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Marcus Theatres will begin its annual "Kids Dream" series of summer movies for kids Tuesday, featuring G or PG-rated films. Cost is $2 each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 10 a.m., through Aug. 16.
The series will be offered at 20 Grand and Village Pointe in Omaha, Twin Creek in Bellevue and at the Lincoln Grand and South Pointe in Lincoln.
The movie lineup: "Dolphin Tale," Tuesday through Thursday; "The Adventures of Tintin," June 26-28; "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island," July 10-12; "Big Miracle," July 17-19; "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked," July 24-26; "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax," July 31-Aug. 2; "Mirror, Mirror," Aug. 7-9; and a title to be announced later Aug. 14-16.
Free reading of 'Passion Play'
A free staged reading of "Passion Play," by Sarah Ruhl, will be presented Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Omaha Community Playhouse, as part of the Playhouse's 21 & Over series of adult readings.
The play follows three sets of amateur performers as they grapple with unsettling ways in which the story of Jesus' death and resurrection becomes a living presence in their own lives. The storyline leaps through time, portraying characters like Queen Elizabeth, Ronald Reagan and Adolf Hitler. It challenges ideas about politics and religion, and explores the inherent conflicts of human nature.
Amy Lane directs Chris Fowler, Brian Zealand, Olivia Sather, Shannon Jaxies, Colin Ferguson, Brendan Reilly, Randy Vest, Amy Schweid, Greg Jaxies, Bill Grennan, Charleen Willoughby and Katlynn Yost.
A free-will offering will be taken to help defray expenses.
Poets to read works at Gallery 72
The Strange Machine Poetry Journal's reading series will continue Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Gallery 72, 2709 Leavenworth St.
Poets Feng Sun Chen, Lucas De Lima, Lindsey Baker, Debbie Hu and Natasha Kessler will read from their works. Chen and De Lima are from Minneapolis. Baker and Kessler are from Omaha. Hu is a traveling poet.
See Linkin Park's live show at theater
Linkin Park, a California rock band, will celebrate the release of its new album, "Living Things," by bringing its live show to 500 movie theaters nationwide Monday at 7:30 p.m.
The show was filmed June 5 in Berlin during Linkin Park's world tour. It will be screened in Omaha at Oak View, Twin Creek and Village Pointe theaters.
For ticket information, check participating theater box offices or go online to www.fathomevents.com
Check out Karp's parenting techniques
Pediatrician Harvey Karp and his parenting techniques will come to movie theaters nationwide at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, including Oak View in Omaha and Star Cinema in Council Bluffs.
Actress Ali Landry, a mother of two, will be the host as Karp talks about his best-selling parenting guides "The Happiest Baby on the Block" and "The Happiest Toddler on the Block."
The evening will include live demonstrations, footage of parents in action and a parent Q and A session.
For ticket information, check participating theater box offices or go online to www.fathomevents.com
Free music, movie at Holland
The first of the summer's free Cox Music & Movies events, hosted by Omaha Performing Arts at the Holland Performing Arts Center, will be Friday.
Music by the band All Young Girls Are Machine Guns begins at 7:45 p.m. in the Holland courtyard, followed by a screening of "The Karate Kid" at 8:45 p.m.
Grass seating is available. Blankets and chairs are welcome. Concessions, including burgers, hot dogs, chips, nachos, beer, wine and soft drinks, will be sold on site by the Holland's food service provider. No pets or outside food will be permitted.
Film Streams to show CWS games
Film Streams, Omaha's nonprofit arthouse movie theater, has adjusted its programming during the College World Series. The theater is located at 14th and Mike Fahey Streets, just a block away from TD Ameritrade stadium.
On game days, Film Streams will continue to show movies in the early afternoon, including "Peace, Love & Misunderstanding," starring Jane Fonda, and the horror flick "The Cabin in the Woods."
One hour before game time, admission will be free and concessions will be offered at regular prices. The CWS games will be shown on one screen, and movie trailer compilations will be on the other.
On non-game days, the two above titles will play, along with "The School of Rock," starring Jack Black, on select days.
Final concert of series for Omaha Chamber
The Omaha Chamber Music Society will bring its 2012 concert series to a close with a pairing of piano and strings June 24.
The 3 p.m. concert at First Central Congregational Church, 36th and Harney Streets, will include Schubert's Piano Quintet in A Major and Hummel's Quintet, Opus 87 in E Flat.
The musicians are Juliet Yoshida, violin; Thomas Kluge, viola; Tim Strang, cello; Danielle Meier, double bass; and Christi Zuniga, piano. A reception sponsored by Spirit World will follow the concert.
Tickets are $18 for adults and $5 for students with ID and can be purchased at the door. Information: 402-960-6943 or online at omahachambermusic.org
21 & Over play readings, "A Behanding in Spokane" and "A Bright New Boise," Omaha Community Playhouse, 7 p.m. June 27 and 28 at the Playhouse, 6915 Cass St. Use west stage door entrance. Reading of "A Behanding in Spokane" will be Sept. 10; reading of "A Bright New Boise" will be Oct. 22. Information: email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 402-553-4890, ext. 164.
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Canadian people in general have to redefine democracy. Aboriginal people have to believe they can be a part of the democracy defined. This should not be an us and them society. It should be us as cultural entities. Aboriginal lands shold not be bought and sold for the few. Crown Lands must be expliteed in environmental friendly ways, regardless of the singularly monatry value. Value of lands must be absolute in all facets.
Idle No More Enters a New Phase, Seeks Next Steps
Idle No More's founders and leaders are determined to keep the movement's momentum going and to maintain pressure on aboriginal leaders and the federal government to enact concrete change.
As Parliament resumed on January 28, activists in at least 30 cities held a second Idle No More day of action, continuing to set themselves apart from official leadership and the six-week-long, liquids-only fast of Attawapiskat First Nation Chief Theresa Spence, which ended on January 24.
"Our nationhood can't just be words in a constitution," said lawyer Pamela Palmater, Mi'kmaq, chair of the Centre for Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University in Toronto and runner-up in last year's Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief race. She told Indian Country Today Media Network, "It has to be recognized and implemented and respected—and that's what this movement is about: shifting everything."
Idle No More wants to keep aboriginal issues on the radar of mainstream Canadians and in the national dialogue while going beyond the flash mobs and rallies with which the movement has become virtually synonymous.
"We have seen the demands emanating from the grassroots sharpening and becoming even more precise," Glen Coulthard, assistant professor of First Nations Studies and Political Science at the University of British Columbia (UBC), told ICTMN. "Before, it used to be housing conditions, the material conditions on reserves, and the attack on some of the environmental and land concerns with omnibus Bill C-45. Now we're focusing on the core issue: setting right the relationship between indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples in Canada."
Sylvia McAdam, Cree, one of the four female founders of Idle No More, wants to continue broadening its support. "I keep telling as many people [as I can] that it's not an indigenous movement, because Bill C-45 affects all of us," the Big River First Nation member said. "I believe that the voice of Idle No More—the voice of grassroots people—will become clearer and more focused."
Some fear the movement could lose energy following the January 11 meeting that Atleo and other AFN chiefs had with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Others see the 13-point Declaration of Commitment signed by the chiefs, including Spence, on January 24 as an attempt by aboriginal leadership to co-opt the grassroots movement. There are even whispers about a possible coup inside the AFN by those who felt the Harper meeting was a capitulation of sorts.
"There's going to be political fallout," Palmater said. "Where progress will be made is in the reunification of leadership with the grassroots people. The kind of core, fundamental breakthrough that we've been looking for is that the chiefs would listen to the people and stand by their people."
But some are wary. McAdam insisted that Idle No More is independent from leadership, even if some chiefs have shown support. "Once leadership takes over, the movement shifts," she said.
Some recommended taking a more aggressive and independent stand.
"We need to alter our strategies and tactics to present more of a serious challenge on the ground to force the federal government…to respond to us in a serious way," wrote Mohawk author Taiaiake Alfred, professor of indigenous governance at the University of Victoria, in a blog post. "We need to focus our activism on the root of the problem facing our people collectively: our collective dispossession and misrepresentation as Indigenous Peoples."
UBC's Coulthard, Yellowknives Dene First Nation, believes that actions such as flash mobs and blockades are an effective tool in Native struggles—at least until there is a substantive change in the indigenous-Canadian relationship. At the same time, he wants the movement to discuss economic and political alternatives as concrete solutions to today's crises.
But Chief Steve Courtoreille, of Mikisew First Nation in Alberta, urges moderation. Courtoreille is one of the leaders taking the Bill C-45 fight into the courts through a treaty rights lawsuit filed with Frog Lake First Nation in January. And while he favors confrontation, he is wary of alienating potential allies.
"It's time now the country pulls together on this very issue—to make the government of Canada rethink their plan," he told ICTMN. "I don't support blockades—I support the Idle No More movement's peaceful rallies. The more the Canadian people understand what's going on, I know they'll come on board."
My goodness, quit with the
My goodness, quit with the threats to the AFN already! Some people ran for the top job at the AFN and lost. Get over it.
In retrospect of what we
In retrospect of what we n8ves have accomplished so far, when the non-violent spirit of unity and awareness is then intermixed with a more confrontational shift (which should be conducted, or held as a last resort), then you have the potential to lose much more than what you have gained.
An example was the non-violent Ghost Dance movement that came to the U.S. Plains Tribes during the late 1800s. A Paiute Holy Man, Wovoka shared this non-violent dance to bring hope to our peoples provided it was done in its original context of instruction. When some messengers shared this and then added their own extreme spin on it, the Ghost Dance soon faded after the tragic and bloody massacre at Wounded Knee, SD when misinformed and ignorant white settlers, agents reacted by bringing in both vigilante "home guards" and Federal troops to quell something they perceived as a prelude to renewed hostilities and warfare on the Great Plains. To keep this movement vibrant, energized, and going strong, we need to be mindful of what worked, and what didn't work during our historic resistance that carries on to this day in the 21st Century. Danitoh!
It's a shame that attention
It's a shame that attention seeking radicals like Pam Palmater have hijacked the Idle No More movement for their own political gain.
The reason Idle No More has been an complete failure is that it's original message has been diluted and subverted by a multitude of special interest groups, each with their own agenda.
Ask the average Canadian what Idle No More is about and they will either shrug their shoulders and say, "I'm not sure." or say, "It's about the Indians wanting more money."
People like Pam Palmater can continue to delude themselves and others into thinking that the movement continues to grow stronger, but without the full support of the average Canadian citizen, it is doomed to remain a fringe movement that will ultimately end up in the dust bin next to Occupy et al.
Chief Atleo Quit dining and
Chief Atleo Quit dining and eating the white mans food. You are asking for trouble. How do you know you might get poisoned. Where is your helper the Native one who packs your food and water. There is more to all this. Then prancing around in your Coastal Regailia. Your Medicines go deep you live near the Waters
Long overdue. Hope it hits
Long overdue. Hope it hits the USA full steam also.


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Why can't he just take a normal photo for once, why does every single photo have to be washed out?
How did he get Beth to sit still for the photo shoot.
Why is Howie letting someone sit on his wife?
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She's the recording artist from Canada who had a winning bid for a photo shoot with Howard. He claimed he couldn't remember her name (Jain Wells):
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He does like soft and pretty folk ballads (e.g. The One Rose and Memories are Made of This) and they are (although good) not the bright spots on this album. Don't get me wrong: these songs are very good, but they disrupt the listening experience as they seem to have been wedged in between some of the truly great tracks on this CD.
"Spiritual" (even with it's cliche, Lynyrd Skynyrd chord progression), "Mean Eyed Cat", "I've Been Everywhere", "I Never Picked Cotton", "Rowboat" and of course, "Rusty Cage" are the bright spots and "Southern Accents" might be the greatest... er... "Country and Western" song ever written.
These seven songs are worth the price of the CD even though the worst song on this album is very good and the rest are great.
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Yemen is nowadays considered as a "risky" country, according to the French Ministry for European and Foreign affairs. For the past 15 years, more than 200 abductions of foreigners were reported on this territory. Today, Dibeh Fakhr, spokesman of the ICRC, declared that from the present time "no contact was established between the abductors nor our employee".
This sad event reminds us the three humanitarian workers from the French NGO Triangle Génération humanitaire, freed last November, as they had been detained for more than 6 months. On the occasion of our Afterwork, organized on the 8th of March 2012, Patrick Verbruggen, co-director of the NGO, told the audience about the means that could be used in such a situation.
As Pierre Micheletti, former director of Doctors of the World, recalled it in Le Quotidien du Médecin at the same period: "Whereas the humanitarian space is shrinking, [NGOs] have to clarify their position to prevent any hotchpotch between their commitment and the foreign policies run by their country". The question of humanitarian actors' safety has become essential.
Let's remember that for the very year 2008, 260 humanitarian actors were abducted, severely injured or killed. The year 2011 confirmed this state of things: more than 200 were victims of violence of all kinds. It is not rare that NGOs withdraw their workers from a country that has become too dangerous. It happened to Doctors of the World in the late 1990s in Sudan, for a few months, and to Doctors without Borders in 2004 in Afghanistan.
This last abduction brings to 6 the number of French people currently detained all over the world. The Red Helmets Foundation holds to express its support to the family and colleagues of the ICRC agent, and do not forget about the other hostages : Denis Allex, officer in the General direction for external security, captive in Somalia since July 2009 ; Pierre Legrand, Daniel Larribe, Thierry Dol and Marc Furrer detained since September 2010 in the Sahel desert.
You can find all the stories told during the humanitarian Afterwork of the Red Helmets Foundation on the video below :
In some areas on earth, it has become less easy to send humanitarian staffs, because of a rising dangerousness. That's the core of the growing interest for technological tools as Skype, which enable people to remain in contact, while remaining safe. "We use Skype in 32 countries, to easy teleconferences with teams on the ground" confirms Antoine Peigney, Red Cross international relations and operations Director.
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The tests, made on the spot, were conclusive. The general usefulness of the project is not to be demonstrated, which may facilitate the imminent birth of numerous "baby JERRYs", as the developers call them. The spreading of the concept is made possible thanks to open-source principles: the JERRY team makes the detailed plans and the building and instruction manual available, on the website.
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There, all components will be available to build several "bay JERRYs", devoted to be given to different NGOs acting for reducing the digital divide:
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· Close the Gap collects old computers and gives them to developing countries local population that requests it, according to its needs and projects. Many computers are also dealt in schools or hospitals.
· Telecom Without Borders installs cyber-cafés managed by inhabitants all over the world, or builds communication centers, in order to enable NGOs to communicate from or to isolated areas and give victim people free calls.
Do not hesitate to join, there is still some place!
That those who are no handymen come anyway, to have a new vision of what a computer might look like.
Grâce à ses partenaires, la Fondation remplit ses missions avec succès :
- Google, qui nous a soutenu jusque maintenant en étant l'hébergeur officiel de MISSING.NET
- Linagora, société de"Logiciels et services Open Source pour réussir les grands projets du libre" et créée en 2000 par Alexandre ZAPOLSKY et Michel-Marie MAUDET. Linagora nous soutient tout particulièrement sur le projet MISSING.NET en maintenant le site à jour.
- Samy Elbaz, Directeur de MobiView, qui assure la maintenance parfaite de nos ressources Internet et nos applications mobiles.
- Marina Blum, Avocat et fondateur de Blum Avocat qui aide les projets de la Fondation sur le plan juridique.
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Ray Lewis ran on the field one more time and the man who has rewritten the Ravens' defensive record book had another career first left in him. As quarterback Joe Flacco prepared to kneel down, Lewis jogged about 10 yards behind him and took his place in victory formation.
Once Flacco took the final snap and handed the ball to referee Mike Carey, Lewis did has trademark dance. This was indeed Lewis' day. After a 17-year run with one franchise, he earned that much in the final home game of his career.
But when it was over, the Ravens rushed onto the field to celebrate the continuation of not just Lewis' Hall of Fame worthy career, but their season. A 24-9 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in front of an announced 71,379 at M&T Bank Stadium sends the Ravens into the second round of the playoffs, where they will meet a Denver Broncos' team that embarrassed them by 17 points at home three weeks ago.
The Ravens and Broncos will play at Mile High Stadium, and a win would get the Ravens back into the AFC championship game for a second straight season. As it is, the Ravens have now won a playoff game five straight seasons. John Harbaugh is the first coach since the 1970 NFL merger to accomplish that in his first five seasons at the helm.
"I think we're all appreciative, grateful for the opportunity to be here and to witness this historic moment in sports," said Harbaugh who is now 6-4 in the postseason, including 4-0 in wild-card games. "It wasn't just about one guy. Nobody understands it more than the one guy we're talking about. It was about a team. It was about a city, a fan base, about a great sport, about a great career. I'm just humbled to be part of it."
Lewis, who announced earlier in the week that this playoff run would be his "last ride," took a victory lap around M&T Bank Stadium, reminiscent of former Oriole Cal Ripken Jr. at Camden Yards after he broke Lou Gehrig's consecutive games streak.
In his first game since he tore his right triceps on Oct. 16, Lewis was credited with a game-high 13 tackles.
"It probably won't sink in," said Lewis when asked about never getting an opportunity to play at M&T Bank Stadium again. Before the game, Lewis hugged everyone from family members to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to Olympic swimmer and Baltimore native Michael Phelps. "You know what, the reason is because the next thing on my mind is, as a team, we are poised to go do something. As men, we made a commitment to each other and that is to head next week to Denver to get a win."
Flacco and the Ravens' defense which gave up plenty of yards but kept the Colts out of the end zone turned a tenuous four-point halftime lead into a relatively comfortable victory, allowing the Ravens to pay tribute to Lewis in the game's final couple of minutes.
Shrugging off a sluggish start, Flacco threw second-half touchdowns to tight end Dennis Pitta and wide receiver Anquan Boldin to pull away from the Colts, who had rebounded from a two-win 2011 season to become one of the surprises of the NFL.
Held without a catch in the first half, Boldin set a playoff team record with 145 receiving yards on five catches. His 18-yard touchdown over Darius Butler with 9:14 to play gave the Ravens the 24-9 lead, and cornerback Cary Williams all but sealed the victory with an interception of rookie Andrew Luck on the Colts' next possession. The Ravens' 441 yards of offense, which included 103 rushing yards from rookie Bernard Pierce, was a franchise playoff record.
"The bottom line is we haven't won it all, and that's been our goal, and that's our goal this year," said Flacco. "Right now, we're just focused on going up to Denver and we'll have to move on from this one quickly and get another step closer to our goal."
After the game, Boldin acknowledged that he wanted to play Denver again and when asked why Saturday will be different, the wide receiver said, "We'll make it different."
The AFC North-champion Ravens entered the playoffs having lost four of five games, but they showed some significant progress in some areas while continuing to look vulnerable in others.
A re-tooled offensive line, which featured Bryant McKinnie at left tackle, Michael Oher at right tackle and Kelechi Osemele at left guard, allowed Flacco to be sacked only once and gave him the time to take several shots down the field. Flacco was 12-of-23 for 282 yards, two touchdowns and no turnovers in a game where the Ravens averaged 7.9 yards per play and had eight plays of 20 yards or more.
The Ravens also rushed for 170 yards but the ground game was marred by two Ray Rice fumbles, his first two turnovers of the season.
"I'm going to address it. I'm not a fumbler, you guys know that, and that'll be the last time I address me fumbling," said Rice who lost both fumbles in Colts' territory. "It won't happen again."
On defense, the Ravens allowed the Colts to amass 419 yards and to control the ball for 37:32, yet thy forced two turnovers and sacked Luck three times. Luck completed 28-of-54 passes for 288 yards, but he turned the ball over twice in Ravens' territory.
"It was truly electric," said outside linebacker Paul Kruger who had 2 1/2 sacks. "We had the crowd going crazy, we had more media than ever and we had Ray getting your mind right, and there were so many reasons to fight on and play with the passion that was required. Ray's been our leader and captain for so many years, and I'm glad we were able to make it happen for him."
By the time pre-game introductions began, there wasn't an open seat to be found. Following the announcement of safety Ed Reed who also may have played his last home game as a Raven, Lewis came out and did his trademark dance as the Ravens rushed toward him. Flacco joked that he tried to convince his wife, Dana, to bring in a video camera to capture the moment. Harbaugh also inched forward to get a good view.
With all the emotion on both sides -- Colts coach and former Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano was on the sidelines for the second straight week as he battles leukemia -- neither team got off to a particularly good start. The Ravens finally found the end zone on fullback Vonta Leach's 2-yard run 50 seconds before halftime, a score that was set up by a 47-yard screen pass to Rice.
That appeared to get Flacco going. He was 3-for-4 for 76 yards on the Ravens' second drive of the third quarter, which ended with a 20-yard touchdown to Pitta. Following kicker Adam Vinatieri's 40-yard miss early in the fourth, Flacco needed just five plays to get the Ravens in the end zone as he hit Boldin for 18 yards.
"I think everyone in the locker room wanted to make sure this wasn't our last game," Boldin said. "I think we all have a goal in mind and we're focused in on that goal. The only way we're going to get there is if we go out there and give it our all on the field."
About an hour after the game and his victory lap, Lewis said he would allow his teammates to enjoy the victory for no more than 12 hours. Lewis had already turned in his iPad so it could be loaded with game film of Peyton Manning and the Broncos. Ravens fans may never forget Lewis' final home game, but the 37-year-old linebacker had already moved on.
"At the end of the day, it's not about me and Peyton. It's about their team against our team," Lewis said. "I just like our team. I love our team right now and I'm really looking forward to going out there and playing them next week."
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Last night, we held our first event in our new Community Room. We wanted to open with something big...something unforgettable. What would bring folks out on a cold January afternoon? Pete Hamill!
The house was packed for this special event. Hamill was superb -- he is the perfect mix of intelligence and street-smarts, eloquence and ordinary, philosophical and realistic, sophistication and homespun, which is probably why everyone seemed to greet him as a friend.
He talked about his life, his work, the state of the world today, and he talked about libraries(!). His stories were full of pride, hope, humor, and history...a lot like him. Wow. We were so fortunate to have heard him speak and to meet him!
He was thoughtful and generous with his time and his remarks throughout the afternoon and evening. After the presentation, there was a long line of people waiting to have books signed -- he thanked them for their patience and was attentive to each individual that approached him (he gave what I'm sure was precious advice to a young journalism student and a kiss to a woman that asked(!))...there were so many memorable encounters.
This event was the perfect high note in our Grand Opening crescendo.
A huge thank you to Pete Hamill. New Yorker. Gentleman. Craftsman. Icon.
The Catherine Lindsey Actors/Playwrights Workshop is excited to announce that the Actors/Playwrights Workshop, now in its 17th year, will present a series of workshops here at the Darien Library. The playwright participants will workshop their plays at the following sessions:
January 9 - February 28
Wilson Avenue Loft Artists (WALA)
Original paintings and prints by Wilson Avenue Loft Artists (WALA) will be on view in the Art Gallery from January 9 to February 28, 2009. The show, entitled "Wet Paint," features 17 local artists, primarily from Darien and Rowayton.
The artists represented in this exhibit are Britt Bair, Susan Crawford, Randi Davis, Georgette Diamandis, Lori Glavin, Hanneke Goedkoop, Dana Goodfellow, Ruth Ipe, Mary Manning, Lynn Stephens Massey, Claudia Mengel, Elise Mills, Margo Reynolds Packer, Grace Shanley, Vicki French Smith, and Gwynne Tibbetts. Among the many works on display, Hanneke Goedkoop, curator for the show, will show limited edition original mono-prints in the "Winged Migration Series."
"Wings" by Hanneke Goedkoop
We may have been closed, but we did not stop planning interesting and exciting Library programs. We are eager to tell you all about our upcoming events! Certainly, the Grand Opening on January 10th is our biggest event. Opening our doors to the public again will be a grand day, indeed.
We are off to a running start with a Grand Opening Author Series and the return of our Friday Film Series.
We will kick off the Author Series at 5 p.m. on January 25th with a program featuring Pete Hamill . In the following weeks and months, we'll be visited by Deirdre Imus, Michael Korda, Arthur and Pauline Frommer, Christina Pugh, Ilene Beckerman and Giulia Melucci, and Randall Jones.
Also, this month, we will begin our Friday Film Series. On January 30th at 7:30 p.m., we open with The Visitor. One of the few sleeper hits of the year, this movie is showing up on lots of "Best of 2008" lists (I know it's on mine.)
We know you won't want to miss any of these memorable events! (We're already well underway planning more spring and summer events. Whatever the season, whatever the reason, we are the place. )
We are very pleased and proud to announce the New Darien Library's Grand Opening Author Series! We are happy too, that the celebratory mood of our Grand Opening will continue for several months. Please join us for these special events which are sure to be memorable. A reception and book signing will follow each of these presentations.(Books will be available for purchase.)
January 25, 5 p.m.
Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill is a novelist, essayist, and journalist whose career has endured for more than 40 years. He has been a columnist for the New York Post, the New York Daily News, New York Newsday, the Village Voice, New York magazine, and Esquire. He has served as editor-in-chief of both the Post and the Daily News. He's written several New York Times bestsellers, including the novels Snow in August and Forever, and his memoir, A Drinking Life. His most recent novel North River was published in 2007.
January 29, 7 p.m.
Deirdre Imus
The Essential Green You!: Easy Ways to Detox Your Diet, Your Body, and Your Life (Green This!)
In The Essential Green You!,"the third volume in the New York Times bestselling "Green This!" series, Deirdre Imus shares tips on how to "green" the way you take care of yourself. Whether discussing food, clothes, cosmetics, toiletries, or hair products, she provides detailed, practical advice on how to live organically without a drastic overhaul. Deirdre Imus shows how easy and important it is for women to "buy green, eat green, and be green."
February 8, 5 p.m.
Michael Korda
With Wings Like Eagles: A History of the Battle of Britain
The Battle of Britain (July 10 – October 31, 1940), one of the most significant conflicts of World War II and the first major campaign to be fought entirely by air forces, is brought to life by acclaimed New York Times bestselling author Michael Korda.
With Wings Like Eagles is the only book that describes the political maneuvering and behind-the-scenes strategizing that surrounded the Battle of Britain.
Michael Korda is the New York Times bestselling author of Ike, Horse People, Country Matters, Ulysses S. Grant, Cat People, and Journey to a Revolution.
March 22, 5 p.m.
Arthur and Pauline Frommer
For over 50 years, Frommer's® travel guides have included more than 340 titles reaching more than six million travelers each year, covering every major destination in the world.
The family tradition was started by Arthur Frommer and carried on by daughter Pauline with her own Pauline Frommer Travel Guides, an award-winning new series aimed at adult budget travelers. Arthur and Pauline Frommer co-host The Travel Show, which is broadcast to over 100 radio stations nationwide.
April 13, 7 p.m.
Christina Pugh
Award-winning poet Christina Pugh is the author of Rotary, the winner of the Word Press First Book Prize in 2004. Her second book of poems, Restoration, was published in October 2008. Her poetry has appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, Poetry, TriQuarterly, Ploughshares, and other publications. In addition to her own poems, she has also published numerous articles on poetry and poetics.
April 23, 7 p.m.
Ilene Beckerman and Giulia Melucci
Ilene Beckerman's memoir Love, Loss, and What I Wore, a runaway bestseller from the 1990s, tells her life story poignantly through the clothes that she wore. Brimming with wit and honesty, "I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti" is Giulia Melucci's first-hand account of searching for Mr. Right. It's laced with soulful Italian-American recipes that got her through several Mr. Wrongs. Join us for this fun evening talking love, food, and fashion – we're calling it Girls Night Out!
May 3, 5 p.m.
Randall Jones
The Richest Man in Town: The Twelve Commandments of Wealth
Worth magazine founder Randall Jones interviewed the richest men and women in the 100 largest towns in America -- all of them self-made financial giants. In his new book, he reveals the key common traits of these individuals and makes their success tips available to us all. Jones, a frequent commentator on numerous television shows including The Today Show, CNBC, CNN, CNNFN, and FOX News, will talk about his research and some of the surprising and extraordinary revelations.
The Visitor
Richard Jenkins, Haaz Sleiman, Danai Gurira
Rated PG-13; 108 minutes; (2008)
Walter, a college professor, travels to New York to attend a conference and returns to find a Syrian man and his Senegalese girlfriend living in his apartment. The couple has nowhere to go and when Walter reluctantly allows them to stay with him, they return his kindness by teaching him the exuberant rhythms of the African drum and rekindling his passion for life.
The Express
Dennis Quaid, Charles Dutton, Rob Brown
Rated PG; 130 minutes; (2008)
Witness the inspirational true story of a real American hero. Rising from the humblest of beginnings, Ernie Davis overcame impossible odds to become the first African-American to win college football's greatest honor, the Heisman Trophy. His fight for equality and respect forever changed the face of American sports and his story continues to inspire.
Ghost Town
Greg Kinnear, Ricky Gervais, Tea Leoni
Rated PG-13; 102 minutes; (2008)
Bertram Pincus dies momentarily but is revived and finds that after his near death experience, he can now see ghosts. However, annoyingly, they all want something from him, particularly Frank Herlihy, who pesters him into breaking up the impending marriage of his widow Gwen. This puts Pincus squarely in the middle of an after-life love triangle in this romantic comedy.
The Secret Life of Bees
Dakota Fanning, Queen Latifah, Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys
Rated PG-13; 110 minutes; (2008)
Set in South Carolina in 1964, this film is the moving tale of Lily Owens, a 14-year-old girl who is haunted by the memory of her late mother. To escape her lonely life and troubled relationship with her father, Lily flees with Rosaleen, her caregiver and only friend, to a South Carolina town that holds the secret to her mother's past. Taken in by the intelligent and independent Boatwright sisters, Lily finds solace in their mesmerizing world of beekeeping, honey, and the Black Madonna.
Man on Wire
Documentary Feature
Rated PG-13; 90 minutes; (2008) (In English and French with English subtitles.)
This is the true story of Philippe Petit, who in 1974 committed the artistic crime of the century. He had done many illegal high wire walks before, including between the towers of Notre Dame and across the Sydney Harbor bridge, but it was his walk between the then-unfinished World Trade Center towers that brought him the most notoriety. He remembers the fateful day, along with the crew who helped him pull off this once-in-a- lifetime event.
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There are so many great new films from which to choose that we want you to have a chance to be heard! Twice during our weekly series, you'll have the opportunity to vote for your favorite of three new films. Voters will be directed to the Darien Library website, where they will be able to read about the choices, watch film trailers, and vote for their selection. The films to be voted upon will be announced at least two weeks prior to showing.
Frozen River
Melissa Leo, Charlie McDermott, Michael O'Keefe
Rated R; 97 minutes; (2008)
Set during the Christmas season, Frozen River is the story of a struggling mother in upstate New York who is lured into the world of illegal immigrant smuggling. She meets a Mohawk girl who lives on a reservation that straddles the U.S. - Canadian border and driven by financial hardship, they form a partnership to smuggle illegal aliens across the frozen St. Lawrence River.
Mamma Mia!
Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth
Rated PG-13; 108 minutes; (2008)
In this big screen version of the stage musical featuring the songs of ABBA, Donna is the mother to Sophie, who's on a quest to discover the identity of her father on the eve of her wedding. Donna owns a small hotel on an idyllic Greek island and when three men from her past arrive unexpectedly, it is a trip down memory lane that no one will ever forget.
Brick Lane
Tannishtha Chatterjee, Satish Kaushik
Rated PG-13; 102 minutes; (2007)
After an arranged marriage, a young woman leaves her family in Bangladesh to live with her new husband in London. When she finds that life is not at all what she expected, she begins an affair that forces her to take control of her own life. Set against a backdrop of escalating racial tension, Brick Lane is a contemporary love story.
The Duchess
Keira Knightley, Ralph Fiennes, Hayley Atwell
Rated PG-13; 110 minutes;(2008)
A vibrant beauty and celebrity of her time, the extraordinary 18th-century aristocrat Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, was reviled for her extravagant political and personal lives. Stuck in an unhappy marriage, she fell in love with a young politician and the affair caused a bitter conflict with her husband and threatened to erupt into a scandal.
Encounters at the End of the World
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Rated G; 99 minutes; (2008)
Director Werner Herzog becomes the first director to film on all seven continents as he takes his camera to the Antarctic community of McMurdo Station, where a hearty crew of eleven hundred people spends the austral summer. This group of researchers, scientists, and assorted adventurers shows us life at the bottom of the world, as we see that we are not as invincible or as dominant as we like to believe.
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There are so many great new films from which to choose that we want you to have a chance to be heard! Twice during our weekly series, you'll have the opportunity to vote for your favorite of three new films. Voters will be directed to the Darien Library website, where they will be able to read about the choices, watch film trailers, and vote for their selection. The films to be voted upon will be announced at least two weeks prior to showing.
We are so happy to be back and right on schedule with our annual Friday Film Series! We'll meet in our beautiful new Community Room...and, yes, Jane will be here with cookies!
All movies begin at 7:30 p.m. Doors will open at 7. Admission is free!
Usually, this spot is used to announce upcoming events at the Library, but let's face it, it's not been business-as-usual lately! We closed the building (forever!) at Leroy Avenue last week and it goes without saying that the BIGGEST upcoming event is our Grand Opening on January 10th! We have so much to look forward to, but we also acknowledge and pay tribute to our rich past. Please reminisce with us.
Darien Library: The Great Good Place, the beautiful, inspirational retrospective, below, (goose bump alert!) was created by former Darien Library board president Alice Look.
We also shared a warm and fun Saturday evening together as we bid A Fond Farewell to 35 Leroy Avenue.
Last month was a blur for us...despite our busy preparation for the move, we kept busy on the desks, on the floor, on the web, and behind the scenes. We've queried our members with a Children's Room Survey, had an incredibly successful knit-a-thon to benefit local domestic violence shelters, offered suggestions of timeless classics and big books to read while we're closed, and had many "lasts" in this building -- the last film, the last book discussion, the last book sale, and then, finally, our last day.
Click here to watch a photo-montage of the last day at 35 Leroy.
In the days and weeks ahead, we'll be making history. We'll be announcing some exciting new programs and also celebrating the return of familiar favorites. Keep checking back right here for information about our Grand Opening Series, Friday Film Series, Spring Book Discussion Series, and Children's Programs! And please remember us when you are considering your end-of-year giving. Your support is critical to the ongoing success of the Darien Library! Every year, we rely on the generous donations given by you to purchase new books, DVDs, audiobooks, computers, and other resources. Our website presents the opportunity for you to make a donation or transfer stocks to benefit the Library. You may also call us at 203-655-1234 x153. We appreciate your continued support!
A little icy rain on Sunday morning made us remember to be wary on the roads but the colder temps also reminded us that we've got 99 hats and scarves on their way to the Domestic Violence Crisis Center. Our shout-out for helping hands for our 3rd annual knit-a-thon, brought the community together -- teens, adults, and children -- and their needles together, resulting in 52 hats and 47 scarves, which will be delivered to the shelters run by the Crisis Center. We put our hands together for you! Thank you so much! We look forward to offerering more opportunites to serve the community. Read about the enthusiasm that's already building for our new teen space!
As usual, our loyal Library users were waiting to get in this morning.
One last time, Jim opens the doors.
Louise arrives bright and early! (News12 is on the way!)
Peter Hayward, who's been coming here for 40 years, was here this morning to read and reflect.
We'll be taking photos throughout our final day.ao check out our flickr.com pictures. (And don't forget to watch News12 later today!)
There. I said it out loud. This Friday, the 21st, will be our final film of our final film series on our final Friday in this building. We are in such a whirlwind of preparation for the move right now, we're wondering when the reality of it is going to hit us.
Let's enjoy our last Friday together with good friends, the best cookies (ever), and an uplifting and spirited film. We'll be showing Hula Girls, a truly enjoyable film. Hula Girls has won several awards, including five major awards at the 2007 Japan Academy Awards -- Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Supporting Actress, and Most Popular Film. I screened this film last year and was determined to secure the showing rights for our series this year. It's such a charmer about change and trying new things (and it's based on a true story!), I thought it the perfect fit for our final film before we embark on an exciting future together.
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