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Dr Martin Gaskell is a respected expert on supermassive black holes and a long-serving research fellow at the University of Texas.
In 2007, Dr Martin Gaskell applied for the position of director at the new MacAdam student observatory at the University of Kentucky. He stood "breathtakingly above the other applicants in background and experience" according to the chairman of the selection panel, but he did not get the job. Unsurprisingly, he sued.
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Sad, too. The real yahoos are the people totally sold out on evolution, despite the obvious fraud in so much of what purports to be "support" for it.
People who are hard-core evolutionists are nuts and whackjobs in much the same way as are the hard-core "global warming/climate change" fanatics.
This documentary presents some challenging facts but falls short of proving trans-species development.
If the third human on this planet did not come from the first two!... THeN..
A very ambitious Yarn MUST be created..
How do you figure?
no, no anti christian bias here...of course not......and he obviously isnt a real scientist, and he just doesnt 'understand how science works'...
did i miss anything...
Are you familiar with the concept of "begging the question"?
Evolution is a faith for fanatics. Convincing them of the obvious, that the theory of evolution contributes nothing to real science, is nearly impossible.
Are you familiar with the concept of changing the subject?..
I'll state it another way: Since creation science types are generally laughed at in scientific circles, would it be appropriate for a scientific organization to refuse to employ one of them in order to spare the organization the shame of having such a person on the staff?
Really? Are you aware of who prevailed in that case?
In other words, you prefer not to answer the question. I understand.
You have the sides backwards, it's the Creationist and Global Warming Alarmist are the same.
To hide their true intent Creationist changed their name to Intelligent Design, while Global Warmist did the same and changed the name to Climate Change.
Creationist claim Atheist to their religion are denying their God because they want to live a life of sin (Sex!), while Global Warmist also claim Atheist to their religion are just deniers who want to live a life of sin (Capitalism).
Indulgences/Carbon Credits, Garden of Eden / Noble Savage, etc, etc
Of course I am, but Scope's conviction was overturned on a technicality, and he was never retried. And the floodgates opened to get creationism out of the schools after that.
Out of the schools where it never belonged in the first place.
It is the easiest thing in the world to simply say, "...and this animal evolved...."
Detailing each and every 'RANDOM" mutation leading to that is a bit harder. Shall we say,...impossible? We shall!
Acceptable to me.
So then why did you ask me "how do you figure?"
You didnt ask one.. you didnt even imply one..
If the third human on this planet didnt come from the so-called (lets call them)Adam and Eve.. where did "IT" come from?..
There must have been a third human at some time.. thats the way numbers work.. and procreation..
ELSE.. a very large even more simplistic Yarn must be built... to explain it all..
Science fiction requires logic or whats the point..
Reality need not be logical at all.. (nothing to prove)..
Nope. The similarities between evolutionists and global warming fanatics exists because both positions are not merely unscientific, but are so in a fundamentally dishonest way. Let's face it - evolution, indeed the whole naturalistic, materialistic basis on which it rests, is unscientific idiocy. A sophomore chemistry student knows enough to demonstrate the complete folly of believing in the naturalistic abiogenesis theories of the evos. Wishful thinking and an inside-the-bubble social autism are what drives belief in evolution.
Rich in adjectival labelings. Weak in evidence.
The core of science is observed evidence—evidence that anyone can see, from fossils to self-organizing crystals. {poof} does not meet this requirement.
For an example of how a stupid 'scientist' can mis-state and mislead, see:
You're right - evolution IS weak in evidence.
Didn't ask? Um... I'm afraid I did. It was the sentence in post #9 that ended with this "?", a question mark.
Geez - How do you figure that the Tennessee vs Scopes case has made it acceptable to discriminate against evolution skeptics? In my opinion, it has always been acceptable.
Except it isn't. There are several billion years worth of evidence that has been studied extensively for the last 150 years. The Theory of Evolution is as robust as a theory can be. Those who chose to ignore that fact and engage in mindless and willful ignorance while purporting to support the insidious half-baked nonsense that masquerades as science under the pseudonym intelligent design, are simply incapable of the type of critical thought needed to understand the nature of evidence and the scientific method.
"The Theory of Evolution is as robust as a theory can be."
So it is still a theory? I'm no scientist and didn't even stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, but I thought theories are unproven.
"...still a theory?" In science, there is nothing more profound than a theory - they are ALL unproven. Ever been sick and had a doctor give you a pill? Germ theory. Experienced an earthquake? Tectonic theory. Flown in an airplane? Gravitational theory. Theories are not best guesses - they are the culmination of information and practical knowledge that shape and articulate the way we interact with the natural world.
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Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve went off the rails during the third quarter of last night's series-tying victory against the Indiana Fever.
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Upset about the referees swallowing their whistles during a Lindsay Whalen drive to the cup, Reeve stormed the court and had to be restrained by assistant, Timberwolves broadcaster, and former NBA big-man Jim Petersen. She then tore off her jacket and flung it at an impressively well-dressed assistant.
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Her freakout seemingly did more good than harm. Moments later, a Maya Moore three-point play put the Lynx ahead, and they never trailed again en route to a 83-71 victory. The best-of-five series now shifts to Indianapolis for games three and four, with a possible deciding final game scheduled for next Wednesday at the Target Center.
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Not much in politics stands out at a distance of eight years. The Make Poverty History campaign, though, lingers: 200,000 people on a march in 2005 that snaked through Edinburgh, the Live 8 concerts that reached an audience of 3 billion and then the claim of victory. Now many of the participants have regrouped to try do it again.
Last Wednesday, more than 100 charities and religious organisations - from Oxfam and Christian Aid to small student groups - launched the If campaign, a bid to re-create the momentum of Make Poverty History in the run up to the G8 summit, which Britain hosts in Northern Ireland in July. Its first hurdle will be to overcome the scepticism left by its predecessor. Then it has to win the argument about what such campaigns can achieve.
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The New Orleans Film Society and the Coliseum Square Association will continue their annual early-summer love affair with the free outdoor showing of another cult film, "The Princess Bride," on Saturday evening. Continue reading »
This Week at The Broad: Keanu, The Man Who Knew Infinity, and more
This week at The Broad Theater, "Tale of Tales", "Captain America: Civil War", and "Keanu" continue their runs, while "The Man Who Knew Infinity" starring Dev Patel ("Slumdog Millionaire") will premiere.
After Saturday's massive second-line tribute through the New Orleans French Quarter, hundreds more David Bowie fans converged on Prytania Theatre on Sunday night to sell out two showings of his cult-favorite film "Labyrinth."Continue reading »
The New Orleans Film Society will prsent a free screening of the classic musical "Grease" starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton John tonight (Saturday, June 6) in Coliseum Square. Continue reading »
Jean-Paul Villere: Confessions of a Sleater-Kinney devotee
It all happened so innocently, my love for riotgrrl queens Corin Tucker, Janet Weiss, and Carrie Brownstein, collectively and arguably better known as Sleater-Kinney. While living in Austin in the late 90s, I wanted to attend an in-store performance at Waterloo Records by this well-regarded female rock trio which at the time I had never heard of. Unable to make the event I sprung for a copy of their third studio album, Dig Me Out, and lost my mind. Just lost it. What was this sound? Who were these ladies? The hungry, urgent beats, the sharp, frenetic guitar work, and the layered, waling vocals. And the lyrics? Each song was a visual field infused by carefully chosen wording arcing in harmony. I was hooked, taken, even smitten, and I wanted more. Continue reading »
The New Orleans Film Society will hold a free screening of Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller "Vertigo" on the grounds of Latter Library on Saturday evening as the spring 2015 series of Moonlight Movies begins. Continue reading »
Loyola University will host a free screening today of The Francis Effect, a documentary about Pope Francis, followed by a panel discussion with Catholic scholars. Continue reading »
"Little White Lie" launches free documentary series at Jewish Community Center
The Jewish Community Center will present a series of three free documentary screenings this month, starting with showing Wednesday evening of "Little White Lie," a Jewish woman who unexpectedly discovers her African-American heritage. Continue reading »
Freret Market returns Saturday afternoon; Uptown Sounds music and film fest to play into evening
The Freret Market will make its annual spring reappearance Saturday afternoon, and it will be followed by a showcase of music, art and film at a variety of venues along the corridor into Saturday evening. Continue reading »
Prytania Theatre hosts New Orleans Film Society's Oscar Awards Screening
On Sunday evening, the 87th annual Oscar Awards were screened at the Prytania theatre. Complimentary food and beverage were provided for attendees. There were also glam and costume contests, as well as cinema trivia during commercial breaks.
Scientist Alan Turing, the superhero "Birdman," as well as the Hollywood glitterati — the Prytania Theatre is saving room for all of them on the red carpet Sunday night, when the New Orleans Film Society hosts its annual Academy Awards watching party and costume contests. Continue reading »
"Shell Shocked" documentary to screen at Watson Ministries, followed by discussion with director
The Family Center of Hope at Watson Teaching Ministries on St. Charles Avenue will offer a free screening Wednesday, Jan. 7, of the "Shell Shocked" documentary that explores youth and gun violence in New Orleans, followed by a discussion with director John Ritchie afterward. Continue reading »
Last day for neighborhood groups to apply to host NORDC Movies in the Park this spring
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Owen Courreges: Would "universal" background checks actually prevent any gun crime?
It's a catchy title: "91%." However, it stands for something far less significant.
Local documentary filmmaker John Richie has certainly adopted a theme. His previous effort, "Shell Shocked," aimed to portray the gritty reality of youth gun violence in New Orleans. He now plans to follow up that film with "91%," which is being pitched as "a film about gun background checks and the people whose lives they impact." Continue reading »
"Run Boy Run" film screening to commemorate Kristallnacht, kick off Jewish Cultural Arts Month
A screening tonight of "Run Boy Run," a film set during the Nazi occupation of Poland, will kick off a month of free cultural events at the Jewish Community Center on St. Charles Avenue, including a talk by columnist Ari Shavit, presentations by biographer Walter Isaacson and novelist Tova Mirvis, and concluding in December with a Channukah celebration featuring Israeli musician David Broza. Continue reading »
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Free showing of "Iron Man 3" Friday at Norwood Thompson playground in Gert Town
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Police hope "The First 48" episode will end fugitive's long run from justice in fatal Prytania shooting
More than a year ago, New Orleans police revealed that they had identified the man who allegedly killed a popular DJ in an execution-style murder inside a Prytania Street home the previous summer.
Travis Cochran, who was 25 at the time, has been on the run since, but investigators now hope that tonight's episode of the nationally-broadcast show "The First 48" will lead to his arrest.
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I'm excited to share this project with you, made with the TUPLIP TIE DYE KIT. So I think the last time I did tie dye was when I was in 4th grade and made shirts for field day. i think mine was green and white, and why I remember that, who knows. This was so fun because tie dye seems to be gaining some momentum in the craft realm and my kids were SOOOOO excited to try it out. We are looking forward to making summer t-shirts for each of the kids, I can't wait to see what colors and design they come up with.
Here are some great techniques you can use with the Tulip Tie Dye kit. I had no idea, before I used this kit, that you could do things like ombre designs, stripes, or even spirals with a kit. The instructions in this kit give you great detail as to how you go about doing these fun techniques.
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bottles enough for 12 colors
12 different bright colors
plastic gloves
plastic tray
plastic tablecloth (drop cloth)
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TUTORIAL: 1. Choose & mix the colors that you are going to use and put each individual color into a plastic squeeze bottle and just add water, super simple.
2. Choose your fabric, if it's not 100% cotton it won't work as well. I chose to use some old t-shirts. I wanted to have a couple different shades of yellow, orange, red and pink so I just cut up pieces of fabric and dyed them different colors.
3. Wet the cloth you are using and wring it out well.
4. Choose which design & apply rubber bands. Choose which one you are using by looking at the instructions booklet and fold up your cloth accordingly. For mine, I used the spiral design and the regular stripe design. I just pinched in the center of the fabric and twisted the fabric (it kind of looked like a tornado), then I applied the rubber bands like so:
I chose to use these colors: pink, red, orange, yellow & green.
5. Apply the Dye to the fabric. Make sure at this point that you get it into the center of your little bundle and well-saturate the fabric.
6. Let the dye sit for 6-8 hours. and after that period of time, wash the fabric in hot water with the rubber bands off.
7. Take the fabric and cut a 12′ CIRCLE & cut into a spiral shape. Cut one 12″ circle for each of the rosettes. Start cutting 1.5″ wide spiral until you get to the center of the fabric.
8. Start in the center of your fabric and wind the fabric around the center to make the rosette shape. For this part, it's really important that you trust your creative juices and manipulate the fabric until you love your rosette shape. Some are more loose and some are tighter, it's all a matter of preference. Mine was a little loose.
9. Hand stitch the rosette to the shirt & clip edges. I laid each of the rosettes onto the shirt until I loved the placement, then hand-stitched each of them on.
10. Machine sew of hand-stitch lace rosette stems. I chose some dainty pieces of lace and machine-sewed them into the shirts as the stems.
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Adorable!! 🙂
Ruth G Says: May 15, 2012 at 6:32 pm
Very pretty! Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea!
Having the tie-dying just on the rosettes is such a sweet idea!
This is UBER cute!!
Jodi Diamond Says: May 18, 2012 at 8:19 pm
Love this! Could you add a close up of just the flowers?
Oh dear, these are darling! I would love to make some of those for a bag!
Tie dye rosettes is such a beautiful idea!
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Beautiful Rosette Shirt idea!
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Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com hears that Jason Grilli has drawn the interest of some teams as a closer.
Justin Verlander punched out 10 batters across eight shutout innings in Tuesday's victory over the Phillies.
Nick Ahmed left Tuesday's game against the Pirates after taking a pitch off his face.
Francisco Rodriguez allowed a run but hung on to record career save No. 400 in Tuesday's win over the Phillies.
Troy Tulowitzki left Tuesday's game against the Yankees with tightness in his right quad.
Alex Rodriguez finished 2-for-4 in his first rehab game Tuesday with Double-A Trenton.
Jean Segura left Tuesday's game against the Pirates after taking a pitch off his helmet.
Jameson Taillon will be skipped on his next turn through the Triple-A Indianapolis rotation.
Hanley Ramirez was diagnosed with a right toe contusion after leaving Tuesday's game against the Rockies.
Rangers pitching coach Doug Brocail told reporters that Yu Darvish (elbow) will likely be limited to 85-90 pitches in his 2016 debut Saturday versus the Pirates.
According to Ben Badler of Baseball America, the Dodgers had "a big crew" at a showcase Tuesday afternoon in the Dominican Republic that featured Cuban outfielder Lazaro Armenteros and Cuban second baseman Jose Miguel Fernandez.
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The Port City Java in Jacksonville invites you to a Grand Opening Celebration from September 4th through 8th. Each day we will raffle off a $100 gift card to one of our guests, and serve free coffee from open � noon.
Jacksonville�s first Port City Java opened its doors on August 21st at 102 Marine Boulevard (next to the New River bridge). The caf� is open Monday through Friday from 5:30 am � 10 pm, Saturdays from 6 am � 10 pm, and Sundays from 6 am � 9 pm. For 15 years running, Port City Java has been voted �Best Coffee Shop� by Wilmington locals in ENCORE Magazine. Port City Java offers specialty espresso drinks, locally roasted coffees, milkshakes, smoothies, breakfast sandwiches, bakery items, sandwiches, wraps, and salads.
The Port City Java in Jacksonville is proud to support the community as a sponsor of the Onslow County Partnership for Children�s Diamonds and Denim Gala on September 6th. For more information or to purchase tickets visit onslowkids.org.
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Carroll County Memorial Hospital and Care Connections for Aging Services are pleased to announce an agreement that allows the Carrollton Senior Center to continue to operate on the CCMH campus. Jeff Tindle, CCMH CEO, and Diana Hoemann, Executive Director of Care Connection for Aging Services are very pleased about the partnership.
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This week is National Physician Assistants Week. CCMH is grateful to have Gregory Stafford, P.A. on our staff. Please enjoy the attached video.
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Area clinics will begin providing flu shots on October 1st.
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Carroll County Memorial Hospital has a focus on excellence and quality. To help foster an environment of excellence and quality nominations are accepted for team members that display those characteristics. The CCMH Leadership Team reviews all nominations and selects a singular team member to honor each month.
Honored for Excellence & Quality in June 2014
Carol Dickerson,
Mrs. Dickerson has been with the Carroll County Memorial Hospital organization for over 2 years. Carol is a therapist for the Senior Life Solutions program, providing Group and Individual therapy. She always has the patient's best interest at heart in her work and it shows. She has been a Social Worker since 1984, in Medical Social Work and Mental Health. Prior to joining CCMH, she worked in Community Mental Health for 18 years.
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If I Only Knew Then...: Learning from Our Mistakesby Charles Grodin
As Charles Grodin says, "If you don't get wiser as you get older, then you just get older." The core of this book is about identifying our mistakes, learning from them, and not repeating them. Charles Grodin, a very funny individual who has appeared in movies, television and currently is on WCBS Radio every day, has asked his friends (and friends of
As Charles Grodin says, "If you don't get wiser as you get older, then you just get older." The core of this book is about identifying our mistakes, learning from them, and not repeating them. Charles Grodin, a very funny individual who has appeared in movies, television and currently is on WCBS Radio every day, has asked his friends (and friends of friends)from Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Shirley MacLaine, Alan Alda, Regis Philbin, Ben Stiller, and othersto share sometimes very revealing memories of the biggest mistake they've made.
Rosie O'Donnell looks back to her college days and her inability to express her love for a close girlfriend. Regis Philbin learned to trust his instincts when an early talk show got cancelled. Irwin Redlener, the Co-founder of The Children's Health Fund, examines a near-mistakehow he almost cancelled a trip to see a grown son who soon after died in a skiing accident. Dr. Nicholas Perricone learns to shift his perspective after witnessing the bravery of a young girl during his internship. Senator Orrin Hatch discusses his mistaken vote against making Martin Luthor King Day a national holiday. And Carol Burnett's hilarious essay explains why meeting Cary Grant turned out to be a big mistake!
If I Only Knew Then...offers intimate insights into dozens of celebrated figures' lives.
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If I Only Knew Then ... Learning from Our Mistakes
By Charles Grodin
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PrefaceI'm sure more than one person has said, "If you don't get wiser as you get older, then you just get older."
It's always been evident that it's important to learn from our mistakes, since it's inevitable we'll all make some. I've never understood people who look back on their lives and say, "I wouldn't change a thing." I would, a lot-personally and professionally. I've always changed things based on past experiences, and as a result, as years go by, I'm happier-not as happy as I hope to be someday, but happier.
There are some fascinating stories on the following pages. Some, frankly, I found heartbreaking. Some made me smile, and some made me laugh, but I found all of them compelling. There are also some points of view and conclusions neither you nor I may share.
The idea for this book came from an understanding of how important it is to identify our mistakes, learn from them, and not repeat them. Of course, there can be serious consequences in not learning from our mistakes. Most of us have seen too many people who not only don't learn from their mistakes but are unable to acknowledge they've even made any. It seems they feel that to do so is an admission of weakness instead of strength.
Also, when we've made mistakes in the past, we were unaware of making them, so I have no doubt for most of us that's happening right now, possibly every day. Many people don't give this concept much consideration. If I Only Knew Then ... is an effort to get them to reconsider their lack of consideration. -Charles Grodin
CHARLES GRODIN CBS News Commentator
There's a story I like about a boy who was ten years old and had never spoken. His parents just assumed he was unable to. Then one day at dinner, he tasted the spinach and said, "I don't like this." His parents were stunned.
"Bobby," they said, "you can speak! How come in all these years you've never said anything?" The boy said, "Up until now, everything's been okay."
For me everything seemed okay until I was around fourteen.
If you measure mistakes by the length of time they cause you trouble, then my biggest mistake began then, since to this day I still pay a price for it.
It started innocuously enough. When I entered high school my dad wanted me to help out in his store, where he sold supplies to cleaners, tailors, and dressmakers-things like material, linings, zippers, buttons, and hangers.
He called it the Grodin Company. A "friend" of mine in grammar school used to needle me about my dad's company's name since Dad essentially was the company. From time to time over the years he would have someone working for him, but mostly he worked alone, with the exception of my brother Jack, who was six years older than I was. Jack always helped out in the store whenever asked.
When my time came along at fourteen, I also was willing to help-but only to a degree, and that was the heart of the conflict.
I had started kindergarten at four and Hebrew school at eight, so for as long as I could remember I was in school during the day and spent a few days after school each week in religious training.
When I got into high school I had some other ideas for my after-school time, like athletics and dramatics. I joined the masque and wig club in high school, but I wasn't really available to be in a school play because my dad wanted me to work in his store.
It seemed however much I showed up to help, my dad felt it was not enough. He'd had to drop out of school at thirteen to help support his family. You were allowed to do that in those days, so my dad's idea of work was you get up very early in the morning and you work about a twelve-hour day. That's what he did seven days a week his whole life. Maybe he came home earlier on Sunday sometimes, but he worked seven days a week. Not only that, but he did it even though he was always sick.
He developed a rheumatic heart as a boy and was never in good health. The only time he wasn't at work was when he had what seemed to be regular stays in the hospital.
Often he would come home from work and go right to bed so he'd be able to get up and go to work the next day. I have a vivid memory of him sitting at the dinner table, his head leaning on his left hand, exhausted.
I never fully factored in my dad's health in the amount of time I put in at the store. I was so used to seeing him ill that I got used to it. I'd never seen him any other way.
I never realized how serious his condition was. Also, while we weren't rich, I never felt the pressure of not having enough money, and I thought my dad could easily afford to hire a kid who could do what I would do for fifty cents an hour, which he often did.
Still, Dad felt it should be me there more often and not some other kid.
This conflict had a couple of noticeable results. I was just about never given the family car to drive after I got my license at sixteen, and my dad eventually wanted me to put all requests for anything in writing, which I did. He would respond in writing as well, even though we lived together in a small six-room house!
He just didn't want the stress of having to deal with me in person in any situation where we had differences. In spite of all of this, though, there was never any doubt that my dad and I loved each other very much.
Later, when I was older and working at the store, more than one customer would say, "Oh, you're the one who wants to be an actor. Your dad is always talking about you." In spite of our differences, I got the feeling my dad was proud of me.
My mom later told me that Dad was shocked and so happy that it was his wayward son who as valedictorian gave the commencement speech at his high school graduation.
I remember one time when I was about ten, before all our trouble started, Dad standing at a railroad station, leaning down and kissing me on the cheek before he and my mom left for a rare vacation.
Then one day my dad suddenly died.
He was in the hospital, which, again, wasn't unusual, and I was alone in the store when I got a call from my mother to come to the hospital right away, as my dad wasn't expected to live through the day.
Astonishingly, the thought of my dad dying had never even occurred to me. I was in complete shock as I raced to the hospital. I had the car that day.
When I got to his room, he was in the then familiar oxygen tent-in those days what looked like a plastic tent was put over the patient. He was weak but conscious, and I just stood there as we looked at each other. I didn't speak, and he couldn't.
I went home and completely fell apart. Soon, I got the call. He died at five minutes to five on June 26, 1953. He was fifty-two and I was eighteen. I have never really recovered.
While I've been able to have a relatively happy life, my dad's sudden passing has haunted me. I've replayed the events and wondered how much I contributed to his early death.
If I had been more cooperative, would he have lived a long life? No. Might he have lived longer? Yes. Was I wrong not to have helped more? Yes.
I always tried to make my case to myself by saying I wanted to finally have my free time after school and my dad could afford to hire another kid to help.
That's all true, except for one thing. I never really considered the emotional price he was paying for my willfulness, and if I had it to do over I would have been there at the store with him as much as he wanted. If I had it to do over, which, of course, sadly, I don't.
If you have a conflict with someone you love, really consider how he or she feels as much as you can, even if you don't agree.
You need to, first and foremost, do what you believe is right, but sometimes giving a lot of thought to what a loved one feels will significantly affect what you believe is right.
Sometimes getting your way really isn't worth it.
CAROL BURNETT Actress, Author
"Cary Grant?"
Harvey grinned and nodded.
"CARY Grant?"
More grinning and more nodding from Harvey.
"The Cary Grant?"
Harvey's head was bobbing up and down so hard, I thought it would fly off and go bouncing all around the rehearsal hall.
"How? When?"
We were gathered around the big table for our regular Monday-morning reading of that week's show. Vicki, Tim, Lyle, the guests (I don't remember who), our director, Dave Powers, and I were all glued to Harvey's story about the weekend party he had attended in Beverly Hills.
"Okay: It was Saturday night, and he was there! Naturally, he was gorgeous, charming, funny, and get this ... interested in me! He never misses watching our show. In fact, he asked the hostess if she'd mind if he disappeared for an hour when ten o'clock rolled around because we were on that night and he doesn't like to miss our show."
I tried catching my breath. "Omigod-you mean Cary Grant actually knows who we are?"
"He went on and on about how much he loves the show and how much we make him laugh."
All of us were silent for a bit.
Wow. Cary Grant ... a fan. The idea was overwhelming. I remembered his movies, and my grandmother, Nanny, saying, "He's the second most beautiful thing in the world next to Hedy Lamarr." I thought he was beautiful too, but I also thought he was funny. He could do great "takes" and body-pounding pratfalls (in his earlier movies) ... an athlete, and a hilarious one. Charm, of course, oozed out of his pores. And now, by golly, he knew of my existence. Ain't show biz grand?
A few weeks later my husband, Joe, and I were invited to a cocktail party at Peggy Lee's house. She had been a guest on our show a few times and we'd grown pretty friendly. Joe and I were the first ones to show up. My fault-I never could stand being late to anything. Our coats were hung up in the hall closet, and I began making friends with the caterer. It wasn't long before Peggy appeared, looking beautiful in an elegant hostess gown. In a few minutes the doorbell started ringing in earnest, and it wasn't long before the place was wall-to-wall with celebrities. I always mentally pinched myself over how lucky I was to actually know all these talented folks! The party was in full swing-Alan King keeping everyone in stitches, hors d'oeuvres being cleaned off the trays before they made it clear around the room, Frank Sinatra's "Come Fly with Me" swinging through the speakers. And then, suddenly the whole party quieted down and all heads were turned to the front door. I looked.
Cary Grant.
Peggy ran to greet him. Taking his elbow, she led him into the room, and people began to make a path so they wouldn't have to wiggle in and around the guests. She was introducing him to those who had never had the honor. Even the biggest stars all but genuflected. He was very much at ease, laughing and shaking hands, and as they got nearer I bolted for the coat closet. Joe was at my heels: "What're you doing? Don't you want to meet Cary Grant?"
My coat ... my coat. Here it was ... Please, God, get me outta here.
"Are you nuts? All you've been talking about is Harvey's story, and here he is! Here's your chance!"
I had my coat on. "Let's go."
"Will you please tell me what the hell's the matter with you?"
Poor Joe. He just didn't get it. "Poor Joe, you just don't get it." I had to explain: "Look, he likes me! He makes it a point to watch our show every single week! You think I want to spoil that?"
"Why would you spoil it?" I had always thought Joe was smarter than that.
"Because I wouldn't know what to say, or how to act, and I would make a fool of myself, and he wouldn't like me anymore! Okay? Let's go home!"
We hadn't yet reached the door when I felt the tap on my shoulder. I turned around and there they were: Peggy and Cary.
Peggy said, "Carol, where're you goin'? You can't leave yet-Cary's dying to meet you!"
Oh, gee. I looked up into his face ... that face ... and I forced a lame smile. He took my hand and his mouth started moving. Trouble was, I couldn't hear him! My heartbeat was so loud, I thought my ears were going to implode. Watching his lips move, I just knew what he was saying had to be the most charming sentences anyone had ever uttered, but I couldn't hear.
He kept on and on ... holding my hand ... sometimes even squeezing it a little. I thought he'd never stop. Oh, but then he did ... his mouth had stopped moving. Oh, God, it's my turn now. He's waiting for me to say something ... anything.
Then it came out in a rush. "You're a credit to your profession."
Why didn't the floor open up? Why didn't someone distract him before I opened my mouth? Why didn't we make it to the door in time? Why did we go to the party in the first place? Why was I born?
On the way home in the car, Joe looked at me and said, "You were right."
Trust your instincts.
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• Frank Blethen, publisher of The Seattle Times, as partner of the year. Blethen and The Times Co. are being honored for a yearlong education effort, the Greater Good Campaign, to address the effects of deep legislative cuts in higher-education funding. The effort is credited with helping to prevent additional cuts to higher education in the 2012 legislative budget.
• Dani Chang, director of student affairs, leadership and involvement at Green River Community College, for the trustees' equity and student-success award. Chang has worked to bring issues of underserved students to the forefront. She has encouraged people at the college to think and reflect in different ways, in part by coordinating speakers with diverse viewpoints, such as writers Maya Angelou, Cornel West and Sherman Alexie.
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When I wrote about How to Wear Dresses when you have unattractive legs, a reader responded by asking, "What if you don't like showing your legs at all? How do you cover up in summer?" I turned to my good friend, Image Consultant Sue Donnelly, to answer this in a guest post. Enjoy!
SUE: Yes, this is THE season when women of a certain age bury their heads in their hands and wail – 'what do I do about my legs?'
Of course, if you have pins to die for, tanned, lean and going up to your armpits, you can move on. No need at all for you to be reading this article. If you are like the rest of us, the onset of summer is a nightmare.
Wondering what to wear in the summer if you can't go bare legs? I have some tips.
1. The obvious – wear pants. Not very original but totally do-able. Linen pants are a great standby in hot weather, keeping you cool and chic at the same time. Capri or ¾ length pants are really chic and show off a slim ankle without revealing the rest of the leg. Wear with a cute kitten heel to lengthen the leg even more. A shorter length colored jean worn with ankle boots, so there is about an inch of flesh on show, is a fabulous way to be totally on trend if it's not yet in the 90's.
2. Try a midi or maxi dress. I've only just succumbed, and I'm already hooked. Midi length is fabulous for petites and for those of you who want to show off your amazing ankles. Wear with flat shoes, flip-flops or a small heel. They never look quite right with a towering stiletto.
3. Thanks to Kate Middleton, we can now all wear ten denier flesh colored tights without feeling 103 years old. Some even have the added advantage of control panels, so your tum, bum, thighs are streamlined too. Choose toe-less if you want to wear sandals. You could even go the fishnet route, as they are cooler to wear in hot weather.
4. Sounds crazy I know but I started a new trend the other year by wearing black, patterned or colored tights with summer dresses and I'm talking 40 denier or higher. It sounds bizarre but actually looks amazing with lighter colored shoes or sandals and is especially good if you are stuck in an air-conditioned room for any length of time. Hitch your hemline up a bit to make the most of well-shaped legs. Just remember that you choose either a shorter hemline or a lower neckline. Never both. That's just tarty.
5. Like it – the tan, I mean. If your legs are just pasty, then this is the way to go. Alternatively, you could show off your beautiful, white skin as long as it's like alabaster and not blue-veined cheese!
6. Leggings. These cover a multitude of sins. Wear them under tunics and dresses as an alternative to tights. Adjust the bottom hem, so they look good on your legs. Some women look better with them worn nearer to the knee, others nearer the ankles.
7. Divert attention. The oldest trick in the book but it works. Move the focus upwards by wearing a fabulous hat, bright lipstick, dramatic jewelry, a must-have scarf. Your legs won't even be noticed!
Experiment and play. Laugh if it all goes wrong – it's not the end of the world. Pretend it's a new trend like I did, and then you get to set your own rules.
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Update on Alvaro EnriqueWith his previous loan, Álvaro bought a greater volume of beef, stocked his business, and sold much more. Currently, he is applying for a Kiva loan in order to increase the volume of his beef purchases and to continue increasing his working capital - and with that, his clientele – in order to generate more profit that benefits his family.
Álvaro has this message: "Thank you for your help, and may you always continue to offer it."
Previous Loan DetailsAlvaro has been selling beef for 25 years. He learned the trade by helping his grandfather. It is from his grandfather that he inherited this trade and under his grandfather that he learned the business. Through his meat business, Alvaro has managed to provide for his family which consists of ... More from Alvaro Enrique's previous loan »
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About Fundación Mario Santo DomingoFundación Mario Santo Domingo (FMSD) is a non-profit organization in northern Colombia dedicated to developing programs for the country's poorest communities. In addition to numerous social services, FMSD runs a microfinance program to strengthen micro-businesses in the areas where it works. The organization also offers several non-financial components as part of this program, including training to help entrepreneurs start their own businesses.
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