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Screenwriters John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein are quickly becoming the go-to guys when it comes to high-profile comedies. The duo penned 2011's massive hit Horrible Bosses and its upcoming sequel, they wrote the script for this year's great-looking animated follow-up Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, and they wrote and will make their directorial debut on a new Vacation film this year with Ed Helms starring as the grown-up Rusty Griswold. Their latest film, the magician comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, opens in theaters today and it's a swell mix of ridiculous characters and delightfully dark humor, with some very funny comedic performances from Steve Carell, Jim Carrey, Steve Buscemi, and Olivia Wilde.
I recently attended the press junket for The Incredible Burt Wonderstone in Las Vegas, and while there I got to sit down with Daley and Goldstein for a one-on-one interview. The duo talked about their love of magic growing up, how crazy it was to get Jim Carrey in their film, what Carrey brought to the role, the many different versions of the film's script, and their penchant for taking jokes to some unexpected and wonderfully dark places. The two also talked about their work on Horrible Bosses 2, Cloudy 2, the Vacation film, Secret Histories, and much more. Hit the jump to read the full interview.
If you missed my interview with Steve Buscemi, click here, and if you missed the Burt Wonderstone press conference with the whole cast, click here.
Collider: I hate to start off generic, but I'm genuinely interested in how the inception of this project came about. Were you guys fans of magic as kids and was this something that you were working on for a long time, or was it just kind of an idea that popped in your head?
JOHN FRANCIS DALEY: Yeah, it was a four-year process for us. We definitely were both magic geeks as kids.
JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN: Which is weird to look at us now, 'cause we're like athletic…
DALEY: …You gotta imagine us as like athletic geeks… as kids… whatever that means. So we had always had a love for magic and I think that's part of the reason why we wanted to work on this movie, the other reason being money.
[both laugh]
GOLDSTEIN: And the fact that there hadn't been a comedy done in this world and it is so inherently funny and entertaining, so we kinda jumped at it. So, yeah we grew up with it. I loved Doug Henning and David Copperfield, and watched those specials every year. So a part of the appeal of doing this was getting to meet a lot of these guys and talk to them and learn about their world.
DALEY: I would visit Vegas every year when I was a kid. My mom sang and played the piano at the Mirage Casino like every summer, so I would visit for about a week. Vegas, to a kid, is a playground, as much as it is to adults. I discovered the magic store that was in the hotel and would spend hours and hours in there. I bought a magic set just like Burt did. I played a VHS tape of Mark Wilson who was big in the 70s, and it was this totally cheesy little video just like Rance Holloway's. So I was directly inspired by that.
Were there any other magicians that inspired this? Who were some of your favorites growing up?
GOLDSTEIN: Other than Doug Henning, I had the Harry Blackstone Jr. magic kit. I remember as a little kid in the 70s there were these TV specials, like every few weeks there was this bizarre magic thing going on.
DALEY: I was a huge Copperfield fan too, which made it even more exciting when we got to work with him as a consultant. I remember very clearly when he made the Statue of Liberty disappear through the Great Wall of China. More currently, I'm a huge fan of David Blaine. I know it kind of looks like we're making fun of him [in the film] and his brand of magic, but I genuinely think that he is an amazing magician. I think the way he sort of updated magic, while at the same time staying true to the roots of it, is impressive.
How much did you guys freak out when you found out Jim Carrey was signing on?
GOLDSTEIN: We squealed like little girls.
DALEY: I couldn't believe it! I probably jumped up in the air.
GOLDSTEIN: We had this experience with Horrible Bosses where we got these emails from the producer saying, "looks like we got Jamie Foxx and Collin Farrell and Kevin Spacey," and we're like, "who do we really have?" It was similar with this, where we were like, "Holy Mackrel!" What better comedic cast could you get?
DALEY: I was a Jim Carrey character like three years in a row as a kid.
GOLDSTEIN: For Halloween?
DALEY: For Halloween.
GOLDSTEIN: You dressed up everyday…
DALEY: Right it was as a social problem that I had. For Halloween, I was the Mask one year and I was Ace Ventura, and then…
GOLDSTEIN: Did you tell [Jim Carrey]?
DALEY: No, I didn't tell him that. I didn't want to alienate him too much, I wanted him to be my friend! I just didn't want to be his fanboy. But, yeah when I was 8 years old I loved him more than anyone.
I'm from the same generation and I had the exact same experience, so I can't even imagine having dinner with him.
GOLDSTEIN: I'm in that generation too…
[both laugh]
DALEY: He has progeria.
He's hasn't played a character this crazy in a long time and it's really great to see him harkening back to those early years. How much did he bring to the role? How much did it change from the script?
GOLDSTEIN: We had the initial conception of it as like no one had done a low-key, bored villain before. So that original conception was like you can't even hear what he's saying, you have to lean in. Then Jim came in and wanted to take it in like a Jesus-y direction, and once he had that hair piece…
DALEY: …It transformed him. I mean the second he put that wig on he changed into the character.
GOLDSTIEN: We worked with him a lot. We went over to his house, spent time working on his scenes, and sort of pitching stuff, and then he would get up and try it and see how it fit him and then we'd analyze it. So we were tweaking things. He would do these crazy runs and we never knew where it was gonna go.
DALEY: Before working on this with him, I think I literally had dreams where I'd be telling Jim Carrey, what to do! Then all of sudden…
GOLDSTEIN: That's creepy…
DALEY: No, it's not creepy! [Points to Adam] He knows.
GOLDSTEIN: It's adorable. No, it's a generational thing.
DALEY: Boys from my generation all love Jim Carrey! But you know just being in his house with him and pitching jokes that he would act out, literally felt like the dreams that I had, so it was amazing.
Did the script go through any other major changes? I know an early logline had Anton dying. I don't know if it was true or not…
GOLDSTEIN: There was a real early version where that happened.
DALEY: There were so many different versions that we had.
GOLDSTEIN: We had a different director for awhile, so we were probably on this three and a half years and probably wrote… I don't know fifteen different versions of it.
DALEY: There were four different endings. Four different final acts. There was a more subtle one that was more like a misdirect where we think they're doing one trick and then something goes terribly wrong, but then you find out that it is a part of the trick.
GOLDSTEIN: There was the masked magician kind of thing where Rance turns out to be kind of a betrayer.
DALEY: That was inspired by The Secrets of Magic Revealed on Fox. We did so many versions. I think there were fifteen illusions that we came up with that never actually saw the light of day.
One of the things that I really liked about the movie was Olivia Wilde's character. Instead of just being the love interest or second fiddle to Carell and Buscemi, she is really taken seriously as a three-dimensional female lead. Was it always your intention to make sure she stood really well on her own?
GOLDSTEIN: We just wanted to have a pretty girl, we didn't care what she did. [Laughs]
Well it's rare nowadays. A lot of the time you see that kind of character just being thrown in and not fleshed out.
GOLDSTEIN: You're not gonna get the best of those actors if it is just that reality and so we wanted her to stand up to [Burt], and she does. We wanted her to hold her own. We also wanted her to have her own dream. Just the idea of being a magician's assistant isn't necessarily the most satisfying thing, so we wondered why she was still in this world, putting up with guys like Burt. It's 'cause she has her own dream of being a magician.
DALEY: And you don't see a lot of successful female magicians, so if anything we hope that this will inspire girls who are into magic to pursue it. And when I say girls I mean actual girls, I'm not talking generally about women!
One of the things I really love about your films is that you take a joke that seems fairly straight forward and benign and then you go five steps further to some place that is deliciously dark and just kind of strange. Is that kind of consciously a part of what you're doing while you're writing?
GOLDSTEIN: That's what we try to do in everything we write. There's so much laziness in comedy, where it's like, "Eh, people laughed at this before, let's give it to them again." What we try to do is take the audience down a path that feels familiar and then surprise them in some way.
DALEY: Almost every joke has been done at this point so we have to find a variation on it, something that you haven't seen before. It's not like we're trying to reinvent the wheel with these jokes, but just figure out a way to make it a little different.
GOLDSTEIN: And if you think about all of our influences… that's kind of what was great about Monty Python and Woody Allen and Albert Brooks… I mean that's what they do. They foil your expectations.
Did you ever run into any strong studio interference? Like "how dare you kill off Colin Farrell half-way through your movie!"
GOLDSTEIN: Not on that particular point.
DALEY: There are always gonna be studio notes, but what's great is that we have a good relationship with New Line. We've been working with them since our first script that we sold…The Forty Thousand Dollar Man… so it's a luxury to be able to have them trust us to a certain degree.
GOLDSTEIN: To that point, actually, we had Alan Arkin dying in the hospital scene when he does that thing where he goes under the bed…
DALEY: …He goes under the bed and that's the last we ever see of him and presumably he dies.
GOLDSTEIN: Wherein he dies shortly after. And the studio felt, probably rightly, that the audience was gonna have too much of a connection to him, so we kept him alive.
DALEY: There were a couple other things. I don't know if they were studio notes or actor notes, but there were darker versions of the disappearing puppy.
I was waiting for the other shoe to drop on that one, I didn't know where it was going.
GOLDSTEIN: [Laughs] Yeah. One of my favorite bits from the movie is when the kid goes, "Daddy, he crushed my puppy!" and James Gandolfini's like [Gives an "it's fine" head nod and waves]
[everyone laughs]
Obviously, I have to ask about Horrible Bosses 2. I loved Horrible Bosses. Do you guys know when that might start filming? Is there a script ready?
DALEY: We wrote a couple drafts of it. We don't know what's gonna happen with it.
GOLDSTEIN: I think they're in the deal-making phase and so it's a little tricky to know right now. They don't want to blow the budget, so… We don't know. I think they've hired [director] Seth Gordon back and they're talking to the guys now. It's tough to say what the future is with that one.
Can you tease anything about the plot at all?
DALEY: We don't even know if it's gonna be the same from what we wrote, so it'd be pointless to.
GOLDSTEIN: We probably don't want to put things out there that turn out to not be true.
Well I am very much looking forward to your Vacation movie. Do you know when that will be getting started?
DALEY: Yeah we shooting in June in Atlanta and in New Mexico.
GOLDSTEIN: Rusty Griswold is grown-up, and that's Ed Helms. We're casting the other parts now and it's pretty exciting. I mean we've been directing shorts together, but this is our first feature. When we wrote the script we didn't know we'd be directing it and then New Line said, "Do you wanna pitch yourselves to direct it?" And we were like "You bet!"
DALEY: And then we looked at the script and it was like, "who wrote this piece of shit?"
GOLDSTEIN: We immediately turned into directors.
Do you have any plans to bring back any of the other original cast members or anything?
DALEY: We do, we do.
GOLDSTEIN: We're in the process of having those conversations.
I am a huge fan of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs and that first trailer for the sequel was spot-on, it was fantastic.
DALEY: We were huge fans of that movie as well, which is part of the reason why we took on the project.
GOLDSTEIN: It's such an unusual movie, that first one. It's really weird and edgy and kind of surreal and beautiful.
DALEY: And really dark at times, but only to adults. Kids wouldn't necessarily get the darkness in it. We loved that about it. Working in animation really gives us the freedom to try any joke that we pitch.
GOLDSTEIN: That's really liberating and fun. I think tomorrow we're doing a day to punch some stuff up.
And that's what I was going to ask about, kind of the scripting process for animation like that…
DALEY: Yeah, very different.
Did it have to be locked pretty early so that the animations can go in?
DALEY: Somewhat. If something isn't working though they're gonna have to go back and figure out a way to tweak it.
GOLDSTEIN: They're storyboarding throughout. So they'll break it into sequences and then we'll be rewriting sequences, but they're already boarding that.
DALEY: They had boarded it before we even started working on the movie, so we saw screenings every couple months with boarded sequences and a couple crudely animated sequences.
GOLDSTEIN: It's funny 'cause you know it's gonna look good, but it looks like crap when you see it in that form.
DALEY: You really have to use your imagination. But they did a screening for kids where it's still very crudely animated and the kids still seemed to enjoy it, so that's a testament to either their imaginations or the script.
GOLDSTEIN: And it's got this great cast with Will Forte and Kristin Schaal.
DALEY: We're huge Will Forte fans. We put him in our Funny or Die short Audio Tour. So we're excited that he's blowing up now with Alexander Payne's movie [Nebraska].
Well MacGruber is incredible.
DALEY: Same with us! I mean we love that movie and it is devastating that it didn't get the audience that it deserved.
Can you tease anything about Secret Histories? If I am not mistaken you guys did some script work on that as well.
DALEY: I think they're going out to cast now with that.
GOLDSTEIN: That's what they said. It's what our agent keeps calling "world creation"… it's creating this world about a nerdy guy who discovers a reason he's such a nerd is that he's part elf, and then just putting him in this secret order where it turns out he has potential to be a hero. So it's a wish-fulfillment kind of thing.
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Emerson says: The Earth laughs in flowers. Springtime, though, is when we tend to think of such mirth. Summer is now our season, yet floral beauty continues to reign. Following are five of the boys and girls of summer.
Above is the spectacular and aromatic flower of Stewartia, a member of the camellia family (Theaceae), photographed at Secrest Arboretum where Joe Cochran, Paul Snyder, Matt Shultzman, and the legacy of Kenny Cochran, hanuve resulted in numerous stewartias planted in recent years.
Next, is chicory, Cichorum intybus, a roadside weed, with one blue blossom still alert, while the other is closed up already for the evening. I was amazed to learn years ago, while on a polder in the Netherlands, that the tulip grower with whom I stayed helped with his cash flow for the farm in winter by growing bulbs of this self-same species. He grew them in the barn in nutrient solution in the dark, harvesting the etoliated shoots for bitter slaws. Yes, cultivars of Cichorum intybus, our roadside weed and coffee substitute is also – Belgian endive.
Kim Kellogg of Grasshopper Inc. is no shrinking violet, in fact he along with his son Chad and wife Char are duly proud of their "quilt" planting of annual flowers outside the Berlin Farmstead restaurant in Berlin in Holmes County. It is quite a living representation of the craft of the local quilt makers.
Next, Calycanthus, or Carolina allspice blooms keep getting bigger and bigger, compared to the native Calycanthus florida of the Carolinas. Many hybrids with Calycanthus sinensis are now on the market and this cultivar (xSinocalycalycanthus raulstonii 'Hartlage Wine'), is planted at OSU's Secrest Arboretum in Wooster.
Finally, I have many favorite wildflowers, from painted trillium to bloodroot, but this time of year, for me, blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium spp.), not a grass, but rather in the iris family (Iridaceae) ever seems to be winking at us. Enjoy the flowers of summer – with more to come.
So, the Earth indeed laughs in flowers, but as is so with many poems, a fuller reading, in this case from Emerson's Hamatreya is not so breezy:
"Earth laughs in flowers, to see her boastful boys
Earth-proud, proud of the earth which is not theirs;
Who steer the plough but cannot steer their feet
Clear of the grave."
Mortality wrote Emerson, though his poem lives on. And though mortality is a Munch Scream-like constant ever in the back of our minds, Emerson's reminder is somewhat countered by the fact that the Earth is in fact, ours, as well as others. Though we do share the Earth; we are still a part, not automatically sundered from Earth and Nature. Here is some food from thought from a book I am reading, The Songs of Trees: Stories from Nature's Great Connectors, by David George Haskell:
"We are part of the community of life, composed of relationships with 'others', so the human/nature duality that lives near the heart of many philosophies is, from a biological perspective, illusory."


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Tom Loar, JJ Gay North Park Church Deacons Adam Bright Janie Koska Bethany Mitchell Pat Hargest Dick Luther Gail Nelson Denny Koska Nellie Luther Dan Sherwin NORTH PARK CHURCH . 600 INGOMAR ROAD . WEXFORD . PA 15090 WWW.NORTHPARKEPC.ORG / FAX: 412-367-9032 OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY: 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. / FRIDAY: LIMITED North C H Sunday, August 3, 2014 Welcome to our Guests We are delighted that you have chosen to join us today. Stop by the Information Counter in the lobby so we can greet you and answer any questions you may have! The Nursery is for children ages 3 and under. It is located to your left (off the lobby) where quality care is provided throughout the entire morning. Nursing mothers have a special room—please ask the nursery workers. Parents with Children in Worship should know that there are helpful resources at the Children's Resource Table in the back of the Sanctuary. CDs of today's sermon are available by request, and the audio can also be found on the Resources page of our website. Hearing Aids which are linked to our sound system are available. If you wish to try one, stop by the Information Counter. Worship Song Sheets Available We have paper copies of our song lyrics available in the back of the sanctuary for those who have trouble standing or seeing the screen. U R Park C H WORSHIP CONNECT IMPACT WELCOME Scripture of the Month: Ephesians 2:8-9 CALL TO WORSHIP Psalm 149:1-2 WORSHIP THROUGH SINGING Rejoice, the Lord is King Come, People of the Risen King Sing to the King Amazing Love (You Are My King) PRAYER UNISON CONFESSION OF FAITH Apostles' Creed Children ages 4 through 2nd grade are now invited to Summer Worship in Room 207. OFFERTORY Please sign in all family members on the attendance register. First-time visitors are asked to fill out the entire form. MINISTRY HIGHLIGHT 1-for-1 Testimony: Maddy Karpiak PRAYER SONG Cornerstone GREETING SERMON Pastor Bobby Brown "Equipping the Saints" Ephesians 4:11-12 ' THE LORD S SUPPER Behold the Lamb BENEDICTION through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, 9 not a result of works, so that no one may boast. -Ephesians 2:8-9 August 17, after the service in the Blue Room Please bring a dish to share: A-F: Dessert, G-L: Side Dish, M-Z: Main Dish 30-Minute Join us after the service on August 10 in the Choir Room. Request whatever you'd like to sing from the hymnals provided. All are welcome! Student Ministry Today, August 3 There is no Summer Sunday because many students from our group served in Tunica, MS The next SM event will be: Wednesday, August 6 Girls' Bible Study 12:00—1:30 p.m. @ NPC Thursday, August 7: Co-ed Bible Study & Soccer @ North Park Church, Blue Room 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. We are still looking for Adult Volunteers. For more information, email Kristen Yealy at [email protected] ATTENTION PARENTS! If you have a child who will be in the Children's Ministry program (Infant5th grade) for the 2014-15 year, use the link that was emailed to you or go to www.northparkepc.org to access the registration form. Even if you've submitted information before, please fill out the form to make sure your child is registered for this coming year! If you use the electronic registration, please fill out one form per child. Hard copies of the form will also be available at the Information Counter, so choose the method that works the best for you! Please submit the forms before the start of 2014-15 year (September 7). If you have any questions, contact Kim Brunner at [email protected] 5th Annual For by grace you have been saved North Park Church presents… Dog-Day's Chili Cook-Off Saturday, August 9, 5:00-7:30 p.m. @ the Hickory Hills Clubhouse This year, we will be taking our annual chili cook-off to the Hickory Hills community – purposely engaging the 500 plus residents of this housing community just north of NPC. We need NPC folks to help with this off-site event. You can sign-up on our website, www.northparkepc.org, or simply stop by the table in the church lobby. And be sure to invite your "1-for-1" friend to join you!! Community Bible Study is an interdenominational Bible study that will be meeting at North Park Church every Thursday from 9:15-11:15 a.m. beginning September 4, 2014, through May 7, 2015. CBS is an in-depth Bible study for the community which enables people to grow in the knowledge of God's word and develop a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ, while fostering interpersonal relationships amongst its members. This fall we will be studying 1 and 2 Corinthians. There is also a children's program available for infants thru 11th grade. Space is limited in the children's program. Registrations are currently being accepted for the fall term. If you would like to join us, please call Norma Lamperski at (412) 366-5079, or email her at [email protected] We would love to have you join us as we journey through this letter from the Apostle Paul to the church at Corinth. CONGREGATIONAL MEETING Sunday, August 24 at 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary Elections of officers (nominees will be posted in lobby) Presentation of budget (for new fiscal year) Approval of pastor salary Don't forget to place your "1-for1" card in the offering, so that we can pray for your friend. If you forgot your card, there are additional cards at the Information Counter and in your bulletin. Invite your friend to Chili Cook-off ...August 9 Festival of Hope...August 15-17 Invitations are available in the lobby!
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It's been a while since I first posted about this! We enjoy the new backyard every day!
After they built the foundation for the shed, they had to move it. Not a small task as you will see… (click on a photo to see more detail and begin a slide show)
Next time I'll tell you about the fence!
Always remember that home is where the heart is … and there's no place like home!


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Bay Breeze by Jack and Lulu is hitting stores now! We have some quilt inspiration for you with this bright, nautical collection, and we used one of our favorite patterns to show it off.
Gimme Diamonds by Four Paws Quilting is a lovely pattern to use with the wide range of graphic prints in Bay Breeze. It beautifully shows off all the fun patterns and is a dynamic layout!
Check out some of our close-up shots of this lovely quilt. We're envisioning it in a beach house – perfect for keeping you warm on those cooler summer nights!
We used the main print – Under the Sea – from Bay Breeze on the back. Love those mermaids! And such gorgeous quilting, as usual, by Shelly Pagliai.
And who can resist those Pineapples and Watermelon? In case you missed it, see the full collection here and here!
What are you planning with Bay Breeze?


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Abortion restrictions hurt business, 180 CEOs say in open letter
States that limit reproductive rights undermine efforts to build a diverse workforce and attract talent, the leaders say.
By Rachel Siegel
June 10, 2019
More than 180 CEOs signed an open letter opposing state efforts to restrict reproductive rights, as business leaders weigh how to most effectively exert pressure against abortion bans.
Square chief executive and Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey as well as fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg and others wrote that restrictions on abortion access threaten the economic stability of their employees and customers and make it harder to build a diverse workforce and recruit talent.
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Black Studies: From Academy's Margins to its Center
EVANSTON, Ill. --- Changing the face of black Republicanism from moderate to conservative was one of the most significant strategies of the conservative movement in the post-civil rights era, according to La TaSha Levy.
Part of the very first cohort of Northwestern University's Ph.D. program in African American studies, Levy will soon share her work at "A Beautiful Struggle: Transformative Black Studies in Shifting Political Landscapes," an historic conference that she has been instrumental in planning. (Read story on conference at http://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2012/03/african-american-studies-conference.html)
Hosted by Northwestern, the April 12 to 14 conference -- for the first time ever -- will bring together students and faculty members from all the nation's 11 doctoral programs in black studies.
The conference is important to Levy. "It's an opportunity to showcase all the amazing work coming out of these 11 programs and for us to all sit down and talk about ways to strengthen black studies as a discipline and move it forward."
At the conference, Levy will share insights about a group of African-Americans -- including former Black Power militants Floyd McKissick and Roy Innis, entertainers James Brown and Sammy Davis Jr. and football star Jim Brown -- who joined the Republican Party in the Nixon era and promoted black capitalism.
"I want to illustrate the nuances of black Republicanism and show how different contemporary conservatives are from moderate black Republicans of earlier periods," she says. "The conservative movement gave a platform to black conservatives to influence national discussions on race, responsibility and public policy. And it protected the GOP from internal challenges to conservative racial ideology."
Since she was 13, Levy knew that she wanted to pursue black studies. "And not just study it but 'do' it," she says.
Born in Washington, D.C., Levy recalls moving at age 12 from an all-black neighborhood and all-black school to a predominantly white Virginia suburb not far from the nation's capital. "At school, I immediately noticed disparities in education and came to resent what essentially was a Eurocentric curriculum," she says.
As an eighth grader, Levy enrolled in "Know Your History," a Saturday program taught at a community center that forever changed her life and eventually led her to Northwestern.
"I came alive in that program," Levy says. "It taught me that black studies was relevant education and that relevant education prepared you to contribute to the empowerment of African people in the broadest sense of the term."
Between "Know Your History" and Northwestern, Levy earned a bachelor's degree in African and African American history at the University of Virginia, taught English and African American studies at a charter school in D.C. and -- in what she calls her "dream job" -- served as the interim assistant dean of African American affairs and directed the Black Cultural Center at her alma mater.
From there she headed for Cornell University, did a master's thesis on black conservatism and established her first connection to Northwestern. One of her Cornell professors was James Turner, who as a Northwestern graduate student in 1968 helped organize a sit-in at the bursar's office that in time led to the creation of the African American studies department.
At Northwestern, Levy returned to the subject of black conservatism, about which surprisingly little has been written, she says. "Black conservatives, who gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, were unsuccessful in attracting more African-Americans to the GOP, but that wasn't their goal in the first place," Levy says. "For good or for bad, black conservatives have proved to be far more effective in helping to shape national conversations on race and public policy."For registration and other information about the admission-free "A Beautiful Struggle" conference, visit http://www.afam2012.northwestern.edu/ and http://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2012/03/african-american-studies-conference.html


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WEST SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts – The Springfield Pics 16U and 18U squads will be holding free identification skates at the Olympia Ice Center on March 14 and 21 at 8:40 p.m.
Players who are interested in joining the Pics for the upcoming 2018-19 season will have an opportunity to work with the coaching staffs of the Pics 16U and 18U teams and be scouted and observed.
Both Pics 16U and 18U teams had strong seasons in 2017-18, with the 18U Pics advancing to the USPHL Quarterfinals and the 16U Pics reaching the USPHL Semifinals.
Players who previously played for the Pics 16U and 18U teams have gone on to play higher level junior hockey and ultimately collegiate and even professional hockey.
Participants should bring their equipment to the Olympia Ice Center. Check in will be done the day of each event at the 18U locker room located adjacent to Rink 2. For further information, please contact Pics General Manager/18U Head Coach Rob Bonneau.
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Ridgefield, Conn.
DURING this pre-election period, it's not surprising to see political lawn signs. But the cluster in front of the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is a little puzzling: "Elect John Quincy Adams"? "Grover Cleveland Proud to Serve"? "Who can do it? Dewey can!"?
These enthusiastic messages are part of Nina Katchadourian's "Monument to the Unelected," an installation of 56 made-up plastic signs that herald the failed candidates of every presidential election since John Adams lost to George Washington in 1789. Her piece is one of more than 50 timely works that fill the Aldrich in a gathering of exhibitions called "united states."
"We decided almost two years ago that for the second half of 2012 we would focus on the election," said Richard Klein, the Aldrich's exhibitions director and one of the program's three curators. "We wanted a cacophony of voices speaking not just about politics, but about issues facing the country as a whole."
Ms. Katchadourian, who described her installation as "a visual record of our collective road not taken," is among the 19 contemporary artists participating in the program. Seven are exhibiting bodies of work; the others present single pieces. There are paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos, performances and installations, all addressing national matters, like identity, immigration, race, war, the economy and the red state/blue state divide. The theme extends to consider notions of reconciliation, cooperation and other topics that involve the "uniting" of disparate "states."
Hank Willis Thomas, for example, examines the undeniably linked states of race, sports and celebrity. In "Strange Fruit," his exhibition of four large photographic prints and a video, visitors are confronted by crisp and also chilling images of athletes in action, their brown skin muscled and glistening. In two of the photographs and the video, basketball players shoot a ball into a noose. In his artist statement, Mr. Thomas asks, "What happens when the visual legacy of American lynching collides with the visual legacy of the slam dunk?"
In another gallery, Jonathan Brand's room-size installation "One Piece at a Time" presents a full-scale model of a yellow 1969 Ford Mustang made entirely of paper. Mr. Brand relied on photographs and memory to recreate the car, based on a Mustang he restored with his father as a youth. Canadian-born, Mr. Brand was raised on the Michigan border; several of his relatives worked for American automobile manufacturers. The title of his piece is a nod to the Johnny Cash song of the same name about an autoworker's plan to own a Cadillac by taking home one part each day in his lunchbox.
Though deeply personal, Mr. Brand's constructions conjure the automobile industry and, by association, the national economy. "The car is a symbol of American culture and of our economic development," Mr. Klein said. "Jonathan's work is as much about recreating the past as it is about the car itself."
Mr. Brand is one of 14 artists in the program culled from an open call that elicited more than 400 proposals from around the world. "It was a way to make the process more democratic," Mr. Klein said, "to find out what artists were thinking about."
Individual works in the show seem to respond to one another. Several pieces, for instance, comment in different ways on canonical texts. In Celeste Fichter's video "Pledged," a soundtrack of young children attempting to recite the Pledge of Allegiance is accompanied by rapid-fire imagery illustrating their humorously garbled syllables. Though amusing, "Pledged" questions what it means to be an informed citizen.
Another video, Alison Crocetta's "Bear in Mind (The Bill of Rights)," asks viewers to reconsider the first 10 constitutional amendments. In the work, a woman against a white background signs the Bill of Rights in American Sign Language, while a woman's voice reads the accompanying "gloss," the written guide used when preparing to sign a complex text. In the gloss, "The right of the people peaceably to assemble," for example, becomes, "People come together, peace calm discuss, can." These dual translations into what is, for many, unfamiliar language underscore the diversity of the citizens to whom these rights are granted.
Three pieces in the museum's lobby are connected not only by content but also by palette. Carved across an otherwise empty white wall, Matthew Northridge's "Rio Grande" is a delicate fissure that traces the shape of the United States-Mexico border. On the opposite wall, John Stoney's "You Can't Go Home Again" represents another boundary, this one between the United States and Canada. The sculpture is a pinkish-white scale model of the American side of Niagara Falls. Constructed from polymerized gypsum, the work is over nine feet long. Flying overhead is Frances Trombly's "American Flag," an all-white, hand-woven cotton rectangle embroidered with white stars.
"With a show called 'united states,' people might expect the lobby display to be red, white and blue," Mr. Klein said. "We thought it would be interesting if instead they found white. White has a kind of emptiness that lets you project meaning. I think these pieces have that quality. They encourage you to ask questions."
Farther inside the lobby, Jane Benson's "The Splits: Red/Blue" consists of two halves of a cello that was sliced along its length and video of two men playing music, each using one of the halves. The video documents the performance of a duet featuring Alex Waterman, who composed the music, at the Aldrich (in Connecticut, a blue state), and Loren Dempster, who performed via Skype in Virginia (a red state).
"A split musical instrument seems inoperable," Mr. Klein said, "but here we see both halves making music. It's a perfect metaphor: even when things appear dysfunctional, it's possible to have them work together."


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UPDATE: Unfortunately, none of the pros with Northeast Ohio ties advanced through the second stage of the 2011 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament.
Brian Unk of Lewis Center came the closest, missing the finals by a single shot. Results for each player below:
Nov 15 – Nov 18, 2011
Southern Hills Plantation Club, Brooksville, FL
John Hahn
Nov 16 – Nov 19, 2011
Hombre Golf Club Bad/Ugly, Panama City Bch, FL
Ryan Armour
Brian Unk
Nov 16 – Nov 19, 2011
Bear Creek Golf Club, Murrieta, CA
Bob Sowards
Nov 16 – Nov 19, 2011
Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club, Plantation, FL
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- Note: you need to backup your data before using this method.
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Facebook Is Going Into Social Music
After Facebook partnered with Spotify to launch music service, the company is going to work with more music partners for its musical ambition. There are sources telling that Facebook has been approaching other online music services and much of the attention at its annual developer conference, 2011 edition of f8, will be focused on music.
Listening to music, sharing music and talking about it with friends has became very popular. So it makes sense for Facebook to encourage this social activity so that more users keep coming back to its website. Besides, it will encourages downloading and buying music which can be another source of revenue.
Being the number one in display advertising and social games business, Facebook is now moving on its road to become a $100 billion company with this social music service. At eG8 forum, Mark Zuckerberg said that music will be the next industry after games, to get disrupted by social.
Here is how Facebook is going to launch its music efforts on your Facebook profile:
- You will be able to find a new tab called Music on the left -hand column, right where Photos, Friends, Places, Groups , Deals, and Games are placed. It will be shown if you have listened to music with one of its music service partners.
- A click on the tab will open a page called Music Dashboard.
- At the bottom of the Facebook page where the chat icon is placed, there will a Persistent Playback/ Pause Button. The button functions as a controller of the music. You can see what music is playing on services that you logged into using Facebook Connect.
- You will also have a page with snapshots of all the songs you have listened to as well top tracks and the number of times you have played it.
For the Music Dashboard, you will have features such as music notifications, recommended songs, top songs, top album from friends, recent listens, etc.
Compared to Apple's social network for music, Ping, Facebook is doing better as it doesn't even have to deal with the record labels. However, we are not sure whether Facebook can make money from this social music because songs streamed over Internet has high licensing cost. Music start ups might not afford to pay for it.
For Facebook users, this will be another reason to stick to the site whole day long.


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I would like to talk a bit about mung beans as there are some very interesting side effects that are good to know. Warning, there will be talk of bodily functions though I will try not to get too graphic.
It Could Get a Little Messy
Unfortunately part way into this experiment my daughter and I came down with a bit of a stomach bug which mostly caused intense diarrhoea. This was compounded by a similar effect that mung beans can have on some people resulting in a rather uncomfortable couple of days.
If you are planning on starting treatment with mung beans I would be a bit cautious if your bowels are sensitive and take some counter measures to help reduce the loosening effects.
Goji Berries to the Rescue
One of the recipes I found for mung bean soup mentioned adding goji berries to the soup if the mung beans were being a bit too aggressive on the bowel. Another reference I found mentioned being cautious with the amount of beans you ingest if they are under-cooked as this is an expected result.
Thus, I have reduced the amount of mung beans I am using to 1 tablespoon and I have added three chopped goji berries to the mix.
Why am I Testing Everyday?
The last time I took my blood pressure it came out at 147/83, a jump higher than the 124 that it had been the previous day. I know that part of this jump was my body being under a lot of stress with the stomach bug, but I am thinking that trying to test this every day was getting to be a bit much.
I am going to start testing about 2 times a week now which will hopefully reduce any stress from trying to get out to the test machine in a timely manner, and it will give more time for everything to settle in.
How I am Feeling Now
I won't lie, I live a very stressful life and it is very difficult to relieve that stress without allowing certain things to become neglected. This alone creates a situation that hypertension thrives in and is one of the largest aspects of my life I am attempting to change along with doing things to help my body stabilise.
Since starting the mung bean tea regimen I have noticed a lot of fluctuation with my body temperature. Without any changes to the ambient temperature I will notice that I will cycle from hot to cold and then just parts of my body getting cold and then warming up. I don't really have anyone else to compare notes with on this so I would love to hear from any of you that are trying this and what your thoughts are, comments are open.


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Prose poem fables with over 125 color photographs
from 40 years in Vermont and travels in North America
from 40 years in Vermont and travels in North America
"Song To Sing While Hiking The River
Your body and soul should be the same after a thrashing summer rain as you go to the river to swim and then again for a second helpin', how the mud roils and broils, tangles and flows you dip once, dip twice, no matter what's in your mind the river goes bringing down current from village, farm and field anything that will tip over, budge and yield, while the fish will surprise you with a leap & a flap in their natural ruffle habitat."
Bob Arnold
This Secret Handshake
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