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by Incongruous CircumspectionI will be quoting Bill Gothard's material in this text style and my response will be in the normal text:Bill Gothard has published a manual on how a wife should meet her husband's seven basic needs, as well as how a husband should meet his wife's. As you'll see, the latter part, directed at the husband, is highly disingenuous because, according to Bill Gothard, a marriage relationship is skewed completely toward the man. The wife is only a cheerleading, supposedly willing, party.As Bill is notorious for, he takes anything he can find in the Bible to support any point he dreams up, disregarding the context, the era, even the writer's style, etc., and sand … [Read more...]
Snipped! – Part 3: Marital Problems
by Incongruous CircumspectionWhen I was about 7 years old, my parents realized that they were having marital problems. My father knew there was a problem long before this, but he was now ready to do something about it. They began the process of looking for a marriage counselor. They found many. They went to many. But it was always the same song and dance.The marriage counselor would begin by getting the story of their marriage from both parties and then begin speaking to my father about what he could do to improve himself. My dad, being a humble and loving gentleman, was more than happy to take sole ownership of the repairing of the marriage, but knew that doing this would only … [Read more...]
Changesby CaluluBy now I'm sure you've noticed that I've started doing some of the posting of articles and am an admin on the NLQ message board.Why? Change is in the wind and change can be a good thing. As an artist I try to embrace change. We've all been through some heavy duty changes or we wouldn't even be on this site. To change is to grow.Recently I hurt my back, been suffering the aches of sciatica up and down both of my legs and in my back. Now in my old drinking the koolaid part-fundamental part-evangelical life I would have gone to my church's prayer warriors and they would have told me what they always told me when I got a terrible backache. They would tell me I … [Read more...]
A Brief Comment on Divorce and the Bible
by SierraTherefore take heed to your spirit, and let none deal treacherously against the wife of his youth. For the LORD, the God of Israel, saith that he hateth putting away. (Malachi 2:15-16)When was the last time you looked at this verse? It's used all the time, in the Message and in evangelical culture, to justify opposition to no-fault divorce and the rising trend of multiple marriages. "God hates divorce" is the mantra of many Christian conservatives. But have you ever thought about what this verse actually means?How did a verse that so obviously tells men to be kind to their wives and not to leave them destitute become a verse that tells women they have no right to leave … [Read more...]
Young patriarch tells it like it is: Woman indeed is the weaker vessel; Sodomites hate God, and infiltrate churches to spit in God's face … Am I controlling for keeping my woman away from these evil men? Then so be it.
(Trigger warning: patronizing, misogyny, homophobia...)Last night, a patriarch-in-training named "Matt" spent a lot of time reading and commenting on the NLQ FAQ: What Is Quiverfull?It's possible that Matt is a troll and his comments should be ignored or deleted - but his arguments are not at all unlike the "biblical" beliefs which I heard taught/preached regularly during my Quiverfull days. I am assuming Matt is a young man based on his immaturity and know-it-all attitude - of course, given that patriarchs rarely grow up, it's possible that he is an old man - maybe he's the pastor of an IFB church.So, without further ado - here's Matt: I take it from your post that you are … [Read more...]
Snipped! – Part 2: My Little Years
by Incongruous CircumspectionI was born in Minneapolis as a boy. Mama took one look at me and exclaimed, "I thought he was going to be Rebecca!" Needless to say, I was scarred for life. In those days, getting an ultrasound to determine the sex of a baby wasn't a bygone decision and people essentially relied on the doctors and midwives to make educated guesses based on measurements, heart rates, and old wives tales.Yes, I was born in a hospital. My mother birthed all seven of us children before she entered the world of Bill Gothard (Billy Boy G.), i.e. no home births. Thus, there were no complications when she had to have an emergency C-section with my younger sister (though she … [Read more...]
To My Shame … I think I might understand Hillary Adam's mother
Major trigger warning for all former QF moms who read here at NLQ - :(by VyckieOkay - I told myself not to watch that Judge Adams video, cuz I knew it would be triggering - but I followed the link posted by an NLQ forum member to Pandagon, read the article - and then played the video. God help me.All I could think was - what ever must Hillary's mom have been thinking? And the horrible thing about it is that I could guess what must've been going through her mind when she actively participated in the beating of her daughter.I can remember many occasions in which my ex-husbands's abuse of the children was so intolerable - I would actually jump in and take over because I knew … [Read more...]


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The secrets of the brain. An evolutionary perspective on neuroscience
|Building brains that can evolve: Challenges and prospects for evo-devo neurobiology
|Georg F Striedter
|Architect genes of the brain: A look at brain evolution through genoarchitecture
|Jose Luis Ferran
|Next stop: Language. The 'FOXP2' gene's journey through time
|Adriana Schatton, Constance Scharff
|Human brain evolution: How the increase of brain plasticity made us a cultural species
|Aida Gómez-Robles, Chet C. Sherwood
|From metaphor to action: Embodied language cognition
|Pilar Casado
Interference. The troubled relationship between science and ideology
|Evolutionary biology and beliefs: How ideology can draw different social stances from science
|Michael Ruse
|Charles Darwin and ideology: Rethinking the Darwinian revolution
|Janet Browne
|Science and ideology: The case of physics in Nazi Germany
|Philip Ball
|The conversion of the atom: Nuclear science and ideology in Francoist Spain
|Xavier Roqué Rodríguez
|A reconciliation with Darwin? Divergent views on evolutionism in Erich Wasmann and Jaime Pujiula, biologists and Jesuits
|Juli Peretó, Jesús I. Català
SheScience. Science from a gender perspective
|An open path for gender equality in research: When women scientists question the state of science and the institutions embrace the criticism
|Ana Sánchez, Teresa Samper-Gras, Marcela Jabbaz, Capitolina Díaz
|Science from women's lives. Better Science? How gendered studies improve science and lives
|Carmen Magallón Portolés
|Breaking the glass ceiling: The defense of the doctoral thesis as a key moment
|Nazareth Gallego Morón
|Gender research from multiple disciplines: Profiles, commitments and interrelations in an interdisciplinary group
|Marine Buet
|The science of difference: The invisibility of women in health sciences
|Carme Valls-Llobet
|Crazy about science: The difficulty of mixing accountability and caregiving
|Sandra Obiol Francés, Alícia Villar Aguilés
Violent universe. High-energy astrophysics and cosmology in the twenty-first century
|Interstellar travel guide: Chronicles of a violent universe
|Manel Perucho, José A. Font
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|Susana Planelles, Veronica Biffi
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|Georg Gottfried Raffelt
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Daily Forecast for Crosses: July 27
EURJPY Forecast
The EURJPY had a bullish momentum yesterday but still unable to make a clear break above 113.40 key resistance area so far. The bias remains bullish in nearest term especially if price able to make a clear break above 113.40 testing 114.75 and the trend line resistance (white). Aggressive intraday traders can still short around 113.40 with a tight stop loss. Immediate support is seen around 112.50 and the minor trend line support (red) followed by 111.45.
GBPJPY Forecast
The GBPJPY had a bullish momentum yesterday, hit 128.15. Overall there are no changes in my daily technical outlook where price is still in a bullish correction phase since the bullish momentum from 124.85, testing the trend line resistance (red) and 129.40 especially if price able to make a clear break above 128.40. Price also has been moving in a sideways mode, so aggressive intraday traders may still short with tight stop loss above 128.40. Immediate support is seen around 127.77 followed by 126.60 region. Price is in a bullish intraday phase, but only a break above the trend line resistance could trigger further bullish scenario and as long as price stays below the trend line, any bullish movement should be seen just as a corrective movement.
AUDUSD Forecast
The AUDUSD continued its bullish momentum yesterday and had a significant bullish continuation earlier today in Asian session, hit a new historical high at 1.1061. The bias remains bullish in nearest term aiming for a new historical high projection around 1.1100/50. Immediate support is seen around 1.1010 (former historical low). A clear break below that area could lead price to a neutral zone in nearest term but until we have a technical sign of correction/reversal, my overall technical bias remains strongly to the upside.
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One key HIV drug unavailable
-Ramsammy says shipment due Thursday
Guyana is currently out of the antiretroviral drug, Efavirenz, which is part of this country's first-line treatment programme but a shipment is expected by Thursday according to Health Minister, Dr. Leslie Ramsammy.
The Health Ministry made no announcement about the scarcity of the drug, and last night the National AIDS Committee (NAC) issued a press statement saying that it has received complaints from persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs) over the shortage.
The NAC reported that two drugs were in short supply; Efavirenz and Travada but Ramsammy said it is only one drug which is currently not available.
"Any new patient coming into the programme will not be able to access Efavirenz, but we have tracked the shipment and reports state that it is in Miami and should be here by Thursday morning", the Minister said last night when contacted. He said an antiretroviral (ARV) shipment of the drug Travada came in two weeks ago.
New patients coming into the National Care and Treatment programme would not be able to access Efavirenz, Ramsammy said, noting that the delay was "beyond our control".
He said the drug was ordered, but that it will only arrive this week. "It is a slight inconvenience due to this interruption in our supplies", he added.
Since Efavirenz is part of the combination therapy provided by the national programme, the NAC said it has been advising PLWHAs on 'first-line' drugs against using only one of the combination drugs it they cannot access both, noting that if only one drug is used, HIV could become resistant to it. The NAC said it has also been encouraging PLWHAs to continue visiting or phoning in to the clinic for updates as well as seeking assistance from other PLWHA who may have extra drugs to carry them over this period.
The NAC also called on PLWHAs to continue using complementary therapies where possible, "especially in the mind-body category", which includes relaxation techniques; spirituality and massage, in addition to bio-body practices in building the immune system (balanced diet, vitamins and minerals, herbal, pre-biotics etc).
Further, the committee said that it is seeking to fast-track a meeting with the Programme Manager at the National AIDS Programme Secretariat (NAPS), seeking confirmation of the due-date of expected shipment; feedback on the 2008/2009 annual ARVs supply plan as well as clarification as to both government and partners (international donors) commitment in guaranteeing sustained treatment to approximately 2,800 persons reportedly on ARVs.
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Islamabad, Jan 2: United States pressure to Pak to extradite India Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) Commander Zakir Al Rahman Lakhvi to India did not pay ears. Pakistan has rejected to handover the perpetrators of the 26/11 attacks to India.
Pakistan has said such a move will be 'harmful'. Citing the
reason Pakistan said that there is no extradition treaty between
the two neighbours and handing over the commander may be
dangerous."There is no extradition treaty between India and
Pakistan. We are keen on rebuilding our internal institutions. So
if we engage in these issues, it will be harmful for
Pakistan," Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi told Geo TV.
He was asked whether India and America have made demands for handing over terror suspects, Lashkar-e-Toiba operations commander Zakir Rehman Lakhvi, Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azar and Hafiz Mohammed Saeed.
Reacting to the query Qureshi said Pakistan conducted its own
'independent investigations' about the Mumbai terror attacks and it
will do everything in the interests of India and Pakistan.
When asked about Pakistani govt sources saying that a LeT commander had confessed that all terrorists who attacked Mumbai were Pakistanis, Qureshi said "I think I don't believe that government sources are involved here."
He was of the opinion that terrorism is a common enemy of all, and both Pakistan and India should defeat it together."Terrorism is our common enemy. We have to defeat it together. Pakistan is always ready for constructive cooperation," Qureshi said.
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If you'll all remember it was quite a while ago now that Samsung announced the Galaxy S II HD LTE. It appeared on some retailer websites and then it ultimately ended up in the hands of AT&T as the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket HD. Now it is making its way to Canada where it will be a Bell exclusive. Here's what Canadian buyers can expect --
- Fast network access: 4G LTE, HSPA+ 42 Mbps, EDGE/GPRS quad band
- Best in class display: 4.65" (118mm) HD Super AMOLED screen, optimized HD interface, and HD content support
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- Memory: 1GB RAM; 16GB (eMMC); micro SD slot (up to 32 GB)
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THE REGION: After the Grand Jury; What Happened to Tawana Brawley's Case - And to Attitudes About Race and Justice
Published: October 9, 1988
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What happened to the 14 other cases of bias-motivated violence that I've written the Governor's office about, requesting a special prosecutor? All 14 of these victims were willing to testify, but they decide to pursue the one case where they never had an assurance from the victim that she would testify. Normally - and I used to be a prosecutor in the Queens District Attorney's office - that would rule out pursuing a case right there.
The criminal justice system has simply not adjusted to the 200 percent increase in bias-motivated crime between 1986 and 1987. Special prosecutors have been appointed in cases of Medicaid fraud and public corruption. Why is it that when we come to bias-motivated crime, the Governor is suddenly saying he wants to leave it up to local district attorneys?
The problem is that prosecutors are not bringing about any indictments. I don't know if this young woman is telling the truth or not. But I believe a more adequate system would have been able to corner her and get her to testify. Noreen Connell, immediate past president of the state chapter of the National Organization for Women.
Nonreporting of rape is very, very common among black women because they feel they wouldn't be believed. My fear is that this is going to make women even more reluctant to report incidents to the police.
We don't know what happened to Tawana Brawley, but we have been disturbed by the way the identity of a minor in a rape case was made known and sensationalized. One television station even ran a picture of her nude from the waist up. Benjamin L. Hooks, executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
Several weeks ago, I was moving around New York talking to reporters and even some people high up in newspapers and television, and they were completely convinced that nothing had happened. How in the name of God can responsible news people continue to make a national spectacle out of something that they were convinced was nothing? What bothers me is, we called press conference after press conference and nobody showed up. Here I was head of the largest civil rights organization and can't get a news conference. Here's three men and a woman who had press conferences over and over again. There will be millions of people who will never believe the grand jury report. I just think it's terribly bad because I don't think there is any question that this episode has set back race relations in America. Utrice Leid, managing editor of The City Sun, a black weekly that circulates in New York City.
Robert Abrams's statements condemning the victim of the crime - and by extension exonerating the people he should be targeting for prosecution - were proof positive of what the case is all about: The state, whenever it is deemed convenient, will abrogate its responsibility to protect the constitutional rights of certain members of society, depending on a number of variables such as race or political considerations. Stephen Gillers, professor of law at New York University.
First, we have learned that there is significant distrust in the black community about the fairness of our criminal justice system. That distrust must be addressed by education and reform. Second, we have learned how easy it was to manipulate the public. We can do little about that. The public was willing to respond in a humane way to Tawana Brawley's apparent victimization; it is better to be vulnerable to this kind of manipulation than to be a society that lacks compassion.
Photo of Tawana Brawley with her mother, Glenda, and family advisers, Alton H. Maddox Jr., the Rev. Al Sharpton and C. Vernon Mason (AP)


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Once, there were two Jerry Seinfelds. There was Jerry Seinfeld, now 55, a stand-up comedian from Brooklyn, New York and the creator of his own self-titled sitcom, Seinfeld – one of the most popular TV shows of all time. And then there was "Jerry Seinfeld", a just-about-fictional stand-up comedian from Brooklyn, New York and the creator of his own eponymous sitcom, Jerry – which was cancelled after a single episode. "Jerry", as played by Jerry, was the protagonist of Seinfeld, and ceased to exist when that show wrapped for the last time in 1998.
These days, however, there is a third Jerry, hovering in the semi-fictional space between his two namesakes. Larry David, Seinfeld's co-creator, also has his own sitcom, Curb Your Enthusiasm, which is now in its seventh season. In it, he plays "Larry David", Seinfeld's co-creator, who has just come up with a plan to win back his ex-wife by casting her in a Seinfeld reunion special. In tonight's episode of Curb (on More 4 at 10.40pm), he must enlist his old friend Jerry (or "Jerry"), playing yet another version of himself, the rich and famous former sitcom star, just as Larry plays "Larry". Of course, this means that we must also prepare ourselves for the possibility of a fourth Jerry: the one that the third Jerry is planning to play in the reunion show, who is to the second "Jerry" – let's just call him Jerry Two – what Jerry Three is to Jerry One. Confused? You obviously haven't been watching enough TV lately.
Television has always salivated over itself; now it's eating itself. The prime-time schedules seem inundated not only with media procedurals – comedies and dramas that go behind the scenes of major TV drama productions, TV commercial shoots, middle-of-the-road BBC TV sitcoms or late-night US TV sketch comedy shows – but also with actors (and other celebrities) appearing as "themselves" in satirical self-portraits: David Duchovny played "David Duchovny" on The Larry Sanders Show as a gay man forever flirting with the titular talkshow host; Seth Green played "Seth Green" in Entourage as an obnoxious egotist trying to steal the hero's girlfriend; Patrick Stewart played "Patrick Stewart" in Extras as a sex-obsessed old ham pitching ideas for soft-porn movies. Where does reality end and fiction begin? Is playing "yourself" really any different from playing someone else? Does it matter?
This year's annual Emmy Awards ceremony was dominated – as was 2008's – by a pair of media procedurals: cable channel AMC's drama Mad Men, about an advertising firm in the early 1960s, and 30 Rock, in which Tina Fey plays Liz Lemon, the head writer on sketch comedy show TGS with Tracy Jordan. Fey herself is a former head writer on the sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live. The comedian Tracy Jordan, meanwhile, is played by the comedian Tracy Morgan, a former employee of Fey's at SNL. Fey, 30 Rock's creator as well as its star, supposedly uses real episodes from Morgan's troubled life when writing Jordan's character.
30 Rock's current fourth season began with Lemon's boss Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) smiling into the camera and saying, "I want to welcome you to Season Four". It turned out that Season Four was the name of the restaurant he'd just bought. Both Mad Men and 30 Rock are about more than just the media, but part of their appeal is undoubtedly their insider's portrayal of the way media goes to work on an audience. Both shows seem to be letting us in on their tricks.
These are far from being the first shows to turn television's cameras back on itself. As long ago as 1961, Carl Reiner based The Dick Van Dyke Show on his experiences as a television writer on Your Show of Shows, which starred Sid Caesar. On The Dick Van Dyke Show, Van Dyke played Rob Petrie, a writer for the fictional Alan Brady Show, while Reiner played its tyrannical star, Alan Brady, who was based on Caesar. At the end of the programme's fifth and final season, Petrie (Van Dyke) tried in vain to publish a memoir based on his experiences. Instead, Brady (Reiner) suggested he turn the book into a television series, starring himself (Brady) as the hapless writer.
On this side of the Atlantic, Monty Python's Flying Circus – whose creators had grown up in a world without television, could see its conventions for what they were, and mercilessly subverted them at every opportunity – produced such classic sketches as Whicker island: "an island inhabited entirely by ex-international interviewers" with the features of BBC grandee Alan Whicker. The Simpsons-like stream of postmodern pop cultural references in shows like 30 Rock is nevertheless descended from the pure silliness of Python. In an interview for a recent documentary to mark Python's 40th birthday, Stephen Merchant admits, "I'd never seen anyone sort of explode the conventions of television before, mocking it... That seemed really naughty."
Seinfeld, which debuted in 1989, was always self-aware and self-reflexive. Indeed, Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David expressly intended to undermine the sentimental mores of traditional sitcoms. The breakthrough fourth series, which won three Emmys, was based around a show-within-the-show – Jerry and his friend George's attempts to produce their sitcom pilot for NBC. (Jerry: "What's the show about?" George: "It's about nothing." J: "No stories?" G: "Nah, forget the story." J: "You gotta have a story." G: "Who says you gotta have a story? It's about nothing.")
Having refused for years to make a reunion episode – another standard television convention – with the new episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld's creators have managed to enjoy an onscreen reunion that also subverts the very idea. It's a hilarious, head-spinning collision of fiction and reality which means Larry and Jerry can have their cake, while "Larry" and "Jerry" eat it.
The UK's pre-eminent producers of this sort of meta-television are Merchant and Ricky Gervais. The Office was an example of that most self-aware of television genres, the mockumentary. As with Arrested Development (which is now being made into a feature film) and Sky's new sitcom Modern Family, the performances of the fictional characters are compromised, to comic effect, by the presence of the cameras. Sorry, "cameras".
Matthew Holness, an Office alumnus, played on another documentary format with Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, in which his character Garth Marenghi, the creator and star of a heroically awful Seventies sci-fi horror series (Darkplace), looked back on his achievements as if he were a talking head in a celebratory documentary much like the one recently made on Monty Python. Former sitcom actress Lisa Kudrow (of Friends) recently co-wrote and starred in The Comeback, an HBO sitcom presented as a reality TV documentary about a former sitcom actress, Valerie Cherish (Kudrow), and her attempts to return to the screen.
Luckily, the public's fascination with the inner workings of the entertainment industry is matched by the industry's eagerness to talk about itself. Understanding the incessant in-jokes that litter many of today's comedies allows an audience to feel like insiders. "Audiences like to see celebrities out of celebrity-mode," says Stuart Levine, assistant managing editor at Variety magazine. "Jerry Seinfeld is a very likeable person and people like to see him when he's not just Jerry Seinfeld the sitcom star, but Jerry Seinfeld behind the scenes, especially interacting with Larry David."
This was one of the many attractions of Extras, Gervais and Merchant's sitcom about film extras. Much of the comedy derived from the raft of celebrity cameos: Ben Stiller, Kate Winslet, Samuel L Jackson, Robert De Niro, Chris Martin, David Bowie – each willing to send themselves up in the service of laughter. In its second series, Extras transformed into a backstage "dramedy" about the conflict between commerce and art; its antihero, Andy Millman (Gervais), was forced to compromise his vision for the sitcom he'd written in order to persuade the BBC to commission and film it. Like his audience, Millman was fatally attracted to the world of television, film and celebrity. He wanted desperately to be an insider, yet he hated himself for it.
Extras was not alone in asking celebrities to appear as exaggerated – or just plain demented – versions of themselves. Perhaps the first sitcom to employ the technique in earnest was The Larry Sanders Show, which ran from 1992 to 1998. As Levine explains, "Larry Sanders was based on a real-life talkshow, The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, and to give a talkshow authenticity you have to have real guests. If you want people to believe that your show takes place in real-time Hollywood, you have to have real celebrities playing themselves. You can't have George Clooney playing someone else. And actors are more than willing to play themselves as long as it's funny."
Now the practice of having celebrities appear as themselves has become a mere convention of the media procedural comedy. Curb your Enthusiasm features regular appearances from the likes of David's fellow comics Ted Danson, Wanda Sykes, Mel Brooks and Richard Lewis. Entourage, HBO's sitcom about young movie star Vincent Chase and his friends (based on Mark Wahlberg's Hollywood experiences) has the town's great, good and not-so good lining up to make guest appearances. Like The Larry Sanders Show, both 30 Rock and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip – a now-defunct drama starring Matthew Perry, also about a late-night sketch comedy show – require real celebrities to play the weekly guest stars in their shows-within-the-shows for the sake of authenticity. Incidentally, Aaron Sorkin, the creator of Studio 60 and The West Wing, who also made the short-lived Sports Night about a fictional sports news show, recently made a rare onscreen appearance as himself in Entourage. Wheels within wheels.
The phenomenon is not limited to television. In Being John Malkovich, John Malkovich played himself disappearing into his own head to find a world populated only by Malkovich clones, repeating his name over and over. The same scene was revisited in Adaptation, screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's next collaboration with director Spike Jonze, in which the protagonist, "Charlie Kaufman", visits the set of Being John Malkovich. Jean-Claude Van Damme recently appeared as himself in the Belgian arthouse action movie JCVD, while the centrepiece of the recent Zombieland is a cameo by a famous actor who shall here remain nameless, playing the version of himself that might exist were the world a post-apocalyptic horror comedy.
Celebrity self-portraits are scattered, too, throughout Judd Apatow's recent Funny People, another Hollywood insider story about the lives of stand-up comedians who enjoy varying degrees of success. One of those appearing as herself is Sarah Silverman, a reminder that the convention of actors playing extreme versions of themselves originates in stand-up comedy. The "Sarah Silverman" of The Sarah Silverman Programme, Silverman's sitcom series, is based on her stand-up persona: immature, foul-mouthed, bigoted. Ricky Gervais was playing an unpleasant version of himself, under his name, in his stand-up shows long before Extras was ever broadcast.
"I wonder if people are always able to distinguish the Jerry Seinfeld on Seinfeld from the actual stand-up comedian Jerry Seinfeld," says Levine, "because they're two very different people. There's also the Larry David of Curb Your Enthusiasm and the real-life Larry David. Many people think they're the same person, but the real Larry David is much nicer. He always talks about the Larry David of Curb Your Enthusiasm in the third person."
The difference between real actors and their fictional selves becomes more obvious the more frequently they succumb to the urge to portray themselves onscreen. Appearing as themselves in Curb Your Enthusiasm, David Schwimmer and Ben Stiller seemed like reasonable, likeable guys shocked by Larry's extreme misanthropy. But the "David Schwimmer" of Entourage was seedy and arrogant, determined to bed a pretty young agent; while the "Ben Stiller" of Extras was a tyrannical, ego-crazed director willing to simulate murder to generate authentic performances from his actors. In Entourage, "Matt Damon" was earnest and aggressively committed to his charitable works; in Silverman's viral video sensation "I'm Fucking Matt Damon", he was the type of guy who'd happily steal Silverman from her boyfriend.
Entourage exploits the technique more frequently and deeply than any other show, including having its fictional characters become embroiled in relationships with their real counterparts. Vince, the movie star, had a relationship with Mandy Moore; his friend Eric fell for Lost in Translation and Scary Movie actress Anna Faris; Turtle dated The Sopranos' Jamie-Lynn Sigler (Sigler and the actor Jerry Ferrara, who plays Turtle, are also dating in real-life). Even more confusing, super-agent Terence McQuewick, who is played by the independently famous Malcolm McDowell, is married to Melinda Clarke, who plays herself.
Now that everybody's at it, what started as a brave experiment no longer seems daring. Entourage is very funny, but never achieves the awkward frisson of, say, Extras' Les Dennis episode, in which the British funnyman played himself as washed-up, self-pitying and pathetic – in other words, very close to the bone. If ever such a performance could be described as "brave", this was it. "It's edgy," said Dennis afterwards, "but if you look at Curb Your Enthusiasm or The Larry Sanders Show, people go a certain way to lampooning themselves. I'm prepared to go the whole way."
In other contexts, having people play themselves seems merely smug. The nonsensical con at the heart of heist movie Ocean's Twelve involved Julia Roberts's character, Tess, pretending to be Julia Roberts (because they look so alike...) – fooling even "Bruce Willis", who made a cameo appearance as himself. Where Ocean's Eleven had been fun and likeable, its sequel gave the impression that the performers were more concerned with their own amusement than the audience's.
There is a danger, too, that the ability to make fun of oneself might be seen as a universal panacea for unpopularity. People already liked Al Gore by the time he appeared in 30 Rock. But Sarah Palin must have gained some credit for agreeing to appear in Saturday Night Live alongside Tina Fey's lampooning impression of her. It made her seem, for just a moment, agreeable and smart enough to laugh at her own faults. At the 2004 White House correspondents' dinner, George W Bush presented a slideshow of himself "looking for WMDs" under a set of shelves in the Oval Office. Despite his failures as President – including leading his nation and ours into the Iraq war in search of those elusive weapons – his sense of humour almost made him forgiveable.
The same is true of television itself. 30 Rock's merciless mockery makes the industry likeable despite its self-involvement and creative bankruptcy. Its rival, Studio 60, made itself unpopular with its unabashed self-importance; it's fine for Sorkin to puff out his chest and suggest that politics really matters, as he did with The West Wing, but to do the same for a comedy show? In the uproarious arguments between Lemon and Donaghy, her corporate paymaster, 30 Rock demonstrates the necessary compromises between commercialism and art. Studio 60, on the other hand, tried to pretend that true artists – including comedy sketchwriters – never sell out.
So where can the tail-chasing of meta-television go next, now that David and Seinfeld have taken it to what seems a logical conclusion? Perhaps the only possibility is for different characters to start appearing in each other's shows. Vincent Chase is an actor. Liz Lemon is a comedy writer. Couldn't they both turn up to help out with the Seinfeld-reunion episode in Curb?
Or should television writers instead return to broader subjects from beyond their own experience? Media procedurals regularly garner glowing reviews and armfuls of awards, but the first Seinfeld-reunion episode of Curb was watched by just 2.6 million viewers in the US. At its ratings peak, Seinfeld attracted more than 21 million viewers. Granted, Seinfeld was on the network channel NBC, while Curb is on the pay-per-view channel HBO. But 30 Rock, also on NBC, had 6.3 million viewers for its recent series premiere, compared to Friends (NBC again), which never dipped below 20 million throughout its 10-year run.
Some of this audience decline can be attributed to the fragmentation of television audiences, the proliferation of competing cable channels and the encroaching internet. But there's also a good chance that shows like 30 Rock or Mad Men punch above their ratings weight in column inches because they're beloved by the industry and press. Outside the urban cultural centres, audiences could easily be turned off by the sight of smug media types talking amongst themselves.
The object of much meta-television is to implicate the audience – to suggest that we're all insiders, chuckling at the same in-jokes. Celebrities, it implies, are just like us, only with their own television shows. "Entourage does very well," says Stuart Levine, "but then The Comeback and Studio 60 only lasted one season. In Hollywood we love to watch ourselves. But maybe across the vast landscape people don't want to see how the sausage is made; they just want to eat the end product."
Top meta-television moment #1
Thomas Pynchon finally appears
Reclusive author Thomas Pynchon is never photographed, let alone interviewed. But in 2004 he agreed to voice himself in two episodes of The Simpsons. Standing next to a sign that points to his house, wearing a paper bag over his head and a sandwich-board emblazoned with his name, he provided a blurb for Marge Simpson's first novel: "Here's your quote: Thomas Pynchon loved this book! Almost as much as he loves cameras!" In a later episode the character appeared alongside other authors, including Jonathan Franzen and Tom Wolfe.
Top meta-television moment #2
Turtle dates Meadow Soprano
In the fifth series of Entourage, the hapless, ambitionless stoner Turtle unexpectedly found himself dating Jamie-Lynn Sigler, the actress who played Meadow Soprano in The Sopranos.
Their relationship lasted through the whole of the sixth series, too, only ending when she went to shoot a show in New Zealand, leaving Turtle to get his broken heart massaged by a beautiful UCLA student.
Jerry Ferrara, who plays Turtle, is also dating Sigler in real life. No, really.
Top meta-television moment #3
George Costanza auditions Jeremy Piven for "George"
The audition process for Jerry Seinfeld's show within a show, was one of many comic high points for the series – especially when Jeremy Piven's character, Michael, turned up to read for the part of "George". Jerry thought he was perfect, But the real George wasn't so sure. He seemed too needy, too neurotic, too bald: just like George, then. Michael got the part, and Piven went on to play Ari Gold, the super-agent who regularly steals the show in Entourage.
Top meta-television moment #4
Les Dennis shows he's game on Extras
Kate Winslet and Samuel L Jackson may have got bigger headlines, but it was Les Dennis who really bared his soul in Ricky Gervais's Extras, playing himself as a pathetic, burned-out TV light-entertainment star whose young fiancée is cheating on him with a panto stagehand.
After getting his kit off for a dressing-room scene, Dennis ended the episode by reciting those unforgettable Family Fortunes catchphrases during a one-night stand.
Top meta-television moment #5
Larry talks Jerry into a Seinfeld reunion
The "LarryDavid" of Curb Your Enthusiasm has split up with his wife, Cheryl, and to win her back he decides to cast her in a Seinfeld reunion show. The only problem is, he has to persuade the original cast – Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Michael Richards and Julia-Louis Dreyfus – to reunite first. The results will become clear on More 4 tonight, but the question is: is this all in fact a ploy by the real-life David to win back his real-life wife, Laurie, from whom he splitshortly before incorporating his marital difficulties into the plot of the show?
Top meta-television moment #6
Lisa Kudrow makes her comeback
In the short-lived HBO mockumentary The Comeback, Lisa Kudrow (forever Phoebe in Friends) played Valerie Cherish, the former star of a hugely successful sitcom whose career stalls after the show's cancellation.
A camera crew followed her as she auditioned for a new series in the hope of returning to prime-time.
Kudrow, who hasn't exactly been in the limelight since Friends, was very convincing. But The Comeback was cancelled after a single series.
Top meta-television moment #7
Jon Stewart replaces Larry Sanders
As ratings for fictional talkshow The Larry Sanders Show began to slip (faster than the ratings for the real sitcom The Larry Sanders Show), Jon Stewart – playing himself as the show's regular guest host – was groomed to replace Larry, the incumbent host. In reality, when Tom Snyder retired from The Late Late Show, his job was offered to Stewart. When Stewart turned it down, it was then offered to the original Daily Show host, Craig Kilborn. When Kilborn left The Daily Show for The Late Late Show, Jon Stewart replaced him.
Top meta-television moment #8
Al Gore saves the whales
Al Gore, a personal friend of Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) arrived to host an environmental segment on TGS with Tracy Jordan, only to suggest that, if Donaghy's network really wanted to show a commitment to green issues, they should schedule an entire week of eco-programming. "Or," replied Jack, "You could put on a silly hat and tell the kids how outsourcing means cheaper toys for Christmas." As Gore was leaving the set with Liz apologising in his ear, he raised a hand and exclaimed: "Quiet! A whale is in trouble. I have to go!"
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - March 28, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma N.m..colliii, of,.. rn .ani h»»bu, to th nom»collin, .I today', C. of C. w.. . pM" .* {.HK Ado $25,000 w" -.Hot up to.'h> Ado . .Ko*. ut Kong., WEATHER Fair tonight and Friday, continued mild with somewhat warmer THE ADA EVENING NEWS BUY MORE WAR BONDS 42nd Year—No. 294 ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, IMC FIVE CENTS THE COPTADA ASSURED CHANCE TO BOY BIG HANGAR Russia Backtracks Some On Walk Out From UNO CouncilDistrict Seniors Here Friday As Guests of CollegeHundreds of Boys ond Girls To Enjoy Features, See College in Action Friday the high school boys and girls of the East Central district, a thousand strong, will take over the East Central State college campus in the postwar renewal of the annual Senior Day that has been a feature of the spring schedule for years. The weather outlook is entirely favorable—fair and warmer—tieing in with plans for holding the noon-day picnic luncheon on the attractive campus. The youths will start arriving early and come streaming in to the campus all during the morning. Plenty To Do And See There will be plently for them to do and see. and at IO o'clock they will be invited into the auditorium for a program of snappy entertainment features provided by the various departments of the college. After more visiting and moving about over the campus there will come the luncheon, more informal time and at 2:15 p. m. presentation of a comedy by the member* of the college speech department. See College In Action East Central classes will be running on schedule and other college activities will be moving normally so that the visitors can see the college here as it is in its daily schedule. For those who are athletically inclined the gymnasium facilities and the tennis courts will be available. For those with less strenuous tastes, the dorms can be inspected, the class room buildings visited and the campus, now approaching its most beautiful season, awaits those who prefer to stroll about over the lawns and through the shaded areas. The Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce is assisting the college authorities with the luncheon. East Central officials say that they regard Senior Day as one of the best activities of the college in furnishing contact with potential students. National Spot On H. H. BullHereford Heaven Animal To Be Auctioned Saturday In S.D., Over ABC NetworkNation's on TravelBinge These DaysTire* or No Tire*, And Faying in Human Life CHICAGO, March 28.—(ZP)— The nation s traffic deaths in February totaled 2,450, a 45 percent increase over the same month a year ago and only 7 percent below' traffic's deadliest February in 1941, the national safety council said today. The council said that on the basis of last month's record, it stood pat on its prediction of a near-record toll of 38,000 traffic deaths in 1946—"unless the drivers and pedestrians decide to do something about it." The council said latest information indicates that January mileage on rural highways increased sharply, even exceeding the pre-war year of 1941 by 7 percent. "This indicates," the council said, "that the nation—tires or no tires, cars or no cars,—is going on a travel binge and paying for it in human life."'Accident' Nay Have Been Murder TAHLEQUAH. Okla., Mar. 28. 7™—Two men were in separate jails today charged with murder and state troopers wrere investigating what was first reported as an automobile accident in which Hubert Ashworth was fatally injured March 21. County Attorney Houston B. Teehee said Henry Isaecas, 45, and Melvin Arthur Cook Young, 28, were the men charged. Isac-cas was in jail at Stilwell and i oung was held here. Ashworth was taken to a Prairie Grove, Ark., hospital with the report he was injured in a traffic accident. State Troopers R. T. Kramer and Emmett McIntosh said there was evidence of foul play. OKLAHOMA — Fair tonight and Friday, continued mild with somewhat warmer Friday; lowest tonight 45 northwest to 50 east and south. Another Hereford Heaven bull makes the national airwaves Saturday—this time at Burke, S. D. The animal is C. Royal Rupert 6th, Turner-bred bull owned by L. P. Carpenter and selected by Bill Likins of the flying L. Ranch and Dean W. L. Blizzard, Oklahoma A. and M. college, for a very special occasion. That occasion will be an auction sale at Burke to be broadcast Saturday at 11:30 a.m. by the American Broadcasting company (including KADA in Ada) iii a gigantic benefit sale to help finance a Burke community hospital undertaking. The Burke sponsors of the project a few days ago bought C. R. R. 6th from Carpenter. They also rushed pictures of the fine Hereford off to the postcard people to have his likeness printed on several thousand cards being used in promoting the auction in the Burke area. So another Hereford Heaven bull takes the national spotlight —and with a community project like the Burke hospital undertaking for a background, there's no telling how high the biddin will go for the valuableHOI Undecided H Russia's Absence To Paralyse CouncilUnity of Action Among Major Powers Still Recognized os Heart of Organize? HonDenton, (ox AndTulsan Plan forNow 6ns Service TULSA. Okla., March 28.—(A*) —A $300,000 bus line deal will give Tulsa its first through service to Oklahoma's "Hereford Heaven" when new equipment can be obtained and operating rights set up. Announcement last night of the in Transpor- purchase of the Union t&tion company capital stock was made by Duncan McRae, Tulsa, and B. D. Denton and John Cox, Ada, officials of the Denco Bus company. The stock was purchased from Felix A. Bodovitz, Tulsa attorney. Union buses now operate between Tulsa and Sapulpa, to Ok- - WA" mulgee and Henryetta and to Holdenville, Okemah and Wewoka. The company will seek authority from the corporation commission to purchase operating rights between Holdenville and Ada. *Gromyko kl Visit To Red (oui latePleasant But Evasive About UN Council Walkout NEW YORK, March 28, UP*— Russian Ambassador Andrei Gromyko, who walked out of the security council meeting yesterday, emerged from his quarters on the 15th floor of the Hotel Plaza today and visited the Soviet consulate. Affable and appearing well-rested despite the fact he had not retired until after 2 a. rn., the ambassador parried reporters* questions as to whether he had been in communication with anyone during the night about the Iranian matter. ''I sleep at night," he said. To another question, he replied, "it's a beautiful day, isn't it." At the consulate, he said "I don't know" when asked if he would attend the executive ses-* sion of the council this afternoon.Real Controls OnIn More Olios TULSA, Okla., March 28.—(ZP) —O. E. Marshal], area OPA rentals officer, disclosed today that Hendrix Wolf, Stillwater attorney, had been recommended to head an office to be opened in tho Payne county seat, April I. Marshall said' registration of till—' * Stillwater rental units—occupied largely by Oklahoma A. and M. college students — would begin about April 15, with similar action to follow at Cushing, Yale and Perkirj. Controls will be effective Monday, with rents frozen, as of March I last year, Marshall added Estaolishment of the Stillwater office apparently was promoted by pretests from veterans attending the college that high rentals were forcing many to withdraw. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER I NEW YORK, March 28, (ZP)— Russia backtracked slightly today on its sensational walk out from the United Nations security council, but the council still faced a critical decision on whether Russia's absence from Iranian discussions would virtually paralyze it. Secretary of State Byrnes and Edward *R. Stettinius conferred with their advisers at length in preparation for this afternoon's secret session of the council. Indications were that Byrnes would insist that no single member, however powerful, had the right to hamstring the council's work and that hearing of the Iranian case should proceed with or without Soviet Ambassador Andrei Gromyko in attendance. Unity Is Key On the other hand some pre-session speculation revolted around the point that unity of action among the United States, Russia, Britain, France and China is the heart of the new world peace organization, and the physical absence of Russia from any meeting was seen by some as perhaps a parading break in this unity. Experts said the situation is one for which the United Nations charter makes no provision whatever. Russia's backtracking came in two developments today following up the tense moment at yesterday's council meeting when Gromyko strode impassively from the chamber under his instructions from Moscow not to stick around if and when Iranian Ambassador Hussein Ala started speaking. .-Withdrawal Limited Today Soviet Professor Boris Stein attended a meeting of a committee of experts cnarged with working out rules of order and^rocedure^for the council. signaling specifically for the first time the limited nature of the Russian withdrawal. Soon afterward Victor Un-lancher, press secretary of the Russian consulate, where Gromyko makes his headquarters, said unequivocally that Russia had not "walked out on the United Nations" but only on the Iranian dispute. Russia, he said, would be represented at the secret council gathering today. Subsequently a Soviet official said there would be an announcement later as to whether Gramy-ko personally would attend. * *-Charges May Be EIM in KillingCounty Authorities Investigate Pittstown Shooting At noon Thursday, no charges had been filed in connection with the fatal shooting of Ervin Loman late Tuesday afternoon at Pittstown. County authorities made no statements as to when the case would be filed, but the attorney f-r the defense said that he expected charges to be filed Thursday. Charges will possibly be filed rn a city justice of the peace court. A thorough investigation of the circumstances surrounding the case was made Wednesday by members of the sheriffs force, who started the investigation soon after the shooting was reported to their office late Tuesday.Week's Rain Total Readies IJ9 Indies If all the land in the world were equally divided, each persons would receive approximately 18 acres. Rains that fell Wednesday added .63 of an inch to the rainfall of the preceding two days and brought the week's total to 1.59 inches. The skies cleared and after a night temperature drop to 48 degrees the weather warmed rapidly during Thursday, with the forecasters talking of fair and warmer for tonight and Friday. FORECASTERS FRANTIC CHICAGO, March 28.—(ZP)— The aurora borealis had the weather bureau forecasters tearing their hair instead of drawing their customarily accurate weather gnap today. ;ad the Ada News Want Ads. Russian Officer Held on Espionage Charges Aedile left* 29-year-old Russian Naval Officer, who was arrested in Port land, Oregon, on espionage charges, as he was about to board a S o v i e t vessel Tn the ^harbor"* is shown with U. S. Marshall Jack Caufield, right—(NEA Telephoto). 'Secret Nazi, led Pad ToldRtbbontrop's Former Secretory Tells of Seeing Document Brought from Moscow Red Officer Seeks Advice• Radii*. Hald in Spy Com, Turn* to Ruction Watt By NOLAND NORGAABD NUERNBERG, March 28.— —Joachim yon Ribbentrop's former personal secretary testified before the international military tribunal today that a secret Rus-sion-German pact dividing eastern European territories, including Poland, was brought from Moscow by the nazi foreign minister in August, 1939 before the rt of the war. The witness, Margaret Blank, said the pact was in a sealed envelope bearing the inscription "German-Russian secret agreement," and that she had seen the original copy. She said she was charged with keeping its existence secret. Russians Objected Miss Blank was permitted to testify only after the tribunal had considered the matter in private 75 minutes and over the strenuous objections of the Soviet prosecutor, Gen. R. A. Rudenko. The witness also told the court Ribbentrop began peace overtures as early as the winter of 1943 when with Adolf Hitler's p amission he had sent a Professor Berger to Switzerland for the purpose of finding a basis for peace negotiations through Bern, Stockholm, Madrid, Lisbon and the Vatican. On April 20, 1945, Ribbentrop r" ,o notified Hitler that he wanted to undertake peace negotiations, she said, but Hitler would "sanction negotiations only if military successess were present." The defense then summoned Paul Otto Schmidt, Hitler's official interpreter, to testify. Got In One Statement The woman witness barely had time to assert that a Russian-German treaty had been signed byCoost Representative for AidNew Plea For Keeping Draft PORTLAND, Ore., March 28.— (ZP)—A Soviet naval officer accused of espionage turned today to legal advice as he prepared for a decision on whether to accept or fight removal to Seattle for trial. Lt. Nicolai G. Redin. 29, arrested by the FBI Tuesday night on a warrant charging he induced an unnamed person to give him data on the Destroyer Tender U. S. S. Yellowstone, had the aid of Russia's top west coast representative to help him make the decisionCongress Told Otherwise Army to Retain Some Mon Already Inducted Redin spent his second night In jail under $25,000 bail but Soviet Consul-General Michael S. Vavilov, who flew here from San Francisco, said he would post the bail today unless Redin, member of the Soviet purchasing commission at Seattle, were released on his own recognitizance. A person close to the office of U. S. District Attorney Henry Hess said he believed Redin would be released to Vavilov's custody. The spokesman, who asked that he not be named, said cash bail would be meaningless but if the consul-general were charged with delivering Lt. Redin to Seattle, appearance there would be a virtual certainty. While official Washington withheld comment on the case, the house committee on unAmer-ican activities was told by Elmer W. Sherwood, American Legion Americanism director, that foreign nations are trying to place their agents into veterans' organizations. WASHINGTON. March 28— (A*)—Maj. Gen. Willard S. Paul told congress today that unless the draft law is extended the army will be forced to retain indefinitely some of the men who already have been inducted. Paul, army personnel chief, appeared before the senate military affairs committee to back up the administration's request for a year's extension of the Selective Service act. Earlier, the committee heard from Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey that the act must be extended if the army is to get the 600 OOO men he said it needs in the next 12 months. Paul said the army wanted to limit to 18 months the service of men already inducted but the only way it would be done is through a continuation of the draft. Both Hershey and Paul contended that voluntary recruiting would not fill the army's needs. Wants Only Just Enough Group Talks At CapitalDiscusses Situation Hora With Patrol Hood AudWith Governor Kart A group of 14 Ada citizens went to Oklahoma City Wednesday to discuss some county problems with state authorities, and met with even more success than they had previously anticipated. The first stop Wednesday morning was at the office of Commissioner J. M. Gentry, where the case of Highway Patrolman Harvey J. (Powerhouse) Hawkins, who is now under suspension from the patrol, was discussed. The group, composed of one woman and 13 men, included a representative of the Ada Minister^! Alliance, civic leaders and business men who told the commissioner that they are sticking with Hawkins, but said that theyBond Issue Vole Late?C of C Borrows Money To Buy All-Mete! Hangar, Hold It Until Citizens Veto were not thsre trying to get him e High' reinstated in the Highway Patrol. Hawkins was charged with embezzlement last week by County Attorney Vol Crawford and was bound over to district ourt trial by Franklin Bourland, justice court judge, after he heard the case. After leaving Gentry's office, the group went to the governor's office where they discussed the Hawkins case with Governor Bob Kerr. who called Randall S. Cobb from the attorney-gener-al's office. The governor was interested In a grand jury petition that has been signed by more than 1,000 Pontotoc county citizens. He offered any assistance that he might be able to render in connection with the grand jury. Mr. Cobb answered questions and gave the group all the information that .he was able to give at that time. The group of Ada people considered the trip entirely successful. They also visited the Federal Bureau of Investigation office.(mar Drive GelsON to Start WNk Contributions Asked The American Cancer Society's drive for funds received a pre-drive boost Tuesday night, when civic club mem! prs spontaneously donated $57.54 at a ladies night banquet. On Marc!*. 30 the drive begins in Pontotoc county to collect funds that nationally are used to spread Vital information zo the public and to carry on prwiTusing research. In 1945 175,(HJO people died of Ada isn't going to let anything happen to that all-metal hangar offered this city by the War Assets Corporation at a bargain price until the people of Ada get a chance to vote on it. Members of the Ada Chamber of Commerce and other citizens after the offer was presented Thursday noon, voted to go ahead with borrowing of enough money to buy the hangar now and so see that Ada citizens get first chance at it. The proposition voted is for the C. of C. to borrow $20,000 to cover the cost—the offer was for $17,400 for a hangar that cost the government $42,000—from the two local banks. The vote was unanimous. Dozens Sign Note Just about everyone present got in on signing of a note more than covering the $20,000 to endorse the hangar-buying opportunity. They signed endorsement from $1,000 down to $50 and others who were not present are to be given an opportunity to join in the support of the move. The city of Ada will call a bond election soon to cover the purchase cost, plus experse of moving the hanger (already crated for shipment) to Ada, providing concrete floors and piers and setting up the all-steel building, a 160 by 130 foot quonset type airplane hangar. Coaid Sell It Easily The C. of C. borrowing is to assure possession of the hangar until the voters can indicate their decision—knowing, too, that other cities are anxious to buy the hanger and that it can be sold readily to some other community if Ada voters turn down the offer. # Gordon Witherspoon first outlined the offer and read resolu tion* adopted by the C. of C ' " ai Ribbentrop and Foreign Minister >1< ' • " V. M. Molotov in Moscow when the Soviet prosecutor got on his feet and objected. He declared the matter was irrelevant and that the witness was not competent to testify concerning the alleged treaty, thus posing one of the most delicate questions to be presented to the tribunal since the war crimes trial opened more than four months ago. The tribunal immediately recessed to discuss the matter in private. Gen. Rudenko charged that at tempts of attorneys for both Von . . k----- Ribbentrop and Rudolf Hess to bring the reported secret pact into the trial were "purely provocative." • Alfred Seidl, counsel for Hess, jumped up with a declaration that only two copies of the treaty were made when it was signed in Moscow in August, 1939, and that Von Ribbentrop took one to Berlin. HALF OF REA FUND HAS BEEN ALLOCATED WASHINGTON, March 28.— (A*)—Allocation of one-halN the $100,000,000 fund authorized by congress for rural electrification loans in the 48 states was announced today by Rural Electrification Administrator Claude R. Wickard. The fund was included in the recently enacted deficiency appropriation bill. Largest of the new allotments was $4,050,530 for Texas. Allocations by states include Kansas 1,671,918 and Oklahoma 2,125,170. * Greater returns for amount invested—Ada News Classified AdsU. S. Expected To Reject French IdeaLikely to Oppose Economic Blockade of Spain WASHINGTON. March 28— (ZP)—The United States probably will reject French proposals for an economic blockade of Spain as a means of hastening the downfall of Generalissimo Franco, diplomatic officials predicted today. Proposals for some sort of economic quarantine, particularly for a halt to American and British oil shipments, were included in a French note which arrived at the state department yesterday. The note also was sent to Britain and Russia. Diplomats, who asked anonymity, said they understood France agreed in the note not to bring the Spanish siltation before the United Nations security council immediately. This country and Britain have opposed council consideration of the Franco matter. ^ France implied, however, that it might take such action later if its new suggestions were rejected. MRS. TRUMAN'S HOME CLUB MAY VISIT WHITE HOUSE INDEPENDENCE, Mo.. March 28, (J*)—The Independence bridge club may meet soon in the White House. Mrs. Bess Truman dropped In at the club meeting this week to invite the ten members to her Washington home for a visit. 'Hie first lady has been a member of the club for 20 years. "We're all planning to accept the invitation," said Mrs. C. J. Noel* "We are centainly thrilled." She added the visit may be the second week in April. The army is willing. Paul said, to accept restrictions on its size, length of service of men, and the release and noninduction of fathers. "The army asks you to insure having every man it needs and not one man more," Paul Ibid. "Keep it (selective service) on the books and you may be assured that we will never call one man who we do npt need or can obtain as a volunteer. That is our position before you and the country." Major General Hershey estimated that the army requires about 50,000 men monthly but can obtain only one-fifth of that number through enlistments if the selective service law is permitted to lapse on May 15. He was the first witness as the senate military affairs committee began two weeks of public hearings, decided upon after the committee deadlocked 8-8 on the administration's request for a year's extension of the draft. As Hershey began reading a prepared statement calling attention to mobilization of 14,000,-000 men during the war and peacetime "commitments at home and abroad," Chairman Elbert cancer, over ll per cent of all deaths last year. It is often term- board of directors recommending borrowing of money now to buy the hangar. Luke Dodds, mayor-elect, said that he had seen similar hangars erected in the Southwest Pacific and that such an offer was a real bargain. Luther Edge announced that doors that cost $4,200 can be had for $800 each—the doors are not ! included in the hangar offer. Various questions from the aud-1 ience brought out other information on the offer. Harry Lundgaard took charge of the "name calling" and the response to requests to endorse the note for sums ranging from $!,-OOO down to $50 was immediate and general. cd "our no. I enemy." Rex O. Morrison, superintendent of city sc nods, was appointed to head the drive in this county, in an effort to raise the assigned quota of $3,000. The American Cancer Society says this is the way the money will be appropriated: "Forty per ct nt will be spent nationally on a great coordinated program of re search under the guidance of The National Research Council . . . Sixty per cent of the money collected in each state will be retained within that state for preventative education . . . examination centers . . . X-ray equipment . . . more hospital provision for cancer patients." A general canvass is not planned at the present, hoping that tile quota can be raised by mail contributions. Rev. Bill Alexander, of the F: st Christian Church of OklaOEA Committees Start Meeting homa City, appears in a short ... j (Continued on Page 2 Column 2)Another Course For Vets in Training subject appeal now running at the McSwain Theater, and it was Alexander who spoke at the ladies night banquet of the civic clubs last Tuesday. It was his stirring appeal on the screen that caused someone to suggest that all "fines" of the evening go to f the American Cancer Society. But everyone wanted *to contribute, apparently, and soon glasses began to fill with bills and change as they passed from hand to hand. A radio appeal can be heard over th j state on March 30, 5:15Starts Tonight, Appeals Especially to Those Engaged in Selling A second night class course for training of veterans who are now engaged in on-the-job training begins tonight at 7:30-^'clock at the Ada High school building. It will be on either Human Relations or on "Fundamentals of Selling, taught by Mc»rle De-Benning. former Adan now head of the distributive education department of Oklahoma A. and M. college, Stillwater. The course will appeal particularly to those among the vets-in-training who are engaged in any phase of selling. The first course started Monday night, on accounting, and is proving a good course with good attendance—an average of 16, which constitutes an efficicnt-sied class. OKLAHOMA CITY, March 28. - (ZP) -The Oklahoma Education association opens a three-day schedule of committee meetings here tonight, C. M. Howell, executive secretary, said. First on the agenda is a meeting of members of the legislative sub-committee on auxiliary activities, headed by George Sprain ry, Perry. The sub-committee is one of six which will report to the 18-man central legislative committee when it convenes tomorrow for an all-day session. The sub-co- mittee recommendations will be used by E. E Battles, Henrietta, chairman, and OEA president-elect, and the group, to shape their legislative program for presentation to OEA's board of directors rn May* Officers from the nine OPA districts will hold their annual meeting Saturday to make plans for autumn district conferences, o- "Normal weather" is only a man-made standard, usually an average over arbitrary periods of about 35 years. to 5:30 p.m.. and it will include L. C. Griffith, state chairman, Gov. Robert S. Kerr, Mrs. Lee Ozbirn, and Dr. V. C. Tisdal. Medic Group Plant For AM lo Veil til OKLAHOMA CITY. March 28. -(ZP)—A three - man committee has been selected by Dr. W/ C. I Tisdal, Elk City, president of the Oklahoma Medical association, to formulate a plan to give medical aid to veterans in cooperation with the veterans administration. Named to the committee were Dr. John F. Burton, Oklahoma City, chairman, Dr. Ben Ward, Tulsa, and Dr. Everett G. King, Duncan. The group will work directly with the VA on the project. 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8420 2nd Avenue NE, Rice, MN 56367
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This 4 BR executive rambler offers panoramic views of private wildlife and is near Oak Hill Golf Course. The home offers 9 ft ceilings and a spacious kitchen with granite counters, center island and stainless steel appliances. There is an open great room with fireplace. The master bedroom features a race track ceiling along with a walk-in closet and private bath with dual vanity and luxury walk-in tile shower. Bright basement with daylight windows. Huge 32x27 garage! Contract for deed available.
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Property Details for 8420 2nd Avenue NE, Rice, MN 56367
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.35 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 121x172x73x142
Year Built: 2016
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage
Style: (SF) One Story
Neighborhood: OAK HILL ESTATES
Water: Shared System
Sewer: Shared System
Square Feet: 2554
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1387
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1167 (approx)
Room Information for 8420 2nd Avenue NE, Rice, MN 56367
Main Floor
Living Room: 16x17
Dining Room: 11x10
Kitchen: 11x12
Bedroom 1: 13x13
Bedroom 2: 10x12
Lower Floor
Family Room: 21x25
Bedroom 3: 13x11
Bedroom 4: 11x13
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 8420 2nd Avenue NE, Rice, MN 56367
School District: Sauk Rapids-Rice
School District Phone: 320-253-4703
Interior Features for 8420 2nd Avenue NE, Rice, MN 56367
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (1167 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable)
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Lot Dimensions: 121x172x73x142
Roof: Asphalt Shingles
Zoning: Residential-Single
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Tax Amount: $606
Taxes w/Assessments: $606
Tax/Property ID: 120164900
Tax Year: 2015
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By Joe on
Vehicle2008 Toyota Yaris 2dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
ReviewThe longer I have this car, the more I love it. As much or more than anything it is just plain fun to drive. It handles like a go kart around the corners. It gets around 35+ mpg in town. I love the 2 door hatchback because the doors are longer than they are on a 4 door and easier to get in and out of. It is short enough to walk around to the hatch to put things in very easily, especially with the flat floor. If you want cruise, make sure to get if from the factory, as an aftermarket unit is clumsy to reach and it is more expensive since the car is not pre-wired for it like most other vehicles.
Best FeaturesHandling is great. Gas Mileage is great. Most fun car to drive. Super easy access to rear cargo area. Turns around in very small spaces, very maneuverable. Did I mention how fun it is to drive?!! Easy to wash and wax. Neat looking car!! I love this car!!
Worst FeaturesIt might be nice to have the rear hatch window go down for quiet ventilation. The steering should adjust in and out. The stock tires are fine for summer but worthless in the snow, get Michelin Harmony's if you live where it snows. Put cruise on all of them at the factory.
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