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Robin's parents Leah and Marcus are always fighting. Leah is too
devoted to her job, and now she has a chance at a promotion that will
require the family to move from Phoenix to Denver. Marcus wants to
continue his career as an architect at the company he works for.
Robin doesn't really want to go to summer camp, but she does anyway hoping it will help things will get better between her parents. She seems happy enough and she makes friends with Amelia, who is quite shy and behaves strangely. Amelia, whose widowed mother is quite controlling, wishes she had Robin's situation. Robin learns to appreciate that her parents really do love her.
After a tragedy, Robin becomes quite depressed, but she soon feels better. One reason is her new friend Dorothy, who she meets in the park. Soon Dorothy has moved into the building. Leah has moved to Denver and is coming home periodically, so Dorothy becomes sort of a substitute mother, which doesn't please Leah one bit.
Dorothy is friendly at first but later starts behaving strangely.
This movie had a pleasant, family-drama tone most of the time, though it occasionally detoured into creepy and, by the end, creepy and frightening became the rule rather than the exception. I found it quite entertaining.
Diana Scarwid did an outstanding job, maintaining a pleasant facade and rarely showing that she had a disturbing side--at least not until close to the end, when she effectively played the wacko. I would compare her performance to Anthony Hopkins in "Silence of the Lambs"--one comment I heard about Hopkins in that movie was that he was scary precisely because he wasn't scary. Of course Hopkins is a much better actor, but the comparison still applies.
Evan Rachel Wood came across as quite appealing. She handled friendly, depressed and scared quite well and I really liked the Rachel character. Meredith Baxter was good as always--at least for a TV-movie.
The primary lesson here is that no parent should be overly focused on a career. I'm old-fashioned enough to say no mother, but even fathers shouldn't ignore their children.
This was good, for a TV-movie.
I have been anxiously awaiting the release of Evan Rachel Wood's made for
movie Down Will Come Baby since I had first seen the preview for it. Evan
Rachel Wood who to me has always been one of my favorite actresses, never
really got noticed or credit before this year's independent movie
"Thirteen". Well this is technically Wood's first made-for-TV film so she
has reeled in a new audience for her films. So, on Friday night, I was
really really bored and I loved Evan after seeing her in Thirteen, so then
figured what the hell, I'm bored and there's nothing on so I'll watch it.
Down Will Come Baby is about a young girl Robin Garr(Evan Rachel Wood), who goes to summer camp for the summer. There she be-friends an overweight girl named Amelia (Katie Booze-Mooney). When Amelia dies in the pond on the last day of camp Robin feels it's her fault and immediately falls into a state of depression. When the school year begins, Robin gets help from a classmate to help her return to her normal self. Her mother is in Denver hopefully permanently and her dad is in Pheonix staying with Robin. Robin's dad meets the "perfect" nanny for Robin, Dorothy. Dorothy and Robin eventually become friends and Robin learns Dorothy is a controlling freak when it came to perfection and neatness. Dorothy ain't who she says she is and has a mental illness.
Another terrific performance by Evan Rachel Wood is the main reason to see the film. Evan Rachel Wood again proves to be one of my all time favorite actresses. Her acting is flawless; she delivers yet again another terrific character. What I like about Wood is that she always plays a different weird character in every film she is in and to top it off every character she portrays is likable. So bravo Ms. Wood on another great performance for your resume. I also really liked Diana Scarwid who nailed the southern stalker, mental illness role. She was very creepy and his character was very believable. You don't want to mess with Ms. McIntyre believe me. Tom Amandes does another good job and can add this good film to his resume along with his great performance in The Long Kiss Goodnight. The cast of this film was right on target.
Down Will Come Baby was based on a Gloria Murphy book entitled what the movie's title is. The movie was drafted into a screenplay by writer/director Gregory Goodell who wrote many great films including Face of Evil, Terror in the Family and Perfect People. I don't read many books so I don't really know if the book is like the movie. I know that the movie did have great dialog and a good story. The script wasn't on the completely original side, which I don't know if that is because he stayed loyal to the book but the script was very well done. It was a very well written piece in my opinion.
Gregory Goodell who again wrote many screenplays but has only directed five films in which only one of them I have seen. Gregory Goodell did a good job on the film, there are some really great locations in which this film was shot. The cabin in the woods was very creepy and I liked that the main character lived in this small town. There were also some pretty cool camera angles in the film along with some really suspenseful scenes. I have no problem what so ever with Gregory Goodell's work on the film, he wrote and directed a good thriller.
In conclusion, I liked the film but not as much as I wanted to and the reason for that is because I watched the film and didn't find the film to be a laugh out loud comedy in like the rest of. My fellow moviegoers must have been watching a different movie because to me the film had a few chuckles here and there but the audience at times was in hysterics like we were watching Austin Powers or some other laugh out loud comedy. So because of this occurring, I had a hard time really trying to concentrate on the film while people were laughing like a bunch of buffoons behind me. I still really enjoyed the film nonetheless; it had great performances, a good story, and a pretty decent ending. I would recommend it to everyone who enjoys a good horror/thriller film and doesn't like stupid horror films like Freddy vs. Jason or stuff like that because this isn't for you. This is more along the lines of a movie like Identity although Identity is a bit better; Down Will Come Baby is still worth checking out. I think Wood's performance is worth the your time alone but you get her performance along with a good story and a decent ending with Down Will Come Baby. Down Will Come Baby was a beautiful yet underappreciated movie. If it weren't for HBO I probably would have never seen it.
Diana Scarwid is playing sick in the head, mentally ill, perfectionist not to mention her daughter who drowned was the girl she takes care of friend. Diana isn't the best actress, but she's very good.
Evan Rachel Wood is a little country girl who's mother's not around and divorced and her dad hardly takes care of her. She doesn't have many friends but is very smart and inquisitive. Evan Rachel Wood is incredibly adorable and well on her way to her excellent role in 'Thirteen.'
The movie is somewhat slow moving at the beginning but builds up to a great movie. Everything is believable. Diana Scarwid and Evan Rachel Wood make a great duo. This is definitely a film worth seeing. Don't be turned off just because you haven't heard of it. It's better than a lot of that trash that is highly advertised. 6/10
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Very nice movie. I watched this tonight and loved it. Evan Rachel Wood did a wonderful job of acting this one, and she was quite adorable. I loved the feel of the movie, and the ending as well. Down Will Come Baby, released in 1999, made for TV thriller drama movie. It tells the story of 12-year old Robin, who witnessed her friend Amelia's death at summer camp. The girl cannot cope with it and blames herself. What's more, her mother changes her job(which is a big chance for her and she thinks will be good for the family) and moves to another city, but comes back on the weekends. Robin is frustrated and one day meets a very nice woman, Dorothy, who turns out to be a new neighbour. They soon become friends, but the closer they get, the more uncomfortable Robin feels. Dorothy, after helping Robin clean her room, puts a walkie-talkie in her room. Each night, when her parents are putting her to bed, Dorothy listens in on their conversations, and begins to become obsessed with Robin, in an attempt to replace the loss of her daughter, Amelia. Robin's mother notices this, and is not very comfortable with how close Dorothy has gotten to her daughter, and she begins to realize Robin has become uncomfortable with it also. One night, Robin's father asks Dorothy to stay with her while he is gone. Dorothy ends up hitting Robin when she doesn't obey her. When Robin's father comes home, both his daughter and Dorothy are gone and he finds a bit of blood on the rim of the door. He calls his wife, and she comes home. They call the police and set out on a search for their little girl. Meanwhile, Dorothy is trying to brainwash Robin. She has taken her to her home, and begun to call her Amelia. Robin refuses to obey the woman, and Dorothy locks her in Amelia's old room. Her parents come across Amelia's file at camp and track down the address, despite being told to wait at home. It was a good thing to, for when Robin tried to escape from Dorothy(who's real name was Gretchen), she was going to hurt her. Finally, when Robin's parents arrive, her father breaks down the window and the door to the bedroom. Gretchen insists Robin is her daughter, named Amelia. The dectectives and police arrive shortly thereafter, and remove Robin from Gretchen's care and back to her parents. While being arrested, the clearly mentally ill Gretchen says "Amelia...want to play hide and seek? Yes, yes, I'll find you" and she continues to act this way while they take her and place her in the police car. Robin and her parents then head home, and her Mother says she will quit her job in Denver. She doesn't need it, all she needs is her family. Robin, in the back, smiles. It was a happy ending.
This movie was filmed in Scottsdale, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix. - Meredith Baxter and Tom Amandes played the Mom and Dad to young daughter, Robin (Evan Rachel Wood). Fast paced movie where Robin goes to camp, and feels responsible for her friends drowning. All actors in the movie were excellent. Good thriller, and great acting by all.
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This is a great film. Credit where credit is due and I have to say it's
well acted and the suspense is right there! Firstly, I will say the
cast are great! Hats off Meredith Baxter, Diana Scarwid & Rachel Evan
Wood. Superb acting, kept me on the edge of my seat - granted it's not
supposed to be a highly-acclaimed thriller but the suspense kept me
glued to the TV.
I think the director gives a good idea of a female-obsessed neighbourly friend rather than a typical male guy type who becomes obsessed with a young girl. Maybe it would have been shown as a more indecent movie but all the same, I like the way this film was portrayed, very different & unusual.
Diane Scarwid is quite the actress and plays the part of Dorothy McIntyre very well. I'm quite surprised she didn't get nominated for an award for this role, she does an excellent job. I've seen quite a few of Scarwid's movies. I first caught sight of her in the seasonal Christmas movie "The Angel of Pennsylvania Avenue" (1996) & let's not forget her supporting role in the highly acclaimed mystery movie 'What Lies Beneath'. Awesome stuff, but "Down Will Come Baby" is right up there. There are so many levels that this movie can and will go to, it's not that too much disturbing but it has it's moment where Scarwid's character, Dorothy, does become a bit too needy and obsessively desperate for the young girl, Robin (played by Rachel Evan Wood). I suppose it's only natural for a woman who's lost the life of her only daughter to befriend a young girl & think of her as her own. How many times has this been done in a movie??
The film makes for a great Friday night sit in, when there's nothing else on the box and it does deserve the credit. It's full of suspense, it has thrilling moments, it moves along just nicely, it's not a slow film whatsoever.
I will say though, the ending went a bit daft, I think it was a bit unnecessary for Dorothy to suddenly go into 'playful' mode. The whole Hide & Seek seemed a bit too immature & fake. If they'd have just kept the character distraught and highly emotional of losing what she "thought" was her daughter, it would have been a really good ending. Other than this, it's a fantastic film, 7/10. A must-see for everyone.
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the Film is good and quiet creepy with the women at times. it weird they use the name of Dothery Cotten people in the UK knows there is a Character in the biggest soap Eastenders with the same name anyway nothing at all related back to the film on My DVD Case it says its based on a true story i don't know if that true but at the start of the film it doesn't say that, the people acted very well, the film is set in Arzina USA and it about a mum works at Denver and convincing the husband and the daughter to live there she goes back and forth to Phoenix on weekends and holidays, Robin went to Clear Lake for a Holiday Camp and met her friend Amellia and went in the water Amellia died as she drowned, then Robin upset and get a F at school and then a Women so called Dot Cotten comes along and She not the Women Robin Want to mix with later, by the way searching through online Maryville in Arozina is part of Mesa.
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I'd normally give this one about 2*, but will add another because it
was filmed in its portrayed locale, Phoenix. This is almost unheard-of
for "Lifetime" flicks, which alone must be a significant proportion of
Canada's economy, since most are filmed there. I was surprised they
didn't simply place a few pieces of fake flora around, say, Vancouver,
to indicate a more southerly location.
Certainly the subject of any predator affecting the life of a child is a very serious one. However, unlike some others who regard this movie as a meaningful presentation, I simply felt it ludicrous. You don't have to praise a dramatic presentation simply because the subject matter is significant
The story presented perhaps the two most prominent components within "Lifetime's" resources: its most ubiquitous thespian, Meredith Baxter; and its likewise most ubiquitous theme, the completely wacky, psychotic neighbor.
Sometimes the victim, sometimes the villainess, Baxter has done these cable flicks so often she sometimes appears to have "phoned-in" her performance. Very much the case here! The husband's in these presentations are usually vacuous, clueless nerds, also the case here.
The youngsters are sometimes thoroughly annoying, sometimes completely engaging, and you know that virtually all of them probably have a stage mother in the background, prodding them like a trainer with a show horse. But here, the young actress portraying the besieged daughter presented a listless performance (consistent, however, with those by the adults).
However off-the-wall, the obsessive, insane villains in these offerings usually provide a chill or two, even where wacky or unbelievable. Here, even the actress in this role was more boring than interesting.
The two slow-witted parents were so moronic in the way they permitted this nut case to insinuate herself into their family's lives, over the period portrayed in the story - that I couldn't help but feel that, in real life, anyone with even minimal intelligence would have have extricated themselves within less than the "real time" two hours of the airing.
**Possible spoiler here (although what's to "spoil?").**
The "climax" which occurred within the last half hour - especially when the parents are visiting the villainess' former apartment with the elderly landlord (or building super), and their frantic musings, were more amusing than dramatic or frightening. I couldn't get even a minimal feeling of either tension or drama, for imagining Barney Fife and Gomer (or Goober) fluttering about aimlessly and inanely around Mayberry, before Andy would arrive to straighten everything out. In fact, those doophuses could have done a better job and been amusing while doing so.
The overdrawn investigation by the parents, and the storming of the predator-cum-kidnapper's hideout at the end, provided an appropriately silly and inane way to conclude these proceedings.
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This is worth being watched. Amazing acting by Evan Rachel Wood, Katie Booze-Mooney, Diana Scarwid and Meredith Baxter. Robin Garr is a girl who pleas to her parents to go to summer camp. At that camp, she meets an overweight young teenage girl called Amelia and the two become best friends. When Amelia drowns at the camp's lake, Robin feels responsible and plummets into a deep depression. The school year starts and a classmate kindly helps Robin back to her usual self. In the meantime, Robin's mom is staying in Denver permanently. Robin's father is staying with her in Pheonix. Her dad meets and hires an odd new neighbor named Dorothy McIntyre to take care of his young daughter. The trouble is that Dorothy is psychotic a little bit and tries to control everything and make everything perfect. Events happen and dark secrets are revealed. . . Dorothy isn't who she leads you to believe she is.
I'm glad I caught this one, I was a bit afraid that they may ruin the book, it didn't really follow the book that well, but it was still quite good. It's actually quite thrilling. . .it's one of those movies that could actually happen. It's one of the best TV movies. On the other hand, Evan Rachel Wood usually appears in the worst made for TV films ever made. Like I said, I was scared to try this one out but I am so glad I did! It wasn't really my type of film, I wasn't really impressed that they were making a movie out of a book I loved. I can see Gregory Goodall's career growing at a constant rate, especially now that he's finally hit the right tone for the material; one that adults and teens alike can appreciate. Whether Evan Rachel Wood is here to stay or not, this movie hit her at the right time. It showed the world that she could act! If you thought that Digging to China was great, you are destined to love this one. The ending is marked by complexity, fullness of detail and ornateness; it's planned and carried out with great care. Go rent or buy this film when you have some time. It's worth it!
Though it's not perfect, still I gave it a well-deserved 10/10! For it pleased me so much! Superbly casted, great setting, amazing direction, elaborate, excellent scripting that pleased as well as thrilled me!
A beginning of a sudden uproot from her friends and school leaves Robin Garr(Evan Rachel Wood) less of being thrilled. With pleas to her parents, she decided to go to summer camp, where she meets a slighty over weight preteen named Amelia (Katie Booze- Mooney)whom both quickly become fast friends. A sudden drowning of Amelia at the camp's lake, causes Robin to go into a deep depression. School year begins and with help from a male classmate, she is somewhat grounded back into reality. While her mother(Meredith Baxter) is in Denver on a hopeful permenant family move, and Father staying at the family home with Robin in Pheniox, Robin meets an unusual woman named Dorothy(Diana Scarwid of "Mommie Dearest", "The Cure"). The two eventually become friends and Dorothy becomes a controlling freak when it came to perfection and neatness. Events unravel that Dorothy isn't who she says she is and hints of a mental illness start unraveling. The ending is well constructed and elaborate.
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So it's been nearly three days now and the censorship appears to continue. Under the guise of 'copyright' the Motion Picture Academy continues to delete the footage on Youtube (and to my knowledge, Vimeo as well) of their shameful act of insultingly cutting Bill Westenhofer's mic.
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Marti Hiken and Luke Hiken: What we are really seeing in Syria, Yemen, Libya, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc., is the U.S. attacking sovereign nations and constituencies and turning them into one-sided attempts by this country to destabilize established governments.
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Bill Fletcher: What is important is that the fight is taking place and that representatives of the "99%" are resisting injustice.
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William Blum: Regime change in Syria has been on the neo-conservative wish list since at least 2002 when John Bolton, Undersecretary of State under George W. Bush, came up with a project to simultaneously break up Libya and Syria.
Mr. President: Win One, But Not for the Gipper
Michael Sigman: Obama's praise of Reagan leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of those who thought Reagan's geniality was largely an act that masked eight years of making the rich richer and the poor poorer, including wasting untold billions on a crony-rewarding military spending binge.
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Italian chopper deal: PM says govt has nothing to hide
The Prime Minister's Office was reportedly unhappy with the proposal to cancel the AgustaWestland chopper deal.
New Delhi: In his first public comments on the tainted Rs 3600 crore Italian chopper deal, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the government has nothing to hide while adding that the government is ready to discuss everything at a Parliamentary forum on the chopper deal. "Parliament is the forum to discuss everything and we are ready to discuss everything there. We have nothing to hide," said the Prime Minister.
Earlier, sources said that the Prime Minister's Office was reportedly unhappy with the unilateral proposal of the Defence Ministry to cancel the AgustaWestland 101 helicopter deal. Defence Minister AK Antony is reportedly inclined to cancel the deal in view of the bribery allegations against former Indian Air Force head Air Chief Marshal SP Tyagi.
The government, however, is non-committal on axing the AgustaWestland deal. External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said the showcause notice is just the first step, but indicated the government may not go all the way.
"Whether we are planning to cancel or not, I don't know. There is a provision for cancelling, I think the government is entitled to give a showcause notice, they have given a showcause notice. But any further steps that are taken should be taken, keeping in mind, both our entitlement as far as the contracts are concerned and the implications for ourselves," Khurshid said.
Meanwhile, a Central Bureau of Investigation team will leave for Italy on Tuesday to investigate whether firms were floated in India just to route kickbacks. The team will try to meet Italian prosecutors to ascertain details of the case.
The CBI has engaged a lawyer in Italy to represent India's case with the Italian government and the local courts to find out the role of Indians in the alleged kickbacks in the VVIP helicopter deal. The team comprises a CBI DIG, a law officer of the agency, a Joint Secretary level officer of Defence Ministry and an official of the External Affairs Ministry, the sources said.
An Italian probe report claims that three cousins of former Air Chief Marshal SP Tyagi were among the beneficiaries. However, Air Chief Marshal SP Tyagi's cousin Sanjeev Tyagi on Saturday rubbished allegations of his involvement in the tainted AgustaWestland chopper deal in an exclusive interview to CNN-IBN. Speaking to Rajdeep Sardesai, Sanjeev, who is mentioned in the Italian probe reports as 'Julie' Tyagi, said that the allegations against him and his cousin SP Tyagi were baseless and had maligned the image of their families.
"I have no links with AgustaWestland. I am not aware of any deal. I did not receive any payment. (Guido Ralph) Haschke is lying. Finnmeccanica is trying to cover up its own bungling. The charges are baseless. It is very easy to tarnish someone's reputation, but can the media pay it back?" he said.
Sanjeev revealed that he had met Haschke in 2001 in connection with a power sector deal and that he had known Carlo Gerosa, another middleman in the chopper deal, since 1995 through a deal related to the infrastructure sector. He also said that he had met Haschke through Gerosa.
The scam had unfolded with the arrest on Tuesday of the head of a state-controlled Italian aerospace company that is suspected of paying bribes of about Rs 362 crore in India to get orders for helicopters to ferry Indian VVIPs. The Ministry of Defence has decided to put on hold the receipt of the remaining nine of the 12 helicopters for which the Rs 3600 crore deal was struck in 2010.
Giuseppe Orsi, the head of Italian defence and aerospace giant Finmeccanica, was arrested on Monday in relation to a probe into international corruption. He is suspected of involvement in the payment of bribes regarding the sale helicopters produced by Finmeccanica's subsidiary AgustaWestland.
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America's agricultural policies may be outrageous, but when it comes to coddling powerful farming interests, Japan leads the way. That's important to the rest of the world because Japan's determination to protect its farmers at all costs helps reinforce the international status quo, in which rich countries demand that poor countries open markets to manufactured goods even as the rich nations throw up barriers to imported farm products. It's also a stunning example of how agricultural protectionism can hurt a nation's general welfare.
Japan's latest self-inflicted wound occurred last week, when President Vicente Fox of Mexico was in Tokyo expecting to sign a trade agreement the two nations had spent a year negotiating. The Japanese government got cold feet and backed out under intense pressure from domestic pork and orange juice producers, which worried about having to compete with Mexican imports. Parliamentary elections are around the corner, and the governing Liberal Democratic Party has long counted farmers among its core supporters. Maybe later, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is now telling Mr. Fox.
This was a terrible blow to Japan's industrial groups, particularly the carmakers. Japan's automobile manufacturers compete at a terrible disadvantage within Mexico, given that country's free trade deals with the United States and the European Union. Companies like Nissan and Toyota are dismayed that Japan's broader economic interests have once again been hijacked by inefficient, yet politically powerful, farmers.
This is the reason Japan, though the world's second-largest economy, fails to play a constructive role -- let alone to exert any leadership -- at the World Trade Organization. This failure is all the more poignant, and morally indefensible, given that Japan owes its prosperity to others' willingness to import its manufactured goods.
The primary victims of this intransigence are not only the likes of Toyota and Nissan, but the voiceless poor farmers in developing nations who are hurt when rich nations close off their markets to imports, or depress world commodity prices by subsidizing their own farmers.
Industrial groups and consumers within Japan pay dearly to keep inefficient rice farmers in business and must become far more vocal in attacking the current policy.
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Our final Friday Night Live of the 2009/10 season took place on May 7.
But if you missed our live shows, you don't have to miss out. Arsenal Live, the Spotlight interview and the Fans' Forum are all available 'on demand' on Arsenal TV Online.
Take a look at what you missed - and catch up now:
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Dan, Stewart and Nigel reflected on the defeat at Blackburn and looked ahead to the final game of the season against Fulham. You can expect exclusive interviews with Arsène Wenger and some first-team stars - but you'll have to wait for our next live show for a chance to win match tickets or official Arsenal merchandise!
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Fracking Industry Attempts Displacement of Riverdale Mobile Home Community. Imminent Arrests Possible!
For over 12 days, supporters of the Riverdale Mobile Home Community have successfully delayed construction of a massive water withdrawal facility, permitted to suck up to 3 millions gallons of water daily from the Susquehanna River for use in fracking operations. Residents of the community face imminent forcible displacement from their homes by Aqua America PVC, as the land on which their trailers are parked was rezoned and sold out from under them without their consent or initial knowledge. Many of them have no where to go, and will be forced to deal with the possibility of homelessness if construction begins.
Approximately half an hour before this message was written, supporters of the residents were informed by Aqua America security that they will be legally trespassing in one hours time, and that any supporters who remained at the trailer park would be arrested. Residents have asked people to continue to support them in their struggle to save their homes, and to stop the river behind their homes from behind polluted.
Ways to Support:
- COME TO RIVERDALE: If you live within an hour of Riverdale, now is the time to drop everything and support a community in dire need. The families that have stood their ground face imminent homelessness upon their removal.
- DONATE: It has cost hundreds of dollars to feed and house the dozens of people who have come to support the residents of Riverdale. Money will be needed to support residents who face homelessness, and bail will need to be posted ASAP for those brave supporters who are holding the barricade.
- CALL OR EMAIL those responsible for fracking and the construction of this (and all) water withdrawal facilities.
- CONTACT your friends, neighbors, allies, churches, and other networks that you may belong to. Ask them to spread the word, donate, write letters to the editor of their local newspaper.
This fight can still be won, but only with immediate action from people like you! Visit saveriverdale.com for information, or follow us on twitter at @savermhc


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At the end of modernism, the style of bravura painterly abstraction flowing out of the work of Willem de Kooning had come to seem egotistically melodramatic. And the abstractions of cool flat shapes and stripes flowing from Barnett Newman and Frank Stella seemed hollowly formal. The postmodernist stuff that followed seemed caught in a feedback loop of art about art, narrow formal games, and wink-wink pastiche.
But Capasso noticed Thaddeus Beal of Somerville: "Here's this guy who's making these paintings that are very complex, and based on fractal geometries and chaos theory." It seemed like the beginning of something new in abstract painting. And over the past decade and a half it's become a certifiable trend.
The DeCordova Museum's grandly titled new "Big Bang! Abstract Painting for the 21st Century" rounds up 15 painters, mostly from New England, who reinvigorate abstraction by looking outside the narrow confines of art and drawing inspiration and imagery from computers, stars and constellations, quantum physics, data mapping, the Internet, genetics, squiggly microscopic critters. This is Information Age abstraction, thrilled by the wonders of all our fantastic new technology even as it notes that technology — computers, microscopes, telescopes, even animated cartoons — is ever coming between us and the natural world.
That's not to say it's scientific. "Sciency" might be a better word, because though this stuff evokes science, it's mostly pretend. It's fascinated with the "idea of data," as one wall text smartly notes, but it imagines its own worlds rather than getting hung up on the real thing.
One dazzling example is Williamstown artist Barbara Takenaga's paintings of what often look like radiating, spiraling galaxies. In Angel (2006), pulsing orbs stream inward, the currents seeming to fold and kiss in the center. These paintings are mesmerizing, like '60s psychedelic rock posters or op art. They evoke the awestruck, overwhelmed feeling we get when contemplating the vibrating vastness of the universe, but they're not star maps you could chart your rocket by.
In the paintings of Cristi Rinklin of South Boston, plumes of blue and red smoke meander through vast airless theatrical spaces that evoke the flashing, artificially flavored hollowness of the Internet. Much as Ellsworth Kelly finds the geometric shapes for his monochromatic abstractions by isolating the shadows of trees or the stripes of beach cabanas, Rinklin builds her abstract realms by collecting snippets of digital flora and fauna. These are hand-painted works that come out of Photoshop, which she deploys to twist and stretch, blur and layer her source images of Baroque painting, cells, constellations, and natural-history illustration.
Bostonian Julie Miller's amazing obsessive-compulsive doodle o(1) from 2006 is a giant field of teensy orange circles drawn with needle-pointed pens and topped by weaving lines that lasso bull's-eye green circles. Pink and yellow paint-marker dots hide camouflaged in the pattern; here and there magenta dots pop out. Miller's drawings always remind me of microscopic views of circulating blood cells or skin, but a monitor plays her o(15) from 2006, a continuous animation of fields of tiny circles that looks like buzzing TV static.
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My wife doesn't approve of my new friend
I went with a messy one today. I don't know where this letter writer is from. Based on our recent letters, it's probably Boston ... or Florida.
Dear Meredith
My wife and I have been married for seven years -- this is my second, her third. We met online while I was in a marriage with the first wife. It was a bad marriage so I decided to divorce her, and within two years I married my current wife. I noticed that within a year's time that her behavior was different. She would have these outbursts and snap at me. I shrugged this off and thought it would pass, but things never really got much better. She would scold me about the strangest things and even talk down to me.
I began to panic and thought a fling would ease things with me, but somehow she read my email exchange with another woman and things really got bad. Nothing ever happened and I don't even think I would have gone through with it actually -- it was more flirting then anything. I promised her that I would never attempt this again and have not since. But she will not forgive or forget. She gets really suspicious when I'm texting or if I'm on my laptop for a certain period of time, even though she knows how to access both my phone and email accounts.
Recently I met a female acquaintance at the gym I found out she was from an area that I was familiar with. I soon realized that she is a caring person and easy to talk to and she is also married. I told my wife about her. Both she and her husband wanted to meet with us, and my wife seemed fine with it first, but when I would bring her name up in a casual conversation, she would get jealous and suspicious. Long story short: My wife wants me to end the friendship. My wife asked me why I needed to have her as a friend. What should I do? I don't like to have my social life regulated like this. It feels demeaning.
– Can't Have Friends
You guys need to figure out whether you want to stay married. You're not happy, she doesn't trust you, and you've already tried to have a fling. It doesn't sound like there's much love in the relationship. If this hadn't become a marriage, you would have just broken up.
It's always good to make big marriage decisions after therapy. If you have no interest in getting help as a couple, go alone. But do it soon. Talk about your history.
As for the friend thing, you can do whatever you want. You can tell your wife that you're going to pursue this friendship against her wishes. You can tell her again that you'd appreciate hanging out during a double date -- because that was your intention from the beginning. Just be empathetic. Her demand is unfair -- in a good marriage, people can make new friends -- but she caught you trying to cheat. Of course she assumes the worst.
If you're addressing the problems in your marriage and confronting what's been happening for six years, the friendship stuff will become less important. It's time to tell her that you want to fix the big stuff. Explain that you're deeply unhappy and that you both need help.
Readers? Thoughts on addressing the marital problems? Thoughts on this new friend? Should he be allowed to have friends right now? And what about his marital history? Help.
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High density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic lumber is made primarily from recycled materials. This wood free product promises not to stain or fade and is waterproof. It is also splinter-free and low maintenance, needing only to be cleaned periodically. The complex fastening systems are best installed by a skilled deck builder. The look and feel of plastic lumber is not like wood. Additionally, plastic lumber decks tend to squeak when they are walked on. This product is substantially more expensive than wood. There are structurally rated plastic lumber products such as joists, posts and beams that are available for deck construction. Reinforced plastic lumber has plastic mixed with glass fiber.


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Go Green Report: Solar Farm
Scottsville, NY (WROC) - For more than 200 years, the Stokoe family has been farming the land in Scottsville. Known for their Christmas trees and pumpkins, they are now looking to harvest a new crop... the sun.
"It fits in with our farm and family philosophy of going green and taking care of the environment," explained Suzanne Stokoe. "It's the great gift of the land that we have here."
Rochester Solar Technologies installed 74 solar panels on the roof of their barn and restroom. It's all part of a 20 kilowatt system. The decision was made to use green energy when the farms energy bills skyrocketed.
"We were switched to an on-demand metering, which really almost tripled our electric bill here at the farm, and i said 'why not solar?'" recalls Suzanne.
A unique thing about the project is that the farm is only open to the public about 3 months out of the year, and that is when most of their energy is consumed.
"With the net metering laws, we were able to produce power and a credit account," said Joe Clement, Project Coordinator or Rochester Solar Technologies. "When they have that huge draw in the fall and winter, they will be able to use that power that they have credited through the course of the year."
So essentially, the sun will be working for them, even when the barns are closed. It's one reason why more and more people are thinking about solar power. Other motivators include, state and federal tax credits, and other incentives.
"We are seeing an increase in demand and an increase in interest," explained Clement. "I think people are now really sold on the idea. It's not a new idea either. People are comfortable, and yes... it does work."
The Stokoes are looking forward to seeing it all pay off when the farm opens again to the public on September 13th.
"I think people are very interested in it and I think it's going to be a great addition here for the farm," attested Suzanne. "It really shows our commitment to the environment."
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Contract awarded for exclusive ferry rights to Cape Lookout National Park
HARKERS ISLAND - Island Express Ferry Service was awarded the contract for exclusive rights to ferry passengers to and from the Cape Lookout National Seashore, including Shackleford Banks and the area of South Core Banks.
Starting January 1, 2014, passengers will leave from Harkers Island and the Town of Beaufort on ferries provided only by Island Express Ferry Service.
There are 7 or 8 other ferry services currently operating with permits to the parks. Several of those services have said they will close all together because of the Park's decision to move to one ferry.
However, park officials said the move will make it easier for visitors to reach the park.
"We're looking to have a gateway experience for the visitor," said Cape Lookout National Seashore Superintendent Pat Kenney. "They will arrive at the national park service visitors center and they will get onto a ferry here to go to the park."
Not all other ferry services will close. Denard Harris, who owns Portside Marina in Morehead City, said he will just move to providing tours to the island. The NPS will still allow touring permits to the park, though vessels will have to send a tour guide with the passengers.
"We've always thought that our visitors would be better off if there was a tour guide with them," Harris said.
Harris admits it's easier for him to adjust because ferrying passengers to the park was just part of his business. Portside Marina serves mainly as a boat shop.
In addition to the two new ferries, the NPS will establish a visitors information center in the Town of Beaufort that will be located in the historic post office.


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Gordon Moore publishes a pithy four-page analysis of the integrated-circuit business, in which he correctly predicts that chip complexity will regularly double for the foreseeable future.
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Figuring Out What Size Turkey to Buy
At Thanksgiving, you usually want a big-enough turkey to provide leftovers - but not to go to waste. Here are some guidelines. These weights are for uncooked turkeys.
- Remember that you can find turkeys as small as a few pounds and as large as nearly 40 pounds - and that the larger the bird, the higher the proportion of meat to bone.
- If you order a larger bird, you can freeze cooked parts for later.
- Count the number of people who will be eating turkey - remember that this number may be different than the total number of guests if the group includes vegetarians.
- Figure on 1 pound of unstuffed, whole turkey per person for moderate leftovers. Allow about 1.3 pounds per person for more leftovers.
- Figure on about 3/4 pound per person if you're buying just a turkey breast. Allow 1/2 pound per person for boneless turkey breast.
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Mountain Education
There is a lot going on on those slopes that we love so much. We often don't stop to think what is really happening around us and observe what nature has given us. Sure our number one concern is the quality of the snow, but maybe it is time to take a breath and see what is growing/living around our beautiful slopes.


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(SAN FRANCISCO) — The California Attorney General, Equality California, and the nation's leading LGBT legal groups agree that the marriages of the estimated 18,000 same-sex couples who married between June 16, 2008 and the possible passage of Proposition 8 are still valid in the state of California and must continue to be honored by the state.
As Attorney General Jerry Brown has stated in previous court papers and as he reaffirmed to the San Francisco Chronicle, those marriages should remain valid notwithstanding Proposition 8's possible passage. On August 5, 2008, Brown told the Chronicle, "I believe that marriages that have been entered into subsequent to the May 15 Supreme Court opinion will be recognized by the California Supreme Court,' He noted that Proposition is silent about retroactivity, and said, 'I would think the court, in looking at the underlying equities, would most probably conclude that upholding the marriages performed in that interval before the election would be a just result.'"
There is absolutely nothing in the language of Proposition 8 to suggest that the initiative would apply to couples who have already legally married. Unless the language of an initiative specifically says that it is to be applied retroactively, California's courts have been very reluctant to do so, especially when the newly passed measure is in such stark conflict with existing constitutional provisions.
Although it is extremely unlikely that California courts would apply the initiative retroactively, the proponents of Proposition 8 may file a legal challenge trying to invalidate the marriages of those who married before Proposition 8 possibly passed. The LGBT legal groups remain committed to ensuring that all the couples who married in California continue to receive the legal protections and to have their marriages respected as required under California law and will vigorously fight any attempts to take rights away from couples and families.
The National Center for Lesbian Rights is a national legal organization committed to advancing the civil and human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families through litigation, public policy advocacy, and public education. www.nclrights.org
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Clyde L. Green, Jr.
Waynesville — Waynesville — Clyde Leland "Buddy" Green, Jr. of Waynesville, North Carolina, was called home by his Heavenly Father on Oct. 18, 2013. Clyde was born in Canton on July 30, 1933, to Neva and Clyde Green, Sr. He married his beloved wife, Mary Lou on June 7, 1958.
Clyde graduated from Waynesville High School, attended the University of Tennessee, and received his degree from Western Carolina University. For many years he was the proprietor of the well-known restaurant Clyde's in Waynesville. Clyde was an avid golfer and a long-time, active member of the Waynesville Country Club. He was a great friend to all those who knew and loved him. His engaging personality and generous spirit touched many lives, and his legacy of cherished memories will endure forever in the hearts of his family and friends.
Clyde was preceded in death by his parents, Neva and Clyde Green, Sr. and by his brother Robert C. (Pete) Green. He is survived by his wife, Mary Lou; his brother, Richard E. Green (Betty); his sister-in-law, Claire Green; and countless other relatives. Clyde's family would like to thank all their friends and relatives for the prayers, encouragement and support during this difficult time.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013, at Allen's Creek Baptist Church with the Rev. Eddie Deitz officiating. Burial will follow at Garrett-Hillcrest Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 21, 2013, at the funeral home.
If you would like to honor Clyde's memory, you may do so by making a donation to the Alzheimer's Association of Western North Carolina at 31 College Place, Asheville, NC 28801, or to Haywood Christian Ministries at 150 Branner Avenue, Waynesville, NC 28786.
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hi im new to the forum and thought id post a few pics of my car, will be lowering it when my coilovers get here
hi im new to the forum and thought id post a few pics of my car, will be lowering it when my coilovers get here
Looks nice,
Nice coloured wheels too
i considered my vert in that red
cheers, i decided to spray my mv1's black to see if i would like it as im thinking of getting black 19s with red lip, i dont know how low to go yet will have to browse the forum for pics of lowered e46's
Hi Stuart,Welcome to BImmerforums.co.uk.............
Nice car
thanks stk
Welcome to the forum mate. Sweet car....
hello and welcome i dont no why but im starting to love e46s
Welcome to the forum....loving the colour
cheers everyone,i want to do hids and angel eyes next and im currently making my own s/s catback exhaust so far ive got 6 metres or 2" ss polished tube, ordered a silencer so hopefully should have a full catback exhaust on it soon, im a bit undecided which tip to use on the silencer 2 pipes or a letterbox style to fill the gap in the bumber and i am loosing the front two resinators,i thought if its too loud i can add more silencers, any tips would be welcome
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Bobby fett uk is not bobamaker ....
Bobby fett uk is not bobamaker ....
you got me...........I wasn't thinking when I posted. My brain just went to UK prop makers and posted before thinking it through.
Ignore me.................I will try to not post while I am sleepy again. LOL
It happens to the best of us
I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=59.802055,-122.571381
Received my RS Prop Masters Stubby jetpack this past weekend. I was so excited that i finished it too. Finally, and accurate jetpack.
Progress pics here.
RS Prop Masters Arena Pack - a set on Flickr
Very nice! What paints did you use?
All these, but now the silver is cold cast.
Wow, Seeker, didn't notice the size difference... this one is probably better suited for us "screen-sized" Jango's
I've heard anywhere from 5'6" (Mine and Seeker's height) to 5'8"... so yeah, you'd fall in there then
So I am a big Jango at 5-10.......lol
6'1" here
I'm about 5'7" and I think Tem is about 5'8" or 5'9"
I am finding it impossible to find those paint colors to finish my stubby pack!!
btw, I am 5'6"
I found Regal Blue at Hobby Lobby. I think the Federal Blue is discontinued, I used Rustoleum 2X Slate Blue which I found at Home Depot. It is a close match.
I thought you already had this jetpack SEEKER?
Rob, I thought you weren't making these jetpacks anymore?
I think he's still doing them as well as the Boba jetpacks.
I messaged him on FB the other day and he is not currently casting these. I think he will do them again in the future though.


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See, they don't like our act over on this thread either.KiMare wrote:
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Here is a simple explanation of the difference;
A fruit tree bearing fruit.
You've never let me bear any fruit; what's up with that?
You continue to oppress me when all I want is a little lesbian action.
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Postcard project
OPEN CALL - PARTICIPATE IN 'WHAT IS A SPACE OF A LINE'? ANSWERS ON A POSTCARD EXHIBITION Deadline: Sept 15th 2017 Sometimes you can say more by saying less. Artists often suggest that an intentional reduction of visual information actually increases a work of art's impact, one such reduction is dimension. Answers on a postcard is an open call for you to engage imaginatively with the question and within the confines of a postcard's limited space. The project looks to connect two... [more]
Autonomy, Groupthink, and the Power of the Deep State
Artists, creatives and thinkers are invited to submit work in any medium, including video, performance, sound, critical writing, new media and online projects, and even unrealized works, to be considered for inclusion in 's first online publication. See below for the project theme. Website: http://autonomousagency.us Groupthink drives the Deep State… The "Deep State" in politics is a state within a state of unelected officials and special interest lobbyists working alongside security... [more]
Sidney Nolan Trust: International Artist Residency | Deadline 19 June 2017
As part of the Sidney Nolan Centenary celebrations, the Sidney Nolan Trust is delighted to announce a very special opportunity: a group exhibition at the Rodd, Herefordshire, and an international residency for UK artists. Artists of any age or stage of their career are invited to apply for a 4 week residency at the Bundanon Trust in New South Wales, Australia. 3 artists will be selected for a group show at the Sidney Nolan Trust's gallery at the Rodd during September 2017. Each artist... [more]
ARC August Residency in Chattanooga, TN | Deadline July 1st, 2017
Artist Residency Chattanooga (ARC) functions as an arts incubator and offers professional development for artists from around the world, giving time and space to create new work in Chattanooga for one month. In exchange for having time to focus on new work and ideas, the artist is tasked with providing community outreach and education in the form of workshops, lectures, studio visits, and an exhibition. We provide studio space, some tool/facility access, networking opportunities and... [more]
Head of Development, MOBO Trust | Deadline June 10, 2017
MOBO is looking for a dynamic entrepreneurial all-rounder with proven fundraising experience and a "make it happen" mentality to come on board as the first employee of the hugely ambitious MOBO Trust charity, supporting young people from diverse backgrounds into the creative industries. This is a challenging and varied role which will require stamina, flexibility and passion as we seek to establish MOBO Trust as a leader in the diversity charity field. The successful candidate will... [more]
CREW CHIEF: ART HANDLER | Deadline June, 23, 2017
A successful and rapidly growing art storage and services company seeks a full-time Crew Chief to support and supervise art handlers in day-to-day activities. The ideal candidate will have strong leadership skills, experience working in New York City, storage/collection management experience, and will be comfortable installing, packing and moving a wide range of art objects. The Crew Chief will report to the Operations Manager. Some weekend work may apply. Key responsibilities include... [more]
Celebrate! A National Juried Show | Deadline July 22, 2017
The announces a National Juried Show - Celebrate! - in honor of its 40 years as a nonprofit artists' collective in the heart of Sonoma wine country. Jurors for the Show are Donna Seager and Suzanne Gray of Seager Gray Gallery in Mill Valley, CA, specializing in contemporary art. Deadline for Entry: July 22, 2017 Exhibition: August 31 to October 2, 2017 Entry Fee: $40 for up to three entries Cash Awards: ... [more]
Water: International Photography Call for Entry | Deadline June 28, 2017
THEME | Water Water is a prominent theme in the art of photography both visually and conceptually and across a multitude of photographic genres. We welcome images about water issues and images of water in all it's many forms, e.g. fog, oceans, snow, drought, etc. All artist renditions on the water theme, genres, capture types and photographic processes are eligible for the exhibition. JUROR | Jennifer Murray Jennifer Murray is the Executive Director of Filter Photo where she directs the... [more]
CONTEXT MIAMI ART FAIR 2017 Open Call | Deadline June 15, 2017
ARTEPONTE GALLERY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS First round of applications close June 15th. Successful applicants will be notified by the end of June. ARTE PONTE is a daughter gallery to JanKossen Contemporary, offering a bridge between talented, yet to be discovered artists and the global art market. For more information about the Swiss organization www.arteponte.org Art fairs is one of the primary platforms where galleries and collectors "discover" their artists. It is an opportunity... [more]
Arts Marketing, Visceral Creative | Deadline June 9, 2017
Visceral Creative is a community organisation dedicated to expanding creative output into under represented communities. Our aim is to create inspiring art that provokes conversation and discussion. Our next show is on the subject of labelling and will be a 90 minute theatre production that follows 7 artists from various cultural backgrounds sharing their experiences and stories. The show will have a narrative and invites the audience into a interactive peice of theatre. The stories... [more]


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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Grant County Records Inventory
Attachment Records
Series documents liens placed on real property by the county to satisfy debts. Attachments are ordered by the circuit court and authorize the sheriff to seize or transfer property to satisfy debts such as loans, mortgages, or tax liens. The sheriff will hold the property in trust until the debt is paid or the property is sold. Information includes defendant name, statement of attachment, property description, statement of return when attachment is satisfied, return of execution, dates attachment is issued and returned, court order, and sheriff's signature. Attachment records have been inventoried through 1920.
Records at the Grant County Courthouse, Basement Vault:
Certificates of Levy [Attachment], 1887-1904 (.20 cu.ft.);
Cert. of Attachment [Certificate], 1907-1928 (2 binders);
Ex. and Attach. [Execution and Attachment Records], 1903-1920 (.15 cu.ft.);
Justice Court [Certificate of Attachment], 1906-1908 (.05 cu.ft.).
Records at the Grant County Courthouse, Clerk's Office:
Attachment on Real Property [title varies-with index], vol. C, 1909-1944 (1 volume);
Attachments on Real Property [title varies-with index], vol. B, 1889-1909 (1 volume);
Real Property Attached [Record], vol. A, 1872-1889 (1 volume).


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Dr. Joan Morrell Named Chancellor's Distinguished Research Scholar At Rutgers University, Newark
Dr. Joan Morrell, a behavioral neuroscientist whose research seeks to unravel the motivational systems of the brain, is the 2011-2012 Chancellor's Distinguished Research Scholar at Rutgers University, Newark. Newark Chancellor Steven J. Diner will honor her Nov. 3 at a public program where Morrell will discuss her research, which focuses on the brain basis of motivation with an emphasis on examining the systems that impact maternal motivation and motivation to seek drugs of abuse. Her talk is titled, Common Roots: Laboratory Rats Help Us Understand the Neurobiology of Human Motivation and Emotions.
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"I am very pleased to accept this honor in recognition of the community of neuroscientists on the Newark Campus of Rutgers and particularly my closest colleagues in the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience (CMBN)," stated Morrell, a researcher at CMBN since 1986.
The Chancellor's Distinguished Research Award honors professors who have done exceptional scholarly work on a subject of fundamental intellectual importance, according to Diner. The honors for Morrell will be at 4 p.m. on Nov. 3 in the Paul Robeson Campus Center, Multipurpose Room, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. There is no charge to attend.
Why study the biological roots of motivation? By unlocking the keys to motivation, it might become possible to mold it to produce more beneficial behaviors. "Healthy working motivational forces… are crucial as we advance our society for the benefit of all," notes Morrell. Much of her research focuses on motivations for parental caregiving, an area where she has learned that the "biological roots of parental motivation lead to work and sacrifice for sake of the young, concepts familiar and beneficial to us all."
Morrell was the first to uncover that subregions of the brain's prefrontal cortex are involved in both the caregiving of offspring and the motivation to parent. The prefrontal cortex conducts the highest level "thinking" in humans, making plans and complex decisions and considering their consequences. Morrell compares this area of the brain to the "Planning and Decision Central" department in a corporation. These same systems turn to "the dark side of motivated choice" when they function in the motivation to seek drugs of abuse. Understanding the choice in motivated behavior is a key aspect of Morrell's work.
Morrell has recently ventured into a new area: examining the "hardwiring" of the motivation to exercise. Given the wide-ranging positive effects of exercise on physical and mental health, and "the almost universal human motivational problem, our lack of motivation to exercise," Morrell believes this is crucial area to extend her exploration of the brain regions mediating motivation.
"Our research suggests that there may be things we can do to strengthen parental behavior, and also perhaps the desire to exercise, in a manner similar to the way people can be trained if they have gambling addictions to make prudent choices," says Morrell.
(For a layman's guide to Morrell's research, read her commencement speech at http://www.newark.rutgers.edu/commencement/index.php?sId=morrell-speech. Her research page is: http://www.newark.rutgers.edu/neuroscience/morrell.php)
Morrell, a New York City resident, received her bachelor of science degree from Carnegie-Mellon University and her doctoral degree in anatomy from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. She then spent 12 years at Rockefeller University, rising from postdoctoral fellow to associate professor. She joined Rutgers in Newark in 1986.
Morrell has published 117 peer-reviewed journal articles, reviews and book chapters. She has served as a member of the National Institutes of Health Peer Review system and as editor of the Behavioral Neuroscience Section for Neuroscience, and also on a number of other journal editorial boards.
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Sand Lake man allegedly OD's on drugs, then flees
STANTON — A Sand Lake man is facing prison time after allegedly overdosing on drugs in a Walgreens restroom before fleeing a police officer by car and on foot.
Justin Yost, 28, is charged with fleeing a police officer in the third degree. He waived his arraignment Thursday in 8th Judicial Circuit Court.
Greenville Department of Public Safety Officer Darren Jones responded Dec. 10 to a report of a possible drug overdose in a restroom at Walgreens in Greenville. A Walgreens employee found Yost sleeping or passed out in the restroom that Saturday.
When Jones arrived, Yost awoke, ran outside, jumped into a vehicle and sped out of the parking lot, sending people scattering and causing some minor injuries.
Jones followed Yost to Mr. T's Party Store & Deli about 400 feet away. Yost exited his vehicle and took off running. Jones chased him on foot, eventually catching him and arresting him.
Yost has a lengthy criminal record in Montcalm County dating back to 2002.
His numerous convictions include minor in possession of alcohol or tobacco, retail fraud, careless driving, reckless driving, driving while license suspended and domestic violence.
He was most recently sentenced to 180 days in the Montcalm County Jail after pleading guilty to second degree retail fraud and driving while license suspended second offense. Both crimes occurred last August and he only recently got out of jail before allegedly committing his most recent crime.
Yost faces up to five years in prison if convicted.