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At Action Park Paintball, paintballers of all skill levels square off in bouts of simulated warfare on 23 acres of outdoor fields. Tire towers, inflatable obstacles, and Mother Nature's secret hide-and-seek spots provide cover for players engaging in shootouts, all of which are moderated by on-field refs. Action Park's 8,000-square-foot indoor arena ensures play can continue even in inclement weather. The facility also hosts regular tournaments and has a winter league for paintball teams. Open-play hours take place on Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
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The union filed a request Friday to become defendants in the suit, which targets mountaintop removal at Arch Coal Inc.'s 3,100-acre site near Blair, Logan County.
The union filing coincided with an afternoon rally outside the Capitol which featured union President Cecil Roberts and other speakers.
At the rally, Gov. Cecil Underwood and coal industry leaders called for "a reasonable balance" between environmental concerns and Southern West Virginia's coal-based economy, which they say is threatened by the court ruling.
Temperatures hovering around 40 degrees and a brisk northwesterly wind did nothing to deter the approximately 2,000 people who gathered for three hours of speeches by Underwood, Roberts and other political, labor and industry leaders.
"We can have a clean environment and we can have it without destroying the jobs in our state," Underwood told the group.
Speakers said the rally was to call attention to the human costs of a federal court ruling that put a stop to the start-up of Arch Coal's proposed strip mine near Blair.
Last week, U.S. District Judge Charles Haden issued a preliminary injunction blocking work on the mine until a dispute over the legality of mountaintop removal mining can be resolved. Haden said he expects a trial to occur this fall.
Arch Coal executives have said the company will have to lay off about 350 miners by July if they cannot begin work on the new operation.
The union's request to join the lawsuit cites the layoff threat. However the court decides the dispute "will, in all probability, affect the jobs and job security of UMWA coal miners at the mine," the petition said.
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One Book, One Chicago Spring 2003
Dear Friends:
As Mayor and on behalf of the City of Chicago, I invite you to participate in the fourth One Book, One Chicago program, presented by the Chicago Public Library. One Book, One Chicago encourages all our citizens to read the same book at the same time to create a citywide book club. This spring, we have selected A Raisin in the Sun by Chicagoan Lorraine Hansberry. We will discuss the book during a week of special events April 6–12, 2003, which is also National Library Week.
A Raisin in the Sun is a play about the hopes of a black Chicago family struggling to realize their dreams and maintain their dignity. It is a classic of the American theater and a work relevant to people of every race and ethnicity.
Since its inception in fall 2001, One Book, One Chicago has helped cultivate a culture of reading in Chicago by bringing our great city together around one great book. Reading great literature inspires us to think about ourselves, our environment and our relationships. Talking about great literature with friends, family and neighbors can add richness and depth to the experience of reading.
You can find a copy of A Raisin in the Sun at your neighborhood Chicago Public Library or at your local bookstore. Whether you read and discuss this book with friends, attend our scheduled events or use this resource guide to organize a book club of your own, I am sure you will find the experience to be enlightening and thought-provoking.
Thank you for participating in One Book, One Chicago.
Richard M. Daley, Mayor
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"I was born on the South Side of Chicago. I was born black and a female. I was born in a depression after one world war, and came into my adolescence during another. While I was still in my teens the first atom bombs were dropped on human beings at Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and by the time I was 23 years old my government and that of the Soviet Union had entered actively into the worst conflict of nerves in human history—the Cold War.
I have lost friends and relatives through cancer, lynching and war. I have been personally the victim of physical attack, which was the offspring of racial and political hysteria…. I see daily on the streets of New York, street gangs and prostitutes and beggars. I have, like all of you, on a thousand occasions seen indescribable displays of man's very real inhumanity to man; and I have come to maturity, as we all must, knowing that greed and malice and indifference to human misery, bigotry and corruption, brutality and, perhaps above all else, ignorance—the prime ancient and persistent enemy of man—abound in this world.
I say all of this to say that one cannot live with sighted eyes and feeling heart and not know and react to the miseries which afflict this world.
I have given you this account so that you know that what I write is not based on the assumption of idyllic possibilities or innocent assessments of the true nature of life—but, rather, my own personal view that, posing one against the other, I think the human race does command its own destiny and that that destiny can eventually embrace the stars."
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- A thing or person of or from the city of Rome
- Ancient Rome (9th century BC – 5th century AD)
- Roman Kingdom (753 BC to 509 BC)
- Roman Republic (509 BC to 27 BC)
- Roman Empire (27 BC to 476/1453 AD)
- Roman Britain, part of the island of Great Britain controlled by the Roman Empire between AD 43 and about 410
- Roman citizenship
- Roman alphabet or Latin alphabet, the standard script of the English language and most of the languages of western and central Europe, Indonesia, Malay, and other areas once settled by European colonial empires
- Roman architecture
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- Roman law, the legal system of both the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire
- Roman numerals, numeral system where certain letters are given a numeral value
- Imperial cult (ancient Rome), Roman religion
- Byzantine Empire (330/476/629 to 1453), a Late Antiquity and medieval continuation of the Greek-speaking portion of the Roman Empire
- Romaioi (Ρωμαίοι), Greek-speaking, Orthodox population of the Eastern Roman Empire dating to Late Antiquity (the term translates literally to "Roman")
- Romioi (Ρωμιοί), Greek-speaking, Orthodox population of the Rum-milet in the Ottoman Empire, or Greek-speaking Orthodox people today (the term translates literally to "Roman")
- Romanae or the Greco-Romans from Aetolia Acarnania that speak Romanesci
- Holy Roman Empire (c. 900 to 1806), a medieval state in Central Europe
- Roman, Bulgaria, a town and a municipality in Vratsa Province
- Romans-sur-Isère, in the Drôme département of France
- Roman, Romania, a city in Neamţ county
- Romans, Ain, a town in France
- Roman, Eure, France
- Romans, Deux-Sèvres, France
- Romans d'Isonzo, a town in Italy
- Roman roads
- Roman Valley, Nova Scotia
- Saint Roman, Monaco
- Roman type, an upright typeface style, contrasted to italic
- The word for Novel in many European languages.
- Nouveau roman (lit. "new novel"), a type of avant-garde French novel of the 1950s
- Bildungsroman (lit. "formation novel"), German for a coming-of-age story
- Künstlerroman (lit. "artist's novel"), German for a story of an artist's growth to maturity
- Romance (heroic literature), a genre of Medieval French literature
- Ar-Rum, the 30th book in the Qu'ran, is sometimes translated as The Romans
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- Roman (album), by the Japanese musical group Sound Horizon
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- Romans, a race in the Heroscape Universe
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- Roman (vehicle manufacturer), a Romanian truck manufacturer
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Age of Conan (AoC) players can expect some hefty downtime this week to allow for the merging of several servers.
Age of Conan Game Director Craig Morrison details the Unrated re-launch and The Savage Coast of Turan adventure pack in this month's update.
Funcom is re-branding Age of Conan (AoC) and making the brutal lands of Hyboria free-to-play this summer. A summer re-launch will re-brand the game as Age of Conan: Unrated.
Age of Conan players will find some familiar new content in the game relating to the upcoming Conan the Barbarian movie slated for release this August. Funcom today announced a new adventure pack, The Savage Coast of Turan
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (AoC) is celebrating three years of content, gore and fatalities. To celebrate the game's third anniversary, Funcom is giving all active subscribers potions that will boost PvE, PvP and Alternate Advancement experience. Each character on an account can claim 3 potions. Additionally, former players can return and play for free through May.
Funcom has been adding a lot of new and graphic content to Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (AoC). The game already embodies deep lore entrenched in the stories created by Robert E. Howard, but the story of the game is about to get a little deeper. If you recall, Funcom's Director of Communications Erling Ellingsen stated that the new Conan movie will have a tie in with AoC. So AoC fans should keep an eye on development and possible movie-related content that might emerge for the game.
In what way the two will tie together we'll have to wait and see what the creative minds over at Funcom have come up with, but for now, you can check out the latest trailer for the new Conan the Barbarian starring Jason Mamoa in a new and brutal trailer. Check it out after the break.
Funcom deployed its 2.2 update for Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (AoC) following a slight delay earlier today that popped up during the pa
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures players will soon have two new level 80 instances to explore and plunder in the Imperial capital of Paikan
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You guys want ronnie brown and/or teddy ginn and the Ginn family? Come and get them. more »
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Digital painting of a man crossing a void through the power of creativity. He obviously wants to participate in Drawing Day.
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Truly creative, Rob, I love it! I'm going to grab my unicycle, sharpen my pencil and try it right away…
I guess I should have put a disclaimer on this, "don't try this at home!" Thanks and good luck with that.:)
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great idea!!!
Thanks Marianna!!
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Perfect idea for Drawing Day
This piece is digital, I don't think they would want it. Thanks for the tip though.
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Rob, from RedBubble: "You can use pens, pencils, biros, crayons, pen and ink, a drawing tablet or even whip something up with the pen tool in illustrator. Any drawing implements are fine and colour is also most welcome :)"
Thanks for clarifying, I'll do it.
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A very creatve idea. Well constructed
Thanks Paul!
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this is great
Thank you, JJ!
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instant fave….beaut idea!
Thank you, Woolley!
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great work!! speaks volumes!!
Thanks, Heather! I appreciate it!
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August 16, 2010 5:51 AM PDT
Panasonic's newest 3D plasma TVs lower the price point and add a smaller, 42-inch model.
Panasonic has announced the availability of two 3D-compatible plasma TVs as part of the new GT25 series. Both are less expensive than the company's current 3D TVs, the excellent VT20/25 series.
The 50-inch TC-P50GT25 carries an MSRP of $2,099.95, while the 42-inch TC-P42GT25 lists for $1,699.95. The 42-inch model is the smallest 3D screen size yet for Panasonic. Both sizes will be available in late August, according to the company.
While the new TC-P50GT25 does cost less than the existing TC-P50VT25, which is currently going for about $2,600 from authorized online retailer BestBuy.com, the same retailer has the nearly identical TC-P50VT20 selling for $2,100. For that reason, among others, we expect the actual selling price of the new TC-P50GT25 to be somewhat less than $2,000.
In fact, we wouldn't be surprised if the 50-inch GT25 hit the same price point as the competing Samsung PN50C7000 (about $1,800). In case you're keeping track, the recently announced Samsung PN50C490 (a 720p model for about $1,000) is still the least expensive 3D-compatible plasma TV.
The GT25 series will have the same VieraCast functionality found on the VT25 and G20/25 series, and it wouldn't surprise us if the GT25's specs--and 2D picture quality--mirrored those of the G20/25 models. Unlike the VT20/25 models, the GT25s will not include 3D glasses, which currently retail for about $150 each.
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Fluent Steps: An installation by Martin Blank of four water-filled glass sculptures suspended above water. $12.
The newest museum in the Northwest is a nine-acre campus with a four-story facility housing gleaming displays of cars, trucks, and motorcycles, from a red-and-cream 1906 Cadillac Model M buggy to the leafy, no-door custom sedan used in the 1994 movie The Flintstones. $14.
A promenade of rooms, an outdoor garden, and a cafe chronicling Dale Chihuly's series and packages over the years. It's not the best-ever Chihuly experience, despite the sales pitch, but there are highlights, like the Macchia Forest, and the cafe, where the artist reveals himself as a master hoarder of Americana. $19.


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Izers celebrate 60th anniversary
Grethe and Howard Izer celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Sept. 20, 2013. They were married at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Passaic, N.J., in 1953. Howard served as a Sergeant in the Army from 1950-1952. He completed his military service in the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea from 1951...
Giacofcis celebrate 60th anniversary
John and Bettie Giacofci of Hilton Head Island will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Sept. 19, 2013. They were married in Annapolis, Maryland, at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in 1953. Before retiring to the Lowcountry, the couple resided in Queenstown, Maryland. They have three daughters...
Molners celebrate 66th anniversary
Alex and Joan Molner of Bluffton celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary on Aug. 16, 2013. They were married in 1947 in Pittsburgh. Before retiring to the Lowcountry, Joan worked as a secretary for 30 years at Gibsonia Presbyterian Church in Gibsonia, Pa., and Alex was CEO of R.T. Lewis Co., in...
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J. Patrick and Jill Graybeal recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple, who met as students at the University of Richmond, were married July 18, 1953, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Akron, Ohio.
Meenas celebrate 60 years together
Phyllis and Nick Meena celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on July 19, 2013. They were married in 1953 in Brooklyn, N.Y. Since then, they have lived in Marion, Ind., Circleville, Ohio, and Bluffton, S.C. They are proud of their three sons and five granddaughters.
Ferullos celebrate 50th anniversary
Vincent and Sanda Ferullo of Bluffton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 12, 2013. The couple were married in 1963 in Stamford, Conn., and have four daughters, three son-in-laws, three granddaughters and two grandsons.
Wallers celebrate 65th anniversary
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Hicks celebrate 50th anniversary
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Not a Canadian here, but I feel your pain WW. Say it aint so...love to see and read your post.
I hope things work out on the BB. See you in the ice fishing section.
So have a LOT of other folks Wayne, so don't feel like the Lone Ranger here :(
I sent them yet another list of things that need fixing...but it won't surprise me to see it in File 13.
Aw, Wayne. I know you'd rather be out fishin anyhow and you're just lookin for another excuse to be pullin in the biguns. So more topics are being posted and the BB is working faster now. Things are getting better every month. You're a fisherman. Have some patience. They're probably only paying the IT guy minimum wage, and if he complains they'll deport him.
WALLEYE KING #1: "HAPPY BE-LATED BIRTHDAY" TO YOU YOUR HONOR: HOPE YOU HAD A GOOD DAY! COMIN' @ U LIVE FR. THE "ALAMO TOWN" L8r. James,"VATO LOCO","EH"!
The date on Wayne's post is over a year ago, and this BB is probably even worse now. My God people, when are you gonna fix this site?
Maybe they can't
They don't care
They don't know how.
I for one am glad your back! I sure hope we see more of ya!!
Welcome back 'bro
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Reader's view: Affordable Care Act is a step in right direction
I strongly favor the Affordable Care Act, commonly labeled "Obamacare." I hope it ultimately leads to single-payer health care for everyone. Widely published opinions, statistics and projections support this view.By: Dr. Robert J. Goldish, Duluth News Tribune
I strongly favor the Affordable Care Act, commonly labeled "Obamacare." I hope it ultimately leads to single-payer health care for everyone. Widely published opinions, statistics and projections support this view.
However, my opinion is based not only on published predictions but also on personal experience as a physician in Duluth, plus almost seven additional years of practice elsewhere in socialized medicine: two years as a flight surgeon with the Air Force, four years at the Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital while training to be a specialist in internal medicine, and, more recently, nine months as a volunteer physician in a government hospital in northern Israel. In all these government-run milieus, the care was conscientious and ranged from good to excellent. Everyone who needed medical care got it. Nobody was turned away. Nobody went bankrupt because of medical expenses. Nobody suffered or died because of a lack of care or medication. Malingering was infrequent and was emphatically not tolerated.
Since I completed 36 years of private practice here, the costs of medical care and insurance have inflated immorally in our largely for-profit health-care system. For example, the uninsured must pay from $25 to $35 for a flu shot; people most susceptible to catching and spreading influenza are those who cannot afford that price.
No system is perfect. Our country's physicians and hospitals are indeed mostly superb. In many areas they're the best the world has seen. But they are available only to families who can afford them. The high profits allowed by our present system cause intolerably huge numbers of our people to get suboptimal care — or no care. For our USA this is shameful.
The Affordable Care Act is a much-needed step in the right direction.
Dr. Robert J. Goldish
The writer is a retired internist in Duluth and is a professor of medicine emeritus (adjuvant) at the University of Minnesota Duluth.
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News anchors at KTLA in Los Angeles felt a magnitude 4.4 earthquake rumble beneath their studio live on the air Monday morning. The quake was centered about 15 miles west-northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
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Warren Buffett is insuring a Quicken Loans promotional contest that will award $1 billion to anyone who can correctly guess the winners of every game of the NCAA men's basketball championship tournament. How long are the odds of doing it? Here is a list of things more likely to happen.
VIDEO: Oklahoma high-speed chase ends in crash
Authorities in Oklahoma City, Okla. say a man who stole a pick-up truck led police on a high-speed chase reaching nearly 120 miles per hour before crashing into a mini-van and two other vehicles.
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Spring is imminent, and as you welcome the warmer weather, it's time to start thinking about home maintenance, school events and everything else you put off during the winter. These three apps will help you manage your schedule, no matter your organization style.
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U.S. energy regulators' efforts to harden the power grid against snipers and terrorists are fueling a debate over whether they're diverting resources from other threats, like cyber attacks.
How local sports could change all of television
Cable companies are betting that local sports will justify big price increases - and they may have overreached. Wars over the rights to local sports broadcasting are breaking out across the country, and their outcomes may bring the cable business model to its knees.
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A study of how both men and women perceive each other's mathematical ability finds that an unconscious bias against women could be skewing hiring decisions, widening the gender gap in mathematical professions like engineering.
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Americans aren't buying the explanations offered by Chris Christie and Hillary Clinton about controversies that could stand between them and the White House if either runs for president in 2016.
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That's right!! Party On!! :)))
...a variation and alteration of my original painting -- 'Anniversary'
WOW! I appreciate all these fun hello's and lovings! THANK YOU! YES....let's party on and make more ART! I'm addicted! xo
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Fun Fun FUN!! Thank you's allssszzzz!! Yay Christy -- promopartying! Ooooo Wayne, yummy stars!! xo Yes, Allison --- crazzzsssy circle-o-ramas galore!! xo
Gale, sorry for the bad english "full of life" not "live" and yes i love all your paintings they have a wondeful positive energy :D
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — ''Beasts of the Southern Wild'' star Quvenzhane Wallis is an actress of talent, poise and maturity well beyond her years.
She was only 5 years old when she auditioned and 6 when she played the part of Hushpuppy, a little girl of fierce strength and resourcefulness living with her daddy in a squalid slab of Louisiana swampland known as The Bathtub. She was just a regular kid from nearby Houma, La. — she'd never even acted before, and actually pretended to be a year older than she was to be considered.
Now, at only 9, Quvenzhane (Kuh-VAHN-zuh-nay) is the youngest-ever actress nominee at the Academy Awards. Altogether, ''Beasts'' has four nominations at the Feb. 24 ceremony, including best picture.
While her presence is undeniable, Quvenzhane's nomination raises the question: How young is too young to compete for an Oscar, the film industry's highest honor, which has eluded performers with decades more experience and acclaim? Is a child really capable of acting, with craft, or do these performances reflect uncanny instinct?
Director Benh Zeitlin doesn't think 9 is too young for such an honor. Zeitlin, who is up for a best-director Oscar himself with just his first feature, praised Quvenzhane for the incredible sense of self she displayed from the beginning. But he also recalled one day when she seemed to be struggling on set, and he took her aside to ask what was wrong.
'''I know. I can't snap it today. Normally I can snap it,''' he remembered her saying. ''The fact that she had an internal sense of when she's in character, when she's getting the emotions right and feeling it, is really special even in experienced actors, but especially someone of her age to have that sort of self-awareness.''
Justin Henry, who remains the youngest-ever Oscar nominee in any category for 1979's ''Kramer vs. Kramer,'' said that in some ways it's a purer form of acting at this age.
Henry was just 6 years old and had never acted when a casting director came to his Rye, N.Y., school looking for someone to play Billy, the little boy at the center of Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep's custody battle. He was 7 when he shot the film and 8 when he was nominated for best supporting actor; he lost to 78-year-old Melvyn Douglas for ''Being There.'' (Tatum O'Neal is still the youngest Oscar winner in any category; she was 10 when she earned the supporting-actress Oscar for 1973's ''Paper Moon.")
A voting Academy member, Henry said he thought it was ''awesome'' to see Quvenzhane get nominated for the acclaimed Fox Searchlight indie drama, which he called the best movie of the year. Now 41 with a 7-year-old daughter of his own, he looks back at his own nomination and acknowledges: ''I didn't even know what it meant. ... I just remember being nervous as hell about having to give a speech in front of 3,000 people.''
''That's the great thing about acting: In some ways, it's a child's game,'' said Henry, who went on to play Molly Ringwald's wisecracking younger brother in the John Hughes classic ''Sixteen Candles'' and now specializes in web video distribution. ''You're just pretending, so sometimes it's easy when you're a kid. You just kind of follow your instincts.''
Tracy Tofte, who was only 11 when she was chosen to play daughter Heather Owens on the 1980s sitcom ''Mr. Belvedere,'' agreed that she didn't understand the enormity of what she was doing. She'd started acting at 9 under the stage name Tracy Wells and booked 17 national commercials in her first year, including a Pepsi ad in which she danced with Michael Jackson.
''From the adults around me, I took off their energy that it was a big deal,'' Tofte, now a 41-year-old real estate agent in Santa Clarita, Calif., said of being cast in the series. ''As an adult, I look back and I totally get it but as a kid, no. You're just, 'Wow, my mom and dad are happy and my agent's happy and this'll be fun.'''
Tofte hasn't seen ''Beasts'' but said of Quvenzhane: ''I'm sure this young girl did a phenomenal job and deserves the nomination, but there are veteran actors and actresses who have never had those accolades and they've been working their craft and dealing with the ups and downs of this industry.''
Intriguingly, Quvenzhane is up against the oldest-ever best actress nominee, 85-year-old French veteran Emmanuelle Riva of ''Amour.'' Rounding out the field are Jessica Chastain for ''Zero Dark Thirty,'' Jennifer Lawrence for ''Silver Linings Playbook'' and Naomi Watts for ''The Impossible.'' The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences declined a request to comment on Quvenzhane's youth.Continued...


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