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Motor and cognitive factors in the modification of a reflex
- Michelle E. Cohen,
- Jacquelyn Cranney,
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By closing a hand-held switch, subjects caused a miniature solenoid to deliver a tap to their own foreheads. (1) The amplitude of elicited eyeblinks was reduced when the delay between switch closure and tap was 50 meec or less. (2) Subjects who expected that switch closure would produce an immediate tap exhibited smaller blinks to such taps than did subjects who expected switch closure to produce a delayed tap. (3) The inhibitory effects of a reflex-modifying tone prior to tap were the same when taps were self-presented as when they were presented by the experimenter. (4) When blinks could be elicited by either a tap or a loud noise, the smallest responses occurred when subjects knew which to expect. (5) On a given trial, the inhibition afforded by the particular stimulus, motor, and cognitive factors operating at the time tended to add in an algebraic fashion.
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Perception & Psychophysics
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- 1983-05-01
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- 0031-5117
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- 1532-5962
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- Springer-Verlag
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It appears John Edwards may be suspending his campaign due to the health concerns of his wife…
Democrat presidential hopeful John Edwards focused on the health of his wife, Elizabeth, and his political future on Thursday, his personal and professional life inexorably linked.
The couple planned a news conference in Chapel Hill, N.C., to discuss their plans Thursday—a day after visiting doctors who are monitoring Mrs. Edwards' recovery from breast cancer.
It's not a way I'd want to see any candidate, whether I agree or disagree with their policies, go out.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Edwards family.
Edwards has announced that his wife's cancer is back, but "The campaign goes on. The campaign goes on strongly."
So why the press conference? Why not just mention to the press pool following you what's going on? This almost gives the appearance that he's using the news about his wife's health to re-energize his slow-moving campaign. It smacks of a focus group-driven, calculated p.r. stunt. I truly hope I'm wrong.
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[iPhone] Spray Can is a community for virtual tag artists, painters, and graffiti fans
Posted By Tucker On April 9, 2013 @ 12:45 AM In iOS | No Comments
[1]Here's your fun fact of the day: graffiti is a plural noun. That means if you are referring to just one work of spray-painted art, you should use the singular form of the noun: "graffito." But no matter what you call it, the fact remains that graffiti has a special place in the hearts of urban art fans. Tagging may have its seamy side, but some art forms are always bound to have their detractors. If you like messing around with spray paint, but don't want to tag buildings IRL, check out Spray Can (developed by rapidrabbit.)
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Spray Can describes itself as "the ultimate graffiti- and painting-app for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch." Make paintings, create your own profile, follow users and let them follow you: this app puts a major focus on creating a sense of community.
[2]Spray Can has two main features that make it worth recommending to art lovers. Firstly, the UI is excellent: finding your way around the controls for making your art couldn't be more intuitive. Secondly, Spray Can's community galleries provide both great inspiration and great opportunities for communication.
True to its name, creating paintings in Spray Can really does feel a lot like painting with actual cans of spray paint. You can even customize the drips on your lines, and they flow just like the drips of excess paint from a too-thick line of spray paint. But Spray Can is better than the real thing in some ways: it's super-easy to add outlines to your images, or to find just the right background to display your creation upon. Finding a real building to tag is hard: Spray Can's backgrounds are numerous!
One thing that is great about Spray Can's community of artists is how simple the app has made it to find artists worth following. The "Artists" tab is organized into helpful categories such as most followed, best rated, under-rated, newcomers, and most respected. It is easy to follow their streams, or send them a message.
I do really hate the placement of the banner ad directly across the center of the screen. It's actually well-integrated into the design, but the placement is still quite awkward. It is simply too easy to accidentally tap the banner ad, and that is annoying.
With Spray Can's development team claiming that 20,000 new images are being uploaded each and every day, this artistic app clearly has an active community at its core. In addition to a thriving community, Spray Can offers a way to create art within the app that is fun and accessible.
Price: Free
Version reviewed: 4.5
Requires iPhone/iPad/iPod touch, iOS version 5.0 or later
Download size: 10.0 MB
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(13) Ohio State 49
(18-7, 8-5 Big Ten)
(20) Wisconsin 71
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Coverage: CBS
1:00 PM ET, February 17, 2013
Kohl Center, Madison, Wisconsin
Top Performers
Ohio State: D. Thomas 18 Pts, 6 Reb, 1 Ast
Wisconsin: J. Berggren 15 Pts, 8 Reb, 1 Ast, 4 Blk
Ben Brust, Jared Berggren help No. 20 Badgers rout No. 13 Buckeyes
MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin can be awfully good when it is making shots. Ohio State found that out Sunday.
The 20th-ranked Badgers shot 53 percent from the field, their best performance of the season, to rout No. 13 Ohio State 71-49."The guys got good looks, and they went down," Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan said. "They didn't change anything. I'd like to say we did, that we found something."It was a dramatic turnaround offensively for Wisconsin (18-8, 9-4 Big Ten) after Thursday, when the Badgers went scoreless over the final 5 minutes in regulation and then managed just four points in overtime while losing at Minnesota.The 39 first-half points tied their best opening period in Big Ten play this season and were only 10 fewer than the Badgers scored for the entire game at Ohio State in a Jan. 29 loss.Ohio State coach Thad Matta said it was just one of those games when the Badgers could do no wrong, perhaps best summed up in the second half when Wisconsin guard Traevon Jackson banked in an off-balance shot as the shot clock expired.Even so, Matta said he was at a loss to explain how poorly Ohio State (18-7, 8-5) played on defense."We've seen the results if we're not going to play defensively. We're not a good basketball team," Matta said. "If we're going to rely on trying to outscore people, that's not going to happen."The win kept Wisconsin tied with Michigan for third in the conference, two games behind leaders Indiana and Michigan State. Ohio State dropped into fifth place.Wisconsin put Ohio State in a hole early and never let the Buckeyes climb out of it.The Badgers took control with an 18-0 run in the first half that lasted more than 7 minutes and put them up 24-6. At one point in the run, Matta called timeout and said he lost it with his players, asking in bewilderment what was going on."The way we opened the game defensively, guys catch and shoot, we weren't even challenging shots," Matta said.Things weren't much better on the offensive end. Deshaun Thomas led Ohio State with 18 points, though he needed 17 shots to do it and only got to the foul line once. Sam Thompson added 10 points but Aaron Craft was held to four on 2-of-9 shooting, and the team shot less than 38 percent from the field. That included 3 of 12 from 3-point range.Ohio State had only six assists and trailed by 17 points at halftime. That was its largest deficit at the break since March 22, 2007, when the Buckeyes trailed Tennessee by the same margin but went on to win 85-84."This is on us," Craft said. "Coaches can't get us ready to play. The responsibility is on us as individual players. We've got to go and bring teammates with us. We can't play like this in February. This is beginning-of-the-year mistakes and mental errors."Wisconsin, by comparison, was a model of efficiency on offense. The Badgers had 16 assists on 29 field goals and were 7 of 19 from 3-point range.Ben Brust and Jared Berggren each scored 15 points to lead the Badgers, while Brust also had 11 rebounds. Sam Dekker came off the bench to score 13 for Wisconsin, and Jackson added 10.Wisconsin built its first 20-point lead at 34-14 on Dekker's 3-pointer with less than 4 minutes to go in the first half and led by as many as 26 in the second half.Berggren said the Badgers didn't do anything differently against the Buckeyes. He chalked up the offensive effort to a landslide effect -- when a couple of guys started making shots early, it just spread across the team. It also helped that the Badgers took advantage of Ohio State playing them tight on defense, making hard cuts to the rim and then kicking the ball out to open 3-point shooters."I think a big part is just knocking down shots," Berggren said. "I think we got a lot of the same looks, but everything seems better when the ball goes in."Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 49 | 71 |
FG Made-Attempted | 21-56 (.375) | 29-55 (.527) |
3P Made-Attempted | 3-12 (.250) | 7-19 (.368) |
FT Made-Attempted | 4-11 (.364) | 6-10 (.600) |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 16 (0/0) | 9 (0/0) |
Largest Lead | 2 | 26 |
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Team Stats: Ohio State | Wisconsin |
2012-13 Season
Next 5 Games
02/20 MINN 7:00pm 02/24 MSU 4:00pm 02/28 @NW 7:00pm 03/05 @IND 9:00pm 03/10 ILL 12:30pm |
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Complete Schedule: Ohio State | Wisconsin |
Big Ten Conference Standings
#2 Indiana | 14-4 | 27-6 |
#14 Ohio State | 13-5 | 26-7 |
#5 Michigan | 12-6 | 26-7 |
#8 Michigan St | 13-5 | 25-8 |
#19 Wisconsin | 12-6 | 23-11 |
Illinois | 8-10 | 22-12 |
Iowa | 9-9 | 21-12 |
Minnesota | 8-10 | 20-12 |
Purdue | 8-10 | 15-17 |
Nebraska | 5-13 | 15-18 |
Northwestern | 4-14 | 13-19 |
Penn State | 2-16 | 10-21 |
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Research Notes
Ohio State's 22-point loss on Sunday is its worst since a 22-point loss to Wisconsin on December 31, 2009 and is tied for its 2nd-worst Big Ten loss under coach Thad Matta. [+]Ohio State Worst Losses under Coach Thad Matta
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[Android] Keep up with all of your TV shows with TeeVee Series Guide
Posted By Brendan Lynch On December 22, 2012 @ 12:15 AM In Android | 2 Comments
[1]TeeVee is an app that aims to keep you in touch with all of your favorite TV shows by giving you all of the information you need about them. This app is great for people who have difficulty keeping track of TV guides and DVR schedules. It is also great for those who just want to know a little bit more about their favorite shows.
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This app is simply designed to give you accurate and consistent information about any show in its database.
[2]TeeVee is an application that attempts to simplify your Tv watching and take all of the guess work out of finding shows to watch. You can find out all of the information you want about over 5000 Tv shows stored in the TVRage.com database. You will be able to see the dates that the show started and the dates that the series ended. It will also tell you the air date and time of every episode so you never have to miss something. Additionally, it will tell you the runtime and the network that you'll be able to watch the show on. This makes organizing and viewing your favorite shows incredibly easy and allows you to free up time searching for shows and scheduling TV time.
TeeVee will also make using the actual app a real pleasure. For starters, you don't have to sign in so you can access the information you want very quickly. On top of that, there is offline support. This will allow you to have access to your show information even when you are in areas without a reasonable internet connection. Additionally, you can sync show airing dates with your Google Calendar so you can always know when a show is going to air. If you've found a show you are particularly fond of, you can share it with others through all the popular portals.
While TeeVee can be incredibly convenient, there are a couple short comings. For starters, the app can be incredibly slow at times. It is unclear as to whether this is a problem in the app or if it is a problem with the TVRage.com servers. Additionally, you cannot mark episodes you have already watched. This is in part due to the fact that there is no sign-in process so there isn't any personal data stored. On top of that, the notifications you receive for shows can be useful, but are normally just annoying and intrusive.
Overall, this app can be incredibly useful if you are a TV junkie who has difficulty keeping track of shows. While there are some minor downfalls, they are nothing a couple updates can't fix. However, this app really has a limited use and will probably have its days numbered due to the rise in popularity of DVR's and on-screen TV guides. However, there are some features packed into this app that you won't find in your traditional cable interface.
Price: Free
Version reviewed: 2.1.5
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Gaston went through the glass tunnel entrance and at once high-tech sights and sounds hit his senses. The casino was bright with neon. Bursts of color reflected erratically on shiny metallic walls. The noise was a continuous digitized jangle. It mingled with the jumble of voices, laughter, and clink of drink glasses. A climate control system made quiet sifting sounds as it scrubbed and re-circulated the air.
For many decades, the ancient museum had been boarded up. Its vast contents of antiquities ignored and left to gather dust and dilapidation. A decade ago the museum had been re-imagined and renovated. It was now an ultramodern casino and entertainment complex. This renovation satisfied the shrill demands of crowded encroaching cities.
Gaston went further into the building. He wandered along corridors lined by posh high-stakes suites or VIP rooms. He was most horrified by the areas that contained mosaics. The mosaics were constructed of artifacts salvaged from the Louvre. These salvaged remnants—the ghosts of mankind's diverse past—were incorporated into the casino's decor in a random fashion. No attention to the details of presentation, chronology, or origin.
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Gaston turned. "Yes. Here I am. Good to see you, Albertine. "
"I shall walk with you. If that is agreeable."
Gaston gave a nod. He continued down the corridor, pausing at a corner in front of a small touch screen console. It was embedded into the wall along with a muddle of historical art, mainly German, Flemish, and Dutch paintings. Gaston tried not to look for artwork he recognized.
"What is this?" he asked, pointing to the darkened screen.
"Archives. Anyone who desires information or history on something in a particular section can use the touch screen to access it. There are many of them throughout the building."
Gaston's voice was sarcastic. "I don't imagine they get much use. They probably contain too many words, right?"
"These types of archives are standard now," Albertine responded in a teaching tone, ignoring Gaston's sarcasm. "They're located in all high-rise buildings."
"You mean those bland modern skyscrapers? The ones that replaced libraries?"
Albertine didn't respond. Books were considered inconvenient. Quaint collectibles only. More ghosts.
They went in and out of rooms and suites. Gaston would pause to study a lonely piece of history, caught like a flower in resin. He saw ancient relics, such as jewelry, tools, pottery, broken statuary, pieces of garments and more. These embedded items were from many centuries and cultures. They were placed haphazardly on the metallic walls. Afterthoughts.
The Louvre had been the last museum in existence. Now it was just another huge building that housed retail boutiques, food courts, theaters, and gaming rooms.
Albertine spoke again. "Shall we make our way to the untouched section?"
Gaston scowled. "Define untouched. When this place was left to rot, it was also ransacked."
"The area is awaiting reconstruction, which is already in progress. But the untouched section is somewhat structurally intact with most of its contents. It's the section known as the Napoleon Apartments."
Gaston felt a pang of remembrance. The remembrance ran deep and strong. "I've still got a bit more I need to see," he responded.
Albertine's voice was stern. "You've had plenty of time, Gaston. You've been putting off the inevitable. Delay makes it painful and emotional."
Gaston shrugged and kept moving.
They arrived at another corridor and proceeded into it. The walls were a quilt of tapestries, fabrics, and rugs. At the end of the corridor was a large multilevel room. The first floor was a massive ballroom. The ceiling, walls, and floor were artwork mosaics. Gaston recognized Klimt, Degas, Picasso, Rossetti, Monet, and more. No longer in frames, the paintings were seamlessly adhered together on the walls or on the floor. Patrons could walk, stand or dance upon history.
The second floor contained small low-lit salons that were semi-private. There was also bench seating for relaxing and watching. The third floor offered more recreational games of chance.
"I've seen enough," Gaston said.
They traveled to a closed off part of the building. It was dusty and cluttered with debris. Spiders had been busy. There were cobwebs everywhere, draped like nets. The area was lit for bare functionality by vines of tiny electric bulbs.
They went into a dark and neglected but sumptuous parlor. Albertine moved to stand near a large empty hearth. She was luminous against the shadowy room. A ghost, like Gaston, she had waited to return until it was time to meet up with him. She'd had a long wait. He'd been stubborn.
Albertine spoke. "You're finally through here? Or do you intend to haunt the Napoleon Apartments until this area is remodeled too?"
Gaston was studying a carved settee. He responded, "I have no compulsion for haunting any longer. Today was a ceremonial farewell. This place, even in its current despicable form, is awash with nostalgia for me. I cannot stay in it any longer."
"Nostalgia can be seductive but obsessive," Albertine remarked. "Especially for a ghost."
Gaston nodded. "What happens next?"
Albertine turned to stare into the dark empty hearth. "Spin the wheel. Round and round it goes. Where it stops nobody knows."
"A game of chance?" Gaston's voice held scorn. "How cliché. So no resting on one's laurels, then? Or is that a different sort of question?"
Albertine was evasive. "There are parts that you design yourself." She held out her hand. "Shall we?"
"Where are we going?" asked Gaston.
"Make a wish, make a plan, try your luck," Albertine replied. She seemed impatient.
Gaston joined her at the hearth. "Just one more look," he said in a quiet voice. He gave the musty but exquisite room with its dying history a last glance.
The noise of the casino seemed to grow louder.


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2013-01-17 / Community News
On Thursday afternoon, the RCWM met for their meeting in the church parlors. Joann Dyk led devotions, Stella Stout led the Bible study. Joann Dyk read the program for installing the officers as follows: Joann Dyk, President; Twylah Hollaar, Vice President; Marlene Dykema, Secretary; Jane Vander Wal, Treasurer; Linda Vander Vorst, Secretary of Spiritual Life; Judy Vander Vorst, Secretary of Education; Merlynn Vander Wal, Secretary of Service and Doris Van Beek, Secretary of Organization.
The area received some snow and there was a very cold wind on Saturday.
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For a while I was looking for another rolling crate. I have one already but I find that when I need it for something else, it's in the middle of another job I have it for. I like to keep it in the trunk of my car for those extra special big hauls and for library books taken hither and dither from the county library. So this is what I found for $15 today in the clearance section at Walmart.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Teacher "Shopping the Clearance Section at Walmart" Haul
For a while I was looking for another rolling crate. I have one already but I find that when I need it for something else, it's in the middle of another job I have it for. I like to keep it in the trunk of my car for those extra special big hauls and for library books taken hither and dither from the county library. So this is what I found for $15 today in the clearance section at Walmart.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Please vote for my nominated 1st grade Livebinder!
I'm very pleased to announce the nomination to my Livebinder! My first grade team shares a roll-cart SMART Board (yes, we roll it from room to room) and we share and use all the links throughout the week—we each get a day and a half to use it. It really helps us to share and teach the same things across all our first grade classes.
Click here to go to vote for my Livebinder called
"1st Grade, Dalton L.S.D (Ohio)"
(it's #2 on the list)
Click on the left side and choose my Livebinder to see it!
The links connect with first grade Envision Math topics and Treasures reading 2009 (National).
Special thanks to Mrs. Ziruolo's Teacher Resources and Mrs. Settle at her blog Settle On In for many of the resources connected to this Livebinder!
Please comment below to let me know you've voted and thank you!
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Liebster Award
They nominated me for the Liebster Blog award some time ago and I never properly accepted the award, which at the time I had less than 200 followers. Please accept my humble apologies.
Here's a little background about the award.
Liebster Award: Given to blogs with less than 200 followers and passed from Blogger to Blogger, each hand picked by the previous recipient. It originated in Germany and means dearest or beloved, and Liebe is the word for love. <3
Here are the rules to accepting the award:
• Thank your Liebster Blog Award presenter on your blog.
• Link back to the blogger who presented the award to you.
• Copy and paste the blog award on your blog.
• Present the Liebster Blog Award to blogs of 200 followers or less who you feel deserve to be noticed.
• Let them know they have been chosen by leaving a comment at their blog.
I would like to give the following blogs the Liebster Award:
An Open Door
Teachin' First
SUNdling's BRIGHT Ideas
Rachelle's Ramblings
ABCs and 123s 4 me
Please go over and show these bloggers some love and encouragement!
Friday, June 7, 2013
Freebie: Labels for Organizing CCSS Math Assessments, Printables and More!
Continuing with the organizing, I want to bring to the table something that I've had in the works for 2 whole years! When the CCSS came out, I had solidified an idea in my mind as to how I would organize assessments for each standard, starting with math. I knew there were tons—an understatement—of great resources on the internet out there and if I'm going to have them I need to organize them in order to use them. Are you with me?
So, I took the math CCSS and put them into labels. Then I put them on folders. I just used any folders which are more functional than beautiful; file folders inside handing files.
I like how the standards all line up behind their own domain.
If I printed some cards, I put them into a zip-top bag before putting it in its place. Bulkier items like this is the reason why I have each manila file folder (read standard here) in its own handing file folder.
I need to purchase more file folders for geometry.
Here's a peek of the file, but no worries because it is a freebie!
Download it here: Labels for 1st grade CCSS math
This 1-page document is to be printed on return address labels, but since I made this 2 years ago I cannot remember exactly which brand of return address labels I used. If you know of a brand that worked for you, please help another teacher and post a comment about it below—TIA!
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Organizing units/weeks of classroom materials
Instead of one large filing cabinet, I use these:
I got most of my open-top file boxes from The Container Store. This one is the largest, but there are also small and medium choices.
I'm so happy with these since I can not only store papers but also bulk items for crafts! I can pull the one down on my lower counter that I am currently using and sometimes I pull down the next one while I'm planning ahead. Each box hold about 6 weeks, and I made sure to label this on each side.
I have weekly hanging folders inside. Any materials for any subject I teach go into the proper week I am planning. If my week gets too busy, I just move items to the next week to try and finish up then.
This system has really helped me feel less stressed since this makes the most sense to me. I like how things don't fall out or become too bulky to handle, like a binder might be. I can easily transport one to another place in my room or if I'm planning in another teacher's room!
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Whole Brain Teaching Facebook links
If you, like me, are interested in learning more about whole brain teaching and want to see what other teachers are doing in your grade/area, hop on over via the links below. These are just the ones I know about as of now. If any of you know of other grades/areas of WBT Facebook pages then please comment about it below! TIA!


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When people in the South Florida theater community protest that the area is mainly interested in developing new plays instead of producing tired old revivals, I listen politely but with cynicism. During the two years I've done this job, I can't even count the number of times I've heard this form of mendacity, as Tennessee Williams's Big Daddy would have called it. With all the yammering about the search for spanking new works, producers still run back to tried and true standards, and the few companies that do attempt to present original pieces -- such as the Ann White Theater and ACME -- generally select such poor examples they give the whole concept of theatrical experimentation a bad name.
Still, theater chiefs continue to insist that growth and risk-taking flower in abundance around here. And until last week I thought that was a lie of hyperbolic proportions. But now I've changed my mind. I just didn't realize how far down south in Florida I had to go to see the kind of new play event this area deserves.
In fact, it was to the land that houses the ghosts of such grand masters of the written word as Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams that I needed to travel. To the very southernmost tip of the East Coast, to Key West.
The second annual Key West Theatre Festival proved to be a revelation, a joy, and instilled in me great hope for the future of Florida culture. Through the course of twelve world premieres and two "special events," I witnessed good attempts, great attempts, attempts that needed work, and certainly some clunkers. But most of all, I saw authors experimenting with the form and taking risks, making literary choices that caused me to contemplate their merit. In other words, I got the chance to think after I left the theater, for a change.
There was, though, an underlying flaw that marred the event. Held in three local venues -- the cozy Red Barn Theatre, the Waterfront Playhouse, and the 400-seat state-of-the-art Tennessee Williams Fine Arts Center -- the festival should have contained more events to attend during the day. Still, the range and quantity of what was presented at nightfall more than made up for the empty afternoon hours (which did offer a weary critic some fine reading time poolside). Unfortunately, I could only stay for one of the two weeks and therefore missed several plays, a situation that could have been corrected with more matinees.
The festival opened on a mixed note, with a selection of short playlets that ranged from charming to awful. A dark comedic monologue called My Son Susie, expertly acted by J. Gregory Barton and written by Cheryl Royce, contained wry humor, skillful writing, and subtle commentary on the human condition. The story of an intelligent boy whose parents were both mentally retarded -- the son named "Susie" by his drooling mom -- explores the hypocrisies of religion and the depths of true love. A challenging topic well handled. Not so fine were the two sophomoric scribblings that followed: Into The Ditch by Phil Bond, a dreadful Christopher Durang-ish nonsense play about a perverse writing class; and Unanswered Persons, one of those "What the hell does this mean?" pseudo-smart series of skits in which characters constantly kill themselves or go mad just because life is so dreadful. The latter two offerings suffered not only from amateurish writing, but from the same level of acting as well.
Closing the first evening, however, was a rare and most unusual treat. Dakin Williams, Tennessee's brother, performed a rib-splitting parody of A Streetcar Named Desire with himself playing Blanche DuBois in full drag. Stanley and Stella stood on the stage silent, their backs to the audience, with only placards to identify them, while Dakin flitted around them, using his brother's famous fey but listless delivery, mercilessly paraphrasing Blanche to great comic effect. Wearing a drab pink housecoat and cheap platinum wig, he was particularly hilarious when he fended off Stanley's attempted rape by saying, "Hey, I've got this cruise coming up."
On the second night, a plate of rich comedic meat appeared with The Bed Plays A written by children's author and Key West resident Shel Silverstein A a series of eight scenes built around a bed as the central prop, much as A.R. Gurney structured a play around a dining room. Always inventive and constantly amusing, the scenarios ranged from a woman taunting her husband about his grammar, to a new bride forced to cope with her honey's eight-foot long penis, to a publicity-hungry director ordering an actor playing Hamlet to screw his mother Gertrude right on stage. It was the Freudian interpretation run straight into the ground. Although the cast of fourteen performed their challenging parts to perfection, Christopher J. Guilmet as a young man whose feminist girlfriend keeps interrupting his simple corny joke was a stand-out. I fervently hope a producer in Miami will both present The Bed Plays -- and hire Mr. Guilmet for this or other roles.
Night three went from the sublime to the ridiculous. Drama Critics Circle Award-winning playwright Rafael Lima's Parting Gestures starred Miami talents Beverly Besoner (Gertrude Stein and a Companion) and Robert Wolfe(PVT. Wars). This work again offered the promise of a potentially great piece, as long as some cutting is carefully done in the first fifteen minutes, thereby introducing dramatic action more quickly into the play. Primarily an emotional showdown between a son and his mother on the day of the father's funeral, the elegiac and elegant dialogue deals with the ephemeral nature of memory and the need for families to cing to a lie.


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