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Jeffrey Kahan
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Jeffrey Kahan (pronounced "can" as in "can do," "Canned Heat," or "can go to Halifax") is a Professor of English at La Verne, located in Los Angeles County, where he teaches Shakespeare, Shakespeare and Film, Shakespeare's Contemporaries, Graphic Novels, and serves as dramaturge to the Department of Theater.
His online vitae, available at Academia.edu, is supplemented with the following overview, designed to make insomniacs snore like donkeys.
In the interests of balance, Kahan also offers his readers a CV of Failures.
Dr. Kahan's first book, Reforging Shakespeare (Lehigh UP, 1998), was a comprehensive study of the Ireland forgeries of 1795. Reforging Shakespeare argues that the time may be ripe to re-examine the W.H. Ireland forgeries as a decisive case history in the development of our current respect for antiquity, our appreciation of authenticity, and our understanding of bardolatry.
In July 2004, Dr. Kahan completed a three volume set for Routledge entitled Shakespeare Imitations, Parodies and Forgeries, 1710-1820. The set includes 24 plays comprising 750 pages and another 500 pages of introductory materials, notes and collations. December of 2004 saw the release of his edition of The Poetry of W.H. Ireland, a selection that firmly establishes Ireland's place as a 3rd-rate Romantic poet.
In 2005, Dr. Kahan completed his editions of Ireland's Shakespearean Gothic novels Gondez and Rimauldo. He then had a glass of milk.
In 2006, he published The Cult of Kean, a study of the Regency Shakespeare actor Edmund Kean, with Ashgate. Another book, co-written with Stanley Stewart, Professor of English at UC Riverside, Caped Crusaders 101: Composition Through Comic Books, came out with McFarland. In that same year, Kahan published an edition of Ireland's The Abbess, issued by Zittaw, an edition of Southey's epic poetry with the University of Gloucestershire, an edition of Much Ado About Nothing with the Shakespeare Sourcebook Series, and guest-edited John Mulryan's journal Cithara. He then slept for a year.
In 2008, Dr. Kahan wrote a comprehensive general introduction and contributed an essay to a new collection on King Lear (published by Routledge). In 2009, Professor Kahan completed a new book, Bettymania and the Birth of Celebrity Culture (Lehigh University), and, along with Thomas Hester, guest edited a special double-issue of the Ben Jonson Journal. The issue also included an essay, " 'Shakespear wanted Arte': Questioning the Historical Value of Ben Jonson's Conversations With Drummond." An edition of Pericles, published as part of the New Kittredge Shakespeare series, also appeared in 2009, as did a new essay on W.H. Ireland's gothics, published in Shakespearean Gothic, eds. Christy Desmet and Anne Williams. In 2010, Professor Kahan edited Coriolanus (New Kittredge Shakespeare Series). An updated and revised second edition of his book Caped Crusaders 101 appeared in the fall of 2010. He then joined Writers Anonymous.
In 2011, he published Getting Published in the Humanities. In the same year, Professor Kahan agreed to write on the thor/poet/forger W.H. Ireland for the Blackwell Encyclopedia of the Gothic (published 2013). He wrote a short essay on incest and the gothic for the same publication. He then considered writing War and Peace but discovered that Tolstoy had already written it, and that Woody Allen had already penned this joke.
From 2012 to 2015, he established and ran The La Verne Shakespeare Center. He also lost a game of chess. That four-year old had a hand of iron!
In 2013, Kahan published a new book, Shakespiritualism: Shakespeare and the Occult (Palgrave, 2013). This study concerns itself with a now-forgotten religious group, Spiritualists, and how its ensuing discussions of Shakespeare's meaning, his writing practices, his possible collaborations, and the supposed purity and/or corruption of his texts anticipated, accompanied, or silhouetted similar debates in Shakespeare Studies. e also had a book tour, which took him to UC Riverside, Cal State Long Beach, Fresno Pacific, and Vanderbilt. In celebration thereof, he tried getting drunk in his hotel room but confused those tiny shampoo bottles with that stuff in the mini-bar.
Also in 2013, Kahan returned to the subject of the Ireland Shakspeare forgeries for European Romantic Review. No humorous remark needed: The Ireland forgeries function as their own punchline.
A more recent interest concerns the future of the discipline. Kahan anticipates that, like Science Departments, Theater Departments will soon have to seek their own funding. To meet that coming challenge, Kahan enrolled in a M.S. Leadership and Management program, with an emphasis on fundraising and non-profit administration. He completed the degree in the spring of 2014 with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Kahan's first publication on leadership will appear later this year. He is already on the Editorial Advisory Board for three books with Bryan Christiansen, PryMarke, LLC (USA): Economic Growth and Technological Change in Latin America; Nationalism, Cultural Indoctrination, and Economic Prosperity in the Digital Age; Handbook of Research on Global Business Opportunities.
In March of 2014, Kahan created The Academic Therapist is IN: Positive Support for Struggling Academics. As of this writing, it has over 300 members. On May 9, 2014, Kahan started a digital newspaper, (n)authenticity. Over the summer of 2014, Kahan served as a judge for the First Annual Kauai .mov Festival. He also enrolled in two Coursera classes, one on the game Lord of the Rings Online, taught by Vanderbilt's Jay Clayton, and the other on Music Fundamentals, staffed by some treble-clef fellows at the University of Edinburgh. In the fall of that year, he took still more MOOCS on the Beatles, Philosophy, and Cognitive Psychology. He thinks that his own course on comic books would make a splendid MOOC. Any institutions interested should contact him via email (serious here) or (less serious here) on the Batphone.
On August 23, 2014, Kahan gave a speech on Romeo and Juliet at the UCI New Swan Festival, in which he reimagined the play as a crime drama—"CSI 1595: The Case of the Stiletto Kid." Adopting a line from Doctor Strangelove, Kahan thinks that a film treatment is possible, though a sewage treatment is absolutely essential. He also found the time to complete a Master of Arts in English at Concordia University, Montreal. (This marks his seventh post-secondary degree, which includes one Ph.D., two M.As, one M.S., one B.A., an Associates, and a Certificate.) In November of 2014, Kahan served as external assessor for National University's online English M.A. program. Over the same period, Kahan completed two new articles, "'I tell you what mine author says': A Brief History of Stylometrics," which duly appeared in ELH 82.3 (2015): 815-44, and a study of comic books and censorship, entitled, ""The Comic Book Industry Vs. the U.S. Government," which will appear in the pages of Paragone. He also edited an issue of Studies in Gothic Fiction, contributed two book reviews to Cahiers Élisabéthains, wrote a review for Gothic Studies, and created the annotated bibliography for the forger J.P. Collier in Nineteenth-Century Criticism No. 286 (Gale Cengage, 2014).
In January 2015, Kahan completed the annotated bibliography for the "Performance Criticism" entry in Shakespearean Criticism No. 159 (Gale Cengage, 2015); in February, he wrote reviews for Gothic Studies and SHARP. In March of 2015, Kahan agreed to join the editorial board for "The Folger Shakespeare Library Prompt Books Collection," a digital resource by Adam Matthew. On March 30, Kahan joined the editorial board of The New Ray Bradbury Review. On June 18, 2015, he was invited to join the editorial board of Shakespeare Newsletter. He has a vague notion that he will only be allowed to work on the kiddie page.... On July 2, 2015, he joined the editorial board of the Journal of Heresy Studies. He hears that their weenie roasts are epic! On July 6, 2015, Kahan started yet another FB page Celebrating Bad Prose— "bad" here defined as lazy and jargon-filled nonsense. Kahan then threatened to sue himself for libel.
On September 1, 2015, Kahan announced the completion of the Compendium of Renaissance Drama (or CORD project, now live! check that green link!!!), a database detailing the extant information of all Elizabethan theaters, plays, actors, poets, and playwrights. The brain-child of General Editor Brian Corrigan, Kahan served as Associate Editor and compiled the information for Philip Massinger's plays, most of the Beaumont and Fletcher canon, Kyd's Spanish Tragedy, and other works. Having helped twine the CORD, he hopes no one will sunder it. From 2013 to 2015, Kahan penned a monthly column on Captain America for Sequart.com and another column, entitled "The Blotted Line," for The Shakespeare Standard. He also wrote the Preface to Shakespeare Scholars Speak: the "Talking Books" Interviews (Atomic-Drop Press, forthcoming 2016).
On January 8, 2016, Kahan was selected to serve on the peer review committee for the Fulbright Specialist Program. On January 19, 2016, Kahan completed a small web-based project, Teaching Romanticism XIV: Shakespearean Legacies. On January 24, he talked about that most magical of plays, Pericles, at the Long Beach Shakespeare Company. Though he often talks about Pericles, by happy coincidence, he was, in this instance, invited to do so. On February 12, 2016, Kahan's new book-length MS, "The Quest for Shakespeare: The Peculiar History and Surprising Legacy of the New Shakspere Society," was accepted by Palgrave. He was also asked by the journal Palgrave Communications to write a special commentary for the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. He agreed--- the essay is entitled "Telling Shakespeare's Story 'By Tale or History.'" Oh, and that funny CSI essay was accepted by CEA, as part of a special issue: Teaching Shakespeare 400 Years Later. Speaking of better late than never, on March 24, Kahan joined the Editorial Board of the Société Française Shakespeare. On April 19, 2016, he completed a certification to teach online. On May 11, 2016, Kahan and co-agitator Eric Mallin (UT Austin) announced a new series: Recreational Shakespeare (Amsterdam University Press). Kahan will also write a volume for the series on Shakespeare and superheroes.
By his count, Kahan has pulped several rainforests of paper, single-handedly causing the Polar Vortex of 2014 and other recent ecological disasters. To balance out his eco-crimes, he drives a Prius, offsets his carbon units, composts his food scraps, and keeps a bee farm. (All true.)
In addition to his teaching and writing, Kahan spends too much of his time convincing one-time Black Sabbath pianist Reed Gratz that Alvin Lee was the greatest guitarist of his generation. Sorry Jimi. In the summer of 2015, Kahan enrolled in Fundamentals of Music Theory 1 and 2. In his first discussion of tempo, he learned that TIME is not a magazine. He is also took a class on Beethoven's sonatas with the Curtis Institute of Music.
Dr. Kahan is member of the editorial board for Shakespeare Newsletter, Shakespeare Yearbook, Udolpho Press, and The Dark Man, the latter, a journal dedicated to the study of Texas writer R.E. Howard, and the aforementioned CORD, New Ray Bradbury Review, and the Journal of Heresy Studies. From 2001 to 2005, he served as General Editor of the Shakespeare Millennium series. His articles, notes, and reviews have been published in American Notes and Queries, The Ben Jonson Journal, The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature, Cahiers Élisabéthains, Cithara, English Literary History, Early Modern Language Studies, The Encyclopedia of British Literature and Poetry, The Encyclopedia of Gay Histories and Cultures, English Language Notes, European Romantic Review. Gothic Studies, Marlowe Society of America Newsletter, Notes and Queries, Paragone, Renaissance Quarterly, Seventeenth-Century News, Studies in Gothic Fiction, Women's Studies, Shakespeare Bulletin, Shakespeare Newsletter, Shakespeare Yearbook, and Upstart Crow, among others. He is consumed by pumpkins and vice versa….
Kahan foregoes all sleep to serve as the President of Alpha Chi, Region VII for two years (2014-216) and as a judge for its graduate and undergraduate scholarships. He is thrilled to be associated with this American honor society, but the Canadian in him quibbles that there is no "u" in honor. Kahan also works with the local community, serving as a board member for Los Angeles's Ark Theater Company and as an adviser for a number of theater groups. You can read some of his client reviews on his LinkedIn page. Professor Kahan is also a registered expert on Shakespeare with the European Commission, a registered panelist and reviewer for the NEH, and a registered Fulbright Specialist in American Lit. and Graphic Novels-- collective proof that the West is in inexorable decline.
Laugh still more with (or, more likely, at) Dr. Kahan by connecting with him on Facebook or by visiting his Amazon Author's Page.


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Hi all! I do still exist, believe it or not! My new job requires a lot of screen time and thus blogging has been pushed to the back burner. I still try to share my makes on Instagram (@shedabbles) so if you miss me, come hang out with me there! As a confirmed nerd, I love analyzing my makes at the end of the year so I thought I'd share with you what I found.
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Though not a very prolific blogging year, it was quite a prolific making year, with a total of 55 items made, 18 of which were gifts, and only 7 of which I don't wear regularly. My most used pattern was the Linden Sweatshirt, followed by the Hudson Pants and Ginger Jeans. I've been enjoying having more of a balance between knitting and sewing and feel like I'm really starting to figure out what I wear and reach for time and time again. Thanks for hanging out on this journey!
Hi all! It's been a crazy few months around Casa Dabbles. Complete with new jobs, travel, 31st birthdays, and a billion and five weddings (Phil playing drums at some, me attending others). I knew this was going to be a summer full of weddings, so I decided back in May to make my dress for summer weddings. Enter the Anna dress. I love the silhouette and the ease of this dress. Plus it can be dressed up or down so easily. I wore mine to three different weddings in very different venues, including officiating my sister's wedding on the top of a mountain. Here are some photos from the last of the three, which was this past weekend, and also happened to fall on my 31st birthday.
This was at fellow Crafty Fox Katy's wedding in Tulum, MX. A few other Crafty Foxes were able to attend as well…and we unintentionally ended up matching haha.
Here I am earlier this summer officiating my sister's wedding in the Tahoe area.
And at another dear friend's wedding the day before my sister's wedding. Phew.
This is one well-traveled and well-loved dress.
Dress Details
Pattern: Anna Dress by By Hand London
Size: 8 in bust, graded to 10
Fabric: Frock Rayon
Alterations/Changes: A slight sway-back adjustment, and the grading noted above. But otherwise made completely as written!
And sometimes, photos are too funny not to share. Oh, the wind…
Shirt: Self-made, blogged here//Pants: J.Crew//Shoes: Saltwater Sandals//Watch c/o JORD
I've been finding myself drawn to neutrals and natural feeling materials. This double gauze popover has been getting so much wear during Me Made May, and in general. I just got some new Nani Iro double gauze as well and I think I might have to make another wrap blouse like my silk one. Fitting in with this aesthetic, I've been looking for a wood watch to fill a gap in my accessory collection 🙂
I love the size and shape of this JORD Ely watch. I have teensy wrists, so bigger watches that actually fit are always a challenge to find. This one makes a statement but is still understated with the color of the wood. It is super lightweight and the clasp is invisible, which is really neat.
The unboxing was so exciting! Look at this beautiful packaging:
It has fit in so nicely with my wardrobe and pulls together my outfits in just the right way! I wear it almost every day and it is getting softer and warmer colored with wear.
Verdict? Wood watch for the win!
NB: This watch was sent to me by JORD for review. All opinions are my own, as usual!
There, you've been warned.
It's almost summer here in New England, which can only mean one thing: It's time for me to make a swimsuit and take awkward photos of myself! Hooray! But seriously, I love sewing swimsuits and, for me, seeing a swimsuit pattern on a real person is such a help. So here you go!
As soon as I saw this bathing suit pattern in the new Named pattern collection, I knew I had to make one for myself! I love this suit! It was fun to sew and it is quite comfy. The bottoms hit at a really nice height and the top is so interesting. This galaxy print lycra that Funki Fabrics sent me was the perfect match for this pattern. Just heavy enough to be very supportive, but light enough to be comfortable and flexible. The print held up well through the wash and I soaked a swatch in salt water for a while to make sure it wouldn't disintegrate and so far so good! I'll update later once the suit itself has been in the ocean and the pool but so far, this seems like an excellent swimwear material! (Yes, the fabric was provided for me by Funki Fabrics, but all opinions are my own.) Are you sewing yourself swim (or any other special) wear this summer?
Swimsuit Details:
Pattern: Beverly Twisted Bikini from Named Clothing
Fabric: Diesel Twilight printed lycra, lining left over from last year's suits
Size: 38 top and 40 bottom
Alterations/Changes: None! Next time I think I'll size up the bottoms a bit at the waist and lower the back leg opening as they are a bit cheeky 🙂 I am also going to stitch the twist in place at the front neck. After wearing it for a while, the twist tends to migrate up to my neck…which is less than comfortable.
Hey friends! Check out my post over on Sew Sweetness today reviewing this Burda wrap blouse. I'll be back here with our regularly scheduled programming later this week!
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Ottawa, February 16, 2016—Mental health is often cited as a top reason for disability leaves of absence in Canadian workplaces, and previous research by The Conference Board of Canada has shown that the prevalence of mental illness was high among working Canadians. However, according to a new Conference Board survey of Canadian employers, less than half of Canada's employers have a mental health strategy in place.
"Employers are increasingly turning their attention towards supporting mental health," said Louise Chénier, Manager, Workplace Health and Wellness Research. "While many employers have mental health initiatives in place, a majority of them often lack a proactive mental health strategy that addresses the workplace risks that could negatively impact their employees' health and wellness."
The report finds that only 39 per cent of Canada's surveyed employers have implemented a mental health strategy. Those employers who have not implemented a mental health strategy reported that this is due to:
Employers in the health, education, finance, insurance and real estate, public administration, and the utilities sectors are more likely to have implemented a mental health strategy. This may be due to the fact that the prevalence of mental health conditions was found to be higher in the service industries than in other industries. Employers in these industries might have had to support more employees with mental health issues and, as such, developed an approach to address these issues in the workplace.
On the other hand, employers in traditionally male-dominated industries, like transportation and warehousing, manufacturing, construction, and natural resources, are less likely to have implemented a mental health strategy.
In addition, the report finds that although 72 per cent of employers believe their programs effectively supported an employee experiencing a mental health issue; only 56 per cent believe that their programs proactively help employees maintain their mental health.
Healthy Brains At Work: Employer-Sponsored Mental Health Benefits and Programs is the second of a four-part series that explores the importance of addressing mental health and mental illness in Canadian workplaces. Based on a survey of 239 Canadian employers, it includes a detailed look at the prevalence of mental illness in the employed population, and addresses the role employers have in creating the conditions for a positive mental health environment.
The Conference Board of Canada will host a one-day conference related to this issue titled Healthy Canada: Healthy Brains Across the Lifespan on March 2, 2016 in Toronto.
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"All the problems we face can be dealt with using existing technologies. And almost everything we need to do to move the world economy back onto an environmentally sustainable path has already been done in one or more countries." –Lester R. Brown, Plan B 3.0: Mobilizing to Save Civilization
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New York pizza for families
Bring on the cheesy goodness! Your kids think it's the perfect treat—honestly, we really can't argue.
Whether you love it decked out in buffalo chicken, cheesy as humanly possible or simply in the form of classic margherita pizza, one thing's certain: Nothing beats a slice of New York pizza. When you're at the end of a long day after exploring NYC museums or you're burning off energy at some of the city's coolest play spaces, find a slice at one of these epic pizzerias. Fortunately, these picks understand that you're usually traveling with the whole clan—they'll accommodate you and all the little ones, too.
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Kids love this spectacular wood-fired pizza because it has all the right answers: No, it's not greasy. Yes, you can pick off the basil. No, it's not too charred. Yes, you can have some more. You love that the menu contains produce (like tomatoes and lettuce) grown in the restaurant's own backyard, the mozarella is homemade and honey comes from its very own beehives. Their simple Margherita ($13) is a classic. Take your kids on a garden tour so they can play with their food before it arrives on their plates ($10 and up, email @ robertaspizza.com to make a reservation). Be sure to roll in early, around 4:30 or 5pm—this place get insanely packed.Read more
Neapolitan pizzaiolo Michele Iuliano pulls Southern Italian rounds from a century-old wood-fired oven at this East Village flagship. The family-friendly spot needs no frills in terms of décor—their charred pizzas provide any sense of hominess that the appearance may lack. Kids will dig into simple pies like the Bufala (mozzarella, marinara and basil) or the Campana (topped with mozz, marinara, cherry tomatoes, shaved parmesan and basil), while Mom and Dad take advantage of toppings with a kick, such as spicy salami or hot cherry peppers.Read more
Patsy Grimaldi—the flour-dusted legend behind Grimaldi's, which has since changed hands—busts out of retirement to reclaim his pie shop's first location, along with its original coal oven. Your whole brood is more than welcome—pizza has, after all, been in Patsy's family for eight generations. The menu spotlights iconic red-sauce fare, including classic pies (Margherita, white pizza) and desserts ranging from the classic cannoli to a proprietary chocolate-and-raspberry flavor from nearby Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory. To top it all off, the antique jukebox playing Patsy's favorite Sinatra tunes might make you feel like you're a part of the pizzaiolo's family, yourself.Read more
Di Fara Pizza
The painstakingly crafted Neapolitan pies—cracker-thin crust with a pleasing char and a subtle Parmesan zing—are widely considered among the city's best; dough is made fresh several times a day. There are also cheesy calzones and plenty of specialty toppings on offer. To keep kids occupied during the wait at this classic pizza joint, point out the window boxes full of herbs used to flavor the sauce.Read more
Young or old, everyone can find something that strikes their fancy at this sprawling Italian food complex. The hard part is deciding what—and where—to eat! Six full-service restaurants serve pizza, gelato and everything in between, but little ones will love chatting up the friendly pizzaiolos turning out nearly 200 pies per hour (boasting such quality topping as fresh tomato sauce and mozzarella, basil, garlic and more) from the resident woodburning oven. Be sure to look out for their Passport to Eataly food tours for kids, too.Read more
Denino's Pizzeria Tavern
Denino's pizza is worth traveling for, so grab the kids, hop on the ferry and make a day of it. The classic cheese pie at this family-owned Staten Island spot is tough to beat, but with a huge menu of pizzeria classics, including meatball heroes, salads, mozzarella sticks and garlic bread, there's sure to be something for every member of your crew.Read more
L&B Spumoni Gardens
Since 1939, this Bensonhurst original—where Brooklyn families, sometimes even multiple generations, gather on the outdoor patio—has served one of the best Sicilian slices in town. Candy-sweet tomato sauce is generously slathered over tall, doughy rectangles with a crunchy browned bottom. Each one is finished with squares of melted mozzarella and zippy strands of Parm. Line up to grab slices or setlle in for a true famliy-style experience. Kids will love capping their meal with a scoop of neon-green pistachio spumoni.Read more
Husband-and-wife team—and parents of two—Andrew Feinberg and Francine Stephens met while working at the organic-minded restaurant Savoy, and have successfully combined a progressive food philosophy (locally sourced, sustainable ingredients) with old-world equipment (a wood-fired oven) to delicious effect. This beloved Brooklyn pizza staple, considered by many to be one of the city's best, has plenty to offer little eaters. Kids can enjoy treats like a simple tomato, mozzarella and basil brick oven pie ($17) and a cheese-and-pesto-stuffed calzone ($18). Long waits and hungry tummies can make for cranky kids; avoid that by making a reservation if you're dining with six or more.Read more
Nick's Pizza
Though the pizza here isn't fired in a brick or coal oven, the crust comes out beautifully charred and the pies are quaint: The small plain cheese, slathered with a deliciously zesty tomato sauce, is covered with melted rounds of locally sourced fresh mozzarella and torn basil. You can also order pies half red and half white (with ricotta cheese) if the kids dig it. Curl into a cozy booth for a truly tasty slice!Read more
There's a pie for everyone at this laid-back Neapolitan wood-fired pizza joint, which has locations in the East Village and Williamsburg. Picky tots can go for the classic Margherita ($15), while parents may want to try the Brussels sprout pie with pancetta ($16). Stop in for a midday meal with the kids and get the prixe-fixe lunch special (Mon through Fri; 11am–4pm) including their choice of pizza, plus a green salad ($17.07).Read more
I'm sure these restaurants are great. But, when you're nearby, try Manetta's in LIC by the Pulaski Bridge. Native New Yorker. Best pizza I've ever eaten.
Can't forget New Park Pizza in Howard Beach!
Where is Maspeth?
Louie and Ernie's on Crosby Avenue in the Bronx always deserves to be on any NYC Top 10 pizza list
Where is Rosa's pizza in maspeth?
Not the time I went there. At best it was like any other slice in NYC. We actually did a pizza crawl and the was our 2nd stop. Our rankings:
1) Totonno's in Coney Island
2) Grimaldi's in Brooklyn Heights (today go to Juliana's instead of Grimaldi's)
3) Lombardi's in SoHo
4) Patsy's
5) some thin crust Sicilian place in Queens.
That's actually a reverse order of how we went. Says a lot when your 14 or 15th slice is considered "the best." Also, we did our crawl in like 1999 so other places have hit the scene that definitely rival all of these.
Pizza Loves Emily in Clinton Hill should, at the very least, get a nod here.


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The overrated and lame William Friedkin should seriously take notes from these authentic shockfests before his time runs out, because Shion Sono's challenging wild rides are disturbingly bizarre roller-coasters with explosive directorial trademarks and sequences impossible to forget.
I said it in Cold Fish (2010) and I'll say it now: overall, Japanese cinema consists in stimula that cause cognitive dissonance, a psychological response that is unpredictable most of the times. This consists in setting a scenario and contrasting it with something seemingly contradictory, such as a beautiful score against a harrowing background, or splitting the entire product into two separate and different parts. The entire "Hate Trilogy" applied such technique with wonderful precision, and throughout, Sono learned how to develop…
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Unfulfilled by her life of drudgery she gravitates toward nude modelling, which leads to porn, and finally a descent into prostitution after a meeting with Mitsuko (Makoto Togashi) - a university lecturer who moonlights as one of the more deranged streetwalkers ever put to film.
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Rating this seems impossible to me. Not only is it too extreme and convoluted, but it is also not the final cut! That treasure is currently available in Japan and Germany....curses! Sono is notorious for his editing issues, but with this cut I feel that many, many important details were left out. I feel confused and I'm not quite sure how everything worked out, and for the wrong reasons. I'm pretty sure it's not due to my mental incompetence. There just wasn't enough material. I sincerely hope that the additional time clears up a lot of these issues and I can…
I just believe we should always say yes to Sono. What an amazing and beautiful ride, I am speechless.
Interesting picture.
With it I'm closing what they call "Sion Sono's hate trilogy" and I must say, "Cold Fish" and "Love Exposure" are better than this one.
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Nights at Shibuya, lights in neon, a woman sold into society's view of a good marriage now walks in an outfit showing off cleavage. With sunglasses on, she takes a step outside like a newborn. She wants to do something before she turns thirty but her ideals think it sufficient just to be in love with her husband. But 8 hours in solitary doesn't leave the mind at peace. The world of pornography and further down is an easy path to go and often is lust for the troubled. Megumi fills in her journal in melancholy and daze, she cannot keep up her husband's purity. Soon she's offered a taste of darkness. Sour at first but slowly addictive and faith…
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... which seems like a fitting conclusion to Sion Sono's "Hate Trilogy." In a sort of twisted mashup of Belle de Jour (1967) and Se7en (1995), Sono shows us how one woman's attempt at liberation takes her down a dead-end alley to a place called "depravity." And while the arc of submission to self-degradation may sound like a mere exercise in nihilism, Sono feeds us enough absurdity to remind us of just who built that alley and who hung that sign.
Lacks the cumulative emotional impact of the director's best work, but once again I was pulled into the strange, sad, funny and very confrontational world of Sion Sono.
Yet another Sion Sono film leaves me searching for the words to describe it.
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Sono really loves to smash together things that shouldn't normally be put together. It doesn't always work, but when it does you end up with amazingly poetic images that linger well after the movie has finished.
Sadly, there is no redemption to be found at the end of this film. This is the story of someone who just wants to bring a little excitement into their dull routine life and then they begin falling...and falling and falling and falling... It's an interesting story, but not a particularly fun one.
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Slow and long film but, in my opinion, totally worth it.
A movie that starts out like a murder mystery, but quickly becomes about one woman's decent into madness at the hands of another.
Or, possibly, the film is a mystery about that woman.
Or maybe its just filling in the blanks as the detective investigates a bizarre murder.
In other words, its a prime Sion Sono film. This one has some scenes that were full fledged gothic, and I can't think of but one sex scene that isn't filled with horror or at least extreme discomfort stemming from one character or another. The amount of psychological abuse the characters do to each other eventually starts making the people in Cold Fish seem friendly in comparison.
For the first hour or…
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Back. Yeah they opened the season tonight against the Lakers however. Goals they will begin the season without Harrison Barnes the high flying forward We'll miss the first two games with inflammation in his left foot today Mark Jackson commented on
Yes. Another good day of practice and excited about starting out season. There's a great question. Depends on the schedule. If he'd. It's physically fine. To play and we don't have practice time. Always feel he's ready no. I world. He gets a practice on the quality was able to play would play even
With Harrison Barnes ruled out for the first two games and Stephen Curry still looking for his shot, how will the Warriors move forward?
Harrison Barnes will miss at least the first two games of the regular season for the Golden State Warriors with a left foot injury.
critical game in could be the turning point other Raiders football season and with the wind. The players agree after the game Barnes said the three of four is a lot better been beaten to win five and Charles Woodson added. Especially when we have eyes on the
pre season. Three and four they were outscored 2417 that side because something important Klay Thompson not pictured in your highlight package had sixteen. David Lee sat out due to Delaware Barnes is out with the inflammation in his foot.
Klay Thompson, Harrison Barnes and Festus Ezeli will be Warriors through the 2014-15 NBA season.
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We'll move forward you know we've made progress. Still wanna stay healthy. One understand our principals on both sides of the basketball. We wanna continue to build on what we've done thus fall both feel good about about where we go. It was the last time ESPN has been right. Okay. Well it's been
just yet and one of the reasons for that is because. Harrison Barnes who is last year and made really a big splash in the post season ..... serious. No concern for ready to go you ask about Harrison Barnes and he kind of pulls back a little bit. In the competition
Andrew Bogut was the last Warrior to leave the practice court Monday. Was he simply working on his game or making a point to management?
The Warriors returned to the practice Sunday after their trip to China and while Andrew Bogut was a full participant, Harrison Barnes is still banged up.
games before. You came to China he was actually just daughters so that was that fuel adjustment process. No actually Harrison Barnes . Is sitting out right now with the toe injury. So we're shutting him down allowing his body heal and he's going to be
They're very close you know there is some of the games of laws. It was you a handful of plays that go by the look on Wednesday. Zone when it mattered and things are records won't be possible you know. We try to. We drove it really QB we really get beat physically and you know say that there.
Harrison Barnes has an inflamed toe, and it's serious enough to jeopardize the athletic swingman's status for the regular season.


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Oh my god, David Bisset made gifsets out of me (and all the speakers) talking.
I promise I wasn't saying "Look at all the fucks I give about code!"
(for I shall not trouble you yet with all my titles)
Oh my god, David Bisset made gifsets out of me (and all the speakers) talking.
I promise I wasn't saying "Look at all the fucks I give about code!"
Thank you Kari, for this photo of me and Andrea.
I used to have a photo album thing for all my WordCamp type events. I since moved it into an old Moleskien so it basically looks like this:
And I really like it. It's kind of cool this way and I'm happy I did it. I can flip through and see notes etc.
I'm going to try to start sketching in it. It's already half filled, and that's just from 2011! My first WordCamp was Montreal 2011 you see. I actually am missing a few stickers. I had most of them but I finally found out what the TSA took from my bag on my last trip. My WordCamp Europe stickers.
But hey, now I have a book to show off. If I meet you at a WordCamp and you can art, I'll let you draw in it.
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A few photos of when I was in Japan for WordCamp:
This post is not about the WordCamp, but about Las Vegas. Yes, I went there because of the WordCamp, but this is not about that at all. What happened at the WordCamp stays on WordPress.tv after all.
I flew in on a flight that gave me a bizarre panic attack, which is later identified as being because of Taffy. The last time I was on a SouthWest flight was the day she died, and I was coming home from AdaCamp in San Francisco. The flight was also the same length of time my Chicago-Cleveland runs used to take, and finally the only time I've been in Vegas before? With Taffy. Once that was sorted, I felt much better, and took a cab to my hotel.
The drive in did not make the trip any less surreal. I watch CSI, of course, and I like the show, even now when it's old and grey. I have a vested interest in the show one might say. I saw the mountains and my brain started playing the normal SFX they use on the intros. The mountains are pretty by the way. At the hotel, when I (finally) got my room, I did my normal poke and prod to see how I liked it. Soap smelled bad, meh, I have my own, oh look a big window! The first thing I thought was "I could kill someone, leave out the window, use a string to re-tie the latch, jump down to the roof of the garage, and slip out by the pool."
I may watch too much CSI.
The rest of the trip was just surreal. There was a rotating billboard that had ads for brothels followed by ones telling me I'm going to hell for gambling. I burst out laughing at that. The city is insanely bright without ever making you feel like it's light out. I walked down Fremont Street, and then the strip. I saw the Bellagio Water Show and pretty much enjoyed the architecture. I have no interest in smoking, drinking, or gambling, so for me it was putting a face to the place I've known for years.
And I did enjoy myself. But Vegas is weird, man. It made me realize that CSI wasn't doing a whole lot to make up the show, it really is that strange a place!
After Fremont Street, we went to the Bellagio.
Yes, I know it's pretty much a mess of pictures people have done a million times before. I liked it.
At WordCamp Las Vegas, I went for a VERY educational walk around Vegas with Michelle from Mark Time Media, where we talked all about design and UX in relation to Las Vegas.
The Elf at WordCamp Las Vegas, talking about curating and managing your community. And doing the glad hand.
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Situated in Bar Harbor, this spa hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of George B. Dorr Museum of Natural History, Bar Harbor Whale Museum, and Bar Harbor Whale Watching. St. Saviour's Church and Jesup Memorial Library are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Along with a full-service spa, this smoke-free hotel has a restaurant and an indoor pool. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, an outdoor pool, 2 bars/lounges, and a fitness center are onsite.
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In addition to a full-service spa, The Bluenose Inn features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. This Bar Harbor hotel also offers a spa tub, a fitness center, and a steam room. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
The Bluenose Inn is a smoke-free property.
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When it comes to hunting for rad vintage finds, Narnia is always on the top of our shopping list. Owner Molly Spaulding stocks her shop with tons of dreamy pieces — think embellishments and awe-inspiring prints. Now, she's expanding her mini empire and moving across the East River to add to the already-rad vintage scene in Brooklyn. The just-opened shop will carry the same high caliber duds as the original locale, and will enhance the shopping experience with features like live music in their whimsical garden every Sunday afternoon. The boutique will be hawking their goods during long weekend hours on the regular (Thursday through Sunday), but if you want to come by early in the week you'll have to make an appointment. Buffing up our closet and an awesome backyard space? Sign. Us. Up.
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The Social Fabric, Volume 1: American Life from 1607 to 1877 / Edition 11by Robert A. Wheeler, Thomas L. Hartshorne, Mark T. Tebeau
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Pub. Date: 08/29/2008
Publisher: Pearson
This anthology of secondary sources portrays the lives of ordinary Americans and examines the diversity of the American people, from the earliest settlement of America to Reconstruction.
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This anthology of secondary sources portrays the lives of ordinary Americans and examines the diversity of the American people, from the earliest settlement of America to Reconstruction.
The Social Fabric acquaints students with the ways in which important events in the nation's history were reflected in the everyday lives of ordinary people. A wide variety of essays deals with the experiences of men as well as women, Native Americans as well as African-Americans and immigrants, the poor as well as the wealthy. These readings highlight the diversity of Americans' experiences–based on differences in race, ethnicity, and gender–and the way in which those differences have at times led to conflict.
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1. New Ways: Indian and European. From Colin Calloway, New Worlds for All.
2. The Creation of a Slave Society in the Chesapeake. From Ira Berlin, Many Thousands Gone: the First Two Centuries of Slavery in North America.
3. Colonial Women . From Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, "Martha Ballard and Her Girls," in Work and Labor in Early America; Stephen Innes, Ed.
4. White Captives.* From James Axtell, "The White Indians of Colonial America."
5. The Witchcraft Scare. From John C Miller, This New Man, the American.
6. Native American Women—from Princesses to Wenches. From Larry D. Eldridge, ed., Women and Freedom in Early America.
7. German Immigrant Survival Tactics. From Aaron S. Fogelman, Hopeful Journeys: German Immigration, Settlement and Political Culture in Colonial America, 1717-1775.
8. Ordinary Colonists Become Revolutionaries.* From Gary Nash, The Unknown American Revolution.
9. Building an Army. From John E. Ferling, A Wilderness of Miseries: War and Warriors in Early America.
10. Revolutionary Women. From Joan R. Gundersen, To Be Useful to the World: Women in Revolutionary America, 1740-1790.
11. Neighborhood and Class in an Industrial Age. From Walter Licht, Industrializing America: The Nineteenth Century.
12. Trail of Tears. From Dale Van Every, Disinherited: The Lost Birthright of the American Indian.
13. The Affectionate Family. From Steven Mintz and Susan Kellogg, Domestic Revolutions: A Social History of American Family Life.
14. Getting Rid of Demon Alcohol. From Ronald G. Walters, American Reformers, 1815-1860, Second Edition.
15. The Midwestern Farm. From John M. Faragher, Women and Men on the Overland Trail.
16. The Black Family. From Leslie H. Owens, This Species of Property: Slave Life and Culture in the Old South.
17. Canal Workers and Their World.* From Peter Way, Common Labour.
18. Urban Problems. From Michael Feldberg, The Turbulent Era: Riot and Disorder in Jacksonian America.
19. The Way West. From John D. Unruh, Jr., The Plains Across: The Overland Emigrants and the Trans-Mississippi West, 1840-1860.
20. Early Texans—the Common Ground Between Anglos and Tejanos in Republican Texas. From Jesus F. de la Teja, "Discovering the Tejano Community of 'Early' Texas".
21. Why Soldiers Went to War. From James M. McPherson, What They Fought For, 1861-1865.
22. When the Yankees Came. From Stephen V. Ash, When the Yankees Came: Conflict and Chaos in the Occupied South, 1861-1865.
23. Political Violence During Reconstruction. From Samuel C. Hyde, Jr., Pistols and Politics.
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