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It's a beautiful day in the small town where we live in the south of France.
My husband Blake and I are walking hand in hand to the outdoor market to buy some fresh produce. Out of the blue, Blake tugs lightly on my hand and quietly say's
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I look down and gingerly step to the side to avoid the SOFT GOOEY GOODNESS some dog left behind.
No BIG DEAL! After more than a year here…It's just another day in the South of France. La di da da da Tra la la la…..
That's Just The Way It Is!
Don't let our casual demeanor fool you, I hate poop. Especially poop on city sidewalks.
The dog poop problem is recognized by almost everyone in France but the general attitude is….
So the solution primarily falls on the governments shoulders which is trying to do what they can by posting signs and fining people who don't pick up after their dog.
Despite signs like this, I have yet to actually see anyone pick up their damn dog poop.
This is France, for the sake of adapting, we have adopted the French attitude which is to tolerate it, scratch our heads and wonder "what can I do about it?"
Welcome to your new country.
People react and do things differently here. The differences between your culture and the new culture can be very exciting AT FIRST.
Just like my dog poop experience, these differences can also make it very difficult to adjust to your new surroundings and leave you feeling
- Confused
- Disoriented
- Sad
- Nervous
- Frustrated
- Overwhelmed
- You may even feel homesick and want to go home.
The sad truth is that most people underestimate the power of culture shock and / or don't even realize they are experiencing culture shock which can turn any trip into a nightmare.
Culture Shock Happens To Everyone
The good news is, culture shock is absolutely normal.
As an avid traveller and someone who has lived in many places around the world, I am not ashamed to say that I still get culture shock but I always figure out a way to overcome and adapt.
10 Real Examples Of Culture Shock
To prove that culture shock is normal, I have put together 10 additional examples of culture shock that I and a few other travellers I know have experienced.
Read through them and try to imagine how you you might react or feel in these situations.
WARNING! Some may SHOCK YOU! You have been warned!
I'll have some roasted rat and chicken feet please!
Did you know you can eat rat on a stick in some countries like Thailand and Africa? Not dirty city rats but wild field rats on a stick! MMMMM.
In China and in many Chinese restaurants around the world, chicken feet is served regularly. I used to eat it with my mum in San Francisco on Sundays when we went to eat dim sum. Yummy Yummy!
Cow brains, horse meat and blood sausage are common fare in France and in some parts of Quebec too. I remember my French Canadian aunt cooking up scrambled brains for me.Those were happy days.
TIP: Expect food to be different. What you think is gross may be considered a delicacy in other countries.
What do you do if you want to go site seeing?
Pretend you are in another country like Japan where the language and the alphabet are completely different. You have no car so you head to the subway station or bus stop like your travel book says to do.
Suddenly you realize you are not sure if you are going in the right direction.
You can't read the signs and no one speaks English and you have no idea what to do.
This is what happened to me my first 3 months in Japan. I remember feeling helpless and frustrated at my inability to understand things. Everything took extra time to figure out.
Rather than curl up and cower home, I decided to learn Japanese, make some friends and immerse myself in their culture. Doing so helped me really enjoy my stay in Japan because it gave me the confidence to go see and do as much as I could despite my inability to completely communicate fluently.
TIP: Don't expect people to speak your language. Expect simple things to be more difficult like riding the subway, asking for directions and ordering food. Try to learn a few key words and phrases before you go.
It is not uncommon in France to see topless women at the beach.
I'm pretty opened minded when it comes to these things but it still does kind of shock me especially when I am with my husband and teenage boys who are trying their best not to stare.
Boys will be boys.At least my husband seems to have adjusted; no big deal. (see him sleeping in the photo above next to some topless women?)
Photo via National Geographies
Do you dress modestly enough?
At the other end of the spectrum are women who must cover most of their body; including their arms, legs, ankles, neck and even their face like the Bedouin Woman (pictured above) and women from Muslim countries who's custom is to dress this way mainly to enforce female modesty. I have to admitt that this form of culture shock shocked me the most. Not to sound crass or rude, but I found myself starring in disbelief Once I understood the reasons behind their attire, it did not shock me as much.
I met the woman above in Marseille.
In Marseille, where we lived in 2011, there was a very large Muslim population. Most of the women dressed like the woman above.
These women also had to cover their body but they did not wear a veil to cover their face.
Instead they wore what can best be described as a scarf over their head which is called a HIJAB.
TIP: Do some research about proper attire before you go. You may discover certain things are inappropriate and avoid drawing unwanted attention to yourself.
Is it polite to pick a winner?
Most of us are taught from an early age that it's just not polite to pick a winner. One must use a tissue or handkerchief and blow our nose into it, then put the tissue in your pocket until you can dispose of it later.
****Please don't be offended by what I wrote below or send me hate mail saying you are Asian and don't do this. I am half Asian myself and have lived in Asia for almost a decade of my life. I'm merely saying that some people in some Asian countries do this. End of disclaimer.
Theodora, a single mom who is travelling the world with her son said that in some parts of Asia, the thought of blowing your nose into a tissue and saving it for later is disgusting.
You're probably wondering, well how do they blow their nose right?
I don't have a picture so let me describe how to properly blow your nose in parts of Asia.
Tutorial: How To Blow Your Nose In Parts Of Asia.
Cover one nostril and blow out the other so whatever is up there will get blown out like a projectile and hopefully land on the ground. That's it.
This may sound gross to you but blowing your nose in a handkerchief is way more gross to them.
TIP: Don't judge. People see certain things and situations differently.
When is it ok to cut and hurt yourself?
There are customs and rituals around the world that would make many of us scratch our heads and maybe even recoil in disgust. This feeling is yet another example of culture shock.
For example, I cannot watch a Spanish Bullfight.
My friends Jennifer and Tony Miller, who are travelling the world with their 4 kids, recently saw a festival in Thailand called the Phuket vegetarian festival. People participating in this festival were causing all kinds of bodily harm to themselves.
- One man was slicing his tongue with a knife.
- Another man was jabbing his cheeks with sharp objects.
Let us just say that there was a lot of blood.
Most travellers and tourists would probably be quite horrified to watch this festival and wonder "WHY?".
TIP: Every culture has their own customs and rituals. To the rest of the world they may seem strange and bizarre but to them it has special meaning. Learn about their customs to get a better understanding.
If you are interested in seeing Jennifer's photo essay about this festival, you should go and read about it on her blog here Phuket Vegetarian Festival. Just remember, that you may not like what you see.
Can you live without your morning coffee or tea ritual?
Missing the comforts of home and feeling homesick is another effect caused by culture shock.
My husband Blake misses those big to-go coffee cups you get at most of the coffee shop in the US and Canada. Here in France, coffee is not served to go. You must buy it and sit down and the cup sizes are served in espresso cups. Not Large or extra large cups.
I miss Cheddar cheese and spicy chilis and spicy food. All are hard to find in France.
Tracie Burns of http://www.ourtravellifestyle.com/ Said her daughter missed custard back in Australia.
My boys miss good Mexican food. (California where we lived had some awesome authentic Mexican restaurants).
TIP: When travelling expect NOT to find all the comforts foods of home. Even when you do find them, they taste different; usually adjusted to the local taste. i.e. spicy food is not really spicy in France.
8- toilet paper: Essential or not?
Brace yourself for more culture shock: You probably think toilet paper is necessary.
Ha, you are wrong, You don't need toilet paper!
Brace yourself, in some cultures like India they use their hands to wipe themselves after using the toilet.I know what you are thinking.
WHAT! They use their hands to wipe their bum?
Yes It's true. Using toilet paper to wipe your bum bum is considered inappropriate and dirty because it smears it around down there. Indian people consider it much cleaner to use your hand and water.
In case you are interested in ever going to India or anywhere else where toilet paper is not readily available, I thought I would give you an education on bathroom Etiquette.
Tutorial: How to use the toilet without toilet paper in India!
Usually there is a bucket filled with water and a smaller container in the bucket called a dipper to scoop out some water.
After you do your business, you scoop water out with the dipper and pour it on your rear while cleaning yourself with your left hand. After it is all said and done, you wash your hands with soap.
This method is considered much cleaner than using toilet paper in India.
Important: You must wipe ONLY with your left hand because you use your right hand to shake hands and to eat.
Watch this video to learn in more detail. It's very fascinating. I guarantee you will be flabbergasted.
9-Don't Flush The Toilet Paper Please!
Nancy Vogel of Family On Bikes said in many countries, especially in Central and South America, one should not throw used toilet paper in the toilet.
You must throw it in the rubbish bin.
When I heard this, I immediately thought wouldn't it start to smell up the bathroom?
It turns out, toilet paper is thrown in the rubbish bins because the septic system cannot handle anything other than human waste; not even toilet paper.
Some hotels even have signs asking guests to throw their used toilet paper in the waste bin and NOT the toilet.
TIP: Once you understand the reasons, you begin to see necessity may be part of the reason why cultural differences exist.
Not all toilets are created equal.
Some toilets have lids, some have a lever you push, some you pull. In other words not all toilets look like American toilets.
In FRANCE: it is not uncommon to find toilets with no seat covers or lids.
When I lived in Japan, I was surprised to learn that many of the bathrooms were actually squatting toilets. If you are really lucky, there was a pole to hang on to so you didn't lose your balance.
I admit, at first these differences in the toilet do seem a bit strange but after a while you get used to it.
TIP: Learn about the toilet customs before you go. You might thank yourself later.
To Sit or Not To Sit?
Speaking of squat toilets.
Did you know that it is actually much better for your system and body to use a squat toilet?
I won't go into detail but if you are interested in turning your western toilet into a squat toilet instantly than check out the Squatty Potty.
It might solve all your……….. ummm problems if you know what I mean.
What Can You Do About Culture Shock?
Some people find it impossible to adapt to other cultures while others adapt more easily.
Your best chance at overcoming culture shock is to adapt to your new culture and try to understand the history and reasons why the cultural differences exist.
Look at it as a learning experience to gain a new perspective and develop a better understanding for that other culture.
You just might see things in a whole new way and find it easier to adjust and deal with the differences.
It's these differences that make travel so interesting. If you want everything to be the same, you can always just stay home
What Do You Think?
Have you ever experienced culture shock? If so share them with me by leaving your comments below. Do you think understanding the differences will help you deal with culture shock even eating rat on a stick?


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a1 Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche 'Mario Negri', Via Eritrea 62, I-20157 Milan, Italy
a2 Istituto di Igiene, Università di Udine, Udine, Italy
a3 Divisione di Epidemiologia e Biostatistica, Istituto Europeo di Oncologia, Milan, Italy
a4 Frances Stern Nutrition Center, Tufts–New England Medical Center, Boston, MA, USA
a5 Schools of Medicine, Nutrition and the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University, Boston, MA, USA
a6 Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology, University of Athens Medical School, Athens, Greece
a7 Istituto di Statistica Medica e Biometria, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy
Objective As intake of flavonoids has been associated with reduced risk of coronary heart disease but data on the relation with specific classes of flavonoids are scarce, we assessed the relation between dietary intake of specific classes of flavonoids and the risk of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in an Italian population.
Design Case–control study. Dietary information was collected by interviewers on a questionnaire tested for validity and reproducibility. Adjusted odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) were obtained by multiple logistic regression models including terms for energy and alcohol intake, as well as sociodemographic factors, tobacco and other major recognised risk factors for AMI.
Setting Milan, Italy, between 1995 and 2003.
Subjects Cases were 760 patients, below age 79 years, with a first episode of non-fatal AMI, and controls were 682 patients admitted to hospital for acute conditions unrelated to diet.
Results A reduced risk of AMI was found for increasing intake of anthocyanidins (OR = 0.45, 95% CI 0.26–0.78 for the highest vs. the lowest quintile, Ptrend = 0.003) and flavonols (OR = 0.65, 95% CI 0.41–1.02, Ptrend = 0.02). A tendency towards reduced risks, although not significant, was observed for flavan-3-ols (OR = 0.73, 95% CI 0.48–1.10) and total flavonoids (OR = 0.74, 95% CI 0.49–1.14). No meaningful heterogeneity was found between the sexes. No association emerged for other flavonoids, including isoflavones, flavanones and flavones.
Conclusions High intake of anthocyanidins reduced the risk of AMI even after allowance for alcohol, fruit and vegetables, supporting a real inverse association between this class of flavonoids and AMI risk.
(Received May 10 2005)
(Accepted August 10 2005)
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While digging around the amazing DeviantArt site, we stumbled across the fact that a group of fan artists decided to create a 2010 A Song of Ice and Fire calendar, to share with fans of George R.R. Martin's bestselling fantasy series, and with GRRM himself. After sending a copy of the calendar to GRRM, they've provided a glimpse at all the art for fans to take a look at.
You can find the original news post at DA from last month, with links to the included images and the artists who created them, here (particularly useful for seeing Mathia Arkoniel's full images used in her compilation for August). A gallery with the full calendar design incorporated can be found here at guad's gallery. A lot of love and talent poured into this, and it reminds us of just how much amazing fan art the series has and continues to generate.
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Wynne Gray of the NZ Herald, Patrick McKendry of APNZ and Gregor Paul from the Herald on Sunday answer three probing questions from last night's test between the All Blacks and South Africa.
1: How much effect did the red card have on the outcome?
WG - Massive. Du Plessis is as crucial to the Springboks game as Sean Fitzpatrick was in his time. The setpiece and breakdown consequences were significant.
GP - A red card is always going to have an effect but as the Boks themselves said, they lost to the better team. It maybe woud have been closer if it had been 15 versus 15, but the All Blacks still would have won. The Boks are not the side they think they are.
PM - A massive one. Adding to the significance of it all, Bismarck du Plessis was having an absolute stormer. There seemed to be two of him - he was all over the park but especially good in the tight stuff, winning a couple of crucial turnovers with his strength and timing.
Scored the Boks' first try.
2: Was the red card justified?
WG - It was if du Plessis was guilty of two yellow card offences. His first tackle looked legitimate, his second careless because he led with his forearm. Officials need to be much more certain in their judgement.
GP - Yes. The first offence was not a yellow - although what Bismarck du Plessis did with his head looked bad. But the second offence was a straight red. Seriously bad. The Boks need to cut that out -they are better than that.
PM - No, because his tackle on Dan Carter was legal. The spotlight for the decison to sin bin him must fall on referee Romain Poite, who appeared to dismiss the advice of his TMO George Ayoub. However, once back on the field, de Plessis should have reigned himself in a little. The elbow to the windpipe of Liam Messam wasn't a good look.
3: Was Sam Cane as good as Steve Hansen said he was?
WG - He was part of a strong All Black eight and Hansen is going to praise a young man he believes in, who is on his way up in test rugby and has to deputise for the great man.
GP - He was excellent. Brave and tough - in all the right places. That was a serious investigation of his ability and he came through with an eight out of 10.
PM - A cautious yes. He wasn't overawed by the occasion or the Boks but he didn't come up with any really big plays which made you sit up and take notice. His try owed much to his determination - he flung himself at the line with no thought to his wellbeing, a good thing at this level. He will definitely be better for this test.


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The Longshoremen's Noon
33 1/16 x 50 1/8 in. (84 x 127.3 cm), Image size: 32 5/8 x 49 3/4 in. (82.9 x 126.3 cm)
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Poised before a backdrop of plump bales of cotton, these men who labor "along shore" are depicted on their noontime break in various states of repose. The prominent position of the New York Sun in the center foreground suggests that the men's conversation likely concerned current events, perhaps even their own working conditions. In the late 1870s, a period of significant labor unrest, an image of dockworkers assembling to discuss pressing issues of the day might have intimidated American audiences. Yet Brown's aestheticized treatment of the subject likely diffused any such threat. Critics regularly commented on the "spick and span newness and cleanliness" of his figures, calling those in The Longshoremen's Noon "preternaturally and decorously fresh." Ultimately, Brown's painting is more a study of character and community than an exploration of the often harsh realities of life on the docks.


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The Dark Corner is a 1946 black-and-white film noir directed by Henry Hathaway that starred Lucille Ball, Mark Stevens and Clifton Webb.[1]
Ex-con turned private investigator Bradford Galt (Mark Stevens) suspects someone is following him and maybe even trying to kill him. With the assistance of his secretary Kathleen (Lucille Ball), he dives deep into a mystery in search of answers. Galt turns the tables on the man following him (William Bendix), who claims to be a private eye named Foss, hired by Galt's sworn enemy, a corrupt lawyer named Tony Jardine.
In the meantime, Jardine has begun having an affair with the much-younger wife of Hardy Cathcart (Clifton Webb), a wealthy art-gallery owner.
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Ministry of Fear is a 1944 film noir directed by Fritz Lang. Based on a novel by Graham Greene, the film tells the story of a man just released from a mental asylum who finds himself caught up in an international spy ring and pursued by foreign agents after inadvertently receiving something they want. The original music for the film was composed by Miklós Rózsa and Victor Young.
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This picture was made in 1947 but not released until 1948. Alternative title was "The Double Take" and featured a man called Eddie Mars. Mars was a known villain in "The Big Sleep"...
...Right you, are Malcolm, and to read more information about original movie poster just follow this link... Original Movie Posters and to read and discuss that bird just follow... this link: Dashiell Hammett and The Maltese Falco
I Love Trouble (1948) is a film noir written by Roy Huggins from his first novel The Double Take, directed by S. Sylvan Simon, and starring Franchot Tone as Stuart Bailey.[1][2][3] The character of Stuart Baily was later portrayed by Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. in the television series 77 Sunset Strip.[4]
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I am big. It's the pictures that got small.
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[pictured actor ROBERT MITCHUM IN "Out Of The Past"[1947]
This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of Congress, in 1991.
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Kathie Moffat: I didn't know what I was doing. I, I didn't know anything except how much I hated him. But I didn't take anything. I didn't, Jeff. Don't you believe me?
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Jeff Bailey: I never saw her in the daytime. We seemed to live by night. What was left of the day went away like a pack of cigarettes you smoked. I didn't know where she lived. I never followed her. All I ever had to go on was a place and time to see her again. I don't know what we were waiting for. Maybe we thought the world would end.
Jeff Bailey: You know, maybe I was wrong and luck is like love. You have to go all the way to find it.
Ann Miller: You do to keep it.
Ann Miller: She can't be all bad. No one is.
Jeff Bailey: Well, she comes the closest.
[HONORARY MEMBERS... Victoria Mature, is the daughter Of actor Victor Mature]
In the 1940s, Victor Mature appeared in several different types of films—comedy, adventure, drama, musical and suspense[ {Film noir ]—and became a very popular film idol with many adoring female fans.
Putting acting on hold, Mature joined the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. He continued to be to a in-demand leading man in the 1950s and appeared in several more epic films, making his last film in 1984.
[HONORARY MEMBERS...Sybil Jason, In Memory of Malcolm's dear friend and Honorary Member Sybil Jason. 1927-2011]
Sybil Jacobson, (23 November 1927 - 23 August 2011) was a motion-picture child actress who, in the late 1930s, was presented as a rival to Shirley Temple.[2]
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, she began playing the piano at age two and, a year later, began making public appearances doing impersonations of Maurice Chevalier. She was introduced to the theatre-going public of London by way of her uncle, Harry Jacobson, a then-popular London orchestra leader and also pianist to Gracie Fields. The apex of her career came with a concert performance with Frances Day at London's Palace Theatre. Jason's theatre work led to appearances on radio and phonograph records, and a supporting role in the film Barnacle Bill (1935).
Member Julie GARFIELD with her dad's wallet.
HONORARY MEMBERS: Julie Garfield...John's Daughter...is a member here at FNLH too!
Member Julie GARFIELD with her dad's [actor John Garfield]wallet.
According To Malcolm "My friend Julie Garfield daughter of the great John Garfield an admirer of Film Noir and this particular site."Thank you Julie for allowing this photograph of you.
Date of Birth: 10 January 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA
Birth Name: Julie Roberta Garfield
One of three children of the actor John Garfield and Roberta Seidman Garfield, Julie began acting in off-Broadway plays and has worked regularly in movies and television since 1969. She was 6 when her father died of heart problems.
[Pictured Actor John Garfield]...starred in "He Ran all the Way" with actress Shelley Winters...
...which was screened over there at Arthur Lyons' Film Noir Festival...Garfield's daughter Julie Garfield, was on hand to discuss her father's film career last month...Our Administrator Malcolm James, has communicated with actress Julie Garfield...and believe that's... great news!
John Garfield (March 4, 1913 – May 21, 1952) was an American actor. Garfield was especially adept at playing brooding, rebellious, working-class character roles. Garfield is acknowledged as the predecessor of such Method actors as Marlon Brando, James Dean, and Montgomery Clift. In order to read more about actor John Garfield life just follow the link...Actor John Garfield.
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Honorary members...actress Barbara Payton's biographer John O'Dowd is a member here at FNLH...
Actress Barbara Payton... starred in "Trapped" with actor Lloyd Bridges and "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" with actor James Cagney.
Born Barbara Lee Redfield in Cloquet, Minnesota, she was the daughter of restaurateurs and raised in Odessa, Texas. In 1945 at the age of 17, she headed for Hollywood in search of a career in movies and was eventually placed under contract by Universal Studios where she appeared in several small parts.
She first gained notice in the 1949 film noir Trapped, co-starring Lloyd Bridges. After being screen-tested by James Cagney and his producer brother William, Payton starred with Cagney in Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye in 1950. She soon signed a contract with Cagney's production company. Her brief stardom continued with significant roles in the western films Dallas (1950), co-starring Gary Cooper, and Only the Valiant (1951), with Gregory Peck.
Her career decline began with the 1951 horror film Bride of the Gorilla, co-starring Raymond Burr. Miss Payton's biographer John O' Dowd is also a member here at Film Noir Lives Here
A Message from Barbara's son, John Lee Payton is included on his website too:Hollywood Starlet:Actress Barbara Payton...
...along with actors Lawrence Tierney nephew and Eddie Tierney's {Lawrence Tierney's Brother} Son Micheal Tierney.
[Pictured: Actor Lawrence Tierney]
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Lawrence Tierney (March 15, 1919 – February 26, 2002) was an American actor, known for his many screen portrayals of mobsters and hardened criminals, which mirrored his own frequent brushes with the law.[1]
Commenting on the DVD release of a Tierney film in 2005, a New York Times critic observed, "The hulking Tierney was not so much an actor as a frightening force of nature."[2]
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Scott Henderson's (Alan Curtis) marriage is on the ropes, and while drowning his sorrows at a Manhattan bar, he picks up a hat-wearing woman (Fay Helm). They attend the theater together, never exchanging names before they part for the evening. Returning home, Henderson finds his wife strangled and becomes the prime suspect in her murder.
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But he isn't so good at picking up what he lops! And if you are wondering why we have our bike helmets on, it is required by the forest service.After 3+ hours of work, we were 'released' to go try out our hard work. Although the trail is not completely clear of blow down and snow, it was still a lot of fun to be back on singletrack! And riding with folks we had not seen for a long time! Thanks to Jim Thornton & his crew and all of their hard work getting our trails up and running!!!
Saturday night we were joined by Patrick, Anita and Sigmund! A great surprise at almost 11 p.m. So Sunday, there was more riding to be done. Tim was in one of his exploratory moods, but luckily I had Patrick to help curb his curiosity. We did plenty, believe me, and found a great way from the cabin to Dog River with only a few miles of pavement. It was a great find and Dog River was completely clear, so it was awesome to be riding on singletrack without getting off your bike! But when we got to Surveyors and forged on, we found out it was too good to be true. Yep, still snow and a bunch of blow down from the trail head off road 44, but it shouldn't be long now! Such a great weekend of riding and sunshine. Maybe summer will really come after all???


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LOS ANGELES — Nearly a year after wrapping up, the AMC drama Breaking Bad has another nice going-away present. It won the Emmy Award for best drama series and three acting awards Monday night.
It was the second straight win in the category for the dark tale of chemistry-teacher-turned-meth-kingpin Walter White, who was played by Bryan Cranston. The show also won the Golden Globe for best drama last winter.
Cranston was honored as best actor in a drama, proving that True Detective nominee Matthew McConaughey's movie-star appeal couldn't conquer all.
"I have gratitude for everything that has happened," Cranston said. His victory ties him with four-time best drama actor champ Dennis Franz. Cranston's co-stars Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn were honored for supporting acting, and the series won a writing award as well.
"Thank you for this wonderful farewell to our show," said Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan.
The Good Wife star Julianna Margulies won the Emmy for best lead actress in a drama series. "What a wonderful time for women on television," she said. True Detective's Cary Joji Fukunaga, meanwhile, picked up the director trophy.
While McConaughey didn't add an Emmy to his Dallas Buyers Club Oscar, he still made a big impression on the show. Bringing big-screen sizzle to the ceremony, he was the object of too-handsome jokes by presenter Jimmy Kimmel and adoration by winner Gail Mancuso, honored as best director for an episode of Modern Family.
Then he and True Detective co-star (and Midland native) Woody Harrelson were given time to banter before announcing that Benedict Cumberbatch of Sherlock was the winner of the best miniseries actor award. "So you won Oscar, (People magazine's) Sexiest Man Alive and now you want an Emmy, too. Isn't that a little bit greedy?" Harrelson teased his fellow nominee.
The PBS Masterpiece episode Sherlock: His Last Vow also produced a supporting actor trophy for Martin Freeman as Dr. Watson. Freeman was nominated for his lead role in Fargo as well, but lost that to Cumberbatch's Sherlock.
Network comedies including The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family had a strong showing. ABC's Modern Family won best comedy series for a record-tying fifth time, and also captured a best comedy supporting actor trophy for Ty Burrell. Allison Janney was honored as best supporting comedy actress for CBS' Mom. It was her sixth career Emmy, including the trophy she picked up earlier this month as guest actress on Masters of Sex.
Big Bang Theory star and Houston native Jim Parsons was crowned as best comedy series actor, giving him his fourth Emmy and putting him in league with all-time sitcom winners Kelsey Grammer and Michael J. Fox.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who received her third consecutive best comedy actress Emmy for the political comedy Veep, drew big laughs as she stopped to exchange faux heated kisses with Cranston, who earlier was her co-presenter and had appeared with her on Seinfeld.
Fargo was named best miniseries, and American Horror Story: Coven landed two: best actress for Jessica Lange and supporting actress for. Southern Methodist Unversity graduate Kathy Bates.
Host Seth Meyers kicked off the ceremony by tweaking his home network, NBC, and other broadcasters for being eclipsed in the awards by cable series and online newcomers like Orange Is the New Black.
Noting that the Emmys moved to Monday night to avoid a conflict with football and Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, he said that MTV doesn't really specialize in videos anymore.
"That's like network TV holding an awards show and giving all the trophies to cable and Netflix. That would be crazy," Meyers joked.
The first-time host was unflappable, even when comedy bits fell flat. There was muted laughter when he bantered with stars in the audience — including Melissa McCarthy during a bit when she asked if her illegally parked car would be towed — although Andre Braugher asking to use the bathroom and getting a key with an Emmy attached from Josh Charles was cute enough.
Buffering the miniseries awards was a parody routine about top nominees by "Weird Al" Yankovic. Musical numbers usually look out of place at the Emmys, and this one was no different.
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The Gwinnett County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.'s Scholarship
Program deadline to submit an application is Fri., Feb. 28.
In 2013, GCAC in partnership with Fortitude Foundation, Inc. awarded scholarships in excess of $9,000 to young men and women who are attending four-year colleges including Emory University, Georgia Southern and Morehouse College.
For more information on the qualifications and how to apply, go to the GCAC website www.gwinnettdst.org.
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Receives Generous Gift
ATLANTA - Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has received a generous donation of $360,000 from Ian's Friends Foundation to establish the Ian's Friends Foundation Brain Tumor Biorepository at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
The new biorepository will provide the technology to grow and store cancer cells for use in critical brain tumor research at Children's, the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children's, and research facilities across the country.
In conjunction with Emory University School of Medicine, Georgia Institute of Technology and Morehouse School of Medicine, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is investing in pediatric research centers that serve to encourage collaboration and reduce duplicate work among researchers.
A Conversation with Congressman John Lewis & Guests
ATLANTA – Kenny Leon and True Colors Theatre Company invite you to a free panel discussion inspired by its upcoming production, "Race," by David Mamet. The discussion will be held 12 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 at Druids Hill Presbyterian Church, located on 1026 Ponce de Leon AVE NE, Atlanta, GA 30306.
Congressman John Lewis, State Senator and Gubernatorial Candidate Jason Carter, Rabbi Alvin Sugarman, and M. Alexis Scott will discuss how issues involving race influence the legal system, and how Americans discuss race in the 21st century. Moderated by David Vigilante, Senior Vice President of Legal for CNN, the afternoon will consist of a roundtable conversation by panelists and a Q&A opportunity for the audience.
Auburn Avenue Research Library Events
Drawing the Dream: African American History in Children's Literature Art Exhibit will be open Monday, Jan. 6 - Friday, Jan. 31 at the Auburn Avenue Research Library. The Drawing the Dream: Civil Rights Movement in Illustrated Children's Literature will also be on display. This exhibition features the work of three-time recipient of the Coretta Scott King Honor Award in Illustration, R. Gregory Christie, and celebrates culturally conscious illustrated children's literature.
Remembering Trayvon: A Community Collective Exhibition Community Collective Exhibition will be on display Monday, Jan. 6 to Sunday, Feb. 2 at The Auburn Avenue Research Library Satellite Gallery at the Hammonds House Museum, located at 503 Peeples Street, Atlanta, GA 30310. This memorial exhibition features various renderings and interpretations of Trayvon Martin, a seventeen-year-old African American male that was tragically shot and killed in his own neighborhood, via photographic, hand-drawn, and digital art forms.
Auburn Avenue Research Library is at 101 Auburn Avenue NE Atlanta GA 30303-2503. For more information, visit http://www.afpls.org/events-aarl.


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In the last episode, three contestants from previous Top Chef seasons returned to compete - to which Dallas chef Joshua Valentine says, "I hate them all." And that seems reasonable after this episode's Quickfire when two of them - Josie Smith-Malave and Stefan Richter - place in the top three during a dumpling-making challenge. The third finalist is Micah Fields, who gets stuck making manti (a dumpling eaten in Kazakhstan, which he says he didn't know was a real place).
Smith-Malave wins immunity with her version of a Korean dumpling called mandu. But the best Quickfire moment was when host Padma Lakshmi and guest judge Dana Cowin of Food & Wine Magazine share a giggle with John "Most Hated Chef in Dallas" Tesar about the pronunciation of his Swedish dumpling: the kroppkaka. The name is definitely the best part; the dish itself looked like a biscuit topped with cream gravy.
For this week's Elimination Challenge, the 17 cheftestants are divided into two teams that will make a Thanksgiving dinner inspired by one of Top Chef's top chefs. Valentine is on Tom Colicchio's Team Red, and Tesar and fellow Dallas chef Danyele McPherson are on Emeril Lagasse's Team Gray. The menus' themes are not surprising: Colicchio wants an Italian-American Turkey Day meal with a pasta dish and Lagasse wants a New Orleans-style feast full of BAM! spice. "It's like the Civil War of Thanksgiving," Smith-Malave says.
Since this is a Thanksgiving episode, the head chefs impart some turkey-cooking wisdom. Colicchio's birds have about three pounds of butter -- each -- tucked under their skins along with some herbs. Lagasse's advice: "Stuff that ass with a lot of butter in there as it roasts." Wham, bam, thank you, Em.
The Gray Team's meal is served first, and the menu includes triple spice turkey with cayenne and hot sauce, gumbo, greens, biscuits, potatoes, and bread pudding with white chocolate and pecans. Lagasse says McPherson did a "wonderful job" on her dressing based on his mother's recipe. He also says that Tesar, who made cornbread stuffing with bacon and jalapeno, "nailed it." Tesar's pumpkin torte is described as having a delicious flavor, but a grainy texture.
Colicchio's group serves braised turkey, stuffing with pancetta and foie gras, mashed potatoes, pasta, soup, salad, Brussels sprouts, panna cotta, and chocolate tart. Lagasse says Valentine's sweet potato ravioli with pecans, caraway, and tart cherries is the "weakest thing on the plate." Because his team wins the challenge, Valentine is not up for elimination. His teammate Carla Pellegrino takes the top spot for her carrot soup with turkey meatballs. Elizabeth Binder and C.J. Jacobsen (returning from Season 3) round out the top three.
Though their team lost, neither Tesar nor McPherson is on the chopping block. Smith-Malave is called out for her undercooked turkey, but she cannot be eliminated due to winning immunity during the Quickfire round. Tyler Wiard and Sheldon Simeon are also in the bottom, but it's Kuniko Yagi, whose potato pave was undercooked and under-seasoned, who packs her knives and goes. And that's when the drama really starts.
After Yagi says her farewells to the seemingly stunned remaining contestants, Valentine says, "It just emphasizes the point that you have to show up and do great every day to win." Then Tesar speaks up: "I'm one of her biggest fans, but you can do potatoes in your sleep as a chef...We had five hours, man. If you can't taste your food in five hours, your mind is someplace else."
And it is on. Jacobsen, who seemed to have an anti-Tesar moment with Valentine earlier, says "Everything ends up being a lecture with you." To which Tesar says, "You're full of s*** right now." And, finally, this episode really feels like a true Thanksgiving gathering.


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The music video channel has come up with its own version of America's Funniest People. Viewers are encouraged to send in letters about odd experiences. These are arranged into themes (school, dating, pets, the strangest person I've ever met) and then dramatized in cheap, exaggerated, often gross skits.
The problem so far is that the anecdotes are astoundingly mundane. ("I know this guy who like works out all the time." Remarkable! "My econ professor came to class one day with his zipper wide open." Get out! "I guess the coolest thing I ever did is...my friends and I in high school?...we climbed up on a roof and stayed up there for a whole weekend, and nobody could like do anything about it." Too bizarre!) The banality of the stories does serve to make the amped-up interstitial palter of host Jon Stewart seem clever. The funniest part of the show is the dis-disclaimer that runs at the beginning: "The stories you are about to see are true. The names have not been changed so that your friends can make fun of you tomorrow."
Maybe once the show has been on for a while and the mail starts pouring in, the material will gel richer. It would almost have to. For now,
ABC (Sun., Feb. 28, 9p.m. ET)
A woman (Joanna Kerns) finds herself plunged into a deep depression after the birth of her first child. She begins to experience frightening, fragmented childhood flashes that eventually coalesce into a memory of sexual abuse by her father (George Grizzard), a prominent banker and community leader. What makes it more painful is that Kerns believes Grizzard is perpetuating his perverse behavior with her 5-year-old niece.
This is by far Kerns's strongest performance to date. The rest of the cast, which includes Michael Brandon, Richard Gilliland and Shelley Hack, is excellent too. The real standout, though, is Dina Merrill, who gives an Emmy-worthy performance as Kerns's mother, a scornful woman wrapped in a blanket of denial more impenetrable than Superman's chest.
Though the script has some facile moments, the direction of Linda Otto (A Mother's Right) is very surehanded, from the first subtle hints that something is amiss to the final bitter confrontations. This is the most shattering family drama since Fox's Doing Time on Maple Drive.
CBS (Sun., Feb. 28, 9p.m. ET)
Kenny Rogers is no gambler. He returns in his usual TV vehicle: a western (see story, page 90). He's joined, though, by a couple of acting tenderfeet: country singing stars Travis Tritt and Naomi Judd.
Rogers plays a bounty hunter riding after a pack of murdering bank robbers. Trailing behind him is a young farmer (Tritt), whose bride those desperadoes stole. The elder Judd plays the proprietor of a rather sumptuous desert hostelry. There are some slow patches, but overall the movie presents a good, sustained conceit.
While Trill and Judd need a little seasoning as actors, they both have very nice smiles. Nevertheless, I hope this doesn't start a flood of country singers making the transition to film. I sure don't want to sec I lank Williams Jr. wearing makeup and emoting.
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In this two-parter based on events that took place in L.A. in 1985, Sam Wanamaker and Kim Hunter play an elderly Jewish couple (Gerald and Vera Woodman) who are gunned down in the garage of their condo by hooded assailants. At the funeral a woman with a thick accent comes up to one of their sons. Elliott Gould, and, like the portentous gypsy woman in a werewolf movie, points at him and screeches, "You! How could you do this? Your own parents. Everyone knows how you hated him. [You] wanted him dead." Eventually Gould and his brother (John Pleshette) are charged with hiring hit men to collect on their mother's insurance policy.
The movie, which concludes the following night, is an odd hybrid: half murder prosecution and half feminist manifesto. The focus soon settles on the oh-so-slow transformation of Gould's wife (Mimi Rogers). She begins as a submissive spouse. But once her husband is jailed, her affluent friends turn away, the money dries up, and she grows more independent and assertive—getting a job, starting a romance, dealing with creditors and struggling to keep her rebellious kids in line. (As evidenced by the Amy Fisher movies, TV's true-crime projects are invariably shaped by which of the principals involved sold his or her rights to the producers. In this case it was the daughter-in-law.)
The flashbacks depicting the wrangling and acrimony among Woodman's family, all in the plastics manufacturing business, hold a certain crass, lurid fascination. But the emergence of Rogers is tedious. Clancy Brown, Joe Spano and Andy Romano costar.
IT'S BEEN A DYNAMIC YEAR FOR MUSIC as a colorful array of styles—rap, country, hip-hop, grunge rock, dance and metal—have mingled on the mainstream pop charts as never before. Some of that diversity is reflected in the nominations for the Grammy Awards. But when the winners are announced on CBS (Feb. 24,8 p.m. ET), I think you'll find the Grammy voters are like a maudlin drunk pumping quarters into a bar jukebox: They go for the sentimental and the familiar. That's why I predict the big winner this year will be old Slowhand, Eric Clapton (see story, page 85), who has nine nominations. As far as the four major Grammy categories, here are my predictions.
Record of the Year: "Achy Breaky Heart," the Beauty and the Beast theme and Vanessa Williams's "Save the Best for Last" are strong contenders. In fact, k.D. lang is the only candidate you can rule out. This is Clapton's night: "Tears in Heaven" wins.
Album of the Year: Clapton again in a walkover. His only competition: U2.
Song of the Year: "Save the Best for Last" would win on merit. Beauty and the Beast could surprise. But if you study past winners, this category should really be called Weepy Ballad of the Year. Gotta be "Tears in Heaven." You can't get more lachrymose than that.
Best New Artist: Jon Secada challenges, but the big-hoss stud, Billy Ray Cyrus, takes home the statue.
My prediction: In winning, Cyrus will give his self-serving mock-humble stump speech, about how the award "really belongs to my fans, 'cause without you I sure wouldn't be here."
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Grand Canyon, AZ- The National Park Service invites the public to the annual Western Arts Day on the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Western Arts Day celebrates the western culture which helps define what Grand Canyon, Northern Arizona, and Southern Utah are today. Programmed activities take place in various locations throughout the North Rim developed area. Presentations may include cowboy poetry and music, flint-knapping, saddle making, rug making, and 1840s-era survival skills.


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Dallas police officers running to honor fallen colleague
Senior Cpl. Gilbert Arevalo will be among dozens of Dallas officers headed to Washington, D.C. next month to honor his friend and former partner who died last year at the age of 49 as he helped escort the motorcade of then-Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Lozada, a motorcycle unit officer, died in February 2008 when he failed to negotiate a curve and slammed into a concrete guardrail on the Houston Street Viaduct. He was survived by his wife, Theresa and their children.
"We wanted to show Theresa that we're still here and thinking of her," Arevealo said. "I talk to Theresa at least once a week to see how she's doing, how the kids are doing. She has her bad days and her good days."
The officers will be taking part in the National Police Challenge 50K Relay Race, which is being held in at the training grounds of the U.S. Secret Service on May 15th, said Arevalo, who is captain of the men's teams.
The group leaves May 13 and the race is two days later, he said.
Theresa also will be on hand for a ceremony where Lozada's name will be etched into the national memorial wall for officers killed in the line of duty, Arevalo said.
The cost of the trip for men's teams will be an estimated $16,400. The group has raised all but about $4,000.
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Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
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Everything you ever wanted to know, and maybe more.
Breaks the song down and explains some references.
The chapter with Alice, the sheep shopkeeper, the rowboat, and Humpty Dumpty from Through the Looking Glass which provided the inspiration for "Lucy."
This site contains a huge database of Beatles interviews, sorted by date or album.
From the Beatles interviews site, this interview between John and Rolling Stone discusses various songs as well as his personal artistic process.
We have quoted this interview of John and Yoko over and over because it contains so much insight into his thoughts and the rest of the band. Read it, you won't be disappointed.
A touching and well-written article detailing the biography of Lennon and the appalling news of his assassination that rocked an entire generation of people.
The complete text of one of John Lennon's favorite books of all time.
His official website.
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The drummer of the Beatles made a site for himself, too.
A website dedicated to John and Yoko, created by Ono after his death. This particular linked page contains many more links that are relevant to the John and Yoko mission.


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13-yr-old Janya Lilly has game. Out of the 709 students at her Baltimore middle school she's not only a player on the boy's basketball team, she's a co-captain.


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Man With Knife Fatally Shot by NYPD Officers in Brooklyn
By Sarah Armaghan and Alison Fox
A 22-year-old Brooklyn man was shot and killed by police Monday afternoon after he lunged in their direction with a knife on a Bushwick street, a law-enforcement official said.
The man, whose name was not immediately released by police, stabbed at the window of a police cruiser with a knife, threw a glass at a livery cab and lunged at officers before the 3 p.m. shooting, a law-enforcement official said.
The suspect, who lives in the neighborhood, died en route to Woodhull Medical Center, police said. Officers involved in the shooting were taken to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center for observation.
Police were initially called to the scene on Hart Street for a 911 call of a landlord and tenant dispute, the official said. When they arrived, the man allegedly stabbed the cruiser window with a knife before throwing a glass at the cab, according to the official.
The officers exited their vehicle and approached the man, yelling at him to drop the weapon, the official said. He lunged at one of the officers when they were between five and seven feet away, the official said, prompting one officer to fire several times, striking the man in the torso and left hand.
Samuel Martinez, 41 years old, said he saw the suspect with a knife in his hand as he started to run down the steps of a building.
"When the guy tried to charge them, that's when they raised their guns," Mr. Martinez said of the officers. "They were saying 'He's got a knife, he's got a knife.' [The man] kept on charging, he kept on running."
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