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HIST1100 The History of Iowa 3 s.h.
A survey of Iowa from the 1600s to the present, including Native Americans, early European and U.S. settlement, the path to statehood, the development of agriculture, military conflicts, religion, education, and Iowa's role in the nation and world, with opportunities for students to explore local history resources. Offered online only. Does not fulfill a general education requirement.
HIST1280 History of the Community of Christ (Also RELG1280) 3 s.h.
The rise of the Latter Day Saint movement, the migration to the Midwest, the disruption at Nauvoo, the development of the Reorganization and other factions, and a survey of the conditions, trends, and problems in the contemporary Community of Christ and other factions of this unique American religious movement.
HIST1310 World Civilizations I 3 s.h.
An introductory survey of selected world civilizations from earliest times to approximately 1500 A.D., combining broad chronological coverage with intensive concentration on a small number of selected topics. Those social, political, economic and intellectual themes which have a direct bearing upon contemporary culture and society will be stressed. Goal 4
HIST1320 World Civilizations II 3 s.h.
An introductory survey of selected world civilizations from the emergence of Western Europe as a center of world power. The impact of Western civilizations upon the development of other world civilizations and the contemporary emergence of a global perspective will be stressed. Goal 4
HIST1700 History Museum Management Internship (Also HIST3700) 1-15 s.h.
A work-study program under the direction of the professional staff of a recognized historical collection, historical society, or historical site. This program consists of on-the-job training in various areas as determined by the student's interests and needs. Areas available for study include museum interpretation, administration, management and staffing, display, publicity, preservation and restoration methods, acquisitioning, archives, research, records management, and development and care of properties. NOTE: No more than 6 hours of the internship will be applied to the normal history and social science major requirements. The hours involved will count as resident credit.
HIST2000 Individual Study Goal 1B 1-3 s.h.
HIST2200 Survey of Latin American History I 3 s.h.
A history of the peoples of the Americas, from their arrival in the western hemisphere through the 19th century. Topics to be addressed include Native American societies and states, the encounter with Europe, the long colonial period, and struggles for political and economic independence. Goal 1B
HIST2210 Survey of Latin American History II 3 s.h.
A history of the peoples of Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America, from the 19th century to the present. Topics to be addressed include struggles for political and economic independence, social movements, and the influence of North American and other outside powers. Goal 1B
+ HIST2340 Middle Eastern Civilization I 3 s.h.
A survey of Middle Eastern civilization from the pre-Islamic Middle East to 1500 with attention to the origins and growth of Islam, the cultural and economic impact of the Islamic empire and the relationship with other regions. Goal 1B
+ HIST2360 Middle Eastern Civilization II 3 s.h.
A survey of the Middle East from 1500 to the present, beginning with the rise of the Ottoman and Safavid empires. Attention will be given to the growth of European interests in the Middle East and the response to that interest, as well as the making of modern states in the Middle East. Goal 1B
HIST2400 Historical Inquiry 3 s.h.
An exploration of the nature, uses, and methodologies of historical inquiry. Designed to help students with an interest in history to better understand the discipline. Students formulate historical questions, engage in basic research, review literature, and investigate the nature of historical interpretation.
HIST2410 United States History to 1865 3 s.h.
A survey of the personalities, events, and ideas which have shaped American history from the earliest colonial settlements to the Civil War. Emphasis upon the American Revolution, the establishment of government under the Constitution, and the succeeding political, social, and economic movements that culminated in the Civil War. Goal 1B
HIST2420 United States History Since 1865 3 s.h.
A survey of the personalities, events, and ideas that have shaped American history since the Civil War. Emphasis upon Reconstruction, rise of industrial America, 20th century adjustments to prosperity, depression and world war, and the political, social, and economic changes since World War II. Goal 1B
HIST2900 Topics in History Goal 1B 1-3 s.h.
HIST3000 Individual Study Goal 1B 1-3 s.h.
HIST3110 Gender and Women's History 3 s.h.
A research-based study of how "gendered" persons are related to the history of work, family, politics, education and social behavior in various world cultures throughout history. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have an understanding of how gender labels were applied throughout history, how they affected a group's access to power, and how those applications affected perceptions and societal roles. Goal 1B
+ HIST3240 United States Constitutional History (Also POLS3240) 3 s.h.
A study of the history of the creation and evolving interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, with emphasis on important issues decided by the Supreme Court. Goal 1B
+ HIST3360 The Civil Rights Movement 3 s.h.
The Black Americans' struggle for political, social, and economic freedom in American society in the 20th century. Legal, direct action, and Black Power aspects will be stressed. Goal 1B
+ HIST3370 The United States Presidency (Also POLS3370) 3 s.h.
The evolution of the office of the President, the recruitment of Presidents, and the various functions performed by the President. Goal 1B
+ HIST3460 United States Foreign Relations (Also POLS3460) 3 s.h.
A history of the interaction of the United States with the people and governments of foreign nations from 1898 to the present. Topics include United States imperial ambitions, the world wars, the Cold War, and United States concerns with foreign nationalist movements. Goal 1B
+ HIST3470 British Foreign Relations (Also POLS3470) 3 s.h.
Survey of Britain's relations with governments and peoples in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas in the period 1815-1970. Topics include Britain's role in shaping the post-Napoleonic order, development of imperial policy in the 19th century, Britain and the pre-World War I alliance system, the policy of appeasement, and the transition to a diminished world role after World War II. Goal 1B
+ HIST3520 History of Christianity - The Last 1000 Years (Also RELG3520) 3 s.h.
An advanced study of the history of Christianity as it developed from the Crusades into the 20th Century. Topics will include the Crusades, the Avignon Papacy and Great Schism, the push for unity, early reform groups, the Reformation, wars of religion, religious imperialism, modern challenges to Christianity, and the Church to Vatican II. Aspects of both continuity and change within the doctrine, popular belief and structure of Christianity will be emphasized. Goal 1B
HIST3530 History of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict 3 s.h.
A history of one of the world's most intractable conflicts; examines the origins of this conflict; the concept of Zionism and the establishment of the State of Israel; the development of Palestinian nationalism; and outside forces-including Arab nationalism, colonialism and great power interests-that have had a major impact on the conflict. Goal 1B
HIST3540 United States Military History 3 s.h.
Role and evolution of the armed forces in the United States from the Revolutionary War to the present. Emphasis on the major wars fought by the United States with an exploration of their causes and effects. Other topics will include the impact of technology and leadership on the armed forces and the relationship between the military and U.S. society. Goal 1B
+ HIST3550 Recent United States History 3 s.h.
The history of the United States since 1945 emphasizing political, economic, diplomatic, and social trends. Goal 1B
HIST3560 United States Environmental History 3 s.h.
An examination of the complex relationship between human society and nature from early settlements to the present in what is now the United States. Important topics include the impact of human settlement, population growth, use of land and natural resources, the effects of industrialization, and the development of the conservation and environmental movements. Goal 1B
+ HIST3600 The Ancient Mediterranean World 3 s.h.
A thematic study of continuity and developments in the ancient Mediterranean world. Civilizations to be covered include Mesopotamia, Egypt, the development of Judaism as a culture and religion, Persia, Greece and the Alexandrian Empires, and the Roman Republic and Empire. Historical research and writing practices will be emphasized. Goal 1B
+ HIST3620 The Middle Ages 3 s.h.
A thematic study of the mingling of Germanic, Roman and Christian traditions in Europe from circa 300 through 1450. Major topics will include the establishment of Papal authority, the Crusades, Chivalry, and the Black Death, and the changes in political and religious authority throughout the period. Historical research and writing practices will be emphasized. Goal 1B
+ HIST3640 Early Modern Europe, 1350 – 1815 3 s.h.
An advanced study of the continuity, change and revolutions in Europe in the period between 1350 and 1815. Major topics will include the Hundred Years War, the Reformation, the Scientific Revolution, the Witch Hunts, the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, and the Napoleonic Empire. Historical research and writing practices will be emphasized. Goal 1B
+ HIST3660 Modern Europe, 1789 – Present 3 s.h.
An advanced study of the national and international developments in Europe from the French Revolution to the present. Major topics will include the Industrial Revolution, the revolutions of 1848, the rise of nationalism, World Wars I and II, and de-colonization during the Cold War. Historical research and writing practices will be emphasized. Goal 1B
HIST3700 History Museum Management Internship 1-15 s.h.
A work-study program under the direction of the professional staff of a recognized historical collection, historical society, or historical site. This program consists of on-the-job training in various areas as determined by the student's interests and needs. Areas available for study include museum interpretation, administration, management and staffing, display, publicity, preservation and restoration methods, acquisitioning, archives, research, records management, and development and care of properties. NOTE: No more than 6 hours of the internship will be applied to the normal history and social science major requirements. The hours involved will count as resident credit.
HIST3800 History Practicum: Conference Presentation 1-3 s.h.
An advanced experiential course of study in which students propose, research, write and present a paper at a professional or student conference. Students will gain a detailed understanding of a particular topic in history as well as the process of abstract submissions, preparation of a paper of appropriate structure and length for professional acceptance, the process of presentation itself, and the following critique. Students will be encouraged to rework a paper that they have written for a previous history or political science class and earn 1 semester hour of credit. In exceptional circumstances, students may write a new paper and earn 3 semester hours of credit. Students need not be history majors to make a request to sign up for this course, but must work closely with a history or political science faculty member in order to prepare an appropriate conference paper. Prerequisite: Instructor consent. Pass/Fail only. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 semester hours. No more than 6 hours may be applied to the history, political science, and social science major requirements. No credits earned through the Practicum may be applied to History area distribution requirements; all credits will be treated as electives. Goal 1B
HIST3900 Advanced Topics in History 1-3 s.h.
An in-depth study of topics selected from various areas of history such as Civil War, American West, American Constitutional History, Russian History, German History, etc. Course topics will be announced prior to each semester they are offered. May be repeated for credit. Goal 1B
HIST4000 Individual Study 1-3 s.h.
HIST4900 Senior Seminar I (Also POLS4900) 1 s.h. Designed to help the history majors professionalize their knowledge and experience through writing a scholarly paper. History majors only. Prerequisite: Minimum grade of "C" in HIST2400 Historical Inquiry. (Graded on a Pass/Fail basis.)
HIST4910 Senior Seminar II (Also POLS4910) 3 s.h.
The research, writing, and evaluation of the completed seminar paper. Prerequisite: HIST4900.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2012The Friends of the Arboretum welcome the Oakwood Chamber Players back for another season of engaging performances.
This season's four-concert series begins September 16 with remaining programs scheduled February 3, March 17 and May 5.
These concerts will be held in the Arboretum Visitor Center Auditorium at 1:30 p.m. Each of this season's concerts feature collections of pieces that have something in common.
Kicking off the 2012-2013 season is a concert entitled "Twenty-somethings." All of the pieces were written by composers in their twenties.
"The Americas" concert in February features work by composers from North, Central and South America. And the "Influences" concert focuses on the work of French composers and their mentors.
The Oakwood Chamber Players have a strong association with composers who write and arrange works for unique combinations of instruments, so their audiences are frequently fortunate to be the first to hear certain arrangements.
For "The Movies," the final concert of the 2012-2013 season, film composer Ian Honeyman, a former student of Players violinist Leyla Sanyer at Oregon High School, has created a special arrangement of his music from Disney's "Lily the Witch."
He has also composed music for "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl."
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Crazy Heart [Blu-Ray]
Director : Scott Cooper
Screenplay : Scott Cooper (based on the novel by Thomas Cobb)
MPAA Rating : R
Year of Release : 2009
Stars : Jeff Bridges (Bad Blake), Maggie Gyllenhaal (Jean Craddock), Robert Duvall (Wayne), Tom Bower (Bill Wilson), Colin Farrell (Tommy Sweet), James Keane (Manager), William Marquez (Doctor), Ryan Bingham (Tony), Paul Herman (Jack Greene), Rick Dial (Wesley Barnes), Jack Nation (Buddy)
Jeff Bridges has been among the most underappreciated of actors, at least in terms of being showered with awards. Prior to winning the Best Actor Oscar (and just about every other major acting award) for Crazy Heart, he had been nominated four times since his breakthrough role in 1971's The Last Picture Show, but had never actually been awarded one despite being one of the most profoundly affecting and versatile actors of his generation (seriously--name another actor who is even capable of so completely embodying such disparate characters as Starman's gentle alien, Texasville's cynical oil man, and The Big Lebowski's Dude). It may have been that Bridges was simply too good in all these roles; he disappears so thoroughly into his roles that it's easy to forget there's a performance there, that work is being done. He doesn't leave you with the sense of having watched a great performance. Rather, he does one better by leaving you with the sense that you have just watched a unique character.
That is precisely what he does in Crazy Heart as Bad Blake, a scraggly 57-year-old country-and-western singer/songwriter who makes ends barely meet by tooling around the desert Southwest in his beat-up suburban playing gigs in bars and bowling alleys for an aging crowd who still sees him as the superstar he once was. Clearly a man of great talent and charm, Bad is also a man with great self-destructive tendencies, as he is given to chain-smoking, boozing, and alienating himself from the few remaining people interested in helping him. His life meanders day to day in a drunken haze, and Bridges' performance is bold and raw (both physically and emotionally), challenging our sympathies by suggesting that Bad is largely responsible for his own downfall. His predicament is sad, but it is also fundamentally embarrassing, as we watch him drunkenly go through the motions for a crowd who genuinely wants to see him, but can't be anything but disappointed in what he gives them (at one point he has to leave in the middle of his most popular song to vomit in the back alley).
Bad is also a proud man who refuses (or is unable) to recognize just how far his star has fallen (he constantly berates his manager for booking him into such lousy places). We see Bad's pride at its sharpest when he is offered the opportunity to open for Tommy Sweet (Colin Farrell), his former protégé who is now an arena-filling superstar in his own right. Bad can't accept the prospect of warming the stage for someone who learned everything he knows from him, and the set-up suggests that Tommy is an egotistical prima donna not worthy of Bad's grizzled life experience. As it turns out, Tommy is just like Bad--a hard-working entertainer just trying to make his way in the world--only without the self-destruction. (It is never made explicit, but one wonders if Bad isn't resistant to working with Tommy because he reminds him so much of himself in his long-gone glory days.)
Crazy Heart is not all downfall, though, as the opening passages are merely the establishing shots of what will ultimately turn into a story of hard-won redemption. Redemption is not an easy or a straight path, and the film takes us through the twists and turns, the ups and downs of Bad's coming to terms with his failings and finding a way out of the hole into which he has dug himself. The first rays of light in his life (which tends to be shrouded in literal gloom, whether it be the cheap motels in which he stays while on the road or his home in Houston, neither of which ever has an open window shade) come from Jean Craddock (Maggie Gyllenhaal), an aspiring journalist half his age who wants to write a feature story about Bad when he plays a gig in Santa Fe. It is hard to imagine what, exactly, Jean sees in Bad, except that she has a pattern of choosing the wrong man, which is precisely what Bad is. On the other hand, it is not hard to see what Bad sees in her: not just a pretty, youthful face and vibrant energy, but also her young son Buddy (Jack Nation), who fills the gaping hole in Bad's heart left by his own failures as a father. Granted, the fading older man finding a spark of life in a radiant younger woman is a worn and frankly tired cliché, but Bridges and Gyllenhaal manage to make it work with genuine affection that is always tempered by the inherent dangers of such a relationship.
Actor-turned-first-time director Scott Cooper adapted Thomas Cobb's acclaimed 1989 novel, and he shows a good ear for dialogue and a strong sense of how people connect or don't. Given the character-centered nature of the story, the plot has a rambling and loose vibe, at times veering almost aimlessly onto side streets and threatening to get lost, yet it never quite does. Cooper clearly recognizes that the story is in constant danger of being too much of a downer, so he inflects it with bits of black humor and also lets Bad's music (composed by Stephen Bruton and T. Bone Burnett) frequently take center stage. Most importantly, though, he allows Bridges to do what he does best in disappearing into a complex character who earns our sympathy the hard way, making his eventual rebirth genuinely moving, even as it denies us the easy resolutions we might have expected in a simpler film.
Crazy Heart Two-Disc Blu-Ray Set | |
The second disc in this two-disc set contains a downloadable digital copy of the film. | |
Aspect Ratio | 2.35:1 |
Audio | English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround |
Subtitles | English, French, Spanish |
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Distributor | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
Release Date | April 20, 2010 |
Although it is most often discussed in terms of Jeff Bridges' Oscar-winning performance (see my own review above), Crazy Heart is a beautifully shot film that looks gorgeous in full 1080p high definition. Barry Markowitz's superb cinematography captures the grit and grim and dust of a life on the road in small honky tonks and bowling alleys, but also the glorious intensity of desert sunsets and the awesome nature of the open road and empty landscape. The high-def transfer captures all of this with great detail, although it should also be noted that it handles the numerous dark and murky sequences (of which there are many) quite nicely, with plenty of shadow detail and inky blacks and only minimal grain. The excellent DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround soundtrack gives the film's numerous musical sequences great depth and presence, whether it be Bad playing in the back of a bowling alley or he and Tommy playing a massive open-air arena. | |
I can't deny that I was a bit disappointed by the general lack of supplements on this Blu-Ray. No audio commentary, no featurettes about the production of the film, not even a theatrical trailer. There is only one featurette titled "Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Robert Duvall on What Brought Them to Crazy Heart," and it runs barely over three minutes, which gives each actor about a minute to talk about how they came to work on the film. The only other supplement on the disc is a fairly stout collection of nearly half an hour of deleted scenes--"Bad Plays 'Somebody Else' In Santa Fe," "Jean Helps Bad Pack Up," "Bad Visits Tommy Backstage," "Bad and Jean in Taos," "Bad Visits His Son," "Bad and Jean Talk About her Career," "Encouragement From Wayne," and "Bad Relapses--and two alternate music cuts for "I Don't Know" and "Brand New Angel." |
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By SAMANTHA DUNN / ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
Bob Ontiveros doesn't look much like a hero type. No big muscles. No white cape. Maybe, on a good day, when his bad knee isn't paining him too much, the 64-year-old Stanton native might come off as a kindly uncle of the Spanish avenger "Zorro."
The only thing flashy about Ontiveros is his shiny silver Toyota truck, which he uses to make pickups and deliveries for Share Our Selves, the Costa Mesa nonprofit that aids homeless and low-income families around the county. His oldest daughter, Vanessa Ontiveros, is the facilities manager there, so he started helping out after he retired from his custodian job at Mitchell Elementary School in Garden Grove, having worked for the school district since he was 18.
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"I used to tell him, 'In another life, can I pick you as my father?' He is always there for people, no matter what."
– Yvonne Gullickson, longtime friend and former co-worker at Mitchell Elementary School in Garden Grove
"He's one of the most kindhearted people I have ever met. He just has a joyful soul."
– Julie Larson, volunteer services manager at SOS
"We were almost brothers. He was there when we needed rides, when I needed someone to check in on my mom … for anything. I can't think of anything bad you could ever say about him. Well, we were crazy when we were teenagers – nothing serious – but he quit all that early."
– Ed Vasquez, childhood friend who grew up next door to Ontiveros in Stanton
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But on any given day, Ontiveros is Atlas for his corner of the world, holding it up through his abundant generosity. What does Ontiveros – who lives on his retirement checks in a tiny old house off Beach Boulevard, across the street from a warehouse – have to give?
Only himself.
"He's always listening to people, trying to figure out how he can help," says Julie Larson, SOS volunteer-services manager. "Working the food lines, picking up food – whatever your needs are, he's just willing to get it done." The other day the SOS security guard was out sick, so Ontiveros volunteered to cover for him, she says. "That's typical."
"He would help no matter what," says Yvonne Gullickson, Mitchell Elementary's kitchen manager and a friend of Ontiveros' for more than 30 years. She loves to tell the story of the time a pipe burst in her house, flooding it. She told her husband to look in her address book for the number of their plumber, whose name was also Bob. He left a message that said, "Help! We're flooded! Get over here now!"
Within minutes Ontiveros' truck was pulling up in the driveway. "I said, 'Bob, what are you doing here? I need a plumber!' He shrugged and said, 'The message said you needed help, so I came,'" Gullickson recounts with a laugh. "Bob always says, 'Just call, I'll be there.' And he is."
Sitting in the worn La-Z-Boy in his living room, Ontiveros seems perplexed that a family friend nominated him as a hero, that anything he's done is enough to tell the newspaper about: "It's just being there when you had to be, doing what you might not even think of doing."
Oniveros grew up on the same street where he lives today, in a neighborhood where everybody was a cousin or an uncle or a grandma. "Back then there were no streetlights, no sidewalks, no sewers, no drainage," he says. "We'd get flooded out and we'd make a raft, like Huck Finn. For fun we'd float down Katella. Sometimes we'd help people that were stuck in their cars."
Eventually the fire department would get around to evacuating them, he says. They'd pack an overnight bag and go to the local school, where the Red Cross would have hot chocolate and sandwiches waiting. "I loved it. It was like a party."
But growing up "in the barrio" wasn't all fun and games, says Donacano "Chano" Salas Banuelos, a friend of Ontiveros' since preschool, who says he left the neighborhood to escape the crime. As young men, they did their share of smoking and drinking, cruising around in their tricked-out Chevys, occasionally drawing the cops' attention. "But Bobby stopped all that real early," says Banuelos.
The reason? Ontivero's wife quit him when he was in his 20s, leaving behind their two young daughters and toddler son. It was for him a defining moment.
"Being on my own with them, I made sure that they came first," he says. He tried never to miss a ball game, and to this day shows up at games to cheer on a whole new generation of neighborhood kids. "I am not saying I was perfect and that I made all the right decisions, but nobody is ever going to say that I didn't try. We struggled, but I have always tried to be there for them."
"He's good with kids – anybody's kid," says Ed Vasquez of Riverside, another childhood friend. He gave his son the middle name Robert after Ontiveros, who drove him and his wife to the hospital when she was in labor. "Her footprints were stuck in his dashboard for years!" he says.
Ontiveros' concern for kids and his experience growing up where money was tight made his years as a school custodian about so much more than cleaning up. He was an ad hoc translator for Spanish-speaking families, a ride for students with special needs when there was no bus for them, a cultural facilitator explaining to teachers why some children struggled, a babysitter for working families.
"I had a lot of latchkey kids who would come around in the afternoons or help me in the morning," Ontiveros remembers. "I would put them to do this or that, move some chairs, or go set up tables. Some of them would need to wash up in the bathroom because they lived in a garage or in a little trailer in the back of somebody's yard. Some teachers didn't realize. I would remind them that not everyone is fortunate enough to have a home, or even a bed to themselves."
Nothing pleases him more than running into the kids now that they are adults. "I go garage saling on the weekends, and sometimes I hear, 'Mr. Bobby, is that you?'" he says. "I'm surprised they still remember me. I always used to tell them, Do the best you can, don't sell yourself short. Stay in school!"
He wishes he'd taken his own advice and gotten more education, but doesn't regret his years of hard work, beginning when he was 10, picking vegetables to earn money to buy school clothes. So many kids "don't know what it is to want anymore and to work for something."
Pictures of family and friends cover every corner of his home, each with a story – his father, who worked at Knott's Berry Farm for 40 years and died in Ontiveros' arms of bone cancer; his mother, whom he took to dialysis every day; his middle daughter, Janette, in Arizona; his one grandchild, who is a young man now. Ontiveros stops in front a photo of son Robert Jr., who died two years ago from diabetes complications. "Not a day goes by ..." he says, stopping because words fail. It's tough to shake the feeling that this is the person Ontiveros would have liked to help most of all.
After a lunch of posole, it's time to bid Ontiveros goodbye. "Let me give you some avocados for your family," he says, going out to the tree in his yard to stuff a half dozen of the fruits into a bag. "They'll be ripe in no time, mija," he says, using the Spanish word for daughter. He says his grandmother always used to tell him you take care of family, no matter what. It seems that for Ontiveros, everybody is family.
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Members of the ensemble include Jon Baril of Framingham (also appearing as the Doctor), Rachel Baril of Framingham, Annie Burkus of Weston, Carolyn Cafarelli of Boston, Anne Ludlow of Chelmsford, Susan Rubin of Arlington, Jen Ryan of Brighton, and Tony DeMarco (also apprearing as Dean Webber) of Wellesley.
Three couples, each newly expecting a child, have different but familiar reactions. Lizzie and Danny are university juniors who have just moved in together. Athletic Pam and her husband, Nick, a sports instructor, have had some trouble conceiving. Arlene, already the mother of three grown daughters, is unsure of what to do, contemplating abortion while her husband Alan is thrilled with the thought of a new baby. Throughout the show, these characters experience the emotional stresses and triumphs, the desperate lows and the comic highs, that accompany the anticipation and arrival of a baby.
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NHL'ers Anthony Stewart and Tom Sestito have both been removed.. Kelsey Wilson
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Caps at Rays 12/27/12 Curtis Leinweber v Jason Silverthorn at 7.30 on the clip Blaze at Devils 12/27/13 Mike Egener v Josh Batch at 13.00 on the clip Panthers at Steelers 12/27/12 Kelsey Wilson cheap shot baseball swing with his stick on Simon Ferguson at 16.40 Gui Lepine v Chris Frank at 18.30 on clip Patrick Galivan v Shawn Limpright at 18.40 on clip
EIHL Highlights show 18 Rays at Devils 1/5/13 Ryan Hand v Jesse Gimblett at 14.40 on clip Janis Ozolins v Chris Bright at 15.30 on clip Blaze at Panthers 1/5/13 Benn Olson v Gui Lepine at 21.40 on clip Steelers at Rays 1/6/13 Chris Frank v Ryan Hand at 36.20 on clip
EIHL Highlights show 19 Blaze at Giants 1/12/13 Dustin Cameron v Davy Phillips at 3.48 on the clip Bryan Jurynec v Adam Keefe at 4.23 on the clip Devils at Panthers 1/12/13 Tyson Marsh v Gui Lepine at 7.30 on clip
EIHL Highlights show 20 Giants at Panthers 1/19/13 Greg Stewart v Gui Lepine at 20.35 on clip Panthers at Sheffield 1/20/13 Kelsey Wilson v Simon Ferguson at 40.25
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Incredible deal on a great bench
This will sound silly, but a few people might spot this review and love the idea: My wife and I needed a baby changing table. All the ones we found were flimsy, had ...Read complete review
This will sound silly, but a few people might spot this review and love the idea: My wife and I needed a baby changing table. All the ones we found were flimsy, had little storage, and were ridiculously over-priced. Then we spotted this bench on sale.It's an incredibly perfect changing table, and once the kids are done with diapers I'll get a nice workbench out of the deal! (An actual changing table would end up being gifted or donated and the investment is lost. This one will be around for years,)I assembled it in (exactly) the time it took to watch Star Trek "First Contact". I opened the box when we hit Play, and I slid the last drawer in as the final credits rolled. I assembled it by myself while the wife scrapbooked nearby and I had no problems at all.Everybody seems to be complaining about the drawers, but mine worked out just perfectly. They have a snug fit that will keep them from opening or closing on their own, but they slide easily. Just be sure to go one step at a time and refer to the manual before moving to the next step. It's actually well-written.There were a couple minor errors in the manual, like instructing you to use the hex wrench to tighten one of the phillips-head screws, but nothing that some common sense won't get you around.The pieces are each numbered with a sticker, and the numbers correspond to the ones in the manual, both within each step and in a parts list chart at the back. A couple pieces had the wrong sticker attached, which caused a few moments of confusion, but common sense ruled the day again. One of the reviewers mentioned attaching the vice upside down, which I thought was a silly mistake until I made it too. It seems obvious that the holes go on top, but when you happen to be looking at the bottom it's easy to forget about the holes and just move forward. But it was an easy fix to make after assembly was otherwise complete.The bench is a little short for me, but then again I tend to think pretty much all "standard height" counters and tables are too short even though I'm average height. I fixed this while simulataneously improving the table by attaching a set of heavy-duty casters with brakes (as was suggested by another review here). Just one caveat: The legs come pre-assembled and permanently glued, so unless you have a low-clearance drill, you won't be able to drill a countersinking hole in the top of the bottom piece of wood. So either use casters that can be completely attached through the bottom, or ones with stems long enough to reach all the way through the wood. Read all the reviews here - a few of them mention tips that kept me from making certain mistakes. But above-all, follow the manual closely. It was easy to assemble, but if you try to skip steps or do them in the wrong order, you might shoot yourself in the foot and turn it into a much bigger job.Oh, and it's not oak. I agree with one of the other reviewers that it seems to probably be rubberwood. Which is actually awesome: I love rubberwood. It has a very nice texture, drills easily for attaching custom items to the bench, and it's an extremely renewable resource because it grows far faster than oak.
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Shelves are a pain but I bought it mostly for the vice and table setup which also turned out to be cheap. Disappointed that the assembly only allows the vice to be on the side...Read complete review
Shelves are a pain but I bought it mostly for the vice and table setup which also turned out to be cheap. Disappointed that the assembly only allows the vice to be on the side pictured (wooden vice supports under the table are glued in place). Swapped vice sides by measuring and turning the center drawer support around assembled the shelf and table top front to back. Table is ok for the price after all the markdowns if you don't already have a bench but I probably would have just mounted a better quality vice to my old kitchen table if I was going to do it all over again. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE ASSEMBLING. I had to take stuff apart a couple of times because I jumped ahead.
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I have been stalking this product for a couple of months. As another reviewer stated, it sells out quickly. I called and one was left, so I asked them to put my name of it and I would pick it up in a couple of hours. When I got there, they had sold it. So the manager wrote me a raincheck for an additional discount. I was Johnny on the spot when the next shipment arrived, and I got mine. It was easy to assemble. Yes, it was heavy to assemble by myself, but I want a workbench to be heavy and not wobble. No worry about this one: it is rock solid. I can see why some reviewers repurposed this because it is probably too attractive for a workshop. Thank you Harbor Freight!
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Perfect for small workshop
By SEinson
from Batavia, OH
A well made, fairly easy to assemble kit perfect for use in a small area. Everything lined up perfectly and the drawers are lined with fabric.You can't beat the price or the quality.
Great deal was work bench or funiture
By josie cat
from aurora, co
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this unit is labeled as work bench, but after viewing in store its solid wood finish is good enough as furniture. Several other reviewers have used as changing table and kitchen island. I wanted a solid wood no laminated entry table, and didn't want to pay insane furniture store prices, or buy a used piece that some one else abused. This fit just right, just filled in the wood pegs holes with matching putting and put a bamboo mat and looks like a furniture piece costing 3x as much.
Best Value I've seen
By Seadog
from Western Ma.
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Excellent Value. Really solid. I do your typical home handyman things on it and build radio control planes, quads on it mostly. Drawers puts my finer tools just inches away. I'm thinking a second one would be great. Keep one in good shape for the model building and one for the rough house stuff.One thing. This baby is heavy. A second person to help you load it and get into the garage/house would be smart. Harbor Frieght Mgr. Helped me load it.
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just love it
By sleepersteve
from palm springs, ca.
The work bench is a really good (maybe great) deal I looked for a work bench for along time that was all solid wood, and nothing till I came accross this one. now it could be about 3" to 4" taller really needs to be taller. but other than that I love it. when i put mine together I Drilled Glued and Screwed it together I always use a great brand name glue and I also didn't like the 1"#8 screws so I went and got 50 that were #8 but An 1" 1/2" just for my own over kill.but I think the reason they do not recomend glueing it is because then if you do not like it you can't take it apart. So if you will glue make sure you are going to KEEP IT. I also am hooking up a power strip on mine mounted right to it with a 8 foot cord. I turned one of my bedrooms into an office/workshop and this bench fits in nicely and looks great also. I can not wait for my steal vice to arrive for the bench and the other things i am adding like 3" wheels two swivel and two none swivel to make it easy to take it to a work area and TO MAKE IT TALLER, I may try to go 4" higher but i'm affraid it might get to wiggley, not sure. also the holes in the top will let dirt or saw dust into the drawers so i'm looking for some plastic plugs from the hardware store, others say to tape them but that will not last for long if I find plug I will update this comment. one other item i'm getting for my bench is a magnifying movable LED lamp for tiny work(also i'm turning 54 you know the eye's) and for other small work. ONE LAST THING READ THE DIRECTIONS FIRST ALL THE WAY THROUGH, then start building it as you READ the directions. being I was gluing it I did not want anything to go wrong!!I also just did buy wheels from casters-sales. you know the rest of the address and the begining. a 3" 1/2 tall x 1 1/4 wide red swivel with total brake these wheels are great nice and solid and rais the bench up to 38" thats really great. when you buy this bench use these wheels
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Excellent Product for the money
By HobbyHandyMan
from New Jersey
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
The most difficult part of this purchase was getting it home! I don't have a truck and at 100+ pounds, it was a challenge. But once in my basement, putting it together was pretty straight forward. Suggestions: 1) if you use a power screwdriver, don't drive the screws home; finish by hand or you can strip out the wood; 2) There are lots of phillips screws already installed--best to give each of them a bit of a turn before putting everything together; 3) If I were doing this again, I'd put a dollop of glue in each screw hole to be sure they don't back out; 4) At a little less than 34" tall,it may be a little short, but easily fixed with a 2x4 under each leg; 5) check the pre-drilled pilot holes before inserting screws; some aren't deep enough and may be prone to split But overall, this was an excellent solution for me--surprising quality for the money.
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Good Bench - Strong
By Russell
from N. Augusta, SC
Really good bench with lots of features for the price. Went together perfectly for me with all parts lining up and fitting nicely. No, it's not 100% solid wood, but all the important pieces are and its strong and sturdy. I'm fairly picky about quality, and this table is good quality for the price. Recommend
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By Mike the Sailor
from Perry, OH
Well-made, and easy to assemble. Everything fit very well. Instructons are very good compared to other products I have assembled. Went together in a couple of hours at a leasurely pace. The work bench has a lot of features, most notably the drawers, and the lower shelf. I am not a woodworker, so the wood vise and pegs will likely not get any use, but if I was a woodworker they might be good features.Good value.
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By Lindy
from Arvada, CO
I am looking forward to using my new workbench for metal working! It went together easily but did take some time with just my manual screw driver and the hex wrench they provide - there are lots of parts. I am a 58 year old woman and did it all myself so you can figure that just about anyone could do it! :) My only complaint is that the drawers do not extend out far enough to access the back of the drawers. Other than that I love it. It's much better than anything I found at the big box stores.
Use it as a kitchen island
By Wm
from Montana
My wife wanted an island in her kitchen. I saw this in a magazine and the price was great. If you find something like this called a kitchen island, it will be 2 or 3 times as expensive. This is much sturdier than the islands we looked at. We just left off the vice and filled the holes on top.
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I have always tended to vegetarianism since I was a young girl, and have been strongly drawn towards fruitarianism and raw food diets. At other times, I like to eat good meat, and will eat quite a bit of it for awhile, but then feel the need or desire to go veg again. I've been eating paleo for several months now, and against my wishes have gained substantial weight as opposed to losing it like I hoped to, even when I did the whole thirty, and I've been strict (although not with calories, just with types of food). I've got cellulite in places I've NEVER had it before- not good. I'm not actively gaining, but I'm also not losing, and I really want to.
ANYWAY I have been chowing down on a grass-fed free-range organic meat extravaganza and now I really feel like I don't want to eat meat for awhile! I think I've had enough. I have recurring cravings for the full-fat raw milk to which I have access. I've been avoiding it but I keep wanting it!
Also the meat is really not jiving with my ashtanga yoga practice, physically I feel a bit heavy.
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raw fruit
raw milk with raw eggs and a little raw honey shake
green smoothies, both fruit and savory (I wish I had a juicer but I don't right now so it's smoothies)
steamed veg with lemon and fresh herbs
some coconut
sweet potato/ winter squash
I want to keep it fairly low-fat and low-cal overall as that is the only way I've lost weight in the past. All attempts at low-carb have resulted in weight gain for me, and I've tried alot. I've tried high fat diets and while I understand it works great for some people the sad reality for me is that I now have more fat on my body. When I've cut out all fat I lost the weight quickly, but I don't really want to go that extreme. I still want animal products and fish but no red meat/ poultry for a few months.
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