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This Festival brings together an amazing array of vegetarian natural food providers, top national speakers and chefs, and educational exhibitors in a fun and welcoming environment. It is a chance to talk directly to food producers, learn the newest items in the marketplace, taste free food samples, shop at show special discounts, or simply learn what vegetarian foods are available and where you can find them!
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The 5th annual NYC Vegetarian Food Festival returns to the Metropolitan Pavilion on March 14-15, 2015 with yummy food samples, inspiring speakers, and fun activities.
Chef Fran, the "Queen of Vegan Desserts" will demonstrate, and you will taste, some quick to make, easy to love desserts, all made with high-percentage ethical chocolate. Fran will offer tips, tricks, and information about types of chocolate as we celebrate everyone's favorite bean!
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The IACP 2015 Annual Conference takes place in Washington, D.C, March 27-30 at the Marriott Renaissance Downtown Hotel. I'll be there as an attendee, not a speaker, but I'll be blogging about the conference as well as the vegan scene in DC.
Visit the IACP website for more information: http://www.iacp.com/blog/more/2015_conference_highlights
The fourth annual The Seed Experience expo and conference takes place June 20th and 21st. Focusing on living a healthy, compassionate and eco-friendly lifestyle. The two-day festival will be filled with leading national brands and best-of-class local merchants featuring, sampling and selling their delicious plant-based foods, and environment-friendly, cruelty-free products and services. And, the most inspirational roster of speakers yet will be presenting and holding workshops that will empower and introduce you to a plant-based way of life, and answering any of your questions.
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My cooking demo will take place at 2:00pm on Saturday.
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The 42st annual conference is set for July 6 – 10, 2016, at the Conference Center at Pitt-Johnstown on the University of Pittsburg campus at Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
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That Tyrande is amazing.. it doesnt look like the ingame model.. it looks BETTER xD
That Tyrande is amazing.. it doesnt look like the ingame model.. it looks BETTER xD
I have to agree that the Tyrande cosplay looks good. Good choice of clothes and the lady's face fits too.
I also like the ideea of the totem dogs, not having to put totems all the time is always a plus.
I love this thread, i wish their was more Old God art though! I wonder what N'Zoth will look like...? o:
I already posted it, but here it is again for you.
And yes, it's mine.
Interesting resemblance.
So yeah...I'm not dead, I've just been hibernating a little. The reason I haven't really updated anything is because most of the things I've been doing are very gesture-y/sketchy or too naughty (if you're really clever, you'll find a way to get to my new, 'special' account. WINK WINK NUDGE NUDGE).
So here's this silly comic I did. Hopefully it'll tide you guys over until my next art vomit.
With the usual pitter-patter of 10 pairs of hooves gone, Tully's feelin' a little lonely, but no worries! Ze'ev is here to make everything better.
Ze'ev may be my manliest character, but he'll do anything to make Tully feel happy, even if it means donning a diaper and being a surrogate baby until the empty nest syndrome calms down.
I did this the other day when I was feeling a little down. I was grinning like an idiot throughout its creation.
It's crappy and will stay unfinished, but I like it.
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*A tad too graphic* ~Lokann
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@Violent: I think that that's a bit too much for this thread...
Sorry guys, Tried to clean it up? Don't really know the criteria of that... Just searched something, seen it, shared it... I understand if w/e happens, happens.
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<~$~("The most hopelessly stupid man is he who is not aware he is wise.")~$~> I.A.
To be short Violent, your picture was too revealing. Think about the fact that MMO Champion is a large community with lots of people around of many different ages and personality types and some don't like to know that something like that is seen on a community dedicated to a game 12+. Now I did see you tried to cover the nipples, but it was not enough covering.
I'm sure nobody here has anything against you or that picture in particular, but I hope you understand what I just wrote. Next time try to only share less-revealing art.
To all others that haven't seen the picture and the curiosity is eating you why it doesn't belong here, there were three human ladies including that boss in Scarlet Cathedral in very little clothing.
Sounds like Azazel's work. A lot of his stuff is probably a bit too much for this site.


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BLM Seeks Comments on Draft Supplemental EIS for the Ruby Pipeline Project
Reno, Nev.— The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking public comments on the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (Draft SEIS) for the Ruby Pipeline Project. The Draft SEIS has a limited scope that includes updated information on the historical extent of sagebrush steppe habitat, and present and reasonably foreseeable future actions that could impact sagebrush steppe habitat. The Draft SEIS also contains an updated cumulative effects analysis based on this information, including indirect impacts on sagebrush steppe obligate species. The BLM's decision whether to reissue the ROW Grant and require additional mitigation will be based on this analysis.
The comment period begins July 5 and ends August 19. Written comments received during this 45-day period will be considered during the development of a final SEIS. The Draft SEIS may be viewed at: http://www.blm.gov/nv/st/en/info/nepa/ruby_pipeline_project.html
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January 2010
Lithium, Thyroid Function, and Depressive Relapse
Patients with bipolar disorder treated with lithium may develop depressive episodes due to changes in thyroid function.
Fighting Fire with Fire: Injectable Heroin for Heroin Addicts?
Diacetylmorphine merits consideration as a treatment of last resort for heroin addicts who don't respond to methadone therapy.
Asenapine to Treat Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
The new antipsychotic asenapine (Saphris) appears comparable to other second-generation agents but requires sublingual administration.
Clozapine Plus Other Antipsychotics
A paper by Taylor and Smith suggests that adding another antipsychotic to clozapine (Clozaril and others) for treatment-resistant patients has minimal therapeutic benefit.
Isotretinoin (Accutane) May Exacerbate Symptoms in Patients with Bipolar Disorder
Isotretinoin (Accutane) may destabilize mood in patients with bipolar disorder.
Stimulants Associated with Sudden Death in Young Patients
Stimulants such as methylphenidate may increase the risk of sudden unexplained death in young patients.
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Depression Risk Lower with 'Whole Foods' Diet; Anxiety during Menopause Not Improved by Black Cohosh
Isotretinoin (Accutane) May Exacerbate Symptoms in Patients with Bipolar Disorder
January 2010
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Project ID: 2003DE30B
Title: Removal and Inactivation of Water-Borne Viruses Using Permeable Iron Barriers
Project Type:: Research
Start Date: 03/01/2006
End Date: 02/28/2007
Congressional District: At large
Focus Categories: Water Quality, Toxic Substances, Geochemical Processes
Keywords: drinking water, pathogens, viruses, remediation strategies, human health
Principal Investigator: Jin, Yan
Federal Funds: $19,510
Non-Federal Matching Funds: $39,020
Abstract: Microbiological contamination of drinking water continues to be one of the greatest challenges in public health risk management in the 21st century. Among the different classes of microbial pathogens, viruses are of particular importance as they are smaller than bacteria and protozoa, far more mobile in subsurface environments, and also more resistant to the currently available water treatment technologies. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) in the proposed Ground Water Rule (GWR) identifies viruses as the target organisms because they are responsible for approximately 80% of water-borne disease outbreaks for which infectious agents were identified.
The proposed research will evaluate the feasibility of using elemental iron in a continuous-flow treatment barrier to remove and inactivate waterborne viruses. We hypothesize that iron can be used to remove viruses from water because elemental iron can continuously generate and renew the surface iron oxides and oxyhydroxides through corrosion in water, and iron oxides and oxyhydroxides have been shown to inactivate viruses.
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Top Doctors 2012
Madison Magazine's biannual guide to the city's Top Doctors gives you an inside review of physicians from their toughest critics -- themselves
By: Hannah Kiddoo
Madison Magazine
Addiction Treatment
Randy Brown, UW Health
Michael M. Miller (no longer with Meriter Medical Group; now at Rogers Memorial, Oconomowoc)
Ian R. Powell, Meriter Medical Group
Allergy & Immunology
William W. Busse, UW Health
Reid M. Olson, Dean Clinic
Sameer Mathur, UW Health
Tracy P. Cotter, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Deborah A. Rusy, UW Health
Thomas M. Pellino, Madison Anesthesiology
Arthritis & Rheumatology
Carolyn L. Bell, UW Health
Kevin M. McKown, UW Health
Julie P. Hildebrand, Dean Clinic
James F. Porter, Dean Clinic
Christie M. Bartels, UW Health
Complementary & Cardiovascular Medicine
John M. Phelan, Dean Clinic
Brian G. Bachhuber, Dean Clinic
Charles K. Stone, UW Health
Alternative Medicine
David P. Rakel, UW Health
Adam Rindfleisch, UW Health
D. Jill Mallory, Wildwood Clinic
Critical Care Medicine
James I. Couser Jr., Dean Clinic
Charles A. Weber, UW Health
Dennis G. Maki, UW Health
Robert A. McDonald, Dean Clinic
Theresa L. Behrs, Dean Clinic
George T. Reizner, UW Health
Emergency Medicine
Paul K. Hick, Meriter Medical Group
Kyle Martin, St. Mary's
Azita Hamedani, UW Health
Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism
Diane F. Elson, UW Health
Paul M. Reber, Dean Clinic
Bharat B. Raman, Dean Clinic
Family Medicine
Russell J. Hermus, Dean Clinic
David J. Ringdahl, UW Health
Adam H. Balin, Dean Clinic
Sandra A. Kamnetz, UW Health
Gastroenterology & Hepatology
Mark Reichelderfer, UW Health
Susan M. Lepinski, Meriter Medical Group
Michael L. Allan, Dean Clinic
Genetic Counseling
Gregory M. Rice, UW Health
David S. Wargowski, UW Health
Steven R. Barczi, UW Health
David T. Watts, UW Health
Sanjay Asthana, UW Health
Robert Przybelski, UW Health
Cynthia Carlsson, UW Health
Eliot C. Williams, UW Health
Roy H. Kim, Dean Clinic
Brad S. Kahl, UW Health
Ann M. Sheehy, UW Health
Ibuki A. Kimura, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Cate E. Ranheim, Meriter Medical Group
Immediate/Urgent Care
Steven Tyska, UW Health
Robert S. Steele, Dean Clinic
Pamela Heilman, GHC
Infectious Disease
Dennis G. Maki, UW Health
James M. Levin, Dean Clinic
Gary Jean-Louis, Dean Clinic
Internal Medicine
N. Thomas Casper, Meriter Medical Group
Albert J. Musa, Dean Clinic
Joan F. Addington-White, UW Health
Peter D. Newcomer, UW Health
Edward R. Ahrens, St. Mary's
Christoph H. Eggert, St. Mary's
Arjang (Aji) Djamali, UW Health
R. Michael Hofmann, UW Health
Paul S. Kellerman, UW Health
Michael M. Frucht, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Brad R. Beinlich, UW Health
Fred Edelman, UW Health
Jeffery E. Masciopinto, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Robert J. Dempsey, UW Health
Bermans J. Iskandar, UW Health
Gary E. Waters, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Frederic A. Melius, Melius, Schurr, Cardwell & Raichle
Lori Wendricks-House, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Oncology, Gynecologic
Laurel W. Rice, UW Health
David M. Kushner, UW Health
Stephen L. Rose, UW Health
Ellen M. Hartenbach, UW Health
Oncology, Hematological
Brad S. Kahl, UW Health
Walter L. Longo, UW Health
Mark B. Juckett, UW Health
Roy H. Kim, Dean Clinic
Oncology, Medical
Michael S. Frontiera, Dean Clinic
Sam J. Lubner, UW Health
David L. Hei, UW Health
Oncology, Radiological
Kristin A. Bradley, UW Health
Mark Ritter, UW Health
Paul M. Harari, UW Health
Steven P. Howard, UW Health
Kevin R. Kozak, UW Health
Oncology, Surgical
Clifford S. Cho, UW Health
Sharon M. Weber, UW Health
Emily R. Winslow, UW Health
Stephen M. Boorstein, Davis Duehr Dean
Gregg A. Heatley, UW Health
Justin L. Gottlieb, UW Health
Neil Lucchese, Davis Duehr Dean
Stephen J. Sramek, Davis Duehr Dean
Orthopedics & Rehabilitation
Richard W. Glad, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
John P. Heiner, UW Health
David A. Wolff, Dean Clinic
Timothy J. Shaw, Dean Clinic
Greg K. Hartig, UW Health
Justin P. McNamar, Dean Clinic
Pain Medicine & Management
Nathan J. Rudin, UW Health
Gregory A. Love, Dean Clinic
David A. Bryce, Advanced Pain Management
Cynthia M. Bender, Dean Clinic
Palliative Medicine
Toby C. Campbell, UW Health
James F. Cleary, UW Health
Amanda E. duPreez, Meriter Medical Group
Chen-Kang Chang, St. Mary's
Erik A. Ranheim, UW Health
Pathology, Surgical
Chen-Kang Chang, St. Mary's
Gholam Reza Hafez, UW Health
Susan R. Davidson, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Katharina S. Stewart, UW Health
Dinesh M. Shah, UW Health
Brian R. Stafeil, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Podiatry (D.P.M.)
Randy S. Kittleson, UW Health
David R. Worth, Dean Clinic
Colin Todd Connell, Dean Clinic
Robert M. Greytak, Dean Clinic
Neal J. Katz, private practice
Nicholas F. Streit, Dean Clinic
David S. Dowell, Dean Clinic
Art Walaszek, UW Health
Richard C. Schramm, Dean Clinic
Pulmonary Disease
James I. Couser Jr., Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Charles A. Weber, UW Health
Nizar N. Jarjour, UW Health
John P. Schilling, UW Health
Fred T. Lee Jr., UW Health
Francis J. Thornton, UW Health
Gregg A. Bogost, Madison Radiologists
Rehabilitation Medicine
William P. Shannon, Meriter Medical Group
Courtney Hogendorn, Meriter Medical Group
James W. Leonard, UW Health
Deborah L.P. McLeish, UW Health
Reproductive Endocrinology/Infertility
Elizabeth A. Pritts, Wisconsin Fertility Institute
David L. Olive, Wisconsin Fertility Institute
Dan I. Lebovic, UW Health
Sleep Medicine
Kathryn L. Middleton, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Mary E. Klink, UW Health
Ruth M. Benca, UW Health
Jacalyn A. Nelson, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Spine Medicine
Craig A. Dopf, UW Health
W. Keith Kahle, Dean Clinic
Gregory R. Trost, UW Health
Paul A. Anderson, UW Health
James W. Leonard, UW Health
Thomas A. Zdeblick, UW Health
Sports Medicine
David Gronski, Dean Clinic
David T. Bernhardt, UW Health
Brian M. Reeder, Dean Clinic
Stroke Medicine
Justin A. Sattin, UW Health
Marcus Chacon, UW Health
Harvey S. Block, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Surgery, Bariatric
Michael J. Garren, UW Health
Jacob A. Greenberg, UW Health
Franklin P. Bendewald, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Guilherme M. Campos, UW Health
Surgery, Cardiovascular
Takushi Kohmoto, UW Health
Vijay K. Kantamneni, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Khosro (Ed) Adib, Meriter Medical Group
Haywood S. Gilliam, Meriter Medical Group
Surgery, Colon/Rectal
Charles P. Heise, UW Health
Eugene F. "Chip" Foley, UW Health
Gregory D. Kennedy, UW Health
Bruce A. Harms, UW Health
Kenneth E. Levin, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Surgery, General
Susan I. Toth, Meriter Medical Group
Ronald D. Wenger, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Michael P. Sloan, UW Health
Surgery, Hand/Microsurgery
Matthew S. Bliss, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Venkat K. Rao, UW Health
Stefan V. Zachary, UW Health
Michael L. Bentz, UW Health
A. Neil Salyapongse, UW Health
Surgery, Orthopedic
Richard W. Glad, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
James J. Prosser, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
John P. Heiner, UW Health
Surgery, Plastic & Reconstructive
Michael L. Bentz, UW Health
Clifford King, Dean Clinic
Bradley L. Manning, UW Health
Venkat K. Rao, UW Health
Surgery, Thoracic
Tracey Weigel, UW Health
James D. Maloney, UW Health
Surgery, Transplantation
Anthony M. D'Alessandro, UW Health
Joshua D. Mezrich, UW Health
Luis A. Fernandez, UW Health
Dixon Kaufman, UW Health
David P. Foley, UW Health
Jon S. Odorico, UW Health
Ann P. O'Rourke, UW Health
Lee D. Faucher, UW Health
James A. W. Orr, UW Health
Kenneth A. Kudsk, UW Health
Travel Medicine
David R. Andes, UW Health
Elaine Rosenblatt, NP, UW Health
Richard M. Reich, UW Health
Adam C. Tierney, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Stephen Y. Nakada, UW Health
Jennifer L. Maskel, Dean Clinic
David F. Jarrard, UW Health
Pediatric Specialties
Frank R. Greer, UW Health
Julie M. Kessel, UW Health
Pamela J. Kling, UW Health
Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine
Jeffrey S. Sleeth, UW Health
Steven S. Koslov, UW Health
Susan D. Ehrlich, UW Health
Alison Craig, GHC
Katherine F. Moriarty, Dean Clinic
Thomas D. Meier, UW Health
Pediatric Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
Robert F. Lemanske Jr., UW Health
James E. Gern, UW Health
Don A. Bukstein, Dean Clinic -- relocated
Mark H. Moss, UW Health
Christine M. Virnig, Dean Clinic
Pediatric Anesthesiology
Maria Fabbrocini, UW Health
Peter M. Popic, UW Health
Cari L. Meyer, UW Health
Tracy P. Cotter, Dean Clinic & St. Mary's
Deborah A. Rusy, UW Health
Lianne Stephenson, UW Health
Pediatric Cardiovascular Medicine
Larry H. Weinhaus, Dean Clinic
Kathleen Maginot, UW Health
John Hokanson, UW Health
Pediatric Diabetes & Endocrinology
Ellen L. Connor, UW Health
David B. Allen, UW Health
M. Tracy Bekx, UW Health
Aaron L. Carrel, UW Health
Pediatric Hematology & Oncology
Carol A. Diamond, UW Health
Diane M. Puccetti, UW Health
Paul M. Sondel, UW Health
Ken De Santes, UW Health
Pediatric Hospitalist
Sabrina M. Butteris, UW Health
Jonathan E. Fliegel, UW Health
Shannon M. Dean, UW Health
Michelle M. Kelly, UW Health
Pediatric Otolaryngology
Diane G. Heatley, UW Health
Tony L. Kille, UW Health
J. Scott McMurray, UW Health
Pediatric Psychiatry
William B. Taft, UW Health
Travis B. Copeland, Dean Clinic
Julianne J. Brown, Dean Clinic
Pediatric Pulmonary Disease
Mary K. Schroth, UW Health
Christopher G. Green, UW Health
Theresa W. Guilbert, UW Health
Michael J. Rock, UW Health
Don B. Sanders, UW Health
Pediatric Sports Medicine
David T. Bernhardt, UW Health
Gregory L. Landry, UW Health
Brian M. Reeder, Dean Clinic
>>For the full list of Top Doctors 2012 and related articles, click here.
Copyright 2012 by Madison Magazine. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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North Central College's 50-voice Concert Choir will hit the road March 14-23 to perform and sing in churches and venues throughout Indiana, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida.
The Concert Choir will kick off its tour with a performance on its Naperville campus at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 11, in Wentz Concert Hall at the Fine Arts Center, 171 E. Chicago Ave. Open to the public, the concert will feature a variety of sacred and choral classics the choir will sing on tour. Tickets are $5/adults, $3/students and senior citizens; call 630-637-SHOW (7469) or visit northcentralcollege.edu/showtix.
Repertoire includes "Psalm 117" by G. P. Telemann, "Regina Coeli" by W.A. Mozart, "I Waited for the Lord" by Felix Mendelssohn and "The Battle of Jericho" arranged by Moses Hogan, to name a few. Lighter, contemporary fare, such as "Birthdays" by Kirke Mechem and "A Red, Red Rose" arranged by James Mulholland, are also part of the program.
All performances on the itinerary are free and open to the public and include:
• Wednesday, March 14: 7 p.m. concert at Faith United Methodist Church in Goshen, Ind.
• Thursday, March 15: 7 p.m. concert at Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ in Pleasant Hill, Tenn.
• Sunday, March 18: 10 a.m. church service at Church of the Isles, United Church of Christ, in Indian Rocks Beach, Fla.
• Sunday, March 18: 4 p.m. concert at Calvary Episcopal Church in Indian Rocks Beach, Fla.
• Tuesday, March 20: 7 p.m. concert at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Deerfield Beach, Fla.
• Wednesday, March 21: 7 p.m. concert at First United Methodist Church in Punta Gorda, Fla.
• Thursday, March 22: 7 p.m. concert at First United Methodist Church in Valdosta, Ga.
• Friday, March 23: 7 p.m. concert at Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, Tenn.
The Concert Choir is chosen by audition and directed by Professor of Music Jeordano Martinez (photo), who also leads North Central's Opera Workshop, teaches courses in music history and literature, and is music director for the College's musical theatre productions. Martínez has been recognized on two occasions by the College for distinguished teaching with a prestigious Dissinger Award for Teacher of the Year. He's also conductor of the Naperville Chorus, a 125-voice community oratorio chorus. Accompanying the touring choir on piano is David Schmitz, associate professor of mathematics at North Central.
North Central College offers undergraduate programs of study in music, jazz studies and music education in choral and instrumental. Students take a combination of core music classes, private lessons, ensembles and other classes suited to their area of specialization or interest. For more information about the College's music program visit northcentralcollege.edu/majors/music or contact Martinez at 630-637-5626.


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And then it hit me. Why not start a new kind of company? "What? A company that always reaches out to the community, that's always giving back, are you nuts?
"No, not nuts. Coffee beans. I knew I could make it work. I knew it because of my engaged learning experience at RMU while I was doing my graduate work. My advisor suggested I get involved in what was a five year sustainability study, and it literally changed my direction.
Today, my company, Beecher's Coffee, roasts fair trade and organic coffees, we use cellulose packaging and 100-percent recycled paper, and a major share of sales goes to the Glad Run Foundation.
My next goal is a doctorate in sustainable
Oh, I might write another children's book based on
sustainability, I've just published my first one,
dedicated to my son.
No kidding, you never know where engaged learning
will take you. Like the rest of your life, for instance."
Want to hear Dave's radio commercial?
Click here.
Besides managing the daily business of Beecher's Coffee & Premium Tea, Dave is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Sustainable Development from Durham University in England. It's a split program with Fudan University in Shanghai, that requires Dave to travel to China every eight weeks. Currently he's ranked number one in his class and is president of his academic class. He expects to graduate in early 2014.
In addition to that, he's also actively involved in
helping the poor of Haiti by working to reestablish
the country's once thriving coffee industry. Recently
he was asked to join the board of directors of the
Friends of Hôpital Albert Schweitzer (friendsofhas.org),
which supports projects in collaboration with the
hospital's mission to improve the health and
well-being of the people in Haiti's Artibonite Valley.
Now he's working with the hospital to launch an
exclusive, $100/pound Haitian coffee known as
the "Pearl of the Antillies", the sales of which will help support the Haiti Timber Reintroduction Project.
Dave received his Doctor of Business Administration from Durham University in Spring 2015, where he commuted from Wexford, PA to the UK for over four and a half years. Yes, you read that correctly. Every six weeks Dave would make the 12-hour trip to Durham and spent two weeks studying and attending classes. He focused on strategy and consumer behavior theory and his research was about how and why a strategy of sustainability can be used for graduate business schools in the U.S. to gain competitive advantage. Upon completion he was hired as a lecturer in RMU's School of Business, where he teaches strategic management and management, theory, and practice.
Dave is still changing lives through his business by serving Haitian communities. "We work with an organization called Haiti Friends, who planted 20,000 coffee trees last year in the mountains of Haiti. This demand for coffee gives the people on the ground there viable opportunities to take their skill sets and make money with them."
As an alum of Robert Morris, Dave says he's excited to be back at his alma mater. "A big part of my research found that students cared more about their return on investment and their job prospects than the cost of education. This is something Robert Morris has done particularly well and is one of the reasons I was really interested in coming back here, because of their engaged learning and their relationships with local businesses."


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Democrat postpones mining bill until next week
Republicans unveiled new bill Wednesday
A Democratic lawmaker has postponed introducing his version of new mining regulations until next week.
Senator Tim Cullen formed a bipartisan committee last year to study Wisconsin's mining regulations and develop strategies for streamlining them. He formed the group after a Republican bill that would have overhauled the state's regulations failed in the Senate by one vote in March.
Republicans unveiled a bill Wednesday that mirrors the proposal that died. The new bill didn't include any ideas from Cullen's committee, leaving the Janesville Democrat incensed.
Cullen promised to introduce his own bill on Friday. But his office says drafting has been delayed, pushing the introduction back to Tuesday.
Cullen's bill has almost no chance of passing, at least not as a comprehensive proposal. Republicans control both the Senate and Assembly.
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Dear Newbies,
Spring is here. And being that I am a native to Florida, I love love love it! I get to spend more time outside by the beach, pool, at theme parks and festivals and just enjoying the weather. This makes Year 2 of my make-up/beauty obsession and I have to say, I have learned a TON since last year. Here are my Top Spring/Summer Tidbits for Newbies.
Wear Bronzers
I've stopped wearing face make-up but that doesn't mean that I don't want some kind of glow. My new Bobbi Brown Shimmerbrick is perfect for a Springy/Summer glow.
And I know it's a bit on a pricey side (ahem, $42) but yall gotta trust me on this one. Such a great investment! And I'm sure there are better dupes out there (namely Milani) but I've been having dreams about this Shimmerbrick since December of last year. I swirl my MAC 182 brush in this and lightly brush it on the apples of my cheeks. A little goes a long way and it gives me a noticeable but subtle shimmer. I love it! I didn't think that darker skinned women could pull of bronzers, but honeyyyyy, we sho can. I'll show you in the FOTDs to come.
Minimal Eye Shadows
I already have oily lids so going through the hassles of putting on 1-2 bases and 2-4 eye shadow colors on just isn't something that I look forward to in the summertime. Instead, I just sweep a highlight under my brows. I still look "made up" but with little effort. Vanilla pigment is my HG highlight and looks great when applied with a fluffy brush.
Pretty Pouts
My lips aren't always so hot in the winter time because they tend to be drier. But during spring/summer, I love bustin' pretty and rich colors. Yes, girl…even at the beach while sippin' a pina colada. Pretty lips give the face instant glam! And lip products don't even have to be top of the line.
Ya feel me? $1.72 for N.Y.C. Gotta love it!
Fab nail colors with cute sandals
And when I say fab nail colors, I mean alllll colors! Orange, green, yellow, pink, purple, fire engine red….any and every color. And I love designer shoes like a lot of females but I also love to save some money and get twice as many pairs at Payless. Shooo…..I ain't shame. I think these are mad cute for only $10.
And with colors like these….
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You couldn't tell me anything…
So, see, newbsters…spring/summertime is great for us! Last year I spent a lot of time coming up with make-up designs with my terrible skills. This post is a great example of that. This time around I plan on taking it easy on the face, checking out new collections and perfecting liner on the lower lash line. That's my project of the season!
What's yours? Do you have any tips/suggestions for fellow newbies? Share them!
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Directed by Nathan Juran (credited as Nathan Hertz)
Allison Hayes – Nancy Fowler Archer
William Hudson – Harry Archer
Yvette Vickers – Honey Parker
The frustration and very public shame of her situation causes her to drink heavily, which turns up the glare of the small town spotlight, which leads to more cheating from Harry, which leads . . . Add to this the fact that she has inherited her father's fortune, 50 million bucks, which is more that anyone in this cocklebur of a town has ever heard of - including her husband and his lover, who spend most of their time in the local dump necking to jazz records and scheming out ways to have her committed. Everyone treads gently around Nancy, though. See, Nancy isn't the richest person in town; she is the only rich person to come anywhere near town. Without her name on the tax rolls, the "town" blows away like a dust devil in August.
Her drama is set against a town that has a very bad case of the sweaty shakes. Having to mollycoddle a wealthy, unstable alcoholic has given the entire town a moist, gutless claustrophobia. There's an atmosphere of corruption, yes, but one would hardly give it the credit to call it evil. It's more like folks just don't know quite what to do with the little scraps of bitter honesty they have left. Cops are on the take, sure, but the stakes and payoffs are so low it doesn't warrant the adventure of graft. Local harlot, Honey Parker, all but pulls married Harry's zipper down while the two share about a foot of booth at the local bar, but none of the regulars even look up from their warm drafts.
But something will happen to shatter, and shatter but good, the venial complacency and somber grit of the little, nothing town on the edge of nothing. Nancy is going to be touched. No, not by an angel - not hardly. The finger of fate here comes via a radiation saturated, thirty foot tall, smiling, bald alien in prince valiant clothing; who needs our rich Nancy's showy diamond to run his interstellar satellite.
I suppose that may take a bit of explanation:
Our story opens with a television news broadcast, which was a popular technique in atomic age movies. It was an inexpensive and quick way to set up the story, or to move the story along, without a lot of fussy acting or dialogue slowing things down, plus it had the fringe benefit of adding a certain weight to the proceedings. Our newscaster tells us of a series of UFO sightings, the orbital path of which should put the thing over our California deserts, well, lets see, "in a matter of minutes." Our newscaster, it seems, is completely wasted working for this two-bit news station, as he has done these extremely specific and complicated calculations based on a couple of sketchy sightings, using nothing more than his finger and an elementary school world globe sitting by his news desk. Then, perhaps it's true what the baby-boomers say – people really were smarter before calculators and computers.
Whichever the case may be, the anchorman form KRKR-TV is precisely on the money. Next scene opens with Nancy Archer whipping along at a reckless speed along a desolate stretch of highway 66 at night, when a huge, white sphere comes floating down to block the road. We get our first taste of exactly how tightly Mrs. Archer is strung as she begins screaming at top volume the moment the ball comes into sight. Now, granted, a two-story white ball floating down onto the highway would be a startling occurrence, one that would warrant, maybe, an extremely cautious egress; but the complete, instantaneous terror with which Mrs. Archer greets it seems a bit much. It appears, after all, to be only a large white balloon. It makes a distinctly satellite-like bleeping, but nothing about it seems particularly threatening (it's worth noting that this film was released just following the Soviet launched sputnik satellite orbiting of the globe, which caused atomic age America all kinds of concerns. Later, the alien craft of this film is referred to as a "satellite,' which it clearly isn't).
From whence she came is the town's dusty, little drinking pit, "Tony's Bar and Grille," where she took her leave to avoid another public row with her husband, Harry. Indeed, we cut to the bar to find Harry and Honey climbing all over each other. Harry is complaining how fed up he is with Nancy, how he would dump her in a heartbeat if only, well, without her he would be just "Harry" minus all her fortune. Honey has many coy suggestions between gropings, ranging from simply killing Nancy to having her committed (Nancy, we learn, has spent some time in a sanitarium, drying out. We also learn something in this scene that is easy to miss: that she drinks so heavily in search of relief from chronic migraine headaches).
The sheriff sends his deputy into the bar to find Harry while offering Mrs. Archer some coffee over at his office. This sends the weather blown Mrs. Archer into a shouting tirade at both the crowd and the sheriff for thinking her drunk. She continues to scream at everyone, shouting now about some alien craft, snapping her head around at the crowd like a cornered cat, telling them how something came down on the highway, thirty feet tall and lighting up the sky! I tell you, I'm not drunk! I'm not! Actually, judging by the open-mouthed stars of the locals, they all imagine her a few rungs on the serious ladder above "drunk."
The sheriff manages to get Mrs. Archer seated in the patrol car. When the deputy returns, after having accepted his standard bribe from Harry for not finding him, the sheriff tells him to grab the riot gun. Their going to go for a ride in the desert for Mrs. Archer. "Jeez, why the heavy artillery, chief?" asks Deputy Charlie. While the deputy stands there looking stupid, the sheriff is forced to explain to his simpleton deputy that Mrs. Archer has reported a flying satellite and a 30 foot giant out on route 66. His tone says it all: When Mrs. Archer reports a flying satellite and a giant alien, the sheriff's office will provide Mrs. Archer with fifty million dollars worth of investigation.
The next few scenes establish what a complete slimy heel Harry is - how much he enjoys belittling his wife, and how much he openly covets her money and possessions. In one scene, giving her the old smooth talk while putting her to bed, (for rest because she's so distraught) he takes off her opulent necklace, the Star of India, and slips it into his jacket pocket for safekeeping. Obvious also, in painful fashion, is how much Nancy needs his love and support. She threatens to cut him off unless he stops his slime ball ways, but we know, as does Harry, that she never can. "I need you harry," she says prophetically, falling asleep after her tirade, "all to myself."
We are given also, as soul support of Mrs. Archer, the family butler, Jess. Jess is played Ken Terrell, an actor that made a living in Hollywood for over thirty years primarily as a stunt man. Family retainer Jess certainly looks like a hard piece of leather - quite willing and able to beat the living shit out of Harry, if only Mrs. Archer would give the say so. "Anything I can do for you, Mrs. Archer?" Jess is fond of saying, glaring with open hatred at harry, his entire body poised forward. In fact, before movie's end, our stalwart butler, who has served Mrs. Archer since she was a child, will risk his life in defense of his employer, and will, in point of fact, deliver upon Harry a very sound thrashing (until Harry cheats and ends the contest with a liquor bottle).
But for now, our story is boosted along, not surprisingly, by the kept woman, Honey. One evening in their local tavern, Honey lets him catch an earful: She is sick of Harry and his crappy little town, not to mention the lousy fleabag she's been set up in, and the steady diet of waiting, waiting, waiting! Harry, in response, tells her of his recent brainstorm: She's cracking up, baby, says Harry, sidling up close. She's seeing spacemen and satellites. Harry's plan is to call in the trusted family quack, Dr. Cushing, who will surely declare her nuts again (he was the same trusted family physician who committed her years before). Once she's committed, the family money is mine all mine! That's more like it, says Honey, lighting a smoke and warming a bit, "I don't know how much more I can take of this set up." With the timing of a born carnie, Harry slips the Star of India (the most famous diamond in the world!) from his pocket and waves it under her nose, which seems to be the very tonic for snapping Honey out of her evening doldrums. She makes a clutch for it like a cat taking a swipe at butterfly, but Harry is to quick for her. Not now, he says, holding the massive necklace just beyond her claws. Later, he promises, it could be yours, if you play your cards right. "let's call Dr. Cushing!" says Honey, stabbing out her cigarette, completely reinvigorated and pushing Harry out of the booth.
Harry hurries back to the home front and has himself a stiff drink while Jess glares at him and Dr. Cushing (Roy Gordon) is upstairs, seeing to his charge. The avuncular doctor comes downstairs and gives the diagnosis all physicians give in a pinch: it's a simple case of exhaustion. Bed rest is prescribed. The doc then tells Harry that he is the best medicine for her. "she seems to get a great deal of conciliation from you," he tells Harry, providing the kind of keen insight that got Nancy committed in the first place. The doctor then turns to Jess and gives him a bottle of sedatives. Jess is to give Mrs. Archer one every four hours, and it is absolutely crucial that she have absolutely no alcohol with these (Now, I am no physician, but since this is the family doctor who knows full well that Nancy is a chronic alcoholic that drinks to relieve the pain of migraine headaches, and was in fact a bit drunk when the doctor showed up, it seems that Dr. Cushing's prescription of a heavy sedative that must be taken all day without alcohol leans heavily to the optimistic).
You sure she's not having a relapse? prods Harry, obviously hopeful. Well, the doctor certainly hopes not. No, dear boy, with a little patience and understanding from you, she will be fine just fine. Off course, the doctor stresses, another stay in the nut house, er, private sanitarium, will undoubtedly kill her.
The doctor takes his leave, and while Harry returns to swirling his drink, we can see the conman engine revving up to significant RPMs right behind his beady eyes and smug grin: Let's see: Nancy can only get better with my patience and kind care – check. If she is returned to the land of padded rooms and spoon-fed meals it will kill her – check. And finally, I have at my disposal a large quantity of prescription sedatives that must under no circumstances be taken with alcohol – check, check, double-check! Talk about your silver platters! Could this deal get any sweeter? Well, normally you would say no, but don't forget to take into account Mrs. Archer profoundly dramatic and self destructive nature.
As Harry plans things out, Mrs. Archer comes down stairs, looking anything but tired in a tight pair of toreador pants and hoop earrings. She and Harry have a bit of a tiff, in which Harry returns the Star of India diamond as if to prove his fidelity before he stomps out of the room in a huff (Nancy, oddly, doesn't wonder what the hell he was doing with it in the first place). Once alone, Mrs. Archer goes right to the bar and begins to pound them back, dismissing Jess when his concern cramps her elbow room. She turns the TV on as a distraction, and we find the same newscaster that opened the picture, detailing in sentences dripping sarcasm, the report of her sighting of the satellite and 30 foot monster. He suggests, in cryptic fashion, that she was perhaps both drunk and crazy. This causes Mrs. Archer, already half in the bag, to act crazy and toss her liquor bottle through the TV screen. Jess and Harry come running.
I'm not crazy! I'm not! demands Mrs. Archer, sounding crazy as a scalded rat. She insists that Harry accompany her back out into the desert to look for the satellite. Sure, fat chance, suggests Harry's expression. But don't you see, explains Mrs. Archer, serving up Harry yet another softball, I'm certain it's out there, waiting for me! I'm certain of it! Harry's eyes shrink down to pinpricks, spotting the angle. "And if it isn't?" he coaxes. "Then I am crazy and should be committed," she says dramatically.
"Well," he says, lighting up a cigarette, clearly enjoying the moment, "now we've combed all through these hills. You saw it. There's nothing out here. Nothing but emptiness." Harry pauses another tic, just to make his next offer sound as hopeless as possible – "Well, shall we drive on a little further?"
Harry's words have their effect: Mrs. Archer breaks down into racking sobs, hiding her face in her hands as the last vestiges of pride are lost in the dry, desert night air. "I'm sorry, Harry. I'm sorry," she pleads, her voice reduced to a pathetic child. If Harry has a moment in the film where he might reveal a trace of humanity, this is it. Harry only looks on her with a hint of contempt, though, puts the cigarette between his lips, and starts the car up.
Driving back home, and to her inevitable commitment, Nancy is nearly catatonic until a flash illuminates the road in front of them. It is the giant, white alien craft, bleeping and lighting up the night like a Christmas ornament, set a bit off the road.
"That's it! That's it!" Nancy begins shrieking, delirious with triumph. "I told you! I was right! It's real! It's real!" her voice is breaking into squeals. She jumps from the car and runs across the weeds and cracked earth, as Harry chases after her, barking for her to get back in the car (she is, after all, wearing the Star of India Diamond again). Nancy rushes to the huge craft and lays her hands on it in a plaintive gesture, all but hugging the thing to her. She begins slapping it with the flat of her hands. It's real! It's real! I'm not crazy! I told you! Tragically, it is this moment of supreme confirmation that finally proves too much for Mrs. Archer, and it becomes clear that her mind has snapped. To finally close the door for any possible chance to return to sanity, the alien giant appears (a particularity benign looking fellow, bald and smiling) and reaches for her neck. As his wife screams her way into insanity, Harry pulls the revolver that was packed along for the ride, empties it into the giant, and without a word decides it's time to cut his loses. He turns and runs back to the car and squeals off into the night, leaving Nancy to her fate.
The plot aligns its final points in economic fashion as the movie heads quickly into the big 50 foot grand finale: Harry rips through the house, gathering up his things to split town (it is at this juncture, as Harry is fleeing the house, that noble jess decides to give Harry the beating he has been keeping in cold storage, and is doing a right fine job of it until Harry breaks a handy liquor bottle over his head). Just before they take it on the lam, Deputy Charlie, who turns out to be a mean, little prick behind his clownish façade, drags them to see the sheriff. Mrs. Archer has been found, strangely, half naked on the roof of the estate's pool house, and all convene back at the Archer's.
All concerned now suspect that Harry is up to something no good after Jess's tale of Mrs. Archer's abandonment out in the desert. While Mrs. Archer is resting upstairs after her ordeal, Harry tells the sheriff that Jess is lying and he never went with his wife into the desert at all. Honey backs up her lying lover, which leaves things in a kind of limbo. The doctor prescribes a series of sedative injections to a nurse (which Honey conveniently overhears), and everyone goes into a holding pattern until Mrs. Archer can regain consciousness and, as everyone now suspects, coaberate loyal Jess's story.
As Harry and Honey hop into the car for the drive back to Honey's motel room, our toxic vixen no longer minces words. Since everything is going to go to shit when Mrs. Archer regains consciousness, the obvious move is to see she never does. Honey tells about the easily-overdosed injections the doctor has prescribed, which would settle the matter nicely if only Harry has the stones for it. Well, Harry, do you? "Read the morning papers," says Macbeth to his Lady, a newfound tone of murder in his voice.
The nurse (Eileen Stevens) just starts screaming, as Harry recoils violently from the bedside. The nurse stops screaming, pausing just long enough to shout for the doctor's help, and then continues her screaming for the rest of the scene. The doctor appears off camera muttering about the "astounding growth" (other than a glimpse of a huge, extremely fake hand, we are given only the nurse's ever screaming face to gauge the hideousness of Mrs. Archer's transformation. It works though, because actress Stevens has a tremendous movie scream that could etch initials in glass and a large set of eyes that lend themselves beautifully to terror). We fade out of the scene with Harry slowly backing up to stand near the nurse, never taking his horrified eyes off his now gigantic wife.
We cut to the following day when enormous amounts of supplies, including gallons upon gallons of plasma and several feet of heavy chain, are delivered to the Archer house via truck (the chain is for the construction of a winch so as to move the extremities of the comatose Mrs. Archer). Dr. Cushing has decided to do the only thing possible when the medical going gets tough in a B movie: he calls in a second doctor, a specialist with a very heavy Viennese accent and a "Von" in his name. The two doctors confer over a microscope. Dr. Cushing, smoking a pipe for the first time now that the case has taken on a distinctive international flavor, watches solemnly as Dr. Heinrich Van Loeb lifts his gaze from the scope and rubs his eyes and delivers his expert diagnosis: what the matter on the slide, whatever it may be, has revealed is that Mrs. Archer has been exposed to high levels of radiation and the portion of her brain that controls growth has gone nuts (imagine this last part with a heavy accent, pipe puffing, and a good dose of semisensical medical/scientific jargon).
Can surgery cure it? asks Dr. Cushing, blinking through the pipe smoke. Yes, says our foreign, therefore more ingenious, doctor (the prominence of Albert Einstein, combined with the memory of Sigmund Freud, gave the American scientific, psychiatric, and medical communities of Hollywood B films a real case of the wobbles throughout the 1950s. J. Robert Oppenheimer, though technically an American and a genius, always seemed odd, that is to say, European or perhaps extraterrestrial).
Harry has scuttled away to his squalid love nest with Honey, who can't help but belittle him for his lack of balls. "I read the morning papers," she says, jiggling around the room to some jazz, giving him a nice paper cut. I told you what happened, whines Harry, already somehow with a drink in his hand. What the hell are we going to do now! What with her being the most astound medical freak the world has ever know and all. And I'll be damned if she can't be cured with surgery, once they get my OK. As usual, our nubile little demon supplies the plan: "Then all you have to do is hide out and let her swell up like a balloon!"
While Harry and Honey hide out and wait for the balloon/wife to burst, the sheriff and Deputy Charlie are investigating the pool roof where Mrs. Archer made her reappearance from the desert. They find the giant's tracks. "Wow, what is it?" says Charlie, though what they find is absolutely nothing else but the imprint of a giant, bare foot. "I don't know," says the sheriff, "but whatever it is, it wasn't made by a Japanese gardener!"
The sheriff sends Charlie back to the office, deciding to take along a far better man, Jess the butler (and it's a damn good thing he does, too, as ever-useful Jess is called upon to push the Sherriff out of a ditch as they follow the tracks into the desert– a procedure Charlie would have fowled up to a fair-thee-well for sure). The two not only find the satellite but also the missing revolver, thereby deducing, as they approach the bleeping ball, that Harry must have emptied the revolver before leaving Mrs. Archer alone, and the giant must not only be real but must have deposited Mrs. Archer on the pool house roof after their encounter (a rather gentlemanly gesture, right?).
Back at the estate, our two doctors have adjourned from their work to a contemplative moment out by the pool. Amid the cool of the evening, the offer up this fascinating piece of Atomic Age analysis of the human condition:
Family doctor Cushing, still working over his pipe for authority, fondly remembers Nancy as a young girl, always happy, full of joy; but something happened after her marriage. Says the doctor in weighty tones "Her health seemed to rise and fall with the tide of her emotions."
Doctor Von Loeb weighs in sagely from his Austrian perspective: "Ah, another sad case. A case not infrequent in this supersonic age we live in."
"I'm afraid I may have been unwise when I advised Nancy to take Harry back after they separated," says Dr. Cushing, easily winning the "No Shit Sherlock" award for 1959 by a wide margin.
Oh no, comforts Heinrich, steering Cushing away from the only sound diagnosis either of them have made in the picture; "Who knows, my friend? When women reach the age of maturity, mother nature sometimes overworks their frustration to the point of irrationalism. Like a middle aged man, of our age, who finds himself looking longingly at a girl in her early twenties."
Doctor Cushing accepts a light for his pipe from Von Loeb, well relieved. Whew, for a second there I thought I had steered my lifelong charge into the arms of a conman; thank heavens it was menopause all along. No wonder she's acting so dodgy!
As our men of medical science enjoy a smoke, we cut to the nurse busily doing all the real work, when suddenly – from upstairs, we hear a terrible, reverberated voice echoing beyond all human proportions!
"Harry? Harry?"
Mrs. Archer is awake and very, very pissed, which means the real fun starts.
For the remainder of the film, we have the fully justified rampage of Mrs. Archer. The doctors try drugging her with an elephant syringe full of morphine and reinforcing her chains, but it won't take. Harry is sent for, but refuses to leave Tony's, preferring to slow dance with Honey. The now giant-ized Mrs. Archer, having attained her full 50 feet, tears the roof of her house and scares the credentials out of our two doctors as they barley escape the house's destruction with their flabby jowls howling all the way.
"I know where my husband is!" says the towering voice, and indeed she does. Mrs. Archer takes slow, giant strides across town, making a bee-line for Tony's bar and the seedy hotel attached to it. Naturally, she checks the hotel first. This scene is particularly human as Nancy, via her giant hand, shatters the window to the room (Mrs. Archer has known all along what was going on, right down to the room number) and destroys the very bed where her husband fell so hard from her grace, tossing the vile thing over and smashing it.
Throughout the film it as fallen on Dr. Cushing to state the obvious, always in tones as though he were revealing the wisdom of the prophets; and he has one more pronouncement to go before we wrap things up:
"She finally got Harry all to herself," he says, and the absolutely useless Dr. "Von" Loeb shrugs his shoulders in weary sadness. Ah, what can one do with middle-aged women in this supersonic age? I can only add it is a damn shame Nancy didn't squash both of them flat back at the ranch when she had them dead to rights.
This movie has been immensely popular over the years, never failing to please. There are a ton of good reasons for this other than the obvious psycho-sexual thrill and rampant imaginings the famous poster image has inspired in both boys and men for half a decade (I for one had a pre-teenage crush on Nancy Archer, 50 feet tall and running around town at night in her underwear, smashing an entire town! I always imagined she would find me, perhaps peering in at me through a window of the hotel, and find me intriguing. Smiling, should would carefully lift me out. For what? What I was going to do with a 50 foot woman, or even more startling, what she might do with me, was - well, the imagination runs a bit wild at that point, so I will spare you. Suffice to say it was the immensity of all that pure flesh that nearly drove me nuts).
It certainly isn't the dazzling special effects that keeps folks coming back for more with this movie; some of which are downright mediocre if very charming. While the destruction scenes are solid and thrilling, the scenes of the giants, both alien and domestic, are a bit shabby, and sometimes actually transparent. This film, fortunately, didn't put all of its eggs in that basket.
The main reason for its continued success is the fact that there is just so much going on, and all of it gritty fun: Adultery, a murder plot, twisted sexual obsession, small town depravity and repression, and much more! We have the magnificent performances from our two female leads, Allison Hayes and Yvette Vickers; and at least a damn good job turned in by William Hudson. His low-rent chiseler hits the mark more than once in the movie.
The movie also is capable of a surprise or two. I particularly enjoy the strange put true love between the two main heels, Harry and Honey, and count it an unexpected pleasure every time I watch this movie.
Yes, they are nothing but a couple of cheap grifters. Okay, they do nothing but lie and cheat through the entire film, even plot and nearly carry out murder. They are about as evil as this little side-road burg will ever see, but they do, after a fashion, truly love each other. Consider the moment when, near the end, Harry is holed up in Honey's hotel room, the both of them waiting together while Nancy dies form radiation or gigantism, or both. They have been apart for a bit, Harry having to pretend for an evening to care for comatose Nancy. Harry seems a bit snappish, brooding and staring out a window, and Honey looks at him . . . what, warmly? Maybe not. Maybe just with understanding.
"What's a matter, Harry?" she asks, "conscious bothering you?" She pours them some drinks and brings his to him. "The trouble with us," she continues, "is we both have the same decease: Money. And all the happy ways to spend it."
Harry takes his drink and looks at her. After a moment, they smile at one another. "I missed you," he says with genuine warmth, and he pulls her to him. Consider also when Nancy smushes Honey under the roof beam, Harry doesn't run as one would expect, but tries to save her. If this film wasn't so filled with California light and radiated science, it might have made a very torrid James M. Cain style film noir with doomed, rotten lovers at the center.
This one is pure, lively entertainment from beginning to end - something very common in B films from the era, and something this film had in every single scene.
So. Watch and enjoy, and guys, for God's sake take a lesson: never cheat on a beautiful, statuesque redhead worth 50 million dollars. - Radiation Cinema