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No sooner than I find a vegetarian product that I actually like - meat free Lincolnshire style sausages , the supermarket stops selling them!
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05-11-2012, 07:27 AM (This post was last modified: 05-11-2012 07:28 AM by Globetrotter.)
Post: #1697
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Two job application rejections - one by email, one by phone, within a hour of each other tonight.
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I do everything in my might to avoid phones. I prefer to drive for an hour and wait in line for two hours than to make a stupid phone call. And what do they say when I finally get to talk to them? "We'll have a look later. Give me your phone number and I'll phone you later this afternoon ". Yaaay! I get to be anxious all afternoon waiting for a phone call! Joy!
They screw up and I have to suffer for it. How do these people get to keep their jobs? Is the whole world incompetent? My previous school was full of people who had no clue what they were doing, now I switch schools... and the people handling my application seem to have forgotten to send in my grades to the new school. Either that, or the school misplaced the papers. They keep sending me from one office to the next, each office blaming the other one. "We sent the grades, go talk to them", "we didn't receive any grades, go talk to them!". No grades = my application is declined and I'm not accepted into the school. And the school term starts on Monday. Rawr. How difficult is it to send some papers? Oh and I asked them if they could give me the grades in order for me to hand them in personally, but noooo they can't just give me the grades, they have to order them and send them to me by post. Which will take days.
I'd be a dog, a monkey or a bear, or anything but that vain animal, who is so proud of being rational.
Post: #1699
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I dropped my wallet on the train today. I was lucky that some kind soul found it and handed it in to the ticket inspector, apparently without touching any of the money. But ...I think I would have gladly given away all the money in the wallet just to avoid the endless stream of phone calls this incident led to. I had quite a sum of money in there too. This really shows how grave my fear of phones is. I was honestly considering turning the cell phone off just to avoid talking to them. I managed to talk myself into phoning the guy though (he left a bunch of messages on my phone asking me to do so) and he told me that he'd bring the wallet to the police station. So I'll have to go get it as soon as possible. Which is also annnoying, seeing as it's in a city almost two hours away from here.
Oh, and I know I should have offered him some reward, but I was too nervous while talking to him to think of it. So I was rude too. Yay!
Stupid wallet.
I'd be a dog, a monkey or a bear, or anything but that vain animal, who is so proud of being rational.
Post: #1700
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My cat was hit by a car yesterday. He appeared to have broken a leg, but the vet said that the bone wasn't broken, there was however a lot of nerve damage so the leg's basically dead. They're going to try and save it; they're giving him a couple of weeks to recuperate, if he manages to start moving the limb again within these two weeks he'll be able to keep it. Otherwise they'll have to amputate the leg...
He's at the vet at the moment. He'll stay there over the weekend. I was at school when it happened so I didn't even get to see him. Poor little guy. I'm so worried about him. I just hope he'll get well soon and that they'll be able to save the limb...
I wish I could go see him, but they don't allow visitors.
I'd be a dog, a monkey or a bear, or anything but that vain animal, who is so proud of being rational.
Post: #1701
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Thats awful news
I hope the little fellah gets better soon and hopefully he gets to keep his leg. If the worse comes to the worse and it gets amputated, it will probably upset you more than him. They can cope......
Fingers crossed for a good result.
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Sorry to hear about Bowie, Krakow. Poor little guy.
Not to down play the situation or anything Krakow, but if they do end up having to amputate the leg, Bowie'll be fine. He'll have to recover and spend a little bit of time adjusting, but he'll manage just fine. I told you about the three legged cat from the shelter here, right? I think that guy managed better than the majority of the cats there.
Again, I'm not trying to say that this isn't an icky situation. It's horrible that he got hit by a car. But, if the leg doesn't heal, Bowie'll still be ok.
And they don't allow visitors at all? Are they at least keeping you guys updated? Or do you need to phone and hound them? Are they just keeping him for the weekend? Or longer?
Anyways, let me know how everything turns out Krakow. I hope Bowie's doing ok.
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Thanks guys.
Yeah, the veterinary has been telling us the same thing. Cats quickly adjust to a life on three legs. Even so, I'd hate for him to lose his little limb. He'll probably adjust, but he'll have to go through that awful surgery, and he'd never be able to fully go back to his old way of life. Also, it's one of his front legs. Cats do well on three legs if it's a hind leg that's missing, but a missing front leg is a bigger handicap. So I just hope he gets a little better soon, just some sign of improvement. I don't expect full recovery in a matter of two weeks, but if we see some sign that he is regaining the use of his leg there'll be a chance that he gets to keep it.
Anyway, we brought him home yesterday, and he's doing ...okay, I think. I'm not completely sure to be honest. Most of the time he seems to be feeling okay, all things considered. He sleeps a lot. He doesn't have his usual appetite, but he does eat. And he's actually quite sociable and comes to me for attention, which I see as a good sign. So, in many ways he's his usual self. I'm supposed to exercise the limb and massage the muscles, to keep nerves and muscles stimulated, seeing as he doesn't move them himself. Not the easiest job. Sometimes he lets me, but most of the time he doesn't. He lets out these meows and aggressive sounds and almost scares me a little. I've never seen Bowie aggressive, he hardly ever bites, not even playfully, but yesterday I almost thought that he was about to attack me. He's supposed to be more or less numb in the leg, so I'm not sure if it's just a feeling of discomfort, or of he actually does feel pain. I suppose pain could be a good sign, it'd mean that the nerves aren't completely dead, but yeah ...it makes exercising the limb difficult.
So yeah, all things considered he's doing pretty well I think. I think the hardest thing for him is that he isn't allowed to go out. That's pure torture for the little dude. But, for obvious reasons, we'll have to keep him indoors until he gets better. We'll probably not get much sleep these coming weeks. The hardest thing for me is to watch him limp around on three legs, dragging his useless limb on the floor. That's just heartbreaking to watch. But I'm glad that he seems to be feeling as well as he is. I don't know what I was expecting to see when I went to pick him up from the clinic.
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Post: #1704
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How's bowie doing now Krakow? Has he been to visit the vet again since you brought him home? Any news?
If he's 'howling' and trying to bite you while exercising the leg, then he probably does feel some sort of pain/discomfort. Not that I know for sure but that does make it sound as if the nerves are still intact to some degree. If he's eating and trying to get outside, those are good signs too.
Again, not to downplay your worries, but animals learn to work with what they have. The cat from the shelter was missing his front leg Krakow. Sure, he needed to learn different ways to do things, but he managed quite well. For example, when he ate, he had to lean forward on his shoulder and eat out of a shallow dish. That cat managed amazing things though. Half the time I found him hanging around ontop of the cages (which where probably about 6 feet up) and I never figured he'd be able to get up there.
From the sounds of it, Bowie's a tough little guy. Hopefully things turn out for the best and he won't have to have his leg amputated but he'll be ok either way Krakow.
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The lil' guy's doing just fine now. A few days after we brought him home he started moving his limb a little. At first I thought it was my imagination, but the next day he actually started moving the entire leg and even took a few steps. After that he recovered really quickly, and he now walks almost normally. He limps a little, but he climbs and jumps up and down our furniture as if nothing ever happened. So I'm relieved to say the least. The veterinary was surprised to see his quick recovery too. Needless to say, there's no talk of amputating anything anymore. So he's one lucky little catzter.
It's still too early for him to go out again though. So we have to listen to a few more weeks of constant meowing. It's driving me mad! All night he meows and meows and meows. I haven't had a good night's sleep all week.
Anyway, thanks Cowie.
Oh, on an unrelated note, I'll send you your PM in a few days. Just so you don't think I'm ignoring you. I like to take my time.
I'd be a dog, a monkey or a bear, or anything but that vain animal, who is so proud of being rational.
Post: #1706
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That's really good news Krakow. I'm glad to hear he's recovered so well. Sounds like he's almost back to his old ways too. I'm sure it's torture for both you and Bowie with him not being allowed outside yet. Did the vet advise you to wait a while until you let him back outside? Did he/she way that they figured he'd fully recover? I mean, does it seem like there'll be no 'permanent' damage to his leg?
And as for the PM, don't worry about it Krakow. Due to lack of sleep, I have the attention span of a 2 year old. So, I doubt I could even get through reading one of our PMs. You know, with them being the length of a novel and all.
Anyways, again, it's good to hear that Bowie's doing so well. If he'd like any pointers on breaking out of the house, my Momma cat could teach him a thing or two. She's become quite good at it the last little while.
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'No one can make you feel inferior without your consent' - Eleanor Roosevelt
Post: #1707
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I'd rather keep your momma cat away from Bowie then; he needs no new tricks!
We've started letting him out again this week, so he's beyond happy. We've set stricter rules though. No going out after dark. He didn't seem too happy about that at first, but he seems to be accepting our new brutal and unfair rules now. Poor lil' guy.
The vet couldn't really say how well he would recover. From the look of things, he will probably limp a little for the rest of his life. He still limps quite a lot, especially if he's been outdoors for some time. He seems to get tired in the leg if he uses it too much. We're lucky that he can walk at all though, so I don't really mind the fact that he limps a little. And he doesn't seem to mind either. So it's all good.
I'd be a dog, a monkey or a bear, or anything but that vain animal, who is so proud of being rational.
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Gaining weight isn't as easy as people seem to think it is. At least not if you've got a crazily high metabolism. I've talked about doing something about my weight issues in the past, but I've never really tried to seriously gain weight. I got a bit of a scare now though because I lost a couple of kilos over Christmas (is that even possible?). I'm 195cm and weigh 60kg, and according to sources online that's considered "severely underweight" which doesn't sound too healthy. The last week I've taken things seriously and have tried to eat more. Thing is, it's so hard. I'm never hungry. I have to force myself to eat, even though I almost feel like throwing up. And, as I mentioned, my metabolism is pretty high, so I'm struggling.
I've also noticed that people don't seem to take weight issues seriously unless you're on the other side of the scale (or have an actual eating disorder). I find that quite odd seeing as being underweight is probably just as harmful for the body as being overweight. People seem to think that it's a joy to try and gain weight. "Just eat everything you want, in as high quantities as you want, heaven!". It's not as nice as it sounds. Boo.
Anyway, to set a goal I've decided that I want to put on 20kgs before July. I don't know if that's a bit ambitious, but I'll try and see. Something tells me I'll have trouble even gaining 10, but we'll see.
And, seeing as I wrote this in the rant room, my actual rant will be about ...peanut butter. I'm sick of it. I've been force feeding myself peanut butter because of the fact that it's so high in calories and relatively healthy (I eat natural peanut butter, so it's 100% peanuts). I'm starting to loathe it by now though. I need to try some other nut butters.
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Post: #1709
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You lost weight over Christmas?!
Wow, that is impressive Harold! However, given your height and weight, not in a good way.
I agree with you about underweight issues not being taken as seriously. Have you thought about seeing a dietitian about the problem Harold?
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Courage does not always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, 'I will try again tomorrow'. Mary Anne Radacher
Post: #1710
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Yeah, I have thought of making an appointment with a dietician. But ...I've yet to actually do it heh. Knowing me, that won't happen anytime soon. I know I should though, because I can see that I won't get anywhere without help. I've been eating like crazy for two weeks now and should have gained at least ...a kilo, preferably more. I haven't gained weight at all though. I weigh myself daily to keep track of my "progress", and my weight goes up and down from one day to the next, which is normal, but if you take the mean value of my weight over this period of time, I'm not really making any progress.
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Press release from the issuing companySTAMFORD, Conn., July 19 -- International Paper today announced a three-part transformation plan that will improve returns, strengthen the balance sheet and return cash to shareowners. The plan will include narrowing the company's portfolio to two key platform businesses; improving shareowner returns through mill realignments in those businesses and additional cost improvements; and exploring options to sell or spin-off other businesses. PORTFOLIO CHANGES - TWO KEY PLATFORM BUSINESSES: International Paper will make portfolio changes to concentrate on two key platform businesses: -- Uncoated Papers -- Industrial and Consumer Packaging "We already have a strong global position in uncoated paper and have a growing worldwide platform in packaging. Our portfolio changes will allow us to better focus management attention and financial resources on these key businesses, which represent over 70 percent of our sales, and can achieve both cost-of-capital returns and profitable growth," said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer John Faraci. STRATEGIC OPTIONS TO BE EVALUATED: To focus on the two key platform businesses, IP will evaluate strategic options for other businesses - including the potential sale or spin-off of: -- IP's 50.5 percent stake in Carter Holt Harvey (as previously announced) -- The Coated and Supercalendered (SC) Papers Business, including the coated groundwood mill and associated assets in Parana, Brazil -- The Beverage Packaging Business, including the Pine Bluff, Ark., mill -- The Kraft Papers Business, including the Roanoke Rapids, N.C., mill -- Arizona Chemical -- Segments or potentially all of its 6.8 million acres of U.S. forestlands -- The Wood Products Business "Considering our desire to develop strong businesses that can compete and grow globally, we have made choices about which businesses to focus our management and financial resources," Faraci said. "The businesses being evaluated for potential sale or spin-off are good businesses that may be better positioned with different ownership." These businesses to be evaluated represent approximately 30 percent of 2004 sales (including intercompany sales) and $925 million, or 40 percent, of operating profits. The company expects the evaluation of these businesses to be complete by the first quarter of 2006. The evaluation of Carter Holt Harvey is expected to be complete by year-end 2005. IP will continue to operate the businesses to meet the needs of customers and generate earnings for shareowners. USE OF PROCEEDS: The company estimates after-tax proceeds from potential divestments will vary depending on the mix of businesses sold or spun-off, but anticipates the range could be approximately $8 billion to $10 billion. Approximately 40-50 percent of such net proceeds will be used to reduce debt - which is consistent with the company's goal of maintaining an investment grade credit rating. The company expects to use another 25-30 percent of net proceeds to return value to shareowners. In addition, IP will continue to evaluate selective investments to further strengthen the paper and packaging businesses in North America and globally. Such opportunities must meet IP's financial requirements. KEY PLATFORM BUSINESSES: Uncoated Papers "In uncoated paper, we have significant opportunities to win for both customers and shareowners because we have low-cost facilities in the right places throughout the world and relationships with the right customers," said Faraci. "We have potential to improve our cost position in the United States, and we expect continued demand growth in Eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia." IP is the world leader in uncoated paper with 6.6 million tons of capacity in the United States, Brazil and Europe and 2004 sales of approximately $5.8 billion. With 14 mills around the world, IP manufactures a wide variety of grades including cut-size paper, offset paper, envelope paper, forms, bristols, specialty paper, and market and fluff pulp. Major U.S. brands include Hammermill, Jet Print Photo, Postmark, and Carolina. Brands in Brazil include Chamex and Chambril, and European brands are Rey and Ballet. Packaging "Our U.S. corrugated container and containerboard business is a solid business which is earning the right to grow, and the changes planned will further strengthen this business," Faraci said. "We have strengthened our U.S. Industrial Packaging business through the acquisition of Box USA, and we have a strong European box business. We are a top producer of coated board, and we have advantages in terms of cost and customer base with a solid consumer packaging franchise," Faraci added. IP's global packaging business includes 6.7 million tons of manufacturing capacity for containerboard and coated board, as well as 128 converting locations in the United States, Latin America, Europe and Asia. In addition, the company's distribution business, xpedx, will continue to provide efficient supply chain management and will continue to focus on commercial printing, publishing, packaging, facility supplies, and re- distribution. "As a free-standing business, the No. 1 North American merchant, xpedx, brings unique solutions to its customer base through global relationships with key manufacturers," Faraci added. PROFIT IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE: The transformation plan will improve IP's overall profitability with the more-focused asset base. Even with current high input costs and the smaller asset base going forward, the company plans to achieve average annual cost savings of about $400 million over the next several years, through a series of initiatives: -- Continuing company-wide manufacturing excellence -- Continuing supply chain initiatives -- Resizing the organization to match the smaller asset base -- Focusing on a more profitable product mix -- Implementing a U.S. mill realignment "Even in today's high input cost environment, this plan positions us to achieve better returns and improve our earnings," said Faraci. "The future of IP will be stronger businesses that are positioned globally to serve our customers and improve shareowner value." REALIGNMENT OF U.S. MILL SYSTEM: In both uncoated paper and packaging, IP will realign its U.S. mill system to increase operational efficiencies and redeploy capital to the best U.S. facilities. This will involve matching IP production with demand from its customers as well as reducing higher-cost capacity. The result will be increased productivity and lower costs without increasing total capacity. "With this plan, IP will be focused on its strongest and best businesses with fewer, more profitable mills that are low-cost," said Faraci. The realignment program is expected to be complete by the end of 2007 and will include the following: Uncoated Paper -- Conversion of the 350,000-ton-per-year uncoated paper machine at Pensacola, Fla., to high-value 500,000 ton-per-year lightweight linerboard. The conversion, which will cost approximately $100 million, will take place over the next 24 months. The company expects to stop producing uncoated paper at Pensacola by the first quarter of 2007 and begin production of lightweight linerboard shortly thereafter. -- Evaluating options to shut down up to 300,000 tons at Bastrop, La. This evaluation is expected to be complete by the end of this year. -- Part of the volumes lost by the potential downsizing at Bastrop and conversion of the Pensacola mill may be offset by investment in IP's best, lowest-cost mills. Packaging -- Closing the Ft. Madison, Iowa, 100,000-ton-per-year corrugating medium mill by the end of the third quarter of this year. -- Evaluating options to close the Pineville, La., 400,000-ton-per-year linerboard mill or equivalent capacity in other locations. The evaluation is expected to be complete within 24 months. -- Evaluating options to sell or close the Terre Haute, Ind., 190,000-ton corrugating medium mill over the next 24 months and divest IP's interest in the 60,000-ton- per-year Groveton, N.H., corrugating medium mill by the end of 2005. 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NAPOLEONVILLE — As the white Chevrolet Corvette he rode in crept along La. 1 Saturday afternoon, Griffin Muse Jr. turned to the friends, family and curious onlookers gathered along the road's shoulder, smiled a youthful grin and waved his right hand like a man enjoying the spoils of a life well lived.
At Muse's request, his family organized a parade through the streets of Napoleonville on the eve of his 100th birthday, which he observed today. Muse said he was not surprised he reached the milestone age.
"I go to church, and I treat people right," the Paincourville native and resident said.
PaPa's Century Parade, as his family dubbed it, served as the highlight of the second of three days of birthday events honoring Muse. Muse's home church, St. Charles Baptist Church in Paincourtville, held a special celebration for him Friday night and also planned to recognize him during today's morning services.
Saturday's parade started about 12:30 p.m. at Napoleonville Middle School on La. 1 and ran along Jefferson, St. Joseph and Franklin, St, Mary and Martin Luther King streets, before returning to the school. Six dune buggies, a handful of cars and trucks, a Napoleonville Volunteer Fire Department truck and two floats followed the Corvette, with participants throwing beads and candy.
Muse asked for a parade during a family Easter gathering, abd making his dream happen became a priority, his relatives said.
He is the "backbone" of his family, his great-granddaughter Toby Johnson said. Muse and his family members wore shirts with "60+40" written on the front. The concept, relatives said, was "Lordy Lordy look who's 60 plus 40."
He often calls family members to remind them of important occasions, cuts his own grass and continues to attend the same church, St. Charles Baptist Church, he joined eight decades ago, his family said. He does not drive, but otherwise needs little assistance in his day-to-day life. He also cooks breakfast and tends his garden behind Johnson's salon.
Before the parade rolled down La. 1, Muse sat in the passenger seat of the Corvette, greeting people with a handshake and a wide smile that revealed two gold teeth in the top of his mouth.
His voice is quiet but strong. He spoke about working three jobs, as a railroad worker, insurance salesman and sugar-mill worker, to support his family, his motto to love all people and his status as the first black man in Paincourtville to own a car.
"I'm blessed," he said. "Some people don't believe that. You see, if you treat people right and do the right thing and serve the Lord, you'll be blessed."
Muse was married 76 years to Corestine Muse, who died in 2009 at age 95. The couple had three children, two of whom — Verina James and Cora Jones — are still living. Muse has seven grandchildren and a large number of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
"He means so much to me," said James, his youngest of two daughters. "I'm so proud of him. I thank the Lord for having him my life."
Staff Writer Raymond Legendre can be reached at 448-7617 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @cometcrime.
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NAPOLEONVILLE — As the white Chevrolet Corvette he rode in crept along La. 1 Saturday afternoon, Griffin Muse Jr. turned to the friends, family and curious onlookers gathered along the road's shoulder, smiled a youthful grin and waved his right hand like a man enjoying the spoils of a life well lived.


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Stage names:
Wakayama Bunshichi
Other name: Jôkô
Guild: Izumiya
Line number: SHODAI (I)
Poetry name: Yoshio
Existence: 1732 ~ 22nd day of the 7th lunar month of 1813
Father: Matsuya Raisuke I (playwright)
Master and adoptive father: Nakayama Shinkurô I
Brothers: Nakayama Monjûrô, Nakayama Shinkurô II
Son: Nakayama Yosaburô II
Disciples: Nakayama Hyakka, Nakayama Tatsujirô, Nakayama Tomisaburô I, Nakayama Otojûrô, Nakayama Bungorô I
Summer 1737: first stage appearance; he plays at the Ônishi no Shibai under the name of Nakayama Yosaburô I in the drama "Hayari Uta Imose no Maiôgi", which is produced by Yoshizawa Ayame II.
11th lunar month of 1747: Yosaburô becomes wakaonnagata and plays the role of Kureha in the drama "Kogane Bana Michinoku Jikki", which is produced at the Naka no Shibai by Ichikawa Ryûzô. He is adopted by his master Nakayama Shinkurô I around that time.
11th lunar month of 1748: Yosaburô goes to Kyôto, becomes tachiyaku and takes the name of Nakayama Bunshichi I, playing the role of Sanada Yoichi in the drama "Sugomori Hiru-ga-Kojima", which is produced by Arashi San'emon IV.
1st lunar month of 1751: first Kabuki adaptation of the puppet theater drama "Tamamo-no-Mae Asahi no Tamoto", which is produced in Kyôto by Miyako Handayû at his theater; Bunshichi plays the role of Yata Dairoku [casting].
11th lunar month of 1751: Bunshichi becomes zamoto, working for the nadai Hayagumo Chôdayû in Kyôto; he produces the kaomise drama "En no Gyôja Ômine Zakura".
Fall 1752: Nakayama Shinkurô I and Bunshichi go together to Ôsaka.
11th lunar month of 1752: Nakayama Shinkurô I and Nakayama Bunshichi I take the respective names of Wakayama Shinkurô and Wakayama Bunshichi at the Ônishi no Shibai, performing in the kaomise program "Kyô Miyage Matsuri Zoroe", which is produced by Sanjô Sadasuke; their stage partners are Yamamoto Kyôshirô I, Ôtani Hirohachi I, Iwata Somematsu I, Matsushima Kiyosaki, Ichimura Sanohachi, Kirishima Gizaemon, Kiriyama Monji I, Matsushima Moheiji, Takenaka Heikichi, Murayama Heijûrô IV and Nakamura Shirogorô III.
11th lunar month of 1754: Bunshichi becomes zamoto at the Ônishi no Shibai; he produces the kaomise drama "Uda Genji Asahi no Menbako" in which he plays the role of Mikinojô disguised as the farmer Yogorô.
11th lunar month of 1755: Wakayama Bunshichi takes back the name of Nakayama Bunshichi I, playing the role of Higuchi Jirô in the kaomise drama "Jidai Sewa Kogane no Hanazoroe", which is produced in Ôsaka at the Naka no Shibai by Bandô Toyosaburô I.
11th lunar month of 1758: Bunshichi plays the role of the spirit of a kappa in Namiki Shôzô I's kaomise drama "Arigatashi Fujiwara Keizu", which he produces at the Kado no Shibai.
12th lunar month of 1758: Bunshichi plays in the same theater the roles of Genpachi and Gonkurô in the drama "Sanjukkoku Yobune no Hajimari".
4th lunar month of 1761: Bunshichi produces at the Kado no Shibai the drama "Ashiya Dôman Ôuchi Kagami", in which he plays the role of Yokambei; the role of Kuzu-no-Ha is played by Nakamura Tomijûrô I.
5th lunar month of 1762: premiere in Ôsaka at the Kado no Shibai of Namiki Shôzô I's drama "Koi Hakke Hashira Goyomi", which is a revision of Chikamatsu Monzaemon's drama "Daikyôji Mukashi Goyomi"; Bunshichi plays the role of the daikyôji Ishun [more details].
7th lunar month of 1763: Bunshichi produces at the Kado no Shibai the drama "Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami", in which he plays the roles of Matsuômaru and Terukuni. His stage partners are Nakayama Shinkurô I (Kakuju, Fujiwara no Shihei), Arashi Hinasuke I (Haru), Anegawa Daikichi I (Tonami, Yae), Asao Tamejûrô I (Hyôe, Shundô Genba), Nakayama Raisuke I (Umeômaru), Bandô Toyosaburô I (Shiratayû), Fujikawa Hachizô I (Genzô, Sukune Tarô), Ichinokawa Hikoshirô II (Sakuramaru), Yoshizawa Sakinosuke II (Chiyo, Tatsuta) and Nakamura Kichiemon I (Kan Shôjô).
9th lunar month of 1764: première in Ôsaka at the Kado no Shibai of "Oriawase Tsuzure no Nishiki", based on the puppet drama "Katakiuchi Tsuzure no Nishiki", which is produced by Bunshichi and celebrates the 16th anniversary (17th memorial service) of the passing away of the star Anegawa Shinshirô I. A similar play is staged one day later under a different title, "Hare Kosode Tsuzure no Nishiki", at the Naka no Shibai [casting]. The competition for the best performance and the best line-up is open between the 2 theaters. The performance at the Kado no Shibai is more successful than the one at the Naka no Shibai; Bunshichi plays at the Kado no Shibai the roles of Shundô Jirôemon and Ihei [casting].
11th lunar month of 1764: Bunshichi produces at the Kado no Shibai the drama "Momotarô Obako Banashi", which celebrates the shûmei of Yoshizawa Ayame III.
4th lunar month of 1766: Bunshichi plays the prestigious role of Danshichi Kurobê in the drama "Natsu Matsuri Naniwa Kagami", which is produced in Ôsaka by Anegawa Kikuhachi; his stage partners are Fujikawa Hachizô I (Issun Tokubê), Nakayama Shinkurô I (Tsuribune Sabu), Sawamura Kunitarô I (Otatsu), Yoshizawa Ayame III (Okaji) and Asao Tamejûrô I (Mikawaya Giheiji).
11th lunar month of 1766: Bunshichi goes to Kyôto; he plays the role of Yaoya Chôbê in the kaomise drama "Yuki no Asa Daimonjitsu Miyako no Fuku", which is produced by Ichiyama Sukegorô II and Yamashita Kyônosuke at the Minamigawa no Shibai.
11th lunar month of 1767: Bunshichi plays in Kyôto the role of Kokaji Muneyasu in the kaomise drama "Shinchoku Fukki no Kanatoko", which is produced by Ichiyama Sukegorô.
12th lunar month of 1768: Bunshichi plays the role of the sumôtori Nuregami Chôgorô in the drama "Futatsu Chôchô Kuruwa Nikki", which is produced by Mimasu Tanin I at the Naka no Shibai [casting].
7th lunar month of 1769: Bunshichi plays in the same theater the role of Hiranoya Tokubê in Chikamatsu Monzaemon's drama "Sonezaki Shinjû"; the role of Tokubê's lover the courtesan Ohatsu is played by Yamashita Kinsaku II.
1771: tour in Ise.
10th lunar month of 1772: Bunshichi plays the role of the yakko Rampei in the drama "Yamatogana Ariwara Keizu", which is produced by Ogawa Kichitarô I at the Kado no Shibai.
11th lunar month of 1772: Bunshichi goes to Kyôto; he plays the role of Takebe Genzô in the kaomise drama "Ôsaka Zaiku Araki no Mokuzô", which is produced by Yoshizawa Iroha I.
3rd day of the 4th lunar month of 1775: his adoptive father Nakayama Shinkurô I dies.
8th lunar month of 1775: the play "Sekitori Senryô Nobori" is staged for the first time in Ôsaka, at the Kado no Shibai; Bunshichi plays the role of Senbagawa Kichibei [more details].
12th lunar month of 1776: premiere at the Naka no Shibai of Nagawa Kamesuke I's drama "Igagoe Norikake Gappa"; Bunshichi plays the role of Karaki Masaemon [casting].
4th lunar month of 1777: premiere in Ôsaka at the Naka no Shibai of Nagawa Kamesuke I's drama "Meiboku Sendai Hagi"; Bunshichi plays the roles of Matsugae Fushinosuke, Chichibu no Shôji Shigetada and Izumi no Kojirô Sadakura [casting].
1st lunar month of 1778: premiere of Namiki Gohê's drama "Keisei Hakata Ori", which is produced at the Minamigawa no Shibai by Mimasu Jirôkichi; Bunshichi plays the role of Shima no Koheiji [casting | picture and details].
11th lunar month of 1779: Bunshichi plays the roles of Ishidô Umanojô, Kakogawa Honzô and Amagawaya Gihei in the drama "Kanadehon Chûshingura", which is produced by Yoshizawa Iroha I at the Kado no Shibai.
2nd lunar month of 1781: Bunshichi plays in the same theater the role of Matahei in the drama "Keisei Hangonkô"; the role of Matahei's wife Otoku is played by Yamashita Kamenojô IV.
9th lunar month of 1782: Bunshichi appears on stage for the last time (isse ichidai peformance), playing the roles of Monogusa Tarô and Rampei in the dramas "Monogusa Tarô" and "Saiwai Ariwara Keizu", which are produced at the Kado no Shibai by Fujikawa Sango. This great program celebrates also the shûmei of his brother Nakayama Shinkurô II. Bunshichi shaves his head and retires from the world in Kyôto, in the district of Kurodani. As a monk, he takes the name of Jôkô. He spends his time studying calligraphy and music, up to his death in the 7th lunar month of 1813.
Nakayama Bunshichi I was the worthy heir of Nakayama Shinkurô I and became one of the best tachiyaku actors of the second half of the eighteenth century. He spend most of his career in Kamigata major theaters, excelling in jitsugotoshi roles. He was also an excellent shosagoto performer.
Nakayama Bunshichi I as depicted in an illustration from the book "Santo Yakusha Omokage Zukushi" (1784)
The Nakayama Bunshichi line of actors
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Every moment of the day we can choose either misery or happiness, love or hate, light or darkness. This choice either lifts our vibration or lowers it. The higher our vibration the more truth we have access to. Truth is as infinite as the source. Be hungry for truth as we are always able to learn more truth. Holding onto something that is truth for you today may not serve you tomorrow. .
Always strive to be better, to raise your vibration.
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Live in it – as knowledge of truth is nothing until applied.
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This season is all about luxe and textured fabrics - tweed, velvet, snakeskin, etc. But by far, leather is making the biggest impact - jackets, skirts, shorts, leggings, and details, details, details. I found my own vintage leather pencil skirt a few weeks ago, and ever since I've just found myself wanting more! Here are some of my most covetable leather goodies as of late.
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Pennsylvania Ballet
'Firebird,' 'Concerto 488'
by Lewis Whittington
June 6, 2003 -- Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PA
So many dance legends swirl around the historic debut of "Firebird" in 1910.
It was Igor Stravinskys first ballet score, one which ushered in the modern symphonic era. Tamara Karsavina replaced Anna Pavlova, after the prima ballerina exited because she couldnt handle the music. The designs of Serge Diaghilevs Ballet Russe production by Léon Bakst at the Theatre National de l'Opera in Paris in 1910 under Michael Fokines choreography met with triumphant reception from European audiences and critics.
There have been only a few notable "Firebirds" since -- the Royal Ballets reconstruction in 1954, Aileys, Balanchines (starring Maria Tallchief) and Bejarts come to mind -- but for a ballet with such a dramatic history, it remains out of most company repertories. That could be because, despite its pedigree, "Firebird" presents daunting structural problems.
First off, there is Stravinsky's groundbreaking score, mostly performed by orchestras in its truncated version, "Firebird Suite." In his retelling of the ballet, choreographer James Kudelka uses the full 47-minute orchestral score, which has long atmospheric, passages that are difficult to choreograph. Its more about the music, than the music supporting narrative dance. Then there is the story itself, with a central character that doesnt possess human qualities, and so is bereft any emotional development in a folktale that is already sketchy.
From the start, Kudelka answers the problems of story and score by crowding his steps and overloading the stage with business, making it a visual feast. He sets it in a stunning tropical paradise, designed after pre-Columbian art and Pacific Rim environment, with costumes and set designs by Santo Loquasto. Kudelka, Artistic Director of the National Ballet of Canada, made this "Firebird" in 2001 for his company and co-productions with the Houston Ballet and American Ballet Theater. ABT's production was delayed understandably that year, but NBC and Houston enjoyed successful productions.
The story tells of the mythical firebird, whose feathers were burned by the sun and saves an enchanted paradise from the evil sorcerer Kastchei and his minions. There is a patchy secondary love story about Prince Ivan, who is enchanted by the firebird and is later rescued by her and his future bride Princess Vasilisa.
Kudelkas spectacle is often truly inspired, but also occasionally stupefying, even unintentionally comic. Take, for instance, Alexie Borovik, decked out as the red and blue-faced evil lord Kastchei who casts a dance of death curse over his subjects from his orbed throne, bringing the cast stomping around him in a frenzy. The only thing that was missing was the Marx Brothers.
Most effective are Kudelkas mix of the ancient designs and exoticism reminiscent of the silent screen era. When Eddie Ceislak enters as Prince Ivan, brandishing a bow and lurching forward in pursuit of the Firebird, he looks as though the Art Deco master Erte animated him. It is an example of Kuldelka fusing imagery indelibly with choreography.
Effective too, are the sharp, darting reflexes and flourishes put on the Firebird, danced on opening night with valiant control by Anantxa Ochoa. She scuttles forward in pinpoint avian steps one second and then flies into thrilling fully extended jetes the next. Later, the Prince grabs at the Firebird's aerodynamic tutu that flexes behind her, and then captures her in his arms, entwined in a close-bodied duet that keeps moving.
Kudelka catches up with the designs when the evil king, Kastchei, tries to gain control of the enchanted kingdom. Borovik, in his regal Mayan garb, and dancing against type, shifts his usual perfect, rounded classicism, squatting his torso, as he splays his long red fingernails to curse the Prince. His body squares off with a curled toed foot drawn up, and arm pitched like a warrior, one of Kudelka's many stunning stage pictures.
Other segments, by contrast, are not as effective. There is a chorus line of maidens in eggshell hoop-skirted cut-aways and billowing pantaloons throwing magical fruit around. I thought I was in hell with Busby Berkeley. This long segment eventually gives way to a Vaslav Nijinsky tableaux from ' Faun,' with Prince Ivan looking as though he were in a forced game of "Ring-around-the-rosie" with the hapless maidens. No blaming the music this time. Other segments have pacing problems and unison is dropped at several points. With so many people onstage executing furious steps, it looked like a rumble in the costume department.
There were interesting contrasts among the leads. As the Firebird, Ochoa approached the role more directly connected to Kudelkas instructions, staying strictly in character. In the second cast Riolama Lorenzo was more interpretive, expressing a more human quality to the Firebird. Instructed by Kudelka to be angular, Lorenzo made those frames into a starting point for her port de bras and immediately rounded out her arms and fluttered them over her upper body in variation. Lorenzos performance was pitch-perfect technically and thrilling every moment. A veteran of New York City Ballet who took a two-year hiatus studying in Florida, Lorenzo became a corps member last year with PAB and has been featured in every production this season. Lorenzos technical carriage had transcendent moments.
James Idhe as the 2nd Prince Ivan gives a muscular performance and is partnered beautifully with Lorenzo. The ballet orchestra, led by Beatrice Jona Affron, was studied on the opening night, but four performances later they sounded both aggressive and dimensional in the grand setting of the Academy of Music. She stressed Stravinskys horns, that bleated and fired in the fanfares, dramatically supporting the stage action.
The music was the thing in Lila Yorks "Concerto 488," set to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts Piano Concerto in A Major. York, a veteran Paul Taylor dancer, kept things airy and flowing, much like the music. She launched a series of trios and solos for the piano and on the wings of Mozarts orchestral allegros, bounding entrances that filled the stage for the troupe of 10. Monochromatic tees and chinos gave the men jaunty deportment and the silky pale-hued spaghetti strap dresses caressed the women.
After a few bows to Taylor, York contrived intricate phrases with small jumps and unexpected entrances into turns (Philadelphia Inquirer dance critic Merilyn Jackson characterized them as surf-board moves). Christine Cox and Francis Veyette danced an intimate duet featuring a series of arch-back lifts that smoldered with intimacy, past eroticism. Yorks lead solo exploited David Krensings physicality and, in the second cast Boroviks relaxed classicism. And she gave the other dancers spotlight moments along the way, with Veyette, Cox, Heidi Cruz, Tara Keating, Matthew Neenan, Philip Colucci and Philip Deleb joyously expressing Yorks playfulness.
Concert pianist Donna Battista Kligerman played the concerto with memorable flair, accenting the purity, musicality and logic of the work.
At seasons end last year, a dozen PAB dancers were on the injured list after a demanding season, this year everyone is healthy and about to go into their 40th year season. Under Roy Kaisers continued invigorating artistic direction, this company continues to grow and he is presenting terrific talent, from the corps on up.
Edited by Mary Ellen Hunt.
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I use the term rules loosely - truly. As far as I know there is no definitive book on how to decorate (if there is would somebody send me a copy?!). These are just tips and techniques that have worked well for me in the past and I use when helping out friends.
Style: save a lot of headaches, define your style in writing and be specific. My style is Mid Century Modern (clean lines with subtle curves, simplicity, organic and geometric forms, texture, wood) with a color scheme that is dark turquoise, light aqua blue, olive green, brown, and cream with black accents; a focus on folk or hand made art and accessories; live plants and comfortable functionality. That's my entire house. (OK, my condo is small, but this works with big houses also). When I'm out shopping and see an adorable purple silk fleur de lis pillow that is 95% off and now only $1.25 !! I know to walk past it because it won't go anywhere in my house. Confused what your style is? Watch for an article about learning to define your style coming up.
Link your rooms: repeat colors, fabrics or themes in various combination so all your rooms flow from one to another. If you do this, you can "shop your house" and move accessories around from various rooms and it will all work. You can also pick up that fantastic pillow on sale, even if you don't have a specific place for it in mind, because you know it will go in multiple rooms.
Inspiration piece: pick a fabric, rug, plate or something beautiful to focus your decorating decisions. (OK, this means before you start decorating. It goes along with defining your style). It should reflect your color scheme, style and mood of the room. My issues with my decorating crossroads post were because I didn't pick an inspiration piece and stick with it.
Repetition: If you have an orange accent in a room, repeat the orange color at least 3 times so it doesn't appear as a misstep. Use an imaginary triangle to place the items in the room for interest. You don't usually want 3 orange things clumped on one shelf and no other orange in the room.
Accessorizing: use odd numbers (3, 5, 7) and place items high, medium and low. Again use the imaginary triangle, but this time a wonky one.
Function over fashion: make sure there are end tables for drinks, lights to read by, and clear pathways. Pillows are great and all, but if a guest has to move pillows to the floor in order to sit down, you have too many pillows (gasp! - bet you didn't know there was such a thing).
Carry samples: keep your inspiration piece or a picture of it, paint samples, fabric swatches and room (or couch or wall) dimensions with you all the time, even if you aren't specifically shopping for an item. Some of the best buys are the unexpected ones! I have mine in a cute photo album/clutch. I try to have it in my purse always. (OK, this isn't a lie. I try to have it with me all the time. I just don't succeed. And when I don't have it I can't tell if an aqua has too much gray in it to go in my home, and then I have to leave the item, and then I think obsessively about said item, until I eventually go back to the store with my swatches, and said item is now gone, so I think obsessively about the one that got away - true story about a bath rug.) It even has some inspiration photos to help remind me of the look I'm trying to achieve.
Look at your room with an editing eye (as Tim Gunn would say). If you have an item that doesn't fit in with your defined style or is completely out of sync with your inspiration piece think about replacing it. Unless you are going for an eclectic look this is good decorating advice but might not be practical life advice. I realize this doesn't always work in the real world when you have family heirlooms, children's accessories and toys or even hand me downs that you can't afford to replace just yet. Looking at your room with an editing eye will help you evaluate your existing room and develop a plan on where you want to go next.
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The state Board of Education will appeal directly to lawmakers for $64 million more for public schools next year than Gov. Linda Lingle put in her budget proposal.
Lingle's proposal, released Monday, would give the Board of Education less than a third of the $94 million in supplemental funds it requested for 2006-07, school board Chairman Randall Yee said yesterday.
According a Board of Education news release, some differences between its budget request and Lingle's proposal include:
» Conversion to one school calendar: When all schools shift to a July start date in 2006, the state will be responsible for additional pay periods for teachers and staff costing $24.4 million. The governor's budget has no funding for this cost.
» Electricity: The board projects the need for $16 million more to cover rising electricity costs and $5 million more to cover running donated air conditioners. The governor proposes $5.4 million, a gap of $15.6 million.
» Principals and technology: Performance incentives for principals ($5 million) and an improved information system ($5 million) are not included in Lingle's budget.
» Special education: The board wants $8.4 million to pay special education staff. The governor offers $4.3 million.


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American Red Cross Swim Lessons (Levels 1-5) are available at Faith East Community Center! The focus of American Red Cross's Learn to Swim classes is to give children ages 4-12 the physical skills and safety knowledge necessary to maximize their enjoyment of the water. The majority of Faith Community Center instructors are trained and certified by the Red Cross.
Preschool - Preschool Aquatics is designed to teach basic swimming skills to your preschooler. They are taught to enter and exit the water safely, submerge their mouths and blow bubbles, and glide on their fronts. They will work up to gliding on their front and back, and being able to float on their back.
Level 1 - Introduction to Water Skills: This class helps students feel comfortable and safe in water. Skills taught include breath holding, front and back float, entering water independently, introduction to flutter kicking, and front crawl arms. Students with water experience may move through this level quickly.
Level 2* - Fundamental Aquatic Skills: This class gives students fundamental and self-propulsion skills. Skills taught include unsupported front and back glide, front crawl coordination with breathing, beginning back crawl arm action, and orientation to deep water.
Level 3* - Stroke Development: This class builds on and practices Level 2 skills. Skills taught include coordinating front crawl and back crawl, introduction to elementary backstroke, introduction to treading, retrieving objects, and introduction to diving.
Level 4* - Advanced Stroke Development: This class continues to improve on skills learned in lessons 1 through 3. Swimmers will be introduced to the breaststroke, butterfly, crawl, and sidestroke.
Level 5* - Skill and Endurance: This class builds endurance and skill on all the strokes learned in the previous lessons.
*To enter Levels 2-5, swimmers must pass an introductory skills assessment based on Red Cross guidelines.
Private lessons are also available. Please contact the instructor for more information about these lessons.
*Children must be members of the community center to qualify for the member's price, not only the parents.
*Children must be members of the community center to qualify for the member's price, not only the parents.
To register, please print out and complete a registration form and return with payment to the Faith East Community Center. For more information, contact the Head Lifeguard at email@example.com.
Group lesson absences will not be made up unless the class is cancelled by the instructor. In semi-private and private lessons, absences may be made up. Please contact the instructor at least 4 hours before lesson time to cancel.
Faith East Community Center
5572 Mercy Way
Lafayette, IN 47905
Homeschool Gym & Swim is a program designed for home school children to spend time learning alongside their peers. The Gym and Swim program at Faith consists of 2-hour sessions Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 12-2 pm. Children learn personal fitness, develop their swimming skills, and work together as a group.
Faith Community Centers offers a multitude of other classes, including yoga, taekwondo, high intensity training, and more! You can upgrade your membership to take part in an unlimited number of fitness classes for $15/month on top of your current membership plan to take advantage of all the fitness classes that Faith Community Centers has to offer.


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Audrey Hepburn, British actress, born in Brussels, where she was born May 4, 1929 in a family of Dutch Baroness Ella van Heemstra and the English banker John Victor Hepburn-Ruston, received the name of Edda Kathleen van Heemstra Hepburn. She had two older half-brothers, sons of the mother's first marriage.
After another family scandal in 1935, his father left the family and went to England, little Ed stayed with his mother in Brussels. In nine years, Ed was studying in a private school, where showed good skills, especially her checkered dance lessons.
Since the beginning of the war, before the occupation of the Nazis with his brothers Ed and his mother moved to live in the family estate at Arnhem in Holland.
Five years of occupation were the most terrible period in the life of Audrey Hepburn, thinking she would say:
After the war, I was grateful to have survived, and realized that the most important thing in life - human relations. They are much more important than wealth, food, luxury, career, the most important thing in the world.
Family estate was confiscated and the family moved to a small farmhouse on the outskirts of Arnhem. Ed and his family was starving and ate old bread and lettuce, which were grown in the garden. In one winter supplies had to eat tulip bulbs. Later, Audrey Hepburn was the thinness of the consequences of impaired metabolism due to constant hunger.
During the occupation of the mother Edda was a member of the anti-Nazi underground and her daughter often participated as a messenger.
Podkonets occupation during the raid police arrested Edda, but the guards did not espied a fragile girl and Ed ran away. Hiding from his pursuers in the basement, she had it for almost a month, fed found rotten apples and bread, which was purchased before the police raid. One night, when the night began bombing, Edda snuck home. After this confinement in a damp basement Ed became ill with jaundice, and eventually found her asthma.
When the war ended the family moved to Amsterdam Edda, where they settled in a basement apartment. To feed the family's mother Edda, Baroness Ella van Heemstra, was hired as a housekeeper in a wealthy family.
Showing the success in the dance Ed went to ballet school Olga Tarasova. At this time, she first appeared in a cameo role in the nineteen years she was admitted to the famous Rambert Ballet School in London. After moving to England, Ed was presented as Audrey Hepburn, considering it a name more sonorous. To pay for tuition Audrey Hepburn worked as a secretary, she taught French and was involved in the advertising model for clothes and cosmetics.
When Audrey Hepburn was offered a place at the same time the ballet company and a place in the corps de ballet of the Broadway musical "buttoned boots on," she chose a job in a musical. Audrey sdela that choice knowing that her tall for ballet (168 cm) and it is always in the background of the ballet company.
For Audrey's debut in the musical "buttoned boots on" was a success, it was noticed by producer Lando and he asked Audrey to participate further in his other musicals.
Since then, Audrey began to take acting lessons from renowned Aylmer.
Hepburn began performing in various small roles and audition for a role in the movie. In 1951, Audrey Hepburn co-starred in a small role telemyuzikla "The Kid from Monte Carlo." A few minutes of the game screen Audrey attracted Colette, which together with the film company "Associated British Pictures' film conceived his Broadway play" Gigi. " Colette insisted that Audrey immediate contact with the film company has entered into, as it turned into seven years. The main role in the musical film became the first major work of Audrey in a major film company.
Success was always accompanied by Audrey premiere of "Gigi" in 1951, as well as on the big stage debut was with Audrey Hepburn at the theater, "Fulton" in New York. After the performance, critics have noted Broadway talent and freshness of the young actress.
At the same time, William Wyler offered her a role in the film "Roman Holiday", but the studio insisted that Audrey changed the name because, as was the famous Katharine Hepburn. Audrey refused categorically, even though it is approved for the role of princess.
In the summer of 1952 began shooting the film "Roman Holiday", the role of the princess did not cause difficulties for Audrey, she was required by its liveliness and naturalness. The picture was a success, as some believe - is the merit of Audrey and her pure-play with children's joie de vivre.
Billy Uayder, after the success of the film "Roman holiday", again offered the role of Audrey in the comedy "Sabrina," where she played the daughter of the driver.
The director recalled: "When Audrey came to shooting, immediately cease all use bad language. You feel that inadvertently miss a word through a mental filter. Although everyone knew that Audrey is not a hypocrite. She had some rare, unique charm, it permeates every part and radiates from the screen. "
In London she met Mel Ferrorom, who was so enamored of Audrey that fell in love with her and for her a few months later wrote the play "Ondine." The premiere was held in February 1954, the performance was evaluated by the public standing ovation. Especially behind the scenes of Marlene Dietrich came to congratulate the success of Audrey. The next day, critics have written about the supernatural grace of an actress.
In March 1954 the ceremony of "Oscar", to the surprise of Audrey, she was given the award for Best Actress, she played in the movie "Roman Holiday." A few months later Audrey Hepburn won the most prestigious theater prize "Tony" for his work in Broadway productions.
After all the prizes in the summer of 1954 Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer had gone to Switzerland, where they were married. The beginning of their married life was not distressed successful pregnancy Audrey.
To get out of covering the depression Audrey agreed to the role of Natasha in "War and Peace" (1955) directed by Vidor, where her husband, Mel Ferrer got the role of Prince Andrei Bolkonsky.
With the start of filming Audrey loved the Russian classics, she felt a delicacy and lyricism scenes.
Many are still at the mention of Natasha immediately associate the fragile Audrey Hepburn in a white dress at the ball.
Then there was a musical adaptation of 1927 "Fun muzzle", where the partner was a famous dancer Audrey, Fred Astaire. In the movie they danced and sang themselves, but for this film adaptation of the Parisian fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy sewed special costumes. In other matters in the everyday life of Audrey Hepburn and Hubert have dressed, and talking about it, she recalled: "I'm depending on Givenchy in the same extent that Americans depend on their psychiatrists'
The next big film for the motion picture Audrey was "Love of the day", but to achieve success of the film "Sabrina" could not, despite the fact that the partner was a legend - Gary Cooper.
Role in the film "The History of a nun" (1959), directed by F. Zinnemann for Audrey Hepburn was difficult because of the high drama of the plot, where she had become a babysitter with constant fatigue and pain. The role was a complete contradiction to all previous roles for Audrey, where she played herself, a young and sonorous. For such a transformation of criticism, the British Academy of Film and jury in San Sebastian was awarded the title of Audrey Hepburn, best actress of the year. With this award Audrey became the highest paid actress of world cinema.
During the filming of westerns, "Do not forgiven" (1960), which were very difficult, Hepburn refused his understudy to ride on horseback.
One day semychnyh Audrey did not keep the horse fell to the ground, receiving severe contusions of back and rib fractures. Directed by John Huston was furious that not insisted on a stand. As a matter of urgency had to change the script to Audrey was able to play the final scene in the medical corset.
In 1960, Audrey gave birth to a son, Sean. The baby did not stop Hepburn film career, for the following year, in 1961 she sang the role of another, then in 1962 was the role of a psychological film "The Children's Hour" in 1963 - the comedy "Paris in the Rain" and "Charade."
Nearly all of 1964 has lived in his Swiss home, devoting herself to family and child. Interrupt her holiday could only participate in the musical "My Fair Lady" on "Pygmalion," Shaw of Bern. Audrey began taking singing lessons and London accent. Within two months of preparation and the subsequent four months of filming of "My Fair Lady" passed easily.
After the premiere of the musical "My Fair Lady" was the best decade in the U.S., as a huge global success. The musical won six "Oscars", but no Audrey did not get.
Further Filmography Audrey was at least known, in 1966, starred in "How to Steal a Million" in 1967, just two films: "Two on the road" and the thriller "Wait for darkness." And once again been nominated for "Oscar", but the rewards were given to its namesake Catherine.
In autumn 1967 married Audrey and Mel broke up, they no longer live together, and a year later officially divorced.
Divorce is a big influence on the career Audrey stopped inviting her to appear in films for ten years, Audrey is not starred in the movies.
In 39 years, Audrey married Andrea Dotti, an Italian duke's son, the doctor-psihoanalitih, which was almost ten years younger than her. Not the typical age difference does not bother Audrey, she was in love with him and felt that love reciprocated.


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ALEVE COLD & SINUS (Bayer Healthcare)
Pain reliever / fever reducer / nasal decongestant
Active ingredients:
(in each caplet) Purposes
Naproxen sodium 220 mg
(naproxen 200 mg) ............ Pain reliever/fever reducer
Pseudoephedrine HCl 120 mg,
extended-release .........................Nasal decongestant
Uses: temporarily relieves these cold, sinus, and flu symptoms:
- sinus pressure
- minor body aches and pains
- headache
- nasal and sinus congestion (promotes sinus drainage and restores freer breathing through the nose)
- fever
Allergy alert: Naproxen sodium may cause a severe allergic reaction which may include:
- hives
- facial swelling
- asthma (wheezing)
- shock
Alcohol warning: If you consume 3 or more alcoholic drinks every day, ask your doctor whether you should take naproxen sodium or other pain relievers/fever reducers. Naproxen sodium may cause stomach bleeding.
Do not use
- if you have ever had an allergic reaction to any other pain reliever/fever reducer
- if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric, or emotional conditions, or Parkinson's disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- heart disease
- high blood pressure
- thyroid disease
- diabetes
- trouble urinating due to an enlarged prostate gland
- had serious side effects from any pain reliever/fever reducer
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- taking any other pain reliever/fever reducer or nasal decongestant
- under a doctor's care for any continuing medical condition
- taking other drugs on a regular basis
When using this product do not use more than directed.
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- an allergic reaction occurs. Seek medical help right away.
- you get nervous, dizzy, or sleepless
- you develop heartburn
- nasal congestion lasts more than 7 days
- symptoms continue or get worse
- you have trouble swallowing or the caplet feels stuck in your throat
- new or unexpected symptoms occur
- stomach pain occurs with use of this product or if even mild symptoms persist
- fever lasts for more than 3 days
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
It is especially important not to use naproxen sodium during the last 3 months of pregnancy unless definitely directed to do so by a doctor because it may cause problems in the unborn child or complications during delivery.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
- swallow whole; do not crush or chew
- drink a full glass of water with each dose
- adults and children 12 years and older: 1 caplet every 12 hours; do not take more than 2 caplets in 24 hours
- children under 12 years: ask a doctor
Other information:
- each caplet contains: sodium 20 mg
- store at 20 to 25° C (68-77°F)
- store in a dry place
Inactive Ingredients: colloidal silicon dioxide, FD&C blue #1 lake, hypromellose, lactose, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, pharmaceutical glaze, polyethylene glycol, povidone, propylene glycol, talc, titanium dioxide
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About Us
Easy Out Bonding Company is a full service bail bonding company serving Habersham, Hall, and White counties. Easy Out Bonding has been in business since September 17th of 1993. Easy Out is locally owned and has an office in both Gainesville and Cleveland Georgia for your convenience. Easy Out Bonding Company is a GAPB (Georgia Association of Professional Bondsman) member. Easy Out accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex, Cash, Check, and Money order. For nineteen years Easy Out Bonding has had one goal, to keep your "Feet on the street."
Our Rates are: $50 or 15% (whichever is greater) of the face amount of the bond.
The above mentioned rates are regulated by the State of Georgia.
How It Works
Posting of bail bonds. This process involves a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail bondsman and the individual posting bail. The bail agent guarantees to the court that the defendant will appear in court each and every time the judge requires them to.
For this service, the defendant is charged a percentage of the bail amount. Before being released the defendant or a relative or friend of the defendant, typically contacts a bail agent to arrange for the posting of bail. Prior to the posting of a bail bond, the defendant or a co-signer must guarantee that they will pay the full amount of bail if the defendant does not appear in court.
Typically, a family member or a close friend of the defendant will post bail and cosign. Collateral is not always required for a person to be bailed from jail. Often a person can be bailed from jail on the signature of a friend or family member along with a regulated fee. Cosigners typically need to be working and either own or rent a home in the same area for some time.
After an agreement is reached, the bail bondsman posts a bond for the amount of the bail, to guarantee the defendant's return to court.
If the defendant "skips", the cosigner is immediately responsible for the full amount of the bail. If the defendant is located and arrested by the bail enforcement agent the cosigner is responsible for all expenses the bail enforcement agent incurs while looking for the defendant.


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Tina Tyler is a force of energy, heart, and the most loving attention to detail we've ever seen. When she calls to confirm your reservation at Interact Studio or arrange for your visit, you will feel cared for.
"My mother says I am like a bottle of champagne that was uncorked when I was born and I haven't stopped bubbling yet." We just couldn't say it any better.
Growing up in Binghamton, New York, Tina worked alongside her Dad's secretary in their family-owned business before and after school. She went away to college for court reporting but laughs that it ended quickly when they told her she would have to be silent while working.
Tina enjoys people too much to be silent at work–and so began her calling as a rock star administrative and technical assistant to top executives at New York State Electric & Gas in Binghamton, NY, and eventually Duke Energy in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Lucky for us, Tina was not finished with her labor of love when she decided to retire to her second home in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. She takes care of the Interact team and our client friends between tennis matches and being with Jon, her husband of 29 years and high school sweetheart. And because of her bottomless energy, she is present around the clock for Interact business.
There are many reasons Tina is an amazing fit with the team, not the least of which is that she and Jon are dog lovers (practically a pre-requisite at Interact). They adopt senior German Shepherds. She says It is emotionally difficult because they only have these beautiful animals for 2-3 years, but it's all about spoiling them and giving them a great life for the time they have left on this earth.
Tina sums up her approach with these three rules:
- Stay a step ahead
- Make life easier for others
- Help people shine.
If you haven't worked with her yet, you are in for a treat.


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ANAHEIM, Calif., March 31 (UPI) -- Chris Kunitz scored on a backhand shot in a shootout to lift the Anaheim Ducks to a 3-2 victory over the Dallas Stars Sunday.
Kunitz switched from an apparent forehand shot to a backhander that got into the net over goalie Marty Turco, who had fallen to the ice.
The Stars' Jere Lehtinen had a chance to extend the shootout but his shot was blocked by Jean-Sebastian Giguere.
Mathieu Schneider had two goals for the Ducks and Giguere finished with 23 saves.
Mike Modano and Niklas Hagman scored for the Stars, who have lost six of their last seven games. Turco recorded 30 saves.


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Red Pepper, Strawberry, Cantaloupe & Cayenne Smoothie…Hold on…RED PEPPER!? Yes.. a MUST TRY!
Wondering what to do with that lonely red pepper in your fridge? Is it a day away from starting to wrinkle? You know what I mean. You find it in the back and it's like an old wrinkly thing…and you kick yourself for wasting it? We've likely all done it.
Well! I have the solution! Whether it's because you love red peppers and their incredible nutrition profiles or you need to use a red pepper or need more colorful vegetables to enter into your nutrition plan. THIS STRAWBERRY RED PEPPER CANTALOUPE SMOOTHIE!
Now, trust me, the ingredients seem a bit odd…but it's actually very fresh..with a kick, from the cayenne. It's also loaded with nutrition, of course. Just try it.
1 cup frozen strawberries…heaping
1 cup chopped ripe cantaloupe (pick a ripe one, the flavor addition is important!)
1 small red pepper, cored and chopped
1 tbsp hemp hearts
1 scoop North Coast Naturals vanilla whey protein (option to sub a vegetarian protein here but of course my recipe is based on the taste from this one)
1 pinch of cayenne pepper (yes it's a great addition to have a kick to your smoothie and really finishes this one off nicely)
1 cup of unsweetened or home made almond milk
Ok this thing is LOADED with goodness. Essential Omega 3 fats from the hemp hearts. Boundless Vitamin C as cantaloupe and red peppers are 2 of the fruits and vegetables highest in vitamin C. Red peppers are also a source of over 30 different members of the carotenoid family. Both the vitamin C and carotenoid content of bell peppers increases with ripening. So that very ripe pepper is perfect! Red peppers are also a good source of B6, vitamin A and folate. Strawberries provide antioxidants and vitamin C as well. Hold on, maybe this should be the smoothie you reach for if you are feeling a cold coming on with all this vitamin C!Quality protein to top it off (I bet this would also work with yogurt, however I have not kitchen tested that YET!)
Blend it up well until it's smooth and enjoy! How can you not feel healthy and clean after this meal!?
NSAG – Real Food Real People Real Health


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Play super fun puzzles with your Instagram photos.
Instapuzzle jumbles up your Instagram photos into a sliding puzzle for you to solve. Play puzzles using your photos, your friends' photos, photos you've liked or from a curated weekly feature. Switch it up by changing the difficulty, then use hints if you get stuck. You can even keep track of your high scores and game stats and brag to your mates. It's also totally FREE!


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An aviary construction manual, intended for both novices and experienced breeders. Comprehensively written and professionally illustrated, with construction details, diagrams and pictures, material lists, insulating and finishing techniques, environmental concerns, and simple step by step instructions. Essentially, everything you need to know, about building everything you need, for your exotic or caged birds. Every plan and construction detail is compiled from years of hands on experience in the raising and breeding of birds. Projects range from simple houses, cages, breeding and nesting quarters ? to small, medium, large and grand scale aviaries. Many designs are based on modular construction, containing the flexibility to start small and go larger and material and costs can be calculated in advance. All designs require inexpensive, non-specialized, easy to obtain materials assembled in a straightforward manner with the minimum tools, for strong, durable housing, tailor-made for a specific breed, or modified as needed. Included also are construction plans for feeders, waterers, humidifiers, hospital quarters, shipping/carrying cages, wiring, plumbing and ventilation plans; plus ideas, construction tips and general information seldom found in other bird publications.


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Everything is prepared in-house at Hadley's and the 'comfort food' menu contains grill classics such as 100 per cent chuck steak hamburgers and ribs, macaroni and cheese, as well as its own signature smoked chicken lasagne. If you're feeling fragile after a big night out, opt for its now-famous dish The Remedy: deep-fried poached eggs on hash, baked beans, pulled pork and a silky hollandaise sauce, for $14CA (£8.85).
940 College Street.The Burger's Priest
Burger enthusiasts will be rewarded with eternal salivation after a pilgrimage to the east of the city where, in a bleak industrial district, you'll find The Burger's Priest. This classic American diner, which claims to be 'redeeming the burger one at a time', has gained a cult following and queues regularly extend along the street. Burgers start from $5CA (£3.15).
1636 Queen Street East.Cold Tea
At the back of an unassuming arcade in the Kensington Market neighbourhood is Cold Tea, a bar that takes its name from the practice of restaurants in Chinatown serving after-hours alcohol in teapots. In a nod towards this, dim sum is served from a small cart pushed around the restaurant. Cold Tea is perfect for a chilled early-evening tipple in the courtyard but arrive later and be prepared to queue.
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If you still have World Cup fever after Sunday's game with Germany beating Argentina, then Yahoo has you covered with a new Yahoo Sports Fantasy Soccer app that will allow you to play socially in real time. The game is optimized for your mobile phone and you can make changes seamlessly across all devices on the web.
With the Yahoo Sports Fantasy Soccer app, you can build your ultimate soccer team and play against friends. Users can participate in tournaments such as EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A or Ligue 1.
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Will Yahoo Sports Fantasy Soccer tide you over until FIFA's 2015 season? Let us know your experience with the app in the comments.


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Another week, another Marathon. How does he do it!
This Sunday, 20th September 2009, Steve was in Anglesey North Wales for the Anglesey Marathon which starts and finishes at the Anglesey Showground in Gwalchmai.
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Another week, another Marathon. How does he do it!
This Sunday, 20th September 2009, Steve was in Anglesey North Wales for the Anglesey Marathon which starts and finishes at the Anglesey Showground in Gwalchmai.
Here is his race report: -
Marathons are now a weekly event for Moreton-in-Marsh based Steve Edwards as he keeps to his intensive world record challenge programme.
Sunday 13th September 2009 saw him racing in Nottingham in the Experian Robin Hood Festival of Running.
The marathons are coming thick and fast now as September and October are by far the busiest months for long distance running events.
Steve went to Wolverhampton on Sunday 6th September to run in the Carver Wolverhampton City Marathon. The race starts and finishes at the West Park Wolverhampton and Steve was racing under Number 2028.
On Sunday 30th August 2009 Steve Edwards continued his world record challenge by going to Ireland to compete in the Longford Marathon.
Longford is situated in the Irish Midlands and County Longford lies in the Shannon Basin and the upper catchment area of the River Erne.
Steve was wearing race number 271 and here is his race report:-
A local novice adventurer, preparing to row across the Atlantic Ocean, is offering visitors to the Moreton Show the opportunity to win their name on his boat.
In 1988, Steve Edwards, from Moreton in Marsh, had a dream and embarked on a lifetime challenge to run 500 marathons in an average finish time of less than 3hrs 20min (200 minutes) and thus claim the record 'fastest 500 marathons run by an individual'.
Locally based act Jive Pony Chastleton are set to wow the crowds at the Moreton Show on 5th September with their unique style of horsemanship.
The annual Moreton-in-Marsh Show looks set to be an even more fun packed day out for all ages - thanks to a number of exciting new additions.
Steve Edwards from Moreton-in-the-Marsh completed Marathon Number 481 on Sunday 9th August 2009 by going across the water to compete in the SalClear Isle of Man Marathon.
This Marathon is organised by the IOM Veteran Athletes Club and is run on the Manx Northern Course starting and finishing in Ramsey.
The main attraction at this year's Moreton Show is the extremely popular motorcycle stunt rider Matt Coulter aka "The Kangaroo Kid".