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4 Oct 2011 10:08 AM #2
Thank you for doing this. I've bookmarked it for future reference as I've been meaning to move toward MVC with Ext. Thanks again.
4 Oct 2011 10:29 AM #3
MVC guide
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there are a few good examples in the "learn" section of the sencha site on MVC for a "pandora" site. Unfortunately, they think that they need to keep the complete source code a secret and one has to figure out on basis of small code snippets.
or how a good example can become fairlmy useless
4 Oct 2011 12:27 PM #4
4 Oct 2011 12:33 PM #5
I appreciate the effort, but the code would be easier to review when it was properly indented and formatted.
4 Oct 2011 10:09 PM #6
18 Oct 2011 8:42 AM #7
Guys! added one more example. GitHub Code link in the first post
20 Oct 2011 5:26 PM #8
Excellent example,
Simply set up and showed you how to use ExtJS with 4 new MVC architecture in ASP.NETMVC I was just trying to create a project to use these two technologies.
How to perform a deploy this application as the new MVC architecture is needed extjs"compile" all javascript in one file? What differs from model development to production. You could add an example of how to properly publish this application correctly unifyingjavascript?
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It's same for me, the Pandora example doesn't work.
It's not easy to learn how to use ExtJs4 with the bugs in the tutorial


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In GAO's opinion, BPD's Schedules of Federal Debt for fiscal years 2007 and 2006 were fairly presented in all material respects and BPD maintained effective internal control relevant to the Schedule of Federal Debt as of September 30, 2007. GAO also found no instances of noncompliance in fiscal year 2007 with the statutory debt limit. As of September 30, 2007 and 2006, federal debt managed by BPD totaled about $8,993 billion and $8,493 billion, respectively. Total federal debt increased over each of the last 4 fiscal years. Total federal spending has exceeded total federal revenues which have resulted in increases in debt held by the public. Further, certain trust funds (e.g., Social Security) continue to run cash surpluses, resulting in increased intragovernmental debt holdings since the federal government spends these surpluses on other operating costs and replaces them with federal debt instruments. These debt holdings are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government and represent a priority call on future budgetary resources. As a result, total gross federal debt has increased about 33 percent between the end of fiscal years 2003 and 2007. On September 29, 2007, legislation was enacted to raise the statutory debt limit by $850 billion to $9,815 billion. This was the third occurrence since the end of fiscal year 2003 that the statutory debt limit had to be raised to avoid breaching the statutory debt limit. During that time, the debt limit has increased by over $2.4 trillion, or about 33 percent, from $7,384 billion on September 30, 2003, to the current limit of $9,815 billion.
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servings40 falafels
Ingredients2 cups dried garbanzo beans
1 cup cilantro (coriander leaves)
1/2 cup parsley
8 garlic cloves minced
2 tsp salt
1 tbs coriander
1 tsp cumin
1 very large onion
1/2 tsp blk pepper
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper (optional)
1/2 cup bread crumbs
2 tsp baking soda added before frying
1/2 tsp baking powder
PreparationSoak the garbanzo beans and fava beans in water over night before the day of cooking. Chop and blend the garbanzo beans and fava beans in a food processor until the beans are the consistency of fine bread crumbs. Put in a large bowl. Next put the onion, garlic, cilantro and parsley in the blender and blend until it is a paste consistency, add to bean mixture. To the bowl add the cumin, coriander, salt, black pepper, bread crumbs and cayenne pepper and mix very well. Taste to see if you would like to add more salt or not. Heat about 1 inch of vegetable oil in a 2 to 3 inch frying pan, turn to medium-low heat. Add the baking soda to the bean mixture and mix well. Mold the falafel mixture into small balls and drop into oil to fry, continually turn over the falafel balls to keep the color an even brown on all sides, when they are a medium brown color, remove the balls and drain on a paper towel for a minute. Serve warm and fresh with tahini sauce and vegetables.
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main ingredients: Bean
cuisine: Middle Eastern


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The incident happened just before 11 p.m. Sunday on the 1300 block of Crown Oaks Drive.
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This dean's list consists of people from every state of U.S. and also includes students from other countries.
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• Maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.2 for the academic year that is under consideration.
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Bringing home a new baby feels so sweet, but your finances may not look as rosy. A recent study out of the U. K. found that moms spent upwards of $7,000 by the time their child had his or her first birthday. And it's not all going to daycare and nanny costs: Much of the loot gets spent while baby is still in Mama's belly. From high-ticket items like nursery furniture, strollers, high chairs, car seats and swings to everyday essentials like baby food, diapers, clothes, pacifiers and monitors -- it all adds up… fast.
I have to be honest, I wasn't shocked at this amount. The parents I know -- myself included -- probably spent even more than seven grand, especially on the first child, who doesn't have the benefits of hand-me-downs. I'm sure some of them spent this amount decorating the nursery alone, not to mention how popular $1,000 strollers are these days. Plus, there are expensive car seats that your kids can use until they're almost driving themselves.
Other reasons for the high costs? The study found that first-time moms were less willing to accept hand-me-downs than those having their second or third child. I guess by the time you're on No. 2, you've learned some money lessons! Parents were also more concerned with safety than value when buying baby products -- and that's certainly not a bad thing. Oh yeah, and a whopping 82 percent of parents admitted they bought a lot of stuff for baby that they didn't need. Yup, I could have done without the $300 video monitor and the $50 wipe warmer that other moms said I just had to have. I can see that now.
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The presidents of Idaho's three public universities and Lewis Clark State College are backing Idaho's Core Standards, which demands a rigorous education rooted in problem solving and critical thinking. In the letter, the presidents said the standard provide students with "advanced mathematics that are required for college majors in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and the ever-growing demand for skilled workers in the modern economy." Idaho Core Standards are part of Common Core State Standards, a movement among 45 states to develop a set of goals for what students should know by the time they graduate from high school. Idaho's public schools will implement those standards beginning with the 2013-2014 school year/Bill Roberts, Idaho Statesman. More here.
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- Bubble Buddy Returns - Shiny floats into a cupboard.
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Issue No.09 - September (2011 vol.60)
pp: 1300-1312
Ming Gao , UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
Hsiu-Ming (Sherman) Chang , UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
Peter Lisherness , UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
Kwang-Ting (Tim) Cheng , UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TC.2011.34
There is a growing demand for online hardware checking capability to cope with increasing in-field failures resulting from variability and reliability problems. While many online checking schemes have been proposed, their area overhead remains too high for cost-sensitive applications. In this paper, we introduce a Time-Multiplexed Online Checking (TMOC) scheme using embedded field-programmable blocks for checker implementation, which enables various system parts to be checked dynamically in-field in a time-multiplexed fashion. The test quality analyses using a probabilistic model show that TMOC could maintain high fault coverage that is similar to traditional dedicated checkers. We conducted a case study of an H.264 decoder design that demonstrates our TMOC scheme provides a significant reduction in chip area and power overhead for online checkers at the cost of increased fault detection latency. We have successfully implemented and demonstrated our proposed TMOC scheme using a single Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) chip.
Availability, built-in tests, error-checking, fault tolerance.
Ming Gao, Hsiu-Ming (Sherman) Chang, Peter Lisherness, Kwang-Ting (Tim) Cheng, "Time-Multiplexed Online Checking", IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol.60, no. 9, pp. 1300-1312, September 2011, doi:10.1109/TC.2011.34


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1919. Emily Ehrlich watches as two young airmen, Alcock and Brown, emerge from the carnage of World War One to pilot the very first non-stop transatlantic flight from Newfoundland to the west of Ireland. Among the mail being carried on the aircraft is a letter which will not be opened for almost one hundred years. 1998. Senator George Mitchell criss-crosses the ocean in search of an elusive Irish peace. How many more bereaved mothers and grandmothers must he meet before an agreement can be reached? 1845. Frederick Douglass, a black American slave, lands in Ireland to champion ideas of democracy and freedom, only to find a famine unfurling at his feet. On his travels he inspires a young maid to travel to New York to embrace a free world, but the land does not always fulfill its promises for her. From the violent battlefields of the Civil War to the ice lakes of northern Missouri, it is her youngest daughter Emily who eventually finds her way back to Ireland.
Can we cross from the new world to the old? How does the past shape the future? In TransAtlantic, National Book Award- winning Colum McCann has achieved an outstanding act of literary bravura. Intricately crafted, poetic and deeply affecting it weaves together personal stories to explore the fine line between what is real and what is imagined, and the tangled skein of connections that make up our lives.
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Colum McCann has a very singular talent: he takes real life people and gives them fictional selves. He did it with Phillippe Petit in Let The Great World Spin and Rudolf Nureyev in Dancer. Now, he's surpassed himself with three stories of individuals in three different eras who crossed the Atlantic between Ireland and America, pursuing a dream, a goal, a mission.
Aviators Alcock and Brown, black Abolitionist Frederick Douglass and US peace negotiator Senator George Mitchell - all men of courage, both physical and psychological, with an idealistic commitment to peace and progress and prepared to take risks for a greater purpose than personal glory.
Interweaving their stories with graceful prose, vivid imagery and an acute and poetic appreciation of human complexity, McCann also introduces fictional female characters to the three stories for added shape, balance and amplification.The result is a beautiful braid of human hope.
About the Author
Colum McCann, originally from Dublin, Ireland, is the author of six novels and two collections of stories. His most recent novel, Let the Great World Spin, won the National Book Award and was an international bestseller. His fiction has numerous other international literary awards and been published in thirty-five languages. He lives in New York.
Praise for Let the Great World Spin: A blockbuster, groundbreaking, heartbreaking, symphony of a novel ... No novelist writing of New York has climbed higher, dived deeper Frank McCourt An exceptional performance by a writer whose originality and profound humanity is evident throughout this highly original and wondrous novel Douglas Kennedy, Independent A giant among us - fearless, huge-hearted, a poet with every living breath Peter Carey One of the greatest ever novels about New York. There's so much passion and humour and pure life-force on every page that you'll find yourself giddy, dizzy, overwhelmed Dave Eggers
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Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 320
Published: 1st June 2013
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
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Born OCT 1 st. long coats and short coats. Three to choose from.
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ONLY ONE LEFT - Female Boston Terrier - 9 WEEKS OLD
This precious female Boston Terrier puppy is already well socialized with both dogs and children. She is the last of her litter and is ready to meet her forever families. She has been dewormed and has received her first shots. Our vet has completed a wellness check and we ...
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Sweet female great Pyrenees. Purebred, no papers, intact. Will be 2 in April. Coming along nicely in training, needs a secure fence. Was one we started for my mom to guard chickens but she's just gone to much currently, so we are looking for a new farm for her. please email ...
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Our family is moving overseas as missionaries. We thought we would be able to bring Silas with us, but it is proving nearly impossible. Our kids are devastated. Please give him a home where he will continue to be loved and played with. We have all the shots, AKC pedigree ...
AKC puppies born November 29th. Sire is Full European and dam is 50% European. There are males and females and there are harlequins, merles, fawn merles, fawnequins, merlequins, and blacks. Sire is a harlequin and stands 37 inches tall and weighs 175 lbs and the dam is a ...
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We are not breeders so we are not the place to ask for puppies but we are a rescue and we work with area animal shelters to help homeless wieners or mixes. We take in dogs from owners and shelters who can't keep them so we get them fixed, potty trained as much as this breed ...
CKC English Boston Bulls
1/4 English Bulldog 3/4 Boston Terrier puppies for sale, $750 and up. These puppies have been family raised, kennel trained and well socialized. They make great additions to your wonderful family, and are great companion dogs. First shots, declawed (dewclaws), and dewormed. ...
Adorable Female Puppies Need Good Homes
Two 4 1/2 week old female pups.
Black and white.
Available to leave mom between Dec 27th & Jan 3rd.
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Eating puppy food for about 75% of their diet already.
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Female Doberman puppy 15 weeks olds ready to go
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AKC Yorkshire terrier puppy female baby doll face 15 wks old
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UABR Carlin Pinscher Puppies
Registered Carlin Pinscher puppies available this winter! We still have a few remaining slots on our reservation list. (The puppies pictured have all gone to their forever homes. The upcoming litter will be fully siblings.)
All puppies go to their new homes with:
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Hi I am looking for a female shih tzu puppy. I have a year old male who needs a friend. I am not looking to breed her she would go to a very loving home. I am not looking to spend an arm and a leg on a puppy but I can pay a fee. Please email me with info
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Vom Haus Vianden AKC German Shepherd male puppies
We are now taking deposits on males only.Top German Working/Showline cross.These puppies will have beautiful conformation, Excellent temperament with great trainability and willingness to please there handler in any sport.
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2 female girl puppies, 4 1/2 weeks old. Available to leave mom between Dec 27th and Jan 3rd, all depending on how they have developed by then.
They currently eat puppy food for about 75% of their diet.
Mom is Austrailian Shephard and Lab
Dad is Husky and German Shephard
This little guy is ready to go to his forever home on December 22.
Born October 27, his father is Bichon Frise and mother is Shih Tzu.
He's an only child but has grown up with another litter of playmates in our home. He's so loving, with all the sweet characteristics of ...
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UKC Blue & White American pit bull terriers
Out of 'PR' Loki Legion Of Boom and Mia Legion Of Angels. Purple Ribbon dogs and champion bloodlines both sides.
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Blue American Staffordshire Terrier puppies upcoming! Breeding due to take place January 2015. Now accepting deposits to hold picks. Dam is an AKC Champion and Best of Breed winner, and is fully health tested (hips/heart/ataxia). Exceptional pedigree from top show lines. Our ...
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American Staffordshire Terrier Puppies
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Chimney Rock Park will soon be closing for a month so crews can repair the road leading to the state park in Rutherford County.
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So it looks like Jessica Chastain has pretty been offered the role of Maya Henson in Iron Man 3 as the character is apart of the Extremis comics which the film is based on. The studio has already had meetings with actresses Diane Kruger (Inglourious Basterds), Gemma Arterton and Isla Fisher (Burke And Hare, Wedding Crashers) for the part before Jessica came back into the picture.celluloidandcigaretteburns.blogspot.com/2012/04/cast-em-gemma-arterton-as-whitney-frost.html
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Screenwriter Drew Pearce offers an update on the next Sherlock Holmes film, saying that it's "paused for the moment." He also discusses his next job, writing Mission: Impossible 5, and shares his thoughts on whether or not he would return for a potential Iron Man 4.www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/BatFreak/news/?a=80515
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Wow, my first year as an RN has come to an end and to celebrate that I was recently honored with an award. It is nice to know that thus far I am accomplishing one of my goals as an RN.wjwweideman.blogspot.com/2009/02/wow-my-first-year-as-rn-has-come-to-end.html
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Best-selling Portland author Whitney Otto is perhaps best known for her book, How to Make an American Quilt. In that book, as with her latest novel, Eight Girls Taking Pictures, the lives of her characters are interwoven. Her novel is based on the real lives of 20th century women photographers. Northwest photographer Imogen Cunningham is the first one we meet, though we come to know her as Cymbeline — a rich and textured character, much like Cunningham's photographs. Though the photographers featured in Eight Girls Taking Pictures are historical, the dominant theme of the tension between motherhood and professionalism is eerily modern.www.opb.org/thinkoutloud/shows/whitney-ottos-portraits-eight-girls-taking-pictures/
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
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I came to live in Jordan in 2005 and since then I've created a website to help others to get the most out of their visit to Jordan.
Please check it out: www.Go2Jordan.INFO 2 years ago
My daughter and I just got back from a 3 day trip to Jordan where we visited Wadi Rum and Petra. It was simply amazing! The people are very friendly and almost all spoke English. 3 years ago
Just visited Jordan including going to Petra for the 4rd time, no matter how many times I go it never gets old its amazing..for non jordanians be prepared to shell out some money 40jd for non arabs, 15jd for arabs from other countries, 1jd if your jordanian..worth the money, piece of advice walk it dont bother with the horse n buggy through the siq better photo ops walking as well, on the way back after totally beat sunburnt and over heated then take one of the horses if you are too exhausted to walk. :)
For those with sensitivity in lungs or get sick a lot WEAR A MASK I got sick all 3 times from the dust..fun time 6 weeks with broncitis after but small price to pay for going :D
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it was amazing! I left a little sad that I hadn't found the holy grail, though. Especially because I already know that in latin, jehovah begins with an I. 6 years ago
Since I'm Jordanian and i live in Jordan – Amman, I've been to Petra 3 times, it's totally worth the trip!! going to that anciant city is a breath catching (literally :D ) colorful experience :) i sure don't mind visiting it again 7 years ago
Petra has recently been voted as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. See recent photos at http://www.angelfire.com/nt/theology/pic/petra.html 7 years ago
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That place is amazing. It is a little disheartening—the panhandlers, and the people chizzling of bits of stone to sell to tourist. Also, the insides smell of urine, I guess the panhandlers need a quiet place to relieve themslelves But you will leave awe stricken. I have never seen a place so majestic, so sweepingly impressive. You will leave not just stricken, but assaulted by awe. 9 years ago


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George Furth's "Precious Sons," which came to the Longacre last night, is like a memory play imperfectly remembered. Fabrication fills in the blind spots so that the whole thing assumes a jerry-built look. Yet some strong performances lend it a fitful air of credibility.
The strongest comes from Judith Ivey, playing a South side Chicago housewife circa June, 1949. Speaking in nasal Midwestern tones appropriate to the lower middle class environment, and bustling about in short, almost pigeon-toed steps, the actress is compelling even when the play itself, with its jerkily motivated plot, is in danger of letting her down. She is a memorable Bea and Ed Harris, as Bea's swaggering lightweight of a husband Fred, is equally fine whenever the script - and the occasionally overwrought direction - give him room.
With these two combative characters dominating the stage - loving it up and fighting it out - it isn't until near the end of the long first act that, in a quiet and moving scene between Fred and his younger son Freddy (Anthony Rapp), we come to realize we're seeing the largely autobiographical play through the boy's eyes. Like Furth, a Chicago native who was also probably around 14 at the time and who had a career as an actor before turning playwright, Freddy has already begun to earn money as an actor.
And at the play's close, he has with Bea's encouragement, left for New York to join the touring company of a Broadway success.
For the first hour or so, "Precious Sons" is a kind of a rough comedy as Fred horses around with his wife and sons - Freddy and his older brother Art (William O'Leary) - while Bea tries to restrain him. But we come to learn that Fred, a can manufacturing company employee, is determined to see his sons through the University of Chicago. He is, however, so afflicted with stomach ulcers he seems unlikely to last out the play - even though it only covers a couple of days.
I'm not sure whether it was Furth's idea or that of the director, Norman Rene, to create a Sheppard-like scene in which crockery and other items are tossed about. In any case, Ivey is forced to overdo a tantrum a bit by not merely smashing plates, but sweeping shelves clean and then, with considerable effort, pulling a tall breakfront form its niche to make it crash to the floor with great force.
There are some funny lines and situations in "Precious Sons" - and some genuine feeling, too. But there's so much contrivance that you're never quite sure where you or the writer stand. You do know, however, that you're in very good hands with Ivey, Harris and, in his own quiet way, young Rapp. And somewhere in all this there is a play - thought not a particularly original one - that Furth hasn't yet unearthed.
There are many levels to reality in the theater; it reveals realities like an onion has skins. And which reality is George Furth aiming at in Precious Sons, which opened last night at the Longacre Theater?
This handsomely produced rarity, a new American play on Broadway that did not originate from some place Off, has been blessed with two star-powered performers, Ed Harris and Judith Ivey, both offering immaculately balanced and compelling performances.
Indeed the play is worth seeing for these two portraits of people alive and fighting in suburban Chicago in 1949: Harris's blowhard Fred, a loud-mouthed, blue-collared junior executive, and Miss Ivey as his blowsy, loudmouthed, matriarchal wife Bea.
Terrific people - almost as real as sweat - caught in Furth's decently crafted dramatic capsule of time and place. So what is wrong with this picture, and with its reality?
At one level nothing, just as there is nothing actually wrong with those magazine covers that Norman Rockwell used to turn out, each picture a tiny descriptive hymn to some aspect of Americana.
And this is rather the effect - or at least the area of effectiveness - of Precious Sons. It is a reality that doesn't quite ring with the oddity that might convince one it were true.
You see, nothing much happens - but it happens in an exaggerated, over-compensated way, as if a fortune-cookie message could benefit from re-broadcasting and amplification.
Fred is a man in his mid-30s, who has worked in industry all his life, clambering up from assembly line to middle management. Now he is being offered a major promotion - a promotion that would make him manager of his own plant and which would carry him away to either Cincinnati or Houston.
That crisis June weekend in Chicago is, in more ways than one, a time for decision. Fred's eldest son Art (William O'Leary) has just graduated from high school, and is about to elope with his prom date sweetheart Sandra (Anne Marie Bobby); and the younger son Freddy (Anthony Rapp), who has already had considerable career as a child actor in Chicago, has to decide whether to pursue an academic career, which promises brilliance, or go on with his acting.
This is a Clifford Odets style of play - a drama with a recognizable situation, with firmly drawn, slightly cartooned characters, that arrives at a palatable conclusion acceptable to the audience.
Here there is some still predictable surprise in having the seemingly easygoing mother endowed with a will of iron. It is she who controls purse strings. It is she who effectively reaches the family decisions.
The All-American father - stern but indulgent by turn, his colorful language disguising a soft heart - paired with the lightweight and fluttery All-American Mom.
At first Boy meets Girl - but this inevitably leads to Dagwood meeting Blondie. And however tough Dagwood may seem on the outside, that is his match.
The boys in the case - a contrasted brace of Andy Hardies in both the introvert and extrovert mode - play their appointed family roles, and the girlfriend next door contributes her right quota of simpers and guffaws.
Norman Rene has staged this slice of family meatloaf with unobtrusive expertise; the setting by Andrew Jackness, a symphony in suburban chintz, is both apposite yet charming, while the costumes by Joseph G. Aulisi hit their 1949 mark with almost satirical aplomb.
The performances are nicely judged. The two sons, William O'Leary as the plebeian Art and Anthony Rapp as the more delicate, horseplay-shy, boy-actor Freddy, are very good, as is Anne Marie Bobby as a girl so typical they might have named the Sox for her.
Yet what the audiences will want to see are Mr. Harris and Miss Ivey, and both give off their best.
What is very attractive about their performances is the unforced sexual tension between them, playful yet intense, and perhaps better conveyed by their playing than by the playwright.
Miss Ivey stops just short of being too lovable - a tendency she should watch - but Mr. Harris has to stop at nothing.
He is one of the most "natural" actors - in both senses - in the world. Even when he slouchingly over-emphasizes slobbish good nature, he remains somehow charming.
He uses his likability as a smokescreen to shield his technique. This is a rare actor, one of those who walk around with their own image in their hand like a hat.
Precious Sons has a sort of validity to it - but it is the secondhand honesty of conventional things seen in conventional fashion.
It won't change your images of Chicago or the late '40s, but it might be good for a sentimental journey into nostalgia, even if it's a nostalgia for things you never knew before they became nostalgic.
In the most affecting speech in George Furth's new play, ''Precious Sons,'' Freddy, a 14-year-old child of Chicago's South Side, describes the joy of the theater. The year is 1949, a golden time for the American stage, and Freddy (Anthony Rapp), a fledgling child actor, may soon be offered a small role in the national company of ''A Streetcar Named Desire.'' The boy's meek voice grows musical as he describes his past experiences acting in theaters in the Loop. ''Of all the things there are,'' he says, ''a stage play is far and wide the most wonderful thing.''
Whether or not Freddy is an actual autobiographical stand-in - the Chicago-born Mr. Furth was an actor before writing Broadway's ''Company'' and ''Twigs'' - his love of the theater clearly matches the playwright's own. From its sepia-hued, elaborately realistic set (by Andrew Jackness) to the outsized roles it offers its two top-flight stars (Ed Harris and Judith Ivey), ''Precious Sons'' represents a concerted effort to evoke the grand American dramas of its author's youth. Mr. Furth means to write a heart-wrenching domestic tragedy of the old school, Big Postwar Themes included - the kind of play that made the stage seem wonderful for an entire generation.
The ambition is noble, but, a superb performance from Mr. Harris notwithstanding, the result is, at best, a mildly diverting, emotionally remote pastiche. For all its sobbing confrontations and breast beating (both verbal and literal), the play at the Longacre isn't stirring. While its people may well be real, Mr. Furth hasn't observed them from a fresh, imaginative perspective that might make them galvanize a stage. ''Precious Sons'' is so full of nostalgia for American classics of the past that it reduces its own characters to pallid stand-ins for the figures in those plays.
To be specific, Mr. Furth pairs the sensitive Freddy with his older brother, a happy-go-lucky jock (William O'Leary), much as if they were Arthur Miller's Biff and Happy Loman. Their father, Fred (Mr. Harris), is a weary Willy, a factory packhorse who missed the opportunities promised by the American dream of success. The mother, Bea (Miss Ivey), proves as pushy and neurotic a mom as Tennessee Williams's Amanda Wingfield. We also get shades of O'Neill - Dad still has his ''pipe dreams'' - and creaky melodramatics from Inge.
The familiarity of ''Precious Sons'' isn't necessarily a drawback - Neil Simon, Frank Gilroy and Paul Zindel, among others, have effectively recast some of the same texts - but the lack of texture and spontaneity gives the evening a paint-by-numbers flatness. Mr. Furth seems to feel that little people - the family's name is Small, no less - speak exclusively in cliches. The few trivial lines quoted from ''Streetcar'' in ''Precious Sons'' sound like poetry when set against Mr. Furth's utilitarian dialogue. Everyone says exactly what the playwright means, without frills. ''He wants to be so important, and he never will be,'' says Bea of Fred. ''All a man wants is for his sons to do better than he has,'' says the father.
These credos are then dramatized in a round-robin of family conflicts that all suddenly boil over during the same June graduation weekend. Should Fred accept a promotion that will require the family to leave Chicago? Should Freddy take the ''Streetcar'' job or pursue a promising academic career at a privileged high school? Will his dopier older brother matriculate at the state university, or repeat his father's much lamented teen-age errors by settling for the assembly line and early marriage?
Standing in the way of everyone's best-laid plans is the shrewish mother, a scatologically inclined ''big mouth'' who was shaped by her own youth: ''When you live through the Depression,'' Bea announces, ''you learn the value of the almighty dollar.'' Unfortunately, Mr. Furth is as manipulative as the poisonous matriarch. A few heart-to-heart father-son chats aside, ''Precious Sons'' is not propelled by its people but by externally applied plot twists.
Crucial letters and phone calls tend to arrive at the most advantageously ironic moments, and most scenes end with over-the-top confrontations or abrupt revelations of withheld secrets. Meanwhile, the baroque narrative fails to flesh out the characters. The real extent of Bea's mental instability and Fred's physical ailments (ulcers, incipient alcoholism) remains vague. The two brothers hardly seem to have met, and the actual state of their parents' love-hate marriage is elusive. We're apparently supposed to buy an otherwise unjustified sentimental ending simply on the ground that the Smalls are one of those stereotypically tempestuous couples who can't live together yet can't live apart.
That the play usually holds our attention, if not our interest, is attributable in part to Norman Rene's speedy, assured direction. He almost disguises Mr. Furth's tendency to repeat exposition endlessly. (A forthcoming meeting between Fred and his boss is announced almost every five minutes in Act I.) In Mr. Rene's supporting cast, Mr. O'Leary and Anne Marie Bobby (as the brother's girlfriend) do well enough by undernourished roles, and Mr. Rapp is a find as the ingenuous, withdrawn Freddy.
The company's only disappointment is the usually brilliant Miss Ivey - and she may well be a victim of the writing. While the actress has worked up a nasal Middle Western whine and exercises her unerring panache as a comedienne (even when the gag involves urination), she hasn't unearthed those pathetic or tragic depths needed to make monstrous mothers like Bea compelling. The woman emerges as a hateful, if flamboyant, nag: next to her, Mama Rose in ''Gypsy'' seems like Mother Teresa. It's because Bea never engages our compassion - or, failing that, our understanding - that Mr. Furth's play can't support its sudden transition from a comic first act (in which the sometimes amusing insult humor suggests a foul-mouthed ''Honeymooners'') to a lachrymose second.
The few times that ''Precious Sons'' does leap beyond its limitations usually occur when Mr. Harris is in charge. As he has demonstrated repeatedly in recent years, this actor is peerless when cast as a baffled Middle American working stiff trying to liberate himself from the chains of stoic masculinity. Indeed, Mr. Harris serves as both the evening's boon and reproach: in his performance, we find the effortless, bedrock dramatic authenticity that Mr. Furth so endearingly remembers but, for all his earnest labors, cannot re-create.


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Massages And MoreI was never really the type to want someone touching and rubbing my back. But the past year, I want a massage so bad...and when a man does it..and then starts touching every where else...its the best time!!
I've been living in a sexless marriage for a few years now. We have love, respect but no sex (my wife has been mutilated surgically and seriously hurt mentally from that experience). I've recently discovered massage as a substitute, because whilst I have needs, I don't wish to compromise my fidelity physically (impure thought race constantly through my head). I am loving the purposeful touch of massage and have decided to make this a regular event in my life.
Where are you and have you gotten that massage yet? If you're near me, I think I can accommodate....
I give the best! No lie ppl who hates massage love mine i'm that good :)
Do you let the man massage you everywhere? Some women are very conservative that some parts of the bodies are out of touch.
I like that you love massages and was wondering if you would like having your feet messages every night after your day is done?
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Written in Faber and Mazlish's trademark accessible style, How to Talk So Teens Will Listen and Listen So Teens Will Talk takes you inside their acclaimed workshops where you will hear, in the words of both parents and teens, what's on the minds of families today. Packed with suggestions that are easy to implement, and reinforced with stories, this indispensable volume will help build a foundation for a healthy relationship that puts the emphasis on rapport rather than reprisals. From age-old concerns about cliques and dating to contemporary worries about binge drinking and cyberbullying, Faber and Mazlish help parents tackle problems before they get out of hand. In their warm, lucid, unpatronizing manner, the authors show families how to be supportive and stay connected during the challenging teenage years.
©2005 Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish; (P)2005 HarperCollins Publishers
"Good basic info and somewhat motivational but...."
It will make you feel like it is possible to interact with your teen in a more positive way.
I will finish this book, and I am sure I will even listen more than once so that I can apply some worthy ideas and techniques. But the reviews that say the authors were 'trying to act' and that they felt they were being 'talked down to,' those reviews were spot on. The narration is a turn off, unfortunately. Overblown phrasing when a nice simple reading would have conveyed the information so much better, and I don't hate accents but their accents are annoying. I'll listen in spurts!
"Got Teens?"
Raising teenagers is a huge challenge in every way, but particularly with respect to communication. This invaluable book gives excellent pratical suggestions on how to communicate with your teen in all of the critical areas. Based on decades of experience, the two authors share their useful techniques and ideas. It is a resource I listen to over and over.
"5 Stars all the way"
This was a fabulous book, chocked full of very specific details and directions on how to do what she is telling you to do. A lot of what she had to say I had already learned form other material that I have, but I will say even though I already had heard most of what she had to teach in this book (all wonderful, incredible, fabulous things by the way) she did give me many a light bulb moment and helped me to see where I could and should be using these skills more! This should be a 5 star book for any one else in need of a little parenting advice or help as long as you can ignore the voice! LOL
"Book was ok and provided good general guidance"
Good techniques, but examples were "rigged". The author(s) would run through two examples one before the techniques were applied and one after.
In the examples without techniques, the teenagers were belligerent, defiant, and smart asses. In the examples with the techniques there was some of the same teenage activity, but they quickly complied, which I just found hard to believe.
Although the examples seem poor, the techniques do have use and can improve things. I suspect that there are things out there that are better, but until I find it, these are not that bad. I'd say C+ or 3/5.
Also, author(s) were very slow to talk. I started trying to listen at 1.25.
"Felt like I was being talked down to"
I would make it more informational and not a story. I would also have it read by someone other than the authors.
I did not need a story to learn the concepts.
The authors were trying to act and it was so unbelievable it turned me off.
"Listened to this again and again"
I have listened to Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish again and again. Each chapter needs to be practiced and re-inforced so that the skills become 2nd nature, so I find myself repeating and reviewing chapters periodically.
When my children were younger, I attended a video "workshop" on their book "How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk." The principles in this book focussed on adolescents are the same, but the examples that they use are relevant to teens and teen-parenting. They are so relevant that I felt like they were talking directly to me. Did they have a surveillance camera in my house, so that they could hear exactly what happened between my teens and me?
Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish narrate their own book. Their narration is genuine and sincere, almost like my grandmother giving me parenting advice.
"Might be OK with different narrators"
The authors are narrating and their voices are so monotone and boring that I couldn't listen. Maybe the printed book would be better for this one.
"Terrible naaration, mediocre suggestions"
Different narrators! Better content and a little more realistic expectations.The voices they try to pull off during the "exercises" are ridiculous and annoying.
Miss Piggy and Darth Vader would be better narrators! Adele sounds like a combination of Fran Drescher and Linda Richman from the Saturday Night Live "Coffee Talk" skits. Elaine has a terribly annoying denture lisp throughout the entire book, like Tom Brokaw mixed with Barbara Walters. Absolutely horrible! It was like listening to fingernails on a chalkboard! I can't finish this book and hope I can return it!
Some of the suggestions were OK, but overly simplified. The scenarios played out were ridiculous and all issues were resolved in one 3 minute conversation. This will never be the case with kids. They seem to suggest everything will be resolved and tied up in a pretty little bow in a single conversation.
Do not get this book! Much better content and narration found in: The Five Love Languages of Teenagers, by Gary Chapman or Boundaries with Teens: When to Say Yes, How to Say No, by John Townsend
"Overall a good reminder of how to treat your teens"
I work with teen girls so I thought this book would be helpful for work. The book has some good points and good practices for talking to teens. This stuff should be common scence, but it is not.
"Good listen for teen parents..."
Book is helpful.
When the teenagers give their point of view.
Very well done.
This book provides so many useful tips and suggestions I go back and listen again the more I work with my children (teens) I learn and use the book as a deterrence guide. It is helpful with many of my life situtations. I would have to say I am stol learning from this book.
Highly recommended if your patience have ran out. This book helps you speak wit your teen and helps you get your teen to speak to you without attitude or fuss. It is nice to have real conversations again.
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Jan 16, 2014 – Show #72 Music: --Dean Martin - ""I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face"" and ""If You Knew Susie"" --Lena Horne - ""I'll Plant My Own Tree"" and ""Some Day My Prince Will Come"" --The Andrews Sisters Also appearing: --Don Rickles (comedian
Lena Horne / Sid Caesar / Victor Borge
Jan 17, 2014 – Music:--Dean Martin - ""Let the Good Times In"" and ""What Can I Say, Dear, After I Say I'm Sorry"" --Lena Horne - ""Hello, Young Lovers"" --Times Square Two - ""I've Got a Feeling for Ophelia"" Also appearing: --Victor Borge --Sid Caes
Lena Horne / Zero Mostel / Buddy Ebsen
Jan 17, 2014 – Fourth Season PremiereMusic:--Dean Martin - ""Gentle on My Mind"" & ""If I Was a Millionaire""--Lena Horne - ""Live for Life"" and ""Make the Man Love Me"" --Lena Horne and Dean Martin - ""The Two of Us""--Buddy Ebsen - ""Ballin' the Jack"" --Bu
A Visit From Lena Horne
Jan 20, 2014 – Fred and Lamont take a tour through the NBC studios and Fred gets a kick out of seeing Johnny Carson's parking spot. However, what Fred really gets a kick out of is seeing Lena Horne's car and sneaks into her dressing room. After meeting her, he tr
Lena Horne, Tony Randall
Jan 21, 2014 – Details about Lena Horne, Tony Randall.
Sid Caesar, Carl Reiner, Lena Horne
Jan 29, 2014 – Details about Sid Caesar, Carl Reiner, Lena Horne.
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