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Everyone is beautiful in their own way, but some people pursue beauty as a career. Smith-Cotton High School has its own models roaming the halls.
Junior Cameron Newbill, 17, models for KCVoices in Kansas City and for Arizona Model Management in Arizona. Sophomore Saige Peterson, 16, works with The Agency KC.
"This is something I've always wanted to do," said Newbill, who was discovered through Instagram. Wendy Buono, the agent who found her, called and asked if they could meet, and ever since Newbill has been working with Buono and fellow agent Melissa Jone.
"My family has been really supportive," Newbill said. "They've wanted me to do this for a while now, and once I was discovered, they were so happy. They're also so happy that I get many opportunities to travel."
As Newbill was fulfilling her first gig, she said she was out of her comfort zone.
"I wasn't sure if how I was posing was right and the photographer reassured me and said, 'You can't do anything wrong,'" she said.
Every model brings their own spark to the photos. The way the model will pose also depends on the photographer.
"The photographers have the vision of how everything is going to look and it's the model's job to fulfill that vision," Newbill said.
Peterson got her start in modeling at a family reunion. One of her relatives is in the modeling business and told Peterson she should try it out. She sent a picture to an agent, and got contacted back right away.
"At first, my dad didn't know if he wanted me to model or not, but my mom said if this is something I wanted to do, then I could," said Peterson, whose job varies from doing commercials for movies and TV shows to modeling for openings of stores and companies. "The most fun part is seeing the finished product."
Buono and Newbill have been working together since last spring. Buono has many plans for Newbill's future, including taking her to New York this summer to meet big agencies and pursue national/international contracts.
"We love working with her," Buono said. "She has been very motivated to follow the directives we have given her to get her career started properly. Clients have all given us incredibly positive feedback on her and report that they love working with her."
As Newbill gets ready for a shoot, she gets into her outfit then has her makeup and hair done. She has done looks from grunge to elegance.
"I'm so fascinated by how each gig has its own look and it can transform you," said Newbill, who prefers outside shoots. "When I model in Arizona outdoors, there are mountains in the background and it's so pretty and you can't just get that indoors."
Newbill does photoshoots from advertisements to magazines, and one of her photos is being used to advertise a local salon.
"Every time I drive by it, I'm like, 'Oh look, there's me,'" she said. "I would really love to go pro, even though that's unrealistic because only a few people do. I am also planning to go to college."
Modeling makes a good part-time job with a good pay. Sometimes models are even paid in clothes.
"Much of modeling is determined by genetics – height at a minimum of 5-foot-9 for girls, hips at a maximum of 35 inches for national placement – and then a great face with good bone structure, great skin/hair, etc.," Buono said. "It is not something that everyone is given. It really depends on what market a model is trying to work in. But personality is also key."
Buono also said modeling is like a sport, in that models have to work to maintain their skin, hair and nails, remain fit, eat healthy and work on interviewing skills.
"For those who don't have the model look, there are lots of jobs in our industry that you can get involved in," she said. "Figure out what you love about fashion and find things you can do in the industry. It is a wonderful creative field to work in."
Newbill also offered some advice: "Don't be afraid to try modeling because the worst thing that could happen is for an agency to say no, and if they do say no, don't be afraid to keep looking."
Valentyna Usyk is a student at Smith-Cotton High School.


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Discussion in 'Styling and Customization Questions' started by DieselMinded, Apr 10, 2016.
I want "m" to be 120px x 120px
i have used the search feature and everytime someone posts a link to how to do it the page don't exist
I thought @Brogan had a broguide on how to do that.
Not guilty!
I believe something was posted a long time ago and I believe it required code changes as well as template changes. Not sure if it's still compatible.
Linky: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/which-style-property.31695/#post-363047
thanks for the link , i followed all them instructions and it don't work, even tried my style properties ect... who knew resizing "m" avatars from 96px to 120px would require NASA to figure it out
Did you re-upload the avatar?
yea sir multiple times numerious sizes , when viewing the image it says its 120x120 but it only shows on the site 96x96 on the site i messed with my style templates and properties and just not happening
my style maker said it cant be done without core files update and they dont recommend it.
pretty crazy all the things you can change / restyle etc and avatar size is completely off the radar
The style was based around avatars of that dimension. If you made the changes in the previous post you have already made core file changes... Did you edit the files as the post suggested? Just editing the templates isn't enough.
yes i edited everything , it didnt work so i undid the edits
This might be useful:
Basically, if you use the "l" size then the source image is not cropped or resized. Then you can use CSS to display it how you want.
that worked @Jake Bunce THANK YOU!
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Sunday, October 06, 2013
Vintage Photo to say "I'm Back"
I'm back from a glorious week in the Scottish Borders. I shall be looking into my email inbox with some trepidation later and getting back into the swing of things blog-wise... more later I hope... for now, a gentle reintroduction by sharing this photo which arrived in my absence: described on the back as "my mountain boys" but with no indication of where the mountain was, possibly from Germany or central Europe.
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The plant on the left looks like a cactus, and the boys are wearing jeans, so I would guess the U.S. Southwest during the 30's (dust bowel era).
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- J said...
Welcome back!
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Yes, welcome back. Glad your time away was good.
- 3:35 pm
Lovely to have you back, Callum :) Glad you had a nice break. Boys on mountain are delightful.
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New Generation Nikkei Fund (NGNF) San Jose Launch
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Come hang out, hear what we are all about and help make a difference in a Japantown near you!!! After the event you can enjoy the San Jose Obon festival which officially opens at 2pm.
NGNF was founded by Japanese American individuals representing the young adult/professional age group and next generation of communitystakeholders. We aim to improve collaboration and communication amongst Japantowns and Nikkei communities, introduce and educate young Nikkei about Japanese American and Japantown organizations. We aim to cultivate a culture of giving and starting a movement to build a new donor base for the future of the community
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FIFA had previously changed the dates of the opening gala and first match to allow more time to get the field ready, but has now decided there is too great a risk that the work won't be complete.
"It has since become clear that there would be considerable risks involved, not only in dismantling the stages and the event's technical installations in time, but also in laying a new pitch, which has to be in perfect playing condition by 12 June," the governing body said in a statement.
The gala — which was supposed to kick off soccer's monthlong showcase, featuring Peter Gabriel, soprano Jessye Norman and the hip-hop group Black Eyed Peas — was scheduled for June 7.
"Personally, I still think the idea of holding such a high-profile opening event is a good one," FIFA president Sepp Blatter said. "FIFA has not taken the decision to cancel the event at such a late stage lightly, but as world football's governing body, we must put sporting considerations first."
There is not enough time to move the event to another city, FIFA said. All payments for tickets already purchased will be refunded in full.
Andre Heller, artistic director for the opening event, said he had "a great sense of sadness" that he would be unable to complete his work.
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German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who is also responsible for sports, expressed disappointment at FIFA's decision.
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Size 12 Is Not Fat (Heather Wells Series #1)by Meg Cabot
Heather Wells Rocks!
Or, at least, she did. That was before she left the pop-idol life behind after she gained a dress size or two and lost a boyfriend, a recording contract, and her life savings (when Mom took the money and ran off to Argentina). Now that the glamour and glory days of endless mall appearances are in the past, Heather's perfectly/b>
Heather Wells Rocks!
Or, at least, she did. That was before she left the pop-idol life behind after she gained a dress size or two and lost a boyfriend, a recording contract, and her life savings (when Mom took the money and ran off to Argentina). Now that the glamour and glory days of endless mall appearances are in the past, Heather's perfectly happy with her new size 12 shape (the average for the American woman!) and her new job as an assistant dorm director at one of New York's top colleges. That is, until the dead body of a female student from Heather's residence hall is discovered at the bottom of an elevator shaft.
The cops and the college president are ready to chalk the death off as an accident, the result of reckless youthful mischief. But Heather knows teenage girls . . . and girls do not elevator surf. Yet no one wants to listen not the police, her colleagues, or the P.I. who owns the brownstone where she lives even when more students start turning up dead in equally ordinary and subtly sinister ways. So Heather makes the decision to take on yet another new career: as spunky girl detective!
But her new job comes with few benefits, no cheering crowds, and lots of liabilities, some of them potentially fatal. And nothing ticks off a killer more than a portly ex-pop star who's sticking her nose where it doesn't belong . . .
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Product Details
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- Publisher:
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- Publication date:
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Size 12 Is Not FatA Heather Wells Mystery
By Meg Cabot
HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.Copyright © 2005 Meg Cabot
All right reserved.
Chapter One
Every time I see you
I get a Sugar Rush
You're like candy
You give me a Sugar Rush
Don't tell me stay on my diet
You have simply got to try it
Sugar Rush
"Sugar Rush"
Performed by Heather Wells
Written by Valdez/Caputo
From the album Sugar Rush
Cartwright Records
"Um, hello. Is anyone out there?" The girl in the dressing room next to mine has a voice like a chipmunk. "Hello?"
Exactly like a chipmunk.
I hear a sales clerk come over, his key chain clinking musically. "Yes, ma'am? Can I help you?"
"Yeah." The girl's disembodied -- but still chipmunklike -- voice floats over the partition between our cubicles. "Do you guys have these jeans in anything smaller than a size zero?"
I pause, one leg in and one leg out of the jeans I am squeezing myself into. Whoa. Is it just me, or was that really existential? Because what's smaller than a size zero? Negative something, right?
Okay, so it's been a while since sixth grade math. But I do remember there was this number line, with a zero in the middle, and --
"Because," Less Than Zero/Chipmunk Voice is explaining to the sales clerk, "normally I'm a size two. But these zeros are completely baggy on me. Which is weird. I know I didn't lose weight since the last time I came in here."
Less Than Zero has a point, I realize as I pull up the jeans I'm trying on. I can't remember the last time I could fit into a size 8. Well, okay, I can. But it's not a period from my past that I particularly relish.
What gives? Normally I wear 12s . . . but I tried on the 12s, and I was swimming in them. Same with the 10s. Which is weird, because I haven't exactly been on any kind of diet lately -- unless you count the Splenda I had in my latte at breakfast this morning.
But I'm sure the bagel with cream cheese and bacon I had with it pretty much canceled out the Splenda.
And it's not exactly like I've been to the gym recently. Not that I don't exercise, of course. I just don't do it, you know, in the gym. Because you can burn just as many calories walking as you can running. So why run? I figured out a long time ago that a walk to Murray's Cheese Shop on Bleecker to see what kind of sandwich they have on special for lunch takes ten minutes.
And a walk from Murray's over to Betsey Johnson on Wooster to see what's on sale (love her stretch velvet!): another ten minutes.
And a walk from Betsey's over to Dean & Deluca on Broadway for an after-lunch cappuccino and to see if they have those chocolate-covered orange peels I like so much: another ten minutes.
And so on, until before you know it, you've done a full sixty minutes of exercise. Who says it's hard to comply with the government's new fitness recommendations? If I can do it, anyone can.
But could all of that walking have caused me to drop two whole sizes since the last time I shopped for jeans? I know I've been cutting my daily fat intake by about half since I replaced the Hershey's Kisses in the candy jar on my desk with free condoms from the student health center. But still.
"Well, ma'am," the sales clerk is saying to Less Than Zero. "These jeans are stretch fit. That means that you've got to try two sizes lower than your true size."
"What?" Less Than Zero sounds confused.
I don't blame her. I feel the same way. It's like number lines all over again.
"What I mean is," the sales clerk says, patiently, "if you normally wear a size four, in stretch jeans, you would wear a size zero."
"Why don't you just put the real sizes on them, then?" Less Than Zero -- quite sensibly, I think -- asks. "Like if a zero is a really a four, why don't you just label it a four?"
"It's called vanity sizing," the sales clerk says, dropping his voice.
"What sizing?" Less Than Zero asks, dropping her voice, too. At least, as much as a chipmunk can drop her voice.
"You know." The sales clerk is whispering to Less Than Zero. But I can still hear him. "The larger customers like it when they can fit into an eight. But they're really a twelve, of course. See?"
Wait. What?
I fling open the door to my dressing room before I stop to think.
"I'm a size twelve," I hear myself saying to the sales clerk. Who looks startled. Understandably, I guess. But still. "What's wrong with being a size twelve?"
"Nothing!" cries the sales clerk, looking panicky. "Nothing at all. I just meant -- "
"Are you saying size twelve is fat?" I ask him.
"No," the sales clerk insists. "You misunderstood me. I meant -- "
"Because size twelve is the size of the average American woman," I point out to him. I know this because I just read it in People magazine. "Are you saying that instead of being average, we're all fat?"
"No," the sales clerk says. "No, that's not what I meant at all. I -- "
The door to the dressing room next to mine opens, and I see the owner of the chipmunk voice for the first time. She's the same age as the kids I work with. She doesn't just sound like a chipmunk, I realize. She kind of looks like one, too. You know. Cute. Perky. Small enough to fit in a normal-sized girl's pocket.
"And what's up with not even making her size?" I ask the sales clerk, jerking a thumb at Less Than Zero. "I mean, I'd rather be average than not even exist."
Less Than Zero looks kind of taken aback. But then she goes, "Um. Yeah!" to the sales clerk.
Excerpted from Size 12 Is Not Fat by Meg Cabot Copyright © 2005 by Meg Cabot. Excerpted by permission.
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Meg Cabot was born in Bloomington, Indiana. In addition to her adult contemporary fiction, she is the author of the bestselling young adult fiction The Princess Diaries and The Mediator series. Over 25 million copies of her novels for children and adults have sold worldwide. Meg lives in Key West, Florida, with her husband.
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This book is awesome. I myself fit the average American model, but when books, movies, and magazines are filled with twigs, it's kind of hard to stay up-beat. This book introduces us to an eccentric, highly entertaining ex-teen pop star who may have gained a little around the middle. But she doesn't despair- she makes it work. And she solves murders. And kicks butt. Heather Wells is the type of heroine any girl can relate with and look up to. She's more real than some of the airbrushed people we see nowadays. Check out this book for some laughs. You'll relate and beg for more.
Its odd to read a book with no magic or supernatural elements to solve crime, but i loved this story. It was refreshimg to read a character that i can relate too. I have already started the second one and enjoying it so much.
Heather Wells is such a believable character! Every girl I know, myself definitely included, has conversations in her head, gets irritating jealousy over guys she isn't even dating, has post-break-up sex that is later regretted, drifts into la-la land when thinking about past and future endeavors...oh....and would love to solve a double homicide; especially if it means spending time with our secret crush! Heather could be a real woman...and did I mention that she's a size 12? That's the size of the average American woman....and they are not fat! Definitely worth the read.
Heather Wells cracks me up! I have read all three books in the series several times and they are always good for some quick, entertaining reading. Nothing too serious, but well-written and amusing. Fun!!!
Size twelve is not fat is an adorable story. The main character, Heather, was very realatelable, even if some of the other characters weren't. I'm not giving it five stars because I did not feel passionate about this book and its characters. A fun, quick read. I will be on the lookout for the second, though I will not pursue it.
Although this book was prettyeasy to predict for me it was a novel that i did enjoy reading very much, onto the sequel =)
...This book makes me laugh. A lot. It's such a fun treat of a book that I wonder if I'll ever get sick of re-reading it. I doubt it. Meg Cabot has the ability to make me care for her characters even when they do such silly things. Heather Wells is one helluva likeable character. She's not perfect but that's what I loved about her. She has a good heart and she gets herself into some troubling situations and then she leans on her room mate and ex boyfriend's brother, Cooper to bail her out. Which he does on a daily basis. Cooper is also the guy who gave her a place to stay. She's staying in a brownstone that Cooper owns and she pays rent by helping him with his administrative work for his PI business. Heather and Cooper work well together, he stays out of her way and saves her when she needs saving and she keeps him organized, entertained and exasperated. Fair trade, don't you think? =P On top of being Coop's secretary, Heather is also the new assistant dorm directory and the nearby college. So she goes from singing her heart out at malls and being adored by tweeny bopper fans all over the world to being an assistant dorm director for a small New York college and she's actually pretty okay with her life. She could probably have done without her Mom running away with all of her money and her manager but Heather is making things work even if people are saying she's a fat has been. Size 12 is NOT fat, people! To read the full review, please visit http://thebookscoop.com
Great quick read! Fun personalities. I really enjoyed all three in the series. Highly recomend
This book is just AMAZING! I love the way the author writes, and I love Heather. She´s a funny character and a very outgoing person. I couldn´t stop reading the book until I finished it.
Size 12 is not fat seems like another teenage lose weight inspirational books but it really isn't. It's about this girl Heather Wells whose life is turned upside down ever since her popstar fiance dumped her and her mom fled the country with her lifes savings. Her job is a assistant dorm director of the residence hall, and when a girl died from elevator surfing in that dormatory she becomes "agent heather wells" and she tries to prove to people that girls don't elevator surf. Its an exciting, funny, thrilling, and sometimes confusing novel that i think all girls aged 13 and up should read.
It was just ok. Nothing to keep me reading the series especially since there is an excerpt from book 4 that kinda ruins the surprise factor. It wasn't my cup of tea. Stephanie Bond's Body Movers and Lois Griesman's Christina Macmillian series are much better.
Pretty cool book for young teens. It migt be slow, but it was good. The next book #2 of that. I think people such as young readers to ead a fast book. Some people might like faste books better.
Heather Wells is a very relatable character and Meg Cabot writes her with a sense of humor that is realistic and fun. Great series and I look forward to the next one.
I kind of liked the book, at times it was annoying (constant repeating of "dorm...i, mean residential hall" over and over, a lot of things were like on going jokes that were not really funny. A few parts were funny, some were very interesting and some were not. Then of course at the end the included excerpt from "the bride wore a size 12," which i read, thinking it was the next book in the series. Turns out it's book 4 or 5...meaning it just ruined my curiosity about whether Cooper and Heather ever got together. I might have just bought the next book in the series to feed my curiosity but as it is, I already know and will not be buying the next book.
I totally enjoyed this book, easy read.
This book made me laugh
I read the book in one whole day! Nice easy beach read! HIghly reccomend this booK! Looking forward to otheres written by Meg Cabot!
Dont listen to bad reviews i loved it great book for teens
I loved this series, and have read it over and over again! Heather is hilarious, and I felt like she was a character I could relate to, which is what Meg Cabot does a lot in her books.
This was an awesome book! Meg Cabot has done it again writing yet another successful book. In this story Heather Wells finds herself a new job after being a sucessful teen pop-star (who lost contract). She enjoys herself working at a New York college Residence Hall, that is until a freshman is found at the bottom of the elevator shaft! Everyone thinks that she was elevator surfing and slipped, but Heather thinks otherwise. She decides to find out what really happened. She also struggles with other things like a relationship problem. AmAzInG!!!! five stars!!! what happened to the girl is what you least expect!!
After losing her recording contract, boy-band famous fiance, and her life savings (courtesy of her thieving mother) Heather Wells is in serious need of a job. Still it's a struggle for her when the girl who used to be a household name (if only to tweens) becomes an assistant director at a New York college dormitory, I mean, residence hall. Heather spends her days solving problems for 19 year-olds and her nights pining for her landlord, Cooper, private investigator and Mr. Unconventional Himself. Oh and just to make things even more interesting, Cooper is her ex's brother. So when girls start dying in the dorm - er, residence hall, Heather knows it's not just a coincidence and enlists PI Cooper to help track down the killer. Flowing throughout is Heather's inner monologue in which she ponders everything from vanity sizing, exercise (walking to your favorite bakery DOES count), the miraculous effects of chocolate and even the love of a good pet. This hilarious thought process is what kept me so intrigued, not the mystery. Mystery = Meh. It almost seemed as an afterthought - which isn't necessarily a bad thing in this case at least. Heather and her antics constantly had me in stitches. I'd love to sit down to lunch with her or her friend Magda and let the good times roll. seemichelleread.blogspot.com
I loved this book, it was romantic and trilling at the same time. It got kind of boring sometimes but it was not long before the book started to pick up again. I get some of the characters mixed up sometimes but I can manage. This book was amazing. You will love it if you like mysteries. I am going to have my friend read it.
Although I've loved every one of Meg Cabot's teen books that I've read, I keep finding myself struggling to enjoy her adult books.
SIZE 12 IS NOT FAT is the first in the series about Heather Wells, a former pop singer sensation who is now an assistant residence hall manager at a college in New York. In this first book, students in the Hall keep winding up dead, and Heather takes it upon herself to figure out what's going on -- along with the man who is her landlord, and who also happens to be the brother of her ex-fiance.
It's not that it's a bad plot, but I just couldn't get in touch with the characters, or even like them all that much. I hope others will enjoy the book more than I did!
this book was really unpredictable and very funny and upbeat. it was a little 'eh' on the whole 'i love cooper' thing, a little repetetive, but i was SOOOO surprised at who the killer was! but of course, meg cabot is brilliant so... duh!
this book was really fast paced and i just couldn't put it down...can't wait for the series to continue really wanna hear more bout cooper


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It's called "waist training". You just get a progressively tighter corset over a period of weeks, your body changes slightly and adapts to the restriction. I'm actually quite fat but can pull myself into a convincing hour-glass figure like that.
Wow incredible. I never knew that bodies can mold like that after a period of time like rubber. Sounds pretty painful though
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What's that thing on her shoulder? It's driving me crazy. :\
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I wish i could have such a wonderful body to fit into something such as that and get even thinner.
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The Beijing-based company, which had 720.4 million subscribers at the end of February, has expressed support for the Hong Kong government's proposed strategy to seize and auction off a third of each of the 3G spectrum allocation used by the city's four leading mobile network operators.
The mainland firm has also indicated its intention to bid for that reassigned spectrum.
Peter Koo, a partner at professional services firm Deloitte China, said the mobile network giant appeared keen to hone its expertise and further raise its profile in the telecommunications industry by boosting its competitiveness in Hong Kong.
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"Hong Kong is a small market compared with other cities on the mainland. But for China Mobile, it represents a more advanced market for telecommunications services."
China Mobile Hong Kong, the mainland company's local operating unit, last year became the second service provider in the city to launch high-speed 4G services, after CSL. It offers local 3G services by leasing network capacity from both CSL and PCCW's HKT.
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|Abstract In the De Memoria, Aristotle offers a rigorous and carefully delineated account of memory, one that in my view has not yet been properly understood. My dissertation rectifies current misunderstandings of Aristotle's account and demonstrates that Aristotle conceives of remembering as a means of cognitive access to the external world akin to perceiving and thinking. For Aristotle, the panorama of reality includes the past (in addition to the present and future) and memory is the cognitive power in virtue of which we apprehend objects in the past. Chapter 1 argues that for Aristotle, remembering is simply the awareness of objects in the past. This conception of remembering excludes much that today is considered part of memory, such as procedural memory and the memory of unqualifiedly intelligible objects (e.g., scientific theorems). Chapter 2 argues that Aristotle's limited conception of remembering is assuaged by his robust account of recollection, according to which humans uniquely have the ability to search for information stored in the mind. Recollection often takes place for the sake of remembering, but it is also used to facilitate perceiving, imagining, thinking, and understanding. On Aristotle's account, when students display their feats of learning on an exam, they are recollecting, not remembering, the objects of their learning. In Chapter 3 I support my argument of the first two chapters with a careful analysis of Aristotle's remarks on slow people and fast and good learners at the outset of the De Memoria. Specifically, Aristotle says that slow people are better at remembering, whereas fast and good leaners are better at recollecting. I take these remarks to stem from Plato's observation in the Theaetetus that some people are good at learning but bad at remembering. Plato somehow fails to see the implications of his observation. For it suggests that some people are good at recollecting but bad at remembering, and this in turn suggests that memory and recollection are distinct powers of the soul. In the De Memoria, Aristotle takes it upon himself to correct Plato's mistake.
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King Lear (***1/2) — Reviewing a play or an opera at the Brooklyn Academy of Music has been on my New York bucket list for quite a few years, so I was quite excited when I was able to score two bookings this year, both of them final performances of distinguished British imports. The Glyndebourne Festival Opera's production of Billy Budd had settled in for a four-performance run just two days before the Chichester Festival Theatre's Lear finished its five-week run at BAM.
Of course, the main attraction wasn't an import at all — Frank Langella in the title role. Unlike some of his more notorious roles, say Nixon or Dracula, Lear is famously "more sinned against than sinning," but coming on strong in the epic first scene, divvying up his kingdom among his deceitful daughters and casting away those who truly love him most, Langella made the gap as narrow as one dares. The curses he rained down on his daughters were thunderbolts. Two frosty Brit wenches, Catherine McCormack as daughter Goneril and especially Lauren O'Neil as Regan, helped keep the balance between sinned against and sinning teetering for as long as I've seen. Why if you hadn't seen this tragedy before, you might even hope that Regan would offer Lear some hospitality after his harsh treatment chez Goneril.
Or that could have been a case of freshly empathizing with Langella's disintegrating Lear. Nudging that disintegration further was an excellent Harry Melling as Lear's mocking Fool. Also fine was Max Bennet as the Machiavellian bastard Edgar — so fine that I was more interested in the wicked Edmund-Goneril-Regan love triangle than in the abused Gloucester and his legitimate heir Edgar. The other Brits were quite acceptable, except for Isabella Laughland as Lear's true Cordelia, too lackluster in her plain speaking for the King of France to say, "She is herself a dowry."
Aside from that casting choice, Chichester director Angus Jackson's concepts, with Robert Innes Hopkins' set and costume designs, meshed well with BAM's charming old Harvey Theatre, nee the Majestic Theater when it first opened in 1904. When Langella launched into Lear's signature defiance of the wind and the rain, he was drenched in a merciless torrent of water from the flyloft, beautifully lit by Peter Mumford as Langella faced away from us.
Not so flawless was Jackson's editing, which cut too much of Lear's madness. I particularly missed the farmhouse episode where the King puts the offending Goneril — or a wooden stool —on trial. A sorry echo of the regal opening scene, it's a landmark reminding us, after all the humiliations during Lear's nightmarish journey, of the difference between irrationality and insanity. (Closed February 9)
Saint Joan (***1/2) — George Bernard Shaw always kept a firm grip on his characters, his stories, and the ultimate messages they were to convey. So it's quite a treat to see Shaw, for once, letting the story of Joan of Arc grab hold of him. For exactly three hours, with two intermissions. Aided by a minimum of scenery at the Lynn Redgrave Theatre, none of it remotely simulating the period of her greatest triumph in May 1429, we watch an illiterate farm girl who briefly became the salvation of France. Joan accomplishes this largely by sheer force of will, fueled by the conviction that she is fulfilling the dictates of Saint Margaret, Saint Catherine, and the archangel Michael, all of them voices sent by God.
"She is so positive!" marvels the servant of Robert de Baudricourt, the first skeptic Joan must overcome to raise an army, lift the British siege on Orléans, and crown the young Dauphin as Charles VII in the Holy Cathedral of Rheims. Joan's positive thinking is fortified by a sprinkling of miracles that follow in her wake: de Baudricourt's hens, long unproductive, begin laying again; the timid Dauphin sprouts a backbone; and to the astonishment of the fleet's commander Dunois, the wind that has been preventing them from raising the siege turns their way — the instant he agrees to follow her into battle.
The middle act is devoted to the deliberations of the English as they struggle to understand "La Pucelle" and plot to capture her. Longest of all, the final act dramatizes Joan's witchcraft trial before covering her posthumous vindication and, in 1920, her elevation to sainthood three years before Shaw wrote his tragedy. At each intermission, the hall is cleared and reconfigured so that you're in a different seat for each of the three segments.
Bedlam Theatre uses just four performers — Andrus Nichols, Eric Tucker, Edmund Lewis, and Tom O'Keefe — to play 22 roles. Nichols gives us a rustic, somewhat mannish Joan whose eloquence is sparked by her unshakable convictions. Or so it seems until the turning point of her trial, which unmistakably prefigures the denouement in Arthur Miller's The Crucible — with its moments of wavering followed by a full embrace of martyrdom. Tucker plays the two persuadable skeptics in Act 1, de Baudricourt and Dubois, changing colors only slightly in Act 3 when he's the Inquisitor who most ardently wishes to save Joan from the stake.
Lewis changes from the irresolute Dauphin to John de Stogumber, the most rabid advocate of burning Joan as a witch. Yet he delivers what now stands for me as the most moving moment I've seen in Shaw, when he returns from the execution and realizes the horror he has perpetrated. Tucker directs brilliantly, injecting punkish comedy into the scene changes by deploying a bored stagehand who plays unnecessary stuff on a portable cassette player.
Less welcome comic relief comes when the actors suddenly switch from one character to another in mid-stride or mid-sentence, dumping us abruptly into the world of Reduced Shakespeare spoofery. Ironically, Bedlam is presenting Hamlet – the tragedy that draws the most sustained fire from the Reduced comedians — in rolling rep with Saint Joan. Those sudden switches are probably less rotten in Denmark, where we're already familiar with the characters. (Closing March 9)
Handle With Care (***1/4) — Jason Odell Williams is a gentile playwright who writes insightfully about Jews. He also knows how to beautifully construct a romantic Hollywood storyline, so that Handle With Care ends up as a bittersweet comedy that mixes sugary providence, salty ethnic humor, and a touch of pure schmaltz. They're all so exquisitely equalized that you can perceive Williams' balancing act in a thumbnail sketch of the plot: a lapsed American Jewish man and an Israeli sabra meet by pure chance in Goodview, Virginia, and realize they are meant for each other in the space of a few precious hours — on Christmas Day.
What brings Ayelet and Josh together is his old screw-up friend Terrence. We will learn in flashbacks to December 24 what Ayelet and her grandma Edna are doing in Virginia, but it's enough to know early on that Grandma has died and Terrence, a DHL driver, has managed to lose both the truck and Edna's coffin. Josh, a widower, must first break through his misperception that Terrence is trying to set him up with Ayelet. Then he must overcome the fact that Ayelet, who already despises the slovenly Terrence, hardly speaks a word of English.
Charlotte Cohn is quite the gem as Ayelet, having played her twice before the director Karen Carpenter brought her to New York. And why not? Speaking a fluent Hebrew, Cohn very likely deserves a co-writer credit. She's tough as steel when we first see her, softer when we flash back to the scenes with her grandmother (rendered in English), and stealthily amorous as she warms up to Josh. Jonathan Sale is definitely a dreamboat as Josh, with a patina of politeness even when he's stressed or frustrated and an instinctive feel for what makes a romantic comedy leading man.
Broadway legend Carol Lawrence had top billing as Edna, but she presumably also had the flu on the night we braved the weather. So we settled for Geraldine Librandi, who offered a rich, loving warmth, a sprinkling of Jewish overprotection, and a flicker of charisma. Sheffield Chastain was purebred redneck as Terrence and a born underling. He rightly sees himself in the mold of Clarence, the bumbling apprentice angel of It's a Wonderful Life. Don't worry yourself over whether he earns his wings. (Closing March 9)
Riding the Midnight Express (**3/4) — Billy Hayes believed he was following in the footsteps of Jack London, lapping up adventures to write about, when he took up drug smuggling. The adventure was more than he bargained for when he was arrested in 1970 at the Istanbul airport with four kilos of prime hashish taped to his body and sentenced to four years in prison. After serving two grueling years, Billy was dragged back to court, where he hoped to be granted an early release. Instead he was retried — none of that double jeopardy crap in Turkey, pal — and given a 30-year life sentence.
Plan B, Billy's escape from captivity in 1975 was the stuff of an exciting 1977 autobiography, Midnight Express — and the screenplay by Oliver Stone that won the 1979 Oscar. Last fall, Hayes found another way to tell his story, doing an acclaimed one-man show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The show, directed by John Gould Rubin, is time-sharing at St. Luke's Theatre, where Hayes proves as adept at performing as he is at writing.
At a rapid-fire pace, Billy tells us what Stone changed in his script, debunking the authenticity of the film's courtroom tirade against Turkish justice, and giving us the real lowdown on how he escaped from an island insane asylum. The movie wasn't right about the place or the method. He extols the life-saving consolations he found in yoga and stays after his 70-minute performance for an additional 20-minute Q&A session.
Packaged that way, the show feels like a healthy cautionary tale best suited for a high school gym or auditorium, where many in the audience might be considering drug-dealing or smuggling as a career choice. I couldn't escape the feeling that the show is merely a new package for old goods. Closing in on 45 years after his youthful resolution, Hayes might do well to get back to that Jack London thing. He's clearly got the talents, but it's time to move on to a new subject. (Through March 23)


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A few NFL players weighed in on Josh Gordon's most recent arrest, for suspicion of DWI in Raleigh, North Carolina, early Saturday morning.
Gordon allegedly had a blood-alcohol count of .09, which would be over the legal limit of .08. It marked a continuing pattern of behavior that has drawn attention from players, fans and the Browns organization.
Gordon faces a minimum one-year ban for failing an offseason drug test. He has been pulled over twice this offseason, once with marijuana in the car and the second time for the DWI. He was suspended two games a year ago and played two without pay. He also did not last at two different colleges.
The general theme from those players who voiced their opinions about Gordon were strong: Don't criticize Gordon; instead put the focus on helping him.
One teammate was angry at the public bashing Gordon has received. As of Saturday evening his name had appeared in more than 45,000 tweets, most of them critical and negative.
Browns defensive tackle Phil Taylor posted this Sunday morning:
These so called fans talking trash about my teammate are childish. You don't know him or what he's going through. Try helping him instead!
— Phil Taylor (@PhilTaylor98) July 5, 2014
This from former teammate D'Qwell Jackson, now with the Colts, drew a lot of attention:
If you're close to Josh Gordon please help this kid, it's not about football anymore it's about picking up the pieces of his life.
— D'Qwell Jackson (@DQ52) July 5, 2014
Jaguars receiver Cecil Shorts:
Instead of attacking Josh Gordon, pray for him! It's crazy to me how we judge people when we all are battling with our own faults and issues
— Cecil Shorts (@CecilShortsIII) July 5, 2014
From former NFL linebacker Keith Bulluck:
Everybody wanna talk about Josh Gordon but no ones trying to help smh...the cycle continues
— Keith Bulluck (@KBull53) July 5, 2014
Finally, Ben Watson, former Browns and current Saints tight end, and a member of the NFL Players Association Executive Committee, said this:
I understand the disappointment but publicly calling Josh Gordon, a waste of talent/potential etc serves no positive purpose at this point.
— Benjamin Watson (@BenjaminSWatson) July 5, 2014
He's clearly a troubled man who needs help. But his life is worth more than the balls he can catch and how fast he can run.
— Benjamin Watson (@BenjaminSWatson) July 5, 2014
I don't believe anyone is unsaveable. The question is will we give them the support and tough love they need before just writing them off.
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Trenton, NJ - Governor Chris Christie today followed through on his commitment to sign legislation allowing Tesla Motors to have lawful direct sales operations in New Jersey. The bill changes the law in New Jersey and removes the prohibition on direct sales by auto manufacturers who do not have franchise agreements, giving manufacturers of zero emission cars, including Tesla, the ability to sell directly to New Jersey consumers at up to four locations in the state.
"I said last year that if the Legislature changed the law, I would sign new legislation put on my desk and that is exactly what I'm doing today," said Governor Christie. "We're pleased that manufacturers like Tesla will now have the opportunity to establish direct sales operations for consumers in a manner lawfully in New Jersey."
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"Kuiper, Arnout" wrote: > Hi, > > I needed a manual for Ant, so I made one. It's available at: > > http://home.wxs.nl/~ajkuiper/ant.html > > This is a first draft version, but IMHO it's a good starting point. Great stuff!!! What do you intend to do with it - is it a contribution that you want checked in or is an individual project ? My feedback: - some mistakes in tables - some things are not "required" - "init" target - it is still in the code, but Stefano strongly disagreed about "hidden behaviour" and it will be removed ( or at least it shouldn't be used). I still believe it is a good ideea, but I don't have the time to fight for it with Stefano. - Properties - there are some dark points about properties ( i.e. can be set only at initialization, since right now the properties are set and replaced in the read stage.). I added the properties to Ant as a hack, and I admit it was a bad ideea ( that is still needed ). Also, the automatic replacement of ${x} in any target is wrong. The problem - it is outside XML spec, which has BTW a mechanism to solve the problem - entitites. IMHO, Properties need to be fixed - in that only certain attributes will permit ${properties} and the props will be evaluated by the task, at task run time. I don't know when this will be fixed, but be aware of property limitations. ( it's an implementation problem - every standard task will work as before and the syntax will still be the same, just the problem of "eval at xml reading" has to be fixed ) - Chmod - remove "works only under Unix". Maybe "right now has efect only under Unix". Windows also has a mechanism of permissions ( attrib?), but nobody cares to implement them in chmod and it's not so important ( as exec is not a property). - Exec.os - list of OS where the command will be execed, matched against java.os system property. - Get - add a small comment that it's the prefered method in automated builds, instead of CVS which is slower. Take a look at jakarta-tools/buildscripts, you may want to add something about automated builds. - replace - add "in a file" - Licence :-) - if you place it unde Apache it would be great if we can check it in, as it can be a great contributions. If not - let us know if we're at least allowed to point to your doc :-) Costin
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Tracy Bulla -- Home Accents Today - These days, award-winning recording artist Janie Fricke is just as likely to be found giving a concert with Loretta Lynn as she is selling pillows, runners and throws at the Touch of France showroom in the Dallas Market Center (WTC 11019). The Grammy-nominated vocalist pulls off a balancing act between concert tours and trade shows, along with trunk shows.
"The collections started many years ago as a hobby," said Fricke. "Being in the music business, I have to focus on both entities right now. It takes a lot of energy to run both businesses, but it's been a fun diversion from music."
Fricke's home debut came about when a friend asked her to create pillows for her store, which she then embellished with vintage brooches found at flea markets. Today, Fricke sources her fabrics in local Dallas showrooms and pairs them up with an assortment of trims to be hand-sewn by a Texan seamstress.
Fricke favors a deep, rich palette for the collection, including Bordeaux, antique gold, brown and black, expressed in equally rich fabrications like velvet, chenille, and damask. Faux fur and snakeskin meet up with zebra and leopard prints, ornamented with eyelash and loop fringe, among other trims.
"Sometimes, I like to combine two busy prints, like a stripe with a floral; sometimes I do two very small prints together," she said. "I play at it and work at it, and I go on my emotional feeling."
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Digital Journal - I had the pleasure to catch up with award-winning country songstress Janie Fricke. She is one of country music's original 80s ladies. Fricke paid homage to the late country legends George Jones and Ray Price. "Without George Jones, it feels like a missing link in country music. I hear his name mentioned in concerts and people who did tributes to his music," she said. "Ray Price was so great. He has been a favorite artist to so many people. He had such a smooth, silky and velvet voice. You would listen to him and you would go into a trance. I went to his funeral and even sang there. I was pretty nervous singing. I sang 'Tears in Heaven' with my guitar, which is also a track on my inspirational CD. I sang that song and dedicated it to Ray Price. I am glad they invited me to do that." Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/a-and-e/music/catching-up-with-award-winning-country-vocalist-janie-fricke/article/390272#ixzz37orfVCrq
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