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Back in 2009, Michael Emerson did an interview for the Jacksonville Magazine. You can see the result in the Michael Emerson Photo Gallery. Here's the teaser:
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Emmy-winning actor Michael Emerson has performed on Broadway with Paul Giamatti and Kevin Spacey, appeared in the top-grossing horror film franchise of all time and currently stars on an ABC drama that Time magazine named one of the 100 best shows of all time (he won the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series for The Practice, by the way). And he has Jacksonville to thank. Emerson moved to Jacksonville by way of New York City in the mid-'80s and quickly got involved in the arts community.He acted in a number of productions at Theatre Jacksonville and served as its technical director of theater. He also taught drawing at Flagler College in St. Augustine. "I had a good life in Jacksonville," he says of his six years in the River City, "and found myself as an actor." These days, Emerson and his wife, Carrie, are "tri-coastal," living in New York and Los Angeles for seven months and Hawaii when he's shooting Lost. But he'll always have a place in his heart for Northeast Florida.
1. Saw was the most dangerous shoot I've ever been on, and I was glad to escape with only minor injuries. I had cracked ribs, lumps, bruises and scrapes all over me. I couldn't sleep on my right side for weeks.
2. I played a Polynesian witch doctor in the fifth grade play. My first Jacksonville role was Iago in Othello at UNF.
3. Nothing makes me more nervous than public speaking (as myself). Talk shows? … Terrifying!
4. I have worked as a landscaper, carpenter, painter, shipping clerk, teacher, designer and director—but only waited tables once. I lasted three hours in the dining room of the Des Moines Country Club before I poured coffee on a lady. I wasn't asked back.
5. People understand (in their rational minds, at least) that I am not really the character I play on Lost. But some of them are cautious around me, behaving rather formally and keeping a safe distance.
6. I always wanted to be an archaeologist. Still do. I like archaeology because I am a person oriented toward the past and because it is a kind of detective.
7. Director Sam Raimi gave away the part I was playing in the film For the Love of the Game to his brother.
8. I've never been very comfortable with guns— never held one in my life except in front of a camera.Strangely, I've carried guns in almost every role I've played in movies and TV. Hell, you can't ask someone to pass the salt on Lost without drawing a gun!
9. I learned to act for the camera by doing training films for the U.S. government in Brunswick, Georgia.
10. Sixteen years later, I still have a storage unit in Jacksonville, which contains 500 vintage Lps, all of my graduate school papers and original sketches from my life as an illustrator, and an assortment of canes, swords, wigs and trophies from my North Florida theater days. I never had an apartment with enough space to keep them, but this year I'll finally empty it out. I think.
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Warning: Spoilers for Person of Interest Season 4 finale
During last week's Person of Interest, the Machine made an interesting move that seemed selfless (emphasis on seemed): Finch and Root spotted Shaw; Control outed a Samaritan spy; and Reese, Fusco and Elias battled the Brotherhood. One more major plot point: Root broke Martine's neck, which became one of the most satisfying moments of the year.
The fourth season finale airs tonight. TV Goodness recently chatted with Michael Emerson (Harold Finch), whose excitement for "YHWH" was infectious. To be fair, there's a healthy dose of fear mixed in with that excitement on our part. Emerson feels this might be a painful hiatus for POI fans. Is there any other kind?
TV GOODNESS: What are your thoughts on the Machine making the decision to give up its location?
Michael Emerson: After you've seen the finale you will understand that the Machine did not give up as much as you might think. This is a case of the Machine is playing a very good game right now and there's strategy at work. It's all desperate and it's still pretty much suicidal but they are operating intelligently — our heroes and the Machine — within the narrow confines of a very restricted plane of action. (laughter) So you haven't seen the finale?
TV GOODNESS: I have not seen the finale yet.
Michael: Oh cool. It's gonna knock you out. It's so crazy good the way things develop in the finale, it's quite exciting. And I will say quite moving also.
TV GOODNESS: Well, last year's finale was quite powerful and devastating and game-changing. Is that something we can expect again from this one?
Michael: Yes. Now that we've gotten used to the show's uber storyline of this being a war between two self-improving AIs — one of them seemingly enlisted on the side of good; and one of them seemingly enlisted on the side of evil — I think the finale takes us to the next place. I would say that…I guess all our finales are pretty good…this is a pretty great one. This is a pretty great one on Tuesday night. Everything is still as desperate and dangerous as it always has been or at least for the last season…ever since Samaritan went online. That's still…the existential problem. But we learn a lot about our heroes. And I think we like them even more at the end of the finale.
TV GOODNESS: Right now it's Root and Finch together and it's Fusco and Reese in a different storyline and there's also Control. Will we be seeing everything connect or intersect in the finale?
Michael: Yes, I think you can say that. Although the forces for good — and I use the term loosely because when you're talking about Control, I don't know if you're talking about a good person — but the people that seem to be enemies of Samaritan are on different tasks now but all on the same agenda which will bring them all into the battle on the same side. But as I say, there are many grave risks and not everyone is going to survive episode 4×22.
TV GOODNESS: In "Asylum" we also saw Shaw. Is there a Shaw presence in the finale?
Michael: I think Shaw is more felt than seen in the finale. She's sort of the ghost that hovers over our enterprise but the events of the finale requires everybody's full attention. I hope that one of the things that happens in the fifth season is that we see Shaw again. That would be good. I miss her.
TV GOODNESS: I was going to ask you about that because we all miss her too…
Michael: She was such a great addition to the show and she was so…for a feeling-less assassin with no loyalties; she was both fear and really, really funny. And I don't know how they managed to make that work. She made Mr. Reese be warm and fuzzy. I just loved her dealing with her own feeling-lessness.
TV GOODNESS: What have you enjoyed most about season four?
Michael: Well, I enjoyed being teamed up with Amy [Acker] as much as I have been. Because that's a damn good actor. So super prepared. And [Root and Finch] have a funny kind of twitchy, edgy on-again, off-again kind of relationship. It's always kind of wonderfully prickly and…why does he even like her? I don't know but I think he does against his will. I think he's drawn to her passion for the Machine, which is crazy. And sometimes you don't pick the members of your own army or whatever. So at least she's on the right side of things. She's cuckoo and dangerous, unpredictable, but she's on the right side.
TV GOODNESS: I know. I'm thankful for that.
Michael: She is so resourceful and so wonderfully, comically off hand about things. It's like she's a multitasker who doesn't pay much attention to things like knocking people out or stealing guns or driving a hundred miles an hour or any of that stuff at all. She's just like it's all in a day's work.
TV GOODNESS: If you'd have told me in season one that in season four it would come down to these two Machines, I would never have called it. What are your thoughts on that?
Michael: Joy, delight, admiration. I suppose maybe [EPs] Jonah and Greg [Nolan and Plageman] always had that in the back of their minds that they were going to take it to a more science fiction place. Although I wish it were a little more fictional and a little less plausible. It's terrifying when you think about it. But I think that's what those guys love to write and so they found their way there in a clever way and they sold CBS on it, apparently. It's an unusual kind of narrative for a CBS show that once seemed to be procedural and now is this great global battle between two unleashed self-improving AIs.
TV GOODNESS: Did you watch Taraji's [P. Henson, Det. Joss Carter] return in "Terra Incognita?" What did you think about it?
Michael: I thought it was a cool way to get…I don't know how they convinced her to come back in the dead of winter and sit in a car out in a frozen field for…I don't know how many days it took them to shoot that car stuff. I thought she was so game. And, of course, she's the queen of television now. I could not be happier for her. It's so delightful to see her get to dress up and be larger than life. We miss her, of course. What I regret is that two seasons in a row we have lost sort of our great leading ladies. It's hard to keep finding people good enough to come on…that'll be one of the things that we discover in season five I think…who's new? Who's going to come in and change the game?
TV GOODNESS: Well, you keep mentioning season five does that mean there's been a renewal?
Michael: I would be flabbergasted if we weren't renewed. I don't know why it hasn't been made official yet. I'm fully expecting to go to work on the Monday after the Fourth of July.
TV GOODNESS: Back to the finale, does it end with a big cliffhanger or is there a resolution in a certain way? Will the summer hiatus be painful for fans?
Michael: You are going to be on tenterhooks until September. Because it ends in a quite – how can I say this — a note of desperation and danger and something upbeat. It's that kind of thing where you're going to go, 'Yes!' You're gonna go yes and then you're gonna go, 'how did they think of that?' (laughter) The Machine becomes a new kind of presence in the show in the finale. There's some wonderful scenes and you'll see them soon enough. But it's pretty great.
On November 5, 2015, I reported that Michael Emerson hosted a Public Television series that was shown only on the Oregon Public Television. I am happy ot report that
PBS will be "feeding" all three hours of the series to its 354 member stations from 8-11 pm on Wednesday, Aug. 19th. Some stations will actually air the series that night as a single, three-hour block. Others may elect to tape the feed and broadcast the series one hour at a time later in the year. Sometime in June, we hope to have a handle on when the major stations will be airing the series. We'll post that information on our Facebook page and blog (links below) and PBS website. DVDs of the series should be available in September or October from Shop PBS.
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20 Questions with Michael Emerson
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This week, a very special "Up North" edition featuring Emmy-winning actor Michael Emerson. Currently starring in "Person of Interest" on CBS, Emerson is a successful and recognizable talent both on screen and on stage; including roles in the hit series "LOST," "The Practice," and "Without a Trace" on television and Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, The Iceman Cometh, and Hedda Gabbler on Broadway.
Originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Emerson graduated from Drake University with a degree in Theater in 1976 and moved to New York City where he worked as a magazine illustrator for many years. It was a relocation to Jacksonville which revived his interest in acting and he pursued it as a career in the South during the late '80s and early '90s.
It was during that period the Emerson met local theatre creative Ian Mairs, and the two became instant friends and collaborators. The two teamed up once again for Swamp Radio's "Up North" episode, which you can listen to on WJCT 89.9 FM on Friday, May 22nd at 7:00 p.m. In the episode, Emerson reads a piece entitled "Pascagoula" by Michael Carroll, a childhood friend of Mairs originally from Arlington. "Ian is a big fan of Michael's short stories," Emerson told us. "He showed them to me and I thought they were extraordinary— plainly, almost serenely told with a fine wit, keen observation, a powerful sense of place and a carefully understated sense of heartache as a life-companion. He has the ability to take your breath away with a sudden interruption or twist of plot."
Emerson as Valmont in "Les Liaisons Dangereuse" at Theatre Jacksonville.
1. Where are you from originally?
I grew up in a very small town in Iowa.
2. Where do you live now?
My wife and I divide our time between New York City and Los Angeles.
3. What connects you to Jacksonville?
I don't have the connections I once had in Jacksonville although my good friend Ian Mairs continues to be a force in the arts community there. St. Augustine was a true artistic home for me and I have dear friends there and think of it all the time.
4. What's a city everyone in Jax should visit in order to experience their arts + culture?
I do think it is inspiring, or at least informative, to visit the culture capitals of the world (New York, Paris, Tokyo, etc.) but I get excited about cities in the USA that have particular characters— places like Charleston, New Orleans, San Francisco, Austin and so forth.
5. What are you most proud of so far, career or artistic-wise?
I'm proud of my Midwestern roots, my college degrees, some drawings and teaching I've done, my good fortune in marriage, much of my work in the Theater and my unexpected TV career.
Emerson in New York City.
6. Favorite neighborhood in Jax?
San Marco, where I lived for several years, and Five Points, where there were fun things to do in those days.
7. What's a great exhibition, show, or cultural event you enjoyed this past year?
I was stunned by the Matisse show of cut-paper work at the Museum of Modern Art and the Native American Art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum. In the theater I was impressed by FUN HOME on Broadway and the interactive theater piece THEN SHE FELL. I saw the Italian film THE GREAT BEAUTY late but can't stop thinking about it and I adore the cabaret artists THE SKIVVIES.
8. If you could steal something from another city and bring it to Jax, what would it be?
I would steal a busy downtown nightlife. I mean it.
9. Why did you choose to read Carroll's "Pascagoula" for the Swamp Radio "Up North" episode?
Ian asked me to choose one of the stories to record and I didn't have to think long because I already had a favorite, Pascagoula, and it was a manageable length. It's one of those great stories in which nothing much happens except that happiness and hopelessness are balanced and accepted. The narrator's voice is very particular and it was hard to find the right sound for the story. He is wry and understated, almost bemused, carrying as graciously as possible the weight of too many sadnesses and too many disappointments. In short, a neutral tone, dispassionate and nonjudgmental. At peace. I like the speaker very much and I like the way he sees the world. And the North Florida details are perfect— no good story gets very far without conjuring a real world and Mr. Carroll can do it like few others.
10. What would people be surprised to learn about you?
There can't be much that is unknown about me except my insecurities and my domestic obsessions.
Emerson as Romeo in "Romeo and Juliet" at Shakespeare in the Park, Metropolitan Park.
11. What's your signature?
An increasingly wobbly scrawl but I do attempt to make all the letters.
12. How do you get "in the zone?"
Terror and discipline are instinctive motives for me now and the "zone" is more accessible with each passing year.
13. Where can people find your work?
TV, YouTube, old periodicals.
14. Can you tell us something people don't know about becoming a working artist?
It is an exhausted subject, I think, but patience and a kind of artistic privacy are important for sure. It has been useful for me to remind myself that a career in show business is not a race.
15. What would you most like to see change in Jax?
More pedestrians, more nightlife, more fashion, more eccentricity.
Emerson in "Person of Interest" on CBS.
16. What's a favorite production you were involved with in Jax?
I was proud of my Shakespeare work with Pam Hanks at UNF and a production of Tennessee William's OUTCRY with Cynthia Kimball at River City Playhouse. I directed a production I'll never forget of LAUGHING WILD with Ian Mairs and Valerie Anthony and a nice TWELFTH NIGHT at Shakespeare in the Park. (If anyone remembers such a thing.)
17. It's a Friday night – where are we most likely to find you?
On Friday nights I'm either filming, dining or at the theater. (And of course there is a dog to be walked.)
18. What would you write as an epitaph on your tombstone?
My epitaph will say "Actor" and there will be a brief quote from Shakespeare.
19. Where can we follow you on social media?
I think there is a Facebook fan page but I'm not personally connected to social media. It's all I can manage to answer my emails.
20. What's up next for you?
There is no end-date for PERSON OF INTEREST yet but when it is over I will have a chance to return to the stage, do some independent film or make a study of birds and plants. And maybe tackle the long books.
Emerson as Brian in "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" with the Jax Actor's Theatre.
You can watch Emerson in Person of Interest on CBS Tuesdays at 10/9c, and catch him reading "Pascagoula" as part of Swamp Radio's "Up North" episode, Friday, May 22nd at 7:00 p.m. on WJCT 89.9 FM.
Plus – don't forget to get tickets for the live recording of the next Swamp Radio episode, "How's Your Summer?" at The Florida Theatre! Friday, June 12th at 8:00 p.m. Special musical guests include The WillowWacks, Herd of Watts, and Mama Blue.
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SHE won acclaim for her first literary effort, an account of the women in the life of philandering prime minister David Lloyd George.
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|Target score
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|Number of spaces
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Level 389
|Level 390
Level 389 is the ninth level in Licorice Tower and the 81st candy order level. To pass this level, you must collect 20 colour bombs and score at least 200,000 points in 40 moves or fewer. When you complete the level, Sugar Crush is activated and will score you additional points.
- This level requires twenty colour bombs in forty moves. With lots of candy bombs and chocolate and also some chocolate spawners, the level is harder.
- The player has only 14 colour bombs. Since 20 minus 14 is 6, he/she has 40 moves to create another 6 colour bombs.
- Six colours make it hard to create colour bombs.
- Mystery candies can help or hinder your progress by producing either colour bombs, other items, or blockers.
- The order is worth 20,000 points.[1] Hence, an additional 180,000 points is required to earn one star.
- You have fourteen colour bombs already set for you to make life easier here, so you only need to make six more on your own, and you have five mystery candies scattered around along with eleven fifteen-move candy bombs, three chocolate spawners, and four pieces of chocolate on the board to start.
- Use the colour bombs and mystery candies to clear up the bottom and try to mix some of the colour bombs with wrapped candies or the candy bombs to up your score.
- Make sure you do not lose any of your colour bombs to the chocolate spawners; so if you have to use it, use it, or it will be harder to collect all the orders.
- Try to make the colour bombs vertically so the chocolate spawner in the middle of the board doesn't disrupt your progress too much.
- It is not recommended to mix the two colour bombs together. Although it will clear all the pieces on the board, it is not worth a lot of points.
Earning More StarsEdit
- The presence of six colours will cause many moves to be spent to create special candies required.
- The order gives 20,000 points (20 colour bombs × 1,000 points per colour bomb = 20,000 points). Hence, additional 780,000 points for two stars and additional 980,000 points for three stars have to be earned through matching of candies.
- The candies do not fill the entire board at the start of the game. This can result in the creation of special candies if the player is lucky. All these can result in a point boost. However, it can cause some negative effects such as the clearing of candy bombs and activation of colour bombs which is detrimental for players trying to clear a good number of candy bombs of the same colour with a colour bomb. Moreover, the high three star target score negates this advantage.
- Every move used will cause candy bombs and mystery candy to spawn. However, none of those items will spawn during sugar crush.
- The chocolate spawner is not too much of a threat to earning three stars.
- 40 moves are limited to create a huge amount of points due to sugar crush. Moreover, the much higher three star target score can make them almost useless (40 moves × 3,540 points per move = 141,600 points). Note: the amount of points earned by the striped candies during sugar crush may be higher or lower. If the striped candy destroys a blocker or less than nine candies which is the greatest number of spaces in this board and does not cause cascades, the amount of points earned will be less than 3,540 points.
- The player should detonate the colour bomb one by one with the colour of candy bombs (preferably if there are more than one candy bombs of that colour and there are lots of candies with the same colour as candy bombs), and as long as not too many colour bombs aren't accidentally detonated by special candies.
- Do not finish this level in as few moves as possible, because there will be no candy bombs and mystery candy spawned during sugar crush. Hence, players lose the opportunity to do more colour bomb + candy bomb combinations if they finish this level in as few moves as possible.
- This is the first level whose three star target score is 1,000,000 points. The second level with the same score requirement is level 666 and the third level is level 1018.
- This level is very similar to level 202 and level 400 for having a lot of colour bombs to start off the level. Furthermore, these levels require the player to create an additional six colour bombs.
Board Info
- Navy blue line(s) show where the candies, candy bombs and mystery candies spawn.
Elements Info
|Element Spawn Notes
Miscellaneous InfoEdit
- ↑ 20 special candies × 1,000 points per special candy = 20,000 points
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|Cupcake Circus
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|Sweet Surprise
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|World Four (261-350)
|Holiday Hut
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|World Eight (621-710)
|Taffy Tropics
|Glazed Grove
|Fizzy Falls
|Crunchy Courtyard
|Choco Rio Grande
|Toffee Tower
|World Nine (711-800)
|Boneyard Bonanza
|Marshmallow Mountains
|Marmalade Meadow
|Chewy Citadel
|Eggnog Emporium
|Fudge Fjord
|World Ten (801-890)
|Caramel Clearing
|Candy Calaboose
|Nougat Noir
|Gummy Galaxy
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|Coco Crossroads
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|Crumbly Coast
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|World Twelve (936-980)
|Minty Meadow
|Cookie Crossing
|Soda Swamp
|World Thirteen (981-1025)
|Candy Clouds
|Caramel Keep
|Tasty Treasury
|World Fourteen (1026-1070)
|Luscious Lagoon
|Mellow Marshmallow
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|World Fifteen (1071-1115)
|Cloudberry Creek
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|Pastry Palace
|World Sixteen (1116-1160)
|Raspberry Races
|Teapot Tower
|Barking Boutique
|World Seventeen (1161-1205)
|Banana Beach
|Snack Shack
|Fungi Forest
|World Eighteen (1206-1250)
|Marmalade Moon
|Wonky Wonderland
|Drizzly Dale
|World Nineteen (1251-1295)
|Bonbon Bistro
|Diamond District
|Butter Rum Reef
|World Twenty (1296-1340)
|Hoax Hollow
|Honey Hut
|Brulee Bay
|World Twenty-One (1341-1385)
|Candied Cliffs
|Candy Keep
|Syrupy Circus
|World Twenty-Two (1386-1430)
|Festive Forest
|Peppermint Party
|Mount Chocolympus
|World Twenty-Three (1431-1475)
|Flavor Field
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|Dessert Desert
|World Twenty-Four (1476-1520)
|Delicious Dynasty
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|Marzipan Mine
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Handshake Diplomacy
What Obama's grip and grin with Hugo Chávez says about his foreign policy.
It's been so long since we've had a president disposed to diplomacy that many observers don't know what to think when they see one.
Take President Barack Obama's recent trip to the Summit of the Americas. At his April 19 press conference at Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, he delivered—spontaneously, in response to a question—an eloquent summary of what an "Obama doctrine" might be, a succinct appraisal of the nature of power and foreign policy in the post-Cold War world.
And yet the media for the most part ignored this display of strategic acumen and focused on a moment, two days earlier, at the summit's opening ceremony, when Obama, approached by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, smiled and shook his hand.
One Republican senator gasped that it was "irresponsible" for the president to be "laughing and joking" with "one of the most anti-American leaders in the entire world." Former Vice President Dick Cheney grumbled on Fox News that the handshake "was not helpful" and could lead America's foes to "think they're dealing with a weak president." NBC's Andrea Mitchell likened the cordial greeting to John F. Kennedy's Vienna summit with Nikita Khrushchev in June 1961, when the Soviet premier sized up the young president as a lightweight and, as a result, sent missiles to Cuba, sparking the gravest crisis of the nuclear era.
To which one can only respond: Are these people serious?
It might be a good thing for politicians and reporters to read a little history before indulging in historical analogies.
At the Vienna summit, Khrushchev warned Kennedy that if the West didn't give up its access rights to West Berlin by the end of the year, he would declare war and grab the city by force. At the time, the Soviet Union had 3 million troops occupying Eastern Europe, backed by an arsenal of nuclear weapons (though not as many as the United States thought), the two superpowers were locked in global ideological conflict, and the free enclave of West Berlin was landlocked 100 miles inside East German territory. Kennedy came away thinking he might face the prospect of war in a matter of months.
At the Americas summit, Chávez came up to Obama at a reception while cameras were whirring and handed him a book. Venezuela is a tiny country with one large oil company, a military budget barely 1 percent that of the United States, and no ability to project power beyond its borders.
When asked about this tête-à-tête at his press conference, Obama—properly—laughed off the criticism. He acknowledged Chávez's "inflammatory" anti-American rhetoric and their "great differences" on economic and foreign policy. However, he added:
It's unlikely that, as a consequence of me shaking hands or having a polite conversation with Mr. Chávez, that we are endangering the strategic interests of the United States.
Anyone who thinks otherwise, I would add, must be a little bit crazy.
The shockwaves over the handshake might best be explained as a hangover from the long years of George W. Bush's presidency, when dealings with those who disliked us were expressly forbidden, out of a vague fear that such contact might debilitate us or legitimize them. This fear is what was "not helpful." It tended to elevate the standing of a pipsqueak like Chávez; it made him seem more ominous than he was, and it made America seem like a he-man who's frightened by a mouse. By contrast, Obama's insouciant civility, far from appearing weak, strikes a chord of sense and self-confidence.
But our current president's approach isn't merely about polishing America's image; it also stands to serve America's tangible interests. And this is where his remarks on an "Obama doctrine" come into play.


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Back-to-School Philanthropy—How to Support a Student in Need
Posted on 08/20/2012
Though your parched plants and almost-empty bottle of sunscreen suggest otherwise, the weather's getting the teensiest bit cooler. And parents know firsthand that kids are getting the teensiest bit bored at home. As local parks departments drain pools and schools air out musty lockers, we can feel what's coming.
A new school year is nearly here. And a new school year means new opportunities for charity. Many people are shocked when they find out how many students in their schools—even their children's classmates—rely on the charity of others to fill their backpacks and even their bellies.
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Donating non-perishable goods to your local soup kitchen or food pantry is a good idea at any time of the year. But if you want to helps students specifically, contact the schools in your area. Some schools provide breakfast and dinner to students who otherwise wouldn't eat at home. Cook for the kids in your community one or two mornings a week.
Maybe the school day isn't your students' problem. Maybe weekends are harder. Some schools send students home with backpacks full of food to share with their families. Ask your school if you can contribute to their weekend meals. Start your own weekend meal plan if they haven't already.
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Participate in—or organize—school supply drives in your community. Donate graphing calculators or other gently used items your kids don't use anymore. You can even donate your family's old computer or textbooks to the school library—it's the sole homework resource for many your learners.
Buttons and Hems
Schools that require uniforms almost always collect gently used ones that they can distribute to low-income families. Launder your kids' too-small plaids and button-downs then give them to their less fortunate classmates. Donate gently used clothes to your local thrift store if you don't have uniforms to spare. You'll help the students in your neighborhood stay warm as the weather cools.
Changing seasons are inspiring because they remind us of different groups who rely on our help. Let the coming autumn inspire you to help students in your community this week.


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Elderly Victims Of Fraud To Get Their Day At The Supreme Court Of Canada In Landmark Cases
OTTAWA, March 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - On March 26, 2013, the plaintiffs in two landmark fraud cases to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada, will finally get their day in Canada's top court. The victims of the fraud, a small business owner from Illinois and a church group from California, suffered a combined loss of $2.2 million. These actions were commenced against Toronto businessman, Robert Hryniak, for his role in a fraudulent investment scheme that targeted elderly American investors, and for these victims an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada will give them the opportunity to finally share their story on a national platform. The Court will hear two appeals from the Ontario Court of Appeal ( Mauldin et al v. Cassels Brock et al., 34641 and Bruno Appliance and Furniture Inc. v. Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP et al., 34645 ) to decide whether the victims of the alleged fraud can obtain their much-needed restitution by summary judgment—a means of deciding cases that do not require a trial, by way of motion— without having to bear the lengthy and extremely costly trial process.In the lower court, Hryniak was found to have perpetrated his fraudulent investment scheme by disbursing his victims' funds to his own company through the trust accounts of Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, one of Canada's oldest and largest law firms, and summary judgment was granted against him. Justice Grace did not mince words, finding that "the threads of dishonesty" were "everywhere", and that Mr. Hryniak's efforts to defend his actions were akin to "pouring water on a grease fire" - rather than douse the flames, "an inferno ensued". In his effort to bring swift restitution to these victims, Justice Grace granted summary judgment against Mr. Hryniak, stating "at least for today, his dodging and weaving stops here." The victims, however, have yet to receive a penny of compensation from Hryniak. The Ontario Court of Appeal reviewed Justice Grace's decisions in December 2011, affirming his conclusions in favour of the Mauldin plaintiffs, but reversing the Bruno decision on technical grounds. While the Court was satisfied that Mr. Hryniak had improperly taken Bruno Appliance's investment for his own purposes, it was not prepared to uphold the summary judgment in the Bruno action, and directed a full trial of the issues. Bruno Appliance and Hryniak were both granted leave to appeal the Court of Appeal's decisions to the Supreme Court of Canada, which will hear arguments on March 26, 2013 at the Supreme Court of Canada Building in Ottawa, Ontario. Following the hearing, the plaintiffs, will be holding a press conference at The Westin Ottawa, 11 Colonel By Drive, Provinces Ballroom II at 5:30 pm following the hearing. Members of the press are invited to attend. For background information on this matter, including copies of the documents and evidence filed with the court, visit: www.brunovcassels.com. Please note that not all of the allegations contained in the Statements of Claim have been proven in a court of law. SOURCE Heydary Hamilton Professional Corporation
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For our family, changing meant getting a job off the farm to pay the bills. At age 20, Vernon had to work off the farm, but his love of farming never left him. After he retired in 2005, our family decided to diversify our farm and grow premium quality, local produce to offer directly to our customers. We have been selling our farm-fresh products at the Raleigh Farmers' Market, and decided it was time to start our Community Supported Agriculture subscription program in 2008.
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FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. - Soldiers of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), finished their last day of testing for the Expert Infantryman Badge with a foot march in full body armor, ruck sack, gear and weapon here Dec. 13.
"The ruck march distance was 12 miles in a total of three hours or less to get a go," said Sgt. Maj. Larry D. Breland, the operations sergeant major for 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 1st BCT.
The EIB testing began Dec. 9 and was completed Dec. 13.
Throughout the testing the candidates successfully performed tasks on various areas to receive a go or no go grade on their overall scorecard. Those who failed were eliminated from continuing further.
"We started out on Monday with the APFT (Army Physical Fitness Test) with 507 participants." said Breland. "Each EIB candidate had to score (a minimum of) 75 points in each physical fitness event based on their age group."
After the physical fitness test, the Soldiers then tested their skills in land navigation. The Soldiers were given grid coordinates, and then tested on their ability to find four points in a three-hour period at day and night.
The Soldiers also needed to demonstrate their proficiency with various small arms including the M9 pistol, the M4 Carbine, the M249 and M240 machineguns and the Mk19 and M320 grenade launchers.
"It was no easy task," said 1st Lt. Nicholas R. Little, platoon leader with Company C, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 1st BCT. "It was definitely not a free EIB that's for sure. It was tough but definitely attainable and something I'm going to be very, very proud of."
Little said that the overall test was tough and not just a specific event.
"I wouldn't really narrow it down to one thing, I would say just throughout attention to detail," said Little. "I mean, it is all about attention to detail and making critical decisions under pressure."
Little stated that now that he has earned his EIB, he will be putting a bigger emphasis in the training of his Soldiers for the next testing period so they can earn theirs as well.
"I actually just took over my platoon a couple weeks ago, and me coming in as a new platoon leader, setting the standard as an EIB holder now, kind of set the tone more for my Soldiers, so hopefully it will give them something to look up to and work towards," Little said.
In the end, only 33 Soldiers earned the EIB: 12 from 1st Bn., 327th Inf. Rgt., 13 from 2nd Bn., 327th Inf. Rgt., five from 1st Squadron, 32nd Cavalry Rgt., 1st BCT and three Soldiers from 5th Special Forces Group and 5th Battalion, 101st Pathfinders who participated in the event.
Two of the candidates were recognized as True Blue EIB awardees who distinguished themselves be receiving first-time gos on all tasks, according to Breland.
"It means the world," said Little. "I'm going to be wearing my EIB proudly."


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I've never gotten the chance to try this thing, but looking at the picture, why would you cut your feet? It looks like you should do a left hand/foot match and reach for that slopey thing. Or, if it keeps going left, and not up why wouldn't you simply reach through. Obviously, he has done it and I haven't, but... no comprende


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Mrs. Jacqueline N. on the left hand side of the photo, raising her right hand, is the head of the group. She is 62 years old. She is a widow and the mother of 3 children. She also takes care of 3 other children. She raises pigs. At the same time she sells bread in a booth set-up in front of her home.
With this loan she will purchase pigs that she will raise and sell either alive or slaughtered. Her objective is to cover her children's schooling costs. Her long-term goal is to build a house for her children.
Madame Jacqueline N. à gauche de la photo, levant la main droite est responsable du groupe. Elle est âgée de 62 ans. Elle est veuve et mère de 3 enfants. Elle a aussi la charge de trois autres enfants.
Elle fait de l'élevage de porc. Parallèlement elle vend du pain dans un kiosque installé devant chez elle.
Avec son prêt elle va acheter des pourceaux qu'elle va élever et vendre soit sur pied soit en abattage.
Son objectif est d'assurer le payement de la scolarité de ses enfants. Son objectif à long terme est de construire une maison pour ses enfants.
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About CAURIE Micro FinanceThe mission of CAURIE Micro Finance is to contribute sustainably and to offer microfinance services adapted to impoverished micro-entrepreneurs, primarily women, based on the principles of 'credit for the poor' and on microfinance best practices, all while investing in order to become financially independent.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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This is an in progress shot of a vintage suitcase that I modeled and textured in 3d. Strait out of c4d with no compositing. Pretty happy with the result so far. Let me know what you think!
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baby shower scheduling...
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I'm having one at 31 weeks. Mostly so I have time to buy things that we may still need. Plus, we have two dogs, and I want to give them time to get used to all the baby stuff.
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i am having mine at 32 weeks.. tho i will be induced at 38 weeks so i get 2 weeks lessthan most to prepare. But 32-34 weeks are usually whe ni have been to showers. I threw my friends for her at 34 weeks and she still had plenty of time to get thing togeather.
I am having one at 29 weeks (out of state) and another one at 34 weeks, yikes! Hope I am still feeling good by then;)
Emily (29) married to A (32) since September 1, 2007
We originally planned my family shower for the end of May and realized I'd be 34 weeks and traveling out of state... so we quickly changed it! So now it is at 28.5 weeks. My friend is throwing me a local shower and I'll be 32 weeks.
I think it's all up to you and how you think you'll be getting along by then!
I'll be 33 weeks. It didn't even occur to me to think about how I might be feeling at that point. I'd just heard that most people had their shower 6-8 weeks before, and the date worked so we went for it. I'm planning on showing up, sitting in a chair and opening presents, so even if I'm not feeling great it's not like I'll have to do much (right?)
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After a bundle of people requested it, here is the wallpaper version of my improved The Day of the Doctor poster. I've added a Dalek and a Zygon because they've been confirmed to appear in the episode. Nothing much else to say, I guess. I'll be uploading the textless version very soon.
Till then, take care!
Till then, take care!
That's one of the most epic TV specials right there...
Awesome look for the logo. If it'll just be brighter, less blue, and slightly scratched, with a bit of energy ripples going through it (a bit like in the logo as seen in the intro) and a a few more around it, it could easily work as the Series 8 logo.
This was on the Graham Norton Show! I was rewatching the episode with David & Matt, saw it and was like, hey wait a minute! I saw that in dA!
I don't know if you knew that or not.
I don't know if you knew that or not.
may i use this in a school assignment? It´s about writing a fake news paper and one of the things im covering in it is the 50th anniversary.
Sure you can! I'd appreciate credit if you can though
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very good!
This one looks fantastic.^^
Your artwork is amazing so it´s gonna be great to see what more you produce in the future.
This looks brilliant! Great poster art.
they used this in the Graham Norton show with Matt and David!
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Really Awesome
You also changed the 10th Doctor's hair from the original picture.
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Va va voom! Jennifer Lopez looked incredible at the TCA Winter Press Tour FOX All-Star Party in Pasadena, Calif., on Monday.
The singer/actress wore a leather dress with a see-through bodice that showed off quite a bit of cleavage.
This week Lopez returns to the judging table on "American Idol," which premieres its 13th season on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
The star is keeping busy these days. She also recently filmed her new music video "Same Girl" in the Bronx.


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This bohemian café in the Quartier Latin district welcomes regulars, students and movie buffs before and after the many shows in and around the neighbourhood. Your choice of two terraces, one behind the restaurant sheltered from the hustle and bustle of summer in the city.
There is a lot of choices for vegetarians...
Favorite Dish: Everything is so good and they have good wines also. But try one of the many salads...
Address: 330 Ontario east between St.Denis and Sanguinet
Price Comparison: about average
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Berri-UQAM subway station (exit St-Denis)
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Essential photo editing tricks for landscapes: 07 Use Lightroom's Adjustment Brush
Digital Camera World Technique Editor Chris Rutter says
I cut my photographic teeth in the traditional black and white darkroom, so dodging and burning have always been part of my image processing.
But these adjustments are just as useful on colour landscape images as black and white, which is why I find the Adjustment Brush in Lightroom 4 invaluable.
Even though I try to get as much detail as possible by using ND grads when I shoot, I find shooting at sunrise and sunset means that there will be large areas of the foreground that are in shadow.
Using the Adjustment Brush I will lighten these shadow areas, and also add a little warmth to them, which is impossible to do at the capture stage.
The Adjustment Brush is also perfect for lightening mountains and trees, which are above the horizon, so have been darkened by the ND grad filter.
In this type of image I will also use the Adjustment Brush to fine-tune detail and colour in the sky.
PAGE 01 Master HDR
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PAGE 06 How to make light rays
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2 Women Get New Organs In Rare 'Domino' Transplant At StanfordA woman who got a second chance with a lifesaving transplant decided she could save a life herself.
Knee Injuries To Be Treated Using Patient's Own Stem Cells At Stanford HospitalA groundbreaking approach to treating knee injuries is about to be tested at a Bay Area hospital, using the patient's own stem cells.
Nurses Have Great Prognosis For Job Growth In San Jose, Says ExpertCertified Nurse Practitioner Nancy Brook at Stanford University Hospital talks about her education, career and advice for people interested in nursing and the health industry.
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Former Stanford Hospital Tech Arrested For Allegedly Fondling PatientA former Stanford Hospital technician has been arrested on suspicion of sexual battery for allegedly fondling a patient, Palo Alto police said.
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More Than 30 Asiana Flight 214 Crash Victims Remain Hospitalized The recovery continues for those injured in Saturday's crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 at San Francisco International Airport. More than 30 crash victims remain hospitalized.
49ers Head Coach Harbaugh Hospitalized For Irregular HeartbeatSan Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh has been hospitalized because of an irregular heartbeat, the team announced Thursday.
Stanford Announces $3.7 Billion Increase In Net AssetsStanford University saw a 17 percent increase in its consolidated net assets -- or an increase of $3.7 billion -- in the fiscal year that ended Aug. 31, according to financial results released Friday.
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