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This colorful Fireworks Fourth of July Tote would make the perfect bright accessory to a fourth of July parade. The best part? The red-and-white pattern make it a cute tote for any day of the week.
- RED HEART® "Super Saver®": 2 Skeins 0319 Cherry
- Red A and 1 skein 0311 White B.
- Crochet Hook: 4mm [US G-6].
- Yarn needle, one 1" button.
Gauge: 16 sts = 4"; 16 rows = 4" in sc. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
Size: Tote measures 10" x 12"
Abbreviations: A, B = Color A, Color B; ch = chain;
dec = decrease; mm = millimeters; rnd = round;
sc = single crochet; st(s) = stitch(es); * or ** = repeat
whatever follows the * or ** as indicated; [ ] = work
directions in brackets the number of times specified.
Note: To Change Color In Sc: With present color draw up a loop in st before change then complete the sc with the next color. Carry color not in use loosely across top of row and work over it as you go.
DOTS (Worked over a multiple of 4 sts + 3 sts):
Row 1 (Right Side): Ch 1, 1 sc A, 1 sc B, * 3 sc A, 1 sc B; repeat from * to last st; 1 sc A; turn.
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc across with A; turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, 3 sc A, * 1 sc B, 3 sc A; repeat from * across; turn.
Row 4: Repeat Row 2. Repeat Rows 1-4 for Dots pattern. CHECKS (Worked over a multiple of 6 sts + 3 sts):
Row 1 (Right Side): Ch 1, 3 sc A, * 3 sc B, 3 sc A; repeat from * across.
Rows 2 and 3: Repeat Row 1.
Rows 4, 5 and 6: Ch 1, 3 sc B, * 3 sc A, 3 sc B; repeat from * across. Repeat Rows 1-6 for Checks pattern.
BASE-Row 1: With A, ch 16; sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across; turn – 15 sc.
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc across.
Rows 3-47: Work Rows 1-4 of Dots pattern 11 times, then work 1 more A row. Fasten off. With wrong side facing, join A and slip st in each st and row around base. Fasten off.
BACK: With wrong side facing, join A and work 47 sc along one long edge of Base. Work Rows 1-4 of Dots pattern 9 times, then repeat Dots pattern Row 1 again. Fasten off.
FRONT: Work same as for Back across remaining long edge of Base.
SIDES (Make 2): With wrong side facing join A and work 15 sc along side edge of Base. Work 37 sc rows even with A. Fasten off. Sew back and front to sides.
LARGE POCKET: With A, ch 46.
Row 1 (Right Side): Sc in 2nd ch from hook and next 2 ch, * 3 sc B, 3 sc A; repeat from * across; turn – 45 sts.
Rows 2-24: Repeat Checks pattern Rows 2-6, then Rows 1-6 three times. ** Fasten off.
Edging-Rnd 1: With right side facing, join A in any st, leaving chain row free, and slip st around; join with a slip st in back loop of first slip st.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in back loop of each slip st around; join with a slip st in first sc. Fasten off. Sew pocket to Back through sc rnd on 3 sides.
BOTTLE POCKET: With A, ch 22. Work same as Large Pocket over 21 sts to **.
Row 25: With A, ch 1, [sc in sc; draw up a loop in next 2 sc, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook] 7 times – 14 sts. Fasten off.
Edging: Work same as for Large Pocket. Sew to Side through sc row on 3 sides.
FLAP-Row 1: With right side of Back facing, skip 13 sc, join A in next sc; ch 1, sc in same sc and next 2 sc,[3 sc B, 3 sc A] 3 times; turn – 21 sts.
Rows 2-19: Repeat Checks pattern Rows 2-6, then Rows1-6 twice, then Row 1 once more.
Shape Flap: Keeping continuity of pattern, decrease 1 st at each end of next 2 rows – 17 sts. Fasten off.
Bag and Flap Edging: With right side facing, join A in first sc to the left of the flap; ch 1, sc evenly around bag to flap, work 1 sc in each row down side of flap, 7 sc across end of flap, ch 3 for button loop, skip next 3 sc, 7 sc across end of
flap, 1 sc in each row sc up side of flap to first sc; join with a slip st in first sc. Fasten off.
Flap Edging-Row 1: With right side facing, join A in first sc at right edge of flap; ch 1, sc in each sc along flap, working 3 sc in ch-3 space; do not turn.
Row 2: Ch 1, working left to right, sc in each sc around flap for reverse sc. Fasten off. Sew button in center of front about 4" from top edge.
STRAP (Make 2): With a double strand of A, skip first 5 sc on top edge of bag, join in next sc; ch 1, sc in same sc and in next 2 sc; turn – 3 sc. Work 75 rows of sc. Fasten off, leaving a long sewing strand. Leaving last 5 sc of top
edge free, sew end of strap to opposite edge of same side of bag.
LITTLE POCKET: With A, ch 16. Work same as Large Pocket over 15 sts to **. Fasten off. Fold in half and sew side seams. Join A at seam; ch 1, sc around top edge; join with a slip st in first sc; ch 20, slip st in 2nd ch from hook and next 7 ch; hold chain next to top edge of bag front 6 sts from strap and slip st together the next 3 ch and next 3 sc of bag front, then slip st in remaining ch; slip st in first slip st. Fasten off. The little pocket will hold a cell phone and can be used on inside or outside of bag.
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When I was growing up in Pittsburgh, my mother used to say real education starts outside the classroom. That certainly applied to another Pittsburgher, August Wilson. The late great dramatist dropped out of school at age 15 and went on to become one of our most celebrated playwrights. Ten years ago he wrote a one-man show for himself entitled "How I Learned What I Learned," and now, captivatingly performed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, it's a fascinating if rambling chronicle of a young writer's coming-of-age.
Wilson grew up in the Hill District, a largely segregated swath of neighborhoods filled with dead-ends – real and metaphorical. Poverty, hopelessness, unemployment were the dominant themes in Wilson's early years, and when he dropped out of school, he set himself on a circuitous path of self-discovery.
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He was influenced as much by the culture of slavery and world history as the misfits and artists who became his friends…later serving as models for the characters in his Century Cycle masterpieces.
Direction by Todd Kreidler, who also co-conceived, is crisp; and the set, featuring suspended pages with projected typewritten titles, is nicely evocative.
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We can complain all we want, rationalize, or hope for the best, but the easiest way to stop the remake assault that studios have foisted upon audiences is not to pay for it. The studio system still hasn't found a silver bullet for killing the monster of low attendance, and 2011 might have been the worst wake-up call they could get. Movie attendance fell by 4.4% from 2010, down to the lowest level since 1995. The problematic silver lining is that foreign sales are higher, which could result in even more broadly-appealing (and "appealing" is used generously here) movies that are generic and treat dialogue like a second-class citizen. On the losing side of the field (the one where producers aren't having Gatorade dumped on them), are the remakes of 2011. Remakes are thought to be attractive because they come with built-in name recognition for audiences, and development has already been partially done for a story that's already proven itself as a money-maker. For fans, they're also infuriating because they signal both a lack of creativity coming out of an industry built on it and the potential (likely) bastardization of something we hold dear (and, yes, of course the original is still out there; it's the principle of the thing). So it may come as pleasant news for some to see that remakes, regardless of their quality of genre, failed spectacularly at the box office this year. It's the kind of thing that may just deter producers from trying to […]
Boiling Point: Why is the Best Action Flick of the Year Animated?Boiling Point By Robert Fure on May 30, 2011 | Comments (6)
Pointing out the flaws in Hollywood is easy – there are hundreds of them. Unfortunately for the entertainment system, I'm a fan of taking the low road and always pointing those flaws out. After all, it's not easy to be mad every week without taking a few cheap shots. A child of the 80s, I'm a big fan of action. Guns, knives, swords, bullets, punches, jump kicks, Van Damme, you name it, I dig it. Hell, I'll watch the shitty UFC/WWE vehicle movies that go straight to DVD just to see somewhere get punched in the eye socket. You'd think action movies would be easy to make and send to theaters. Toss in some fireballs, some blood, some roundhouse kicks – easy, right? Apparently not. I mean, sure, we get good action films every now and then, maybe even once a month – but how many more just fall flat? What's wrong with Hollywood and action movies when one of the best, if not the best, action movies so far is the animated Kung Fu Panda 2?
A Buchinsky Related Contest! Win 'The Mechanic' On DVDFeatures By Rob Hunter on May 18, 2011 | Comments (26)
Remakes are often thought of as automatically inferior to the original, but if you're willing to give them a chance they're often as good if not better than their cinematic predecessors. Well, maybe "often" is a bit of an exaggeration… but it does happen. Take Simon West's remake of the Charles Bronson classic, The Mechanic. I say "classic" but while Michael Winner's 1972 film is solidly entertaining and features a killer ending it isn't truly great cinema. It's the actors (Bronson and Jan-Michael Vincent) and the multiple twists and turns that make it fun, and West knows it. His remake sticks close to the formula and brings in the always fantastic (and angry) Ben Foster for support as well as some solid gunplay and action scenes, and the result is an exciting and fast-moving action thriller that would have made Charles Buchinsky proud. The Mechanic hit shelves this week, and we've got a free DVD for one lucky winner. How can you win? Simple… tell us in the comment section below which Bronson movie you'd like to see remade next and who you think should take on his role. It can be a film from anywhere in his career, in a role big or small, and special consideration will be given if you happen to pick my own personal favorite Bronson flick…
This Week in Blu-ray: The Mechanic, The Rite, The Roommate, The God of Thunder and Japanese NoirBlu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on May 17, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
After a few weeks of hellish uncertainty, This Week in Blu-ray is back to being on time. That is, if you count being available at some point on Tuesday as being "on time." Which I do, for the record. Moving on, the most important thing to remember is that we're back with some advice in one of the most diverse weeks of Blu-ray releasing so far in 2011. We've got a new one from Criterion, a few classics, action films for people who wish they were Jason Statham, horror films, an animated superhero epic, and a movie starring Kat Dennings. There's something for everyone this week. Pale Flower (Criterion) I must differ to Roger Ebert for a moment, as he says it far better than I ever could: Pale Flower is "one of the most haunting noirs I've seen, and something more; in 1964 it was an important work in an emerging Japanese New Wave of independent filmmakers, an exercise in existential cool. It involves a plot, but it is all about attitude." What Masahiro Shinoda created in 1964 is an enduring and indelible excursion into Japan's underworld. It's also a relentlessly cool film for its time. Criterion, to their credit, has gone to great lengths to preserve it and restore it for HD Blu-ray. They've included an uncompressed monaural audio track, brand new video interviews with the director and a new (and allegedly improved) English translation. As this is my first experience with Pale Flower, I can't say how […]
This Week In DVD: May 17thFeatures By Rob Hunter on May 17, 2011 | Comments (1)
One of the best things about writing for a movie website like Film School Rejects is access to the "hookers and blow" combo deals at film festivals. That probably counts as two best things, but the takeaway to remember here is that there are the occasional perks to the gig. The actual best thing though (aside from meeting some great and fun fellow movie lovers) is exposure to films I may never have seen otherwise. One such example is this week's Pick, an American indie that I only caught via screener when it hit theaters… in the UK. Other releases this week include a re-release of Dario Argento's fantastic Deep Red, a vengeful Djimon Hounsou in Elephant White, the gorgeous Minka Kelly in The Roommate, Jason Statham stretching as an assassin for hire in The Mechanic, Anthony Hopkins drinking Chianti with Satan in The Rite, and more. As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Brotherhood A group of hopeful fraternity pledges find themselves in a real pickle when the initiation process results in several serious crimes and one pledge bleeding to death on the couch. This is a fantastic thriller that rarely takes a minute to breathe once the action and suspense starts. It's also filled with strong performances including what deserved to be a star-making turn by Trevor Morgan. From my my full review… "[This] is a rare and unexpected success in that it takes a relatively well worn plot, jettisons […]
Boiling Point: This Entry Not Rated T for TeenBoiling Point By Robert Fure on March 14, 2011 | Comments (5)
PG-13 gets a lot of flack from us mature audiences sometimes – and with good reason. Often we complain that movies that deserve an R (Live Free or Die Hard) get knocked down to a PG-13 rating and lose the edge that can make them great. Todd Brown over at TwitchFilm recently made the point that PG-13 killed the movies it was meant to save – that is, youth adventure films. While I'm all for any chance to poke PG-13 into the eye any chance I get (and jam a thumb into the MPAA some place where they'd rate it R for violence), I don't really follow that PG-13 killed youth adventure movies. But don't worry. It's still a bit of bullshit for other reasons.
Box Office: The Roommate Moves InBox Office By Jeremy Kirk on February 7, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Good for Leighton Meester, Minka Kelly, Cam Gigandet, and all the other oddly named people involved in The Roommate. Not only did it come out #1 on this Super Bowl weekend, not only was it able to beat out the James Cameron-backed Sanctum, but it was the only film this weekend to even get into double digits. I'm not sure if that says a lot for The Roommate, the current slate of movies available for the masses, or the power of the Super Bowl draw away from the movie theaters. You can't really put much of the blame for the weekend's weak numbers. The past three years have had films open in the $20 or $30-million area. In 2009, Taken opened on Super Bowl weekend with $24.7 million, and that can't even be considered counter-programming to the big game. Not like last year or 2007 when Dear John and Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour opened to a $30.4 and $31.1 million, respectively. So the Super Bowl was a draw away from the movies.
Enter the Sanctum of the Reject ReportBox Office By Jeremy Kirk on February 5, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
A year ago last week, James Cameron's groundbreaking Avatar beat out Titanic to be the highest domestic grossing film of all time. Cameron just happened to be the director on the monstrously successful Titanic, too. You all know this. What you might not have known is that Cameron is back, and this time, he's going spelunking. Sanctum is sure to be Cameron's next grand excursion into box office glory and could very well beat even Avatar's record breaking numbers. What's that? Cameron didn't direct Sanctum? He just produced it? But the trailers…oh, never mind. Tank.
Box Office: Moviegoers Get the Rite StuffBox Office By Jeremy Kirk on January 31, 2011 | Comments (1)
That wacky Anthony Hopkins sure knows how to turn 'em in. With his broad hijinx and penchant for silly string gimmicks. The devil might have had something to do with it, too, as The Rite opened to number one this weekend. It's opening wasn't as big as you might expect, but it did a decent job. With a reported budget of $37 million, it should be fine with its mid-teen debut. That is unless you're going by Kevin Smith math, in which case, the film is a serious dud. That's a digression for another time, though. The Rite will do just fine, and Hopkins is sure to make many more stinkers films before his days in films have come to a close. His Hannibal days have long since passed, and you aren't likely to see many more $100-million films from him beyond any franchise work.
Reject Radio #76: Schooling The AcademyFeatures By Scott Beggs on January 31, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, Awards Season junkie and editor-in-chief of In Contention, Kris Tapley, joins us to shoot the bull on the Oscars. We'll be roasting that bull on a spit and serving it for our live-blog next month. Could Natalie Portman lose her sure-thing Oscar? Why did Inception never have a chance at Best Picture? Who will win Best Costume Design?!? We ask the tough questions. And then answer them. Plus, we also review The Mechanic in case you'd rather see something blow up besides an actor giving a thank you speech. Listen Here: Download This Episode
The Week That Was: Cutting Out All Your Curse WordsFeatures By Neil Miller on January 29, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
With every week that passes, it feels like things just keep getting better and better around here. It's becoming increasingly easy to put this very column together. New writers and very soon, we'll have some new columns to tout. There's a reason why the tagline "The Cure for the Common Movie Blog" now graces our homepage. Because if we're anything around here, it's uncommon. And you can find out why with the links that I've strategically placed after the jump. It's all part of a little game I like to call The Week That Was.
Movie News After Dark: James Cameron Tweets, VHS Lives and The Mechanic 'SplodesMovie News By Neil Miller on January 29, 2011 | Comments (1)
What is Movie News After Dark? This is a question that I am almost never asked, but I will answer it for you anyway. Movie News After Dark is FSR's newest late-night secretion, a column dedicated to all of the news stories that slip past our daytime editorial staff and make it into my curiously chubby RSS 'flagged' box. It will (but is not guaranteed to) include relevant movie news, links to insightful commentary and other film-related shenanigans. I may also throw in a link to something TV-related here or there. It will also serve as my place of record for being both charming and sharp-witted, but most likely I will be neither of the two. I write this stuff late at night, what do you expect?
The Vintage Trailer of the Day is a Killer of KillersFeatures By Scott Beggs on January 28, 2011 | Comments (1)
Every day, come rain or shine or internet tubes breaking, Film School Rejects showcases a trailer from the past. Explosions! Action! Bullets flying everywhere! Vein juice spilled on the ground! Motorbikes! People falling into pools because of motor bikes! Garages that don't work on Saturday! Assassins! Proteges! Bronson! Today's trailer from the 1972 film from Michael Winner isn't hard to guess even if it's going by a different name. Think you know what it is? Check the trailer out for yourself:
'The Mechanic' Review: Cringe-Inducing Brutality Worthy of Charles BronsonMovie Reviews By Brian Salisbury on January 28, 2011 | Comments (1)
Recently I spent an entire weekend watching Charles Bronson films in an effort to document his very best kills. I, and at various times a rotating cadre of my friends, watched 20 movies over three days during what was dubbed Bronsothon. Needless to say, I waded through some really awful movies that weekend, but there were more than a few pleasant surprises. Among them were Mr. Majestyk, Death Wish 2, and The Mechanic. The Mechanic blew my mind because as much as it was a familiar Bronson shoot-em-up, it was also a fairly cerebral character study. It also had an ending I did not at all expect; I loved it. When I heard the upcoming Jason Statham film was a remake, I had to see it.
The Rites of the Reject ReportBox Office By Jeremy Kirk on January 26, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
Just slightly different than the rites of spring. There's less sun, less green on the trees, and a whole lot more Tony Hopkins flipping out at the sight of holy water. It's okay, though. He's not alone. Jason Statham is doing his best Charles Bronson impression for the counter-programming. Okay. He's not doing a Bronson impression at all, but he is starring in the remake of The Mechanic. He's also brought along Ben Foster, which may only add to the strangeness of it all. Did I say "may", because I meant "absolutely." It's what's in store for the wide releases this weekend, so let's get to that analysis.
The Movie Watcher's Guide to January 2011Features By FSR Staff on January 6, 2011 | Comments (3)
We realize that you're probably sitting at home right now, chewing your own nails off and wondering what movies are coming out this month. Maybe you're even wondering why no one on the entire internet has said anything about them. Strange, we know. Fortunately, Rob Hunter and Cole Abaius spent the entire month of December combing through Wikileaks, calling Cleo, and building balsa wood trailers to make sure that you, dear reader, are in the know about what's coming out in January. You watch movies, so this guide's for you.
Jason Statham Channels Charles Bronson For the Red-Band 'Mechanic' TrailerMovie News By Scott Beggs on January 4, 2011 | Comments (2)
Jumping out of windows! Smashing cars into other cars! Slowly walking away from a devastating explosion while putting on designer sunglasses! Jason Statham steadfastly refuses to make a different film, which is bullet-based music to the ears of some fans. With the new trailer for the Mechanic remake, Statham proves he can do the thing everyone on the planet knows he can do – play a bad ass with a gun and a score to settle. Still, without the mustache, he's only operating at 34% Bronson. It's red-band, so enter in your date of birth and enjoy the ka-booms:
The Mechanic Trailer: It Wants To Kill You, Not Rape YouMovie News By Rob Hunter on March 17, 2010 | Comments (3)
If you had told me that I'd be writing up three trailers this evening and that the one starring Jason Statham would be the most appealing one I'd have called you mad. Mad! But then it happened anyway…
Exclusive: An Honest Talk with 'Messenger' Star Ben FosterFeatures By Scott Beggs on December 17, 2009 | Comments (9)
The star of The Messenger talks about losing loved ones, his X3 disagreements with Brett Ratner, and the film he turned down five times.
News & Notes: Green Lantern Moves, Raimi on Spider-Man 4, Malick's TreeMovie News By Neil Miller on October 16, 2009 | Comments (4)
It's the end of the week, and we've got a bunch of news stories in the bin here at Reject HQ that we'd like to share with you…
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Brazil will propose that it and other large emerging market countries make new funds available to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a way to help ease the crisis in the euro zone, an official has said.
Guido Mantega, the Brazilian finance minister, will make the proposal at a meeting of the BRICS group later this week in Washington, the official told Reuters news agency on Monday on condition of anonymity.
The BRICS bloc of large emerging markets also includes Russia, India, China and South Africa.
Brazil could make up to $10bn of its own money available to help Europe through various channels, including the IMF or by making bond purchases, the official added.
"Giving more funds to the IMF looks like one of the more attractive options available for us to help Europe."
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BRICS countries are already buying European debt through the European Financial Stability Facility, Valor Economico, a Brazilian newspaper, reported on Monday.
Mantega had previously proposed that BRICS countries engage in co-ordinated purchases of European bonds, but that idea met with resistance from other members of the group who were wary of buying risky assets or doubted they had enough financial firepower to help.
The IMF could provide a "safer" vehicle for a co-ordinated effort, the official said.
The proposal would satisfy two imperatives for Brazil. It could help insulate other troubled economies on the periphery of Europe - namely Portugal and Spain - which have large investments in Brazil.
Moreover, a greater financial participation at the IMF could eventually enhance Brazil's power at the Washington-based lender.
Officials in the government of Dilma Rousseff, the Brazilian president, have said they see the crisis in Europe and US as an opportunity for Brazil to push for a greater role in global affairs for themselves and BRICS countries generally.
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Despite a history of success, Duke Energy's Richard "Stick" Williams said he regularly struggles with a personal fear of failure, which he copes with through faith.
He spoke to a record crowd of nearly 2,200 people at the 27th annual YMCA Community Prayer Breakfast at the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Thursday morning.
Williams, Charlotte-based Duke Energy vice president of corporate community affairs and Duke Energy Foundation president, delivered a keynote message about faith in God's ability to bring believers through challenges, or "giants," such as doubt, fear and addiction.
"We all confront giants. … They come in different shapes and sizes," he said. "The question to ask is, do you focus on the giants, or do you focus on the Lord?"
While many prayer events have a somber focus on community issues, event organizers wanted to incorporate more elements of praise into this year's gathering, said Molly Thompson, spokeswoman for the YMCA of Greater Charlotte.
Breakfast committee volunteers "wanted to make (Thursday's meeting) a very inspirational and energetic event … and have it be really, truly uplifting," Thompson said.
Performances from Charlotte's Central Church Sanctuary Choir helped meet that goal by bringing attendees to their feet numerous times. A video montage of YMCA staff, volunteers and area branch members singing and dancing to the song "Praise Him" also had the audience clapping and singing along.
Attendance continues to grow – roughly 2,000 people attended last year's breakfast, Thompson said. The event is funded entirely by donations.
Besides his roles with Duke Energy, Williams also co-chairs Project LIFT – the $55 million public-private effort to significantly improve achievement at West Charlotte High and its feeder schools – and serves on the board of directors for Hope Haven and the Bank of Commerce of North Carolina.
It's only been through faith that Williams said he's been able to confront his own giants.
"Why do we freak out? We're human," he said. "We forget about the miracles."
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|A talented and advanced improviser, Anthony Ortega never received that much recognition and has been in obscurity for far too long. Ortega had his first major job with Earle Spencer's Orchestra in 1947. After serving in the Army, he was with Lionel Hampton's big band (1951-53) including for Hamp's ill-fated European tour. He played with Milt Buckner, led his own group in Los Angeles, visited Scandinavia in 1954 (which resulted in an Lp for Vantage) and then in 1955 relocated to New York. Ortega had stints with Nat Pierce (1956-58), Dizzy Gillespie, Maynard Ferguson, Paul Bley and the Quincy Jones Big Band (1960). From then on he often led his own group, moving back to Los Angeles by the mid-1960's and working with the big bands of Don Ellis and Gerald Wilson. As a leader, in addition to the Vantage album, Ortega has recorded sets for Bethlehem, Herald, Revelation (including a 1967 session that was reissued on CD by Hat Art) and Discovery (1978); the latter featured his wife Mona Orbeek Ortega on piano and vibes.
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LAGUNA HILLS, Calif., May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- It is believed that as many as 75% of autistic children are affected by gastrointestinal dysfunction. BioRay's new cell wall lysed probiotic, CytoFlora, has been shown in clinical testing to correct microbial imbalances, drive pathogens out of the gastrointestinal tract and assist re-colonization of healthy bowel flora. Improving digestive health is imperative for those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Research suggests a strong link between characteristics of ASD and impaired digestion, particularly with foods containing gluten and casein.
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In a 35-day study of ten autistic children, Immunobilan testing by VIP Dx Laboratory measured immunoglobulins A (IgA) and M (IgM), two antibodies that a play critical role in immune system response. Baseline results showed elevated IgA and IgM levels, signifying an immune response to bacteria and "leaky gut". At completion results revealed a 55% overall decrease in IgA levels and a 27% decrease in IgM levels.
Parents of study participants initially reported a variety of symptoms, including food sensitivities, yellow teeth, hyperactivity, lethargy, irrational behavior, constipation, diarrhea, anxiety, detachment from their environment, and an inability to communicate verbally and nonverbally. After 21 days on CytoFlora, scores on the Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist, which
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Omaha Nebraska Hail Storm April 9th 2013
OMAHA, NE. – A severe hail storm swept through Omaha Nebraska on April 9th, 2013 causing heavy damage to several parts of the city. Below are some videos showing the hail storm. Reports of damage was wide spread including damaged roofs, cars, and windows. Video and photos show that the hail was golf ball sized.
Reports are still coming in as to the extent of damage but it could be quite high as the hail fell for a lengthy amount of time, not just a short burst of large hail.
I spoke with a friend that lives in Omaha on the phone, "It was quite loud, it sounded like 50 people were on my roof with hammers." Dennis told me. He has been a resident in Omaha for sometime and has seen his share of storms, "This one was a pretty bad one, I need to check my roof tomorrow." he told me.
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By Web Intern
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on May 19, 2009
If you've grown tired of rummaging through used book stores, looking for that perfectly cheesy Harlequin romance novel just for the cover art, here's an exhibit that's just for you. In celebration of the publishing house's sixty year anniversary, Openhouse Gallery is hosting an exhibition called The Heart of a Woman of original cover art from 1949-2009. Seeing the work all together will provide commentary on the shifting image of women, sex and desire. It's opening on May 29th and is only running through June 12th. Here's hoping they have posters for sale.-Celeste
Photo courtesy of Harlequin Press
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Does anyone think that the Native Americans got it worse than blacks. I think so. The whole "reservation" shit is reall scary. These people are like caged animals, not by behavior, but by living standards. I don't see how that shit happened, oh wait, white people can do anything. Did Natives choose this themselves? My Afro-American ass seems to think that this country should be majority Native American being that that the are the original AMERICAN. When you think of america you think of all types of people, but amongst the shades of black, white, yellows, browns and the mixes we tend, no, I tend to forget about our red brothers and sisters. Sure they get and honorable mention of sorts but to be honest I have never seen a full blood native. Mind you, I live in North Carolina which was home to several tribes and now a couple of reservations.
What's The Fuckin Deal With The Natives
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