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This private beachfront patio is 20 feet from the most stunning expanse of water in the Caribbean, overlooking St. John. Your beachfront condo, newly remodeled, features a bright, open floor plan. The furniture is Caribbean in style with a comfortable Queen-size sleeper sofa, 32" flat screen TV and satellite. New Listing: The original owner [of 20 years] has never previously listed this property.
This is part of the Sapphire Beach Resort and Marina located on the east end of the island. It is the perfect place for any type of vacation – from adventurous, to fun in the sun, to relaxing by the pool. You don't have to leave Sapphire Beach Resort, everything you need for a memorable vacation is right on-site.
Dive into the fresh water pool, then dry off and play on of the four tennis courts or join a game of beach volleyball. Sapphire Beach Resort is located in a lovely landscaped tropical vegetation garden amidst palm and banana trees. You can snorkel right off Sapphire Beach, sail, windsurf, parasail or jet ski. The marina, only 50 feet from your porch, offers boats for rent, in addition to planned excursions to adjacent islands including St. John and the British Virgin Islands, snorkeling, the best PADI scuba diving on St. Thomas, and deep sea fishing. For golfers, you can't beat the nearby prestigious Mahogany Run Golf Course.
Hello Nathan, Just wanted to say "Thank you" for sharing your condo with us. It was very nice (no problems). The view from the porch was so amazing. I hope I never forget that picture in my head. We snorkeled off the beach and we went on a New Horizon's sailboat over to St. John- awesome day! Take care,
What a beautiful time we had! Thank you so much for such a great place to rent. Everything was perfect! This is a perfect place for a couple who really wants to getaway and RELAX! The view was spectacular and to just be able to walk out on to the beach and enjoy the beauty. Exactly like the pictures show! Would recommend that you just go buy food at the grocery store and cook meals in. Taking a taxi can add up, we had planned on eating out most nights but found to be costly. Food is expensive so plan accordingly on you vacation budget. A comment was made that the refrigerator had rust on outside..it's minimal and really the unit works great. No worries right-just go out side and enjoy! We took a Snorkle Aventure with New Horizons. Highly recommend it, you'll sail over to St. John and snorkel in 2 different coves. Our captian made the trip so memoriable. Everything is included, snorkle equip,food & drink. The cost was so affordable. Nathan, we appreciate all the guidance you gave us and for making the arrangements so easy. We hope to come back again next year. Island Time is Awesome!
WiFi was non-existent and shared but no one using on other side so just very poor. Beautiful grounds but main grounds under work for some time and items not available. No TV remotes so have to look for switches on back to change channels. Fridge and items rusting in kitchen from wear and age. Power loses several times at night shut off all all AC and fans. Needs some TLC.
We had an amazing time in this condo. Great location, clean, convenient and comfortable. We love it here and hope to be back sooner than later. Me, my husband and 6 year old son enjoyed this vacation thanks to Nathan's home away from home. You will too!!!
I just returned from vacation with my wife, daughter, and a friend of my daughter. From what you see in the photographs is just what there is. We had no complaints about the condo at all. When we arrived the unit was clean and in order. The couch makes into a nice roll away bed. We all had plenty of room for the entire stay. The water is just steps from the back patio. There is coral reefs just feet from the shoreline for some good snorkeling. We all went on a snorkeling trip one day and all decided we see more fish behind our condo then in this well known snorkeling area we had been taken to. If you are looking for a five star resort this is not for you. If you are planning a vacation and on a budget you cant go wrong. The only negatives we had about our trip was the price of groceries and the taxi fares. You know the old saying (when looking at photographs they can be deceiving). There is nothing deceiving about the photographs describing this property. All I can say is no complaints and wonderful.
We were very excited about our trip to St. Thomas and your condo did not disappoint! If you're looking for a nice, quiet getaway right on the beach, then this is it. Many times, we had the beach right outside the condo to ourselves. If you are wanting to explore, make sure to rent a car as the resort is a bit away from other places. Overall, we had a great stay and look forward to a return trip! Thank you for sharing your condo with us!
This property is all about the location. It's perfect! Out of all the buildings in the resort, only two have unobstructed views of the water just steps outside the door. This ground floor unit also has the advantage of direct access to the beach through the sliding patio door. Higher units have balconies, but to get to the sand, you'd have to walk down the stairs and around the building. The view is always stunning, no matter the time of day or weather conditions. St. John across the way has beautiful twinkling lights at sunset. Motor boats and sailboats can be seen making their way across the bay. Rainbows, sunrises, birds flying and chattering, waves gently crashing in, a breeze cooling sun-warmed skin. Heaven.
This is not a luxury resort. The pool is beautiful, but the snack-shack/bar is closed. The unit itself is basic. Comfortable bed and furniture, all linens and kitchen accessories are there. It's nice and clean. The fridge will need to be replaced soon, as the inside has some broken parts, the outside has some rust, and it makes strange noises. The description says it's wheelchair accessible, which it is not. Overall, it was a nice, comfortable, functional place to stay.
We spent a lot of time snorkeling right outside the unit. This was our first time, but I can't imagine a better place. This is not a good swimming beach, unless you wear water shoes, as it is rocky. Down the way a bit, there is a great swimming beach with soft, white sand.
We loved our stay here and will definitely return!!
The picturesque, small yachting and boating village of Red Hook is located one-half mile away. You can reach it with a leisurely walk and/or use one of the air-conditioned cabs always available to take you to any of the nearby attractions. Red Hook has great restaurants, nightlife, gift stores, and the ferry that takes you to the nearby island of Saint John.
For those with an exploring nature, St. Thomas has a wide variety of attractions, including historic buildings, Blackbeard's castle, underwater submarine tour, boat tours, sky ride, marine park, and ecotours to name just a few of the spectacular sights to see and activities to enjoy. Of course, there is plenty of shopping and amazing restaurants for you to try.
Other Activities: Snorkeling in front of condo. Scuba diving available. Marina 50 feet away. Charter boats for deep sea fishing and sightseeing.
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Speaker will be Dr. Sandra Robinson, Provost of the Mary Ellen Stempfle University and Distance Learning Center of Wayne County Community College.
Our League has long had a representative on Wayne County Community College District's Eastside Advisory Council, and it's time we became more acquainted with the new educational opportunities available to people of all ages through WCCCD. Have you noticed the new WCCCD buildings on Vernier? Do you know the educational possibilities these buildings represent for students in our area? And for retired people too?
Dr. Sandra Truitt Robinson, Provost of the Mary Ellen Stempfle University Center and its neighbor on Vernier, the Center for Distance Learning, is the featured speaker at our Annual Meeting. Dr. Robinson has had a distinguished career in public education and was recognized nationally for developing and implementing innovative magnet programs at Martin Luther King High School in Detroit. Under her direction the University Center has secured partnerships with several colleges and universities so that students can complete degrees and access graduate level courses without having to leave the region. Distance learning, dual enrollment and webinars are opportunities not available twenty years ago - and what can students expect twenty years from now?
Our annual meeting will be at the beautiful Country Club of Detroit with registration beginning at 8:30. Breakfast will be served at 8:45. $26.00 per person.
Please send you registration form in to Mary Jo Johnson before April 25 if at all possible. The absolute deadline is May 4.
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It will be held:
Tuesday, April 14, 7:00 pm
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15175 E. Jefferson
Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230
On March 18 our League is honoring women who personify women's history in Michigan.
The Honorable Lynne Pierce, who, after practicing law privately, moved into the public sector to serve as Municipal Judge in Grosse Pointe Woods, then as a Wayne County Circuit Court Judge.
Carol Cain, Free Press columnist and host of "Michigan Matters", is a highly respected journalist. Journalism runs in her family - her mother, Ruth Cain, was also a journalist known to many as Ruth Alden.
Emily Fijol, Executive Director of the Michigan Women's History Museum and Hall of Fame, represents all those Michigan women whose knowledge and talent have contributed so much to our lives.
In absentia, honors will also be awarded to Mary Sue Coleman, and Beth Chappell for their contributions.
Guests are welcome. Dessert reception to follow.
Cost : $8.00
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It begins at 5:30. Tickets are $50 individually or $500 for a table.
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Friends and family welcome -- a great opportunity to meet Congresswoman Dingell.
The Grosse Pointe League has had co-Presidents before, but this year we are trying something brand new - a four person Presidential Team. It appears it needs four of us to fill the shoes of outgoing President Christina Schlitt, who has led us so efficiently and with such graciousness. All of us are committed to keeping our League an important part of this community and having fun doing it!
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Cubs waste Lake's 4 hits, lose 6-2 to Dodgers
CHICAGO Junior Lake wouldn't say if he's here to stay. It's hard to envision him being sent back to the minors, now with the way he's hitting.
Lake became the first Cubs player to collect four hits twice in his first 16 major league games since at least 1916, and he was once again the lone bright spot for Chicago in a 6-2 loss to the surging Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday.
"I don't make the decision," he said through an interpreter.
Actually, he might be doing just that.
It would be hard to justify sending Lake back to Triple-A anytime soon. After all, his average is at .358 since he got called up on July 19 and he's the first major leaguer since St. Louis' Bo Hart in 2003 to collect four hits twice in his first 16 games.
Even with another eye-popping performance, though, the Cubs lost for the fifth time in six games.
Mark Ellis extended his hitting streak to 13 games before both he and manager Don Mattingly were ejected, and the Dodgers matched an 89-year-old club record with their 12th straight road victory.
Ellis doubled and scored in the third inning before being tossed by plate umpire Alan Porter when he and Mattingly argued a called third strike in the fourth, but that didn't stop the Dodgers from improving to 12-2 since the All-Star break.
The NL West leaders remained unbeaten on the road since a loss at San Francisco on July 6 and matched the 1924 Brooklyn Robins for the longest streak in franchise history.
"It's pretty special," said Nick Punto, who had two hits and drove in two runs. "Pretty cool. Since 1924 someone was saying. That's really cool. This is a really special team."
Adrian Gonzalez and Yasiel Puig each added a pair of hits and scored a run for the Dodgers.
Los Angeles took control early, scoring two in the third and two more in the fourth while building a 5-1 lead and chasing All-Star Travis Wood (7-8).
That was enough for Hyun-Jin Ryu (10-3), who became the first Dodgers rookie to win 10 games since Kazuhisa Ishii in 2002. The left-hander matched a season high by allowing 11 hits in 5 1-3 innings but held Chicago to just two runs. He also struck out six without a walk.
Wood lasted just 3 1-3 innings in his shortest outing of the year, allowing five runs and seven hits. He threw 96 pitches and walked a season-high five, including four in a row in the third to force in the inning's second run after back-to-back doubles by Ellis and Punto and make it 3-1.
Was Porter squeezing him?
"No. I felt like I was just missing," Wood said.
The Dodgers added to their lead in the fourth after Ellis and Mattingly got tossed.
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For almost exactly a hundred years, Hollywood has been complicit -- no, salient -- in promoting pro-Confederate falsehoods about the Civil War and Reconstruction. Now Spielberg and Kushner and everyone involved in Lincoln have at last declared, "Enough!"
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A spirited if episodic address delivered by our first black president on the occasion of his second inauguration, acclaimed by most of the media, living up to many expectations of the Democratic base, and... a relatively flat response from the public as a whole. What gives?
John Wilkes Booth saw himself as ridding the nation of a tyrant, but the nation mostly saw him as the treasonous assassin of their elected leader. See how this works? It's all a matter of perspective, isn't it.
To my friends who are cynical, who say it is just a speech, just words, I would argue that if you look at America's history, words matter.
The following key principles, largely absent from Obama's first term in office, formed the backbone of Rev. King's life and work.
As President Obama draws strength from the legacies of Lincoln and King, it is time for us to recommit ourselves to their vision of an America that lives up to its founding promise.
Since President George Washington's first ever inauguration in 1789, the location, date and celebration of the event has transformed.
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Regardless of your politics, if you're a Christian leader who has ever taken your job seriously, becoming yoked with Barack Obama can be public-relations kryptonite. But the irony of the latest debacle is that it undermines Obama's intentional efforts to be a president of inclusivity.
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Let's dispense with tortured logic and contorted arguments. Arguments get mangled when the truth sticks in your craw. One relevant truth is: A lot of people just like big guns. Big guns make people feel powerful. Lots of people like to be able to say: My gun's bigger than your gun!
This is not just about -- or even mostly about -- overt racists who explicitly see people of color as something less than human. Such people are still out there, of course. But the belief in racial hierarchy also persists in much more subtle ways.
Regardless of an individual's opinion, American or not, this idea that an American's right to bear arms is "sacrosanct" runs too deep to influence a difference in thought process.
To see where the clash comes from, we first need to understand the revolutionary nature of the Imago Dei idea in its original context in the texts of Genesis.
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I'm curious if PBS can do what Django couldn't, as in, get Spike Lee to watch The Abolitionists, a new docudrama. Many criticisms of recent films centered around slavery have noted the absence of the abolitionists. Mad props to PBS for giving abolitionists their long overdue shine.
God knows that we have hope tanks. He know this about us better than anyone. That's why he gave us a Book full of promises, packed with vivid descriptions of what we have to look forward to as Christians.
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from Aesop Rock – Zero Dark Thirty Lyrics on Genius
Aesop is saying, "It's my turn to win". In this case, he's going to win big. It's a great old school video game reference that Aesop has mentioned before. He has a song called The Greatest Pac-Man Victory in History. The image below is the "kill screen" for the arcade classic, Pac Man.
Adversely, you could also look at this and assume this is his last chance to win, but I don't think he's that much of a pessimist or he would have quit rap a long time ago.
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I was so excited when my husband told me we were going to Monaco by boat instead of bus. We got to the port and climbed aboard at 9.30. We went to the upper tier of the boat and got brilliant seats. The captain and his mate were funny and kept us all amused the whole way there and back pointing out the homes of the rich and famous and giving us a history lesson along the Cote D'Azur. This was 1 of my best experiences EVER in the South of France(and we go 4/5 times a year). The trip there was great but the trip home was fantastic, we sat on the back lower tier on the way home and felt as if we were returning to Nice on a speed boat. Ever sight was from a different angle, Eze castle on the hill, Casino and Palace in Monte Carlo from the water. It was a wonderful experience and not to be missed. Loved it!!!
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Delaware has become the first state to enact the Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (the "Act") The Uniform Law Commission describes the act as a law "that will vest fiduciaries with at least the authority to manage and distribute digital assets, copy or delete digital assets, and access digital assets." The fiduciaries covered in the Delaware Act include executors, trustees, agents under a power of attorney, and guardians of incompetent individuals. The Delaware Act will likely go into effect on January 1, 2015 and will relate to residents of Delaware, regardless of where the digital companies are located.
The Wall Street Journal pointed out that this could conflict with federal laws enacted to protect consumer privacy that restrict companies from disclosing digital content without owner consent. One common critique of the Act is that communication with certain third parties that is private or confidential (such as lawyers, doctors, clergy) would be disclosed under the Act. But the same argument can be said for any physical property or letters that could be found at the deceased individual's home.
Google, on its own initiative, created an Inactive Account Manager. Google users can access this in their Account, under Data Tools. The Interactive Account Manager allows a user to provide contact information for 1 to 10 "trusted friends" that will be notified if your account is inactive for a "timeout period" set by the user. The shortest timeout period option is 3 months. After the timeout period, the named "trusted friend" will be notified he or she has access to your account and will be provided access to certain account data as specified by the user. Two important differences between this and the Act are (1) Google allows naming any number of "trusted friends" who may or may not agree on what to do with the information received and (2) Google will only notify the trusted friend after the timeout period, which could be up to 18 months. It is unclear if Google will comply with the less stringent requirements under the new Act, or whether it will stick by its user agreement and fight the Act.
(If you are looking for a refresher on digital assets, you may remember our prior four-part series on digital assets from December 2013. The final post contains links to the three prior posts as well.)
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Mr. Runner 2: The Masks [iOS] Review
Posted on June 3, 2013 AT 01:31pm
Let's face it, there are hundreds of thousands of games on iOS and many of them feel like the same game with a different skin so it makes it difficult to find that "stand out". Mr. Runner 2: The Masks does manage to make itself known and provides more than just the average "runner" game.
The mechanics for Mr. Runner 2: The Masks is where the real difference lies. It is not all about running headlong and maybe jumping over obstacles. Players will be required to slow down and make those speed decisions on the fly. The controls are really simple, either tap or hold "buttons" located on the lower left and lower right corners of the screen. You never fully stop, so knowing when to start slowing down is vital lest you continue moving right under that boulder that will crush you. Power-ups and items can be collected and used; like Revives, coins, chests and other useful things. Coins can be used to purchase new costumes as well.
The style of Mr. Runner 2 is charming. While done in 2D, the comic book quality of the opening scenes is silly and imaginative. You are Mr. Runner and you have been locked up by Le Magie. You are not locked in a prison exactly, your head has been locked away. You must run through the world and collect keys to help unlock your mind…before you forget everything about yourself.
The levels are well designed in both difficulty and presentation. It will feel like you are "running" through the panels of a comic book and it works. The music is well chosen for each level and I never found myself wanting to shut it off. Sometimes music can get annoying when you are stuck on a level but not this time. It was a wonderful compliment and did not overpower the experience in any way. The game can easily be put down and picked up, which is extremely important in a mobile game. Being able to play for 10-15 minute stretches and then walk away is mandatory and Mr. Runner 2 does not fail on that point.
Mr. Runner 2 is divided into a series of "paintings" that players must run through to gather keys. There are five paintings and each painting has eight levels. Each level will offer tons of obstacles, anything from collapsing ceilings and water barriers…and sometimes things more bizarre. There is enough content to keep players busy for hours. Replay value is high if you are the "completionist" type. Getting 3-stars on every level will surely keep you playing longer than you would expect.
Overall, Mr. Runner 2: The Masks is a solid mobile game, fun to play and a good way to spend a little money on a lot of fun. It offers a challenge without making you want to pitch your phone across the room.
Score: B+
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I think a video of this call will get trotted out when another bad call is made. Like seeing a replay of Denkinger's call in the '85 Series. But it will just be a footnote.
Just as a general comment, I'd hate to see baseball get even more technology in it. I like to see baseball played and umped by people, imperfect as they may be. Its just a game and lives don't depend on it.
We've already got enough technology in every other aspect of life. I don't want to see microchips embedded in bats, balls, bases, players, umps, etc etc.
Get off my lawn.
Teach tolerance.
I say you absolutely overturn it. With permission from Galarraga, Donald, and Joyce, it would no doubt improve this situation. Surely, it won't replace the moment and the thrill of throwing a perfect game, but you can't possibly tell me that overturning the call would improve the situation. Joyce is going to live with this for the rest of his life. If Bud overturns it, you have to think that it releases some of the burden off Joyce.
The reason why I think this should be overturned is because this play had no overall effect on the game. It is simply a scoring change. The ruling isn't saying that a run should or shouldn't have scored, it's just saying that a guy that should have been called out is called out. EVERYONE on the planet knows that it was a perfect game. The Tigers still won the game. Why not change it? If it happened in the 5th inning, I would say no way. But this would have ENDED THE GAME! Everyone knows it would have ended the game. It's not setting a precedent for games to be decided by Selig. It's simply changing the scoring of a single play.
I really really really hope Selig gets this one right.
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Maybe they can also overturn that Brett Hull goal from the Stanely Cup finals
Don't change the call. No other call has been changed, don't start now.
Yes, it would be the 'right' thing to do. However, I don't like setting this precedent. Where do you draw the line? It was a judgment call by the umpire. Until/unless instant replay is instituted, don't go changing calls just because it was the last out and it was a perfect game.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
I think it would be a really bad idea to reverse it. Sports aren't perfect, you can't just go back and change things because it would make everyone feel better.
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I doubt Selig changes anything -- it would set a pretty broad precedent, particularly considering it didn't affect the outcome of the game.
You live and, hopefully, learn.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
I would like to see the ruling on the field overturned and Galarraga awarded the perfect game, but that said, I don't think Selig should overturn the ruling on the field.
My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
"Boys, I'm one of those umpires that misses 'em every once in a while so if it's close, you'd better hit it." Cal Hubbard
Scoring changes are hits vs. errors or who gets the win called by the official scorer.
Scoring changes are not how many runs were scored or who was out called by the game umpires.
Managers can make protests about how a rule was applied and the commish can rule on those and order the game replayed from a certain point. Like the Brett pine tar game.
It would be a the biggest can of worms you've ever seen in your life if Selig overturned this call. It wasn't a rule misapplication. It was an ump blew a call. Play on.
Teach tolerance.
And what happens the next time? And the time after that?
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The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. -- Terrance Mann (Field of Dreams)
Galarraga and Joyce both showed true CLASS in this incident. What a great example both of these men have shown. Especially Galarraga.
Honestly, if the commissioner really has the authority, I'd be in favor of him overruling the blown call. (I can't find the authority in the official rules, though.) While I never want the commissioner to start interfering with calls in every game, this is truly a unique case. Since this is the FINAL out of a perfect game and the call is obviously wrong on the field, overturning it would make sense to me. The team is robbed of a celebration, but I'd rather see Galarraga get what he deserves in the record book.
And I'll go on the record as saying that I'm not for the use of instant replay on the field.
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I remember once hearing the great French actor-director Jean-Louis Barrault say something that has stayed with me: "A real chair in a real setting isn't interesting. A stylized chair in a stylized setting isn't interesting. But a stylized chair in a real setting — now that's interesting." Barrault, in his versatility, could be a touchstone for our time. A master of classical French acting, he was likewise both a superb mime and skilled enough at naturalistic detail to become a movie star. When Barrault ran a Paris theater in the 1950s and '60s, he produced works from France's literary pantheon — Racine, Beaumarchais, Marivaux — side by side with outrageous, sometimes scandal-causing new plays by the likes of Beckett, Genet, and Ionesco.
In the middle of all that, he found time to revitalize pieces of saucy 19th-century triviality like Feydeau's Occupe-toi d'Amélie and Offenbach's La vie parisienne. As a student, I saw and was blown away by that last celebrated production when it played here at City Center in 1964 (in rep with works by Racine, Beaumarchais, and Ionesco). Yearsa later, I found what he had written about it in one of his volumes of memoirs: "I produced La vie parisienne because I concluded that it was necessary for the company's artistic development." Yes: When you are orating as one of Racine's Roman heroes, and climbing up the mound toward Winnie in Beckett's Happy Days, it is also necessary for you and your whole company to do the can-can.
That makes perfect sense to me. Barrault had an advantage, though: He lived in a country where the tradition of nationally subsidized art had deep roots, where a more homogeneous population carried on its political contentions with far less rancor (though there was plenty of the latter when he premiered Genet's The Screens), and where a lopsided economy was not compelling artists to learn to cope, as ours must today, with severely reduced expectations. There was, too, more time for everything, including contemplation. Our Internet-driven hunger for instant results leaves us little enough of that.
And yet we have time — enough of it anyway, for the remarkable artists on our Obie winners list to have achieved the work we've honored them for. And we know — the committee knows better than anyone else — how many more our theater possesses to equal them. In our struggle to sort out what the hell we are doing and why, we must always remember that we are blessed. On a bad night in the theater, I may feel that I am trapped in some inexplicable purgatory. The next night, at a different show in a different performance space, I can feel that I'm the luckiest man alive.
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Things we learned on Sunday of Week 2
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- Running backs improved on their horrible Week 1 effort, but the second weekend was still dominated by the passing game.
In Philadelphia, both Philip Rivers and Michael Vick cracked the 400-yard mark, yet neither was the week's best quarterback. Number one was Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers who took apart a Washington defense for 480 yards and four scores.
Beside those three guys, eight other quarterbacks earned the 300-yard bonus and four more threw for 290-plus yards.
Below are a few more things we observed.
Compiled by Thomas Harrigan, Jesse Pantuosco and Steve Schwarz.
Rams at Falcons
It looked like Atlanta had this thing wrapped up early but the Rams brought it down to the wire. Twenty one of St. Louis' 24 points came after half-time.
Steven Jackson's eight-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter was his final play of the day. On Twitter, I saw someone compare his exit to George Costanza leaving the room after telling a great joke. You always have to go out on top. On a more serious note, let's hope his thigh is okay.
Daryl Richardson has great hair but he didn't have a great fantasy day. He hit a brick wall almost every time he touched it (10 carries for 35 yards).
Speaking of brick walls, the Rams didn't get much from tight end Jared Cook on Sunday (one catch for 10 yards). Fantasy owners who took the bait after his solid Week 1 (141 yards, two touchdowns) couldn't have been too thrilled.
Just 36 yards rushing for the Falcons? Eek. That's going to spell trouble if Jackson's thigh injury ends up costing him a few games.
Roddy White was invisible for a second straight week. He was targeted three times and finished the afternoon with just 21 yards. It may be a while before we see the "real" Roddy. Sometimes high ankle sprains can linger for up to two months.
The game ball has to go to Julio Jones. The third-year wideout from Alabama (roll Tide) carved the Rams' secondary up like a Jack-o-Lantern (11 catches, 182 yards).
The 352 yards Bradford threw for were his most since Dec. 16 against Minnesota (377). Through two weeks, he's given fantasy owners both quantity (651 passing yards on 93 attempts) and quality (five TDs, 63.4 completion percentage).
Browns at Ravens
At times, this looked like the sequel to Thursday's Jets/Patriots game except without the rain and all the Tom Brady temper tantrums. What I'm saying is, it wasn't pretty.
Football or see the birth of my child? Joe Flacco (22-for-33, 211 yards, 1 TD) chose football on Sunday.
So far, tight end Jordan Cameron (five catches for 95 yards on Sunday) has been Brandon Weeden's favorite target this season. That could change next week when Josh Gordon returns from his suspension, though.
The running back timeshare in Baltimore is no myth. Even before Ray Rice went down with a strained hip flexor in the fourth quarter, Bernard Pierce was still getting tons of touches. It's clear the 50/50 split we all feared is actually happening.
What's up with Trent Richardson? Just 105 yards rushing in two games? Fantasy owners were expecting more from him. I suppose it doesn't help that the Browns are almost always playing from behind.
Panthers at Bills
Stevie Johnson to the rescue! Now that's how you win in style, am I right? The Doug Marrone Era has officially begun in Orchard Park.
E.J. Manuel (27-for-39, 296 yards) sure was something wasn't he? He's the leader in the clubhouse for Rookie of the Year honors. Not that he has much competition (hopefully Geno Smith won't read this).
Another underwhelming performance for Cam Newton (21-for-38, 229 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT). He was a top-five fantasy quarterback at the start of the year but now I'm not sure if he's even top-10 material. He did have one nice play though, a Johnny Football-like escape for a first down early in the fourth quarter.
It looked like we might have a running back controversy brewing after C.J. Spiller snoozed through Week 1. Sunday, he woke up big time with 103 yards on 16 carries. Controversy averted, at least for now.
During Sunday's broadcast, Ronde Barber referred to Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly as "the best tackler in the NFL." That was before Kuechly's boneheaded pass interference penalty set Buffalo up for the game-winning touchdown. It was a costly error but you'd be hard-pressed to say that Kuechly had a bad game (14 tackles, one interception).
It wasn't the most efficient day we've ever seen (just 3.9 yards per carry) but DeAngelo Williams (85 yards rushing) is still giving fantasy owners what they want. With Jonathan Stewart out of the picture, Williams has become a rock solid RB2.
Minnesota at Chicago
Adrian Peterson reached 100 yards for the first time this season but it took him 26 carries. Aside from his 78-yard run on his first carry of the season, Peterson is averaging 2.67 yards per carry.
Bears running back Matt Forte touched the ball 30 times (19 carries, 11 receptions) for 161 yards from scrimmage and has 53 touches through two games under new coach Marc Trestman. Forte averaged 19.5 touches per game last season.
Jay Cutler has two tremendous red zone weapons in Brandon Marshall and Martellus Bennett; it wouldn't be surprising to see him exceed 30 touchdown passes this season.
Cutler targeted Marshall 10 times, Bennett nine and Forte 11. He still looked Alshon Jeffery's way five times, but completed just one.
Tennessee at Houston
Chris Johnson has handled 25 carries in each of the first two games but has produced just 166 yards (3.32 ypc). With San Diego, the New York Jets, Kansas City, Seattle and San Francisco coming up in the next five games, Johnson will have to keep grinding until the bye week.
Ben Tate's 60-yard run helped him out-rush Arian Foster by 14 yards on 10 fewer carries, but Foster inspired some confidence with 79 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries (4.2 ypc).
Matt Schaub had his second straight three-score game; tight ends Owen Daniels and Garrett Graham have combined for four of his six passing touchdowns.
Rookie DeAndre Hopkins broke out with seven receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown on 13 targets. With Andre Johnson in the locker room in overtime, Hopkins caught a 25-yard catch over the back of a defender to move Houston inside the two-yard line, and he finished the game with a walk-off tiptoe touchdown near the right side of the end zone.
Washington at Green Bay
Robert Griffin III has thrown zero touchdowns in the first half over the last two weeks, but five in the second, while going over 320 yards in both. However, he has rushed just nine times for 25 yards so far.
Leonard Hankerson caught two garbage-time touchdowns in Week 1 but Pierre Garcon was Griffin's preferred target against Green Bay. Garcon had 13 looks and he caught eight of them for 143 yards and a touchdown. Garcon should lead the team in targets most weeks.
Aaron Rodgers carved up the Washington Redskins even better than Philadelphia did last Monday, throwing for 480 yards on 34-of-42 passing with four touchdowns and zero turnovers. Rodgers made sure to get all his receivers involved, finding Randall Cobb for nine catches, 128 yards and a touchdown, Jordy Nelson for 66 yards and two scores, Jermichael Finley for 65 yards and a touchdown and James Jones, who had zero catches last week, for 11 receptions and 178 yards on 12 targets.
Eddie Lacy was concussed on his first carry of the game and James Starks made himself relevant in fantasy leagues again with 132 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. It will be interesting to see whether Starks will cut into Lacy's carries after this performance. Rookie Johnathan Franklin had zero touches, which should tell you where he fits in the team's present plans.
Miami at Indianapolis
Right off the bat we saw evidence that the squeaky wheel does indeed get the grease as whiney Mike Wallace was involved in the first Dolphins' scoring drive catching three balls for 46 yards, including the touchdown. He finished with nine receptions for 115 yards. For fantasy owners who likely struggled with the decision of whether to start Wallace after last week, the pressure is off. Wallace is going to be a big part of the offense.
Lamar Miller looked much improved over the guy who rushed for three yards on 10 carries in Week 1. But he is still going to give up a significant portion of his carries to Daniel Thomas because he hasn't shut the door with the monster performance in either game that fantasy owners were hoping for.
A big-time T.Y. Hilton sighting after he was a nearly invisible in Week 1 with three catches for 20 yards. Quarterback Andrew Luck looked his way early and often and he came through with six catches for 124 yards. It didn't hurt that Darrius Heyward-Bey was injured. Don't be surprised if DHB never gets his spot back.
Ahmad Bradshaw posted double-digit fantasy points, but like Miller the performance wasn't good enough for the coaches to say that he'll get a workhorse role. Backup Donald Brown got seven rushing attempts to 15 for Bradshaw.
Dallas at Kansas City
Fantasy owners are still waiting for DeMarco Murray to "explode." He put up ok yardage in Week 1 (combined for 119 from scrimmage), but didn't get into the end zone. Murray followed that effort with 25 yards on 12 carries against Kansas City. He has too much talent to play like this. Consider him a buy-low opportunity.
Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant (sprained left foot) has shown no ill-effects from the injury he suffered in the fourth quarter against the Giants. He was ready to play from the opening whistle, grabbing five balls in the first quarter for 100 yards and a touchdown. Unfortunately he couldn't keep up the pace, finished with just three more receptions for 36 yards.
The "game manager" Alex Smith was good enough for his team to go to 2-0 as he threw for 223 yards and two scores and rushed for 57 yards. He makes a nice fantasy backup option.
Jamaal Charles hasn't given fantasy owners the "big" game yet, but he at least put up double-digits in both contests.
San Diego at Philadelphia
Ryan Mathews ran better, but he still has ball security issues. It won't be long before he finds himself back on the bench. Fantasy owners pay attention and prepare for life without Mathews by picking up, or trading for, Danny Woodhead.
Philip Rivers had an excellent first half throwing for 216 and a score without a turnover. He didn't slow down in the second half either finishing with 419 yards and three touchdowns.
Eddie Royal was a non-factor all last season (23-234-1), but already has five touchdowns in two games. Owned in under 20 percent of all leagues if he's not the most picked up receiver this week, I'll be surprised.
The Eagles have no defense ... wait, we've known that for over a year now.
Just 30 first-half plays and 10 points for Chip Kelly's up tempo offense in Week 2 versus 53 plays and 23 points in the opening half last week against Washington. Of course they had a much better offense in the second half with 20 points, but the Eagles' porous defense is still the team's problem.
The Eagles two most talented players, LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson, continue to thrive in Kelly's wide-open offense. McCoy totaled 167 yards from scrimmage, Jackson 193.
Detroit at Arizona
The 72-yard touchdown pass on a slant from Matthew Stafford to Calvin Johnson reminded me of passes from Joe Montana to Jerry Rice. They loved that play too and broke the short pass for long touchdowns on many occasions.
After a 26-yard pass reception in the second quarter, Reggie Bush limped off the field. He's an excellent talent, but I've got a better chance of winning the Powerball lottery than Bush has of playing all 16 games this season.
Bush returned for the start of the third quarter and promptly put the ball on the carpet deep in his own end of the field. Joique Bell played the rest of the third quarter and all of the fourth quarter. Not sure if Bush was watching because of the injury or the fumble.
The Cardinals offense didn't do anything great, but they won the game with a fourth quarter comeback. Carson Palmer was just adequate, Rashard Mendenhall averaged a little over four yards per carry and tight end Jim Dray led the 10 guys who caught the ball with five receptions. None of the 10 were fantasy worthy.
New Orleans at Tampa Bay
Saints tight end Jimmy Graham appears to be back to his 2011 form, not that last year's version was horrible. Just not the 1,200 yards and double-digit touchdowns we expect from the uber-talented pass catcher. In Week 2 he took advantage of a confused defense for a 56-yard touchdown reception and finished with 10 receptions for 179 yards on the day.
The Bucs passing game is a complete mystery.They have a couple of talented receivers in Vincent Jackson and Mike Williams, but quarterback Josh Freeman and the coaching staff not only appear to be on different pages, but reading different books.
At least Doug Martin showed up posting his first 100-yard game of the season and sixth of his career.
Denver at New York Giants
Another fumble from Montee Ball probably earned him a seat on the bench for a few weeks. Knowing coach John Fox's view of rookie running backs, maybe longer. Knowshon Moreno had a big day (107 yards from scrimmage, 2 TDs) and is looking more and more valuable every game.
No touchdown passes from Peyton Manning in the first half likely upset fantasy owners and oddsmakers. He remedied that on his first drive of the third quarter. And then again in the fourth quarter.
Eli Manning lost a touchdown pass on consecutive plays in the second quarter. The first when a wide open Brandon Myers tripped over the 20-yard line with a clear view of the end zone in front of him. One play later Rueben Randle fumbled at the goal line while about to score. The Giants were forced to settle for a field goal. Eli Manning finished the day with one touchdown pass and four interceptions.
Most important final result of the day - Peyton beats little brother again to raise his record to 3-0 in their head-to-head matchups.
Brandon Jacobs 1-yard run in the third quarter is the latest nightmare for David Wilson's fantasy owners. Apparently coach Tom Coughlin trusts his just- signed veteran running back more than young Wilson.
Jacksonville at Oakland
Chad Henne's offense isn't any better than injured starter Blaine Gabbert's. Maybe we should stop blaming Gabbert and let the other 10 guys on the field shoulder some of the responsibility.
Maurice Jones-drew isn't injured, he's just not playing up to expectations (10-27-0 on the ground, 1 reception for 1 yard).
Darren McFadden came to play and posted his first 100-yard game of the season.
Back to reality for Oakland quarterback Terrelle Pryor and his fantasy owners. He did nothing to be excited about against an inferior Jaguars team ... except win. But that's not enough for fantasy owners.
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