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Investors are more impressed by a hedge fund's size and age than its returns, judging by a recent study.
Researchers at PerTrac first compared cumulative returns of funds with less than $100 million in assets and those running $500 million or more from 1996 and 2011. The smaller funds had a cumulative return of 558% in that time, versus 307% for the bigger ones. Despite the disparity, investors continue to throw money at bigger funds: Just 7.5% of hedge-fund managers controlled nearly three-quarters of the estimated $1.9 trillion in industry assets as of June.
Seasoned: Investors throw money at older, bigger funds even though smaller, younger ones have better returns. William Waitzman for Barron's
Young funds also topped more seasoned rivals. Those open for less than two years reaped 827% in cumulative returns in the same 15-year period, versus 446% for firms open two to four years, and 350% for firms open more than four years.
The results aren't a shock to Sam Katzman, chief investment officer at Constellation Wealth Advisors, which has a portion of its $5 billion in assets in hedge funds. The interests of younger firms are more squarely aligned with their investors, he says. Hedge funds typically earn a 2% flat fee for assets under management plus 20% of profits. For small, young firms, "Two percent barely covers the overhead," says Katzman. In contrast, large funds can live nicely on the fees; the 20% incentive is gravy.
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Euro-zone finance ministers discuss terms of a Greek buyback that's a key part of a debt-reduction plan.
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St. Louis Fed's James Bullard speaks about the economy. Boston Fed's Eric Rosengren, an FOMC voter in 2013, speaks at a mortgage conference.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council meets, in what Keefe Bruyette & Woods' Brian Gardner thinks could be a vote on nonbank designations.
Finance officials and bankers attend a Tokyo meeting on "The Global Financial Crisis: Lessons from Japan."
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WhiteHorse Finance sells 6.67 million shares in an IPO that is expected to be priced around $15 a share.
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Obama addresses the Business Roundtable. Likely topic: the fiscal cliff.
Irish government presents '13 budget.
NYSE Euronext speaks at Goldman Sachs Financial Services confab.
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While she's never one to brag – Mary Borders knew the shot was good when it left her hand.
Borders, a senior guard for the Collins High School girls' basketball team, hit a buzzer beating three-pointer from the corner to give the Titans a dramatic 42-41 win over Oldham County Saturday.
"It did, it felt good when it left my hand," Borders said. "It was the first shot I hit all game, so I guess I hit it at the right time."
It was a share and share alike night for the Shelby County High School girls' basketball team Friday as it rolled over district foe Spencer County 64-28.
The Rockets' unselfish play helped them to jump out to a big early lead against the Bears and coast the rest of the way.
"I think the first twelve baskets we had came off of twelve assists," Shelby County coach Jason Holland said. "I don't know if I have ever seen that. I am really proud of our girls, as far as the way they shared the ball."
Stopping the North Oldham attack at its source, the Shelby County boys' basketball team beat the Mustangs 77-66 Friday.
Using their defense to key on North Oldham star Jon Jon Henry, the Rockets were able to take the Mustangs out of their normal offense and keep them from scoring as they slowly built a lead.
Henry scored 22 points, right on his average of 23, but did most of his damage in the first three quarters.
Trailing at the opening of the fourth quarter, the Collins' boys' basketball team came on strong to close out a good Bullitt East team and take a 65-59 win.
The Titans used a combination of good shooting and pressure defense to secure the win. Collins hit six of 13 from the field in the final quarter including two of four three-pointers while limiting the Chargers to three of 12 from the field and just one three in six attempts.
Early in Tuesday's game against South Oldham Katie Hudgens took the inbounds pass and gave Jason Holland "the look."
"The look" conveys one thing and one thing only: what does the Shelby County girls' basketball coach want his senior point guard to do with what is becoming their team.
"When she looks over to the bench she wants to know immediately what to do," Holland said. "She's getting to the point where she knows the offense and is almost demanding because she wants to get us going."
It would have been easy for Josh Claypool to walk away from his high school swimming career – but quiting just isn't in his nature.
Just three months after suffering a traumatic hand and arm injury in a car accident, the Shelby County senior was back in the pool competing for the Rockets.
Forced into a slower pace, the Collins Titans turned to their senior guards and quick ball movement to stage a second half comeback and beat host John Hardin 65-58 Tuesday.
Trailing 28-27 at the half and struggling somewhat against the slower pace of John Hardin and a sticky zone defense employed by the Bulldogs, the Titans used crisp ball movement and some deadly outside shooting to break the game open in the third quarter.
Jakson Test may be from Australia, but he's already a Kentucky stereotype.
Like thousands of other kids around the state, he walked into a dark gym every morning this fall before school to work on his game all in hopes of becoming a better basketball player.
"It was just a personal motivation for me," Test said of his pre-season workouts. "I just wanted to get better."
For all their rip and run philosophy this year the Collins Titans turned to a gritty, blue collar defense to beat Shelby County 59-51 Saturday at Collins.
"We had to adjust some things on defense," Collins senior Brent Kidwell said. "We allowed like twenty-two drive bys in the game before, against Franklin County, and we knew there was no way we could that with Shelby and win. They are so good from 15-feet in. We wanted to make them shoot over us instead of around us, because they have so many guys who can score by going to the basket."
The learning process continued for the Collins High School boys' basketball team as it fell to Madison Central 76-71 Tuesday at home.
The Titans squandered a six-point lead to fall behind by as much as eight-points in the game before battling back into contention in the final minutes of the game. In the end, however, Madison Central's experience won out.
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To celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the Castro Theatre, Marc Huestis will shine off his very first celebration event with a live reappearance of one of his favorite stars, the luminescent 60's icon Carol Lynley. Hostette Arturo Galster leads a sing along to "The Morning After". Also, there will be a Shelley Winters look-alike contest hosted by Thrillpeddlers Russell Blackwood as Shelley Winters, featuring Leigh Crow as Ernest Borgnine, with special guest judge from Vienna-Budapest Zsa Zsa Lufthansa. Also included in this titanic event is a spanking new clip compilation honoring Ms. Lynley, an on-stage interview with the star, the 40th Anniversary Screening of the mother of all disaster pix THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, plus other special surprises. So dress as your favorite character, get out your party hats and horns, bring your own bubbles and don't miss the boat as it goes to hell upside down! The first 200 ticket buyers will also be treated to VIP seating and a pre-show autograph session in the Castro mezzanine. Carol will also be signing after the screening for all other guests.
The Poseidon Event-ure with star Carol Lynley Live In-Person for the 40th Anniversary Screening of The Poseidon Adventure is part of the Castro Theatre's 90th Year Celebration on Saturday, August 11. 9:15 for film, BUT 8 p.m. for Gala Event-ure. Click here for Gala tickets or call 415 863-0611. First 200 ticket buyers get VIP orchestra center-reserved row + special access to pre-show signing with Ms. Lynley -starting at 7! Film only starts at 9:15 pm and tickets are available at the Castro Box Office evening of show. Info at the Castro Theatre or Huestis Presents or 415 863-0611.
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Richly Toned PR66 1848 Dime1848 10C PR66 NGC. Ex: Pittman-Kaufman. Walter Breen (1989) enumerates eight examples of the very rare 1848 proof dime, while David Akers estimates that eight to 10 specimens exist, including two impounded in the American Numismatic Society and Smithsonian Institution. These figures are in line with the certified population figures, especially when resubmissions are taken into account.
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Magnificent toning adorns both sides of this Premium Gem proof, with light orange-gold on the obverse accented with splashes of sky-blue. Orange-gold and violet occupy the central reverse, flanked by iridescent greenish-gold. The design elements are crisply struck with complete separation of Liberty's foot and sandal, and full ribbing on the reverse wreath. Deep mirrors highlight the motifs on each immaculate side.
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BALTIMORE (AP) Mike Muscala scored 29 points and Bucknell took control late in the first half, going on to defeat Loyola (Md.) 66-46 in a nonconference game Friday night.
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Tristan Spurlock scored 15 points as Central Florida led wire-to-wire in a 62-45 win over Howard on Friday night.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) Ian Hummer and Denton Koon scored 17 points apiece and all five Princeton starters scored in double figures Saturday night in a 79-67 victory over Bucknell.
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I normally stuff my feelings. Old habit. I don't like feeling strong emotions because I'm afraid of losing control, which makes writing all the harder for me. Good writers regularly open a vein and empty it all over their computer screens. As Hemingway wrote, "There's nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed."


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The Robertson family, like most families, has eccentric members. They are given over to the inside humor between one another which is so often used as a means of showing affection, especially among men. The personalities are delightful. My wife and I have developed our favorites among the cast. The situations they face each week, and the lessons learned as a result, serve as a framework for communicating timeless values in a simple but effective way. There are real, human, redemptive values on display in each episode as the family faces the stuff of raising children, remaining faithful to their marriages, and supporting one another in the rough and tumble of real life. In addition, in almost every episode, they end with the extended family sharing a meal which begins with a heartfelt and sincere prayer of thanksgiving to the Lord.
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CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - (Note from Deacon Keith Fournier, Editor in Chief of Catholic Online: I was driving to the parish I serve this morning when I tuned into a local radio station. Talk show host Laura Ingraham was interviewing Willie Robertson of Duck Dynasty. The interview only reconfirmed why I wrote this article and I am republishing it.)
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - My wife Laurine and I watched the premiere program of season four of Duck Dynasty last Friday evening.
I know the program is scheduled for Wednesday evenings but, with my writing and editing during the evenings - and the invention of the DVR - our television viewing is limited and focused.
We often spend our Friday evenings watching a few shows together as we unwind from the week and prepare for the weekend.
Because of that, we were probably not numbered among the 11.8 million viewers who catapulted the show into television ratings history last week. The opening episode of season four broke all records. It was the most watched non-fiction show in cable history.
Duck Dynasty is one of our favorites television programs. Obviously, we are not alone.
I can hear the response from some of my regular readers. Some will insist that the show has no plot and little substance in its often predictable episodes. I know that. In fact, that is one of the most refreshing things about the program for me. I am tired of the agendas of the Cultural Revolution winding their way into almost all network television programming. It is so good to not have to be on my guard while watching something on T.V.
Duck Dynasty is simple, funny, light hearted and always enjoyable. After a week filled with intensity, the real kind that comes from just living life, I do not need the contrived intensity which one so often finds on television programming. Nor do I need the propaganda which is weaving its way into to so many programs.
When it first debuted, we were drawn to watch it because my wife's Mother came from West Monroe, Louisiana. After all these years we still miss her, and the idea of seeing the town she came from intrigued us. Then, the salt of the earth nature of the characters, along with the interplay between them, just captured us. It's a funny show, and it is really good to laugh.
However, the thing which keeps bringing us back is something unique in the contemporary smorgasbord of contemporary television - the actual presence of real values. These folks are salt of the earth people who simply love each other and receive all of life as a gift. They also love God in a naturally supernatural way which is communicated without the necessity of words.
The Robertson family, like most families, has eccentric members. They are given over to the inside humor between one another which is so often used as a means of showing affection, especially among men. The personalities are delightful. My wife and I have developed our favorites among the cast. The situations they face each week, and the lessons learned as a result, serve as a framework for communicating timeless values in a simple but effective way.
There are real, human, redemptive values on display in each episode as the family faces the stuff of raising children, remaining faithful to their marriages, and supporting one another in the rough and tumble of real life. In addition, in almost every episode, they end with the extended family sharing a meal which begins with a heartfelt and sincere prayer of thanksgiving to the Lord.
"My goodness", I remember thinking when I first experienced the program, "how refreshingly countercultural it is to see prayer like that in this age of self worship." The Robertson family is openly Christian. As the series unfolded my wife and I have became regular viewers. It is always recorded for Friday night watching.
In fact, we have found ourselves keeping up with the stories on the Robertson family, including the public witness of the faith of several members of the family. It is always unassuming, simple and encouraging in its delivery.
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CNS News ran the transcript of Phil Robertson, the father, grandfather and patriarch of the family, defending the child in the womb and exposing the evil of procured abortion, in his usual blunt but effective manner.
One of Phil's sons, Willie, is the CEO of the family Duck Call manufacturing business. He recently gave a beautiful presentation at an event sponsored by the Louisiana Family Forum promoting adoption and foster parenting. It is being run along with this article and is a You Tube phenomenon.
Willie and his wife adopted a bi-racial son. Their love for him, along with their other children, is truly inspiring. The insights they have learned through that love, about the love of God - and our adoption as sons and daughters of the Father in Jesus the Son - is touched upon in his talk. Again, in a naturally supernatural manner, a Robertson conveys the values which give meaning to human life.
I am glad Duck Dynasty is so popular. I hope the growing numbers of viewers begin to catch what the Robertson's have, living faith which has entered into every aspect of their life together. Boy, could the entire Nation use a good dose of that.
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Looking to add depth to the infield, the Seattle Mariners acquired versatile Robert Andino from the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday in exchange for reserve outfielder Trayvon Robinson. The trade instantly gives the Mariners an experienced infielder who can play second base, third base and shortstop. Andino is likely to fill the role held this past season by Japanese infielder Munenori Kawasaki. ''With Robert having major league and playoff experience and still relatively young, we thought that it made sense to make this trade and let him come in and compete,'' Seattle general manager Jack Zduriencik said in a statement. Despite struggling at the plate, Andino has played in 266 games the last two seasons for the Orioles. Andino started 106 games last season for the Orioles, including 96 at second base, but also spent time at shortstop and third base. Andino is out of options and is arbitration eligible. The trade left Seattle's 40-man roster at 37. Robinson played in 90 games over ...
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Chicago Bridge & Iron Company NV (CBI US) rose 5.7 percent, the most since Dec. 1, to $40.82. The construction company was awarded a $2.3 billion contract from Chevron Australia for mechanical, electrical, instrumentation work on the energy company's Gorgon Project, scheduled to be completed 2015.
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The Eames' Powers of Ten and Eva Szasz's Cosmic Zoom both came out in 1968 and were based on Kees Boeke's 1957 essay called Cosmic View. This seems like an incredible coincidence. I couldn't find anything online about which film came first or if there was any influence one way or the other, so I thought I'd ask if anyone knows anything about which came out first. Hit me at email@example.com.
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There's finally a stable copy of Charles and Ray Eames' seminal Powers of Ten video available online, courtesy of the Eames Office YouTube account.
Powers of Ten takes us on an adventure in magnitudes. Starting at a picnic by the lakeside in Chicago, this famous film transports us to the outer edges of the universe. Every ten seconds we view the starting point from ten times farther out until our own galaxy is visible only a s a speck of light among many others. Returning to Earth with breathtaking speed, we move inward -- into the hand of the sleeping picnicker -- with ten times more magnification every ten seconds. Our journey ends inside a proton of a carbon atom within a DNA molecule in a white blood cell.
Core77 and Eames Office are holding a competition to see who can make the best 2-minute video response to Powers of Ten.
Angelina Jolie, powers of a ten. By Eamesfiddle.
One could imagine a Powers of Ten video with drawer pulling instead of zooming.
Cosmic Zoom is a 1968 animated short film directed by Eva Szasz, made under the auspices of the National Film Board of Canada, and was the inspiration of the Eames' wonderful Powers of Ten. Cosmic Zoom was in turn based on Cosmic View: The Universe in 40 Jumps by Kees Boeke.
The Ghost Map is a book about:
- a bacterium
- the human body
- a geographical map
- a man
- a working friendship
- a household
- a city government
- a neighborhood
- a waste management system1
- an epidemic
- a city
- human civilization
You hooked yet? Well, you should be. As the narrative unfolds around the 1854 London cholera epidemic, author Steven Johnson weaves all of these social, geographical, and biological structures/webs/networks into a scientific parable for the contemporary world. The book is at its best when it zooms among these different scales in a Powers of Ten-like fashion (something Johnson calls The Long Zoom), demonstrating the interplay between them: the way the geography of a neighborhood affected the spread of a virus, how ideas spreading within a social context are like an epidemic, or the comparison between the organism of the city and the geography of a bacterial colony within the human colon. None of this is surprising if you've read anything about emergence, complexity, or social scale invariance, but Johnson effectively demonstrates how tightly coupled the development of (as well as our understanding of) viral epidemics and large cities were across all of these scales.
The other main theme I saw in the book is how inherently messy science is. Unlike many biographies, The Ghost Map doesn't try to tie everything up into a nice little package to make a better story. The cholera epidemic and its resolution was sloppy; there was no aha! moment where everyone involved understood what was going on and knew what had to be done. But the scientific method applied by John Snow to the situation was solid and as more evidence became available over the years, his theory of and solution to cholera epidemics were revealed as actual fact. Johnson reminds us that that's how science works most of the time; science is a process, not a set of facts and theories. During the recent debate in the US over evolution and intelligent design, I felt a reluctance on the part of scientists to admit to this messiness because it would give an opening to their detractors: "haha, so you admit you don't know what's going on at all!" Which is unfortunate, because science is powerful in its nuance and rough edges (in some ways, science is what happens at the margins) in helping us understand ourselves and the world we live in.
[1] Had Mark Kurlansky written this book, it would have been called "Shit: How Human Effluence Changed the World". ↩
Some sweet soul has put Powers of Ten online. If you've never seen it, I can't recommend it enough:
Powers of Ten is a short film by Charles and Ray Eames, whose work you may have previously sat in. The film starts on a picnic blanket in Chicago and zooms out 10x every 10 seconds until the entire universe (more or less) is visible. And then they zoom all the way back down into the nucleus of an atom. A timeless classic. (via youngna)
Update: How in the hell did I miss this Powers of Ten Simpsons couch gag? (thx, ray and jeff)
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ATHENS, Ga. Nicole Gibbs and Mallory Burdette had no trouble putting aside their differences to help Stanford win its second national title of the day.
Not long after Gibbs knocked off her Cardinal teammate 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 to win the NCAA singles title, she and Burdette joined forces to beat Georgia's Chelsey Gullickson and Nadja Gilchrist for the doubles championship Monday.
"It's hard to play your teammate in such a big moment," Stanford coach Lele Forood said. "And then to come back and double with them to win a title is a testament to how mature they both are and that they could do what they had to do today."
Gibbs and Burdette credited their 6-2, 6-4 doubles victory with having already gotten over the nerves of playing on a big stage. Following a 2-hour, 40-minute singles match, Gibbs and Burdette weren't affected when rain forced the doubles match to be played entirely indoors.
Their legs benefited, too, from an 80-minute delay between the end of the singles and the start of doubles.
"We make it really tough on our opponents when we make a lot of first serves and a lot of returns," said Burdette, who paired with Hilary Barte to win the 2011 doubles title for Stanford. "We make them play every single point and then we're putting pressure on them by moving around at the net. I think we do a great job of that."
The doubles victory assuaged any awkward feelings that followed the singles match.
After beating her teammate, Gibbs seemed almost apologetic.
"I got to look that pain of losing in the eye in the second set," Gibbs said. "Just being down in the breaker, I saw it multiple times, so I know how tough that is and I wouldn't wish that on a teammate in any other situation. I'm happy that I won, but I'm also sad for her as well."
Gibbs, the No. 3 seed, trailed 4-1 in the second set and 5-2 in the tiebreaker before the fifth-seeded Burdette double-faulted to even the match.
Gibbs, a sophomore, is the first Stanford woman to win the singles title since Amber Liu in 2004. The last championship match with two Stanford women came in 2001 when Laura Granville beat Lauren Kalvaria.
"I've been through that few times, so the hard thing is to find somewhere to sit and not fidget too much because it is unusual," said Forood, who has led the Cardinal to six NCAA team titles in 12 seasons as coach. "I was not surprised at the length of the match. Obviously, there was a little bit of see-sawing, but I'd seen them play already once this year in a final and it was similar."
Though she started slowly in singles, Gibbs regained some of the momentum she had from taking a three-set victory Sunday over No. 1 seed Allie Will of Florida.
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The site has been almost entirely cleared out, with dozens of tress felled. Some neighbors saw this as an issue that goes beyond an inconvenience.
"They told us they would try to keep the trees, that has just not happened," said one longtime resident who did not want to be named.
Bolduc said the extensive work needed to install sewers and water service necessitated a lot of trees being taken down. The approved project includes a landscaping plan.
"We haven't taken down anything that we didn't need to take down, which is pretty much everything that was there, unfortunately," Bolduc said.
He added that Keystone is seeking to move one notable maple tree off of the site and plant it elsewhere.
When work at The Gables will be completed is hard to say. Bolduc estimated the road will be paved in the fall, and construction of a model unit is moving along quickly. A full buildout will be dependent on sales, though, and without that model people aren't committing.
"We need to get sales, and then we will continue to move forward," Bolduc said. "People want to see the model, they want to go in to it, touch it, feel it."
The Gables at Delmar has had a long and storied planning process. First announced in February of 2008, the intent had originally been to build 40 condominiums. Keystone even had the town's approval to build the condos. The site is the former location of Verstandig's Florist.
The plans were changed over to a layout of 27 townhomes in 13 buildings. Keystone (like many other developers) found that the condo market is especially slow now, and was having trouble financing and filling the units.
The site is in a fairly attractive location, within walking distance of the Four Corners and nestled against the picturesque streets of Delmar neighborhoods, where many homes are over 100 years old. Though most residents spoken to by The Spotlight said they don't object to the project itself, there have been opponents who feel The Gables represents a clash of New Delmar with Old Delmar.
"I moved to this neighborhood because it was a neighborhood," said Bowen. "I hope they put up trees, a berm and fences to shut it off."
The plans call for a sidewalk to cut through the project to connect Adams Place with Delaware Avenue. The town library and Town Hall are right across the street from The Gables. Bolduc asked that people refrain from cutting through the construction site until that corridor is established.""
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Pulitzer-winning playwright-provocateur Bruce Norris ("Clybourne Park," "The Pain and the Itch") has proven himself an expert at depicting American middle class hypocrisy, exposing characters' true convictions as contradictory to the beliefs they would prefer to espouse. There's a lot more espousing than exposing in his newest work "The Qualms," which puts an investment banker and his wife at a "polyamorous" swingers party, where the banker soon begins manifesting his sexual repression and conventional views. In the hands of director Pam MacKinnon and a consistently deft ensemble at Chicago's Steppenwolf, plenty of amusement ensues from the bawdy dialogue, but it's all kept a very safe distance from anything insightfully discomfiting. And, for a Norris play, that's a bit shocking.
The banker Chris (Greg Stuhr) and wife Kristy (Diane Davis) are the first to arrive at the beach home of Gary (Keith Kupferer) and Teri (Kate Arrington). Gary and Chris had met on vacation and bonded over scuba diving, where Gary undoubtedly proudly revealed his commitment to what he calls "the lifestyle." He also thinks that Kristy has really sexy legs. So does Teri. And, after all, Gary asks, when did people decide that monogamy was supposed to be the norm? To which Teri politely chimes in, "How long did it take you to drive down?"
It's actually among the funniest lines of the play. Norris is always at his best when characters are doing everything they can to avoid talking about what's happening in the scene, but that's pretty rare here. As the characters enter and begin discussing social sexual norms, mostly with Chris, and mostly leading up to argumentation, the dialogue, witty and clever though it is, seems an obstacle to getting on with what everyone supposedly came to do.
In addition to the hosts and the newcomers, we're introduced to Deb (Kirsten Fitzgerald), overweight and occasionally overbearing, who was initiated into open sex by her late, much-older husband, who apparently had a penis others deemed "anatomically impossible." There's also her African-American lover Ken (Paul Oakley Stovall), with a stereotypically gay strut (but hold your assumptions, please, even if you have them). The last arrivals are Regine (Karen Aldridge), originally from Martinique, who has a particular take on sex, submissiveness, and the male ego, and her live-out lover, Gulf War veteran and avowed libertarian Roger (David Pasquesi), who seems perpetually dissatisfied with both the alcohol selection and with Chris, but certainly not Kristy.
Other than Chris, Deb is the only character who has dimensions, and in Fitzgerald's strong, likable turn she becomes the victim of Chris's uncanny ability to be incessantly judgmental while insisting he really isn't. Finally he just stops trying to withhold his conservative views, which don't seem particularly any more believable that the ones he pretended to have in the first place.
The play never brings to dramatic life the thematic conflicts at play: What is human sexual nature, if there is such a thing? For all of Norris's talk, he just isn't quite willing to take the audience into dangerous territory -- there are no sex scenes, not even a touch of nudity. There's a single brief encounter with just the gentle idea of S&M, but nothing that theatrically forces the audience to confront their own issues. Instead we just get to enjoy watching Chris squirm, explode and be rejected; the fact that he's in private equity almost seems intended to make it even more enjoyable, unless Norris assumes everyone in the audience is in private equity.
"The Qualms" really is funny, particularly the first half of the play, before it turns fake-serious and everyone starts to seem as if they've been impacted by the way the argument has exploded and feel obligated to make personal confessions. But a Norris play where sex and power and privilege are the topics discussed seems a bit like a Disney film where fish converse mostly about the water, or a Shakespeare play where the primary subject is the beauty of iambic pentameter.
"The Qualms" is lined up for a New York run in spring 2015.
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MARCH 25 2011 marks the centenary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, one of the most infamous and deadly disasters of the American Industrial Revolution. Records indicate that 146 garment worker…s, most young immigrant women, perished in the flames or jumped to their deaths from the New York City sweatshop.
HARRIET BART'S installation, [url=http://www.babcockgalleries.com/node/harriet-bart-drawn-in-smoke/3825]DRAWN IN SMOKE Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Centenary[/url], revisits this historic event through a series of 160 elegiac drawings composed from smoke and soot. From these wispy and ethereal images emerge the inscribed names of those who died in the fire, filling the room with imagined/imaged smoke and the memory of those who perished. The lives of working class women during the first half of the 20th century has long been a source of inspiration and meaning in Bart's work, and related installations will accompany the exhibition, inviting visitors to re-examine the complexity, scope and aftermath of this particular tragedy as they experience the installation in the present.MORE
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- The Chemistry of Sulfur in Fluid Catalytic Cracking
- Outline. • Review of fluid catalytic cracking. • Sulfur balance and sulfur cracking chemistry.
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- Fluid catalytic cracking: chemistry
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- Fluidized Catalytic Cracker Catalyst Selection: Equilibrium Catalyst
- This article reviews Fluidized Catalytic Cracking Unit;. 1. History.
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- Definition of Catalytic Cracking. By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.
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- cracking alkanes - thermal and catalytic
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- HowStuffWorks "How Oil Refining Works"
- Cracking takes large hydrocarbons and breaks them into smaller ones.
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