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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Sophomore shortstop Cale Hanson reached base just once in both games of Saturday's doubleheader against Princeton, but it was just enough to extend his consecutive games streak of reaching base to 25 games. However, it was not enough to prevent the Yale University baseball team from dropping both games of the doubleheader, 6-3 and 2-1, to Princeton on Saturday at Yale Field.
With the losses, Yale falls to 6-20-1 overall, 0-6 in Ivy League play. Princeton improved to .500 overall at 11-11 and 5-1 in Ivy League play.
Hanson went a combined 1-for-8 in the two games, notching a single in his final at-bat in Game 1 and reaching on a walk in his third of five plate appearances in Game 2.
Yale outhit Princeton in both games, 11-8 in the seven-inning opener and 7-6 in the nine-inning nightcap, but Princeton managed to capitalize on a pair of clutch opportunities to pull out the wins in both games.
In Game 1, the two teams exchanged a run apiece in the second inning, with Mishu putting Princeton on the board with a one-out RBI single and Yale tying the game in the bottom of the inning on Kevin Fortunato's second home run of the season, a solo shot to deep left-center field with one out that tied the game at 1-1.
Princeton took a 2-1 lead in the top of the third on an RBI single by Matt Bowman and held that lead until Yale struck in the bottom of the fourth inning when Fortunato scored on what appeared to be an inning-ending double play, but Bowman, the shortstop, threw the ball away on the play, allowing Fortunato to score from second base.
The game remained tied at 2-2 until Princeton struck for four big runs in the top of the seventh inning. A leadoff walk, a single, and a hit batter loaded the bases for the Tigers. The next batter was hit by Yale starter Christopher O'Hare to drive in the first run of the rally. After Eric Shultz replaced O'Hare, Bowman smacked a two-run single to right field. An RBI sacrifice flyout by starting pitcher Mike Ford ended the rally and gave Princeton a 6-2 lead.
The Bulldogs tried to stage a rally of their own in the bottom of the seventh, with Charlie Neil driving in Ryan Brenner with a two-out RBI single to cut the deficit to 6-3. Fortunato then reached on a two-base error that put runners on second and third. Representing the tying run, Jacob Hunter lined out on an 0-1 pitch to end the game.
Ford scattered 11 hits, giving up two earned runs with three strikeouts to earn the complete-game victory.
In Game 2, Princeton used back-to-back RBI singles with two outs to plate both of its runs in the game. Nate Baird and Alex Flink each singled to drive in a run to give the Tigers an early 2-0 lead that they would not relinquish.
Yale scored its run in the fifth inning on an RBI sacrifice fly out by Brenner that scored Piwinski to cut the deficit to 2-1.
Nolan Becker replaced starter David Hickey in the top of the sixth inning, and his brilliance kept the score at 2-1 to give Yale several chances to tie the game in the final four innings.
Becker faced 13 batters, striking out seven of them and walking only one in four no-hit innings of work.
Becker's gem gave the Bulldogs several chances to plate the tying run, but they could not capitalize.
The good news for the Bulldogs is several hitters appeared to break out of slumps against the Tigers. Five Bulldogs ended up with multiple hits over the course of the two games. Brenner went 4-for-6 over the two games with an RBI and a run scored to lead Yale. Freshman David Toups went 4-for-8 on the afternoon. Piwinski was 3-for-6 with a triple and a run scored. Fortunato went 3-for-8 with a home run, an RBI, and two runs scored, while Joe Lubanski went 2-for-6.
The Bulldogs return to Yale Field Sunday afternoon for a pair of games against Cornell beginning at 12 p.m.
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If you can't bear the thought of being away from your special someone, then you're in luck.
A British company is selling the 'twinsie,' a piece of apparel that can best be described as a Snuggie for two.
It comes with four arms, two hoods (with cords) and three legs – one of which is shared by the lovebirds. It's made of cotton and also features zippers in the front, pockets and cuffs.
It costs about $80 and is available in light grey, navy blue or aubergine (which is a fancy way of saying dark purple).
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Turns out that Square Enix's Tetsuya Nomura gave the TWEWY DS as a gift to Xseed's company president, Jun Iwasaki, who was Square's CEO before he left to found Xseed. Nomura also gave Iwasaki one of those Crisis Core PSPs, but apparently, while Iwasaki decided to keep the TWEWY DS, he gave the PSP to one of his colleagues.
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Selling Early Miami Beach, March 17, 1913
Today is the 94th birthday of the City of Miami Beach as it was incorporated as a city on March 26, 1915. By many standards, it is a young and vibrant city in comparison to many others in America which have old and staid beginnings. It was often known as the Jewish Riviera and many families from the New York Metropolitan area as well as the mid-west found a winter home within its boundaries. There were also permanent residents who later retired to the city.
For those researching the Jewish community on Miami Beach and its origins, rather than taking the usual route of searching for records, you can start your search with a visual look at the City and its residents. This can be done by searching in the Historic Photo Gallery which is to be found on the City of Miami Beach web site. There you will find not only photographs, but a video.
Another helpful photo archive is to be found on the web site for the Jewish Museum of Florida. You will also find photographic archives at the Historical Museum of South Florida.
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BALTIMORE – The UMBC women's tennis team raced out to a 4-0 lead and defeated James Madison, 5-2, in a hard-fought match at 40 West Racquet Club.
The Retrievers snapped a brief three-game slide and improved to 2-3 on the season. James Madison slipped to 1-2 on the campaign.
Kim Berghaus (Offenbach, Germany) keyed the victory, as she captured two matches. The senior was part of the clinching wins in both doubles and singles.
"Kim Berghaus had a terrific day as she clinched both the doubles point (with partner Madlena Kurasz) and the match with her come-from- behind victory at No. 2 singles," head coach Rob Hubbard said. "She really has worked hard and deserved these victories since coming back from her season-ending injury a year ago."
JMU, which knocked off Navy, 4-3 a day earlier, captured the No. 1 doubles match, but senior Josefin Stange-Jonsson (Vasteras, Sweden) combined with freshman Mariami Dolashvili (Alushta, Ukraine) to edge Sarah Khan and Cara Wirth, 6-4, at the No. 2 slot. In a dramatic, deciding match, Berghaus teamed with sophomore Madlena Kurasz (Zlotoryja, Poland) to defeat Rox Andriescu and Jacky Palmucci, 7-6 (6), in a tie-breaker.
The Retrievers seemed to carry the momentum into the singles and freshman No. 1 Olga Baikulova (Vladikavlcaz, Russia) gave UMBC a 2-0 lead with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Taylor Pinchoff . Dolashvili became a double-winner when she held off Emily Bradshaw, 6-4, 4-6 (10-4) at No. 3 singles.
After dropping her first set at No. 2 singles, Berghaus clinched the match for the Retrievers, as she rallied for a 2-6, 7-6 (5), 10-4 victory over Alex Huie.
Four of the six singles matches went the distance. Stange-Jonsson also posted a singles victory, edging Palmucci, 6-4, 0-6, (13-11).
"I am very proud of our team as they beat a strong and deep team from JMU," Hubbard said. "We are not yet at 100% health-wise, but are playing our matches very tough. Hopefully, we can continue getting healthy and competing well along the way."
UMBC returns to action on Sunday, Feb. 16 when they entertain George Washington at 40 West with a match time of 6:30 p.m.


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Theme answers:
- 20: questions (FUN GUESSING GAME).
- 36: hours (ONE AND A HALF DAYS).
- 49: ers (FOOTBALL PLAYERS).
I definitely had several WTF moments throughout the solve, though.
- 18A: Blanche __, pseudonymous author of the 1983 best-seller "Truly Tasteless Jokes" (KNOTT). Wait, really?
- 22D: Swindler, in slang (GANEF). Ne-Ever heard this term. Oh, I see it's Yiddish slang. That pretty much explains it.
- 44D: Walk bouncily (LOLLOP). Again with the ????
- 14A: San __ (REMO). Geez Louise! Could be anything!
- 45A: Seat of Colorado's Pitkin County (ASPEN). Very familiar Colorado place name, but difficult to see with that clue.
- 7D: Where kip are spent (LAOS). Same here.
- 53D: Hunted (PREY). The clue here is not a verb. That's what makes it tricky.
- 5D: Dug, so to speak (LIKED). Tried LOVED first.
- 9D: Party pooper (WET NOODLE). Totally wanted this to be WET BLANKET. I was actually writing it in, and then … ran out of boxes.
- 56D: Urban miasma (SMOG). Apparently, I don't know what "miasma" means because my first guess was SLUM.
- 5A: Dey job? (L.A. LAW). The clue refers to Susan Dey who starred on the TV show "L.A. LAW." I don't know about you, but I have a hard time thinking of Susan Dey as anybody other than Laurie Partridge. ("Hello world, there's a song that we're singin' ….")
- 24A: Annual sign of bad behavior? (COAL). It took me way too long to get that this clue refers to the "lump of coal" some people get in their stockings at Christmastime.
- 35A: High point of an Alaskan trip? (DENALI). I used to call DENALI its other name until I met my husband, who climbs mountains for fun. Now I can't even remember its other name. Is it Mt. McKinley? Wikipedia says … yes.
- 62A: Its state bird is the cardinal (OHIO). I had to think for a minute about Iowa's state bird here. I was pretty sure it wasn't the cardinal (it's the golfinch), but Iowa is always a possibility when you're looking for a four-letter state.
- 6D: Heart lead singer Wilson et al. (ANNS). The PuzzleKids were watching "X Factor" last night and it appears that several people who have no business whatsoever singing "Barracuda" were attempting to sing "Barracuda."
- 16A: Adidas alternative (AVIA).
- 57A: Frankfurt's river (ODER).
- 58A: Phils, e.g. (NL'ERS).
- 60A: '70s pinup name (LONI).
- 11D: Where the iris is (UVEA).
- 51D: Sommelier's prefix (OENO-).
- 54D: Pre-coll. catchall (EL-HI).
Everything — 1A: Dollar bill weight, roughly (GRAM); 5A: Dey job? (L.A. LAW); 10A: __ Stream (GULF); 14A: San __ (REMO); 15A: Silly (INANE); 16A: Adidas alternative (AVIA); 17A: From the top (ANEW); 18A: Blanche __, pseudonymous author of the 1983 best-seller "Truly Tasteless Jokes" (KNOTT); 19A: "No ice, please" (NEAT); 20A: questions (FUN GUESSING GAME); 23A: Terhune collie (LAD); 24A: Annual sign of bad behavior? (COAL); 25A: "Alice" singer Lavigne (AVRIL); 28A: Orator's vocal quality (RESONANCE); 33A: Sacramento daily (BEE); 34A: Sched. B item on a 1040 (INT.); 35A: High point of an Alaskan trip? (DENALI); 36A: hours (ONE AND A HALF DAYS); 40A: Seven-time N.L. batting champ (MUSIAL); 41A: Storm dir. (ENE); 42A: They lead to an F (C-D-E); 43A: Six-pack abs? (BEER BELLY); 45A: Seat of Colorado's Pitkin County (ASPEN); 47A: TriBeCa neighbor (SOHO); 48A: Blueprint subject, perhaps (ELL); 49A: ers (FOOTBALL PLAYERS); 57A: Frankfurt's river (ODER); 58A: Phils, e.g. (NL'ERS); 59A: Deception (FLAM); 60A: '70s pinup name (LONI); 61A: Beneficiary (DONEE); 62A: Its state bird is the cardinal (OHIO); 63A: 2-Down unit (DROP); 64A: Fixes (SPAYS); 65A: Place to cross, on signs (X-ING); 1D: Seles rival (GRAF); 2D: Eye care brand (RENU); 3D: Flock response (AMEN); 4D: "The Jungle Book" boy (MOWGLI); 5D: Dug, so to speak (LIKED); 6D: Heart lead singer Wilson et al. (ANNS); 7D: Where kip are spent (LAOS); 8D: Silliness (ANTICS); 9D: Party pooper (WET NOODLE); 10D: Underworld (GANGLAND); 11D: Where the iris is (UVEA); 12D: Neeson who voiced Aslan in the "Narnia" movies (LIAM); 13D: You may have a brush with it (FATE); 21D: It merged with Continental in 2010: Abbr. (UAL); 22D: Swindler, in slang (GANEF); 25D: Trinity test subject (A-BOMB); 26D: Locale (VENUE); 27D: Maker of pieces? (REESE); 28D: Genetic letters (RNA); 29D: One of the convicted Rosenberg spies (ETHEL); 30D: Image Awards org. (NAACP); 31D: 1930s public enemy (CLYDE); 32D: NFL Network sportscaster Rich (EISEN); 34D: Devil's tools, metaphorically (IDLE HANDS); 37D: Touchdown site (AIRSTRIP); 38D: Big shot (NABOB); 39D: More than zero (ANY); 44D: Walk bouncily (LOLLOP); 45D: Modeled after (À LA); 46D: Sneaky devil (SLY FOX); 48D: "It's nobody __ business" (ELSE'S); 49D: Go out (FOLD); 50D: Nose wrinkler (ODOR); 51D: Sommelier's prefix (OENO-); 52D: Singer Horne (LENA); 53D: Hunted (PREY); 54D: Pre-coll. catchall (EL-HI); 55D: Shower in public? (RAIN); 56D: Urban miasma (SMOG).


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The case is the first legal test in the state over forcing same-sex partners to testify against each other.
WDRB-TV (http://bit.ly/18PUgPP) reported that Jefferson County Circuit Judge Susan Schultz Gibson ruled Monday that it's "abundantly clear" that Kentucky doesn't recognize same-sex marriages within the state or from other states.
Bobbie Jo Clary and Geneva Case entered into a civil union in Vermont several years ago. Prosecutors argued Case should have to testify about hearing Clary admit to killing a man two years ago and seeing her clean blood out of the man's van. Clary maintains she acted in self-defense while being raped.
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Visit the companion website at http://www.bizkids.com/
Junior Achievement and Blue Ridge PBS partner to teach kids financial literacy
Broadcasting a TV series for kids about making, managing money
(Roanoke, Va.)-Junior Achievement of Southwest Virginia and Blue Ridge PBS are teaching children how to make and manage money with "Biz Kid$," a fun, fast-paced TV series from the creators of the PBS/Disney series "Bill Nye the Science Guy." The show on Blue Ridge PBS features compelling stories from real-life young entrepreneurs such as a skateboard designer, a candy store owner, and a hip-hop music producer.
"There is a growing concern among educators and parents that too many children are not learning the basics of personal finance," said Katherin Anderson Elam, president of Junior Achievement of Southwest Virginia. "'Biz Kid$' is a great program for helping children improve their financial literacy."
According to "Biz Kid$" Executive Producer Jamie Hammond, the ultimate goal is for the program to do for financial literacy what "Bill Nye" did for science. With "BizKid$," making and managing money is cool.
The show teaches the fundamentals of saving, budgeting, investing, and giving back to the community, and it does so through clever skits and educational segments. Spoofs of old TV shows and comedy sketches performed by a humorous cast of characters make the series a hit with both kids and parents alike. The King of Ka-Ching, a cheesy lounge singer, and Francine Fairtrade, a world traveler with extensive knowledge of all things exotic and financial, are two of the characters who add to the fun. Supplemental lesson plans are correlated to Virginia Standards of Learning (SOLs).
At a time when only 10 percent of youth in America are graduating high school with any kind of instruction in personal finance, "Biz Kid$" helps kids understand the importance of saving and starting good financial habits early on. In fact, of the many young people who now drop out of college, more than half leave because of bankruptcy, not bad grades. (Shown to the right: "Biz Kid$" features young business owners and philanthropists like Chris "Kharma" Kazi Rolle, who created a program that teaches kids about social entrepreneurship and overcoming personal obstacles through hip hop)
With a clear mission to educate young people about finances and help reverse this trend, the producers worked in partnership with JA Worldwide (Junior Achievement) to create a strong curriculum for the series. Each 30-minute episode of "Biz Kid$" has companion materials developed by JA Worldwide to be used in classrooms, homes and other community locations. These materials and other resources are available at no cost on the show's web site bizkids.com. The site also features clips from the series and invites kids to apply to be on the show. Visitors can sign up for the show's monthly newsletter, The Vault, which offers ideas on how kids can start their own businesses, plus hints on earning money and tips on making their money grow.
There are a total of 26 episodes planned for "Biz Kid$." Check television listings and blueridgepbs.org for broadcast times. Major funding for "Biz Kid$" is provided by a coalition of America's credit unions.
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There's the media's narrative and then there's the truth
27 comments:
South Africans killed in Kabul
- 18 September 2012 at 10:26
- droneboy said...
Malevolent design. And greed. Nothing else adds up.
- 18 September 2012 at 11:23
Mike Smiths blog... deleted again? let us know when he is up and running again...
- 18 September 2012 at 11:53
Hi Sarah,
Mike Smith's blog just went down again: any idea where it's got to?
- 18 September 2012 at 11:56
We should remember the chaos caused by a few thousand Northern Irish terrorists and compare that with the threat posed by our "guests" from overseas. We should also remember that large numbers of these people work in our health service and in security posts around the country. The Glasgow Airport bombers were doctors, for goodness sake!
Our leaders are either completely mad or are out and out traitors to have allowed this situation to develop, the whole threat would have preventable if the enemy had been kept outside our borders.
- 18 September 2012 at 12:19
A peculiar condition of the Jewish people in the Diaspora is the inescapability of being a Jew. A Frenchman who does not wish to be French has only to emigrate to a different country, learn a different language and get a passport as an Englishman, a German or an American for example. A Jew has no such option. A French Jew who emigrates to the United States becomes an American Jew. If he or she changes their religion, they are still identified as Jews very often, at least in their own generation.
Socialist or communist Jews believe that socialism will bring about the the abolition of national distinctions rendering Jews just one ethnic group among many. This in any case is the compelling argument Kevin MacDonald presents in his book "The Culture of Critique: An Evolutionary Analysis of Jewish Involvement in Twentieth Century Intellectual and Political Movements. Which is retailed through Amazo.com
Raising the Jewish question is in no doubt very unpalatable to many of us, but can we just simply ignore the anti-national Jewish lead intellectual movements of the last century: Freudian psychoanalysis, Boasian anthropology, the Frankfurt school, and marxist political ideology. All of these movements were unscientific frauds, each devised with the deliberate intention to undermine fundamental aspects of Western European culture.
- 19 September 2012 at 03:55
Hi All and Sarah,
I have had confirmation from Mike that he has taken a break from blogging due to current work constraints... He pulled the blog offline due to the amount of spam he was bombarded with.
He'll be be 'up and running' soon.
Regards, FB
- 19 September 2012 at 03:56
- Shaunantijihad said...
Off Topic, but you may wish to help advertise this:
"South African Project To Host Day Of Awakening Rally In Washington D.C. On Behalf Of White South African Genocide Victims
On Saturday September 22nd, 2012, the South Africa Project will host a march and rally entitled "Day Of Awakening" in Washington D.C. on behalf of the victims of a systematic genocide taking place against White South African farmers by the black-dominated, Communist-influenced African National Congress (ANC) government of South Africa. Since the ANC took control in 1994, over 70,000 Whites have been brutally murdered, yet there's been no outcry of protest from the media, the United Nations or from a single U.S. President against the barbaric and vicious assaults on White farmers."
- 19 September 2012 at 05:50
Hey, where is Mike?
- 19 September 2012 at 10:45
- thereIsaidit said...
Another thing that bothers me is that our own media, even the supposed conservative FOX news channel, when referring to Mohammed, say "The Prophet Mohammed." Our media NEVER says "Jesus, Son of God" or "Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ," so why does Islam get extra respect? It's as if they are part of the conspiracy to covert the western world to Islam. We also hear "the Holy Koran," but never "the Holy Bible" anymore.
It disgusts me, our own media biased against the historic population of our nations.
- 21 September 2012 at 03:42
- thereIsaidit said...
Another thing that bothers me is that our own media, even the supposed conservative FOX news channel, when referring to Mohammed, say "The Prophet Mohammed." Our media NEVER says "Jesus, Son of God" or "Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ," so why does Islam get extra respect? It's as if they are part of the conspiracy to covert the western world to Islam. We also hear "the Holy Koran," but never "the Holy Bible" anymore.
It disgusts me, our own media biased against the historic population of our nations.
- 21 September 2012 at 03:43
- alanorei said...
This is an informative article from the BR site, though for 'Jewish' read 'Popish' and for 'Zionist' read 'Papist' or more explicitly 'Jesuitist.'
Media mogul, world-leading pornographer and phone-hacking suspect under investigation, Rupert Murdoch, is a papal knight, Order of St Gregory the Great, an award of which I understand he has not yet been stripped.
(Any Jews in league with the Pope are merely step-and-fetch-it bean-counters who "have made a covenant with death, and with hell" Isaiah 28:15, in blatant violation of their own belief system, according to Exodus 23:32 "Thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor with their gods." The Canaanite religion was from Babylon and just an early form of Catholicism. See Babylon Religion by David Daniels, Chick Publications, pp 19, 74, 81, 89.)
Observe that the only way that the majority savage blacks can exert their 'superiority' over whites is by means of the atrocities described in the article.
- 21 September 2012 at 05:38
- alanorei said...
A good anti-MSM cause, I suggest.
If successful, it might upset Murdoch.
It might also help to curb the immigration of dark-skinned males into this country anxious to get their hands on light-skinned females.
- 21 September 2012 at 05:50
- alanorei said...
Burley video, right on-topic.
- 21 September 2012 at 09:56
A LARGE protest took place in Birmingham city centre on Friday in opposition to a controversial American film depicting the prophet Mohammed.
The protest, involving about 100 people, began at the Bullring shopping centre at 3pm, police said.
Large crowds of onlookers gathered as the protesters were escorted by police from the Bullring down High Street and on to Carrs Lane.
Police dogs were introduced as a crowd control measure after some scuffles broke out between protesters and the police.
About 200 Muslims have staged a protest outside the Scottish Parliament.
The group were demonstrating against the anti-Islam film, Innocence Of Muslims, made in the US, which has caused offence across the Muslim world.
The rally was attended by Muslims from across Edinburgh who were demanding action to curb religious hatred.
Demonstrators waved banners reading "No religion is allowed to insult any other religion" and "We demand international law to stop religious hatred".
Around a hundred Muslim protesters gathered outside the French embassy in London on Friday, shouting slogans against a French magazine that published cartoons portraying the Prophet Mohammed naked.
The protest came as at least 13 people died on Friday in violent demonstrations in Pakistan condemning a US-made film that also mocked Mohammed. French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published the cartoons on Wednesday, fuelling earlier protests over the film "Innocence of Muslims" which have raged since September 11, leaving nearly 50 people dead.
Protesters outside France's embassy in London's plush Knightsbridge district shouted "Allahu Akbar" (God is great) and waved placards reading "Sharia for France" and "Muslims will conquer France", an AFP reporter at the scene said.
A police cordon held the demonstrators back from the embassy while around 25 women wearing niqabs, or full face-veils, protested in a separate group nearby.
- 22 September 2012 at 09:59
It is a recurring theme on blogs like this one, as to whether our Western "leaders" are clinically insane, profoundly stupid, or deeply wicked.
One could certainly make a trenchant argument for any, or even all of these possibilities.
But whichever it is, we will pay, and pay and pay.
- 23 September 2012 at 23:25
Our white kith and kin in S. Africa warned us of the great evils that were coming our way but they were treated with disdain. Now that the UK, EU and the USA whites are on the receiving end of racial abuse and discrimination the truth and reason behind the S.A. white desire for a national segregation policy in S. Africa is revealed. In the world today the whites are walking the racism plank and the doors for future white social and political extermination have been pried wide open ahead of them. White Genocide awaits us and if you don't believe me then just follow the biased black power racist events now taking place in the southern tip of Africa.
- 25 September 2012 at 07:14
The world has just turned upside down if this is true.
- 25 September 2012 at 13:39
For 'Jerry Springer the Opera', correct me if i'm wrong, but I don't recall any military assault by Christians on the production company's offices, with the producer dragged out into the street, sodomised, murdered, then his body paraded for christian savages to take pictures of.
but maybe i missed it.
- 27 September 2012 at 06:14
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- 27 September 2012 at 08:48
The attack was not about that film. The attack was pre-planned and the film was simply used as a pretext. And, to cover its failings, the Obama Administration has, along with the enemy, kept that pretext alive. I will grant that it's certainly easy to find Muslems who will get all worked up about something like that and be quite willing to kill over it.
- 29 September 2012 at 22:07
I'm assuming that if the media was controlled by Christians then 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' would have been taken off the air, in fact, that episode wouldn never have aired. Always amusing that the Jews are "playful"; what chance of non-Jewish performed/produced/written Holocaust jokes appearing in the MSM?
The military strength of the PIRA at the height of the Troubles was not much more than 300 members of ASUs, certainly not "a few thousand". Given the 'success' of the PIRA then the 'fact' that there might be a 10-20,000 potential jihadis in the UK should do more than raise eyebrows. One thing we know, the mohammedans won't be phoning in warnings before detonating their bombs!
- 6 October 2012 at 09:16
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- 9 October 2012 at 17:08
love yr post:
Meanwhile, millions upon millions of them are already here.
The official estimate is that there are 53 million Muslims now living in Europe, however, as with all official estimates of immigration figures it is almost certainly far below the true figure.
A number of sources put the actual figure closer to 75 million, (not that much of a stretch given that based on food consumption alone the main four supermarkets estimated in 2008 that the UK population alone was actually between ten and twenty million more than the official figure)
If that is true, the real number of Muslims in Europe is roughly equal to the population of Germany in 1939. If you add to that the 70 million Turks whom our leaders, such as Cameron, are desperate to grant access to Europe, you have numbers close to that of the Axis Powers at the beginning of World War II, and they already here amongst us and with a billion more behind them, all facing a West who's people are no longer inclined to fight for their survival.
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No Homosexuals at Obama's Ramadan : Why Not?
Obama is the FIRST President to actively denigrate Christians and Christianity while simultaneously bowing down to Muslims and Sharia law.
Were there any "GAY" couples invited to the official Obama White House Ramadan meal?
Why not?
Obama made a great show of having many homosexuals at his "Easter egg roll" rubbing Christians' noses in what he called a "teachable moment" against "the forces of homophobia and hate."
Easter is Christianity's major holy day. Why did he not mock and insult Muslims in the same way?
Why did Obama not shove a "teachable moment" into the faces of Muslims?
Earlier this year, Obama forced Christians to watch in dismay as he hijacked the Christian holiday of Easter to endorse homosexual child rearing, and he used Ramadan to endorse the construction of a massive mosque on the site of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He clearly hates Christianity and embraces Islam, as well as homosexuality. It's only unclear which one he prefers, or fears, more. It seems to be Islam since he didn't include any gays, lesbians, transgenders, transexuals, cross-dressers, or pre-ops at his Ramadan celebration
- 14 October 2012 at 14:08
Mr David will not burn for urinating on Christ. Christ will forgive him that. What might be more problematic is his insult to the customs and beliefs of his neighbor.
- 26 October 2012 at 20:03
- Chris Green said...
No new articles! Have given up have you? were doing such a good job giving hope to people!
- 27 October 2012 at 04:20
whats the most outrageous hate crime prosecu0tion in BC you know of?
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Friday, April 22, 2011
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Comments/Context: Back in the olden days of photography, when we would refer to the "construction" of an image, what we were talking about was where the photographer placed his or her camera, how he or she used the frame to define the edges and center of the composition, or perhaps how some staging was done to further heighten the overall effect. In our new digital age, "construction" has taken on a variety of new meanings, the most prominent being the use of PhotoShop and other tools to combine multiple source images into a single larger composition. Since we don't have a ready vocabulary for such newfangled craftsmanship, we have reverted to the language of needlework: sew, stitch, knit, quilt, and seam, as applied to the creation of digital photographic composites, as if the photographer was using a computer needle and thread to join together scraps of imagery.
Gefeller has also applied this same technique to more natural forms, getting underneath grape arbors and pear espaliers, capturing the spindly lines of branches, trellises and support netting, but removing central trunks and thick stocks. His images transform the organic into something geometric and almost mathematical, as if the growth has been meticulously laid out on graph paper. These works blur the lines between natural and manmade, where visual fact and constructed fiction mix on a variety of mind bending levels, without degenerating into overly easy optical trickery and obvious gimmicks.
All in, regardless of subject matter, Gefeller's newest works have a futuristic, controlled formality, showing us a set of calculated patterns that lie beneath the surface of our normal perception. His sleight of hand is convincing enough to be thought provoking, and the best of the works on view satisfyingly erase the defining lines between real and unreal.
My favorite image in the show was Poles 07, 2010; it's the middle image in the top installation shot. This particular work takes the ideas of this series and intensifies them, with even more wires, electrical transformers, and overhead light fixtures gathered in a dense, unruly tangle; it trades some of the simplicity of the other images for more muscular ordered chaos. (By the way, if you're specifically interested in wires and poles as subject matter, take a look at the relevant work of Osamu Kanemura and Frank Breuer). I also enjoyed Untitled (Runway), Hong Kong, 2004, in the back room; it's on the left in the bottom installation shot. What I like about this image is the disorienting sense of scale of the black landing area; the only clue to its actual size is the small tuft of grass in the bottom left hand corner.
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FORESTDALE — Sadie Maria LaRock, 84, died Thursday, April 24, 2008, at Rutland Regional Medical Center. She was born in Rutland on March 3, 1924, the daughter of Albert and Bernice (Wood) Wemette.
She received her early education in local Rutland schools. She has been a resident of Brandon since 1943. She cooked at the Forestdale Elementary School, which later became the Neshobe Elementary School, for over 30 years. She retired in 1990. For many years she provided a home for Fresh Air Kids from the city.
She was married to Lloyd "Ted" LaRock in Nashville, Tenn., on June 16, 1943, while he was serving in the United States Army Air Corps.
She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of Marble Chapter Order of The Eastern Star. She belonged to Grace Episcopal Church, where she was active in the Altar Guild for over 60 years. She was always involved with the church suppers. She catered for many people and functions over the years. She also cared for many area elderly and sent cards to shut-ins.
She is survived by her husband; four sons, David LaRock of Forestdale, Mike LaRock of Ware, N.H., Dennis LaRock of New Orleans, La., and Joel LaRock of Forestdale; a brother, Richard Horton of Kannapolis, N.C.; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by a son, Lloyd LaRock Jr., in 1997; and a brother, Albert G. Wemette, in 1963.
The funeral service was held on Monday, April 28, 2008, at 2 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church in Forestdale. The Rev. Lee Ferry, interim rector, officiated. The graveside committal service and burial will follow in the family lot at Forestdale Cemetery.
Memorial gifts may be made to The Brandon Area Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 232, Brandon, VT 05733.
Steven Paul Laberge
LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Steven Paul Laberge, 52, of Las Vegas, Nev., died at his home on Tuesday, April 8, 2008, after a lengthy illness. He was born in Middlebury on Aug. 25, 1955, the son of Robert W. Laberge Sr. and Laura L. Sherman.
He attended Beeman Academy in New Haven and Mount Abraham Union High School in Bristol. After high school, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps in the early 1970s. After his discharge from the service, he worked as a commercial vehicle mechanic in Los Angeles, Calif., and later in Las Vegas, Nev.
According to family, he had a zest for life, riding motorcycles, entertaining friends, and spending time with his family.
He is survived by his daughter, Laura; his step-son, Mark; Lisa Anderson, the mother of his daughter and step-son; his sister, Patricia Laberge Hathaway and her husband, Stephen, of Montgomery; his brothers, Robert W. Laberge Jr. and his wife Nicole of Middlebury, Jeffrey K. Laberge of Salisbury, James S. Laberge and his wife, Kristin, of Ferrisburgh, and Michael C. Laberge of Bonita Springs, Fla.; uncles and aunts; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was predeceased by his mother, Laura, in 1967, and his father, Robert, in 2000.
A celebration of his life will be held on Sunday, May 18, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Bristol American Legion.
William Benedict Joy Jr.
MT. HOLLY — William Benedict Joy Jr., 83, died Saturday, April 26, 2008, at Rutland Regional Medical Center. He was born in Bronx, N.Y., on Oct. 27, 1924, the son of William and Katherine (Higgins) Joy Sr.
He received his education in local Bronx, N.Y., schools. He worked as a postal clerk before joining the United States Army in 1943. He served as a cannoneer in heavy artillery during the battles of Central Europe and the Rhineland. Following his honorable discharge in 1946 he returned home to the Bronx.
He worked for 50 years as a welder and steamfitter for The Steamfitters Industry Union Local 638, of which he was a lifetime member.
He was a resident of Mt. Holly for 20 years, moving here from Proctorsville. He had served as Commander of Proctorsville American Legion No. 4 for 11 years. According to family he enjoyed fishing and golf. He played Santa at Cavendish School for over 10 years.
He is survived by his wife, Marie Fletcher Joy, of Mt. Holly, whom he married April 1, 2007; two daughters, Loraine Moraldo of Speonk, N.Y., and Teresa Joy of Middle Island, N.Y.; three sisters, Peggy Stratman of Proctorsville, Bernice O'Connell of Virginia Beach, Va., and Catherine Gillespie of Kings Park, L.I., N.Y.; A stepdaughter; Brandie Giddings of Pittsford; a stepson, Ron Euber of Brandon; five grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was predeceased by his wife, Camilla Joy; his son, William B. Joy III; and a stepson, Neil Belden.
The funeral service was held on Tuesday, April 29, at the Miller and Ketcham Funeral Home in Brandon. The Rev. Albert "Skip" Baltz, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Brandon, officiated. A private burial will take place at St. Raymond's Cemetery in Bronx, N.Y., at a later date.
Memorial gifts may be made to a charity of one's choice.
Edward James
BULVERDE, Texas — Edward James, 67, passed away April 21, 2008, after a brief battle with cancer. Ed was born in Bloomingdale, N.Y., the son of the late John and Winifred (Emnott) James.
He served in the U.S. Army from 1959-1962. He then married his sweetheart, Sandra Burch. Ed was a proud member of the Vermont State Police for 26 years retiring in 1991. He spent the majority of his state police career stationed in Middlebury as a road trooper.
After retiring from the state police, Ed worked for Terry Hill Inc. in Milton, Vt. Ed and Sandy moved from Essex Junction to Bulverde, Texas, as full-time RV'ers. They worked together at TX 281 RV Park as activities directors.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra; a son, Chad and his wife Lessia of Middleburg, Fla.; daughter Jodi of Middlebury, Vt.; daughter Keri and her husband, Mark, of Anchorage, Alaska; and grandchildren, Nathan and Kyle.
Cards can be sent to the family at: P.O. Box 420, Bulverde TX 78163. In lieu of flowers, please donate to your local hospice agency or favorite charity.
Robert E. Hutchins
EAST MIDDLEBURY — Robert E. Hutchins, 78, died Sunday, April 27, 2008, surrounded by his family. He was born April 14, 1930, in Rutland, the son of Robert H. Hutchins and Marion (Jones) Hutchins.
He married Margaret Duclo on Sept. 24, 1949, in Brandon. He grew up in Rochester, where he was a member of Masonic Lodge 29 F. & A.M. for over 55 years. He was a truck driver for many years, and also owned his own trucking company. He enjoyed music, and was a member of the Champlain Valley Fiddlers.
According to family he also enjoyed camping and spending time with his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and friends.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years; four daughters, Joan Forbes and her husband, Jeff, and Martha Forbes and her husband, Barry, all of Middlebury, Joyce Sunderland and her husband, Larry, of Bridport, and Becky Hutchins and her partner, Bruce Many, of Panton.
He is also survived by seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; a brother, Ronald K. Hutchins, and sister, Hilda J. Tourge and husband of Chestertown, N.Y.; a sister-in-law, Jannette Hutchins of Saratoga, N.Y.; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was predeceased by a brother, Larry Hutchins.
A celebration of his life took place at the VFW in Middlebury on Wednesday, April 30.
Memorial contributions may be made to Addison County Home Health and Hospice, P.O. Box 754, Middlebury, VT 05753, or Elderly Services, 112 Exchange St., Middlebury VT 05753.


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Ming Palace International Hostel
Named after its location in the Ming Palace Resort near to the Solitary Beauty Peak, Ming Palace International Youth Hostel is a brand-new downtown hostel with unique local characteristics. Guilin Jingjiang Ming Palace is the best preservation of the palace of China in Ming Dynasty, where 14 kings in their twelve generations had been lived and it got the final name Dingnan King Palace when Kong Yongde, Dingnan King, occupied it in the Qing Dynasty. Surrounded by thriving and old trees, wide and clean streets, grand and ancient buildings, as green plants climbing across the thick brick wall, the hostel is penetrated with peace and quietness where you could find the standstill of time, brightly contrast to the disturbing city noise. Facilitated with bus lines leading to all directions, the position of the hostel is strategically convenient, closing to the downtown, Lijiang River Elephant Nose Hill and the Lake Resorts, facing the fantastic sceneries by the river bank. It would only cost you only one to fifteen minutes on foot to reach all the downtown resorts from the hostel and you could find all the well-known restaurants, shops, bars, and resorts (Jingjiang Ming Palace, Solitary Beauty Peak, Fubo Hill and Diecai Hill) around it. You may reach our hostel by Bus in 10 minutes from the South Railway station and Long-distance Bus Station by bus.
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- 24 Hour Reception
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- Bar
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- Bicycle parking
- Board Games
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
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- Ceiling Fan
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- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free City Maps
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From the Airport:
1,Take the shuttle from airport to CAAC Station (last stop), then take a taxi to our hostel (should cost around 15 Yuan), and you can also take the Bus NO 100 when you walk out the CAAC station, then get off at LE QUN LU KOU stop( 乐群路口) after 7 bus top.
2,Taxi also goes directly from Airport to our hostel and it costs about 100 Yuan.
From Guilin Long Distance (South) Bus Station/Guilin (South)Train station:
Walk out from the bus station /train station, then cross the street, take NO.100(6:00-22:30 cost 1 yuan) or NO.99 with air-conditioner (6:00-22:00 cost 2 yuan), get off at the Lequn Road stop, turn right at the first crossing, go straight along the street, go through two big arches and our hostel will be on your left.
Walk out from the bus station / train station, then cross the street, take NO. 10 or NO.11(06:00-22:00 cost 1 yuan),get off at Jiefangqiao stop, turn back 50ms, you will see the Wangcheng department store, then cross the zebra crossing, go straight along the street ,cross the big arch, turn right when you arrive at the big banyan in front of Jingjiang Ming Palace, you cross another arch and find our hostel.
Take taxi from bus station/ train station to our hostel, ask the taxi driver drive to wangfu Huayuan Building and find our hostel just opposite Wangfu Huayuan building. (should cost around 15 yuan)
From North train station
Exit the station, take No.100 or No.1 bus, and then get off at Lequan Crossing (乐群路口). Walk down the road to the first turning, then across the street to the oppsite turning. Go straight on through the two stone gates and you will see our hostel on your left
We look forward to your arrival!
The Ming Palace team.
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Perfectly located in a quiet street between the river Li and Ming Palace
Many popular scenic spots are within walking distance as listed below:
1 min walk from Jinjiang Prince City (historic and architectural heritage, aka Jingjiang Ming Palace Scenic Area)
1 min walk from Li River
2 min walk from Solitary Beauty Peak (known as the 'sky supporting pillar')
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Friday & Saturday, March 19-20, 2010
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F - #32 Erik Bruinsma (6-1 junior from Grand Rapids, Mich./GR Christian HS)
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The Flying Dutch (31-1) are playing in the NCAA Division III tournament for the fifth year in-a-row and for the 12th time in school history. The Flying Dutch are making their third appearance in the championship round. The first two appearances among the final four, 1990 and 2006, resulted in national championships. Hope has an all-time record of 24-9 (.727) in NCAA games.
Hope's only defeat of the season was on December 28th to Carthage 51-47 in a tournament at Oglethorpe, Ga. Hope has a 22-game winning streak.
Three of the teams in the championship were ranked in the top ten of the final regular season USA Today/ESPN Division III Coaches' Poll -- #1 Amherst, #4 Hope, and #6 Washington-St. Louis. Rochester, N.Y. was not ranked.
Hope has no previous women's basketball history with Rochester and Amherst. The Flying Dutch are 1-1 in games with Washington, Mo., defeating the Bears 92-89 en route to winning the 2006 NCAA championship. Wash U won a 1991 regular season meeting, 61-45.
How the Teams Got to the NCAA Championship at IWU
* Hope College (31-1), located in Holland, Mich. (enrollment 3,230), won the regular season and tournament title of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association to gain an automatic berth. The Flying Dutch have advanced to the championship round with victories over Denison (68-40), DePauw (68-54), Marymount, Va. (53-46) and Uw-Stevens Point (71-64).
* Rochester University (23-6) is located in Rochester, N.Y. (enrollment 4,500), and is appearing in the NCAA tournament for the 10th time. The Yellowjackets are 21-10 in NCAA games. Rochester has advanced to the championship round twice, finishing third in 2004 and fourth in 2003. Rochester advanced to the championship round with victories over Cortland State (66-47), Mary Washington (61-54 ot), Christopher Newport (74-69) and Kean (68-65).
* Washington University in St. Louis (27-2) is located in St. Louis, Mo. (enrollment 6,000). Making their 22nd appearance in the tournament, the Bears are 52-19 alltime in NCAA games with seven national championship game appearances and four national titles (1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001). The Bears advanced to the championship round with victories over Maryville (81-67), Thomas More (80-64), Mount Union (76-57) and 2009 national champion George Fox (59-52).
* Amherst College (31-0) is located in Amherst, Mass. (enrollment 1,650). Making their third consecutive appearance in the tournament, the Lady Jeffs are 10-3 in NCAA games. The Pointers finished fourth in 2009 bowing to Washington University in St. Louis in the semi-finals 65-49. Amherst advanced to the championship round with victories over Massachusetts College (68-46), Southern Maine (76-49), Williams (71-66) and Babson (80-65). Amherst will be seeking to become the third consecutive DIII national champion to go unbeaten following Howard Payne, Tex. (33-0) and George Fox, Oregon (32-0).
The Flying Dutch over the past four seasons have a 113-8 cumulative record. The only seniors on this year's Hope team are starters Philana Greene (5-9 forward from Grandville, Mich.) and Jenny Cowen (5-9 guard from Dexter, Mich.). Greene, who was named the Defensive Player of the Year in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA), has set a Hope single season record for steals (102) and is the Hope career leader for steals (318). She has become the sixth Hope player to surpass 100 assists in a season. She has 111 this year, raising her career total to 323. Cowen ranks third alltime at Hope in three-point baskets with 141 behind Jordyn Boles 218, 2004-08; Bria Ebels, 188, 2002-06; and Nicki Mannes, 155, 1991-95.
Philana Greene and junior Carrie Snikkers (6-3 post from Jenison, Mich./Unity Christian HS), were named to the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) all-conference first team. Snikkers was honored for the second straight season and Greene for the second time in her career (2008 and 2010). Snikkers missed eight games this season with a stress fracture in the foot. She leads the team in scoring (13.9 ppg) and rebounding (7.7 rpg). She holds the Hope single season record for blocked shots (66). She had back-to-back double-doubles in the Sectional and has seven for the season.
For the second year in-a-row junior Carrie Snikkers (6-3 post from Jenison, Mich./Unity Christian HS) has been named to the WBCA All-Region team. She is one of 40 finalists for Division III All-America recognition. She received All-America recognition as a sophomore.
Hope has won 20-or-more games for 12 straight years. This is the fourth time in school history that a Flying Dutch team has won 30-or-more games in a season – 31-1 in 2002-03, 33-1 in 2005-06, 30-1 in 2007-08 and 31-1 this season.
In 14 seasons under coach Brian Morehouse the Flying Dutch are 347-59 (.855).
The Flying Dutch posted an 20-0 record at Hope's DeVos Fieldhouse this season. The Flying Dutch will enter the 2010-11 season with a 61-game home floor winning streak. Their record at DeVos Fieldhouse since the opening is 2005-06 is 80-1.
Junior Rachael Kutney (St. Claire Shores, Mich./Lakeshore HS) is shooting .576 (76-132). It would rank second alltime for a season. The record is .597 (80/134) by Lindsay Lange, 2006-07.
Hope Stat Rankings in Division III (424 teams) prior to NCAA Sectionals: #2 in steals per game at 16.2 (Farmingdale State leads at 20.6)... #4 in scoring margin at 23.3 (Amherst leads at 28.2)... #5 in 3-Point FG Defense at 24.3% (Mount St. Mary, N.Y. leads at 22.8%... #4 in blocked shots per game at 6.3 (Kean leads at 7.4)... #9 in turnover margin at 7.3 (Farmingdale State leads at 14.48)... #8 in field goal percentage defense at 32.2% (Mount St. Mary, N.Y. leads at 267%... #9 in scoring defense at 51.4 ppg (Mt. St. Mary, N.Y. leads at 43.4)... #15 in scoring offense at 74.7 ppg (Centenary, N.J. leads at 83.0).


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*In a recurring series,*Vanity Fair pulls back the curtain on awards season's most visually enticing films, revealing exclusive details of the creative process of art directors, costume designers, makeup artists, cinematographers, and more. This week, three-time Oscar nominee and costume designer Jacqueline Durran discusses her designs for Joe Wright'sAnna Karenina.
There is a pivotal scene in Joe Wright's adaptation of Anna Karenina in which the eponymous literary heroine (played by Keira Knightley) boards a train to Moscow wearing a fur-trimmed coat embroidered with peacock feathers. Although the director had explicitly told British costumer Jacqueline Durran, a frequent collaborator of his, to simplify the film's costumes by avoiding surface details—"No lace, no flounces, no ornamentation!," Durran remembers him saying—she and Wright could not resist the sartorial symbolism for the elegant, ill-fated Russian aristocrat.
"That cape is taken from an example of a cape in the [Victoria & Albert] Museum," Durran explained to VF.com, beginning to chuckle. "We debated whether to copy the peacock feathers or not but we decided to [duplicate] them because they're unlucky. We thought how funny—well, not how funny, but . . . she's covered in this unlucky motif and she's got one [feather] in her hat, and she's about to meet [her future lover] Vronsky."
Anna Kareninamarks Durran's third Oscar nomination for costume design, and coincidentally, her third Oscar nomination for a film directed by Wright and starring Knightley. (The previous honors were for Pride & Prejudice and Atonement.) While some directors of period films can be sticklers for costumes' historical accuracy, Durran says that Wright "likes stylized pieces and he likes them to be accessible to the modern eye." In this case, the stylized ensembles would complement Wright's poetic, slightly surreal adaptation of the Tolstoy saga, much of which was filmed, with extra attention to choreography, inside a decaying theater near London.
"Joe always comes with a vision before we've even started," she explains. "In our first meeting, he talked about how he wanted to pare down the costumes to the kind of essence to them . . . down to their silhouette. The way that he illustrated that, to me, was to look at 50s couture and say, 'Take this kind of style and apply it to the 1870s silhouette.'" For her homework, Durran says that she "looked at lots of pictures of 50s couture, particularly French couture. And I looked at 1870s paintings and photographs and pictures of existing garments [from the period] and I tried to make it an amalgam of these [aesthetics], if that makes sense."
Invigorated by her research, Durran reimagined the ensembles originally described by Leo Tolstoy in the book with whimsical touches, such as asymmetrical, Balenciaga-inspired bodices, $2 million worth of Chanel diamond and pearl accessories, and veils so beautiful that Wright instructed Knightley to keep them pulled over her face in certain scenes. One costume that required much discussion between Wright and Durran is the black tulle gown that the free-thinking, married heroine wears while sharing an impassioned dance with Count Vronsky (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) at a ball. In Wright's bold reinterpretation of the scene, the other dancers in the room temporarily freeze in the background as the illicit whirling waltz plays out in the fore.
Of the design process for the dress, Durran says, "The first thing we discussed was whether [it] should be in black or not." They ultimately chose that color. "It's a very significant costume in the history of literature, so we thought that we should respect that," she explains. "And also, [black] kind of worked in the playing out of the scene, because we had already decided that the color of society would be a range of sour pastels. So I made the 25 dancers' dresses that are at the ball in 25 shades of sour pastels. So that was already the backdrop for her dancing. To put Anna in that environment, with those colors behind her, that just made sense that she would be in black."
The costumer contrasted Anna's black ball gown with a similar ensemble worn by the character later in the film, to chart her inner transformation. "The black ball gown is mirrored in the opera dress she wears when she is humiliated—when she goes back to the opera and no one will speak to her." White is also what Kitty (Alicia Vikander), the virginal character aspiring to marry Count Vronsky, wears in the earlier ballroom scene as Anna upstages her. Kitty's gown, which is trimmed with pink rosettes and designed in a 1950s bell shape, was purposefully hemmed several inches short to make her appear even more childlike in contrast to Anna's sumptuous, jet-black sophistication.
"The other [mirror] image is [Anna's] dressing at the beginning of the movie and the dressing at the end of the movie," Durran explains of the two scenes, which both show Anna stripped down to her corset. "The underwear is very similar—it's just a different color at the end of the movie. And the viewer, I think, views it differently because so much has happened over the course of the movie that it appears different."
As for Vronsky's attire, Durran approximated Russian uniforms of the period with a series of minimalist, double-breasted wool coats in shades of pale blue, gray, and snow white—the latter of which proved to be slightly distressing for the costume department. "Joe also specifically asked for Vronsky to be in bright white, which is a problem because bright-white wool doesn't actually exist particularly," Durran recalls. "It is normally cream or off white, so I did find a white wool but it was not the right weight for making a suit. We had to do it anyway because we needed this bright-white uniform."
Along with its elegant costumes, Wright's Anna Kareninais noted for its extraordinary theatricality. Each scene is blocked and each character's gestures are choreographed like a ballet, with actors elegantly moving in and out of scenes as the backdrops rise and fall around them. As lovely as the effect is for the audience, it proved difficult for Durran to prepare for, especially considering how quickly each of the sets was constructed on the single sound stage used for most scenes. "It's very tricky because you don't know where the costumes will be," Durran says. "You don't have a vision of the space [the actors] will be inhabiting. The theatrical space had to be re-created almost daily to create another set or another scene. The ice rink comes and the next day it is gone. And the next day it's a ballroom, and then it's Princess Betsy's. You don't have a vision of what the visual course of the story will be." She adds, laughing, "It's a bit more of a leap of faith."
On a final note, we ask her, from a former maid of honor's perspective, about the nightmare of constantly attending to the voluminous dresses onscreen. Most of the aristocratic female characters wear gowns with long, bustled trains. "For all of the principal women, we have only two dressers," Durran says of the department's attendants. "And for the crowd, it would vary from day to day. Those dresses were actually harder in a way because the net overlays were always shifting. But for the principals, we did not have many dressers." Laughing, she adds, "It is very hard work!


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Conservatives warn Mitch McConnell they're watching him closely
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell got his first big challenge from the right Wednesday, as the conservative group ForAmerica launched an ad questioning whether the Kentucky Republican is a true conservative.
McConnell, the leader of the Senate's 45 Republicans, is up for re-election next year. He negotiated a deal with Vice President Joe Biden last week to avoid the fiscal cliff. The package included tax increases on the wealthy and delayed automatic spending cuts two months.
"As negotiations over the so-called fiscal cliff were intensifying," the ad says, "conservatives called on McConnell and congressional Republicans to hold the line on tax rates and demand cuts to spending as they had promised."
Instead, ForAmerica says, "when the deadline was looming, McConnell called Vice President Joe Biden and signed off on a deal with the White House that included tax increases and virtually no spending cuts."
So the group is urging people to sign a petition "to let McConnell and congressional Republicans know conservatives are watching and will hold accountable those who go against the principles they claim to support."
No candidate is mentioned.
However, ForAmerica's own "Freedom Meter" gives McConnell a 95 percent rating. The meter claims to measure a lawmaker's willingness to approve "policies that promote individual freedom" or oppose "legislation in Congress that could hurt American liberty."
Despite his conservative record, McConnell is well aware that Tea Party conservatives can show strength in Kentucky.
While no major Democrat has stepped forward to challenge McConnell, in 2010 the more conservative Rand Paul beat then-Secretary of State Trey Grayson, McConnell's handpicked choice for the state's other Senate seat, in the GOP primary.
In a November interview with McClatchy, McConnell said 2014 wasn't foremost on his mind. "I don't want to be overly confident here. I don't own my seat," he said. "My only concern right now is not what might happen in 2014 but what might happen in the next three or four weeks."
Also, McConnell has embraced Paul, even hiring Jesse Benton to run his 2014 re-election effort. Benton ran Paul's 2010 general election campaign and the 2012 presidential campaign of Paul's father, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas.


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IRVINE, Calif. – The way things started for the UC Santa Barbara women's basketball team on Tuesday night, it looked like it might be another quick exit for the Gauchos in the Big West Tournament.
UC Irvine, seeded third, had jumped out to an eight-point lead and had forced the Gauchos into six turnovers in their first seven possessions. Yet, the Gauchos chipped away and eventually took control of the game, winning 61-51 in the first round of the Big West Tournament. UCSB, which had lost both regular-season games to UCI, advances to the semifinals of the tournament where the Gauchos will face Pacific on Friday. Tip-off will be at about 2:30 from the Honda Center.
Santa Barbara (15-15 overall) used its strong defense to get back into the game as the Gauchos limited their own turnovers and forced several by the Anteaters. UCSB's second unit all subbed into the game and Jackie Luna-Castro's layup at the 13:30 mark in the first half was UCSB's first points. Nicole Nesbit, Melissa Zornig and Angelei Aguirre helped force turnovers and all of a sudden, the Gauchos had tied the game at 20-20.
However, the Gauchos didn't take their first lead until early in the second half and the teams had five tie scores over the next 14 minutes with neither getting more than six points away from each other. Melissa Zornig, though, was an offensive catalyst for the Gauchos as she scored eight points during one stretch in the second half to help UCSB maintain control. Zornig ended the night with a game-best 15 points, her highest total since scoring 16 on Dec. 31 at Cal Poly.
Kassandra McCalister, who scored 21 points in a January win at the Thunderdome and 36 in a win two weeks ago at the Bren Events Center, finished with just five points on 2 of 7 shooting while committing four turnovers.
Irvine's Kelly Meggs knocked down a free throw with 4:31 left to bring UCI within a point at 45-44. But that would be as close as the Anteaters would get.
Kelsey Adrian buried a three-pointer from the corner moments later to push UCSB's lead to 48-44 with 4:04 remaining. The Anteaters didn't make a field goal for the rest of the night. The Gauchos put the game out of reach by hitting 11 of their final 12 free throws over the final 2:13 and dealt UCI the upset.
Emilie Johnson finished with 10 points, eight of those coming at the free throw line in the closing moments, while Sweets Underwood had nine points and nine rebounds. Kirsten Tilleman finished with nine points and six boards.
While UCSB had six early turnovers the Gauchos handled the ball well the rest of the night and finished with 15, just a tick above their season average. Santa Barbara also had eight steals against UCI.
UCSB's defense, one of the best in the nation, allowed Irvine to shoot 52.4% in the first half but held the Anteaters to just 30.4% in the second stanza.
The Gauchos' semifinals game on Friday will be broadcast live on AM 990 and online by clicking here. The pregame show starts a half-hour prior to tip-off. For Big West Tournament ticket information, call 893-UCSB.


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Cheesy Ham and Broccoli Wedges
2 packages (10 oz) refrigerated pizza crust
1 cup frozen broccoli florets, thawed
4 oz baked ham, chopped
4 oz cheddar cheese, shredded
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
1 tbsp mayonnaise
1 egg, separated
1 garlic clove, pressed
1/2 tsp All Purpose Dill Mix
Preheat oven to 400°F. Unroll one pizza crust onto a rectangle stone. Roll crust out to slightly form 11" square.
Finely chop broccoli and ham; place in a bowl. Grate all but approximately 2 tbsp
of the cheese; add to batter bowl. Add mustard and mayonnaise; mix well. Spread
mixture evenly over crust.
Unroll remaining pizza crust; place over filling, shaping as needed to match the
edges. Separate egg over bowl. Brush top of dough generously with egg white.
Press garlic over dough, spreading evenly. Sprinkle with Dill Mix. Grate
remaining cheese over top.
Using a pizza cutter, cut through dough lengthwise to form 4 squares, Cut each
square diagonally to form 4 triangles for a total of 16 triangles.
Bake 18-22
minutes or until deep golden brown. Use pizza cutter to separate triangles.
Serve hot.
Yield: 8 servings.
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