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Morgan Freeman's Divorce Finalized
Freeman's infidelity scandal turns new chapter.
It's more than two years that we've been following the Morgan Freeman marital saga, which was set off by Freeman's August 2008 car accident in which he and a female companion were injured. Shortly thereafter, it was announced that Freeman and his wife were splitting -- and this past Wednesday, the divorce was put to rest.
A judge in Tallahatchie, Miss. entered the divorce decree on Sept. 15 so that the marriage between Morgan Freeman and Myrna Colley-Lee, a theater designer, has ended. Freeman and Colley-Lee had been married for 26 years, since 1984, and Freeman adopted Colley-Lee's daughter from a previous relationship. Freeman and Colley-Lee also have a second child together (Morgan Freeman has four children in all, including two sons from a previous relationship).
Myrna Colley-Lee was said to have decided to split from Morgan Freeman after his August 2008 car accident in which a female companion, Demaris Meyer, was hurt. Meyer was thought to be in an extramarital relationship with Morgan Freeman, but she went on to file a lawsuit against him because she claimed he was drinking (authorities hadn't considered alcohol a factor in the crash). Meyer also said that she had been accused of being "the other woman" in Freeman's life following the accident. Morgan Freeman finally settled the lawsuit in November 2009.
Read: Morgan Freeman Is Gettin' Sued
The scandal was clearly too much for Freeman's marriage, as his business partner Bill Luckett announced shortly after the car crash that Freeman and Colley-Lee had formally separated.
After Morgan Freeman's divorce was finalized this week, Freeman's lawyer William R. Wright said, "It was done without a trial. Everybody is glad it's over." Both Freeman and Colley-Lee live near Tallahatchie, Miss.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
...on the 28th
If anyone is in town this weekend and wants to head out for a nice chunk of gravel, let me know. We'll be leaving from my house this time as there will be a couple of gentlemen coming along to film a bit of this ride. The plan is to head out around sunrise and ride for about 50 or 60 miles. We'll do the first leg of the Almanzo down to St. Charles and back. Drop me a line if you want to come along. Peace.
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3 comments:
- moonshiner said...
ah,...on all that glorious 3-4 day old snow, smashing....should make the cover of some sort of media
- February 25, 2009 at 11:54 AM
- pbrme said...
I may be able to join this journey. My last 2 (and only) Almanzo training rides resulted in mud and a dog bite. Total Almanzo training to date 11 miles. Ouuuch.
Let me know details (time and place)
- February 26, 2009 at 10:07 AM
- Chris Skogen said...
I will let you know for sure. Everything is going to be locked down by 3pm tomorrow afternoon.
- February 26, 2009 at 10:09 AM
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By George Otto ~ March 1st, 2014. Filed under: New Electronics.
All boats from modest cruiser to megayacht have at least one need in common—the ability to safely get from point A to point B. Having a magnetic compass on board has always been a standard for the prudent mariner; however, modern navigational systems require the electronic heading information provided by an electronic (fluxgate) compass. Here's a look at both magnetic and fluxgate compasses—how they work, what they do and considerations for proper operation.
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No other device has facilitated navigation and exploration more than the humble magnetic compass—a simple, reliable device that's helped mariners navigate the oceans of the world for centuries. A basic magnetic compass consists of a pivoted, horizontal compass card suspended in a gimbal-mounted composite or non-ferrous metal bowl. The card rotates so that "0" degrees or "North" points to magnetic north.
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As 2014 opened, Detroit was bankrupt, but they were cheering the five-year-old U.S. auto bailout in Italy. That's because after being the beneficiary of billions in U.S. taxpayer largesse, Fiat, the 115-year-old Italian auto company, is going to buy its final stake in Chrysler from that other big bailout recipient, the United Auto Workers (UAW).
"Chrysler's Now Fully an Italian Auto Company," reads the Time magazine online headline. But wait a minute! Wasn't the bailout supposed to be about saving the American auto industry?
Late in the 2012 presidential campaign, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney took heat for arguments, based on news accounts, that the Obama administration "sold Chrysler to Italians who are going to build Jeeps in China." Politifact gave Romney its "lie of the year" award, even though the claim turned out to be correct.
But as Mark Beatty and I noted in the Daily Caller at the time, Romney missed the real reason for outrage. Chrysler wasn't "sold" to an Italian firm, but given away through U.S. tax dollars. As we wrote in November 2012:
"The real outrage arising from the 2009 Chrysler bailout is not that its parent company, Fiat, is planning to build plants in China. It's that the politicized bankruptcy process limited Chrysler's growth potential by tying it to an Italian dinosaur in the midst of the European fiscal crisis. The Obama administration literally gave away ownership of one of the Big Three American auto manufacturers to an Italian car maker struggling with labor and productivity issues worse than those that drove Chrysler to near-liquidation."
Moody's had downgraded Fiat's credit rating to "junk" even before the Obama administration arranged for it to acquire a Chrysler stake in 2009, and in Autumn 2012, Moody's gave Fiat another downgrade that the Financial Times described as even "further into 'junk' territory." And just after Fiat announced it was buying Chrysler's final stake in 2014, Moody's put the company under review for a possible further downgrade.
As we noted , much of Chrysler's profits from its overhauled line are going to prop up Fiat's failing, money-losing Italian business, rather than to expanding production and jobs in the U.S. Politifact and others felt confident in calling Romney's claim a "lie" by citing Fiat's assurance that it would only build Chrysler products in overseas market to sell to those markets. Yet in December 2012, just one week after Politifact awarded its "lie," Fiat announced that it would be making a line of Jeeps in Melfi, Italy, for export to "markets worldwide," including the U.S.
In 2012, Barron's put it like this in a headline, "This time, Chrysler could bail out Fiat." Actually, the Barron's headline is slightly misleading in one respect — Fiat didn't contribute much of anything to the Chrysler's bailout.
In the 2009 deal overseen by the Obama administration's auto task force, Fiat paid no money to acquire its initial 20 percent stake in Chrysler — only contributing some of its intellectual property, instead. Fiat would later pay $2.2 billion to raise its stake in the company to 58.5 percent.
Continuing the bailout shell game, Fiat will now pay fellow bailout recipient UAW $4.4 billion for its stake in Chrysler. All the while, the U.S. government has pitched in more than $12 billion in taxpayer infusions.
In "saving" the American auto industry, Obama gave an American company away. And he gave it away at the expense of pension funds and other secured creditors, which were given a much smaller stake in the new company than they would have been given under traditional bankruptcy proceedings. American manufacturing workers also lost out on the deal; many are now hostages to the woes of Fiat and the Italian economy.


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I have a love/hate relationship with external speakers. Cheap speakers aren't much better than what's included with your device — computer, iPod, iPhone, etc. High end speakers are, well, they're high end which often translates as expensive and difficult to set up.
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LUBBOCK TX (KCBD) - We have good news in Lubbock for low income families that wish to own a home. Representatives from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas, along with Lubbock banks American State bank, Citizens Bank, and First Bank & Trust were awarded partnership grants totaling $18,000. That money will assist low income families to become home-owners.
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Mikenis, a returning state-placer, notched his second SouthWest Suburban title Jan. 19 with a sweep through the 138-pound field. The senior began wrestling in second grade.
What's been your proudest moment on the mat?
Last year, placing in state. Wrestling is the greatest sport, and it was incredible to go to Assembly Hall and be on that podium.
Who is the best wrestler you've seen this season?
I really like watching Colin Holler (170 pounds) from Sandburg. I like how he works and how he's always staying in good position. I used to wrestle with him at IKWS (Illinois Kids Wrestling Federation).
You're on one of the best teams in the state. Is it ever frustrating to be in the same conference as Sandburg?
Oh, yeah. It always seems like they're the number one team in the state and we're number four. It's pretty ridiculous. I've never beaten them in my four years, but we're really hoping to win our regional so we get another shot at them in the state series. The way we look at it, we're going to attack them. We've had close matches but haven't been able to pull it off.
During the season, how much are you watching what you eat?
I watch it pretty closely, staying away from fatty foods or stuff that's not fresh. It's easy now after doing it for a couple of months.
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Kim Kardashian.
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Wrong Debates
Paul Krugman has a short post on the Eurozone, today (I'd like him to write more about us; he has been too America-centered lately), pointing out that the myth of fiscal profligacy is, well, just a myth. in fact, he argues, the only fiscally irresponsible country, in the years 2000 was Greece. It is maybe worth reposting here a figure that from an old piece of this blog, that since then made it into all my classes on the Euro crisis:
The figure shows the situation of public finances in 2007, against the Maastricht benchmark (3% deficit and 60% debt) before the crisis hit. As Krugman says, only one country of the so-called PIIGS (the red dots) is clearly out of line, Greece. Portugal is virtually like France, and Spain and Ireland way better than most countries, including Germany. Italy has a stock of old debt, but its deficit in 2007 is under control.
So Krugman is right in reminding us that fiscal policy per se was not a problem before the crisis; And yet, what he calls fiscal myths, have shaped policies in the EMU, with a disproportionate emphasis on austerity. And even today, when economists overwhelmingly discuss unconventional measures available to the ECB to contrast deflation, fiscal policy is virtually absent from the debate and continued fiscal consolidation is taken for granted. I will write more on this in the next days, but it is striking how we aim at the wrong target.
What is Mainstream Economics?
Paul Krugman and Simon Wren-Lewis have been widely criticized (for example here) as defending "mainstream" economics that spectacularly failed during the crisis (and before).
My (very short) take on this: I do believe that Krugman has a point, a very good one, when claiming that standard textbook analysis is (almost) all you need to understand the current crisis, and to implement the correct policy solutions.
The point is what we define as "textbook analysis". Krugman refers to IS-LM models. But these, that starting in the 1980s virtually disappeared from graduate curricula because supposedly too simplistic, not grounded on optimization, not intertemporal, and so on and so forth.
I personally was exposed to these ideas in my undergraduate studies in Italy, and I still teach them (besides using them to discuss the crisis with my students). But they were nowhere to be found during my graduate studies at Columbia (certainly not a freshwater school). None of the macro I studied in graduate school (Real Business Cycle models, or their fixed-price variant proposed by New Keynesians) as interesting as it was intellectually, could give me insight on the crisis. I simply do not need to use it.
The IS-LM model with minor amendments (most notably properly accounting for expectations to deal among other things with liquidity traps) remains a powerful tool to understand current phenomena. The problem is that it is not mainstream at all. What bothers me in Krugman's post is the word "standard", not "textbook analysis".
Lilliput in Deutschland
Following the widely discussed U.S. Treasury report on foreign economic and currency policies, that for the first time blames Germany explicitly for its record trade surpluses, I published an op-ed on the Italian daily Il Sole 24 Ore (in Italian), comparing Germany with China. My argument there is the following:
- Before the crisis the excess savings of China and Germany, the two largest world exporters, contributed to the growing global imbalances by absorbing the excess demand of the U.S. and of other economies (e.g., the Eurozone periphery) that made the world economy fragile. (more here)
- In the past decade, China seems to have grasped the problems yielded by an export-led growth model, and tried to rebalance away from exports (and lately investment) towards consumption (more here). The adjustment is slow, sometimes incoherent, but it is happening.
- Germany walked a different path, proudly claiming that the compression of domestic demand and increased exports were the correct way out of the crisis (as well as the correct model for long-term growth)
- Germany's economic size, its position of creditor, and its relatively better performance following the sovereign debt crisis, (together with a certain ideological complicity from EC institutions) allowed Germany to impose the model based on austerity and deflation to peripheral eurozone countries in crisis.
- Even abstracting from the harmful effects of austerity (more here), I then pointed out that the German model cannot work for two reasons: The first is the many times recalled fallacy of composition): Not everybody can export at the same time. The second, more political, is that by betting on an export-led growth model Germany and Europe will be forced to rely on somebody else's growth to ensure their prosperity. It is now U.S. imports; it may be China's tomorrow, and who know who the day after tomorrow. This is of course a source of economic fragility, but also of irrelevance on the political arena, where influence goes hand in hand with economic power. Choosing the German economic model Europe would condemn itself to a secondary role.
I would add that the generalization of the German model to the whole eurozone is leading to increasing current account surpluses. Therefore, this is not simply a European problem anymore. By running excess savings as a whole, we are collectively refusing to chip in the ongoing fragile recovery. The rest of the world is right to be annoyed at Germany's surpluses. We continue to behave like Lilliput, refusing to play our role of large economy.
Let me conclude by noticing that today in his blog Krugman shows that sometimes a chart is worth a thousand (actually 748) words:
Living in Terror of Dead Economists
Kenneth Rogoff has a piece on the Project Syndicate that is revealing of today's intellectual climate. What does he say?
- The eurozone problems are structural, and stem from a monetary and economic integration that was not followed (I'd say accompanied) by fiscal integration (a federal budget to be clear). Hard to disagree on that
- Without massive debt write-downs, no reasonable solution to the current mess seems feasible. Hard to disagree on that as well
- Some more inflation would be desirable, to bring down the value of debt. Hard to disagree on that as well.
In a sentence, intra eurozone imbalances are the source of the current crisis. Could not agree more…
Unfortunately, Rogoff does not stop here, but feels the irrepressible urge to add that
Temporary Keynesian demand measures may help to sustain short-run internal growth, but they will not solve France's long-run competitiveness problems [...] To my mind, using Germany's balance sheet to help its neighbors directly is far more likely to work than is the presumed "trickle-down" effect of a German-led fiscal expansion. This, unfortunately, is what has been lost in the debate about Europe of late: However loud and aggressive the anti-austerity movement becomes, there still will be no simple Keynesian cure for the single currency's debt and growth woes.
The question then arises. Who ever thought that a more expansionary stance in the eurozone would solve the French structural problems? And at the opposite, why would recognizing that France has structural problems make it less urgent to reverse the pro-cyclical fiscal stance of an eurozone that is desperately lacking domestic demand? Let me try to sort out things here. This is the way I see it: Read more
Cockroach Ideas and Weak Arguments
Helene Mees in a Project Syndicate Comment weighs into the dispute between Paul Krugman and the Commission officials, siding with Rehn and his people.
Mees' criticism of Krugman is two-sided. First, she argues, Krugman omits to say that the OMTs program is subject to heavy conditionality, and that the signature of the fiscal compact was a necessary precondition for the adoption of the program. I don't get it. The ECB is very vocal on austerity and on structural reforms, and it is clear that the OMTs program was adopted only at the very last minute, facing the perspective of eurozone collapse. A number of economists, including myself, welcomed the OMTs while criticizing the heavy conditionality attached to it. The very fact that the OMTs was reluctantly adopted shows that even austerity partisans cannot deny the fact that the EMU is desperately lacking a proper lender of last resort, of which the OMT is a pale surrogate. The more non-Keynesian institutions are forced to adopt Keynesian solutions, the more Krugman's point is vindicated. I fail to see how the opposite could be true. Read more
Stones Keep Raining
Paul Krugman hits hard on one of the most cherished american myths, the golden years of Reaganomics. He shows that using the middle class as a benchmark (the median family income of the economy), the Reagan decade saw a disappointing performance; this, not only if compared to the longest expansion in post war history, during the Clinton presidency, but also with respect to the much less glorious 1970s.
But, maybe, Krugman is telling a story of inequality, and not of sluggish growth. The fact that median income did not grow much during the Reagan years may not mean that growth was not satisfactory, but simply that somebody else grasped the fruits.
For curiosity, I completed his figure with average yearly growth rates for two other series: Income of the top 5% of the population, and the growth rate of the economy.
Well, it turns out that Reaganomics yielded increasing inequality and unsatisfactory growth. And well beyond that, median income consistently under-performed economic growth in the past forty years.
What seems extremely robust is the performance of the top 5% of the population. Their income increased significantly more than output over the past decades. It is striking in particular, how the very wealthy managed to cruise through the current crisis, when income of the middle class was slashed.
Nothing new, Ken Loach in 1993 said it beautifully: it is always raining stones on the working class. But I guess it does no harm to remind it from time to time…
Bringing Krugman to Europe
Well, not him, actually (I wish I could); I need to content myself with his latest post on austerity. Krugman argues that austerity is happening (it is trivial, but he needs repeating over and over again), showing that in the US expenditure as a share of potential GDP is back to its pre-crisis level (while unemployment remains too high, and growth stagnates).
I replicated his figure including some European countries, and with slightly different data. I took OECD series on cyclically adjusted public expenditure, net of interest payment. This is commonly taken as a rough measure of discretionary government expenditure. I also re-based it to 2008, as most stimulus plans were voted and implemented in 2009. Here is what it gives: Read more
Austerity and Ideology
Wolfgang Munchau has another interesting editorial on austerity, in yesterday's Financial Times. He argues that the US may become the next paying member of the austerity club, thus making the perspective of another lost decade certain.
Munchau's article could be the n-th plea against austerity, as one can by now read everywhere (except in Berlin or in Brussels; but this is another story). What caught my attention are two paragraphs in particular.
Be Smart, Borrow More!
Larry Summers has a very interesting piece on yesterday's Financial Times.
He argues that a few countries (the US, Germany, Japan, the UK; I would also add France) enjoy extremely low borrowing rates, both short and long run. In particular, real rates (nominal rate minus inflation) are negative or zero for maturities up to 5 years, and extremely low for longer ones. Summers' conclusions are then straightforward:
- Focusing on further quantitative easing is not particularly useful; given the already very low rates, further reductions are unlikely to trigger private spending (it has a name: liquidity trap. And Paul Krugman has been insisting a lot on this, for example here)
- More importantly, government should borrow now, like crazy, taking advantage of the favorable conditions to reinforce their long term fiscal sustainability. This is what any reasonable CEO would do, and there is no reason why governments should act differently.
Summers makes a point that is almost obvious: Any project that has positive expected return would improve the country's fiscal position, if financed with debt at negative real rates: This is the time for example to borrow to buy government buildings that are currently leased. Or to accelerate the rate of replacement of aging capital; or again, to engage in long term infrastructure building/renovation. Makes sense, right? It makes so much sense, that chances are that it will not be done…
I would like to add two considerations. The first is to stress that to get private demand started, it is important that growth perspectives are stronger. Firms today do not invest, not because of borrowing costs, but because even at very low interest rates, expected demand is so low that investment is not profitable. The second is that, for Europe, increased borrowing in Germany, France and the UK would be crucial. Countries enjoying low rates could not only significantly improve their long term prospects, as Summers argues. They could also sustain demand in countries that are consolidating, thus favoring the rebalancing I have repeatedly argued for.
European Suicide
Not that he needs it, but I feel I must advertise this New York Times editorial by Paul Krugman, on the looming European catastrophe. As usual, it is masterly written. I just want to add one remark: The economic suicide of Europe happens because of ideological blindness. We are trapped in a doctrinal approach to economics and economic policy. There is nothing you can do against fundamentalism.
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There's an undeniable mental disconnect among the Gates who will now be sporting thongs inspired by The Chaste One. But, I am all for this. This is about as close to a warning label your ever going to get. Whatever's underneath a pair of these probably looks like it fell out of a lion's mouth.


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Much research into the existence of psychic phenomena utilizes a false dilemma as a fundamental premise. Stated simply, it is alleged that those who have researched these phenomena and have ended up believing the events to be examples of genuine psychic phenomena, unexplainable by normal scientific methods and laws, must either be correct or must be declared cheats, lunatics, or worse.
According to Henry Sidgwick, the first president of the Society for Psychical Research:
- We must drive the objector into the position of being forced either to admit the phenomena as inexplicable, at least by him, or to accuse the investigators either of lying or cheating or of a blindness or forgetfulness incompatible with any intellectual condition except absolute idiocy.
These words were spoken at his first presidential address to the SPR in 1882, so this attitude has played a role in psychic research since the very beginning. It is assumed that eminent scientists can reliably carry out sound observations and arrive at trustworthy conclusions.
What is wrong with such an attitude? A number of things, actually. The first is that it excludes the possibility of someone being honestly mistaken in their understanding of what they have experienced. Errors do not require an intellectual condition of absolute idiocy. Science is not dependent upon the honesty of wisdom or individual scientists. Science is dependent upon collective work or many scientists seeking to arrive at a broad consensus regarding theory and repeatable results regarding experiments.
The above attitude expressed by Sidgwick can be rephrased into the following argument: I am intelligent; I am well-educated; I am a good observer. Therefore, anything that I witness and do not understand and cannot scientifically explain must necessarily be supernatural in nature. So, if anyone denies the conclusion, it must follow that one of the premises is also being denied. This argument is not valid.
It is possible to deny the conclusion without denying the premises because it is possible for the premises to be true and the conclusion false (in a valid argument, if the premises are true then it is impossible for the conclusion to be false). Quite often, we find intelligent and well-educated scientists who make good observations about what appears to be strange phenomena and they wrongly conclude that they have witnessed something supernatural. But how could they be mistaken?
A major problem exists in these experiments which can be traced back to the difference between the study of psychic phenomena and other phenomena in nature: nature does not cheat, while alleged psychics have been caught cheating on a regular basis. Because nature does not cheat, a scientist can generally trust that what she thinks she sees is in fact what has been happening and further observations by others should confirm this.
When a psychic cheats, however, such trust cannot exist and further observations by others also cannot necessarily be trusted because they can fall for the scam as well. Therefore, a researcher can honestly believe that an experiment reveals the reality of some psychic phenomenon, even though that experiment reveals nothing at all because the subject cheated. In 1908, Douglas Blackburn, editor of the newspaper The Brightonian, revealed that he had deliberately tricked researchers in telepathy experiments and wrote:
- ...if two youths, with a weeks preparation, could deceive trained and careful observers like Messrs. Myers, Gurney, Podmore, Sidgwick, and Romanes under the most stringent conditions their ingenuity could devise, what are the chances of succeeding inquirers being more successful against sensitives who have had the advantage of more years of experience than Smith and I had weeks?
Because scientists are accustomed to studying nature, which does not cheat, even eminent scientists have been easily duped into accepting the reality of psychic phenomena, right from the beginning of the spiritualist craze in the 19th century. The list of duped scientists includes people like Sir Oliver Lodge and Sir William Crookes (eminent chemist and one-time president of the Royal Society, discoverer of thallium, inventor of the radiometer, and more). In the 20th century there was John Taylor, John Hasted, Russell Targ and Harld Puthoff, duped by the feats of Uri Geller.
The lack of strict controls and standards in experiments on psychic phenomena is notorious. The requirement for such standards is not just necessary for experiments to be considered scientific, but also because of the long history of confirmed and admitted trickery committed by various people who have claimed to possess psychic powers. Such a history should compel researchers to enact the strictest and most reliable controls possible. The least laxity in experimental conditions or the presence of even the weakest or inadvertent sensory cues can invalidate the results.


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Danyell Gray says she found lots of excuses to skip her workouts last year.
"Time, energy, life just gets in the way," she says.
But this year, she's set a goal -- and a friendly wager, thanks to the website DietBet.com.
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Thousands of people online want the same thing. So to motivate themselves, they're putting money on it.
"DietBet is a social weight-loss platform that was developed to connect people with a common goal: to lose weight," said Erica House, who is organizing a DietBet group to start their challenge. "They might just need the little bit of extra motivation of having a social support as well as a financial support to lose 4 percent of their body weight."
DietBet participants can join a group that fits into their wager level and time period.
"Everybody pays into the pot a certain amount, and whoever loses that 4 percent body weight within four weeks can split the pot at the end of the diet bet," House said.
Bets range from $5 all the way to $300. House's group is wagering $20.
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Now that he knows about DietBet, he says he's going to encourage his clients to use it.
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House's group challenge may not have started yet, but the momentum has.
"There's a little bit of trash talking going on anytime someone new signs up, which is fantastic," House said.
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Researcher Ponemon said that this dilemma explains why many companies are still likely to buy into DLP, despite its difficulty. But they'll use it largely for after-the-fact forensics, not to block data, he said.
What DLP vendors are doing
Some DLP vendors recognize that the DLP task is very difficult and is keeping customers away or limited in how they use the tools. Researcher Ponemon noted that some major DLP vendors — CodeGreen, Reconnex, Verdasys, Vericept, and most notably Vontu, which Symantec bought in late 2007 — have made progress in creating policy-authoring tools that can work. But they all still have a lot of additional work to do to get broad adoption, he added.
Reconnex is also tackling the issue in a second way: It's selling an appliance designed to classify data to help determine where the risks may be. The hope is that such a device, which costs perhaps one-tenth of a full-fledged DLP system, will get companies onto the DLP road more quickly by promising to do less while also being much simpler, said Reconnex's Lakhani.


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An 18 kilometer (~11 mile) stretch of rocky shoreline along the western coast of South Africa in Western Cape Province is one of the most intensively investigated regions in the country. The reason for all this interest lies in enormous heaps of mussel shells, some containing as much as 60,000 cubic meters (over 2 million cubic feet) of shells, heaped on the shore and coastal dunes during the 1,200 year period between 3000 and 1800 years ago.
The shell heaps, called megamiddens (or, more recently, macromiddens), are only part of the story, which includes evidence of a prehistoric lifestyle that included ready access to terrestrial and marine life; caves and rockshelters that served as protection from weather and enemies; and campsites along the rocky beaches from Elands Bay to Lamberts Bay, South Africa. Macromiddens are also found on the former Transkei coast, although they have been less intensively investigated.
The environment of the shoreline includes a succession of sandy and rocky beaches with a parallel dune cordon, reaching to heights of 5-19 m (16-62 ft) above the current sea level. The vegetation is scrubby, with patches of heath and succulent shrubs. Freshwater marshes called vleis dotted the landscape in the past, before modern irrigation lowered the water table, and back-dune lagoons could be used as reliable sources of drinking water for people and for water fowl.
Studied since the 1970s, the middens have been the focus of an extended debate among scholars, concerning their purpose, and, in a larger sense, the history of the people who lived on the western coast of South Africa during the Later Stone Age and built the middens. This photo essay explores some of the archaeological research behind these enormous shell heaps.
A bibliography has been collected for this project. Thanks are due to John Parkington for the images and for his suggestions for the text.


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text: 10 Jan 2014 "FEEL LIKE A WOMAN, WEAR A DRESS" Celebrating 40 years of the DVF wrap dress Words Elsa de Berker It was in 1974 that Diane von Furstenberg first debuted the dress that was to become synonymous with her now legendary brand—the wrap dress. Cleverly crafted on the shape of the wrap tops and matching wrap skirts that young ballerinas wear, it was a dress that came to define both von Furstenburg's name and her era. The foundation of the glamourous wardrobes of both Studio 54 goers and that of modern-day business women alike, not to mention most recently that of Amy Adams in American Hustle, it is a dress most worthy of the 40th year anniversary retrospective that will kick off tonight at the Wilshire May Company building in Los Angeles. Entitled "Journey of a Dress," the exhibition will showcase the wrap dress in all of its incarnations over the past four decades as well as portraits of DVF by Andy Warhol and Helmut Newton to name but a few, and will be open to the public from this Saturday until April 1, 2014. Facebook Twitter Pintrest


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Democrat from Virginia
Glenn Nye, a Democrat, represented Virginia's 2nd Congressional District from 2009 until 2011. The district includes Virginia Beach, the Eastern Shore and parts of Norfolk and Hampton. He now works as the senior political adviser at Hanover Investment Group, Alexandria. Nye was born in Philadelphia, but grew up in Norfolk. He graduated from Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. He previously served in the Foreign Service of the U.S. State Department in Kosovo, Macedonia, Singapore and Afghanistan. He also worked for the U.S. government on development projects in the West Bank, Gaza and Iraq.
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"Congressman Nye voted against a bill which would have defunded the $5-10 billion" the IRS needed to implement health care legislation.
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As an Astros fan, the 2012 draft is something I'm looking forward to. The Astros have built a solid farm system, and adding another top prospect with the first pick could push them to another level. I just wanted to start a little discussion over who the MiLB community thought should go first.
My personal choice is Nick Williams. I'm an upside guy, and Williams has it all from a tools perspective. While a guy like Appel who could help at the big league level soon would be nice and I certainly wouldn't complain about them selecting him, I lean Williams


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A plea deal has been reached in a Kanawha County murder case from earlier this year.
John Edward Hudson, 38, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter.
Hudson admitted to shooting Michelle Gillespie in the head, killer her inside a home on Shorty Road in Winifrede back in January.
He faces up to 8 to 20 years in prison when he's sentenced in February.


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I haven't heard if he is a game-time decision, but that might be b/c I live in Illinois, haha. I would think 5 days of rest would allow him to play saturday night vs. the Pacers, but with the Clippers training staff you just never know. If anyone has any news regarding Eric Gordon please post. I want this win as bad as anybody. We need this win as the Magic are coming to town on tuesday.
Please let EJ play on saturday :-)


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Cops Corner: East County
Date: January 18, 2012
by: Observer Staff
The following information was gathered from incident and arrest reports obtained from the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
Jan. 10
Street squabble
11 p.m. — 3200 block of 53rd Avenue East. Simple battery. The victim stated he went to the convenience store to bring his uncle home. His uncle was sitting with another homeless male. The victim poured their beers out and disposed of the cans, so they wouldn't get into trouble for drinking outside of the gas station. As the victim and his uncle began to walk in front of a nearby gas station, the suspect followed them and punched the victim in the neck. The suspect then fled the area and was unable to be located.
Caller ID
5 p.m. — 7300 block of 52nd Place E. Theft $300 to $5,000 from building. The victim reported an unknown person stole his phone. He left his phone at the register and when he returned, it was no longer there. The victim stated the phone was valued at $650.
Reported Jan. 11
Home sweet home
2:01 p.m. — 3200 block of 79th Avenue East. Grand theft. The victim reported the suspect, who resides with her, removed and pawned her property.
Jan. 11
Down to the wire
5 p.m. — 700 block of 147th Court NE. Theft of copper. Unknown person(s) cut the copper wire from the utility connectors located on the north exterior of the residence. No entry was made into the residence.
Jan. 13
6:55 a.m. — 14700 block of Second Avenue Circle Northeast. Burglary to a structure. A worker arrived at the Medallion Home home site and saw a small silver Hyundai with a smashed back window parked at the rear of the home site. A moment later, he saw a skinny white male leave in the vehicle, heading west. About five minutes later, the same silver Hyundai came back to the scene. The same white male parked in front of the home site and entered the home under construction. Another worked on scene also saw the incident occur. The male suspect once again fled the scene in the vehicle, heading west. The workers already had discovered wiring inside the home under construction had been cut and notified Medallion Home, which called the Manatee County Sheriff's Office. Upon the responding deputy's arrival, he alerted other units to the suspect and suspect vehicle. The suspect was later located in the 500 block of 137th Street East in his vehicle. The suspect was later arrested for the burglary and taken to jail.
Window shopping
7:15 p.m. — 3200 block of 59th Drive East. Burglary to an unoccupied vehicle. Unknown person(s) broke the front driver's window of the vehicle and removed several items. The person(s) then fled the area and were unable to be located. The vehicle was processed for latent prints.
Crime of opportunity
10:48 p.m. — 10300 block of Myakka Boulevard. Burglary to an unoccupied vehicle. The complainant observed her neighbor walking away with her property that she had in the back of her vehicle. She immediately called police. She advised what she observed to the responding officers. The suspect was arrested and brought to the jail for processing. The complainant recovered her property from her driveway where the suspect had dropped it.
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Tarpon Cove Lakefront in Naples
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Tarpon Cove
- rates (USD) $ 1,800 - $ 3,200 / month
vacation rental description
This waterfront, large second floor end unit (approx. 1,700 sq
ft plus lanai) with private garage in a gated complex is beautifully
furnished and equipped to make sure your North Naples stay is one
you'll want to repeat. This is the first time we have listed this
unit with any website, because for the very few years since it was
built, we have had repeat renters (who have since bought their own
Tarpon Cove propety).
Extensive tile throughout, and tasteful Robb & Stuckey
decor take this unit a step above the usual rental. It is situated
west of Rt. 41 in North Naples, just minutes from the beach by car,
bike or private water shuttle.
We maintain this as an absolutely non-smoking unit (including
lanai), and no pets are allowed.
Please check the calendar for availability.
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Last modified on 05-24-2014 at 2:32 PM.
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house rental amenities
There are beautifully tranquil views of the lake and fountain
throughout the unit, including the large master suite, the cathedral
ceilinged living room, the airy and well-equipped kitchen, and the
dining room.
The second bedroom has two twin beds, and the third bedroom is
furnished as a den with a comfortable Ethan Allen queen-size foldout
The laundry room has a full sized washer and dryer.
We pride ourselves on having a condo that is equipped with all
amenities any renter might reasonably want, including high speed wireless Internet access.
activities and attractions in Naples Gulf Coast South
In the unit complex itself, there are three pools and a
jacuzzi, plus an informal clubhouse. Acess to Delnor Wiggins State
Park (beautiful beach) is about 3 minutes by car. We leave a family beach access pass, which can be used by tenants. The condo is well located west of 41 and convenient to shopping and excellent
dining. The unit is about 25 minutes from Southwest Regional Airport.
vacation rental rates
Rates for 2007:
Jan, Feb, Mar -- $3,200/month*
Apr, May -- $2,000/month
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep -- $1,800/month
Oct, Nov, Dec -- $2,000/month
* Discounts of $200/ month in High Season for multiple months
Association lease approval fee($150)
Cleaning fee ($125 -- estimated)
9% Florida Tax
Refundable Security Deposit: ($1,000)
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Maximum Fighting Championship owner Mark Pavelich wakes up every morning disappointed.
Despite running the biggest MMA promotion in Canada, Pavelich has bigger dreams. He wants worldwide success. Because of the size of the UFC, though, every promoter is left fighting for second place. If Pavelich is going to fight for second place, though, he wants to make sure he's No. 2 with a bullet.
"I'm very disappointed because I know that every day I wake up I'm fighting for second place. That's very disappointing to me because I'm sitting in a situation where I know I have the ability and the capability to be the best in this industry," Pavelich said Thursday on Bloody Elbow Radio. "I'm in the position now where I know (Dana White's) show is miles ahead of everybody else, no matter how much people think they're close to what he's doing, they're not. They're hundreds of miles behind."
For Pavelich, he believes it's his drive that will lead him to become the world's No. 2 promotion ahead of candidates like Strikeforce and Bellator.
"For me, I look at it and see I could easily become the No. 2 organization on the planet because ... I don't care about anything else. Nothing," he said. "I wake up everyday with that in my mind. I realize I've sacrificed a lot of things in my life and I don't care. I want to be the No. 2 organization on the planet. I'm the only person in the world that won't back down from DW. He knows I won't back down. I don't want to compete with him, but at the same time, I'm not going to praise or back down from anybody. In the last 10 years, I've played really nice and I've been polite with people and then I noticed as my organization started getting bigger and bigger that they were starting to throw jabs back. That's a mistake with me because I'm very passive, but at the same time, the second you punch me in the face, I'm going to punch you twice back."
Pavelich found MMA by watching old Pancrase tapes. From there, his love of the sport only grew and he ran his first MFC show in 2001. Now, he's taking his show on the road from it's usual Alberta roots and are beating the UFC to run a show in Ontario as they'll play Caesars Windsor on April 8.
"From a night club to Caesars Windsor, that's how far the progression has come," Pavelich said.
Tonight, Pavelich presents "MFC 28: Supremacy" live on HDNet at 10 p.m. ET from River Cree Casino just outside of Edmonton, Alberta. The show is headlined by an MFC light-heavyweight title fight between Ryan Jimmo and Dwayne Lewis and a 160-pound contest between Drew Fickett and Matt Veach. Veach is a late replacement for MFC lightweight champion Antonio McKee, who had to pull out due to a knee injury.
"McKee went down with the knee injury and I had no choice, I had to bring in a top-level guy to fight (Fickett)," Pavelich said.
Pavelich said the 13-1 Jimmo, a high-level chess player outside of fighting, has a mind more advanced than most fighters.
"He thinks very outside the box when it comes to actual fighting," Pavelich said. "He can go as far as he wants. We'll see tomorrow night. Dwayne Lewis isn't no chump, so he's going to have his hands very, very full tomorrow."
Pavelich is beyond happy with his broadcast deal with HDNet, saying he believes HDNet is "on another planet" compared to others when shooting MMA.
"They have people who know how to shoot mixed martial arts," Pavelich said.
With the move to a 5,000 seat building in Windsor, Pavelich is excited for MFC in 2011 and beyond.
"We're in the top-three right now in North America and people are going to realize that," he said. "It's going to be solidified in 2011 along with expansion of our organization and a bigger fighter roster. ... Better fighters, higher-level fighters, all those types of things."
You can hear the entire Mark Pavelich interview plus a full preview of UFC 127 on Thursday's edition of Bloody Elbow Radio. Join us late Saturday night following the conclusion of UFC 127 for a full review of the show.


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Binoche, Juliette 1964-
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The English patient by Anthony Minghella ( Visual )
145 editions published between 1995 and 2013 in 11 languages and held by 3,510 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
During World War II, a mysterious stranger is rescued from a fiery plane crash. The American allies care for him and the dangerous secrets from his past come to light
Chocolat by Lasse Hallström ( Visual )
99 editions published between 1985 and 2013 in 7 languages and held by 3,059 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Once upon a time, there was a quiet little village in the French countryside, whose people believed in Tranquilité - Tranquility. If you lived in this village, you understood what was expected of you. You knew your place in the scheme of things. And if you happened to forget, someone would help remind you. In this village, if you saw something you weren't supposed to see, you learned to look the other way. If perchance your hopes had been disappointed, you learned never to ask for more. So through good times and bad, famine and feast, the villagers held fast to their traditions. Until, one winter day, a sly wind blew in from the North
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One of the questions that keeps coming up in conversations I have with people that are "carrying" is, "What is the right type and amount of training and practice that I should maintain to be effective and safe with my weapon?". From these conversations, I have come away with the realization that there is no concensus or standard on this topic. The preception seems to be, "do what seems right for you". Quite honestly, I think that this leaves far to many loose ends in a very serious topic to be the "safe" response.
Therefore, I would like to pose these questions to the "forum". What about training and practice? Is there really a "mimimum" level of training and practice that a carry citizen should maintain? Could a "perceived" lack of practice or training be used agains't an individual in a civil suit that might arise out of a self-defense incident? What kind of practice or training might help an individual make a "correct" quick decision in an enounter? Do we have a "moral" obligation to improve our skills with our firearm when we decide to carry?


text: For weeks we've been speculating on what role if any Brandon Hogan would play should he be removed from the PUP list. He's been working since he was permitted to practice to slowly get into shape. Players and coaches have both said how impressed they have been with him this far, including DWill who said he was in awe at what he did in the cone drills. Well today we got our first clue as to exactly what role he's headed for. According to Joe Person, Hogan worked with the first team defense and also returned kicks in today's practice. I know they gave a few vets the day off today so it's unclear if his work with the first team was as a result of Gamble taking a break or if Captain is destined to return to the nickle corner position he's probably best suited for. In either event it's nice to see him healthy enough to get the work, and it's hard to imagine he wouldn't be an upgrade in both the kick off and punt return game. What do you think panther fans? Just getting him some work or is this a sign of things to come?


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yeahh it is very annoying...
14-11-2011 0:30
Can you tell me your mail settings? 'you can find by opening the "accounts" app, selecting your mail account and looking under incoming and outgoing mail servers..
don't tell me your email address, your username or your password.. but tell me all the other settings
Anyone else having the same issue, do the same, let me know your settings.
14-11-2011 0:35
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14-11-2011 3:39
I'm seeing what may be the same problem, but my email setup is a little odd.
I have my own domain, and I have mail for it hosted at Fastmail.fm. I can fetch mail with IMAP4 just fine, but I can't send mail: I get the rather unhelpful "Error occurred" message and that's all. I know that the settings are correct, they've worked for quite some time with other clients, and I've deleted/recreated the account a bunch of times just to make sure I'm not typoing something like a password.
Contacted Fastmail support, they say they've had one other N9 user running into the same problem, up to Nokia to fix.
Now, if I set up an IMAP4/SMTP account on a friend's system I can use that just fine. But if I try to set up the Fastmail account using an alternate SMTP server (e.g., my friend's system, which we know works) I still get that "Error occured" message.
It's very weird. I don't have the update yet, was hoping maybe that had a fix...
14-11-2011 9:29
Could this PR 1.1 update be the cause that I cannot get my ovi mail account to work on my N9?
Ovi mail doesn't work even if I put manually those email settings.. like this:
Your Ovi mail address
Your Nokia account password
Incoming mail server: imap.mail.ovi.com
Outgoing mail server: smtp.mail.ovi.com
The access point you use to connect to the internet
Mailbox name: Ovi Mail
Incoming security port SSL/TLS: 993
Outgoing security port SSL/TLS: 465
And when I have set those settings and when I try to acces my ovi mail phone keeps asking my password...
14-11-2011 10:29
I've figured out what's happening, at least with Fastmail, though I can't say why.
First, possibly-useful info for debugging these sorts of problems. In /home/user/.config/Nokia/Messageserver.conf there are some options you can set. I used QAD File Manager in DAV mode, mounted it on my Mac, and edited from there. Once you change options in here I think you need to reboot the phone to have them take effect.
I enabled IMAP and SMTP logging, and enabled the file mode logger so it all goes into one easy-to-find place.
Now I can look at the SMTP sessions and see what's happening!
For some reason, although Fastmail isn't advertising BURL so far as I can see, the N9's mail client is trying to use it. And failing, because Fastmail don't support it.
When I successfully send mail through another IMAP/SMTP account I can see that it's just using the old-fashioned DATA submission method, and that works fine.
For an extra data-point, if I configure the account to use Fastmail for IMAP and a different SMTP server I have access to, I can see that the mail app is still trying to use BURL. So I think it's probably inferring something from the IMAP capabilities that it shouldn't. Here's what Fastmail's IMAP server advertises once TLS and authnz are negotiated:
[CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 LITERAL+ ID ENABLE ACL RIGHTS=kxten QUOTA MAILBOX-REFERRALS NAMESPACE UIDPLUS NO_ATOMIC_RENAME UNSELECT CHILDREN MULTIAPPEND BINARY CATENATE CONDSTORE ESEARCH SORT SORT=MODSEQ SORT=DISPLAY SORT=UID THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT THREAD=REFERENCES ANNOTATEMORE ANNOTATE-EXPERIMENT-1 METADATA LIST-EXTENDED LIST-STATUS WITHIN QRESYNC SCAN XLIST SPECIAL-USE CREATE-SPECIAL-USE DIGEST=SHA1 URLAUTH URLAUTH=BINARY LOGINDISABLED XCONVERSATIONS COMPRESS=DEFLATE X-QUOTA=STORAGE X-QUOTA=MESSAGE X-QUOTA=X-ANNOTATION-STORAGE IDLE]
Really not sure what's tickling the mail client to make it want to use BURL with Fastmail, but that looks to be the root of my particular problem.
14-11-2011 15:01
15-11-2011 6:53
For my version of the problem, this thread contains the detail/resolution.
Summary version: there's a bug in the mail client, if it sees a sent folder (or "Sent Items", or anything else like it) and the IMAP server advertises the right capabilities for BURL then it tries to use that at sending-time, even if the SMTP server doesn't advertised that ability.
No fix in PR1.1, but some hope of a fix in PR1.2.
My workaround for this situation is to use Fastmail's "reflect" filter type to throw a copy of appropriate incoming mail to a second IMAP server which doesn't tickle this bug. It's not ideal, but I now have working email on my N9 so that's good!
15-11-2011 8:23
The BURL function is pretty awesome (it's part of LEMONADE) The N900 mail client (modest) was unable to store sent mail items in an imap folder, they were only kept on the phone.. This is a bit rubbish..
The N9, however, can utilise imap folders.. Normally (old school) this would mean that the phone would have to upload the message twice; once to the sent folder on the imap server and once to the SMTP server to have the message sent..
With BURL, the phone can upload the message to the imap server then request that the smtp server pick it up from the imap server directly. This saves time and bandwidth which is a good thing.. However, its wrong that just because the imap server says it supports burl it should assume that the mail server does too.. It's a bit strange that the imap server would advertise it if the complimentary smtp server does not, though.. but there you go.. fingers crossed this'll be fixed soon
26-11-2011 11:37
From talking with the guys at Fastmail -- who've tweaked their IMAP configuration so it doesn't trigger this bug on the N9 -- it's not so much that the IMAP server is advertising that it can do BURL as that it's advertising URLAUTH and the N9 mail client is implying that this means BURL is supported.
After figuring out that nobody is actually using URLAUTH for its intended purpose on their systems, they disabled this. So now the N9 client works fine with their service.
My understanding is that there may be a fix in PR 1.2.
26-03-2012 17:56
My N9 used to work properly but after PR1.2 email (send) stopped working as described in this thread. It just keeps asking password, and then fails to send the email. Really, really annoying.
I've tried re-setups, different server names, etc. but no help. Folks, any advice?


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|Phyllis Newman
Newman in 1966.
| March 19, 1933
Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.
|Years active
|1952 – present
|Adolph Green (1960-2002) (His death)
|Phyllis Newman
Newman in 1966.
| March 19, 1933
Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.
|Years active
|1952 – present
|Adolph Green (1960-2002) (His death)
Phyllis Newman (born March 19, 1933) is an American actress and singer. She was nominated twice for the Drama Desk Award and won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical.
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey,[1] she attended PS 17 and Lincoln High School where she was voted "Future Hollywood Star" (for her role in "I Remember Mama") and "Most Pull with the Faculty."
Newman made her Broadway debut in Wish You Were Here in 1952. Additional theater credits include Bells Are Ringing, Pleasures and Palaces, The Apple Tree, On the Town, The Prisoner of Second Avenue, Awake and Sing!, Broadway Bound, and Subways Are For Sleeping, for which she won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical, beating out Barbra Streisand in I Can Get It for You Wholesale. She has been nominated twice for the Drama Desk Award and received a second Tony nomination for Broadway Bound.
In June 1979, Newman and Arthur Laurents collaborated on the one-woman show The Madwoman of Central Park West. Produced by Fritz Holt, it featured songs by Leonard Bernstein, Jerry Bock, John Kander, Martin Charnin, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Edward Kleban, Fred Ebb, Sheldon Harnick, Peter Allen, Barry Manilow, Carole Bayer Sager, and Stephen Sondheim, among others. The show ran for 86 performances at the 22 Steps Theatre in New York City.[2]
Newman guest starred in an episode of Beverly Garland's groundbreaking crime drama, Decoy. She was then cast in 1960 as Doris Hudson in the CBS summer replacement series Diagnosis: Unknown, with Patrick O'Neal as the pathologist Dr. Daniel Coffee and Martin Huston as the handyman named Link. Newman became a major television celebrity of the 1960s and 1970s, a frequent panelist on the top-rated network game shows What's My Line?, Match Game, and To Tell the Truth and a perennial guest of Johnny Carson's on NBC's The Tonight Show. She created the role of Rene Buchanan on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live and was a regular on the primetime series 100 Centre Street and the NBC satirical series That Was The Week That Was. Other television credits include The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Burke's Law, ABC Stage 67, thirtysomething, Murder, She Wrote, The Wild Wild West, and Coming of Age.
On screen, she appeared in Bye Bye Braverman, The Beautician and the Beast, A Price Above Rubies, Mannequin (1987), and The Human Stain.
In 1995, Newman founded The Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative of The Actors' Fund of America. Since then she has hosted the annual Nothing Like a Dame galas, which have raised more than US$3.5 million and has served 2,500 women in the entertainment industry.[3][4]
Newman received the Isabelle Stevenson Award, a special Tony Award, first presented in 2009, for her work with the Health Initiative. This award recognizes "an individual from the theatre community for [his or her] humanitarian work."[5][6]
Newman was married to Adolph Green from 1960 until his death in 2002. She is the mother of Adam and Amanda Green.[3]
Her memoir Just in Time: Notes from My Life (1984), relates her career, life with her husband, Adolph, and her bout with cancer.[7]


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