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It's a "tale as old as time" in this classic fairytale…in a French provincial town, the lovely Belle (played by Abigail Floyd), rebuffing the advances of egotistical Gaston (Ethan Courville), finds herself prisoner in an enchanted castle and learns to love the cold-hearted Beast (Jess Rames).
Inspired by the 1991 animated Disney film, this show packed New York audiences for 14 years and is the eighth longest running Broadway show. The musical has grossed more than $1.4 billion worldwide and played in 13 countries and 115 cities. The Charleston County School of the Arts Vocal Department of 200 middle and high school students presents their production of "Beauty and the Beast" with colorful costumes, a phenomenal set and songs that you'll be humming long after the curtains close.
"Following the tremendous success of last year's "Les Misérables," a completely sung-through operetta, is daunting but I believe this show will do it," says director Heather Hammond. "With crowd-pleasing songs like "Beauty and the Beast," "Gaston," "Be Our Guest" and "Belle," this show will appeal to people of all ages."
Under the direction of Heather B. Hammond and Robin A. Rogers, among the large cast is the heartwarming enchanted characters, Victor Swatzyna as Lumiere, Madelyn Knight as Mrs. Potts, Parrish Brown as Cogsworth, Natalie Sinclair as Chip and the comical Devon Nalley as Gaston's sidekick, Lefou.
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TYRONE - Gamesa Technology Corp. Inc. began removing turbine blades Wednesday that it had stored at the site of its Sandy Ridge Wind Farm near here.
Project Manager Josh Framel said the company is transporting three blades daily for nine days, with each blade requiring a single truck with a police escort. He said PennDOT approved the plan, and local officials along the travel route were notified.
Framel said the finished blades are being moved from storage at the site in Taylor Township, Centre County, to an undisclosed construction site for immediate use.
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Atractor-trailer hauling a wind turbine blade gets bound-up at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and East 14th Street.
Each blade measures about 144 feet long and weighs about 12,786 pounds.
There was a minor crash in Tyrone as one of the trucks drove through the borough, Police Chief John Romeo said.
"They got tied up and got off course a little bit," Romeo said.
Nine of the 25 turbines for the 50-megawatt project at Sandy Ridge have been erected, although the blades have not been attached, Framel said. Each turbine uses three blades.
Framel said the project is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

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Reporters Without Boarders Condemns The Arrest of UAE's Online Activists Tweeps And Bloggers
Reporters Without Borders condemned the arrests and trials of netizens in the United Arab Emirates, yesterday. It also listed the UAE as a country "under surveillance" in its 2012 report on "Enemies of the Internet."
"The Emirati authorities are cracking down harder on bloggers and netizens who criticize the regime," Reporters Without Borders said. "March has seen a wave of arrests, attacks and acts of intimidation. We urge the government to abandon these methods. The authorities must stop arresting netizens and bloggers for what they post online and must guarantee their safety."
In a "post" in its site Reporters Without Boarders published names of some of the Emarati activist who were arrested or attacked for their online activism specifically on Twitter:
"Saleh Al-Dhufairi, a netizen who is very active on social networks (@SalehAlDhfairi), was finally released on bail on 20 March after being arrested on 9 March and held in Abu Dhabi's Al Wathba prison. He is charged with using Twitter to "incite sedition" and "abuse religion."
Dhufairi has been covering sensitive subjects such as the "UAE 7," a group of pro-democracy activists whose citizenship was withdrawn after calling on the government to carry out political reforms and organize elections, and criticizing the state security department's meddling in political matters. He is to be tried by a state security court but no trial date has so far been set.
The blogger Juma Al-Felasi (@jalfelasi) was attacked by an unidentified group as he was driving in Dubai on 6 March. His assailants pulled him out of his car and beat him, accusing him of sullying the image of the UAE's rulers. Felasi is known for criticizing government policies and calling for democratic reforms in his blog posts.
The continued close monitoring of the Internet is evident from the immediate reprisals against anyone posting content that is not to the government's liking. The police do not hesitate to intimidate opposition bloggers and netizens using social networks.
Mohammed Abdul Razzaq Al-Siddiq, one of the "UAE 7," was arrested at his home without a warrant in the northeastern emirate of Al Sharjah at 4 a.m. on 24 March following a comment on Twitter accusing the emirate's ruler, Sultan Al-Qassimi, of discriminating against the UAE's large expatriate population. He was released later in the day after paying a fine, and will not be prosecuted.
Another "UAE 7" member, activist Ahmed Ghaith Al Suwaidi, was arrested in Abu Dhabi on 26 March along with Judge Ahmed Yousef Buatabh Zaabi, a fellow activist. The police did not have a warrant and the two men are still being held although no charge has been brought against them.
Dubai police chief Dhahi Khalfan used Twitter to warn human rights activist Khalifa Al-Nuaimi (@Alnuaimi_k) that police were coming to arrest him 13 March:
ضاحي خلفان تميم @Dhahi_Khalfan
@Alnuaimi_k انت مطلوب للعدالة… ونحن شفا فون … حضورك الينا افضل.
ضاحي خلفان تميم @Dhahi_Khalfan
@Alnuaimi_k خليفه لا نعرف اننا سنحيلها هذي جريمة يجوز القبض فيها لنا ولكن النيابة الاتحادية هي جهة الترافع فيه.. شرطة دبي في الطريق اليك .
Translation: You are wanted by the judicial authorities… We are transparent… You'd be advised to surrender.
[…] This is a crime for which we have the right to arrest you but it's before the federal prosecutor that you enter your plea… the Dubai police are on their way to arrest you.
The netizen Mohamed Ismael Akhbar has been detained since 19 February on a charge of insulting an official for criticizing Khlafan, the police chief, on social networks. A stateless person, he had condemned the corruption he had encountered in the course of his attempts to regularize his situation, and the failure of the police to take any action in response to his complaints. He has had not access to a lawyer and has been held in solitary confinement. A court is expected to issue a verdict on 1 April.
Meanwhile, the "UAE 5," five activists who were arrested last year and given jail sentences for calling for democratic reforms, have not been given back their passports since their release on 28 November and their convictions have not been quashed, which they requested after getting a presidential pardon. The authorities have also taken no action in response to the complaints they filed against the people who waged a smear campaign against them."
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Virtually free HTC 7 Trophy for Microsoft employees, courtesy of Verizon
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1. astrocramp (Posts: 8; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
The news here is not that Microsoft employees are getting a deal, but that Verizon will now have Windows Phone. Finally! I'll be snapping one up, especially since it's a global version. Hey phonearena, how about putting that phone on the Verizon upcoming phones page?
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Its because microsoft employees will be the only ones buying a wp7 phone...
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Yeah I would really like a WP7 phone but verizons getting some old stuff here. Im not looking to get such a behind model even if its the first Wp7
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On Mon, 03 Jul 2006 18:18:46 -0500, Neil Cherry wrote:
> [...] They've been working well (enough)
> until about Kernel 2.6.15. [...] I'm now running into
> read errors in my interrupt_in_callback.
OK, so it worked before, and does not work now. Ergo, a change in
the stack broke it. So, what could it be? There weren't any API
changes or core changes. It must be an update to the HCD. Right?
What's the urb->status? Maybe it's the schedule budgeting problem.
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Thank you Andrew Lawler
We frequently travel between and Peshawar, Islamabad and Lahore. Though there is much shorter route through new motor way but we always prefer to travel through historic grand trunk road, as it's easy to stop by roadside hotels and refresh youself. This Wednesday we had chance to visit Lahore to attend wedding of distant cousin. The drive to Lahore by road is about six hours or more. I decided to distribute Andrew's seeds to the villagers of Muftian on the way. This Village is located close to the historic Rhohtas Road, leading to Rhotas Fort, situated in district Jhelum. Rhohtas Fort is a garrison fort built by the great Afghan king Sher Shah Suri who also constructed grand trunk road.
The district Jhelum is known for providing a large number of soldiers to the British Raj and later to the Pakistan Armed Forces due to which it is also known as city of soldiers or land of martyrs and warriors . Muftian Village is a farmer's village. It is a beautiful village and is historically well known for the Shrine of Hadrat Kwaja Maqbool.
We saw bunch of farmers busy in the field .I stopped my car and called them. They thought that I was asking way to Rhotas fort as most do .I explained to them about the seeds and they were very happy about this free seeds distribution. They gladly took the seeds.
The river Jhelum passing through district was in very high flood during rainy season and people living on both side of river were affected by heavy floods and rainfall and were evacuated.But even in camp they lived in constant fear as Mangla dam close by was under severe pressure and if it had broken it would have made a clean sweep of the whole city. But fortunately it withstood the water pressure and city was saved.
Thank you Andrew Lawler. Your free Seeds would be of great help and make a difference.
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President-elect and at-large director seats
The National Nominating Committee is currently accepting nominations of candidates to two positions: president-elect and one at-large seat in the functional area of engineering and technology. The president-elect serves a three-year term as president-elect, president, and past president. The at-large director will serve on the APWA Board of Directors for a three-year term beginning at the start of Congress in September 2006.
John L. German, P.E., from San Antonio, Texas, currently holds the at-large engineering and technology seat. German will complete his second term in September 2006 and is not eligible for nomination to this director position for an additional term.
Suggestions for all nominations must be in the committee's hands no later than the close of business April 3, 2006. The National Nominating Committee will then meet in early May to make its decision for all positions based on nominations received and issues such as diversity and leadership. Candidate nominations may be received by the National Nominating Committee from any APWA member.
The Board of Directors has issued a policy that the nominations process utilized by the National Nominating Committee for the president-elect and at-large positions will be a "selection" process by the committee, not a "campaign" for office. The Board strongly discourages "campaign" activity and expenditure of funds in support of a candidacy.
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There are also three regional director seats open for nomination this year. Regional Nominating Committees will nominate regional directors in Regions V, VIII and IX. The regional directors serve on the APWA Board of Directors for three-year terms beginning at the start of Congress in September 2006.
APWA members wishing to put names before their respective Regional Nominating Committee should send a letter of recommendation for each suggested candidate to the Region V, VIII or IX Nominating Committee in care of the national office of APWA by close of business April 3, 2006. All nominations will then be forwarded to the respective Regional Nominating Committees.
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Got hot flashes?
There's no escaping it—every woman will experience perimenopause, the menopausal transition that can happen overnight or drag on for years. It's a natural event, typically affecting women ages 40 to 59. Janis Keil Day, CNM, a midwife at Fairview Clinics – Elk River, shares, "By managing your expectations and making lifestyle changes prior to menopause, you can alleviate perimenopause symptoms and come to a peaceful reconciliation with the changing state of your body."
So what can you expect? The most troublesome symptoms tend to be hot flashes, night sweats (which lead to sleeping difficulties and irritability) and changes in weight or body shape. Less frequently discussed symptoms—but often just as irritating—are irregular periods, breast or joint pain, depression, anxiety and constipation.
Tips for managing your symptoms
By adopting a healthy lifestyle, you'll likely feel better, be happier and experience less perimenopause symptoms. When you do have symptoms, however, Day recommends increasing your stamina and lifting your mood using the following strategies:
- Exercise a minimum of five times per week for 30 minutes each time
- Do strength training to maintain your muscle and balance
- Incorporate eight to11 servings of fruits and vegetables into your diet daily
- Eliminate the trans fats from your diet
- Reduce the amount of pre-packaged and processed foods you eat
- Make sure your weight is in a normal range (menopause may make it more difficult to loose or even maintain your weight)
- Consider working with a health coach who can help you set realistic goals and overcome obstacles, and provide encouragement
- Meet with a dietitian or nutritionist
Those pesky hot flashes
When hot flashes start, Day recommends dressing in layers, carrying a small fan, and avoiding hot liquids, spicy foods and alcohol. When night sweats disturb your sleep, wear light clothing and use blankets for additional warmth that you can remove as needed. Invest in a fan with a remote control so you can turn it on and off without getting out of bed. According to Day, hot flashes and night sweats will begin to decrease in frequency after 18 to 24 months for most women. After five years, approximately 80 percent of women will no longer experience them.
Pregnancy is still possible
Don't forget—getting pregnant is still possible until you've been without a period for a year.
Prior to menopause, have your health care provider evaluate your general health, including your blood pressure, weight, blood work (such as cholesterol levels, thyroid function and glucose levels). Also make sure that you're up-to-date on your mammogram, colonoscopy and Pap smear tests.
Elizabeth J. Wheatley, MD, practices family medicine with obstetrics at Fairview Clinics – Milaca and treats women who are going through menopause. "For women who have severe menopausal symptoms, I can prescribe medications to ease their discomfort. I often recommend estrogen cream for vaginal dryness and hormone-free medications for hot flashes."
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Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) was a popular treatment for menopause, but recent studies have linked HRT to higher incidences of heart disease, cancer and strokes. HRT may be used if menopause symptoms are affecting the woman's quality of life.
"Menopause is a journey, occasionally short and easy, and other times long and more difficult," says Day. "Whatever the path, we're able to offer a solution for everyone, even if it's as simple as lending an empathetic ear."
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it's ok. the controls are pretty good, but like Oney said below me, the voice acting is terrible. sounds like a toddler talking
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Interesting concept
but i think i speak for everyone when i say the voice acting killed that. had to turn it off it was so annoying.
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This platformer has not only shifted too fast, but the controls are not user friendly either. Those two facts are what make great games, and unfortunately those were absent, not to mention a somewhat lack of originality.
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We received a surprise cheque in the post last week. Not a lottery style win or anything, but a couple of hundred pounds that we weren't expecting. So, only one thing for it – 'save half, spend half!'. Adelle got a pair of new shoes, Justin needs some new jeans – and Fudge got a lovely new collar & lead set.
They were ordered from Suzy Q based in Hove. Not on the High Street give 5% of the sale price to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. Lovely attention to detail in the packaging – nice tissue paper wrapping, pretty labels and a dog treat!
The collars are very well made – and customised too which is included in the price. Just one word of caution – if you have a dog that pulls very hard, we have known this type of clip-in fastening to pop open suddenly. This might be an issue if your dog has an aggressive streak, runs into busy roads or heads off into the hills as soon as it gets chance!
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Rectal resection is associated with a risk of sexual dysfunction even when performed for benign disease, with the most frequent type resulting in retrograde ejaculation due to injury to the hypogastric nerves.
A simple technique to identify and protect these nerves during rectal mobilization.
Exposure of the hypogastric plexus during rectal resection.
Careful identification of the hypogastric nerves during rectal mobilization using the described technique may reduce injury to these nerves and related sexual dysfunction.
The hypogastric trunks have the appearance of a wishbone.
Posterior dissection. The retractor is pulled anteriorly and caudally, and the dissection of this "cotton-candy" avascular plane is performed using electrocautery. The nerves are visible and are left intact posteriolaterally. The arrow indicates the position of the sacral promontory.
Nerve identification. The retractor is rotated clockwise and positioned horizontally behind the rectum while anterior traction is applied to both the rectum and the retractor. This maneuver allows for separation of the rectum, mesorectum, and fascia propria from the posterior presacral fascia (arrow).
Developing the correct posterior plane. The St Mark retractor is positioned between the lateral peritoneum that still surrounds the upper rectum. The retractor held by the first assistant is positioned in an almost vertical or oblique fashion with the handle pointed toward the surgeon so that it fits in the space posterior to the fascia propria of the rectum.
Exposure. The small bowel is packed upward toward the patient's right upper quadrant, covered with a moist towel, and is kept in place by a malleable retractor that has been bent into a Ushape. The rectum is retracted anteriorly with the surgeon's left hand. The black arrow shows the ligated inferior mesenteric artery and the white arrow indicates the shadow of the superior hemorrhoidal vessels as they course downward along the rectal mesentery.
Sympathetic fibers originate from the thoracolumbar section of the spinal cord and form the hypogastric plexus that runs just anterior to the distal part of the aorta, beginning at the origin of the inferior mesenteric artery. Below the aortic bifurcation, the hypogastric plexus forms 2 trunks, the hypogastric nerves that run laterally and caudally to reach the lateral pelvic walls. Lateral to the rectum and along the lateral pelvic walls, the hypogastric nerves merge with parasympathetic fibers that originate from S2-S4 to form the pelvic plexus (modified with permission from Takashi et al8). IMA indicates inferior mesenteric artery; B, hypogastric plexus; H, hypogastric nerves; R, rectum; U, urinary bladder.
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Kal Penn Says His House Audition Is How Hollywood Should Cast Roles
"Hollywood is always behind the curve."By Claire Landsbaum
"Hollywood is always behind the curve."By Claire Landsbaum
Why? We have no idea.By Lindsey Weber
The izakaya takes some design cues from a 1977 Japanese cult horror movie.By Hugh Merwin
Grab the tissues!By Sarah Frank
Who is it that always says people don't change? Oh right. House.By Margaret Lyons
With signs of singing-competition fatigue, Glee fading, and House ending, the network needs fresh hits.By Josef Adalian
Who needs some Vicodin?By Josef Adalian
The Good Wife needs some exercise, and Glee needs to read more.By Margaret Lyons
Now it'll be on Tuesday.By Menachem Kaiser
Plus: Justin Timberlake has always had a soft spot for Ernie and Grover, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.By Caroline Shin
His insults, they take as compliments.By Willa Paskin
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The TV nostalgia boom continues.
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'Bones' won't be here till November, but 'Glee' and 'The X Factor' start in September.By Josef Adalian
We estimate how long until '30 Rock,' 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Glee,' and nine more established series get yanked out of prime time.By Josef Adalian
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What I love about this model is that it is very safe and extremely comfortable. The shocks are made so well and the interior seats are absolutely comfortable it feels a lot like riding on an expensive couch. The visability is wonderful and the vehicle is loaded, for the money it is an excellent choice.
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Great gas mileage (28-30) for large vehicle and over the road comfort, extremely safe, value for this vehicle is exceptional.
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This car is very comfortable and has pretty decent acceleration and performance and great handling. On the other hand, it is by far the most unreliable piece of garbage I've ever owned. at 160,000 miles of gentile driving and good maintenance, we've had to put in a new engine, transmission, radiator, rotors, hub caps, battery terminals, ac compressor and too much more to list (about 7-8 thousand dollars in repairs) all in a 3 year span. I would not recommend it to anyone if reliability is a must. It's more for the elderly who only use it for Sunday drives and trips to the store.
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Travel up Millionaire Drive some hot, summer day and one might see Williamsport guard Isaiah Washington sprinting upward. Go by the school's weight room that same day and one might find Jahad Thomas and many other Millionaires working out.
They are not asked or told to be there at those times, but they show up and work anyway. They understand that glory has a price. Williamsport paid that price in the offseason and has reaped the benefits in the most tense moments all year as a result, frequently dominating the fourth quarter while capturing a second straight District 2-4 Class AAAA championship.
Now Williamsport (23-2) is hoping to win another championship and begins that quest Saturday against District 11's Bethlehem Liberty.
"The thing like about this team is it can adapt to whatever style a team throws at us. Sometimes they adjust right away, sometimes it's a process," Williamsport coach Allen Taylor said. "They keep trying things and figure it out. It's a don't-quit team and they are very resilient. They just keep coming."
That happened in both District 2-4 playoff games. Williamsport overcame deficits against Wyoming Valley West and Scranton, excelling when it mattered most. Thomas Ross led the fourth-quarter charge against Valley West before the Millionaires outscored Scranton by 13 in the fourth quarter while turning a 3-point deficit into a 68-58 win.
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"It says a lot about our toughness and it says a lot about what coach Taylor instilled in us," Washington said. "We play a faster pace than a lot of teams and can do it longer and we try and wear teams out. It's good conditioning and it's just playing Millionaire basketball."
"(Against Scranton) we just all believed. We had to just keep playing as a team," said center Chris Kinley, who scored 18 points in the win. "We believed we would win as long as we stuck to the script, completed the game strong and knew the personnel and took care of business."
Williamsport has done that in just about every game in the fourth quarter. Early in the season, it overcame second-half deficits against Valley West, Pottsville and Lely, Fla. Washington hit the game-winning free throws in that comeback. Comeback wins over White Plains, N.Y., Bartram and State College followed.
The Millionaires shined in the fourth quarter as well in their home finale against national power Princeton Day Academy. Instead of coming back, Williamsport blew out Princeton Day down the stretch, closing the game on a 13-1 run against a team that features Division I recruits.
"That's a big thing. We have been finishing this year every game strong," Kinley said. "Our second halves been a lot stronger than our first and we have to sharpen that up. If we play the whole game the way we do the fourth we should be in good shape, but it's a good boost to be able to finish like that."
Kinley and Washington will play college basketball at Navy and Penn State, respectively. Thomas is an all-state player who also might play Division I basketball. Many know all about those three and fellow versatile starters like Achilles Watson and Herb Stelly. All five have been instrumental to the team's success, especially in the fourth quarter.
Players who have flown under the radar, though, also have been huge. Without athletes like Ross, Tyler Gardner, Greg Ousley, Brandon Fedoriw and Brice Harris, Williamsport might not have the energy to have frequent fourth-quarter success. Ross has been huge late in the season and also in the Pottsville comeback. Gardner has provided muscle inside and tough defense, while Fedoriw and Harris are relentless defenders outside.
Ousley is coming back after suffering two serious knee injuries the past two seasons. The senior is similar to Thomas in that he is strong enough to be a force inside, but also quick, smart and versatile enough to play like a point guard. He has been another X factor and that bench has had plenty to do with the late-game success.
"You really couldn't do that without solid role players coming off bench. We have received stellar bench play the entire season and it's not always the same person," Taylor said. "Those guys get us jump-started and the guys that are on the scout team and give us good looks in practice are a big help. It's the other guys you don't hear about a lot that allow us to wear on opponents."
That is Millionaire basketball. Williamsport features one of the state's premier basketball traditions and this team has added to it the last two years. It has never been about one player at Williamsport. It always has been about the team and flourishing when times seem toughest.
"Coach tells us before the games when you think about team we're playing you have to think about what you have to do to dominate," Washington said. "So in the fourth quarter it's like the other quarters. You just try to make plays, get the ball in the right people's hands and play hard."
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Tyrone Power told Sonja Henie, when he wrote to her while she was out of town, that the studio asked him to escort Janet Gaynor around; whether he was telling her the truth or not, I don't know, because Sonja had her hooks into him big time. They had sex all the time in her dressing room, and as one of the scriptwriters on Thin Ice said, when they would emerge, Tyrone would look as if he was ready to keel over! They named each other's genitals – his was Jimmy – and he once wrote her a note from somewhere saying, "Jimmy thinks I'm sick or something."
As far as Janet, she definitely got to know his family, so while he escorted her for the studio, some sort of friendship developed. He also gave her the book Forever [by Mildred Cram], which he gave all his girlfriends, because he wanted to do the movie. I'm sure they at least had a close friendship. His cousin Bill lived with him and the family from 1936-1939 and went back to Cincinnati when his mother was dying and got married. His wife Madge told me that she was in the drama school that Power's mother worked in one day and found a photo of Janet Gaynor autographed to "my darling Billy" (Ty's cousin and her new husband). Madge was jealous, so she threw it out!
He never had a romance with Norma Shearer – by the time he met Norma, he was dating Annabella and he wasn't interested, though she was. Lana Turner was the real thing totally; in fact, I own jewelry that he gave her. She had an abortion of his child. He never was going to marry her, and dumped her for Linda Christian, with whom he fell madly in love. They had a very passionate love and a very volatile relationship. She told a friend of mine that though they had just two children, she was pregnant almost the entire time they were married – she miscarried several times, and one child, a son, was stillborn.
He had a lot of affairs while he was married to Linda Christian (above), including with Anita Ekberg, whom he met when she was an extra on the set of Mississippi Gambler, and that continued for quite a few years. He also had an affair while he was separated from Linda – with Mary Roblee, an editor at Vogue, and he proposed to her. Later on, he was involved with a British actress, Thelma Faye, and then Mai. While he was with Mai, he met his third wife, Debbie. This has all been verified by On the Wing, by Nora Sayre, All Those Tomorrows, by Mai Zetterling, Two Lives in the Theatre, by Thelma Faye, that all deal with the same period, from about 1955-1958.
Annabella [above, Power with her daughter Anne] probably understood him better than anyone else, and he realized later that he was foolish to have let her go. The problem first was the breakout of the war in Europe. Power was working very hard at the studio, and Annabella was near hysterics about her family in France and under constant strain. Later on, Annabella found that she could not have another child and several different surgeries were done, including one at Mount Sinai in NYC. She wrote to him at the end of their marriage "Our little baby, why didn't he ever come? All that hoping, all that praying." It put a terrific strain on the marriage.
He had affairs during the marriage, his big affair was with Judy Garland and over that, he gave into pressure from Judy and actually asked Annabella for a divorce. Annabella refused. After the war, he and Annabella both wanted to try again – he hadn't expected her to want to, but she did. Before he left for the war, he gave her half a heart and said, "Here is my heart." He kept the other half.
What happened with Judy was that Mayer had hired that woman Betty Asher to be Judy's friend and report back to him. On instructions from the studio, she told Judy that Tyrone was reading her love letters out loud in the barracks. This, of course, wasn't true. But that studio-engineered breakup worked. Power wrote later that he couldn't believe how beautiful she was in The Clock, which he saw while he was in the Marines. He regretted losing her.
A lot of people think that he had an affair with Gene Tierney (right, in The Razor's Edge), but he didn't. He had a crush on her and gave her a scarf that said "Love" on it, but nothing transpired.
The best romantic story I ever heard about Power was that Lana Turner gave him a party that he did not want her to give. Corinne Calvet came to the party, and Power started following her around and talking to her. Lana walked in with a pewter coffee pot, and as she walked by Calvet, she pressed the coffee pot into her bare arm. Then she asked, "Coffee anyone?"


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That The Huffington Post Getting A Question at last night's presidential press conference would raise lots of questions was never in question.
President Obama called on The Huffington Post? Who knew they had a White House reporter (Daniel Drezner)? And, if the president called on them, what about me and my blog (Greta Van Susteren of GretaWire)? Also: what does it mean?
Greg Sargent's take on what to make of it:
But the real innovation isn't in what Obama did. It's in what outlets like HuffPo are doing. Places like HuffPo and my alma mater, Talking Points Memo, are striving to demonstrate that it needn't necessarily be mutually exclusive to care along with your audience what happens in politics — to have a predisposition towards one outcome or another — while simultaneously doing real journalism.Liz Cox Barrett is a freelance writer and graphic designer in Kalispell, Montana. She worked as a newspaper journalist in Denver and Kalispell for 20 years.