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Editor's note: Nancy Kennedy has been writing an annual psalm of thanksgiving since 1999 when she first started writing her column.
Dear God,
Every year at this time I sit down to compose a psalm of thanksgiving, my thanks and gratitude to you for another year that has passed.
While the Fourth of July is understandably the most American holiday, Thanksgiving can at least lay claim to being the first.
Its origin, as even our youngest students can tell us, began long before our independence, and we're now just seven years away from the 400th anniversary of when the Pilgrims and Native Americans held a three-day feast.
In Thanksgiving 2007, I had a disappointing experience in which my sons had planned a trip to see me on the holiday and they cancelled at the last minute due to a confusion of agendas. This was my response in a letter to my two college age sons, Patrick and Kevin.
To My Sons,
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Apples and walnuts give this salad a comforting fall taste. Serve this recipe with some warm apple cider.
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 2 TBL. honey
- 1/3 cup raisins (dark or golden)
- 1/4 cup toasted sesame seeds
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 3/4 cup peanut oil
- 1/4 cup toasted sesame oil
- 1 head red leaf lettuce, torn
- 1/2 head romaine lettuce, torn
- 1 small red onion, sliced paper thin
- 3 ounces Gorgonzola or Roquefort cheese, crumbled
- 1 crisp Granny Smith apple, cut into matchstick piece
- 3/4 cup walnut pieces, toasted in the oven
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Virginia Katherine McMath was born on July 16, 1911 in Independence, Missouri. Her nickname, "Ginger," originated from her younger cousin Helen who pronounced "Virginia" as "Ginja." Family and friends continued to call her this, and later theatre men who understood the name to be "Ginger" billed her as such on their marquees.
Those who knew her as a little girl often said that Ginger could dance before she could walk. At the age of 10, she was appearing at local charity shows, celebrations and lodge meetings with her stepfather, "Daddy John," whose last name, Rogers, she eventually borrowed.
Going on tour
At the age of 14, young Ginger won the Texas State Charleston Championship. Her prize was four weeks of appearances in four Texas cities on the Interstate Theatre Circuit. She chose two red-headed Charleston dancers, and billed the act "Ginger and the Redheads." The performances continued well beyond their four-week engagement when Junior Orpheum sent the trio on an extensive tour across the western United States.
When the show reached Chicago, a famous vaudeville act stole the redheaded dancers, and Ginger found herself doing a single for the Skouras Brothers at their Ambassador Theatre in St. Louis. She continued for 28 weeks, with a new act each week, using the Master of Ceremonies as her straight man.
When Paul Ash invited her to appear with his band at the Oriental Theatre, Ginger left St. Louis and traveled to Chicago. After performing for nearly four months with Ash, Paramount Publix lured her away to New York to perform at Broadway's Paramount Theatre. They also began preparing a stage show for Ginger to tour in at their theatres across the country. However, her routines with the Master of Ceremonies were so successful, she was held over for several weeks and the touring show went on without her. The Paramount Theatre subsequently brought Paul Ash and his band to New York and invited Ginger back to join them.
Broadway debut
Ginger's first Broadway musical,
Top Speed
, featured her in the ingénue role. The show opened Christmas Day 1929 and ran for less than 20 weeks, but Ginger was hailed as a promising up-and-comer. Walter Winchell said she was ". as poised as a veteran," and Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times noted, ". an impudent young thing, Ginger Rogers carried youth and humor to the point where they are completely charming."
While Ginger was performing eight shows a week in
Top Speed
, she was also making films for Paramount at their studio in Astoria, Long Island. Her first film,
Young Man of Manhattan
, starred Claudette Colbert and featured Ginger as a 16-year-old flapper. Her line "Cigarette me, big boy," became a classic phrase in the American vocabulary.
Ginger's first starring role on Broadway was in George and Ira Gershwin's
Girl Crazy
. Her two hit songs from that show,
Embraceable You
But Not For Me
, have since become musical standards.
Charming Hollywood
Girl Crazy
closed, Ginger moved on to Hollywood. Nineteen films into her career she joined Fred Astaire at RKO Radio Studios in
Flying Down to Rio
. The new team took the world by storm, subsequently making eight more pictures together at RKO:
Gay Divorcee, Roberta, Top Hat, Follow the Fleet, Swing Time, Shall We Dance, Carefree
The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle
. Ten years later they made their 10th film together for MGM,
The Barkleys of Broadway
Garson Kanin wrote of them, "The magic of Astaire and Rogers cannot be explained; it can only be felt. They created a style, a mood, a happening. They flirted, chased, courted, slid, caressed, hopped, skipped, jumped, bent, swayed, clasped, wafted, undulated, nestled, leapt, quivered, glided, spun - in sum, made love before our eyes. We have not seen their like since."
In addition to her films with Astaire, Ginger also starred in a variety of comedies and dramas in the 1940s and 1950s. They included
Vivacious Lady, The Major and the Minor, Lady in the Dark, Weekend at the Waldorf, Storm Warning
Monkey Business
. Her leading men included Cary Grant, Henry Fonda, David Niven, Burgess Meredith,, William Powell, Ronald Colman, Dennis Morgan and James Stewart. She was honored in 1940 with a Best Actress Academy Award for her performance in
Kitty Foyle
, and in 1945 she was recorded as the highest paid female performer in Hollywood.
That same year, Ginger bought a 1000-acre ranch on the Rogue River in Southern Oregon. She built a modern dairy complex and bred Guernsey milk stock for seven years. Some of the milk went to Camp White, where almost 25,000 soldiers came and went during World War II. Even today, in the Rogue River Valley, there still are strains of purebred Guernsey cattle with Ginger's name on their breeding records.
Worldwide revere
Ginger replaced Carol Channing for the starring role in the fizzling 1965 Broadway play
Hello! Dolly
. Ginger brought the play back to life, increasing ticket sales and thrilling the producers. She performed to packed houses, standing ovations and an 18-month run, as well as on tour with the national company. In addition, she took
e to London for a successful 14-month engagement, which included not only a command performance for Queen Elizabeth, but a presentation to the Queen as well.
Ginger made guest appearances on a variety of TV shows. In addition to having her own special, she has appeared with Perry Como, Bob Hope, Pat Boone, Steve Allen, Merv Griffin, Dean Martin and Lucille Ball. Though not often credited, Ginger helped Lucille Ball overcome being camera-shy, a trait that almost forced the studio to give up on her. Ginger was also a guest on nearly every TV talk show, including
The Tonight Show
Mike Douglas
. In 1973, she traveled more than 60,000 miles throughout the United States, South America, Italy, England, Lebanon and Greece, and served as a judge in the Miss Universe Pageant.
In 1969, Ginger sold her Beverly Hills home (which she had lived in for 34 years) and made a permanent move to her Rogers Rogue River Ranch.
Ginger the wonder woman
While Ginger is best remembered for her stage and screen performances, she was also an accomplished artist. She was both a talented painter and sculptor and could have excelled in either had she more free time. She was offered a "one woman show" in New York, but declined indefinitely until she had more pieces to put on exhibit. An avid athlete as well, Ginger enjoyed golf, swimming, skeet shooting and tennis. She won several tennis cups and earned some high-score card records at skeet.
In the early 1970s, Ginger became the spokeswoman for JC Penney, designing a line of lingerie for them as well. Traveling thousands of miles across the United States, she delighted fans of all ages with her charm. A few years later, she took a very successful nightclub act to New York's Waldorf Astoria, Las Vegas, Sydney, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, San Francisco and a number of other cities in between.
Ginger was awarded many honors and citations. In 1973, a speech she made before the Congressional Women's Luncheon in Washington, D.C., found its way in to the Congressional Record, read by Congressman Robert McClorey of Illinois. Again in 1975, while at the White House reception for Emperor and Empress Hirohito, Ginger's thoughts and remarks on the American Bicentennial were read into the Congressional Record. In addition, she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree by Austin College, Sherman, Texas, and in 1992, the Kennedy Center Honors were bestowed on Ginger in Washington, D.C.
In 1985, Ginger was given the chance to direct a musical comedy,
Babes In Arms
. It proved a hit with the Tarrytown, New York audiences and verified that Ginger Rogers could do anything she set her mind to. Several years later, Ginger wrote her best selling autobiography,
Ginger: My Story
. She traveled thousands of miles across the United States and to London to promote the book and sign autographs for fans.
Sadly, on April 25,1995, 83 year old Ginger Rogers died as a result of congestive heart failure. Millions of fans worldwide mourned the loss of this multi-talented wonder woman. She was buried in Oakwood Memorial Park in Chatsworth, California.
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- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: May 12, 2000
- Starring: Delphine Seyrig, Fernando Rey
- Summary: The re-release of a complex web of dreams within dreams within dreams, centered around a group of six upper-middle class members of society and their repeatedly thwarted attempts to have a meal together. The interruptions become more and more surreal as the film progresses.
- Director: Luis Buñuel
- Genre(s): Drama, Fantasy, Comedy
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Score distribution:
Positive: 12 out of 12
Mixed: 0 out of 12
Negative: 0 out of 12
Slly, sublime, buoyant mischief that is virtually without parallel in 20th-century art, much less 20th-century film.
In the nearly 30 years since the movie was released (it won an Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 1972), one forgets how falling-about-funny is this mad caper.
A classic of subversive surrealism.
It seems pompous and scattershot now -- a tweaking of privileged European smugness that unfolds with a playful daisy-chain logic but has the tone of a quaint, doddering lecture.
Score distribution:
Positive: 8 out of 11
Mixed: 0 out of 11
Negative: 3 out of 11
PatrickB.Sep 11, 2007Incredible and unforgettable.
enriquecJan 2, 2009Beautiful, tough, strange but a masterpiece!
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MattF.May 30, 2007A really great surreal comedy piece. This one's in my collection. Far from toothless, this one fully realizes and imbricates I think Bunuel's earlier, strictly surreal movies with a farcical cynicism. Though his political/social attacks may seem less than profound or biting than say "Belle de Jour," that is due to the satiric tone of "Bourgeoisie". It's like comparing Don Juan to, well, an equally sexually promiscuous character or novel without the silliness. Depends on the style you're going for. With that said, it's not my favorite Bunuel, nor is it my favorite surreal film.… Expand
BruceH.Aug 12, 2007As usual, I read no reviews on this film prior to watching it, relying instead on its high critical marks for my decision to watch it. I think in this case that was a mistake. I enjoyed Discreet Charm… Expand
GoP.May 17, 2006Pre-TEN-tious! A movie made for film students, not normal people.
JanineMOct 1, 2007Annoying and not funny. I kept waiting for it to build to something but it was all in vain. Notice how some big reviewers are missing from the Critic's reviews (New York Times, Chicago Tribune) I hope they will review this movie and send this stinker down a few notches into its rightful place.… Expand
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The Tyee, a local Vancouver e-newspaper with a decidedly liberal bent today published an article on peer review of Mt Polley. David Ball is the author of the piece. I think he did a good job in balancing the opinions.
I admit to being hopelessly prejudiced in this opinion. For if you read David's piece, you will note that he quotes me and Nordie Morgenstern. David called me a while ago and asked how I would have gone about preventing Mt Polley and how I would go about preventing future Mt Polleys. We talked long about peer review. To his credit he checked what I was telling him by contacting Nordie Morgenstern. He also established that there is currently only one tailings facility in BC that has a peer review board.
Here is what David writes of Morgenstern's opinions about peer review boards:
In a 2010 edition of Tailings and Mine Waste, Morgenstern extolled the benefits of independent review boards, arguing that they are a "valuable component in the safety system applied to all tailings storage facilities." He added that the World Bank and other lenders already require independent review boards for projects they fund. Review boards provide advice on "all geotechnically sensitive matters" from a mine's opening to its closing, Morgenstern noted. But most importantly, review boards play the role of sober watchdog in the face of pressures to work faster or save money, he wrote.
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Amy Crook, executive director for the nonprofit B.C. Fair Mining Collaborative, said she isn't familiar with such peer review boards but called the idea "intriguing." The collaborative recently released a weighty tome of proposed guidelines for mining in the province, including improvements in mine oversight, community transparency and safety.
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The Tyee got Scott McCannell, executive director of the Professional Employees Association to rebut David Ball's piece. See this link. McCannell writes:
In "An Engineer's Idea to Prevent Future Mount Polleys," published today on The Tyee, the notion of voluntary peer reviews is promoted as a means of preventing mining disasters similar to Mount Polley. More due diligence relating to approval of mining and other resource development projects is certainly needed, but the best approach is to ensure that government knows what is happening on Crown land.
No harm in the government knowing what is going on, but it is hard to see how any government, anywhere could assemble Morgensterns, Vicks, or Robertsons to keep an eye on all a jurisdiction's tailings facilities. I still maintain the best way to safe tailings facilities is peer review and not more inexperienced government employees sitting on unread reports.
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The peer review concept proposed relies on a process of voluntary reviews. This still doesn't solve the problem of government knowing what's happening on Crown land. The costs of voluntary reviews would average $300 an hour for panelists. This hourly rate would be the approximate equivalent of three professional engineers working directly for the province. Hiring more professional staff in mining ministries with the expertise needed to ensure mining takes place safely, along with an appropriate level of professional development, would allow the province to ensure they have required staff expertise.
No way you will get $300 per hour expertise from a government employee costing $100 an hour. It just won't happen. It is an idle dream of full employment for advocacy associations, but not a solution to stopping tailings failures. Still that is only my opinion—and Morgenstern's. I am sure the commenters to this posting will have more insightful and varied opinions. Let us hear from them. And follow the debate on the Tyee.


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Father by Choice (Harlequin Special Edition Series #2262)
Posted May 18, 2013
Great story
This was a great read! It read like the first book in a new series to me. Would love to read luke and sam's stories.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted May 13, 2013
Maggie Brown, a single-mom for the past seven years, believes he
Maggie Brown, a single-mom for the past seven years, believes her daughter Amber's father (Brady Ward) wants nothing more to do with his child than send a monthly check by way of his brother Sam. Figuring that's at least better than what her own disappearing father did for her and her mother, Maggie accepts the situation. That is until the day Sam shows up to confess he never told Brady about Amber. Furthermore the monthly money was from Brady, but had been meant to help Sam keep the family farm afloat.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Workaholic Brady Ward spent the past eight years on a job in Europe, climbing the ladder of success one rung at a time. He's, hoping his current project back in New York will be the final push to top. Besides, being out of the country had given him the perfect reason for not returning to his hometown of Tawnee Valley for even a visit. The monthly check he sent to Sam kept his conscience clear regarding the family farm, and his younger brother Luke did any communication that needed to be done between the brothers.
Once Maggie goes to New York and tells Brady about Amber, he rearranges his work schedule to make a trip to Tawnee Valley where he quickly becomes enthralled with his daughter. As the days progress Brady and Maggie regain the heat of their previous brief encounter, but there's more at stake than just their love. His life is in the corporate atmosphere, her and Amber's are grounded in friends and community. Maggie and Brady must face their own childhood feelings of family betrayal before they can accept the fact that the past eight years have been a two-lane road for them—each happy to travel alone without the risk of further emotional pain.
You'll need to read FATHER BY CHOICE to find out if their love can overcome their distance in miles and years. But, Brady's plea of "Don't forget me, Maggie" sums up the love and hope of the story. Plus, the words made this reader's heart tingle.
Amanda Berry has brought the feel of a small hometown and the outside world together to give the readers a glimpse at how two worlds can come together for a future filled with love and hope. And, she has left open the possibility to tell the stories of Brady's brothers: the long-suffering-always-in-control Sam, and family mediator Luke. Who knows...Tawnee Valley may soon be a growing community once again.