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Bryce Dessner collaborates with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for this year's MusicNOW fest
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On the eve of its ninth festival, MusicNOW founder and The National guitarist Bryce Dessner says after next year he'll re-evaluate continuing the fest in its current state.
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Steven Rosen
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 12, 2014
The recent $46 million restoration/reinvention of Over-the-Rhine's Washington Park is already reaping artistic dividends — it's responsible for a new musical tribute to the transformative powers of landscape architecture.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Music Director Louis Langrée on his debut concert, Cincinnati and LumenoCity's afterglow
Anne Arenstein
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 6, 2013
During our conversation (in French), it becomes clear that the CSO's marketing blast, "Louis + CSO + You," sums up Langrée's vision for the orchestra and the community: He frequently uses partager, French for "to share."
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Music Hall will come to life this weekend. Thanks to a collaboration between Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Landor Associates and funding from local organizations, the Cincy landmark will be part of LumenoCity, a first-of-its-kind multimedia performance in Washington Park Saturday and Sunday. Many details of the performance won't be revealed until the show, but we know it involves live orchestra music set to a process called architectural mapping — where three-dimensional graphics are projected onto a building's surface, interacting with its architectural details, causing the building to illuminate and appear in motion. This process of mapping has been done before (just check out the video below), but never like what we'll see this weekend. LumenoCity also marks Maestro Louis Langrée's arrival as the CSO's new musical director. The free concert takes place at 8:30 p.m. in Washington Park Saturday and Sunday. Bring your own seating. Read more about the event here. Newly opened OTR brewery Rhinegeist unveils its limited edition Saber Tooth Tiger IPA with a celebration Saturday. This Imperial IPA is the brewery's first "Rarity," meaning they'll brew it only once and have a limited amount. Admission to the release party is $10 and includes a goblet with 12 oz. of STT and guaranteed option to purchase a 32 oz. growler of the IPA. There will also be local food vendors, live music, merch for purch(ase) and more. The event runs 5-10 p.m. Saturday. Buy tickets here. The city's definitely got a case of the blues this weekend with Cincy Blues Fest at Sawyer Point Friday-Saturday and Findlay Market's Blue BBQ Sunday. The Cincy Blues Society's CBF turns 21 this year, bringing dozens of Blues acts from around the country. Check out our preview here. From noon-4 p.m. Sunday, Findlay Market's eighth annual Blue BBQ brings local Blues musicians together with delicious barbeque from Eli's BBQ, Velvet Smoke and other area restaurants. Go here for more info. It's an end of a sweaty era Saturday as Northside Tavern holds the final Dance_MF EVER. Projectmill's monthly first Saturday dance party has been going strong for five years, steaming up the Tavern's back room and even taking to the high seas (or at least the Ohio River) for a couple RiverDance_MF events on a boat. So limber up, drink up and dance your ass off one last time, starting at 10 p.m.For more art openings, summer festivals and other stuff to do this weekend, check out our To Do picks, full calendar and Rick Pender's Stage Door for weekend theater offerings.
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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is offering a double dose of entertainment this weekend. First and foremost is The 39 Steps at CSC's mainstage (CityBeat review here). If that title sounds familiar, it's because it was a classic espionage novel a century ago, made into a classic film by Alfred Hitchcock 80 years ago, now turned into a very funny riff on its predecessors as a play using only four actors to fill all the roles. CSC has ramped up the humor by using four of its best comedic actors — Nick Rose, Miranda McGee, Justin McComb and Billy Chace — who play the principals, plus much of the population of London, especially McComb and Chace who will make you dizzy as they shift from one part to another, sometimes within seconds. It's actually a faithful retelling of the story, but it's amped up to a high level of hilarity by the onstage shenanigans. It adds up to great summertime humor. It's being performed through Aug. 11. Tickets: 513-381-2273, x1. One show isn't enough for CSC: This weekend they also launch their annual free Shakespeare in the Park tour with a performance of Romeo & Juliet at Boone Woods Park in Burlington at 7 p.m. on Saturday. (If you live north of the river, you'll get your chance next Wednesday evening at Eden Park's Seasongood Pavilion or at Burnet Woods in Clifton on Thursday.) As noted, these are free presentations, presented in classic Elizabethan style and use six actors from the company's resident ensemble. These are the same productions that CSC tours to schools and community centers, so they're great for the entire family. A week from now they'll start performing A Midsummer Night's Dream at some locations. For a full schedule, go here. Shakespeare is behind the story of Toil and Trouble, the current offering at Know Theatre. It's a new play (this is just the second time its been produced; its world premiere was in California last fall) that offers a contemporary riff on Macbeth (CityBeat review here). Instead of kings and warriors, however, its characters are a pair of thirtysomething slackers and Beth, a wildly ambitious sportscaster who has more testosterone than either of the guys. There's a lot of wacky moments in this play, replaces Macbeth's witches with fortune cookies and the kingdom of Scotland with an almost unpopulated island off the coast of Chile. You can pick up on the laughs through Aug. 24. Tickets: 513-300-5669. At the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, the annual production by Cincinnati Young People's Theatre is Grease, a tried-and-true musical about kids in the '50s at Rydell High. Sixty years haven't dimmed the musicality of the show, and the youthful performers will bring this one to life if you're in the mood for a classic. It wraps up with a matinee on Sunday. Tickets: 513-241-6550. While the Cincinnati Symphony's LumenoCity isn't exactly theater, the performances in Washington Park on Saturday and Sunday evening — with a dazzling light show on the facade of Music Hall — will definitely be theatrical. It's the debut for Louis Langree as the CSO's new music director, and the program will feature performers from Cincinnati Ballet and Cincinnati Opera. But the big deal is the colorful illumination that will let you see historic Music Hall in a light you've never imagined. It's free, starting at 8:30 p.m. both nights; big crowds are expected, so come early. Don't you wish the streetcar were already here so you could ride it to Over-the-Rhine?
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With Cinco de Mayo falling on a weekend this year, you can bet the margaritas will be a-flowing at your favorite watering hole. Join us for our fourth annual Cantina Crawl Saturday for plenty of cerveza and swag at Bakersfield (6 p.m.), Nada (7 p.m.), El Coyle (8 p.m.), Pirate's Cove (9 p.m.) and Tostado's (10 p.m.) WARNING: Actually trying to drink at each location is probably unwise. Be safe and get yourself a designated driver! Find a full list of participating cantinas here. Photography duo The Hilton Brothers, Paul Solberg and Christopher Makos, are in town for the opening of their FotoFocus-sponsored exhibit at Miller Gallery Friday. The show features diptych photos of flowers, horses and the late, great Andy Warhol in drag. Meet the artists at Friday's reception, 7-9 p.m. and look out for our interview with them in next week's issue. They say April showers bring May flowers, so it makes perfect sense that this month's Essex Studios Art Walk is themed "Bloom." From 6-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, more than 120 artists will show off their floral-inspired artwork of various mediums throughout the studios. Go here for full details. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has dubbed Friday Over-the-Rhine Night with its "Fanfare for Cincinnati" concert in Washington Park. The night kicks off with a bike ride starting at the park at 6 p.m., a comedy show by OTRimprov and plenty of on-site food trucks and vendors. The CSO concert runs 8-10 p.m., followed by more eats and a performance by Young Heirlooms until 11 p.m. Find a full event lineup and ticket info here. Comic books are making a comeback! With the popularization of superhero culture and hits like The Walking Dead, the old-school media is cool once again. Celebrate Free Comic Book Day Saturday at one of many local comic shops (search here) and swing by the Main Library downtown as it presents its first ComicCon Sunday. Local writer/musician Chris Charlton will be on hand at Covedale comic book shop, Rockin' Rooster, Saturday and at the library's panel discussion Sunday along with many other notable local comic writers, publishers and illustrators. Check out our interview with Charlton here.For more stuff to do this weekend, check out our To Do picks, full calendar and Rick Pender's Stage Door for weekend theater offerings.
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"Mandy Patinkin, holla." That was Claire Danes' shout-out to her Homeland co-star when she won an Emmy in 2012 for her role on the show. Fans across Cincinnati will be able to holla at him too (not really, that's rude) as he performs with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Friday-Sunday. Sure, many know him as Saul Berenson on Homeland or the iconic Inigo Montoya from Princess Bride, but he's a man of the theater, too, and this weekend he joins the CSO onstage for the first time since 1991. Read our interview with Mandy Patinkin here. Krohn Conservatory's annual International Butterfly Show opens Saturday, highlighting the butterflies of Morocco. The conservatory will fill with 16,000 colorful butterflies, floral displays and a hummingbird garden through June 30. Krohn is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. every day; Admission is $4-$7. Earth Day is technically April 22, but Cincinnati celebrates this Saturday at Sawyer Point. Enjoy live music, a fashion show of recycled materials and other family activities while learning how to get involved with green organizations and outdoor activities. The free event runs noon-5 p.m. Check out this week's Green Issue for more information on native plant hikes, sustainable farms and outdoor classes, markets and events. The Cincinnati Ballet promises one of the hottest parties of the year as they present Club B Saturday. The Cincinnati Masonic Center downtown will transform into a hoppin' nightclub complete with cocktails, light bites and — of course — lots of dancing. There will also be a raffle with tons of great prizes. Tickets are a bit steep — $150 all-inclusive 7 p.m. admission; $50 tickets get you in after 10 p.m. — but the money goes to support this important local arts organization. Plus, how often can you say you've danced with a ballerina? Saturday is Record Store Day and Greater Cincinnati is lucky to have four local stalwarts to choose from. Support our local music shops by picking up a new record as you enjoy live, in-store performances. Go here for details on how Everybody's Records, Shake It Records, Mole's Record Exchange and Phil's Music & Memories are celebrating. For more stuff to do this weekend, check out our To Do page or full calendar and Rick Pender's Stage Door for weekend theater offerings.
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The artistically-minded Chef Frances Kroner of Feast and the creative minds behind Modern Makers present The Big Dinner: Taste {food art} Friday night. Guests will enjoy locally-sourced, beautifully designed foods in a gallery setting for a unique culinary experience. The event kicks off at 6 p.m. at the Niehoff Urban Studio in Corryville. Last-minute tickets are still available here. Is Cincinnati haunted? Channel your inner ghost hunter at the Guided Ghost Tours of Music Hall. Beneath the historic building's foundation lies an old pauper's cemetery — all unmarked graves — and there have been rumors and reports of paranormal activity for years. See for yourself at these monthly tours (continuing May 31 and June 14) at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Friday. Superstar violinist Sarah Chang joins the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for String Fever Saturday at Music Hall. After the performance, CSO Encore (the symphony's volunteer young professional group) wraps up its season with an after-party at 21c Museum Hotel. Drinks and snacks will be served up alongside more great live music starting at 10 p.m. Attendees can explore the space, including the 24-hour contemporary art museum inside. Go here for more info. Prefer musical performances with a little more camp? Check out the Cincinnati Men's Chorus as they present ExtrABBAganza Friday and Saturday. Performing a show originally created for the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus in 1997, the CMC will belt out the best tribute to ABBA you've ever heard (OK, you're probably used to really bad karaoke, but these guys got chops). Those fun Swedish Pop hits will come alive in the SCPA Mayerson Theater. Read our full feature on the Cincinnati Men's Chorus here. If you're a tattoo enthusiast or just love ink culture and history, you'll want to check out Saturday's screening of Tattoo Nation at AMC Newport on the Levee. Director Eric Schwartz and writer/producer John Corry focus on the rise of the black-and-grey tattoos as its own distinct style. AMN's 9 p.m. show is the only screening in the Tri-state. For more stuff to do this weekend, check out our To Do page or full calendar for more events, concerts, theater shows and art exhibits.
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0 Comments · Wednesday, March 6, 2013
There is every other traditional Celtic Folk band on the planet and then there's The Chieftains. Or maybe that should be the other way around; a good many critics would agree that the Chieftains single-handedly raised the profile of Irish music on a global basis and paved the way for every band that has subsequently followed a similar path.
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If your New Year's resolution is to go out more and explore the city in 2013, get started this weekend by checking out some of these events. Thunder-Sky Inc. hosts an opening reception for New Magic and Costume Shoppe Friday 6-10 p.m. The Northside gallery, which highlights "outsider art" and supports creatives with disabilities, will display paintings by Yohana Junker, masks by David Earl Johnson and some beloved clown costumes by Raymond Thunder-Sky himself. Tri-State brides-to-be (and psycho girlfriends eager to jump the gun) will flock to Duke Energy convention center this weekend for Wendy's Bridal Show. More than 150 event planners, gown retailers, caterers and other wedding experts will be on hand to help create your big day from the invitations to the perfect reception music. Each day features fashion shows with dresses from Wendy's Cincinnati Bride. The expo runs 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Get $2 off admission here.Argentinean pianist Ingrid Fliter joins the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for some high-energy performances Friday and Saturday. Fliter will perform Ravel's G Major Piano Concerto. Additionally, the CSO will present Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances. Go here for tickets and more information. Ohio native and fashion photographer Rob Deaton has teamed up with Laura Kirkpatrick (America's Next Top Model runner-up, ANTM All-Stars contestant and Kentucky native) to present Fashion Angels, a charity event benefiting the Freestore Foodbank, American Cancer Society and Dyslexia foundation Beautiful Minds. Taking place at Loveland's Receptions Banquet Center, Fashion Angels runs Friday-Sunday featuring runway shows by more than a dozen designers. VIP ticket holders will enjoy cocktail parties and a meet-and-greet with Deaton and Kirkpatrick. If bar hopping is on your schedule this weekend, be sure to read this week's Drink column for tips on how to step up your cocktail game this year. For more art openings, theater shows, concerts and other events, check out our full calendar.
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1. Backup quarterbacks to get a lot of reps
There will be plenty of time to watch backup quarterbacks Brian Brohm and Matt Flynn as Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the starting offense wont play much in Thursdays preseason finale (only about 10 plays, according to coach Mike McCarthy).
The two rookies have struggled throughout the preseason. Last Friday at Denver, Brohm failed to complete a pass and Flynn threw for a total of just 2 yards. Because Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher typically plays his starters into the second half in the last preseason game, Brohm and Flynn should get some work against quality NFL players.
If either one has some success, it could go along way toward easing the Packers concerns about whether they can handle a regular-season game. If they struggle, it could force the Packers to consider bringing in a veteran backup for the regular season.
2. Grant to debut?
Running back Ryan Grant is expected to make his preseason debut after missing parts of training camp due to his contract situation and then a strained hamstring. Grants practice reps have been extremely limited, so its unlikely McCarthy will play him very long Thursday night.
Last season, Grant didnt become the No. 1 running back until the seventh game of the season in part because he wasnt with the Packers in training camp. They had hoped to have Grant for a full camp this year, but it didnt work out.
3. How will the defense hold up?
Last week in Denver, the Broncos ran all over the Packers defense. On the Broncos 16-play, 99-yard touchdown drive that spanned eight minutes and 29 seconds, they ran 10 times, including six straight plays.
Sure, the Packers were without starting defensive tackle Ryan Pickett, their best run stopper, and they will be without him again Thursday night due to the hamstring injury that has kept him out for all of the preseason.
Still, the Packers had plenty of regulars in the game during that drive, and they still couldnt stop the Broncos. The Titans have a capable running game both because of their quarterback Vince Young and their top halfback LenDale White that will prove to be a good measuring stick to see if the Packers have improved from last week.
4. Cornerbacks Harris, Woodson might not play
Theres a good chance that the Packers entire starting secondary wont play Thursday night. Cornerbacks Al Harris and Charles Woodson didnt do much in practice this week and may not play.
Safeties Atari Bigby (ankle) and Nick Collins (neck) were banged up last week against the Broncos and probably will be held out even though their injuries dont appear to be serious. That means plenty of playing time for the backups, who are still fighting for jobs. While Tramon Williams appears to be a lock for the No. 3 cornerback job, theres still a battle for the third spot between Will Blackmon and Jarrett Bush.
For most of camp, Bush has held the edge, but Blackmon has been closing fast. Look for Bush also to get some time at safety behind Aaron Rouse and Tyrone Culver, who should start in place of Bigby and Collins.
5. Herron, Lumpkin, Morency battle it out
Perhaps the last true battle for a roster spot is at running back, where the threesome of Noah Herron, Kregg Lumpkin and Vernand Morency are running close. In Herron and Morency, the Packers have known commodities. Herron plays smart and is assignment sure, especially as a third-down back who can effectively pick up blitzes.
Morency does the same plus is perhaps a little better with the ball in his hands. Lumpkin, the undrafted rookie from Georgia, is probably the most talented of the three but is raw. Injuries limited his playing time in college and allowed him to slip through the cracks, but the Packers made him one of their free-agent priorities. A good showing Thursday night could make him impossible to cut.
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#1 This is the biggie. We need one of these guys to step up soon, so Thompson does not have to bring in an emergency vet.
#2 No big deal. He will probably only get a few carries at most.
#3 Without Pickett, I'm not expecting much, but it would be good for them to put up some kind of resistance.
#4 This will be excellent experience for the backup CB's.
#5 I love this battle. I'd like to see Lumpkin get some reps with the #1 offense so we can judge him better.
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I want to Jordy up against some 1st string special teams tonite to see what he can reallly do.
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While the majority of NFL coaches opt to use the third pre-season game to target getting the starters in "real game" type readiness the Titans apparentyl take the final game more seriously than most.
This means our starters will be taking a quick exit and the rest of the game our 2'nd teamers will be facing their #1's and our third and fourth level guys will be in against the Titans 2'nds, etc.
So don't be surprised if Brohm, for example, has it rough because he won't be in with our #1's but will be up against theirs for several series. It would be different if he were in there with our top line guys but McCarthy is not going there tonight.
At the end of the day this could mean we might get smoked tonight and while many here will surely predict the sky is falling this game, for us, is about who will be the last three or four players to survive the cut and nothing more.
You won't see our top line defense in there long enough to know how they will hold up and the last thing they will do is risk injury to Grant in a meaningless game so don't look for much there either.
This game right here is why they are giving consideration to reducing pre-season to three ball games. There is really little sense for it.
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1. As of now, Flynn has impressed me more than Brohm.
2. I hope Grant gets less than five carries. I don't want to see him play more than the first series.
3. This is where I miss Corey Williams.
4. Good. Keep both of them out. I want them both 100% for Game 1. I also want to see Bush at S because he's pissing me off at CB.
5. Question for all of you - are we keeping four RBs? If so, it's Grant, Jackson, Herron, and whom? Mo or Lumpkin? Maybe tonight I'll get the answer.
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It seems like just a few years ago the Packers ended the preseason by getting trounced by the Titans at Lambeau--in the rain. The same thing may happen tonight.
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I'll be interested to see how the QB's do tonight. Many people think the Titans are all about VY, but it is their defense that has been the reason for their recent success.
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Move Lumpkin up the list behind the quarterbacks..To me.
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Speaking exclusively, Jenna, 29, a third-generation Scientologist who left the organisation when she when she was 20 in 2005, added: 'It's fantastic that she got out – but to me, the best part is that she has a young daughter and it's great she won't have to be brought up in the church.
'Scientology definitely does use families in order to get people to do what they want them to do, they know people care and love for their families.
'So if they have to use the threat of possibly losing them in order to get them to tow the line they'll do it.'
'The Church is all about influence and control and defectors definitely don't help that agenda'
Jenna said she had met Leah once, and when asked how her uncle would take the news of her departure, she replied: 'I'm guessing not very well! 'There are so many things going on for the church right now and this is just another thing.
'It's definitely not good PR for them – and PR , for the most part is all they care about.'
The daughter of Elizabeth and Ron Miscavige, Jr. Jenna was subjected to a childhood in the teachings of Scientology - and was separated from her parents from the age of 12.
Now a happily married
mother-of-two living in San Diego, California, with her husband Dallas
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Winnie, Jenna said: 'I think Leah's brave, I'm really happy for her.
'The Church is all about influence and control and defectors definitely don't help that agenda.
'I can imagine it's been very stressful for Leah. But the Church is struggling – in the past they would smear defectors and say bad things about them, now people know these tactics.
Troubled: Jenna Miscavige released a book on being brought up in Scientology earlier this year. She managed to finally leave the church when she was 20.
'I think more recently they've got stuck in a weird place where they think 'do we smear them or do we not?'
'I do think now it's easier than ever to leave. It's becoming easier and easier to become vocal about the church, and look at the all celebrities leaving like Lisa Marie Presley, Katie Holmes and Paul Haggis.
'All those people leaving makes it easier for Leah to go too. Good for Leah.'
At the age of seven, Jenna was admitted to the Sea Organisation, the branch of Scientology's most dedicated followers - and was forced to sign a billion-year contract that bound her immortal spirit (known as the 'Thetan' to a life of dedication to the Church.
In April, she told the Independent: 'Looking back I feel completely brainwashed. I didn't even know what I liked or what sort of person I was. I was just a robot of the church.'
Despite her tender age, Jenna was forced into gruelling labour for several hours a day from the age of six to 12, including digging trench holes for irrigation and rock hauling.
And between the ages of 12 and 18, Jenna saw her mother only twice and father four times. They then left the religion when she was 16 – while she chose to stay behind, admitting she knew nothing else at the time.
Actress Leah,43, made her dramatic break from the church this week. She had been a member for three decades - and is one of Scientology's most famous faces.
'Truly grateful': Actress Leah Remini thanked fans for their support after quitting Scientology this week. She's pictured here with husband Angelo Pagan and daughter Sofia Bella in August 2012.
Friends in high places: Kings of Queens star Leah Remini chats to A - list star Will Smith at the People's Choice Awards in January 2005
Starry eyed: Actress Leah Remini is friends with famous Scientologists Jennifer Lopez and Tom Cruise
Missing: Scientology leader David Miscavige has failed to answer questions about the whereabouts of his wifeShelly, who has not been seen in public since 2007, according to writer Tony Ortega's Scientology-focused website, The Underground Bunker
The star, who is married to Angelo Pagan, with whom she has a nine–year-old daughter called Sofia Bella, is also believed to have donated millions of dollars to the church.
However, her relationship with Scientology began to falter after she allegedly asked as to the whereabouts of David Miscavige's wife Shelly at the wedding of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes in Italy in November 2006 – only to be told the question was out of line.
'It's as much a mystery to me as it is to everyone'
Jenna Miscavige on her missing Aunt Shelly
She also called the management 'corrupt' and is said to have made a break from the church after facing years of "interrogations" and "thought modification" for questioning leader David Miscavige's rule.
The star spoke out last night, saying: 'I wish to share my sincere and heartfelt appreciation for the overwhelming positive response I have received from the media, my colleagues, and fans from around the world. I am truly grateful and thankful for all your support.'
When asked about Shelley Miscaviage today, Leah admitted her aunt's departure remains 'as much a mystery to me as it is to everyone.'
Escaped: Jenna Miscavige and her husband Dallas. Dallas was also a member of Scientology and the couple now live in San Diego with their two young children
Row: Leah Remini is believed to have incured the wrath of Scientology elders after asking where Shelly Miscavige was at the 2006 wedding of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes in Rome
Jenna, who this year released her tome on her troubling childhood, called 'Beyond Belief: My Secret Life Inside Scientology and My Harrowing Escape',
Leah would have had to under go 'auditing' - Scientology's form of counseling,where a church member holds the sensors of the machine, which measures skin galvanism and is reflected in the motion of a needle indicator.
And Jenna said: 'The confessional goes on for a long time, and as Leah probably realised, when you see that you didn't do anything wrong, it becomes harder and harder to deal with it.'
Leah's mother Vicki Marshall, is thought to remain an Operating Thetan Level Eight (the highest level of Scientology spiritual advancement) and Class Six Auditor, her stepfather, who is Operating Thetan Level Seven.
TV star: Leah Remini made her name starring opposite Kevin James in sitcom King of Queens
However her parents and sisters are standing by her and have promised not to let the family break apart.
However, Jenna says she is still banned from contacting the friends she grew up with, saying: 'I have new friends now, and I still miss the people who I grew up with.'
Despite being back in contact with her parents, Jenna added: 'There's no messing around, you really do completely get cut off.'
'I have my own family now though and it's nice that I got out while I was still young enough.'
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Ten years ago after an x-ray for chest pain they discovered I had a calcified thymus which was benign so they decided to do nothing. Then 2 years ago I had oral thrush that would not respond to treatment, and my doctor thought there might be a link to the thymus and sent me for an x-ray and it showed that the thymoma had invaded my lungs, superior vena cava and phrenic nerve. It has since been removed and I had radiotherapy. I still have to take medication for oral thrush.
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After being diagnosed with myasthenia gravis I was given a CT scan, that's when they discovered the mass of thymoma.
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My thymoma was found during a chest x-ray. I had red blood cell count so they did a bone marrow biopsy to see why the low count, which lead to a chest x-ray. I had my thymoma removed surgically in October 2013. After that I had 33 doses of proton radiation.
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I had breathing trouble and chest pain and was admitted to the hospital. On x-ray of the chest normal view and then lateral view, doctors said there is an anterior mediastinal widening and I also had bilateral pleural effusion in lungs which doctors started to tap out and was found to be hemorrhagic in nature and stopped tapping. The tapped pleural fluid sample was sent for pathology and was negative for malignancy. Then doctors suggested CT scan and diagnosed thymoma. Doctors planned for surgery but fitness was not available as platelet count was low since I was having CLD (chronic liver disease) portal hypertension. Suddenly the pleural effusion disappeared from the lungs on subsequent x-rays. Doctors, considering the risk in surgery, took a FNAC (fine-needle aspiration cytology) of the tumor and found a negative-for-malignancy result for the few cells obtained. Doctors put me in follow-up and now I am under monthly check-ups for any growth since discharge from hospital a month back. No breathing trouble as of now.
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hardly a 'straw man' argument, larry. that 'vapid' thread discussing if vehicular cyclists are all comfortable on all roads at all times even had you admitting there are some road conditions you are uncomfortable with, and choose different routes if you have time.
even the fawning vc sometimes find some road conditions less than desirable and choose alternates.
"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
Now, I'm not suggesting that people should go around riding like messengers -- if you want to do that, become a messenger, it's simple enough. And there are loads of good reasons to obey laws and avoid sidewalks, etc. But let's not pretend that VC represents the most efficient mode of travel by bike. Not even close. In fact there is a whole world of cycling between pure VC and extreme messenger-style adaptivity, all of which would be faster and more efficient than VC.
..i don't know larry, you admitted some road conditions were so uncomfortable you prefer to choose alternate routes at times. what is the problem, can't deal with the truth?
not all vehicular cyclists will be comfortable on all roads all the time, to the point they may avoid some roads sometimes, like larry.
vc is not the panacea to riding all road and traffic conditions.
some cyclists that have the knowledge of how to ride according to the rules of the road may choose to avoid some high traffic roads all the time.
"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
The problem I see with the repetitive mantras you've been composing is that they don't really prove what they purport to prove.
You wrote:
"some road conditions were so uncomfortable you prefer to choose alternate routes at times"
This is true, although the way you've worded it over-dramatizes it in the interest of your polemic. A better way of putting it is that if I have a choice between a pleasant route and an unpleasant one, and the pleasant route isn't too inefficient, I'll choose the pleasant one.
"they may avoid some roads sometimes, like larry". This is a real stretch. I don't really avoid any route if I want to cycle somewhere, and there isn't an alternative route.
" vc is not the panacea to riding all road and traffic conditions." Vehicular Cycling isn't intended as a panacea for anything. No cycling philosophy is going to cure all of the hassles of travel. VC is intended as a guide to best realistic practice for cycling on the roads.
"some cyclists that have the knowledge of how to ride according to the rules of the road may choose to avoid some high traffic roads all the time"
Sure. They may do that, and not only may they do that but I'm not really going to criticize them for it.
So now that we've gone through that loop again, what aspect of it wasn't pointless and vapid?
hmmmm..... interesting, you agree with the points I make about vehicular cycling and vehicular cyclists, even validate some of them, but call my thread vapid.
I think the folly is in this thread, larry.
"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
I know there are different ideologies out there about how to get there on a bike. In fact, I think there are as many ways to ride as there are cyclists.
Here in Atlanta, one-way streets are fantastic for one purpose: going one way. So I can get to the grocery store from my job in an Atlanta minute.
Getting back is another issue. I could ride the sidewalk directly on the one-way street, or go up a block and take a one-way in the other direction (but in a mile, sidewalk riding saves very little time, except in gridlock.)
Same thing with connecting to the train station from my job. Inbound, very fast. Back, I have to zig-zag (cut through lots and use a few sidewalk connectors) to get there fast. Same thing with gridlock, I can hop an empty sidewalk on my MTB and get there faster than any other form of transportation downtown (except an ambulance,) if I swap between sidewalk and road. It can work...
(here it comes...) ...but I differ from you on the above post. You said, "Seems to me the most direct path (for a bicyclist) would almost always involve some sidewalk riding, wrong-way riding, or other creative use of available surfaces. And the quickest, most 'efficient' mode of travel to your destination is very likely to put one in conflict with the traffic law."
I differ with the "almost always" part about using sidewalks and "illegal" cycling modes.
Downtown, for quick jaunts, I occasionally "cheat the system" (and nobody cares) by using cut-throughs on sidewalks, parking lots, handicapped ramps or whatever. I'd use the stairs if I could. But time saved over those short distances (except in gridlock) is not much.
But to go 15 miles from outer suburbs to downtown, there's no way in hell that "the quickest, most 'efficient' mode of travel to your destination is very likely to put one in conflict with the traffic law."
On the contrary, the quickest, most efficient mode of travel to my destination puts me in complete harmony with both traffic and the law. To ride a sidewalk or some other "non-vehicular" means would take me, instead of an hour, an hour and a half. And instead of smooth sailing, I'd be stop-and-go all the time.
Last edited by LittleBigMan; 08-16-07 at 07:55 PM.
No worries
FWIW I think you both said the same thing.
My experience is the opposite. Occasionally, I can avoid an inconvenience (gridlock) by using sidewalks, parking lots, and other off-beat routes.
But the fastest way to just about anywhere around here is on the road, stopping for lights and all.
I don't mean to be disagreeable with your statements, THC, but I think Robert is incorrect. At least, in my particular experience.
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No worries
you really believe stopping for lights is quicker than running the reds?
I'm not endorsing wholescale running of traffic signals, and doubt he is either, but Robert Hurst has it spot on, little big man. think about it....
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"Evidence, anecdote and methodology all support planning for roadway bike traffic."
What I am hearing (reading) is just about every cyclist does a little something non-vehicular from time to time for efficiency.
I'll ride it on the street in slow traffic, jump onto sidewalks, through alleys, etc when I'm faced with higher speed traffic/high volumes of traffic. It doesn't have much in the way of top speed (I can hold 16ish mph, anything above that means a rediculously high cadence) so I don't like to ride on the high speed roads so I don't create a hazard to other cycles and motorists. Still, downtown around the university, I ride in the middle of lanes, signal, etc.
I don't really care if the "serious cyclists" judge me or not. So what if I'm on the sidewalk or cruising through an alley behind a store? I'm probably having a better time, and I can accelerate like a madman so I don't have to see the looks of disapproval.
Running one or two lights/reds over 14 miles won't help me anymore than racing to the next red helps a motorist. Just like them, my only excuse is oversleeping, and it's a lame one.
But I know how to time the lights, unlike a lot of motorists, who race ahead and wait. In fact, it's kind of a challenge. But instead of complaining like a spoiled motorist that I caught a red, I squeeze my lazy fingers and stop.
Downtown is the only place jumping curbs and taking cut-throughs makes a difference in time. But we're talking about 1 or 2 miles, at best, not 14-18.
There are times during gridlock, urban or suburban, where creative cycling makes a difference in time/comfort/efficiency. But running reds has NOTHING to do with that in my case, only jumping curbs, riding sidewalks, or cutting through parking lots. (Overzealous police would call that, "avoiding an intersection," etc.)
But these "creative solutions" aren't applicable over long distance commutes, only a mile or two at bottlenecks and congested areas, and are more for comfort (in my case) than speed.
What can I save in downtown gridlock by jumping curbs? Let's say I saved a full 5 minutes over two miles. Whoop-de-do. It's more about comfort and convenience, not time saved.
Now I'll grant you this, Mr. Beck, I sure as heck don't want to sit on my bike in 102 deg. 58% humidity in gridlock on my bike with 1,000 hot-as-hell smog-producing cars on steaming blacktop when I could be cruising cool on a shady sidewalk with a self-made breeze. There, I agree with you. And the cops do, too, cuz that's what they do.
Last edited by LittleBigMan; 08-17-07 at 11:49 PM.
No worries
And that's great, I'm all for it. Why should I criticize your choice of bikes?
My point was that a lot of people grab someone else's bike who won't be riding again tomorrow, instead they'll be back in a car, where they want to be. No problem, I'm not judging that, either, it's their choice, at least they know a bike works wonders.
But most cyclists who are in it for the long haul who I've talked to find a bike that works best for them, and it's usually not a BMX..
But your bike-of-choice is not my place to criticize, in fact, I think it's kinda cool.
Last edited by LittleBigMan; 08-17-07 at 11:51 PM.
No worries
I think that a discussion regarding an efficient route without considering safety is incomplete. Some of the posts have touched on the issue--talking about red lights for instance--but I think that we can agree that in large, riding in the streets is the fastest way to get from point A to B when factoring in some minimum level of cycling velocity and safety threshold.
Just to give a few examples:
When I ride to work in the morning, the Custis Trail is sparsely used by pedestrians. Even though I cycle at a slower velocity and have to exercise a higher level of vigilance on a 1/4 mile section crossing streets with somewhat restricted visibility, the lack of traffic lights makes the trip consistently faster than the trip down Wilson Blvd.
When I ride home in the evening, the Custis Trail is a madhouse making Wilson Blvd. consistently quicker.
And yes, even though I practice VC on a regular basis, when I go to a excellent bike shop in Vienna (VA), the fastest way by far is the WOD since these crazy suburban streets and the beltway prevent a direct route.
Mind you, I don't think choosing these alternatives makes one a non-vehicular cyclist anyway.


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