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Renowned actress-turned-director Liv Ullmann helms this bleak, nuanced film about marriage and betrayal penned by legendary filmmaker Ingmar Bergman. ... Show synopsis Renowned actress-turned-director Liv Ullmann helms this bleak, nuanced film about marriage and betrayal penned by legendary filmmaker Ingmar Bergman. The story is straightforward -- Marianne Vogler (Lena Endre) is a beautiful actress who is married to Markus (Thomas Hanzon), whose job as an orchestra conductor requires numerous concerts abroad, and who dotes on their young daughter Isabelle (Michelle Gylemo). Yet when Marianne has an affair with family friend David (Kirster Henriksson), a film director with a volcanic temper and little regard to those around him, the fallout destroys the marriage and brings grief and suffering to all involved, particularly Isabelle. Ullman and Bergman frame this plot with a tale about an elderly director named Bergman (Erland Josephson, who played opposite Ullman in Bergman's landmark Scenes from a Marriage) who is trying to write a script about infidelity. In his austerely decorated house on a remote island, Bergman invites an actress, who may or may not be a figment of his imagination, to breathe life into the character of Marianne. The actress tells Bergman of Marianne's story through flashbacks. One evening, on the closing night of the play that Marianne was in -- and while Markus is abroad -- David arrives for dinner with her and ultimately sleeps, platonically, in her bed. This unplanned intimacy soon leads to a full blown affair, including a three week romantic getaway to Paris. When Markus finally discovers the couple in flagrante delicto , he demands an immediate divorce and custody of their daughter. This film was screened in competition at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival. Jonathan Crow, Rovi


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It might be the most ruthless of all Olympic competitions: the race for the right to host the Games. At stake are hundreds of millions of dollars in potential profit, and an indelible mark on the global map. To opponents it's a colossal waste of tax dollars, a carnival of hype, spin and speculation. CBC Archives looks back at Canada's winning and losing Olympic bids.
. The scandal story broke on a Salt Lake City television station on Nov. 25, 1998.
. Among other things, there were accusations that IOC members had accepted thousands of dollars in cash, medical care and plastic surgery. Their children had apparently been given scholarships, jobs, even a piano solo with the local symphony.
. IOC vice-president Dick Pound was chosen to lead an investigation into the alleged corruption.
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. Member Kim Un-yong, who became IOC vice president in 2003, received a severe warning over the scandal. In June 2004 a South Korean court sentenced him to two and a half years in prison for embezzling money from taekwondo federations and accepting bribes.
. IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch apologized for the Salt Lake scandal and promised to clean house. That wasn't good enough for many critics, including Canadian Olympic hero and IOC member Mark Tewksbury. Tewksbury said the scandal sullied the 100-metre backstroke gold medal he won at Barcelona in 1992. "For the first time in my life, when somebody says 'Oh, you are an Olympic champion,' I have to think really hard and long about what that means," Tewksbury said.
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The Gospel of Mark - Saturday 8 November @ 7pm A traveller arrives and immediately begins to relate his extraordinary account of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The … Continue reading
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The York Waits and Deborah Catterall perform Ancient Music for the Festive Season. Friday 12th December 7.30 pm at St Mary's Church, Beverley. Tickets (£10 or £7 concession) can be … Continue reading
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Fire Dept: City blaze caused by electrical problems
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A fire that destroyed a Fredericksburg home in July was caused by electrical problems, said Battalion Chief Edward Sparks of the Fredericksburg Fire Department.
In a PSA video published by the Fire Department, Sparks said the fire at 306 Hunter Street was most likely caused by a worn extension cord. The fire caused significant damage to the structure, the loss of almost all of the contents and the death of two pets.
The extension cord "became worn after extended use and exposure to the elements," Sparks said, and the cord "had degraded because it stayed hot from being plugged into an overloaded circuit."
In the video, Sparks offers the following warnings about electrical safety:
- Extension cords are intended for temporary use, and should never be plugged into high-powered appliances.
- An extension cord should never be used in place of a properly run and rated electric line.
- Extension cords should never be covered by rugs or carpeting
- Never have more items plugged into an outlet than it was designed to handle.
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We almost had our fourth no-hitter of 2014 on Monday night. Cubs righty Jake Arrieta was four outs away from no-hitting the Red Sox in Fenway Park before Stephen Drew broke it up with a solid single to right. I feel like the near no-nos are becoming a nightly thing. Here is a recap of Monday's news from around the league:
IF Yoan Moncada: The 19-year-old Moncada has legally left Cuba and will look to be declared a free agent so he can sign with an MLB team. (MLB.com)
Angels: Released RHP Joel Pineiro after he was suspended 50 games for testing positive for a banned substance, the team confirmed. He called it a "terrible mistake" in a statement.
Astros: Designated RHP Jerome Williams for assignment, he confirmed to reporters.
Cardinals: Recalled top prospect OF Oscar Taveras.
Marlins: Acquired LHP Donnie Joseph from the Royals for cash, the team announced.
Nationals: Activated OF Bryce Harper (thumb) off the 15-day DL. 3B/OF Ryan Zimmerman will move back to third base full-time.
Orioles: Designated 3B Michael Almanzar for assignment, the club announced.
Padres: Interviewed Dodgers vice president of amateur scouting Logan White for their vacant GM position, the team announced ... Cubs executive Jason McLeod is "flattered" but has taken himself out of the running their GM job (Chicago Sun-Times) ... Red Sox assistant GM Mike Hazen will interview for the GM position. (Boston Herald)
Rays: Claimed RHP Cory Burns off waivers from the Rangers and designated RHP Angel Sanchez for assignment, the team announced.
Royals: Signed OF/DH Raul Ibanez for the remainder of the season. The team also called up IF Christian Colon and designated both IF Pedro Ciriaco and OF Justin Maxwell for assignment.
Yankees: Have been "regularly" scouting Padres 3B Chase Headley. (Fox Sports)
Reds: Agreed to sign 19th overall pick RHP Nick Howard to a slightly below slot $1,990,500 bonus (MLB.com) ... signed 58th overall pick 3B Taylor Sparks to a slot $972,800 bonus. (Jon Heyman)
Angels: LHP Tyler Skaggs (hamstring) will rejoin the rotation on Wednesday. (MLB.com)
Athletics: Both LHP Scott Kazmir (hip) and OF Yoenis Cespedes (hamstring) left Monday's game with cramps and are considered day-to-day, the team confirmed.
Braves: Placed C Evan Gattis on the 15-day DL with a "bulging thoracic disk" in his back.
Cardinals: Unsure when RHP Michael Wacha will pitch again due to his unusual shoulder injury.
Mariners: LHP James Paxton (shoulder) threw a 35-pitch bullpen session on Monday. (MLB.com)
Padres: RHP Andrew Cashner (shoulder) could begin playing catch on Tuesday. (MLB.com)
Rays: SS Yunel Escobar (shoulder) was placed on the 15-day DL following Monday's game, the team announced.
Red Sox: Manager John Farrell confirmed that OF Shane Victorino (hamstring, back) was scheduled to "do some light running today and begin to initiate some ground-based work." (MLB.com)
Rockies: Placed RHP Jhoulys Chacin on the 15-day DL with a shoulder issue ... OF Carlos Gonzalez (finger) hit off a tee for the first time. (Denver Post)
Tigers: DH Victor Martinez was scratched from Monday's lineup with a ribcage problem and is day-to-day, the team confirmed.
White Sox: RHP Matt Lindstrom (ankle) is about a week ahead of schedule. (MLB.com)
Frank Cashen: The former Mets and Orioles GM passed away at age 88.
All-Star Game: Athletics OF Yoenis Cespedes has moved into position to start the All-Star Game according to the latest fan voting update.
Athletics: Closer LHP Sean Doolittle issued his second walk off the season ... then served up a walk-off grand slam to Rajai Davis.
Astros: Internal documents about recent trade discussions were leaked. The team is planning to prosecute those responsible to the full extent of the law.
Cubs: OF Manny Ramirez hit a two-run home run in his first home game with the team's Triple-A affiliate.
Orioles: MLB has upheld Manny Machado's five-game suspension. He started serving it on Monday night.


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76 Primary Contests In The NH House; 9 In The Senate
This is unofficial, but barring any more filings which arrive at the Secretary of State's office with a Friday postmark, we now know exactly how many primary contests there will be come September, and the number appears to be higher than usual.
The parties still have another 24 hours to fill seats which individuals failed to file for; the Deputy Secretary and I are in accord that this is the excess number:
For State Representative, Republicans will have 59 primary contests in the 203 districts; Democrats will have 17 contests in the 203 districts. You would have to check on the number of Reps in each district to get a better breakdown, but it appears that Republicans have an excess of 83 candidates for State Rep; that's how many will lose in the primary.
Among those with a primary challenge will be House Speaker Bill O'Brien. Both he and his former Chief of Staff Bob Mead have filed for the two member Hillsborough 5 seats including Mt. Vernon and New Boston. However, a third filing came in at the same time, John Quinlan, also of Mt. Vernon. One of the three will be eliminated in the primary. The other two will advance to face two New Boston Democrats, Kary Jencks and David Woodbury.
Are people talking about these races? Well, as most of you know, I usually stay in and read over the weekend, but with my brother here this weekend, I was engaged in a major outdoor project (it's called mowing and trimming), and as neighbors walked by, the topic of politics seemed to be on the mind of at least one man whose number one priority is to get rid of O'Brien. Of course, this is in highly Republican Ward 8 (south Manchester), not Mt. Vernon, so as they say in German, "Wir warden sehen."
Of the 24 State Senate districts, Democrats have only on primary, in the "can't lose" Democratic district 5 (Hanover, Lebanon, and Claremont) where Matt Houde is stepping down. Hanover Rep David Pierce would have to be considered a favorite over former Claremont Rep Sandy Harris in that one. I happen to like both of them; and during some quite time, remind me to tell you a story of how Rep. Harris put me in my place (rightly so) on the House floor one time. Hint—How I can count the ways.
For the thankless task of advancing in District 5, Republican Represenative Joe Osgood is being challenged by Cynthia Howard, both of Claremont. Claremont is about the same size as Lebanon, but even with fewer people, Hanover is likely to drive this district since its turnout is so much heavier.
Prediction—Senator—if not President—Pierce.
Just like O'Brien in the House, Senate President Peter Bragdon gets a primary challenge. In District 11 (Milford, Merrimack, Amherst), the Milford President will face Daniel Dwyer from Merrimack (which has about twice as many people). Democrats were unable to file any candidate in this district.
The other six Republican primaries are mostly in districts in which incumbents are stepping down including a three way race to replace John Gallus in District 1 (the North Country) and a three way race to replace Senator White in District 9 (Bedford). I would favor Littleton psychologist Debi Warner over Mark Evans of Berlin and Frank Dumaine of Colebrook.
Representative Ken Hawkins faces former District 7 Senator Andy Sanborn (who has moved) and Michael Kenney in this one. All three are from Bedford which dominates this district even as it has moved westward giving Democrat Lee Nyquist an outside shot come November. Prediction—Senator Hawkins.
Former Senator and Rochester Mayor Dick Green has entered the District 6 race (Groen is retiring). In fact, his entry has driven State Rep Peter Bolster, of Alton, out of the race back into a State Rep race. Green would have to be considered a heavy favorite against Representative Sam Cataldo of Farmington.
Also dropping his bid for a Senate race and returning to a crowded House race is Goffstown Rep. John Hikel in District 20 (polegate, and I don't mean pole as in the ballot box, most likely had a great deal to do with this decision). That leaves Manchester Ward 10 Alderman Phil Greazzo uncontested to face long-time incumbent Lou D'Allesandro in what should be rated a toss-up.
For the newly created District 7 seat, William Grimm, of Franklin, faces Joshua Youssef, of Laconia, for the right to meet Democrat Andrew Hosmer, of Laconia, in November in what should be another toss-up.
To replace Jack Barnes in District 17, House Human Service Chair John Reagan, of Deerfield, is being challenged by Howard Pearl, of Loudon. Reagan should become the next senator here.
Finally, in District 23, which has become much more Republican due to redistricting, incumbent Russell Prescott is challenged by Dennis Acton whom I've got to like. He reads this blog on a regular basis…or so I'm told.
There are two Republican races for the five Executive Council seats and one on the Democratic side. The venerable Ray Burton, of Bath, has drawn a challenge from Gerard Thibodeau, of Rumney, in district one. No odds maker would even take bets on that one. That's how far off the charts it is. (Is this the same Thibodeau who was Manchester City GOP chair in a former life? I believe it is…That name recognition won't help much against King of the North Country Burton).
Three Democrats from different parts of the new and highly Democratic District 2 have stepped forward—insider (not a compliment by the way) Colin Van Ostern from Concord, former Councilor John Shea, of Nelson (remember he didn't even know he'd won a few years back), and Shawn Mickelonis, of Rochester. The Concord area should dominate this, so give the edge to the insider.
To replace Ray Wieczorek, a retiring venerable one, it's State Senator Tom DeBlois against Hillsborough County Treasurer Robert Burns and Gatsas-backed businessman Chuck Rolecek. As much as I like and admire Ted, his endorsements have more often turned out like the kiss of death, so I'll go with DeBlois here to face former Rep Chris (he of the Back Room Pappi) in November.
The only surprise at the top of the ticket was Ward 5 School Board primary loser Robert Tarr's quixotic run for Governor on the GOP side (don't expect him to be invited to any debates).
Frank Guinta faces two opponents and Charlie Bass for in GOP Congressional primaries. Democrat Carol Shea Porter has drawn one opponent (name him or her for extra points); only Ann McLane Kuster gets a pass in the primary.
Tomorrow, a look at who's not running in the House.
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Death of Colonel Thomas Swope Examined at Kansas City Public Library
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Death of Colonel Thomas Swope Examined at Kansas City Public Library
Colonel Thomas Swope made his fortune in Kansas City real estate, a pursuit that led to his donation of the 1,350-acre parkland that made his name famous. But his name also retains some of the mystery surrounding his suspicious death in 1909 from a sudden and violent illness, 99 years ago this month.
The Kansas City Public Library hosts Giles Fowler on Sunday, October 19, at 2 p.m. at the Plaza Branch, 4801 Main St., for an examination of the most bizarre murder story of the 20th century in Jackson County – a story of wealth, hatred, alleged poisoning, and fierce controversy over the guilt or innocence of the accused physician Bennett Clark Hyde.
Fowler is a Kansas City native and former critic and editor for The Kansas City Star and retired journalism professor at Iowa State University. For three years he has researched and composed his first book, Deaths in the Family: the Ghastly Enigma of Colonel Swope and Doctor Hyde.
This presentation is part of the Missouri Valley Speakers Series, a program of the Missouri Valley Special Collections at the Central Library. The series is made possible in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Jonathan Fowles moves to Initiative
Initiative has hired Jonathan Fowles in the new role of chief strategy officer for its key growth markets around the world, including the UK.
Jonathan Fowles: joins Initiative
Fowles, who recently stepped down as the executive director, head of strategy and insight, at Manning Gottlieb OMD after three years, will now lead communications strategy across Initiative's G14 network.
He will be based in London and report to Initiative's G14 president, Marc Bresseel.
Working with other G14 and worldwide leaders, Fowles will be tasked with developing
Initiative's strategy as the network, whose clients include Tesco, continues its aggressive hunt for new business.
Bresseel said he was "absolutely delighted" by Fowles' appointment, calling him "one of Europe's leading strategists". He added: "We are looking to enhance our innovative and creative approach to communication so that we truly inspire clients."
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Motor racing-Ferrari mull protest over Vettel's title win
Nov 28 (Reuters) - Ferrari are considering whether to lodge a protest that could lead to the result of the Formula One world championship being overturned.
British and Italian media reports said Ferrari were "evaluating footage" to see if it shows Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel making an illegal overtaking move in Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, where he finished sixth to clinch the title.
The German beat Ferrari's Fernando Alonso by three points to rack up his third straight drivers' title.
Ferrari are analysing television footage from Vettel's on-board camera to determine if the 25-year-old overtook Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne in an illegal area of the track.
Vettel could be dropped to eighth if any protest is upheld and Alonso would be world champion by one point.
Spaniard Alonso tweeted cryptically on Tuesday: "I cannot perform miracles. I make miracles within the rules."
Ferrari, Red Bull and the governing FIA could not immediately be reached for comment.
The FIA could decide to investigate even without a Ferrari protest.
Vettel became the youngest triple world champion at Interlagos on Sunday having been involved in an early crash which left him at the back of the field facing backwards before fighting his way up to sixth. (Writing by Mark Meadows; editing by Toby Davis)
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Bill Hudson, Father of Kate Hudson, Sells Out Daughter in Tell-All Bookby Free Britney at . Comments
Kate Hudson is reportedly very upset that her father, Bill Hudson, has written a scandalous book about the actress and her famous mother, Goldie Hawn.
Two Versions: The Other Side of Fame and Family claims Hawn carried on brazen affairs during their relationship and begged him for an open marriage.
Bill Hudson, a musician, alleges that Hawn had dalliances with Shampoo co-star Warren Beatty and French actor Yves Renier while they were married.
He also refers to Kate as a spoiled brat, among other things.
Goldie, who has been partnered with Kurt Russell for many years, informed Bill she also had an affair with a Swedish man named Bruno, he claims.
"My mouth dropped open. I didn't know how to respond. 'Wait, weren't we just saying how much we love each other," he recalls asking his then-wife.
"Didn't we just make love for days on end? And now you tell me this guy is coming here and staying with you? Are you going to tell him about us?'
That's what we call an overshare, B."She glared at me but didn't say a word. That was all I needed. 'When you are finished with Bruno, you can call me. You have my number.' And I left."
Bill goes on to claim that after her encounter with Bruno, Goldie returned to him in tears - he writes: "I'm in love with you," she said sobbing.
According to Hudson, Hawn begged: "You're my soul mate. I know it in my heart. It's just that I've always believed in an open marriage."
More of Bill's shocking claims about Goldie Hawn and their famous daughter, Kate Hudson, will be released in the coming days.
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I do not believe for one minute the fathers who whine about being denied access to their children.....here is a news flash....only the court can do that.
The Truth?
The truth usually lies twixt all of the versions, Long after the dust has settled..
A woman scorned or just p'd off can really do some damage to a rep.
The stories my ex told at divorce made me out to be Caligula's dungeon master, the missing photo on the FBI's 10 most wanted list and the guy who invented Tuna nets to kill pods of Dolphin.
Bill Hudson has a right to neutralize the PH balance of public opinion.
Rusty, or "Rusk Bucket"...the word is spelled "cunt", you dickhead
What a Kunt !!!!!!!
I'm sorry, no one sees the obvious? A) If he wished to see his children, theres a JUDICIARY PROCESS to settle custody disputes. B) why now after all these years? Because everyone, their mother and estranged relative (in this case "father") come out with a book to make some cash. give me a break. C) if kate hudson chose not to pursue a relationship with her father even as an adult she has her reasons. I choose not to speak to my mother because of what she has put my through throughout my life.. Does that make me a spoiled brat?
For all of those saying he should just forget about it, they should realize that they don't know what they are talking about. If they haven't been barred from seeing their kids, then they don't know the pain he feels. What if your kids were taken from you and you had done nothing wrong. He is a good dad to his other 3, so don't judge him because Goldie has a certain type of job. Even actors lie, as a matter of fact, that is what they are paid to do all the time.
I feel sorry for Kate and Oliver. One day they will know the truth wheather they want to or not, because the Bible says that all things will be revealed. I feel sorry for Goldie also. She has lied about her husband, the father of her children and made them to curse him when they are suppost to honor him. It says honor thy father and thy mother; not stepdad and standin. That is one thing about all of this. One day God will set it straight. I'm not stupid. I knew a long time ago that all people lie. Moms can lie and so can people we like and trust, even people who seem to have always been there for us. Looks like those kids would realize that and should've given him the benefit of the doubt a long time ago. If he is so bad, why isn't his other ex wife/girlfriends calling him out. How about his other 3 kids. He didn't abandon them. I may like a couple of Goldie's movies, but I don't know her and neither does anyone else. If she didn't want him seeing those kids, then how would those kids ever know it? It isn't like she would tell them.
I believe the reason why Kurt was their stepfather and was always there was because Goldie was with him and she did not want Bill around anymore obviously and wanted Kurt there "she said in a interview one time" that she and Kurt had a erotic relationship and he was just fantastic for her in every way that was back in the 1980's after she had met Kurt so they have been together a long time now what with Bill is he was shut out of the kids relationship it must have been a nasty divorce so naturally defend for himself! divorces and kids are pretty touchy so just leave it at that.
I believe Bill Hudson should give up and go about his own way and leave Goldie and Kate alone. These 2 ladies are great and don't deserve for any past to come up, he wasn't there and Kurt was there, and a great father and companion. It sounds like Hudson just wants to be in the spotlight, get your own spotlight and leave them alone. Goldie you are great, and kurt.
They've made him look bad for years. I expected him to come out with something when she gave her first son the middle name of Russell and now she's given her second son the middle name of Hawn. I recall reading years ago how Goldie would pack up the kids and take them to London during his scheduled visitation. If he was absent I'm sure Goldie did not make it easy for him to see his children. This man now has grandchildren that will not know their grandfather. It's two sides to every story - let him tell his.


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Teachers do not seek out publicity or acclaim for what they do, but we believe they deserve to be recognized for their efforts. In our second annual 'Henrico's Top Teachers' issue, we tell the stories of 20 outstanding Henrico County teachers.
This year's class includes teachers from throughout Henrico County who teach grade levels from preschool through high school and GED. They were nominated – along with more than 200 others – by readers during the month of November.
The volume of nominations received for this section – more than double the number received for last year's inaugural issue – was overwhelming. Nominations came from parents, grandparents, colleagues, administrators – even students and former students. Paring the number of candidates to just 20 was no easy task.
We're proud to present profiles of these teachers, who were selected for inclusion in this issue based on their professional successes and their personal touches. Each one has, in his or her own unique way, touched hundreds of lives and helped mold the future of Henrico County.
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Andrew Baker, Glen Allen H.S., social studies
Allison Bartholomay, Johnson E.S., third grade
Karen Bowles, Hermitage Technical Center, veterinary science
Danette Brady, Jackson Davis E.S., third grade
E. Scott Broderick, Ridge E.S., fourth grade
Ragan Collins, Ratcliffe E.S., second grade
Kenneth Davis, GED program
Tyler Hart, Springfield E.S., third grade
Krista Hodges, Rivers Edge E.S., first grade
Catherine "Kitti" Huber, Skipwith E.S., second grade
Shahidah Jackson, Wilder M.S., physical education
Sharon Johnson, Weinstein JCC, preschool
Linda Korpics, Echo Lake E.S., second grade
Nancy Niedermayer, Glen Lea E.S., kindergarten
Lynne Norris, Deep Run H.S., Center for Information Technology
Robert Rice, Elko M.S., social studies
Pat Rogers, Glen Allen E.S., fourth grade
Kenyatta Smither, Rolfe M.S., instructional aide
Taylor Snow, Moody M.S., social studies
Evelyn Thomas, Three Chopt E.S., second grade
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Event will help kick of Marine Corps' 'Toys for Tots' campaign
All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
CCC seeks donations for food pantry
Citizen Staff Reports 11/12/2014
Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
"As we head into the holidays and the weather turns colder, the need for food becomes even more critical, but unfortunately our cupboards are nearly bare," said Jay Brown, the agency's director for the division of housing services. "Donations of food will allow us help provide." > Read more.
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More than 1,000 volunteers from throughout the region gathered last month as part of HandsOn Greater Richmond to complete more than 60 projects.
The event is a program of the Partnership for Nonprofit Excellence.
In Henrico, a group of Target employees (pictured) undertook a project at Fairfield Middle School to help re-plant the school's community garden and paint the outdoor shelter. > Read more.
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A 'Life' well lived
Animated 'Book of Life' overcomes average storyline with extraordinary presentation, details
"Beauty is only skin deep" applies all too well to The Book of Life. An animated feature from first-time director Jorge R. Gutierrez, The Book of Life spins a classic love triangle – two childhood friends, Manolo (Diego Luna) and Joaquin (Channing Tatum) both in love with Maria (Zoe Saldana).
Maria, in all honesty, is a little more interested in Manolo's musical charms, but her father wants her to marry the boastful and militaristic Joaquin. And when two gods, La Muerte and Xibalba (Kate de Castillo and Ron Perlman, respectively), turn this little love triangle into a wager (as gods often do), Manolo's quest for true love will take him through life, death, immortality and the underworlds of Mexican folklore.
Now, back to the "beauty" part – because as far as the visuals go, The Book of Life is the most extraordinary animated film to hit theaters this year. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
The holiday season is underway and Lakeside Avenue has everything you need during its 10th annual Holly Jolly Christmas event! Shoppers will enjoy extended hours at several dozen shops and free trolley rides. Also this weekend, the 23rd annual Great American Indian Exposition & Pow-Wow. There will be over 200 American Indian dancers, singers, drummers, artists and crafters. In the mood for music? Check out The Gibson Brothers at UR and Susan Greenbaum at the Shady Grove Coffeehouse. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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November 25, 2014 by Leah Lax
"Fabulous hair!" That came from a neighbor I barely knew while I was out walking our Airedale Gracie through our neighborhood lined in old live oaks, their bent branches arching the street like the protective arms of old crones. Her hair was short, straight, and unnaturally blonde, and she was a little older than me, with a determined look on her face as she strode past carrying a tall cup of Starbucks. I just shook my head. This had been happening ever since I started letting it go gray.
I do not have fabulous hair. I have unmanageable Jewish hair with waves in all the wrong places that tends to frizz in humid Houston, where I live. A hairbrush or blow dryer just makes it worse, so I resort to getting out of the shower and raking it back with my hands, then letting it fall where it falls, which is often in my face.
I used to dye my hair back when I was a covered Hassidic woman, even though I had to keep it hidden at all times. I would clip it short so it wouldn't be a nuisance under the scarves and wigs I wore day and night, then I avoided the mirror except when I was wearing my very-expensive wig, as if that way I would only see who I was supposed to be.
November 21, 2014 by Sonia Taitz
An author talks about her fascination with Mel Gibson, and how it became a novel.
When a Jewish author, daughter of Holocaust survivors, writes a novel inspired by the life of Mel Gibson, there must be a good story attached. And there is. In fact, there are two parallel stories, one concerning the notorious international superstar, and one about his fan, that daughter of Yiddish-speaking, Orthodox, Lithuanian immigrants. The child of survivors of Stutthof and Dachau.
Let's start with the second strand. The child, of course, is me – author of a recent memoir called The Watchmaker's Daughter, which told of my life as the daughter of heroes. My parents met at a Lithuanian Survivor's Ball in New York City. At the moment they took to the floor in a Viennese waltz, they'd already endured the ghetto, the camps, four years in Germany as DPs, and the arduous process of starting anew in America. My mother had been about to debut as a pianist when her world fell apart. Her father and two brothers were killed, and her mother sent to the "bad" line, marked for death. My mother heroically got her out, keeping her alive until liberation. My father had a similarly valiant tale. Years before the Nazis invaded, his father was killed by the Cossacks. This tragedy had forced him, at 13, to apprentice as a watchmaker — and that trade saved his life at Dachau. Germans needed someone to repair their timepieces. My father, by that time a master watchmaker, did that, and more. He saved lives as a prisoner in pajamas, bringing other Jews into his workshop whether they could fix watches or not.
These were my parents, people who could walk through hell, and do it helping others. They were also people who could really dance. When they fell into each other's arms at the Survivors' Ball, when they sailed across the floor to Strauss, or flew in the air in a polka, they recognized each other. Kindred spirits who could live like that and hope like that and dance like that must marry. Soon after, they did. And not too long after, they had a boy and a girl – a New World family dream come true.
November 20, 2014 by Danica Davidson
Jewish creators like Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster (creators of Superman) and Art Spiegelman (of Maus) have had a strong influence on comics, but not so much attention has been turned on female Jewish comics creators. After Michael Kaminer wrote a piece on Jewish women's comics for The Jewish Daily Forward, Sarah Lightman reached out to him about making a museum exhibit of female Jewish comics creators.
The result was "Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women." The exhibit, which is currently in London, shows the work of 18 Jewish women, including Lightman, Miriam Katin, Ariel Schrag, Trina Robbins, Aline Kominsky-Crumb and Vanessa Davis.
The success of the exhibit has led to the recently released book Graphic Details: Jewish Women's Confessional Comics in Essays and Interviews (McFarland $49.95), which Lightman had previously discussed with Lilith. This anthological book takes an academic approach to the intersection of women, Judaism and comics. All the women from the exhibit take an important place in these pages through biographies and work samples, including beautiful full-color spreads. Some of them are interviewed about their work, and essays by other comics scholars discuss the meaning, influence and strength in the creators' comics. However, the book does not stop here: it also details the lives and works of other female Jewish comics creators.
November 18, 2014 by Yona Zeldis McDonough
Although born and raised in New York City, Dana Aynn Levin always considered herself a California girl at heart. So after graduating from Vassar College, where she studied economics and psychology, she headed out to the land of sunshine, oranges and, of course, movie magic. After a brief detour in DC to earn an MBA, Levin headed back to the beach, where she became a film production accountant working on, in her words, "films you've never heard of." She wrote her first novel at the age of six, and then did not attempt it again until five or so decades later. Fiction Editor Yona Zeldis McDonough asked Levin to talk about her enduring love for Tinseltown, and how those screen dreams informed the conception and execution of Hollywood Princess.
YZM: What's behind the fascination Los Angeles has always had for you?
DL: The history of my fascination with Los Angeles sounds so hokey and not at all intellectual. It's rooted in pop culture. Growing up, so much of the music I enjoyed either came from artists based in Los Angeles, (Beach Boys, Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, etc.) or the songs referenced the city. California Dreaming? I was. And when I was trapped in Malibu for two weeks by mudslides my first winter, I laughed at the absurdity of "It Never Rains in California." Seriously, Albert Hammond? He had obviously never experienced an El Nino.
November 17, 2014 by Liana Finck
Welcome to another edition of Excuse Me, a new illustrated advice column about maddening things. Installments will be posted here every other Monday. Need advice? Send your questions to email@example.com.
Liana Finck's graphic novel is called A Bintel Brief. She writes and draws a monthly column for The Forward and her cartoons appear irregularly in The New Yorker. She often thinks about the age-old question: fight, or flight?
November 12, 2014 by Sarah M. Seltzer
Let's conduct a thought experiment. A far right wing Christian preacher claims a direct revelation from God, and it goes something like this: Jews are the chosen people. So chosen, so holy, the group from whose midst Christ emerged, that they cannot be touched.
So, says the preacher to his congregation, if you find yourself next to a Jew on a train or an airplane, you should ask to change seats immediately. Get up, stand in the aisle, change seats. Ask nicely, of course! Really, it's not discrimination, they assure the rest of us. It's personal religious practice. And Jews, if you get this request from a sect member, just try to be cool about it, okay? Let's not reinforce the reputation that we Jews are pushy and difficult and always angry about anti-Semitism. It's not an insult from these folks, it's an honor.
I doubt my fellow Jews would heed calls to "tolerate" this treatment, and the embedded insults, in the name of religious freedom?
November 11, 2014 by Yona Zeldis McDonough
You knew Helena Rubinstein. That is, even if you didn't actually know her, you know her type: the smart, feisty, implacably-willed Jewish woman who just goes ahead and does what she wants, no matter what the world tells her. Like others of her ilk—Estée Lauder, Georgette Klinger, Beatrice Alexander and Ruth Handler—she made her name in an arena—cosmetics—where being a woman was an advantage, not a liability. The newly opened show at the Jewish Museum, interdisciplinary in nature, offers a fascinating glimpse into the life the Jewish girl with humble roots in Poland who grew up to become, "a global icon of female entrepreneurship and a leader in art, design, fashion and philanthropy."
Born in 1872, Rubinstein fled an arranged marriage in 1888. By 1896, she had gone from Krakow to Vienna and then to Australia, where she established her first business. She flat-out rejected the notion that only prostitutes and women of questionable virtue wore make up, and instead built an empire on the premise that wearing make-up was a self-assertive, empowering act, one that allowed a woman to literally create the face that she showed to the world. The title of the show is a tag line from one of Rubinstein's own advertising campaigns, and the exhibition's wide-ranging offerings—primarily artwork, but also clothing, jewelry, packaging and advertising, and miniature rooms—demonstrate the many ways that statement can be interpreted.
As a collector, Rubinstein was both canny and idiosyncratic in her taste; her acquisitions include works by Pablo Picasso, Elie Nadleman, Frida Kahlo, Max Ernst, Leonor Fini, Joan Miró, and Henri Matisse and when she was alive, they graced the homes she kept in London, Paris, New York, the South of France and Greenwich, CT. Also represented are 30 pieces from her visionary collection of African and Oceanic art, a collection that ultimately helped to reshape the way this work was viewed—and valued—in the west.
October 27, 2014 by Liana Finck
Welcome to another edition of Excuse Me, a new illustrated advice column about maddening things. Installments will be posted here every other Monday. Need advice? Send your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Liana Finck's graphic novel is called A Bintel Brief. She writes and draws a monthly column for The Forward and her cartoons appear irregularly in The New Yorker. She often thinks about the age-old question: fight, or flight?
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October 23, 2014 by Rebecca Halff
October 22, 2014 by Yona Zeldis McDonough
Taken together, the pieces by Bonnie Friedman in Surrendering Oz: A Life in Essays, just out from Etruscan Press, form an autobiography of sorts, one in which we follow the progress of a shy, bookish Jewish girl as she slowly but surely comes into her own. From the Bronx bedroom she shares with her older sister to the thoroughfares and cities of the wider world, we watch as the girl grows and gains confidence, both as a writer, and as a woman. The essays that chart her growth—she's now 56—have an internal sequence all their own, determined by their emotional valence, not the calendar. Dorothy from Kansas and Gertrude Stein, Victoria's Secret and bedbugs—in Friedman's skilled hands, the quotidian stuff and mess of the world come together in a benign—and even divine—order. Fiction Editor Yona Zeldis McDonough asked Friedman about the singular faith that infuses every single page of this indelible book:
YZM: Did you write these essays with the goal of gathering them into a book? Or did their coming together in a single volume happen after they had been written?
BF: I wrote these essays over many years, always in the grips of a presiding passion — something I needed to figure out in my own life but that I thought reflected something unspoken or unresolved in the lives of other women. Late in the process I saw that the essays connected up – they all concern how one learns to think for oneself, how one gains possession over one's own life. Once I saw that, I believed I might have a book.
YZM: You offer a brilliant, feminist interpretation of the film The Wizard of Oz; do you feel its messages have particular meaning for Jewish women?
BF: Historically, shtetl women were allowed take on a larger role in running the family and even the business so as to free up the husband to study Torah, if possible. The spiritual was privileged over the pragmatic, and to some extent this allowed women to take on a more vigorous role out in the world. But gender roles in America were different. I grew up in the Bronx in a Jewish neighborhood, and I marveled at the version of femininity I saw on TV and in old movies, with its demure reticence and picturesque helplessness. It didn't match up with the way I saw women behaving in the streets and classrooms around me. And yet, of course, television is our school, especially when we are young, and we unconsciously absorb its values. In The Wizard of Oz, Aunt Em talks about how, being a "good Christian woman," she can't tell the town bully, Elvira Gulch, what she thinks of her dominating ways. Nor can she advocate for Dorothy. Many of us Jewish girls, to be acceptable, learned to muffle and constrict ourselves.


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This place is insane. Beautiful decor, very clean rooms, which are cleaned daily. Two bathrooms in a room of 6 is unheard of. Sturdy, almost noise free bunks. But the best part was the staff, especially at the 360 lounge! Robert and Mike will keep you entertained and made our stay, as simple as that. Cant say enough good things about those two. They went above and beyond their job. Thanks fusion for the wonderful stay, 10/10 would come back and wouldnt think of going anywhere else.
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- Anonymous
- Canada
- All Male Group, 18-24
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Never one to shy away from revealing personal details about herself, Lady Gaga told teenagers at a Los Angeles conference this week that she struggled with bulimia in high school.
A featured guest at the "It's Our Turn" conference held at the Brentwood School, Gaga sat down with former California first lady Maria Shriver for a keynote interview, in which the "Born This Way" singer admitted she had an eating disorder while attending her posh Manhattan private school.
"I used to throw up all the time in high school," said the 25-year-old star, who has also been vocal about being bullied in high school. "So I'm not that confident. I wanted to be a skinny little ballerina, but I was a voluptuous little Italian girl whose dad had meatballs on the table every night. I used to come home and say, 'Dad, why do you always give us this food? I need to be thin.' And he'd say, 'Eat your spaghetti."
According to Radar Online, the Mother Monster encouraged a student with body issues to seek professional help and cautioned that eating disorders have dangerous side effects -- even for your voice.
"It's really hard, but ... you've got to talk to somebody about it." she said. "It made my voice bad, so I had to stop. The acid on your vocal cords ... it's very bad."
The Grammy winner, who once made a controversial statement about how "pop stars should not eat" to New York magazine, confessed that she still has issues with her weight.
"Weight is still a struggle. Every video I'm in, every magazine cover, they stretch you -- they make you perfect," she confessed. "It's not real life. I'm gonna say this about girls: The dieting has got to stop. Everyone just knock it off. Because at the end of the day, it's affecting kids your age -- and it's making girls sick."