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Using foliage from the garden and scraps of lace, and a little hand embroidery.
I'm linking up with Julia over at WOYWW.
Yikes, they're getting even more beautiful! Love the colour of the embroidery.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! Ethereal colours and beautiful embroidery...what's not to love :-)
You're so clever.....
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Again some very beautiful work. I love the embroidery. Have a lovely week. Barb#27 xReplyDelete
Hi Diana, these are so beautiful! Love how the embroidery echoes the colours of the leaves. Have a great week, Hugs, Shaz #5 xxxReplyDelete
I'm just fascinated by this work you're doing - I love the shot of the detail embroidery, you do just enough of it. And the larger pic of the dandelion detail - it's absolutely amazing, it's hard for me to get my head around the fact that it was done with sun printing - just so beautiful.ReplyDelete
Incredibly beautiful and such a fascinating process.ReplyDelete
Those are wonderful! Amazing how you can get so much depth and detail with so few colours. Gorgeous work :-)ReplyDelete
Still loving what you're doing with sun prints. The lace and foliage combination is really lovely.ReplyDelete
These cyanotypes are just stunning, Diana - the new teal shade is amazing! I think I still like the Prussian blue the best, with its other-worldly feel, but I love the subtlty of the soft yellowy green with the teal. Amazing effect! Once I'm fully up and running again this is definitely a technique I am keen to try.
Thank you for your lovely comment - I do try to keep positive, and the creative brain rarely sleeps, does it, even when it doesn't get an outlet! The stuff for my neighbour is going to have to take a back seat because I got a commission today which hopefully I can fulfill - it's got a fairly short deadline. I'll keep posting about the various projects so "watch that space" for progress on the smock! I'm really pleased to have found the pattern and the fabric is great. I know what you mean about only remembering to cover up after it's too late!!
I think you should be able to print on silk paper. Try a bit on the edge to make sure it doesn't bleed, and maybe something to size it if it does? I am wondering whether it can be cut with a punch without jamming it...
I am definitely feeling a bit better today and hoping for better again tomorrow so I can get on with some things.
Happy WOYWW,
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Sooo beautiful!
Have a good week,
Hi Diana not joining in this week but wanted to say I like this series of work you are doing and as always your presentation and photography is such a joy to see
Lynn xx
Absolutely stunning Diana! The dandelion seed head is fabulous! XReplyDelete
How wonderful and I can only think about my mother and how much she would enjoy trying something like this. She enjoyed embroidery work so much. Thank you for reminding me of that~ReplyDelete
Just when I though blue was my favourite colour you introduce me to teal/green. Stunning.
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oo Diana I want to come spend the day with you - Just gorgeous! My Fav FAV colours , love the lace and the embroidery and of course the plants from your garden. thanks for your visit earlier. I had a wonderful time in London ( And no tube strike!) xx SoojayReplyDelete
Oh wow those are so beautiful, this process sounds fascinating, I'd love to know more about it. Have a great week.ReplyDelete
Hi Diana! What a gorgeous technique! I've never hear of sun printing. I'm definitely going to do some research on such a lovely technique. Beautiful! Have a wonderful day and thanks for sharing!
Oh, I am hooked! What materials did you use, Diana? This is beyond words. Is there a description for this technique somewhere in the endless distantness of the www?? You can tell, I am fascinated by your work and talent!!
I just saw your lovely comment, thanks a lot! I am sure you will have a lot of fun with shrink film!
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More gorgeous prints, so lovely. Have a great woyww and happy crafting, Angela x 28ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your amazing work with us - Maxine and I ooh and ahh over it each week. x JoReplyDelete
I always get so excited to see a blog post from you, love the simplicity and the intensity of colour, beautiful. Jo xxReplyDelete
Well I'm running out of superlatives! Teal and lemon gorgeousness! Ruth xReplyDelete
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All week I've been thinking about summer and carving out a little time to spend with friends, family and loved ones. My dream is to get everyone to a beach somewhere so we can all kick back and relax in the sun, but I'd be happy to just sit on a porch or sidewalk cafe and enjoy some outdoor time. In the meantime, I've been scanning around, looking for great summer recipes and entertaining ideas. This photo (above) by inspired me to focus on spritzy-things to drink, so today I'm sharing five of my favorites, along with some good reads from around the web to keep you busy this weekend. So kick your feet up, pour a glass of something refreshing and enjoy the weekend! xo, grace
- Leela Cyd's Gin Swizzle: Lemony and fizzy with a dose of Gin.
- Aran Goyoaga's Ginger and Strawberry Bubbles: I love that this drink can easily be made alcoholic or dressed up for a little kick if you want one.
- Leela Cyd's Grapefruit Spritz: I love any drink that has a citrus-y theme, so this soft pink spritzer is a perfect go-to for summer.
- Matt Armendariz's Special Pimm's Cup: Matt's spin on this classic summer drink is a Blackberry Elderflower mix that makes the whole thing feel even more spiffed up.
- Brittany Maguire's Rosada: This drink gets its rosy color from hibiscus flowers that have been infused in tequila. Hello, summer break.
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I ordered a ridiculous number of Doctor Who DVDs recently, and when they arrived, it was like Christmas morning:
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Jennifer McCullough is currently attending Rio+20 in Brazil. Read more Rio+20 blogs.
Most of the news coming out at the start of the Rio+20 Summit has been bad news. "Rio+20 Summit Begins Under a Cloud of Criticism," "Rio+20 Has Become the Summit of Futility," "Who Ruined Rio+20? Sustainable Growth Summit Disappoints the World" — these are just a few of the headlines that have described the global conference this week. Even experts had very low expectations and predicted that there was a strong possibility for coming out of the summit without an agreement.
But as the heads of state arrived in Rio yesterday and began addressing one another in high-level meetings, I couldn't help but feel surprised … and a bit hopeful.
Over the last few years, I have spent a lot of time following countries as they negotiate details of the international agreements on climate and biological diversity (UNFCCC and CBD). Much discussion there focuses on vulnerability, equity, financing, responsibility … all very important issues, which are also at the heart of negotiations here in Rio.
Along those lines, yesterday I was moved by a speech given by President Anote Tong of Kiribati, who spoke of his country being collateral damage in the path of climate change. He asked world leaders: "Are we here to secure the future of each other's children, or just our own?"
However, Tong then went on to outline what his nation is doing to protect the future for all of us, even while his islands' people are considering where they will live once their homes are underwater.
A number of other leaders went on in this same vein:
- The president of Hungary, János Áder, said: "I call on our common conscience. Because the question marks of 20 years ago have straightened up into exclamation marks. The facts present an alarming picture. Since the end of the eighties, humanity has exceeded biological capacity of the Earth … Our problems are well known. We have knowledge and technology to solve them. We don't need declaration after declaration. What we need are executable, implementable programs."
- The prime minister of Barbados, Fruendel Stuart, quoted JFK: "Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man. And man can be as big as he wants. No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings." Stuart didn't just share lofty quotes, but went on to say: "It is easy to catalog failed promises of development partners, but I did not come to Rio to remind others of commitments to which they failed to adhere. I am here to tell the world what Barbados has done, is doing and will do to ensure a safe future for current and future generations. Barbados has committed to transform into the most advanced green economy in the Latin American and Caribbean region."
- The South Korean president, Lee Myung-bak, explained that in 2008, South Korea declared low-carbon green growth the new development paradigm for the nation, incorporating all ministries. While acknowledging the country still has some way to go, green industry and technologies are going through rapid development. A new 1,800-kilometer (1,120-mile) riverside bike track has been laid; the era of the electric auto has begun. He also cited the popularity of green buildings and that this Green New Deal has led to job creation for 750,000 people.
I realize that most of these people making solemn speeches about sustainable development are politicians who, even when they feel strongly, must act under a number of constraints which can limit the actions they can take.
But think about it this way — normally, politicians do not say things that don't reflect what they believe their constituencies also believe and will support. So the words I'm hearing not only represent the hopes of a few leaders, but of all of the people who they represent. And for this reason especially, I have been pleasantly surprised by the number of references to "love" or "happiness" as the basis for a new paradigm of measuring the success of sustainable development.
Some of my colleagues were here in Rio 20 years ago, but I've only been following U.N. negotiations for the past four years. However, what I have been hearing over these last few hours feels very different to me from the hours of speeches I have heard in other U.N. meetings.
Yesterday, José Mujica, the president of Uruguay, suggested a new definition of development. "Development should promote human happiness, love, human relationships, relationships between parents and children; these are the fundamental things of life. Life is the most important treasure we have."
Maybe I'm naïve, but when I hear things like this, it seems that the future we really want may just be possible.
Jennifer McCullough is the director of strategic engagement in CI's Center for Conservation and Government.


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17 comments:
- Must Have Chocolate said...
There were quite a few in the Gallery that I hadn't seen before of FB...They are so lovely and I could pick out a variety of ideas and skills that you use to make each one stand out!!! Am looking forward to the next class !
- May 27, 2013 at 10:05 AM
- Stephanie said...
Ady you are AMAZING! I joined your group a few weeks ago and I LOVE IT ALL!!! I hope to take a class from you someday!!! You have brought so much inspiration back into my art! Thank you!
- May 27, 2013 at 10:13 AM
- Teresa said...
I LOVE, LOVE LOVE your classes! You are truly a doll for all that you share and teach! Keep up the great work, ARTwork that is! Thank you for everything!
- May 27, 2013 at 12:04 PM
- Susy said...
Maravillosa tu galería, al igual que tus cursos. A los que yo animo a todo el mundo a apuntarse y así poder hacer unas preciosas muñecas.
Tus muñecas son bellas, dulces y llenas de color.
Gracias Ady por compartirlas siempre y alegrarnos cada día.
- May 27, 2013 at 12:08 PM
- HEYJUDE said...
I wish I could draw half as good as you. just love all your work that's why i'm in pretty much all your classes.
- May 27, 2013 at 12:08 PM
- VERA LÚCIA GUIDO PEREIRA said...
Well, Ady, everything you create, I LOVE!! Your art is inspiring to me, your affection for all of us who are part of your blog is amazing and motivating!! Your creations motivates me to not give up drawing. Thank you very much for you to have this blog and all the patience you have, you are enlightened and blessed! And your drawing are also enlightened! I'm happy to be part of this group! (Sorry my english - I hope you understand).
- May 27, 2013 at 5:35 PM
- debs said...
Ady, Your work is just divine, you are a true inspiration to everyone as well as being a beautiful and caring person. I dont often comment, however follow all your work in awe, as I am sure there are many others.!! Thank you.
- May 27, 2013 at 6:52 PM
- Debbie said...
WONDERFUL work! So beautiful & diverse. I especially love the last 2 girls you posted with date of 2011. I have not seen them before! Love them! Beautiful work highlighted in your gallery!!
- May 27, 2013 at 8:28 PM
- madtatter7 aka Linda said...
With each one I scrolled passed, I found a new favorite. The violin girl is breathtakingly beautiful and your use of color especially in the hair is amazing! I Love love love your style.
- May 27, 2013 at 11:27 PM
- Poetic Dreams said...
I can't begin to express how your beautiful work makes me feel. You have a unique style that I can recognize instantly. You pur so much of your heart into each piece. I'm beyond thrilled to have come across ya artwork a while ago. You brighten my day.
Hugs, Poetic Dreams aka Joan Callis
- May 27, 2013 at 11:38 PM
- Auri said...
Que puedo decir Ady, para mi eres una excelente profesora adoro tus clases y tus dollies son a otro nivel nadie como tu.
Un abrazo :O)
- May 28, 2013 at 6:49 AM
- Das Glasquartier said...
I am a real fan of all of your artwork, Ady. Your paintings with your lovely personel style are so inspiring. Taking your Doll Dreams class gave me the right push to start painting myself and was so much fun.
All the best, Dina
- May 28, 2013 at 11:56 AM
- Kelly said...
Ady your art is absolutely amazing! Your gallery is so inspiring. I am so happy I found your classes so I can learn to draw these gorgeous dolls. You have helped me go from being someone who could not draw at all to being able to draw, colour and paint cute dolls! I'm looking forward to taking more classes with you and seeing much more of your artwork as well. I can never get enough of seeing your art! Hugs to you, Kelly Mannix xxx
- May 28, 2013 at 12:15 PM
- Samantha said...
You are an amazing artist,with your Love and your Passion, shines right into your beautiful "Dollies". I have been a huge fan and been with you for over a year now !! I can hardly wait to see what you will create in the future !! Thank you Ady for taking us on a amazing journey.
- May 30, 2013 at 11:48 AM
- Evethmoon Crafty Creations said...
Ady Your big eye dollies are gorgeous! You always surprise us with all the different mediums you use and your dollies and dreamy faces are done with so much love it shows. What an amazing time for drawing it is!!!
- May 30, 2013 at 1:47 PM
- Tanya S said...
Just found you on YouTube and now I can't wait to take your class! I just started art journaling and saw your beautiful big-eye doll drawings. Love your dolls. I don't know how to draw but your drawings have inspired me to try! I'm going to buy the colouring book too in case the drawing thing doesn't work out. LOVE YOUR WORK!!!
- August 3, 2013 at 3:53 AM
- Eline Kelderman said...
Ady you are a great artist ! I LOVE YOU WORK! you inspire me to make my own drawings. I love the dolls you create and i think you are fantastic ! Keep up the good work. Im a 15 year old girl from holand and this girl loves your work ! X eline
- May 18, 2014 at 7:07 AM


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"You would think they'd want their players to play Walker Cup and have the best chance possible, but clearly not"
Rathmore's Alan Dunbar believes his hopes of making this year's Walker Cup team have been damaged by what he described as a "stupid" decision by the Golfing Union of Ireland not to take up its option of four exemptions for this week's prestigious St Andrews Links Trophy.
The 21-year old, who won the St Andrews Links title two years ago, heads the betting for the East of Ireland Championship at Baltray today when he believes he should be trying to impress the R&A selectors alongside 13 members of the 16-strong Walker Cup squad at the Home of Golf.
Dunbar said: "I think it's stupid. You would think (the GUI) would want their players to play Walker Cup and have the best chance possible, but clearly not."
Portstewart's Paul Cutler is the only Irish Walker Cup candidate in the field in Scotland, having entered as an individual for an event ranked second only to the British Amateur Championship in terms of its importance.
Dunbar, who plays off plus 2.4, narrowly failed to make the plus-2.5 handicap cut off for St Andrews and ended up as fourth reserve for an event that began yesterday.
"The St Andrews Links Trophy is the second biggest tournament and if you have a good week there, it is always going to boost your Walker Cup chances," Dunbar added. "A top five or a top 10 there would be almost bigger than winning here.
"I entered it and one of the St Andrews Links people saw me on the reserve list and rang the GUI and asked them if they wanted to use their exemptions and they still said no."
Both Dunbar and the St Andrews Links Trust expressed dismay this week at the GUI's decision not to take up its allocation of four nominations reserved for each of the "Home" countries as the event clashes with the "East".
However, the new GUI General Secretary Pat Finn, explained that while he felt sympathy for Dunbar, his hands were tied by Union policy.
"We don't send player or nominate players for events that clash with our own ones. In this case the St Andrews Links clashes with the East of Ireland and in order to strengthen it and encourage players to compete in the East we don't use nominations or wouldn't send a squad to the St Andrews Links Trophy.
"If the St Andrews Links didn't clash with the East we would almost certainly have it as an event on our High Performance calendar. Ordinarily we send players to events such as the Lytham Trophy or the British Amateur
"The bottom line is that when you have a decision of Central Council made not to nominate or send a squad to events that clash you simply can't do it, regardless of what the circumstances are."
He added: "It is a very unusual one this year where you have got a past champion not making the handicap ballot and not getting into the field other than by having a country nominate a player, in this case with the four nominations that we can't use. It's just Union policy and that is the way that it is."
Just three of the 16 players invited to take part in last month's Walker Cup panel session at Royal Aberdeen are not at St Andrews and all are Irish.
Dunbar and Ballymena's Dermot McElroy will be at Baltray while Florida based Kevin Phelan is on duty for his college in the US and does not return to Europe until the British Amateur last this month.
Dunbar's absence from St Andrews could have been avoided had he not lost a couple of "point ones" recently as he continues to make small adjustments to his swing.
"My game is not too bad but I am still going through a couple of swing changes which might have forced me to sacrifice form in a few Irish events," Dunbar said. "Hopefully it will click in now over the next few weeks with the British Amateur and the Brabazon Trophy coming up.
"I've just got a couple of technical things I'm trying to fix. The club head is a bit too open at the top and I am just trying to square it up and obviously it feels like I am taking it back really shut. So coming down it feels totally shut but it is not. It just takes a bit of getting used to. I am working on it with Seamus Duffy at the Darren Clarke Golf Academy.
"I am obviously thinking about the Walker Cup. I'd like to play on the team but it is not the end of the world. Obviously I want to get on the team and play well on it but if I don't make it, I don't make it."
Dunbar's only option now is to try win the East at a fast-running Baltray, where he is the 8/1 bookies' favourite in the 156-man field ahead of Ballymena's Dermot McElroy, another Walker Cup candidate, Limerick's Pat Murray and 2008 winner Eoin Arthurs from Forrest Little.
The top 51 players after Sunday's second round will qualify for Monday's 36-hole finale.
East of Ireland Amateur Open, Co. Louth GC
Tee-times (Saturday/Sunday)
1st tee/10th tee
7.30 (12.30) D Murray (Skerries), C Campbell (Warrenpoint), C Rafferty (Greenore)
7.39 (12.39) A McCloy (Ballymena), A Lynch (Royal Tara), B Fennelly (R. Dublin/NUIM)
7.48 (12.48) D O'Donovan (Muskerry), W Hanna (Kilkeel), P O'Leary (Lucan)
7.57 (12.57) C Doran (Banbridge), A Dowling (Hermitage), I O'Rourke (Cork)
8.06 (1.06) A Condren (Greystones), M Hammond (Moyola Park), S O'Connor (Skerries)
8.15 (1.15) H Diamond (Belvoir Park), G Lawlor (Newbridge), K Purcell (Dun Laoghaire)
8.24 (1.24) A Kearney (Castlerock), G Smyth (Clonmel), C O'Rourke (Naas/NUIM)
8.33 (1.33) J Lyons (Birr), R Gribben (Warrenpoint), R Weldon (Killeen Castle)
8.42 (1.42) D Crowe (Dunmurry), B McSweeney (Woodbrook), A Kiernan (Forrest Little)
8.51 (1.51) JD McGinn (L'town & B'town), G O'Flaherty (Cork), T McLarnon (Masserene)
9.00 (2.0) S Crowe (Dunmurry), R Durnin (L'town & B'town), D Lally (Mullingar)
9.09 (2.09) C Moulds (Lisburn), D King (Tramore), J Dillon (Headfort)
9.18 (2.18) D O'Neill (Carton House), C Sharvin (Ardglass), S McGlynn (South County)
12.30 (7.30) D Reilly (Westmanstown), C Boggan (Co. Meath), P Cullen (Royal Tara)
12.39 (7.39) R McCarthy (The Island), K Crowley (Lee Valley), G Kelly (Co. Louth/UCD)
12.48 (7.48) P Sheehy (Newcastle West), S Morrison (City of Derry), I Brennan (Greenore)
12.57 (7.57) J Monaghan (The Island), D Coyle (Co. Louth), J Hume (Rathsallagh)
1.06 (8.06) R Leonard (Banbridge), R O'Donovan (Lucan), B Walton (The Island)
1.15 (8.15) S Ward (Co. Louth), C Martin (Kilkenny), K McDonagh (Athlone/NUIM)
1.24 (8.24) J Fox (Portmarnock), R McNamara (Headfort), J Greene (Carlow)
1.33 (8.33) D Ruddy (Co. Tipperary), J Richardson (Ryl. Portrush), R Walsh (Kilkenny)
1.42 (8.42 D Loftus (Swinford), M Durcan (Co. Sligo), R Cannon (L'town & B'town)
1.51 (8.51) R Mackie (Waterkloof SA), D Beattie (Castlerock), S Barry (L'town & B'town)
2.00 (9.00) J Hiluta (Chelmsford), D O'Connor (Athlone), S Walsh (Baltinglass/UCD)
2.09 (9.09) J Carvill (Warrenpoint), JM Hall (Whittlebury Park), M Brett (Portmarnock)
2.18 (9.18) M Buggy (Castlecomer), D Carroll (Grange), D Hallissey (Muskerry).
10th tee/1st tee
7.30 (12.30) D F Coghlan (Royal Dublin), G Lenehan (Portmarnock), M Mullen (Wexford)
7.39 (12.39) S Bryan (Delgany), G Bohill (Co. Louth), J Hopkins (Skerries)
7.48 (12.48) T McGowan (Strandhill/NUIM), S Ryan (Royal Dublin), N Grant (Knock)
7.57 (12.57) W Telford (Rathmore), E Arthurs (Forrest Little), C Molloy (Ardee)
8.06 (1.06) P Murray (Limerick), A Dunbar (Rathmore), E McCormack (Galway)
8.15 (1.15) L Lennox (Moyola Park), D Morgan (Mullingar), B Anderson (Co. Sligo/NUIM)
8.24 (1.24) D McElroy (Ballymena), N Gorey (Muskerry), A Hogan (Newlands)
8.33 (1.33) G McDermott (Co. Sligo), D Murphy (Portarlington), G McGrane (Royal Dublin)
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Novak, Julia Anne (1989) The quintet state of a partially localized, hydrocarbon tetraradical: cyclobutane as a general ferromagnetic coupling unit. Master's thesis, California Institute of Technology. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:04022010-085334137
The partially localized tetraradical 22 has been generated at temperatures of 77 K and below in 2-methyltetrahydrofuran and poly(methylmethacrylate) matrices, and directly observed by EPR spectroscopy. The evolution of the EPR spectrum resulting from prolonged photolysis of the bisdiazene precursor 20 indicates a two-photon process, wherein a triplet spectrum (assigned unambiguously to the monoazobiradical) gradually gives way to a quintet spectrum, ascribed to the target tetraradical. The observed quintet state is tentatively identified as the ground state of the tetraradical, based on design considerations, the fact that the quintet spectrum is intense at temperatures as low as 3.8 K, and preliminary Curie Law studies. The thermal stability of 22 (indefinitely stable in the dark at 77 K) is an unexpected attribute of this molecule; no other cyclobutanediyl studied thus far has exhibited similar sturdiness at temperatures above ca. 60 K. Two synthetic routes to the prerequisite bisfulvene 15 are discussed.
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By: Henry J. Fromage (Four Beers) –
The writing's been on the wall for Woody Allen essentially ever since Midnight in Paris convinced us all that he still had that Oscar mojo in him. The old, "one good, one not so good" Allen alternation has become a protracted "ehhhhhh" as the bleh To Rome With Love was followed by the good yet Cate Blanchett-propped up Blue Jasmine which turned into Magic in the Moonlight, then Irrational Man, then, now, Cafe Society.
This was a movie that came out in 2015. Remember?
Cafe Society is another vacation into the past, in this case the glamour of 1930s Hollywood, with another young nebbish Woody stand-in (born to play the part Jesse Eisenberg) romancing the same fresh-faced beauty (Kristen Stewart) as his hot-shot agent uncle (Steve Carrell). Oh, and the protagonist's brother (Corey Stoll) is a New York gangster for some reason.
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Woody still has some bon mots left in him, and is able to create a consistent aura of gentle amusement, especially in the way the love triangle begins to discover their romantic entanglement. If you're a fan of the basic Woody Allen setup and just want to spend an unchallenging hour and a half enveloped in another wisecracking field trip to yesteryear, this will scratch your extremely mild itch.
Also, much has been made of Allen's first teamup with legendary DP Vittorio Storaro (Apocalypse Now, Last Tango in Paris), and while often quite pretty, particularly the first Hollywood mansion party pull in and the final extremely overt The Great Gatsby nod, I could have done with less Thomas Kincaid/Rivendell lighting whenever an attractive actress showed up.
Why yes, the sun always does shine on this side of my face.
Beer Two
The Stoll-starring gangster interludes set to snappy, generic jazz, often of Godfather-style executions presented as punchlines to jokes that were never properly set up are just bizarre. The whole Corey Stoll subplot seems to be a setup to a Jewish mother bemoaning her son becoming a murder, and worse, a Christian. Meanwhile, this has roughly nothing to do with the main plot, and the main characters seem to have forgotten all about it roughly two scenes after its denouement.
Beer Three
What's really the matter, though, is Allen's created a set of philandering, selfish characters it's hard to root for or care about, no matter how many years the plot meanders over in search of enough distance for nostalgia to kick in. Is the audience at large supposed to also pine for a lost love they'd kick their current spouses to the curb in 20 seconds to requite?
One that looks like Blake Lively, no less.
Beer Four
Worst is, despite overt themes of loves lost, paths not taken, and the regrets of the past, absolutely none of that lands with any weight. Instead, we have a feather-light and calorie free sugared foam that leaves no lasting impression despite how hard Stewart tries to add some substance with subtly welling eyes and sad smiles.
I held out longer than most, but I don't think I'll be considering Woody Allen a mandatory theatrical appointment any longer. Cafe Society is a quintessential Woody Allen joint, and not a single atom more.
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Take a Drink: whenever Kristen Stewart seesaws in her affections
Take a Drink: for each gangster interlude
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Nothing get's elk hunters more excited for hunting season than practicing our elk calling. On July 17th, I teamed up with Rockie Jacobsen, Michael Batease and Kent Anderson of Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls at Archery Unlimited in Etna WY to talk all things about elk hunting gear, calling and strategy.
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Byfuglien Worth The Weight
Dustin Byfuglien of the Winnipeg Jets has not let arrests or his weight slow him down.
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Kathleen Crewe, 57, is your average single mom in just about every way. She lives in the town of Millbury, Massachusetts. She's worked as a controller for Goretti's supermarket for the past 17 years. Oh, and she just won $7 million on New Year's Day in the Massachusetts lottery.
The thing that separates Kathleen from the rest? The fact that she didn't tell anyone -- including her two college-age children -- until this past Tuesday.
Crewe hid the winning lottery ticket inside of a thermos, which was tucked inside of a fire-proof bag over the holiday weekend. She only told one person: Her sister. Crewe says that she's not one to play the lottery often, but that she decided to buy a ticket because sales were low and the odds seemed good. She also says that once she receives the cash ($4.9 million after taxes), she plans on helping her mother make repairs to her home, and that she plans on continuing working. Suuuuurrreee she will.
Some may find it a little odd that Kathleen kept such a huge, amazing, happy secret under wraps for as long as she did, but I'm totally with her. I'd do the same thing, were I, God willing, ever in her position. And, believe me, I've thought about it.
I'd tell my husband. Obviously. I'd wait to tell everyone else -- my family, my friends, coworkers. I'd want time to digest the insanity of what just happened, and I'd want to figure out what we were going to do with all that glorious, glorious cash before everybody added their two cents.
That's my plan, at least. Whether or not I'd be able to keep my yapper shut like Kathleen did is another story.
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Aboard Voyager, the crew holds a memorial service and Janeway offers any assistance the USS Equinox crew may need. Max (the first officer from the Equinox) greets B�Elanna and as it turns out, they had a relationship, many years earlier at the Academy � which subsequently makes Paris jealous. Janeway and Ransom discuss their experiences in the Delta Quadrant and it soon becomes apparent the two share different ideals for coming with their respective situations. Sometime later, Ransom and Max meet in the empty mess hall and make secret plans. Meanwhile, the crew of Voyager is working diligently to protect both ships from more attacks by the aliens. Janeway decides that the best course of action is to salvage any functioning technology from the USS Equinox and get out of the area as fast as possible but the crew of the Equinox oppose the idea � forcing our favourite redhead to pull rank and tell Ransom to abandon his vessel. The disagreement with Janeway forces the crew to speed their secret plans � to steal the shield generator from USS Voyager.
Seven detects weird radiation emitting from the Equinox and the Doctor is sent to investigate. He finds evidence that the Equinox crew has been capturing some of the alien creatures and using their bodies as fuel for the Equinox warp drive. The Doctor subsequently discovers that meticulous and brutal experiments were performed on the aliens to perfect the conversion of the creatures into fuel � which explains why the aliens are attacking.
As Ransom and Max are about to transport Voyager's shield generator over to the Equinox they are stopped by Voyager security teams and brought to Janeway. Captain Ransom tries to justify their actions but Janeway imprisons them. Sometime later, while Janeway tries to make contact with the aliens, the Doctor returns to Equinox to get more information on the aliens and activates the EMH. He is surprised to find that his alter ego was the one who designed the cruel experiments used by the Equinox's crew on the aliens. The EMH explains that Captain Ransom deleted his morality program and then proceeds to deactivate Doc �stealing his portable holo-emitter and posing as the good Doctor. While this is taking place Seven continues her salvage operation in engineering aboard the Equinox.
Aboard Voyager, the EMH rescues the Equinox crew and transport back to their vessel � beaming over the Voyager shield generator and knocking Seven of Nine unconscious in the process. The Equinox crew then proceeds to warp out of the area. Alone in space again, the crew of Voyager discovers to their horror that the aliens have breached their security and that they are defenceless..


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Lenny Kravitz
I have never met Lenny Kravitz. But I know his music... and I also worked with his father.
Lenny is the son of Sy Kravitz, a white Jewish-American News producer and Roxie Roker, a black actress best known for her role on "The Jeffersons." Lenny was coming into his own in the late 1980's, when I was working as a TV News Anchor and Reporter for News 12 Long Island.
Our Assignment Manager, a TV News veteran named Hardy Mintzer, assigned me to cover a story about a flea market located at Republic Airport, a private aviation airport on Long Island. Hardy told me to be sure I asked for Sy Kravitz, a friend of his who had been a news producer for NBC in New York. Sy Kravitz, I assumed, was no longer working in News as he was now managing this flea market.
I interviewed Sy about the flea market without knowing his connection to an up-and-coming performer named Lenny Kravitz. All went well and I found Sy to be warm and gracious.
While I was putting together the flea market story, Hardy told me about Sy Kravitz's history. He had married a black actress, Roxie Roker, and they had a son who was just making a name for himself in the music business.
Several months later, Sy Kravitz was hired to be on the Assignment Desk where he could work alongside his old buddy, Hardy Mintzer. We would often talk about his days at the flea market where we first met. And he was generous in his comments and critique of my work as a Reporter... and later as an Anchor.
When I left News12 Long Island in 1990, both Hardy Mintzer and Sy Kravitz were still toiling at the Assignment Desk. Over time, the fond memories of them faded into the abyss inside my head, even as Sy's son became a legendary rock star.


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As I was glancing through the newspaper showtimes today I realized that I had left a film out of my holiday capsule reviews. Since adding another section to my last post would make it horrendously large, I figured I'd just set this one apart. As such, I am here yet again to rectify the situation.
The Tourist
Johnny Depp has made a career out of playing eccentric characters (Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Pirates of the Carribean) and even when he plays "normal" there's still seems to remain a hint of strange in the neurosis that he fabricates for his roles, like the fantasy-creating J.M Barrie or the tortured and titular Gilbert Grape. In "The Tourist" we see Depp giving his best shot at an everyman — in this case a community college math teacher named Frank on holiday in Europe.
The film opens with Elise (Angelina Jolie) under heavy surveillance by some unnamed yet understood police authority. She receives a communiqué which sends the fuzz atwitter and they proceed to scamper around as she evades them and slips onto a train bound for venice. The note tells her to choose a man and pose as though her were the note-sender which she promptly does in the form of the anxious, electronic cigarrette smoking Frank.
Arriving in Venice Elise whisks Frank away to her posh hotel accomodations and makes sure to plant a kiss on him in full view of the surveilance, thrusting Frank into a game of cat and mouse running from both the law and underworld gangsters. Paul Bettany plays the obligatory police chief who wills stop at nothing to find his man and a handful of secondary character fill up the chorus, including a rather dejected-looking Rufus Sewell who does offers one line of diologue after posing mysteriously for about 6 total minutes of screentime. Apparently his career isn't blasting off at the moment.
For most of the film, Tourist is merely entertaining. The plot itself is nothing spectacular but it is enough to allow you enjoy all the pretty scenery and wonder, casually, if everything will work out in the end. Jolie is absolutely boring in her flat portrayal of the elusive Elise, torn by loyalty and love and doing little more than striking the pouted pose that made Jolie famous. Depp is fun to watch if only because his character is so average it seems unusual.
The strongest point of Tourist, however, is how french director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck doesn't rely on cheap flashy tricks to save his characters from peril. In the movies most drawn out chase seen, Depp runs barefoot in his pajamas across venetian roofs, slowly and awkwardly as I suspect any of us might do if we were woken by men with large guns. He doesn't jump over treachorous gaps, dodging bullets, setting of explosions and parkour-ing to safety. He mostly ambles around like, well, a dumb american in over his head.
And, while most of the plot offers little by way of mind-bending surprise, von Donnersmarck does have a trick or two up his sleeve that manage to elevate the film out of what would be an otherwise uneventfull demise. B-


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Sitting in the sage brush, this little arctic fox looks very out of place in the desert? This little fox began life as a pet. Like many exotic pets, she ended up needing a home. Fortunately, a home was found at Animal Ark. This is a great facility with lots of animals including two wolves born at Wolf Park in 1995.
Her name is Effie and she is a very happy fox. I took a lot of photographs of her on February 15, 2003.
In case you are wondering, the canines are very adaptable. Tropical members of the dog family do well in very cold Midwest winters; arctic species do well in hot arid climates. They adjust well to any number of environmental conditions.
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