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A LIGATT, is a person practicing quackery or some similar confidence trick in order to obtain money, fame or other advantages via some form of pretense or deception.
Guy said he was the World's #1 Car Stereo Installer, turned out he was a Ligatt, wired the speakers to the horn.
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ligatt - to stretch the truth to unimaginable lengths in order to compensate for an extremely small male appendage.
To ligatt is to make up something so far fetched that when examined, it unravels. For example, "I drove my car to the moon today"
by H31nz June 21, 2010
Bullshiting/Plagiarism people.
Got ligatted by the gov today
by urbanligatter June 24, 2010
Someone who pretends to know about _____ but in all actuality, they know nothing and just preach to those who do not understand _____ because they are the only ones who will buy into their BS. They always end up getting pwned by the real _____ professionals.
I hope that I don't end up on the wall of Ligatt at Defcon this year!
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Lord Is Good All The Time
Ligatt, and all the time lord is good!
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Someone reputable and likable that does good work and yet for some mysterious reason has a legion of haters and bashers.
That Ligatt works quietly all day but his co-workers talk shit constantly
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What Gordeeva saw in Liza was probably her natural ability to glide across the ice. She understood how to control edges. There was a special where Liza displayed this natural ability and she was just a few years old then.
There aren't that many skaters who make it to the top without some level of talent and natural ability. Lysacek wasn't really stellar in anything in particular but worked like a maniac to get there; his talent was really hard work and good mental game.
The Daria Grinkova search came up with 3 results. The first result had her name written in Latin characters, but had no Profile Picture (or, at least, not a public one). In the list of her Likes were a couple of Kate Middleton Fan Pages, one for Ekaterina Gordeeva, and for Tessa Virtue.
For me, this result screamed somebody pretending to be Sergeis daughter.
The other 2 had her name written in Cyrillic characters. One of them had only joined in January and had no profile picture. The other had a Profile Picture, but as I didnt know what she looks like
The Daria Gordeeva search came up with 56 results (22 in Latin and 34 in Cyrillic), and I couldnt be bothered going through them! However, I did notice that I had 1 mutual friend with one of them (yes, the mutual friend is a skater!), so I went into it.
All the posts (or, at least, all the public posts) are in English, and were posted in various places in California. There were lots of photos but, again, I didnt know what she looks like. But, I can re-assure you that this Daria looks nothing like any of the girls with the same name on Twitter! (I'm not on Twitter, so I was relying on Google to search for Twitter accounts)
I had no idea if this is the right Daria or not. But, I really hope it is! If this profile is her, it is very re-assuring the posts are all the normal sort of stuff that a girl of her age would post. And after the worrying that this thread has caused, it would really set our minds at rest.
I also did a search for Daria Kulikova, just in case the family had decided to take on Ilias name for handiness (Jaanas comment about travelling put this in mind). But, there were so many results that I stopped counting at 100. None of them jumped out at me, so I didnt click into any of them.
Incidentally, I repeated my searches in vKontakt as well. Daria Gordeeva came up with 482 profiles and 7 groups; Daria Grinkova came up with 15 profiles (1 was in the US, but she was far too young!); and Daria Kulikova came up with 813 profiles. Suffice to say, I didnt go into any!
However, there were also some videos amongst the vKontakt results. One of the results was a link (posted last week) to a YouTube video of Ekaterina and her daughters from 2007. And, from this, I can confirm that the Facebook profile I was talking about IS Ekaterina and Sergeis daughter, and the Twitter profiles are NOT.
Hope this clears up the confusion, and re-assures everybody
I tutored a student for several years who was in the same high school as Daria. All I will say is that my student told me she had made "some bad choices." I don't remember seeing her at the graduation either--for whatever reason, I don't know. This was two years ago. I do believe she went on to college.
Thanks, CarolLiza_fan, for your research. By the way, I think that Kulik is one of those names like Korbut (as in Olga) that doesn't need a feminine suffix. It could be Ukrainian or from Belarus (what's the adjective for Belarus?). I think that Liza was listed as Elisaveta Kulik on the skating video. So there might be some Daria Kuliks as well out there.
Oreo, I'm remaining anxious after I read your post. I'll just cross fingers that things sorted themselves out. All I can say is that the twitter account that occasioned this thread is the most continuously foulmouthed set of tweets one can imagine. Man, it's so hard to be a parent these days.
Even certain high profile athletes take little heed of the exposure, and thus responsibility, that social media provides. There was a recent photo posted that the French ice dancer Pechalat posted, and the Russian World champion pairs skater Trankov posted a comment asking her "Did you rape him?"
I 'get' that it was in jest and that English is not his first language. But ...
But, it doesn't matter anyway, as I'm confident that the Facebook account I talked about (using her Mum's maiden name) is the right Daria.
The reason I included the process of how I did my research was just to show you all just how many people there are out there with the same name.
The adjective for Belarus is "Belarussian". Incidentally, the name of the country is actually a contraction of "Byelorussia" (literally "White Russia"), and hence the adjective is a contraction of "Byelorussian" (literally "White Russian").
As for the girl on Twitter, I don't understand why some people write like this on the internet. Would they do the same if writing on paper? Like, even if she is not "our" Daria, she is nevertheless somebody's daughter, and what would her parents think if they were reading?!
Just one more reason why I am glad I am not on Twitter!
There was an article on Icenetwork fairly recently that talks about the children of champion skaters, and Katia was interviewed about her daughters. http://web.icenetwork.com/news/artic...&vkey=ice_news Both Katia and Ilia have always shied away from making any remarks about expectations for either of their daughters' skating because I think they're very cognizant of the pressure that puts on them. The fact that Katia even mentioned hopes for Liza to experience international competition someday means that she must show at least some promise.
As for Daria, there was an article in IFS last summer/fall about Kulik and Gordeeva's new rink that asked about her. I don't have the article on me, but I believe Katia said that she went to college on the East Coast for awhile, but decided to take a break and go back to California and that she had a job. From quite awhile back, Daria gave an interview to her high school newspaper about playing lacrosse and quitting skating. http://articles.dailypilot.com/2009-...acrosse-figure
Lastly, Kristi Yamaguchi recently posted a picture of her daughter Emma getting a skating lesson from Katia. This was really wonderful to see, skaters and SOI castmates passing on their skills to future generations. http://twitter.com/kristiyamaguchi/s...61341544828930 I think Kristi's daughter(s?) have also taken lessons from Rudy Galindo.
(I rarely post links here, so apologies in advance if any of the links I posted above are not allowed on the board.)
Oreo, I'm remaining anxious after I read your post. I'll just cross fingers that things sorted themselves out. All I can say is that the twitter account that occasioned this thread is the most continuously foulmouthed set of tweets one can imagine. Man, it's so hard to be a parent these days.[/QUOTE]
I agree- the tweets were really really disturbing- definitely pointing to a girl who was drunk or high almost all the time, and swearing like crazy, and very angry and lost. It scared me, actually. and I have teenagers!
This is adorable about Kristi teaching Katia's daughter!
Oreo, what you say worries me! I hope that if Daria did fall into a bad crowd and/or get into drinking/drugs, Katia/Ilia can help her get straight. So many people go through rebellious phases and then are fine. I'm sure having to move across the country for high school was very difficult for her, and perhaps knowing that Liza has real potential to be a successful figure skater where she did not could also be a huge burden.
CarolLiza fan, I could not agree more with you about why ANYONE would write like this on the internet. This lost girl is SOMEONE'S child- you're so right! I guess sometimes people use Twitter as a kind of cry for help- as in the case of Paris Jackson, who was tweeting about her sadness right before attempting suicide. Tweeting lewd, angry things and tweeting about illegal activities (like underage drinking or drug use) could be seen as a plea to get caught, to have consequences?
Michelle has been invited to do DWTS several times, but her schedule with the State Department does not permit it. She serves on just about every board and panel in the country that has to do with sports and fitness in the U.S., plus her international travel. I am always amazed when I check out the MK forum to see the variety of venues that she pops up at.


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Woman Quits Her Job Creating Viral Videos by Making a Video … That Goes Viral
Hey, the government isn't working, why should she?
Guy Claims to Live in Famous "Astor Place Cube" in Manhattan
It turned out to be fake, obviously. Also: The people who believed this was real probably quote Wikipedia a lot.
Rihanna Twerks a Lot in the Video for "Pour It Up"
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What a winter it was. The Miami Marlins were gutted, Anthony Bosch of Biogenesis fame became a household name and the New York Yankees, somehow, didn't wind up with either Josh Hamilton or Felix Hernandez.
So in New York, this was a relatively quiet offseason — aside from another Alex Rodriguez PED scandal, of course — as two of baseball's biggest prizes, Hamilton and Zack Greinke, wound up on the West Coast.
Not to be outdone, their neighbor to the far north, the Seattle Mariners, spent the final days leading up to spring training dotting the I's and crossing the T's on a $175 million contract for King Felix. Whether or not Jesus Montero is behind the plate to catch him is another story — we surely haven't heard the last of those accused in the Biogenesis PED fiasco — but no one's been suspended. Yet.
Anyway, because the games actually don't count until March 31, when the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros kick off their brand spanking new American League West rivalry, let's do the only thing we can do before then — talk about everything else.
So here's a random list featuring some of the best and worst of what went on since the San Francisco Giants left Motown with the trophy.
Worst change to schedule
Daily interleague play. It's bad enough that a tired concept like this will now be forced down everyone's throats from the start of the year to the finish — thanks to the newly aligned 15-team leagues. But think of the havoc it will cause among pitching staffs, which now must take batting practice early and often for the games in the NL parks. While very few pitchers are capable hitters, the large majority are dreadful with a bat in their hands, and it will be interesting to see if a more steady diet of BP will make them any better.
Best use of a catching prospect
Toronto Blue Jays. Maybe Travis d'Arnaud winds up as the next Mike Piazza. But Toronto got the Mets to part with the Cy Young winner by dangling d'Arnaud, and then signed him at the relatively bargain rate of two years, $25 million. Dickey is now the Jays' Opening Day starter, and he's one of the reasons they're also a legit World Series pick.
Worst impression of MLB team
Houston Astros. They've switched leagues. They've switched uniforms. But for the Astros, there's no disguising what a low-budget operation they've become. With an estimated payroll of around $20 million for 2013 — their highest paid player is Bud Norris ($3 million), followed by Carlos Pena ($2.9 million) — Houston seems primed for a third straight 100-loss season, and playing in the powerful AL West this season should definitely help that cause.
Best reason for no-trade clause
Jeffrey Loria. For those who always thought money was everything in contract negotiations, we present the Miami Marlins, a team that likes to keep its options open. In what seemed like minutes after Miami tanked the inaugural season in its new $600 million stadium, the Marlins dismantled its roster, starting with disgruntled closer Heath Bell and culminating in a 12-player trade that shipped more than $145 million to Toronto. The ink had barely dried on the contracts for Bell, Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle.
Best villain of sabermetric crowd
Miguel Cabrera. In perhaps the most polarizing MVP vote in the award's history, Cabrera edged Mike Trout — champion of sabermetricians everywhere. Bud Selig had a cool trophy made for Cabrera's Triple Crown, but the feat mattered little to the more aggressive faction of the stat crowd, which insisted that Trout was robbed. Trout did get Rookie of the Year as a consolation prize, however.
Best example of brotherly love
Atlanta Braves. After months of internal debate, the Arizona Diamondbacks finally chose to pull the trigger on a Justin Upton trade, and what better spot than Atlanta, which had signed his brother, B.J., to a five-year, $75.25-million contract. The two Uptons now combine with Jason Heyward to form one of the better outfields in the sport on a team that will push the Washington Nationals for NL East supremacy.
Best sneak attack on rival
Los Angeles Angels. As much of an offensive coup as it was to sign Albert Pujols away from the Cardinals last year, the Angels topped that this winter by swiping Josh Hamilton from underneath the noses of the Rangers with a five-year, $125-million deal. At first glance, it seemed like overkill, but pairing Hamilton with Pujols, Mike Trout, Erick Aybar and Mark Trumbo not only strengthens the Angels' lineup — his absence hurts Texas, too.
Worst poker face by manager
John Farrell. As it looked more and more like Bobby Valentine was a goner in Boston, Farrell told everyone how happy he was in Toronto. Except during the Blue Jays' last September trip to Fenway Park, when Farrell entertained plenty of questions about Valentine's job and told everyone there how much he loved his time as the Red Sox pitching coach. Two months later, the Jays traded him to Boston.
Worst excuse
Ryan Braun. It was one thing when Braun sidestepped a 50-game suspension over a chain-of-custody dispute regarding a urine sample. Due process is due process, after all. But when his name surfaced on the recently uncovered Biogenesis documents, Braun insisted it was because he used Anthony Bosch as a consultant — nothing more — during his appeal back in 2011. As coincidences go, this is looking like a stretch, but it's still going to take a lot more than handwritten notes to penalize Braun this time, too.


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A year, almost to the day, after its spectacular launch, the new Volvo FH was elected International Truck of the Year 2014 by leading commercial vehicle journalists, representing 25 magazines throughout Europe.
The Truck of the Year award was received by Volvo Trucks' President Claes Nilsson at a ceremony at the Comtrans exhibition in Moscow yesterday evening.
Summing up the jury vote, International Truck of the Year Chairman Gianenrico Griffini commented: "Volvo Trucks has delivered a completely new heavy-duty truck, which, with its innovative cab, hi-tech driveline components and advanced maintenance solutions, sets a new benchmark in the automotive industry."
This is the third time the Volvo FH is elected International Truck of the Year. It also won the award in 1994 and 2000."We are honoured and happy. When we introduced the new FH in September 2012, we claimed that it was pushing the envelope of what a premium truck could offer. The International Truck of the Year award confirms that the Volvo FH lives up to this promise," says Claes Nilsson, President of Volvo Trucks.The all-new Volvo FH is a truck built with the driver in mind and the focus on improving the haulage firm's profitability. It boasts important innovations in all crucial areas: fuel economy, ergonomics, handling, active and passive safety, and time-saving features.
"The new Volvo FH increases the haulage firm's profitability in many different ways," says Claes Nilsson, concluding: "And giving your drivers the opportunity to work in the International Truck of The Year is of course an extra bonus."
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
Striped dress
This dress was high risk - no pattern and about 2 meters of fabric that I really, really like. The kind of fabric that I don't dare to use because I don't want to ruin it. But I guess when I am really tired I need something truly inspiring. Things made under similar circumstances have gone terribly wrong, but somehow this has turned out well. A little big maybe. But it won't be when summer arrives.
And while thanks to KCWC her summer wardrobe is slowly taking shape, the little one has inherited many old favourites. This one for example she has now worn 76 hours straight. Not sure if or how I'll get it into the washing machine.
26 comments:
- v e r a . said...
oh! wie schön! ...und du bist ja unglaublich produktiv!
- April 29, 2012 at 5:20 PM
- yolanda f. pandiella said...
love the fabric, is simply perfect!
- April 29, 2012 at 5:51 PM
- Neus said...
Es precioso! Y la tela es muy bonita!!
- April 29, 2012 at 6:01 PM
- kristin said...
i loooooove this dress! that fabric is perfect and the cut is great.
- April 29, 2012 at 6:31 PM
- linibau said...
It's very, very beatiful. Your girls are very lucky, because their wardrobe is gorgeous.
- April 29, 2012 at 6:48 PM
- small + friendly said...
I adore this! You always make such beautiful clothes, this dress is no exception!
- April 29, 2012 at 6:53 PM
- Amber said...
It's so sweet and looks so comfy! Great job!!
- April 29, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- Marieke said...
Such a sweet and comfortable dress, I love it!
- April 29, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- rachael said...
oh, wow! it's so simple and beautiful! well done :)
- April 29, 2012 at 8:17 PM
Pues para haberlo hecho de noche y con miedo ha quedado precioso (como todo lo que haces...). Schöne Grüsse aus Niedersachsen!
- April 29, 2012 at 8:22 PM
- heidi said...
Lovely! I would wear this dress myself!:)
- April 29, 2012 at 9:18 PM
- Tiphaine said...
it's absolutely lovely and fresh...I love it !!!
- April 29, 2012 at 11:26 PM
- Cirque Du Bebe said...
Gasp! Gorgeous.
- April 29, 2012 at 11:40 PM
- Maria said...
- April 29, 2012 at 11:51 PM
- Vanessa Traylor said...
Now, I LOOOOOOOVE this!!!! Truly!
- April 30, 2012 at 12:57 AM
- Jessica at Me Sew Crazy said...
this is gorgeous! Well done, and I can see why you held on to that fabric for so long. Just love it.
- April 30, 2012 at 1:38 AM
- Inder-ific said...
I agree - it's just stunning! I'd be really intimidated to cut into precious fabric with no pattern, but this turned out so beautifully, you're making me think I should be bolder!
- April 30, 2012 at 11:16 PM
- Marya said...
Gorgeous dress. I would wear something like that in adult size! All your sewing projects are lovely.
- May 1, 2012 at 5:27 AM
- Francesca said...
i want this one for myself! x
- May 1, 2012 at 5:58 PM
- Tanpopo said...
Gorgeous ! The perfect fabric for this amazing pattern ... I love it !
- May 3, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- Mie said...
Oh just great!! I would like to try something like this.
- May 8, 2012 at 9:07 AM
- Moniblu said...
That fabric is amazing, what a find! Also the dress is adorable.
- May 8, 2012 at 8:09 PM
- LEPÄÄVÄ ESTEETIKKO said...
You had a good sewingweek and it is nice to see how well everything goes together as a whole!
- May 8, 2012 at 9:51 PM
- Leen said...
This dress is just gorgeous!! wow, well done!
- May 10, 2012 at 7:23 PM
- Trula said...
Sorry I've been so bad about replying to comments. Thank you very much for all your nice comments. I still have a tiny piece of this fabric left which I would like to turn into top for myself. Hope it'll work out as well as this dress.
- May 22, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- Chykarea said...
wow!! fabulous!! Your dress is just simply perfect with the perfect cut, great fabric and color. great job!!
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'Cliff' resolution was 'politics at its worst'
January 12, 2013
Editor: I applaud your editorial, "Capito and McKinley stood tall," on Monday. But you should have dropped the other shoe....
Mr. Moore...you 'get it' but unfortunately a lot of clueless voters in WV don't and they still walk around in total ignorance.
I agree with your article and am glad Rockefellers is leaving. Am hopeful soon Manchin will too even though it will take us FIRING him to do so.
Basically this cliff resolution political clowning around of the left was just "Deja moo" (the feeling we've heard this bull before!)
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Jumping on the bandwagon helps people set New Year's resolutions for themselves, but days later, the whining 3-year-old in their heads is the cause of their demise, psychologist Pauline Wallin said.
"At the beginning of your New Year's resolutions, you're not craving much [of what you're giving up] because you're sick of it," said Wallin, a member of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. "Days later, you're getting tired of your resolution."
That's when people's "inner brat," as Wallin calls it, attacks.
"It doesn't want to be exerted. It's whining in the background, and you give in," said Wallin, who is based in Camp Hill. "It's the kind of self-talk that will convince yourself you're not worth it."
But discomfort is good, she said.
"Any habit change makes you uncomfortable and takes more effort. When you're craving that cigarette, it's the natural tendency to maintain the status quo. But you're recognizing your resistance and you know it's working," Wallin said.
The Pennsylvania Psychological Association suggests making specific, realistic and attainable goals.
And whether it's repetitions of an exercise, miles to run, drawers to clean or cigarettes not to smoke, concentrate on the smaller number to keep motivated, Wallin said.
"If you have five miles to run, and you ran one mile, don't think, 'I have four more to go.' Think about the mile you ran," she said. "Then, when you have one more mile to run, concentrate on that one mile [not the four completed]. It's the smaller number that keeps people motivated."
If reducing clutter is the resolution, divide the kitchen into quarters instead of viewing it as a whole, she said.
One way to ensure a goal is met is to include family members, said Lee Ann De Reus, associate professor of human development and family studies at Penn State Altoona.
"A family resolution serves as a means for keeping each other accountable," she said.
Some families' New Year's resolutions might include prioritizing family time, helping each other eat healthier or recycling.
But committing to a resolution as a family requires a consensus that may not easily be reached.
"I would include children in the decision-making and choose a goal you can accomplish or it can be demoralizing," she said.
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LeeAnn Reigart, a registered nurse and an active member of the Awendaw community, has announced her candidacy for Awnedaw Town Council.
Reigart said she has a strong vision for the future of the community which she has called home since the early 1990s.
Reigart is originally from Saluda and was always very active in high school participating in numerous clubs, sports and student government. She graduated from Appalachian State in Boone, N.C., with a BS in sociology and a minor in juvenile justice and actively participated in student government. Reigart attended the University of South Carolina to earn her ADN in nursing and is a practicing registered nurse.
She is currently active in the Charleston running community, promoting a healthy and well balanced life style.
"Good government starts with well-informed citizens. You should know what your local government is doing at all times, and that is why I will immediately propose a consistent monthly newsletter that includes the town-hall meeting minutes and meetings, financial reports, job fair information and the promotion of the Awendaw community, its activities and its people," she said. "This newsletter should not be taxpayer funded; we simply cannot afford it, but instead sponsored by local businesses and organizations. By no means should this newsletter ever be utilized by your elected officials as self-promoting campaign material."
Reigart said if elected she will propose, support and promote fiscal responsibility. "The Town of Awendaw is broke; our budgets are not balanced and a lack of oversight and application of generally accepted accounting principals have resulted in egregious mismanagement.
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Olsen, 22, was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury on April 23, but her attorney had been in negotiations with federal authorities since then, the source said.
Olsen had wanted immunity before testifying. Olsen's attorney released a statement saying the actress "had nothing to do" with Ledger's drugs and had already provided "relevant information" to investigators.
The U.S. Attorney's Office and Olsen's rep both declined to comment.
Ledger, 28, was found dead in his Soho apartment on Jan. 22, and the coroner determined the actor died of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs for pain, anxiety and sleep.
Olsen Called When Body FoundThe federal probe focused on how he obtained Oxycontin and Vicodin, two powerful and often-abused painkillers for which Ledger had no prescription.
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The Beggars' Night Misunderstanding of 2012 has hopefully been cleared up in Kaisertown.
"It got so blown out of proportion, I got threatening phone calls," said John T. Poniewierski, president of the Kaisertown Coalition.
The bottom line? People can hand out candy on whatever night they like, Poniewierski said Friday.
The East Side neighborhood has historically held trick-or-treating on Beggars' Night, Oct. 30, and Halloween night had been reserved for a parade.
The Kaisertown Coalition, a block club organization, had its members vote on whether there should be trick-or-treating on Oct. 30, or Oct. 31.
The membership favored Oct. 31, which drew an outcry from others in the neighborhood who wanted to continue with the local tradition of passing out candy to costumed children on Oct. 30.
A Facebook group, "Beggars Night in Kaisertown," has a show of support from more than 170 people.
The change was suggested because many children from other neighborhoods were converging on Kaisertown, which is centered by the intersection of Clinton and S. Ogden streets, knowing it was the rare community that handed out candy one night early, Poniewierski said.
If people want to hand out candy on either night, they can, and those who don't can leave their lights off. "Do what you wish," he said. "There's no law on the books."
Last year, block clubs in Lovejoy, north of Kaisertown, made the change to host trick-or-treating on Oct. 31, instead of Oct. 30, and they have continued that practice this year, said Maria Williams, president of the East Lovejoy Coalition of Neighbors.
However, some people in Lovejoy will pass out candy from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, said Linda J. Hastreiter of the Iron Island Museum.
In East Lovejoy the Fran Bakos Memorial Halloween Parade will begin at 2 p.m. today at Goethe and East Lovejoy streets and end at Hennepin Park Community Center, said Marcia Lahr, president of the Head East Civic Club.
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WELLSVILLE - Mark Kireta doesn't so much dig for buried treasure as scan for it.
Just below the surface, often less than six inches deep, is treasure that, two years ago, Kireta could not have imagined was there.
"It just freaks me out - all this stuff that people are walking over," he said with a chuckle.
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Kireta, 45, of Wellsville, just started metal detecting two years ago. He recently came across an item that he wants to return to the rightful owner. It is a World War II-era dog tag bearing the name Howard H. Lucas.
Also on the dog tag is Lucas' Social Security number, the mark "T44," indicating the year he received his tetanus shot, the letter "P" for Protestant, and the letter "A," indicating his blood type.
Kireta said the dog tag, which he found near his house on Chester Avenue in Wellsville, is one of the most personal items he's uncovered, so he hopes a family member can claim it.
A maintenance employee at the Homer Laughlin China Co., Kireta said he first got interested in the hobby after he and his nephew found a metal detector at a yard sale for $10. Since then, he has upgraded his equipment several times.
His go-to detector is a Tesoro Silver uMax, while his best one is a Minelab CTX 3030.
Kireta said he enjoys metal detecting in Wellsville, mostly on private property where he gets permission and on Riverside Avenue.
"The tri-state area is so historic because the Ohio River is such a major waterway. People dropped things all the time, and I'm finding them," he said. "There's a lot of history around here, for sure."
Kireta also regularly looks for treasures at the Camp Fire USA camp off Echo Dell Road, Thompson Park, the Gretchen's Lock area of Beaver Creek State Park, and elsewhere in the state park. In addition, he's gone metal detecting in New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The most valuable thing he's found is an 18-karat gold cross necklace and chain, located on the beach in Atlantic City, N.J. The most unusual thing he's found is a Civil War-era crossed sabers hat pin, discovered in Virginia.
"You find the weirdest things," he said.
Kireta also has found innumerable coins, including an 1842 penny and an 1814 half dollar, an antique woman's makeup compact, a Dick Tracy ring, a safe deposit box key from Canton, Ohio, religious medallions, tokens and musket balls.
"What amazes me is some coins come up in such good condition," Kireta said, noting that his oldest coin dates back to 1762.
One item of curiosity, found near his house, is a small piece of metal bearing the name M.R. Shingler and the words "Jeweler Optician, Wellsville, Ohio."
Kireta said he also finds a lot of junk, but it's worth it to find the occasional treasure. "This hobby takes a lot of patience. That's why so many people give up," he said. "I just can't get enough of it."


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PITTSBURGH - Todd Haley came to town with a reputation, and he hasn't lived up to it.
That's good news for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The quick profile on Haley was that he was an ultra-intense coach and a screamer. He was such a hothead that he'd often follow players to the bench just to yell at them some more.
He was considered a guy who was a little too sure of himself and his ways, to the detriment of keeping some semblance of peace in an often volatile business.
But the Haley who's the Steelers' first-year offensive coordinator has had a completely different approach.
That point was driven home this week when Haley said he would fit the Steelers' offense to quarterback Byron Leftwich's skills rather than expecting Leftwich to execute the same plan that would have been in place for Ben Roethlisberger.
That shows flexibility that is not always a part of a coordinator's repertoire. The Steelers have had coaches who expected everyone to follow their standard template. Kevin Gilbride was intent on making Kordell Stewart into a pocket passer and subjugating the one element that gave Stewart a chance to be better than mediocre.
Through the first half of the season, Haley hasn't had any major sideline blowups. Maybe he's taken a different approach after his sour experience as Kansas City's head coach. Perhaps Mike Tomlin told him it would be a good idea to tone things down with a group that isn't accustomed to a lot of histrionics.
Whatever the case, it's been a smooth ride through the first nine games.
Of all the issues dogging the Steelers these days, compatibility with the new offensive coordinator hasn't been one of them.
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Root Sports hired Robby Incmikoski to fill the reporter spot from which Lacee Collins was booted last summer.
Incmikoski, a Philadelphia native, spent four years working for a similar sports channel in Minnesota. According to some blog posts, Incmikoski's live interviews were often awkward and uncomfortable.
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The New York Mets gave Jason Bay $21 million to go away and forget the final year of a free agent contract they deeply regret.
He's available for the major league minimum salary but, no, he's not a good fit for the Pirates.
He couldn't play left field at PNC Park at this point, so that leaves right field. The Pirates are better off playing Travis Snider than hoping to squeeze something out of a 34-year-old who's coming off consecutive bad, injury-filled seasons.
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Team Harley Davidson won the Masters Division (35 years +) Championship at this weekend's MD State Lacrosse Games tournament run by Jim Huelskamp. Team Harley had already blown through their first 3 games, including a semi-final win over Mr. Boh, to setup a championship match up with Koopers. Many expected Koopers to give them a much tougher match up than the previous 3 games. Harley attackman Rob Bates (2 goals) opened the scoring with a nifty inside move. Koopers quickly retaliated to tie the game at 1-1. Harley scored to go up 2-1 before the 1st quarter ended. After a long scoring drought, Koopers scored the first goal of the second quareter to even the game at 2 goals apiece. Harley then responded with 2 goals including an outside man-up rip from Scott Joyner (3 goals). The first half ended with Team Harley up 4-2. The game was hard hitting throughout on both sides. Harley extended their suffocating defense that they showed throughout the tournament.
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When local Sew It All Magazine Associate Editor Beth Bradley asks if you want to do a project with her…well, if you don't jump on it, you are clearly loco!
Sew It All makes a great effort to take the intimidation of sewing and turn it into tricks and tips that make even the amateur sewist feel like a pro.
Beth and her crew, the lovely Nicki and Jessie, came in with a really inspiring pile of felted sweaters in amazing colors and textures, sewing machines, and embellishments galore. And before you knew it, the felted sweater mitten project that we'd been planning together for the last month or so was finally about to happen.
You'd really be surprised how easy it is to make your own mittens from old sweaters! As Ninjas filed in, selected sweaters, and started the process…lovely mitten sets started to come together.
One kind of embellishment for the mittens allowed us to try our hands at needle felting! As you can see from the pictures above, some Ninjas got really creative and personalized their mittens in the very best ways! Including our wonderful, super talented friend Dawn…who made her husband some mittens explicitly for giving the middle finger. AMAZING!
We're so darn thankful to Beth and her cohorts from Sew It All! They swooped in and offered to share their expertise with us and for that we are eternally grateful. The project was so darn useful and I can imagine we'll see a lot of handmade mittens made for the winter and for the holidays too! Here's a link to the pattern – go make your own pair!
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FREMONT - The Hayes Presidential Center is in the final stages of its four-year restoration of the home of 19th U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes. To allow work to progress, the Hayes Home will not be open for tours.
The temporary closure is to begin Jan. 24 and continue through Feb. 29.
The Hayes Museum and Hayes Library are not affected. Both continue to be open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and noon-5 p.m. Sunday.
During this stage of the restoration process, historically accurate wallpaper is to be installed in the downstairs and upstairs hallways, as well as in the stairwell. The butternut and black walnut stairs in the Hayes Home extend three stories from the center of the downstairs hall to the glass-sided lantern at the rooftop.
Experts from Historic Wallpaper Specialists in Johnsville, Tenn., need to erect a network of scaffolding in the halls and stairwells. In keeping with 19th-century standards, the workers will apply sizing to the walls, followed by a layer of muslin, the main wallpaper and then decorative frieze papers.
Center officials consulted with historic restoration experts to re-create the wallpapers selected by Rutherford and Lucy Hayes for their home. Black-and-white photographs of the home's interior taken during the Hayes' residence provided guidance for patterns and placements.
Entries in the family's diaries as well as stories published in newspapers of the time aided in selection of colors.
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Restoration of the home is made possible thanks to a $400,000 federal appropriation. Businesses and individuals from throughout the country have contributed, and the state contributed $500,000 from its capital improvement funds.
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- A couple hundred people showed up for the 16th annual Holiday Charity Ball at the Brannon Center to help support Habitat for Humanity, the Council on Agings Meals on Wheels and the NSB Caps Scholarship Fund.
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A savory and creamy dipping sauce accents the delicious flavor of tender sweet potato slices. Leftover sauce can be served with crackers. Cheryl Maczko - Arthurdale, West Virginia
- 1-1/4 pounds sweet potatoes (about 2 medium), peeled
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 ounces fat-free cream cheese
- 3 tablespoons reduced-fat sour cream
- 2 teaspoons finely chopped green onion
- 2 teaspoons finely chopped seeded jalapeno pepper
- Additional finely chopped green onion, optional
- Cut potatoes into 1/8-in. slices. Place in a large bowl. Drizzle with oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper; toss to coat.
- Arrange in a single layer in two ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans. Bake at 375° for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown, turning once.
- In a small bowl, beat dip ingredients. Serve with potatoes. Garnish with additional onion if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"I loved them. Made them in place of french fries with burgers. I would make them again. And you don't need the dipping sauce."
Reviewed May. 15, 2011
"Simple recipe and tasted delicious!"
Reviewed Mar. 27, 2011
"I have made this twice now, and my kids, both of whom complain when I make them eat sweet potatoes, eat these with little if any complaint. My husband who isn't thrilled with sweet potatoes, eats them like candy. I will say that I used Wegman's basting oil, which is a grapeseed/canola oil blend seasoned with thyme, parsley and garlic, instead of canola oil. As is, they are delicious even without the dipping sauce."
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SEVEN SPRINGS, Pa. - Two feet of snow didn't stop nearly 2,500 people from taking on more than seven miles of rugged terrain, an assortment of challenging obstacles and more than 1,000 feet in elevation change at Seven Springs Mountain Resort's Mud on the Mountain Saturday.
The Laurel Highlands ski resort, located approximately 50 southeast of Pittsburgh, hosted its inaugural adventure race last May with 2,050 participants. Days after the event, the resort finalized a fall date for an encore event.
Participants from 17 states endured 21 obstacles where they were challenged to climb over walls, crawl through mud, balance on a tight rope over a pond, crawl through smashed pumpkins and crawl up a steep mountain "black diamond" slope.
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Runners climb over giant logs that were part of Pole Land, and over-and-under obstacle at Mud on the Mountain Saturday at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.
The goal of Mud on the Mountain is conquering the mountain. Endurance events are designed to test not only the running ability of athletes, but also their ability to overcome mentally and physically challenging obstacles.
"November can be cold here on the mountain," said Anna Weltz, the resort's communications manager, "and there's always a chance for snow this time of year, but no one thought we'd see this much. Superstorm Sandy brought us just shy of two feet of snow."
After the storm, the resort's event team, with tremendous support from the registered participants, decided that the race would go on as scheduled.
"At that moment, our mountain crew hit the hill with their snow cats and plowed the snow off the course, shoveled out obstacles," said Weltz. "Those guys are phenomenal and their dedication is to be commended."
For the safety and health of participants, event officials did remove one obstacle from the course. Dunk, Dunk, Goose required participants to immerse themselves under water three times. Several warming stations staffed with fully-trained first aid responders were placed throughout the course.
"I signed up this summer after doing the race in May," said Ben Gamble, 32, of Latrobe, Pa. "After the snow, I looked forward to it even more. What's more memorable than doing an event like this in the snow?"
Saturday's event was the first adventure for skier Michelle Santia, 47, of Wexford, Pa.
"The water obstacles made it tough," said Santia. "But I'd definitely do it again!"
While completion time was not the goal of Saturday's endurance event, the first man off the course, Nathan Heintzeman, 21, of Plymouth, Minn., finished his tour of the mountain in an hour and eight minutes.
Mud, and other obstacle-based events, have grown in popularity in recent years as athletes look for more challenging events to take part in. Mud on the Mountain used both natural and man-made obstacles to provide a unique challenge to participants.
Participants took of f in waves of 230 every 20 minutes for five hours with an average completion time of two-and-a-half hours.
While some crossed the finish line covered in mud with an assortment of scrapes and bruises, most runners reached it with a smile and a sense of pride, accomplishment and camaraderie.
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
Jan Coldwell did not set out to become a bassoonist nor did she think she would end up in South Carolina. The Lincoln, Neb. native took a circuitous route around the norm. Her journey to the Summerville Community Orchestra is as unique as the instrument she plays.
Born to a pair of engineers, Coldwell was raised in St. Louis along with her twin brother James and younger sister Kelly. Not a particularly musical family, her father claimed "turning on the radio" as his only musical talent.
In fifth grade she took up the clarinet but quickly found herself in need of a new instrument.
"I had really sensitive teeth which doesn't work when you play the clarinet, so in seventh grade they put me on the oboe."
Coldwell attended the University of Kansas where she studied music education. In her four-plus years in Lawrence, she played in the Kansas City Chamber Orchestra, the university orchestra, and performances in Topeka and Lawrence. She also worked part-time as a waitress to buy an English horn.
After becoming more enamored with working and performing, she left school and moved with her now ex-husband to Fredonia, N.Y. where he was pursuing a masters degree in percussion from SUNY-Fredonia. She worked in an office for three years, playing the university symphony before her next excursion.
"After he finished his masters we moved to Buffalo (N.Y.) so he could get his doctorate," she said. "I enrolled at the University of Buffalo to play in the orchestra and worked the graveyard waitressing shift. Three years later he didn't finish (his doctorate), we got a divorce and I moved to Cleveland, Ohio."
She attended Baldwin-Wallace College in nearby Berea, Ohio and studied there for another three-year interval and moved back home to St. Louis.
"I lived at home for three months before my brother got a job as a mining engineer in Juneau, Alaska. He found me a job as a bookstore manager and my first question to him was, 'Do they have an orchestra there?'"
When she got to Juneau, they told her they had enough oboes but were in need of a bassoon player. Wanting to "broaden her horizons" and play in an orchestra, she took up the unique instrument and played in the Juneau Symphony Orchestra.
Over a ten-year period she split time between Juneau and Lawrence playing in orchestras, attending classes and working odd jobs to make ends meet. In 2001 she moved across the state to Anchorage, working as a quality control manager with a construction company.
She played the newfound bassoon in the Anchorage Civic Orchestra and her familiar oboe in the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra. Coldwell believes that playing different instruments in two orchestras helped her as a musician.
"It helped me grow because in Juneau out-of-the-blue they needed bassoonists to fill a niche and trying to be as good as your peers with an instrument you just started...helps you grow."
Not only did she find her calling in the Last Frontier, she met her husband Luke.
"He's not very musical but he loves listening and is trying to learn the mandolin," she said. "He was stationed down here when he was in the Navy so we retired to Holly Hill two years ago."
Coldwell knew that she had to find an orchestra nearby and came across an advertisement online for the SCO. She and her husband went to listen at the concert to make sure the sides were a good fit for one another. The two were a match and she became the orchestra's bassoonist.
"This orchestra does very well with playing difficult music and it is so diverse that anyone can find something they like," she said. "Professional groups are wonderful, exciting and challenging. Community groups are full of talent too and they're a good family who go out of their way to make you feel welcome."
SCO oboist Sarah Teuscher, flutist Lisa Peters and Coldwell formed the Summerville Orchestra Trio Presa and perform around the Summerville area. Looking for new music for each performance, the trio recently played a rendition of "Thrift Shop" by Seattle-based rap artist Macklemore, a style new for them.
"It really is a hoot ... we have a lot of fun with the trio," Coldwell said.
Everywhere Coldwell has gone, she found an outlet for her music. Whether it is a big city or a small town, she believes music is a foundation for success.
"Arts are what attract people and that is imperative in a small town. After food in their mouths and a roof over their heads, needs turn into wants and people always want art."
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5 Popular Movies and Their Obviously Superior Counterparts
For every wildly popular movie that rampages through the box office like a cash-hungry Pac-Man, there is another film that took the same idea and did it way better, only to languish in relative obscurity. For every Hunger Games, there is a Battle Royale. For every Kick-Ass, there is a Super. For every Rollerball, there is a Rollerball. Those films should be the ones with millions of Facebook fans, angry message board defenders, and gift baskets full of wealth and nudity. Here are five mediocre movies that overshadowed great ones (please forward all wealth and nudity baskets to me, and I'll make sure they get them).
#5. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Big Talk Films/Universal Pictures
I am easily the only person I know, and possibly the only person on the Internet, who did not like Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. I really wanted to like it -- I love Edgar Wright, and I loved the comics. I saw it the day it came out at the earliest possible showing I could attend, because my employment situation at that time was largely theoretical.
Big Talk Films/Universal Pictures
"Take that, student loans!" -poverty forbearance.
For the first half hour, I was super into it, but then the ending rolled around and blasted me in the face with a thunderous anal belch. They turned strong, willful Ramona into a helpless damsel that needed to be rescued (whereas, in the original story, she just left, and neither Scott nor the villainous Gideon had any idea where she went -- each assumed she was with the other). The ending of the comics was about both Scott and Ramona needing to grow up and accept responsibility for the harm they'd caused others -- the ending of the movie is about Scott apologizing to a few ex-girlfriends and rescuing Ramona, who is literally being mind-controlled by her former boyfriend, because women be shopping.
Big Talk Films/Universal Pictures
"But if she doesn't just do what she's told, audiences will be confused." -Hollywood.
Also, I hated Michael Cera as Scott (I don't hate Michael Cera, but he was completely wrong for the character). Scott Pilgrim in the story is an unreliable narrator, a person who is so completely self-absorbed that he notices people only when he is infatuated with them or he believes they are causing him some kind of personal injury. We are at his mercy for most of the book, because we have no choice but to see his version of events both past and present. It's only when he starts to realize what a shitty person he's being that we are finally given an undoctored view of what really happened. In the movie, Michael Cera awkwardly mumbles his way through obvious lies that are played for laughs. The most unreliable part of his narration is him asking us to believe that he's drowning in attractive women. And that anyone would have ever broken up with Chris Evans for any reason.
Big Talk Films/Universal Pictures
Really, the movie should've just been about him.
The Objectively Superior Counterpart: River City Rumble
X-Strike Studios
River City Rumble (loosely based on River City Ransom for the Nintendo Children's Make Fun Time Video Play Box) is about a guy and his best friend beating up a legion of color-coordinated thug-bros to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend from the clutches of the nefarious Slick, who rules over River City's gang population from within the local high school like Ernie Hudson in The Substitute. It was heroically produced by X-Strike Studios, an independent company that is so independent you can't really even refer to them as independent because it sounds too prestigious, almost a decade before Scott Pilgrim came out. It's essentially a bunch of friends who got together and made a video game movie shot entirely on handheld video, but if you can overlook that (and you should), you will find the movie that I really wanted Scott Pilgrim to be. River City Rumble joyfully plunders its source material and celebrates its own blazingly nerdy absurdity -- Scott Pilgrim was no less joyous, but it wasted too much time and energy trying to be cool, like a kid who admitted to playing Street Fighter only after hipsters began wearing video game T-shirts.
X-Strike Studios
Emphasis on "absurdity."
X-Strike Studios must have been cursing with incandescent rage when Scott Pilgrim came out, because River City Rumble literally did every single thing that Scott Pilgrim does, with admittedly less style but way more substance. Bad guys get beat up and drop coins. There are boss fights, hidden item rooms, power-ups, and 8-bit video game sprites aplenty.
X-Strike Studios
And people getting thrown off of goddamned bridges.
The heroes get into an argument over which one of them is Player 1 and which is Player 2. Two villains are defeated by the pixelated Lee brothers from Double Dragon, and the main character gains a secret special ability called Stone Hands, which he uses to detonate a man's head with a single punch.
X-Strike Studios
This is the dessert section of the menu for the greatest 71 minutes of your entire life.
River City Rumble should retroactively win that year's Academy Award for best picture; Return of the King can suck a fart out of my hobbit hole.
X-Strike Studios
What? That fart needed to happen.
#4. Taken
20th Century Fox
Taken is my specific example, but really I'm talking about every movie in the recently minted "Liam Neeson beats the shit out of everything" genre. Don't get me wrong, I love this genre. I want Liam Neeson to be the guest speaker at every major event of my life, including my wedding and the first time I buy a new car. And I'm clearly not the only one -- every installment in Liam Neeson Rage-Punches the World With Bullet Fists rakes in around $100 million. The formula for each is basically the same -- he stalks around whispering articulately ferocious threats in some exotic foreign locale and scowl-murders all those who cross his path of righteous fury.
20th Century Fox
This man either foolishly kidnapped Liam Neeson's daughter or foolishly asked Liam Neeson to autograph his Krull DVD.
The Objectively Superior Counterpart: Hanna
Focus Features
Hanna is all of those things, plus a soundtrack by the Chemical Brothers. It's a more restrained and artfully done version of Liam Neeson's globetrotting murder sprees, using the revenge film template to tell a story that is essentially about a girl growing up. Hanna just happens to straight-up slay motherfuckers with her bare hands on her journey out of adolescence, as opposed to writing poetry in her journal while listening to a Saddle Creek Records compilation.
Focus Features
"You guys go on ahead to the coffee shop. I have to hollow out this bear carcass and make it into a suit of armor."
In the film, Hanna is a genetically modified assassin created by a secret government program, but she's stolen away by her surrogate CIA father, played by Eric Bana, to live in the wilderness rather than be turned into a soulless killing machine. He spends the next decade and a half training Hanna to kill, because Eric Bana does not believe in irony. He also doesn't believe in boats, as evidenced by the scene wherein he strips down to his underwear and swims across the Baltic Sea.
Focus Features
Pictured: That thing I just said, totally happening.
Hanna, meanwhile, sets out to destroy Marissa, the evil government agent who created the super-soldier program and murdered her biological mother. There are so many fistfights, gunfights, foot chases, and tense cat-and-mouse sequences dusted with sprinkles of German weirdness that I am amazed it isn't part of the Justice League of constantly rotating GIF sets on Tumblr.
Focus Features
Don't worry -- this sequence is never explained.
The most appealing thing about Hanna, to me, is how unlikely a movie it is. Saoirse Ronan, the teenage girl from Atonement and The Lovely Bones, is a force of goddamned nature. Every single character in the movie that raises a hand to her in anger gets the absolute shit killed out of them. It's like Soldier if Kurt Russell had been a 90-pound Irish female and people had actually watched that movie.
Focus Features
"I'm not even IN Krull!"
#3. Juno
Fox Searchlight Pictures
Juno was the movie that made people around the world realize how much they wanted a pet Ellen Page for Christmas. Ostensibly, it's about a teenager dealing with an unplanned pregnancy, but it's really just a 90-minute collection of witty retorts. It's like a piece of Kevin Smith fan fiction. Ellen Page is just so likable that we forgive the movie, sort of like how we all agree to overlook the many, many problems with The Dark Knight because Heath Ledger kills it so hard every time he is onscreen.
Fox Searchlight Pictures
There is something eerily captivating about a Canadian pixie behaving like a jaded rest-home comedian.
For example, Juno and her friend furnish Michael Cera's bastard-fathering front lawn with an entire living room set, under cover of darkness, without alerting a soul in the neighborhood, in order to catch him on his way out for early-morning track practice. How does she clean all that up? Michael Cera can't help or he'll be late for practice. And unless Juno wants to just leave it on the lawn, she'll need to pull a fucking Silverado and an extra set of hands out of her jacket pocket. Evidently, she's a wry, hip sorceress.
Fox Searchlight Pictures
With so much irony to spare, maybe she can teach Alanis Morisette what that word actually means.
Later on, in the movie's quest to be ironically cool, Juno misquotes ThunderCats by saying "ThunderCats are go!" ThunderCats have never been go, ever, in their entire lives. Thunderbirds were go. The mustering battle cry of the ThunderCats was "ThunderCats ho!" Way to go, Diablo Cody. That would've taken five seconds and a clear path to a Google search bar to verify.
The Objectively Superior Counterpart: Hard Candy
Hard Candy is the film that should've catapulted Ellen Page into everyone's living room. She plays a volatile, possibly psychopathic teenage girl who imprisons the child-predacious Patrick Wilson inside his own house after he seduces her in a chatroom with promises of a Goldfrapp bootleg. Next to baiting a box trap with Chris Hansen in pleats and pigtails, this is possibly the most obvious set-up in history, because nobody likes Goldfrapp. Anyway, we soon learn that one of Ellen's friends was kidnapped and murdered by a suspicious Internet character, and she means to torture a confession out of Patrick like the Chinese man in Lethal Weapon.
Mel Gibson is actually hooting a varsity stream of gibberish in the next room.
This movie is crazy. There's really just those two actors in it -- 98 percent of the film takes place in one location, with them being the only people onscreen. It's like watching a minimalist play wherein one of the characters tries to surgically remove the other's testicles.
I won't spoil who.
Juno was cute and occasionally funny, but Hard Candy is a thousand times more engaging, particularly the first time you watch it -- it goes back and forth between righteous Death Wish revenge and terrifying home invasion so often that it eventually becomes staggeringly unclear who the villain really is.
Fox Searchlight Pictures
Whereas in Juno it's pretty clear that Jason Bateman's penis is the villain.


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And in these moments I've been a better listener, to His voice, and to my own intuition. I realize that what I write here gives the appearance that I am consumed by motherhood and pregnancy. But, it is not the Mother in me that writes here, it is the Writer. It is Me.
I am not just the Mom whose child had and was healed of epilepsy. I am not just a Mother who is about to have her fourth baby. I am not just the Mom that is making her way day in and day out with her hopes and dreams pinned upon her children. I have a purpose. And in the quiet, I find that purpose revealed more clearly. Sometimes ever changing. But it's real. And it's just for me.
And by those things being a part of me, the Mom that I am, I can be used to do great things. By being someone that still has dreams and desires beyond the realm of having small children, I can be used to do great things. By the unknown ahead of me, I can be used to do great things. And just what defines great? To you, or even to me, it might seem small. But if I can be a light in the darkness, even a small light can lead the way.
If I can be still in the stillness, there is so much to hear.


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Elvis LivesThe PSO's Broadway at Heinz Hall series presents Elvis Lives, the ultimate Broadway tribute to The King.03/29/2013 - 03/30/201303/29 - 8:00 pm03/29 - 2:00 pm03/29 - 8:00 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Little GemAn uplifting Irish comedy about life, death, and "getting on with it" by Elaine Murphy. Party girl Amber feels a rumble in her stomach. Her compulsive mother Lorraine tries her hand at salsa dancing. And her grandmother Kay "toys" with the meaning of pleasure as she looks after her ill husband. Chock full of Dublin slang and hilarity, this play depicts three generations of middle-class, Irish women as they strive to piece together their lives over one extraordinary year.03/30/2013 - 05/05/20131300 Bingham Street Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
"Japan is the Key...": Collecting Prints and Ivories, 1900-1920This show features over 50 rarely-seen Japanese prints, including traditional masterworks by Hiroshige Andō, Katsushika Hokusai, Utamaro Kitagawa, and Kunisada (Toyokuni III), as well as highlights from Carnegie Museum of Natural History's collection of Japanese ivory figures of people, animals, and gods.03/30/2013 - 07/21/20134400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic Ronald Zollman conducts the Philharmonic, with the Repertory Chorus and Concert Choir prepared by Dr. Robert Page, in Anton Bruckner's Te Deum and Robert Schumann's Symphony #4. This concert will be repeated Friday at the Music Center at Strathmore, Bethesda, Maryland04/03/2013Time: 8:00 pm4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Texture Contemporary BalletThere's Something About Fontina, an evening of new mixed works. Performances are Wednesday & Thursday at 7:30pm; Friday at 8pm. For tickets, ShowClix.04/03/2013 - 04/05/2013Location: New Hazlett Theater, Northsidewebsite
Dream of AutumnIt seems a chance meeting, two former lovers in a cemetery, where the man will bury his grandmother. But nothing is as it seems, all of life, of lives, of history, is going to emerge from the dreamlike shadows as these two do battle against each other, then turn together to face the forces of the past and future. Written by one of Europe's leading playwrights, Jon Fosse's lyrical and erotic drama provides urgent testimony to the fact that our loves and lives will be the death of us all. World premiere translation by director Sarah Cameron Sunde starring Martin Giles, Karla Boos, Laurie Klatscher, and Gregory Lehane.04/04/2013 - 04/28/2013Location: Royal York Apartments, 3955 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Big Band & Doowop BrassA trip down memory lane, celebrating the music of America's finest and most famous bands, with special guests Johnny Angel and The Halos! Works to include: Blue Moon, Miller Magic, a Tribute to Stan Kenton, In the Mood, April in Paris and much, much more!04/04/2013 - 04/12/2013Time: variousLocation: 7 locationswebsite
Master of the Modern FluteA solo recital by flutist Robert Dick, whose influences range from Telemann to electronic and ambient music, jazz to Jimi Hendrix. "Jazz Times" has called him a "truly revolutionary" performer. He'll also join the Alia Musica Pittsburgh ensemble at Bricolage Saturday evening.04/04/2013Time: 7:30pmLocation: Bricolage Theater, 937 Liberty Ave., downtownwebsite
Toi Derricotte, poetAward-winning poet Toi Derricotte will give a free public reading. Her most recent book, The Undertaker's Daughter, looks back on her childhood in an abusive home. Recipient of two Pushcart Prizes, the Paterson Poetry Prize, NEA fellowships, and Rockefeller and Guggenheim Foundation grants, Derricotte teaches at Pitt, and is co-founder of Cave Canem, a workshop and retreat for African-American poets.04/04/2013Time: 7:00 pmLocation: Power Center Ballroom, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
The Six Brandenburg ConcertosConductor and harpsichordist Jeannette Sorrell leads these six masterpieces in concerto grosso form, J.S. Bach's supreme achievement in instrumental music. The Brandenburg Concertos were unknown until published on the centennial of Bach's death. Ms. Sorrell is one of the leading interpreters of Bach's music and will provide insights throughout the concert.04/05/2013 - 04/07/201304/05 - 8:00 pm04/06 - 8:00 pm04/07 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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