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The Crucible Differentiation Scale: Assessing Differentiation in Human Relationships
Article first published online: 12 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1752-0606.2011.00259.x
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Schnarch, D. and Regas, S. (2012), The Crucible Differentiation Scale: Assessing Differentiation in Human Relationships. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 38: 639–652. doi: 10.1111/j.1752-0606.2011.00259.x
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Whereas most existing differentiation measures are grounded in Bowen's writings about differentiation, the self-report instrument created in this study addresses differentiation according to the Four Points of Balance articulated by the Crucible Approach. The Crucible Differentiation Scale (CDS) is a 63-item, Likert-type, multidimensional measure of differentiation focused on adults and their important relationships. The psychometric properties of the CDS were tested through five studies with a total of 4,169 participants. The identified CDS subscales are Solid Self, Connectedness, Anxiety Regulation through Self-Soothing, Anxiety Regulation through Accommodation, Reactivity through Avoidance, Reactivity through Arguments, and Tolerating Discomfort for Growth. The CDS has potential use in evaluating differentiation theory, organizing treatment, and measuring therapy process and outcome.


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PITTSBURGH - NOVEMBER 14: Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots celebrates scoring a touchdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers on November 14, 2010 at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
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A WOMAN has died following a serious crash in Bowness.
The accident happened at 2.50pm today in Glebe Road, Bowness.
The 68-year-old woman, from Buckinghamshire, died at the scene.
A 77-year-old woman was also flown to Royal Preston Hospital with serious injuries.
Police, ambulance and fire services attended the scene this afternoon.
Windermere and Ambleside fire crews were forced to remove the roof of the car to free the people inside.
Glebe Road is now open again following the crash.
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No, you should not be worried. Here's a tip: STOP LISTENING TO OTHER PEOPLE. What the f*** are butterflies? Who cares? All that matters is you think he's perfect for you and he has everything you've ever wanted. You are literally a dumbass if you dump him because you don't get a feeling in your tummy. Not everyone gets the same feelings. I think butterflies are for people who have little bitch stomachs. You are thinking too much. Don't f*** up a good thing for absolutely no good reason.
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I've only had one girlfriend who gave me butterflies and that was a stupid relationship. If I get the butterflies from someone it means I'm not thinking clearly anymore and that means I can't see straight even if the relationship is shit. So butterflies and I say "fuck you bitch I'm out!!! or ideally never go down that path.
Now I go for laughter. Shared humour is the best and is something that should only get better as time goes on.
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No, don't be worried. I don't always get butterflies with my boyfriend, but that's okay. We have more of a companion love than a passionate love, even though it's a bit of both. If he makes you happy and you make him happy, what more do you need?
Also, maybe you really do get butterflies. You're just not recognizing them as that because you're looking for something else.
This "We have more of a companion love than a passionate love" describes most good stable relationships perfectly.
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There is something Shakespearian about Kurosawa. He deals with huge
themes, and is willing and able to deal with multiple themes and work
on many levels. A strong and evocative story-line with fascinating
central characters is his starting point, and he directs with
compassion, imagination and the eye of an artist. Many of the frames
are filled with beautifully balanced shots that are rarely seen outside
of the work of a handful of great directors. He is not afraid to shoot
actors from behind or from awkward but revealing angles. This is one of
the most gripping and satisfying Kurosawa films I have seen. The image
of the sacrifice of the foundry and the theme of destruction by atomic
war brings to mind Tarkovski's The Sacrifice. Indeed, with so much
drenching rain in some scenes, and with Tarkovski's known admiration
for Kurosawa, it is quite possible that this film did have some
The story is about an extended family who are charging their father with insanity as he is determined to sell up the family business and move to Brasil because of his fear of atomic radiation engulfing Japan. Atomic radiation was a major cause for concern in post-war Japan, and there were many books and newspaper articles at the time explaining that the Earth's wind currents would bring radiation from atom bomb tests and from atomic war to Japan. This fear was the impetus for such monster films as Godzilla. However, Kurosawa is also using the radiation as a symbol for modern development - the changes that are taking place to the traditional Japanese ways, mainly from the mysterious modern world beyond Japan's shores.
The film opens not with the family, but with a dentist who is to be one of the judges who will decide on the old man's sanity. It is notable that the dentist works in bright, clean, modern surroundings with modern equipment, while the old father owns an old, dirty, dark, dangerous foundry where the workers have to be warned to take care of the fires or the place will be engulfed. We first encounter the family as they squabble outside the informal family court room where the case will be heard. The heat, anger and irritation are made very clear - there are sweat stains and angry swishing of fans throughout this and many of the other early scenes. It was at this point that I knew that I was going to enjoy this film a lot. There are many films that within the first ten minutes you know if the director is confident and in charge, and is ready to take risks. There is no doubt at this point that the placing of the actors, the camera angles and even the actors' gestures has been controlled by the director and that everything is working smoothly and effortlessly in the right direction. Even though the story is about the father and his family, we are kept in contact with the dentist throughout the film, even when the court case is over. And it is he we see in the final scene walking down the slope of the hospital as the father's youngest daughter walks up.
This is a film about a family. This is a film about moral values in a changing world. This is a film about the fear of modern society. This is a film about a Japanese society coming to terms with itself and its relationship with the outside world in the aftermath of the Second World War. This is a film about living in fear. This is an awesome film. I understand that this is the film that Kurosawa himself was most proud of. And I can certainly see why.
It's good emotional stuff at the time, but the very real weaknesses nag
at you as soon as the film ends. It's a real fader. After a month
you've forgotten all about it.
Once there's some distance from the emotion, I have to say that it sucks. Issues are isolated and blown out of proportion just to give an immediate emotional intensity. There is a lack of reality, intelligence, craft and creativity about the whole thing. And I found the racist, sex abusing cop's back story of being a dutiful son and then being a dramatic hero somewhat hard to swallow - after the event. Yeah, sure, at the time it felt like there was some significance there, but on reflection you see that it was just a dramatic scene in a Hollywood movie. And any suggestion that even a racist can also be nice to his mom is not worth making, except by racists to excuse and justify racist behaviour.
The confusions you feel at the time are the result of some blunt emotional exploitation by the movie makers. It's like a series of big expensive, well made adverts strung together, some saying vote conservative and some saying vote liberal. At the time the adverts seem to be saying something. But by the next day real issues and real life take over and you return to reality.
Sometimes people comment that The Train is one of the greatest War Films ever made, or one of the greatest Train Films ever made, as though by itself The Train isn't that good, but as part of a lesser group it stands out - like a big fish in a small pond. Yet, for me, this is not just one of the finest movies, but is also one of the finest works of art in existence. As a War Film, though, it is actually quite weak, as The Train is not concerned with war. The final days of World War Two are the setting for the film and the impetus for the plot, but the battle that takes place is not about the dominance of armies, the brutality of soldiers or the heroism of combat. This is a struggle about the nature of Art - or even: Nature V. Art. Does Art represent the living spirit: the achievement of Nature, as embodied in the very physical machinery of the train engines - machines built for a function, yet breathing, spitting, gloriously living works of art. Or does Art represent higher ideals: cold, calculating, observing - dismissive of all lower concerns, including human life. The anonymous, distant authorities in London, and the cold, calculating German officer, Col. von Waldheim, who use and abuse the lives of the French in order to keep control of the Art seem to desire something different to the French resistance who are prepared to struggle, suffer and sacrifice their lives for an ideal which sums up a "vision of life, born out of France ... our pride, what we create." A very breathing, spitting, gloriously living vision of Art. The doubting, questioning, very real and human Frenchman Labiche may not get excited to stand near the crates of Art, but he shows a much deeper understanding of the beauty of human nature in his very existence. He is in himself a work of art - a human who defies, who is prepared to stand up and defend his fellow man to the very end. Admirable, worthy - displaying all the qualities we admire in humans - resourcefulness, compassion, resilience, adaptability, true grit and determination. Even the cold Col. von Waldheim recognises the art in Labiche and wants him to be part of the package he is taking to Germany. Shot in gritty, living black and white with a stunning depth of texture, and backed with a soundtrack drenched in the animalistic breath of the huge trains, this is a compelling drama. The action scenes are as emotionally stunning as the human cameos are quietly moving. Yes there are flaws - such as: apart from Waldheim, the German characters are mere cyphers on which to hang the film; they have no character or motivation. But these are quibbles. This is a huge film, painted on a huge canvas - beautiful to look at, to listen to, and to be drawn into. A masterpiece in any genre.
Oliver Stone style documentary drama with good (earnest even) intentions but lacking the right touches to make this film really fly. The fight scenes are excellent documents of what happened in the ring; and, even though (or more probably because) they are safe and clean, they hold an emotional charge which makes them compelling to watch, especially the Rumble In The Jungle fight which climaxes the film. The music choices are excellent in capturing the essence of the period covered, the black soul, the political happenings, Ali's friendships, and underscoring the events on screen. The fight scenes and the music production are the best parts of an otherwise dull, confused, boring and weary film which brought this viewer no closer to an understanding of Ali. The editing for the TV version I watched must have been done by the tea lady because there were many confusions and oddities. Either that or the editor assumed the audience would already know so much about Ali's life and the political and cultural events of the time that it would be just too silly to give people basic information, such as Ali losing his come-back fight. There is much interesting material in Ali's life that would a great film - this is not that film.
In the late 40's early 50's the Ealing studio released a series of dry,
dark comedies that affectionately poked fun at many aspects of British
life. Man In The White Suit was one of those films. Directed by the man
who steered Whiskey Galore to success; staring Alex Guinness and Joan
Greenwood who both had made an impression in previous Ealing Comedies;
and using as its theme the contemporary concerns of progress,
capitalism and the unions, this one was sure to impress. Indeed, for
its light charm, many still regard this as a great film.
It's cute enough, and everyone goes through their paces with practised ease. The directorial touch is confident without being in any way stylish or interesting. It works. It's not a film that contains anything meaningful, impressive, interesting, moving or exciting, but it moves along and is rarely dull. It may wear its satire on its sleeve, and one complaint may be that the themes are pushed a little too heavily, but it entertains in a light and charming way.
Guinness is here at his most Hugh Grant popular. Not giving us a performance to admire, but certainly being boyishly cute.
This is a film that is neither good nor bad, but is that most fine thing for a wet Tuesday afternoon, a decently average movie.
I am fascinated by the vampire legend. It is a rich vein for artists to
draw upon. The first vampire film, and quite possibly the best, is
Murnau's Nosferatu. Bram Stoker's Dracula is laid before us in all but
name. But the stunning visual imagery of Murnau's Expressionist film
has not been taken up by other film-makers doing their versions of the
Count. Except here. Herzog is clearly doing a re-make of Murnau's film
rather than another vampire/Dracula interpretation.
As such Herzog concentrates on the visual. Dialogue is reduced - simple lines that would look good on a silent film dialogue card. Mood and atmosphere and pace are the key elements he is exploring. The effect is much like a minor classical piece of music or a Dutch landscape painting. There is much to admire but little to excite - and flaws are obvious.
Some scenes are stunning - the ship docking by itself with the dead captain tied to the wheel; Lucy's view through the mirror of the shadow of the count arriving in her bedroom; lines of coffins moving slowly through the streets of Wismar. Yet, despite these moments of visual splendor, and an interesting performance of the fingers by Kinski, this film does invite comparison with the original and fails badly.
One of the last films Hitchcock made before going to America, he was
clearly already comfortable with making comedy thrillers involving an
attractive male and female partnership.
Nicely made and nicely judged though it is, The Lady Vanishes adds nothing much to the format that Hitchcock established with his ground-breaking and very modern 39 Steps from three years earlier. Indeed, there is much missing. The sexual tension, the energy, the driving wit, the sheer verve, the breathless pacing, the joy and arrogance of that earlier film are lacking here. It seems, at times, that Hitchcock is merely going through the paces. The greatest moments in The Lady Vanishes either involve Naughton Wayne and Basil Radford as the English caricatures Caldicott and Charters, or any of the minor supporting characters: the hotel manager, or the other passengers in the train carriage.
This is a watchable and entertaining film, but if you are looking for an early Hitchcock classic then turn your attention to the much finer 39 Steps.
Julien Temple struggles to make decent movies. After the appalling Absolute Beginners, a film that - despite all the promise and potential of a great novel and a decent cast and a soundtrack by Bowie - falls short of the target by miles, Temple manages to barge around with an admirable lack of skill here in this cardboard cutout piece of cheap music hall. Nothing works. The film is slow and stiff with long embarrassing moments of nothing. In desperation a bored viewer may grasp at the flimsiest piece of stale slapstick to let out a yawning chuckle, but mainly the film can only be enjoyed by those who find turkeys amusing.
The premise for Leaving Las Vegas is very promising - an observation without direct moral comment of despair and desperation in Las Vegas. A deliberate, destructive drunk, and a prostitute with low self-esteem looking for love from any man she feels she deserves - a violent brute or a clumsy drunk, meet and form an uneasy but tender relationship. It's a story without direction or hope or consummation. It is a small, sad tone poem about people who cannot cope. But with all that premise, with all the mood enhancing jazz, and the seedy, empty, soulless backdrop of Las Vegas, nothing truly happens for the viewer. There is no story. There is no drama. There is no understanding. Yes we recognise these people, and yes there is an honesty and a truth about Elisabeth Shue's performance that is impressive. But scratch the surface and there is nothing there. Maybe that is what we should take away from the movie, the emptiness of the whole thing, but I would have liked a little more. However convincing Cage is as a lost puppy drunk, I was expecting a performance with a little more depth and meaning after all the awards he collected.
A tiresome Walt Disney kiddies movie with appalling dialogue and a Bodger Award for the most dreadful performance by a leading actor in a major movie of all time. Everyone just woodenly and stiffly and badly moves through this movie repeating their dreadful lines with a lack of enthusiasm. Some embarrassment is evident. The storyline is pathetic and boring and dull. The initial action is limp and dull. In fact dull is the key word. Dull and boring and bad and wooden. And how on earth did this ever get filmed. Surely it can't be that hard to make an exciting, interesting and worthy pirate movie in such pleasant locations? The movie does pick up toward the end with some decent fight scenes, and a bit of swashbuckling, but it's too little too late.
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It was exactly what I was looking for Perfect for storage the tea bags and easy to see inside without open it. June 24, 2015
Clear storage - see when supply is low! I bought two of these boxes and they stack nicely and keep my drawer neat. My husband even commented on how much better it looked than when I had numerous boxes of tea jumbled in the drawer. I use one box for green and black teas and the other for herbal and decaf varieties. May 18, 2015
Love this! I really love my new tea organizer. I actually bought two since I have so much tea. It's so nice to be able to pull one out, take off the lid and choose from several types of tea. I had my friends over and offered them tea. They loved my tea organizer too and said they wished they had one. I told them where they could buy it. May 2, 2015
Best Tea Containers Right size. Love that it is clear and stackable. Used chalkboard labels and they look great stacked on my counter. Too pretty to put away in a cabinet. Going to order more. Really love these containers. Can be used for more than just tea. Be creative. April 10, 2015
My favorite container store purchase ever! Perfect size! Sturdy, visually nice to see. Functional plan to buy another. Tip don't stack tea all face up stagger it every other one upside down will fit twice as much. April 1, 2015
Great idea Gave this to my sisters for Christmas and filled them with a variety of teas. I saw this at a cousins house and knew it would be perfect for the tea drinkers I know. Now my nieces want one!!!! I just may have to get one for myself. March 16, 2015
Tea bags do not fit! I purchased this as a gift for my daughter, but the Bigelow tea bags she uses are too large for the compartments.The compartments should have been made a bit larger. It's useless and must be returned. March 5, 2015
Great Solution I bought several of these because several members of our family are tea drinkers and tend to try different flavors. The boxes are clunky and took up lots of space. This holds a significant amount of tea bags, can see what is in the container without opening and can see when it is running low. October 15, 2014
Great product Love it. Since its clear you can see what you have and it looks great on countertop. July 17, 2014
Love this caddy! No fuss design, strong plastic, pleasing size. Holds all kind of tea bags and sugar and sweetener packets in one tidy place. Perfect for households w/ lots of different tastes, or the office. May 31, 2014
Great purchase Im glad i purchased it, helped me organize for once all my hubby's tea bags. Just wish it was a tad bigger by 4 slots. But overall happy with purchase. May 11, 2014
Tea Lover!! FINALLY....Somewhere to put all those tea bags when you are close to being finished with a box!! What a genius idea. Holds a lot, easy to flip thru, and transparent so not an eyesore on the kitchen counter! Way to go Container Store!!! May 4, 2014
tea drinkers delight I am a tea drinker and I had numerous boxes of tea bags cluttering my cabinet and counter top. I love my new tea box. It's such a space saver.so neat and organized. Wish I had purchased two. May 3, 2014
Practical, sturdy tea holder - really useful! I recently purchased this tea holder because I was having to rifle through my many boxes of tea to pick a bag out in the morning - and let's be honest, who has the extra energy to do that while bleary-eyed before 7am? This holder makes it easy to locate the particular one I am after, is practical and slides into the cupboard easily. It's also great when I am having visitors over so they can easily see for themselves what teas I have in stock. Next stop: buying one to keep my teas at work in order! May 2, 2014
Really Like this item compared to tea bag storage container that was purchased for me through a mail order catalog - this has it beat hands down - not "flimsy" very strong and durable - will be getting a few more April 30, 2014
Best Container Store Purchase Ever I bought this tea storage container 8 years ago, use it all the time and it still looks and works great. Sturdy materials, and I love that you can see in the box before it's even opened. Looks great when offering tea to guests. I highly recommend it! April 26, 2014
I like, but could be better I bought this to organize our tea collection in our pantry. It definitely helped. Here's the problem: In a normal box of tea, there about 20 bags. The compartments in the product only fit about 12 bags So now I have tea boxes in the pantry AND this tea organizer. I was hoping to get rid if tea boxes altogether. Oh well. If they could just make each compartment slightly larger it would be perfect April 25, 2014
"Tea"rrific Container I am so thrilled with my two tea bag storage containers. Although I had to wait a few months to receive them because they were on back order (which is a good sign because they are in demand), it was well worth it. I no longer have to rummage through several tea boxes which take up space in my cabinet. Now in an instant I can see the various tea bag flavors and choose one that fits my mood. These containers are well designed, easy to open, compact and overall "tea"rrific!!! April 25, 2014
Great tea storage This container is great! I had so many tea boxes laying around and now I have them organized in a clear container so I can see them. Love this product!! April 25, 2014
Perfect Storage This is a great container for all my teas. The nice thing is this stores beautifully inside my basket on the pantry shelf. Since I drink a lot of tea I plan to buy another container since it can stack with my other one. The container is lightweight, easy to open, easy to store and easy to see the flavors of the tea bag. April 24, 2014
Love this! I bought one and went back the next day to pick up a second. It was a perfect solution for my cabinet. I can now see my entire tea inventory and it keeps my tea bags that aren't in individual packaging fresh. Can't believe how much clutter it eliminated in my cabinet. April 21, 2014
Great product for organizing all your teabags! I love the tea bag storage container because you can see your selection and how much of your favorite tea is left. It looks nice when serving guests, too. Now I am better organized by saving space getting rid of all the different boxes tea comes in. April 18, 2014
good idea This is much nicer than stacking boxes of teabags. It occupies less space on the shelf and makes searching for the tea I want much easier. April 16, 2014
Excellent solution This container holds a lot and is a great solution for tea bags. I enjoy different kinds of tea and this box fit all of them. April 15, 2014
Tea Storage Heaven! I had dozens upon dozens of tea bags floating around in bags, jars, other boxes. It does't help that I do have a tea 'problem' of sorts and just kept adding to the mix but this was a lifesaver! Organized is an understatement, it is lovely to look at what you have and be able to select quickly what kind of tea you or a guest would like. It is very sturdy and attractive at the same time. I would highly recommend it! April 14, 2014
Major Space Saver! This product helped to clear out nearly half a shelf of partly full tea boxes. I found it easiest to alternate the tea bags having one with the label right side up and the other with the label facing down. I did this throughout the box and found it much easier to store more bags of tea this way. April 14, 2014
Lovely countertop storage This is a great way to organize my numerous tea flavors and see exactly what I have immediately. It looks great on my kitchen countertop -- and it's so handy, I bought one to organize my teas at work, too! April 13, 2014
Love This Product I purchased 2 of these teabag containers and was able to throw away several cardboard tea boxes from the cupboard. They are high quality and properly sized (and plenty tall) for most teabags enclosed in paper. Now I can see everything at a glance and they look great in my cupboard. April 13, 2014
Space saver!! I clear a full cabinet using the storage, I will buy another one, since I have so many teas. Very happy about this product. April 8, 2014
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Of the approximately 2,000 species native to Pennsylvania, the Preserve is home to nearly 800 of them. More than 80 of these species are rare, threatened or endangered native plants designated as Plants of Special Concern in Pennsylvania. A deer exclosure fence surrounds and protects 100 of our 134 acres. Over two and a half miles of picturesque trails offer some of the best hiking in all of Bucks County.
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Ham and Garlic
Roasting brings out the best in Brussels sprouts: It lightly caramelizes their edges but keeps them tender inside. Don't trim too much from the stem ends of the sprouts since they may fall apart. Country ham imparts saltiness to the dish; if it's unavailable in your market, substitute regular ham. Freeze leftover breadcrumbs for up to 6 months; use them to top macaroni and cheese casseroles.
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- 1 slice white bread
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- 0.25 c. finely chopped country ham (about 1 ounce)
- 2 tbsp. fresh lemon juice
- 1 tsp. olive oil
- 0.50 tsp. salt
- 3 clove garlic
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- 2 tbsp. grated fresh Parmesan cheese
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Place bread in a food processor; pulse 2 times or until crumbly. Sprinkle crumbs on a baking sheet; bake at 425 degrees F for 5 minutes or until golden. Reduce oven temperature to 375 degrees F. Set aside 3 tablespoons toasted breadcrumbs, reserving remaining breadcrumbs for another use.
- Combine sprouts and next 5 ingredients (sprouts through garlic) in a 3-quart baking dish coated with cooking spray, tossing to coat. Bake at 375 degrees F for 30 minutes or until sprouts are tender and lightly browned on edges, stirring twice.
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The musical disaster show has made Director Julie Taymor this season's media Pinata. But could her departure unmask another culprit?
Given all the problems plaguing Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, it was probably inevitable that someone besides the actors would fall. Since previews of the $65 million (and counting) Broadway musical began last November, four performers have been injured, including Spidey himself, who went tumbling 30 feet into the pit, breaking four ribs and sustaining a hairline fracture to his skull. OSHA descended on the Foxwoods Theatre to investigate, and fined the producers $12,600.
All might have been excused had audiences and critics actually liked the show. But with reviews like "'Spider-Man' is not only the most expensive musical ever to hit Broadway; it may also rank among the worst" in The New York Times, somebody had to be blamed. So it wasn't much of a shock when the show's celebrated director, Julie Taymor--whose Lion King has grossed $4.5 billion in its 14-year-run--finally got her walking papers last week. With much schadenfreude (Taymor isn't the easiest director to work with, as anyone will tell you), Broadway wags are predicting she'll never work in this town again.
But has justice been served to the real villain of Spider-Man?
The score, created by U2's Bono and the Edge, isn't made up of catchy, easily digestible pop songs in the "Hakuna Matata" vein. Even production sources admit to being mystified by what they describe as the joylessness of the music. "With the promise of U2, why they don't have this big kick-ass, pulse-racing number that sends people out on a cloud is a big, big question," one person involved with the show says. "And if Julie Taymor was standing in
the way of that, she's not anymore."
When audiences walk out of Spider-Man, you don't hear them singing show tunes. You hear their disapproval. "You just don't leave with a song in your head," Suzy Fink of Chicago says after a recent performance. …


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All four of the Democratic candidates for president have expressed support for sanctuary cities, a controversial policy that is being blamed for the recent release of a five times-deported illegal alien who allegedly murdered a woman in broad daylight in San Francisco. As a senator from New York, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner, twice made public statements backing sanctuary cities. In 2008, she and two other Democratic candidates, Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb, voted against an amendment that would block federal funds from going to sanctuary cities. And last year, as governor of Maryland, Martin O'Malley announced that the Baltimore city jail would stop honoring requests from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to hold illegal aliens until they could be deported.
Lemony Snicket's 13-novel children's series follows siblings Violet, Klaus, ad Sunny Baudelaire after the death of their parents. They are put in the custody of Count Olaf, who seeks to acquire the children's inheritance. Though the trailer is only 35 seconds long, the video gives fans plenty to ponder. There's a newspaper with a headline about the "Baudelaire Tragic Fire," two tickets to "The Marvelous Marriage", a book titled "Mushroom Minutiae", and a recurring eye symbol. The cast for the Netflix original series has not yet been announced and it's not due to debut until 2016.
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