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The great choreographers Antony Tudor and José Limón were no strangers to young dancers. Both of them taught and choreographed for their students at the Juilliard School. Limón's modern-dance company was based at Juilliard, and that created close links between students and his ensemble of professionals. Tudor's Juilliard choreography was often performed by professional ballet companies. Boston Conservatory director of dance Yasuko Tokunaga studied with both masters at Juilliard, and last weekend the Conservatory honored their centennial birthdays with a program of small and large works.
In 1970, Antony Tudor (April 4, 1908–April 19, 1987) received a National Endowment for the Arts grant to make three works for Juilliard students that would serve later as repertory pieces for small ballet companies. This was an example of the imaginative thinking at the NEA in its early days: grassroots funding of creative artists would pay off by enriching the performance mainstream. Several companies did perform Continuo, among them Boston Ballet II, in 1986.
Continuo had a private showing at Juilliard in 1971 and was premiered officially on May 17, 1976, by Syracuse Ballet Theater. Tudor set the dance, in essence a study, for three couples to Johann Pachelbel's Canon in D, countering the music's overfamiliarity with an arrangement for string quartet. In its seven-minute duration, Continuo works like a pocket exposition of classical ballet steps, partnering, and compositional variety.
The music is so transparent and the dance materials are so sparing that the piece's syntactical originality is clear. It even winds up with a pun on a ballet cliché. The men kneel with one leg off the floor in arabesque and the women stand behind them, both supporting them and being supported.
Tudor made Little Improvisations (1953) during a summer teaching job at Jacob's Pillow; it was staged nine years later at Juilliard. Set, rather obviously, to most of Robert Schumann's Kinderszenen ("Scenes from Childhood"), this duet has a lot of charm, and it asks the dancers for technical subtlety as well as playfulness.
Tudor's fusion of step invention, musical responsiveness, and character was unique in 20th-century ballet. He's pegged as a great dramatist for his theater ballets (Jardin aux Lilas, Pillar of Fire), but the small works, and especially Dark Elegies, reveal the way he could infuse classical technique with expressive power.
Created in 1937 for the Ballet Rambert in London, Dark Elegies is a singular work, even for Tudor. He constructed the poignance of Mahler's Kindertotenlieder ("Songs on the Death of Children") in a community gathering that encompasses both individual grief and ritual folk dances. The Conservatory dancers showed fine technical abilities here, as they did throughout the evening, but I felt only Astrid Segredo in the fourth lament summoned an intensity equal to the theme. David Kravitz was the wonderful guest baritone, and the orchestra was led by Beatrice Jona Affron.
No choreographer has crafted the classical vocabulary as a conveyor of feelings better than Tudor. The modern dancers, his contemporaries, opened up movement expressivity even farther by relinquishing the ballet language.
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This was an interesting article I came across and raised what I thought were some intriguing questions about terrorism.
The assassin who killed Dr. George Tiller at his church, murdered Tiller in order to keep him from performing therapeutic abortions for women. The murderer is one of a long line of religiously inspired radicals who have tried to shut down abortion providers through bombings and murders. They are not the mainstream of the pro-life movement; they are a fringe sect who are not content to protest abortion or even to engage in non-violent civil disobedience. Instead, they believe that they are justified in bombings and killings to prevent great evils that they regard as contrary to God's fundamental law.
Using violence-- like bombings and murders-- to intimidate people is terrorism. It is so in common language, it is so defined in U.S. law. The terrorist in this case and in previous abortion clinic bombings and murders are, as far as I am aware, not foreigners. They do not have Arabic or Islamic names. They are American and they live in the United States. However, just like Islamist terrorism, this terrorism is driven by fanatical religious belief. Many religiously inspired terrorists live in other countries; some, however, (who include both Christians and Muslims among their number) live in the United States and are U.S. citizens or resident aliens.
If bombings of abortion clinics and murders of abortion providers are acts of terrorism, should we treat the problem of terrorism that they present the way we treat the problem of terrorism from Al Qaeda and other groups? That is, should Scott Roeder, who is currently suspected of being Dr. Tiller's murderer, be treated the way we would treat a suspected terrorist who we believe may have ties to Al Qaeda? Should we treat him like Jose Padilla, an American citizen who was apprehended at O'Hare airport and detained in a military prison in the United States for several years? (That is, until the government transferred him to the criminal process in order to avoid judicial review of his detention.)
In particular, consider the following questions:
(1) Should the United States be able to hold Roeder without trial in order to prevent him from returning to society to kill more abortion providers? If we believe that Roeder and other domestic terrorists will plan further attacks on abortion providers and abortion clinics if we let them free, can we subject them to indefinite detention?
(2) The Obama Administration is currently considering a national security court to make decisions about the detention of suspected terrorists, with the power to order continued preventive detention. Should this court be able to hear cases involving U.S. citizens, whether they are Muslim or Christian?
(3) The U.S. government has argued that at least some terrorists should not be tried through the criminal process with its various Bill of Rights protections but instead can and should be tried through military commissions, where the standards of proof and various procedural protections are lowered. If Roeder is a domestic terrorist, can the U.S. government subject him to trial by a military commission instead of a criminal prosecution? Although the current version of the 2006 Military Commission Act does not bestow jurisdiction to try citizens, could we or should we amend it to include citizens who we believe are likely to commit or have committed terrorist acts?
(4) One of the most important reasons for detaining terrorists (suspected or otherwise) is to obtain information about future terrorist attacks that may save lives and prevent future bombings. To procure this information, can the government dispense with the usual constitutional and legal safeguards against coercive interrogation? Should it be able to subject Roeder to enhanced interrogation techniques, including waterboarding and other methods, to determine whether Roeder knows of any other persons who are likely to commit violence against abortion clinics or against abortion providers in the future? Would your answer change if you believed that an attack on an abortion provider or a bombing of an abortion clinic was imminent?
(5) Terrorists and terrorist organizations need money and resources to operate effectively. Often the only way to stop them is to dry up their sources of financial and logistical support. Can the U.S. government freeze the assets of pro-life organizations and make it illegal to contribute money to a pro-life charity that it believes might funnel money or provide material support to persons like Roeder or to organizations that practice violence against abortion providers? Can the government arrest, detain, and seize the property of anti-abortion activists who helped Roeder in any way in the months leading up to his crime, for example by giving him rides or allowing him to stay in their homes?
My assumption is that the government may not do any of these things. Roeder lives in the United States. He should be treated according to the ordinary criminal process. We should not be able to strip him of his rights simply by calling him a suspected terrorist, and it should make no difference whether he is a Muslim or a Christian, whether he is white or brown. And pro-life organizations, like Muslim charities, have rights of freedom of association that governments should protect lest we effectively criminalize political association and belief in the name of national security.
The difficulty is that our national deliberations on terrorism have largely proceeded on the assumption that all terrorists are non-Americans and/or non-Christians who live in or come from distant lands. They are not part of the American community, they are not "people like us" and therefore do not deserve the rights and protections of "people like us." We can detain them indefinitely, and even subject them to interrogation procedures that we would never apply to "real Americans."
But terrorism is a tactic, not a religion, an ethnicity or a nationality. There are, and always have been, American terrorists, including white and Christian terrorists. We have tended to obscure these facts in our debates, engaging in a sort of collective amnesia about domestic terrorism. We have done this even though, prior to 9/11, the country's attention was riveted for months by the Oklahoma City bombing, planned and carried out by homegrown terrorists who looked nothing like the bogeymen we associate with Al Qaeda.
Whenever we contemplate national security courts, or preventive detention, or military commissions, or enhanced interrogation techniques, or any of the various devices that have become characteristic of the War on Terror, we should always stop to ask whether we would apply those techniques and devices to domestic terrorists born and raised in the United States with white skin, Christian beliefs and Christian names. That is because Dr. Tiller's assassin is not the last domestic terrorist claiming to act in God's name. There will be more.


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Logically, it can't be true.Originally Posted by Gerard Rozas
How can someone logically justify paying someone 12K - 15K a year to win a sport when 99% of the entrants are, by definition, losers!!!
You a pay a Pro to train a dog to the best of their ability IN HOPES they are good enough to win...those that win more often get more/better dogs = more cash flow. Which gives them more experience. Which gives them more chances.
I wouldn't send a dog to Mr. Farmer expecting him to win with the dog. I'd expect him to do the best he can with raw material I've provided to him. He has experience. (I'd pay for that.) He has knowledge of the task to be completed. (I'd pay for that.) He also has the experience and the knowledge to know if the dog, when trained to the best of his ability, is capable of winning an event. I'm damn sure paying for that.
I'm not paying him to win. I'm paying him to do the best he can. If he can't win with what I've provided him, then I'll provide him with some better raw materials.
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After a highly publicized one-year postponement, LEED v4 will make its official debut this month at Greenbuild 2013 in Philadelphia. The increased rigor in the sustainable building rating system, notably in its Materials and Resources section, generated much debate and outcry throughout the six public comment periods held by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). But in the end, the USGBC announced in July that 86 percent of its voting body gave LEED v4 the go-ahead.
Design teams will have time to test the waters themselves. The USGBC built in an overlap period, until June 1, 2015, in which projects can be registered to become certified under LEED 2009 or LEED v4. Then there's no wading back.
Scot Horst, USGBC senior vice president of LEED, says that the updated rating system emphasizes building performance as well as integrated design. Whole-building energy and water metering are prerequisites in LEED v4. "You'll have to have a meter in your building, you'll have to know what's happening there, and then share that information with us to do the rating system," Horst says. Though LEED 2009 technically required building metering and performance data for five years, some in the industry felt that these minimum program requirements were rarely enforced.
Other changes include: the switch to ANSI/ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1-2010 from version 2007 as the referenced energy performance standard; credits for the use of products with Environmental Product Declarations, material transparency, and ingredient reporting through third-party certification programs such as the Health Product Declaration Open Standard (see sidebar) and Cradle to Cradle Certified Product Standard; and compliance paths for more market sectors, such as data centers, warehouses and distribution centers, and hospitality.
Though Horst cites improvements throughout the rating system, one of his favorite amendments is a credit for an integrative, holistic approach to buildings from design to occupancy. The promotion of collaboration and big-picture thinking goes beyond the project site. "What LEED v4 starts to do is really envision a global system that allows us to collect best practices from around the world and share them with each other," he says.
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LOVE THESE!ReplyDelete
Sooooo cute Robyn...TFS!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh how cute!! Love this! I'm off to Target! Thanks Robyn!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 5:48 PM
I will be looking for these and give them a try. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Jo in Nevada
- Anonymous1/12/2010 5:53 PM
Thanks for doing this..the mail box is so cute!
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How cute!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 6:03 PM
So cute, just love them, wish I could get them in Canada!ReplyDelete
Nice job Robyn. I havent been to my Target to ck on these, but I may have to make a trip there soon. Bet im tooo late though :(ReplyDelete
Enjoyed the video.
love the mail box and those face stamps are adorable or what, i've got to get them!!!ReplyDelete
GREAT project Robyn!! Thanks so much for once again doing such an awesome job with our stamps! We appreciate you so very much! :)KathyJReplyDelete
- Julie1/12/2010 6:13 PM
That is so stinkin' cute! I love it!ReplyDelete
Adorable - thank you for sharing!!!ReplyDelete
- Vickie Lee1/12/2010 6:17 PM
So very cute. I had heard about the mail boxes but didn't know how they were used - now I do. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Robyn,this is to cute.If Target has any of these left they wont last long LOLReplyDelete
Linda W.
So cute Robyn! Now if I can only find the :(ReplyDelete
Love this!! Rewatch DVD...I enjoy watching you. You give me so many great ideas!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 6:41 PM
So cute! Thank you for posting the color & cardstock names. It helps out a newbie like me. =0)ReplyDelete
Cathy A
Super cute! I LOVE it!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 6:53 PM
so cute! I have some just haven't started them yet! Thanks for explain hoe to do the cut around the flag!ReplyDelete
Very Cute again Robyn.... I have the everyday paperdoll cart..not the mini or other.. but I have george and home accent for the heart and scallop.... I will go to Target tomorrow to see if I can find the mail box...thanks for sharingReplyDelete
So cute! Great idea - thanks for sharing - we don't have Target...someday maybe!ReplyDelete
i bet the mailboxes have sold out since you mentioned them! LOLReplyDelete
very cute
alice h
That is cute, it would make a great little Valentine for my Grandbabies, Thank You!!ReplyDelete
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Another great video. Thanks. Your mailbox turned out super cute!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 8:36 PM
Very cute and very affordable!! These will be great gifts for co-workers with small bunches of Hershey kisses! Always need the chocolate as you know!! Kellie P. firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks Robyn! Cute and Cheap!!ReplyDelete
Super cute!ReplyDelete
suppa cute Robyn :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 9:16 PM
What a cute idea, thanks for sharing....ReplyDelete
Cute!! I've tried making these in the past, but have always had problems with the flag. Thanks for showing us how to make it easy using the punch! :)ReplyDelete
I bought the little mailboxes at Target last year and never did do anything with them... now I'm inspired! Cute, cute, cute!!!!ReplyDelete
So cute! My target only had white and red. I love the pink and so would my granddaughters!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 9:45 PM
Thanks for sharing Robyn you are the best. I am off to Target in the morning to see if I can get some mailboxes.ReplyDelete
soooo cute Robyn!! now that cute mailbox is all dressed up & ready to be filled!!ReplyDelete
Adorable! Gotta get some of those stamps, even if I don't have the Paper Dolls cartridge!ReplyDelete
So cute Robyn planning on visiting Target tomorrow. Thinking of using this for my kids or bible class.ReplyDelete
- KTbirdiegirl1/12/2010 10:36 PM
Super cute mailbox! Thanks for detailing each step. I'm a visual person and that helps a bunch!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/12/2010 10:38 PM
Super cute!ReplyDelete
this is a awesome treat for all my kiddos :)
thanks girly!
That is so cute - yes, I'm making one. JulieReplyDelete
SOOOO Cute! Now I just need to figure out what I'm gonna make them for. Hopefully I can find the mailboxes, because the Target here is so much more different than in the mainland. :-(ReplyDelete
Thanks again Robyn!
These are way cute. Such a pity that we dont get anything like these at our target here in Australia.ReplyDelete
I luv this. It is quick and simple. I think I will make a couple for the girls at work. Too cool.ReplyDelete
I for a long time wanted to make one of these mailboxes but, I can't find them in my area anywhere. When I do find some I'm gonna get several. An amazing woman and a crafty woman you are, Robyn. TFS!ReplyDelete
Oh Robyn I so want one of these but have never seen anything like this in the UK. You made this into such a fun gift.ReplyDelete
Kim xXx
Very cute. I may have to make one for myself. I don't think my sons would be excited (teenager/almost teen).ReplyDelete
This is so cute! I actually have one of those mailboxes that I haven't done a thing with. Thanks for the great idea!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Cute, cute, cute!!! Not that I could ever improve one of your designs, but how about making a tiny little bow to put in the little girl's hair?ReplyDelete
Cute project - great video - you make it look so easy.ReplyDelete
Very cute! I love the mail box. Thanks for the tip on mini monograms. I have it and forgot about the circle.ReplyDelete
So cute - Im headed to Target today I hope they have some left.ReplyDelete
Great video Robyn!! I am going to see if the Target closest to me has these cute mailboxes!!ReplyDelete
Oh Robyn! Toooo cute as always. Thank you so much for sharing and, for all the good things I have learned from you! <3ReplyDelete
Oh Robyn! Toooo cute as always. Thank you so much for sharing and, for all the good things I have learned from you! <3ReplyDelete
I just love that color pink. Super cute.ReplyDelete
This is so adorable!! Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Wow..that was a really nice mailbox Robyn. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Wow..that was a really nice mailbox Robyn. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
So very cute and crafty!! I'm going to use them for my grandkids!! CarolH :)ReplyDelete
So cute, now I really want the paperdoll cart. Didn't know if I would use it that much.ReplyDelete
Love that. Haven't seen them at my target. Heading there soon again.ReplyDelete
I think I am gonna have to buy some of these now! LOL! I think the best use for me is to make something for the teacher's for Valentine's day since I already ordered Valentine's from Stampin Up. :DReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/13/2010 7:26 AM
absolutely adorable. email@example.com
- Anonymous1/13/2010 7:29 AM
Cute mail box. I'm sure the kids will love them...ReplyDelete
- scrapin gr ma1/13/2010 7:51 AM
so cute Robyn, Target here i come, hope they have some my grandchildren will love them! treat inside and their happy !!ReplyDelete
Oh My Golly!!!! I am going right now to find some mail boxes. My kindergartner will love this. I am super excited I love this so much. I think one of your cutest ideas yet!!!! Thanks Robyn I really love it.ReplyDelete
Very cute! Love the pink. Love the faces. Gotta get the paper dolls cartridge, so I can get some of the stamps! TFSReplyDelete
- Helen Pratt1/13/2010 9:21 AM
Oh this is so cute Robyn.I have the cartridges but not the faces.ReplyDelete
- Roxannie1/13/2010 9:37 AM
That was sooooo cute...I have to save up some money and buy the paper dollsReplyDelete
Love Love Love altered stuff. I altered composition notebooks for christmas gifts, even made them for my niece for her teachers gifts. It is a great way to get rid of scrap paper and the notebooks are only $1.ReplyDelete
Adorable!!! I did get a few of these but havent made any yet...better hurry up =)ReplyDelete
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- Jennifer S1/13/2010 10:11 AM
LOVED this idea! Went straight to Target this morning and found some!! Not many left, though - no PINK eitherReplyDelete
:0( red and white will have to do!
- Jennifer S1/13/2010 10:11 AM
LOVED this idea! Went straight to Target this morning and found some!! Not many left, though - no PINK eitherReplyDelete
:0( red and white will have to do!
I love the idea of these mailboxes, but don't always know what to do with them. Thanks for the idea. BTW, you're videos ALMOST feel like they're missing something without any outtakes :PReplyDelete
Super cute!!! LOVE EM!ReplyDelete
Very cute- I decided to get the buckets instead of the mailboxes b/c then they already were decorated! How sad- but time gets short sometimes so I try to be realistic. They turned out very cute for you.ReplyDelete
cute...you just reminded me to get busy on mine's I have 3 to do, I also got the buckets for my 2 sons.ReplyDelete
I love the mailbox, Robyn. It's so cute! My daughters would just love one of these - I might need to make a target trip...ReplyDelete
Very cute Robyn!ReplyDelete
I just love these mailboxes and wish I had a Target close by!ReplyDelete
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Wouldn't you know... I am in love with this mailbox and there isn't a Target within 50 miles of here. EGAD!ReplyDelete
I LOVE THIS IDEA!! My son got one of these last year in red but it was nearly as cute.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/13/2010 5:51 PM
Can`t get enough of your videos Robyn! You always inspire me.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/13/2010 5:57 PM
I apologize if I am not supposed to ask questions(I'm a little new to this). I've never ordered from peachy keen, but I have both paper doll catridges and was wondering which "face stamps" would be the most useful for me to order:) Thanks so much...and as always, great project. I have some mailboxes on hand and it got me fired up to use them again!ReplyDelete
- Kris in Alaska1/13/2010 6:18 PM
Love those face stamps! Cute project!ReplyDelete
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So cute! TFSReplyDelete
Now I see why people are so crazy for these little mailboxes. I just love your project...super cute! Thanks, PamReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/13/2010 9:00 PM
now i know why everyone is going nuts over these mail boxes LOL..thanks DanielleChappell(cricutMB)ReplyDelete
SO CUTE!! TFSReplyDelete
So cute!!!ReplyDelete
Must run to Target to get some!!!Great Project..Thanks RobynReplyDelete
- claudia1/14/2010 4:04 AM
that is like SUPER CUTE :)ReplyDelete
Cute, Cute, Cute!ReplyDelete
Great idea on how to alter those cute little mailboxes. Thanks again for the clear and helpful instructions.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1/14/2010 12:35 PM
SOO love your creative ideas I went to Target right after and got all the boxes I could find but bummer none of them had the lids UGH I got em anyways and will figure something out.ReplyDelete
What a cute idea! I bought some of these last year and tried stamping with alcohol ink on them, but I like this idea much better!ReplyDelete
Too too cute!!ReplyDelete
As usual, this project is adorable!! Thanks for the video....ReplyDelete
This is a great video!! Love the mailbox and the little girl is so so cute!! :)ReplyDelete
This is SUPER CUTE:)ReplyDelete
This is adorable! I am oing over to my Target today to see if I can find some little mailboxes!ReplyDelete
Thanks robyn!
oh i love this. wish i got one. does anyone know where you can find them. i would love to make this for my niece.ReplyDelete
thank you robin, i love your site. and my prayers are going up to heaven for the haitians too.
- LisaMH1/15/2010 6:10 PM
Very cute Robyn! I have made these for the last 2 years. The first one I made was for my daughter's 1st grade teacher. This year my son has her so I am not sure if she would want another??? She loves Hello Kitty so I might make one with some fun Hello Kitty stuff. Thanks for the video, I love to see the great ideas. I will have to check my Target see if they have the mailboxes. LisaMHReplyDelete
Those are so cute, Robyn. Thanks for the video, I just love all the wonderful ideas. I hope I can still find one so I can make this cute project and give it away to my special valentine!ReplyDelete
- Teresa Kaufhold1/16/2010 12:49 PM
Cute Cute Cute Robyn!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
Happy Valentines Day to you too!!
Oh Robyn I just love your blog! Last week I saw these mailboxes at the dollar spot at Target and I bought on in each color for my three kids. I wasn't sure what to do with them but they were too cute to pass up! Thanks for the inspiration and idea!ReplyDelete
Too cute - love the little girl doll. I just ordered the Basic Paper Doll Face Assortment stamps...can't wait to use them. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for this lovely mailbox all wrapped up and cutesy!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous1/31/2010 10:47 PM
made one but didn't turn out as cute as yours TFS!!ReplyDelete
I Love your mailbox with paper doll dress up =)ReplyDelete


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Am I the only film critic with this vainglorious dream? Here's the scenario: I'm interviewing an important filmmaker, and this A-list auteur, impressed by the perspicacity of my questions and disarmed by my élan and charisma, leans over the table and says, "I've got a part for you in my next movie."
The truth is, critics hardly ever appear in movies. By 1952, James Agee had retired as a film reviewer for Time and the Nation, and he played a sad, bloated, barstool version of himself at that time, a character named Frank, in a TV version of Stephen Crane's story, "The Bride Came to Yellow Sky." Agee also wrote the teleplay.
In the late 1960s, Jonathan Rosenbaum, now a critic for the Chicago Reader, spoofed himself as a movie-obsessed intellectual crazy in the funny short "Two-Backed Beast." Rosenbaum babbled on and on before a blackboard about a non-existent art movie. What was he poking fun at? "Pontification, I guess," he told me later. "Holding forth with a lot of assurance about things that one isn't sure about."
It's the New York Observer's Rex Reed who's done the most movies, playing himself in several Hollywood bit roles and getting a dramatic part in Inchon! (1981), a dreadful costumer paid for by the Unification Church. He saw his big scene there with Sir Laurence Olivier dropped on the cutting-room floor. Above all, there's the supremely kitschy and miserable Myra Breckinridge (1970), in which he portrayed the before-the-sex-switch Myron Breckinridge. When I interviewed him, Reed called the movie "a worthless piece of crap, made by people all locked in their dressing rooms waiting for their lawyers to call." He was pleased with only one moment, the one in which he crosses a Hollywood party "with my jacket over one arm and a bottle of champagne, which is what William Holden did in Sabrina."
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Outside of the office Dr Kahn enjoys spending time with his wife and two young daughters. His hobbies include photography, playing the guitar, reading, cooking, improvisation and sports. Dr Kahn has also participated in global humanitarian surgery, travelling to underserved parts of the world to educate and assist local physicians and patients with their reconstructive plastic surgical needs.
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American Board of Surgery (1997-2007)
National Board of Medical Examiners (1992 - present)
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Undergraduate- Tufts University
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Surgical Residency- University of Medicine and Dentistry- New Jersey Medical School
Plastic Surgery Residency- University of California- San Francisco
Fellowship- New York University- Institute for Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
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Dr. Kahn has written numerous articles that have been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals including the prestigious Plastic and Reconstructive surgery journal and the Aesthetic Surgery Journal. He has also been an invited author, reviewer, and editor for textbooks, journals, and reference publications on aesthetic surgery. Dr. Kahn has authored works on all aspects of cosmetic surgery including facial surgery and rhinoplasty, breast surgery and body contouring. His up to date CV can be found on the website.
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In-service Examination- Aesthetic and Breast Subcommittee. Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation
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The Recording Academy Los Angeles Chapter hosted Up Close & Personal With Kelly Rowland on Sept. 27 at The Academy's headquarters in Santa Monica, Calif.
Before a packed audience, the four-time GRAMMY-winning R&B artist engaged in a discussion with GRAMMY-nominated artist and Chapter President MC Lyte, touching on topics such as the creative process behind her latest album, Here I Am, plans for the video for her next single, "Lay It On Me," collaborating with fellow GRAMMY winner David Guetta on the 2009 hit "When Love Takes Over," touring, and working on the UK music TV show "The X Factor," among other topics.
"Touring has been so much fun because it's been about five years since I've been on tour," said Rowland. "Performing as a solo artist right now, I'm just on the highest cloud."
Up Close & Personal With Kelly Rowland will be available as video on demand beginning Sept. 30 exclusively at GRAMMY365, The Academy's member-only website. For more information on Academy membership, visit www.grammy365.com/join.
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Alternate timelines were altered versions of a single universe. There were several methods of temporal manipulation that could create an altered version of a timeline.
- A temporal incursion into the past could cause an alternate chain of events to unfold. However, in the cases where the time travel event was part of a predestination paradox, an alternate timeline was not created. (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") In at least one case, when accidental time travel from 2371 led to the premature death of Gabriel Bell in 2024, an altered future existed for the same amount of time it took for Benjamin Sisko to replace and complete Bell's vital role in the "Bell Riots" of 2024. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I", "Past Tense, Part II")
- Time travel to the future of a timeline could create an alternate future, where the time traveler had never returned back to the past from the future. Such was the case, for example, when the USS Enterprise-C traveled from 2344 to 2366 through a temporal rift. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise"; DS9: "The Visitor"; ENT: "Shockwave", "Shockwave, Part II") This however did not always occur, such as in the case when Samuel Clemens visited the 24th century through a temporal distortion created by the Devidians. (TNG: "Time's Arrow, Part II")
- Sometimes objects and people who had traveled through time from the future into the past would vanish when the timeline is altered enough, such as an alternate Captain Jean-Luc Picard who came to the past through an energy vortex in 2365. (TNG: "Time Squared") When objects were pushed completely out of the space-time continuum, they were also erased from history, creating an altered timeline, where the object never came into being. Such was the case with the effect of the main energy beam weapon of the Krenim weapon ship and destroying the interspatial parasites that had infected Captain Jonathan Archer in the 22nd century. (VOY: "Year of Hell"; ENT: "Twilight") According to the Borg Queen, a similar fate would have awaited the alternate future Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway, if the Queen had managed to kill her counterpart Captain Janeway in 2378. (VOY: "Endgame") More commonly though, changes to the past of a timeline did not cause the objects and people from an alternate future to vanish. Multiple versions would then coexist. These alternate versions could be reintegrated into a single person using 29th century technology. (VOY: "Relativity")
As a rule, Starfleet officers were forbidden to cause changes in the timeline or to share their knowledge of future events by the Temporal Prime Directive. (VOY: "Shattered") The Department of Temporal Investigations was tasked to ensure that time travel events did not contaminate the timeline. (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") By the 28th century, changing the timeline had become more universally illegal after the Temporal Accord was established. (ENT: "Cold Front") By the 29th century, Starfleet had taken it on as a mission to use time travel as a means of upholding the integrity of the timeline by fixing changes in the past. It was also Starfleet policy by then to integrate different versions of people into one, when several coexisting ones appeared due to paradoxes and time travel. (VOY: "Relativity")
While the prime timeline was usually restored by operatives from the 29th to the 31st centuries, in some cases, the influence of alternate timelines remained as a part of the chain of events in the prime timeline. Spock for instance would not have learned that he had to travel to the past to save himself from being killed by a Le-matya when he was seven years old, had he not accidentally traveled to an alternate timeline, where he had not yet saved himself. (TAS: "Yesteryear") Warnings, temporal incursions and information of alternate futures were also an integral part of the prime timeline. Such was the case, when Captain Jean-Luc Picard shared his experiences of the future shown to him by Q, to his crew in 2370, allowing them to make different life choices. (TNG: "All Good Things...") USS Voyager was rescued and aided by its crew members from the future. In 2375, a transmission from Harry Kim from an alternate 2390 averted the crash landing of the Voyager. In 2378, technology and assistance from Admiral Kathryn Janeway from an alternate 2404 saved the ship from a longer disastrous journey through the Delta and Beta Quadrants. (VOY: "Timeless", "Endgame")
Alternate realitiesEdit
Different versions of a timeline also sometimes coexist as parallel universes. Most active temporal anomalies allow interaction between two different alternate timelines for a moment, making them parallel realities in relation to one another.
- Time travel to the past by the Romulan mining vessel Narada through a black hole created with red matter resulted in the creation of an alternate reality. (Star Trek)
- In 2370, Q allowed Picard to shift his consciousness between three parallel timelines, one in the past, one in the present and one in the future from Picard's point of view, in order for him to create an anti-time eruption. The eruption was linking these universes together. When it was sealed into subspace, the coexisting timelines also collapsed. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
- In 2371, radiation poisoning and the temporal energy emissions of an artificial quantum singularity of a Romulan Warbird allowed Miles O'Brien to jump between the prime and an alternative timeline in which Deep Space 9 was destroyed. At least during some of the jumps the two timelines coexisted. (DS9: "Visionary")
- Harry Kim considered an alternate reality as one possible cause for his sense of déjà vu and familiarity to a region of space in the Delta Quadrant, until the Taresian retrovirus was discovered to be the actual cause. (VOY: "Favorite Son")
- A brief experience with a parallel reality was theorized to be one possible cause for Tuvok's breakdown in 2373 over memories of events Tuvok had not experienced. The cause was later on discovered to be a memory virus unknowingly transmitted to him from Lieutenant Commander Dimitri Valtane, in 2293. (VOY: "Flashback")
Pockets, folds, and fragmentsEdit
- It was possible to artificially create pockets where a previous timeline continued, while the timeline of the rest of the universe was changed. Such technology as a subspace bubble, a subspace isolation field, temporal shielding, and the wake of a temporal vortex kept any enveloped object in a pocket with its own timeline. The Guardian of Forever was also capable of maintaining the time planet in its original timeline. (TNG: "Timescape"; DS9: "Past Tense, Part I"; VOY: "Year of Hell"; Star Trek: First Contact; TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever")
- The race of the alien who took the shape of Cosimo existed in temporal inversion folds of the space-time matrix. The folds were parallel time streams visible as temporal anomalies intersecting the prime reality. Inside the folds, reality remained unaffected by changes in the timeline. It was possible to utilize a fold to exchange one's consciousness with an alternate possible timeline version of oneself. (VOY: "Non Sequitur")
- Temporal causality loops create independent fragments of time, inside which the time of the universe repeats itself. From outside the loop, it appears as if the things inside had simply vanished from the space-time continuum. For people inside the loop the memories from previous loops begin to assert themselves as a sense of déjá vu and eventually as clearer memories. (TNG: "Cause and Effect")
Time continuumsEdit
Within the universe there were also several parallel time continuums occupying the same space but in a different time. (TNG: "Time's Arrow")
- The Devidian lived in a different time continuum, only a fraction of a second away, with a positive phase variance of 0.004 percent from the normal timeline. (TNG: "Time's Arrow", "Time's Arrow, Part II")
- The quantum singularity lifeforms were native to a parallel time continuum. They utilized temporal apertures to travel between continuums and delivered their embryos to mature in nests inside the gravity wells of quantum singularities in our universe. The adult beings of the species were capable of taking humanoid form and were unaffected by temporal fractures. (TNG: "Timescape")
- Elysia was a small parallel time continuum that periodically touched the prime universe in the Delta Triangle region. Elysia was described by Devna as a pocket in the garment of time. The collisions between the two alternate universes produced time warp vortexes in the time barrier between the universes, that allowed passage from one side to the other at high warp speed. (TAS: "The Time Trap")
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Appearances Edit
Alternate timelines are depicted in the following episodes or films:
- "Tomorrow is Yesterday" (Season 1)
- "The City on the Edge of Forever"
- "All Our Yesterdays" (Season 3)
- "Yesteryear" (Season 1)
- "Time Squared" (Season 2)
- "Yesterday's Enterprise" (Season 3)
- "Tapestry" (Season 6)
- "Parallels" (Season 7)
- "All Good Things..."
- "Past Tense, Part I" (Season 3)
- "Past Tense, Part II"
- "Visionary"
- "The Visitor" (Season 4)
- "Trials and Tribble-ations" (Season 5)
- "Children of Time"
- "Time's Orphan" (Season 6)
- "Time and Again" (Season 1)
- "Non Sequitur" (Season 2)
- "Future's End" (Season 3)
- "Future's End, Part II"
- "Before and After"
- "Year of Hell" (Season 4)
- "Year of Hell, Part II"
- "Timeless" (Season 5)
- "Relativity"
- "Fury" (Season 6)
- "Shattered" (Season 7)
- "Endgame"
- "Shockwave" (Season 1)
- "Shockwave, Part II" (Season 2)
- "Twilight" (Season 3)
- "Storm Front" (Season 4)
- "Storm Front, Part II"
- Star Trek films
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Apocrypha Edit
According to the Star Trek: Myriad Universes story "Places of Exile" by Christopher L. Bennett in the 2008 novel of the series, Infinity's Prism, the concept of quantum realities is synonymous with all types of alternate timelines. According to the 2008 novel Fearful Symmetry by Olivia Woods, the mirror universe is also a parallel quantum universe, further suggesting that even trans-dimensional realms are alternate timelines.
The Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations novel Watching the Clock, goes into detail about how and why some forms of time travel create parallel alternate realities and others lead to the overwriting of the same timeline. According to the novel, the only way one timeline could replace another is if they coexisted side by side from the moment of their divergence and were merged together again at a later point. Timelines diverge when they shift sufficiently out of phase to become non-interacting, but it is not impossible for them to interfere again at a later point in time. If they did become entangled as a single system, quantum information theory demands that only one of the two conflicting sets of information survive, as quantum history has to be self-consistent. After the merge, it would be as if one timeline suddenly transformed into another. The previous events would still have occurred, but they would no longer be remembered, as the information would have been destroyed. Two different timelines coming back into phase would violate entropy, so there needs to be some kind of force acting to merge them back together.
The game Star Trek: Armada features the USS Premonition (β) a starship came from an alternate future where the Borg controlled most of the Alpha Quadrant. Captain Thaddius Deming of the Premonition hoped to warn the Federation of a coming Borg invasion in time to prevent the Borg victory. With the help of Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise-E, and after making two further temporal incursions, the Premonition's mission was a success and she returned back to the future.


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Mining tools used during the colonial days were the most advanced in the whole world. Today the same mining tools are being used and the 980 current miners work in very primitive conditions. I lasted about 40 minutes touring the mine. There was an option to go deeper into the mines but the dust and odour was so bad that I couldn't continue. Less than half our group actually completed the tour. A typical miner would work 12 hours straight and their diet in the mines would consist of marijuana cigarettes, fire water (98% alcohol), a few dried bananas, and an abundance of coca leaves. The sad fact is that, other than mining, there isn't a great deal of other employment opportunities in Potosi and men would start to work in the mines as young as 14. When we met with the miners we gave them gifts of food and drink and they were so excited to see us and receive our offerings. It was an experience that really brings home the reality these people face every day.
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