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This year, the Szareks decided to grow ginger and turmeric, using rootstock from Hawaii.
Most "fresh" ginger at the grocery store comes from Jamaica, India, Africa and China. But there's a new, much-closer source for fresh ginger: Szarek's Greenhouses, of Westmoreland, harvested 187 pounds of fresh ginger this fall.
Back To Basics
Ways to give and feeling thankful.
Two recent developments push me to get back to basics today. One is the warm glow from friendship and kindness extended to me over the last week or two, with two Thanksgiving invitations from friends, a lovely Thanksgiving dinner, attendance at a fun Hanukkah party and the prospect of more celebrations, including a Christmas concert.
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12/01 – 12/08
Here the Top 5 Most Read Syracuse New Times Stories of the Week. This week has everything from Local Baking Ingredients, 63 years of UFO's and some Local Music in between! You read em', we tallied em' – so here they are starting with number five! Click the title or the photo to read the story.
The Palace Theater to Screen Descendents Film
Saturday December 7th at the Palace Theater
The southern California suburbs birthed hardcore –– a caustic sound made of surging guitar, breakneck drum beats, and copious amounts of inextinguishable adolescent animus. Descendents, a four-piece from Manhattan Beach, CA, were a wholly unique fixture within this scene.
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Are you a baker? Here's some buy local options!
Ladies and gentlemen, start your ovens: The holidays are upon us. That means parties, host/hostess gifts, cookie exchanges and festive desserts that we make just once a year.
1946 UFO – The Rocket
To this day he believes "they" have pictures of him.
It was a bright, warm, lazy summer's day in 1946, about midday in rural Lincoln, in Wayne County. Joshua was playing in his family's yard when suddenly there was a loud roar coming from the sky.
Out of Furnace Opens This Weekend
Check out movies opening in Syracuse!
Get ready for a modern tale of hard and frightening times to begin to fill the sleepier Hollywood list between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Scott Cooper directs and co-wrote (with Brad Inglesby) this tale of family and the drastic things people will do when blood is involved. The trailers reveal a dark tale full of angst and violence.
Points of Reference
Who's suing the Beastie Boys?
POINTS OF REFERENCE is a music news blog for people with actual lives and/or short attention spans: a weekly selection of topical, pop music talking points fit for bars and break rooms.
Extraordinary Indeed
Showcase for young talent plays Landmark on Sunday
Carrie Lazarus, a news anchor on WSYR-TV (NewsChannel 9) and the host of Extraordinary People and Places of Central New York, has a new project to bring attention to young, local artists.
Church Chat
Keeping the faith isn't easy when churches fail their flock
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Rough and Ready
Iraq War veteran John Ready writes about horror and humor
A decade ago, Oneida resident John Ready spent a year on active military duty in Iraq. Fifteen years of preparation and training, he reflects now, provided no real relevance for the experience. During that year, Ready sat at a desk in an abandoned building equipped with air conditioning, not in a front-line trench, yet he gained enough perspective on the insane, stupid, humorous, surreal and tragic events that promote extensive post-traumatic stress and a growing suicide rate to chronicle them in a series of self-published vignettes, Does My Suicide Vest Make Me Look Fat?
Book Beat
Rosamond Gifford Lecture Series brings acclaimed authors to town
Every year, world-famous authors come to Syracuse to speak and impart their wisdom. It's a chance to hear from the creators of works that have reached millions of people.
Fiber Optics
Craftivist exhibit by 19 artists explores the fabric of life
The new ArtRage Gallery exhibit, Spoken Threads: Craftivist Fiber Art, showcases work by artists who sew, weave, make quilts or simply interpret fabrics. Their pieces, created in Syracuse, Louisiana, Canada and other locales, reflect varied artistic interests and concern about social and environmental issues.
Songs in the Key of Dee
Soul man Jesse Dee and his big band visit the Lost Horizon on Thursday
For all of the energy and soul of his live performances and recorded music, Jesse Dee is subdued on the phone. He's slow and thoughtful in his responses, never giving away too much or embellishing his story.
Getting Scrooged
Syracuse Stage and SU Drama re-team for the seasonal pleasures of A Christmas Carol
One of the hallmarks of artistic director Timothy Bond's era at Syracuse Stage is never taking the familiar for granted. The audience demand for Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol remains constant, just as it does for Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker or Handel's Messiah. After a red-hot jalapeno like last month's Wajdi Mouawad drama Scorched, people have the right to ask for comfort food, but not served with condescension.
Task Farce
A committee of two score and 10 is a recipe for ineffectiveness
As best I can tell, only two 50-member committees exist in the public sector on Planet Earth at this time. One is charged with the fraudulent and ridiculous task of rewriting the Constitution of Egypt, a military dictatorship. The other is right here in Syracuse. It's a special task force convening through June to revamp the school district's--no snickering in class, please--disciplinary code.
Power Outage
Public power was once an issue in mayoral elections past
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Far More than Some Kettles
Salvation Army has served Syracuse since 1883
At 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, a handful of people were straggling into the small Salvation Army chapel on Salina Street. It was 20 degrees, and city streets bore the icy mess of the season's first real snowfall. It was a good morning to stay home, where it was warm and dry. But by the time the service began--about a half-hour late--more than 60 people, many with infants or young children, were on hand for music, worship and witness. The crowd had grown to more than 75 by the time the high-energy worship ended more than 90 minutes later.
Royal Repast
Middle Eastern fare rules at King David's two restaurants
(Editor's note: Local Flavor is a feature produced in cooperation with advertisers in the Syracuse New Times.) This was one of those assignments where I was going to a restaurant that I had been to many times before. In fact, when I introduced myself, my husband and my daughter to owner Nader Hatem, he remarked how he thought we looked familiar.
Sink or Swim
Getting the right gear is essential for swimming athletes
Swimming is often the most daunting leg of a triathlon for athletes. For those who haven't spent their lives in the water, learning later in life can be difficult. And even for those who have, triathlon swimming, both recreational and competitive, offer very different ball games.
Fit for Giving
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Looking for that perfect gift for the running or fitness enthusiast on your holiday shopping list? From stocking stuffers to splurges, here are a few ideas that will make any athlete's season bright.
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Orange football squad refused to concede defeat against Boston College
The Nov. 30 game ended, and about 80 or so young men with blue jerseys and orange pants started jumping, screaming and running around the Carrier Dome turf like second-graders at an Easter egg hunt.
News & Blues
Curses, Foiled Again Police named West Virginia University football player Korey Harris their armed robbery suspect after the victims recognized Harris, who was wearing WVU-issued football sweat pants with his uniform number, 96. Harris was arrested and dropped from the team. (Charleston's Metro News)
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Salt City Waltz returns, even stronger, for a second year
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Tale of a tough woman makes a fine film
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Old time places to get coffee and a light meal have fallen by the wayside.
I was sitting with a friend in Café at 407 in Liverpool recently -- one of my favorite places to have a cup of coffee, a bite to eat and a chat because of the comfort, welcoming atmosphere and good coffee -- when the conversation turned to old style coffee shops. You know the ones I mean, the places with formica tables; plastic, colored, leatherette seats; sandwiches, soups (you're in luck if they're homemade), chilis; bouffant desserts -- and coffee -- endless cups from a waiter or waitress who might just call you hon.
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The hills are alive with the spirit of picturizations (la lalala)!
Posted by Beth Watkins at 10:50 AM
Love it! What is it about these random outbursts of humanity that make me cry? So much better than the "flash mob."
This is the third one of these I've seen in the last week or so, but what gets me is that they are all different and all over the world! They totally make me swell with happiness. I just knew life was a musical! So great!
Suzanne - SO WELL SAID! That is what makes them so lovely - they are just such joyful moments of being people.
shell - Yeah! What other ones have you seen? Clearly you and I share an addiction.
I saw a "musical" take place in a food court about needing napkins and there was one I think at Grand Central Station, but I don't remember the song. Same deal though.
Thanks Beth - made me feel so good to watch the video and the spontaneous reaction of the people - confirms that song and dance are such simple pleasures that can be uplifting.
I think at least now some of the critics of indian cinema (all that song and dance routine) will understand why we Indians consider this as part of our daily dose!
Ohmygosh!! It's my dream world of a musical come to life! If you find more of these videos, you must send them to me. I want to live in a world where spontaneous outbursts of song and dance are greeted with such enthusiasm!
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The House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee is launching a new inquiry into 'Transport and the accessibility of public services.'
The Department for Transport has published annual accessibility statistics since 2007. Data for 2010 show that the proportion of people able to access key services by public transport/walking in a 'reasonable' time was highest for employment centres (82%) and the lowest was to hospitals (31%).
A greater proportion of the 'urban population' could access key services in a 'reasonable time' than the 'rural population'. Accessibility also varied by region.
The "Transport and the accessibility of public services" inquiry will examine how public services planning reflects people's ability to get access to the sorts of services outlined above. It will consider, in the context of the transport infrastructure people need, whether Government policy is ensuring that they can get access to key services.
The inquiry will specifically look at:
- How are the Government's current transport policies affecting the accessibility of public services? Can people get to key services at reasonable cost, in reasonable time and with reasonable ease?
- Are other policies (such as planning, education, health, welfare and work etc) affecting the accessibility of public services and the environment?
- Do decisions on the location of public services adequately reflect the public transport that is in place to allow people to access them?
- Are environmental impacts considered when planning where to build/position public services? e.g. if a hospital is built far away from public transport links, do you think planners consider the environmental impact of people using cars/taxis to access it? How significant do you think this is to deciding where public services should be?
- The Government has asked that the accessibility of public services is considered when planning local transport links, do you think this is working? Do you think that the Department for Transport has taken forward the accessibility agenda?
- How should you measure how accessible a public service is by public transport?
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- Would a measure of the transport accessibility of key public services, in a similar manner as 'fuel poverty', be useful for policy-making? If so, how do you think it should be measures?
- Do you think that having broadband networks and the internet is lessening the need for transport infrastructure to access public services?
The Committee would like to receive evidence from organisations and members of the public, setting out their views on these particularly issues, but also on accessibility to public services as a whole. The deadline for submitting evidence is the 7th September 2012 and more information on preparing submissions is set out below.
A report in 2003 by the then Social Exclusion Unit found that problems with transport provision and the location of services can reinforce social exclusion by preventing people from accessing key local services or activities, such as jobs, learning, healthcare, food shopping or leisure.The report was mainly concerned with the accessibility of local services and activities (i.e. whether people get to key services at reasonable cost, in reasonable time and with reasonable ease) and identified five barriers to accessing services: the availability and physical accessibility of transport, cost of transport, services and activities located in inaccessible places, safety and security, and travel horizons.
The Transport Studies Unit has recently concluded a research project that aimed to "promote interdisciplinary collaboration and capacity building to better equip researchers, policymakers and practitioners to address the social challenges in transport now and in the future within the UK context". The work identified a number of gaps in understanding of the 'social impacts' of transport and urged greater engagement between research and policy-makers in this area. A study by the Campaign for Better Transport found that UK cities are among the most car dependent in Europe.
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A copy of the submission should be sent by e-mail to email@example.com and marked 'Transport and the accessibility of public services'. An additional paper copy should be sent to: Clerk of the Committee, Environmental Audit CommitteeHouse of Commons, 7 MillbankLondon, SW1P 3JA.
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It was a wonderful evening - even better than the other gig in Avril. I enjoyed each moment. Thank you so much! And come back soon. Here are a lot of people waiting for you!
On Sun, October 03, 2010 - 3:47:55 by Fanny
ya'll just exceeded my expectations by far! I enjoyed dancing to your music and singing along so much..cant wait till u come back to cologne!!!
On Tue, September 28, 2010 - 2:44:43 by ka
AWESOME concert!!! Thank you so much guys! I'll be there when you come back to Germany! Keep rocking! :)
On Mon, September 27, 2010 - 11:44:35 by Li
Paid the ticket, left it at my mate, with whom I wanted to drive to the concert…
No signal no possibility to reach since Sunday…
I wanna kill him…sitting here and crying
On Mon, September 27, 2010 - 7:03:36 by debbi.
Hey ... any of you guys got a ticket left for the Cologne-Concert for someone who became addicted to their music over night?
Hat wer von euch ne Karte fürs Köln-Konzert für jemanden der übernacht süchtig nach der musik von den jungs wurde?
Plleeeaaaaazzzzzeeeeee melden :D
Mail: pilger (at) mainmetal.de ... thx :) büddebüddebüdde :D
On Fri, September 24, 2010 - 2:38:54 by Pilger
maybe you could come to munich again next year? berlin and cologne are just too far away for me…
i am definitely looking very forward to seeing you live on stage some time!
On Thu, September 23, 2010 - 4:08:12 by Tickeltick
Just got the tickets! Had to pay double because the regular ones were sold out but no regrets. Coming all the way from Estonia and so looking forward to my first M&S concert!
On Wed, August 11, 2010 - 11:44:22 by hulaliblikas
will be my third concert in cologne ^^ i´m addicted
On Thu, July 29, 2010 - 7:04:18 by ese-seki
Suprise, surprise… so you come back after 5 months only. Very good news!
We'll be there.
On Sun, July 11, 2010 - 2:26:53 by Fanny
*YEAH* Just got tickets. Will be my second concert in Cologne :) Thanks for coming back. I'm so excited!
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Scripting has always been easy in Linux. The design of the system promotes automation, and dozens of scripting tools are available for no cost through the always inventive Open Source community. The art of scripting is nearly as old as the art of tinkering with computers. Most Linux users have at least some familiarity with some of the common scripting techniques. So why are we still covering scripting? Because this ancient art keeps changing, and even the experts know they need to change with it. In this month's issue, we focus on tools for scripting in Linux.
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A psychiatrist is a doctor with specific training in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness.
A psychiatrist can provide the counseling necessary to both diagnose and treat a patient, as well as prescribe medication. In some cases, a psychiatrist will only provide the medication and the counseling will be provided by another healthcare specialist like a certified counselor or psychologist.
Like other doctors, psychiatrists employ diagnostic tools like CT scans and MRI in order to observe the structure and function of a patient's brain.
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Kfung, could you tell me how to post ray's picture??
Originally Posted by kfung
Kfung, could you tell me how to post ray's picture??
Let the image link in this code:Originally Posted by Reeve
[img]image link[/img]
Or click at this button then let the image link inside.
I still dont get it............after press that insert image there will write "enter the text to be formated", then at there should write what??
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Testing how to post Ray's picture
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Testing posting Ray's picture
I have to thanks Big Master and Raymeox......thanks both of you because taught me how to psot picture
Anyone interested to c Baby Ray?? I got two baby Ray's picture.....
For who want put Ray's picture in avatar but dont have suitable size, u can get it now......if want more u can tell me...........
sorry guys, i've been busy so havent got on, looks like reeve know how to post pics already!! really cute pics! hey reeve can u tell me more about malay, i really want to visit there next summer, i've heard it's really pretty!!
hi guys, this is the video clip of hog and the themesong sang by susanna kwan, enjoy it okay!! credit to rayforeve in the beehive:
here are some of ray new pics at the promotion for drive of life! credit to raymondlam.info
Originally Posted by kfung
What you want to know about Malaysia?? I'm really bad in english so u better ask me then i answer you
which states i prefer in malaysia, i will say Penang because got alot of yummy food there
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Originally Posted by sagiescorp85
you are welcome. if you want more Ray's picture, just let me know
nice creation raymeox!
currently watching: best selling secrets (tvb), the money-maker recipe (tvb), forensic heroes 2 (tvb), super trio supreme (tvb)
thanks for sharing raymeox =]
so pretty =]
` forever&always R A Y M O N D L A M + B O S C O W O N G + M I K E H E <3
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Landed breakthrough role as Jen Lindley, a girl with a past on teen drama "Dawson's Creek" (The WB) |
Landed two-episode recurring role on "Home Improvement" (ABC) |
Offered dramatic turn in "Wendy and Lucy" |
Starred with Sigourney Weaver and Jeff Daniels in family drama "Imaginary Heroes" |
Played supporting role in NBC TV movie thriller "Killing Mr. Griffin" |
Co-starred with Ryan Gosling in relationship drama "Blue Valentine"; also executive produced |
Co-starred with Peter Dinklage in indie drama "The Station Agent" |
Featured in Todd Haynes' "I'm Not There," a film reflecting life of musician Bob Dylan |
Moved with family to San Diego, CA |
Cast in small role, playing Michelle Pfeiffer's daughter Pammy in "A Thousand Acres" |
Played Leonardo DiCaprio's deceased wife in Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island" |
Acted in "Me Without You," co-starring Anna Friel |
Played the young version of the alien in "Species" |
Appeared in episodes of "Baywatch" |
Acted with Christina Ricci in highly anticipated film adaptation of Elizabeth Wurtzel's novel "Prozac Nation"; premiered at the Toronto film festival in 2001, but iU.S. theater release was stalled due to disparaging remarks made by Wurtzel in wake of Sept |
Born and raised in Kalispell, MT |
Made off-Broadway acting debut in "Killer Joe" |
Feature debut, "Lassie" |
Co-starred in "The Hottest State," written by and directed by Ethan Hawke |
Co-starred with Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal in Ang Lee's "Brokeback Mountain" |
Co-starred in Charlie Kaufman's directorial debut "Synecdoche, New York" |
Starred with Jamie Lee Curtis in "Halloween H2O," executive produced by Williamson |
Cast alongside Kirsten Dunst in teen comedy "Dick" |
Played sex symbol and Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe in Simon Curtis directed "My Week with Marilyn" |
Played Glinda the Good Witch in fantasy adventure "Oz the Great and Powerful" opposite James Franco in title role |
Legally emancipated from her parents at age 16 so she could live on her own in Burbank, CA |
Appeared in TV movie "My Son Is Innocent" (ABC) |
Starred in Wim Wenders' "Land of Plenty" |
Co-starred with Gael García Bernal in Swedish drama "Mammoth" |
Co-starred with Ewan McGregor in thriller "Deception" |
Co-starred with Chloe Sevigny in "1972" segment of lesbian-themed anthology "If These Walls Could Talk 2" (HBO) |
Michelle Williams was born on Sept. 9, 1980, spending her early years in the small industrial city of Kalispell in Northwestern Montana. Her father was a renowned stock and commodities trader who relocated the family to San Diego, CA when Williams was nine years old. It was there that she saw her first live theater performance, and after only a few moments, turned to her parents and declared that she wanted to spend the rest of her life doing just what she saw the players on stage doing. The Williams family could not have imagined the ultimate outcome of that statement, but they encouraged their daughter's interest by enrolling her in a local community theater program. She landed roles in "Annie" and "The Sound of Music" and stood out as an exceptionally focused and passionate performer; mature beyond her years. By the time she reached her early teens, Williams had begun auditioning for film and television roles, often traveling as far as Los Angeles.
Williams landed her first feature film role in "Lassie" (1994), and quickly followed the family film up with a part as the young incarnation of Natasha Henstridge's alien in "Species" (1995). It was becoming clear that Williams had the talent and extraordinary drive to become a professional actress, but it would be near impossible to hold down a high school schedule. The resourceful teen opted into a home-schooling program, pushing herself to complete three years of curriculum in eight months and earning her diploma at age 15. Despite their trepidation, she legally emancipated from her parents and, at the tender age of 16, was living on her own in Los Angeles and pursuing acting work. She landed entry-level guest spots on series like "Home Improvement" (ABC, 1991-99) and "Step By Step" (ABC, 1991-97), as well as built up her profile with supporting roles in the TV movies "My Son Is Innocent" (ABC, 1996) and "Killing Mr. Griffin" (NBC, 1997). A big breakthrough arrived with her featured turn as Michelle Pfeiffer's daughter Pammy in the "King Lear"-inspired drama, "A Thousand Acres" (1997).
Having learned a few things about investing from her father, Williams put her early earnings into stocks and entered the annual competitive event known as the Robbins World Cup Championship of Futures Trading. The 16-year-old amateur took home the top prize that year for turning $10,000 into over $100,000. That achievement may not have made her a household name outside of stock market circles, but The WB was about to do that for her. In 1998, the fledgling network was looking to build on the success of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (The WB, 1997-2003) by rolling out more offerings for the all important teenage demographic, and thus, "Dawson's Creek" (The WB, 1998-2003) was born. The drama centered on a group of teens in a small New England town - including Katie Holmes, Joshua Jackson, James Van Der Beek - and featured Williams in her first regular role as Jen Lindley, the new kid in town who was kicked out by her New York City parents for her wild ways and sent to live with her no-nonsense Grandma. Williams could relate to Jen, having grown up quickly herself, so she brought a refreshing, naturalistic acting style and presence, harboring a fragility indicative of her age. The instant hit established the network as the destination of choice for teenage girls and marked a career breakthrough for Williams, who evolved over the show's six seasons from an outcast with a shady past to a full-fledged member of Dawson's close-knit group of friends, eventually becoming a college student and single mom before her untimely death in the series finale.
But Williams was not the type to rest on her laurels of steady TV paychecks and prime time notoriety. The actress consistently spent her summer hiatus exploring new acting realms. She paid her horror dues as the teen female lead in "Halloween: H20" (1998) and showcased her considerable comedy talent with 1999's "Dick," a hilarious outing co-starring Williams and Kirsten Dunst as teenyboppers with a crush on President Nixon who unwittingly stumble into the middle of the notorious Watergate dealings. She followed up with another indie teen offering, "But I'm a Cheerleader"(1999), starring Natasha Lyonne as a teen sent to a "rehabilitation" facility after her parents suspect she is a lesbian. Later that year, Williams made her New York stage debut in a SoHo Playhouse production of "Killer Joe," a dark comedy in which she played a trailer park teenager with big dreams of becoming of a supermodel. However it was not long before Williams began putting high school roles behind her. In 2000, she portrayed a 1970s lesbian college student struggling with romance in HBO's "If These Walls Could Talk 2" (2000), followed by a turn as Christina Ricci's alienated roommate in the adaptation of Elizabeth Wurtzel's bestseller, "Prozac Nation." The long-delayed, controversial film was completed in 2001, but unreleased for nearly three years. Williams found considerably better success when she donned a British accent and gave a stunning performance the indie drama "Me Without You" (2001), playing opposite Anna Friel as the long-suffering, co-dependent quotient in a pair of British friends whose relationship is a roller coaster of emotional ups and downs, romantic betrayals, and unhealthy competition.
Williams spent her final hiatus before the final season of "Dawson's Creek" back onstage in New York, where she was cast in the smart comedy "Smelling a Rat," under the direction of iconic British director Mike Leigh. She received excellent reviews for her energetic presence and comedic talents. Williams' tireless pursuit of diverse projects during her "Creek" run had successfully earned the actress a reputation with audiences who had never seen the teen drama but recognized her growing presence in independent film. In one of her higher profile art house offerings, she gave a fantastic supporting turn in "The Station Agent" (2003) as the sweet, lonely girl who finds a bond with the independent dwarf Finbar McBride (Peter Dinklage). Now able to devote all her time to more challenging ventures, she spent a summer doing Chekhov at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts before kicking off a solid run of films with "The United States of Leland" (2004), portraying the sister of a murdered autistic boy, and "Imaginary Heroes" (2005), as a daughter who flees her dysfunctional family.
Returning to independent work, she co-starred opposite Michael Showalter in the quirky romantic comedy send-up, "The Baxter" (2005). But later that year she was jettisoned into a whole new league of recognition and critical respect with her multi-nominated role in Ang Lee's "Brokeback Mountain" (2005). Undoubtedly the most talked about film of the year, the screen adaptation of "Brokeback Mountain" was based on the E. Annie Proulx short story about a pair of ranch hands engaged in a decades-long, closeted love affair. Williams gave a memorable and emotional turn as the broken-hearted young wife of Ennis Del Mar (Heath Ledger), whose marriage slowly disintegrates after she discovers the truth about her husband's frequent "fishing trips" with his closest friend (Jake Gyllenhaal). For her challenging portrayal, which hinged more on what was not spoken as opposed to what was, Williams received Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Independent Spirit Award nominations.
During the location filming she also fell in love and became engaged to the film's star and her onscreen husband, Heath Ledger. The pair had a lot in common - both young actors who had left home early, determined to make careers for themselves; both valuing the craft of acting over the trappings of the Hollywood lifestyle. Despite coming off a long-term relationship with fellow Aussie actor, Naomi Watts, Ledger jumped right into a devoted relationship with Williams. For her part, Williams was happy to play second fiddle to her more famous husband, with many making note of her adoring gaze as she held his hand on red carpets - never imposing herself into his spotlight. Seemingly a match made in heaven, the couple gave birth to their daughter, Matilda Rose, in October of 2005 and the anti-Hollywood pair set up home in a cozy neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY, of all places. The actress, who by her own admission had not taken off more than a few weeks from work since she was 15 years old, now spent time focusing on her new family.
Williams marked her return to the big screen with a pair of low-profile independent releases that cemented her reputation as one of the strongest female performers of her generation. She was featured in Ethan Hawke's chronicle of struggling New York artistic types in "The Hottest State" (2006) and played opposite dramatic powerhouse Paul Giamatti in the Harry Crews adaptation, "The Hawk is Dying" (2006), which unfortunately only received festival screenings. She enjoyed a small role as a swinging 1960s art scene party girl in Toddy Haynes' "I'm Not There" (2007), a bold interpretation of the singer-songwriter Bob Dylan's life, in which she flirtatiously sparred with Cate Blanchett's Dylan rendering. Her fiancée also appeared in the film, essaying Dylan as well. To the shock of many, in the fall of 2007, Williams and Ledger hit the entertainment blog headlines when they announced their separation. The split appeared more amicable than most movie star partings, with Ledger often seen in his new SoHo neighborhood with daughter Matilda on his shoulders. The couple had made the decision to maintain a harmonious relationship for the sake of Matilda.
In January of 2008, Williams was on location in Europe filming "Mammoth" (2008) when she received news that Ledger had died in his apartment, only three months after their break-up - which he had reportedly had a hard time handling. All eyes of the world were on the actress and their now fatherless daughter as they flew "devastated" from Europe to her Brooklyn apartment to await the funeral and wait out the paparazzi camped outside her door. After much speculation by the mainstream and tabloid press, Williams' publicist released a statement on Feb. 1, 2008 asking that people respect her privacy and how she intended to focus her energies on being a single mother to their daughter, Matilda. Though she kept a relatively low profile, Williams continued to work, co-starring opposite Ewan McGregor in the thriller "Deception" (2008), then starred in Charlie Kaufman's directorial debut, "Synecdoche, New York" (2008). She earned considerable critical acclaim - and an Independent Spirit Award nomination - for her leading role in "Wendy and Lucy" (2008), an intimate road drama in which Williams plays a woman on the move from Indiana to Alaska who gets stuck in Oregon and runs into one problem after another.
After the limited release of the dramatic thriller "Mammoth," Williams worked with filmmaking legend Martin Scorsese on the neo-gothic mystery, "Shutter Island" (2010), opposite Leonardo DiCaprio. Seen in flashbacks, Williams played the troubled wife of a U.S. Marshal with a haunted intensity that made the film's tragic climax all the more devastating. The end of the decade saw Williams alongside Ryan Gosling in the romantic drama "Blue Valentine" (2010), starring as a young couple charting the course of their once idyllic - now unbearably painful - relationship over the years. The small independent film received strong critical praise, and earned Williams Indie Spirit, Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations for Best Actress. Williams upped her game with her next film, "My Week with Marilyn" (2011), in which she played iconic screen siren Marilyn Monroe, who strikes up a relationship with a production assistant (Eddie Redmayne) during her first trip to England while shooting "The Price and the Showgirl" (1957). The role garnered Williams widespread acclaim and earned her an Independent Spirit Award, an Oscar nomination, and a Golden Globe win for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy.
Name | Role | Comments |
Morgan Freeman | Companion | Met when he directed episodes of "Dawson's Creek" in 2000; No longer together |
Cary Fukunaga | Companion | Reportedly dating as of June 2011 |
Spike Jonze | Companion | Worked together on "Synecdoche, New York" (2008); Began dating in spring 2008; Confirmed split in September 2009 |
Heath Ledger | Companion | Met in 2004 while filming "Brokeback Mountain" (2005); Father of her daughter Matilda; Separated amicably in August 2007 after three years together; Died Jan. 22, 2008 from an accidental overdose |
Matilda Ledger | Daughter | Born Oct. 28, 2005 in Brooklyn, NY; father, Heath Ledger |
Jason Segel | Companion | Met through Williams's best pal - and Segel's former "Freaks and Geeks" costar - Busy Philipps; Relationship first made public March 2012; Reportedly split February 2013 |
Larry Williams | Father | Born c. 1944; Separated from Williams' mother |
Carla Williams | Mother | Born c. 1956; Separated from Williams' father |
Paige Williams | Sister | Born c. 1984 |
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Santa Fe Christian High School |
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"She's this stable, happy-go-lucky girl still wrestling with demons. She grew up quickly at a real fast pace. Of course, I can relate to that." - Williams on her "Dawson's Creek" character Jen Lindley, quoted in USA Today, Jan. 20, 1998 |
"Making a lifestyle out of going to premieres is just a dead end. I can't imagine anything worse than a crowd of people. It makes me ill. Honestly, I would rather be at the dentist." - Williams' assessment of the the Hollywood party scene, quoted in Movieline, September 1998 |
"When I was younger, I felt the weight of everything on my shoulders without the promise of anything," says Williams. "I was messier." - to Entertainment Weekly, Jan. 13, 2006 |
"I feel like a plow horse, like I've kept my nose to the ground and put one foot in front of the other, and that it's been really methodical. It's just to everybody else that it seems I've burst out in the last year." - Williams to Interview magazine, March 2006 |
"Not only is she beautiful and brilliant, but she brings such intellect to her work along with an intuitive grasp of character, extraordinary depth of feeling, and a kind of innate glamour - I guess we call it star quality, don't we? For a director, it's the dream package." - "My Week with Marilyn" director Simon Curtis on Williams, Vogue, October 2011 |
"I would say I spent something like nine months doing my homework. I was surprised to learn that she was really profoundly quite average. She had a normal walk, a normal speaking voice. The camera really transformed her." - Williams on playing Marilyn Monroe in "My Week with Marilyn," quoted in People magazine, Dec. 5, 2011 |
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. Rf nmmt' •: i iC ^ B N i i IT^ S 1SERTER AN OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER _ . nt VILLAGE OF FARMINGDALE SERVING THE GREATER FARMINGDALE AREA, BETHPAGE, MELVILLE \$ A MEMBER OF THE OISSIIS \ I 15 / I HI BUME GROUP OF NEWSPAPERS Vol. 9 No. 38 rcond Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y 11735 • PubHshed by THE OBSERVER, INC., Box 146, Farmingdale, N. Y. Thursday, May 1 1 , 1 9 72 KILKENNY- BOUND: Nassau County Executive Ralph G. Caso, left, presents Ben McGarry, past president of the National Grand Council of Irish Emerald Societies, with a Nassau County flag as McGarry's granson, Stephen Gray of Farmingdale, looks on. McGarry will present the flag to the Lord Mayor of Kilkenny, Ireland, later this month. Candidate Jean Looney: People Do not Trust Library Trustees In announcing her candidacy for the Farmingdale Library Board last week, Miss Jean M. Looney noted that one of the issues integral to her platform is that of the role of the public in the operation of the library system. In her latest statement she explores that point in some detail: " Do the people make frequent use of the library facilities? Do the people have confidence in the Trustees' ability to spend taxpayers' money in a wise and thrift- conscious manner? The statistics offer a resounding " no" to both queries. " In the past year, between 12,000 and 15,000 books have been borrowed by Farmingdale residents from neighboring libraries. Why are Farmingdale residents patronzing the library less frequently? Is the reason, perhaps, that the library's offerings are not adequate because money that could be spent to procure needed books is being used to pay for ancillary activities, such as film shows, field trips and hobby demonstrations? These must be priorities when working within the limits of an austerity budget. " Why this absolute rejection of proposed budgets by a public that is learning - conscious enough to borrow 12,000 to 15,000 books from other libraries? The answer: the public has little representation regarding the expenditure of their money for library purposes. If ihe people were confident that the Trustees would spend their money wisely, I feel sure that a new budget would be approved. How, then, do we make our library system more democratic without infringing upon the professionalism of the librarians and the authority of the Board? One possible solution is a district-wide poll. This would offer each citizen the opportunity to express his views on various aspects of Cancer Society Dance Was A Great Success The first annual dinner- dance of the Farmingdale branch of the American Cancer Society, held last Friday at the Holiday Manor was a great success. The committee, headed by Mrs. Hose Diana, Mrs. Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Mildred DeMarco and others, wants to thank all who attended and all the merchants for their generous donations of gifts. The proceeds will be used for research and for the cancer detection clinic at Elmont. The Farmingdale branch wants to remind all who have lost a loved one to cancer to avail themselves of the Sword of Hope living memorial program of the American Cancer Society. For inlorinaton call PIG 7534 or the local branch memorial chairman, Mrs. Mildred DeMarco, CH9 - 0023. library service, such as: the types of books he would like to see more of in the library ( popular, fiction, children's books, classics, non- fiction, etc.); the value of the ancillary programs; and, the hours during which he would like to see the library open. It would be understood, of course, that such a poll would be purely advisory. " A second possible solution to the problem is increased communication between the Board and the public, particularly the younger segment of our population. If elected, I would be willing to set up office hours in the library on a Saturday morning every other month to talk with anyone who might have an idea on improving the library. Citizens Advisory Committees have been organized before but, in my opinion, they have excluded the young and those, who for educational or vocational reasons, are unable to be members of a CAC. The plan I suggest would hopefully reach out to a wider range of the public. " The average citizen wants a library in which he can take pride, a library that will contribute to his self- improvement. Moreover, I believe that he is more than willing to pay for that library, provided that he has a voice in how his money is spent and provided that he lias confidence in the Trustees who spend it. Unfortunately, such has not been the case in Farmingdale for too long." Voters Get Say on Main Street School At its special meeting last Monday night at Weldon E. Howitt Junior High School, the Farmingdale board of education decided to add two propositions to the budget proposal which will be voted on June 14. The first one deals with the rental in whole or in part of Main Street School to BOCES while the second one calls for a $ 130,000.00 bond issue to install a fire, heat and smoke detection system and a vandalism alarm system in all schools of the district. Proposition one would allow the board of education to rent Main Street School to BOCES for a period not to exceed five years. The lease would, however, have several escape clauses to terminate the rental agreement sooner. Superintenent of schools, Dr. William Kinzler, reported to the board that BOCES was definitely interested in renting the facilities of Main Street school for bringing together approximately sixty retarded students of junior and senior high school age who are now scattered over many schools in Nassau County. BOCES would be able to consolidate its services for these retarded students, make the services more effective and more economical. Authorization of a $ 130,000.00 bond issue had originally been approved by school district voters in 1964. At that time the money was to have been used for the expansion of Albany Avenue, Parkway Oaks and Woodward Parkway Schools. As it turned out, the money did not have to be used after all at that time. The reason for the new bond issue is based on the need of fire and vandalism detection systems in order to protect current insurance rates and the investment of valuable equipment in the schools. There would be a considerable saving if the installation of such systems would be carried out in all buildings at the same time. It would also be considered as an improvement to the buildings and thereby become eligible for state aid. In other action Monday night, the board of education rescinded a motion only passed last April which would have transferred children entering kindergarten classes from their Albany Avenue area to Woodward Parkway School. New studies by the administration brought to light that Albany Avenue School will be able to handle its new kindergarten clajs after all. Another motion which was adopted finally calls for the availability of a choice for 5th - graders who initiate their foreign language studies. Until now, 5th - graders had to take what was being offered at that particular year, either Spanish or French. Now, students can choose either one of the two languages. This will not result in any additional costs to the taxpayer. The school board also decided to appeal the newest decision of the State Human Rights Appeal Board in the maternity leave issue before the Appelate Division of the Supreme Court. The board could not report any further development in the settlement of the teachers' contract. The contract has not been signed yet, although basic agreement had been reached on April 27. Both sides are still considering the question whether the contract should be in effect over two years or just one year. NORTHSIDERS RAISE FUNDS: Five Northside boys held a bake sale last week in order to raise money for the Tracey Reis Memorial Fund. Helping a young miss select her lunchtime dessert are ( 1. to r.) Kevin Ward, Steven Comboy, Nat Corrao, Michael Green, and Robert Lucien. Collections were taken up in each intermediate classroom with the receipts destined to help the Reis family, including two other Northsiders, Steven and Debbie. By the end of the week the fund had reached $ 671.16 according to Northside student council president Suzanne McAfee. Another $ 50.00 to the Reis fund was donated recently by the Farmingdale Republican Club.
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Sen. Ted Cruz got a lot of pushback from Republican colleagues during a closed-door meeting questioning his relentless effort to tie government funding to derailing the Affordable Care Act.
"Cruz was completely unapologetic about the ads that he is featured in on the Senate Conservatives Fund website that attack other Republicans. He sees himself as the only truly pure Republican. His colleagues are furious. He has no successful strategy but has managed to generate grass roots support for his position," one senior Republican source at Wednesday's meeting told CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
Cruz has urged Republicans in the House to stand firm and continue pushing any plan to fund the government to proposals aimed at curtailing the ACA.
This summer, he appeared in ads produced by the Senate Conservatives Fund urging Republicans to push Congress to defund the health care law.
This strategy has upset Senate Republicans and some House GOP members because some privately blame the freshman Texas lawmaker for causing the shutdown and boxing House Speaker John Boehner into a corner.
Cruz's spokesman did not have a response to reports of pushback during the Wednesday meeting. Cruz told Politico the media loves to cover internal Republican disagreements and "apparently some senators are content to fuel those stories with anonymous quotes."
Cruz also was unapologetic talking to conservative talk radio host Laura Ingraham earlier Wednesday.
"We've had now three times, the House has endeavored to pass compromise bills that would keep the government funded, but at the same time would start to address the enormous harms that Obamacare is inflicting on the American people. And three times, Harry Reid has said 'no, absolutely not, I will not talk, I will not compromise, I will not do anything -- no.' And as long as he maintains that absolutist position, both Reid and President Obama have said they won't even sit down to talk. They want a shutdown," he said.
At a previous meeting of Senate Republicans, Sen. Susan Collins spoke about some of the ads in Maine that said she was not conservative enough, blaming Cruz for helping to divide the party.
During the Wednesday session, many senators spoke out and aimed their comments directly at Cruz, the GOP source told Borger.
While Cruz initially drew the anger of some Republicans weeks ago when the House passed the first bill to keep the government operating only if the ACA was defunded because Democrats controlled the Senate, he then staged a 21-hour talkathon last week trying to prevent the health care law provision from being removed. He lost that effort but helped cement his stature with the Republican base.
That caused some Republicans to go public with their consternation.
Asked why Boehner can't bring up for consideration any bill he wants, Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., told CNN Wednesday night that the "leadership made a decision to take the position that we are going to take the Ted Cruz strategy, and we are not going to fund the government until we get rid of Obamacare."
Nunes blames Cruz for causing the GOP not to have a choice and causing a shutdown.
"John Boehner said we'll take this Ted Cruz strategy. You guys went out for two months, made these commitments. We'll take it. We'll implement it. And now, here we are, it's fully implemented. ... I think Ted Cruz is one of the best politicians that's come around in a long time. He's able to rally the base, he's got a lot of money ... There's a lot of consultants making money off this and lots of TV ads going on. The problem with it is, it's one thing to be good at politics. It's another thing to be not good at strategy."
Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., has previously called Cruz "a fraud" for his promises of defunding the ACA. But other Republicans are not backing away from Cruz, including Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli, who is scheduled to hold an event with the senator on Saturday.
For Democrats, there is little question of who is in fact leading the anti-ACA effort and are eager to highlight Cruz's efforts.
Mo Elleithee, communications director for the Democratic National Committee, said in a statement regarding Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus: "I think he probably has Speaker Cruz Boehner's number somewhere."


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Hello Sir, I would like to know will ramazan effected with using perfume / Body spray / Body soup / Shampoo or any other type of fragrance liquid Many thanks in advance Mohammad Naseem |
Salam, no Ramazan will not be affected any of these,but if any of these contains those ingredients, eg, mint then its problem and should be avoided |
Food for thought: water can't be drunk during fasting, but we are free to bathe, immerse in water, splash it on etc. Therefore, you are not eating or drinking the perfume. Using a skin product is alright. Here is what you should watch out for: going to the mosque with perfume or strong odors (especially for women) and pork by products in the many preparations (yes they are common). |