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- 2 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 4 cups King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup cold butter, cubed
- 3/4 cup buttermilk
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 2 cups ground walnuts (8 ounces)
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 4-1/2 teaspoons butter, melted
- In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. In a large bowl, mix the flour, sugar and salt. Cut in butter until crumbly. Add the buttermilk, eggs and yeast mixture; stir to form a soft dough. Cover with plastic wrap; refrigerate overnight.
- In another bowl, mix the filling ingredients. Punch down dough; divide into three portions. On a sugared surface, roll one portion into a 12-in. x 9-in. rectangle. Sprinkle 1/3 cup filling lengthwise down one half of the dough. Fold dough in half over filling, forming a 12-in. x 4-1/2 -in. rectangle; pat down to press filling into dough. Seal edges.
- Sprinkle an additional 1/3 cup filling down one half of the folded dough. Fold in half again, forming a 12-in. x 2-1/4-in. rectangle. Press to form a 12-in. x 4-in. rectangle. Cut into twenty-four 1/2-in. slices. Repeat with remaining dough and additional filling. Twist each slice one time and roll in remaining filling; place 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets.
- Bake at 350° for 15-18 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to wire racks; serve warm or at room temperature. Yield: 6 dozen.
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These are wonderful! They are understated - first bite was good, and the next bite was better and so on! They can (and did) quickly become addictive!
Stephannie1116 - The taste of coconut is very subtle, very hard to define that it's coconut you're tasting, but we liked it. You could always leave out the coconut, but they're not very sweet as they are and without the coconut, there would be even less sweet taste.
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I waited all morning (and into the afternoon) for the fine folks at Crooks and Liars to share the Stephen Colbert clip from last night in which he tears into Australian Prime Minister John Howard (after first tipping his hat in agreement) for criticizing Barak Obama. It's a brilliant illustration of some of the sentiment I saw expressed in the blogosphere yesterday, for example this piece at Captain's Quarters. Like Joe Gandelman, I felt myself give a mental Scalia Sicilian salute to Howard when I read the story.
I had similar feelings watching this video of some British guys who decide to taunt people in Alabama and end up nearly killed (sadly confirming some of the gross stereotypes they set out to mock). Most folks online see it as a funny joke but I couldn't help but feel a little defensive. Hey you jerk, those are our hicks. If they need mocking, we'll handle it. Why don't you go find some soccer yobs in your country to provoke into threatening your life?
UPDATE: That YouTube link is dead but DailyMotion has the whole episode of Top Gear in two parts. The Alabama segment is in part 2. Scroll the timeline about an inch (sorry, no counter). Part 1 is here if you want to watch the whole show, which is about a half hour long. The show itself does an interesting job waking the line between funny and offensive and I can't quite decide if it would be different if the players were American.
Speaking of Barry, there was a talking head on Hardball last night who predicted we'd eventually see his speech from 2002 versus Hillary's speech of 2002 and she'd come out looking bad. (They were talking about whether her answers on the war would be sufficient in her campaign.) Anyway, here's the Obama half.
Speaking of Iraq, here's the PowerPoint slide show of the government's case for Iran in Iraq.
The science of Godzilla. Better than the science of zombies.
Ethnomusicologists against music as torture - It took me the longest time to figure out what I thought this was weird and finally I realized that the objection seems to be about the abuse of music, not about the abuse of humans. It's like People for the Ethical Treatment of Music.
Speaking of uncommon causes, Ezra Klein raises the issue of prison rape with a few anecdotes from victims. Prison rape is such common knowledge it can be the poster joke for a Hollywood comedy. I can't think of any politician who would dare stand up for the rights of the incarcerated; being "tough on crime" is such an easy political point to score. Still, it's pretty sick.
World Press Photos of the Year 2007 NOTE: Several disturbing war photos
Speaking of professional photography, I don't remember what brought me here, but I've been enjoying The Online Photographer blog.
The only thing I want to hear from a urinal cake is flattery.
Someone's going to have to explain OscarTorrents to me. Are they seriously offering every Oscar nominated movie for download for free?
The brain scan that can read people's intentions - This is as "Minority Report" as it sounds. I'd like to see the actual study because the connection between what the brain scan shows as "intention" and the resulting action is not clear to me. Surely there's not much more than a split second between brain signal of intention and actual action.
IT, YouTube and the wealth gap - In what way does the digital divide contribute to the wealth gap. The blunt argument is that the wealthy have more access to technology which makes them more productive and more efficient at making more money. The actual situation may be more nuanced.
Candy heart for Valentine's Day.
Dear Boston authorities, this is a marketing trick. Don't panic (or cause panic).
Speaking of that mess, Osama Team Hunger Force - NOTE: There is occasionally NSFW material on CollegeHumor and just below this video are four random photos that may contain a thong or something.
How to crash an in-flight entertainment system
While checking out the new techPresident site mentioned in yesterday's Times (the hook was that they track the number of MySpace friends each candidate has) I appreciated the candidate blog round-up that goes with the follow-up item that one of the embattled Edwards bloggers quit. The most interesting angle on this whole story now is whether campaign blogs (and bloggers) have to be boring by definition. In the ideal there's an idea that candidates having blogs will mean candor and insight and I have to say that part of why I didn't think the Edwards bloggers would be a big deal is because I thought they'd be advising in the background, not actually cultivating personalities of their own online as part of the campaign. Of course candidates should be doing their own blogging, that's the whole point. For all the jawing politicians do about opening a channel of communication with the people, this is the one tool that will actually allow them to do so in a manageable way.
FBI lost 160 weapons and 160 laptops in last 44 months - and that's the good news. "In any organization the size of the FBI, equipment is going to be lost, misplaced, or stolen, so perfection is not to be expected." I'm not sure I agree with this one. I'm sure there are corporate formulas for what an acceptable amount of loss is, but I'd expect weapons and laptops to be particularly well guarded.
Canterbury tales in World of Warcraft.
Stem cells used for 'natural' boob jobs - It's funny that in almost every place I saw this story they included a gratuitous photo of a large breasted woman. I didn't even think it was a legit story, but after some Googling I was able to find out quite a bit more information. When you think about it, being able to grow breast tissue and even a whole breast is actually a really big deal in terms of fighting breast cancer. The "excesses of vanity" angle does the research a disservice.
Speaking of growing new body parts, "Researchers ... have now shown that continuous tooth generation can be induced in mammals."
Hysterical parody of someone calling IT for help with a book.
I'm not sure I really understand the reason for building a V6 hybrid sports car other than to refute the reputation that hybrid cars are wimpy. Still, doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose? (And don't get me wrong, that's a hot car. I'm just saying...)
Top 10 Fashion Suggestions for Nerds - The site is kind of weird and made me wonder if it was some kind of spam, so I clicked through to the blog. The whole thing is an AdSense Earnings Adventure. Pretty fascinating if a bit cynical.
Commuter Click: How Not to Talk to Your Kids - The Inverse Power of Praise. This is the second NY Magazine Commuter Click in a row, but since I liked the last one I'm sticking with them.
*** Can anyone settle this bet? In the Pink Floyd song, do they say, "Hey, teacher, leave those kids alone" or "Hey, teacher, leave them kids alone" or what? Does it depend on what version of the song you hear?


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Posted 28 October 2006 - 07:02 PM
SWiM16, H21-100, H23-600, H21-700 w/AM21, HR24-500, HR24-100 w/AM21, (3) HR20-700
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I happens on both HR20 and H20.
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Posted 29 October 2006 - 03:19 PM
I also live in the DFW area but I don't have the MPEG4 Locals but instead I have the D* National Locals on CH. 88 which comes out of NY. I too was watching the WS and had Video dropouts to black and momentary audio dropouts!
How can you get nationals? I'd love to.
Posted 29 October 2006 - 10:49 PM
How can you get nationals? I'd love to.
It's been such a long time ago I really don't remember...But i know that Directv that to petition the stations for permission. I only got approved for NBC, CBS, and FOX. I live in an apartment and can't get any of those stations via my OTA antenna.
Actually I think I was just running over the channel and saw that it said to call so I called and they said that they had to petition the networks...So I was like what the heck! Got a card in the mail about two weeks after that...saying that NBC, FOX, and CBS approved my request and ABC denied it. So I then called D* and told them what the card said and they activated those three national channels.
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Posted 17 April 2007 - 10:01 PM
Is anyone else seeing like an 8mm effect? It appears on non HD broadcasts.
nothing on this end today... yesterday however, audio wasn't synced with video... live or recorded... and i mean way off like a coupla seconds, not the usual HD audio/video sync problem... with the recorded shows i had to pause every couple of minutes for a minute then hit play for the audio to sync up... but it would go out again after 5 minutes or so... very frustrating...
seems the only HD trouble i have seen is with the locals... espn, discovery etc... all seem to be problem free...
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Welcome to the Cudahy School District blog. Read positive stories about the students and staff in the Cudahy School District. Stay on top of events and activities in the Cudahy schools. Learn about current school-related information.
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College Projects at Kosciuszko
Kosciuszko's 6th grade teacher Mr. Biro has his 6th grade students doing fun college projects!
Each student first chooses their profession. The student then researches, through available literature and the Internet, the best college, the various methods and available resources to pay for their chosen college, and the outlook of their profession.
This project not only gives the kids the opportunity to learn about a career, it also introduces them to the available tools (for example, scholarships and grants) so they can reach their goals. The students, at the end of this project, present their findings through a PowerPoint presentation.
Second Grade Space Creatures
While studying the solar system, second grade students at Kosciuszko school particated in a home/school project where they made space creatures!
Using objects like boxes, plates, carboard tubes, play dough, garbage bags, and milk jugs, students created the creatures and then wrote about them. The projects turned out wonderful! The writing part of this project consisted of six sentences: the creature's name, the creature's home planet, three sentences about the creature, and a conclusion sentence.
The students gave a presentation of their project and were graded on creativity, the writing, the oral presentation, and being on time. All three second grade rooms at Kosciuszko participated in the project (Ms. Fox, Mrs. Lew, and Mrs. Dollhopf).
Dinosaurs at Kosciuszko
The second grade classes at Kosciuszko school are just finishing a unit on fossils.
Jump Rope for Heart at J.E. Jones
J.E. Jones School is currently doing the Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser (sponsored by the American Heart Association).
With this program, children jump rope as they raise funds to support lifesaving heart and stroke research. The children are asked to get sponsors to help raise money for this cause. Students can then earn thank you gifts, depending on the amount of money they raise. This program teaches both physical fitness and the value of community service to students and their families.
Radio Station to Record Pledge of Allegiance at Kosciuszko
On Wednesday, February 13, WMIL FM 106.1 will be at Kosciuszko school to record the students doing the Pledge of Allegiance to play on their radio station morning show!
Each class has five minutes to record, with one student to introduce the class. The students will receive flyers telling them the date and time of the recording. Children are played each morning on 106.1 at 6:35 A.M.
Two Leg Tuesdays/Two Wheel Tuesdays
With the help of gym teacher Ryan Menken, students at Lincoln Elementary School participate in an afterschool program called Two Leg/Wheel Tuesdays.
Two Leg Tuesdays
Two Leg Tuesdays is a walking program where students receive a token for every 1 mile (or 30 minutes) they walk. Walking is done in the school hallways (during inclement weather) or to area parks.
¿Hablas español?
¿Hablas español?
Ms. Schwarz, the speech pathologist at Kosciuszko Elementary, is starting an after school Spanish club in April. This is a one month mini-course for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students. Ms. Schwarz is in need of volunteers. You do not need to be fluent in Spanish!
Art of Telling Stories
In January, General Mitchell School welcomed performer David Landau. David Landau is a story teller and musician who completely delighted both the children and the staff at the school!
This wonderful program was sponsored by the PTO.
Pennies for Patients
Lincoln School just kicked off the Pennies for Patients fundraiser!
Time Travel to the Colonial Times
The fifth graders at Kosciuszko School traveled back in time to the Revolutionary War and Colonial times!
Each student received a passport to fill out while going through their time travel. The student spent 10 minutes at each of six stations.
First station: Students listened to colonial music.
Second station: Students looked and analyzed colonial pictures.
Third station: Students played colonial games.
Fourth station: Students ate foods from colonial times.
Fifth station: Students did colonial writing.
Sixth station: Students designed the interior of a colonial home. Students enjoyed their time travels.
Volcanoes at General Mitchell
Dogzilla is a book by Dav Pilkey about a monstrous dog who rises from a volcano to terrorize a city of mice.
Holocaust Survivor to Speak at Cudahy High School
Henry Golde, a Holocaust survivor, will speak to students at the Cudahy High School on Wednesday, February 20.
Golde currently lives in the Appleton area of Wisconsin and has been giving public talks about the Holocaust and his experiences for about 15 years.
Spring Sports Meeting
The Spring Sports Meeting for the parents of Cudahy High School students is being held in the high school auditorium at 7:00 P.M. on February 27. This meeting gives parents the opportunity to meet the high school coaches and to ask questions.
Sock Hop at Lincoln
On Friday, February 15, Lincoln School held a sock hop! Students, parents, and staff showed up for a fun night of 50s music, dancing, hula-hoops, poodle skirts, and blue suede shoes.
Wilderness Classroom Presentation at General Mitchell
On March 4th, Dave Freeman of the Wilderness Classroom is coming to do a presentation of stories, videos, sounds, and photos of the Amazon Rainforest. After the presentation, the teachers will be trained on how to track Freeman's work on the Internet.
Parent/Teacher Conferences at the Cudahy Middle School
Parent/Teacher conferences for the Cudahy Middle School are being held on March 4.Parent/Teacher Conferences
Date: March 4
Time: 4:00 - 8:00 P.M.
Where: Cudahy Middle School
Business Team at Cudahy High School - An Outstanding Finish
At the Cudahy High School, the business team made up of seniors Jon Fernandez, Jackie Wagner, and Shawn O'Shea finished in the top 10 out of 32 Milwaukee area high school teams in the Junior Achievement Business Simulation Competition at the corporate headquarters of Briggs & Stratton.
In addition to their top 10 finish, the team took second place out of the 32 teams in the marketing campaign challenge. For this challenge, they had to come up with a product name, slogan, and logo for a hypothetical product.
Cudahy Pom Pons Make it to State Competition
On January 26, the Cudahy High School Pom Pon Team placed second in Division 2 at the WACPC Southern Regional Competition. The Cudahy team beat 13 other teams in Division 2. Their second place finish advanced the team to the State Pom and Dance Finals on February 2.
This is the second year in a row the team has qualified for the State Pom and Dance Finals.
The Head Coach is Allison Stray. The assistant coach is Lauren Bobrowicz.
WSMA Regional Solo and Ensemble Festival
On March 15, the Cudahy High School will host the WSMA Regional Solo and Ensemble Festival. This festival provides the opportunity for students to perform music independently (as opposed to larger concert bands). Students can perform solos, duets, trios, or in small ensembles.
The performances are critiqued by music judges and can qualify students to perform at the State Level Solo and Ensemble Festival.
Cudahy High School Music Trip to New York
On March 19, the music department at the Cudahy High School will visit New York City.
New York Philharmonic. Broadway. Guggenheim Museum. Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. These are just some of the places the students plan to visit.
The focus of the trip is music and the arts - where the students will visit museums, see Broadway shows, and experience a world renown orchestra. The students also have the opportunity to meet cast members of the Broadway plays Phantom of the Opera and Spamalot before they see the shows.
What an amazing trip!
Pom Pon Team Attend the Badgerette Spirit Invitational
The Cudahy High School Pom Pon Team attended the Badgerette Spirit Invitational at Germantown High School on February 19. The team placed 4th overall in the pom division. The seniors placed 1st with their Senior Farewell routine. The following team members earned individual honors:
Nicole Szemborski - 1st place Senior performer
Julie Gestwicki - 2nd place Junior performer
Rachel Bzdawka - 2nd place Sophomore performer


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Yeah, some monkey probably glued the sink lip down with construction adhesive.
It's time to get serious. Pick up several of these from the place in your area that sells tools the cheapest, and go to work:
I need to replace a cracked, plastic laundry tub. It's self-rimming and is mounted on a formica-covered counter. The original installation was in 1999, and they used a lot of caulk, which appears to be either elastomeric latex or silicone rubber. It won't budge. Cut with a utility knife around the outside but it would penetrate only a tenth inch before the blade was pinched tight. Put a jack under the sink, but the counter top started rising, even with my helper leaning on it. Clamped the front of the counter to top edge of access door and tried the jack. Back of counter started to rise. Cut sink loose with saber saw where rim transitions to vertical walls of sink, which was easy, but rim is is still stuck to counter. Tried the utility knife and prying from the inside of rim, which didn't work. And tried softening caulk with heat gun, which didn't work. I might remove the rim with several hours of tedious milling with a Dremel tool, which would raise clouds of nasty plastic dust, but then again the tool bit would probably clog a lot with the old caulk. Thought of using a router, but sink is surrounded by a back-splash with only a few inches between back-splash and the rim, so not enough room for a router.
Unless someone can think of something better, it's time for a new counter top. BTW, the replacement sink is stainless steel, has same dimensions as old sink, uses clamps to hold it down and won't need much caulk.
Yeah, some monkey probably glued the sink lip down with construction adhesive.
It's time to get serious. Pick up several of these from the place in your area that sells tools the cheapest, and go to work:
Maybe some piano wire attached to two wooden dowel handles will slice through it.
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Well, I tried the chisels plus prying, and the problem is the formica starts to separate from the particle board. Pretty sure the adhesive is white, silicone rubber. Remember the clear version of this is used to build aquariums, including very large ones. The sink rim is adhered to the formica more tightly than the formica is to the particle board (or MDF). Any brute force technique (prying, hammering, etc.) will damage the formica. It'll have to be a cutting or milling technique.
The wire saw idea might work if I can get the wire under the rim. Like I said, the original installer used lots of adhesive, and they did it consistently all the way around;there are no gaps. I might be able to drill a small hole horizontally through the edge of the rim just above the formica and thread a wire through that.
Thanks for the replies.
If it's a simple piece of formica counter top, I would just throw it away and start fresh. No sense losing a day on a $50 countertop.
Yep, I'm done. Tried the wire saw technique with no success. Counter top is small, but a little complicated with a back-splash on three sides. It'll cost more than $50 dollars, but won't break the bank either.
If you drive the chisel in between the plastic and the Formica, there won't be any upward force on the Formica to pull it off the particle board.
Maybe use plumber's putty under the lip of the new stainless sink... ...rather than epoxy.
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Even plastic laundry trays have four undercounter clamps to hold it to the countertop. Drive a thin "putty" knife between the sink and counter. If will not damage the counter and will loosen the sink. If you do any "cutting" on the counter, the opening will be too large for the new sink to cover it.
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by Patricio Pron; Knopf, 2013; 224 pages; $24
This book is disturbing. And not in a particularly pleasant way.
The grammatically stylized (and often incorrect) novel is a tough one to pull through. However, the story of personal and familial memory should stop readers from casting the book aside completely.
After eight years of self-imposed exile and therapy couch jumping in Germany, the narrator — never identified by name — returns home to Argentina to visit his dying father.
As he is traveling home, he attributes his inability to remember large pieces of his past and childhood to prolonged use of prescription medications.
Splitting his time between the hospital and his childhood home, the narrator tries to remember, or know in the first place, the person his father was. Sifting through his father's papers, he finds a collection of newspaper clippings, maps and pictures chronicling the death of a man from his father's village.
The story is played out dramatically through newspaper reports of the initial disappearance, the search for and finally the discovery of the body and police interviews, which contain contradicting facts surrounding the incident including the disappearance of the man's sister during the reign of Argentina's junta in the 1970s. Like the narrator says of his own family, the missing sister was a political activist against the government.
As the facts of the case fall into place, the narrator unearths family secrets about his father's obsession with the missing man and the fighting legacy of a generation.
Whether creatively purposeful or just an unhappy accident, Pron's writing style makes for a difficult read — the short chapters, lists, repetitions and structural errors can be confusing. Run-on sentences and non-sequential chapter numbers, at first glance, seem to be the making of bad translating and editing. But as the story unfolds and the reader gets a better sense of the power of memory and the pain of its absence, the disjointed telling aids in the stylistic matching of the narrator's voice.
With his American debut, Pron seems masterful in modern-art literature. The craftsmanship borders the line of annoyance, but the story is just twisted enough to keep readers turning the pages of "My Fathers' Ghost." And while the unconventional layout and content of the story may leave some readers baffled, most will be left with a feeling of accomplishment – if not a little disturbance.


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The only other movie that I can recall seeing Janis Carter in, (even though she was in several well known movies, such as Flying Leathernecks, The Woman on Pier 13 and the like), was Night Editor (1946-Henry Levin), a small scale story in which Janis gets her jollies by seeing a girl murdered. She is so turned on, she seeks out the murderer for an affair.
It doesn't get quite so twisted in the more mainstream Framed. Carter, (seen at right) plays a posh looking waitress in a cheap bar in a small town. She is so blonde in this story, which was clearly drawing on The Postman Always Rings Twice for inspiration, she makes Lana Turner look swarthy. The filmmakers also have Carter wear white during the initial scenes introducing her seductive, self-assured presence into the film, and she wears progressively darker clothes in the second part of the movie, as the Lana Turner character did in the movie based on a the James M. Cain novel. Janis Carter also makes Lana look highly principled as she goes to extremes to get her manicured, white-gloved mitts on some loot, first by hatching a scheme to find a man who looks a bit like unhappily married bank v.p. Barry Sullivan in height, build and coloring. Then, she tries to manipulate events to her advantage, regardless of the consequences for others. Btw, other than the hair color, Carter, who radiates a considerable spark of intelligence as well as an awareness of her sexual allure, also reminded me a bit of Leslie Brooks, another small time femme fatale who enlivened Blonde Ice (1948) and a few other movies (though none of Brooks movies had as big a budget).
Left: Janis Carter and Glenn Ford get cozy.
All Janis does in this one is entice a clueless, down-on-his-luck mining engineer (Glenn Ford) into an arrangement that leads to another murder and theft. Btw, in a moment that made me think of Barbara Stanwyck's expression in Double Indemnity in the car, and of Janis Carter's odd moment of rapture in Night Editor, in this movie, as a car holding her alleged beloved careens off a cliff and burns to a crisp, the director Richard Wallace has the camera hold on her face as something like fascination, and arousal passes across it. Carter's schemer does have her redeeming qualities. She doesn't conk Glenn Ford on the noggin and push him over the cliff as originally planned, nor does she off him with some poisoned coffee, so I'm guessing that when she meets St. Peter at the pearly gates, she will have a few marks on the right side of the ledger. Not many, but a few. If you'd like to see a good piece about Janis Carter's life and times, you might want to read this obit from The Independent, which is one of the better sources I found.
Rt.: A peeved Glenn Ford in a gambling sequence reminiscent of Gilda, but this time it's in small town America.
Glenn Ford plays this role that has hints of the same weaselly character he played so well in Gilda, (complete with a crapshooting sequence and a bad temper on display), but he is much closer to other "nice guy" roles he often played. His cynicism is of the school of hard knocks variety, and doesn't seem to spring from a belief that he is more clever than others. Though it takes quite some time for the truth to dawn on Junior, er, Glenn, and he shows some poor impulse control (especially around bottles of hooch), I really like the way that the character is literally careening out of control of his life (and his truck) from the moment we meet him as he crashes into town behind the wheel of a truck with no brakes.
Left: A weary, cynical Glenn Ford tries to straighten out his life in Framed (with Janis Carter in the background observing his interactions with John Law and friends.) Can anyone please provide me with the name of the bartender here? He is the bald guy over Ford's right shoulder and he was in a kajillion movies.
The character of the out of work engineer has his moments, especially when he has a hangover. Particular actions that are not necessarily scripted but are true to life and fit his character are one of the things that I enjoy about Ford's work when his performance is good (don't ask about his poor performances, 'cause some of them are humdingers). Here, there is a long sequence when he awakens in a cheap hotel after blacking out from drinking. His posture, expressive face and the agony that he seems to feel as he speaks to the desk clerk (the wonderful Art Smith) conveys his befuddled state and self-disgust perfectly. When he is given a note with Janis Carter's name an phone number on it with the 'come hither' message written on it, you can see him struggle to remember her and what he might have done. Interestingly, even as the movie segues into the next scene when he goes into an assay office to ask about jobs in his field, the aching hangover is carried over into the scene he plays there as he struggles to make a good impression. Fumbling with a paper cup, he finally finds a way to get some water down his dehydrated throat. It's a nice, unobtrusive bit of acting that I normally don't notice, but I liked it.
Ford, who manages to convey a puppyish confusion and a lingering guilt throughout the movie, is a tentative hero, who might go either way, into indifference or evil. His sudden commitment to the newly formed friendship he forges with mine owner Edgar Buchanan is one of the few less than credible elements in his character's development--at least to me. Ford's last scene, when a bank guard tells him he'll get a big reward for what he has done, is also beautifully done. As he turns away and walks down the street, muttering "you can keep it." with a mixture of self-revulsion, disenchantment and some guilt, you sense that this guy may not stay in this burg to take that promised job with Buchanan at his silver mine.
The cinematography by Burnett Guffey is exceptionally well lit and the print used by TCM was exceptionally fine. I particularly like the bar scenes, the scene at the mine and when Ford is on the run from the police in the rail yard. Carter gets the lioness's share of the closeups, but the cameraman had a great time recorded the mug of Edgar Buchanan throughout this film as well. Btw, cheapskate that Harry Cohn was, Columbia used the palatial "shack in the hills" where Carter and Sullivan met for their assignations in more than one other movie. You'll recognize the exterior and the interior from The Dark Past (1948), where psychiatrist Lee J. Cobb analyzed William Holden's personality disorder(s) while Cobb and friends were being held hostage. It was a great house set, might as well get your money's worth from it!


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North Georgia Student-Athletes Share Love of Sports with Elementary School Students
GAINESVILLE, Ga. – For many great athletes, their passion for sports started in with someone who had succeeded at a particular sport sharing their love of the game. Perhaps that will be the case at Sardis Enrichment School following a pair of visits by several University of North Georgia student-athletes.
Over the past two weeks, members of the North Georgia soccer and tennis programs have visited Sardis Enrichment School located in Gainesville, Ga. where they have shared their love for sports with the students there as part of the school's "enrichment clusters." The clusters are part of the school's new charter status that Brad Pelham, the school's special education teacher and 2006 graduate of North Georgia with a Master's in Education, has been instrumental in helping with.
"Over the last four years, we have been become a charter school, and part of that is doing enriching activities outside the normal curriculum to engage the students in what they want to learn about," said Pelham. "It's all student-based with each cluster learning something different. The different clusters will then present at our annual, school-wide 'Cluster Extravaganza' on March 28."
The students at the school are divided up by grade into groups of 12, or "enrichment clusters" as they are called. Each cluster then picks and chooses what new skills, sports or topics they wish to learn about during a period set aside each week of the program.
The cluster that North Georgia soccer and tennis players visited over the past couple of weeks chose to learn soccer and tennis as two of their physical activities after having chosen football, basketball and baseball last year.
On Thursday, Feb. 28, Jamie Gleeson, Tyler Daly and Irving Salgado from the men's soccer team as well as Julianna Luther and Sophia Matonak from the women's program visited Pelham's cluster at the school.
The five Saints worked with a cluster of 11 students and spent time teaching the fundamentals of dribbling and shooting the ball while taking the students through several drills. The five were then able to organize a couple quick games that put the kids' new-found skills to the test.
Sierra, a first grader in the group said, "We had fun! Sharks and minnows was my favorite," following the soccer cluster.
"The elementary school experience was very enjoyable," Matonak said. "We played soccer with the children and created a fun environment for them to learn something new and different. It was encouraging to see so many of the children engaged in the activity and it was also rewarding to see all the smiles on their faces."
Then, on Thursday, Mar. 7, tennis players Sam Gantt, Nela Handac and Mallory Kolts visited the school with tennis rackets in hand. Despite some wet conditions on the courts, the cluster once again jumped into action as the trio of Saints worked with the kids teaching stances, how to hold the racket as well as the different strokes.
"I like playing tennis," said Ryan, another first grader at Sardis. "We practiced throwing the ball up and hitting it. It was really cool!"
"I had a fantastic time working with the kids at Sardis Elementary," said Gantt. "The kids were eager to learn tennis and it is rewarding to know we can make an impact in our local community by teaching a sport we have come to admire."
In the short time that the student-athletes were able to spend with the kids of Sardis Enrichment School, friendships were created, contagious smiles were shared and a fun learning environment was created. And, perhaps, one of those students will continue to learn, practice and master the sport that a North Georgia student-athlete shared with them before sharing that same passion with someone else some day.
"The student-athletes were great with the kids and everybody had a really fun time," stated Pelham. "(The North Georgia student-athletes) were amazing and did a fabulous job making learning fun; they came in and had great ideas for teaching their different sports and went far beyond what I thought we would accomplish in that time. They encouraged the students to do their best and show good sportsmanship throughout."
"It was really fun to be able to go and hang out with the kids while sharing a game that we all love," said Gleeson. "I know, personally, that if a college player had come to my school and kicked around with me while sharing some of their knowledge when I was younger, I would have thought it was the greatest thing in the world. It was great to be able to hand down my love of the game to the kids because they're young and haven't reached that age yet where they know what they want to do. But if someone comes and shares their passion for something, maybe it will help them choose to pick up the game and work at it."


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Disaster recovery turns to crowdfundingMay 23, 2013: 1:08 PM ET
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FORTUNE -- Shortly after a devastating tornado ripped through Moore, Okla. on Monday afternoon, Robyn Rojas posted a photo on Facebook of a pile of rubble that was once her home. The student advisor at the University of Oklahoma then added one comment, "This is a nightmare."
The next morning, her coworker Jacque Sexton Braun saw the post and within five minutes set up an online fundraising campaign on GoFundMe.com to raise money to help pregnant Rojaf and her husband Ivan pay for new clothes, toothbrushes, everything before their first child arrives in July. Within an hour, the campaign collected $1,000 for the couple. Within 24 hours, donors contributed more than $6,000. "Giving to the Red Cross is great, but this way you're giving to someone whose story you know, and it's more personal," says Braun, a marketing specialist for the university.
Kickstarter was just the beginning. The nascent $2.7 billion crowdfunding industry has proved to be not just a powerful tool for financing startups and art and movie projects. It's helping to transform charity too. Anyone can easily set up a campaign, tap into their social networks, and make a direct impact on giving. Thousands of campaigns are being set up to help Oklahoma victims on sites with names like Fundly, Indiegogo, YouCaring, GiveitForward, Crowdrise, and GoFundMe.
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In just 24 hours, a handful of campaigns on Fundly brought in $500,000 in donations for Oklahoma tornado victims. Last fall, Fundly campaigns raised $2.5 million for Hurricane Sandy and $250,000 for Boston bombing victims. The outpouring of support makes Fundly CEO Dave Boyce project Oklahoma donations on the site will top $3 million.
It took Braun about five minutes to set up an account for Rojas on GoFundMe, which broadcast her campaign to her Facebook friends, letting her post photos and updates, and amass likes and comments as well as money. The money is immediately available: You can withdraw it within 24 to 48 hours.
Most crowdfunding sites take a 3% to 8% cut of the total money raised, which, say executives, is far less than the average 25% overhead of most large charities. (YouCaring is an exception, since it relies only on user donations to operate.)
Despite the growing frustration over slow, bureaucratic charities with high overhead, crowdfunding alone is not the solution, says Ken Berger, president of Charity Navigator, which offers advice on charitable giving. "There is a desire to move money as quickly as possible and get as much money to the victims as possible," Berger says. "But the danger is that the faster the money moves, the greater the chance of abuse and scandal."
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While speedy and personal, those individual crowdfunding campaigns cannot provide for the long-term needs of victims or offer the money and support needed for first responders and aid workers. Often, the person with the best marketing, not the greatest need, gets the most cash, Berger says.
Other efforts are underway to get money directly to victims faster. Recently, family members of victims and frustrated donors are now working with Congress to create the National Compassion Fund, which will funnel the vast majority of donations directly and immediately to victims. After the Boston Marathon bombing, Boston Mayor Tom Menino and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick set up the One Fund to quickly get money to victims. The fund has raised more than $31 million for victims.
When a disaster happens, fraudulent websites and charities pop up immediately within just hours, says Allan Bachman, education manager for the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. He advises using caution about donating to unfamiliar people, websites, and charities, as well as providing financial information to them. "You don't know what's going to happen to your money and whether it's really going to be passed on," he says. "There are no guarantees."
A number of crowdfunding sites now work closely with nonprofits and charities. GoFundMe and Indiegogo, for instance, allow campaign organizers to contribute the money directly to a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Fundly, too, also works directly with large charities to help them create campaigns.
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