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Jake Matthys, the Kansas State record-holder for wins and saves by a freshman, has been named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team, Collegiate Baseball announced Wednesday.
Matthys is the sixth Wildcat to earn Freshman All-America honors since 2006 and the first pitcher since James Allen in 2009. The Big 12 Freshman of the Year, Matthys was one of eight players from the conference to be named to the team.
A product of Spring Lake Park, Minn., Matthys enters the Corvallis Super Regional this weekend with an 8-1 record and a 1.96 ERA to go along with nine saves.
Aside from the school freshman records, the right-hander has the most wins by a K-State relief pitcher in the Big 12 era and currently ranks eighth in school history in single-season ERA.
Matthys has continually performed well under pressure, allowing just three of his 31 inherited runners to score and retiring 24 of his 32 first batters faced.
Matthys picked up a pair of saves last week to help the Wildcats earn their first-ever NCAA Regional title. He tossed 2 1/3 no-hit innings with two strikeouts against Bryant before pitching the final two scoreless frames in the Regional championship game against Arkansas.
The appearance against the Razorbacks was his 32nd of the year, which broke the school record for relief outings.
K-State travels to Corvallis, Ore., to take on Oregon State in a best-of-three series for the right to advance to the College World Series next week in Omaha, Neb.
The Super Regional begins with a 6 p.m. (CT) contest Saturday, while Game 2 is slated for 9 p.m. (CT) Sunday. If necessary, Game 3 will be at 6 p.m. (CT) Monday. All three games will be televised by ESPNU.
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Twinkies Return To Stores Nationwide!After an eight-month hiatus, Twinkies returned to store shelves nationwide Monday!
Sweet! Twinkies To Hit Store Shelves Next MonthHostess is betting on a sweet comeback for Twinkies when they return to shelves next month.
Hostess Products Flying Off Store Shelves In The Inland EmpireSome Twinkie lovers across Southern California had the same goal in mind Friday after hearing the news that Hostess was calling it quits: To stock up.
Hostess Going Out Of Business, Cites Nationwide Worker Strike Hostess, the maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread, is going out of business, closing plants, laying off its 18,500 workers and putting its brands up for sale.
Nothing To Ho Ho About -- Hostess Could Be Out Of Business In Hours Striking workers could put Hostess brands out of business in a couple of hours.


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New guy here, been reading and learning from the veterans on this forum. I had contemplated buying a pistol/handgun for several months and visited this site and others for information. Recently purchased my first pistol, a Springfield XD Sub-Compact in 9mm. Purchased the "kit" from Springfield, handgun, 3 mags (one hi-cap), molded holster (OWB) and case with assorted accessories. I'm really enjoying the handgun and I'm now looking to taking a concealed carry class soon.
Stopped by a gun shop today to browse and found a used XD-.40 Sub-Compact with 3 mags, XML light and case for 429.00. Took the gun apart and everything looked clean inside, nothing unusual (to me, a novice) stood out. Slide felt tight. Outside was clean and free of scratches. Looked like a nice gun at what I thought was a very nice price. Anyone here care to comment? What should I look at on the XD that indicates wear/tear? Is this a good price or should I look at a 1911 someone will surely suggest? Do I just have gun lust in my heart?
This has been a great site for information and I'm glad I joined. Keep up the great discussions. Mods, if this is the wrong forum please move this thread.


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the great banana mystery by vanagajahWatch
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Made with ink and watercolors, with a few alterations done in photoshop. Judging by some former work (that I didn't post on this site), I came to the conclusion that I might have some kind of obsession with misbehaving and/or guilt-ridden monkeys. What would Freud make of that?
Sweet, I like it. Reminds me of that episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog. Only criticism I have is that mystery is spelled with a 'y.'
May I suppose that this may have been inspired by courage the cowardly dog?
You mean the one with the eggplants? - it did come to mind while making this . I don't recall any talking bananas..
Well, there was this other one, one of the earliest episodes, and they were in banana holla, at least that was how it was pronounced, after going into the future. Its so hard to ever find those old cartoons anymore to see them. But anyways, there were many bananas such as your,and an ape, also reminiscent of your piece. I don't know, maybe its been subliminal messaged into you (or me at least).
Found it on youtube - "1000 years of courage". I haven't watched cartoon network for about 6 years now (since it started being dubbed in romanian). Weird .


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Many of us enjoy a great book for pleasure. We all seek comfort in genres such as humor fiction, classic novels, contemporary romance, biography, horror, poetry, and so forth. Our area of interests have benefitted us in many ways. For example, they have improved our minds, helping us to see things in a new perspective; they have helped us to better appreciate what else is out there, and so forth.
Although there is no harm in continuing with reading your favorite genre or two, reading a genre that is outside of your comfort zone can make quite a difference. Some people, however, may feel that they won't understand a particular story, that it may just be too overwhelming. That's okay, though. Taking that step is actually a good start. You never know where it'll take you.
Reading a genre or two that is outside of your comfort zone can expand your mind. You'll be open to reading more, as well as discovering new authors. You'll also gain better perspectives. Reading various genres can really help you to better connect with the world, to connect with the characters, and taking that step also can improve your vocabulary.
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Forget Grey's Anatomy gossip, this is now a fact:
Isaiah Washington will not be returning to the smash show, his rep and ABC Television Studio have confirmed.
Howard Bragman, Washington's publicist, says Washington's option was not renewed, and released the following statement from the actor: "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more."
We're not sure what this reference to the 1976 movie Network really means, but gay people everywhere may need to be on the lookout.
The Grey's Anatomy cast was notified Thursday night of the final decision, which, says a source close to the situation, was a long time coming. In the end, Washington's behavior made him a liability.
For those that have been too consumed by Paris Hilton to remember: Rumors ran rampant following the season finale â€" during which Washington's character, Dr. Preston Burke, broke up with his fiancée, Christina Yang (Sandra Oh), and moved out of their apartment â€" that Washington would not be returning.
The actor first came under fire last fall after getting into an altercation with Patrick Dempsey, during which he allegedly referred to castmate T.R. Knight with a homophobic slur.
Washington later apologized, checked into rehab, met with gay leaders and recently released a PSA decrying the use of hate speech. Katherine Heigl had even seemed to give her blessing for his return.


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Records don't indicate any direct role by Shepard in supervising the employees involved, who worked at one of dozens of apartment complexes owned by Shepard's company.So because Shepard wasn't there on a daily basis that makes it OK? What was it the First Lady so famously said during the 08 primaries?
"And my view is that if you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the White House."It applies here, in its own way. Unless ... the rules have changed because of McCaskill's party affiliation? You can bet the farm that if this was a business owned by Todd Akin, it would have made consistent, daily headlines. McDermott's article gives me the impression that somehow the alleged victim shouldn't be believed or that somehow the case is less valid due to partisanship. Leave it to the left-leaning press to try to discredit an alleged victim of sexual harassment. Keep at that war on women, boys. *My prayers are answered because, holla! He's on Twitter. If you're going to talk about gunwalking programs, it's helpful to know what the hell you're talking about. Bush created Operation Wide Receiver and ended it when it looked like it could get out of hand. It was an insipid idea. Obama created Fast and Furious and then all but abandoned it. You know, because he's not at all like Bush.


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Truckee will be brimming with art and activity during the 2nd Annual Historic Downtown Truckee Arts and Crafts Labor Day Festival Saturday through Monday , September 4-6, 2010 from 10 am to 5 pm each day.
Hosted by the Truckee Downtown Merchant's Association, this free event welcomes everyone to browse and shop among the original work of artists and crafters from across the western United States showcasing their handcrafted creations including original photography, jewelry, sculptures, ceramics and much more.
Taking place in downtown Truckee's walkable historic mountain setting, on the closed street of Bridge Street between Donner Pass Road and Church Street, the unique event locale offers something for everyone, whether you want to visit the town's first jail, meet and patronize artists and craftspeople, stroll along the river, shop among the many independent boutique stores or eat at any one of over a dozen restaurants.
For more information about the Historic Downtown Truckee Arts & Crafts Festival, contact the Truckee Downtown Merchant's Association at (530) 587-3161.


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If I view saved passwords in the Firefox options dialog, there are none.
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Thousands of Women Set to Help Build Affordable Homes
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Most people would probably say that construction seems to be more of a man's job. Well, not anymore. This weekend kicks off National Women's Build Week. Both Lowes and Habitat for Humanity have teamed up for the sixth year, to get women involved in this unique way to help the community.
More than 10,000 women are expected to volunteer across the nation this week. They'll be coming out to construction sites in full-force, armed with hammers and hard hats, so they can give back to their community.
For a lot of those women, this was a learning process. Many of them took some basic classes at Lowe's beforehand. They learned how to install windows and doors, but it's mostly learn-as-you-go. Though, they do have supervisors on-site to help.
Habitat for Humanity builds about two houses a year in Mon County. In order to get one of those, you have to apply and go through an interview process. Then, you must have an ability to pay for the house, which is typically valued around $75,000. However, you must have a need for the home. As in, if you're living in sub-standard housing. There's zero interest on the house, something that makes it possible for recipients to own it.
Tara Davis is one of two 2013 house recipients. She said, "It's a great opportunity for the community. These are well-built houses. They're esthetically nice. It's helping people in the community that need help, and it's helping people helping others. In a whole-that's what this is all about."
This is the 42nd house built in Monongalia County and 700th in the state.
A local delegate was there to lend a helping hand, and she told us why the focus on women is so important.
"I think, certainly, women helping each other and supporting each other and lifting up. The two women that these houses are being built for are here today, so it's been a wonderful opportunity to get to meet them and to know about their children and families."
She added, "To realize that we're helping another woman and her family get a step-up in life and have a better quality of life and opportunity to succeed."
This particular house in Sabraton has to be done by December of this year. If you'd like to volunteer, you can visit their website http://www.habitat.org/
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The electrodes dipping into the electrolyte are called the anode (positive electrode (+)) and the cathode (negative electrode (-)). Substances form at the electrodes as a result of the decomposition of the solution.
The animation below illustrates the process of electrolysis taking place in an aqueous copper chloride solution. The full chemical explanation will be given to you later on in this lesson.
The positive, metal ion (cation) is attracted to the cathode. The metal ion gains electron(s) at the electrode and becomes a metal which deposits on the electrode. The negative, non-metal ion (anion) is attracted to the anode. At this electrode, the non-metal ion gives up electrons and the non-metal product forms here.
In the case of molten lead bromide, the following reactions occur:
At the cathode:Lead metal deposits here.
At the anode:
Brown bromine vapour forms here.
Electrolysis of aqueous solutions
Reactions carried out in aqueous solution provide an added complication. Water ionises to produce hydrogen (H+) ions and hydroxide (OH¯) ions. These are often displaced from solution to give hydrogen gas and oxygen gas.
The substance formed at the cathode is usually hydrogen, unless the solution contains copper or silver ions, in which case, copper or silver will form at the cathode. This is because these metals are less reactive than hydrogen and are lower down in the reactivity series. Reactive ions stay in solution and do not form atoms because they are more stable than the atoms.
The substance formed at the anode is usually oxygen, unless the solution contains chloride, bromide or iodide ions. In this case, chlorine, bromine or iodine will form at the anode, and may dissolve in the solution. This is because they are less reactive than oxygen.
As explained above, reactivity plays an important role in determining which electrolysis products are formed at the electrodes in aqueous solutions. In general:
The reactions below represent the cathode and anode reactions when hydrogen and oxygen are produced during electrolysis of aqueous solutions:
The first two equations shown in this table are known as half-reactions. The overall chemical reaction must consist of what happens at the anode and the cathode combined. The reaction must also balance, with the number of electrons being given off at the anode equal to the number of electrons taken up at the cathode.
Table of products formed
Notice the following patterns in the table:


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Today for our women series I will be writing about Marija Gimbutas. Marija Gimbutas was born in Lithuania on January 23, 1921. This is the first time for this examiner to write and celebrate the life of a woman from this part of Europe. Marija Gimbutas was an archeologist.
Life Work
Marija Gimbutas studied the Neolithic and Bronze Age cultures of "Old Europe". "She is known for her widely accepted Kurgan hypothesis, which located the Proto-Indo-European homeland in the Pontic Steppe." The Pontic-Caspian Steppe is a large area stretching from the Black Sea into Eastern Russia.
The Kurgan hypothesis
The Kurgan hypothesis which she formulated in the 1950's suggests that ancient people as far back as the Copper Age ((early 4th millennium BC) were residing in this area. These people were nomads and often considered invaders of other lands in the Middle East, China and Europe.
The Kurgan tribes were experts in horses and developed the bridle, horse artillery, the chariot and the cavalry. They were called "The Horse People." Gimbutas suggests they were first known people to domesticate horses. However, others scientists do not agree.
Marija Gimbutas was primarily concerned with the language of the Kurgan tribes. Marija Gimbutas hypothesized that these early people were just some bands of nomads who overtook the natives of the regions they invaded. Now some archeologists feel they were actually large masses of nomadic peoples.
Scientists have been able to trace the ancient DNA from mummies and skeletons in south Siberia back to these Kurgan tribes of Indo-Iran. However, one study done in 2012 did not show the genetic marker from the remains of skeletons in Afghanistan. However, the markers, though rare, are still present for the people living between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea in the period of time in question.
It is to be noted that," the R1a1a7-M458 marker first started in Poland 10,000 years ago (KYA), and arrived in the western fringes of the Pontic steppe 5,000 years ago and the eastern fringes only 2,500 years ago, while the first Indo-European wave (4500–4000 BC Early PIE) began up to 4,000 years before this."
Since the DNA suggested these people had fair skin, blond hair and blue or green eyes, the ties between Kurgan tribes and the Indo-European were significant.
Though she maintains the culture was violent and military, other scientists believe the migration of these eastern peoples to be slower, consisting primarily of disconnected tribes who wandered gradually into Eastern Europe.
Criticism of her work
There has been much criticism of Gimbutas 's work. Many scientists have found her dates all wrong others feel there is no connection really established between the ancient Eastern Europeans and the Middle East, the east, and china. It is not understood if there were migration among these people going East from Russia or the other way around.
Nevertheless, Marija Gimbutas was instrumental in understanding these ancient peoples and when and where they were located in history.
The Goddess Movement
Marija Gimbutas gives a feminist archeology point of view proposing the cult of the Mother Goddess. This ideology is representative of the second wave of feminism, where women began to embrace the fact that the creator was a woman. Feminists maintained that existing religion favored the male status and point of view, while women were marginalized and devalued. The feminist set out to research and find valuable contributions from women in religion. They questioned if women could be the creator since men never gave them credit.
The idea of a female deity in the USA actually went back as far as the 19th century. People such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton published their ideas about a female deity. These women came from the era named as the first wave of feminism which I have covered in detail in previous articles. These early feminists pointed to ancient female religions and the female goddess and goddess throughout time.


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Two and a Half Men Officially Renewed
It was announced on Saturday that "Two and a Half Men" will indeed return for a tenth season.
The show replaced scandal-prone Charlie Sheen with scandal-prone Ashton Kutcher this past year and has remained one of the biggest draws on network TV.
As Gossip Cop reported, Kutcher, Jon Cryer and half-man Angus T. Jones are expected to return at their current salaries.
It's not been determined whether the upcoming season will be the hit sitcom's last.
CBS has also renewed sitcoms "The Big Bang Theory" and "Mike & Molly," both of which are also from "Men" co-creator (and Sheen foe) Chuck Lorre, as well as "How I Met Your Mother" and "2 Broke Girls."
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College Hockey:RIT women use Canadian trip to prepare for out-of-conference games
Two weeks ago, instead of heading to their respective homes across North America, the members of the RIT women's hockey team spent their Thanksgiving week in Ontario, traveling around the province playing four games against Canadian university squads.
The Tigers were quite successful in their week-long trip, going 4-0, including a marquee 3-2 shootout win over at the time unbeaten and No. 2 Wilfred Laurier.
"Wilfred Laurier by far was one of the best teams we've seen so far this year," said RIT coach Scott McDonald. "They were right up there with Norwich. I was impressed with how fast they were. The first period was kind of a feeling out. It wasn't the type of run-and-gun that we like to play. The second period, I thought we controlled the play, but they definitely took it to us in the third."
RIT took advantage of the different set of rules that the Canadian schools play by, as the Tigers beat Wilfred Laurier in a shootout. Shootouts have slowly crept their way into the United States college hockey scene. However, they are mainly only used in Division I.
The NCAA doesn't recognize shootouts in Division III hockey, but they are used seldomly in regular season tournaments to decide who advances. The shootout result doesn't count though, and the NCAA recognizes the game as a tie.
"I had never been a part of a shootout," McDonald said. "It was a lot of fun, and now that I've been through one, I kind of wish we had them here so we could get rid of the ties."
RIT also defeated Western Ontario 4-0, Brock 3-2, and York 8-2 on the Ontario swing.
"Western Ontario and Brock were a lot bigger than us," McDonald said. "It's a different style with a lot of physical play with not a lot of whistles."
McDonald said he started thinking about the possibility of taking an international trip during the Thanksgiving break last year around April and May when the schedules started to come out.
"We wanted to be fully prepared for Trinity and Amherst this weekend," he said. "With our school on a trimester schedule, the last thing we needed was a full week off from school and then another weekend, which would have almost been like starting from scratch this past weekend against Chatham.
"Last year, we played Amherst during Thanksgiving break, but then they switched the Panther-Cardinal Classic this year to Thanksgiving rather than New Year's. We didn't want to lose that game, so we had to rearrange it to this upcoming weekend and find someone else to play during Thanksgiving."
The whole plan came to fruition this summer when McDonald was working on a summer camp and got to talk to some potential opponents' coaches.
"In the summertime, I was working at the same girls' camp where there were a bunch of Canadian schools there," McDonald said. "I ran the idea by a couple of the coaches, and they thought it would work. We ended up picking up four games, and the coaches couldn't have been better working with us for not only game times, but some practices too in their rinks."
RIT hasn't skipped a beat this season after coming off the best season in program history last year, where they won the ECAC West title and advanced all the way to the NCAA championship game.
Although the Tigers lost three All-Americans in Katie Stack, Sarah Dagg, and Traci Galbraith, RIT has kept rolling this year, and currently leads the nation in scoring offense thanks to having 10 players with 10 or more points through 10 games.
"It's been some nice and even scoring for us," McDonald said. "In the past, you could kind of key on a couple players like a Sarah Dagg or Katie Stack. It's been fun watching some of the girls step up into a new role and take charge while kind of enjoying the pressure of being a go-to player."
Sophomore Kourtney Kunichika has picked up right where she left off last season after leading the Tigers with 43 points as a freshman. She already has eight goals and 13 assists for a nation-leading 21 points.
Kolbee McCrea leads the team with 11 goals to go along with eight assists for 19 points, while freshman Celeste Brown has nine goals and six assists for 15 points.
"We've had a ton of people step up from Kim Schlattman and Tenecia Hiller to Kourtney, Kolbee and Celeste," McDonald said.
After rolling past Chatham last weekend by scores of 15-0 and 14-1, RIT finishes off the 2011 portion of its schedule with a road trip to New England to play two of the NESCAC's best. The Tigers will face Trinity on Saturday night and then follow up with No. 5 Amherst on Sunday at Orr Rink.
"It's good having this weekend where we can finish off the first half with two games against strong teams on the road," McDonald said. "It's a big advantage coming into this weekend playing our 13th and 14th games of the season, while Amherst is playing their seventh."
This weekend's games are just two of a multitude of interesting nonconference matchups across the country that could have important implications down the road when it comes time to select the NCAA tournament field.
"You certainly want to do well in your out-of-conference games and represent your own conference well," McDonald said. "It's a big pair of games with NCAA ramifications on the line. Amherst has knocked off Plattsburgh, but lost to Elmira, and if we can beat Amherst it can put us one step ahead of Plattsburgh without even playing them yet. These are the types of games you have to win to put yourself in a good situation for the end of the year, so in the case of something unfortunate happening in the conference playoffs, you can still have an at-large bid to fall back on."
Last year, RIT swept Amherst over the Thanksgiving weekend by scores of 2-0 and 5-1 at home at the Frank Ritter Memorial Arena.
"Playing in our rink can be tough for teams that are used to playing on bigger ice surfaces, because it's a small rink and we get great fan support, which can kind of rattle some teams at times if you're not expecting it or used to it," McDonald said. "Both were pretty close games with Amherst last year. This year will be different, as they have a couple more games under their belt against good teams in Plattsburgh and Elmira, and we'll be playing them in their rink. I think they'll certainly be ready for us, since we beat them twice last year and they'll probably have some revenge on their minds."
Before RIT starts thinking about Sunday's big showdown with Amherst, the Tigers will have to deal with a pesky Trinity team on Saturday night first.
"We're not looking past Trinity on Saturday night," McDonald said. "They've had a little bit of a tough start, but that was expected with losing some of the players they have lost, along with their coach Andy McPhee last minute. We'll prepare for them just like anybody else because they've still got some talented girls on that team that can beat you."
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Audrey Lewis is the average single woman. She dates a guy once, twice rarely rolls around and thrice, well, a blue moon happens more often. She is a week away from turning 34 but claims to be 29. And she's single. She has every neuroses about life one can possibly think of as an insecure single woman and her fertile imagination and the requisite "always thinking the worst" causes unwarranted and unnecessary problems in her life. (And did I mention that she's single?) She over-thinks and over-talks everything. And yes, despite her talent and skill as an architect, she is very insecure about that, too, which could explain why her boss continually relegates her to designing parking garages. Audrey may think big and dream big but thanks to her own imagination and insecurities, she remains a timid wallflower, too shy to be bold, too shy to take a stand, "content" to accept her self-perceived shortcomings. And yes, she is single. But it's these insecurities and Audrey Lewis' "worst case scenario defeatist attitude" that provide the humor and the heart in the quirky and adorable AUDREY.
Having just broken up aka dumped, by the arrogant, egomaniacal and chauvinistic Pete, Audrey is desperate to find a man, and a husband. After all isn't that what she's supposed to do, what her mother told her to do? One of Audrey's greatest fears is that she will end up alone. She may have a good career, but she will be alone. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to local newspaper stand owner Walt. Almost a fairy godfather, Walt introduces Audrey to Gene. In Audrey's mind, Gene is her Prince Charming to her Cinderella, but what does Gene think? As they make it past date one, AND date two, the unthinkable happens. Gene invites Audrey to brunch at a local French bistro. It's Date Three!!!
As the big day arrives, Audrey is pulling out all the stops; buying the perfect new little dress, matching shoes, perfect hand bag, practices her posture, stance and hand folding, and the morning of the brunch, does the unimaginable - she gets a full make-over at the local Sephora store. In Audrey's mind, she is now the picture perfect imitation of perhaps a more famous "Audrey". Confident, pretty, she's ready for her date.
Arriving at the bistro early, after waiting 15 minutes, Audrey's insecurities take hold. She is thrown off guard by the rather snotty maitre d' who dislikes "a party of one" taking up a table or even being shown to the table to wait. As the minutes tick by, Audrey starts going into a freefall. All she sees on the menu are calories, not the food items; the butter knife becomes her best friend as she checks her teeth for lipstick, not to mention spying on her ex-Pete who has arrived with his new girlfriend Tess; and what about that couple at the next table who are whispering? It has to be about her, right?; and, oh where is he? Let me call his cell phone and see if he answers but then hang up. Giving up on Gene and trying to make an escape unseen, her boss arrives with the VIP client for whom Audrey is designing a parking garage. So much for leaving now.
Forced to stay and face the inevitable humiliation of being stood up, the experience is only furthered by a precocious little girl named Rose, not to mention a rather gregarious yet sweetly intentioned balding man in a bowling shirt named Donny who keeps trying to buy Audrey drinks with little umbrellas in them. And then there's the busboy, Juan. How will Audrey ever get through this disaster of a day?
Sybil Darrow is nothing short of quirky adorbsome as AUDREY. The camera loves her. Darrow brings a freshness to AUDREY that keeps the character likeable even while drowning in self-pity and imagined tragedy. She gives AUDREY the beautiful frailty of a wilting flower that perks up from a ray of sunshine. Lovely performance and character nuance.
As the chauvinistic Pete, Ed Quinn is spot on. Narcissistic, braggadocios, Quinn hits all the beats but then amps it up during the imagined fantasy sequences. It works. wilting flower. Jonathan Chase is beyond boy-next-door charming. With a smile to melt the coldest heart and an affability that is engaging and infectious, it's a shame that AUDREY is premised on Gene's absence as Chase is a joy to watch. His chemistry with Darrow is palpable and enjoyable.
Adding some weighty wisdom to the experience are veterans Ed Asner, Charles Shaughnessy and Ethan Phillips. Although too brief in his appearances, Asner enchants as the kindly, grandfatherly Walt. Shaughnessy on the other hand, is a haughty delight as maitre d' Jacques, capitalizing on the limited, but noticeable arc of the character. Real fun comes compliments of Ethan Phillips who steals scenes as the seemingly pesky but kind-hearted Donny. Phillips - and the dialogue - play to his being more of a court jester in appearance than a Prince Charming, but in the "can't judge a book by it's cover" category, provides some needed subtext.
Co-written by Dean Pollack and Sybil Darrow with Pollack directing Darrow as AUDREY, the film capitalizes on the stereotypical cliches and tropes of female insecurity, using that as the stepping stone for some fun fantasy moments and the rather whimsical humor that fills the film. Although many may find this not politically and socially correct to play on these stereotypes and cliches, they are a part of the cultural zeitgeist and work as storytelling tools. While most women may not openly admit that their own minds have reeled with some of the same thoughts and fears of AUDREY when it comes to being single and the dating landscape, trust me, at some point in lives we all have. And it's that touchstone that resonates; especially when we're all still standing, surviving and thriving. There is that unspoken light at the end of the tunnel for AUDREY that the audience sees before she does. It's a tricky emotional narrative to walk, but Pollack and Darrow navigate it cleanly.
Structuring the one hour in the restaurant to play as real-time is not an easy task, yet thanks to the construct of AUDREY and her flashbacks and fantasy sequences with various patrons in the bistro, the story moves and expands from what could have been a flat cold canvas. A mix of hand-held, dolly and steadi-cam work, travelling from table to table, around people, a trek to the bathroom, buttressed by a wide range of angles effectively moves the audience in and out of patron POVs and the metaphoric relation to AUDREY's perceptions. Cinematographer Pierluigi "Gigi" Malavasi also uses light as a beautiful storytelling tool creating some lovely imagery. Color saturation just fuels the fantasy and Audrey's imagination even further, enriching the palette. A particularly effective scene that showcases Malavasi's visuals is between Donny and AUDREY. Engaged in a very heartfelt conversation with pearls of wisdom and kindness from Donny, the ambient light begins to change and the third act opens up with a brighter, clearer light while the camera captures a rosier, more saturated glow on AUDREY's skin and a sparkle in the eyes that one can't help but notice.
Thanks to production designer Mona Nahm, small details like silverware, cell phones, plating of food, table layout, color usage are meticulously employed, adding texture and eye appeal for Malavasi's work. And a big shoutout to costumer Bonnie Stauch who found the picture perfect simple cotton dress sprinkled with lavender flowers that AUDREY wears in the restaurant. So metaphoric of the idealized 1950's Barbie perfection.
Peter Golub's score captures the lilt and whimsy of AUDREY and her foibles and is a delight.
But folks, stay through the credits. Both the main and end title sequences are designed by Scott Lipe who charms with whimsical crayon-esque drawings which are part of the story, especially the end title with provides us with an epilogue.
Rooted in an unspoken honesty, serving as a wonderful mirror into each of our heads, done with laughter, smiles and self-panic, AUDREY is adorable.
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Fans of "The Walking Dead" have been wondering if Morgan would return to the show and if so, when he will appear. He was first introduced in the first season and was the man who educated Rick on zombies. Then towards the end of the third season, Rick, Michonne and Carl ran into Morgan when they went into town to get supplies. However, it was not a joyous reunion. Morgan had lost his son and the event changed him. So will the character come back to "The Walking Dead?" On April 19, Mstars News revealed the answer to that question.
There were reports last year that Morgan would be appearing in the fourth season, but that turned out to be false. Lennie James, the actor who plays Morgan, was listed on IMDB as appearing in season 4, episodes 15 and 16. After the rumor of Morgan's return in season 4 went viral, Scott Gimple spoke to Entertainment Weekly to set the record straight. It turns out that Gimple was misquoted when he was asked about Morgan at Comic Con.
Even though he did not appear last season, fans shouldn't lose hope. Gimple spoke to Larry King recently and Morgan's return was brought up. While it is not known when Lennie James will return to "The Walking Dead," Gimple is doing the best he can to make it happen. He said,
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Without knowing when Morgan could return, it's hard to predict what his storyline will be or how he and Rick will reunite. It's unlikely it will be this year because it is such a tight squeeze in between turning the scripts in and filming, but perhaps he could return in the second half of season 5 if they work out something quickly. When do you think actor Lennie James will return to the show? What kind of storyline do you think his character will be given when he comes back?
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MEDINA TWP. — Wading in the stream like a water bug, and looking up at the elegant sandstone arch over Nettleton Creek, it's easy to imagine you're on a gondola, floating on a Venice canal.
It seems far removed from the world above, where speeding cars on Nettleton Road sail over the stone culvert, fitted together by craftsman with hammers and chisels in an era of horses and wagons.
The arch of the sandstone culvert on Nettleton Road in Medina Township bears the names of the builder — C.J. Reutter — and the county commissioners of the day, as well as the year it was built.. (John Gladden | Gazette)
And there, in one sentence, is the story.
Since at least 1898, the sandstone culvert has carried travelers across this ravine between Granger Road and state Route 18. For half those 111 years, it has been a daily presence in Anne Beckowitz's life.
It was 1953 when she and her late husband Joe, high school sweethearts from Maple Heights, made the hillside their home. A World War II Navy veteran and a bricklayer, Joe built the house himself from a picture they found in Better Homes and Gardens.
An entire wall of the living room is a bank of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the wooded ravine, the creek and the sandstone arch. Looking out, you feel like a bird in a tree, sitting in a sturdy, brick nest. They raised five children there.
"I think it's the best place I ever lived,†said Beckowitz, 85. "And now they want to take it away from me. I shouldn't say that, but it's how I feel sometimes.â€
Beginning in late summer, the township plans to widen the roadway and replace the sandstone culvert with a structure that's bigger and more in line with the safety needs that accompany faster and heavier traffic.
"I told the Beckowitzes that it's really a shame because we would like to save it — and if it had been a just little bit longer, we probably would have,†said Dan Becker of the Medina County Highway Engineer's Office, which has been assisting the township on the project.
First, a matter of definition. Most people who look at the Nettleton Road arch would call it a bridge, but a bridge has an opening 10 feet or wider, Becker said. This structure clocks in at 9 feet, 3 inches, so technically it's a culvert — as discourteous a term as that may seem for something so aesthetically pleasing.
Becker said he knows of at least two other similar stone structures in the county — one near Greenwich and Leatherman roads in Wadsworth, and a viaduct in Lodi.
"No one is going to argue it's a beautiful structure,†he said. "It's just unfortunate it doesn't meet our needs today.†Some of the stonework remains so well crafted, you couldn't wedge a credit card between them, Becker added.
But, the culvert's narrow width gives virtually no margin for error for traffic, and the depth of the ravine creates a significant dip where the road crosses the creek. On one side of the culvert, a loosely fitted I-beam serves as a makeshift guardrail. Underneath, there are cracks in the stone and patches of white road salt marking where water has migrated through from the
Medina County competes with Lorain and Ashland counties for state Issue 1 funding for highway projects on a needs-based scoring system. The Nettleton Road culvert emerged as a priority in the three-county area. The funding must be used this year.
"When you start putting together the efflorescence (salt) coming through, the cracked stone, the shortness of the structure itself, the closeness of the guardrail … you total all those factors up, that's why it rated the worst in the county,†Becker said.
Because Beckowitz and others hoped to preserve the sandstone culvert, Becker devised three options for the township — including saving the arch by putting a bridge over it, at an added cost of $500,000.
"One of the questions, philosophically, is the greater-good question,†said township Trustee Mead Wilkins. Public safety and prudent spending of tax dollars have to be factored in, too, he said.
Nettleton Creek wraps around Beckowitz's two acres like a tail curled around a sleeping dog. Terraces filled with creeping myrtle and pachysandra are layered into the hillsides. The slopes leading down to the creek are rich with flowers, collected over a lifetime and tended by loving hands.
The gardens are accented with old grinding wheels and discarded stones the Beckowitzes salvaged wherever they could find them. Every stone tells a story — none more so than the grand old culvert and its sandstone blocks. The keystone proudly proclaims the construction year, the name of the builder — C.J. Reutter — and the names of the county commissioners of the day.
Beckowitz said her husband, who passed away in 2005, used to stand and look at the stonework. When he built with bricks, he used mortar to hold them together, he would say. The only mortar put into the culvert was the sweat and skill of the craftsman who carefully fitted the blocks together.
"He thought that it was marvelous that there were people who could do that and it would stand so long,†she said. "There wasn't anything but sheer muscle that put it together.â€
Beckowitz said they applied for historic landmark status for the culvert, but were turned down.
If it has to be replaced, she'd like to have some of the stone remain a fixture in her home's landscape, just as it's always been.
Wilkins said the township will do its best to see Beckowitz receives the culvert's keystone. Other sandstone blocks may be placed as reminders in township parks.
Once, in a Wadsworth antique store, Beckowitz found a photograph of the bridge's dedication. She picked up the picture and shouted: "My bridge!â€
A friend who was shopping with her asked how Beckowitz could be so sure.
"I said when you get up every morning and you see it and you have your first cup of coffee with it and God,†she recalled, "I knew it was my bridge.â€
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Please prevent more increasesJuly 15,2013
Please prevent more increases
Your July 6 article about the recommended tax rates that were later approved by the Montpelier City Council on July 10 contained encouraging news about an increase in the grand list helping to keep the municipal tax rate increase to just 0.5 percent. I believe the small increase is also the result of prudent budget decisions made by the City Council.
On the other hand, the rate for the school tax, which makes up the majority of our property tax bills, is rising 9.4 percent, and we have been told to expect a similar school tax increase next year. If the school tax keeps increasing at this rate, our school tax bills will double in eight years. That seems to me to be an unsustainable rate of increase.
I have long supported quality education in Montpelier, and I know part of the problem is a statewide property tax system in which the states general fund contribution to education has declined as a percentage of all education spending, putting more of a burden on the property tax.
But according to your article, Montpeliers per pupil spending rose from $17 above the state average last year to $330 above the state average for the coming school year. I urge the Montpelier School Board to do whatever it can to prevent a similar increase in its next school budget.
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Juanita Doris (Garrett) Walton was born Friday, December 12, 1919 in Dow, Oklahoma to Otto C. and Ressie (Ames) Garrett. She passed away Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at the age of 88 years, 9 months, and 19 days.
Juanita married Lem Bud Walton on December 23, 1934 in Carpenters Bluff, Oklahoma. They were married for 71 years until her husbands death on November 3, 2005. She was always at her husbands side. She was a good cook and was a very outspoken lady. Juanita was a member of the Kemp Church of Christ and loved playing dominoes and fishing.
Preceded in death by: Grandchildren: Ronnie Walton and Anna Witt Brothers: Otto Coleman Garrett and Kenneth Carroll Garrett Sister: Wanda Shackleford
Survived by: Son: Willie Ray and Thu Walton of Killeen, Texas Son: Billy Murl and Kathy Walton of Kemp. Oklahoma Daughter: Betty and Willie Buchannan of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Daughter:Eyvonne West of Denison, Texas Daughter:Burma and Jim Daley of Kemp, Oklahoma Daughter: Nancy and Charles Cleveland of Durant, Oklahoma Brother: Vernon and Mary Garrett of Kemp, Oklahoma Sister: Bobbie Jean Morton of Lewisville, Texas Special Sister-in-law:Toni Garrett of Lewisville, Texas Half-brother: Garry and Helen Garrett of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Half-brother:Eddie and Hazel Garrett of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Half-brother:Nathan and Tammy Garrett of Calera, Oklahoma Half-brother: Timmy and Sonya Garrett of Durant, Oklahoma Half-brother: Calvin Garrett of Bosley, Oklahoma Half-sister: Marla and Tommy Kelsey of Colbert, Oklahoma Half-sister: Teresa and Larry Scoggins of Calera, Oklahoma Half-sister:Rhonda and George Anthony of Hayesville, Kansas Half-sister:LaDonna Condor of Denison, Texas Half-sister: Angela Kissee of Calera, Oklahoma
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College Hockey:Atlantic Hockey picks March 16-17
Championship weekend is upon us, so I'm going to make this short and sweet:
Any of these teams can certainly win this weekend, but I like Niagara to win the whole thing.
No. 3 Rochester Institute of Technology vs. No. 2 Niagara - The Tigers will have the home crowd advantage but I think Niagara is playing the best hockey of any of the four teams right now. Niagara 4, RIT 2.
No. 4 Mercyhurst vs. No. 1 Air Force – The Falcons are struggling a but right now but always seem to right the ship in Rochester. They have the intangibles and should win this game. Air Force 3, Mercyhurst 2.
If those picks hold up, I think Niagara will pull out a championship game win over the Falcons.
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UNT Research Home | Lessons From Music
Ellen Rossetti
The Texas Center for Music and Medicine, founded at UNT in 1999, is dedicated to studying, treating and preventing musicians' health problems. Researchers and clinicians within the UNT System, including faculty from the UNT College of Music, the UNT College of Arts and Sciences and the UNT Health Science Center at Fort Worth, conduct interdisciplinary research and provide clinical treatment to musicians in the North Texas region.
The Texas Center for Music and Medicine has conducted research on several issues important to musicians' health, including easing strain on small-handed pianists by using smaller keyboards, measuring mouthpiece pressure to reduce longterm negative effects for people who play wind instruments, and helping musicians deal with the mental and emotional pressures of the profession.
As a music professor at Western Illinois University in the mid-1990s, John Murphy continued his own education by taking an electronic music class to learn about digital recording. One day, his professor played tones of gradually increasing frequency, eventually causing the undergraduates around him to wince and cover their ears.
But Murphy didn't hear anything.
As it turned out, the saxophonist had a condition common to professional musicians — the 4k notch, meaning he had a dramatic drop in hearing sensitivity. Years of playing in jazz, rock and Latin bands and going to events with amplified music had taken a toll. The episode woke him up, he says, to the serious risk of noise-induced hearing loss in musicians.
"There is no tool more crucial for a musician than hearing," says Murphy, now a University of North Texas professor of music who uses musicians' earplugs whenever he plays or listens to loud music and encourages students to do the same. "If the training of musicians is degrading students' ability to hear well, then something has to change."
Kris Chesky has heard this story too often from people across the country. As director of education and research at the Texas Center for Music and Medicine at UNT, Chesky has made it his mission to educate people about the risk of noise-induced hearing loss in musicians, preparing them for longer careers and healthier lives.
Musicians enclose themselves in tiny practice rooms, where they play for hours with the taps of snare drums banging off the walls, or they rehearse in ensembles where instruments blare into their ears. Chesky, who still plays trumpet professionally, knows how this dedication can backfire if caution isn't taken. He has noise-induced hearing loss himself.
About 28 million Americans have some form of hearing loss, and research by UNT and other organizations suggests 30 percent to 50 percent of musicians report hearing problems. To combat this, hearing-health education must begin in elementary school, Chesky says, and continue through college.
"This is about children in general — whether they work on a farm, ride motorcycles, mow lawns, play video games or listen to iPods," Chesky says. "Everything is loud these days, and kids are unaware of the related fundamental health issue."
Last spring, UNT began distributing information to its students in instrumental ensembles, informing them of the possible danger of noise-induced hearing loss and advising them of resources to protect their hearing. Students are given tips such as reducing exposure time to sound levels above 85 decibels, wearing ear protection in noisy environments and resting their ears between exposures to loud sounds. Ensemble directors and teachers such as Murphy discuss noise-induced hearing loss and prevention methods with their students.
In addition, Chesky developed a course for undergraduate students of any major to learn about hearing and other occupational health issues. About 1,000 students have taken "Occupational Health: Lessons from Music" since it was first offered in 2006.
Chesky's research is being noticed by state and national organizations. The Texas Academy of Audiology is partnering with Chesky on a task force that will promote hearing conservation among school musicians in Texas.
"What Dr. Chesky did was bring awareness to the fact that noise from music is in fact potentially very dangerous to a person's hearing," says Ross J. Roeser, president of the Texas Academy of Audiology. "Efforts like his are bringing this to national attention."
UNT's hearing-loss education and prevention programs are based on recommendations outlined by the university's Health Promotion in Schools of Music project, funded by such organizations as the National Endowment for the Arts and the Grammy Foundation. The recommendations were sent to all college-level schools of music that are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music — more than 600 programs nationwide.
Chesky hopes to establish a public school-based health education program that allows for the opportunity to learn about excessive exposure to noise starting in first grade. Lessons about hearing health would be as common as lessons about washing your hands, putting on sunscreen or wearing a helmet when riding a bicycle, he says. In addition, he has proposed that general music education teachers should teach at least one lesson per semester about hearing health.
"In the most severe forms, noise-induced hearing loss can end a musician's career," says Brian Fligor, director of diagnostic audiology for Children's Hospital Boston and instructor in otology and laryngology at Harvard Medical School. "And most tragically, it is preventable but also a slowly developing, subtle problem."
Musicians tend to accept noise-induced hearing loss as either inevitable or non-existent, says Fligor, who has worked with Chesky through his association with the National Hearing Conservation Association.
"Both attitudes are problematic as they perpetuate the problem," Fligor says. "Dr. Chesky's work should combat both problematic views by raising awareness and hopefully encouraging musicians to do something about it by taking steps toward prevention."
Many audiologists and musicians recommend hearing protectors to dilute the sound.
"To date, there's not one piece of research to document how musicians respond to earplugs," Chesky says. "Do they cause you to play louder, less sensitively, not as soft? What do they do to the ability to perform? How do they feel? Can musicians hear themselves better or worse? Can they hear the blending with other musicians around them, which is critical?"
To answer these questions, Chesky has a grant from Etymotic Research Inc. that is providing 600 pairs of musicians' earplugs. Students fill out surveys while using them under experimental conditions and after using them in routine activities.
But the first step to educating people about the potential risk associated with music in an educational setting is disclosure, Chesky says. In September 2007, he began tracking intensity levels in four UNT rehearsal venues for 10 hours a day. So far, he has collected data on more than 500 rehearsals of groups that include UNT's nine lab bands, the Symphony Orchestra, the Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band and Concert Band.
Chesky recommended in the January 2008 issue of the Music Educators Journal that all high school and college ensemble instructors across the nation know the intensity levels produced in their ensembles and disclose the information to their students.
If the average intensity is too high, what can directors do? Chesky says that high average levels are directly related to musical dynamics. Increasing the percentage of time spent playing music at soft to medium dynamic levels lowers the average intensity levels. And in the end, an ensemble with a greater range and balance of musical dynamics is a more musical group.
But for this to work, everyone needs to be educated and supportive — from music directors to music competition judges to audiences, he says.
"We want to encourage the whole community to think about this."
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I just watched "The Forbidden Zone". It's a complete callback to a lot of the 1930s films (which was why it was originally banned from theatres in the 80s for using blackface), and the sets were purposely two-dimensional to echo German Expressionistic films (Cabinet of Dr. Caligari coming to mind....). It was fun, and quite hilarious.
Unsurprisingly enough, many artistic geniuses are the most eccentric and egotistical people out there.
Back to David Lynch: the guy, as weird as his films are, is supposedly a pretty down-to-earth guy. I know on his website he visits the chatroom from time to time, and a couple folks from the chatroom he invited into his home once for lunch. They say he's not like his eccentric and "spacey" persona that the media and interveiweres tend to project on him.
On the other, my favorite Filmmaker, the only one beating Lynch and Kubrick to this day, is Terry Gilliam. And he's one artistic genuis, and while many say he's not as insane as some he is, he is definitely getting pretty nutsy in his old-age. He recently went up to speak at a premiere, which both Michael Palin and Terry Jones were at, and went on and one about how he's the only Python that ever did anything great and said the all the other Pythons were "washed up has-beens". Many concieve that since a couple of the other Pythons were there, it was meant as a practical joke, but even if that was a joke, it's still pretty nutsy. Not to mention that in an interview, talking about the infamous mud scene in the Brothers Grimm, that he felt "connected to the mud, as if it was a being". Hm...old people. He's still brilliant through.
Mulholland Drive (didn't understand a thing, and wasn't too eager to try to figure something out),
Mulholland Drive was a weaker one because, even though all his films can be considered nonsensical, they still all follow a structure that one can become involved in. Lost Highway was much better. In fact, let me list my favorites (it's a little crass, yes, but I'm still gonna do it).
1. Fire Walk With Me (10/10)
2. Lost Highway (10/10)
3. Blue Velvet (8.5/10)
4. Eraserhead (8/10)
5. The Straight Story (8/10)
6. Mulholland Drive (6.5/10)
7. Dune (6/10)
8. Wild At Heart (5/10)
However, I thought they had gone solo completely.
They did. Only Pixar makes Pixar films, but "presents" just means "distributed by".
There's no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going. There's no knowing where we're rowing or which way the river's flowing. Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing, so the danger must be growing. Are the fires of hell a-glowing? Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes, the danger must be growing 'cause the rowers keep on rowing, and they're certainly not showing any signs that they are slowing. AAAGGHHH!!!
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