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unbelievably touching | Reviewer: Chilly | 9/14/08
when i heard the song the first time i felt like i really could understand the singer though i don't have a long-distance relationship.
i listened to this song so often i knew the text by heart. but then they played it on the radio that much so it was getting on my nerves and i couldn't hear it anymore ( - which happens a lot to really, really good songs. the radio makes them boring mainstream!)
but now, when it's not being played anymore i listen to it more often and start loving it again.
WTH. | Reviewer: Not Important | 7/9/08
Is this a joke?
"Hey There Jesus
Whats It Like In Bethlahem?
Well IM A THOUSAND years AWAY
BUT god TONIGHT YOU LOOK SO funky"
I thought this was supposed to be a reliable source for lyrics and it's all good. But, no. I come to this and now i'm second guessing the self. THIS SHOULD BE ILLEGAL!
lol. But, no seriously make it right.
My love, Charlie! | Reviewer: Emma | 2/23/08
This is one of my all time favorite love songs! My boyfriend is graduating high school and leaving for the Navy at the end of June. He'll be just outside of Chicago and I'll still be in Florida, so this song reminds me of our soon to be situation. I love him so much, and this song speaks to me. =] This is an amazing song!
wonderful | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/16/08
I don't really listen to this type of music but when the performed on ellen....I fell in love...it just reminds me of what could be...and remind me of how real love actually is.......worth listening over and over again.......I absolutley LOVE It
i love it | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/11/08
my boyfriebd dedicated this song to me
and he will be leaving soon for nationla guard and i wont see him for a year
and this song is so great it explains alot of stuff in our relationship
Very sad, but very good too | Reviewer: Shini | 1/8/08
I have this annoying habit of analysing everything i read word by word. When I first heard the song, I dismissed it as a song with a nice tune. I heard it again and decided I liked the song and started singing along. Then I found out the terrible message lying underneath and i couldn't stop crying as I sing along to the song.
Yet I always sing along even if it made me cry, because I find the song down to earth and it kind of liberates me with every tears that fell.
i cry | Reviewer: sappy | 1/8/08
i cry every time i hear this song. it makes me feel so much love for my boyfriend, because he is currently trying to join the navy, so he can make a better future for us. he once sang this song to me when i was sad.
=) | Reviewer: Amanda | 12/23/07
I just love this song. It's like he wrote it for me... My bf lives 8 hours and 600 dollars away from me... I see him 4 times a year :( This song helps me when i feel lonely :)
this song | Reviewer: steel! | 12/17/07
this song makes me feel a little bit rare cause its like the type of relation that i've got with my boyfriend, but the difference is he's who lives in new york and he's who write and play songs for me.
absolute genius | Reviewer: Malinda | 12/14/07
i think this song is an awesome reflection of talent. the only instrumnet is a guitar and i hear this song played so much on the radio. this song is really meaningful for people like me whose bf lives 7 hours away. even though the singer wrote about a chick he barely knew, there must have been some thing else much deeper than just inspiration even if the deeper something wasn't for that particular girl. hats off to the writer.. a pure stroke of genius
Refreshing, like letting out a sigh of relief | Reviewer: mslee | 12/10/07
This song brings so much hope to a person who may have doubts about if they've made the right decision. There's comfort listening to this song, like there's someone on your side helping through the hard times.
I love this song soooo much | Reviewer: sam | 11/25/07
So I love this song soo much and it makes it even better cuz my boy friend played this song for me for our anniversary and he sang it and it made me cyz i love this song soo much!!!!<3
My all-time fave song! | Reviewer: Layla | 11/22/07
this song is my all-time favorite! my bf lives in rochester, minnesota and i live in edina, minnesota (its like, a 3-hour drive) so we don't see each other as often as we wish. so this is our song he emailed me the lyrics and every time it said "delilah" he typed in "layla." it was so cute and it pays to have a name that rhymes with delilah lol. so all u hey there delilah haters out there shut the fuck up cuz ur just jealous!!!
LOVE IT!! | Reviewer: Sally | 11/15/07
What a totally romantic song...just when I thought there would be no more good music...there you are! thanks for Hey There Delilah...what else do you have??? I'll buy it!
yay! | Reviewer: shewhodoesn'tcare | 11/13/07
i really like this song, it's pretty and light and though the lyrics are simple, they're meaningful. the whole song just gives a comforting feeling. =)
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Winter Park, FL – The Cornell Fine Arts Museum is pleased to announce its exhibitions for the Spring 2012 season. British & Modern: Art by the Bloomsbury Group and Their Contemporaries; Dust and Shade: Drawings by Charles Ritchie; Likewise, as technical experts, but not (at all) by way of culture; and Sam Gilliam: Contingencies opened to the public on Saturday, January 28, 2012.
British & Modern: Art by the Bloomsbury Group and Their Contemporaries showcases paintings and drawings from the Cornell's Collection by Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and others working in the United Kingdom in the early twentieth century. "On or about December 1910," Virginia Woolf has famously written, "human character changed." Woolf, along with her sister Vanessa Bell, and others like Duncan Grant and Roger Fry, formed the core of what would become known as the "Bloomsbury Group," a loose confederation of early twentieth-century writers and artists, affiliated more by attitude and approach than by any recognizable, unified style. The works in this exhibition, by members of the Bloomsbury Group and other modernists working in the United Kingdom, evidence the wide range of visual responses to contemporary life after the temporal tipping point that Woolf so presently announced.
Through outright gift, posthumous bequest, or provision of funds for purchase, Kenneth Curry Ph.D. '32 generously bestowed all of the works in this exhibition to the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. This body of material—the result of Dr. Curry's fascination with artists who were writers and writers who were also artists—now constitutes a real strength of the museum's growing collection. Rollins College is grateful for the vision and munificence of this magnanimous benefactor.
Dust and Shade: Drawings by Charles Ritchie reflects more than twenty-five years of artist Charles Ritchie's recordings of a series of sites in and around his suburban home. His drawings reflect passing time through changing motifs and through dates and dreams inscribed upon his works. Lifelong projects underpin the artist's program; a series of journals begun in 1977 now numbers 136 books; a drawing started in 1986, Landscape: Dust and Shade, continues. The artist has said, "After years of scrutiny, my subjects have continually accrued greater meaning and mystery for me. As I evolve with them, I aim to come to deeper levels of awareness and to more fully interpret the magic and mystery behind the surface of things."
Charles Ritchie, whose works are in the collections of The Baltimore Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museums, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Gallery of Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and Yale University Art Gallery, was awarded a grant in 2005 from the Franz and Virginia Bader Fund and is the five-time recipient of the Maryland State Arts Council's Individual Artist Award. In the fall of 1999 the artist was given a MacDowell Colony Fellowship. In spring 2013 he will travel to Ireland on a Ballinglen Artists Fellowship. The Silver Spring, Maryland artist is represented by Gallery Joe, Philadelphia, and BravinLee programs, New York.
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"With her current installation…Pahapill takes us literally inside a picture and a place. Pahapill's sculptural objects each reference visual artifacts from the Bertolt Brecht archive, returning us, via their photographic reproductions, back to this place—the Brechtian stage—where spectacle and spectator were under perceptual negotiation…The experience of Pahapill's installation, then, facilitates a process of recognition for each spectator, coming to an awareness of the aesthetic responses historically conditioned by exhibition spaces. Pahapill's sculptures literally and metaphorically push out against the boundaries of the gallery space. From wall to wall, between floor and ceiling, the artist explores the limits of this space, her objects framed between the repeated pattern of track lighting and a thin brown carpet" (Lisa Zaher, Dept. of Art History, University of Chicago).
"More often than not, Pahapill's work appears as a kind of stage or scene, a set-up for the action of the spectator, objects, images and discursive references. Here, the scene is set with a line from Walter Benjamin's Understanding Brecht:…not at all by way of culture…" …Brecht's avant-garde innovation was his effort to make the individual elements of the theater more separate from each other, to stand out or apart from each other…[Pahapill is] an artist very aware of what she's doing as she burrows through the indeterminate layers of objects that constitute our reality" (David Court, Independent Artist and Writer, New York City, NY).
This exhibition was made possible with the support of the MacDowell Colony, the Claire Rosen and Samuel Edes Foundation, the Toronto Arts Council, and The Canada Council for the Arts and is sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. Rollins College's Thomas P. Johnson Distinguished Visiting Scholars and Artists Fund subsidized the costs associated with Leigh-Ann Pahapill's several campus visits.
Sam Gilliam: Contingencies represents the culminating research project by Cornell Fine Arts Museum's 2011-12 Fred Hicks III Fellow, Ana Engels ('12). One of the most renowned African American artists working today, "a dynamic element sets the work of Sam Gilliam apart from other contemporary art: contingency. It can be seen in how the artist applies the paint as well as how the art is displayed on the wall. Gilliam has always embraced experimentation, taking risks and breaking with tradition. Risk taking embodies the uncertainty of contingency, an open-ended situation dependent upon chance or factors unknown. In trying to reimagine painting, Gilliam frequently adopts investigational processes that rely on contingency. Gilliam states, "My formula has always been one of change…. It's really a matter of confidence and of gut instincts. I'll take a chance on losing everything in order to gain something else. As a result, I usually gain, because all of my experiences and methods are cumulative." The art exhibited in Sam Gilliam: Contingencies is a selection of pieces that evidence how contingency has played a significant role in Gilliam's oeuvre" (Ana Engels, '12).
Held over by popular demand from the Fall 2011 season, A Room of One's Own: Women Artists from the Permanent Collection features two dozen works of women artists from the Cornell Fine Arts Museum's collection. This show provides an overview of the important art historical contributions women have made, featuring paintings by Grandma Moses and Jennie Augusta Brownscombe; prints by Georgia O'Keeffe, Faith Ringgold, and Nancy Graves; and sculpture by Anna H. Huntington among other pieces from the collection.
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Shipyard Export Ale - Shipyard Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 801 | Reviews: 400 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by JmBrkr:
2/5 rDev -39.4%
01-23-2012 03:21:25 | More by JmBrkr
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North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
Poured a decent yellow/gold color with pillowey head that dissapated quickly.Not much of an aroma I thought a little sweatness but not to much,the taste was faintly sweet from the malt with some fruity background.Nothing spectacular but quite drinkable,but not anything to seek out.
04-22-2003 05:45:27 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +21.2%
02-20-2012 14:30:51 | More by beerhunter13
New York
3.53/5 rDev +7%
A: Golden with excellent clarity. The low white head slowly dissipates to a ring and a thin cap.
S: The aroma is dominated by a light graininess and low DMS. There is a low malt and hop aroma. Very mild light fruit esters in the background.
F: The flavor is a pleasing and crisp balance of malt sweetness and graininess with a moderately-low hops bitterness. The balance is slight towards the bitter side with a light citrus flavor lingering after the off-dry finish.
M: Moderately-light bodied with a moderate carbonation. There is some creaminess and light CO2 prickle.
O: This is an easy drinking refreshing beer with some bitterness.
08-24-2012 20:38:34 | More by MadScientist
North Carolina
3.78/5 rDev +14.5%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Pale gold in color, abundant fizzy head to about 3/4" with a careful pour. Head had good retention lasting for several minutes before it reduced to a layer of soapy bubbles. Moderate lacing.
S: Yeast and barley are the first things on the nose, and I don't mean barley malt, but rather you get a pretty good whiff of fresh ground grain. You can catch a little bit of bread aromas from this too.
T: Rather a bit malty, definitely more than I would have guessed looking at it. The hops bring the malt sweetness down several notches bringing forth a nice earthy malt flavor. Finish is relatively short and clean with a little bit more the hop bittering riding on top of some malt linger.
M&D: Heavy and full flavored, again, more so than you might think just by looking at it. The carbonation was well matched with fine abundant bubbles licking back. The brew wasn't a stunner by any means but it is a great "general purpose" beer that I would love to sample again someday soon.
04-13-2008 01:20:40 | More by SIRIUS2
2.73/5 rDev -17.3%
Shipyard makes some decent beers; this isn't one of them. It was a nice orange color with a small head and some lacing. It had a sweet, grainy odor. The taste left a lot to be desired. It was mildly hoppy, but the bitterness was not pleasant.. Mouthfeel was very thin. Drinkable in that it will quench your thirst.
04-25-2006 11:36:52 | More by lordofthewiens
3.25/5 rDev -1.5%
09-01-2013 00:23:26 | More by BeerDreadz
South Dakota
3.25/5 rDev -1.5%
03-18-2014 01:07:51 | More by SD-Alefan
2.73/5 rDev -17.3%
Clear and golden honey, very still. The off-white head went away quickly leaving tight bubbles in a ring with a dusting, but no real retention. Nice malty scents with a lot of caramel sweetness punching through that makes me think of cotton candy. A lot of carbonation in the feel, bit foamy, just a bit too much for me. Dark toasty flavors with some hops coming though. Bit of bitterness left on your tongue. Some gin in there, fairly astringent. Not too much screaming out at me, but this would be a damn good lawnmower beer.
03-10-2005 04:26:44 | More by shapudding
3.63/5 rDev +10%
Golden amber good head slowly dikssipates to the siide of the glass
Caremel and grains very shipyard loads of crystal malt
The tastes matches the smell with a grain taste to the finish starts with a buttery smooth and as the carbonation builds this taste slowly fades and becomes a dryer mouth with a pale malt taste lingering
11-22-2010 01:48:43 | More by bishopdc0
4.25/5 rDev +28.8%
08-15-2013 05:08:57 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.75/5 rDev +13.6%
11-25-2011 08:13:18 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
2.75/5 rDev -16.7%
08-01-2014 15:02:01 | More by Doomcifer
3.43/5 rDev +3.9%
Presentation: 12 oz brown long neck twist off bottle with a freshness date on the side of the label.
Appearance: Sunrise golden hue with a bright clarity, big foamy head stays for most of the way.
Smell: Fruity and buttery aroma with a mild hint of caramel and spicy herbal hop and esters.
Taste: Crispness is there but feels too forced and spritzy, moderate body with a slick mouth feel. Light maltiness, buttery with a musty character from the diacetyl. Hops are more than ample with a straight up clean bitterness and lingering woody herbal flavour. Fruity with a pinch of estery alcohol. Finishes with a thin spreading of residual sweetness, diacetyl twang and left over hop.
Notes: A bit thin for my liking, this brew used to have a bit more body and oomph from what I can remember. Feels and tastes like it is filtered too much. Not bad for a lighter ale.
10-11-2002 18:18:27 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +21.2%
12 oz bottle from a "Captain's Selection" sampler box.
Appearance: Pours a clear, glowing, honey amber body with an almond hued head that stays for a few minutes at about one inch in height. Patchy lace is left on the pint glass. Inviting appearance.
Aroma: Pleasing bouquet of buttery toffee, complimented by honeysuckle floral and spicy hops.
Mouthfeel: "Sparkly" on the palate, with lively carbonation and a medium body.
Taste: Well balanced, yet complex. Buttery toffee malt(there is a diactyl presence) plays nicely with a polite herbal presence that is mildly spicy and herbal. Red apple chunks add an exciting presence to the middle, and melt into the malt/hop profile. Herbal hops and mineral are noted toward the finish, and suggest a fine English Bitter.
Drinkability: This one surprised me with its depth of character. Last summer, in Maine, I had some bad experiences with a couple of New England breweries that used ringwood yeast. Shipyard and Magic Hat were notable exceptions, and Export Ale has convinced me that ringwood yeast can be extraordinary when used properly. Export Ale is delicious, feels wonderful, and is highly drinkable. Geeez, I'm ready to go back to Maine, even if it is a 20 hour drive.
04-21-2005 01:07:19 | More by merlin48
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
05-26-2013 21:51:57 | More by chudson1992
3/5 rDev -9.1%
Served on tap from a cask conditioned offering into a pint glass.
Appearance: Amber color with a thin white head, almost no carbonation.
Smell: Sweeter smell of malts and hops.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Very smooth medium bodied. Taste was warm, malty and hoppy flavor, more sweet like honey than anything.
Overall: Not bad, but not my first choice for a beer, never been a huge fan of the Export anyway, cask conditioned was a little better than the regular brew.
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass. Non cask conditioned review.
Appearance: Amber with about one finger of off-white head.
Smell: Strong malts and some mild alcohol.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Smooth medium bodied. Taste of strong malts and hops. Some caramel flavor maybe.
Overall: Good brew, not my first choice though.
04-26-2012 22:19:59 | More by Cavanaghty
3/5 rDev -9.1%
05-16-2012 15:50:18 | More by standardcherry
2.5/5 rDev -24.2%
09-17-2012 22:43:50 | More by NilocRellim
2.15/5 rDev -34.8%
On tap poured into a pint glass.
Pours a fairly deep golden/amber color with a very thin head. Nose is fairly malty as well but almost no hops for an APA.
Taste is a bit sharp and bitter quite carbonated. Something is a bit odd with this beer though, I had it with a couple others and we all thought it was a pretty poor beer, not easy to drink and didn't sit well with any of us, skip it.
01-11-2010 20:26:35 | More by kingcrowing
3.49/5 rDev +5.8%
Export Ale opens to a grainy nose, full of wet wheat, Grape Nuts cereal, whole wheat bread dough, biscuit, hay, and cracker. Toasted nuts and toast crust add light layers of baked complexity. A good measure of sugar helps offset the breads, most of it brown, but there are some nice fruit esters as well, including apricot, orange, and berry. Shades of grapefruit and pine from the hops add touches of citrusy bitterness, further offsetting the grains. As a whole, the nose is nice, being decently balanced, aromatic, and featuring a pleasant set of fruits and sugars to offset the breads, the nose suffering mainly from being light, but more importantly, somewhat plain, offering little in terms of a "wow factor," and relying instead on simply presenting decent aromas in decent quantities.
On the tongue, the beer has a noticeably grainy flavor profile, with hay, Grape Nuts cereal, toasted bread, wet wheat, biscuit, toasted nut, and wheat bread making up the majority of the flavors. The brown sugars and fruit esters – again: apricot, orange, berry – do help offset this somewhat, as do grapefruit and pine from the hops. In subsequent sips much of the nuance is lost, the flavors simply too weak to stand up to repetition, and the beer becomes even more heavily dominated by wet wheat, toast crust, and hay. The aftertaste is a continuation of the main mouthful, lingering for a decent while. Mouthfeel is medium-light, and carbonation is medium.
Overall, this is certainly good summer fare, being light and crisp, but largely suffering from a lack of sugars to help counter the heavy grain flavors.
05-14-2013 15:55:40 | More by jondeelee
2.75/5 rDev -16.7%
07-18-2013 21:12:20 | More by Sinnian
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
06-03-2012 20:43:16 | More by fionn13
3.24/5 rDev -1.8%
The Export is my go to beer when the only other options is Miller and Budweiser; perfectly drinkable beer that you could have one too many of. I always like to support local and Shipyard produces a lot of other good beers. It has better taste and presence on the pallet than a macro, but does no favors either.
06-27-2014 20:18:32 | More by PressFastF0rward
3.25/5 rDev -1.5%
11-15-2011 18:25:45 | More by bpfrush
Shipyard Export Ale from Shipyard Brewing Co.
76 out of 100 based on 801 ratings.


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MIAMI- Ozzie Borrell (Hialeah, Fla.) helped spark a 13-1 route of Florida International by going 5-for-6 with a pair of doubles, a homerun and four RBI while Pete Woodworth (St. Petersburg, Fla.) picked up the win, going 7.0 innings with six strikeouts.
FGCU took a 4-0 lead in the fourth. Vinnie Scarduzio (Jupiter, Fla.) led off with a single and scored on a double by Paul Fibbe (Jacksonville, Fla.). Casey Coleman (Cape Coral, Fla.) and Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario) followed with singles before a sacrifice fly by Josh Upchurch (Cape Coral, Fla.). The Eagles would bat around in the inning.
The Eagles would continue to add to the lead, getting homers by Borrell, Coleman and Upchurch as they pounded out 18 hits while scoring 13 runs. Upchurch was 3-for-4 with a two-run blast as well as a stolen base. Coleman was a perfect 3-for-3 with three runs scored and his first homerun of the season. Scarduzio and Wickens were each 2-for-5 on the night as well.
While the Eagles offense clicked, Woodworth was impressive on the mound, tossing 6.0 innings, while allowing a pair of hits. J.J. Crumbley (Tampa, Fla.) and Chris Sale (Lakeland, Fla.) continued to stymie the Golden Panthers, combining to go 3.0 innings with four strikeouts while surrendering just one walk. The two hits were the fewest the Panthers had recorded since the 2005 season. FIU came into the game averaging over eight runs per game offensively.
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The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office has confirmed that a Drexel student died of bacterial meningitis.
The University is taking extra precautions to make sure students who may have come in contact with the student are safe
The university says Stephanie Ross, a sophomore, was found at her sorority house, Phi Mu (Beta Tau), by a housemate.
She was pronounced dead at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center a short time later.
The cause of death has not been determined, but the University is treating it as a suspected case of meningitis.
Some students are having a hard time dealing with the tragic news.
A Drexel student said, "One of our classmates today had to almost skip our presentation to help her friend out and to make sure everyone who was friends with her is ok. You never really hear about people dying from meningitis on campus."
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I hope anyone going to visit the Diagon Alley being setup in Oak Park Illinois will be taking LOADS of pictures and sending them to us. This article in the Sun-Times just solidifies my belief that this will be one of the best parties in the country:
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LURA, Dillard's agree to settle dispute
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The agreement cancels the need for a jury trial scheduled for April that would have determined the price LURA would have had to pay Dillard's for its Longmont store. In December, a three-member commission determined a preliminary value of $6.3 million for the Dillard's store and property, the same amount submitted by Dillard's appraisers. LURA appraisers had valued the store at $3.03 million.
The settlement also means LURA can take title to the store as soon as the agreement is finalized next week, paving the way for demolition and construction to begin on an $80 million redevelopment of the Twin Peaks Mall by developer NewMark Merrill Mountain States.
As part of the agreement, LURA will pay Dillard's $500,000 to help the retailer cover legal costs. The Longmont City Council, which also acts as LURA's board, will vote on Tuesday on an ordinance to approve those additional appropriations. The city council on Tuesday will also vote on a resolution to approve the settlement agreement with Dillard's. In addition, the council, acting as the LURA board, will vote on a resolution to approve the transfer of title of the Dillard's property to Newmark Merrill.
In an email Friday morning, Longmont mayor Dennis Coombs said he couldn't talk about the settlement until Tuesday because the negotiations remain ongoing.
"This is extremely exciting," Coombs said in a press release from the city announcing the deal. "... I know that city council and staff have put in tremendous amount of work on this project and it's gratifying to see the fruits of that labor."
The settlement helps halt the mounting legal fees the city faced in taking the condemnation case to trial. LURA is taking the Dillard's store by the power of eminent domain to help facilitate the redevelopment of the ailing mall that opened in 1985. Dillard's, which owns its store and the seven acres on which it sits, has been an unwilling seller and holds a reciprocal easement agreement that gives it veto power over any redevelopment at the site.
"The city was on the hook for these fees regardless of the outcome," mayor pro tem Brian Bagley said in the press release.
Following the commission's decision, LURA could have taken title to the story by depositing the $6.3 million in escrow with the court until the final price was determined by the jury, thus allowing redevelopment to begin. But the city's press release indicated that had Thursday's settlement not been reached that redevelopment "would have been delayed by several months."
Longmont assistant city manager Sandi Seader said she couldn't speculate on what the impact on the overall redevelopment project would have been had the jury price come back in Dillard's favor at $6.3 million.
"It's unclear what would have happened if this deal would not have been made," Seader said Friday.
Certainly, Seader acknowledged, the project would not have been able to move forward as quickly.
In a statement released through the city, Dillard's vice president of real estate Chris Johnson said: "We have enjoyed serving Longmont residents for the last 16 years as a premium fashion destination, as well as a place of employment for man Longmont-area citizens. We are sorry to be finally leaving Longmont but glad that the parties were able to resolve this dispute without further litigation."
The mall redevelopment, dubbed Village at the Peaks, will be partially financed with tax-increment financing, leveraging future property and sales tax generated by the project to invest in its construction. The city has committed $27.5 million from bond proceeds to assist with the project.
Village at the Peaks is a proposed 481,000-square-foot shopping center. It is 50 percent preleased, according to the city's press release. A Whole Foods Market, Sam's Club and Regal Cinema 12-screen movie theater are planned for the site.
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SOCHI, Russia (AP/FOX19) - In case you're wondering: Yes, people celebrate Valentine's Day in Russia, just like in many other countries. And fancy dinners, flowers and chocolates are just as popular here as they are elsewhere.
American slopestyle ski bronze medalist Nick Goepper is looking for a Valentine.
Goepper took to Twitter on Friday in an attempt to find a lucky lady to spend Valentine's Day with. He sent a series of tweets (@NickGoepper) Friday in search of a Valentine, including one that reads: "'Ya hah-chi loob vee' I'm looking for love- in Russian."
Goepper also posted a photo stating that a lucky girl will have an opportunity to fly out and go on a "dream date" with him after the Olympics.
To win a date with Nick, the ladies have to send him a Valentine with the hashtag #IwanttodateNick. Goepper's Twitter page states that the creator of the most creative invitation will be chosen for a date.
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Empire Club, inundated during superstorm Sandy, marks reopening in Little Ferry
LITTLE FERRY — Over the past few months The Empire Club has replaced walls, electrical wiring, carpeting and kitchen appliances and scrubbed everything the Sandy flood waters touched.
It took between $350,000 and $400,000 and there's still some minor work to be done, but the Little Ferry banquet hall is open for business and celebrated its fifth anniversary Friday by welcoming Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno for a tour of the renovations.
It was one of two stops Guadagno made in borough as part of her ongoing, statewide "Open for Business" tour highlighting businesses that have bounced back since superstorm Sandy hit Oct. 29. Guadagno also visited Segovia Steakhouse & Seafood, which lost a catering truck in the storm and was without power for nine days.
"Almost all of Little Ferry is open for business and the best thing that you could do to get back to normal in New Jersey is to come and use businesses just like this, come spend your money here in Little Ferry and Moonachie, in Hoboken and Jersey city and of course at the Jersey Shore," Guadagno said. "That's how you can help right now the victims of Sandy."
Guadagno accompanied Empire Club owner Arthur Yfantis, Little Ferry Mayor Mauro Raguseo and County Executive Kathleen Donovan on a tour of the banquet hall.
Yfantis received some money from his insurance company, but paid for most of the work out-of-pocket while he awaits another insurance check. He also submitted claims with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Small Business Association, but hasn't heard back yet.
The major work has been completed, but Sandy took its toll.
"I lost a lot of business going into this year, that's the part that's going to hurt me now because the two months that we were closed, it's really hard to book somebody when you're doing construction because they don't know what it's going to look like, they're scared to book something, they don't know if it's going to be done," he said. "That's the tough part."
Manuel Martinez, owner of Segovia Restaurant which has locations in both Little Ferry and Moonachie, said he was fortunate neither restaurant flooded. He was able to replace his damaged catering truck just in time to serve up holiday dinners.
His Little Ferry location was without power for nine days and he lost all of the food there. Despite widespread flooding in the area, he was able to open his Moonachie location after a day the storm and sent meals to the Little Ferry Municipal Building to feed volunteers, Raguseo said.
Martinez said about 80 percent of his business has come back, but it's still slower than usual.
"Some people don't know we're open and some people don't have the money right now," he said.
Martinez, of Moonachie, knows what people are going through. His home flooded, destroying his hot water heater and furnace and countless belongings.
"It's going slow because it was a lot of damage, but we just take one day at a time," he said.
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EC3 fired Rhino for not doing his job as a bodyguard after Dixie Carter was put through a table. Now both EC3 and Rhino get a chance at revenge on each other.
After his mentorship, The Great Sanada is revealed. His first opponent is his long time rival Austin Aries.
The Wolves put their titles on the line against the future hall of fame teams of The Hardys and Team 3D. The winner of the Tag Team Title Series will be the first team to win twice.
Chris Melendez had two dreams: To fight for his country and to become a professional wrestler. He survived an IED attack, adapted, overcame the odds, and now comes to IMPACT WRESTLING.
Low Ki earned the #1 Contender spot by winning the Six-Man Scramble elimination match, now two of the best to ever compete in the X Divison fight for the championship.
Bram and Abyss face off in a Stairway to Janice match to see who will go home with "Janice".
There are no pinfalls or submissions – the winner and #1 Contender, is determined by the first person to escape the cage.
Gail Kim defends her Knockouts Championship against Taryn Terrell, Angelina Love and Velvet Sky.
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A 19-year old woman has taken advantage of a fundraiser aimed at helping an infant with cancer.
The Juhl family didn't know one of their family "friends" was selling t-shirts and then pocketing the money.
The fundraiser was to raise money for 8-month-old Brantlee James Juhl suffering from Leukemia.
Now the family is picking up the pieces.
"She came to see him once," said Brantlee's mother, Leah Juhl.
A good deed is always welcome from a family friend, but for the Juhls, this friend they say didn't turn in money from a fundraiser benefiting Brantlee.
"She volunteered to do a t-shirt thing and nobody was getting anything -- it was just excuse after excuse," said Juhl.
Excuses that left the Juhls wondering what was actually happening to that money.
"The shirts were just delayed, delayed, and delayed and never came in and people were hounding us and (saying) where's my stuff and it never did come in," said Marryln Juhl, grandfather to Brantlee.
The Juhls received phone calls from random numbers asking where their orders went. Then the final straw was when a call the family received was from a welding shop in Florida.
According to the Furnas County Sheriffs Office, they arrested Kelsey Kennedy on theft by deception raising over $1,000 which is a class IV felony. She has since bonded out of jail.
"Something you don't expect in a town of only a thousand people," said Marryln.
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The St. Louis Rams were able to go on the road and get the win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 28-13, on Sunday afternoon. Heading into this game, both squads had playoff aspirations, but even though the Rams were victorious, they are not going to make the playoffs due to the Minnesota Vikings upsetting the Houston Texans.
The Buccaneers offense had a tough time moving the ball against the Rams on the ground. Star rookie running back Doug Martin was held to just 62 yards on the afternoon, and had a long of just eight years. Quarterback Josh Freeman had a rough day by throwing four interceptions on the day. One of those was a 41-yard pick-six by Janoris Jenkins.
The Rams took control of the game when they scored 21 unanswered points from the end of the second quarter through their first possession of the third quarter. The big play that gave the Rams a commanding league was the 80-yard touchdown pass to tight end Lance Kendricks, which was the very first offensive play of the third quarter. The Rams then got the ball back when Trumaine Johnson picked off Freeman, driving down the field to go up, 21-6.
Each team would go on to score another touchdown in the third quarter, but in the final frame, the Rams defense stepped up and was able to keep the Buccaneers out of the end zone.
Kendricks had a huge game with four catches for 119 yards and a touchdown. On the Buccaneers side, receiver Mike Williams was a bright spot with seven receptions for 132 yards and a score. The fantasy dud on the day goes to Tampa Bay quarterback Josh Freeman. Freeman did throw for 372 yards and a touchdown, but he threw four interceptions.
Injury report
There were no significant injuries.
Did they cover?
The Buccaneers were a three point favorite, so with the Rams winning Tampa Bay did not cover.
What's next?
12/30 1 p.m. ET: Tampa Bay vs. Atlanta
12/30 4:25 p.m. ET: St. Louis at Seattle


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Helston and Lizard based company Cornish Sea Salt has received a prestigious award for providing natural salt to chefs and homes around the country.
Named "best foodie product of 2013" at the Food magazine reader awards, Cornish Sea Salt, which is harvested at Porthkerris on the Lizard Peninsula, is favoured by famous chefs such as Rick Stein and Jamie Oliver.
It beat the likes of Yeo Valley Yoghurt, as well as fellow Cornish businesses Kernow Sausage and Cornish Yarg, to take the title.
Operation manager Philip Tanswell said: "We're thrilled to have won this award - we really believe in the great taste of Cornish Sea Salt, and it's fantastic to know that others think the same.
"We spend a lot of time at food events across the country, and it's always great to see the reaction of consumers when they taste the difference between Cornish Sea Salt and processed table salt."
Established in 2008 by Tony Fraser, the salt is described as a "tastier, healthier alternative" to table-salt.
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Texas Blues singer and harmonica player Cheryl Arena will perform the best of Country Delta, Piedmont and Texas Blues with the Workingman's Band on Friday June 8 at the , 48 Monument Square, Concord MA. 8-11 p.m., no cover.
Cheryl Arena grew up in the Boston area. She loved music from an early age and played several instruments before settling on the harmonica as her main focus, which she has been playing since 1987. She spent the first few years honing her skills on harp sitting in the driver's seat of a limousine, on the job, while waiting for clients. In 1989 she started and hosted a blues jam of her own in the south end of Boston at Wally's Cafe which thrived every Monday night for three years. During this period, she met and teamed up with guitarist/vocalist Matt Woodburn, formed the Woodburn/Arena band, left Wally's and hit the road. The band has toured extensively up and down the East Coast and parts of the South and released several recordings.Cheryl's outgoing nature and love for variety also brought her the opportunity to start the "Downtown Blues Review" in 1995 which was held every Tuesday night in Boston's Fanueil Hall Marketplace (for 5 years).Cheryl has shared the stage with blues greats such as Jr. Wells, Johnny Clyde Copeland, R.L. Burnside, Honeyboy Edwards, Sonny Rhodes, Pinetop Perkins, Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson, Johnny Rawls, Big Jack Johnson, Kenny Neal, Bob Margolin, Duke Robillard, Ronnie Earl, Billy Branch, James Montgomery, Smokin' Joe Kubek and Bnois King, Andrew "Jr. Boy" Jones, Buddy Miles, Rock Bottom, Janiva Magness, Debbie Davis, Ann Rabson and Sam Myers.In 2001 Cheryl formed her own band, calling it the Cheryl Arena Band and released a CD entitled Blues Got Me, whichwas produced by Duke Robillard who also makes a guest appearance on two tracks. She has since relocated to Dallas Texas where she performs music full time.


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Robert Dicke examines how modern-day Americans honor their past by recreating an historian figure or past event in "Modern American Past," on display through January 30 in the Main Library Art Gallery [1].
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CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois lawmakers want the federal government to change its formula for determining how much aid communities struck by natural disasters can receive.
Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin and his Republican counterpart, Sen. Mark Kirk, said in a joint statement Monday they've introduced legislation to make the calculations fairer. Currently, they say the formulation disadvantage Illinois.
Illinois communities hit by November tornados have criticized a decision by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to deny Illinois' request for aid to reimburse local governments for cleanup and repairs.
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Steven Green was a Marine. Late Wednesday, after emergency crews recovered his body from a collapsed grain silo in Roy, rescue teams paid their respects.
"We draped a flag in the appropriate way to honor his military service," said Bob Vellias, chief of South Pierce Fire and Rescue. "Every member from the response team – we all stood at attention and saluted him as he went into the medic unit. We took the medic unit to our station, so the family could have closure in an area that was sheltered away from the public. We folded the flag and presented the flag to his wife."
Green, 44, was buried under an avalanche of grain Monday. The silo at Wilcox Feed Farms ruptured, releasing an estimated 50 tons of corn. Rescue teams spent two days trying to find Green in the wreckage. Family members stood by and prayed for his survival. The sad answer came late Wednesday, when the crews finally found him.
Green leaves a wife and three children behind. Family members and friends declined comment.
Wilcox Family Farms released a statement Thursday evening.
"The Wilcox family extends our condolences, thoughts and prayers to Steven Green's family for their loss," said Brent Wilcox, CEO. "This is a devastating loss to our company and our community. Steve was an exceptional person and employee. Our family and all the Wilcox employees share in grieving his loss."
The company added that a memorial fund in Green's name has been established. Donations can be made at any Key Bank.
Thursday, Chief Vellias said that Wilcox officials and the state Department of Labor and Industries have taken charge of the incident site. Two other silos were damaged in the collapse. All three will be demolished.
"That's going to be an ongoing operation," he said. "They're rebuilding that site."
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8:00am Sunday 28th October 2012 in Winchester
A CAMPAIGN is underway to raise almost half a million pounds for Winchester's scouts.
Planning authorities have given the go ahead for a replacement building at their Weeke Down site and with £50,000 secured already, they must now find an additional £400,000.
The 2.5-hectare site is owned by Winchester District Scouts and serves eight groups, each with its own Beaver, Cub, Scout and Explorer sections for different ages.
Existing structures at the Pinsent camp will be demolished and replaced with an energy-efficient amenity block built from sustainable, recycled and locally-sourced materials.
"We are thrilled that our application for the new building at Pinsent camp has met with full approval. Many years' hard work from a range of people – volunteers, officials, and professionals – went into the proposals, and we owe a debt of thanks to all of these," said Winchester District Scouts chairman, Richard Mendelsohn and district commissioner, Stephen Parker, in a joint statement.
There are more than 800 Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorer Scouts across Winchester and the Pinsent site has a scouting history dating back more than 80 years. The site has been used by Winchester District since 1931, when it was shared with a scout troop from nearby Winchester College.
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on Sep 6, 2012 at 7:36 am
Another senseless killing done by someone with under treated or very poorly treated mental illness. Chris Lacy was known to suffer from mental illness and probably paranoid schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder. Who knows what he was thinking when he shot and killed the defenseless Highway Patrol Officer. Our mental health system is in tatters and the competency level is terrible for those charged with treating these people. These mentally ill folk are left with little follow-up and wander our streets and neighborhoods with delusional thinking and poor impulse control just waiting to snap. Well another one snapped.
on Sep 6, 2012 at 9:55 am
No worries---under obamacare the mentally ill will be disposed of right after the seniors are refused medical services.
on Sep 6, 2012 at 10:14 am
Yes this is terrible situation and it became even more terrible.
The officer was taken off life support.
What a terrible waste.
Julia Pardini from Alamo
on Sep 6, 2012 at 12:41 pm
May God bless Kenyon and embrace him into His kingdom. And may God give solace to his family in their time of great saddness.
on Sep 6, 2012 at 2:15 pm
This is just heartbreaking! Prayers for the family of Officer Youngstrom- may they find that "peace that passes understanding!"
on Sep 6, 2012 at 3:35 pm
So many fine words of support and sympathy from my fellow citizens, I would only add that I am grateful for all the CHP does each and everyday to make our roads safer and in the process save lives and crippling injuries. We have all had narrow misses as reckless drivers careen down our freeways and the CHP officers put their lives on the line each and every day as they monitor and patrol our crowded freeways. This tragedy has given me a new understanding and respect for their challenges and riaks met daily.
My prayers go out to those family members on both sides of this senseless tragedy.
on Sep 6, 2012 at 3:38 pm
Correction...my closing should read "risks met daily"
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Gio Gonzalez pitched into the fourth inning and allowed one run for the Washington Nationals in a 4-3, 10-inning loss to the New York Yankees on Friday.
Gonzalez gave up two hits and three walk in 3 1-3 innings. He had six strikeouts. The Nationals' new starter called the outing "a good stepping stone."
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A 41-YEAR-OLD was taken to hospital after her car went into a ditch on Wednesday night.
Emergency services were called to Fiddler's Ferry Road, around 50 metres from The Eight Towers roundabout after the woman's Red Lexus ended up hitting a lamppost and landing in a ditch.
No other vehicle was involved in the crash around 8.30pm.
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The road was closed both ways with traffic backed up in Warrington and Widnes.
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Christopher Isherwood
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|Christopher Isherwood
|Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood
26 August 1904
Wyberslegh Hall, High Lane, Cheshire, England
|4 January 1986
(aged 81)
Santa Monica, California, USA
|British, American (naturalised)
|Heinz Neddermeyer (1932–37)
Don Bachardy (1953–86)
Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood (26 August 1904 – 4 January 1986) was an English novelist.[1][2]
Early life and work[edit]
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At Repton School, Isherwood met his lifelong friend Edward Upward with whom he wrote the extravagant "Mortmere" stories, of which one was published during his lifetime, a few others appeared after his death, and others he summarised in Lions and Shadows. He deliberately failed his tripos and left Corpus Christi College, Cambridge without a degree in 1925. For the next few years he lived with violinist André Mangeot, worked as secretary to Mangeot's string quartet and studied medicine. During this time he wrote a book of nonsense poems, People One Ought to Know, with illustrations by Mangeot's eleven-year-old son, Sylvain. It was not published until 1982.
In 1925 A.S.T. Fisher reintroduced him to W. H. Auden,[3][4][5] and Isherwood became Auden's literary mentor and partner in an intermittent, casual liaison. Auden sent his poems to Isherwood for comment and approval. Through Auden, Isherwood met Stephen Spender, with whom he later spent much time in Germany. His first novel, All the Conspirators, appeared in 1928. It was an anti-heroic story, written in a pastiche of many modernist novelists, about a young man who is defeated by his mother. In 1928–29 Isherwood studied medicine at King's College London, but gave up his studies after six months to join Auden for a few weeks in Berlin.
Rejecting his upper middle class background and embracing his attraction to men, he remained in Berlin, the capital of the young Weimar Republic, drawn by its reputation for sexual freedom. There, he "fully indulged his taste for pretty youths. He went to Berlin in search of boys and found one called Heinz, who became his first great love."[6] Commenting on John Henry Mackay's Der Puppenjunge (The Pansy), Isherwood wrote: "It gives a picture of the Berlin sexual underworld early in this century which I know, from my own experience, to be authentic."[7]
In 1931 he met Jean Ross, the inspiration for his fictional character, Sally Bowles. He also met Gerald Hamilton, the inspiration for the fictional Mr Norris. In September 1931 the poet William Plomer introduced him to E. M. Forster. They became close and Forster served as his mentor. Isherwood's second novel, The Memorial (1932), was another story of conflict between mother and son, based closely on his own family history. During one of his return trips to London he worked with the director Berthold Viertel on the film Little Friend, an experience that became the basis of his novel Prater Violet (1945). He worked as a private tutor in Berlin and elsewhere while writing the novel Mr Norris Changes Trains (1935) and a short novel called Goodbye to Berlin (1939), often published together in a collection called The Berlin Stories. These works provided the inspiration for the play I Am a Camera (1951), the 1955 film I Am a Camera (both starring Julie Harris), the Broadway musical Cabaret (1966) and the film (1972) of the same name. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German man named Heinz Neddermeyer.[8]
After leaving Berlin in 1933, he and Heinz moved around Europe, and lived in Copenhagen, Sintra and elsewhere. Heinz was arrested as a draft-evader in 1937 following his brief return to Germany after he was ejected from Luxembourg as an "undesirable alien." Convicted of "reciprocal onanism,"[9] he was sentenced to six months in prison, a year of state labor and two years of compulsory military service.[10] Isherwood collaborated on three plays with Auden: The Dog Beneath the Skin (1935), The Ascent of F6 (1936), and On the Frontier (1939). Isherwood wrote a lightly fictionalized autobiographical account of his childhood and youth, Lions and Shadows (1938), using the title of an abandoned novel. Auden and Isherwood traveled to China in 1938 to gather material for their book on the Sino-Japanese War called Journey to a War (1939). In 1939, Auden and Isherwood set sail for the United States on temporary visas, a controversial move, later regarded by some as a flight from danger on the eve of war in Europe.[11]
Life in the United States[edit]
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While living in Hollywood, California, Isherwood befriended Truman Capote, an up-and-coming young writer who would be influenced by Isherwood's Berlin Stories, most specifically in the traces of the story "Sally Bowles" that surface in Capote's famed novella, Breakfast at Tiffany's.[12] Isherwood also had a close friendship with the British writer, Aldous Huxley, with whom he sometimes collaborated.[13] Isherwood also befriend Dodie Smith, a British novelist and playwright who had also moved to California, and who became one of the few people to whom Isherwood showed his work in progress.[14]
Isherwood considered becoming an American citizen in 1945 but balked at taking an oath that included the statement that he would defend the country. The next year he applied for citizenship and answered questions honestly, saying he would accept non-combatant duties like loading ships with food. The fact that he had volunteered for service with the Medical Corps helped as well. At the naturalization ceremony, he found he was required to swear to defend the nation and decided to take the oath since he had already stated his objections and reservations. He became an American citizen on 8 November 1946.[15]
He began living with the photographer William "Bill" Caskey. In 1947, the two traveled to South America. Isherwood wrote the prose and Caskey took the photographs for a 1949 book about their journey entitled The Condor and the Cows.
On Valentine's Day 1953, at the age of 48, he met teenaged Don Bachardy among a group of friends on the beach at Santa Monica. Reports of Bachardy's age at the time vary, but Bachardy later said, "At the time I was, probably, 16."[16] In fact, Bachardy was 18. Despite the age difference, this meeting began a partnership that, though interrupted by affairs and separations, continued until the end of Isherwood's life.[17]
During the early months of their affair, Isherwood finished—and Bachardy typed—the novel on which he had worked for some years, The World in the Evening (1954). Isherwood also taught a course on modern English literature at Los Angeles State College (now California State University, Los Angeles) for several years during the 1950s and early 1960s.
The 30-year age difference between Isherwood and Bachardy raised eyebrows at the time, with Bachardy, in his own words, "regarded as a sort of child prostitute,"[18] but the two became a well-known and well-established couple in Southern Californian society with many Hollywood friends.
Down There on a Visit, a novel published in 1962, comprised four related stories that overlap the period covered in his Berlin stories. In the opinion of many reviewers, Isherwood's finest achievement was his 1964 novel A Single Man, that depicted a day in the life of George, a middle-aged, gay Englishman who is a professor at a Los Angeles university. During 1964 Isherwood collaborated with American writer Terry Southern on the screenplay for the Tony Richardson film adaptation of The Loved One, Evelyn Waugh's caustic satire on the American funeral industry.
Isherwood and Bachardy lived together in Santa Monica for the rest of Isherwood's life. Bachardy became a successful draughtsman with an independent reputation, and his portraits of the dying Isherwood became well known after Isherwood's death.
Isherwood died at age 81 in 1986 in Santa Monica, California from prostate cancer. His body was donated to the UCLA Medical School.[19]
Later recognition[edit]
The house in the Schöneberg district of Berlin where Isherwood lived bears a memorial plaque to mark his stay there between 1929 and 1933.
The 2008 film Chris & Don: A Love Story chronicled Isherwood and Bachardy's lifelong relationship.[20]
A Single Man was adapted into a film of the same name in 2009.[21]
In 2010 Isherwood's autobiography, Christopher and His Kind, was adapted into a television film by the BBC, starring Matt Smith as Isherwood and directed by Geoffrey Sax.[22][23] It was broadcast in France and Germany on the Arte channel in February 2011, and in Britain on BBC 2 the following month.
List of works[edit]
- All the Conspirators (1928; new edition 1957 with new foreword)
- The Memorial (1932)
- Mr Norris Changes Trains (1935; U.S. edition titled The Last of Mr Norris)
- The Dog Beneath the Skin (1935, with W. H. Auden)
- The Ascent of F6 (1937, with W. H. Auden)
- Sally Bowles (1937; later included in Goodbye to Berlin)
- On the Frontier (1938, with W. H. Auden)
- Lions and Shadows (1938, autobiography)
- Goodbye to Berlin (1939)
- Journey to a War (1939, with W. H. Auden)
- Bhagavad Gita, The Song of God (1944, with Prabhavananda)
- Vedanta for Modern Man (1945)
- Prater Violet (1945)
- The Berlin Stories (1945; contains Mr Norris Changes Trains and Goodbye to Berlin; reissued as The Berlin of Sally Bowles, 1975)
- Vedanta for the Western World (Unwin Books, London, 1949, ed. and contributor)
- The Condor and the Cows (1949, South-American travel diary)
- What Vedanta Means to Me (1951, pamphlet)
- The World in the Evening (1954)
- Down There on a Visit (1962)
- An Approach to Vedanta (1963)
- A Single Man (1964)
- Ramakrishna and His Disciples (1965)
- Exhumations (1966; journalism and stories)
- A Meeting by the River (1967)
- Essentials of Vedanta (1969)
- Kathleen and Frank (1971, about Isherwood's parents)
- Frankenstein: The True Story (1973, with Don Bachardy; based on their 1973 film script)
- Christopher and His Kind (1976, autobiography)
- My Guru and His Disciple (1980)
- October (1980, with Don Bachardy)
- The Mortmere Stories (with Edward Upward) (1994)
- Where Joy Resides: An Isherwood Reader (1989; Don Bachardy and James P. White, eds.)
- Diaries: 1939–1960, Katherine Bucknell, ed. (1996)
- Jacob's Hands: A Fable (1997) originally co-written with Aldous Huxley
- Lost Years: A Memoir 1945–1951, Katherine Bucknell, ed. (2000)
- Lions and Shadows (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2000)
- Kathleen and Christopher, Lisa Colletta, ed. (Letters to his mother, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press], 2005)
- Isherwood on Writing (University of Minnesota Press, 2007)
- The Animals: Love Letters Between Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy, Edited by Katherine Bucknell (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2014)
- Charles Baudelaire, Intimate Journals (1930; revised edition 1947)
- The Song of God: Bhagavad-Gita (with Swami Prabhavananda, 1944)
- Shankara's Crest-Jewel of Discrimination (with Swami Prabhavananda, 1947)
- How to Know God: The Yoga Aphorisms of Patanjali (with Swami Prabhavananda, 1953)
Work on Vedanta and the West[edit]
Vedanta and the West was the official publication of the Vedanta Society of Southern California. It offered essays by many of the leading intellectuals of the time and had contributions from Aldous Huxley, Gerald Heard, Alan Watts, J. Krishnamurti, W. Somerset Maugham, and many others.
Isherwood was Managing Editor from 1943 until 1945. Together with Huxley and Heard, he served on the Editorial Advisory Board from 1951 until 1962.
Isherwood wrote the following articles that appeared in Vedanta and the West:
- Vivekananda and Sarah Bernhardt – 1943
- On Translating the Gita – 1944
- Hypothesis and Belief – 1944
- The Gita and War – 1944
- What is Vedanta? – 1944
- Ramakrishna and Vivekananda – 1945
- The Problem of the Religious Novel – 1946
- Religion Without Prayers – 1946
- Foreword to a Man of Boys – 1950
- An Introduction – 1951
- What Vedanta Means to Me – 1951
- Who Is Ramakrishna? – 1957
- Ramakrishna and the Future – 1958
- The Home of Ramakrishna – 1958
- Ramakrishna: A First Chapter – 1959
- The Birth of Ramakrishna – 1959
- The Boyhood of Ramakrishna – 1959
- How Ramakrishna Came to Dakshineswar – 1959
- Early Days at Dakshineswar – 1959
- The Vision of Kali – 1960
- The Marriage of Ramakrishna – 1960
- The Coming of the Bhariravi – 1960
- Some Visitors to Dakshineswar – 1960
- Tota Puri – 1960
- The Writer and Vedanta – 1961
- Mathur – 1961
- Sarada and Chandra – 1962
- Keshab Sen – 1962
- The Coming of the Disciples – 1962
- Introduction to Vivekananda – 1962
- Naren – 1963
- The Training of Naren – 1963
- An Approach to Vedanta – 1963
- The Young Monks – 1963
- Some Great Devotees – 1963
- The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna – 1963
- The Last Year – 1964
- The Story Continues – 1964
- Letters of Swami Vivekananda – 1968
- Essentials of Vedanta – 1969
In 1948 several articles from Vedanta and the West were issued in book form as Vedanta for the Western World. Isherwood edited the selection and provided an introduction and three articles ("Hypothesis and Belief," "Vivekananda and Sarah Bernhardt," "The Gita and War"). Other contributors included Aldous Huxley, Gerald Heard, Swami Prabhavananda, Swami Vivekananda et al.
Audio and video recordings[edit]
- Christopher Isherwood reads selections from the Bhagavad Gita – CD[24]
- Christopher Isherwood reads selections from the Upanishads – CD[24]
- Lecture on Girish Ghosh – CD[25][26]
- Christopher Isherwood Reads Two Lectures on the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Vivekananda – DVD
- ^ James J. Berg, ed., Isherwood on writing (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2007), 19
- ^ Obituary Variety, 15 January 1986.
- ^ "Consolidated index". Oxford Poetry. Graham Nelson. Retrieved 28 June 2013.
- ^ James, Callum (10 September 2012). "Ambassador of Loss by Michael Scarrott". Front Free Endpaper. Blogspot. Retrieved 28 June 2013.
- ^ "W. H. Auden". Helensburgh Heroes. Retrieved 28 June 2013.
- ^ "Hello to Berlin, boys and books", The Telegraph; Filed: 18 May 2004. [1]
- ^ Hubert Kennedy, Mackay, John Henry in glbtq.com. Mackay's work was "a classic boy-love novel set in the contemporary milieu of boy prostitutes in Berlin."
- ^ Fryer, p. 128
- ^ Christopher and His Kind, p. 287
- ^ Fryer, p. 168
- ^ Carpenter, Humphrey (1981). W. H. Auden: A Biography. London: George Allen & Unwin. ISBN 0-04-928044-9.
- ^ Norton, Ingrid (July 1, 2010). "Year with Short Novels: Breakfast at Sally Bowles'". Open Letters Monthly.
- ^ "Huxley on Huxley.". Dir. Mary Ann Braubach. Cinedigm, 2010. DVD.
- ^ [2], Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, accessed on March 3, 2014
- ^ Christopher Isherwood, edited by Katherine Bucknell, Lost Years: A Memoir, 1945–1951 (NY: HarperCollins, 2000), 40, 77–8
- ^ The biographical film Chris & Don: A Love Story
- ^ Peter Parker, Isherwood, 2004
- ^ The First Couple: Don Bachardy and Christopher Isherwood," by Armistead Maupin, The Village Voice, Volume 30, Number 16, 2 July 1985.
- ^ "Christopher Isherwood". Find A Grave. Mar 2, 2000. Retrieved 11 November 2012.
- ^ Internet Movie Database: "Chris & Don. A Love Story (2007)", accessed 6 July 2010
- ^ Internet Movie Database: "A Single Man (2009) ", accessed 6 July 2010
- ^ [3] BBC Press Release for "Christopher and His Kind"
- ^ Christopher and His Kind at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ a b CD produced by mondayMEDIA distributed on the GemsTone label
- ^ Lecture given in the Santa Barbara Vedanta Temple
- ^ "Review in". Allmusic.com. Retrieved 2013-12-04.
- Fryer, Jonathan (1977). Isherwood: A Biography. Garden City, NY, Doubleday & Company. ISBN 0-385-12608-5.
- Isherwood, Christopher (1976). Christopher and His Kind. Avon Books, a division of The Hearst Corporation. ISBN 0-380-01795-4 (Discus edition).
Further reading[edit]
- Christopher Isherwood, The Lost Years 1945–1951
- J. J. Berg & C. Freeman, eds., Conversations with Christopher Isherwood (2001)
- Brian Finney, Christopher Isherwood: A Critical Biography (1979)
- James J. Berg and Chris Freeman, eds., The Isherwood century: essays on the life and work of Christopher Isherwood (2000)
- Norman Page, Auden and Isherwood: The Berlin Years (2000)
- Peter Parker, Isherwood: A Life (2004)
- Lee Prosser, Isherwood, Bowles, Vedanta, Wicca, and Me (2001) ISBN 0-595-20284-5
- Lee Prosser, Night Tigers (2002) ISBN 0-595-21739-7
External links[edit]
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- Isherwood Exhibit at the Huntington Archived 25 January 2007 at the Wayback Machine
- W.I. Scobie (Spring 1974). "Christopher Isherwood, The Art of Fiction No. 49". The Paris Review.
- LitWeb.net: Christopher Isherwood Biography
- Christopher Isherwood Foundation
- Christopher Isherwood Collection at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin
- "Huxley on Huxley.". Dir. Mary Ann Braubach. Cinedigm, 2010. DVD.
- Where Joy Resides An Isherwood Reader
- "Cabaret Berlin" Information on Christopher Isherwood and the entertainment of the Weimar era
- Christopher Isherwood at the Internet Movie Database
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