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has come to the Shops at Franklin Place on Monroe Street.
old movie theater has been vacant for years, but Wednesday afternoon, the
Whitehouse-based company Devonshire Reit purchased the land it sits on for
$8.55 million from National Amusements.
remember when this was a drive-in movie theater. We used to sneak into the back
and watch movies for a little bit," said Doug Dymarkowski, vice president of
Devonshire Reit.
Dymarkowski is seeking permits to have the old building demolished. He plans to
put up 65,000 square feet of new retail space, and is negotiating with national
retailers for large and medium-sized box stores.
company isn't releasing store names yet, but they sought some expert advice.
also talked with our wives, who do a lot of shopping in the community,"
Dymarkowski said. "They told us what they would like to see here, so I think we're
going to have some great tenants for this property."
resident Amy Black shops at the Target store in the Franklin Place plaza. She
says she's ready for the old theater building to go.
can always use more business, and it has been vacant for as long as I can
remember, so it would be nice to see it being used for something and add some
more jobs around here," Black said.
new owners will keep Target as the anchor of the plaza, and say they want to
reach long-term leases with the businesses that are already there.
is going to be our crowned jewel," Dymarkowski said. "We're excited that we get
to use local contractors, local banks, local title companies."
will be up to eight months before new stores are up and running at the plaza.
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Claire Shipman's Husband Named New Obama Press Secretary; Conflict of Interest for ABC?
The White House on Thursday named Jay Carney, the husband of ABC News reporter Claire Shipman, to be the new White House Press secretary. Carney is also an ex-journalist, formally of Time magazine.
Will this appointment prove to be a conflict of interest for Shipman? Will she continue to report on the Obama administration? Shipman whose title is senior national correspondent, often covers political stories and has a reputation as an activist liberal. In 2008, she hailed Barack Obama, the now-boss of her husband, as "brave" for a speech disassociating himself with radical preacher Jeremiah Wright. In 2007, she fawned over Obama's "fluid poetry."
In 2000, she lauded Al Gore as a "pretty conservative Democrat." In 2004, discussing former Communist leader Mikhail Gorbachev, she ltouted him as "generally regarded" for being "the man who broke down the 'Iron Curtain.'"
A sampling of some of Shipman's reporting can be found below:
"Hot" Hillary, Obama the Poet
"Call it, 'Obama Wave collides with Clinton Juggernaut.'... Next to [Senator Barack] Obama's fluid poetry, Hillary Clinton's delivery can seem overly cautious....In the glamour game? It would have to be a draw right now. Hillary Clinton has been the unparalleled star of the Democratic Party — her power hard-earned and palpable, her 'hot factor' given a substantial boost by her ever-popular husband. But Barack Obama, with his fairy tale family, has personal charisma to spare....As you can see, there will be a lot of jostling between these two white hot, likely presidential candidates."
— ABC national correspondent Claire Shipman on Good Morning America, January 18, 2007.
Disguising Liberal Activist as Victim of Mean Republicans
Correspondent Claire Shipman: "Democrats say that millions of Americans are going to be affected in the next few weeks, and that not extending those benefits will hurt the economy. Republicans say those extended benefits are just too expensive unless they're paid for. Edrie Irvine never thought her very livelihood would depend on a political debate in Congress."
Edrie Irvine, identified on-screen merely as "unemployed": "They are talking about tax cuts for the rich and are holding people like me hostage."
Shipman: "But she and about two million other unemployed Americans are caught up in a Capitol Hill showdown."
— ABC's Good Morning America, December 2, 2010. Shipman failed to disclose that Irvine is a liberal activist who participated the previous day at a press conference by Nancy Pelosi and was a speaker at left-wing election rallies this fall.
"Right-Wing" Beck vs. Non-Ideological Sharpton?
"The right-wing radio show host insists the timing was an oversight, but he seized on the King legacy as compatible with his message....The Reverend Al Sharpton, among others, worries that their day and King's legacy has been hijacked."
— ABC's Claire Shipman on Good Morning America, August 28.
"One rally will be hosted by civil rights leaders, one by controversial conservative talk show host Glenn Beck."
— Correspondent Whit Johnson on CBS's Early Show, August 27, 2010.
Lauding Kagan: Intellectual, Full of Charm and Irresistible
"She was intellectual, yes, but also full of personal charm, say colleagues, and a determination to be open-minded. It [Harvard Law School] is an institution usually resistant to change, some might say an immovable object, until it was confronted with the irresistible force of Dean Elena Kagan....Colleagues argue Kagan's style is just what the Court needs."
— ABC's Claire Shipman on Good Morning America, June 28.
Sotomayor's No Liberal — Even If She Says She Is
ABC national correspondent Claire Shipman: "I think it's also hard when you look at [Supreme Court nominee Sonia] Sotomayor's record and look at the cases, it's very hard for people to make the case that she's a typical, you know, elite liberal judicial philosopher. I mean, really, she's not...."
Liberal Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Cynthia Tucker: "As Claire just said, her opinions don't show — she is certainly liberal, she's called herself 'liberal' — but she's nobody's knee-jerk radical."
— ABC's This Week, June 7, 2009. [Audio/video (0:20): Windows Media | MP3 audio]
Touting Obama's "Latina Powerhouse"
Co-host Diane Sawyer: "The battle begins: How will President Obama's Latina powerhouse handle the opposition?"...
Correspondent Claire Shipman: "Even as a little girl, growing up in a drug-ridden South Bronx housing project, stricken with juvenile diabetes, she had that trademark knack: instead of seeing dead ends, young Sonia saw possibilities; instead of giving up, she investigated every angle....She's also an avid Yankees fan, a mean guacamole maker, and a fierce biker."
— ABC's Good Morning America, May 27, 2009.
"Welcome to World News. Tonight, Barack Obama delivers a major speech confronting the race issue head on....It may turn out to be the seminal speech of his presidential campaign....Obama challenged Americans to confront the country's racial divide. An extraordinary speech."
— Charles Gibson opening ABC's World News, March 18.
"He gave a great speech. I think it was a brave speech."
— ABC's Claire Shipman on This Week, March 23, 2008.
"It was inevitable, really, that the 'Bill Factor' would come into play. Is it a new strategy, or just the chivalry of a former president and spouse who can't help himself?...Her husband's support could muddle her so far successful image of independent strength....Obviously, he is a brilliant strategist for her campaign, but everybody knows that Bill Clinton can't always be scripted."
— ABC's Claire Shipman on Bill Clinton defending Hillary Clinton, November 13, 2007 Good Morning America.
Mikhail Gorbachev is generally regarded as the man who broke down the 'Iron Curtain' that separated the communist world from the West and thawed the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union."
— ABC's Claire Shipman beginning a report summarizing Gorbachev's criticisms of current U.S. foreign policy, posted on ABCNews.com July 12, 2004.
"Labor might not be happy. He is a conservative Democrat and they probably don't agree with everything he supports, but, you know, Gore is a pretty conservative Democrat."
-- NBC's Claire Shipman on MSNBC's Imus in the Morning, August 7, 2000.
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I am not sure it will be an issue
Submitted by octavioj on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 6:48pm.
It does not seem like she will have to change much her editorial line to support the president so maybe this is a non-issue?
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After all...
Submitted by retrocon on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:02pm.
isn't ABC one of the subsidiaries of the current administration? I think it's part of the Television Directorate, a major Office of the Bureau of Propaganda?
So, the conflict of interest is really about having spouses working together in the same department...
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How's it a conflict
Submitted by Tuari on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:00pm.
How's it a conflict of interest? She's already in the bag for 0.
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You didn't see a lot of noise...
Submitted by retrocon on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:06pm.
You didn't see a lot of noise about Jeff Immelt working for Obama, knowing that NBC works for Immelt.
In that case, they just formalized the relationship.
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For such an "impartial" body, the Fourth Estate sure has a lot
Submitted by lsudolemite on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:19pm.
of its members jump ship to the Obama administration.
I'm sure it's just coincidence.
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Any difference
Submitted by JoeA101010 on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:27pm.
I line I heard today sums it up well: Jay Carney goes from Unofficial mouthpiece for Obama to Official mouthpiece for Obama.
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Fishing in the media barrel
Submitted by Ashrak on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:31pm.
is the only option Obama has left. Everybody else believes Joe Wilson was right.
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Submitted by RefudiateObama2012 on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:36pm.
They'll probably promote her to Chief Palin Correspondent.
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Don't Worry
Submitted by Caringwhiteguy on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:40pm.
Shipman will do her best to stay objective. :-)
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So if Rush's wife was press
Submitted by the struggler on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 7:46pm.
So if Rush's wife was press secretary for Palin, they'd be good with that.
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Not the same
Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 8:28pm.
Rush and his wife are private citizens. So is Sarah Palin.
There's a huge difference. They are free to do whatever they want.
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Shhh...Don't tell MSNBC!!
Submitted by gopcongress on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 9:02pm.
Palin? Private citizen? HA!
"The news and truth are not the same thing." -Walter Lippmann (1889-1974)
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Epic conflict if she ever subs for Tapper
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 8:18pm.
SHIPMAN: "Honey, oops I mean Mr. Secretary, what makes our President so wonderful?"
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"Honey, oops I mean---
Submitted by matthewdean on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 8:37pm.Mr. President---", is just as likely to happen also.
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Ex journalist ?
Submitted by American.Patriot on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 8:22pm.Hahahahahhahahahahhahahahahaha
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Maria Shriver
Submitted by libBuster on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 9:13pm.
Maria Shriver had to leave NBC News when nominal Republican Arnold Schwarzeneggar was elected Governor of California.
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Well, of course.
Submitted by almostacowboy on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 12:07pm.
Running the State of California was a full-time job for her.
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Look at Chuck Todd's Wife
Submitted by BW222 on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 9:45pm.
She's a principal in a firm that handles public relations and runs campaigns for Democrats.
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Silly Scott, why this is no
Submitted by dscott on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 10:03pm.
Silly Scott, why this is no conundrum at all. It's a trick question...
Just as Liberals have no principles thus they can't be hypocrites, Liberals have no ethics or sense of propriety thus there can be no conflict of interest much less the appearance of impropriety. A Liberal's sense of righteousness springs from themself therefore ONLY to a liberal is self righteousness a virtue.
But I understand your confusion, you judge a liberal by society's ethics or expectations. Silly Scott, Liberals believe in creating Utopia on Earth, Society is what they want to remake and it is Society's ethics they want to rid the Earth of... Obama and those who serve him are only acting according to the Agenda. Only those who serve the Agenda are righteous.
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A Two-fer?
Submitted by Chris Norman on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 10:16pm.
Historically speaking, isn't this the first time there's a husband & wife team serving as presidential press secretary?
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As a physician, I cannot legally...
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 10:55pm.
...write a prescription and then tell a patient s/he may only have it filled at a pharmacy where I may have any financial inflence or ownership. Same in this situation, as far as I see it.
We have already established that journalism is not a profession in that it has no self-governing mechanisms, nonexistent ethics and zero accountability for malpractice. Absent those standards, the line(s) of work that influence the public through talking heads can only be said to be entertainment devoid of any reliable content outside of scripted messages equivalent to commercials. Caveat emptor.
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Not to Caring Whiteguy
Submitted by Metsie62 on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 11:28pm.
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Submitted by matthewdean on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 12:06am.I'm pretty sure that's what Caring Whiteguy was getting at.
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ABC and Shipman
Submitted by Boil It Down on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 3:24am.
ABC and Shipman should come out Friday, Jan. 28 and mutually announce their separation to avoid a conflict of interest or any impression of impropriety. That stops the argument if Shipman distances herself from the news media for the duration of Carney's appointment. Problem solved if all parties behave ethically. Any bets on whether they can do it or not?
The cynic in me says The White House picked Jay Carney deliberately because of his wife. We've just been given such a mountain of reasons not to trust the appointments made by the administration that they beg skepticism.
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This is how tyrants
Submitted by NevadanConservative on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 5:48am.
run their show.
Morals and ethics are by the wayside. As long as they are in the name of the greater good of the tyranny, anything criminal goes.
This has been the way since tyrannies began. I imagine Mohammad drew the doctrine of taqqiyah from how a dictatorship operates.
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Ronnie Was Right...Again
Submitted by mwdiver on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 10:44am.
"It's been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first."
---Ronald Reagan---
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No more conflict of interest than . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 11:13am.. . . when Alan Greenspan was Chairman of the Fed and Mrs. Greenspan (Andrea Mitchell) was an NBC correspondent. I'm far more concerned about marriages like the Daschles, where one spouse is member of Congress and the other is a registered lobbyist.
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Once again
Submitted by KornKing on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 11:48am.
Move along folks, nothing to see here
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Ohio kidnapper's body scheduled to be claimed
As authorities launched two probes to try to determine how Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro managed to commit suicide while in prison, his family was scheduled to claim his body two days after he hung himself with a bedsheet in his cell.
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As authorities launched two probes to try to determine how Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro managed to commit suicide while in prison, his family was scheduled to claim his body two days after he hung himself with a bedsheet in his cell.
A representative of Castro's family was expected to claim his body Thursday night, the Franklin County coroner said. Castro was a month into his life sentence for holding three women captive in his home for a decade and repeatedly raping them when he committed suicide on Tuesday.
The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction has started an investigation into the suicide and a second one to determine whether Castro received adequate medical and mental health care while in custody.
Castro, 53, had been taken off suicide watch while in county jail and was in protective custody in prison, which involves checks every 30 minutes.
The former school-bus driver was sentenced Aug. 1 to life in prison plus 1,000 years after he pleaded guilty to 937 counts including kidnapping and rape, in a deal to avoid the death penalty.
The three women Castro held captive in his run-down home disappeared separately between 2002 and 2004, when they were 14, 16 and 20. Castro's captives - Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight - were rescued from Castro's house May 6 when Berry broke through a screen door. Castro fathered a child with Berry. The girl was 6 when she was freed.
Tito DeJesus, who knew Castro for two decades and often played in bands with him, said he wasn't shocked by the suicide, especially given Castro's reference to taking his life in a 2004 note police found when they searched the house.
"It was either he killed himself or somebody was going to do it," DeJesus, 39, of Cleveland, said Thursday. "He wasn't going to last long in prison."
Tito DeJesus said he is not a direct relation to Gina DeJesus.
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Alvin Gentry, Phoenix Suns determined to end skid
Gentry's offense -- or lack thereof -- has resulted in only one win over the Suns' last nine games, with five of them being at US Airways Center.
"We lost rhythm, and we just never got it back," Gentry said in regards to the Suns offensive struggles. "We've got to have rhythm about our offense."
The month of December was a roller coaster for the Suns, providing losing streaks of five and six games. But it was a four-game winning streak sandwiched in between when the Suns were playing at their season's best.
The Suns continued their struggles into the new year with losses in two of their three games at home while averaging a mere 83.3 points per game. The Suns' season average is 96.3.
"We're frustrated from the standpoint of what has happened offensively in the last two or three games," Gentry said. "We're frustrated from the fact that we're not winning."
Gentry's offense hasn't produced the points necessary to match the enhanced defensive play of the Suns. Fast-break points have been inconsistent of late, with an average of eight per game during the three game homestand. The team's points off turnover ratio hasn't proved to help the Suns, either.
"We got to be able to convert turnovers," Gentry said. "Defensively we have been better, but our offense has suffered."
Gentry, however, doesn't believe the defensive improvement has had a direct effect on the offensive struggles, which have led Gentry to throw a wrench into the offensive mix.
Since a loss to the Timberwolves on Dec. 29, Gentry has moved P.J. Tucker into the starting lineup for Shannon Brown. The adjustment was made in hopes of providing a boost on defense for the Suns, along with a consistent force on offense.
"P.J. gives us a presence out there that we really need from a defensive standpoint," Gentry said. "But also, he comes up with some loose balls and he makes some plays that help you win games."
The team's struggles won't deter Gentry from making further roster moves, including giving forward Wesley Johnson some game time over Michael Beasley.
"He deserves an opportunity," Gentry said. "I think we do need to take a good look at him. In certain situations, we are going to try Michael (Beasley) and see if he can give us a boost."
Whatever way it has to be done, Gentry and the Suns are determined to turn the recent struggles around.
His players are on the same page.
"If you're not embarrassed by losing, that's a problem," center Jermaine O'Neal said. "And if you're not tired about losing, that's a whole other problem."
"The only ones that can turn it around are the people in the locker room," Gentry said. "Everyone has got to be involved."
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Synagogue ousted from condo unit
- 3:29 pm Friday, March 25th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
Issac Feder claimed he and his friends were just gathering for prayers at one of two condos he owns in Century Village. But his neighbors complained that the unit actually had been turned into a synagogue.
The neighbors, many of whom are Jewish, said people attending services in the unit took up public parking spaces, used the condo swimming pool for bathing rituals and left trash, including cigarette butts, in public areas.
The critics said Mr. Feder didn't live in the unit and asked a Palm Beach County magistrate to shut down the synagogue for violating zoning rules.
Can a condo be a church or synagogue?
- 4:34 pm Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 by Opinion Staff
On Thursday, Palm Beach Post columnist Frank Cerabino reported on the dispute in Century Village over whether an Orthodox Jewish group should be able to use a condominium for its religious meetings.
Those in favor and those opposed packed a Palm Beach County code enforcement hearing, only to have the issue postponed.
Issac Feder, a snowbird from Monroe, N.Y., owns two condo units at Century Village. He lives in one but has used the other for religious meetings. His lawyer says he also lives sometimes in the second unit – a fact that could have a bearing on whether the religious meetings are allowed. Other residents complain the group uses condo pools for cleansing rituals.


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Maryland scored a stunning 83-81 victory over Duke Saturday night, another outcome in what has been an intense series between the two teams.
But that series is coming to an end, and there's apparently no love lost from the Duke side. Duke men's coach Mike Krzyzewski told ESPN's Andy Katz this week that he does not intend to continue scheduling Maryland after the Terps leave for the Big Ten in 2014.
Krzyzewski addressed the rivalry again Saturday, after the Terps won. According to The Washington Post, Krzyzewski said:
"We don't look at rivalries. We look at each opponent the same. I've said that every time I've come here. I have a great deal of respect for Maryland. If it was such a rivalry they'd still be in the ACC. Obviously they don't think it's that important, or they wouldn't be in the Big Ten.
"I respect their basketball program and the job their coaches have done and their players have done over the years. We've had some great games with them, but we have great games against a lot of people. A lot of people want to beat us, and they're one of them."
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On Wednesday, Gov. Mark Dayton signed into law a bill that will establish a new marketplace allowing Minnesotans to compare and purchase health care insurance policies online.
"This is a great day for the people of Minnesota," said Governor Dayton. "Today we are taking a major step forward to improve the quality and affordability of health care for the people of Minnesota."
House lawmakers passed the legislation last week, with all but one Democrat supporting it and Republicans opposed. The Senate passed the bill Monday on a straight party-line vote.
The move officially establishes MNsure, beating the March 31 deadline in order to comply with the federal Affordable Care Act and avoid using the federal, one-size-fits-all option. It is expected to be available for use by Oct. 1.
"This is a Minnesota-made online marketplace: capitalism at its best," said Rep. Joe Atkins (DFL – Inver Grove Heights), who authored the bill in the House. "This is the most significant health care reform in the last 50 years.
It's estimated that 1.3 million Minnesotans will use MNsure, including nearly 300,000 residents who are currently uninsured.
"Individuals, families and small businesses will be able to get quality, affordable health coverage that saves them money and fits their budget," Atkins said.
Dayton's office estimates the exchange will save families and businesses about $1 billion in health care costs by 2016, saying that after federal tax credits, individual consumers should see an estimated 34 percent decrease in premiums through MNsure. That amounts to about $500 annually per family.
"This legislation is the result of a lot of hard work from people that truly want to offer better health care options in Minnesota," said state Sen. Tony Lourey (DFL – Kerrick), who authored the bill in the Senate. "I think MNsure will be a great benefit to the people of Minnesota. Individual consumers, families, small businesses, and the health care industry will all benefit from MNsure."
One in five Minnesotans will use MNsure to access their health coverage, as well as the subsidies and tax credits that come with it. Lawmakers say the consumer-focused market will also require insurance companies to compete for business.
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8:00-8:45am: Registration/Continental Breakfast and Manufacturers' Showcase
8:45-10:00am: Jules Fisher, An Approach to Stage Lighting, Part I
10:15-11:45am: Jules Fisher, An Approach to Stage Lighting, Part II
11:45am-2pm: Manufacturers Showcase/Lunch, or Kevin Lee Allen, Lighting Design Expressed Through Vectorworks Spotlight
2-3:30pm: Beverly Emmons & Clifton Taylor—The Languages of Color: Shedding Light On A Colorful Subject; Helping designers let go of unconscious fears of color, this session focuses on a deeper understanding of the dominant (and recessive) wavelengths underlying the choices you make. Use color with more confidence, learn to recognize color palette "issues" and acquire the tools to dynamically find color solutions before and during the cueing process.
3:45-5:15pm: Richard Pilbrow & Tony Walton— Broadway Lighting, A Critique. Moderator: Jules Fisher..... Two legends of the theatre–Richard Pilbrow and Tony Walton—sit down to dissect several shows currently playing on Broadway in an honest and thought-provoking discussion of the state of lighting design for the theatre.
5:15-7:30pm: Reception, Live Design Excellence and Lighting Products of the Year Awards, and Backstage Legends and Masters: A Conversation with Artie Siccardi: a discussion with the legendary Broadway production supervisor Artie Siccardi, in collaboration with Purchase College, SUNY
Wednesday, May 23
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9-10:30am: Jennifer Tipton, Lighting Dance, Opera, and Theater: A Life In The Performing Arts
10:45-12:15am: Donald Holder: Where Is The Light Coming From, And Why Is It There? A conversation about the genesis of a design: how the understanding of intention, objective and point of view informs almost every aspect of the lighting designer's decision-making process, from selection of equipment and layout of the plot to the conceptualization and construction of light cues. A look at specific examples from several Broadway productions including Spiderman-Turn Off The Dark, South Pacific, The Lion King, Ragtime, Radio Golf, and Smash, Season One (NBC-Dreamworks).
12:15am-2:30pm: Manufacturers Showcase/Lunch, or Rob Halliday on "FocusTrack"
2:30pm-4pm: Peggy Eisenhauer, Cueing the Musical: Finding Themes in Timing, Rhythm and Motion. Peggy Eisenhauer, Jules Fisher's design partner, will discuss their method to breakdown musical cueing into rhythmic sequences. By using examples from their hit films and specially recorded visual demonstrations, she will describe the themesspecifically chosen for each musical genre, as well as a dissection of rhythmic themes common to many types of contemporary music.
4:15-5:45pm: Wendall K. Harrington, A Lighting Designers Guide to Projection: A Defense Manual. Light, like life, wants balance, community and ultimately joy, but adding Projection to the plot can be both pain and paradise for the LD. This talk aims to illuminate the basic facts and endless possibilities of the collaboration of light and projection.
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10:11:30am: Neil Austin, Lighting Evita: Tony Award-winning lighting designer Neil Austin focuses on his lighting—and the challenges therein— for the Broadway revival of Evita, based on the London revival but with a new lighting designer...
11:30am-12pm: Lunch at Sardi's
12:00-1:30pm: Panel Discussion on "Collaboration" with members of the Evita creative team: Neil Austin, Zachary Borovay, Rob Halliday, and choreographer Rob Ashford. Moderator: Producer Scott Sanders
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Jill Kelley is the Tampa mother of three who unknowingly exposed the affair of David Petraeus. From there, her life became a source of intrigue, rumors and gossip. This is a look at Kelley's life through the eyes of two of her closest friends.
"My sister Jill and I aren't just twins. We are best friends, literally inseparable," said Natalie Kwaham.
Kwaham says she and her twin sister cook together, play piano, chess and tennis. In her darkest hour, she says Jill Kelley was there.
"She held the light for me. She and Dr. Kelley took me in with my son when we needed refuge and protection," Kwaham said.
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Now Kelley seeks solace from the frenzy of a scandal. Don Phillips says his friend Jill does not understand why the media focus seems to be on her, not the woman actually involved in the Petraeus affair.
"You can't help why it would be sensational. Jill's a very beautiful woman, a vivacious woman and she has a twin. And you have the CIA director. And I said, 'please Jill, you don't think you are news, but you are news'," Don Phillips said.
Phillips describes the Kelley family as philanthropic. Scott is a cancer surgeon recruited to come to the area. Jill is a networker who uses connections to organize fundraisers.
"Does that make them wrong? Does that make them social climbers? I think that is a horrible, horrible thing to say about members of people in my community," Phillips said.
Yet the community has seen everything about the Kelleys go public, even mortgage debt.
Phillips points out the large number of homeowners in Florida who are underwater, and says the Kelleys are not the only people to default as part of a strategy.
"You can't get to modification unless there is some sort of default. I think there's been much to do about something that a whole lot of us in this city and this state have had to suffer through," Phillips said.
Phillips views Kelley's police request last week for diplomatic protection as survival mode.
"She's absolutely terrified. There's somebody trying to get in her house on a repeated basis and her very, very pleasant husband, this good doctor sworn by the Hippocratic oath not to harm anyone, is saying 'please don't come in to my house, please stop'," Phillips said.
One person sure to be welcome is her sister.
"Jill has loved and supported me through the years and I plan to love and support her unconditionally," Kwaham said.
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Yesterday, January 8th, was the 50th anniversary of Lyndon Johnson's declaration of a War on Poverty by the United States government. He told us that there were too many people living below the poverty level in our great country and it was the role of the federal government to do something about it.
In 1964 the poverty rate in America was about 19 percent, having declined from a rate of 22 percent in 1959 without the interference of the Great Society. Today after spending $15 trillion on federal social welfare programs, we have a poverty rate of 15 percent and a national debt of $17 trillion. By the way, the national debt in 1964 was about $250 billion.
Conservatives back then were concerned that the War on Poverty was nothing more than an excuse to spend money on social welfare programs that wouldn't help solve the problem. They were dismissed as being mean-spirited.
Let's look at the results. Poverty is still here. More people than ever before, both in numbers and by percentage, receive Food Stamps. Teen pregnancy is rampant as are the number of births of babies to single moms.
This is a result of the funding design that allows the woman to receive more government assistance if the father isn't in the home. Many liberals have admitted that while "well-intended," the programs have hurt the families a great deal and especially families in the black communities where some areas are seeing out of wedlock births nearing 75% of all births.
I grew up in Compton and my folks made it clear that the way out of a poor community was getting a good education and hard work when you got a job. My brother and I listened. He earned a Masters Degree from Ohio State University, served this country in the Air Force, taught handicapped students and has provided a good steady income to his family. I graduated from college, started teaching and have been able to provide a good income for the support of my family. My friends have done the same thing and so have you.
A few years ago I was chatting with a man I had just met. This man, who happened to be black, asked me why I was so strong in my conservative opinions. I shared a few examples but the one that touched him the most was when I referenced Teddy Kennedy's attitude toward people of his race.
I shared with that man that Teddy and his ilk believed in the most well-intended way that the only way a black man could succeed in America was to have the help of folks like Teddy providing program-after-program to assist those down-trodden souls.
I, on the other hand, believed that this man was equal to the challenge of meeting his needs and his family's needs without the help of Teddy and his pals. This new friend told me he was every bit as capable as I and I then asked him why he wouldn't resent Teddy's "bigotry of low expectations" which expounds the theory that the minorities just can't do it without the help of "whitey."
I have too much faith in each of us in this country that we are capable of providing for ourselves and those in our families. Granted, there are a few amongst us with serious health issues and physical restrictions, and I support having programs for them. The teenager who surfs all day, drinks all night and collects Food Stamps and a check ought not to be on a program of assistance. Churches used to provide great relief for those in need.
Getting back to the War on Poverty the Federal government doesn't do well in these large programs. Goals are not reached, fraud is rampant and money just is spent in a never-ending spiral down the drain. War on drugs failed. Tobacco usage they're still smoking. Teen pregnancy up, food stamp usage up, single parent homesup, unemployment in the Black community 25 percent, Project Head Start can't tell the difference in any student after third grade and yet Washington still spends on programs that fail.
But it has bought a loyal block of voters to those who spend on those who don't produce. Gee a $17 Trillion debt and the realization that we have spent $15 trillion on social spending coming out of Washington, most of which started as a result of LBJ's Great Society.
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Continuing from a prior post, one of the most surprising byproducts of my experiment with wearing a continuous glucose monitoring system is my evolving understanding of what a blood sugar number can mean emotionally and morally. I've always felt like I've had a healthy perception of viewing the number as simply a diagnostic tool. When I started testing myself, however, I realized that every number had a moral judgment as well as a numerical value. Trying to make sense of my feelings, I've learned the following truths.
First, I know that one number that isn't in range is no big deal at all and has little effect in the end on James' ultimate health. But I know that if the numbers are consistently out of his target range, he will have some problems down the line. I have to reconcile the idea that to stress over every out-of-range number is to be counterproductive and can be psychologically unhealthy while recognizing that ignoring the highs and lows can cause problems over time.
Second, while a blood sugar number is only informative, it can sometimes inform me that I've made a poor decision. That poor decision could be something as tiny as a miscalculation while counting carbs or as serious as a conscious decision not to test before a meal. Every number not ideal has implications in that way.
I've realized that divorcing myself from the idea of blame or guilt associated with a number is extremely difficult; worth trying for, but difficult just the same. James is at an age where he is learning the numerical value of his numbers. Cognitively and emotionally, he is not yet valuing himself based on how good his numbers are. Will he start doing this? Will he start feeling hopeless because his numbers, unlike mine, are not always in the correct range?
It makes me wonder if a little bit of guilt -- just a tiny bit -- is occasionally warranted? Perhaps if he realizes that he needs to bolus a little earlier if he wants to eat his cold cereal breakfast in order to avoid the two-hour postprandial highs in the middle of standardized testing at school, maybe that's a good kind of guilt? The kind that makes him become more responsible in the morning? Even still, it makes my heart hurt that he has so many opportunities to feel guilty about normal behaviors.
Then I think that I'm feeling guilty about the food I eat. I can no longer eat a supersized fast food meal with a big soda without wondering if my arteries are hardening or if I am developing type 2 diabetes. Food is just fraught with guilt these days, although it is clearly worse for children with type 1 diabetes.
The more I think about it, the more I realize that dealing with numbers and guilt is a huge part of the burden for a person with diabetes. What started as a musing on the "correctness" of eating a piece of pizza while wearing a continuous glucose monitoring system became an introduction into a new realm of worry. What is the right kind of balance in diabetes? It seems that knowing more about the minutiae of blood sugars all the time, while instructive, makes the process seem all the more daunting. After spending a good deal of time thinking about how to help James, the only solution I can see right now is spending more time carrying that burden for him. And of course, keeping the stoic, nonjudgmental look on my face despite what the meter reading says. After all, it's only a number.
About the author: My name is Jennifer, and I live in Southern California with my husband, Craig, and our three boys. Our oldest son James has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I'm thankful for this opportunity -- along with my sister-in-law Kim and her daughter Kaitlyn, who also has type 1 diabetes -- to share our struggles and triumphs with our friends in the diabetes community.
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The 3rd of 4 UFC 158 preliminary card fights on FX pits surging featherweights Darren Elkins (15-2 MMA, 5-1 UFC) and Antonio Carvalho (15-5 MMA, 2-1 UFC) against each other. Neither man is ranked in the UFC's top 10, but a 5th successive win for Elkins should surely change that.
Carvalho is aiming for 3 wins in a row, but he'll have to successfully deal with the grinding wrestling game of Elkins to get there. You can catch this fight and much more of the preliminary card live on FX tonight at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT before the 10 PM ET/7 PM PT PPV broadcast.
How do these two stack up?
Elkins: 28 years old | 5'8" | 71" reach
Carvalho: 33 years old | 5'8" | 70" reach
What have these two done recently?
Elkins: W - Steven Siler (UD) | W - Diego Brandao (UD) | W - Zhang Tiequan (UD)
Carvalho: W - Rodrigo Damm (SD) | W - Daniel Pineda (KO) | L - Felipe Arantes (UD)
How did these two get here?
Elkins entered the UFC as a lightweight, getting a fluke win over Duane Ludwig after "Bang" broke his ankle. He lost his next fight to Charles Oliveira by submission, prompting a move to featherweight, where he's built up a 4-0 record. All of Elkins' wins during this run have come via unanimous decision, and his fight against Diego Brandao showed how much punishment he could withstand. His wrestling has noticeably been his strong suit at 145 lbs, and he'll probably use that against Carvalho.
Carvalho has won his last two bouts, a split decision verdict over Rodrigo Damm (although he probably should've gotten a unanimous nod), and a sensational KO over Daniel Pineda. The Canadian of Portuguese descent fought in Japan for several years, including a win over Hatsu Hioki. This is his 3rd consecutive fight in the Great White North, and a win over Elkins would be his best one yet in the UFC.
Why should you care?
Elkins has quietly built up a nice winning streak, and Carvalho has looked great in his last two fights. The winner of this one, Elkins in particular, deserves a step up in competition.
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Wow, just amazing this school can be. My son gets bullied, tells the adults and what happens? Nothing! I myself had to step in because they would not do anything! You and your child will not feel welcome and will hate this school, never ever go here EVER!
My daughter was Choiced to this school this year, and so far I feel she is receiving a much better education than she received at the middle school she attended last year. Based on the fact that all the middle schools in the Christina School District failed the state testing for 2009-2010 school year. The school uniform isn't a problem for me of course a pre-teen doesn't want to wear a uniform but tell me what school in delaware on the middle school level doesn't require a student to wear one... children are in school for a learning experience not to walk the runway,
My son enjoys the teachers and his friends at school. He comes from a private school and has adjusted well into the public school. He is consistently on the honor roll and plans to achieve this goal annually. I truly enjoy the afterschool program called 'Achievement Matters.' The only complaint that I have is that there isn't much homework.
this school is horrible! my twin daughters in the 7th grade hated it! they worried more bout the uniform then their education. its much better for them wearin the stuff they have then buyin more and more uniforms.
I personally like the pressure that is put on the kids at Bayard this year. The reason I say this is because all of these kids need discipline. If your kid is dressed according to the dress code there will not be a problem.
This Is the most worst I have ever had to deal with. I have never seen a school more focus on what a child is wearing than there academics. I have 2 children that attend this school and they never talk about how well they do in class only about what they may get suspended for. The administration staff are like children. I am choice my children out of there.
I would say this is one of the worst schools my 7th Grade child has ever been too. All they use is negative reinforcement which makes it a horrible learning environment.
My child has hated this school from the start. He is an honor student and does not feel challenged. There are constant behavior issues and disruptions that are usually dealt with by punishing the group of students rather than holding the student responsible accountable for his actions. The leadership in the school is lacking and unresponsive to student needs, which is a shame since there are some really good teachers at the school. As a parent you do not feel welcome.
Bayard Elementary is a wonderful learning institution. I feel that the teachers and school administration have created an atmosphere in which children are taught about respect for authority and each other. I am glad to know that my child is challenged to grow academically, rewarded for outstanding achievement, and made to feel as significant as each and every one of his peers are. I am also glad to see the diversity of the student body at Bayard. The school both encourages and embraces parental involvement and participation. And I am very glad to feel confident that my child is in a school that has taken the steps necessary to ensure his safety at all times.
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