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By my second week of classes I'd met dozens of new people and by the week after that, those people became my friends. All the skin deep differences paled in comparison to what I discovered underneath. I met kids with aspirations of becoming a lawyer, doctor, accountant or a psychiatrist. Some with ideas for the next New York Times Bestseller. Others still who had no idea where they were going, but they knew they were going to enjoy the ride. In a big school in the big apple, you meetallkinds of people.
Tia was my first girl friend. We shared a biology class on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We were assigned lab partners the second week of class and she was mine. I was happy when I realized that she and I shared the extroverted personality trait. As we prepped for our first dissections, she merrily chattered away about her girlfriend, Melena. She and I were introduced the following week at some Freshman Mixer thing. Around the same time I met her friends Chase, Drake, Annabella and Travis. Turned out that I had history with Drake and hadn't even realized it. Probably due to the fact that the class washuge.
The first guy that I'd managed to meet all by myself was Chance. Chance Dermont. He sat a row behind me in Modern English with Prof. Callahan. Well, I'd be lying if I said I met him all on my own, because he was the one who introduced himself to me the third week of class.
"Hello." Someone to my left had said as I headed out of the class. Turning toward the voice, I saw the face of an angel incarnate.
"Hi." I smiled as warmth crawled up my neck.
"Oh, sorry, I'm Chance Dermont. I, uh, sit behind you in English."
"Yeah, I know." I smiled, letting myself fill with that warmth I'd starved myself of. I hadn't even looked at a boy since Arizona, let alone talked to one. Especially one as cute as Mr. Dermont, with his sandy blonde locks, glowing hazel eyes, beautiful tan and cute crooked smile. "I'm Violet. Violet Phillips."
"Well, it's very nice to meet you. Anyway, I couldn't help but notice that you're a writer and I wanted to know if you'd want to get a cup of coffee and chat sometime. I am a writer as well." I couldn't tell if it was pride or true happiness, but something made him smile. I smiled too, because I was old enough to tell when I was being asked on a date.
"Well, I can't right now, because I have class but maybe later or tomorrow?" My eyes met his for just a brief moment, before I broke the stare.
"If you don't want to, that's okay. I can handle rejection." His honesty surprised me and so did his lack of confidence. I laughed out loud.
"I really do." I smiled. "I also really have to go to class. Here." I grabbed his hand and scribbled down my name and number. "This is my cell, okay? Call me tomorrow and we'll grab a cup of coffee."
"Alright, I will." He smiled at me, happiness in his smile. I chuckled and waved before disappearing off to my next class.
Just as I had hoped, Chance called me the next morning and we grabbed some coffee. Conversation wasn't hard. Between two authors, words come easily.
Chance's background consisted of a military mom and a neo-hippie mother. Modern-day Romeo and Juliet, huh? The family moved around quite frequently because of dad's work, but after twenty years of location instability, Ava took her soon and divorced her husband. Chance and his mother moved to Illinois, which was where she was originally from, and Chance finished schooling. He said he'd always enjoyed moving, because the change was nice, but he'd spent plenty of nights wishing that they'd stay long enough for him to make friends that he could keep. He moved to New York the summer after he graduated, just like I had. He'd confessed that he used to smoke pot, but dropped the habit after a few months.
"They are healthier ways to spend time. As people like you and I know." Chance was of course referring to writers and creators. Often times he had separate, "people with the gift and curse of creativity," from the, "common folk". He'd say how we were blessed by the ability to think, feel and convey it by means of art, music or literature, yet we were cursed by a society of brain-dead morons. And no matter what, our jobs would end up depending on them and that meant we had to entertain, even if it meant selling our souls to the proverbial devil. The true battle for the starring creator lied in value vs venue. Selling out to get noticed or staying true to yourself and starving? The jury is still out. By mid-November. I was starting to seriously crush on my new guy friend. Yes, life was in fact continuing on.
Balls. As the bright blue and reds cruised behind me, waiting for me to pull over, all I thought about was how much my life sucked balls. I pulled over and waited for the cop to stroll over on his high horse, inform me of the crime I'd committed and swagger off with a smug smile.
"License and registration, pal." The policewoman said as I rolled down the window.
"What seems to be the problem, officer?" I asked, grabbing my wallet and popping open my glove compartment. Handing her the documents, I realized I had two ounces of weed in the middle compartment of my car. Shit, I hoped she didn't check it.
"You were going sixty-five in a thirty-five zone." She stared at me, giving back my license and registration.
"Just anxious to get home, I guess won't happen again." I chuckled, flashing her a smile. I figured there was no use in truing to be cute though. Between her tone and stance, I guessed that she preferred XX to XY.
"Damn Skippy." She flicked open her booklet, scribbling a few things down and ripped out my ticket. With a smile, she handed it to me.
"Thank you."
"Don't let me see you speeding again." With that, she walked back to her car and drove off. I stared at my $150 fine, knowing Lana would be pissed when I got home, but first, I had a stop to make.
Parker's grave was in the back, where it was always muddy and all the bugs procreated. Unwelcoming as fuck, the back of the cemetery was where the cheapest holes were dug.
I stared at his grey headstone, re-reading the names and dates that I'd memorized, remembering the face of a happy free man with his whole life ahead of him. It'd been a while since I'd visited him. I'd told myself that I was busy and I'd visit soon, but I wasn't and I didn't. I'd been avoiding his grave because I didn't want to remember what led up to his death.
It'd been November, when shit began to hit the fan. Parker had convinced me to ditch my family and Vi's to go to a party for Thanksgiving. Boss Man had been benevolent enough to give both of us Friday and Saturday off, and a friend of Parker's was having a "little get together" Friday night. I'd accompanied Parker to another "get together" with his friends. They were anything but little and I'm sure most of them weren't normal. Realizing that Parker sometimes kept really strange company only made me admire him more.
So, what did I do? Of course, I called Vi and my parents, explained that I had to work all weekend. Parker's words, not mine. The whole lying thing was still pretty new to me, but I had to admit that the thrill of sneaking around was kinda freeing. So, we hung at all Friday and at six-thirty the two of us headed out, Parker's goal was, without a doubt, to score. Not only with at least one girl, but also with a drug dealer friend of his, guess what her name was? Yep, Lana. Life's funny, huh?
So at seven o' clock, we stepped through the front door of Alan's pad, I smiled. A nearly drunk kid stumbled over to us, hugging us before muttering, "Mi casa es su casa."
"Alan." Parker smiled, placing a hand on this guy's shoulder, "I'd like you to meet my friend, Brady."
"Herro, Bradeeeey." He smiled, drunkenly, whipping out his hand.
"My pleasure." I chuckled, shaking his hand.
"Booze, kitchen. Girls, living room. Drugs, everywhere else." He cackled like a hyena at a joke I apparently missed. He threw his hands in the air and disappeared into the mass of people bumping and grinding on each other to mediocre music.
"Wanna drink?" Parker asked, moving toward the kitchen. I wasn't really in the mood to drink, but there wasn't much else to do. Besides, a little liquid courage would help me more through the sea of unfamiliar faces.
"Why the hell not?" I chuckled, pushing through a few kids to get to the kitchen.
"Whaddya want?" Parker asked, smiling at the countertop covered in a hundred different bottles of alcohol. The possibilities were endless.
"Whatever." I chuckled. "Surprise me."
"Alrighty, kid." He laughed and started mixing shit together and trying it. He smiled as we poured two glasses of a clear mixture. Parker took a glass for himself and handed one to me.
"A toast." He proclaimed with a grin. "To getting fucked up and being free."
I just smiled and bumped my red plastic cup against his. I sipped my drink, letting the alcohol seep into my blood stream. For a few hours, I followed Parker around, letting him introduce me to his friends and stopped a few too many times to refill our concoctions. I'd gotten wasted off a drink that I didn't even know the name of. With every drink the music was sounding better, the girls were looking hotter and a thousand bad ideas seemed a lot harder to resist. Around eleven or twelve about half of the crowd had dissipated. By one, there were only about a dozen of us chillin' in Alan's basement. As we all laid around, ready to sleep off the booze, Lana spoke up.
"Hey, Parker." Her voice was low and sultry, but still annoying as fuck. "Come here and give mama a little sugar. I'll give you that present you wanted."
"Lana, I'd hardly call my order, the one that I paid for, a present. But I'm too damn drunk to turn down a babe like you." He smiled, tripping over to her. Soon, I couldn't tell where one face ended and the other began. Those two were the only two people who I'd ever seen so closely resemble animals.
When they finished, Lana let out a satisfied sigh. "Here ya go, baby." She smiled, tossing a white baggie at him.
"Thank you, Lana." He smiled and stumbled over to me. I was too far gone to realize what was going on. Everyone's voices were distant and slurring together. I saw Parker's face, smiling at me like always.
"Yo, Alan, you got that fuckin' mirror around here?"
"It's over here." Alan raised his arm and pointed toward a wall. He was laying on a couch, face down, ready to pass out. The other couple of kids were already asleep, it was a miracle I'd lasted that long. It had to have been close to two am. A moment later, Parker returned and placed the mirror on Alan's coffee table.
"Shit," Parker smiled excitedly. "You ready, man?" He opened the bag and used his credit card to draw lines.
"Man, what the fuck are you talkin' about?" I chuckled, staring at him as the room spun.
"Come on, bud. You're gonna love this. It's good shit."
"Nah, I don't think –"
"Don't you trust me? It's good shit, I'm telling ya, you'll love it."
"Whatever, man." And just like that I was sold. It wasn't too hard to convince me to do something when I'd jumped off the cliff of sobriety and was so close to splattering into the black oblivion of unconsciousness. I don't know where it came from, but Parker suddenly had a small white tube. Like the expert he was, Parker smiled and shot two lines up his nose. He let out a sigh and handed me the tube. How bad could trying it be? I mean, it was just…what the fuck was it anyway? I'd never done drugs before, not hard drugs anyway.
"What is this shit, Parker?"
"Crystal fuckin' meth, dude. Now, come on and try it." He slapped my shoulder and laughed.
I put the tube up my nose, pushed the other nostril shut and drug the tube across the line, inhaling hard. My blurry vision was sharpened and the sluggish drunk state I'd been in was long gone. I felt my heart fighting to beat its way out of my chest.
"Wow." I breathed.
"Let's do another line." Parker laughed. He cut it again and switched nostrils. From that moment on, I was hooked and I knew my life would be forever altered. I knew I'd be fucked when Saturday afternoon rolled around, and I couldn't have cared any less.
A month of using later, Parker and I returned to Alan's and met up with Lana. It was a repeat of the first time, except it was on fast forward. It seemed like it'd been five minutes before our usual group ended up in the basement, doing lines and getting fucked up.
Lana gave Parker a little extra, 'cause she thought he was cute. Always had, Parker had told me, but he didn't wanna mix business with pleasure. At least not too frequently. As much as he liked Lana, he wasn't a serious-relationship kind of guy.
"Let's do this, buddy." He chuckled, pouring out half the bag. He began cutting lines, when nature called.
"Shit, man, I gotta take a piss." I rushed up the stairs and tripped over shit, until I stumbled into the bathroom. Just as I began to relieve myself, my phone rang. I pulled out the phone and the ID read "Violet".
"Fuck." What the hell was she still doing up? I finished pissing, just in time to answer the phone.
"Hey, baby." I said, washing my hands. Even a druggie needed to be clean.
"Hey." She sounded sad or disappointed.
"Something wrong?"
"I thought you were going to come over after work. I thought maybe something was wrong, so I called to see if you were alright."
Fuckin' tits. I knew I'd forgotten something on the way over. It was damn lucky that I had Parker drive separately.
"Oh, yeah, yeah. I had to stay and take care of a few things." Jesus Christ.
"Brady, it's eleven o' clock."
"I know, I didn't get off until nine tonight anyway. And then boss made Parker and I had to stay, and then I had to take him home. I know I should've called, but I'm leaving right now." Shit. Shit. Shit.
"I thought you said you were getting off at seven tonight?"
"Someone took off halfway through their shift. I had to cover for them. I'm sorry. Do you still want me to come over?" Fuck.
"If you want to. I don't wanna make you come see me."
I needed to go be with her. I'd fucked up really bad and lied my ass off to not seem like a shitty boyfriend. But I was pretty positive that the whole situation made me shitty person.
"I want to see you, baby. I really do. I'm on my way okay?"
"Alright." Disappointment continued to ring out of her sigh.
"I love you." I said, grasping at straws.
"I love you too."
Closing the phone, I raced downstairs and saw that Lana and Parker has started the party without me.
"Holy shit, man. Thought you fell in." Parker laughed. "Come on, do a line." The white powder was calling me, smiling at me and begging for me to snort it. I stared for a moment, but ignored the plea. I was so busted if I did another line. The two Parker and I did at the end of our shift was still electrifying each of my nerves.
"Nah, man. I gotta jet. I told Vi that I'd stop by after work, but I totally forgot. She just called and reminded me."
"Aw, shit, man. You better run and do some major damage control. I'll see you later." He smiled.
I waved, but he and Lana had already bent over, ready to do some more lines. I raced back upstairs and out to my car. I'd have to do some major ass-kissing to make up for how badly I fucked up, but all I could worry about was whether or not I smelled like booze and cigarettes.
Turned out that everything was fine. Violet's discontentment melted at my arrival and she was just happy to see me. We made up almost instantly, and I swore I'd never forget to call again. I think she noticed that I smelled like a bar ashtray, but thankfully, she ignored it.
Unfortunately, when I woke up next to her in the morning, my phone was blinking with one new voice mail message. I rolled over and pressed one, letting the phone dial the voicemail.
A familiar female voice jumped out of the phone. "Shit, Brady," Lana's recording said frantically. "Shit. Shit. Shit. After you left, Alan, me and Parker did some more lines and Alan and I were so wired that we went upstairs and screwed around for a while. Not my finest hour, I'll admit, but damn was it fun. Anyway, we were so fucked up that when we came back downstairs, we didn't realize that Parker wasn't moving anymore. Fuck, Brady, he's – he's fuckin' dead. I think he OD'd. What the fuck do I do?" She nearly cried, "Call me back, please."
I closed the phone, as my jaw fell. How? Why? Parker was an expert. He always knew when to stop himself and when to stop me. Fuck, how did it happen? There was no way that I was calling that bitch back. It was all her fault.
Then, a warm hand grabbed my shoulder and my angel's voice swam through the room. "Baby, what's up?"
"Parker's dead." I sighed, rolling over to admire her face. The only thing that stopped me from drinking, smoking or snorting was the fact that she was laying next to me.
"What?" She sounded shocked.
"He overdosed last night. A friend of his just called me. Fuck." Tears began to cloud my eyes, but I didn't wanna cry. I wanted to go get fucked up, and forget that I'd lost my best friend.
"I'm so sorry. I know you two were close." She ran a hand through my hair, smiling at me. She pulled me close, kissing me lightly. A small tear ran down my cheek, but it melted in the comforting passion of our kiss.
"Thank you." I sighed when I pulled back.
"You'll be alright." She said, holding me close to her. I pressed my head against her chest, letting the beats of our hearts sync up. Wrapped in Vi's warmth, I thought about how Parker's heart would never beat again.
On my way back to the trailer. I realized that crystal meth had been the reason behind losing the two people that I cared most about. Also, it contributed to losing my job, getting my ass kicked out my parents house and being totally cut off sometime between Vi's graduation and the beginning of Autumn. After a while, times and days lose their meaning. It all becomes one crystal-induced blur of consciousness.


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Washington Institute Of Thoracic And Cardiovascular Surgery, Washington, DC
PURPOSE: Postoperative pain relief is paramount for decreasing complications after thoracic surgery. Systemic narcotics and epidurals provide excellent relief but are hampered by complications such as somnolence, insertion and infusion side effects, and return of pain after removal. Direct prolonged intercostal pain relief with continuous infusion of local anesthetic is an alternative to conventional pain relief techniques.
METHODS: Over a 62 month period 300 patients who underwent thoracic surgery underwent this technique for subpleural infusion of a local anesthetic via a specially created subpleural tunnel where two five inch catheters are inserted, covering intercostal spaces two through eight. 0.25% Bupivicaine is infused at 2cc/hr via each catheter for a ten day duration. Efficacy of pain control was evaluated in terms of a Likert pain scale ranking as well as length of stay and return to activities of daily living.
RESULTS: Post-operative pain ranked on post-op day 1, 14 and 30 was 7.7, 6.8, and 4.0 respectively for the control group and 5.0, 3, and 1 for the study group; all p < 0.05. Median length of stay was 4 days and median return to normal activities was 17 days. Incidence of long term pain syndrome was less than 3%.
CONCLUSION: Prolonged subpleural catheter infusion of local anesthetic with a system devised for outpatient use may represent a superior pain control technique with greater patient satisfaction and shorter hospitalization and lower incidence of post thoracotomy pain syndrome.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: This technique represents an effective alternative to other methods of pain control that patients can use outside the hospital setting.
DISCLOSURE: Barbara Tempesta, No Financial Disclosure Information; No Product/Research Disclosure Information
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Everyone here at Craftsy HQ is counting the minutes to meet up and have fun. Are you as excited as we are? Judging by what we're hearing from you all, it sure sounds like it! We highly encourage you to take photos and video and send them in!
We'd love to do a Meetup Wrap-Up and show everyone how much fun we had. If you haven't RSVP'd yet, make sure to do it now! Trust us when we tell you, that you do NOT want to miss this fun! In fact, let's check in to see what's going on at some of the different Meetups that are happening:
AUSTIN The organizers in Austin have this to say:
"we'll be making small fabric flowers … You'll need a needle, thread, scissors, and fabric for your petals and leaves. If you want to bring fabric to share or swap with others, that's great. April who owns Fabricker is also making her scrap stash, needles, and thread available to everyone to use for free if you don't have time to shop… We won't have tables at which to craft, but we'll have about 20 chairs. If anyone has access to additional chairs which we could use tomorrow, please email me at liere (at) mac (dot) com. I'd be happy to coordinate so we can have more seating!"
CHICAGO The organizers in Chicago have this to say:
"Bring your swap items that you don't like, need, or want anymore, and perhaps you can swap them with other people. I hope you will upload your finished projects to Craftsy's gallery, then we can look at them via computer and perhaps have your current mobile projects with you and we can chat and knit, embroider, hand sew, quilt or other."
PORTLAND, OR The organizers in Portland have this to say:
"Wah-Hoo The day is finally here to meet up with everyone… It should be a lot of fun meeting and sharing. If y'all have any questions you can post it here. I'll be on and off today for any last minute stuff. 5;30 at the Refrectory Resauraunt. There will be someone to guide you to the banquet room."
NEW YORK The organizers in New York have this to say:
"Due to the exciting surge of responses to the Thursday, January 26th Craftsy Meet-up party we have extended the hours of the party so as to accommodate all the expected participants. The party will now run from 6pm until 9pm. We also request that anyone who has registered after January 10th delay their arrival until 7:00pm. …Bring a portable project to work on and an item for show and tell. Sewing machines will be available for your use and other projects to pique your creativity."
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Demo #1: Quilting blogger Amy Gibson will be showing us how to create a hand-sewn & embroidered coaster. Take one home with you!
Demo #2: Knitting guru Stefanie Japel will be hosting a 'yarn tasting' table where you can try out all sorts of cool yarns. Maybe you'll find a new favorite fiber!
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Demo #4: Crochet personality Marly Bird will be teaching a basic 'learn to crochet' session.
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The first tee is a statement all its own, an enclosed chamber posted high above the course leading on to a fairway that falls away to the right behind a wall of trees. It should read "This is Olympic Club" in the manner of Anfield. Following the trace of the ball through the air is the first of many heart-thumping moments to wobble the participants, a test of nerve even on the first day of practice for the US Open.
Into this iconic setting walked Lee Westwood, calm as you like munching a chicken wrap fresh from the players' lounge. He might have been tending the barbecue at home, chatting casually among those assembled. "Where's Robert [Karlsson]? Is he not here yet? Probably too embarrassed after watching Sweden against Ukraine," intoned the Worksop wit in the manner of the northern club comedian.
Karlsson wasn't coming. In his stead jumped Scott Smith, a sprightly young American in his rookie year as a professional. He had his brother on the bag and a chum from his hometown, Reno, in the group. Westwood extended a hand to set the freshman at ease. "Good luck," he said, making the kid's day. Through the eyes of Smith, Westwood appeared a golfing deity, the world No 3 entering his world on the back of a 40th career victory.
Only marginally less awed was Matt Baldwin, an ISM stablemate of Westwood's negotiating his first year on the European Tour. Baldwin started well in Sweden and made another cut but admitted that he had been fighting his game. Baldwin is a fine golfer yet in every aspect of this shared first-tee ritual he was entering uncharted space alongside Westwood.
It is in brief snapshots like these that we come to understand just how powerful a force Westwood is. Try telling Baldwin and Smith that Westwood is a lesser being for the lack of a major championship. These two are finding out the hard way how tough it is just to make the weekend at events, let alone contend. They understood the privilege bestowed by the moment, a tutorial with a master of his trade at the US Open.
The last time Westwood walked this way in 1998 he tied seventh. It was his second US Open and came on the back of his fourth professional success. He recalls little of Olympic Club that week bar a memory of "iffy" greens. He was in the foothills of his first career ascent, a climb that would take him two years later to fourth in the world. He has known despair since, of course, but this rich phase of his career is approaching a new peak.
As they experimented with three-woods off the sixth, Baldwin asked Westwood if he could video the Worksop man's swing. "Sure, no problem." Baldwin wanted to record one of the most impressive bio-mechanical rhythms in golf and post it to his brother as a memento of his day.
In a quiet aside as we walked down the fairway, Baldwin articulated his respect, arguing that nobody he had seen up close had quite the control of a golf ball that Westwood displayed. "He was unbelievable in Sweden," Baldwin said. "It was a fantastic course but I couldn't see 19-under out there at all. Rory [McIlroy] is brilliant, but Lee's ball-striking is special."
Baldwin described the challenge presented by Olympic Club as "mental". This was a departure of a monumental scale for him, and his enthusiasm for it was obvious. For Westwood this was just another day at work, or at least, that is the message he wanted to convey.
"Everybody tries to do too much at these majors, more than they need to in terms of their preparation," Westwood said. "I just try to treat it like every other week. It's a tough course, the first six holes in particular. The fairways are tricky and narrow but I don't mind that. The tougher the test the better I seem to play, so I'm looking forward to it.
"My game is in good shape. I don't see this as any different to last week. Just like Sweden I have come here to win. I don't see the need to do anything different just because it is a major. I know people make a big deal about it being a major. And, of course, I would love to win one but I don't think it helps me to change too much in my routines. The key is to stay patient, keep everything on an even keel, do your work and hope you get that little bit of luck you need. To win around here you need a lot of patience and to hit it straight. I think I have enough experience to show the patience required and I tend to hit it pretty straight."
Indeed so. Westwood is grouped in the opening two rounds with world No 1 Luke Donald and No 2 Rory McIlroy, with whom he enjoyed a practice round yesterday. The British trio head the second half of the draw going out in the afternoon tomorrow – with Tiger Woods, Bubba Watson and Phil Mickelson in the Hollywood slot in the morning. It is the way of things in the TV age, a feature which Westwood takes in his stride. "I get on very well with Rory and Luke and enjoy playing with them so that should be an advantage," he said.
Westwood's name is always high on the list of candidates expected to triumph at the US Open, a tournament that traditionally rewards technique and strategy above power and length. Olympic Club adds its own quirky dimension with its cambered fairways and small greens, but offers nothing to scare Westwood. "The big change is the greens. In 1998 they were very iffy. Now they are pure. If it stays like this the lads will be rolling them in from everywhere."
Westwood won by five shots in Sweden with a new set of clubs in the bag, including a new putter. If he gets the ball rolling around here, the putter will no longer be the stick with which to beat him, nor will Worksop be a major-free zone.
14-year-old replaces Casey at Olympic
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The Florida-based prodigy Zhang just missed out on qualifying in a play-off. Born in China, he has lived in the States since he was 10, having taken up golf at six. His mother is with him in San Francisco, but his father returned to China thinking his son would remain a reserve for the second major of the season.
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Turns out I saw "Not a Love Story" at the 57th Street Playhouse back in '82 (thanks to AlAlvarez for verifying that info – as well as a fantastic list of bookings for the Beekman Theater for the '60's, '70's and '80's). But I definitely saw that French farce "The Gift" here and I also recall seeing Werner Herzog's sisyphean "Fitzcarraldo" in '82.
I hope Al soon finds some time to work his magic for Paris Theater bookings as well.
This movie house adds to the entertainment uniqueness of Manhattan.
It is always an enjoyable movie going experience attending the Paris.
Thanks KenRoe… I was able to find the listing on imdb.com, but I'm still trying to piece together the actual theater in which I saw the film. I saw quite a number of movies along this 57th-58th street corridor of theaters during the 80's, but memory does not serve me well. I used to have a log that I kept in a spiral graphpaper notebook wherein I noted just about every single movie I saw (along with the theater and cost of the ticket) between mid-1979 and 1983 or 84. The whole project started as a means of tracking how many movies I saw in a year (I knew it was a lot) and how much money I spent on admissions… it grew into an obsession. Once my parents sold the house in Laurelton and moved us out to Long Island, I stopped keeping track since we lived out of boxes at various relatives houses for a number of months. I haven't seen the book in years and I know I still have it somewhere (my mom's house? my ex-wife's garage?)… I guess it's high time I try and track it down.
EdSolero; "Not a Love Story" is listed on the Internet Movie Database if you search under that title. It's a Canadian made documentary (1981).
My wife and I just got back from a four day weekend in NY. Along with shopping, eating at great resturants, seeing "The Odd Couple" on Broadway, Emanuel Ax at Carnegie Hall, we caught "Mrs Palfrey At The Clarmont" at the Paris. Always an elegant theater the Paris continues to be one of the best places to see a movie. It's weekends like we just had that make me wish I still lived in NYC.
I saw the very light French sex-farce called "The Gift," which featured the very lovely Clio Goldsmith (the main reason this 17 year old took a solo trip into the city to see this flick), here in 1982. On the same day, I took in the movie "Frances" starring Jessica Lange on the east side (I'm thinking the 68th Street Playhouse or the Beekman, but I can't recall). I remember planning the day out carefully so that I could hit three movies in Manhattan (movies my friends would ever agree to see) on the same day and had to travel by bus and subway between theaters. I forget the 3rd movie, but I seem to recall one of the 3rd Ave theaters near 59th street (Coronet, Baronet, Cinema 1 & 2) might have been involved.
That was a fun day. I miss those times!
I'm also looking for any information on a movie I saw in 1982 or so by the name of "Not a Love Story" at either this theater, the Festival, the 57th Street Playhouse, the Plaza or the Cinema III in the Plaza Hotel. It was a graphic documentary on the porno industry that was un-rated by the MPAA but would have definitely garnered an "X" rating itself. Strike a chord with anyone?
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Nice to see that Showbill. The Stranger, beautifully realized by Luchino Visconti and with a tremendous performance by Marcello Mastroianni, has been out of circulation for decades and is a candidate for a major revival. Unfortunately that doesn't seem likely because of what I've heard were rights issues involving the Camus estate. The French-language version, the most authentic, is what was shown in America.
Here's a Showcase program from December, 1967:
"The Stranger†was everybody's favorite Existentialist novel, but Visconti's photogenic, operatic style seemed to swamp the bleakness of Camus. Somehow even the Italian title ("Lo stranieroâ€) didn't appear right. Anway, the briefly-lived Showbills distributed in art theaters during the early '60s made a short comeback in the winter of '67-'68, and this—now renamed "Showcase‗is one of them. By comparison with the earlier version, it was quite stripped downâ€"no photo from the film, no full credits list (you'd never know Visconti was involved in it), but mainly a lot of ads for restaurants and art galleries and imported aperitifs.
"L. A. and even San Francisco has more film revival than New york currently does. Not that long ago film revival theaters were the norm in New York City and was something that I completely and thoroughly enjoyed. There were so many of them out there with crazy amazing scedules…There is still film revival here, but not like it used to be. Thanks again Paris Theater people for giving it a try."
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I find it hard to believe that L.A. & San Francisco have a more vibrant revival scene than NYC. While NYC may "not be what it used to be" in terms of revival houses because of the demise of for-profit revival houses, there are still plenty of places screening classic films, many of which have opened since the 1980s when video killed the rep houses.
MoMA has always been around, but the three-screen Film Forum re-opened on Houston Street in 1989, which is one more screen that the "old" Film Forum had on Watts Street.
BAM has dedicated one of its four screens to rep films since it opened five years ago or so. The Walter Reade Theatre, which also shows rep films, didn't open until 1980. And AMMI didn't open until the late 1980s.
And don't forget that Symphony Space (the Thalia), The French Institute and cultural institutions like Scandanavia House all have film programs.
And IFC is even getting into the mix; since they opened they did an Ozu retro and are now doing Truffaut.
Here's a Showbill from September 1961:
Whatever happened to Philippe de Broca? "Le farceur†arrived with exuberant word-of-mouth and heaps of praise from the NY critics. They portrayed it as going beyond the New Wave in sophistication and with popular entertainment value sometimes missing from its peers. Plus, everyone agreed that it was quite possibly the funniest film ever made. I thought it was funny, but not that funny; sophisticated but not that sophisticated. After it, de Broca made a couple of films that received some attention, notably "King of Hearts†and "That Man from Rio,†and then disappeared into a stream of work that few have ever heard of. Recent filmographies list one, sometimes two features per year, plus tons of work for television. The phenomenon made me very skeptical about whether European films in the long run were really very much better than their H'wood counterpartsâ€"a good lesson to learn at the time when, to many, sub-titles seemed they could do no wrong.
Well…as predicted, at least to myself, the Saturday Midnight film series at The Paris has been discontinued. I called today because I didn't see an ad in the Village Voice and was told that the series was yanked a few weeks ago. In a word…BUMMER!! First I want to say to the person or people responsible at the Paris for taking the time to put this series together…thank you!! I wanted it to last longer, but I knew it wouldn't. And in all fairness, I was only able to make it to one screening of 'North By Norhtwest', but I was hoping to see more, and beleive me I was really upset about missing '2001: A Space Odyssey' in 70mm. Not to be negative, but this type of entertainment isn't very popular anymore and that is very unfortunate. Especially here in 'the arts capital of the world' (oh really?). L. A. and even San Francisco has more film revival than New york currently does. Not that long ago film revival theaters were the norm in New York City and was something that I completely and thoroughly enjoyed. There were so many of them out there with crazy amazing scedules. There is nothing like seeing a classic film, or any film for that matter up on the big screen the way it was meant to be seen. All those moments when I was sick of this town, I would always say 'hey..where are you going to go where they have the same amount of film revival as New York?'. I still get sick of this town, but I am still here miraculously. There is still film revival here, but not like it used to be. Thanks again Paris Theater people for giving it a try.
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Here's a Showbill from November 1960.
"Picnic on the Grass†was a minor Jean Renoir film, but a Renoir film nonetheless, with the added glory of having been filmed in glorious color at the Renoir estate near Cannes. The silly plot focuses on an aloof professor who spends a weekend with young people at a country estate, where he unbuttons his collar and learns to enjoy life. It's not "Rules of the Game,†but it's nice to look at.
The accompanying essay on dubbing vs. subtitles has Bosley Crowther ludicrously arguing on behalf of dubbing as a "commercially advantageous way of presenting†foreign films, because [in 1960 figures] dubbing would earn a dubber $12,000-25,000 per film whereas subtitling would earn a subtitler only $2,500-4,000 per film. (In all fairness, he also argues that distributors prefer the cheaper method to maximize their profits.)
I include the "Now Showing At†page to recall what was available at these theaters that Thanksgiving-Christmas season in 1960.
Here's a Showbill from November 1960.
"Picnic on the Grass†was a minor Jean Renoir film, but a Renoir film nonetheless, with the added glory of having been filmed in glorious color at the Renoir estate near Cannes. The silly plot focuses on an aloof professor who spends a weekend with young people at a country estate, where he unbuttons his collar and learns to enjoy life. It's not "Rules of the Game,†but it's nice to look at.
The accompanying essay on dubbing vs. subtitles has Bosley Crowther ludicrously arguing on behalf of dubbing as a "commercially advantageous way of presenting†foreign films, because [in 1960 figures] dubbing would earn a dubber $12,000-25,000 per film whereas subtitling would earn a subtitler only $2,500-4,000 per film. (In all fairness, he also argues that distributors prefer the cheaper method to maximize their profits.)
I include the "Now Showing At†page to recall what was available at these theaters that Thanksgiving-Christmas season in 1960.
What's the deal with the Saturday midnight shows? 'North By Northwest' has been held over for a third week. It's doing that well? The night I was there it was a good crowd, but it wasn't sold out. Are these guys having trouble getting a new film to show, or is NxNW doing that well? I'm chompin at the bit to see another film there.
I agree that there is something intangible about seeing a film at the Paris. You almost feel like you are entering a cathedral. I was there for the first time in awhile Friday night for BALZAC AND THE LITTLE SEAMSTRESS and there is an ambiance. I may be imagining it, but the theatre seems almost circular.
Here's a Showbill from the Paris in April 1960:
High Culture, this filming of a stage production by the venerable Comédie française. The Franco export evidently aimed to hit school markets around the world as teachers of French might bring their students to it for a cultural experience.
The Paris accommodated such events. Eight years later, in the winter of '68-'69, my wife organized an excursion of some 500 high school students to see a showing of Franco Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet†which had been playing at that theater. That production we had seen live in its stage version at the City Center some five years earlier, and now in this film the director was recreating his magnificent stage effects set against location photography in Verona.
As luck would have it, a huge snowstorm closed NYC schools the day before and day of the showing. Panicked with 500 tickets in our hands, we ran announcements on the major NYC radio stations instructing students to show up at the theater for the scheduled 10:00 am special showing. We set out for the theater from Queens two hours early, snowstorm be damned. About a hundred kids eventually showed up. The school then soaked up the losses.
The club that you mention is actually underneath the Paris auditorium. Originally, the Paris had a big lounge in the lower level, similar to the 57th St. Playhouse. In a lease negotiation about 30 years ago, Pathe Cinema gave up that space in lieu of a rent increase, leaving the theatre with only the microscopic restrooms and lobby-ette downstairs. The space given up became a restaurant, and now, apparently, a night club.
Just came back from tonight's screening of 'North By Northwest' at the Paris. GREAT! I hadn't been there for quite sometime, and it was great to be back. It was really cool to be watching 'North By Northwest' only steps away from one of the film's locations. There's Cary Grant hanging out at The Oak Room at The Plaza….literally right around the corner from the Paris. COOL!
These Saturday Midnight shows seem to be pretty successful. The place wasn't full, but I counted at least 60 or so people in the floor seats, and there must have been more in the mezz. Not bad for a midnight revival screening in Mid-town on a Saturday night. After the show there was a guy in the lobby who works for the Paris talking to people about the midnight shows. I overheard that they showed '2001: A Space Odyssey' in 70mm a few weeks ago. DAMN! I wish I was there for that one. When I asked what was on deck for next week, he told me there is no schedule, just check the New York Times or the Village Voice for the midnight show advertisements. The Paris is a great theater, my only complaint which has nothing really to do with the theater itself, was that the music from the club next door, Frederick's can be heard thudding through the walls from time to time during the film. Not too overwhelming, but even though it was noticeable it didn't take anything away from the experience of seeing the film there.
If tonight is any indication it looks like the midnight Saturday shows will be happening for at least the foreseeable future, and that my friends, is a very cool thing.
Does anybody know where to find a listing of the upcoming Saturday night revivals at the Paris? By the time the Village Voice comes out, it's usually too late for me to pull something together with friends; I'd be there early and often if I knew what was showing… I'm still kicking myself for not making "Rebel Without a Cause."
This happened to me during the engagement of 'Doña Flor And Her Two Husbands' here.
A friend and I were seated in the balcony's front row watching the film and I was smoking a cigarette I dropped onto the orchestra.
We went downstairs immediately and encountered an irate couple in the lobby.
I apologized over and over and offered to pay for salon services.
They wanted to call the police. They observed our sincere concern
and all returned to their seats.
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saw many fun art/foreign films here
If anybody has any info on further Saturday Midnight screenings at the Paris, please post them here. I was unable to go tonight to see 'Rebel Without A Cause', but I want to start going to these Midnight screenings to support the theater and this kind of program. Hey Paris Theater management, keep up the good work and continue to do the Saturday midnight screenings!! If you need some assistance in programming the screenings, let em know!! I would be more than happy to get involved.


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Eric Ries says to startups: DON'T LAUNCH.
Here's a common question I get from startups, especially in the early stages: when should we launch? My answer is almost always the same: don't.
First off, what does it mean to launch? Generally, we conflate two unrelated concepts into the term, which is important to clarify right up front.
- Announce a new product, start its PR campaign, and engage in buzz marketing activities. (Marketing launch)
- Make a new product available to customers in the general public. (Product launch)
In today's world, there is no reason you have to do these two things at the same time. In fact, in most situations it's a bad idea for startups to synchronize these events.
We repeat: do not synchronize announcing product with making product available.
Thanks Eric Barker for sending me the link to this article:
Marketing launches are for finding new customers and partners.
They can also be used for raising money, but be careful:
If you are having trouble raising money, sometimes a little PR can help. But don't be too sure. When VC's and other investors see PR activity, they are going to expect to see significant traction as a result. If you launch and see only mediocre results, it may actually make it harder to raise money. Sometimes, it can be easier to raise money pre-launch, if the launch is not imminent and there is some fear on the part of investors that they might lose the deal when the launch drives awareness of your company to all their peers.
Traction is more important than being written about.
A marketing launch establishes your positioning:
If you don't know what the right positioning is for your company, do not launch. Figuring this out takes time, and few entrepreneurs have the patience to wait it out, because the business plan does such a good job of explaining what customers are going to think. The problem is that customers don't read your business plan.You have to know your business model. Most startups launch before they've figured out what business they're in. Pay attention to your fundamental driver of growth. If the product needs to be tweaked just a little bit in order to convert users into customers, you want to figure that out before the launch. If the viral coefficient is 0.9, keep iterating until it's 1.1 before you launch. And if your product doesn't retain customers, what's the point of driving a bunch of them to use it? Spend your time with renewable sources of customers and iterate.
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So don't combine your product launch with a marketing launch. Instead, do your product launch first. Don't chicken out and do a closed beta; get real customers in through real renewable channels. Start with a five-dollar-a-day SEM campaign. Iterate as fast and for as long as you can. Don't scale. Don't marketing launch.
How do you know you're ready for marketing launch?
- When you have a strategy for the launch, which means knowing why you're doing it. Make sure it's solving a problem you actually have, and not one that you think you might have some day.
- Know what the success metrics are for the launch. If you know what the strategy is, you'll know how to tell it was a success. Write it down ahead of time, and hold yourself accountable for hitting those objectives.
- Know what your fundamental driver of growth is. Make sure the math for your model makes sense. That way, you'll be able to predict the future. When customers come in from your marketing launch, you'll know exactly what they are going to do and how that benefits your business.


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Strikingly, however, of those ten years, seven (ad 50-57) were occupied with the church in Corinth, especially ad 55-57. During the initial period there is no hint of difficulty between Paul and the church. After his departure, however, relationships began to deteriorate, especially from the time Paul wrote 1 Corinthians (ad 55), and reached a crisis point when he wrote 2 Corinthians (ad 56).
The 'Corinthian question' is: why did the church come to oppose her founder Paul, almost to the point of rejecting him?
In this stimulating and helpful study, Paul Barnett searches for the answer by following Paul's relationships with the Corinthian church through a chronological, sequential study of his letters. He shows how understanding may profitably begin within the text, rather than outside it in Corinth's cultural and historical background.
The Corinthian correspondence provides a remarkable window into the heart of Paul the missionary and pastor and his dealings with the turbulent Corinthians.
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PITTSBURGH -- The Steelers' pursuit of a seventh Super Bowl title is on life support following the team's first 0-4 start since 1968.
It all but ends if the Steelers don't beat the visiting New York Jets Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J.
No team that has started a season 0-5 has made the playoffs since the postseason field was expanded in 1990, according to ESPN Stats & Information.
Not that the Steelers have any business thinking about the playoffs. They simply need a win to stop the hemorrhaging, and here are seven things the Steelers need to secure that elusive first victory -- and get their season pointed in the right direction.
Fix left tackle: This is the most obvious problem as it has been a veritable turnstile. The Steelers saw enough of Mike Adams that they traded for Levi Brown, the fifth overall pick of the 2007 NFL draft. The Steelers don't need Brown, assuming he picks up the offense quickly enough to start against the Jets, to suddenly become a Pro Bowl-caliber left tackle. They would gladly settle for the steady play Max Starks provided at left tackle the previous two seasons.
Lean on Le'Veon Bell: The Steelers are throwing the ball 69 percent of the time. That has to change, and they no longer have to run the ball just for the sake of running it. Bell showed in his NFL debut that he can be an every-down back, and he gives the Steelers the kind of threat they haven't had since Rashard Mendenhall was a 1,000-yard rusher in Pittsburgh. Bell, if he stays healthy, should only get better with experience and make play-action a key component of the offense again.
Get Cameron Heyward on the field more: The 2011 first-round pick has emerged this season, and he is second on the Steelers with nine quarterback hurries despite playing mostly in sub-packages. Maybe the Steelers should consider using a three-man rotation at defensive end just as they do at outside linebacker to get Heyward on the field more with Brett Keisel.
Tackle the catch: This isn't just one of the Steelers' rallying cries. It is also critical to making Dick LeBeau's defense work. LeBeau's philosophy is predicated on making teams put together extended scoring drives to beat the Steelers, and sound tackling is the foundation of that, particularly in the secondary. The Steelers' defensive backs missed too many tackles in the 34-27 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, and they have to shore up that fundamental since they are also the last line of defense against the run.
Win the turnover battle: Reasons vary for why the Steelers are still without a takeaway a quarter into the season. They have led exactly two times this season, thus not putting opposing quarterbacks in position of having to play from behind. A few bounces have not gone their way. What isn't debatable is that the Steelers are in a drought in an area that is critical in determining the outcome of games. To put their shortcomings in forcing turnovers into perspective, consider this: the New England Patriots have at least one takeaway in 32 consecutive games.
Get after the passer: The Steelers have four sacks -- or one-half more than Bengals defensive tackle Geno Atkins. The coaches don't just look at sacks when assessing how effectively the Steelers rush the passer, but the statistic of quarterback hurries shows that the Steelers are generating much more from their defensive ends rather than outside linebackers. Keisel (13) and Heyward have combined for 22 quarterback hurries -- or twice as many as LaMarr Woodley, Jarvis Jones and Jason Worilds put together. Quarterback pressure generated by the outside linebackers is critical in a 3-4 defense and the Steelers aren't getting enough of it.
Take better care of the ball: The Steelers have committed 11 turnovers, and a lot of this falls on quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. His ability to extend plays comes with a downside, and Roethlisberger has turned the ball over six times in the past two games. If Bell stabilizes the running game and the Steelers don't have to play from behind so much that should cut down on Roethlisberger's turnovers.


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River Anton
Coordinates: 51°13′08″N 1°29′02″W / 51.219°N 1.484°W
The River Anton is a river in the English county of Hampshire. It is a tributary of the River Test. Pillhill Brook joins it at Upper Clatford.[1]
The river rises just to the north of the town of Andover, and flows through the centre of the town. It then flows in a southerly direction through the villages of Upper Clatford, Goodworth Clatford and Cottonworth before joining with the River Test just below Chilbolton.[2] It is a chalk stream with high quality water and supports a wide variety of wildlife. The river is the subject of the "River Anton Enhancement Strategy",[3] a partnership with several agencies and local organisations to improve the river.
The Anton has some of the very best trout fishing in Hampshire, with fly fishing being the only method allowed. The fishing rights are private; however, day or season rights may be purchased.
- ^ Eilert Ekwall (1928). English River Names. OUP. p. 15.
- ^ Ordnance Survey (2004). OS Explorer Map 131 - Romsey, Andover & Test Valley. ISBN 0-319-23600-5.
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