Runway Show
The three Miss Universe Organization titleholders walked in Sherri Hill's Spring Collection Fashion Show on Monday, September 9th at Trump Towers. The collection was in part inspired by Sadie Robertson, from "Duck Dynasty". The cast of the show made an appearance along Nick Jonas. To watch the full runway show, please click here.
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Miss Universe Gets Her Own Street
Friends and family of Cranston's Olivia Culpo were on hand at Cranston City Hall Saturday to honor her for winning the Miss Universe pageant and ceremonially dedicate a street in her name. Along with a chance to meet Culpo's boyfriend, Nick Jonas, local officials unveiled a depiction of the sign, which designates a portion of Howard Avenue in Edgewood "Olivia Culpo Way.
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Miss Universe at US Open
There was plenty of great tennis Tuesday at the US Open, with Serena Williams reaching the semifinals and Novak Djokovic advancing to the quarters.
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Posted by: downtothesea on November 30, 2008
Amy has always been drawn to the sea, and is a coastal New Englander by happy accident of birth.
Her ancestors couldn't resist the lure of the sea either. They came from Ireland, Scotland, England, Sweden, and Hungary, following their fortunes, both good and bad, across the Atlantic to North America.
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Author of FemLisp.
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I welcome the recent calls by Governor Togiola and related remarks reported in the media attributed to Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele of the Independent State of Samoa concerning American Samoa's current political status. This has been a longstanding issue that warrants careful deliberation. We have gone through at least three constitutional conventions and three political status commissions, and for some reason or another, the fundamental question of political status has yet to gain traction with our people.
About seventeen years ago, I devoted a chapter in my book, "Navigating the Future," to a discussion on our relationship with the United States. As I noted then, and even now, we ought to look at whether being an unorganized, unincorporated territory is a good political status for American Samoa. I for one do not support our current political status at all. My biggest fear right now is that the future destiny of our territory is being determined by outside social, political and economic pressures that are not necessarily giving our people a real sense of purpose and direction for the future.
Over the years, when considering our Territory's political relationship with the United States, I am reminded of the Samoan proverbial expression, "'Aua le gagaua le laau a o mata," which means, don't break the branch of the tree while it is still green- - and it may also mean to be careful in breaking a live branch as it may harm the whole tree. I believe the time has come to prepare now to make the necessary changes of our political status to be initiated by our leaders and to seek the full support of our people. It is important to make these changes now before they are forced upon us by outside influence.
Historically, when the three imperial powers — Great Britain, Germany and the United States — carved up the Samoa Islands in the Tripartite Convention held in Washington D.C. in 1899 — not only did they set up new political divisions, but divided the islands and boundary lines that changed traditional districts and even island communities. The Samoa Islands were ultimately divided into two separate and distinct political entities. Western Samoa eventually became a United Nations Trust Territory and was formerly a protectorate of New Zealand, and in 1962, became the first sovereign and independent Pacific Island nation in the Pacific Region.
Next month, the Independent State of Samoa will celebrate its 50th anniversary since it gained independence in 1962, and I want to take this opportunity to extend a heartfelt congratulations to the leaders and people of Samoa for this historical and important achievement.
For American Samoa, our political relationship with the United States is based primarily on the two Deeds of Cession that were signed and agreed upon by the traditional leaders of Tutuila and Aunu'u in 1900, and by His Majesty King Tuimanu'a and his chiefs in 1904. It should be noted that these instruments of cession were not ratified and accepted by the U.S. Congress until 1929!
As an unincorporated and unorganized territory, the dilemma American Samoa now faces evolves around the question of whether it should be searching more for answers to its problems from the U.S. Constitution or the two Deeds of Cession.
Over the years, the territorial High Court has leaned more on the U.S. Constitution and decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court when considering questions concerning the rights of local residents or U.S. citizens living in the territory. This however puts American Samoa's land-tenure system and other elements of the Samoa culture in a tenuous situation.
Certain provisions of the U.S. Constitution such as the Due Process and Equal Protection clause if applied to American Samoa, are seriously questioned when compared to core principles and values of our Samoan culture. The application of these constitutional provisions to American Samoa will in my opinion, eventually lead to the erosion and eventually permanent loss of our cultural identity as Samoans and our way of life.
It is for this very reason why I strongly oppose the forthcoming lawsuit by the Constitutional Accountability Center (CAC).
On the question whether to grant U.S. citizenship to the residents of American Samoa, I believe this question should be left to the U.S. Congress and the people of American Samoa to decide, and not by federal interpretations of federal laws and the U.S. Constitution.
The court-pending lawsuit by CAC lawyers, while I respect their right to file — is a clear example of the federal court imposing its will through "judicial legislation," and by the stroke of the judge's pen, may likely declare that all U.S. Nationals living in American Samoa will automatically become U.S. citizens, without any statutory laws to be enacted by the U.S. Congress to grant U.S. citizenship to U.S. Nationals.
Unlike all other U.S. territories, American Samoans are the only people under U.S. jurisdiction who are classified as U.S. Nationals. And under current federal law, a U.S. National is someone who owes "permanent allegiance" to the United States, but who is neither a U.S. citizen nor an alien.
It is very unfortunate that the pending CAC lawsuit will be using American Samoans as its "bait" to make its legal claim to overturn past U.S. Supreme Court cases that (e.g., Downes vs Bidwell etc.,) ruled on legal issues that came out of U.S. insular cases — especially from Puerto Rico.
What is more disturbing is that our own people have never requested any help from the federal courts on this matter. Furthermore, the Congress has never felt the need to enact legislation to grant U.S. citizenship to American Samoans, for the simple reason that Samoans have yet to decide if whether or not they want to become U.S. citizens.
We must revisit our existing political arrangement with the United States. This is important for our political development as well as for the preservation of out Samoan culture. In effect, with our current political status, we are like a ship that is drifting without a rudder or a compass to direct us.
In my opinion, we must pursue a negotiated treaty with the United States, and work out a defined relationship that is mutually beneficial to both sides. Such a negotiated treaty will have to be endorsed by the President and then submitted to the U.S. Congress for final approval. The process to pursue a new negotiated treaty with the United States may take years, but it is important to start now.
I suggest that, first, the island leaders of Tutuila, Aunu'u, Manu'a and Olohenga (Swains Is,) need to call a "national convention" to deliberate on the kind of political relationship we want with the United States.
Considering the fact that our forefathers thought they had a "treaty" relationship with the United States, there seems to be a fundamental misconception on what was written in the Samoan language as a "feagaiga" and the English version as "Deed of Cession," which raises the question of whether these islands were independent and sovereign states at the time these instruments were prepared and signed by their traditional leaders.
Secondly, it is imperative that Tutuila, Manu'a and Aunu'u must become a united political entity. We cannot continue to function under two separate treaties or deeds of cession. I have said repeatedly in the past years that there is no political union in existence between Tutuila /Aunu'u and Manu'a today, as long as these two separate treaties continue to exist and to have official recognition under international law.
Thirdly, there is a need to formulate a statement of principles underlining our desire to either amend the two treaties of cessions or establish an entirely new proposed treaty with the United States. The provisions of such a treaty should define the territory's political relationship with the United States. There are several options for consideration:
a "covenant" relationship with the U.S. as in the case of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas;
a "free association" status like the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Palau and Republic of the Marshall Islands;
a "commonwealth" status with the U.S. and Puerto Rico;
a "trust" responsibility of the U.S. Congress similar to the current autonomous status given to U.S. Native Americans and Native Alaskans;
or maintain the status quo as the unincorporated, unorganized territory.
Ignoring existing problems with our current political status will definitely have serious and profound effect on our Samoan culture and traditions. We cannot claim loyalty to the United States on the one hand, and at the same time refuse to apply the full force and effect of federal laws and fundamental provisions of the U.S. Constitution that are clearly not compatible with our culture and traditions.


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Missing Nashua woman confirmed dead in car wreckBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
July 15. 2013 11:48AM
Police have confirmed that Sarah McCormack, the Nashua woman missing for more than two weeks, died from a single-vehicle crash along Temple Street.
McCormack's body was discovered in her overturned 1991 Saab around 3:30 p.m. on Saturday across from 103 Temple St. The vehicle, which was totaled, was found on its roof and slightly hidden within heavy vegetation, according to police.
"The collision reconstruction team was called out, and is working with the New Hampshire Medical Examiner's Office and Nashua Fire Rescue to conduct the investigation," said Lt. Michael Moushegian of the Nashua Police Department.
An autopsy was performed on the body, confirming it is McCormack, 29, who has been missing since June 26.
"The cause and manner of death is undetermined," according to a release issued by police on Monday.
Moushegian explained that the accident likely occurred on or around June 26, explaining it may be difficult to conduct certain tests on the body because it wasn't located until nearly three weeks later.
Toxicology results may not be available to determine whether drugs or alcohol played a factor in the crash. Police are still trying to determine if speed may have played a role in the accident.
Last Friday, police issued a release about the missing woman, urging the public for assistance. At the time, police say it was highly unusual for McCormack to not have regular contact with her family.
All law enforcement agencies in New England had been notified of McCormack's disappearance, and she was included in the FBI's National Crime Information Center database for missing persons.
Moushegain said earlier that he had hoped the case would have a positive outcome. The accident remains under investigation by police. Authorities said previously they do not believe McCormack was the victim of a crime, or that any foul play was involved.
Anyone with information about the crash is urged to contact police at 594-3500, or the Nashua crime line at 589-1665.


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David William Hardy
David William Hardy, 82 of Valley Springs passed away January 15th, 2013 at his residence sur
rounded by his family. He grew up in Charlevoix,
Michigan. He served in the Air Force and was in the S.A.C. during the Korean war. He was a diver for Shell oil company in Morgan City Louisiana. Then he moved to California and worked for Certified Grocers until he retired after 32 years. He loved golfing and boating with his family. He will always be missed.
David is survived by his loving wife of 59 years Marian C. Hardy; sons, D. Kirk Hardy, Kevin Hardy, daughter; Kim (Patrick) Dolan, son, B. Kent (Robyn) Hardy. Grandchildren Amanda Penney, Amy Walton, Spencer Hardy,
Nicholas Hardy and Tiffany Cano; 2 great grandchildren Lorelia Penney and Colbie Walton;
Parents Fred and Hilma Hardy; brother Donald Hardy, sister Joyce Kethmen. Preceded in death by Arvid (Dick) Hardy.
A Celebration of David's Life will be at a later date. David was placed to rest at Cherokee Memorial in Lodi, CA.


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Take two steps into the Festival of the Cranes Arts and Crafts Fair and you're bound to eye something exquisite. So keep your moola handy—whether you're in the market for stained glass or scented soap, the fair beckons with a medley of artsy/giftsy offerings from regional makers. You're likely to appreciate the organic feel of Olaf Heintz' deceptively simple woodwork furniture, or fall in love with the elegant, symbol-rich Acoma pottery of Caroline Lucario. Expect, also, expertly crafted jewelry from Leandro Garcia of Santo Domingo Pueblo, earthy clay vessels and décor from Cazuelas Pottery, eclectic natural imagery on A. Leon Miler's paintings, t-shirts and cards, and plenty more. Open at the Historic Garcia Opera House (110 Abeyta Ave. West, Socorro) from 9am to 5pm tomorrow and Saturday, Nov. 22 and 23, and 10am to 2pm on Sunday, Nov. 24, the arts fair is completely free and jam-packed with a full schedule of musical entertainment. And while you're down Socorro-way for the weekend, you might want to glance up at the sky—I hear it's a good season for bird watching. Historic Garcia Opera House, Socorro • Fri Nov 22 • 9am-5pm • FREE • ALL-AGES! • View on Alibi calendar


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"recording statutes." Simply, this means that in each and every county there is
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relating to title recorded in permanent record books. The public records provide
constructive notice to everyone as to the rights and interests of parties in a
particular piece of property. There may be other rights and interests that are
not disclosed by the public records (i.e., secret marriages, incompetency,
unknown heirs, forgery, etc.). The public recording offices and their records
constitute the most important source of information about title to real estate.
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offices in each and every county. One office may be for the recording of
deeds, mortgages, and documents pertaining exclusively to land. Other
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affecting the title to the land. Lawsuits, marriages, divorces, insanity
proceedings, and probate may all affect the title to the land. Still
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properties or, in some instances, recorded surveys.
In a very limited number of states the Registered Land System (also
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One of the most harrowing final scenes in all of opera is the ending of Poulenc's "Dialogues of the Carmelites," when the nuns condemned by the French Revolution walk one by one to the scaffold, singing a gradually thinning chorus punctuated by the slashing sounds of a guillotine.
So emotionally drained was the audience at Saturday afternoon's performance at the Metropolitan Opera that silence lingered in the house for several moments after the curtain fell. Only then did tumultuous applause erupt for the terrific performance that had just taken place.
But there is another death scene much earlier in the opera that is almost as wrenching. As the old prioress, Madame de Croissy, lies writhing on her deathbed, she cries out that God has forsaken her and the Carmelite order. As vividly portrayed by the veteran mezzo-soprano Felicity Palmer, the agonies and blasphemies of the prioress were painful and even shocking to witness.
Palmer was part of a uniformly strong cast the Met assembled for this revival of the classic John Dexter production, first seen in 1977 and absent from the stage for a decade.
As Blanche, mezzo Isabel Leonard sounded vibrant, even if she didn't always capture the vulnerability of the young postulant who struggles with her fear of death. Though the role was written for soprano, it is often taken by mezzos, and Leonard matched her rich lower register with secure high notes. Her voice contrasted nicely with the light soprano of Erin Morley, who was captivating as Sister Constance, the cheerful country girl who comforts Blanche.
Soprano Patricia Racette brought a sense of serenity and strength to the role of Madame Lidoine, who succeeds the old prioress and leads the nuns to their martyrdom. Mezzo Elizabeth Bishop sang with plush tone as Mother Marie, who is prevented by fate from joining her sisters in death. Baritone David Pittsinger etched a sympathetic cameo as Blanche's aristocratic father, and as her brother, tenor Paul Appleby sang with honeyed tone in the scene where he bids Blanche farewell — the closest thing this opera has to a love duet.
Conductor Louis Langree led the orchestra in a wonderfully idiomatic account of the haunting and lushly melodic score.
Dexter's staging looks barely touched by time and remains a marvel of simplicity, starting with the opening image of 13 nuns lying prostrate with arms outstretched on a raised wooden platform shaped like a cross. It reportedly cost less than $100,000 at the time — mere pocket change compared with many lavish and less effective productions that have come and gone from the Met stage since.
"Dialogues," first performed at La Scala in 1957, is one of a handful of post-1950 operas that have found a permanent place in the repertory. It's a shame the Met scheduled only three performances in the closing days of the season. Let's hope it won't be another 10 years before we see it again.


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ROCHESTER — Police continue to investigate a Dover man who allegedly had images from a hidden camera found in an office building earlier this month.
Conor Brendan Makem, 45, of 5 West Concord St. in Dover, was charged with one count of falsification of physical evidence and a dozen counts of misdemeanor invasion of privacy.
As Makem was released on bail following his arrest Thursday, his arraignment was rescheduled from Friday to Nov. 25 at 8 a.m. in 7th Circuit Court, Rochester.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The words "musical" and "Alzheimer's disease" aren't often used together. Yet Sara Cooper's new work, "The Memory Show," turns out to be a poignant, sophisticated and often humorous musical about dealing with Alzheimer's disease.
Cooper has written an emotionally layered story about the frustrating effects of the disease on both patient and caregiver, which opened Tuesday night off-Broadway, in a well-done Transport Group production at the Duke on 42nd Street.
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The book and lyrics by Cooper are enveloped in moodily dissonant music by Zach Redler that reflects the mental confusion of dementia. That dissonance, combined with the way the lyrics are often spoken rather than sung, also mirrors how frequently upset the pair of characters can become with each other. Vadim Feichtner, who conducts a trio of musicians while playing the piano, provides subtle and effective musical direction.
The patient known only as Mother, (a brave performance by Catherine Cox) opens with a comical number about how annoying doctors can be, constantly asking her who the president is. Then Daughter (Leslie Kritzer) lists the contents of her suitcase for the audience — mostly clothing — but concludes with, "and a sense of impending doom." At age 31, she's put her life on hold to move back home to care for her mother, and soon they're arguing about who's made the greater sacrifice.
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Kritzer is grounded and wry as the Daughter who patiently — at first — navigates the difficulties of caring for her confused yet combative mother. Kritzer becomes more openly irritable as her character wearies of her mother's impaired thought processes and prickly barbs.
Aside from a humorous but unnecessary number that Kritzer sings to the toilet she's cleaning, Cooper is strikingly accurate and sensitive in her depiction of words and actions that will be familiar to anyone who's seen the effects of Alzheimer's disease in a friend or relative. In the affecting song, "Memory Like an Elephant,"Cox sings "I can't remember half the things I know I used to know." At another time, Mother says reflectively, "It's full of emptiness, this place."
Brian Prather's scenic design and Chris Lee's lighting work harmoniously, especially when family photos lining a hallway light up, then fade away like Mother's disappearing memories. In the metaphor-laden number "Apple and Tree," Cooper provides a wrenching examination of how even a loving mother and daughter can remain embattled, with lines like, "The closer two are/The more unforgiving/So we fight and we spar/That's the cost of living."
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I think you have to give the board a few more chances. For me (similar weight as you) 7.0 is no where near the limit. I used the 101 only up to 7.5, but that felt perfectly sweet spot and far from the upper limit to me. At the other end I used the 101 with powered up 5.5, but that felt rather scary, like you need a lot of balls to take the 101 into that territory. But I still felt the board was behaving great once you stopped worrying and just let it go. So my overall conclusion is pretty much the opposite to yours: The 101 might need some special skills both at the low end and at the top end but once you've let the board grow on you and learned how it works it has an amazing range.
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Hi Ola, Auraki and all,
I weight 70 kilos, in 2008 got my first IS 111 and after using it a lot i realized that was a little big for my weight and for the chop at my spot so last january i got a 2009 is101 and as suposed it is what i needed as it sweet spot for my weight is between 6.6 and 7.2 but it feels that i can carry easily 0.5 meter larger sail, of course you must use cambered sails with isonics and forget the provided fins, beside spin out my brand new Drake 36 fin fit loose inside the fin box, so it is easy to ruin it.
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As far as boards .. get two: you will just end up with a compromise otherwise. At our weight the Isonic 94 + Isonic 111 is a great combo, and you should consider the Isonic 86 + 111. As a only board get the 111 ... if your racing conditions are at around 15Kn it will be all you need and work better then the 101.
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Ray J needs to step up his security staff because someone leaked this surveillance footage of someone who appears to be Kim Kardashian rolling into his crib and then rolling out. It might not even be here, could be a Kimmy look a like. (see the video below).
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Skip to comments.Did Mr Potter get away with the money? [Wonderful Life] - Vanity
Posted on 12/23/2011 2:21:48 PM PST by SES1066
This wonderful Christmas perennial is very unusual for films in that Hays Code Era, a villain gets away with the crime. Does that affect your feelings about this movie? For me, when I saw this movie in my youth, it did catch my thought and I remember asking my parents why. Now as a seasoned adult, I think that I appreciate a movie that does not wrap up all of the threads into a neat package.
And, upon my research on this I read for the first time in a while, the Hays Code of 1930 - Have you? I would suggest you see how far Hollyweird has come in the years since this Code was active (1930-1968) until succeeded by the MPAA 'standards'.
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Your post is kind of all over the place.........hit the egg nog a little early??
Villians get away with crimes all the time. Life is not always fair.
I was behind a woman and two men at a dollar store earlier today. My daughters and I had been looking at Gourmet Truffles and concluded we couldn't afford them. When we got to the register, this woman and two big strapping guys had five boxes. As we watched, this woman swiped her EBT card to pay. I thought I was going to cry.
We paid for our Christmas pencils that we will be handing out to our Shepherds at church and realized, maybe we don't need the truffles. Or as my daughter plainly stated, maybe the woman will choke then get a stomach ache.
Merry Christmas!
Potter was played by John Corzine.
Corzine is a 300 year old vampire in real life.
Jimmy Stewart's Character would have been lucky to get away with being fired and a huge fine. Just because you can put the money back in the till does not mean it wasn't stolen in the first place. Bank examiners are p&4cks.
Mr Potter relocated to Goldman
You've never seen the missing ending to "It's A Wonderful Life", have you?
"It's a Wonderful Life Lost Ending"
And, after all, they were ill-gotten gains and we know that no good can come of those.
The Hays Code is interesting. Prior to its adoption, movies in the U.S. were increasingly using nudity (the full frontal kind) and sex to attract audiences. Growing up in the fifties, I just assumed the country had been a much, more prudish place back in the day.
It's a Wonderful Life was a natural for me since it reaffirmed the things I had been taught by my mom and dad - things like honor and commitment even when it isn't easy or popular, things like "life isn't always fair" and "There's no such thing as a free lunch".
Makes me somewhat of an anachronism these days...
I understood it pretty well and I ain't had a drink in over five years. Scrooge much?
I was waiting for that one to show up.
In the olden days when US citizens were of higher moral fiber, the antagonist could succeed in evil or criminal activity, but the protagonist could not.
In this case, the success of the evil criminal is a vehicle that leads the protagonist to engage in a noble act, which ecourages moral strength in the community. The good of the moral man who suffers for the greater good is returned in the form of rescue by the greater community for whom he suffers.
It is notable that American audiences since the early 70s will accept, praise and identify with the successful crimes of a protagonist, when before the 1960s, all protagonists had to fail their crimes.
In the old Ocean's 11, they were successful in stealing the money but audiences of the day would have protested their keeping it. The only acceptable ending was for them to lose their ill-gotten gains, and the only money kept was small amount used for good, when the father was reluctantly part of the crime. Audiences could accept that.
Today, we see protagonists who are successful drug dealers, successful thieves, bilkers, extortionists, con-men. Today's Americans are not disgusted with a protagonist keeping his ill gotten gains.
This is a clear illustration of the rapidly declining morals of Americans in the past 50 years. This is how you get a society that is OK with murdering unborn children, that previous moral societies would never accept.
Yes, Potter is evil and he keeps the money which 40's audiences could accept because he is indeed evil. It is today when the good guy pulls off a heist and keeps the money and the audience cheers, that depresses me.
Weird seeing Dennis Miller sans beard.
This has been gnawing at you for how many decades? I think it is time to let it go. It was a movie. Not real people.
Thanks for the defense, I was puzzled myself - reassuring.
Potter absconded the money at the bank; however, he did not not get 'away' with it. Oh, no one caught him with the money but he was forced to watch how goodness prevails. He knew full well what he did and he hoped it would put George Baily under; Instead, just the opposite happened. George was rescued spirtually and made to realize the true meaning of Christmas and the true meaning of helping our fellow man.
I like to think once Clarence got his wings he was able to sneak into Potter's house, steal back the money, give it to Violet Bic who then ran off with Mr, Gower making his last years very happy.
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Liquid or fluid layouts change width based on the user's unique
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opportunities when built with CSS. This book, for experienced Web
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This is not a great book for learning Flexible Web Design. It does present some concepts and ideas for creating flexible web pages. It also points to a lot of example websites. But since this is an old book many of these websites have changed their design or no longer exixt.
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Another strike out for me and a slow walk back to the search folder dugout. This book was not what I expected from my reading of its overview.
The author gave me paragraph after paragraph of text explaining how wonderful Flex web design is and how it can be used: but only a few stingy pages with mark up examples of how to produce it.
I can go to W3C and get more.
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One more thing, page 27 is not needed, page 9 covered the same topic already.
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These last four weeks have not been easy for Teresa Ann Hall, owner of Land of the Little People Daycare on State Road 12. She has alternately cried, laughed, worried and hugged parents, kids and coworkers.
• First Baptist Church in Quincy holds Sunday School each week at 9:45 a.m., followed by worship at 10:55. Sunday evening worship begins at 6 p.m. Sunday morning worship services are broadcast on Sunday events at 6 p.m. on 93.3 FM.
• Church services at Mt. Pilgrim Primitive Baptist Church are held the first, second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m., and at 8 a.m. on the third Sunday of each month. Church school begins at 9:45 a.m. each Sunday morning.
David Hopkins and the late Doris Wood Hopkins, along with Billy redding Jr. and Tracy Anthony of Albany, Ga., are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Kiana Hopkins and Billy Redding III.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Wood Sr., and Johnnie Mae Hawkins and the late John Hawkins, who raised her after the loss of her mother.
The groom-elect is the grandson of Reba Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Redding Sr. of Quincy.
The wedding is planned for July 18 in Tallahassee, with a reception to follow.
Deborah Coon and the late Clayton Coon of Chattahoochee, along with Lauriel Hicks of Chattahoochee and Thomas Hicks of DeFuniak Springs, are pleased to announce the marriage of their children, Quinton Dail Coon and Lauriel Alicia Hicks.
The couple was married May 16 at The Pondhouse restaurant in Bainbridge, Ga.
The Capital City Rotary Club is sponsoring a Summer Reading Kickoff at the Bill McGill Library June 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Members of the Florida State Seminole football team will be in attendance. For more information, call 627-7106.
The Gadsden Arts Center is pleased to honor Reyna Alfaro, a junior at East Gadsden High School, as the recipient of the Exceptional Young Artist Award.
Alfaro is a dedicated artist who creates beautifully crafted, imaginative works of art, continuously works to improve, helps others and has a vision for her future.
The Foundation For Dreams Summer Enrichment Program will begin June 8 and will end on July 31 for students who are entering the kindergarten through sixth grade levels. Each child will be assessed to determine his or her academic needs and any special assistance that will be needed. Additional activities include arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor activities, games, computer access, stories, movies and much more.
Capital Health Plan's Savvy Senior program will be held May 28 at noon at the Gadsden Arts Center in Quincy. The topic is "Evidence-Based Care of Neck and Back Pain," presented by Chester Brown. RSVP to 523-7333.
The Gadsden County Humane Society will have a pet adoption booth at PetSmart in Tallahassee May 31 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring adoptable dogs and cats. View the animals at www.gadsdenhumane.org. For more information, call 539-0505.
John and the late Peggy Anderson of Gretna, along with Martha Wallace and Roosevelt Baggling of Bainbridge, Ga., are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Delois Grace and Fredrick Anderson.
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About seven months ago, Brown was on the highway coming back from Tennessee when his car hit a semi-truck. He went unconscious and suffered a traumatic brain injury. He's been in recovery ever since.
When Ray Brown traveled to a Haitian cholera treatment center with his medical school class, he volunteered for the night shift.
"We were in 110- to 120-degree weather in a place with no running water and no AC," said Shenary Cotter, an attending physician with the University of Florida School of Medicine. "He just worked so hard."
Brown, 31, would haul 5-gallon buckets of waste away from patients' beds and replace them numerous times a day. One time, Cotter said, Brown was trying to find a vein on an older Haitian man and he got frustrated when he couldn't find one.
"He looked at me and said, 'should I just quit?" Cotter said.
She told him not to — that he could do it.
"And he did," she said.
That was the old Brown.
These days, Brown gets around in a wheelchair and talks in short bursts. About seven months ago, Brown was on the highway coming back from Tennessee when his car hit a semi-truck. He went unconscious and suffered a traumatic brain injury. He's been in recovery ever since.
His med school classmates organized a race — not only to raise money for his medical care, but to show the man who gave so much of himself that he deserves the same kind of treatment.
The Race for Ray 5K happens on Sunday at 8 a.m. It starts and ends at the Gale Lemerand commuter lot on the UF campus. Registration costs $15, and same day registration will be available starting at 6:45 a.m. Pre-registration can be done through www.raceforray.com.
One of Brown's classmates, Danielle Cobb, helped to organize the race.
"It's been a healing process," she said. "As a class, we had been talking about ways to help him, and we thought a race would be a great way to do it. It's in celebration of his birthday and to raise some money for his medical expenses, and to show our love and support for Ray."
Cotter said the School of Medicine is holding a contest to see which department can have the highest participation rate, and it's waiving fees for students.
"A lot of (students) are declining to be reimbursed," she said.
She said it's Brown's determination that inspires so many to support him, and lately he's been really struggling.
His brother, Tom Brown, said Ray knows the road to recovery is a long one.
"The progress now is pretty slow. Hopefully being with family and friends, things will pick up," Tom Brown said. "He's living with his mom and the VA comes by the house to give therapies. And he gets out to the beach or to do active things out as much as he can."
It's not all sadness, though, his brother said. There are moments when the old Ray Brown shines through. For example, Ray likes to talk, and he still makes jokes.
"We see the same Ray in a lot of ways," his brother said, "just the speech is different. He still kind of mumbles and he's hard to hear sometimes, but he can still speak his mind."
The main issue right now is getting Ray Brown into a set schedule, his brother said. Also, the emotional weight is hard for Ray Brown to carry sometimes.
"He keeps telling us he feels broken right now," his brother said. "He wants to jump right back into life, then the reality sinks in and hard feelings come into play."
Despite those hard feelings, Ray Brown and his family plan to be at the race.
"Ray will be there. We're going to go in a carpool (from St. Augustine) and leave early that morning," his brother said. "His current physical therapist will be there, and we'll play it by ear as far as what he'll be able to do, but we'll push him in his wheelchair part of the way."
Cobb said she's been surprised by the positive response so far, and she hopes for a big turnout.
"It's a great way for us to band together and show support for Ray and his family," she said.


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Fall is here and with it, some cooler weather! When fall rolls around, menus start to change due to the cooling weather, different produce being available and to the fact that we are no longer as concerned with having the oven on. This means that things like roasts, soups, stews and other comfort dishes will be back on the menu! Lets also not forget about all of the great fall produce including apples, pears, pumpkins, squash, brussels sprouts and cranberries that are now available and just begging to be enjoyed! I thought that I would share with you a few of my favourite recipes for this time of year:
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — The Collection of Elgin Baylor, the eleven time NBA All-Star, Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee and Los Angeles Lakers legend took place on Friday, May 31st at Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills. Proving once again that he remains one of the most valuable players in the history of basketball, the auction highlighted hundreds of pieces of memorabilia from his over 50 year career.
With a career spanning fourteen seasons, his style of play set the stage for players like Dr. J and Michael Jordan. Baylor was the first player who took the game off the floor with powerful, high-flying, acrobatic and ballet-like moves never before seen in the game. Bob Short, owner of the Minneapolis Lakers at the time of Baylor's play, has been quoted as stating that the team would have gone bankrupt without him.
Baylor's exclusive collection featured a wide array of memorabilia from every stage of his career. From his beginnings at Spingarn High School in Washington D.C., through his 1977 NBA Hall of Fame induction, into his post-playing career as an NBA coach and being named 2006 NBA Executive of the Year. This was the first time property from Elgin Baylor's personal collection was offered for auction and collectors from around the world bid fast and furious throughout the entire day. Elgin Baylor's 1971-72 NBA Championship Ring took center court when it sold today for $132,000. Elgin Baylor's 1959 NBA All-Star Game MVP Trophy also sold for $43,750 after a series of competitive phone bids on the floor while his Basketball Hall of Fame Certificate of Election sold for $12,800. The
much-talked-about Elgin Baylor NBA 50 Greatest Players Signed Lithograph and Elgin Baylor's 50 Greatest Players ring both sold for $53,125 each.
Other Highlights of the auction included the Elgin Baylor Game Worn Bronzed shoes which sold for $8,750, an Elgin Baylor Game Worn L.A. Lakers Warm Up jacket sold for $21,250, the Elgin Baylor Night Los Angeles Lakers Presented Chair sold for $11,875, the Elgin Baylor 14K Gold NBA Lifetime Pass sold for $6,250, and Elgin Baylor's NBA Career Highlights Plaque sold for $10,625.
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Bear Brook State ParkApril 19. 2011 9:19PM
Bear Brook, with nearly 10,000 acres, is the largest developed state park in New Hampshire. Located in the southeast region of the state, there is plenty to do and see for everyone.
Hiking, biking, swimming and fishing are a few of the favorites. Forty miles of trails through the heavily forested park, leading to seldom visited marshes, bogs, summits and ponds, offer a variety of options for hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians. Canoe rentals are available at both Beaver and Catamount Ponds, while rowboat rentals are also available at Beaver Pond.
Fly-fishing enthusiasts will be pleased to know Archery Pond welcomes their speciality and is universally accessible. Across the road from Archery Pond is a special little pond just for children under twelve to fish. If archery is your sport you might already know that Bear Brook boasts two archery ranges. One 15-target range is maintained by the N.H. Fish and Game Department, plus an additional 4-target practice range that is universally accessible.
Location: Off Route 28, Allenstown
Phone: 603-485-9874
Activities: Swimming, picnicking, separate group picnic ground/shelter. 2 archery ranges, fitness course. Nature trails, mountain biking, hiking, hunting, stream/pond fishing. Snowmobiling, ski touring, dog sledding, and 4-H camp.
Amenities: Campground, camp store, ball field, playground, bathhouse, shelters, picnic tables, canoe & row boat rentals, physical fitness course, archery course, Camping Museum, 4-H Nature Center, Snowmobile Museum and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Museum
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Weekends: Mid-May to Mid-June
Daily: Mid-June to Labor Day
Camping: Early May to Mid-October
Acreage: 8,008 acres
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For those interested in learning more about our natural and human history, a trip to the museum complex, located in the park one-half mile from the toll booth, is a must.
A 4-H Nature Center is featured at the park. Interpretive programs are held regulary throughout the summer season.
Also located in the museum complex are the New Hampshire Antique Snowmobile Museum, Museum of Family Camping, Old Allenstown Meeting House, and the Richard Diehl Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Museum.
Most of the museums are housed in historic CCC buildings. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Bear Brook Camp is one of the most complete camps remaining intact and in use in the country. The museums are open at various times throughout the summer. The Museum of Family Camping is open daily from late May through mid-October.
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Some more details regarding J.J. Watt's new six-year, $100 million extension are coming in.
- Jason La Canfora reports that the total value of Watt's contract comes out to $109 million over eight years.
- Watt's receives $30.876 million fully guaranteed upon signing the agreement, according to La Canfora.
- Albert Breer reports that another $21 million becomes guaranteed at the start of the 2016 league year.
John McClain of the Houston Chronicle is reporting that the Texans have reached an agreement in principle with Pro Bowl DE J.J. Watt on a long-term contract extension.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports that Watt's new contract is worth $100 million over the course of six years and includes $51.8 million guaranteed.
- According to Mortensen, Watt is now the highest paid defensive player in the league.
- McClain adds that Texans GM Rick Smith and Watt's agent Tom Condon worked until late Monday night to get a done.
- Smith reportedly has a policy of not negotiating contract extensions once the season is underway, so they two sides spent Sunday and Monday hammering out the details of the agreement.
This contract is actually fairly similar to the deal former Texans No. 1 overall pick, DE Mario Williams, signed with the Bills. Williams received $96 million over six years and $50 million guaranteed.
However, there could be structural differences between the two contracts, but the raw numbers look very close to one another.
Watt, 25, was set to make just $1,907,385 for the 2014 season and another $6.97 million if he played out the 2015 season under his fifth-year option. He already has a Defensive Players of the Year award to his credit to go along with two Pro Bowl selections.
Last year, he produced 80 tackles, 10.5 sacks, four forced fumbles and two recoveries. Pro Football Focus has rated Watt as the No. 1 defensive end in a 3-4 defense for the past two years by a huge margin.


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Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs
One of two halls in the David H. Koch Dinosaur Wing, the Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs features fossils from one of the two major groups of dinosaurs. The ornithischians are characterized by a backward-pointing extension of the pubis bone, which is thought to have helped to support the enormous stomachs that these dinosaurs needed to digest the masses of tough vegetation they ate.
Within the Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs, exhibits explore two evolutionary branches within this group: the genasaurs, which are defined by the development of inset tooth rows that form cheeks, and the cerapods, identified by an uneven covering of tooth enamel. These traits may have made holding and chewing food easier.
Together, the two halls of the Koch Dinosaur Wing feature about 100 specimens, 85 percent of them fossils, rather than casts. These 100 specimens are just a small fraction of the Museum's collection of dinosaur fossils, which is among the largest and most scientifically important of such collections in the world.
Corythosaurus is a member of the group of duck-billed dinosaurs called hadrosaurs, which walked and ran on their two hind legs. The species' strange skull is capped by a crescent-shaped helmet that contains extended tubes, which formed elaborate nasal passages.
The Museum's dinosaur mummy is a fossilized imprint of the carcass of a duck-billed dinosaur. One of the most complete pieces of Mesozoic dinosaur remains ever found, this fossil represents one of the greatest discoveries in the history of paleontology.
Anatotitan was a duck-billed dinosaur, one of the most widespread dinosaur groups. About 70 million years ago, duck-billed dinosaurs lived in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Their habitats varied from forests in river valleys to swamps in coastal floodplains.
At 4 feet long and 2 feet tall, Psittacosaurus (pronounced sih-TACK-oh-sore-us) lived some 100 million years ago. Despite the fact that it didn't have any horns, Psittacosaurus was a member of the same group as Triceratops.
At one time, some scientists thought Stegosaurus had a second brain because the one in its head seemed so small. Stegosaurus did, however, manage with one small brain.
This 65-million-year-old Triceratops has a large frill on the back of its skull, two large horns over its eyes, and a smaller horn on its nose. On the side of the skull on display is a partially healed injury, perhaps caused by a conflict with another Triceratops.