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The Iowa featured in the new musical "The Bridges of Madison County" is flat indeed but, oh boy, the voices soar.
Kelli O'Hara and Steven Pasquale come just short of blowing the roof off the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre in this touching doomed romance that features a superb, thrilling score by Jason Robert Brown.
Brown, the talented composer behind "13," ''The Last Five Years" and "Parade," has never had a real New York hit. This should be it.
The musical, which opened Thursday, is based on the Robert James Waller novel, which was made into a 1995 movie starring Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood. For this one, the movie stars have given way to some Broadway veterans.
It's about a four-day love affair in 1965 between Robert Kincaid, a world-weary photographer on assignment to shoot a series of covered bridges, and Francesca, an Italian-American housewife who was rescued from bombed-out Naples by a U.S. serviceman, who became her husband, but lives without real passion.
A sometimes bloated and meandering book by Marsha Norman and some odd choices by director Bartlett Sher can't take anything away from a score that brilliantly goes from torch song to blues and honky-tonk to virtual opera, led by two actors with genuine feeling and a seemingly endless reservoir of notes.
There's a neat, breezy set that's heavy on fences by Michael Yeargan — a simple triangle stands in for a rooftop and there's a terrific tree — but it may leave purists aghast that there are no covered bridges, only nesting rectangles. Relax, you'll get over it.
An adulterous affair isn't the normal stuff of musicals but the audience immediately buys into O'Hara's sense of an unfulfilled life and her flowering under the touch of Pasquale's hunkiness. The fact that Francesca's husband (the always-reliable Hunter Foster) doesn't come across as particularly evil is nicely done. But a messy and confrontational side plot about the kids "growing up" at the county fair — and conveniently leaving Francesca home alone during the affair — doesn't add much.
The play has some other weird elements, in particular, neighbors and minor characters sit onstage during much of the show, including the most intimate moments. At the top of Act 2, the new lovers are suddenly revealed in their post-coital bed in a scene marred somewhat by a guy on the side strumming a guitar.
It may be a nod to small-town distrust of outsiders, but seems to poorly mimic "Once," the neighboring musical also about a missed love connection. It might have been better to play with the use of people occupying the same stage as memories, as is done when Kincaid's ex-wife wordlessly enters Francesca's kitchen like a ghost and then sings a stunning song about their marriage, "Another Life."
Once the real lovers do connect — Act 1 drags a little with their idle chitchat ("Was I supposed to get kale?" he asks) — we're off to a terrific Act 2 with a string of musical pearls in the break-out hit duet "One Second & A Million Miles" and a smartly staged "When I'm Gone."
Pasquale then smashes the sound barrier with his "It All Fades Away" and the company finishes with a triumphant "Always Better," led by a brilliant O'Hara, giving it her all. These are such convincing, yearning lovers that the first few rows might feel residual heat.
Yes, Francesca's Italian accent sometimes veers into Transylvania, her kids look more likely to be Ph.D. candidates than teens, and a neighbor's arc from nosy troublemaker to ally isn't very smooth, but the sophisticated, sumptuous score is cause for celebration.
"Iowa is so flat, you feel like the only way out is to blast straight up like a rocket," Francesca tells her lover. And so the pair do, thrillingly.
Robert James Waller's 1992 romantic best-seller "The Bridges of Madison County" and the Meryl Streep-Clint Eastwood movie it spawned struck many as sappy — but Broadway's lush musical version is grown-up and plain old-fashioned beautiful.
The stage adaptation by Jason Robert Brown ("Parade") and Marsha Norman ("'night Mother") is a familiar, yet stylish tale that earns its tears. And it's never sappy.
The focus, from the get-go, is Francesca Johnson (Kelli O'Hara, a four-time Tony nominee). In the aria-like opening solo, she recalls her journey from postwar Italy to the middle of Iowa. Flash forward to 1965, and she's wife and mother questioning where life has taken her.
When her husband Bud (Hunter Foster) and teenaged kids Michael (Derek Klena) and Carolyn (Caitlin Kinnunen) leave home with a prize cow for the state fair, Francesca welcomes solitude and a chance to "read seed catalogs."
But National Geographic photographer Robert Kincaid (Steven Pasquale) proves far more interesting than Burpee beets and radishes.
Kincaid needs directions to one of the titular covered spans — and the pair's small talk quickly turns into big pulse-quickening passions during a four-day affair.
In this way, Francesca is a distant cousin of the love-deprived Lizzie Curry of "110 in the Shade," whose fling with a sexy stranger compels her to consider a life far from her humdrum one. Both women — and the men — are forever marked by their experiences.
The musical "Bridges" widens the scope of the book and movie and invents a couple of Johnson's neighbors — salt-of-the-earth Charlie (Michael X. Martin) and nosy-but-protective Marge (Cass Morgan) — and an omnipresent farm community devoted to its own. If Francesca's going to stay, there's comfort knowing she's in a good place.
Director Bartlett Sher, who helmed "South Pacific" and "The Light in the Piazza" with O'Hara, underscores the communal idea in his airy staging in which past and present sometimes merge as characters hawk-eye the action from seats flanking the stage. In a terrific time-blurring scene, Robert's ex-wife, Marian (Whitney Bashor), sings of her marriage-gone-wrong as Kincaid draws close to Francesca.
The beating heart of the show is Brown's score. It's richly melodic and rhythmic — and one of Broadway's best in the last decade. Brown's stirring orchestrations — strings, piano and percussion — provide perfect settings for his musical gems.
Norman's book coaxes warmth and authenticity from the central love story. She's less successful in family and neighbor subplots meant to provide contrast to the romance. These characterizations push the comic relief to the point where they're jarring.
The equilibrium and mood return when the lovers are center stage. The Irish O'Hara evokes Naples with a dark wig and a convincing Italian accent. She gives a performance of rare and radiant grace. Pasquale, who starred with O'Hara last year Off-Broadway in the misfire "Far From Heaven," has the rugged good looks made for the part. He matches her moment by moment with his virile vocals.
Like the story's brief but enduring romance, "Bridges of Madison County" and its blissfully beautiful score and shimmering star turns stay with you well after the last lovely notes fade.
The prospect of a musical version of "The Bridges of Madison County" was scary — yes, even more so than a singing and dancing "Rocky."
That's because Broadway tuners can easily skid into sticky, stinky cheese, even without source material as cloying as Robert James Waller's 1992 tear-jerker of a novel.
Add the unlikely casting of fair-skinned, golden-haired Kelli O'Hara ("South Pacific") as the Italian-born heroine and the show's tacky TV ad campaign, and it seemed "Bridges" would give us enough schmaltz to supply New York's delis.
Happily, that's not the case. Bartlett Sher's production, which opened Thursday night, is merely a mixed bag, one in which cringe-inducing bits alternate with moments of musical-theater nirvana.
Despite the trepidation around her casting, all of the grace notes have to do with O'Hara. Not only does she deliver a finely tuned performance, but she also inspired composer Jason Robert Brown ("The Last Five Years") to new heights. He tailored her character's numbers to his star's range and sensibility, and her songs, like "What Do You Call a Man?" and "Almost Real," have a heartbreaking beauty.
Decked out in a brunette wig, O'Hara sings like a dream and is unexpectedly funny as the Italian war bride, Francesca. Indeed, she doesn't look any faker than that other famously swarthy star, Meryl Streep, who played the role in the '95 movie.
The time is 1965, the place Iowa, where an American soldier, Bud Johnson (Hunter Foster), brought Francesca from Naples 18 years before. Now they have two teenage children and a quiet life on their farm. As Francesca tells her busybody neighbor Marge (Cass Morgan), "I already have everything I need."
But she doesn't. And this becomes even more obvious when a hunky photographer, Robert Kincaid (Steven Pasquale, of TV's "Rescue Me"), materializes while the rest of the family is off at the state fair.
He's come to shoot the county's covered bridges, and Francesca's only too happy to show him the sights. Including some naked ones.
The pair's connection is instant and deep, yet short-lived. But that liaison will haunt them both for the rest of their lives.
Brown and book writer Marsha Norman ("The Color Purple") have largely stayed true to the love story, including its flaws. Pasquale is a dashing Robert, but the character's too perfect to be interesting — a gallant feminist, he even makes delicious post-coital coffee.
And the supporting tribe is weak. Bud's songs are clunky, and Robert's ex-wife (Whitney Bashor) exists only to sing what sounds like a Joni Mitchell B-side.
The show really belongs to Francesca, whose songs brilliantly mix a sense of intimacy with near-operatic grandeur. This is perfectly encapsulated in the expository opening number, "To Build a Home," in which she tells us how she ended up in Iowa as we see her house take shape onstage.
If there is an affair to remember here, it's the enduring one between O'Hara and the audience.
"Iowa." When Kelli O'Hara sings that word, a plain place name becomes a prism of rippling ambivalence.
Portraying an Italian war bride transplanted to the middle of America, Ms. O'Hara finds a breathtaking sweep of feelings within the iteration of those three small syllables. "Iowa," she sings, in the number that begins the new musical "The Bridges of Madison County," and you hear both the heady hope of liberation and the hopeless acceptance of captivity.
And suddenly, Madison County starts to seem like a far more exciting place to visit than you might have imagined.
I am happy to say that Ms. O'Hara more than keeps the promises made by her interpretation of that first song, one of many sumptuous pieces that feel as if they had been written specifically for her by the show's composer, Jason Robert Brown. She also confirms her position as one of the most exquisitely expressive stars in musical theater. Her Francesca, a questioning farmer's wife who briefly discovers a love with all the answers, brings a rich and varied topography to what might have been strictly flat corn country.
True, the rest of the show, directed by Bartlett Sher with a script by Marsha Norman, isn't nearly as multidimensional. Though Ms. O'Hara has a lust-worthy leading man in Steven Pasquale, most of what surrounds her has the depth of a shiny picture postcard, one that bears a disproportionately long and repetitive message. Still, when you have a central performance as sensitive, probing and operatically rich and lustrous as Ms. O'Hara's, you won't find me kvetching too loudly (or not in the early paragraphs, anyway).
You have probably at least heard of the 1992 best seller that inspired this musical, and the idea of its being reincarnated may well give you the willies. Written by Robert James Waller, "The Bridges of Madison County" was sort of the "Fifty Shades of Grey" of two decades ago, or make that "Fifty Shades of Vanilla."
Though not nearly as erotically explicit (or exotic) as E. L. James's "Grey," Mr. Waller's novel similarly taps into classic fantasies of the mysterious man as sexual liberator. The book's hero, a roving photographer named Robert, walks into the life of the comfortably married if vaguely dissatisfied Francesca and leaves her shaken, stirred and forever changed.
Though neither of them actually says, "I never knew it could be like this," they might as well, since they say a lot worse. (Him to her: "This is why I'm here on this planet, at this time, Francesca. Not to travel or make pictures, but to love you.") I earnestly tried to get through Mr. Waller's "Bridges." But though it's short, and I have I fairly high tolerance for romantic swill, I had to stop halfway through.
Still, one person's hokum is another's profound poetry. That Mr. Waller's book plucks at genuine chords of longing, which can be explored to complex effect, became evident when Meryl Streep played Francesca to acclaim in Clint Eastwood's 1995 film adaptation. Now, Ms. O'Hara is giving us another reason to be grateful for the existence of a critically reviled novel.
Francesca remains a habit-numbed woman of a certain age, married to a good but boring man, Bud (Hunter Foster), and dimly aware that life hasn't turned out the way she hoped. Then one day, while Bud and her noisy teenage children — Carolyn (Caitlin Kinnunen) and Michael (Derek Klena) — are away at the state fair, a stranger comes to town. That's Robert Kincaid (Mr. Pasquale), who has been assigned by National Geographic magazine to take pictures of Madison County's covered bridges. He also has the body of a Greek god and the soul of a poet.
Fortunately, music is the food of love, or so I hear, and Mr. Brown ("Parade," "The Last Five Years") gives us plenty of rich fare to feast on. There is, to be sure, some of the expected celestial-violins stuff so beloved by cinematic composers, with wordless backup choruses that turn Iowa into the land of "ahs."
But Mr. Brown also brings layered textures of yearning to his songs for Francesca that make us experience the world through her startled, newly awakened senses. Or at least that's how we feel when Ms. O'Hara sings, in a voice that courses from flutelike fragility to thundering affirmation and back again.
Mr. Pasquale, who played opposite Ms. O'Hara in "The Light in the Piazza" in 2005, appropriately balances lyricism with hunkiness. "Bridges" is set in 1965, and Robert has been shaped here as a harbinger of a more freely lived life to come, a sort of James Taylor-ish troubadour who nicely fills out both a pair of jeans and a tremulous love duet.
Does he justify the depths-plumbing arias he inspires in Ms. O'Hara's Francesca? Probably not. But passion, as writers from Sappho to Tolstoy have reminded us, is always as much about its own fiery existence as its object. And when Ms. O'Hara sings, we believe unconditionally in the fire, and why it both exalts and troubles her.
I would have been happier if "Bridges" had been a two-person show, with Mr. Pasquale provoking Ms. O'Hara into ever greater, exploratory heights of song. But since this is a big Broadway musical, it also embraces, far more expansively than Mr. Waller's novel, the world that will ultimately bring its airborne heroine back to earth.
That world is filled with the prying eyes of narrow-minded town folk. They are sometimes bizarrely portrayed as close kin to the pod people from "The Invasion of the Body Snatchers"; at others, as peppy escapees from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "State Fair."
The script by Ms. Norman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of " 'Night, Mother," is obviously aiming for a sense of broader social context. But the scenes outside the central love story can come across as glib space fillers, especially when Francesca's neighbors (played by the likable Cass Morgan and Michael X. Martin) speculate cutely on what's going on next door.
Mr. Sher, who directed Ms. O'Hara in the ravishing Lincoln Center Theater revival of "South Pacific," has the ensemble sit onstage in chairs as an ever-vigilant chorus. (Michael Yeargan did the set, and Donald Holder the transformative lighting design.) This brings to mind Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," as does the staging of a wedding and a funeral in the final scenes.
Such business can register as perfunctory, like a way of marking time while pretending not to. And I'll admit I felt as restless as the pre-Robert Francesca before the show was over.
But then Ms. O'Hara would sing. And the field of corn that is this production's backdrop would seem to turn into a labyrinthine, richly hued forest where a woman, and an audience, can get lost in ecstasy.
"The Bridges of Madison County" is a ravishingly beautiful musical play based on the phenomenally popular 1992 weeper about a four-day love affair between an Iowa farm wife from Italy and a worldly photographer. In other words, this is unblushing Harlequin Romance-style material bound in top-quality leather.
So many intelligent, gifted artists are involved in this adaptation that we wish the objective were deeper than a high-toned bodice ripper with comic-relief detours into conventional Broadway. But Kelli O'Hara and Steven Pasquale, magnificently magnetic as Francesca and Robert, make the ripping feel like real heartbreak. And director Bartlett Sher and his creative team from "South Pacific" are storytellers who understand the luscious power of simplicity. Even the bridges, the reason for the fateful encounter, are understated with planks that seem to float into place from the panoramic backdrop of Iowa sky.
Then there is the marvelous score by Jason Robert Brown, whose "Parade" won him a Tony but, to my mind, not enough love in 1999. He introduces the émigré Francesca -- O'Hara at her most emotionally and musically impeccable -- with just a cello melody, which comes back during her restless moments. As she comes to terms with her pleasant, unexciting home and family, Brown fills in the lonely cello with exceptionally sensitive orchestrations.
Robert, a National Geographic photographer, is a mysterious object of desire and suspicion to the snoopy townfolk. For him, Brown pushes the distant drifter's boundaries with full-throated love songs, mixed with bits of heartthrob crooning and an emotional revelation in exquisite a cappella. The sound is dark and twangy, but likable, for Hunter Foster, Francesca's tender but dull husband.
Fans of the novel and/or the 1995 movie may come to blows over questions of literary fidelity in Marsha Norman's smartly written but overpopulated book. Instead of keeping the lens tight on the closed world of the passionate lovers and their hot (but modestly dressed) sex scenes, the show opens into back stories and folksy numbers for too many extraneous characters. Cass Morgan and Michael X. Martin are lovely as the nosy neighbors, but does each one deserve an amusing song?
We understand that Francesca's children (Caitlin Kinnunen and Derek Klena) are at those awkward teen years, but do we need to know that much about the daughter's prize steer or the son's wild buddy? This context does raise the stakes when Francesca has to choose between their happiness and her own. With so much padding in the second act, however, we have too much time to realize how shamelessly we're being manipulated.
Near the end of Act One in Broadway's new musical adaptation of The Bridges of Madison County (**½ out of four stars), a hunky, romantically unattached photographer from out of town finds himself alone with a married woman, in her home.
"How did I get here?" Robert asks Francesca. His hostess replies, "I invited you," then adds, "Either that, or the patron saint of Iowa housewives sent you to me."
It's likely the sharpest line in Marsha Norman's libretto, based on Robert James Waller's swooning smash romance novel. You may recall that Waller's book also inspired a 1995 film: On screen, Clint Eastwood — then in his 60s, and also the director — played Robert Kincaid, who, while on assignment for National Geographic in the mid-1960s, meets Meryl Streep's Francesca Johnson, an Italian war bride turned vaguely discontented middle-aged matron, whose husband and kids happen to be away for a few days.
In the musical, for which Norman teamed with composer/lyricist Jason Robert Brown, Robert is younger — between 40 and 50, the text indicates, roughly the same age as in the novel. Steven Pasquale, who plays him at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, where Bridges opened Thursday, is still a few years shy of that. Though Francesca has also shed some years, and is portrayed by the ravishing Kelli O'Hara, it's Pasquale who is proffered as the show's rugged eye candy. From the moment he first strides through the aisle in a torso-hugging shirt, his voice and gestures underline the unbridled virility that's destined to pull the repressed Francesca out of her shell.
This is not to mock Pasquale's performance, which is technically impressive and shows at least flickers of nuance. As the cliches pile up, you feel for him, and for O'Hara, and their director, Bartlett Sher, whose credits include some of the most compelling stagings of American classics in recent years (including the 2008 revival of South Pacific in which O'Hara memorably starred).
They are burdened, after all, not only with the sentimentality of Bridges' premise, but with supporting contrivances such as Francesca's dull, inexplicably suspicious husband, called Bud, and a nosy but goodhearted neighbor, Marge, who uses binoculars to peer into Francesca's home. (Marge and Bud are respectively, and gamely, played by Cass Morgan and Hunter Foster.)
Yet there are glimmers of emotional resonance and beauty in Bridges. Brown's score generally mixes pseudo-operatic meandering with soft-rock banality — an ersatz folk tune crooned by Robert's ex-wife, a Joni Mitchell wannabe who turns up briefly, is especially irksome — but it provides a few affecting showcases for his vocally supple leading couple.
The closing number, Always Better, a wistfully melodic reflection on different kinds of love and sacrifice, is best. Rendered by O'Hara's luminous soprano, the song makes the instant and enduring bond between two strangers' souls more credible, and moving, than anything in the more than two hours preceding it.
Everybody knows that playwrights shouldn't direct their own plays. But composers might also think twice about doing their own orchestrations. In an intimate house, Jason Robert Brown's lushly melodic score for "The Bridges of Madison County" would seem a proper fit for Marsha Norman's book, which is gushy but more literate than Robert James Waller's mawkish 1992 novella about soulful lovers in a hopeless adulterous affair. But although Kelli O'Hara and Steven Pasquale are in glorious voice as this passionate pair, the bombastic orchestrations and Bartlett Sher's overstated helming inflate the production into some quasi-operatic beast that thinks it's "Aida."
O'Hara's soaring dramatic soprano (showcased in Sher-helmed musicals "South Pacific" and "Light in the Piazza") is sweet and true enough to earn her a pass on the atrocious accent she struggles with as Francesca Johnson, an Italian war bride slowly turning to dust as a farmer's wife in 1960s Iowa. It's harder to reconcile her youthful bloom with the character of a middle-aged housewife and worn-out mother of two teenagers, especially when those corn-fed farm kids stand taller and look older than she does.
Casting young may have won the dynamic leads, but it also cost the production the powerful emotional tug of watching two middle-aged people work up the courage to make one last grasp at happiness — as both the original novel and the subsequent film adaptation starring Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep would have it.
Despite being miscast, the lovely O'Hara is a great match with Steven Pasquale ("Rescue Me"), whose good looks and dreamy tenor make an attractive hero of Robert Kincaid, a National Geographic photographer assigned to do a feature on Iowa's famous covered bridges. Coming upon Francesca among the alien corn, the world-weary Robert is at first intrigued and then enchanted by this exotic flower, out of her element and parched for love.
Once they fall into one another's arms, there's no dearth of love songs for the lovers in Brown's swoony score. There's real yearning in ballads like "Falling Into You," "Who We Are & Who We Want to Be," "One Second & a Million Miles" and "When I'm Gone," although the histrionic approach too often shoves that tender emotion over the cliff into high tragedy.
It hardly needs saying that the covered bridge that brings Francesca and Robert together — the central image of both the book (three years on the best-seller list) and the1995 movie (an Academy Award nomination for Streep) — is a crucial visual. But there's no covered bridge in sight here, just assorted pieces of lumber suspended in midair, along with other scraps of scenery (was that a fence?) floating around on set designer Michael Yeargan's abstract stage.
Played against a color-drenched cyclorama of sunrises, sunsets, endless cornfields and infinite blue skies (all of this enhanced by Donald Holder's dramatic lighting design), the fragile intimacy of Francesca's and Robert's four-day love affair is in constant danger of being swallowed up by the vast emptiness of the landscape. But while the highly stylized staging best conveys Francesca's existential loneliness — that uneasy feeling of being a lost traveler in a strange and hostile land — it doesn't address her social alienation in the real world of 1960s rural Iowa.
Francesca is even an outsider in her own family. Her dull, stolid farmer-husband, Bud (an understandably glum Hunter Foster), and annoying children (Caitlin Kinnunen and Derek Klena, doing nothing to advance their careers) are hollow caricatures of farm folk, but at least they're recognizably human. At the end of a long day at the Iowa State Fair with the kids, Bud gets a little drunk and calls home. Picking up on his wife's distracted tone, he sings a deeply felt but poignantly inarticulate song ("Something From a Dream") about the feelings he can't express and doesn't even seem to understand.
While Robert's first wife, Marian, doesn't have a single line of dialogue, the ethereal Whitney Bashor materializes for one exquisite song, "Another Life," sung from a broken heart. Like Bud's cri de coeur, it's the subdued lament of someone who loves but isn't loved back, and it's as painfully moving as any of the triumphal anthems (which tend to blur into one another) sung by those true soulmates Francesca and Robert. Although he seems to think he's slumming when he writes from a still, quiet place, Brown has an intimate knowledge of such places in the heart.
Outside the sanctuary of the love affair, it's one big wasteland out there. There's absolutely no sign of all those shopkeepers and schoolmarms and barbers and preachers and hired hands and town gossips you'd expect to find in a real town. In their place is a shadowy army of zombies, mute ciphers in drab work clothes and flour-sack dresses who mill about the stage shaking their heads and scowling in disapproval of Francesca's adulterous affair. The obvious if debatable point is that no one in the American heartland ever gets up to any hanky-panky, and if they did, they would be ostracized by the entire community.
But the zombie population doesn't really count as community, and the only two human characters within walking distance of the farm — garrulous neighbor Marge (Cass Morgan, overacting up a storm) and her dour farmer husband Charlie (Michael X. Martin) seem sympathetic to Francesca's plight. Marge takes it a step further and becomes complicit in her neighbor's romantic affair. Zombies or no zombies, she'd probably run off with Robert herself.


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President Barack Obama's State of the Union address was an advertisement for his ideological fixity, and so he reiterated his unbending determination to close down the prison facility at Guantanamo Bay. Gitmo is to him what Carthage was to Cato the Elder.
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January 26, 2015 - 11:58pm
January 21, 2015
Politico's State of the Union ranking puts Minnesota and New Hampshire at No. 1
By Tad Vezner St. Paul Pioneer Press ST. PAUL -- In the midst of a Minnesota winter, it's nice to know you're No. 1. On the day of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address to Congress, the national political publication Politico ranked Minnesota as the...
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January 21, 2015 - 8:50am
Tom Purcell: Why we need a better sense of humor
Boy, does the world need a better sense of humor right about now. Humor, says Merriam-Webster, is "the ability to be funny or to be amused by things that are funny." Humans are at their best when they are amused. Few things can better reduce stress or shed light on truth than...
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January 21, 2015 - 12:22am
January 19, 2015
Rich Lowry: Of course it is Islam
It is settled: The Paris terror attacks had almost nothing to do with Islam. Consider that on the one hand, you have the chilling new tape of the Charlie Hebdo attackers declaring, "We have avenged the Prophet Muhammad," and on the other, you have the tortured assurances of White...
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January 19, 2015 - 11:27pm
Steve and Cokie Roberts: Why governors are different
Governors are different from members of Congress. As he started a second term as Tennessee's chief executive, Republican Bill Haslam told the New York Times: "One of the things about being governor is when you're forced to actually balance your budget, it makes people become much...
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January 19, 2015 - 11:26pm
January 17, 2015
Tina Dupuy: America's also-ran industrial complex
We often hear about the corrupting influence of money in politics. This usually means quid pro quos for moneyed interests. There's lip service paid to the amount of cash a politician must raise in order to even run for office. Famously, former Louisiana Gov. Buddy Roemer ran for...
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January 17, 2015 - 1:10am
January 15, 2015
Maureen Hackett: Recreational wolf hunt was unnecessary, counterproductive
This fall 272 wolves were killed in a reckless and cruel recreational wolf hunt in Minnesota. This is third and final year of the wolf hunting and trapping season, which is stopped because of a federal judge who said wolves were not yet recovered as a species after they were on...
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January 15, 2015 - 12:04am
January 7, 2015
Joseph Cotto: Discrimination alive and well in Academia
These days, discrimination in professional settings is so politically incorrect — if not illegal — that there is a better than even chance of it costing you your job. This simple reality is championed with no greater zeal than by those in academia. Within the halls of our world's...
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January 7, 2015 - 11:16pm
Jim HIghtower: As 2015 begins, remember 2014's wins
While last year's voters put a pack of reactionaries in charge of the new Congress, let's not forget that bigger majorities of the same electorate leapt at the chance to say "yes" to an array of unabashedly progressive ballot initiatives. For example, even though the crimson-red...
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January 7, 2015 - 11:13pm
December 29, 2014
Q&A: What are priorities of Minnesota's congressional delegation?
David Montgomery St. Paul Pioneer Press ST. PAUL — Health care and immigration will continue to divide Minnesota's congressional delegation along party lines in the upcoming year. Responses to Pioneer Press questions from Sens. Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar, Reps. John Kline,...
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December 29, 2014 - 9:21pm
December 20, 2014
Peter Funt: Elizabeth Warren, don't jump
Can Elizabeth Warren, the progressive senator from Massachusetts, wrest the Democratic presidential nomination from Hillary Clinton? Moreover, could she somehow leap an even higher hurdle and succeed Barack Obama? IMHO, no. But despite her constant declarations that "I am not...
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December 20, 2014 - 11:08pm
December 13, 2014
Bob Franken: No State of the Union
There have been so many times when we've been looking at issues in the wrong way. This is one of them. When Republican representatives, led by Paul Broun (Never-Heard-of-Him from Georgia), demanded that President Barack Obama be denied an invitation to make a State of the Union...
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December 13, 2014 - 12:22am
December 11, 2014
Byron York: Obama's dangerous legacy for Democrats
Now that the 2014 elections are over and national politics is all about 2016, Democrats have good reason to worry that, for all his success at the polls, President Obama will leave his party with a toxic legacy. The Obama damage is two-fold. First, his success relied on a coalition...
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marry replied on Permalink
Blogs are so informative
Blogs are so informative where we get lots of information on any topic. Nice job keep it up!!
These simple chairs stack! And match our Simple Modern Outdoor Collection. Build a few to match the tables, or just extra seating for outdoors.
Projects built from this plan. Thank you for submitting brag posts, it's appreciated by all!
2 – 1×4 Boards, 8′ Long
1 – 2×2 Board, 8′ Long
1 – 2×4 Board, 8′ Long
1 – 1×3 Board, 8′ Long
2″ Screws
2 1/2″ Screws
Wood Glue
Wood Filler
Paint suitable for exterior applications
Work on a clean level surface. Check for square after each step. Use proper safety equipment and precautions. Predrill and countersink you screw holes. Use glue.
2 – 2×4 @ 30″, Chair Backs cut from these boards (see step 1 if you are making multiple chairs)
2 – 2×2 @ 19 1/2″ (Chair Back Supports)
2 – 2×2 @ 18″ (Chair Front Legs)
2 – 1×3 @ 17 1/2″ (Side Aprons)
1 – 1×3 @ 16 1/2″ (Front Apron)
1 – 1×3 @ 18″ (Back Apron)
5 – 1×4 @ 19″ (Seat Boards)
5 – 1×4 @ 15″ (Back Boards)
Chair Back Legs. From the 2×4, mark out your chair back legs. Keep in mind that the back legs will be 1 1/2″ wide everywhere, and one leg takes up the entire 2×4. If you are building multiple chairs, it may make sense to use a 2×6 as shown above on the right to get more legs per less board and cuts.
Chair Backs. Build the chair back as shown above. Fasten with 2″ screws and glue.
Chair Seat and Front Legs. Build the aprons and front legs as shown above. Start on the back apron and work your way forward. If you have a Kreg Jig™, it would come in super handy here, or else you can just use screws and glue, 2″ screws.
Chair Frame Assembly. Using a level on the side apron, attach the front of the chair to the back, as shown above, using 2″ screws and glue. You may wish to complete step 5, the seat boards first, but the above diagram illustrates how the chair is assembled.
Seat Boards. Predrill and attach the seat boards to the aprons and legs as shown above.
Back Boards. As you did the seat boards, fasten the back boards to the back supports, as shown above.
Finishing. Fill any holes with wood filler and sand and finish as desired.
marry replied on Permalink
Blogs are so informative where we get lots of information on any topic. Nice job keep it up!!
Jamie replied on Permalink
Wouldn't you use the 2x6 whether you were making one chair or many? You still need to cut two back legs.Just a thought...
lizlizbobiz replied on Permalink
Is the shopping list correct? It doesn't say anything about a 2x4 or a 2x6?
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Baker Family replied on Permalink
I just found your blog last night, and I am hooked! Thanks for the amazing ideas! I am your newest follower!
Mrs. G replied on Permalink
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for posting a chair plan!! I'm planning on not using slats and upholstering the top and bottoms for dining room chairs! I'm ecstatic!!!!
Chantelle - Tho... replied on Permalink
Yup, I think the shopping list needs tweaking - according to the cut list, you should have 2x4, 2x2, 1x3, 1x4 and the shopping list lists 1x4, 2x2, 2x3. However, I still think the plan is fantastic and will certainly be enhanced with some seat pads! Can you imagine a patio with these chairs, some bright chair pads and the wonderful outdoor table you also designed??!!
Ana White replied on Permalink
Thanks guys, all fixed! I guess this is what happens when you are working with a kiddo on your lap way after bed time. Anyone else have a little one that will not go to bed without you?
Linda replied on Permalink
lol! yes mine is 12 but I think that's the age when they finally stop needing you for bedtime. My 17 yr old proved that HAAA Thanks for your chair idea! It's wonderful to have wood here in the windy city and to stack things so they dont blow away!
Michelle L. replied on Permalink
looks wonderful! how about a matching recliner/lounge chair for those that want to get a little more relaxed outside? That would be awesome! :)
The Trees replied on Permalink
I was hoping for outdoor patio furniture. Even better that they're stackable. And I love the beautiful simplistic design.
Thanks again!
*MICHELLE CAUDLE* replied on Permalink
I'm so excited to see more outdoor furniture! I've always wanted a patio set but only the cheap ones were in my budget so I'm excited to make these, as well as so many other things on your website!
Carol H. replied on Permalink
Yeah! Thanks Ana!!
rachel replied on Permalink
I was looking at crappy plastic patio chairs the other day because they were the only ones comfortable and in my budget. Now I'm really going to have to get crackin' on making some of your plans. These are great. Thank you again for taking the time to write up and post these plans!
natalie a replied on Permalink
so I'm excited to try this one out!!! my first wood project... but I wondered, has anyone built this yet? anything advice to look out for?
Jeremy replied on Permalink
I have one built (sans back slats while I tweaked things). Noticing that the point at which the back legs attach to the apron is a pivot point. If you lean back, the back legs try to tilt inward. Any suggestions?
Ana White replied on Permalink
try multiple screws from the inside of the apron or if you are using a kreg jig, screws from an angle will not pivot.
Jeremy replied on Permalink
Thanks Ana. I ended up finding a spot to put a few more screws to solve the issue for the most part. This project has now justified the purchase of the kreg jig kit though as I think both the quality and ease of assembly will be far superior.
Phil Perrin replied on Permalink
I made one today out of PT pine. I call it the prototype,because I want to make some out of cedar. I also noticed the "lean". I'm going to add some gussets on the side ti sturdy them up. I'll get my wife to pin them later.
smart outdoor replied on Permalink
these are some really cool chairs. i too, have some neat designs on outdoor chairs. if you would to browse my designs you can visit my site http://www.outdoorchairsmart.com/
Mommy Paauwe replied on Permalink
I am confused. How do you get the angle on the back seat legs? Please advise :)
emmarosemc replied on Permalink
just look at the pics, you cut the legs - and angle - out of the 2x4
Did you guys use a circular saw or a jig saw to cut the legs out of the 2x4's? What is the best way?
Dennis Walsh replied on Permalink
great site. I built the bunkbeds for my girls, they love it.
Is there a way to put arms on the stackable chairs? I know this eliminates the stackable feature, but really want arms for comfort when sitting around the table after dinner.
Love your site and thanks for the great plans.
lilone9283 replied on Permalink
Yes! I would love to see how you would add arms to these chairs as well! I'd like to make 4 stackable and then 2 with arms!
copywriter web replied on Permalink
This post is brilliant and the whole information and the obsessions are seems to be the brilliant one,, good to share!
NikiB replied on Permalink
Any tips on what tool to use to make the cut on the back legs? Jig saw work ok? Thanks!
Phil Perrin replied on Permalink
I used a circular saw to cut the back legs and a hand saw to finish the cut.
yogashell replied on Permalink
Wow, just finished the first chair, and it was a lot of work... will be worth it to have my nice patio set, though. My husband used a jigsaw to cut the back legs out, he found it difficult with the circular saw. I will post a brag post when I'm done.
stever replied on Permalink
Seems to me that if the back legs were cut out as indicated, that the bottoms would not sit flat on the deck (ground/floor). There needs to be a tiny wedge cut off the bottom so that the the bottom of the legs are perpendicular to the vertical part.
SteveS replied on Permalink
This project was actually more challenging than I expected it to be -
One of the biggest problems was the rear legs - it turns out that cutting a 2x4 at an angle while keeping the sides at 45deg while using a circular saw is NOT easy. After destroying a fair amount of wood trying, I actually went so far as to try just cutting two pairs of back legs out of 1x4s and just gluing the things together.
In the end, I ended up finding the easiest way to do it was to cut them out of 2x6 boards with additional boards along the sides to support the saw (and a sacrificial board underneath). I cut as close as I could to the corners and then finished the job with a jigsaw (I also tried cutting the whole thing with a jigsaw, but the saw couldn't handle it).
This was also the first project I've built using the pocket hole jig, and I HIGHLY recommend it. A couple of my prior projects would have been SO much easier if I had just broken down and bought one. Just be careful about screw sizes - I wasn't as careful as I should have been at first and ended up breaking out of the other side...
Anyway I'm planning to make one more to have a pair of these to go with the matching table I did last year... hopefully the second one will go much smoother :)
Nice project.Thank you for sharing it with us. Maybe I`ll try to make too some chairs because I need new Office Chairs.
Ana, I desperately need your help. This chair has caused be great grief. I did the bench and table with no problem. The problem I am having is where the frame attaches to the 2x2 post in the front. I use the Kreg and regardless of how I tweak the jig, it splits the 2x2. So I cut down a 2x4 (much sturdier) and tried it that way. It still split but not as much. I also tried to drill a few more screws from the inside to the outside without much luck as the pine is just truly hard to work with in this design. I ended up doing most of the chair at mortise and tenon joints in all the structural areas and of course it doesn't get any stronger than than. But the Kreg jig or pilot and screw has not worked for me :( Mortise and tenon is ages longer of time compared to Kreg or other suggestions not considered. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Ted Moyer.


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Rooms are very spartan, but clean. If you want to have a nice modern hotel, go to elkhorn lodge. But if you're visiting to enjoy Clear lake, then the room isn't really what pure there for and it will do just fine. Overall decor has edged from rustic to rusty, it could use a refresh. Staff are helpful when asked,... More
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When my husband took me to the fabric store one day to browse only (ya, right!), he was looking in pattern books. He commented that there are not many patterns for men. The next morning, he was in his chair with a worn out pair of his favourite shorts which are no longer available, and a seam ripper. He said he was taking them apart so that I could draw the pattern and make him shorts. (He is awesome with a seam ripper when I need something ripped out).
These shorts have pleated pockets, pocket flaps, front fly zipper, two styles of belt loops, side elasticized waistband, and lots of double top-stitching. The pleated pockets are a feature he really likes, as he carries a lot in his pockets, as you can see in the pictures. I was very pleased when he wore them the morning they were finished to his chiropractor appointment. Also the chiropractor commented that he liked them, and wanted to know where he got them.:-)
This was a great project for me, as it helped to build up/recover some of my concentration levels and regain some endurance. I've been afraid to restart projects of this type, but I would say I'm ready for them again. :-}}} Which is good, as his Jean jacket is wearing out, and I'm lacking for clothes that fit.
The blue plaid pyjama bottoms were supposed to be for Christmas, but I gave them to him on 'Father's Day'; pretended it was 'husband's day'! The golfing pyjamas were for his birthday; I managed to make them without him finding out. It was great that he went off golfing for a couple of hours a few days a week!
The bottoms have in-seam side pockets, front fly with button, and elastic waist with drawstring. The pattern, which I have used numerous times, was purchased unused in 2009 at our local Thrift Shop for $0.25; it is Butterick 5286 from 1997.
Have a great day!
I had the material in my stash, and it cost me $3.94 for two meters. It is twill of some sort, which was wonderful to work with for making cargo shorts, very forgiving with the iron. It did fray easily though.
Jul 22, 2013, 03.57 AMby kisses
Very nice cargo….he looks very happy in them
Jul 22, 2013, 05.40 AMby rita61
Thanks! He's worn them out a lot already. :-)
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They are all very nice!
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Thank you. He is fun to sew for.
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Nice shorts! Hansome and Happy man ;)
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Thanks. He is a good sport.
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"Premier Physical Therapy of Long Island is dedicated to delivering the highest level of outpatient rehabilitation services available today. Patients of our practice are provided the latest hands on, skilled physical therapy programs that will allow them the optimal recovery. Through our on-going commitment to continuing education and our constant communication with our referring physician's, we are able to ensure that all of our patients receive the most current and effective treatment techniques available.
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Gleen Bautista Anciro
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"I have been practicing for more than 12 years in the field of Physical therapy, mostly in an in depth out patient setting. I have seen and experienced patients from 10 to 92 years of age undergo a trauma or injury that can result to pain and limitation of function. As a physical therapist, I know how it can be overwhelming and can be a hurdle in our everyday task. As we live by our saying "LIVE FREE. PAIN FREE." I will give you an individualized approach of therapy that can help and guide you alleviate the pain and restore your normal function.
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"Since 1997, we have been delivering high quality physical therapy and chiropractic care to the residents of Forest Hills. Located in an open modern facility, we additionally offer personal training in a complete rehab gym. We accept most insurance plans, and work closely with local specialists including neurologists, orthopedists and internal medicine physicians. Call today to see how we can help you, too!
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Alchemy Physical Therapy
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"Welcome to Alchemy Physical Therapy! I am a Physical Therapist specializing in Integrative Manual Therapy(IMT) and Acupressure. IMT and Acupressure are both gentle hands on techniques that are highly effective for numerous injuries, chronic pain, and health issues. Integrative Manual Therapy includes the techniques of Myofascial Release, Crainiosacral Therapy, Strain/Counterstrain, Muscle Energy, Manual Lymphatic Drainage and more. Acupressure is gentle pressure applied by the finger tips to acupoints throughout the body. Each session is one to one and one hour in duration. I am looking forward to working with you to achieve your goals.
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Joshua Grahlman
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"Clutch Physical Therapy was built for athletes, by athletes. Which means we will customize a functional treatment for each of our athlete's rehabilitation, training and performance goals. But more importantly, WE GET IT. We know exactly how badly our patients want to return to training and daily life, and how frustrated they'll be until we get them there. As athletes, we've been there ourselves.
Maria Gerlich
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"I opened New York Physical Therapy with my partner Jim Harwood in 2006 with the intention of creating a practice that would combine the best of traditional physical therapy with the principles and techniques of osteopathic manual therapy. I wanted to created a space that is both warm and inviting, where people could receive outstanding care provided by physical therapists they know and respect.
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"Peak Physical Therapy is one of the oldest and most respected private practices in Brooklyn. Founded in 1985, we have been servicing the community at the same location for over 28 years. We pride ourselves in providing the highest level of quality physical therapy. We offer an extensive array of treatment options, which are integrated to provide an individualized treatment program specific for each patient.
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"Our goal is to maximize the independence and wellness of our clients in the comfort and privacy of their homes. We are dedicated to making life healthier, more purposeful, active, and fun, regardless of age and physical limitations. We strive to improve each client's quality of life through therapeutic activities that promote wellness, vitality, and improved health.Our therapists work in conjunction with your physician's plan of care to ensure that goals and expectations are fulfilled. We consult with doctors, family members, and caregivers for diagnosis, development, and coordination of a treatment plan.
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James Harwood
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"My approach is based on the principles of osteopathic manual practice, and as such are tolerated by clients as young as newborn and people into their ninties. Using techniques such as crainial-sacral, myofascial release, visceral manipulation and traditional exercises and fitness strategies that are client specific, I have had the ability to help such diverse problems as reflux, sucking problems, sleeping issues and developmental delays in babies as well as helping young children resolve eunerisis problems and have helped older clients with digestive issues, headaches, TMJ and more traditional orthopedic issues as joint pains and sprains.
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Boris Spector
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"Since 1997, Boris Spector, MS,PT has been providing top quality care and attention to whom it matters the most: You!
"Your recovery is my primary focus and concern, together we'll wipe away all your pain and discomfort as you recover..."
"Whether it's an injury or physical stress, my thorough physical therapy evaluation will help determine what type of treatment is best for you..."
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Performance Home Care Physical Therapy, PC
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"Home based physical therapy is ideal for patients who have transportation issues and who need to learn to be safe in their own environment. If a recent stroke, joint injury or surgery has caused significant safety and fall concerns, then PHCPT is the right choice to assist you with gait and stair training, bed mobility training, and car and shower transfer training.
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Ashish Patel
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"I am highly focusing on hands on physical therapy to yield positive results. I have been trained at The Hospital Of Special Surgery, NY, NY, Burke Rehab Hospital, White Plaines NY- Out Patient Setting. I have been serving Nassau and Queens communities over 20 years in Physical Therapy Field.
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Boris Polonskiy
Physical Therapist, MS, DPT
"New U Physical Therapy is a modern and newly equipped facility founded by Dr.Boris Polonskiy, MS, DPT in 2007. Boris earned his masters degree in Physical Therapy from University of Staten Island in 2005. He then went on to complete his doctorate degree in Des Moines University/Medical School of Iowa in 2008. Dr.Polonskiys post-graduate education also included Australian Manual Therapy and numerous other continued education courses. His experience includes 4 years of working as a Personal Trainer in Bally Total Fitness prior to attending physical therapy school.
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Toa Chris Wong
Physical Therapist, DPT, OCS, DAAPM, BCB, LAc
"Dr. Wong has extensive experiences in treating both orthopedics and neurological disorders. He is a listed clinician in Vestibular disorders association, BCIA board certified biofeedback practitioner, APTA board certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, OCS, certified in EMG/NCV, Diplomat of American Academy of Pain Management, NCCAOM board certified acupuncturist, and member of Association for Applied psychophysiology and biofeedback. Dr. Wong is also a member of American Physical Therapy Association. He actively participates as a committee member for United Alliance of New York State Licensed Acupuncturists. His innovative Acuphysio therapy has successively combined both acupuncture and physical therapy together.
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Jonathan Cohen
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"My approach is hands-on, or manual focused, with an emphasis on myofascial release, postural correction, proper ergonomics and therapeutic exercise. My goal is to progress you toward reduced pain, maximal function and correct biomechanical alignment. My patients appreciate my high degree of compassion, my calm-mannered approach and my dedication to achieving complete recovery. I am committed to providing high quality individualized care in the convenience of your home.
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Liz Anne Ingalls
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"Are you ready to be in charge of your own health? Do you believe that with the right guidance you can be pain free? If so, I would be honored to help you.
I am a Holistic Physical Therapist and Certified Craniosacral Therapist. I am committed to helping you heal, restore your health and balance and to help you achieve lifelong wellness. My heart centered work embraces the philosophy of limitless human potential through healing and evolving spirit. Our partnership will require your nurturing and commitment to yourself.
Debra Abramson
Physical Therapist, DPT
"The physical therapists at Abramson Physical Therapy PLLC use the principles of Eastern and Western therapies to reduce pain, improve alignment and increase relaxation. Our therapists spend at least one hour of uninterrupted treatment time with each client restoring their sense of balance comfort and ease while teaching exercise and strengthening to return patients to the activities they loved to do. Abramson Physical Therapy PLLC is the place to go when all other treatments have failed and you want to restart a healthy and active life.
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Expect Results Wellness for Women
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"Expect Results Wellness for Women offers concierge, in-home and services and remote consulting for expectant moms, new moms, and women of all ages.
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Wendy Haberman-Johnson
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