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E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial is one of the finest family films ever made. It's a seemingly magical movie not just about a boy with an out-of-this-world companion, but about family, friendship and trust. It's also scary as f**k.
To this day it is surprisingly difficult for me to watch Steven Spielberg's nightmare factory. I wish I could pinpoint the exact emotions I felt watching it as a child, but it's all such a vague haze of memories clouded by both time and PTSD. Of course, the most heart-stopping image in the movie is of E.T. laying in the creek bed, cold water rushing over his body with a raccoon circling his corpse, presumably to feast on his ghoulish grey flesh as soon as his head stops twitching in death spasms. But the trauma starts long before we even get to the creek of a thousand tears.
I suppose I should preface all of this by saying that I have a deep and apparently permanent fear of aliens. The thing is, though, that I honestly can't remember if E.T. damaged me so heavily as a child because I was already afraid of aliens, or if I'm afraid of aliens because of that squat little bastard who wants to invade your bedroom and touch all your stuff with his gross, leathery, probing fingers. Either way, I do recall the first time I watched it being really bothered by a few key images: the light coming out of the shed, the swaying swing and the knocked-over trash cans, for starters. We're talking about a little boy that is visited by a complete and unknown entity -- who is running from the law, I should point out -- that can enter and exit the premises as he pleases without any adults seeing him. Nah, no unnerving implications there.
Once Elliott befriends the monster with earthworm flesh, though, and spends more time with him in the somewhat safe light of day, tensions do relax a bit. The little alien does some cute things, I'll admit. His psychic violation of the little boy doesn't bother me nearly as much as the other stuff in the movie. Plus, E.T. watches TV during the day and drinks a few cold ones: desires that were foreign to me as a child, but that I can surely relate to as an adult.
Then he takes Elliott into that damned forest and it turns right back into a horror movie. Razor blades start flying through the air, spilling blood, while E.T. tries to call for reinforcements, presumably so they can do the invasion properly this time. And that demonstration of his kinetic mind powers might even be worth it had it resulted in E.T.'s death and thus the elimination of the threat, but it doesn't. It only results in his near death, and the discovery of his body is one of the most horrifying images I have ever seen. And I've seen A Serbian Film.
And yet still it gets worse.
As if his body laying in the creek, his unearthly fluids mixing with who knows what water source, weren't bad enough, that stupid older brother has to bring him back home to the family. Suffice to say, if I live to be 120, I will never forget the sight of E.T. laying on that bathroom floor, his mottled flesh the color of deep-sea creatures, reaching for those children, and his guttural, desperate shrieks for the boy he can't touch. I always feel a sigh of relief when the astronaut SWAT team bursts through the window, even though they never give me the respite I need by finishing off the alien for good.
And though I'm well aware I'm exaggerating things here, it's not entirely for comedic effect. E.T. does genuinely scare me. There was a period of my life, probably age seven to 15, where I would refuse to watch the movie. This is partly because I distinctly remember E.T. being on the TV in the other room one Christmas morning in the '80s. My grandmother had given me a stuffed animal E.T. -- which is forgiveable; she lived through the London Blitz, why would she think such fantasy would scare me so -- and as I held it in my trembling hands for the first time it peered right into my soul with those dead eyes and spoke.
Of course the doll didn't really speak. It just so happened that I picked him up right as he was saying, "E.T. phone home" in the movie on the TV in the other room. Divine ventriloquism or not, it was enough for me. I put on a brave face and thanked my grandma, but once she was gone I hid the doll behind a piece of furniture in my room and didn't rediscover it until we moved to Virginia in the late '90s.
Oddly enough, for as embarrassing as a fear of E.T. is, I've never actually been embarrassed of that fear. Whenever someone said they loved the movie, I'd be quick to point out that they were mistaken and it was actually a terrible, traumatizing movie and they were a bad person for not thinking as much. This did backfire, however, as once my friends knew I was afraid of E.T., they actively messed with me. And I can take a joke or playful teasing. Secretly owning a lifesize E.T. doll and placing it above me when I've passed out at a sleepover? Not cool, Joe. Not cool.
I'm in my late 20s now, though, and I can sleep relatively well at night without fear that there's an alien standing outside my window. I can now see what an inspired, marvelous film E.T. really is and not worry about it giving me nightmares. If I cry while watching the movie now, it's for totally different reasons. But, that inherent trauma hasn't gone away, I've just gotten better at dealing with it. Watching Spielberg's film on Blu-ray the other night for the first time in years, I wasn't so much bothered by E.T.'s arrival in the shed as I was struck by how damned gorgeous of a shot it is. E.T. creeping into his house was no longer a home-invasion horror movie, it was a trip down memory lane to see such a crucial time of my life captured in a time capsule on-screen.
And then, like clockwork, it got to the phone-home scene in the forest, and that familiar sense of dread crept up on me. I knew it was coming. I knew exactly what to expect. But still, as soon as Michael rides his bike over that bridge and the camera reveals that hideous, shriveled, grey body in the river, my stomach sank and I could physically feel my heart stop beating.
I hate you, Steven Spielberg.
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To Star Driver's credit it seems to have gotten it's plot moving quicker than most 70's/80's super robot series did. There's a reason I can't watch the original Mazinger Z or Getter Robo despite my love of all the re-imaginings and spinoffs from the 90's and 2000's.
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Whatever Sugata's fate is, I really hope his new LI isn't pink haired girl. Would be eye-roll worthy if she was just because she used her First Phase power in where she can charm any man she kisses. >_>
Of course, I could be totally wrong in that Sam is merely just the story of Takuto before he came to the island, or even that Sugata is Sam (even though I fail to see any parallels). But that's how I see it now.
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|2010-11-15, 23:19
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I wonder if the story is less literal than about symbolism of the situations. Sugata awakening could be similar to the ship. They got what they wanted (Sugata awake), but the price seems to be exceedingly high. Sharing of their pasts in the previous episode (a secret moment that strengthened the bond between Takuto and Wako). Can find parts that could apply to either side. Could also be foreshadowing for what'll happen. Really at some point I think I get it and later I'm not sure about the story. Will just have to think about it more.
|2010-11-16, 02:14
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I think it's foreshadowing in that Takuto is going to have to choose between Wako and a dream of his(probably seeing his dad). Sugata in this case will probably commit suicide as he's about to hurt Wako (they brought up the knife and so they have to use it at one point) and thus going to sleep leaving everything to Takuto who doesn't want it.
Who wants to make bets I'm way off and Sugata is the one who breaks all the seals?
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for king's Role still can't decide who is he
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You know its very possible that Head himself is Takuto's father? Duckroll pointed out something good that Sam could be two people and Takuto is either a alternate metaphor or a red herring.
Lets look at a few things the first being the referencing of the story of Star Driver to the story of the Little Prince.
Mainly going to focus on Head here.
First thing to note is the name 'Banishing Age' sounds abit like immortality doesn't it? With that out of the way lets move onto the painting by Takuto's father way back from episode 1 it was watermark 'R' with a lone single girl overlooking an ocean. Of most important note is Head's name being Reiji Miyabi so he fits this criteria first but there is more.
If we first assume Head maybe killed his love in order to fly into the galaxy the girl in the painting maybe and was also the one who caused the death of the last King making himself the leader. It could be that Head and Takuto are a juxtapose of this earlier quote assuming they took two different paths.
We should also note the interesting relationship between Head/Takuto's marks following the hebrew alphabet, Resh = Head/Taw = Seal.
Taw when paired up with Mem and Aleph makes up 'Truth' which corresponds to Takuto's "Break the mask of lies" quote. Truth is all emcompassing and lies are narrow and deceiving perhaps Head by being the conceited man he is deceiving himself. Res when paired up with Shin and Kuf makes up 'Lie', it may be that quote referred to him directly.
There is also the fact Wako's asked quite bluntly how long Takuto had his mark, for about a year. It maybe that to inherit the mark the last owner has to have died or forfeited the mark, in this case since his grandfather was the last and maybe died. His father could've forfeited it and it'd be the same thing as dying and Wako's grandmother may have known this. Its been made clear before Sugata could've forfeited his mark should he have wished.
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And so the love triangle has reached the point where its 1 or the other. Im betting by the looks of the next ep sugata is going to cut ties with wako and our galactic pretty boy.
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Right now he is a stagnant invincible hero, and I don't want to see a character who never develops.
Nor has Tauburn been damaged at all.
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Well, I was afraid they were going to go in this direction though maybe it was obvious they were. I don't know why, but I've generally disliked the whole "friend turns evil" plot very much.
Of course, not sure how much is brainwashing, though I wouldn't be surprised if Sugata's now just not hiding any resentment he feels about his position or something.
Well, I'd guess that Sugata will be the one to beat Takuto and take control of the Crux, though I suppose he'll just need to beat him up physically since he shouldn't be able to use his Cybody still. He may indeed be the one who ends up breaking all the seals since in a way that would allow him to get off the island.
Well, since Sugata's now an antagonist I wonder if any of the Crux might join with the Takuto and the others, though that doesn't seem likely at all since pretty much everyone there seems to be a selfish jerk. While I do hope Takuto actually start losing a bit so as to facilitate more character development, I really do hope to see him completely demolish a few particular members or at least see someone else do it.
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I think we'll start seeing him get knocked around more like with Sugata as well as others who have marks. Of course, if he loses then they break the seal on Wako. Then again, it's hard to believe that isn't going to happen at some point. After that I suppose it would be protecting the other maidens and probably failing there as well until they succeed completely in their goal.
A little curious who the final boss will be though I suppose it's way too early to speculate on that. Sugata certainly has the potential, what with having the King of Cybodies and all. Next episode could contribute to that happening depending on how things go.
If Sugata stays on the Crux's side though, it's going to be weird for them at school.
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Leanne M.E. Boyd 9/28/2003 9:27:08 PMOooooooooooh I like!!!!!!!!!!! #215223
Carol Brill 9/28/2003 9:38:37 PMGreat sense of motion you caught here, Randy, and the bright colors are equally as eye-catching! #215246
Randy A. Myers 9/29/2003 5:29:18 PMWow. Thanks for all the compliments folks. I wasn't sure if anyone would like this shot. I only wished some of you guys were judging. Thanks again. #216226
Randy A. Myers 9/29/2003 5:29:56 PMWow. Thanks for all the compliments folks. I wasn't sure if anyone would like this shot. I only wished some of you guys were judging. Thanks again. #216227
Carol Brill 10/17/2003 2:53:46 AMCongratulations, Randy, well deserved, and best wishes! #234720
Murry Grigsby 10/17/2003 6:17:02 AMCongrats on your fine image, Randy!! #235184
Gary W. Lake 10/17/2003 7:15:07 AMExcellent shot! Really captures a sense of speed and motion yet gives just enough detail. Wonderful work! #235374
Dan S. Coquia 10/17/2003 9:15:57 AMCongratulations, Randy! #235774
Evy Johansen 10/17/2003 2:24:00 PMWonderful image, Randy! Many congratulations and good luck. #236313
Gabriela Cunha 10/17/2003 5:17:23 PMCONGRATS, Randy!
Randy A. Myers 10/18/2003 7:35:54 AMThanks for the comments Carol, Murry, Gary, Dan, Evy and Gaby. They are much appreciated. #237481
Damian P. Gadal 10/18/2003 9:46:17 PMWell done - Congrats Randy! :-) #238273
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Murry Grigsby 10/20/2003 7:09:41 AMCongratulations, Randy, on your fine image and win!! #239742
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Thomasa 10/20/2003 10:48:06 AMLove the sense of motion you have captured here, and those red wheels really add to the image! Congratulations on a well deserved win! #240047
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Bullard-Havens at Bassick, 6
Prince Tech at Capital Prep/Classical Magnet/Achievement First, 6:30
All games start at 7 unless noted
Ridgefield at Danbury, 6
St. Joseph at Trumbull
Seymour at Woodland, 6
Wilby at Sacred Heart, 6
Masuk at Newtown
ND-Fairfield at Immaculate
Oxford at Pomperaug
Stratford at Bunnell
Guilford at Hand
Manchester at East Hartford
Berlin at New Britain, 6
South Windsor at Rockville, 6:30
Whitney Tech at Wilcox Tech, 6
Montville at St. Bernard/Norwich Tech, 6:30
Hyde at North Branford, 6
Haddam-Killingworth at Valley Regional/Old Lyme, 6:30
Old Saybrook/Westbrook at Morgan, 6:30
Windsor Locks/Suffield/East Granby at Stafford/East Windsor, 6
East Catholic at Cheney Tech, 6:30
All games start at 10:30 a.m. unless noted
Abbott Tech at Wolcott Tech, 10 a.m.
O'Brien Tech at Platt Tech
McMahon at Norwalk
New Canaan at Darien
Trinity Catholic at Wilton
Staples at Greenwich, 10 a.m.
Central at Harding, 10 a.m.
Fairfield Ludlowe at Fairfield Warde, 10 a.m.
Westhill at Stamford, 10 a.m.
Kennedy at Crosby, 10 a.m.
Wolcott at Holy Cross, 10 a.m.
Watertown at Torrington, 10:15 a.m.
Naugatuck at Ansonia
Amity at North Haven, 10 a.m.
Sheehan at Lyman Hall, 10 a.m.
Branford at East Haven
Fairfield Prep at West Haven
Hillhouse at Wilbur Cross
Law at Foran
ND-West Haven at Hamden
Bethel at Brookfield, 10 a.m.
Weston at Barlow, 10 a.m.
New Milford at New Fairfield, 10 a.m.
Derby at Shelton
Bristol Eastern at Bristol Central
Northwest Catholic at Rocky Hill, 10 a.m.
E.O. Smith at Tolland, 10 a.m.
Plainville at Farmington, 10 a.m.
Weaver at Hartford Public, 10 a.m.
Wethersfield at Newington, 10 a.m.
Platt at Maloney
NFA at New London, 10 a.m.
Griswold at Plainfield, 10 a.m.
East Lyme at Waterford, 10 a.m.
Ledyard at Fitch, 10 a.m.
Windham at Woodstock Academy, 10 a.m.
Cromwell at Coginchaug, 10 a.m.
Lewis Mills at Nonnewaug, 10 a.m.
Gilbert/NW Regional at Housatonic/Wamogo, 10 a.m.
SMSA/University at Enfield, 10 a.m.
Coventry/Windham Tech/Bolton at Ellington/Somers
Granby Memorial at Canton
Bacon Academy at RHAM, 10 a.m.
Middletown at Xavier, 10 a.m.
Stonington at Westerly (RI), 10 a.m.
Cheshire at Southington
Killingly at Putnam/Tourtellotte/Ellis Tech
CIAC tournaments
Boys soccer
Class LL final at New Canaan
No. 1 Norwalk vs. No. 3 Fairfield Prep, 10:30 a.m.
Class L final at Falcon Field, Meriden
No. 6 Avon vs. No. 8 Farmington, 1:30
Class M final at Middletown
No. 1 Bacon Acadmey vs. No. 2 Suffield, 1:30
Class S final at Middletown
No. 4 Bloomfield vs. No. 6 Somers, 11 a.m.
Girls soccer
Class LL final at West Haven
No. 1 Glastonbury vs. No. 6 Newtown, 4
Class L final at Falcon Field, Meriden
No. 2 Avon vs. No. 4 Masuk, 11 a.m.
Class M final at Municipal Stadium, Waterbury
No. 1 Northwest Catholic vs. No. 6 St. Joseph, 11 a.m.
Class S final at Municipal Stadium, Waterbury
No. 1 Immaculate vs. No. 3 Portland, 1:30


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In a day before comedy was laced with irony and studded with mean-spirited barbs, Sid Caesar was more than funny.
He was hilariously, outrageously, tear-inducingly, gather-up-the-whole-family-for-this funny.
A veteran of the Catskills with an elastic face, a knack for gibberish and a mind that could find comedy gold in the workings of a Bavarian cuckoo clock, Caesar was the king of live television sketch comedy in the 1950s.
Some of the best writers — Carl Reiner, Neil Simon and Mel Brooks — vied to work for him. No slouches at comedy themselves, they were dazzled by his genius and, at times, horrified by his temper; he once tore the sink from a hotel bathroom and threatened to throw Brooks out an 18th-story window.
Caesar went public with some of his emotional problems in 1956, long before it was common for celebrities to do so. He is best known, though, not for his tormented inner life but for the inspired zaniness of the sketches on his trademark programs, "Your Show of Shows" and "Caesar's Hour."
A two-time Emmy Award-winning performer, Caesar died Wednesday at his home in Beverly Hills after a brief illness, according to his biographer Eddy Friedfeld. He was 91.
"He was without a doubt the greatest monologuist, pantomimist and sketch artist that ever worked on TV," Reiner told The Times on Wednesday. "He set the template for all the other comedians that came after him, but none could do what Sid did."
Larry Gelbart, who wrote for "Caesar's Hour" and some of Caesar's TV specials, once described him as "the single most gifted man ever to grace the small screen, except when Sid was on it, it grew somewhat in size."
With his flair for verbal and physical comedy honed while performing during his World War II service in the Coast Guard and in nightclubs and theaters after the war, Caesar burst on the national scene in 1949 as the star of the "Admiral Broadway Revue," a live, hourlong show from New York that aired Friday nights simultaneously on NBC and the DuMont network.
The Max Liebman-produced show, which was built around Caesar and teamed him with comedic actress Imogene Coca, featured guest stars, comedy sketches and large production numbers.
The "Admiral Broadway Revue" was a hit — so much so that it was canceled after less than five months when the Admiral Corp. withdrew its sole sponsorship: It reportedly needed to use the money it had been putting into the program to build a factory to keep up with the skyrocketing number of orders for its TV sets generated by the show.
But the "Admiral Broadway Revue" was only a warmup for what Caesar later called the main event: "Your Show of Shows."
The live, 90-minute Saturday night show, produced by Liebman and showcasing the comic ensemble of Caesar, Coca, Reiner and Howard Morris, aired from 1950 to 1954 and won two Emmys for best variety show.
Caesar later compared performing the 90-minute show live before a theater audience, without the aid of cue cards or TelePrompTers, to doing a new Broadway show each week. And they did it 39 weeks each season.
Out of that pressure cooker came innumerable classic comedy moments.
There were domestic sketches, including one in which Caesar and Coca are a married couple trying to decide how to tip at a fancy restaurant. In another, Caesar is a husband who is so anxious about a big meeting the next morning that he can't fall asleep. But instead of taking sleeping pills, he mistakenly takes pep pills.
In one of the show's most memorable sketches, Caesar, Coca, Reiner and Morris wordlessly played the figures on a large town clock that appear with mechanical precision on the hour, until the clock goes on the fritz.
There also were parodies of movies such as "Sunset Boulevard" and "From Here to Eternity," as well as foreign films that displayed Caesar's signature foreign language double talk.
Brooks, who wrote for "Your Show of Shows" and "Caesar's Hour," once said that Caesar "always took comedy to a stratospheric level. You'd come in and say, 'This is the best, the best, the best,' and he'd just come around and turn it into something better."
Caesar later said the key to the show's success "unquestionably was the writing."
Among the members of the "Your Show of Shows" legendary Writers' Room, in addition to Reiner, Simon and Brooks, were Mel Tolkin, Lucille Kallen, Tony Webster, Joe Stein and Neil Simon's brother Danny.
"Every morning, I would walk into the room, sit down in my chair, and shoot the breeze for a few minutes with the writers," Caesar wrote in "Caesar's Hours: My Life in Comedy With Love and Laughter," a 2003 book written with Friedfeld. "I then lit a cigar, which was the signal to start working, and said: 'All right, let's hear the brilliance.' "
And, he wrote, the "energy that existed inside the walls of the Writers' Room as we created was palpable. We laughed a lot, we screamed a lot and then we hollered a lot. It was a combination of euphoria and terror."
As the highly paid star of a hit TV show — he earned a princely $25,000 a week in the fourth season of "Your Show of Shows" — Caesar moved from Queens into an apartment on 5th Avenue. He also purchased a new black Cadillac convertible, bought dozens of handmade suits, smoked expensive Havana cigars and tipped lavishly.
But behind the visible signs of success was an insecure man who drank heavily outside work and took sedatives to sleep to deal with the pressure of doing the weekly show and his own personal demons.
His drinking at the time, Caesar later wrote, caused his underlying anger and violence to emerge.
Most famously, after a day of doing nine performances at a theater in Chicago, a drunk Caesar angrily lifted Brooks and rushed him to the open window of an 18th floor hotel room after Brooks kept insisting they go out.
"You want out? I'll show you out," Caesar yelled, dangling Brooks halfway out the window before Caesar's brother, Dave, grabbed him and Brooks was pulled back into the room.
Caesar addressed some of his emotional issues and his entry into psychoanalysis in a 1956 Look magazine article.
"On stage, I could hide behind the characters and inanimate objects I created," he wrote. "Off stage, with my real personality for all to see, I was a mess. It was difficult for me to establish a normal, healthy relationship with anyone. I couldn't believe that anyone could like me for myself."
The youngest of four sons, Caesar was born Sept. 8, 1922, in Yonkers, N.Y., where his Polish-immigrant father owned a luncheonette that catered to factory workers.
By the time he was in elementary school, Caesar had learned to mimic the sounds of the immigrant Italians, Russians, Poles, French, Spanish and others who ate at his father's restaurant.
When he first demonstrated his flair for foreign language double talk — gibberish that sounded like the real thing — to the immigrant groups seated at the various tables, he had the whole room breaking up. And, he later wrote in his 1982 autobiography "Where Have I Been?" "it was the beginning of a comic device that helped me earn millions later on."
But Caesar wasn't thinking in terms of a career in comedy at the time. He took saxophone lessons as a child and at the age of 16, after graduating from high school in 1939, he moved to New York City. He played sax with bands there and at resort hotels in the Catskills, where he began helping the resident comics in comedy sketches.
While performing comedy at the Avon Lodge in Woodridge, N.Y., during the summer of 1942, Caesar met the niece of the owner, Florence Levy. They were married in 1943 and had three children, Michele, Rick and Karen.
While stationed at a Coast Guard base in Brooklyn during World War II, Caesar co-produced a musical revue in which he and others performed skits that satirized life on the base.
That led to performing in the revue at other Coast Guard and Navy bases. Caesar was then asked to appear in the big Coast Guard revue "Tars and Spars," which played in theaters around the country. The revue's civilian director was Liebman, who played a key role in Caesar's postwar career.
While still in the Coast Guard, Caesar appeared in the 1946 movie version of "Tars and Spars."
On the basis of his performance in "Tars and Spars," Caesar was invited to perform for two weeks at the Copacabana nightclub in New York City, opening on New Year's Day 1947. He went on to perform on the nightclub and movie theater-vaudeville circuit and was cast in a 1948 Broadway revue called "Make Mine Manhattan," a hit that ran for a year.
Then came Caesar's meteoric rise on "Admiral Broadway Revue" and "Your Show of Shows."
"Your Show of Shows" won Emmys for best variety show in 1952 and '53. At the end of its fourth season, however, NBC decided to drop the program and give Caesar and co-star Coca their own shows.
"The Imogene Coca Show" was canceled after a single season. But "Caesar's Hour," with Nanette Fabray replacing Coca, and Reiner and Morris returning as regulars, was a success.
The new show earned Caesar another Emmy in 1957, the same year the program was canceled.
In 1958, Caesar was reunited with Coca on the short-lived "Sid Caesar Invites You," a live, half-hour comedy-variety series on ABC, and he went on to do a number of hourlong TV specials.
He starred on Broadway in 1962 in "Little Me," playing seven characters. And he was one of the big names in director Stanley Kramer's star-studded 1963 comedy film "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World."
But Caesar's return to weekly television the same year was a bust: "The Sid Caesar Show," a half-hour comedy-variety show on ABC that ended after five months.
Over the next few decades, Caesar continued to perform on stage and make occasional guest appearances on TV series and in movies such as Brooks' "Silent Movie" and "History of the World: Part 1," and "Grease."
But for much of that time, his drinking and pill-taking continued to dramatically affect his life. During the first four months of 1978, he never left his house and rarely even got out of bed.
While starring in a dinner theater production in Canada that May, Caesar had trouble remembering his lines and wasn't even sure where he was supposed to stand or sit.
It was then, while back in his dressing room, that he realized he had to decide whether he wanted to live or die.
He chose, he wrote in "Where Have I Been?" to live.
He checked into a hospital and went off booze and pills cold turkey, the first step in recovering from what he described as his own personal 20-year Great Depression.
"I survived it all — blackouts, wipeouts, falling down, disaster, disaster, disaster, because of my wife, my beautiful, steadfast wife. And my kids," Caesar told the Boston Globe in 1992. "I'm a happy man now. Contented."
Caesar's wife of 67 years, Florence, died in 2010. He is survived by his daughters Michele Glad and Karen Caesar, son Richard and two grandsons.
McLellan is a former Times staff writer. Times staff writer Steve Chawkins contributed to this report.


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DURHAM, N.C. (Jan. 18, 2010) - After two days of mediocre performances the No. 62 ETSU men's tennis team improved dramatically winning seven out of 10 matches Monday afternoon during final day action of the 2010 Duke Invitational inside the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center.
"Obviously we played a lot better today," said head coach Yaser Zaatini. "One thing that our guys do is not quit. They are a tough group of players that have an extremely good work ethic. We know from this point on that we still have a very tough schedule. Even after this long weekend our guys are ready to take the momentum they built this afternoon and enthusiastically get after it these next couple of days in practice."
After only six total victories the first two days Zaatini's Bucs came out strong against No. 70 Elon taking two out of the three doubles contests.
ETSU was again led by the team of sophomore Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium), and freshman Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela), who stayed unbeaten this season with 8-4 win over the Phoenix's Alberto Rojas and Eric Turner. The No. 52-ranked Buccaneer duo earned four points for their decision, which gave the pair a total of 10 points over the three-day round robin tournament. Elon's Philip Nemec and Chase Helpingstine also posted 10 points at the Invitational; however Gille and Bandres earned the top spot after being the only doubles team to go 3-0.
"Both Sander and Jesus had really great chemistry together this weekend," said Zaatini. "No matter how we end up matching our players up during dual matches, I know both these underclassmen will bring something to the table that makes their partners better. Our goal is to create tandems that can feed off each other during a match and Sander and Jesus was a great example of this at Duke."
Senior Daniel Isaza (Medellin, Colombia), and sophomore Robin Akser (Ornskoldsvik, Sweden), added to the ETSU tally with their first doubles win of the spring. The two ETSU players earned three points with a convincing 8-1 victory over Elon's Clark Howell and Thomas Darling.
After their progress in doubles play the Bucs continued to gain momentum as singles competition began.
Playing in the number one position No. 82 junior Grega Teraz (Mojstrana, Slovenia), earned his first win of the season with a 6-4, 6-3 straight set victory over Elon's Chase Helpingstine, while Bandres - who is ranked No. 51 nationally - closed out a long three-set contest to Philip Nemec, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4.
Fellow freshman Juan Ramierz (Asuncion, Paraguay), picked up his second win in as many days, with a 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 triumph over the Phoenix's Eric Turner. After being award eight points for his win, the first-year Buc closed out the event with a team-best 13 points, which was good enough for seventh place.
Closing out the scores for ETSU was Isaza and sophomore Jeremy Bonnevalle (Keerbergen, Belgium). Isaza dropped Thomas Darling 6-4, 6-4, while Bonnevalle matched the ETSU captain with an identical score (6-4, 6-4) over Rojas.
With the Duke Invitational now in the books the nationally ranked Bucs return to action Thursday at No. 20 Louisville.
Attached above are the final individual standings of the 2010 Duke Invitational.
5 Nemec/Helpingstine (Elon) def. Grega Teraz/Charles Bottoni (ETSU) 8-6
4 No. 52 Sander Gille/Jesus Bandres (ETSU) def. Rojas/Turner (Elon) 8-4
3 Daniel Isaza/Robin Akser (ETSU) def. Howell/Darling (Elon) 8-1
10 No. 82 Grega Teraz (ETSU) def. Chase Helpingstine (Elon) 6-4, 6-3
9 No. 51 Jesus Bandres (ETSU) def. Philip Nemec (Elon) 6-2, 4-6, 6-4
8 Juan Ramirez (ETSU) def. Eric Turner (Elon) 6-3, 4-6, 6-3
7 Jeremy Bonnevalle (ETSU) def. Alberto Rojas (Elon) 6-4, 6-4
6 Carlos Arboleda (Elon) def. Ofir Weintraub (ETSU) 6-4, 6-4
5 Daniel Isaza (ETSU) def. Thomas Darling (Elon) 6-4, 6-4
4 Clark Howell (Elon) def. Jason Ramski (ETSU) 6-4, 4-6, 1-0 (12-10)
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Ansel Adams' glass negatives. An 1820's copy of the Declaration of Independence. A potential Picaso original. These are just a few of the items that have turned up at yard sales and flea markets in the past 10 years. If you like a good yard sale, you will love the White Elephant event at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy on Sunday, October 20.
The White Elephant is a huge flea market hosted by SCH Academy, where people can buy gently used and top quality items such as clothing, jewelry, furniture, toys, books, and sporting goods at an inexpensive price. SCH Academy students have been working since last spring to creatively fund their global travel and service programs.
Several of the students helping to organize the White Elephant event will travel to Cambodia in November. While in Takeo Province the students will be immersed in a community project supporting local families living in poverty. Looking forward, these students are hoping to establish a community travel fund. "We have so many great travel opportunities at our school and we would love to make this an annual event to give more members of our community the opportunity to study abroad," says student coordinator and high school senior Leah Beight.
Since May, students at SCH Academy have been collecting donations from their peers, parents, faculty, staff, and alumni.
"There are so many people in our community that have really interesting items that other people could put to good use," says senior co-chair Leah Beight. "We have had an overwhelming amount of donations so far."
Why a flea market?
"Yard sales, flea markets and white elephant sales offer a fun venue to spend time with friends and family," says SCH Academy Director of Innovative Teaching and faculty mentor Jennifer Vermillion. "They provide a wonderful opportunity for members of the community to find interesting and original items at a low cost, and it's good for the environment to repurpose so many items."
According to Vermillion, the student co-chairs, Leah Beight, Devon McAllister, and Jared Welsch have worked tirelessly to "manage multiple tasks including volunteer recruitment, publicity, large event coordination and pricing, all while juggling rigorous academic schedules and extra-curricular activities." The hard work is, however, already paying off.
"They have developed so many important skills as they organized this huge event," says Vermillion. "So many people in our community have dedicated their time and talent to support these students and for that we are incredibly grateful."
The White Elephant Sale will be held at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy's Vare Field House on Sunday, October 20 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cash and major credit cards will be accepted. Admission is free.


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Former VP for Student Affairs Dr. Jorgen Thompson Dies at 89
During his 39-year tenure, Dr. Thompson served Augustana in a variety of roles, including: dean of men, professor of psychology, vice president for student affairs and director of the Learning Support Center. He retired in 1986.
First-Ever TEDxSiouxFalls to Feature 'Extra [Ordinary] Lives'
Themed, "Extra[Ordinary] Lives," the first-ever TEDxSiouxFalls will feature eight speakers with South Dakota ties sharing their stories of triumph, tragedy and endurance. The event will begin at 1 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 31, at Augustana's Edith Mortensen Center Theatre.
Alumnus Robert Wagner, Former President of SDSU, Dies at 78
The Rev. Dr. Robert T. Wagner, class of 1954 and a 1988 Alumni Achievement Award winner, is hailed among many as one of South Dakota's most earnest advocates for higher education. He was president of South Dakota State University from 1985 to 1997.
Augustana Welcomes Harlem Gospel Choir
Millions saw their televised tribute to Michael Jackson, thousands packed Yankee Stadium to hear them sing at Pope Benedict XVI's Concert of Hope, and they've appeared on the "Oprah Winfrey Show." On Friday, Feb. 18, the Harlem Gospel Choir will perform in Sioux Falls in celebration of Black History Month.
Three Elected to Augustana Board of Trustees
Delegates to the annual meeting of the Augustana Association have elected Dr. Mary Jo Kreitzer, '73; Rickard Hedeby, '83; and Emil Her Many Horses, '79, to serve on the College's Board of Trustees.
Gala Event Planned to Celebrate Sesquicentennial
'The Spark,' is set for 6 p.m. Saturday, April 16, at the Washington Pavilion. The evening will feature life-size historical photo galleries, food and drink buffets, presentation of the "Spirit of Augustana Awards," a movie premiere and music and dancing at the Sesquicentennial Ball.
Former Speechwriter for Ariel Sharon to Speak Jan. 11
Gregory Levey will present "The Lighter Side of Diplomacy: A Conversation About the Situation in the Middle East and the U.S. Involvement," at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11, in the Back Alley.
Choir Concert in Canton to Honor College Sesquicentennial
In honor of the Sesquicentennial, Augustana is returning to its former home in Canton, S.D. The Augustana Choir will present a "Sesqui-Sunday" concert at 9:30 a.m. at Canton Lutheran Church on Sunday, Jan. 23.
175 Students Studying Overseas for January Interim
This month, students will study in 19 countries on six continents. "At Augustana, we often say that in order to really learn about the world, you have to see it; breathe it; taste it; live it ... we're working to make certain our students do just that," said Rob Oliver, president of the College.
Viking Coaches Honored by South Dakota Sportswriters
Behind Augustana's best football season in school history and strong finishes in cross country, the South Dakota Sportswriters Association named Mike Aldrich and Tracy Hellman Coaches of the Year for College Men and College Women, respectively.


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can't say I ever really watched an entire dubbed episode, but the some of the bloopers on those dvds were pretty funny.
also saying that japan is the god of all voice acting is rather foolish.
Their voice actors are the best, what's foolish is refusing to admit it IMO. They're generally better than English voice actors, French voice actors, Italian voice actors, German voice actors. I've yet to see a non-Japanese voice actor that's not an experienced professional actor already matching the talent of some of them. And anybody taking the Berserk anime as an example instantly loses all credibility to me, too.
Your opinion sucks!
oh yeah i forgot to add the english voice actors for Berserk RULE!!!!!! lol
thats a totally unfair thing to say about any voice actor. IMO i think the English voice actors are far Superior in almost every aspect when it comes to the Berserk anime, and quite a few others i might add, such as Bastard,Samurai X, S-cry, etc.... this goes back to the theory of, "what language was the first you watched the entire series in?"and yes Aazealh i rememberwell i don't think so, and i have to say that i will just base it on the American voice actors for Berserk in this particular instance and say this....
thats a totally unfair thing to say about any voice actor. IMO i think the English voice actors are far Superior in almost every aspect when it comes to the Berserk anime
Like I said, you just have no credibility to me.
The language you first watched the series in doesn't change this
you just can't make abstraction of your personal background when judging a dub. Fair?
you're the one that isn't fair here. I exert myself to be honest and factual.
You on the contrary are just trying to be provocative here, which results in ridiculous non-arguments.
I'm sure you prefer English dubs to any other language, be it dubbing or the original actors' voices, whatever the language may be, in any situation. It really isn't hard to come to the conclusion that your opinion sucks pretty bad.
why? elaborate more please
i think it does make a world of difference, because a specific voice gets assigned to a specific character(if you would like me to give a deeper explanation on this point just ask). And, if i was to have watched the anime in Japanese then the Japanese voice actors would be recognized as the characters voices, and nothing else.
well isn't that exactly what you are doing? i have seen a very large amount of anime and i think i could use myself as a resource, just as you use yourself as one.
provocative in what way? and i was not the one who started this thread, so this is not my ridiculous "non-argument". It is my opinion on the Berserk voice actors, and i am voicing that opinion, i truly like the berserk voice actors more
I really enjoy Japanese voice acting when it comes to certain things and i actually prefer it when it comes to others
i don't think my opinion sucks, it just makes me come to the conclusion that yours does
Just re-read what I said about it, what is there to add? The US voice actors for the Berserk anime don't act well. The tones they use don't fit the characters either as far as I can say. If you listen to both dubs objectively, I don't see how you can refute this.
Like I said, your problem is just that you can't make abstraction of stuff like this. Deeper explanation? Voice being assigned to a specific character? Don't make me laugh. Right now you're totally killing your argumentation.
So the only reason you prefer the US dub is because you heard it first? It means that any dub you hear first becomes your favorite regardless of its quality, really a great point you have here dude. I don't think you need to say anything else, you summed it all up.
No it's obviously not what I'm doing. And you're everything but a reference to me after your last statement.
Provocative in being bold and saying the exact opposite of what I said while not having much of a point, digging a months old quote to uselessly reply to it. And you don't have any argument, that's what I referred to, not the thread itself. You like the voice actors more because you heard their voices first, that doesn't justify you saying the dub is superior to the original one when you yourself admit that you can't judge the acting since once the voices get "assigned" to characters in your mind it's for good.
And what are your criterias for what you like and what you don't?
When you hear it first basically, that's the funny part.
Yeah well, you fail I think. No credibility like I said. I respect your opinion about what you like and what you don't, but don't come and tell me that the US Berserk dub is "superior in almost every aspect".
that can be due to the fact the i have watched the anime in English first. Also i have watched Berserk in both English and in Japanese, maybe not objectively, but i have watched both. like i said in my OPINION
i believe the voice acting done in the Berserk anime to be better in English. eventhough that in itself is an objective statement.
you yourself have made many. so if you are going to argue on the bassis of your opinion verses my opinion, no one will win this debate, and the thread should be considered completely useless.
i do enjoy and maybe i should watch the anime completely objectively in both languages, and maybe you might have to come to the realization that you might be too objective on this topic for some reason.
as for me saying that the English voice acting in berserk is "Superior in every aspect", how can you change my mind.
yes i have summed it all up. i have not watched the entire series and payed analytic and objective attention to the diffrent voice actors
it seems to be exactly what you are doing..
what are you using for reference?
maybe your taking what i said in an incorrect manner so let me rephrase what i said for you......
now i will stop speaking like a person that has no grip on the English language.
it has to do what i find appealing about the specific item. in this case it is the berserk anime. i find the story line to be amazing, eventhough the manga is far superior(and i know you'll even agree with me on this) the art work to be beautiful. the music to be amazing. and(i know your going to love this) the English voice actors to be great.
i do not fail.
you just contradicted yourself in that statement. if you respect my opinion why should i not be allowed to say "i believe the English dubs to be superior in every way"
You have to explain WHY it is your opinion not just because it is your opinion if you are going to argue about it to this degree, but really I think it is all preference, but now you have to ask yourself this IF you could understand Japanese and English fully (meaning without subtitles) and both at the same level which would you think you would like better?
Yeah, your opinion is based on the fact you watched the show in English first. That's fine with me, but don't try to make it pass for something it isn't, i.e. a serious and objective analysis based on distinct criterias.You mean subjective? Just say that you like it better because it's in English. Because it's your native language. That's understandable.
And it took you one hour and a half to post just to say that? Well, I did watch it like that, whether you doubt it or not isn't my concern.
Well myself of course, as opposed to you using yourself as a reference, which is what you were saying in the first place. Why, should I use you as a reference when you proudly claim not to have paid attention to what we're talking about?Nah, it's just that you don't express yourself correctly. But don't worry, I can still understand you nevertheless.Good idea, I wish you'd have done that before you posted in this thread in the first place though. Artwork in the Berserk anime is far from amazing IMO. Anyway, do you have any point besides repeating that your opinion has the right to exist because it's an opinion?Oh yes you do.You can like the US dub better just because it's in English, but you were trying to justify your opinion about superiority of the voice actors in every aspect, so I'd expect you to justify it seriously. Not just by saying that they're superior in your opinion. What's the reason they are? Just say you like it more because it's in your native language and it'll be fine. But if you're talking about every aspect, I want a detailed analysis, yes. Take responsibility for what you're saying.You can't just talk about every way and say that it's based on nothing, it being your opinion, it's just too easy.
for you to repeatedly say, and for you to think the reason why i chose the English voice actors simply because my of native language is a ridiculous assumption. and, completely untrue i might add.
it took you about an hour
well after reading all of this all i have to say is this debate is completely pointless unless i broke down every single voice actor in both English & Japanese languages.
now we can go back to more pressing topics such as the next episode of berserk and when book number 30 will be realeased or even the berserk porn contest has more charm than this debate lmao.
sorry about bring back touchy subject. oh well lets just let it go and like what we like. ^^
Other than Griffith's another voice I really like in the English version is Adon.
Well then what is it? I was merely providing you with an easy escape route, as opposed to "It's superior because I heard it first", which is what is ridiculous here.
I was in the chatroom for 20 minutes in your and CnC's company, then I went to eat, then I responded. You however were replying not a minute after I had posted, it shows in the Who's Online feature. If you just go by the time between two posts, I could say it took you 1h15 to write the last one... Whatever, and I replied to most of your long winded post in detail too, with proper spelling as a bonus. My point simply was that your post didn't add anything to the discussion even when you took more than an hour to write it, it's still true, and it doesn't mean I'm any better for wasting my time on this.
Just those from the Berserk anime would suffice. I guess that means you won't watch both versions attentively nor try to back up your affirmations. How convenient. But I can only agree about the uselessness.
Spend some time reading the copy of volume 29 I'm sure you've bought already, then we'll talk about volume 30 (release: first semester 2006).
sorry about bring back touchy subject. oh well lets just let it go and like what we like. ^^ again sorry about bring such an old topic back up.
Heated discussions bring life to a forum.
I never said it was superior because I seen it in English first. I was merely making the point of there is a possibility of certain people enjoying it in the language they have heard it in first. So I never said It's superior because I heard it first you have basically just said that.
IMO i think the English voice actors are far Superior in almost every aspect when it comes to the Berserk anime [...] this goes back to the theory of, "what language was the first you watched the entire series in?"
what did i spell wrong? i remember using spell check
so i ask you this how would you want me to back up my affirmations; i could give you a brief history on the VA's past works if you would like?
but then again it would be a matter of opinion
come on, you cant tell me you don't want the 30th issue already.


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The Russian satellite about to debut on the banks of the Amstel River this month will never take flight: its mission is cultural and its structure includes massive stone blocks.
But the launch of Hermitage Amsterdam culminates years of cooperation between cultural leaders in St. Petersburg, Russia, and Amsterdam and represents a new kind of takeoff for one of the art world's giants: The State Hermitage Museum, which holds about 3 million works of art in its vaults on the Neva River.
"These days we've got a lot of adrenaline, in a positive way, because a dream becomes reality," says Ernst Veen, director of Hermitage Amsterdam. The Hermitage "belongs to the world, and we must open it to the world."
The opening Saturday of Hermitage Amsterdam reinforces ties that are as old as St. Petersburg's founding some 300 years ago.
Tale of two cities
The museum will be the first independent institution west of St. Petersburg to bear the name of the Hermitage. Set within the Amstelhof, a hulking 300-year-old former nursing home, the institution will hold exhibitions from the collections of the Hermitage. Spaces for performances, study, and lectures will focus on Russia's artistic heritage.
"The Dutch public are hungry to see more about collections from Russia," Mr. Veen says.
The ties are profound: Czar Peter the Great visited Amsterdam in 1697 seeking inspiration for his new city, which he founded in 1703. Dutch entrepreneurs set up shop in St. Petersburg after its founding and stayed there until revolution exploded in 1917. Grand Duchess Anna Pavlovna, born in St. Petersburg in 1795, became queen of the Netherlands through marriage.
The Hermitage has long collected works from Dutch Masters. Its collection includes the largest holding of paintings by Rembrandt Van Rijn outside the Netherlands.
Hermitage embraces the world
That common history helped draw the Hermitage to Amsterdam in the years following perestroika, or reform. Under director Mikhail Piotrovsky, the Hermitage expanded its presence abroad through collaborations and exhibits, and looked into the possibility of establishing satellites in the West.
"We have established relationships with many museums throughout the world. We've been all around the world, except in Antarctica," says Vladimir Matveev, director of exhibitions and development at the Hermitage.
The efforts include cooperation with other Russian museums worldwide, including the Guggenheim Hermitage in Las Vegas, which closed in 2008 after a seven-year run.
But the relationship with Amsterdam's Nieuwe Kerk stood out. Veen has been its director since the Nieuwe Kerk opened in 1981. In the early 1990s, he began working with the Hermitage on a series of exhibitions of the museum's collections.
By the time Veen was invited to propose a new purpose for the Amstelhof, in the latter part of the past decade, the Nieuwe Kerk and the Hermitage had forged a relationship that made the next step seem natural.
"We know them like we know our own family," Mr. Matveev says.
Veen invited Mr. Piotrovsky to see the complex.
"We were standing in the courtyard, and I said, 'Mikhail, what do you think about the idea to realize a satellite museum of the Hermitage?' " recalls Veen.
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A Companion to Forensic Anthropology
A Companion to Forensic Anthropology
ISBN: 978-1-118-25537-7 March 2012 Wiley-Blackwell 600 Pages
DescriptionA Companion to Forensic Anthropology presents the most comprehensive assessment of the philosophy, goals, and practice of forensic anthropology currently available, with chapters by renowned international scholars and experts.
- Highlights the latest advances in forensic anthropology research, as well as the most effective practices and techniques used by professional forensic anthropologists in the field
- Illustrates the development of skeletal biological profiles and offers important new evidence on statistical validation of these analytical methods.
- Evaluates the goals and methods of forensic archaeology, including the preservation of context at surface-scattered remains, buried bodies and fatal fire scenes, and recovery and identification issues related to large-scale mass disaster scenes and mass grave excavation.
List of Tables xvi
Notes on Contributors xvii
About This Book xxix
Acknowledgments xxxv
Part I Introduction and Brief History of Forensic Anthropology 1
1 Forensic Anthropology: Embracing the New Paradigm 3
Dennis C. Dirkmaat and Luis L. Cabo
Part II Recovery of Human Remains from Outdoor Contexts 41
Introduction to Part II 43
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
2 Documenting Context at the Outdoor Crime Scene: Why Bother? 48
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
3 Determining the Forensic Significance of Skeletal Remains 66
John J. Schultz
4 The Application of Ground-Penetrating Radar for Forensic Grave Detection 85
John J. Schultz
5 Crime Scene Perspective: Collecting Evidence in the Context of the Criminal Incident 101
Michael J. Hochrein
6 The Role of Forensic Anthropology in the Recovery and Interpretation of the Fatal-Fire Victim 113
Dennis C. Dirkmaat, Gregory O. Olson, Alexandra R. Klales, and Sara Getz
7 Forensic Anthropology at the Mass Fatality Incident ( Commercial Airliner) Crash Scene 136
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
8 Mass Graves and Human Rights: Latest Developments, Methods, and Lessons Learned 157
Hugh H. Tuller
9 Archaeology, Mass Graves, and Resolving Commingling Issues through Spatial Analysis 175
Luis L. Cabo, Dennis C. Dirkmaat, James M. Adovasio, and Vicente C. Rozas
Part III Developments in Forensic Osteology 197
Introduction to Part III 199
Luis L. Cabo
10 Developments in Forensic Anthropology: Age-at-Death Estimation 202
Heather M. Garvin, Nicholas V. Passalacqua, Natalie M. Uhl, Desina R. Gipson, Rebecca S. Overbury, and Luis L. Cabo
11 Skeletal Age Estimation: Where We Are and Where We Should Go 224
George R. Milner and Jesper L. Boldsen
12 Adult Sex Determination: Methods and Application 239
Heather M. Garvin
13 Sexual Dimorphism: Interpreting Sex Markers 248
Luis L. Cabo, Ciarán P. Brewster, and Juan Luengo Azpiazu
14 Morphoscopic Traits and the Assessment of Ancestry 287
Joseph T. Hefner, Stephen D. Ousley, and Dennis C. Dirkmaat
15 Fordisc 3 and Statistical Methods for Estimating Sex and Ancestry 311
Stephen D. Ousley and Richard L. Jantz
16 Estimating Stature 330
Stephen D. Ousley
Part IV Developments in Human Skeletal Trauma Analysis 335
Introduction to Part IV 337
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
17 Interpreting Traumatic Injury to Bone in Medicolegal Investigations 340
Steven A. Symes, Ericka N. L' Abbé, Erin N. Chapman, Ivana Wolff, and Dennis C. Dirkmaat
18 The Biomechanics of Gunshot Trauma to Bone: Research Considerations within the Present Judicial Climate 390
Hugh E. Berryman, Alicja K. Lanfear, and Natalie R. Shirley
19 Developments in Skeletal Trauma: Blunt-Force Trauma 400
Nicholas V. Passalacqua and Todd W. Fenton
Part V Advances in Human Identification 413
Introduction to Part V 415
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
20 Advances in the Anthropological Analysis of Cremated Remains 418
Traci L. Van Deest, Michael W. Warren, and Katelyn L. Bolhofner
21 Human Identification Using Skull–Photo Superimposition and Forensic Image Comparison 432
Norman J. Sauer, Amy R. Michael, and Todd W. Fenton
22 DNA Analysis and the Classic Goal of Forensic Anthropology 447
Luis L. Cabo
23 DNA Identification and Forensic Anthropology: Developments in DNA Collection, Analysis, and Technology 462
David Boyer
Part VI Forensic Taphonomy 471
Introduction to Part VI 473
Dennis C. Dirkmaat and Nicholas V. Passalacqua
24 Current Research in Forensic Taphonomy 477
Marcella H. Sorg, William D. Haglund, and Jamie A. Wren
25 The Use of Taphonomy in Forensic Anthropology: Past Trends and Future Prospects 499
Mark O. Beary and R. Lee Lyman
Part VII Forensic Anthropology Beyond Academia 529
Introduction to Part VII 531
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
26 Forensic Anthropologists in Medical Examiner 's and Coroner 's Offices: A History 534
Hugh E. Berryman and Alicja K. Lanfear
27 Forensic Anthropology at the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner 549
Christopher W. Rainwater, Christian Crowder, Kristen M. Hartnett, Jeannette S. Fridie, Benjamin J. Figura, Jennifer Godbold, Scott C. Warnasch, and Bradley J. Adams
28 The Many Hats of a Recovery Leader: Perspectives on Planning and Executing Worldwide Forensic Investigations and Recoveries at the JPAC Central Identification Laboratory 567
Paul D. Emanovsky and William R. Belcher
Part VIII Forensic Anthropology Outside North America 593
Introduction to Part VIII 595
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
29 European Perspectives and the Role of the Forensic Archaeologist in the UK 598
Nicholas Márquez-Grant, Stephen Litherland, and Julie Roberts
30 The Establishment and Advancement of Forensic Anthropology in South Africa 626
Ericka N. L' Abbé and Maryna Steyn
31 The Application of Forensic Anthropology to the Investigation of Cases of Political Violence 639
Luis Fondebrider
Part IX Ethics, Overview, and the Future of Forensic Anthropology 649
Introduction to Part IX 651
Dennis C. Dirkmaat
32 The Pervasiveness of Daubert 654
Stephen D. Ousley and R. Eric Hollinger
33 Ethics in Forensic Anthropology 666
Diane L. France
34 An "Outsider" Look at Forensic Anthropology 683
James M. Adovasio
Index 690
"In summary, Dirkmaat's volume would seem to succeed in its stated goal of providing a timely and thorough supplement to generalized textbooks of forensic anthropology." (Journal Forensic Sciences, 28 October 2013)


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