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I went looking for her the day that she told me. She'd be in the forest, I knew. It was a safe haven, a refuge. And that was where I found her--but not alone.
Jerry was there. I stayed back, not wanting to intervene, but at the same time wanting him to leave; to get away from her. She was mine.
I saw the crazed look in his eyes, heard their raised voices, felt my heart clench in anger and pain as his hand connected with her cheek. I nearly shouted, but still I stayed back, containing my anger. I knew what could happen if I didn't.
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Spirits are high at Sale's training ground in Carrington, as the players indulge in various japes around a game of pool while they wait for lunch to be served. Charlie Hodgson, though, stands to one side talking quietly to a diminutive stranger who definitely is not a rugby player, so must be a journalist. Mark Cueto comes over and barks: 'He's not telling you about his Platoon moment, is he?' And with that he grabs his side as if shot and staggers melodramatically over to the dartboard.
Hodgson smiles modestly - the role of bloodied hero is not one that sits comfortably with his persona, but he played it well enough last Sunday as Sale beat Wasps at Edgeley Park to book their place in Saturday's Premiership final against Leicester at Twickenham. An early collision with all 19 stone of Simon Shaw had him clutching his ribs in pain and wincing every time he so much as kicked the ball, but he played through it till the end - more than an hour away - to guide his team home.
'Shawsy took me out in the air,' explains Hodgson, 'and I felt a pop in my ribs.' There is nothing you can do about popped rib cartilage except endure the pain, so we were treated to the extraordinary sight of the physio giving Hodgson some pills to pop instead and Philippe Saint-Andre insisting that he get himself safely out on the wing whenever Sale were defending so that Shaw and his mates might find it harder to go looking for him again.
You sense that any other player thus crocked would have been hauled off immediately, but Hodgson is different. His quiet subtlety may be at odds with the carnage he operates within, but he makes the larger-than-life athletes around him tick. 'He wanted to stay on,' says Saint-Andre. 'He played on the wing in defence, but his goal-kicking was 100 per cent, his strategic kicking was fantastic and it was important for the morale of my team that he stayed on the pitch. We agreed at half time that Valentin Courrent would come on for him when the pain got too great in the second half, but in the end Valentin was the only guy in the 22 we didn't use.'
Hodgson attributes his apparent heroism to the pills, which he says kicked in for the second half, and Sale duly booked their slot in the final, coolly dispatching the champions who have made this play-off lark their speciality in the past three seasons. And so Sale march on Twickenham with a support army expected to number 20,000. It may not quite match Leicester's horde but, for a side who used to be pleased with 3,000 at Heywood Road, it's something to be getting on with.
'If we can get 20,000, that's a good effort,' says Hodgson. 'We usually fill Edgeley Park now, which shows how far the club has come, but to double that at Twickenham would be tremendous. I imagine Leicester will take that and then another 10 or 15 thousand, but I think there's a lot of neutrals out there who want to see someone else do well, so hopefully we'll get their support too.'
Sale would definitely qualify as that 'someone else', even if their rise to the top has been ongoing for a while now. Marooned in football and rugby-league country, they lack the prestige that clubs such as Leicester enjoy in union circles and Hodgson has emerged as a suitably unlikely general for them. His family have no background in either code of rugby - his mother played a bit of hockey, his father likes a game of golf and neither of his siblings plays sport at all. He has no answer to the question of where his talent comes from.
His was an unorthodox rugby upbringing, playing union but watching league as an ardent Halifax fan. Then, after his first year at university, he was invited to train with Sale. They offered him a contract in August 2000, aged 19; he became their first-choice fly-half two months later; and barely a year later again he made his England debut, scoring 44 points against Romania, one point short of the world record.
Hodgson has made everything look easy, but there is a maturity and an edge to him these days that does more than help him through the inconvenience of a popped rib cartilage. He has found that edge through rediscovering calmness. 'I went from being relaxed when I first started playing and not really having a care in the world to getting very stressed about things, and now I've gone back again to the way I was. I wouldn't say I haven't a care in the world, but I'm a lot more laid-back about things, and I enjoy being like that.'
The stress came from the apparent reluctance of the Barbours at Twickenham to accept him after his promotion as a credible alternative to the biggest superstar English rugby has known. His England career went through a dark period last season, when his assurance on the club scene seemed to desert him as the whistles round Twickenham greeted what became a growing number of missed kicks. 'I think what happened in those games was a result of the Jonny Wilkinson phenomenon,' says Hodgson, before welcoming the resumption of their rivalry. 'He must have put in a huge amount of hard work after all the setbacks he has had, but now he needs to get himself back to that level again so we can compete. I'm sure people will start talking about it again when that happens, but it doesn't concern me too much any more.'
Neither player will be going to Australia with England this summer - Hodgson's opposite number on Saturday, Andy Goode, is likely to find himself in that particular hotseat. Andy Robinson has chosen to give Hodgson the summer off and the player is grateful for the break. 'It has been a long season, particularly in combination with the Lions tour. It seems to be non-stop, so it's nice knowing that I've only got one game left. I can put my all into that and have a good break after it.'
Hodgson may have had to wait a while for the resident mob at Twickenham to move on from Jonny, but there will be a very different lot at HQ on Saturday. The Range Rovers and hampers in the west car park will be scattered by the invasion of those who watch club rugby. Hodgson is an established hero for these people. Twenty thousand Sale fans will be cheering him before and after each kick at goal, as will any neutrals they can convince to join in. The only grief he will get will be from 30,000 Leicester fans trying to put him off - which is the kind of grief he will happily endure.


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call me Canadien
And she pushes me down and as I hit the floor
I swear in French
and she leans down, mock-listening, and says "What was that, Frenchie?"
and I am Canadian.
I have Scottish blood and French blood, but when it comes down to it -
I am Canadian.
And you cannot tell me otherwise because I have woken up at 5:30 AM to shovel
and an hour later, my driveway will look exactly the same.
i have slipped on black ice and bruised my tailbone,
I have waited for the bus in -17 weather with the wind pounding my face
and you cannot tell me that I am not strong enough to be Canadian.
Because you know what? Yes, my grandmother taught me French
But hell, look at Quebec for god's sake.
You cannot tell me that I am not Canadian just because
the blood that sings through my veins is not Aboriginal.
Because you know what? I'll bet that your blood isn't First Nation's either.
It's European, because unless you're Métis, then you've got no excuse.
you encroached upon their territory.
So don't you dare tell me that I am not Canadien,
Don't you dare insinuate it.
I am, and always will be, a child of the North,
with its snow flurries
and its healthcare,
and the goddamn icicles.
but that is not all that we are.
we are stubbornness and politeness
and we are all different nationalities.
I may speak French as well as English, but I am just as Canadien as you are.


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Moshe Smoira
|Moshe Smoira
|President of the Supreme Court of Israel
|In office
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|David Ben-Gurion
|Preceded by
|William James Fitzgerald (as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Mandatory Palestine)
|Succeeded by
|Yitzhak Olshan
|Personal details
25 October 1888
Königsberg, Prussia
|8 October 1961
(aged 72)
Jerusalem, Israel
|Alma mater
|University of Giessen
|Military service
|German Empire
|Imperial German Army
|World War I
Moshe Smoira (Hebrew: משה זמורה, born 25 October 1888, died 8 October 1961) was an Israeli jurist and the first President of the Supreme Court of Israel.
Smoira was born in 1888 in Königsberg, in the German Empire[1] to Leiser and Perel, Hasidic immigrants from Russia.[2][3] He studied Hebrew and became a Zionist. His future wife, Esther Horovitz from Minsk, was a relative of Zalman Shazar.[1]
He studied law at Heidelberg University, but his studies were interrupted by the outbreak of the First World War, during which he joined the German Army and was later wounded in action. After the war, he organized Hebrew courses in Berlin and later received his doctorate in jurisprudence from the University of Giessen[1] as well as an M.A. in Semitic languages.[2]
In 1921 he emigrated to the British Mandate of Palestine and opened a practice in Jerusalem. He was a partner of Pinchas Rosen, who later became the Israeli Justice Minister, and was associated with Mapai.[4] He was invited by the Mandate authorities to teach at the Jerusalem Law School and became a lecturer there.[5] He was the lawyer for the Histadrut. He specialized in Labor law and was one of the initiators and drafters of the Mandatory Law of compensation to dismissed workers.[1]
In the 1930s he was appointed President of the Court of Honor of the World Zionist Organization and President of the Association of Jewish Lawyers in Eretz Israel. After the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948 he was appointed President of the Supreme Court.[1] He did not consider the Declaration of Independence a legally binding document.[6]
In 1954 he retired due to a terminal illness and was succeeded by Yitzhak Olshan.[5] He died in 1961 in Jerusalem.[2] In 1989, Israel issued a stamp in his honour. His daughter, Michal, married Supreme Court judge Haim Cohn.[1]
- ^ a b c d e f "Moshe Smoira". boeliem.com. Retrieved 2008-10-19.
- ^ a b c "Smoira, Moshe". irgun-jeckes.org (in Hebrew). Retrieved 2008-10-19.
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- ^ "Moshe Smoira". Jewish Virtual Library. Retrieved 2008-10-19.
- ^ Rubinstein, Elyakim. "Judges of the Land". hamishpat.com (in Hebrew). Retrieved 2008-10-20.
- ^ a b "Moshe Smoira". israelphilately.org.il. Retrieved 2008-10-19.
- ^ "The Declaration of the Establishment of the State". Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 2002-09-29. Retrieved 2008-10-19.


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From the time she was born, everyone knew there was something different about this girl. Born into a family of 5 little girls and 4 little boys, Rayne was the middle child. It was obvious in the delivery room she was going to be the oddball. All the children in the family, and even her parents, had curly blonde locks. Rayne was born with dark black fuzz that by age 4 progressed into straight jet black sheets. All the kids were a natural tan, something from the mothers side, but Rayne was pale, shear white. But the damning feature was her eyes, the traditional brown eyes that ran in all the family's history, had manifested nothing in Rayne. She looked around through grey blue eyes that had a hint of purity in them. Even looking past her appearence, she had an odd behavior. She would sit in the corner, mumbling to herself. She would stare out into space and at random times would begin crying or screaming. Her mother and father resorted to professional help that showed no outlet to hope in this child. She was just 'eccentric' they said. And eccentric she was.....
"Pull out your books and read Chapter 2 Section 3. Rayne...Rayne..Rayne!" A shrill voice came out of the mouth of a short stocky woman with thick rimmed glasses. She smacked her book on the desk beside the head of the sleeping student. The head shot up and looked around.
"What?! Huh?!" She stammered, looking around. Faces of humilation stared back at her.
"Sleeping again, Mrs. Trevors?" The teacher said, readjusting her glasses on the bridge of her nose.
"Uh. No. I was closing my eyes to take in all of your...wonderful lecture, Mrs. Goldsbloom." She replied, giggles and chuckles arose throughout the room.
"There will be none of this disrespect in my class room. Mrs. Trevors. I expect a clear 1000 word essay on your inability to stay awake in my class on my desk by Monday. Are we clear? The rest of you, get to work." Sierra Goldsbloom said.
"Clear we are, young padawan." Rayne said, getting more laughter from the class. Before she could say anything, the bell rang and it was finally here. The weekend.


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The author argues that advertising is about the deceitful exploitation of desire. Therefore, we undermine Judaism by using this tactic and dumbing it down. To treat Judaism as something to be consumed is to start down a spiritual path on the wrong foot. If Judaism is to transform, it will require full participation and a yearning heart; if you can buy it, it's not holy.
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Nick Mallett breezed into Edinburgh this week like a man who knows he is not only going to keep his job, but may even be in for a pay rise. How else do you explain his decision to follow up the historic win against France by making six changes for the match against Scotland that will decide whether the Italians take home yet another wooden spoon.
Against France, Mallett picked eight men honed by playing there and backed them up with Martin Castrogiovanni of Leicester. Today, 10 of the starting XV play for Italian clubs. It is almost as though the coach is deluding himself about the depth of talent in his squad, or as if he is sure of the outcome when he and the president of the Italian federation, Giancarlo Dondi, sit down next week – probably on Thursday – to discuss whether Mallett's contract, worth €200,000 (£175,000) a year, will be extended beyond the World Cup.
"That's not really important, because it's going to be from both sides, it's whether I want to continue as well as whether they want me to continue," said Mallett. "We'll see." However, Dondi is not known for giving second chances and until the remarkable events of last Saturday at the Stadio Flaminio, Mallett's record with Italy stood at five wins from 34 matches, with only a defeat of Fiji to show from eight games since last year's Six Nations.
And then there is the deal that Dondi is said to have made with the Perpignan coach, Jacques Brunel. Dondi admits only that Brunel has been "sounded out ... as we have other coaches". But Brunel told his players in January that he would be gone by the summer and later said: "It was difficult to pass up ... coaching a national team has always been a dream of mine."
Someone seems to have got the wrong end of the stick and Mallett hopes it is Brunel because, although he is said to have had talks with possible employers, Saracens among them, he is enjoying his version of la dolce vita and would argue that this has been Italy's best season in a decade.
"We should've won against Argentina, we did very well against Australia – we lost but it was only 25-15, so it was quite close," he said. "We beat Fiji, and Fiji drew with Wales in Wales, so that was a good result. We could have beaten Ireland. We could have beaten Wales. We got smashed by England, but when we went there we weren't psychologically up for that kind of game. The guys haven't got a lot of pace, so if you start falling off tackles, and your defence isn't good, you're going to get smashed.
"In this [France] game, the guys were nervous of getting smashed, they were very nervous, so we played very well. Our heads don't go down now, even at 18-6. Two years ago, we would have lost 35-10, but the guys have confidence in the way which I've asked them to play and the players now are getting confidence in themselves."
More importantly, Mallett clearly gets a kick out of working with underdogs. He always has, in a career characterised by success at many levels and in many languages. First he was an England-born student at Cape Town and then at Oxford. He played in the back row for South Africa and got a double Blue, hitting Ian Botham for three sixes in an over. He started to coach in France at St Claude, a rugby outpost in the Jura Mountains where Mallett owned and managed the village bistro, Café le Club. Five years later he brought silverware to AC Boulogne-Billancourt in Paris; he had success back in South Africa with an unfashionable province, Boland; before equalling what was then the world record for successive Test wins (17) while in charge of the Springboks. When that run ended Mallett fell out with his bosses, accusing the South African board of greed, for raising ticket prices. He headed back to France to win consecutive championships with Stade Français.
When his opponenton Saturday, Andy Robinson, left as England coach in 2006, Sir Clive Woodward said Mallett was the only man for the job. There was considerable speculation that the South African had been asked to call Twickenham before Brian Ashton was appointed. Not surprisingly, it was a happy Dondi who announced in October 2007 that Mallett would replace Pierre Berbizier as Italy coach.
If the president has changed his mind now, it is because Mallett is up for a third successive wooden spoon and has still not managed to win away from home. Berbizier is the only Italy coach to have done that – in 2007, when the Scots donated three tries in the first six minutes.
"I've always said that this is a job that I really enjoy, because to take a team that is down at the bottom and to bring them up is very satisfying," Mallett said. "I've had the chance of coaching the Springboks and Stade Français, who were both top teams, and to coach a side like Italy and to improve them is just as satisfying."
Clearly, his players think highly of him. Sergio Parisse, Mallett's captain and No8 and Italy's only world-class player, seized the initiative after the win over France, putting the coach's case for staying on. "He's the only coach who believed in us, I want to dedicate this victory to him," said Parisse.
With Corriere dello Sport evoking Neil Armstrong – "A small step for a rugby player, a giant leap for Italian rugby" – to reinforce the point, Dondi must surely keep his coach on.


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But she warned that the fate of the UK's film-making base remained precarious.
Just pounds 700m a year is invested in film production, less than the average pounds 1bn budget of each of the big US studio and distribution groups.
Ms Hoon said the recent increase in the pound had already deterred foreign film-makers from using UK facilities. "There aren't any big films out there on the horizon. British studios have less big films in the pipeline."
Film finance experts also warned yesterday that the lack of a UK-owned distribution network with the power to encourage cinemas to show lower- budget movies remained the principal barrier to the growth of the domestic industry. Film-makers use distribution deals as collateral to persuade banks to lend money, but the UK lacks a single large distribution company.
British box office successes such as The Full Monty and Four Weddings and a Funeral managed to break through the distribution barrier but many more films never make it to the cinemas.
Ms Hoon said: "The question is whether the improvement will continue. I don't think it will unless there's a sustained investment in distribution."
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Combining the growing volume of digital information with powerful analytic tools improves the effectiveness of consumer marketing, political campaigns, fraud detection and crime prevention, according to panelists at the Business ForUM panel session on "Big Data."
Khrystyna Bochkay, an assistant professor of accounting at the School, moderated the discussion about how to use the information from public records, private databases, smartphones and sensors together in a way that advances business goals while meeting confidentiality requirements and protecting consumer privacy.
"Big data was invaluable in helping President Obama develop his messages in 2008 and 2012," said Andrew Marcus, president and CEO of M1 Data & Analytics, Inc. "Today, big data plays a growing role in insurance, finance and healthcare, as well as consumer marketing."
Scott Norton, executive vice president and chief auditor at BankUnited, said the Florida-based bank uses big data tools for monitoring customer accounts to detect anomalies that indicate potential fraud. Pointing to the importance of security, Norton said, "Hackers have gotten more creative, breaking into small business' digital files and monitoring email traffic of the CEO or CFO. Then, they try to emulate that email to request a wire transfer payment to 'vendor' with a new address. Our analytic tools can flag those kinds of wire transfers so the owner can be contacted before the funds are released."
Those tools are also crucial in anti-money laundering programs and banking "stress tests," said Jeffrey Sopshin, a partner with Business Risk Advisory at EY LLP. "Sophisticated models that draw from various data warehouses can screen for potentially suspicious transactions," he said. "We can also leverage big data tools to model how well a bank's loans and investments would perform in different credit markets. Of course, big data can only go so far. You still need to look at the model and your assumptions to see if the results appear to be reliable."
Regulated businesses that turn to the cloud to house their data in a distributed server environment, they need to be sure they comply with state and federal requirements, added Sopshin. "While the cloud provides a huge opportunity for performance improvement, it may not be an option if U.S. or European Union (EU) laws require the data to stay within that jurisdiction," he said.


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Remarkable, isn't it, what a woman of style can do with a simple straitjacket. In Paula Vogel's new play, ''The Mineola Twins,'' Swoosie Kurtz models this classic piece of attire with a panache that could only stir envy in the runway walkers strutting through Fashion Week in New York.
Playing a proper Long Island housewife, as she appears to herself in a nightmare, Ms. Kurtz unfurls the confining jacket's long arms to perform a dance of fiendish, glint-eyed glee. A pair of hitherto thuglike hospital attendants can't resist joining in, and Ms. Kurtz, resembling a cross between Isadora Duncan and the Bride of Frankenstein, twirls her sleeves into arcs and circles, her bootee-slippered feet tripping ever more lightly. You half expect her to go flying over the audience, and the wicked, power-giddy smile on her face promises that she could, if she wanted to.
That's only a dream, of course. The sororal title characters of Ms. Vogel's comedy, both deliciously played by Ms. Kurtz, spend their waking hours fully, if not literally, straitjacketed: by sexual stereotypes, societal expectations and a soul-strangling hatred for each other. Squabbling, plotting and avenging themselves through four decades of American life, Myra and Myrna of Mineola are never much more than the sums of their slogans and fashion accessories.
Ms. Vogel's play, which opened last night at the Laura Pels Theater at the Roundabout, is willfully confined to two dimensions, to the sensibility of an animated political cartoon. Those who know this dramatist only from her Pulitzer Prize-winning ''How I Learned to Drive,'' which examined pedophilia with a startling and affecting lyricism, may have difficulty recognizing her voice here.Continue reading the main story
In manipulating cultural cliches, the play doesn't necessarily rise above them. Many of its jokes are at least as old as the first season of ''Saturday Night Live.'' And though Ms. Vogel arranges familiar material into some illuminating patterns, much of her gender-twisting satire would undoubtedly seem stale to downtown audiences who have sat through more advanced variations on the same themes by performers like Lypsinka and the Five Lesbian Brothers.
The effort the production puts into making the play's effigies of characters breathe generates some tasty treats. The director, Joe Mantello (''Love! Valour! Compassion!,'' ''Mizlansky/Zilinsky''), resourcefully turns the evening into a sort of pop hymn to the transforming powers of theater, in which even costume changes become charming sleight-of-hand acts.
The four supporting cast members, who include the protean Mo Gaffney as Myrna's high school boyfriend and the middle-aged Myra's lesbian lover, give off a corresponding sense of actorly discipline mixed with actorly self-delight, that glow of concentration and triumph you see in magicians successfully plying their illusions. And then there is, of course, Ms. Kurtz, who gets to show off the highly refined comic exaggeration that first made her name in the New York theater and that is rarely seen in her more naturalistic work in films and television.
Like the baffling twins of fairy tales and the identical cousins of ''The Patty Duke Show,'' Myra and Myrna look just the same (except for breast size) and couldn't behave more differently. First seen as high school students in the 1950's, the sisters keep squaring off in ways befitting the changing times: as school tramp versus virginal teen queen; as counter-cultural radical versus status-quo-worshiping housewife; as abortion rights spokeswoman versus right-wing radio talk show hostess.
Ms. Vogel's script is most ingenious in demonstrating what these antithetical siblings have in common as time goes by. Both become terrorists, though of different stripes; both spend time in prison; both turn out to be neglectful parents of sons (both played wittily by Mandy Siegfried) who despise their mothers and adore their aunts. The sisters' opposition, neatly representing the schism between right and left in the United States, is self-destructive, and each subliminally longs for connection with the other.
In tracing this schematic outline, Ms. Vogel comments on a world in which rules hem in women while there are, as Myrna says with placid acceptance, ''no absolutes for guys.'' The comic dialogue in which these rules are summoned is often standard issue, bringing to mind a burlesque version of those era-spanning novels with a feminist conscience, like Lisa Alther's ''Kinflicks.'' (Myrna to the lustful Jim: ''You've been reading Mr. Hefner again, haven't you?'')
Ms. Kurtz, however, consistently scores personal points off familiar archetypes, bringing devilish spark to both the flat-chested Myra and the missile-breasted Myrna. Watch her, for example, as the prim teen-age Myra, idly patting her lust-addled boyfriend's rump as if he were a Labrador retriever while perfunctorily saying, ''I want you badly.''
Ms. Gaffney and Ms. Siegfried bring dead-on drollery and restraint to their various incarnations. And it's a joy to watch them assuming new identities in a danced change of costumes and wigs, assisted by Daniel Sherman and Jimmy Holder, who stylishly portray the male equivalents of the cheesecake assistants in old variety shows.
The perfect-pitch caricature costumes are by Jess Goldstein, and since this is a play in which coiffure is character, one should also mention the adroit hair styling of Bobby Miller.
The arch, zippy sets, by Robert Brill and Scott Pask, find the ''Twilight Zone'' element in period Americana, while David Van Tieghem's sound effects wryly suggest a subliminal spirit of sci-fi terror.
While Mr. Mantello and his cast keep the play skipping blithely along, they also occasionally crack its shiny exterior to reveal a profound anxiety. In the work's opening scene, a dream sequence, Myra discovers herself in an infernal version of her high school homeroom where she is asked to come up with ''the hypotenuse of hygiene.''
As the nightmare spins itself out, fears of nuclear attack, sexual predation and familial estrangement meld in a way that haunts even as it teases. The rest of ''The Mineola Twins'' never digs as convincingly beneath its own surface. Even this cast and this production, as good as any playwright could hope for, can't give a third dimension to Ms. Vogel's sparring paper dolls.
By Paula Vogel; directed by Joe Mantello; sets by Robert Brill with Scott Pask; costumes by Jess Goldstein; lighting by Kevin Adams; sound by David Van Tieghem; hair by Bobby Miller; production stage manager, James Fitzsimmons; musical staging by Ken Roberson; associate artistic director, Scott Ellis; director of marketing, David B. Steffen. Presented by the Roundabout Theater Company, Todd Haimes, artistic director; Ellen Richard, managing director; Julia C. Levy, executive director, external affairs. At the Criterion Center, Laura Pels Theater, 1530 Broadway, at 45th Street.
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In a recent Parade Magazine article, Mitch Albom told the fascinating story of William Kamkwamba, a young man from Malawi. When William was 14, he had a vision. He wanted to make a windmill that would pump water and make electricity for his village.
He didn't have much to work with, so he started collecting garbage, such as a bicycle rim, plastic pipe and an old tractor fan. People thought he was crazy for going out to collect garbage; but three months later, he had made a windmill. At first, it provided only enough power to light up one light bulb. The town cheered. He kept tinkering until he finally created bigger and bigger windmills. William is now 22 and a book has been written about him titled The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind.
Albom was making a point about imagination, working with your hands and not being obsessed with technology. There is a spiritual lesson here. God does with our lives what William does. He takes the broken pieces and failures of our lives and uses them to allow us to be a blessing to others. Grace does not just forgive our sins—Christ graces us for God's glory.


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