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As previously reported, Roman Polanski, who adapted Yasmina Reza's Tony-winning play God of Carnage for the big screen, will direct.
Ives' sexually charged dark comedy centers on a frustrated playwright-director attempting to cast the leading role in his stage adaptation of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's "Venus in Furs," when a mysterious and talented young actress walks in the door with designs of her own. The play earned a 2012 Tony Award nomination.
Director Polanski will collaborate with Ives on the script.
Venus in Fur premiered to acclaim in early 2010 in a production by Off-Broadway's Classic Stage Company. It then transferred to a celebrated Broadway run in 2011-12. Nina Arianda became an overnight star for her turn as Vanda, earning the 2012 Tony Award for Best Actress. Hugh Dancy co-starred with Arianda in the Broadway production.
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42 pays homage to Jackie Robinson, the man who broke the color barrier in baseball. The movie follows his career from the Negro Leagues to the Major Leagues and captures this country's history of animosity toward people of color. He saw his first big league start with the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947.
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A Closer Look At… Jean Michel Basquiat
The artist Jean Michel Basquiat is not conventionally known, yet his work is instantly recognisable for its graffiti-style, bold lines and graphic figures, which convey a lively spirit and raw emotion. Basquiat was an intelligent and gifted child who fled his home in Brooklyn at the age of fifteen to dwell in the New York underground jazz scene. He forged a life as a street poet who emblazoned the streets of downtown Manhattan with intricate aphorisms under the copyrighted name SAMO, before he began painting on salvaged materials. His style evolved to combine the tools of graffiti such as the Magic Marker and spray enamel, with traditional fine art and he fused painting, drawing, culture, history and poetry to create a uniquely exuberant and expressive style.
Such genius coincided with the Neo-expressionist art boom which ensured that from 1982, his work was highly demanded and he secured the cover of The New York Times Magazine; for an African-American artist to reach such heights of success was unforeseen, yet he was continually influenced by the predicament of being a young black man in a white art world, and the dichotomy between black and white is a frequent feature of his work. In fact he maintains a compelling tension between opposing aesthetic forces – control and spontaneity, refinement and primitivism – whilst being continually driven by social commentary on race, culture, politics and society. Like artists such as Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock, Basquiat's artwork was a pursuit of fundamental truths as he grappled with and scrutinized his perceptions of the outside world, before distilling and reincarnating them via his creative instincts, into their most simplistic form. Through such a process he transcends the individual and, like all art should do, addresses broader issues, such as racism, colonialism and class struggle.
Basquiat's work displays little concern for physiognomic accuracy but incorporates forceful figures and menacing faces against a cacophony of brush strikes, symbols and words, which bizarrely coalesce into a united pictorial equilibrium. This inhibited painterly graphic style, so reminiscent of street art, ensured his notoriety. His rising success led to collaboration with Andy Warhol, and his tragically early death in 1988 from mixed-drug toxicity only strengthened the popularity and prominence of his work in the New York art scene.
For film enthusiasts and Basquiat fans alike, Julian Schnabel's drama 'Basquiat', released in 1996, presents a gorgeously disaffected nineteen-year old street artist who becomes rapidly ensconced into the less than forgiving New York art world, where he is judged and manipulated at the expense of love, friendship and his own life. Schnabel's biopic has been critiqued for its factual inaccuracy, self-indulgence and for mythologizing Basquiat; Jeffrey Wright portrays him as elusive, naïve and lacking depth of character. Nevertheless, the film offers an enjoyable and lasting impression of the temptations and turbulence facing one of the lesser known art masterminds of the twentieth century.
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Fans get taste of what team might be able to accomplish
There are boxes to unpack and some settling in to do yet. And, yes, it's way too early to be making any concrete conclusions.
But it's also not a stretch to say this after the Winnipeg Jets knocked off the Los Angeles Kings 5-3 in their 2013-14 home opener in front of another raucous MTS Centre crowd Friday night:
They are really digging their new neighbourhood among the tall trees in the National Hockey League's Western Conference.
And while there were some iffy moments down the stretch -- the Jets held a 4-1 advantage before a pair of late power-play goals by the Kings made things far more interesting than the home side wanted -- they did improve to 2-0 courtesy some big-time contributions from some of the usual faces.
Evander Kane scored twice, Ondrej Pavelec was outstanding, Dustin Byfuglien was a force, Bryan Little and Olli Jokinen were solid, while the work of new faces like Devin Setoguchi, Mark Scheifele and Jacob Trouba was also critical in the win.
Most importantly, the Jets fulfilled one of their primary objectives heading into the season: to be hard to play against.
"I think we've stressed we need to play the right way on a nightly basis," said captain Andrew Lad. "That's the biggest thing. We've seen it in spurts over the last couple of years, and being on the outside looking in we've realized that's not good enough. What we've come up with as a group is that we want that every night and we've stressed that. I think you've seen that so far."
Home debut redux
The home-opener win was the Jets' first since their rebirth in Winnipeg after serving up two duds in their first attempts -- the 5-1 stinker to Montreal in Year 1 and last season's 4-1 yawner against Ottawa. And, just FYI, the last time this franchise opened a campaign with consecutive wins was 2009-10 when the Atlanta Thrashers knocked off Tampa and St. Louis.
On Friday both Kane and Blake Wheeler pointed to using their speed and physical play to key a home-ice turnaround this season -- the Jets had just the 21st-best home record last season -- and while they were outshot 18-7 in the first period, the two clubs were knotted at 1-1 and Winnipeg had dominated the hit parade 13-7.
"You put the puck in the net in this building and you get to feed off the crowd," Ladd said. "The energy was awesome. We need to keep putting the puck in the net here because it's fun to play here when the crowd is energized."
Engaged, all right
With apologies to Pavelec, who was outstanding -- especially early -- the best player on the ice was Kane. Interestingly, his engagement to longtime girlfriend Ashley Chamberland was all over social media late Thursday and No. 9 was certainly engaged against the Kings. His stat line was absolutely gaudy: two goals, one assist, eight shots, five hits, nine minutes in penalties -- including a second-period scrap with Colin Fraser -- along with one blocked shot in 14 minutes and 38 second of ice time.
"We got to the body early and against a team like L.A. you have to let them know you're not going to be run out of your own building," said Kane. "We did a good job of sticking up for each other and being physical. Those kinds of things lead to turnovers and people second guessing themselves."
The kids are all right
The Jets may be concerned about all the hype surrounding Trouba and Scheifele, but the two first-rounders are already staples on the second line and second defence pairing. Scheifele, who looks far more comfy now than in the pre-season, picked up an assist, drew a couple of penalties and was plus-2 while Trouba played 20:53 and was solid through 40 minutes before a pair of giveaways in the third period.
Interestingly, according to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun, Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff and head coach Claude Noel had a little chat with both youngsters on Thursday to pat them on the back for their work in the opening-night win against Edmonton, stress the importance of rest and nutrition and then hammered home that the season is a marathon, not a sprint.
"We had a nice chat, talked about Game 1. We said, 'Guys, keep on going. You'll get the opportunities as you deserve them and as they come,'" the Jets GM told LeBrun. "They're both very humble kids, but they're both showing a lot more maturity than a lot of 19-year and 20-year-olds."
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The National Football League has proven it is good at blocking and tackling. Once again it shows that it's not bad when it comes to blackmail, either.
That's been clear in recent days with news that three of this weekend's playoff games may not be televised in their local markets if all the tickets aren't sold. Hence, fans in Green Bay, Indianapolis and Cincinnati must pay up or miss out.
It's the ultimate threat – and punishment – for fans who support their teams throughout the season then get gouged when games mean the most and rewards are the highest.
Never mind that the majority of tickets have been sold, and the mammoth stadiums will be near capacity. The NFL's local TV blackout rule is about the game's image and the opportunity to wiggle every dollar from a fan's wallet.
In Green Bay and Cincinnati, the teams should offer ticket buyers perks to attend this weekend's games. At Lambeau Field, the temperature is expected to hover around zero for Sunday afternoon's game between the Packers and the San Francisco 49ers.
Though it will be warmer in Cincinnati on Sunday, Paul Brown Stadium, which sits along the chilly Ohio River, is still expected to get the coldest temperatures of the year and perhaps a snowstorm.
Granted, playing conditions inside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday will be balmy by comparison.
But finding entertainment dollars in the family budget only days after another expensive Christmas and a night out on New Year's Eve might test the skills of an accountant anywhere.
There's nothing new about the NFL's annual guilt trip. It's just another league tradition.
The blackout rule was instituted in 1973 and has become the bane of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who has called the practice archaic and poor policy. That's especially true, he says, in markets where teams have used public financing to build stadiums.


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Chargers unsigned restricted free agents WR Vincent Jackson and OLT Marcus McNeill are both prepared to sit out the first 10 weeks of the regular season after not receiving long-term contract offers, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
Neither player planned to sign his one-year tender by Tuesday, when the Chargers were allowed to reduce their offer to 110 percent of the player's 2009 salary. Jackson's 2010 pay would be reduced from $3.268 million to $583,000, while McNeill's would drop from $3.168 million to $600,000. San Diego reportedly told the players' agents that the tenders would not be increased down the line. The agents responded by saying that the players would not be reporting to the squad any time soon.
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Delta Whistler Village Suites is located in the heart of Whistler Village, steps away from trendy shops, restaurants, exciting nightlife & more. This premier all-suite, pet friendly hotel provides luxurious surroundings & all the comforts of home. Beautifully appointed one & two-bedroom suites offer a well-appointed kitchen, cable TV, gas fireplace, movies, in-suite washer/dryer, balcony, air-conditioning & fireplace. Combining the warmth & charm of authentic alpine accommodation with the amenities of a full-service hotel, this beautiful property awaits your next stay. Suites that make you feel at home, service that creates lasting memories.
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We are directly on the waterfront in downtown Sechelt with a pebble beach in front of the hotel & restaurant. We offer comfortable rooms, friendly & professional service & Pebbles Restaurant featuring a panoramic view of Georgia Strait. We also offer the Salish Sea function room for up to 50 persons.
The Duffin Cove Resort is a boutique property that hugs the West Coast of Vancouver Island right on the Pacific Ocean. Our buildings are private & in a wilderness setting. We can accommodate 1 to 8 persons in oceanfront cabins with fireplaces, 1 or 2 bedroom suites & oceanfront studios. While staying at Duffin Cove you can walk to all points in downtown Tofino for shopping, dining, go whale watching, bear watching, explore the Hot Springs Cove, flight seeing & more from booking at our resort or just relax & enjoy the true West Coast.
Echo Valley Ranch & Spa, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, is located in BC's scenic Cariboo region. Accommodations include luxury suites, cabins & lodge rooms for up to 40 guests. Rates include full board farm to fork dining.
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Echo Valley Ranch & Spa was awarded Best Small Hotel & Best Service Hotel in 2013 by TripAdvisor's Travellers' Choice.
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This pet friendly hotel offers amenities such as complimentary WiFi, parking and movie channels including HBO, an indoor pool and hot tub and even on-site laundry facilities.
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A quartet of programs that have combined for 49 Final Four appearances will take college basketball's biggest stage Saturday night in the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament. Kentucky, Louisville, Ohio State and Kansas are four of the most storied names in college basketball, have some of the game's brightest stars and most well-known coaches. Basically, this should be a lot of fun.
The Cinderella stories of the past few seasons have been nice, but it will be a nice change of pace to see the usual suspects battle it out for a shot at a national championship.
Kentucky vs. Louisville
The nine points Las Vegas is currently forcing Kentucky to give Louisville is the largest spread for a Final Four game since Duke was an 11-point favorite over Michigan State in 1999. It's a line that's well-deserved as the Wildcats entered the NCAA Tournament as an overwhelming favorite and then proceeded to beat each of their first four opponents by double digits.
These two teams met on New Year's Eve in Lexington when Kentucky led from nearly start to finish en route to a 69-62 win. Still, it's a bit difficult to take anything significant away from that game since neither team was able to get into much of an offensive flow thanks to a total of 52 fouls called and 70 free throws attempted.
Kentucky gave its poorest shooting performance of the season at 17-of-57 from the field (29.8 percent) and 3-of-16 (18.8 percent) from beyond the arc, but still managed to defeat their in-state rivals thanks in large part to a gigantic rebounding advantage (57-31) and a 32-of-43 performance from the free-throw line.
Louisville was hurt badly inside due largely to the absence of freshman forward Chane Behanan, who played just 15 minutes because of foul trouble. Behanan was called for a charge early in the game, and then subsequently received a technical for rolling the ball at Terrence Jones, who was on the ground. The pair of calls forced him to the bench, where he remained for the rest of the half.
Louisville center Gorgui Dieng was also saddled with foul trouble. He was whistled for just one in the first half, but picked up three in a span of 2:20 to head to the bench with 16:08 left. With Dieng out, Kentucky star Anthony Davis, who was held scoreless in the first half, went to work. Davis scored all 18 of his points -- 12 of which came from the free-throw line -- in the second half as the Wildcats re-opened their lead with Dieng on the bench.
Though Davis did some serious damage after halftime, it was fellow freshman Michael Kidd-Gilchrist whom Louisville never had an answer for. The versatile forward killed the Cards from the opening tip to the final horn, scoring in a variety of ways to finish with 24 points and 19 rebounds. Outside of Davis and MKG, no Wildcats player made more than two shots.
Despite the horrendous shooting statistics, Kentucky was able to maintain a healthy lead for the bulk of the game and win comfortably thanks to the fact that Louisville had only one player total who made more than two shots. Sophomore reserve Russ Smith wasn't a guy John Calipari thought he had to spend much time game-planning for, but he scored a season-high 30 points for U of L and was really the only thing that kept the Cardinals within any sort of striking distance.
Kyle Kuric, Louisville's leading scorer, was shadowed the entire game and attempted just four shots, making only one. Junior point guard Peyton Siva was harassed by multiple defenders and finished 2-of-13 from the field with four assists and three turnovers.
Louisville actually tied this game at 40 in the second half, but Kentucky responded with a quick 7-0 run, and the lead hovered around that area for the bulk of the final 15 minutes ... which took about three hours to play because of all the whistles.
While the game was officiated a bit too tightly, a more physical brand of play from both teams did result in a healthy chunk of fully warranted whistles. Kentucky and Louisville players hear so much about their annual rivalry game from fans, and the environment is always so hostile that both sides usually come out way too aggressive in the game's opening minutes. The result in recent years has been a bevy of unnecessary fouls and a few early technicals.
The pressure is different for Saturday's game, because while the rivalry is still at the forefront of the fans' mind, the players are undoubtedly more concerned about the fact that they're in the Final Four and playing for a shot at a national championship. The intensity will be there, but the extreme body bumping and hand-checking that got so many players sent to the bench in December probably won't.
Though so much has changed over the past three months, Louisville's game-plan for stopping Kentucky is likely similar to what it was before the first meeting: defend the perimeter, speed Teague up and try to force turnovers, allow Siva to create, and make some open shots. Kentucky will again attempt to exploit its advantages in the areas of size and athleticism. They're also not going to let Kuric or Chris Smith beat them with outside shots.
Even though the matchups and game-plans seem to be similar to what they were in the first meeting, because of the way the first game was officiated, it's almost like these two will be meeting for the first time on Saturday.
The Wildcats were already an established juggernaut when they first faced their rivals back in December, and their only loss since then was in the SEC championship game to Vanderbilt. Basically, we knew they were really good then and we know they're really good now. Louisville, conversely, went through some significant up-and-downs before winning four games in four days to claim the Big East Tournament and then parlaying that momentum into a Final Four run.
U of L, which lays claim to the status of being Ken Pomeroy's top-ranked defense, is more capable of keeping Kentucky's final point total in the 60s than any team the Cats have faced in the postseason thus far. The Cardinals have done a tremendous job of defending the perimeter, allowing only Florida -- which didn't make a shot from behind the arc in the second half -- to shoot better than 26 percent from three.
If Louisville is effectively limiting UK's offensive output, the Wildcats can look to make up for that on the glass. Kentucky out-rebounded Louisville 57-31 in the first meeting, and possesses the same advantages in the frontcourt that made that deficiency possible.
Early momentum is going to be a key. Kentucky has dominated the first half during the NCAA Tournament and then sort of cruised to victory in the second. This is arguably college basketball's top rivalry being played on the sport's biggest stage. Neither team can afford to let the emotion of the moment get the best of them early and get into quick foul trouble or fall into a substantial hole.
Louisville doesn't have nearly the talent that Kentucky does, but the Cardinals have gotten to this point by outworking and outsmarting opponents. They're too disciplined and determined to let this one get out of hand, but they're also not skilled enough to spring the upset of one of the better teams the tournament has seen in recent years.
Prediction: Kentucky 72, Louisville 65
Ohio State vs. Kansas
The similarities between the Buckeyes and Jayhawks are abundant. Both are No. 2 seeds with star players inside and talented point guards, both have coaches who have been to the Final Four and coached in a national championship game, each has been considered one of the more "well-rounded" teams for the bulk of the season, and whichever prevails on Saturday night will either be a heavy favorite on Monday against Louisville or a heavy underdog against Kentucky.
Like the two teams that will take the Superdome court before them, Ohio State and Kansas also met in December in a game which probably doesn't hold too much significance for tonight's contest. The Jayhawks defeated the then-unbeaten and second-ranked Buckeyes by 11, but Jared Sullinger sat out the game because of back spasms.
Eventual consensus All-American Thomas Robinson took full advantage of Sullinger's absence, dominating the paint on his way to a team-high 21 points. Sharp-shooter William Buford scored 17 of his 21 points for Ohio State in the second half, while Deshaun Thomas chipped in 19.
Perhaps playing without their star had something to do with it, but Ohio State simply did not bring the intensity on the defensive end in that game that they did the rest of the year. It wasn't just Tyshawn Taylor getting into the lane and creating at will, it was Travis Releford slashing through the defense and finishing easily at the rim, Elijah Johnson getting clear look after clear look from the outside, and various Jayhawks getting easy put-back points. I'm not sure how much of that you can credit to Sullinger's absence, but obviously it can't happen again.
Perhaps the most positive takeaway from the game for Kansas fans was the play of the often erratic Taylor, who finished with nine points and a career-high 13 assists. OSU's Aaron Craft is regarded by some as the best on-ball defender in college basketball, but Taylor had zero problem getting into the lane or out on the break to create shots for himself and his teammates.
Taylor has been better than a lot of people thought he would be for Kansas in his senior season, but he's still prone to the occasional six-point, five-turnover performance that he had against NC State in the Sweet 16. He'll also enter Saturday night's game having missed his last 17 three-point attempts. Still, he did his damage against the Buckeyes with the pass, a performance that he has since been unable to match, hitting double-digits in assists just once more (10 against Iowa State in January). Before Saturday, someone needs to show Taylor his stat line from this game and then the final score. If he can beat Craft and company off the dribble with the same ease that he displayed on December 10, then he has no business chucking it up from the outside.
Scoring has never been an issue for Ohio State's Thomas, and he showed that against Kansas. What he didn't show -- and wouldn't until about three weeks ago -- was any desire to defend. If you had to pick a Most Outstanding Player for the tournament right now, it would likely be Thomas. He's had no problem putting the ball in the basket and has also been playing with far more energy on the defensive end. That new-found dedication to keeping big guys from scoring around the rack could be huge when it comes to helping Sullinger and Evan Ravenel stop -- or at least frustrate -- Robinson.
Despite not playing well on the defensive end, OSU didn't have significant trouble scoring on Kansas for most of this game, and was right in it with six minutes to go. William Buford had no trouble getting shots up (he took 23) and Thomas scored with the same ease that he's displayed over the past few weeks.
Even though Sullinger brings a solid defensive presence to this matchup that wasn't there the first time, I'll be surprised if there aren't actually more points scored in Saturday's game. Both teams are playing about as well on offense as they have all year, and neither had a particularly difficult time scoring on the other in the offensively-challenged days of the season's first month.
While Louisville/Kentucky is garnering all the hype, this game will probably provide the more exciting viewing experience for the casual fan.
Prediction: Ohio State 80, Kansas 76


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When a Myrtle Beach taxi driver picked up a fare and a couple started fighting, he did the logical thing -- he dropped them off at the police station.
The Sun News of Myrtle Beach reports the driver picked up three people early Wednesday and then a man and a woman started fighting in the back of the cab.
A police report says the couple exchanged blows and the man pulled the woman's hair.
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Gables Residential says its new McKinney Avenue apartment and retail building will open in early 2015.
The 8-story building at McKinney and Routh Street will have a Whole Foods Market grocery store on the ground floor.
The building – which has been under construction since July – will have 222 apartment homes and 17 townhomes.
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What can you do in the Parks this fall? Pick up a copy of the new 2014 FALL GUIDE and find out!
Learn to skate...play hockey...take a guided nature hike...make a floral centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table...play Round Robin Doubles...improve your golf swing...celebrate pawpaws...learn to kayak...and so much more!
Guides will be available at Montgomery Parks facilities as well as Recreation Centers, Senior Centers, Community Centers, libraries and county government buildings. You can also subscribe for a full year (5 issues) for just $5!
Check out the Guide online at MontgomeryParks.org/Guide.
Come celebrate the monarch butterfly's inspiring metamorphosis and incredible journey with us at Black Hill Visitor Center on Saturday, September 20. There will be exhibits, face painting, story times, crafts, movies, monarch tagging and more! All programs are free and first-come, first-served. No registration required. Click for more info or call 301-528-3492.
Are you an arborist, landscape professional, environmental specialist, or citizen or professional interested in the latest research on trees, maintenance practices and issues, and more? Make plans to attend the 3rd Annual Trees Matter Conference, planned for Wednesday, November 5. Learn more and register here.
Due to limited parking as a result of ongoing construction to improve our entrance and parking areas, Brookside Gardens' "Wings of Fancy" Live Butterfly and Caterpillar Exhibit is cancelled for the 2014 season. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, and look forward to giving you an amazing new show in 2015.
Brookside Gardens and the Conservatory will remain open during construction, however. We hope you'll come visit our free Summer Conservatory Display, open daily until Sunday, September 21. Here's a list of alternative parking areas for your convenience.
M-NCPPC Montgomery Parks has begun construction work on the Stone Barn and Carriage House at Woodlawn Park. Construction is expected to last through the spring of 2015.
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There will be temporary construction access roads built and there will be large sewage bypass pipes alongside the roads and trails, but the trails will be accessible to the public during the construction. Caution should be used when using these trails. For more information, please visit www.ParkProjects.org or call 301-495-2595.
Microcystin, a toxic substance produced by blue-green algae (cyanobacteria), has been detected in Lake Needwood. Water that contains microcystin can cause severe liver damage if ingested.
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The portion of the Muncaster Mill Trail that goes under Muncaster Mill Road and up to the Kengla House is permanently closed due to excessive and cumulative storm damage.
Park visitors can no longer access the trails south of Muncaster Mill Road from the Kengla House trail head parking area. Those trails can be accessed by parking at the Meadowside Nature Center. Please call 301-495-2595 for more information.
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The basketball courts, tennis courts, and playground are closed until further notice. Access to and use of the park is limited to the parking lot, soccer field, and picnic pavilion. Court lighting has been disconnected during this period. Visitors are advised not to cross, remove, or tear down the orange protective fencing that has been installed. For more information, visit www.ParkProjects.org or call 301-495-2595.
A portion of the parking lot located on Little Falls Parkway north of Arlington Road in Bethesda will be closed from approximately April 28, 2014 through December 2014. The closed area will be fenced off to the public and will serve as a temporary staging area for WSSC contractors working on the Bethesda Waterline Replacement project. The portion of the parking lot closest to Arlington Road will remain open for park patrons' use. Visitors are urged to use caution near construction areas. For more information, call 301-495-2595.
Montgomery Parks has recently updated its 1997 policy for siting telecommunications facilities on park property. More info
WSSC is beginning work to repair sewer lines within Rock Creek Regional Park. Details on impacts to Lakeside Trail and to trails west of Lake Needwood are available at ParkProjects.org. For more information on WSSC Consent Decree projects, please visit the WSSC website or call Montgomery Parks at 301-495-2595.
The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) began a $2.2 million bridge deck replacement project along New Hampshire Avenue (MD 650) over Sligo Creek in Takoma Park in May 2013. Construction is expected to last through 2014. Motorists should expect lane closures and traffic impacts during construction. While the Sligo Creek Hiker/Biker Trail will be open during construction, Sligo Creek Parkway will be closed at New Hampshire Avenue, and no through traffic will be allowed. Get more details on detours and the full travel advisory from SHA here.


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Original post made on Mar 27, 2009
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on Mar 27, 2009 at 9:25 am
Mr. Frances,
I'll never dispute your obligation to inform our community. Unfortunately, I believe the modern 24/7 news cycle and our extensive communications networks make it harder to distinguish between informing and inflaming. You and I must have different ethical standards when it comes to the treatment of educators. I can recall at least three instances in the past where I've criticized you for inflaming, and you have insisted you and your paper were just informing.
Fortunately, we live in a society that encourages (generally) that debate to continue.
on Mar 27, 2009 at 10:59 am
It is unrealistic for the Voice to expect an employer to comment on a serious ongoing personnel issue. The Voice knows that.
The 4 parents that came to the Voice were clearly co-ordinating their efforts. I suspect that the 5th person was probably in league with them as well. The Voice knew that.
Did the Voice attempt to reach out to other Huff parents for any different perspective, or did they take as gospel the views of those that sought out media attention?
The Voice got used here.
When I first read the article, I had the same reaction that most would have-- how could this person be allowed to teach in our district? If I had all the facts, I might still have that reaction, possibly even stronger.
But the vitriolic, juvenile level of discourse here-- much of it likely driven by the same accusers-- makes it impossible to accept the accusations at face value.
I'm actually glad that the worst of the posters on this topic remain anonymous, lest they teach their children that the best way to resolve a problem is to accost, defame and insult anyone that might have a different perspective on the issue.
if-- IF-- the parents that went to the Voice are painting an accurate picture of this teacher, I hope she leaves the profession. I have no issue with parents aggressively working in what they percieve as the best interests of their kids (I've been there, too). I do have an issue with the ugly tone that this group has given the discourse, and with the Voice for a less than thorough job covering this story
on Mar 27, 2009 at 2:52 pm
Don Frances and the Voice team,
Three cheers for you for revealing an unresolved education issue in your recent coverage of the controversial Huff teacher. Issues like this can go unreported and parents and students suffer for it. If any teacher displays questionable judgement and people are feeling hurt, we need a Dr. Phil moment and it's great that you outed the issue for us all to become aware of it. Keep up the good work!
Steve C.


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By ANDREA VanVALKENBURG
---- — PLATTSBURGH — With a final recommendation looming, area residents still have time to weigh in on three proposals to study the Lake Champlain and Richelieu River watershed.
It has been almost two years since damaging spring flooding sent water gushing over the shores of Lake Champlain and its tributaries, destroying thousands of homes across New York, Vermont and Quebec and leaving millions of dollars of destruction in its wake.
The widespread devastation of the 2011 thaw prompted U.S. and Canadian governments to request an International Joint Commission recommendation for a comprehensive study about the impact of rising waters in the watershed and an evaluation of possible mitigation efforts and a cost-benefit analysis.
The request led to the formation of the International Lake Champlain Richelieu River Work Group, whose members have since spent about a year collaborating with more than 100 experts during a series of workshops and public forums.
They have created three study options to evaluate the causes and impact of past floods, particularly the historic 2011 event; possible flood mitigation measures for the watershed; and the need for real-time flood inundation mapping to help during future events.
With the group's final recommendation to the International Joint Commission approaching, members of the group once again met with residents across international and state lines to get additional public input on their draft plan of study.
"We've been working very hard to create this plan of study ... and we are near the end of finalizing this document," Work Group Co-chair Jenifer Thalhauser told New York and Vermont residents this week during a joint meeting on the study options.
She said the draft of study, which is near completion, took into consideration the Joint Commission's directive, expert input and feedback from residents who turned out for a series of public forums in Vermont and Canada last August.
One of the most common concerns expressed at those meetings, she said, was that the watershed has already been the focus of several extensive studies in the past and whether another look was prudent and cost-effective or whether any possible mitigation efforts would be practical or beneficial.
"We got a lot of great comments and questions," she said. "And yes, there have been a lot of studies on this issue, but we need new data for the (Joint Commission) directive."
Thalhauser said officials need a greater modeling tool than is currently available to answer flooding and mitigation questions with any sense of certainty.
"Obviously, we want to know why it (2011 spring flooding) happened," she told the estimated 30 people in attendance at the joint meeting.
The first study option, Thalhauser said, "is the most basic of the study options."
That plan would use existing data to evaluate the causes and impacts of past floods, assess the possibilities offered by flood-plain management and evaluate adaptation strategies for future variability in the water supplies.
At an estimated cost of $5 million, Option A would take about three years to complete.
Study Option B includes the components of the first option but adds a combination of quantitative and qualitative assessments of potential mitigation efforts and their impact on area resources.
At nearly $11 million, Option B would take about five years to finish.
Option C encompasses the previous components but delves even further into qualitative and quantitative resource response modeling, including the addition of such efforts as erosion models and ancillary data, as well as hydrologic and hydraulic models.
It would also include an evaluation of more detailed inventory of structural and non-structural mitigation measures, such as dredging and flood-plain management.
As a five-year potential process, Option C would cost roughly $14 million.
After this week's meetings and with the comment deadline approaching, Work Group members will take the public's input into consideration before making a final recommendation to the Joint Commission.
Their preliminary choice is Option B or C, as they say those studies would have the most comprehensive understanding of the watershed system and possible mitigation benefits.
Regardless of the group's preference, the U.S. and Canadian governments will ultimately decide how to move forward and which study option may be implemented.
International Joint Commission Commissioner Dereth B. Glance said the Work Group is "listening to all the great stuff people have to say" before making it decision.
"This is the very early stages of a very multidimensional issue," she told the Press-Republican.
- A detailed copy of the Work Group's findings and proposed options can be found at www.ijc.org/champlainrichelieuplan.
- The deadline for public comment on the study options is Monday, March 18.
- Residents can submit comments about the proposed study plans online at http://ijc.org/champlainrichelieuplan/?page_id=145 or by mailing submissions to Stephanie Castle, U.S. Co-Secretary, at the Lake Champlain Basin Program, 54 West Shore Road, Grand Isle, VT 05458.


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- 3:24 pm Thursday, August 25th, 2011 by Emily Roach
An Australian company that enables people to add energy-efficient products and tap into alternative energy sources has opened a flagship store in North Palm Beach.
Super Green Solutions offers insulation, ventilation, skylights, solar power, solar hot water and wind power, according to a company news release. The grand opening was earlier this month.
In Australia, the company operates under the name Allsafe Energy Efficient Products and has 11 franchise locations. In the U.S. it is partnering with United Franchise Group.
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Raiders like Manziel, but how much?16 Jan
Raiders' GM calls Manziel a 'play-maker'
Can anyone think of a more perfect match than Johnny Manziel playing in front of the "Black Hole" and for the Oakland Raiders?
The Raiders own the fifth overall pick in May's NFL draft, and they like what they see in the Texas A&M's quarterback. Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie was asked about Manziel Wednesday, and he didn't shy away from answering the question.
"He's a playmaker. Whether its him or 1 of these other guys, when U can add a playmaker,that's what you shoot for." -McKenzie on @JManziel2—
Paul Gutierrez (@PGutierrezESPN) January 16, 2014
McKenzie then qualified his statement.
McKenzie also said he would prefer to sit a rookie quarterback the first year until he could build up team around him first. #Raiders—
Vic Tafur (@VicTafur) January 16, 2014
The Raiders desperately need an upgrade at quarterback. If they don't prefer to start a rookie, then the team will turn to veteran options. The Raiders could entertain a trade with the Washington Redskins to obtain Kirk Cousins. The team may also consider free agent options such as Mike Vick, Josh Freeman or Matt Cassell.
McKenzie on selling free agents: "We're giving them opportunity to play. To turn this thing around. We're going to try and sell the Raiders"—
Vic Tafur (@VicTafur) January 16, 2014
None of those veteran possibilities rule out Manziel, but the Raiders don't appear willing to trade up in the draft if it comes to that. The Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns all pick before the Raiders and have major needs at quarterback.
The Raiders are in the middle of a complete overhaul of their roster. They need talent. It's unlikely they would trade up and expend picks for one play-maker when another could be available.
McKenzie admitted the team still needs to add talent at multiple positions: "We just need some top guys at a lot of these positions."
Oakland can achieve it's goal of adding a play-maker by sitting pat at five and letting the draft come to them. Manziel isn't the only option. South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney, Clemson WR Sammy Watkins, Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater and UCF's Blake Bortles should all be in the same conversation.


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21 Mar 2013
Broderick was awarded the Tony Award in 1983 for his performance in Brighton Beach Memoirs and again in 1995 for his performance in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. He was Tony-nominated for The Producers and currently stars on Broadway in Nice Work If You Can Get It. For more on his theatrical career, visit the Playbill Vault.
O'Donnell, best known for hosting "The Rosie O'Donnell Show," has been seen on Broadway in Grease, Fiddler on the Roof and Seussical. For more on her theatrical career, visit the Playbill Vault.
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Leather bookmark from Oakland, California. Looks like it was hand painted.
Found in "Little Men" by Louisa May Alcott. Published by Garden City Publishing Co., 1933
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- Caddi said...
Tha looks so cool :)
- May 24, 2012 at 11:35 AM
- Kate said...
May I say, I am astounded that books yield up so many, and so many varied, forgotten bookmarks. I knew there were some to be found, but day by day I look forward to seeing the little treasures that are tucked away between the pages of your books. Thanks so much for sharing.
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The Colts continue to receive bad news on the injury front on the offensive side of the ball. All-Pro TE Dallas Clark is out indefinitely after suffering an "uncommon" wrist injury against the Redskins. WR Austin Collie has undergone surgery on his injured thumb, and will be out at least a few weeks. RB Joseph Addai's status is also up in the air due to a shoulder injury. RB Donald Brown and WR Anthony Gonzalez continue to work their way back from hamstring and ankle injuries, respectively.
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So much for getting healthy during the bye. The Colts have spent the better part of the week scrambling, with news that Clark is out indefinitely with a hand/wrist injury, Collie has undergone thumb surgery and no one is exactly sure when Addai (shoulder) will be ready to return — not to mention, their punter taking a drunken swim in the wee hours of Wednesday morning in downtown Indianapolis.
The loss of Collie hurts, especially given the fact that he has proven to be one of the real rising stars in the NFL. But the Colts have enough weapons at receiver in Reggie Wayne, Pierre Garcon, Anthony Gonzalez, who is expected to return after the bye from an ankle injury that has sidelined him the past five games, and even undrafted rookie Blair White, who has shown that he can get open and make some plays, to absorb the blow.
Garcon, in particular, will have to step up and prove to Peyton Manning that he can not only make the dazzling, highlight reel grab, like he did in Week Six when he somehow managed to haul in a high pass from Manning with only his right hand when his momentum was carrying him in the exact opposite direction, but also be trusted to run the right route all the time and make the routine catches.
Gonzalez also needs to bounce back and show that he is not a player that will always have the dreaded injury prone label attached to him like teammate Bob Sanders. If Gonzalez can return to his rookie form, and Wayne and Garcon keep doing what they do, the Colts, even without Collie, have a boatload of talent at receiver that would make almost any other team green with envy.
Clark's mysterious hand/wrist injury is a much bigger problem. It's not hard to see how a guy who catches 100 balls a season is tough to replace, but the situations in which he makes a lot of those grabs are what makes him so valuable. Manning relies on Clark so much in big third-down situations and in the red zone. Outside of Wayne, that can't be said for anyone else.
Opponents finally figured out this season that the only way to minimize the damage done by Clark is to double-team him with defensive backs. With Clark out of the equation for a while, it's a safe bet that Wayne and Garcon will receive that extra attention.
The guy who will be asked to fill Clark's enormous shoes is rookie Brody Eldridge. The Colts have two other tight ends − veterans Jacob Tamme and Gijon Robinson − but neither of the two, who have a combined 34 career catches, provide nearly the upside of Eldridge. We heard the Colts raving all summer long about the great hands of the rookie who was used more as an in-line blocker during his collegiate career. Well, the learning curve just disappeared for Eldridge. The Colts will need to see a lot more of the physically gifted Eldridge converting third downs and a lot less of him dropping would-be touchdowns like he did in Week Four in Jacksonville.
And then there is Addai, who one source close to the Colts told PFW recently is "the most underrated running back in the NFL." The invaluable, do-it-all Addai is coming off the best game of his career in Washington and has shown a burst, elusiveness and ruggedness this season that haven't been on display since his breakout rookie campaign. He has also maintained his reputation as one of the very best blocking and receiving backs around. But will he run with the same confidence and fearlessness if and when he returns? It stands to reason that a running back, especially one as physical as Addai, needs to have total confidence in the durability of his shoulder.
Colts fans and the Colts' coaching staff adore Mike Hart, but he is not the total package that Addai is, and he has had injury issues of his own throughout his career. And Donald Brown is still a complete unknown. He has shown flashes of the guy who piled up over 2,000 yards rushing in 2008 as a junior at Connecticut, but nothing more.
The talk earlier this week was about the Colts being 4-2 — they could be 5-1 if it were not for a 59-yard game-winning field goal in Jacksonville — without having played nearly their best football. They went on the road for four of the first six games, and did it with several key players, including Sanders, Bullitt, Gonzo and Garcon, missing. Reasonable questions still remain about their ability to stop the run and protect the ball in the return game. The schedule doesn't get easier, either, with road games against the Eagles, Patriots and Titans, and the Texans, Bengals, Chargers and Cowboys coming to Indy. So while the Colts may have faced some adversity early in the season, it's nothing compared to what they must overcome now.


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Former NBA star and Michigan native Magic Johnson will be helping to make college dreams come true for some local students.
Johnson, who used to play for the Los Angeles Lakers, will be in Saginaw for his second "Magic of a Promise" fundraiser.
The "Magic of a Promise" is part of the Saginaw Promise Scholarship program, which provides thousands of dollars per year for students in the Saginaw school district to use for college. In 2010, Saginaw was selected to become a "promise zone," in which communities raise cash to help offset the cost of college.
Johnson's fundraiser will be Tuesday, April 9 at the Temple Theater. Last year's event drew in more than $70,000 for scholarships, with Johnson himself donating $20,000.
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