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The directors and writers whose shorts receive Academy Awards nominations have proven promising filmmakers. It's looking like Yan England will be no exception. His short film Henry is nominated in the live-action category and centers on an aging concert pianist who's slowly losing his memory. England has been a successful TV and film actor in Canada since he was eight-years-old and is ecstatic about his nomination. Henry is only his second film, if you can believe it. I had the pleasure to spend an evening with Yan at Swingers Café in Los Angeles. On Superbowl Sunday it was empty, and we were able to rant about film while others did about football. Over a cup of tea, I learned what inspired him to create a film about Alzheimer's and how he made it all happen.
ATW: Tell me about the moment you found out about your Oscar!
England: I'm a host on radio station in Montreal, Canada. I knew I was going to follow live on Oscars.org for the nominations. My family came in, and we started watching live on the Internet while I was on the radio. All of the sudden, I hear my mom; she yells and starts crying, and the last name is "Henry, Yan England." I couldn't even believe it. I've been watching the Oscars since I was 5 years old. It's so surreal; you see it on your television and think, wouldn't it be awesome if one day I could get the chance? So I guess it's going to happen now this year! You're extremely happy and crying and hugging your family, and you don't know what to do! You go through a series of emotions.
ATW: They released the shorts in theaters on February 1st, which is amazing! I had some friends who saw Henry in Dallas. We were all so surprised when we looked you up! This very young guy is making this movie about this very old man. So where did the seed of this story start?
England: It's in honor of my grandfather. He lived ten lives in one. He was born in England and was a part of the intelligence service in the Second World War. He was stationed in Italy, and he met my grandmother there. He fell in love, and then he became a film producer in Italy, moved to Canada and he had this beautiful, amazing life. When he was 92, I went to coffee with him and my mom in Montreal. He looked at us and he asked us if he had been a good man. It's in the film now; it's the last line. That's where it all originated. I realized that for a man who had lived such a beautiful life, he couldn't remember so many parts of it, he couldn't remember if he had been a good man…
ATW: And that's ultimately what matters the most.
England: Yes, what mattered was have I done good things? Sometimes I was his grandson, an hour later I could be a man he had met during the Second World War in Italy. That's what it is with Alzheimer's, with dementia. You're traveling through souvenirs, memories and all. I wanted to explore Henry, from his point of view; try to figure it all out through the love of his life, which is Maria in the film.
ATW: I enjoyed that when watching the film, I saw you as a director/writer and then Henry all in one. You're his consciousness, and he is his body; trapped. There's a duality. Everyone has his or her own view of what Alzheimer's is. After you made this movie, how did your ideas of the disease evolve?
England: Well, a lot of things did. First of all, the whole movie came from pocket. I paid for everything. But I called people that I knew from different productions I had worked on over the years.
ATW: Your cinematographer is great! Claudine Sauve! You worked with her on your first short Moi.
England: She's very talented, and she jumped in! They've all given me their talent and towards the purpose of this film; to the passion of cinema. Overall, it took me a year. I had fifty-something people working with me at different stages over the course of the year. This isn't counting the extras! That scene that happens in Italy, they're all friends of my sister's and family and what not. There's also this amazing actor Gerard Poirier who plays the lead role. He's had a sixty-year-old career and is huge in Quebec. When we shot the film, he was 83 years old and he's in every single scene. We were shooting from 6am into the night and every time I would ask him, 'For the rehearsal, stay put, relax, I'll go through the motion" and he'd say 'No, no, no little boy. Just give me time to walk to the first position, and I'll be good.' He is the definition of professionalism. If you look up 'professionalism' on Wikipedia, it will say his name.
ATW: Is he a theatrical actor? He has such a presence. He could play King Lear!
England: He's done it all! TV, film and tons of theatre. Also, you know, people say You're nominated for an Academy Award! The way I see it, it's the film that's nominated. That's the beautiful thing about cinema. If you take one person out, the film wouldn't be what it is right now. I'm 100% sure about that. You can have the best script in the world. If the actors aren't good, it's not going to happen. Everyone has an important job. From the gaffer to the director, cinematographer to the producer; everyone is there to make a great film. I mean, I'm not talking about mine, but just in general. Everyone comes together and says Let's make this thing!
ATW: How did the process of the script start?
England: I wrote a few drafts, and then I worked with a script doctor. I believe at some point you're too close to your story. You need this bird's eye view that will read it and ask you questions. If you don't have an answer, it's not 100% clear. It took the script further. And then there was a time I was off set for a month and a half in 2011 and I knew I needed 5 days to shoot this film. There was a lot to be shot in a short amount of time. My mom kept telling me That's great you want to make a picture about your grandfather, but you know that's big. It's a complex story that you've written. And I'd say I know, but I want to do it! And she'd say I know, Yan, but I just want to make sure you know it's big. But we worked really hard on scouting locations. I wanted it to feel like it took take place anywhere in the world.
ATW: I definitely felt that. It was universal.
England: Great! Ya, it's just the same as making a feature film. That part was scary and on the first day of shooting, I got there really early, at 4am and people were calling in at 5. I see trucks coming in, and these were the trucks I had rented with all the equipment. I see them 1, 2…and I'm wondering if there's another shoot here. And then I'm like Oh, this is mine! And the stress started coming, but then everyone showed up and it was just a team effort.
ATW: You've been many different members of that "team," being an actor for most of your life. There are moments in your short that have brilliant specificity. When Maria touches Henry's face at the end! How did you construct these certain moments, what is your process when interacting with the actors?
England: There wasn't a lot of improve. They had the script, certain things had to be explained, some concepts needed to be thought out so the actors would understand what was going on. First of all, I let the actors do it. The actors make a choice, they run with it, and we'll go with that. It'll be the core of what they're bringing to the table. They were usually pretty much right on. It was mostly about tweaking. With Formula One cars, you tweak one little thing and another and another and at some point you get exactly what you need. It's what you do with your actors. But definitely don't be afraid to tell them when it's good. Actors don't have that perspective because you can't act and be like I'm good at the same time. As a director, you can talk to one actor, and that actor needs only one word. Others, psychology wise, you need to approach them differently. Every actor is different. And that's what is so much fun as a director! It's all about adjusting all the time.
ATW: The question I always love to ask is about your writing nest. Do you have a certain place you have to write or environment?
England: First of all, I need to shut down phones and the imessage or what not. Once you jump in, you don't want any distraction. And music, I write with music all the time. I put music on and see if it'll trigger something, a note or something. Mainly I write in my room at my desk. But it's always a place I can [he exhales in yogi fashion].
You'd never guess Yan wrote in such a simple, clinical setting, because his energy is wonderfully colorful, although the music explains a lot. He speaks in a lyrical nature, using his hands to communicate and in moments where he's passionate about the subject he's discussing. It's not hard to see he's an actor. But it's just as easy to believe in his future as a director and writer. It seems Yan already has a devoted team of fellow filmmakers, an enthusiasm for storytelling and the work ethic to take him to the Academy Awards and beyond.


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Mr. Kelly became a father figure for his grandson, who was 6 when his father, Dan McNamara, the Lucas County auditor, was killed in 1983. Father and son were in a car together when a tire came off another vehicle and flew through their windshield.
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Surviving are his wife, MaryJane, whom he married May 17, 1947, sons, the Rev. Randy and Christopher Kelly, daughter, Jill Kelly, brother, James Kelly, and a grandson.
Services will be at 7 p.m. tomorrow in St. John the Baptist Church, where the body will be after 2 p.m. Arrangements are by the David R. Jasin-Hoening Funeral Home.
The family suggests tributes to the Karl and MaryJane Kelly Scholarship Fund, which benefits St. John the Baptist's elementary school, in care of the Comerica Charitable Trust in Ann Arbor.
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Belize: Late October or December?
I'm committed to heading for Ambergris Caye in Belize this year. I have two holes in my work schedule: the last two weeks of October, and the first week in December. Any veterans with a recommendation as to which time is the best, factoring in fishing and weather conditions? I hear it rains a ton in October, but December can be windy and rainy when cold fronts from the north pass through. I want to fish five days; a little rain/wind aren't problems, and a day or so waiting out bad weather is okay. I'm not concerned about a hurricane; I know they are rare, but possible. But I would hate to be washed out/blown out the five days I'm down there by more typical seasonal crummy weather. I'll be fly fishing, and while bonefish are the goal I might like to take a little time to chase permit or tarpon, if conditions look promising. Recommendations? Thanks in advance for any help.
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Late Oct is still the tail end of hurricane season. I know you said you're not concerned about them, but it sounds like you've never been caught in one while on vacation. Trust me, it only has to happen to you once for you to avoid travel at all costs during hurricane season!
Overall the weather will be a little cooler and windier in Dec, but the fishing will probably be about the same.
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I have been there in Oct and Nov. The closer you get to January the more chance of cold fronts, although they can pop up at anytime.
There are excellent bargains to be had at some of the better lodges that time of year since it is not peak season. I would reccomend Turneffe Flats. The culture at Ambergris is geared towards tourists while Turneffe is more of a wilderness destination. There will be less tarpon at Turneffe but more and bigger bones and world-class permit. The secenery and wildlife is incredible too. PM me if you want more info. |
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I was there last year (2006) at the first of Dec. We stayed about 6 miles north of San Pedro in a place called Blue Reef and it was very nice. Prices weren't bad becouse of time of year. All thier amenitys come from the USA so the beds were actually comfortable for a change of most of Belize. One of the nice things about this spot is that there is a very wadeable and productive flat right in frount of the place that had tailing Bonefish in both morning and evening. it is along way from town so if you want night life its not there but I was there to fish and my wife just wanted to relax in the sun. I got a guide 4 of the 7 days we were there(we also dive) I went with Abbie Marin (gofishbelize.com) and would highly recomend him if you are a decent caster, if not you might want someone a little more laid back. I'd fish with him any day. We could find Bones almost any time if you wanted smaller fish and with work you can find some 3-5lbers. My bigest fish, 6lbs, came on my own right out in frount of the lodge. I had shots at Permit 2 days of the 4 and landed 1 of 18 lbs, very nice fish! also Abie was able to get us into Tarpon 2 of the days weather permiting. So I did get my slam on the one day. Poons are all small this time of year about 10-40 lbs max. Weather was cloudy and windy a fair amount but it was still a great time. I wish I was going with you!
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Hi, all!
On this Thanksgiving Day, I just want to say that I am so thankful for each and every one of you!! My life is made brighter and richer for knowing you, my on-line friends!
And our quilt ministry is richer for those of you who have joined in our efforts in the past three years! Yes, it's been three years this weekend since we made what became the ministry's first quilt (you can see the story of that quilt here) and since that time, many many of you have sent donations of fabric, blocks, UFOs, and finished quilts. I am amazed at the generosity of quilters each and every day! There is absolutely no way that we could have reached the 400+ people who have received quilts through the ministry without your help!
I have a small favor to ask of those of you who have assisted our ministry in any way in the past three years. I really want to make a quilt to honor and memorize all those who have worked with the ministry, and I have an idea that you can help with. I would love for each of you to make and send me a 10" block with a representation of your hand on it - drawn, embroidered, appliqued, paper pieced, however you choose to do it - and your first name, last initial and home town.
I think by next May or so, the ministry will reach the 500 quilt mark - and I would really like to have a quilt finished to hang at church to memorialize all the hands that have helped touch all those lives. Will you help me?
I hope you all have an absolutely wonderful Thanksgiving holiday - eat too much, play too much, love on your families and sew sew sew!!!
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That is an amazing idea. I will put this on my to do list this week. I don't help out with material means. But I say my prays you and your effort. I love getting your emails. My health sets me back sometimes, but there you are with an email to inspire. You have such great inspiration. Thank you! You keep me going. Your block will be on it's way.
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I first experienced smoked paprika on a trip to New Zealand several years ago in a sweet potato soup. My host laughed as my eyes lit up with "Wow, what's in this?!" At the time, smoked paprika could only be found in specialty stores or Penzeys.
Soon after though, McCormick started selling it and promoting it as a spice, so it's much easier to come by, and we are always looking for an excuse to cook with it.
If you've never used it, smoked paprika is to regular paprika what chipotle powder is to red chile powder. I like to think of it as the flavor of my favorite barbecued potato chips.
The following recipe we've adapted from one in a free magazine by our local Raley's grocery store. The flavor of this chicken is terrific, well worth seeking out this spice if you don't already have some. Do you use smoked paprika in your cooking? If so, please let us know your favorite uses for it in the comments.
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Smoked Paprika Roast Chicken Recipe
- 2 Tbsp smoked paprika
- 2 Tbsp melted unsalted butter*
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 whole 4-5 pound roasting chicken
- 4 Tbsp honey
- 2 Tbsp lemon juice
*If using salted butter, use only one teaspoon of salt in the rub, not two.
1 Preheat oven to 325°F. Rinse the chicken off with cold water. Pat dry thoroughly with paper towels (otherwise the paste won't stick).
2 Mix together the paprika, melted butter, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Spread over the entire surface of the chicken and place on a shallow baking pan.
3 Heat the honey and lemon juice in a small pot and set aside.
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The bird is done when the juices run clear (not pink) when a knife tip is inserted into both the chicken breast and thigh, about 165°F.
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Lady Philippa Marbury is...odd.
The brilliant, bespectacled daughter of a double marquess cares more for books than balls, for science than the season, and for laboratories than love. She's looking forward to marrying her simple fiancé and living out her days quietly with her dogs and her scientific experiments. But before that, Pippa has two weeks to experience all the rest - 14 days to research the exciting parts of life. It's not much time, and to do it right she needs a guide familiar with London's darker corners.
She needs...a Scoundrel.
She needs Cross, the clever, controlled partner in London's most exclusive gaming hell, with a carefully crafted reputation for wickedness. But reputations often hide the darkest secrets, and when the unconventional Pippa boldly propositions him, seeking science without emotion, she threatens all he works to protect. He is tempted to give Pippa precisely what she wants...but the scoundrel is more than he seems, and it will take every ounce of his willpower to resist giving the lady more than she ever imagined.
©2013 Sarah Trabucchi (P)2013 HarperCollinsPublishers
"Pippa's thirst for knowledge leads her to Love"
This book was way better than book 1. It definitely rescued this series for me.
Lady Philippa "Pippa" Marbury is the fourth daughter of the Marguess of Needham and Dolby. She doesn't believe in luck and she believes in scientific explanations for everything. Logic and Truth always wins out in Pippa's world.
She is engaged to the Lord Castleton but decided she wanted to do research on what is necessary to be a proper wife. Pippa deals with her nerves by gathering knowledge so she can feel prepared. She decides to go to the most notorious gaming hall in London, The Fallen Angel, because the owner Jasper Cross is notorious rake.
Pippa asks him to help her with her research on how to please her fiancee as a wife, and thus opening up a pandora's box with Cross.
Cross wasn't nobility but he seemed to be the only one in London who didn't find Pippa to be a nerd, geek or odd. He actually enjoyed engaging her in discussion but he couldn't offer her a life like she could have with Lord Castleton.
What I loved about this one was Pippa's honesty, her strength, her resolve and her curiosity about everything. She made being smart look fun, not odd. I chuckled at her a number of times. She said things people were afraid to say, she was a really good heroine.
Jasper finally met his match and she kept him honest. I liked this story much more than the Pippa's sister in book 1. I look forward to book 3.
Yes, I am looking forward to the next book in this series and Rosalyn Landor is my favorite narrator.
This book was just not as good as the first book in the series. I think Ms. MacLean is a good writer and story teller, I just don't think she thought this book through before putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard).
Rosalyn Landor brings the characters to life. I feel like I know the characters personally every time I listen to a book narrated by Ms. Landor.
Considering that this book is the second book in a series, it's missing the key key characters from the first book, Penelope and Borne. Also, considering that Penelope is Pippa's sister and Borne is a co-owner of The Angel, you would really think that they would have role in this book. However, Penelope has ONE conversation with Pippa and Borne is only mentioned. How can the author expect this story to go over well when Penelope and Borne have no interactions with Pippa and Cross? It just doesn't make sense.
I anxiously waited on this book for 6 months or more because I loved the first book so much and I'm so disappointed with this book. There were so many conversations between Pippa and Cross with him imagining what he would like to do with her and it just got old after a while. I believe that Pippa and Cross deserved a better story and Penelope and Borne should have had a role in this story.
Regardless, I plan on listening to this book again in a few months and maybe I will like it better.
I"m a audible addict. My eyes have gotten really bad so I really hadn't read much in the last 10 years until I discoverd books on CD and Audible. Now I'm a fiend. Other than audio books I enjoy my family, work and dabbling on the computer.
"Winner Winner Winner"
Winner on every count. The ever amazing Sarah MacLean has created a beautiful love story. I love this series and can't wait for the next audiobook to come out. This series is about men who own an upper class gaming hell in London. Each one has a story. Book 1 was Bourne...excellent story. Book 2 One Good Earl was the best so far. I love Cross and Pippa. He's a very intelligent man and she a blue stocking. What a duo they make.
There are some very steamy scenes but one scene is so breath taking and the man never even touches her.
Usually, it's a man saving a woman. The writer has turned the tables on this one. What a heroine Lady Phillipa is too. I don't want to give anything away but she is awesome. She does over think things but she's adorable
This series is well worth the money. My favorite so far in the series. I'm thinking this is going to be my favorite period. I guess we'll see what comes of Temple, he's the next book.
"Thoroughly Enjoyable"
This story ranks a 9.5 on a scale of 10. It's a funny story.
My favorite character is Lady Sarah
Rosalyn Landor's performance is predictable but just right for this story.
As I said it made me laugh
"Not bad, but not a favorite."
I enjoyed the book, but I hoped for more. It was pleasant, so I would say time well spent
The narrator is consistently excellent.
Her male voices, in general are always very good.
It was worth the time, but I feel that the author missed the mark, a little.
The "imperfect fingers" thing was meant to be endearing but was kind of wierd. The six years of celibacy was far-fetched. I didn't really buy it. Maybe if it had been explained better. It was a sexy book, but I think that Digger's motives were shaky. I didn't really believe that character. Also, I am always a little frustrated when characters don't simply talk about what sorts of conflicts are happening. I realize that the point is to create conflict, but it feels pretty convoluted sometimes. This was a decent book, though. I don't regret buying it, I just think it could have been executed better.
"Not as good as the first one"
This one was okay. I liked the first book better. The writing was better.
I enjoy romances - paranormal, historical - you name it. Favorite narrator - Simon Prebble. Favorite author - Stephanie Laurens.
"A little preposterous, but it works..."
I have been enjoying this unique premise of a gentleman eschewing the Ton for personal reasons, and then the adventures they encounter as love brings them back, more or less, to the world they left. And it was time Cross stopped wallowing in the past!
Getting even at the rival "hell", by using the ex-fiance. What a stroke of genius, and the Earl sounded so innocent, every time he made a loud suggestion.
When Phillippa Marbury firsts meets Cross in his office, and propositions him.
I love books! Audiobooks take stories to the next level. I'm obsessed with Audible and will try to rate all of my books. Happy Listening! ;)
"A slow burn"
I really liked this story, even more than the fist book. It was a slow burn between Cross and Pippa and at times Inthought they would not end up together but their story was beautifully romantic and many times sexy without actual sex. The narrator as always does an amazing job with accents and the different male and female voices. She's the best at historical romances.
"annoying phrases"
This author uses too many phrases starting with "except" (eg. except she couldn't, except it wasn't, etc). This was very distracting for me.
I love Ms. MacLean's stories however, this one is not her best. There were a lot of conjectures but not enough action.... The main characters had a platonic relationship almost to the end. Meh.


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Safe Passage by Carla Kelly
I have liked all of Carla Kelly's books that I've read so far, and this one was just as good. I don't think it was my favorite, partly because there wasn't as much personal growth in the main character as in some of her other books. I also thought it was interesting that the main focal character was actually the man in the relationship--and even though this book is advertised and presented as a romance, it really felt more like a historical adventure narrative rather than romance.
Rose Under Fire by Elizabeth Wien
Wien's book Code Name Verity was one of my favorites last year so I was eager to read this one. I think some of that eagerness set me up for too high of expectations, though, because it took me a while to get into this book since I kept comparing it to the one I read last year. Also, this book starts somewhat slowly--there is a reason for that and the writer plays a great trick on the reader with this technique, but it turned me off initially. I also felt like the voice of the main character in this one was a little too similar to one of the main voices in Code Name Verity. Despite some of these flaws, I ended up really liking the book and think that Wien is an author I will read more of in the future.
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion
This was a book that I also struggled a bit with, especially in the beginning. I found it somewhat ironic that I was rather nitpicky about a book about a man with obvious social impairments caused by his rigidity. Thankfully I did eventually get over myself and enjoyed the book, though I probably did not find it quite as funny as most people will.
The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty
There were a lot of things I liked about this book--Moriarty is good at writing about the many different types of women and the way their choices and stages of life affect their relationships with each other. This book was darker than her previous book that I read, and the plot was much more complicated. I enjoyed reading it and the only thing I didn't like about it was an epilogue that she added that revealed information to the reader that the main characters would never know. It felt a little awkward to put that in at the end and it shifted the tone of the book a bit too much for me.
The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes
I have been reading a lot of similar books lately--combinations of mystery and romance that bounce back and forth in time between people that are somehow connected through a shared history that they don't realize exists. I guess I've discovered a niche that I like and I'm just going to go with it for a while. This book was an interesting look at grief and family secrets--I particularly liked the sections set in the past during WWI since they described aspects of history that I wasn't as familiar with. Although some reviews I've read thought the contemporary character was somewhat bland, I liked her quite a bit.
The Orchid House by Lucinda Riley
Another romance/mystery about family secrets--I thought this one was really well written up until the last third of the book. The plot had a big twist that was just way too far-fetched for me and was too conveniently inserted in order to tie up some loose ends in the story. Other than that, it was a good escapist read for Thanksgiving break.
The Reluctant Blogger by Ryan Rapier
This was the second book I read during Christmas break and I decided to review it for Segullah. There are a lot of people who are interested in fiction about the contemporary Mormon experience that find a middle ground between simplistic, easy answers and total cynicism. I really thought this book did that--it echoed a lot of the problems and issues I've faced in my life and acknowledged that even when things do work out, life is complicated and not easy. I liked the fact that the main character realized that if we want to change and want our life to be more fulfilling, it takes not just keeping the commandments and making 'good choices' but also opening ourselves up to others, really being humble, and confronting the things that scare us. I needed that reminder in my life lately.
God's Army
I haven't seen this movie since it came out years ago, but after seeing a recent missionary movie I thought it would be interesting to compare the two. I wrote more about my thoughts on that here at AML; in watching the movie again, I could appreciate how ground-breaking it was, as well as see many of its flaws. I think it's good to recognize it as a pioneering work but also realize that we can do much better.
Lars and the Real Girl
I've heard about this movie for years from a number of different people, so I finally decided to watch it. The first twenty minutes or so made me feel profoundly anxious--I really hate watching people in awkward situations, and it was very awkward (not because the quality of the production was bad, just because it was about socially awkward people). But, the movie eventually grew on me and I ended up loving it. It is a weird movie and hard to describe, but ultimately a sweet story about connectedness, family, and community.


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Monophysitism (mənŏfˈĭsĭtˌĭzəm) [key] [Gr., = belief in one nature], a heresy of the 5th and 6th cent., which grew out of a reaction against Nestorianism. It was anticipated by Apollinarianism and was continuous with the principles of Eutyches, whose doctrine had been rejected in 451 at Chalcedon (see Chalcedon, Council of); modern Monophysite churches are also known as Non-Chalcedonian or Oriental Orthodox churches. Monophysitism challenged the orthodox definition of faith of Chalcedon and taught that in Jesus there were not two natures (divine and human) but one (divine). Discussion of this belief was clouded by misunderstandings of terms and by the lack of knowledge of Greek in the West.
In the East the Council of Chalcedon was declared (c.476) invalid by Basiliscus, the imperial usurper. Later, Emperor Zeno, restored to his throne, issued the Henoticon (482), based on the doctrines of St. Cyril of Alexandria, in an attempt to settle the dispute. It recommended a formula that, ostensibly orthodox, left a loophole for the Monophysites. Neither side was satisfied; the extreme Monophysites refused to accept the intended compromise, and the pope excommunicated the East for abrogating the Council of Chalcedon.
The schism ended in 519 when Emperor Justin I enforced the definition of faith of Chalcedon. Later, Justinian, although strongly Catholic, was tolerant toward the Monophysites, who were becoming more intransigent. The quarrel was further embittered when Justinian in 544 condemned the so-called Three Chapters. These were the person and writings of Theodore of Mopsuestia, the writings of Theodoret against St. Cyril of Alexandria, and the letter of Ibas of Edessa to Maris the Persian. The condemnation was based on the assertion that these writings were tainted with Nestorianism. Since parts of the Three Chapters were considered orthodox by the majority of Catholics, the edict was confusing.
The Second Council of Constantinople (553; see Constantinople, Second Council of), summoned by Justinian and attended by Pope Vigilius, again condemned the Three Chapters, while maintaining the authority of the canons of Chalcedon. The Monophysites remained aloof, and the West was virtually alienated. Justinian's successors alternately favored and suppressed Monophysitism, but by 600 the lines of schism had hardened; the Coptic Church (see under Copts), the Jacobite Church of Syria, and the Armenian Church, all Monophysite, were established. Modern Monophysite churches also include the Eritrean and Ethiopian Tewahedo Orthodox churches and the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church of India. Monotheletism was a 7th-century attempt to reconcile orthodoxy with Monophysitism.
See W. H. Frend, The Rise of the Monophysite Movement (1972); J. Pelikan, The Emergence of the Catholic Tradition (1971) and The Spirit of Eastern Christendom (1974).
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The sold-out house at Anthology was treated to the musical feast of John Waite's "Rough and Tumble" tour. The English singer-songwriter's array of material and showmanship spanned 30 years.
Not only did he perform the 1984 mega hit "Missing You," but the set list included a rocking version of "All Along the Watchtower," "Head First," "Straight to Your Heart," and "Rough and Tumble." Thrown into the mix was the haunting ballad "Bluebird Café" and then the majestic "If You Ever Get Lonely." The encore of "When I See You Smile" was met with enthusiastic audience participation.
Waite made everyone feel at home in the Little Italy supper club. The blend of his recognizable voice — strong as ever — and tight guitar work were an engaging combination. Waite's show was a generous mix of music from his band the Babys and his solo career. His performance was passionate and honest, a musical statement filled with style and verve. A performer of Waite's caliber has the potential to make unforgettable experiences. This was one.


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The "Interdisciplinary Center of Infection Biology and Immunity" (ZIBI) was founded in 2005 at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. It merges the activities of the Freie Universität, the Humboldt-Universität and non-universitary research institutes in the field of Infection Biology and Immunity in Berlin, all working on a high scientific standard. Since 2015, the management of the ZIBI is located at the Freie Universität Berlin.
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Patriots cheerleader Lasondra Greene (at left) and several other members of the her pom-pom posse shared some words of wisdom for high school cheerleaders during the kickoff of Cheer for Dana-Farber at Gillette Stadium. The Pats cheerleaders are taking part in the fund-raiser for adult and pediatric cancer care and research at Dana-Farber, and all New England cheerleading squads, including Pop Warner, and middle and high school have been invited to take part.
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Cars > Challenges > "56" Vs "old red"
1956 Ford Parklane 2 dr wagon
1963 Ford Fairlane
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About "56"
Love 56 fords, this is a one year only car. Bought in N CA, Lots of work but had no rust.
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Its a 1962 ford fairlane 4door
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Parklane 2 dr wagon with radio delete. Survivor with paint & interior. 292 engine, factory dual exhaust, factory 4bbl.with 202 HP never been apart except valve seals, (now no smoke) 3 speed with 43% overdrive trans, factory 4.27 gears Good off the line and will still run 120 mph. Car has 65,000 original miles. Bought at Ames Ford in Sacramento. I have all original documentation.
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Rail demand is underestimated by planners and politicians, Railfuture members heard on Saturday (16 June 2012).
Recent rail reopenings in Scotland have consistently exceeded passenger forecasts, leading to fears that some schemes have not gone ahead because the consultants have underestimated demand.
This was the message at Railfuture's rail reopenings conference in Stirling.
"The message that came out of the conference is that we're really underestimating patronage," said Jerry Alderson of Railfuture.
"All the openings in Scotland have proved this. They opened Larkhall Milngavie, and it was a success, they opened Airdrie Bathgate, and it was a success, they opened Stirling Alloa and it was a success. Three out of three."
Jackie McGuire explained that 85,000 users were expected to use Stirling-Alloa when the business case was prepared, but following the experience of the Larkhall-Milngavie reopening, the figures were revised to 155,000 before construction began.
Once the line was opened, the estimate was again revised, based on the initial patronage, to 400,000, but by the end of the year, that figure had already been exceeded.
"Some of the estimates have been woefully inadequate and potentially schemes have not gone ahead because the consultants have underestimated patronage." said Jerry.
"Our own experience backs this up. We travelled from Alloa to Edinburgh on Friday night and it was full, standing room only, and our fellow passengers told us this was a regular occurrence.
"The Stirling-Alloa service is currently hourly and they are proposing to make it half hourly to cope with demand"
Geoff Cook of Network Rail outlined its plans for the future. Over the next 15 years NR has predicted that in the Edinburgh suburban area, patronage will increase by 115%, partly arising from work on the Edinburgh-Glasgow Improvement Programme.
Author and lecturer Dr Ann Glen spoke as a campaiger for Airdrie-Bathgate.
She took photographs of the whole period of its construction over less than 24 months and there was general astonishment that an entire railway could be rebuilt in just two years, when people thought it would have taken a lot longer.
Jerry added. "A room full of people, mainly from England, came to find out how the Scots had achieved success and now want to do exactly the same in England."
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"Agrippa said to Paul, 'You have permission to speak for yourself.'" from Acts 26:1-11
What would happen if the King gave us a chance to defend ourselves? Lyndon Johnson famously said, when told to stop arguing for civil rights, "What's a President for?" He meant to answer the question the late Bill Coffin posed to tenured professors: what is tenure for? Many pastors ask also: what is our authority for?
Religious people have one answer; spiritual people another. Both are right. Neither will arrive at their best funeral ever, until they shake hands and make peace. How do you arrive at the best funeral ever - your own? You arrive by living your best life ever. The afterlife may be more similar to the biological life than we think. They are a flow, one from the other. Living your best life - not Joe's or Jane's, Mom's or Dad's - is our best guarantee of placing well in the funeral competition. That competition, by the way, is between your best self, and your timid one. Personal best is what athletes call it.
Religious people say we live to be saved. We maintain institutions that help us get salvation right. Spiritual people say we live to be authentic, to not lie about the big things like God and death and meaning. Both are right. The best way to defend ourselves from the kings is to marry individual authenticity to real community, the one we belong to now, prepared for us by our ancestors, being prepared for our children. Don't you wish you knew what your life was for - so that without fear, you could tell the king, should he ask?
Help us marry our inner selves and outer connections. Tether one to another, and each to each, so that kings may topple and Spirit thrive.
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Matching the Medium with the Message in Word-of-mouth Marketing
Published: April 11, 2012 in Knowledge@Wharton It seems only logical that the more interesting a product is to consumers, the more they will talk about it. But the latest research from two Wharton professors suggests that when it comes to creating buzz-worthy advertising campaigns, how people communicate (e.g., whether they talk face to face or over email) is a big factor in determining what they discuss. In their paper titled, "How Interest Shapes Word-of-Mouth over Different Channels," marketing professors Jonah Berger and Raghuram Iyengar explore the relationship between successful marketing and the methods used to spread it. The topic is especially timely in the digital age, when word-of-mouth relies largely on social media. Berger and Iyengar analyzed two unique sets of data involving thousands of everyday discussions across different conversation
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Social TV Viewing, Word of Mouth, and Ad Effectiveness
By Ed Keller When people consume media together, either in-home or out-of-home, does it help or hurt advertising effectiveness? The argument that it hurts the advertiser is the "distraction" model, which argues that the presence of other people distracts people from on-screen content, reducing value to the advertiser. This is an argument put forth by Steven Bellman et al. in their 2011 paper "How Coviewing Reduces the Effectiveness of TV Advertising". The argument that it helps the advertiser is the "social influence" model, which posits that the presence of other people leads to more emotional engagement and the sharing of advertising content, leading to higher ad effectiveness. This is an argument that Brad Fay and I put forth in The Face-to-Face Book, forthcoming from Simon & Schuster/Free Press in May
Measuring Offline Vs. Online Word-of-Mouth Marketing
Entrepreneur.com By Mikal E. Belicove Posted November 23, 2011 The now commonly held notion that social media-related marketing is a requirement for business success may not carry as much water as once thought. Despite all the technological advances in recent years, especially in the realm of social media, a recent study suggests that the vast majority of public discussion about products, brands and services occur in everyday word-of-mouth encounters with others, not online. A yearlong study from the New Brunswick, N.J.-based research firm the Keller Fay Group, which included more than 32,000 participants, found that 91 percent of respondents' information about brands came as a result of face-to-face conversations or over the phone. Just seven percent of word-of-mouth conversations about brands occurs online. The report shows that a well-rounded approach to
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Congratulations to Pursway
Congratulations to Pursway on its recent announcement that MetroPCS will be deploying its Influencer Marketing Management platform. We were particularly pleased to see this endorsement of the importance of word of mouth and influencer marketing by MetroPCS: "After working with Pursway for a year on several marketing programs, Pursway's software has consistently identified key influencers and their followers within our customer base," said James Sartain, Vice President, Strategy & Analytics, MetroPCS. "As a company that already enjoys strong word-of-mouth marketing, identifying and catering to an influencer customer's specific level of interest in MetroPCS' products and services provides additional leverage in our marketing programs to reach more potential customers." Pursway's patent-pending technology enables companies to identify, measure, and impact how opinion leaders shape their followers' purchasing decisions. Using Pursway's big data
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Business 2 Community By Mike Bayfield, Published March 27, 2012 The Arab Spring. Occupy Wall Street. The London Riots. All of these events and many more – good and bad – seem to have at least one thing in common; the way in which ideas have been shared through social media. But mass movements have been around long before Mark Zuckerberg was in diapers, and recent research suggests that its role in their creation may be overstated. According to Ed Keller of the Keller Fay Group, in his new book The Face-to-Face Book: Why Real Relationships Rule in a Digital Marketplace, "the vast majority of sharing occurs in the normal fashion, evidenced in real-world word of mouth." Social media only actually accounts for about 10% of total word of mouth.
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Research: Social Media is NOT Word of Mouth on Steroids
The WOMMA Word Posted March 28, 2012 By Pat McCarthy An interview with Brad Fay and Ed Keller, Co-founders of the Keller Fay Group, COO and CEO respectively; and co-authors of the forthcoming book, The Face-to-Face Book: Why Real Relationships Rule in a Digital Marketplace. Brad and Ed will Keynote at WOMM-U, May 7-9, about the research findings from their book that prove how all media are social. How does the "social media is word of mouth on steroids" argument miss the mark? In several ways. First, there's nothing more impactful than a face-to-face word of mouth conversation. When we compare the credibility of advice about brands, we find that face-to-face gets the highest scores, followed by phone and then online. Face-to-face interaction has the benefit of emotion and facial
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CBS Research: TV Drives WOM In Digital World
MediaDailyNews Posted March 26, 2012 by David Goetzl Much has been made about TV driving online social media interaction. But what about the traditional tell-your-neighbor stuff? In industry argot, it's word of mouth (WOM), and new CBS research shows TV and paid advertising in other media -– in a world where fewer people seemingly talk to each other offline –- still generate significant conversation. Offering perhaps the same conclusion he would have 50 years ago, Brad Fay, COO of the Keller Fay Group — which conducted the research for CBS — said: "Word of mouth and advertising actually go hand-in-hand together. They work together fabulously well." The research showed that in 20% of word-of-mouth conversations about specific brands, a person refers to paid advertising. Furthermore, among media trendsetters, which is
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It's About People.
Brains on Fire Posted on March 26th, 2012 by Robbin Phillips We're all in marketing grad school. Surrounded by massive changes in how we communicate, we need to study and share and listen hard with an open hearts and minds. The good folks at KellerFay are some of the best "professors" I know in the Word in the Mouth Marketing world. At Brains on Fire, we discuss and share their research and findings with each other and our clients often. Which is why I'm super excited about their new book coming out on May 22nd called The Face-to-Face Book. Last night I sat down to write a post inspired one of Ed's recent posts: Social Media is Word of Mouth on Steroids, or is It? Part II When I was
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The Bookshelf: 'Culturematic,' 'Face-to-Face Book', 'Brand Rituals'
MediaPost Posted Mar 15, 2012, 3:36 PM By Sarah Mahoney, Don't miss anthropologist Grant McCracken's Culturematic: How reality TV, John Cheever, a Pie Lab, Julia Child, Fantasy Football, Burning Man ….will help you create and execute breakthrough ideas (Harvard Business Review Press). McCracken has a fine old time identifying hundreds of these nifty culturematics, as he calls them, "little machines that … test the world, discover meaning, and unleash value." By definition, these ideas are a little wacky, but built on questions that spark some kind of curiosity. And while they are most likely to occur in small groups or people working on their own, these shots-in-the-dark do sometimes work for large marketers, and readers will love the backstories. What if we put a bunch of real people, not actors,
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The Face-to-Face Book Jacket is Revealed!
The jacket cover for Ed Keller and Brad Fay's forthcoming book has just been finalized. What do you think of it? And thanks to Chuck Porter of Crispen Porter + Bogusky for his very kind blurb: "Everyone whose on the social-media-is-the-future bandwagon should get off for a minute and read this book." The publication date is May 22, and preorders are now being accepted wherever books are sold online.
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An Amber Alert has been called off, after Delta police and a combined emergency response team secured the safety of a 15-year-old girl.
The Amber Alert – a widely broadcast system in cases of abductions – was called in Vernon at 11 p.m. Sunday night, when the girl went missing from her grandmother's home.
Delta police were notified at about 2:15 a.m. that the girl may have been taken by her father and that he may be at a family member's residence near 116 Street and 94 Avenue.
Delta police identified the wanted vehicle in front of the home, and knowing the suspect may be armed and dangerous, police called in the Municipal Integrated Emergency Response Team (MIERT).
"We made a call into the residence shortly after 7 (a.m.) and he picked up the phone," said Delta Const. Ciaran Feenan. "He came out without any incident at all."
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New York Top negotiators for the NBA and players' association met Sunday night in perhaps the last chance to avoid canceled regular-season games.
Commissioner David Stern has set today as the deadline for a new labor deal to be reached before the first two weeks of the season will be canceled.
No meetings had been planned since he set the deadline Tuesday, before the sides agreed to talk Sunday.
Stern, Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver, owners Peter Holt of San Antonio and Glen Taylor of Minnesota, and senior vice president and deputy general counsel Dan Rube met with union executive director Billy Hunter, president Derek Fisher of the Lakers and vice president Maurice Evans of the Wizards, and attorneys Jeffrey Kessler and Ron Klempner.
The meeting comes two days after the union said the league insisted it accept a 50-50 split of revenues as a condition to meet. Instead, the precondition was dropped, a person with knowledge of the situation told the Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the details were to remain private.
No talks had been expected after Friday's developments, when the league said it had been willing to meet on other issues but confirmed it wouldn't go beyond a 50-50 split. Union executive director Billy Hunter had planned to fly to Los Angeles today for a regional meeting with members.
But his travel plans could change if there is enough progress Sunday.
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