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A Stunner at 50, Model Kaylan Pickford Fights the Battle for Women Who Don't Feel 'all Washed Up'
Did you ever see a woman my age selling cars, clothes or perfume?" demands 50-year-old model Kaylan Pickford. "Advertisers have never been interested in anyone over 25.1 used to go weeks without a job. Then I'd work for one hour and come home at night and cry." Kaylan still bristles at the memory of those early rejections. "I resented feeling that if a woman is over 35, she is not desirable. No potion will make a woman my age young. But she can be beautiful and vital, and the business world better start understanding this."
These days Kaylan, a widow who took up modeling five years ago, is far more upbeat about her prospects. (Her real name is Anne; a numerologist suggested she use the name Kaylan.) In a profession dominated by 20-year-olds, her pioneering efforts on behalf of women over 40 in glamorous print ads and TV commercials are finally paying off. "She is an inspiration," raves Eileen Ford about her middle-aged star model who doesn't hide the gray and the wrinkles—or her 34-25-36 measurements. "She has a smashing figure and marvelous skin," says Ford. "She is positive proof that being past 30, 40 or even 50 doesn't mean your life and body are finished."
At the start of her career in 1975, Kaylan appeared regularly in pharmaceutical magazine ads plugging treatments for menopause and hemorrhoids. (She scornfully labels those jobs "repair kit" work.) On TV, she has also peddled Bufferin and Correctol, a laxative. "You're supposed to be frumpy," she moans. "If you project anything sexual, advertisers don't know what to do with you."
Recently, however, she has starred in more alluring ads for DeBeers diamonds, Clairol's Silk Silver hair color and Piper-Heidsieck champagne—not to mention snagging a bit part as an executive secretary in the new Alan King-Ali MacGraw film, Just Tell Me What You Want. "I want to help overcome the concept that advertising has created in the U.S. of making women over 35 feel they are washed up, over the hill and are not sensual anymore," Kaylan declares. "The demography of this country is changing. Advertisers are facing the fact that money is now in the hands of mid-life people." That does not necessarily translate into big residuals for Kaylan, however. Even though younger models like Jerry Hall and Cheryl Tiegs earn up to a million dollars a year, Kaylan, whose assignments have tripled in the last three months, figures she'll be lucky if she makes $13,000 in 1980.
Kaylan came by her crisp Town & Country look, a style the agencies call "WASP" or "upscale," by genes and environment. She grew up in exurban elegance in Pomfret, Conn., where her father was a businessman, her mother a housewife. Her childhood was "sheltered and conservative." After five years at Concord Academy, she studied at Boston's School of the Museum of Fine Arts. In 1961 her first marriage, to lawyer Charles Howze, ended in divorce, leaving her with two daughters, Perry, now 26, and Randy, 23.
Three years later, while living in Washington, D.C., she married hotel owner Bill Pickford. "He was just charming, a magnet," she says softly. "Women and children adored him. Men loved him, too. He was as California as I was New England. He changed me from a girl to a woman." A month after their marriage, he discovered he had cancer of the lymph glands. On New Year's Eve in 1968 he died in Kaylan's arms at a New York hospital.
A year of analysis helped Pickford cope with her grief. Then she took an acting course and, with a modest inheritance to fall back on, edged into modeling. She has had her teeth straightened and the pouches under her eyes removed, but has never had any body work done. "If I ever decide I want a face or breast lift, I will go right ahead and do it," she states. "We prune everything around us—lawns, trees, gardens. Why should we neglect ourselves?" Kaylan's diet is relaxed—she keeps herself at 118 pounds tramping two to three miles daily around Manhattan with her portfolio. "I love bread and sweets," she says, "but when my pants start getting tight, I try to stay off them." She quit smoking three years ago, occasionally drinks wine at dinner, washes her face with glycerine soap and water and combats dry skin with lots of moisturizer. Surprisingly, Kaylan also remains a passionate sunbather: "When I was a young girl, I wasn't told it was bad for your skin. I'm hooked." She does use a sunscreen tanning lotion.
Kaylan lives alone in a Manhattan studio apartment (with a weekend cottage in Pomfret). She has no plans to remarry, but spends lots of time with fashion photographer J. Frederick Smith. Of some nude studies Smith took for her portfolio—in a few she wears only pearls—Kaylan muses, "They are poetic. Women are still sexually viable after 35. After all," she shrugs, "I'm not competing with the centerfold of Playboy."
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Gannon earns acro titles at acrobatics and tumbling nationals
AZUSA, Calif. -- Gannon's inaugural trip to the National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association National Championships was a memorable one, as the Knights came away with a pair of national titles in acro individual events -- thanks in part to a pair of local competitors.
McDowell graduate Lindsay Moir and Lindsey McKnight, a Mercyhurst Prep grad, teamed with Haley Garelick and Amanda Till to win the seven-element heat, edging host Azusa Pacific 9.60 to 9.55. Oregon finished third at 9.45.
Gannon's Alexa Maldonado, Haili Menard and Paisley Moses tied defending national champion Oregon in the six-element heat at 9.75, then won the tiebreaker by a 9.6-8.4 count.
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Use of computer-aided detection (CAD) in interpreting mammograms has dramatically increased. In this study of mammography in older women, CAD interpretation resulted in more women having further diagnostic testing, including biopsy. Women were more likely to be diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ but not with invasive breast cancer. Cases diagnosed with use of CAD were at an earlier stage than those diagnosed without CAD. The long-term effect of CAD on breast cancer diagnosis, outcomes, and cost warrants further study.
Osteoporosis is prevalent but underdiagnosed. This study found that computed tomography (CT) scans obtained for other clinical indications can be used for detecting vertebral osteoporosis by comparing them with dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry scans performed within the previous 6 months. Approximately half of patients with CT-identified osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures had nonosteoporotic T-scores. These data suggest that CT images can be used for opportunistic osteoporosis screening without additional radiation exposure or cost.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is associated with an increased risk for kidney failure, cardiovascular events, and all-cause mortality. This review assessed risk prediction models for these adverse clinical outcomes in patients with CKD. It found that accurate, externally validated models for predicting risk for kidney failure in patients with CKD are available and ready for clinical testing but that further development of models for cardiovascular events and all-cause mortality is needed.
Medications to reduce risk for primary breast cancer are recommended for women at increased risk, but use is low. This review, which will serve as background for a U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation, examined evidence on the effectiveness and adverse effects of breast cancer chemoprevention, its use, and methods for identifying high-risk women. It found that medications reduced the incidence of invasive breast cancer and fractures but increased thromboembolic events. Tamoxifen was more effective than raloxifene but also increased the incidence of endometrial cancer and cataracts. Use is limited by adverse effects and difficulty in identifying chemoprevention candidates.
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Robert Morris extends Mercyhurst women's winless streak to 3
Robert Morris scored three times in the second period, including two goals from Mackenzie Johnston, and the Colonials cruised past the Mercyhurst women 3-1 at Mercyhurst Ice Center on Friday.
Mercyhurst (14-7-3, 7-3-1 CHA) had a 23-20 advantage in shots but didn't get on the board until Molly Byrne scored a power-play goal with 1 minute, 30 seconds remaining in the game.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Shenandoah University senior men's basketball player Avery Green has been named to the week one D3hoops.com Team of the Week in selections announced Friday afternoon by the website.
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GW Baseball Drops Series Finale, 9-3, at Southeastern Louisiana
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HAMMOND, La. - Senior Owen Beightol recorded his third consecutive multi-hit game but the George Washington baseball team fell, 9-3, at Southeastern Louisiana on Sunday evening at Alumni Field.
GW (1-3) held an early 2-0 lead after plating two runs in the top of the second inning, scoring both runs on a pair of Southeastern Louisiana (5-2) errors.
Freshman Kevin Mahala was hit by a pitch with one out and advanced to second on a single from classmate Bobby Campbell. During the next at-bat, a double-steal attempt resulted in a throwing error, allowing Mahala to cross the plate for the first run of the game. After the second out was recorded via strikeout, sophomore Matthieu Robert reached on a throwing error which allowed Campbell to score to give the Colonials a 2-0 lead.
The Lions got a run back in the bottom of the second inning on an RBI single by Kevin Carr and tied the game in the third on a run-scoring single from Jacob Seward.
The Colonials responded in the fifth with an RBI double from Beightol to move ahead 3-2.
Southeastern Louisiana chased GW starter Jacob Williams with three runs in the fifth inning to take a 5-3 lead. Williams allowed five runs (four earned) on six hits in 4.1 innings of work.
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Campbell finished 3-for-4 with a run scored while Beightol was 2-for-5 with an RBI. Senior Colin Milon threw two scoreless innings of relief after allowing a double in the seventh, where the runs were charged to Williams after he exited the ball game.
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Dr. Ronald Ferguson, Professor of Education and Public Policy, and faculty co-chair and director of the Achievement Gap Initiative at Harvard University, will speak on the campus of Grand Rapids Community College on Monday, August 1, during a two-day visit to the Grand Rapids community.
Ferguson, in town to meet with Grand Rapids Public Schools, will speak about "Excellence with equity: a social movement for the 21st century." The lecture will be held at 7:00PM in GRCC's Applied Technology Center Auditorium (room 168) and is open to the public.
"The ground-breaking findings that have come from Dr. Ferguson and his colleagues have made an impact across the U.S., and are so relevant right here, right now, in our own community," said Dr. Gilda Gely, GRCC Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs. "This is information the residents of West Michigan need to hear, from local funders, policy makers and business leaders—particularly those interested in workforce development—to teachers, administrators and, certainly, parents."
Ferguson, Senior Lecturer in Education and Public Policy at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the Harvard Kennedy School, is also an economist and Senior Research Associate at the Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy. He holds an undergraduate degree from Cornell University and PhD from MIT, both in economics and has taught at Harvard since 1983. His research and writing for the past decade have focused on racial achievement gaps, appearing in a variety of publications. His most recent book is Toward Excellence with Equity: An Emerging Vision for Closing the Achievement Gap, published by Harvard Education Press.
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Ferguson will also speak at the Grand Rapids Public Schools Institute on August 2.
"We're very pleased to be welcoming Dr. Ferguson to Grand Rapids," said Senita Lenear, Grand Rapids Public Schools board president. "His work is at the forefront of research around closing the achievement gap, one of the most pressing issues in public education today."
Grand Rapids Community College, established in 1914, offers opportunities for over 32,000 students annually in degree courses, certification and training programs, workshops and personal enrichment classes. The Training Solutions department trained over 8,100 students in specialized training programs in 2009-10. GRCC holds classes on the downtown Grand Rapids campus as well as several additional locations throughout Kent and Ottawa counties.
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First in Peaceby Christopher Hitchens Conor Cruise O'Brien
Just before he died after a long and distinguished international career as a politician, commentator, and author, Conor Cruise O'Brien completed a study of George Washington's presidency. Cruise O'Brien has been described as "a man who so persistently asks the right questions" (The Economist), and in this, his last book, he explores the question of how early America's future was determined.First in Peace considers the dissension between Washington and Jefferson during the first U.S. presidency, and reveals Washington's clear-sighted political wisdom while exposing Jefferson's dangerous ideology. Cruise O'Brien makes the case that Washington, not Jefferson, was the true democrat, and commends his clarity of vision in restoring good relations with Britain, his preference for order and pragmatism, and his aversion to French political extremism.
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This is the last in a series of books by Irish intellectual O'Brien arguing that the French Revolution was not an extension of the principles of the American Revolution, but a negation of those principles. It examines the presidency of George Washington, focusing on the dissension between Washington and Jefferson regarding the extremist tactics of the French Revolution. An introduction by Christopher Hitchens, a commentator representing the opposite end of the political spectrum from O'Brien, puts the interpretation into the larger context of O'Brien's work on the importance of rational discourse over ideology. O'Brien was a diplomat and scholar. Annotation c2010 Book News, Inc. , Portland, OR (booknews. com)
On the Eve of the Millenium: The Future of Democracy in an Age of Unreasonby Conor Cruise O'Brien
"All my life," writes Conor Cruise O'Brien, "I have been fascinated and puzzled by nationalism and religion; by the interaction of the two forces, sometimes in unison, sometimes antagonistic." In these wide-ranging and penetrating essays, O'Brien examines how throughout the world today these age-old forces are once again threatening democracy, the rule of law, and freedom of expression -- particularly in the United States, the nation founded on Enlightenment values. He weaves together beautifully written discussions on these and other timely, related topics. Enlivening his grim predictions with dry wit, he nevertheless conveys an apocalyptic sense of the threats facing democracy as we approach the third millennium.
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- Palestinian officials made it clear over the weekend they're planning to bypass Israel in their attempt to create an independent state.
P.A. spokesperson Hanan Ashrawi said they planned to take their statehood bid to the U.N. Security Council despite an almost certain veto from the United States.
"We are going to the U.N. with all the options open," Ashrawi said. "We're going to the Security Council. We're going to the General Assembly. We are not limiting ourselves to one thing," she said.
Ashrawi also said the Palestinians believe there's a chance they can get the U.S. to abstain from the vote rather than veto it.
Israel opposes the unilateral declaration of Palestinian statehood, saying the only way to resolve the decades-old conflict is through negotiations.
"It's more like a provocation," Israeli Minister of Science and Technology Daniel Hershkowitz said. "These kinds of provocations won't help. I don't think that it will get them any closer to their desire," he said.
"On the contrary, the meaning of such a step is that they prefer to go for provocations rather than sitting [down] to the negotiating table," Hershkowitz said.
In the meantime, Israel is preparing for massive protests and possible outbreaks of violence in the Palestinian territories and at checkpoints surrounding the declaration in September.
P.A. Envisions a 'Settlement Free' State
U.N. Support of Palestinian State 'Could Happen'
Israeli Official: No Return to 1967 'Borders'
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An Interactive Visualization of the C. elegans Neural Network(Works in Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari, but not Internet Explorer)
I wrote this page for readers who are C. elegans researchers. If you'd like a more basic introduction to C. elegans, read Visualizing a Worm's Neural Network.
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Officials said Angel Nieves, who was 17 years old, left his home on May 6, 2013 to go to the Shell gas station on Michigan Avenue and 13th Street.
When Nieves did not return home several hours later, his guardian called authorities.
Nieves had an active warrant out of Orange County for domestic violence/battery and was thought to be in the Orlando area.
Nieves is described as Hispanic, standing about 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighing about 135 pounds with black hair, brown eyes, wearing a blue T-shirt, blue jeans and a red baseball cap.
Anyone with information about Nieves' whereabouts is asked to contact the St. Cloud Police Department.


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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" made its much-awaited debut Friday. The Associated Press reported that it drew $24 million from its midnight showings alone, the biggest such debut, aside from the last two "Twilight" movies.
Harry's a big deal, especially with this being the second-to-last movie in the series. Next summer brings the finale and — unless the filmmakers want to anger J.K. Rowling — the defeat of Lord Voldemort.
Have you seen the movie yet? Are you still bleary-eyed from a midnight showing?
More important, how was "Deathly Hallows?" Was it faithful to the book? How does it compare to the other six "Harry Potter" movies?


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While studying abroad in Chiang Mai, Thailand, I had the opportunity to volunteer at an orphanage with kids ranging in ages from 6-18. We spent most of our evenings working on homework, preparing meals, and helping with bed time.
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Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over daily movements, we do like to keep an eye on market changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis.
AT&T (NYSE: T ) is the worst performer on the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) today. The telecom reported third-quarter results last night, and AT&T shares plunged as much as 2.9% overnight on the news.
The report itself wasn't terrible. In fact, it was outright good news. AT&T reported total sales of $32.2 billion, a 2.2% year-over-year increase that was within a rounding error of meeting analyst targets. On the bottom line, $0.66 of adjusted earnings per share came in a penny above Wall Street estimates. That's a 6.5% annual growth rate -- stronger than the top-line jump, thanks to a generous share-buyback program.
And yet, AT&T's stock has faltered. What's going on here?
Losing ground to Verizon
AT&T saw just 363,000 new wireless contract subscribers this quarter. That's more than double the year-ago period's additions but weak compared to Verizon (NYSE: VZ ) , which recently reported 927,000 new subscribers for the same period.
In other words, Verizon is wiping the floor with AT&T when it comes to attracting new customers. That's never a good sign for what's coming in future quarters.
What's next?
Losing the subscriber race to Verizon in one quarter is hardly the end of the world. AT&T still boasts 109 million wireless customers, including 72 million of the high-margin postpaid variety. Moreover, AT&T sold smartphones to 1.2 million new subscribers this quarter. The company is losing a ton of accounts on voice-only contracts. That's not a bad trade-off, given the much fatter margins of smartphone-class data plans.
In the end, I don't expect this minor discount on AT&T shares to stick very hard. Come back next week, and you'll find it difficult to discern any lasting effects on AT&T stock prices from this hiccup.
The long-term story is still the same: AT&T battles Verizon for American wireless supremacy, while lesser lights regroup around the feet of these two giants. The Verizon-AT&T duopoly may gain some serious competition in 2014 as this year's consolidating telecom buyouts start bearing real fruit, but the third quarter showed no signs of harmful ankle-biting.
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When confronted with Honor's mortality, Ethan finds his rusty empathic powers are no match for the damage that's already been done to Honor's heart - if she doesn't find a donor, Honor will die.
In the third and final book of The Honor Trilogy, teenage empath Honor is fighting for her life, while her first love, Ethan and his half-brother, Storm are fighting to keep her alive. But even if a donor is found before Honor's heart gives out, Ethan's worst fear has come true – the government has been made aware of Honor's healing abilities and now they've come to take her away.
Both Ethan and Storm have to make sacrifices to save Honor from both her fates, but who will make the ultimate sacrifice?


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The Class of 2011 Advance Women of Achievement recipients were announced today.
Join Staten Island in saluting five role models of community service at the 50th anniversary Women of Achievement luncheon on Thursday, Nov. 17 at the Hilton Garden Inn, Bloomfield.
The award recipients are:
*Elizabeth (Lisa) Rooney -- Protector of all creatures great and small
*Christina Chukalas -- Empowering girls is a lifelong passion
*Betty Harty -- A 45-year commitment to scouting
*Lynn A. Rogers -- A groundskeeper of the gravest sort
*Elissa Montanti -- Changing lives, one child at a time


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Bravo has tapped Aimee Viles VP of new media.
Viles will supervise Bravo's wireless, interactive TV, gaming and other emerging media initiatives.
She previously served as director of creative services for Ensequence, a provider of Internet TV products that works with NBC, Bravo, MTV, Nickelodeon and ESPN, among others.


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LONDON -- Owain Bennallack explains why everyone's a winner as Sainsbury's (LSE: SBRY ) looks to purchase the other half of its bank from Lloyds (LSE: LLOY ) (NYSE: LYG ) .
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Sometimes the only things that can keep you warm through a rough Chicago Winter are your love of the local sports teams and some good cold-weather gear...so why not combine them?!
These adorable, wearable plush mascot wraps are a hat, a scarf and a pair of mittens all-in-one! Put them on your head, wrap them around your neck, and tuck your hands in the pocketed ends and you'll be all warm on the inside and all Chicago on the outside.
One size fits all, but there's a different look and a different animal for every team -- the Bulls, the Blackhawks, the Bears or the Cubs (pink or blue)...if you're a South-Sider, just get yourself a nice warm pair of Sox (and a cuter mascot).
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- More than 100 officials from law enforcement agencies, prisons and community groups met Tuesday in Birmingham to begin a broad effort to cut crime by helping inmates leaving prison successfully re-enter society.
U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance led the meeting, held at the Jefferson County Courthouse for 126 officials who attended from 31 counties in the U.S. District Court's northern Alabama division. The purpose of the meeting was to form subcommittees under the umbrella of the Northern District of Alabama Reentry Council. The subcommittees will address issues inmates leaving the federal and state prison systems face as they re-enter society.
One in 100 Americans is incarcerated, Vance said, and 97 percent of those people will leave prison and return to their communities.
Helping the ex-inmates re-enter society and stay out of trouble is not only the right thing to do, it also is more cost-effective than housing prisoners, and it makes communities safer, Vance said.
The point of forming the council is not to be soft on crime, "but smart about crime," she said.
Vance said she has been working for the past few years on the idea to cut recidivism, which is the return of inmates to prison multiple times. She said she got the model for the council from a similar effort in Arizona that brought together government and private groups, created subcommittees, identified resources and gaps in those resources, and created a council committed to continuing the push for results.
Mirror efforts are going on in Alabama's two other federal districts, Vance said.
U.S. District Judge Karon O. Bowdre also spoke during the meeting. "We don't want prison just to be a revolving door," she said.
Federal judges for the northern district of Alabama have been involved in a program to keep offenders from being sent back to prison because of drug addictions.
A new program called Court Assisted Reentry Effort also begins next month, operated through Bowdre's court, to target high-risk offenders in halfway houses who are preparing to re-enter society. The offenders who qualify for the program would get more intense supervision and access to a variety of services, and they would have to go to her court twice a month, she said.
All the offenders would undergo cognitive behavior therapy to help them start thinking differently about the choices they make, Bowdre said.
Those who successfully complete the requirements in the CARE program could get a reduction in the time they have to spend on probation, Bowdre said.
Other speakers at the meeting were U.S. Northern District Chief Probation Officer David Russell and Jefferson County Circuit Judge Teresa Pulliam.
Pulliam said she would like the group to focus on ex-inmates getting jobs. Getting prisoners access to jobs and training will be the focus of one of the subcommittees formed Tuesday. Other subcommittees will address issues of housing, education, transportation, health and rehabilitation, and community re-integration and support for prisoners re-entering communities.
The subcommittees are to meet in January and then the full council will meet in February to begin developing a comprehensive plan for preventing recidivism among prisoners.


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American Studies program sponsors Books and Coffee SeriesThe Penn State Berks American Studies program is continuing their Books and Coffee Series this semester. These sessions include informal talks on books related to the American experience. All talks are held from 1:00–2:15 p.m. and are open to students, faculty, and staff of the college. Coffee and beverages will be served, and participants are encouraged to bring their lunch.
Dr. Brenda Russell, Associate Professor of Psychology and Applied Psychology program coordinator, will discuss Nicholas Kristoff and Sheryl WuDunn's Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, described as an analysis of gender oppression, including sex trafficking, forced prostitution, maternal mortality, and rape, on Monday, March 21, 2011 in the Janssen Conference Center. Greg Mortensen, author of Three Cups of Tea, writes, "It vividly illustrates how women have turned despair into prosperity and bravely nurtured hope to cultivate a bright future."
Dr. Thomas Lynn, Associate Professor of English and program coordinator for Letter, Arts, and Sciences, will discuss Anthony Lewis's Freedom for the Thought That We Hate: A Biography of the First Amendment on Friday, April 1, in the Janssen Conference Center. A law professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning ex-New York Times columnist, Lewis explores First Amendment legal quagmires, including libel law, privacy issues, the media's shielding of confidential sources, obscenity, and hate speech. His story is about the advancement of freedom by the likes of Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., Louis Brandeis, and others whose bold judicial decisions have shaped the country. The result is a stirring account of America's evolving idea of liberty.
Finally, Dr. Edwin Murillo, Assistant Professor of Spanish, will discuss Raul Ramos y Sanchez's debut novel America Libre, a story of racial conflict and oppression set in the Los Angeles of the future, on Monday, April 18, in room 145 of the Thun Library. James Rollins, bestselling author of The Last Oracle, writes, "This debut novel is fast-paced and powerfully written–a story that not only entertains but challenges readers to examine their beliefs."
For more information on the American Studies Books and Coffee Series, contact Dr. Ray Mazurek, Associate Professor of English and Co-coordinator of American Studies, at 610-396-6176 or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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NEW ORLEANS - Seems like everybody asking questions of the 49ers at Super Bowl XLVII wants to focus on Colin Kaepernick and the read option, or maybe on coach Jim Harbaugh matching up against his brother.
But the story that maybe best embodies San Francisco's struggle to get back to the Super Bowl for the first time since 1995 is that of running back Frank Gore.
Gore arrived as a third-round pick from Miami in 2005 (the 49ers could have taken Ryan Moats, but unbelievably they left him for the Eagles to grab a dozen slots later). Gore's selection was derided at the time because he'd torn both ACLs playing for the Hurricanes. The 49ers went 4-12 his first season. He finally experienced a winning record and a playoff game in his seventh season.


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Ancient Egyptian Daybook- Follow-up / The Wild Hunt interview.
Stacy Lawless interviews the Rev. Tamara Siuda about the Ancient Egyptian Daybook project in Anatomy of a Successful Pagan Kickstarter Campaign.
Stacy Lawless interviews the Rev. Tamara Siuda about the Ancient Egyptian Daybook project in Anatomy of a Successful Pagan Kickstarter Campaign.
… from Warboar: Signal Boost — The Ancient Egyptian Daybook Project – Word has since gotten around about Tamara L. Siuda's Ancient Egyptian Daybook Project, and although the initial fundraising goal has been surpassed by a little over $5,000 USD, it … Continue reading
There seems to be a lot of anxiety over starting out in Kemetic religion. The web contains a wealth of misinformation, and what looks legitimate sometimes seems forbiddingly complex. It took me a while to actually get started, and I … Continue reading
P. Sufenas Virius Lupus has written a thoughtful post on the place of the gods in modern paganism (or lack thereof.) Bringing Back the Gods. It dovetails nicely with my previous Faith & Hubris link. "For a long time now, … Continue reading
In discussions of modern Kemetic mythology, Moomas, and Jackal's Eve, the legend of Santa Min was born. Devo has created a post about him, with a special altar. As she says, "This post may not be safe for those under … Continue reading
I've been writing about Jackal's Eve, the fictional Kemetic holiday in which Wepwawet and Yinepu deliver gifts on the Night Before Moomas. Moomas is, of course, based on "The Establishment of the Celestial Cow," which was a relatively unimportant holiday … Continue reading
My friend Setken, one of my fellow Kemetic Interfaith Network bloggers, wrote an interesting post that posed several questions and invited comment. Take a look! I'm putting my responses here. I think we Kemetics are making something very new. We can't … Continue reading
My friend Devo has written a summary of how the ancient Kemetic priesthood operated, and some comparison on how priesthood is handled now, on The Twisted Rope blog: Kemetic Priesthood: Then and Now. She'll do a post later with her ideas … Continue reading
My friend Sarduriur wrote a beautiful Prayer to Heqet for Healing on her blog, Shadows of the Sun. I forgot to mention in my #2 Heqet post that the hieroglyph for 100,000 is a tadpole. It further reinforces the "teeming with life" … Continue reading


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Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney, Cameron Diaz, Rupert Everett
Julia Roberts is on a mission: "I've got exactly four days to break up a wedding," says her character, a food critic, early on in this frustratingly self-sabotaging movie. The nuptials she intends to stop are those of her closest pal (Mulroney), a sports-writer with whom she had a fling back in college, and the perfectly lovely heiress (Diaz) with whom he has fallen head over heels in love. Roberts doesn't believe theirs is the real thing. After all these years, she has now decided that she loves Mulroney, that surely he must love her, and they belong together.
Fine. Tell the man. Tell him now. Of course, if she did that, we wouldn't have a movie. So, instead, Roberts spends most of Wedding pulling every lying, vicious, dumb trick in the book on Diaz to make her squirm and to turn Mulroney against his fiancée. It's painful to watch. Why should we care about such a deceitful, nasty character? In classic romantic screwball comedies like Bringing Up Baby and The Awful Truth (rent these, you'll be glad you did), leading ladies Katharine Hepburn and Irene Dunne never set out to make their rivals look bad. Rather, they just tripped up the hero until he finally stumbled onto the truth about whom he really loved.
Roberts, very much back to her Pretty Woman adorableness, smiles wide, tosses her long curly locks with gusto and dutifully executes numerous pratfalls, but her heart never really seems to be in her character's evil doings. The talented Mulroney, who has smoldered sexily in smaller films such as Kansas City and Trigger Effect, seems muted here. Diaz is winning, but the movie is stolen by Everett, who plays Roberts's gay confidant. Whether urging her to simply tell the truth or convincing an entire restaurant full of people to join him in a spirited rendition of the Burt Bacharach-Hal David tune, "I Say a Little Prayer," he is to this movie what Eve Arden was to numerous pictures of the '40s and '50s. Which is to say, the film gets a huge lift every time he appears, and we in the audience go, oh boy, we'll have pure unadulterated fun for the next few minutes. (PG-13)
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For Scott Hoffman, winning the Class 5A Division I baseball tournament 15 days ago is a distant memory.
"That championship feeling is over," Hoffman said.
It's time for Hoffman to put in more work.
There's a summer tournament in Prescott just around the corner. Gigs with the Dodgers scout team and Junior Sunbelt team also await.
Continuing to improve as a pitcher and hitter is what Hoffman is focused on now, and if this summer's off-season training pays off just like this year, more great things are in store for the Mesa Desert Ridge junior.
He applied what he learned in the last off-season to go from a relative unknown on the high school scene to the Big Schools Player of the Year this season for The Republic.
Hoffman was undefeated as a pitcher in 13 starts this season, helping Desert Ridge earn its second consecutive state title and Player of the Year award. Last year, current Arizona State pitcher Jake Barrett was named Player of the Year for Desert Ridge.
But Hoffman had to wait until the end of this year's 5A-I title game to lock up the honors. Another player in the 5A-I final, Phoenix Mountain Pointe's Kevin Cron, was also a Player of the Year finalist.
Cron hit his state record tying 22nd home run off of Hoffman in the first inning, but Hoffman settled down and went the distance in his team's 11-4 win.
"It felt really good to start that (championship) game," Hoffman said. "It felt really good to win."
Hoffman defeated Mountain Pointe three times this year and beat another talented team, Gilbert, twice.
With Desert Ridge trailing 3-2 in the first of its two state tournament games against Gilbert, Hoffman hit a two-run homer in the third inning that helped Desert Ridge win. The right-handed pitcher hit three home runs in the major league spring training fields in the state tournament, including a two-run shot in the state championship game.
"Scott is at the top of a short list of the most competitive kids I've ever had," Desert Ridge coach Pat Herrera said.
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Romanov: Is it done, Yuri?
Yuri: No, Comrade Premier... it has only begun."It's over!" "No... it's only just begun!" Exactly What It Says on the Tin. This is stock phrase and possibly the most obvious comeback to someone telling you that your plans/goals/dreams are over. Over? No, they're not. They've only just begun. Sometimes used by villains before revealing the next stage of their Evil Plan, sometimes used by heroes before standing back up and dealing a righteous ass-whooping, sometimes used by other people for... ...stuff. Compare The War Has Just Begun, My Death Is Just the Beginning.
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Anime and Manga
- Sailor Moon (Cloverway American dub) episode "The Purity Chalice"
Mimet: You've brought great disgrace to the honorable Bad Behavior Bureau. You must turn in your skull keychain and Fire Buster immediately.Eugeal: Not a chance! The fight has only just begun, you back-stabbing weasel!
- Yubisaki Milk Tea: Touko and Yuki are playing basketball:
Touko: Basket number 8! You have zero! That was a "Drive fake"! Should we better stop?Yuki: No, not yet! I first begin now!(Note: the quote is from the german translation. The english is a bit different.)
- Supergirl and the Legion of Super Heroes #24:
Jeyra Entinn: You won this round, Legionnaries... But this is only the beginning...!
Cosmic Boy: Wow. Is there some super-villain book of quotes they all work off of?
Films — Animated
- Zira says this to Simba in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
Simba: Take him and get out. We're finished here.
Zira: Oh no, Simba. We have barely begun. (evil chuckle)
- In Anastasia, when Sophie refers to Anya and Dimitri's elopement as 'the perfect ending', the Empress corrects her, saying 'No, it's a perfect beginning.'
Films — Live-Action
- Die Hard 2:
Trudeau: McClane, is this their final response?
John McClane: No. This is only the beginning.
- The evil hotel room 1408 mocks Enslin through the radio by playing The Carpenters' "We've Only Just Begun" repeatedly.
- Last lines of Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones:
Obi-Wan: I have to admit that without the clones, it would have not been a victory.
Yoda: Victory? Victory you say? Master Obi-Wan, not victory. The shroud of the dark side has fallen. Begun the Clone War has.
- Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. Max refuses to give Blaster the Coup de Grâce after discovering the Giant Mook is actually a drooling idiot. Master is furious when he realises Max has been hired by Aunty Entity to kill Blaster, thus removing his muscle.
Master: No more methane! This place, finished!
Ironbar: No little man. We've only just begun. (shoots Blaster)
- A Song of Ice and Fire:
Arthur Dayne: And so it begins.
- Double-subverted. Ironically, said in a flashback:
Eddard Stark: No, so it ends.
- Also Catelyn Tully-Stark to little Robert Arryn.
- Nyx says some variation of this in almost every book in The House of Night series.
Live-Action TV
- The advertisements for American Chopper Senior vs. Junior start with "What looked like the end...was only the beginning!"
- In the last episode of the first season of Robin of Sherwood, the Sheriff managed to surround and kill Robin Hood ... and then the new Robin Hood showed up to rescue some of Robin's men. Dismayed, the Sheriff said, "Just as I'd begun to believe it was all over. It's not over. It'll never be over."
- 24 season 7 has Jonas Hodges saying something along these lines as he gets arrested, because he was only one member of a much larger group of villains.
- In The Aquabats! Super Show! episode "Cobraman!":
MC Bat Commander: The game is over!
Carl: Oh, but the game has only just begun! Ha ha ha, (flips some switches) TECHNOLOGY!
- Babylon 5 episode Into the Fire:
Morden: You just made a mistake, Londo! Even if my associates lose this war they have allies! They'll make sure Centauri Prime pays the price for what you've done here today!.Mollari: What I have done?! Oh, Mr. Morden, I have not even started with you yet.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
Angel: This can't go on, Drusilla. It's gotta end.
- Drusilla (as a seer) appears to foretell the coming of Angelus this way.
Drusilla: Oh, no, my pet. This is just the beginning.
- Tara in a dream, and Dracula in the following episode, both tell Buffy, "You think you know who you are, what's to come. You haven't even begun", referring to what trials she'll undergo and what she'll find out about herself.
- Person of Interest.
German Intelligence Officer: I don't know who you are or how you know to be here, but this is just the beginning.Reese: Then this is going to be a long day.
- Batman: Arkham Asylum has Batman and the Joker going back and forth with this.
Batman: It's over, Joker.Joker: Over? Why, my dear delusional Dark Knight, it hasn't even begun.
- Gradius's final bosses are this and total liars about it.
- The END Begins End of God of War 2, but the battle for Olympus has just begun
- Used in Resident Evil 5:
Chris: It's over, Wesker!Wesker: Over? I'm just getting started! (infects himself with Uroboros)
- From Halo: Combat Evolved:
Cortana: Halo, it's finished...Master Chief: No. I think we're just getting started.
- From Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2, when the Soviets have shut down the entire US Missile Command.
Romanov: Is it done, Yuri?Yuri: No, Comrade Premier, it has only begun.
- Vlad says this in Max Payne 2, after Alfred Woden protests that the killing has gone on long enough.
- Sean Devlin says this at the end of The Saboteur.
Veronique: Is it over?Sean: No, it's not over. I'm just getting started.
- "It has only begun" is a recurring phrase, bordering on Arc Words, in Mortal Kombat.
- Wanda says this to Parson in Erfworld, at the end of Book 1.
Western Animation
- In Teen Titans, Robin and Slade have this exchange at one point.
- Courage the Cowardly Dog: While trying to get their third brother back, one of the two Duck Brothers in "The Duck Brothers" exclaims "We have not yet begun to fight!".
- In Silverwing, when Goth got himself electrocuted
Marina: It's over, Shade.Shade: (grimly) No, it's just begun.
- Cow and Chicken: In episode "Super Model Cow", the Red Guy made Cow a supermodel. However, her fame was short-lived and she was desperate enough to feel it again she agreed to sing at Red's "Milky Bar". After Chicken rescued her, she thought it was over but Chicken, as he watched a poster of his beak with the writing "Just Cluck It", said it was only the beginning.
- Samurai Jack: In Jack and the Lava Monster, Jack's opponent knocks him down, and pleads with him to fight as hard as he can.
Jack: "Do not worry. I have not yet begun to fight."
Real Life
- Slight variant: At the Battle of Flamborough Head during the Revolutionary War, when Captain John Paul Jones was asked if he intended to surrender, his famous response was "I have not yet begun to fight!"
- Winston Churchill said "Now this is not the end. This is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."


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Join Lomography Gallery Store East London for a look at the classic Diana F+! Miss Diana is by far and wide our most popular gal, so be sure to check out what she is all about is this masterclass!
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Come meet Lomography's favourite gal, the Diana F+! Learn all about what makes this princess tick, from what film to use, all for her accessories before we head out and shoot in glorious 120! Tickets are £10 and include a short presentation, a lend-a-cam a roll of film plus 10% off film processing.
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