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Sharpe's Sword
Bernard Cornwell
historical fiction, military fiction that was published by Signet on August 3, 2004 and has 320 pages.
Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon.
Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Sharpe's Fortress: India 1803, Sharpe's Trafalgar: Richard Sharpe & the Battle of Trafalgar, October 21, 1805, arpe's Prey: Denmark, 1807, Sharpe's Rifles, Sharpe's Havoc: Portugal 1809, Sharpe's Eagle, Sharpe's Escape: Richard Sharpe and the Bussaco Campaign, Sharpe's Gold: Richard Sharpe and the Destruction of Almeida, Sharpe's Battle: Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Fuentes de Oñoro, Sharpe's Company, Sharpe's Fury: Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Barrosa, Sharpe's Enemy: The Defense of Portugal, Christmas 1812, Sharpe's Honor, Sharpe's Regiment
Fourteenth in the Richard Sharpe fictional military history series revolving around a man who has come up through the ranks. A natural soldier who fights back and forth around Salamanca in Spain between June and July, 1810 in this installment. The Americans have just invaded Canada.
My Take
I love the battle, tactics, camaraderie, and the history of the Richard Sharpe series.
It's all about spying in this installment. Master spies, the little guy. The depths to which the enemy will sink to destroy the oppositions' lines of information as well as the reasons people choose to spy.
It's also about loyalty. To one's country, one's fellows. And the depths to which one's friends will dig to protect.
Cornwell does it again…I just wanted to step in with some penicillin. An autoclave. Or at least a pot of boiling water! His descriptions of the horrific conditions in which soldiers were treated are gag-worthy while the painful interactions Sharpe experiences in his initial meetings with the marquesa are enough to make you blush. And it's easy to get caught up in Harper and Hogan's worries about Sharpe when they think he's died.
There is some amusing banter back and forth between Jack and Helena. Teasing that has deeper undertones once you reach the end of the story.
This is a series I want on my bookshelf…or my Kindle…I'm easy!
The Story
Col. Leroux is trapped with the King's German Legions driving him and Captain Delmas into an ambush. Well, if he must be trapped, it won't be as Leroux! Nor will his parole hold him back from escaping from Sharpe and murdering anyone who gets in his way.
That same night Sharpe meets Helena. He wants her, but she is too far above him and he fears the ridicule that would he heaped upon him. I suspect Helena falls for our Richard partly because of his reticence as she blows hot and cold on him.
It's fortunate for Wellington and Hogan that Richard and his men have seen Leroux's face; they receive a special duty to keep watch on the three adjoining forts. Once the forts are captured, Sharpe and his men must find Leroux. A very tricksy man who almost makes it…again and again.
The Characters
Captain Richard Sharpe seems secure in his current rank. That breach at Badajoz had to help. Sharpe's wife, Teresa, comes to Salamanca with their daughter, Antonia.
His Company consists of…
…Sergeant Patrick Harper, an Ulsterman who is a gentle but ferocious warrior who is still with Isabella (see Sharpe's Company); the 16-year-old Ensign McDonald; Daniel Hagman, the former poacher from Cheshire is still the best shot; Parry Jenkins; Lieutenant Harold "Harry" Price has managed to stay alive; Private Batten is still whining; and, Sergeants McGovern and Huckfield. Lieutenant Colonel Windham has finally come to appreciate Sharpe; he is quite the bluff Englishman who knows that only English dogs and English foods are acceptable while any gentleman has honor. Major Forrest is still with the regiment, and Major Leroy has risen up a rank.
Friends of Sharpe include…
…Captain Lossow of the King's German Legion and Major Michael Hogan who is in charge of Wellington's intelligence service. Captain Jack Spears (a lord) is an Exploring Officer with a major gambling problem who befriends Sharpe; he's one of the original goodtime boys. Major Colquhoun Grant is mentioned in passing as having been captured.
Salamanca, Spain
Father Patrick Curtis is an Irish priest who hates the English and is a professor of astronomy and natural history at the University of Salamanca. Brigadier General Bowes has a brief appearance. La Marquesa de Casares el Grande y Melida Sadaba, Helena, is staying in the family home in Salamanca and falls in love with Richard. El Mirador is the code name for the spy Leroux wants to capture.
The French
Lieutenant Colonel Philipe Leroux of the Imperial Guard is a ruthless monster and the Emperor's man. He will do anything, say anything to achieve his objective. His signature is to remove all the skin from a man he's questioning, leaving a square inch in which to sign his name.
The battles here are up against Auguste Marmont, Marshal of France and Duke of Ragusa, who is the son of an ironmaster.
The Cover
This cover is another black-and-white sketch with a bit of watercolor as swords clash and horses charge against a white background. A narrow black border at the top showcases Cornwell's name.
The title is accurate enough as Sharpe ends up with two swords between which he must choose: Harper's gift or the glorious Kligenthal as to which will be Sharpe's Sword.


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Episode 28 of The Sailing Podcast is an interview with Lois Hofmann who took off sailing with her husband Gunter after a 35 year career in marketing and management. This journey ended up as an 8 year circumnavigation which took in 62 countries as they traveled on their Catana 43′ catamaran 'Pacific Bliss'.
Lois and Gunter joined Mahina Expeditions with John and Amanda Neal (see episode 27) for a sail training voyage from Rarotonga to American Samoa just prior to beginning their own circumnavigation voyage and this is where we begin our interview.
We also hear about:
- Lois' books about their journey
- Maiden Voyage and
- Sailing the South Pacific
- Why they chose the Catana 43′ and decided to pick it up in France
- What it was like traveling through the Red Sea
- Why they enjoyed traveling to the 'Banks Islands' in Vanuatu
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Show notes for Sailing the South Pacific
Lois Hofmann contacted me after hearing the interview we conducted with John Neal and Amanda Swan Neal of Mahina Expeditions.
Lois has been writing about her adventures and has completed 2 books about their 8 year circumnavigation aboard 'Pacific Bliss' and is still currently working on the third book – 'The Long Way Back' which will continue the voyage from Bundaburg back to France. Her current book is "Sailing the South Pacific".
Lois' books can be found at Amazon and shipped via Amazon throughout the United States.
Here are links to the two books written by the "award winning" writer Lois Hofmann:
Sailing the South Pacific
Maiden Voyage
For overseas orders of the books the best way to purchase them is directly from the Lois Hofmann website – www.loisjoyhofmann.com – and go to the products page to fill out your order. You can then click on the Buy Now PayPal button for international and it will go to the international shipping section. The "shipping department" (Gunter) will personally ship it to you.
During the interview we were talking about favorite places from the trip and Lois told us of a picture from Atutaki in the Cook Islands – here is that beautiful photo:
We also got to hear about the other places that you can catch up with Lois Hofmann and here are a list of places to find them:
- www.loisjoyhofmann.com – the central hub for all of Lois' online activities
- You can find Lois on Twitter – @sailorstales
- www.youtube.com/user/LoisSailorsTales – for videos uploaded by Lois
- Her personal blog is at www.sailorstales.wordpress.com
We also mention the website that Lois and Gunter were using as they sailed their Catana catamaran "Pacific Bliss"
- www.pacificbliss.com
- this was the original journal of their travels
- includes contributions by Gunter with his 'Messing with boats' series
- this website will also link you to the location of the current owners
Here is the recently uploaded video with dancers from Easter Island:
At the start of the interview Lois mentioned planning their trip using Jimmy Cornells book – World Cruising Routes. This is a great place to start if you are looking to see what routes are recommended at certain time of year and what the prevailing winds are likely to be as well as estimated sailing times and distances:
World Cruising Routes
Here are some more pictures from their journey:
Thank you for joining us on our journey
by David Anderson
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From famine to failed missile launches to the rest of the world roasting its dictator, North Korea has a lot of problems. But all that is set to change now that the nation has taken the brilliant step of outlawing sarcasm.
Nearly all geopolitical commentators agree that this was a savvy move.
According to Radio Free Asia's Korean Service, in what can only be described as a foolproof, "citizens have recently been warned against the use in casual conversation of sarcasm directed against the regime of national leader Kim Jong-un," who is apparently not a fan of people agreeing with him "ironically."
Per the Independent, there are a few specific phrases that fall under the totally enforceable and not at all confusing ban on saying the opposite of what you really think or feel:
Officials told people that sarcastic expressions such as "This is all America's fault" would constitute unacceptable criticism of the regime. … Another mocking expression, "A fool who cannot see the outside world," was also said to be circulating in the totalitarian state, referring to the country's notoriously isolationist leader.
Yep, that ought to straighten things out over there.
No word yet on whether Kim will further move to destroy irony as we know it (along with all dank memes), but if he's half as smart as we think he is, it's virtually a fait accompli. Congrats to him on his continually excellent regime, which will only become more powerful and respected with time.
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When: Tuesday, October 17, 6:30 – 8:00 pm
Where: San Dieguito High School Academy Media Center, 800 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas.
Learn simple, practical and effective techniques to de-stress. Led by the Encinitas Mindfulness Community and SDA students.
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Ronald McDonald House Canberra (RMHC) is running a Cycle Challenge to raise funds for its programs – a charity that provides a home away from home, when your children are sick. Ronald McDonald House Canberra is unique as the house is located inside the Women's and Children Hospital at the Canberra Hospital.


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This is my favorite time of year and I am so excited to start doing a little fall decorating around the house. Over the years as my kids get older I find myself not going quite as overboard with the fall and Halloween decor as I used to. These days I like to keep things simple, but I do still enjoy a craft project or two. So, on a recent trip to Dollar Tree I picked up a few pumpkins and dried moss with plans to make a pumpkin topiary.
I started out by painting the pumpkins with some white Reclaim paint that I had on hand, however any craft paint should work too. If you can find the pumpkins that have a little texture they were easier to paint than the smooth ones. The smooth ones took several coats due to the orange bleeding through the paint.
I used a ceramic container that I had on hand for my base, crumbled up a piece of newspaper to fill it and then covered the newspaper with the dried moss.
Next, I put one of the pumpkins in the container and then glued them together. To add a bit of interest to the topiary I cut out some printed burlap leaves that I picked up from Joanne's last year which you can read about here. This part was a little, ok a lot, messy which just seems to be how I roll when it comes to crafting. I then used my low temp glue gun to attach the leaves to the pumpkins. The leaves were looking a little plain so I added some glitter paint to the edges. This also helps to prevent the burlap from fraying.
The final touch was painting the plastic pumpkin stalk with metallic craft paint.
So there you have it, a simple to make and inexpensive pumpkin topiary! Oh and if you're wondering how things are coming along with the porch, all I can say is getting those final few things done has been taking forever, but I promise to share more updates soon!
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2004 Infiniti QX56; photo by Paul Williams. Click image to enlarge
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Introduced in 2004, the QX56 was the Infiniti's first full-size truck, added to the lineup as a replacement for the QX4, a much smaller vehicle based on the second-generation Nissan Pathfinder platform.
The QX56 was based directly on the Nissan Armada, which in turn shared most of its dirty bits with the Nissan Titan full-size pickup. As such, the QX56 was powered by the same 5.6-litre V8 (315 hp/390 lb-ft) found in those two vehicles, backed up by a five-speed automatic transmission and standard four-wheel drive with low-range gearing. Note that U.S. buyers got the option of a rear-wheel drive model.
The engine's output rose nominally in 2007, to 320 hp and 393 lb-ft of torque. In 2008, the QX got the expected interior and exterior styling update as well as some new standard features, like 20-inch wheels to replace the old 18s, and a heated steering wheel. The '08 model also got upgraded brake rotors intended to address wear problems in previous model years; more on that later.
2004 Infiniti QX56; photo by Paul Williams. Click image to enlarge
Official fuel consumption numbers for the 2004 model were 18.1/12.1 L/100 km (city/highway); by 2009, those figures had improved to 17.3/11.8 L/100 km.
Consumer Reports only has data on a few model years for the QX56 and gives it an average used vehicle reliability rating based on what information it has. The very similar and more popular Nissan Armada gets below-average marks for most model years, however, indicating that there are more than an average number of trouble spots to be aware of.
Infiniti upgraded the brake rotors on the QX56 in either 2007 or 2008, depending on who you ask in response to premature wear and frequent reports of brake pedal pulsations and squealing noises in early models. It seems to have helped: Consumer Reports data on the QX in the "brakes" category shows an improvement between 2006 and 2008. What makes me curious, though, is that the Armada's brakes get a failing grade all the way through, from 2004 to 2008, so either the better binders were limited to the upscale Infiniti version, or the fix wasn't that effective.
2004 Infiniti QX56 (top); 2008 Infiniti QX56. Click image to enlarge
There's a common problem with the "variable blower control module," an electronic piece that makes the automatic climate control work. One of the symptoms is a fan that will only work on high; the fix is to replace the module, which isn't too expensive and is apparently quite simple to replace.
The QX56 stereo's Music Box music storage is a source of frustration for many owners.
Consumer Reports notes tailgate troubles in its "body hardware" category. Water is known to leak into the tailgate and cause corrosion or a short circuit in the release switch, which leads to some weird behaviour. Check this thread at Forums.Nicoclub.com and this one at ClubArmada.com for more info. There's also this issue, of the power-operated tailgate opening, and then immediately closing itself.
The QX56/Armada is very sensitive to out-of-alignment wheels, according to this thread at ClubArmada.com.
2008 Infiniti QX56; photo by Jil McIntosh. Click image to enlarge
The QX56 uses an auto-levelling rear suspension. The system isn't noted for being particularly trouble-prone in these trucks, but it will be an expensive repair if it does fail out of warranty. If this thread at ClubArmada.com is an indication, the suspension's control unit and/or relays could be a source of trouble.
A QX56 that cranks but refuses to start, or stalls while the truck is being driven is probably suffering from a bad Intelligent Power Distribution Module (IPDM).


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New Haven International Festival of Arts & Ideas receives grant
The festival will be held June 14-28.
"The 2014 Ideas Program is a series of 16 lectures and panel discussions with keynote speakers ranging from the recipients of this year's Connecticut Governor's Arts Awards on opening day, June 14, to Charlyane Hunter-Gault, the award-winning journalist who will lead a panel on the first 20 years of democracy in South Africa, on the Festival's closing day, June 28," the release said.
The full list of Ideas Program events, all free and open to the public, is available at http://artidea.org/ideas.
"This year's Ideas Program will illuminate the Festival's theme of Tradition and Transformation, exploring topics of traditions, self-expression and cultural heritage, and the transformation and innovation inherent in the shaping of personal and community identities through research, storytelling, and contemporary social practice," Executive Director Mary Lou Aleskie said, also in the release. "We are grateful to Connecticut Humanities, whose grant underwrites the speakers' fees and related expenses and allows the Festival to offer these remarkable opportunities to audiences entirely free of charge."
"Connecticut Humanities (CTH) brings together people of all ages and backgrounds to express, share and explore ideas in thoughtful and productive ways. From local discussion groups to major exhibitions on important historical events, CTH programs engage, enlighten and educate. Learn more by visiting www.cthumanities.org."
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Ep 5 ComicPop TV…Well BSing about the 1st Three Seasons of Power Rangers
Well the crew is BSing again. What is it this time? Just the first three seasons of Power Rangers. So are you ready to "Go! Go!"
Music clips used this episode:
- "Go Go Power Rangers", Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Album: A Rock Adventure, Ron Wasserman, Saban Records, 1994.
- "When Can I See You Again", Wreck it Ralph Soundtrack, Owl City, Walt Disney Records, 2012.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey premiere date is set for July 10th, in which we'll finally get to see the return of the girls from Jersey, and especially Teresa Giudice, whom most fans have been yearning for.
With that being said, the girls have been promoting the new season, and that was the case yesterday when Teresa Giudice and her sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga showed up on Good Morning America.
The girls filmed a piece together, but then Teresa got a private interview, in which she opened up about the new season, Joe being in prison, how the girls are handling it, and whether or not Teresa thinks Joe will be deported after he serves his prison sentence.
In other words, the interview wasn't the easiest, but Teresa knows that questions like this are going to be coming, especially with only 5 days left until the premiere of the new season of #RHONJ.
The good news is that Teresa is still in contact with Joe on a daily basis:
We e-mail every day. We talk every day and I see him every week.
Teresa then opened up about how her daughters are handling the whole situation with their father being behind bars:
You know, they miss their dad, of course, tremendously, just like I do. But you know they're doing as well as could be expected. They're amazing. They're really strong young girls.
Teresa was then asked about the deportation issue, and she said that she's remaining hopeful:
No, I think our future is not uncertain. He's gonna be home. We're gonna be together. Our family's gonna be reunited again, and that's what I'm looking forward to.
She then stated that her experience behind bars wasn't completely horrible:
You do grow, and you learn from your experiences, and that's obviously what happened to me.
Well, at least she's in good spirits about the whole situation, and she's not allowing the whole situation to tear her and her family apart.
Either way, it will be nice to see the whole Jersey gang back when the season 7 premiere episode hits on July 10th. We'll be right in front of our TV; will you?


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AN excellent 11/4 winner for Chris Graham (@chrisgraham79) on Tuesday. He's lining up two outsiders to perform well here.
Rapid Vienna v Shakhtar Donetsk | Wednesday 19:45
I'm taking the outsider angle on Wednesday. Two teams here look a bit too long in the betting and I think they both may get something from the game. First up Rapid Vienna. The Austrian side are in a rich vein of form at the moment and deservedly knocked Ajax out in the previous round.
Zoran Barisic's side were 2-0 down at home in the first leg before fighting back to draw 2-2. Written off by many in the return leg they burst into a 2-0 lead before eventually winning 3-2.
This is a team going places. Last season they were knocked out of Europe by HJK Helsinki but the improvement they've made since then has been fantastic. Second in the Austrian Bundesliga behind Red Bull Salzburg, they ended the season 12 games unbeaten in the league.
This new campaign has seen them improve further. 13 points out of 15 have been procured and with the headline scalp of Ajax under their belt they must be buzzing for this fixture.
Shakhtar Donestk are certainly a team to fear. They easily dispatched Fenerbahce in the previous round with a 3-0 win in their home leg and reached the Last 16 of the competition last season.
However they were happy with a draw in Turkey in the last round and with Rapid unbeaten at home since November of last year I think they can get something from this game. I'll back the draw at 5/2.
Skenderbeu v Dinamo Zagreb | Wednesday 19:45 | BT Sport Extra
Ludogorets were the unlikely heroes of the Champions League qualifying rounds last season but this year it's Skenderbeu's chance to shine. The Albanian outfit have knocked out Crusaders and Milsami so far in this competition but now face a real step up in class.
Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb haven't really been impressive so far though. They drew 1-1 with Luxembourg outfit Fola Esche two rounds ago before winning the away leg 3-0.
In the previous round they had a real tussle with Norwegian champions Molde. A 1-1 draw in Croatia was followed by a 3-3 draw in Scandinavia which put them through on away goals.
Zagreb have won just four of their 10 matches so far this season while I just get the impression Skenderbeu are enjoying this Champions League adventure. They've won their home games by an aggregate scoreline of 6-1 and I fancy them to get a draw here at 5/2.
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Rapid Vienna v Shakhtar Donetsk – Draw (5/2 BetVictor)
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So excited to blog about this family session. First off, look at this handsome little man's eyes. LOOK. AT. THEM! I was a little obsessed, I have to admit! Second, I just have to say this family was just the sweetest–mom, dad, baby AND the grandparents–the whole lot of them. I love all my clients, but when my client's are just as excited and invested as I am, it makes the whole experience twenty-thousand times more enjoyable! Here are some of my favorites from our photo session in San Dimas.
Ok, one more time…LOOK AT THOSE EYES! He's going to be a heart-breaker. I can see it already.
And the eyelashes…let's not forget those beauties…
The perfect family photo…Kolten was in such great spirits. I love happy babies!
Babies are full of infinite expressions. I adore them all.
Let's not forget grandma and grandpa. I hear all the grandparents are over the moon with this little guy. It's hard not to be.
Gaby Chung Photography is a Glendora-based portrait studio specializing in newborn photography, child photography, and family photography. GCP works in Glendora, Los Angeles county, and all over Southern California.
If you're interested in your own family portrait session with Glendora and San Dimas Family Photographer Gaby Chung, contact GCP today! firstname.lastname@example.com or call the studio at (323) 945-3327.


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On 11 July, 2001 BBC News has posted amazing story about "the world's oldest cat" that dies at his 31st.
The name of the famous ginger cat was Spike and he was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. Spike was first bought for two shillings in London's Brick Lane market in 1970. The owners of the cat Mrs Elkington and her husband have owned the cat since he was seven.
The Guinness Book of Records in 1999 confirmed Spike's claim to fame as being the world's oldest living cat after owner Mo Elkington took him to an astonished vet.
The cat's life almost ended early at 19 years after he was bitten in the throat by Rottweiler dog. His wound become infected and he almost died.
But Spike recovered and become Britain's most famous feline.
Mrs Elkington attributed Spike's long life to the Aloe Vera gel she had been putting in the cat food for 10 years.
She fed him a steady diet of fish and cat food, with a little Aloe Vera mixed in to protect him against arthritis and rheumatism.
When Spike turned 30 he still had an original hair, a full set of teeth, went hunting and "ate like a horse". Measured in human years, Spike was an amazing 140 years old. You can read the original BBC story here- World's oldest cat dies.
Photo courtesy The Guinness Book of Records 2001
To be completely fair regarding the recording oldest age of feline there was another British record of feline that died in 1957 at the age of 34.
According to Guinness World Records, the oldest cat ever was cat Creme Puff who was born on August 1967 and lived until August 2005 an amazing 38 years and three days. Creme Puff was owned by Jake Perry of Austin, Texas, USA.


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I am a Denver native who has started to accept the weather patterns of Colorado. Growing up I hated gym class and felt awkward and bored with every sport I tried… except one. Thankfully I found competitive swimming when I was 9 and have had a growing hunger for competition and improvement ever since. Through this life-long sport I have learned so much from various coaches, mentors, Olympians and teammates that you cannot recreate. After having a wonderful amateur swimming career I shifted to "Masters" swimming which has allowed me to explore other forms of fitness that have helped me stay competitive in the sport my heart rests in. I can safely say that I am both a competitive Masters Swimmer and a competitive local CrossFitter.
My education background is a Bachelor's Degree from Metropolitan State University in Exercise Science and Adult Fitness (as well as Nutrition). During my internship at Colorado Athletic Club, I was introduced to CrossFit and started doing more of those workouts and less of the monotonous stuff I came up with. My passion for movement, health, and efficiency quickly pushed me head first into the CrossFit community and the fitness community at large.
After having worked in healthcare facilities, like physical therapy and chiropractic offices, I was frustrated and felt like I wasn't actually impacting people positively. All of the education and experiences I have acquired have led me to coaching full-time between CrossFit and age-group swimming (I coach 11-13 year olds almost every day…wine is a staple). During my time working the 8-6 job, I blissfully prayed for a job that would allow me to workout and have fun all day…and that's pretty much what I got!
My goal: (Both daily and for life) To make a strong and positive influence on the people I can have an impact on.
Advice: Enjoy the process, challenge yourself, ask questions, and fight for what you want.
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On Jan. 20, former Yadkin Valley Community Hospital operations group HMC/CAH was ordered by a judge to pay a total of $148,091.66 in damages to Yadkin County. County officials have been waiting patiently to see if the amount would be paid. HMC/CAH had a 30-day time frame to appeal the damages, which they did not, said County Manager Lisa Hughes, and the county has yet to see any money from HMC/CAH.
Last week the county filed a new motion with the court requesting a specific date be set for the damages to be paid and an additional fee to be charged for each day the group fails to pay the damages.
The order for the damages amount to be paid was given by Judge Terrence Boyle in the Eastern District following back and forth motions from Yadkin County and HMC/CAH after the initial closure of the hospital. In February of 2015, the county initiated a proposal process to locate a new management company to run the hospital and negotiations with HMC quickly turned sour. On May 22, 2015, HMC/CAH closed the doors of the hospital though the lease term, extended at their request, was not slated to end until July 31. The county filed a temporary restraining order in an attempt to keep the hospital open at least through the end of the lease term as they continued to work to find another group to operate the facility.
HMC/CAH defied the restraining order, claiming they were evicted from the premises by local law enforcement. Boyle later deemed those allegations false and ordered the company to pay damages to the county for legal fees and the costs associated with keeping EMS personnel on site at the hospital 24/7 in the wake of the unexpected closure.
In the months since the hospital's closure, the county has been locked in a legal battle with HMC/CAH. The initial contempt of court ruling came on June 16, 2015, from Boyle, with him finding HMC/CAH in contempt for violating the restraining order. HMC/CAH filed a motion on Aug. 4. 2015, stating that "neither contract, read individually or collectively, forbids CAH 10 from closing the hospital before the end of the lease period."
County Chairman Kevin Austin called HMC/CAH's claims "balderdash" and said the group tried at every turn to thwart the county in reclaiming the property and moving forward with establishing a new medical facility.
Hughes said HMC/CAH is continuing to "grasp at straws" in order to avoid paying the penalties against them.
On Feb. 9, HMC/CAH filed motions against board of commissioners Chairman Kevin Austin and Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital, one of the organizations which submitted a proposal to potentially take over the Yadkin County hospital, claiming they had "secretly agreed" not to extend HMC's lease upon expiration and to lease the premises to Hugh Chatham. The motion claims Hugh Chatham, Austin and other unnamed parties, "tortiously interfered with the existing management relationship between the plaintiffs, breached the duty to negotiate and contract in good faith, made fraudulent misrepresentations, fraudulently concealed material facts, and engaged in unfair and deceptive trade practices."
Though HMC/CAH still has a pending counterclaim in the Eastern District, their recent motion was filed in the Middle District. The complaint "demands a jury trial" and asks that the court "recover judgment against defendants in an amount in excess of $75,000 as will be proven at trial; the amount of damages be trebled pursuant to Chapter 75 of the North Carolina General Statues; the costs of this action be taxed against defendants; have and recover their reasonable attorneys' fees as permitted by Chapter 75 of the North Carolina General Statutes and recover punitive damages."
Last week's motion from Yadkin County requesting a date for the damages to be paid by, states "defendants' delay in meeting the civil contempt obligation imposed on them is part of a well-worn strategy more than familiar to the court. When this court ordered defendants to vacate the hospital, after considerable delay the county had to return to this court to secure its aid in enforcing that very clear directive. Here, too, the obligation to pay is clear and arises from contempt findings clearly specified by the court."
The motion goes on to ask that the court "require that defendants to pay the civil contempt compensatory damages by a date certain; and be subject to further specified compensatory damages for each day beyond the deadline set by the court that the amounts are not paid."
Kitsey Burns Harrison may be reached at 336-679-2341 or on Twitter @RippleReporterK.


text: News Hollywood Actor, Jim Carrey's Girlfriend Commits Suicide By Esther Agbonavbare Posted on 29 September, 2015 Share Tweet Share Share Email Comments Its really so sad, I must say, and not worth it, taking one's life out of depression and disappointment regardless of your age. 28-year-old Cathriona White, who is the on/off again girlfriend of Jim Carrey committed suicide in her home and was found dead by police officers in LAPD. According to TMZ, Cathriona White left a suicide note indicating she and Carrey had broken up on September 24, last Thursday. That same day she tweeted, "Signing off Twitter, I hope I have been a light to my nearest and dearest." Cathriona White's post was accompanied by several emojis, including a heart, next to which she wrote, "to yo all." Her prior tweet the day before was a W.B. Yeats. quote that read in part, "Fairies, come take me out of this dull world, for I would ride with you upon the wind." Two weeks ago before that, she posted a meme on Instagram reading, "I sometimes smile and act like nothing is wrong. It's call dealing with sh*t and staying strong." May her soul rest in peace. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Related Related Items: Share Tweet Share Share Email


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What about Abraham? [Romans]
The great doctrine of Roman's is justification by faith. Today, we see Abraham's testimony proving Paul's proposition: the just shall live by faith alone. Abraham is the key example because of his position in the Scriptures and in the minds of the Jews. We see his testimony, and it settles the question. There is only one means by which a man may be justified, through faith, not of works.
Evangelizing Children (4) [Christian Home]
For our Bible Study session, we begin a discussion on the subject of Evangelizing Children. We are basing it on an article published by Grace Community Church of Sun Valley, CA. We have certain distinct differences with this ministry, but nevertheless find the materials they produce and the preaching ministry of their pastor, John MacArthur to be very beneficial.
The third session of our study looks at the last three foundational keys for evangelizing children.
Beloved Be Mindful [Growth]
Beloved be mindful! Be mindful of the Word! That is the first foundation of Christian growth we see in 2 Pt 3. Peter is very anxious that his readers wake up to this truth and own it for themselves. His ongoing ministry to us is the Word of God he and the other apostles left behind.
A good day in the Lord's house. Some young families, younger couples looking us over. They don't want to get burned, good for them! They are looking for a faithful Bible preaching church and are interested in what we are doing. Our hope is that young people like this will embrace the vision of what we are trying to build here so that we can expand our efforts by someday sponsoring a sister church in a neighbouring town. But one step at a time! This step looks encouraging so far.


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The Rock of Anzio; From Sicily to Dachau: A History of the U. S. 45th Infantry Division
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Boulder: Westview Press, 1998. hardcover. very good/very good. Illus. 479pp. 8vo, black boards, d.w. sunned on spine portion. (Boulder): Westview Press, (1998). Book Club Edition. Very good. (Inventory #: 269729)


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The Hanna town bus is a service provided by the Town of Hanna to its residents with limited or no means of transportation. The town bus will pick up people at their homes on Tuesdays and Thursdays around 10:00 a.m. and take them to locations around town (post office, clinic, bank, new grocery store, etc.). Reservations must be made at least a day (preferably more) in advance by calling the Town Hall at 325-9424. Seating is first come, first served. The town bus is a free service, but donations are accepted and appreciated.
The Town of Hanna is offering to pick up seniors on Tuesdays and Thursdays to eat lunch at the Hanna Senior Center. If you are interested, please call Ann at the Town Hall (325-9424) or Donna Pipher at the Senior Center (325-9232).


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All turfgrass is created (or developed) equal, as anyone who has grown seed or installed grass sod will attest. Turf Merchants, Inc. has long supported standards for the turfgrass industry, and actively participates in testing and trials by independent third-party organizations.
The National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP) is designed to develop and coordinate uniform evaluation trials of turfgrass varieties and promising selections in the United States and Canada. Test results can be used by national companies and plant breeders to determine the broad picture of the adaptation of a cultivar. Results can also be used to determine if a cultivar is well adapted to a local area or level of turf maintenance.
Founded in 2010 by four direct competitors in the turfgrass industry, the Turfgrass Water Conservation Alliance is a 501 c(3) non profit committed to water conservation. We believe that by improving the plant materials available we can reduce the water needs of the managed environment while preserving the vital ecological services provided by greenspaces.


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A Walk in the Valley: Christian Encouragement for your Journey through Infertility
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This devotional workbook starts with how each woman discovered her infertility, then explores the diagnostic testing pursued, how they processed the official diagnosis, what decisions had to be explored regarding treatment, their experiences during infertility treatment (including pregnancy, miscarriage, and childbirth), and finishes with their experiences in remaining childless, adoption, foster care, child sponsorship, and the emotional healing regardless of the outcome of their infertility journey.
Each devotional has a Scripture focus and questions for thought and discussion.
I tell readers that this is the book I wished existed when I was going through infertility and miscarriage. It's transparent, we don't sugarcoat our experiences. Yet, it's filled with hope for healing. I believe everyone who is going through or loves someone with infertility issues should get this book.
—Julie Arduini
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"As someone who has personally dealt with infertility (and is still dealing with it in a functional sense), I identify with every section of this devotional. I only wish this had been available when my husband and I were in the midst of miscarriages, infertility treatments, and frustrations borne of the quest for a child." —Amazon Reviewer
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Rachel Feeley
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Ashburnham and Penhurst Gardening Club and WI are holding a Plant Sale tomorrow, May 11, 10am - 1pm at the Sports Pavilion, Ashburnham Recreation Ground.
Bedding and vegetable plants, herbs, annuals and much more. Freshly filled rolls, cakes, biscuits, tea and coffee. All are welcome to attend.
Ashburnham Local History Group are next meeting Monday May 13 at 7pm. They will be meeting at the Church Hall Car Park, Ashburnham Place. If the weather is fine they will have a short ramble visiting the sites of the Panelridge Furnace, the Ashburnham Furnace and wild flower meadows. (Stout shoes advised and some sharing of cars). If wet, an alternative programme will be held in the Church Hall.
2M@1 are meeting on May 13, 1-3pm. This month Rhod Jones will be talking about 'Romania, before and after the fall of Communism'. All are welcome to attend.
The Village Lunch is on May 15, 12.30pm in Ashburnham Village Hall. Lunch is cooked every month for any older residents in our villages who would like a bit of company and a delicious meal. Transport can be arranged if needed. For more information or to book a place, give Janet a ring on 01424 892311.
The next Coffee Morning is on Monday May 20 in the Church Hall, Ashburnham Place 10:30am - 1pm. You are welcome to go along for a good friendly chat. For further information, please contact Tina on 01424 843728.=
Ashburnham & Penhurst WI are meeting on May 20 when they will be visiting Ashburnham Place. They will meet in the main car park at 7.20pm. Their tour will take in the gardens and the house, followed by atalk on Capability Brown and hise design for the grounds.
The East Sussex County Council Mobile Library service will next be in Ashburnham (by the chapel) on Thursday May 23, 9.50am - 10.10am.
The Afternoon Book Group meets on Friday May 24 at 2pm. The group will be reading 'God on the Rocks' by Jane Gardam. "Young Margaret's glorious summer between the wars hurtles towards drama, tragedy and a touch of farce." They will also discuss other books they have been reading. If you would like more information get in touch with Nicky on 01424 892474.
The Ashburnham and Penhurst Gardening Club are meeting on May 28, 7.30pm in the Church Hall. This month they are discussing lawn care. For further information, please contact Rhod Jones on 892689.
The Evening Book Group meets on Tuesday May 28 at Ashburnham Place. The book they will be reading is 'Me Before You' by Jojo Moyes. This is a bittersweet story of an unlikely couple, capturing the complexity of love, with a few surprises. It has been compared to David Nicholls' bestseller, 'One Day'. Contact Nicole 07583 433895 or Sara-Jane 07714 273083 for more information.
Ashburnham Chapel will be holding a special celebration of their Anniversary Weekend and becoming a Non-Denominational Chapel on June 2. They invite everyone to their Anniversary tea at 5 pm. The tea will be followed by a service of thanksgiving at 6.30 pm and they hope you will be able to stay.
It would help with the catering you could let them know if you plan to attend; email Fay on firstname.lastname@example.com or phone her on 07860 113413, or if it is easier just let Janet or Rhod know. If you decide to attend at the last minute and haven't told them, don't worry there will be plenty to go round!
Don't forget that you can look to see what is going on in Ashburnham and Penhurst on the community website: www.ashburnham-penhurst.net.
Church services for St Peter's, Ashburnham, 10.30am unless otherwise stated:
May 12, Morning Praise with Children's Activities
May 19, Morning Praise with Children's Activities
May 26, Communion Service with Children's Activities
Church services for St Michael the Archangel, Penhurst, 10.30am unless otherwise stated:
May 12, Morning Prayer
May 19, Holy Communion
May 26, Morning Prayer
Services for Ashburnham Chapel, 6.30pm unless otherwise stated:
May 12, Evening Service.
May 19, Communion Service.
May 26, Evening Service.
June 2, Anniversary and thanksgiving service with Pat Reigh.
June 9, Evening Service with Sheila Ridsdale.
June 16, Communion Service with Revd. Brian Bowyer.
June 23, Evening Service with Geoff Haines.
June 30, Evening Service with Revd. Roy Cole.
Prayer and Bible reading meetings on Tuesday at 2.45pm at the Chapel. Contact Fay Ramsden on 07860 113413 for further information.
Anything that you would like included in the Village Voice for Ashburnham and Penhurst, please email the details to me: firstname.lastname@example.com


text: Every once in a while, you come across a book that feels like a present. The Thorn and the Blossom was that for me. Published in 2012, this book was on my list for a while, but I always seemed to forget it existed. I remember wanting it when it first came out, then I completely forgot about it. A few weeks ago, I saw it on the bargain priced shelf at Barnes & Noble; it was only $5 and I threw it on top of my purchase pile and that was it. In March, we had a snow day from work, and I read this book in one sitting.


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It was the middle of the night when James finally made it home. He had had to go into the ministry and sign off on the mission and give his report to Moody. First he had gone to Lily's flat but it was completely empty. He should have known that she would have moved back in with Sirius. By now he was physically aching to see her, to make sure she was okay, to hold her… he just had to see her.
He dropped his bags in the kitchen and crept upstairs. He didn't want to wake Sirius, he would see him in the morning. He had to see Lily first.
"Lily? Lily?" he said softly as he went into her bedroom. "Lily, are you asleep?"
"No," came Lily's strong reply. She hadn't been sleeping well lately, since the baby was up all night kicking. "James, is that really you?"
"Yeah, it's me," he said, squinting around in the pitch black darkness of her room. "I can't see you."
"Maybe it's best to keep it that way. Leave the light off," she said. She was definitely showing and she didn't want him to find out about the baby like that.
"Why?" asked James confused. Then suddenly the last conversation they had came to his mind. What if she had found someone else? They could be with her right now, in the room.
"I just… need to tell you something and it's easier if we can't see each other," said Lily slowly. She was on her feet and standing about 10 feet away from him.
"Okay…" he said painfully. She had found someone else, he was sure of it, and he couldn't blame her. But it still hurt. He could feel the tears welling up in his eyes. It wasn't fair: all he wanted to do was hold her, tell her how much he loved her and had missed her and tell her he would never leave her ever again. But he couldn't, someone else got to hold her, kiss her. How could he handle that?
"Um…" started Lily. How was she meant to tell him? He was so close, she just wanted to see him. She wanted to him to wrap his arms round her and tell her that everything was okay and he would never leave again.
"Maybe we should do this in the morning… when we have more time," said James painfully.
"Okay, if that's what you want," said Lily, her voice quivering. She needed him. He couldn't leave now, not when he was finally back.
"Okay," said James, turning and opening the door again, but before he went out, he added: "I know I said it was okay, and it is, but it doesn't change the way I feel about you. But I will fight for you, for us. I'm not going to let this guy have you."
"I'm pregnant!" Lily blurted out, not even taking in what he had said.
James gasped and hung his head.
"Okay… doesn't change a thing," he said, tears falling down his cheek. "I… I can't handle this now… in the morning…"
He left the room.
"James! James!" Lily called to him, catching up with him at the top of the stairs, grabbing his arm.
"I'm sorry," said James, not turning round. "I'm sorry I left."
"James, you left 6 months ago!"
"It's a long time. I shouldn't have expected…"
"I'm seven months pregnant!" she blurted out.
"What? You mean…" said James, turning round so fast so bumped his head off Lily's.
"Oufff…Ow…" laughed Lily, holding her forehead.
"I'm so sorry," said James, ignoring the pain in his head.
"Well, this isn't the reunion I expected," she laughed. "You thinking I had run off and gotten pregnant by…"
"It's my baby?" he asked desperately. He had to hear it from her.
"Of course, it's yours," she said, in happy tears now. "How could you think that I… how could think I could… with someone else? No… never."
"Oh, thank god," whispered James, reaching out and stroking her cheek.
"I could never…" she whispered, placing her hand over his. She had missed him so much. His touch was so soft and loving, it made her cry harder.
"I'm so sorry… please don't cry," he said, treasuring the feeling of her skin again.
"I'm sorry… I missed you so much… I didn't know if you would be back in time…"
"I'm going to be a dad?" said James, placing his other hand on her bump.
"Yeah in about 7 weeks," said Lily, smiling tearfully.
"Wow… just wow… whoa, what was that?"
"She kicked," laughed Lily tearfully. "She knew her Daddy was home and she kicked."
"I think so anyway. Sirius is convinced it's a boy."
"As long as they're healthy," said James, in complete awe. A few minutes ago, he had thought the love of his life had found someone else and was starting a family with them. And now it seemed they were a family.
"I had a scan this afternoon, the baby is perfectly healthy."
"And you?"
"I'm fine too, much better now you're back."
"I am back and I'm never leaving again, never," said James, pulling his arms round Lily and holding her close.
"You better not. I can't do this again."
"You won't have to," he said, stroking her hair.
"You know, since we are having a baby…"
"What?" asked Lily suspiciously, raising an eyebrow.
"Well I think it's only right if you marry me… again," he said, pulling a box out of his pocket. "I found this while I was away. I thought it would be better than your other one. A new start."
James pulled away but still kept one arm round Lily. He looked down at her intently, and opened the box. Inside was a beautiful white gold ring, with a simple diamond. The diamond was big, but not too flashy. It was perfect for her.
"Uh… um," said Lily eloquently. This she had not been expecting.
"So what do you say? Marry me? Marry me and I'll never ever hurt you again. I'll never break those vows again. You'll never have a reason to doubt me and how much I love you ever again," he said passionately.
"Wait, wait, I need to do this right," said James, dropping down on one knee and taking hold of her left hand. "Will you make me the happiest person in the world and do me the great honor of becoming my wife, again?"


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engaging scenes, Mazursky failed to pull together a cohesive film in his contemporary reworking of Shakespeare¿s "Tempest" (1982), starring John Cassavetes, Susan Sarandon and Raul Julia. But he bounced back after drawing out a superb performance from Robin Williams as the Soviet musician who defects to America via Bloomingdale's in "Moscow on the Hudson" (1984). A sweet film that was longer on mood than message, "Moscow" sagged after its premise was established, leaving Williams¿ character little more to do than haphazardly assimilate into his new chosen society. Still, the film did well enough in theaters to introduce the film¿s star to a wider audience. Meanwhile, "Down and Out in Beverly Hills" (1986), based on Jean Renoir's "Boudu Saved From Drowning" (1932), marked Mazursky's return to West Coast subjects after a long absence and proved to be his biggest box-office hit in years. The satirical comedy starred Nick Nolte as Jerry Baskin, a hapless hobo rescued from the pool of a philandering businessman (Richard Dreyfuss) and his wife (Bette Midler). Invited to stay at their Beverly Hills mansion, Jerry turns the family upside down in more ways than one while befriending the family dog as well. A...
engaging scenes, Mazursky failed to pull together a cohesive film in his contemporary reworking of Shakespeare¿s "Tempest" (1982), starring John Cassavetes, Susan Sarandon and Raul Julia. But he bounced back after drawing out a superb performance from Robin Williams as the Soviet musician who defects to America via Bloomingdale's in "Moscow on the Hudson" (1984). A sweet film that was longer on mood than message, "Moscow" sagged after its premise was established, leaving Williams¿ character little more to do than haphazardly assimilate into his new chosen society. Still, the film did well enough in theaters to introduce the film¿s star to a wider audience. Meanwhile, "Down and Out in Beverly Hills" (1986), based on Jean Renoir's "Boudu Saved From Drowning" (1932), marked Mazursky's return to West Coast subjects after a long absence and proved to be his biggest box-office hit in years. The satirical comedy starred Nick Nolte as Jerry Baskin, a hapless hobo rescued from the pool of a philandering businessman (Richard Dreyfuss) and his wife (Bette Midler). Invited to stay at their Beverly Hills mansion, Jerry turns the family upside down in more ways than one while befriending the family dog as well. A big box office hit, "Down and Out" was later turned into a short-lived television show.
Mazursky next directed "Moon Over Parador" (1988), a hodgepodge of satire and show business comedy about a Caribbean cabinet minister (Raul Julia) who hires a self-centered American actor (Richard Dreyfuss) to impersonate the country¿s dictator who is actually dead. Though not as biting in its satire on banana republics as one would have hoped, the film was memorable for Mazursky¿s hilarious onscreen turn as Momma, after replacing the original actress who failed to show. He went on to helm "Enemies, A Love Story" (1989), a very atypical picture that was arguably one of the director's finest. Reining in his impulse for broad comedy, Mazursky presented a tragi-comic narrative of a Holocaust survivor (Ron Silver) who finds himself with two wives (Anjelica Huston and Margaret Sophie Stein) and a mistress (Lena Olin) he would like to marry in post-World War II New York City, with his failure to commit partly a result of an entire culture's displacement and ruin. The ambitious adaptation of Isaac Bashevis Singer's novel spoke eloquently of resilience, humor and passion in the shadow of genocide and boasted a brilliant ensemble working within production designer Paul Guzman's lavishly detailed sets that perfectly evoked a bygone era.
Though a collaboration between Mazursky and the comedic talents of Woody Allen and Bette Midler seemed promising with "Scenes from a Mall" (1991), the domestic comedy was a profound disappointment, offering nothing new in its jabs at contemporary consumer culture. Hitting a low point in his directing work with "The Pickle" (1993), a charmless mess of a showbiz satire starring Danny Aiello as a director in desperate need of a hit, Mazursky began stepping out from behind the camera with ever increasing frequency, while leaving directing behind. After directing Chazz Palminteri in the stagey crime comedy, "Faithful" (1996), he helmed the critically-admired "Winchell" (HBO, 1998), which garnered an Emmy Award for Stanley Tucci in the title role of feared Hollywood columnist Walter Winchell. His relative inactivity as a director during the 1990s freed him to act more frequently in films like "Carlito's Way" (1993), in which he had a terrific cameo as a weary judge; "2 Days in the Valley" (1996) and TNT's "A Slight Case of Murder" (1999), not to mention his voicing one of the animated "Antz" (1998). Following a small part as a poker dealer named Sunshine on "The Sopranos" (HBO, 1999-2007), he had a recurring role as Norm, a slow golfer with high blood pressure, on Larry David¿s "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (HBO, 2000- ). Meanwhile, Mazursky received a career achievement award from the L.A. Film Critics Association in January 2011. That same year, he made his final screen appearance in a voice role in the animated comedy sequel "Kung Fu Panda 2" (2011). Paul Mazursky died of pulmonary cardiac arrest at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles on June 30, 2014. He was 84 years old.back that sent up both the hippie and Establishment ways of living while creating believable and consistent characters who never lost their dignity despite the attendant hilarity. Sellers had his best role in years as the square lawyer who turns on to marijuana brownies, drops out for awhile, then tries to drop back in only to find conformity wanting. It was the first of four successive scripts reflecting Mazursky's wide-eyed infatuation with the rampant pop nuttiness of his adopted Los Angeles. He scored a critical and commercial success with his directorial debut, "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" (1969), a now-tame study of middle-class attitudes about sex and marriage that seemed risqué at the time. Starring Natalie Wood, Robert Culp, Elliott Gould and Dyan Cannon, while inspired by Mazursky's investigation of an Esalen encounter group, the satirical comedy-of-manners made him rich enough to ignore the financial pressures that typically forced most directors to accept unwelcome studio assignments.
Following the failure of the overly self-indulgent "Alex in Wonderland" (1970), an autobiographical tale of a young, one-hit director (Donald Sutherland) in search of a powerful theme for his next project, Mazursky re-examined the institution of marriage and divorce in the pain-tinged "Blume in Love" (1973). The film starred George Segal as a divorce lawyer who becomes his own client after being tossed out by his wife (Susan Anspach) for having an affair. He next wrote and directed the road drama, "Harry and Tonto" (1974), which starred Art Carney as a 70-year-old widower who loses his Upper West Side apartment to the wrecking ball, prompting him to go on a road trip of self-discovery with his pet cat. Along the way, he comes across a like soul in a young hitchhiker (Melanie Mayron) while visiting his daughter (Ellen Burstyn) in Chicago and finally meeting his youngest son (Larry Hagman) in Los Angeles. Though he initially had trouble finding backers for the bittersweet story of a crotchety septuagenarian crossing the country with his feline friend, Mazursky managed not only to get the film made, but direct Carney to an Oscar-winning and career-reviving performance.
Mazursky went on to write and direct the underappreciated coming-of-age dramedy, "Next Stop, Greenwich Village" (1976), which chronicled the director¿s own move from Brooklyn to exotic Greenwich Village in the 1950s that featured wonderful period atmosphere and characterizations. He had his greatest success of the 1970s with "An Unmarried Woman" (1978), which starred Jill Clayburgh as a wife and mother who seemingly has it all, until her husband (Michael Murphy) suddenly leaves her for a younger woman. The film was much more than a critical and box office hit ¿ it became a beacon of the women's movement, with Jill Clayburgh earning an Oscar nomination for her depiction of a woman rebuilding her life on her own terms after a divorce. Following a brief return to acting with a starring role in the crime comedy, "A Man, a Woman and a Bank" (1979), Mazursky used Greenwich Village as the setting for "Willie and Phil" (1980), a look at a contemporary menage-a-trois between two friends (Michael Ontkean and Ray Sharkey) and a free-spirited Southerner (Margot Kidder). The film¿s retelling of Francois Truffaut's "Jules and Jim" (1962) began rather coyly with the two men meeting at a Bleecker Street Cinema screening of the Truffaut classic. Though over-sentimentalizing his characters' situations softened the film's satiric bite ¿ a common refrain throughout his career ¿ Mazursky nonetheless managed to get the audience to identify with his characters.
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Mazursky's psychiatrist Donald F. Muhich has acted in four films by the director, playing (what else?) a psychiatrist of one kind or another.
Though the setting for "Scenes from a Mall" was supposedly the Beverly Center in California, Mazursky actually filmed in a Stanford, Connecticut mall designed by the Beverly Center's architect in order to use the notoriously West Coast-shy Woody Allen. Allen did spend three days in Los Angeles shooting the opening scenes in the Hollywood Hills and one shot where he and Bette Midler drive up to the Beverly Center. That architect also designed a lavish two-story Beverly Center replica at the Kaufman-Astoria Studios in Queens for the filmmaker's use.
About working with the dog in "Down and Out in Beverly Hills": "The trainer, Clint, came in with this Mike the dog. And I knew right away that Clint was different, because he talked to the dog as if it were his friend. 'Mikey, do you want to show Paul that?' And Mikey would go, 'mm-hmm,' and he would do it . . . I met with Clint the way I'd meet with an actor or an actress, and discussed the motivation for Mike's stuff. He made me do it. So I would say, 'Well, when they rescue the bum and put him down in the chaise lounge, I want the dog to go crazy.' And he'd say, 'Yeah, but when they pull him out, he wouldn't lick him right away.' I said, 'Why not?' and he'd say, 'Mikey just wouldn't do that.'"
"Mike the dog went to the Deuville film festival with me, and we flew on the same plane, first class. I'm there with my wife and kids, and I've got 'Down and Out in Beverly Hills' there, so I'm the star of the festival. And they give me the crappiest room I have ever seen. I mean, a tiny, junk room. So I call down and say, 'I'm not going to stay in this room.' They say, 'What room?' I say, '234.' 'No, no, that's the dog's room.' So I go up to 434, and I see the dog in a huge suite, lying in the bed. And I say, 'Mikey, you're out.' That's a true story." --Paul Mazursky, quoted in American Film, January 1990.
"I based the mother in my film 'Alex in Wonderland' on my mom. I didn't want her to be surprised, so I showed her the script. My mother said, 'So, who's going to play me?' When I said, 'I don't know,' she wanted to do it.
"I said, 'Mom, you'll have to audition.' She did, and she was so bad, I turned her down. Then I told her I'd cast an actress named Viola Spolin to play the part, and Mom said, 'So, you couldn't pick Bette Davis? When this film comes to New York, I think I'm gonna picket it.' And she wasn't kidding. I had to beg her not to.
"My mother was a very intense and difficult woman. I loved her but I didn't always like her. I remember when my movie 'Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" played at the New York Film Festival, she said, 'Big deal. I guess you think you're a big shot now.' I swear she said that."
"It was my mother who was the real influence in my life. She freed me to dream big dreams even though she was a very neurotic woman. For some bizarre reason, maybe because she wanted to escape, she loved opera and she used to take me.
"She'd also take me to see foreign films, and we'd go to Harlem to the Amateur Hour, where I watched the greats like Billie Holiday, Cab Calloway and Count Basie.
"In fact, my mother even let me play hooky to see movies. She'd say, 'Come on, there's a double feature. You can skip school today.'" --Paul Mazursky to Jeanne Wolf in Daily News, September 22, 1996.
"I can't talk about Brooklyn now, but Brooklyn then, in the '30s and '40s was like an earthly paradise. There was an electric excitement in the streets. You learned about life by your wits, and it never leaves you. You're tougher, shrewder, and it teaches you humor and irony. But leaving Brooklyn for Manhattan in the early '50s was just as big a trip for me as going to Paris.
"It was 1952, and I took an apartment at 205 W. 10th St. and it was a completely different universe than Bergen St. in Brownsville. I'd walk down the street to the White Horse Tavern and, 'Who's this Welshman spouting poetry? My God, it's Dylan Thomas!' And you'd see Allen Ginsberg walking around the street. It cracked open my life." --Mazursky, quoted in Daily News, June 13, 1999.
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Compare and contrast the causes of the Spanish-American and Filipino-American wars?
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In some ways, the causes of these two wars were the same because they were part of the same war. The Filipino-American War only came about because of the Spanish-American War. In that sense, the causes of the Spanish-American War were also causes of the Filipino-American War. In addition to this, both wars were, to some extent caused by the desire for empire.
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When North Korea declares war on your human rights group, you must be doing the right thing. That's exactly what the People's Democratic Republic of Korea has done to Thor Halvorssen's Human Rights Foundation.
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Ernest Hemingway is inspiration, not author, of the Hemingway Daiquiri. His request for a Daiquiri made with half the sugar and double the booze created an unbalanced drink: one that bartenders couldn't help but right through the eventual addition of maraschino liqueur and grapefruit juice. To reinstate some of Hemingway's influence, this recipe uses key lime juice and goes for a whir in the blender, as the earliest Daiquiris were served over crushed ice.
Add all ingredients to a blender and fill with ice.
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Divide the contents of the blender between 8 wine glasses and garnish each with a lime wheel.
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Chasing yesterday with the TC team, Ronnie, Oren and myself, we targeted central east Alberta. After hours of driving and trying to spot any severe weather in the nasty thick smoke it was pretty much a bust, but not entirely. We found this nice roll cloud that extended for a few miles enjoy!
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- Calories 136
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- Fat 2.9g
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This classic dish is breakfast fare in Costa Rica, but in the States it's definitely for the main course.
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Combine the first 3 ingredients in a medium saucepan, and bring to a boil. Stir in the rice. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes or until liquid is absorbed. Discard the bay leaves. Set rice aside.
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Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add onion and next 6 ingredients (onion through garlic); sauté 5 minutes or until tender. Add rice, cilantro, and beans, and cook 3 minutes or until thoroughly heated, stirring occasionally. Serve with Tangy Tamarind Sauce or Pickapeppa sauce.


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Balancing Life Between A Husband And A Lover.Just wondering how many women out there experience life with both a husband and a lover. My relationship has lasted over four years with my lover and I cannot imagine it ever coming to an end. Please share your stories!
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