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At first, the two women who saw the figure on the beach on Lane's Island in Vinalhaven thought she might be sunbathing. Then they noticed that she was fully dressed in blue jeans, sweatshirt, and sneakers and lying facedown on the rocks. It was September 18, 1972, and Bella Baldwin was dead.
At the time, though, and for weeks afterwards, no one knew her name. When she was found, her pockets were empty, the bright red purse residents remembered her carrying was missing, and all of her personal possessions had disappeared from her room at the island motel where, as it turned out, she had registered under a false name. Her rain slicker was found neatly folded under a nearby tree. Carlton Thurston, Knox County's sheriff at the time, later called it the most baffling case of his career.
Yet despite a host of unanswered questions, contradictory statements from witnesses and medical people, the bruises on her face and neck, and the disappearance of her money, identification, and traveling bags, Bella Baldwin's death was never classified as a murder, or even suspicious. No one investigated her death or questioned witnesses. Neither her family nor the police ever discovered what really happened to her or why. Baldwin became part of Penobscot Bay's legends, a mystery filled with rumors and innuendo but few facts.
At least until recently. Sparked by former summer resident Alice Wolper's almost obsessive fascination with the case and her years of research, the Knox County Sheriff's Department is taking another look at Bella Baldwin's death. Sheriff Donna Dennison recently visited Vinalhaven and spoke with Bodine Ames and Cynthia Oakes, the women who found the body. She has assigned a detective to review the scanty facts in the case and interview islanders who remember the mysterious death.
Until recently, Maine didn't have a "cold case" squad. Murders in the state are investigated by the Maine State Police and, in the larger cities, by local detectives; they revisit old deaths as time and personal inclination are available. About a year ago, the Maine Attorney General's Office hired Lara Nomani, a former drug prosecutor, to review the state's eighty-seven unsolved homicides. Bella Baldwin isn't on Nomani's list, though — her death was never classified as suspicious.
Bodine Ames and Cynthia Oakes recall with startling clarity finding Baldwin's corpse despite the thirty-six intervening years. At the time, both women had teenaged daughters and frequently visited with each other. That day they had ridden bicycles over to Lane's Island, a small island linked to Vinalhaven by a bridge and the location of a popular secluded beach on a cove below the Lane family cemetery, where the headstones date back to the War of 1812.
"It was a beautiful fall afternoon," Oakes says. "The goldenrod was blooming, and butterflies were flying around. We were talking about how beautiful it was when I looked off to my left and saw what at first I thought was a young boy lying face down on the beach."
Both women noticed that one arm was oddly bent and the figure was unmoving. It lay just below the high tide line on the sand and cobblestone beach. "I said, 'Something's wrong there,' and I ran down and stood beside her," Oakes says. "I called to her several times, and she didn't respond."
Ames ran to a nearby house to call the island doctor, Dr. Ralph Earle. Meanwhile, Oakes warned two people walking nearby, Harriet Dunne and James Knowlton, not to go down to the beach. Knowlton went to look anyway, she says. "He looked at her for a minute and then walked away," she recalls.
The investigation that followed can best be described as perfunctory. Oakes and Ames say they were never questioned by police or other authorities. The other island witnesses — Bud and Pat Crossman, the now-deceased owners of the Tidewater Motel where Baldwin stayed from Friday until Monday when her body was discovered, and Barbara Davis, the woman who cleaned her room — also insisted to Wolper that no one had questioned them.
Wolper, a former social worker who now lives in the Philadelphia area with her husband, a college professor, says her interest in Baldwin's death began with her first visit to Vinalhaven in October 1972 — on the same day that Bella Baldwin's father and stepmother, Charles and Gretchen Baldwin, arrived from London to talk to authorities about her death. "I've always felt there was more to her death than anyone was saying," she explains.
After missing the ferry to Monhegan, Wolper visited Vinalhaven at the suggestion of a waitress in Rockland. At the time, the only place to eat on the island was the pool hall, she says. "I sat at a tiny counter and ordered a crabmeat sandwich from the man standing in front of the grill," Wolper recalls. Reynold Tibbetts was not only the cook and owner of the pool hall, but also the island constable, an authority he reinforced by habitually wearing dark blue pants and shirt.
After the man and woman sitting next to her left to catch the ferry, Tibbetts told her, "That couple [are] the parents of the girl whose body was found in a cove on the island last month. They just identified her." Then he quietly added: "Somebody on this island knows something, but they're not talking."
"I've always wondered why he told me that," she says today. "I thought it was weird at the time. We became friends later, and I think he just felt he had to say something to somebody that day."
She began pursuing the facts in the case seriously in 2001, after telling the story to her daughter. "I started asking questions and listening to people, and the more I did, the more convinced I was that Bella's death at least deserved a new look."
In the years since, Wolper interviewed as many of the primary people involved in the case as she could find, including several who have since died. She had a well-known forensic expert review Baldwin's autopsy report. She wrote a short newspaper article about the death that caught the eye of famed Bangor author Stephen King, who mentions the case in the afterword to The Colorado Kid. Then this past spring she presented her research to Sheriff Dennison, who promised to give the case some new attention. "A lot of people trusted me enough to talk about what they knew or remembered, and I want[ed] to tell the story that they could never tell themselves," Wolper says.
Fourteen miles from Rockland, the island of Vinalhaven is only seven miles long and three and a half miles wide. Then as now the island hosted an active fishing community and a year-round population of about 1,200 people. Summer visitors were usually regulars who owned homes on the island and stayed for weeks or months at a time every year. "Today we see a lot more day-trippers on the island," Oakes offers. "We knew the [summer] people back then. We don't now."
The young woman who had apparently drowned in one of the coves, according to the autopsy performed the evening of her discovery, was an anonymous mystery. Her trip to Vinalhaven, after a brief stay in Rockland, had apparently been the spontaneous whim of a young woman who was exploring the Maine coast on her own. Not only were all of her personal belongings missing, but she also had signed into the motel under a false name, Linda Bowan.
For several days families with missing daughters viewed the young woman in the Carpenter Funeral Home in Rockland. After a nationwide search, "Unknown" was buried in Seaview Cemetery in Rockland on September 29, 1972.
In early October, a doctor in Reisterstown, Maryland, noticed the sketch of the young woman's face that appeared in the Annapolis Evening Capital. Dr. Clarence McWilliams called Sheriff Thurston and said the woman looked like one of his patients, nineteen-year-old Bella Baldwin. Soon her dental work was being compared to the young woman. Shortly afterwards, police contacted Bella Baldwin's mother, Susannah Baldwin, in Reisterstown and her father, Charles Baldwin, who was living in England with his second wife, Gretchen.
Charles Baldwin died years ago, but Gretchen Baldwin now lives in York, Maine. She told Wolper that at first she thought that Bella had committed suicide because she had made two previous attempts, once cutting a wrist and another time taking an overdose.
A wine bottle and two beer cans were found in the cove with Baldwin's body. Gretchen Baldwin told Wolper that Bella used to drink that brand of white wine, but the beer cans puzzled her. She also remembered that the owner of the funeral home, Melvin Carpenter, took her and her husband aside to say that he had seen a lot of drownings and he didn't think that Bella died by drowning.
"Sheriff Thurston also told us that Bella was a virgin," Gretchen Baldwin added. "Now that I think about it, that was strange when we didn't even know how she had drowned. Her death is full of imponderables."
John Baldwin, Bella's older brother who now lives in Virginia, told Wolper he has always been on the fence about how Bella died. "Bella's psychiatrist, Dr. Roger Waterman, visited us and said that he didn't think that Bella committed suicide because he had seen her just before she left for Maine." Also, the letters that she wrote almost daily to a friend both before and while on Vinalhaven portray a young woman excited about being out on her own and exploring the world. After Sheriff Thurston met with the Baldwins and spoke with Waterman, he reportedly shifted his opinion of Bella's death from a suicide to an accident.
"At the rate things are going I'm tempted to write the case up as an accidental drowning," Thurston explained to the Courier-Gazette at the time. "The rocks on the beach were large and could make walking difficult, and when she was found, she had a broken rib."
But the sheriff's statement raises new questions. No broken rib was described in the autopsy report. In fact, the pathologist, Dr. Lincoln Opper, wrote: "The rib cage is removed. There are no fractures." Opper's report did not mention any sign of rape or sexual activity. Thurston, who has since died, never explained why he thought Baldwin had a broken rib.
In addition, the autopsy made no mention of injuries that James Knowlton told Wolper he saw. He said that when he went down to the beach that afternoon to look at the body, he turned her over with his foot. "There were bubbles coming out of her mouth, and it looked like someone had smashed her," he told Wolper. "Taken a rock the size of their hand and smashed in her face."
Yet Dr. Earle would later report that it was he who turned over Bella Baldwin's body, and neither he nor the autopsy report would mention any facial injuries consistent with Knowlton's account. The autopsy mentions facial contusions and bruises on the face and neck and abrasions over the knuckles of her hands. (When Wolper had a nationally prominent coroner, Dr. Halbert Fillinger, Jr., of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, review the autopsy report, he said he doubted the bruises came from either falling or wave action. Nor was Baldwin's position on the beach consistent with someone who had washed ashore with the tide.)
Over the years "the girl with the red purse" has become island legend. "People will always talk about it out here," muses Bodine Ames, now a town selectman. "It's something that people still wonder about."
"That initial scene will never leave my mind," Oakes adds. "So many people in the years since have dreamed up so many stories." Both she and Ames believe Baldwin's death was accidental.
Bella Baldwin's parents decided to leave her in Rockland. Her grave is marked with a small granite stone engraved with a line of her poetry: "I catch the sun in my fingertips." Perhaps it will also shine a light on her death.
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List of Student Organizations
The purpose of student organizations at Willamette University is to provide opportunities for the enhancement of academic, cultural, social and recreational aspects of student life through participation in group programs and activities. Every Willamette student has the opportunity to become involved in campus organizations!
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Performing Arts Organizations
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The Willamette Dance Company is an organization of dancers and dance enthusiasts with the common goal of creating and performing a semesterly dance concert.
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The purpose of this organization is to promote, perform, and teach methods of improvisational theatre to members of the Willamette community.
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Poi club promotes, expresses and teaches the art of poi on the Willamette campus. We will gather regularly to practice and improve each others' skills. Performances will be in conjunction with other clubs at WU including but not limited to the DJ and Hawaii club. The tools used in poi are varied; the include poi balls, glowsticks, zuni, beaming poi and fine poi among others.
Contact Kelsey Muller
The Songwriting Club promotes a safe creative environment for sharing student music while working to refine lyricism and musicality. Additionally, the Songwriting club will work to publish student material, promote campus music, and provide opportunities for community performances.
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The purpose of Taiko is to give an opportunity to students to learn the traditional ways of Japanese Taiko and to perform for Willamette as well as other local communities in hopes of expanding the knowledge of Japanese tradition.
Contact Megan Newcomb
Tandem is a co-ed a capella choir that arranges, learns and performs a variety of popular music.
Contact Jaden King
Up Top is a student-run female a cappella musical group comprised of full-time Willamette students of any major. It strives to promote a creative and performance outlet through the process of performing and arranging original and "covered" vocal pieces.
Contact Alec Chase
This organization represents all curricular choirs at Willamette including: Chamber Choir, Willamette Singers, Voce Femminile and Male Ensemble Willamette. The organization goal is to promote excellence in the choral art.

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Closing the Pub: Georgetown's all-time worst idea
Posted by: Chris Heller in Vox Populi, tags: Alcohol Policy, The Pub, The Worst Idea Georgetown's Ever Had, Things we despise with the fiery passion of one thousand suns, WGTBGeorgetown has spoken. (Er … voted.) Closing Georgetown's once-upon-a-time, on-campus bar, the Pub, was the worst idea the University has had. Ever!
"Revising the alcohol policy" and "selling WGTB's radio license" finished in second and third place, respectively.
Let's recap the University's terrible, awful, despicable decision to close the Pub:
Healy Hall was once the center of student life on campus, with the student-run Pub serving as its drunken core. The Pub was a 'sticky, smelly, sweaty, time-of-your-life,' one former manager said. [...]
It won praise year after year as the best college bar in America, but slowly went bankrupt in the late 1980s after a new alcohol policy forced its student managers to host a dry night once a week. Although the Pub was reborn in the newly-completed Leavey Center, Vice President of Student Affairs James A. Donahue closed the bar for good during the 1994-1995 academic year.
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Beach Golf Pool Entertainment Luxury in Seabrook Island
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Seabrook Island
rates (USD)
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$ 3,250 - $ 4,300 / week
$ 6,950 - $ 18,000 / month
vacation rental description
Seabrook Island - Private 4400 sq ft 6BR/5BA home offers an attached
1 BR inlaw suite/apartment
all of the luxury, entertainment and comfort you would want for a
Summer beach vacation. New
construction with awesome golf course views of Ocean Winds holes #7
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private swimming pool while you sip cocktails and grill your favorite
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Six bedrooms including Guest Apartment. 2 Master BRs w/King beds, 2
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entertainment room with 3 single beds and 1 bunk bed set. Big open
floor plan, gameroom, full
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The guest apartment/in-law suite has a separate full kitchen, King
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entrance from stairs or elevator.
Master BR has a King bed, french door access to back deck and golf,
big jacuzzi bath, extra large rain shower, 2 vanities w/granite,
heated marble tiles and big walk in closet.
Showers and tubs in all bath rooms. Outside shower near the pool.
Clean towels and linens provided. This house was built for comfort,
convenience and entertainment.
No smoking inside and no pets please.
property availability
Last modified on 11-29-2013 at 3:30 PM.
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house rental amenities
Full entertainment includes 34' long swimming pool, new pool table,
ping-pong, foosball, Hi-def big
flat screen TVs w/surround sound, DVD/CD, I-pod connect, stereo and
cable TV throughout house,
Wireless internet, BBQ grill, 5 bikes, beach chairs, golf
push carts, multiple decks and a
full bar upstairs with elevator access.
If you need further amenities outside of this home, the following are
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beach club, fitness center,
equestrian rides, wildlife scenes, shopping at Freshfields Village
and great restaurants. You can
also take a 30 minute drive to tour downtown Historic Charleston.
activities and attractions in Seabrook Island South Carolina
Relaxing at your own pool; beach, golf, boating, fishing, tennis,
horses, bike riding, exercising,
shopping and fine dining.
vacation rental rates
Summer rates - $4500/wk; Lower off-season rates begin September - mid
*Rentals subject to 11% tax and $250 cleaning fee.
**20% deposit due to secure rental reservation. Balance due two
weeks prior to rental.
Check-in is at 4:00 p.m. Check-out is at 11:00 a.m. Earlier check-in by request.
Richard Homes 843-224-9175
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Highest Degree Offered: | Associate's |
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Haywood County art teachers gained a boost to their teaching wish lists when members of the QuickDraw Committee met to award mini-grants to elementary, middle school, and senior high art teachers.
The grants were given at the Haywood County School Board meeting in October to fund original creative teaching ideas in school art programs. The grants enable art teachers to brainstorm and design school-specific projects to enhance their teaching curriculum, and often tie in with academic coursework. The art grants are funded through QuickDraw, an annual art fundraiser, reknowned for its lively atmosphere of creation and the chance to meet prominent artists and buy their works.
Since QuickDraw's inception, $32,000 in teacher grants and $13,000 in scholarships have been donated to benefit art education.
According to Steve Brown, executive director of the Haywood County Schools Foundation, this is the ninth year that teachers have applied for and received funds through the Foundation from QuickDraw donations. QuickDraw's art scholarships will be awarded in May at the annual Schools Foundation function honoring scholars and athletes receiving scholarship assistance through the Foundation.
QuickDraw is held the last Saturday of April each year. QuickDraw 2011 is slated for Saturday, April 30, at Laurel Ridge Country Club in Waynesville. Over 30 professional artists will work live at the event.
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Janelle Trent has been desperately trying to have a baby. Can she surrender to God when the treatments don't work?
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Can two people in love move past heartache to find each other, and possibly a miracle, again?
Janelle had cried herself to sleep the night before and hadn't even said her prayers. Maybe God wasn't listening to her. Her faith slipped further away from her as her own needs grew to a frightening crescendo. Every day that took her further away from her dream of a child, every time she took a test that came back negative, a little piece of her died. What kind of God would allow such heartache?
Of course, rationally, Janelle knew that God did not work that way, that her God was not a vengeful God, but right now rational thought didn't work. First, the infertility problems, and now her husband had walked out.
Janelle had no idea where Kevin had gone the night before, nor where he had stayed. He hadn't called. He always called. This distance between them had only started after their third round of treatment, or maybe it was their second, she couldn't recall anymore. When the only thing on her mind was an all-encompassing desire to become pregnant, casual talk and touching base took a backseat. The only things occupying her date book were cycle notes, medication, and doctors 'appointments. She remembered pulling away from Kevin after one of the transfers and staying in bed for two days with her body at a certain angle, just to try anything to make sure "this time" it would work.
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J - I love you, but I'm not sure what to do anymore. I think you need to take some time to think about where our future lies, regardless of whether there is a baby in it. This is no way to live our lives. I'm going to stay at my brother's for a few days. I think that will give us some time to calm down and think rationally. At least, I hope so. K.


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BLACK NATIVITY (PG cert, 93 min)
Dir: Kasi Lemmons; Starring: Forest Whitaker, Angela Bassett, Jennifer Hudson, Jacob Latimore
The film's so earnest, and so confused, about being poor and black in America as to be an embarrassment to all involved. Read The Telegraph's Black Nativity review.
THE BEST MAN HOLIDAY (15 cert, 123 min)
Dir: Malcolm D Lee; Starring: Taye Diggs, Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, Terrence Howard, Regina Hall, Monica Calhoun, Morris Chestnut, Harold Perrineau, Melissa De Sousa
The Best Man was a modestly popular 1999 comedy-drama with a completely African-American ensemble cast. All are hereby reunited for a belated sequel from the same writer-director, Malcolm D Lee. It's a Christmas get-together scenario with a debt to 1983's The Big Chill. Read The Telegraph's The Best Man Holiday review.
BIG BAD WOLVES (18 cert, 110 min)
Dir: Aharon Keshales, Navot Papushado; Starring: Lior Ashkenazi, Tzahi Grad, Doval'e Glickman, Rotem Keinan
The Israeli revenge thriller Big Bad Wolves arrives on these shores with a full-throated endorsement from Quentin Tarantino, who called it the best picture of the year. It resoundingly isn't. Read The Telegraph's Big Bad Wolves review.
BLUE JASMINE (PG cert, 98 min)
Dir: Woody Allen; Starring: Cate Blanchett, Sally Hawkins, Alec Baldwin, Peter Sarsgaard, Bobby Cannavale, Andrew Dice Clay, Louis CK
Woody Allen's snapped to wakefulness, his comic and dramatic synapses firing off with an old ease that's nothing if not gratifying. Cate Blanchett gives a fascinating, richly detailed lead performance as a spoiled socialite who tumbles off her gilded perch, forcing her to move in with her working-class foster sister (Sally Hawkins). Read The Telegraph's Blue Jasmine review.
BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOUR (18 cert, 180 min)
Dir: Abdellatif Kechiche; Starring: Adèle Exarchopoulos, Léa Seydoux
This is the film that wowed the Cannes jury, caused an acrimonious scandal between its director and stars, and arrives not just with superlatives piled upon it, but controversial ballyhoo about its very long and explicit scenes of lesbian sex. For all the hype, Blue is the Warmest Colour is mostly tremendous, and anchored by two of the year's most fiercely committed performances. Read The Telegraph's Blue is the Warmest Colour review.
THE BUTLER (12A cert, 132min)
Dir: Lee Daniels; Starring: Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey, David Oyelowo, Terrence Howard, John Cusack, James Marsden, Live Schreiber, Robin Williams, Vanessa Redgrave, Alan Rickman
This is a state-of-the-nation piece about Cecil Gaines, a working-class African-American man who spends a significant part of the 20th century bringing very rich and powerful white men their toast and coffee on a silver tray. It is so desperate to leapfrog its way to Oscar-contender status that it never quite manages to entertain or move you in the moment, however. Read The Telegraph's The Butler review.
CAPTAIN PHILLIPS (12A cert, 134 min)
Dir: Paul Greengrass; Starring: Tom Hanks, Barkhad Abdi, Barkhad Abdirahman, Faysal Ahmed, Mahat M. Ali, Catherine Keener
Tom Hanks plays the title role in this blistering modern-day piracy thriller from Paul Greengrass. Captain Phillips is hijacked from his freighter off the coast of Somalia. Things get increasingly desperate, but Phillips remains unflappable until the very last minute, when Hanks gives us what might be the best-acted scene of his career to date. Read The Telegraph's Captain Phillips review.
CARRIE (15 cert, 100 min)
Dir: Kimberly Peirce; stars: Chloë Grace Moretz, Julianne Moore, Gabriella Wilde, Portia Doubleday, Ansel Elgort, Judy Greer
You'll find yourself yearning for Brian De Palma's 1976 version of Stephen King's horror novel. And yet, Kimberley Peirce's movie isn't at all stupid, and it isn't bad. Read The Telegraph's Carrie review.
COMPUTER CHESS (15 cert, 92 min)
Dir: Andrew Bujalski; starring: Patrick Riester, Wiley Wiggins, Myles Page
Andrew Bujalski returns with a glitchy experimental comedy, shot with an ancient monochrome video camera in some anonymous hotel. Computer Chess will make you scratch your head and wonder what it's up to – but there's no doubt you'll never have seen a film quite like it. Read The Telegraph's Computer Chess review.
THE COUNSELLOR (18 cert, 117 min)
Dir: Ridley Scott; Starring: Michael Fassbender, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem, Brad Pitt, Penélope Cruz, Rosie Perez, Bruno Ganz
The Counsellor, a caper movie about a million-dollar drug deal gone wrong, is neither an outright disaster nor misunderstood masterpiece: it's just a very bad idea for a film, proficiently executed. Read The Telegraph's The Counsellor review.
DAY OF THE FLOWERS (15 cert, 99 min)
Dir: John Roberts; Starring: Eva Birthistle, Charity Wakefield, Carlos Acosta, Phyllis Logan
File this comic drama in the cupboard marked "at least they must have had fun making it", alongside the recent Status Quo film set in Fiji, and then throw away the key. Read The Telegraph's Day of the Flowers review.
DON HEMINGWAY (15 cert, 93 min)
Dir: Richard Shepard; starring: Jude Law, Richard E Grant, Demián Bichir, Emilia Clarke, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
As an acting workout for Law, it's a tour de force: a safecracker released from prison to settle various scores, he goes on a red-faced rampage, frothing with fury, swearing his head off, blubbing like a baby. The film though is filthy, shouty, embarrassing, and you mainly want it to go away. Read The Telegraph's Don Hemingway review.
DON JON (18 cert, 90 min)
Dir: Joseph Gordon-Levitt; Starring: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Scarlett Johansson, Julianne Moore, Tony Danza, Brie Larson
Here is a topical version of the Don Juan legend that sets out to satirise our sex-obsessed pop culture, but never really convinces us that it isn't part of it. Scarlett Johansson is the obvious high-point of an appealing but malfunctioning film. Read The Telegraph's Don Jon review.
THE FAMILY (15 cert, 111 min)
Dir: Luc Besson; Starring: Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Tommy Lee Jones, Dianna Agron
De Niro is playing Giovanni Manzoni, a New York City mob snitch with a $20 million contract on his head, who has been relocated with his wife and children to the north of France under a witness protection scheme. The first problem with this comedy drama is that it isn't funny. The second is that Besson's script has a self-sabotaging premise. Read The Telegraph's The Family review.
FREE BIRDS (U cert, 91 min)
Dir: Jimmy Hayward; Starring: Owen Wilson, Woody Harrelson, Amy Poehler, George Takei, Colm Meaney
The film's two main characters are turkeys, although they appear to have been drawn by people whose knowledge of the species begins and ends with a bag of frozen Twizzlers – furiously unfunny. Read The Telegraph's Free Birds review.
FROZEN (PG cert, 108 min)
Dir: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee; Starring: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, Josh Gad, Santino Fontana, Alan Tudyk, Ciarán Hinds
Frozen is based very loosely on the Hans Christian Andersen story The Snow Queen, which has been rewritten to focus on two royal sisters and given a punchy new title that was surely coined with Tangled and perhaps also the hit Broadway musical Wicked in mind. Read The Telegraph's Frozen review.
GRAVITY (12A cert, 91 min)
Dir: Alfonso Cuarón; Starring: Sandra Bullock, George Clooney
Gravity, the new Alfonso Cuarón picture, is a heart-achingly tender film about the miracle of motherhood, and the billion-to-one odds against any of us being here, astronauts or not. It's also a totally absorbing, often overpowering spectacle. This is one of the films of the year. Read The Telegraph's Gravity review.
HOMEFRONT (15 cert, 100 min)
Dir: Gary Fleder; Starring: Jason Statham, James Franco, Winona Ryder, Kate Bosworth
This meat-and-potatoes B-thriller stays modest and grounded: compared with the noisy excesses of higher-budgeted action flicks, it has a kind of crude integrity. Read The Telegraph's Homefront review.
THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (12A cert, 146 min)
Dir: Francis Lawrence; Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Elizabeth Banks, Woody Harrelson, Donald Sutherland, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Stanley Tucci
The story takes place in the classico-futurist kingdom of Panem, where an annual bread-and-circuses spectacle has teenagers competing for rations in a televised fight to the death. In fact it's ruthlessly gripping, and aside from a few slow passages in its opening act, it more or less constantly flicks between drama and action. Read The Telegraph's The Hunger Games: Catching Fire review.
IN FEAR (15 cert, 85 min)
Dir: Jeremy Lovering; Starring: Iain De Caestecker, Alice Englert, Allen Leech
The British chiller In Fear turns the rising stress levels of two people, in a car, getting hopelessly lost into a motor for clockwork dread. The movie, set (though not shot) in rural Ireland is always just a fraction closer to home than you may be ready for. Read The Telegraph's In Fear review.
JEUNE ET JOLIE (18 cert, 94 min)
Dir: François Ozon; Starring: Marine Vacth, Géraldine Pailhas, Frédéric Pierrot
What a curious film François Ozon brings us here. It feels like a puzzle with no solution. Why is 17-year-old Isabelle (Marine Vacth), who seems to have grown up in perfect bourgeois contentment, driven to prostitute herself – literally – for the Paris raincoat brigade? Read The Telegraph's Jeune et Jolie review.
KILL YOUR DARLINGS (15 cert, 104 min)
Dir: John Krokidas; Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Dane DeHaan, Ben Foster, Jack Huston, Elizabeth Olsen, Kyra Sedgwick, Jennifer Jason Leigh, John Cullum
Daniel Radcliffe, in his second post-Potter persona, plays the poet Allen Ginsberg in this drama about the early days of the Beat Generation. Read The Telegraph's Kill Your Darlings review.
LEVIATHAN (12A cert, 110 min)
Dirs: Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Verena Paravel
This extraordinarily weird and arresting film is a documentary of sorts – it was entirely shot on a fishing trawler off the Massachusetts coast, mostly at night. But it's really a radical experiment in non-fiction cinema – not seeking to enlighten or inform, but to disorientate us, practically to drown us, in a nightmare vision of the ocean's power. Read The Telegraph's Leviathan review.
NEBRASKA (15 cert, 115 min)
Dir: Alexander Payne; Starring: Bruce Dern, Will Forte, Bob Odenkirk, June Squibb, Stacy Keach
After The Descendants, Nebraska sees Payne return to the realm of real-world problems, and also to the mouth-tinglingly bittersweet form of his earlier road movies, Sideways and About Schmidt – although it moves with a wistful, shuffling, grizzly-bearish rhythm all of its own. Read The Telegraph's Nebraska review.
OLDBOY (18 cert, 104 min)
Dir: Spike Lee. Starring: Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Olsen, Sharlto Copley, Michael Imperioli
The 2003 Korean film of the same name was an almost sadistically brilliant exercise in audience manipulation. Spike Lee's garish reproduction never pretends to know who it's for and has a peculiar contempt for itself. It's as if he realised what a mess he'd got himself into, and took to giggling so we might suspect it was a joke all along. Read The Telegraph's Oldboy review.
PARKLAND (15 cert, 93 min)
Dir: Peter Landesman; Starring: Zac Efron, Paul Giamatti, James Badge Dale, Colin Hanks, Marcia Gay Harden, Billy Bob Thornton, Jacki Weave
Parkland is an ensemble historical drama set in the immediate aftermath of the John F. Kennedy assassination, and has been cannily timed for release on the 50th anniversary of the former US President's death. Unfortunately Parkland emerges as the most ridiculous serious film of the year. Read The Telegraph's Parkland review.
PHILOMENA (12A, 94 min)
Dir: Stephen Frears; Starring: Judi Dench, Steve Coogan, Sophie Kennedy Clark
Frears's film, comfortably his best since The Queen, is based on the true story of Philomena Lee, an Irish woman in her 70s of strong Catholic faith, who went in search of the son she was forced to give up for adoption 50 years earlier.
PRINCE AVALANCHE (15 cert, 94 min)
Dir: David Gordon Green; Starring: Paul Rudd, Emile Hirsch
Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch dovetail perfectly as a pair of bickering road workers setting a stretch of Texas highway to rights after cataclysmic forest fires in 1987. It's light, very funny, and gorgeously scored by David Wingo and Explosions in the Sky. Read The Telegraph's Prince Avalanche review.
SAVING MR BANKS (PG cert, 125 min)
Dir: John Lee Hancock; Starring: Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Colin Farrell, Ruth Wilson, Paul Giamatti, Bradley Whitford, Jason Schwartzman, BJ Novak, Rachel Griffiths
Disney has produced a film about the tortuous making of Mary Poppins, one of the great pictures in that studio's canon. It presents Walt Disney's struggle with PL Travers, who wrote the original books, as a kind of Norman Conquest of sweetness and charm — a flooding of songs, jelly-beans and thick Californian sunlight into the life of a brilliant but unhappy writer. Read The Telegraph's Saving Mr Banks review.
SEDUCED AND ABANDONED (15 cert, 98 min)
Dir: James Toback; Starring: Alec Baldwin, James Toback, Neve Campbell, Ryan Gosling, Jessica Chastain, Martin Scorsese, Diane Kruger, James Caan
The screenwriter and director James Toback has made a film about raising money to make a film. It's a documentary, albeit one with a generous dollop of mischief stirred into the pot. Read The Telegraph's Seduced and Abandoned review.
THOR: THE DARK WORLD (12A cert, 112 min)
Dir: Alan Taylor; Starring: Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Hopkins, Stellan Skarsgård, Rene Russo, Christopher Eccleston, Idris Elba
Thor: The Dark World sees the popular Norse deity combatting an enemy as old as time, who aims to plunge the universe into darkness. There is a flabby plot and a rote, mechanical feel to it sadly. Read The Telegraph's Thor: The Dark World review.
VENDETTA (18 cert, 95 min)
Dir: Stephen Reynolds; Starring: Danny Dyer, Vincent Regan, Bruce Payne
No 12 months at the cinema would be complete without something jaw-droppingly awful starring Danny Dyer. Read The Telegraph's Vendetta review.


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Start the day with a spicy spin on breakfast classics including Fried Eggs and Carnitas Hash; Nopales con Huevo (soft scrambled eggs and cactus paddle with chili and roasted peppers); and Cinnamon-Cascabel Chili Stuffed French Toast with caramelized plantains.
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Nashville Legal Aid Lawyer Named 2013 Public Service Attorney of the Year
Award presented to Jean Crowe at luncheon ceremony
NASHVILLE, Jan. 25, 2013 -- Nashville lawyer Jean Crowe was honored as the state's top public service attorney by the Tennessee Bar Association at a luncheon on Saturday. Held each year as part of the association's Leadership Conference, the luncheon featured award winners in several categories and a keynote address by Deborah Taylor Tate, a Tennessee lawyer and former commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission.
Crowe received the 2013 Ashley T. Wiltshire Public Service Attorney of the Year Award for her career-long commitment to providing legal representation to the less fortunate in Davidson County. For nearly three decades, Crowe has worked in the Nashville office of the Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands. She has served as lead attorney of the agency's Family Law Section for 15 years.
Crowe's work has earned her a reputation as a family law expert across Tennessee and the nation. She also has been instrumental in crafting family law legislation in the state, including parenting plan legislation that took effect in 2001. One supporter of Crowe's nomination remarked that he could think of no one who had made a greater contribution to legislative efforts to protect domestic violence victims, women and children than Crowe. Those who have been helped by her advocacy say she has saved their lives. But Crowe rejects that characterization. "I never think I saved them," Crowe says. "My whole goal is for them to think they saved themselves. That's really important. Maybe I helped them, but they have to do it for themselves. I didn't do it for them."
Crowe earned her law degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1981 and practiced in a small law firm in Madison, Wis., before moving to Tennessee.
The Ashley T. Wiltshire Public Service Attorney of the Year Award is given annually to an attorney who has committed to a career in public service, and over the course of that career, has gone above and beyond the call of duty in representing indigent clients. The award is named for Ashley Wiltshire, the former executive director of the Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands, who served the agency in various roles for 37 years. Wiltshire was on hand to present the award with Alexandra MacKay, chair of the TBA's Access to Justice Committee and member with the Nashville law firm of Stites & Harbison.
Speaking at the luncheon, TBA President Jackie Dixon congratulated Crowe, saying she had gone above and beyond in her commitment to provide access to justice for those in need. She also commented on the importance of the awards, saying they provide a unique opportunity to recognize the public service commitment of Tennessee lawyers and celebrate the many ways lawyers are reducing barriers to legal assistance in the state. She concluded with a challenge to fellow lawyers in the room to do more, saying the event was also "a reminder of the vast unmet legal needs of the underserved in our state."
The Tennessee Bar Association (TBA) is the largest professional association in Tennessee with more than 11,000 members. Founded in 1881, the TBA provides opportunities for continuing legal education, professional development and public service. The TBA's dedication to serving the state's legal community is evidenced by its membership roll, which represents the entire spectrum of legal practice: plaintiff and defense lawyers, corporate counsel, judges, prosecutors, public defenders, government lawyers and legal services attorneys.


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I would like to see it IMGN drop well into the $13s so I can buy more at a discount.
I bought back half the shares I sold at $5.13 in October. I am willing to take a shot now to see what the updated Enchant Breast cancer trial data will show.
kerx4sale, it is a pretty d!ckhead move to mock someone for how many shares they hold.
I bought more IMGN at the mid $13s last week and just over $14 yesterday after the European approval announcement to increase my IMGN shares by 50%. Long-term IMGN still looks good, but I agree that a change in management would help. However, a drop to below current levels was too good to resist.
Greenype, Are you kidding me? Nether PGNX nor Salix ever said they had done or are doing a one year safety study. That would be a MAJOR material event for shareholders. There is no way that wouldn't be touted. PGNX and Salix are trying to get the FDA to use the Relistor treated AMI population and a phase IV follow-up report as the basis for allowing Relistor approval in chronic pain. Instead of facing reality, you are trying to essentially use a ouija board to guess at what might be meant by some vague change. Why don't you email IR and see what they say?
ca_fisherman, kudos for going greenype the facts. Hey greenype, I have been invested in PGNX for longer than I care to say. I blew many chances to escape with a profit doing exactly what you are ding, mis-reading or nor reading carefully enough. When the FDA was talking about a 1-year safety study, I read what PGNX had done it, and it sure as hell wasn't a 1-year safety study in subcutaneous Relistor, let alone the oral formulation. For some stupid reason I didn't see the obvious, that they might be in trouble with the FDA, so didn't immediately sell. That was just when PGNX was hovering around $10, and before the FDA shot-down Relistor approval in chronic pain. I have sold-off almost 90% of my shares since at a loss. The oral Relistor formulation is the key for PGNX, but Salix has it on hold. It's advancement is not only crucial for Relistor to be able to compete in the chronic pain market with NKTR, but Salix will owe PGNX substantial milestones on its approval, which I believe are in the $50-$70 million range. I wish it would happen, but if wishes were horses, beggars would ride.
The FDA definitely gets some of the blame.
Ooops, sorry, NDA accepted by the FDA, not FDA approval. My comments about incompetence of PGNX and its partners stand.
PGNX and their partner's obvious incompetence is on display today. NKTR has their drug for OIC approved after their 52 week safety study. PGNX and their partner had a long lead, but squandered it. The NKTR drug is an oral drug so PGNX is way behind as their most advanced formulation is subcutaneous.
I will let you know after the breast cancer updates for Ganetespib are presented this December.
Ivan, I am just pointing out that pre-clinical data is interesting, but is a very poor predictor. Many drugs which show excellent efficacy in pre-clinical data fail miserably in the clinic. I am still long SNTA but the Enchant-1 data will tell the story. I am hopeful because ERBs are major clients of HSP90. In addition, when you look at the Galaxy-1 data you will note women do better, and in some cases, lung cancer can be driven by ERBs. Don't pay attention to the imbeciles who can't take a little dose of reality so resort to childish attacks against me.
I always enjoy reading pre-clinical data. However, if you need to cite pre-clinical data to buttress your position, then you are holding a weak hand.
hailstorm, I see you don't know anything about either Biotech companies or drug development. It is almost unheard of for a company to get a drug to market in 10 years.
ahhahah the moron is back. It is flattering that you follow me around, I guess you made a lot of money following me on my two biggest holdings, ONXX and IMGN, the latter I bought most of my shares after it cratered on the FDA rejection a few years ago. I recently bought more IMGN at $13.52.
Nothing unexpected here. Of course SNTA has to raise some cash, and they have to do it before the Enchant-1 breast cancer data is released. Management was remiss in not doing it before the update of Galaxy-1. The people who were talking about how the Galaxy-1 update was great if they just omitted the two "outlier" Eastern European enrollment sites should have realized that things weren't so clean and easy when SNTA increased the size of Galaxy-2. After we get an idea of the size and price of the new share offering, and after the stock reacts, I will consider buying back some of the shares I sold at $5.13. If the Enchant-1 data looks good and stock rises significantly, then I will sell some again.
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Ivan, that isn't current as SNTA added a third arm, Ganetespib + Paclitaxel. I will repeat, there is no way the final trial data from 70 patients will be oriented this December.
There will NOT be a report on 70 patients as the trial won't be completed by December. There is an outside shot that we will only see the data on the original 15 patients. Far more likely is a decent increase, say a doubling to data from 30 patients.
Syenfrout, is the guy who was cutting and pasting from a review and spouting non-sense back?
factspls88, SNTA is worried that the lower HR recently obtained in Galaxy-1 means they need to increase the trial size to increase the chances for achieving statistical significance in the 6mo patient population, which is the Galaxy-2 patient population. That also means the Galaxy-2 trial will cost more. This is hardly a positive development. The Enchant-1 trial is now clearly the price driver for SNTA in the near term.


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MONUMENT VALLEY, ARIZONA/UTAH - There are places you dream about, either because the setting creeps into your mind as a part of a fantasy while dreaming or because they actually exist but you never think you'll set foot there.
That's what Monument Valley was like for us. We had a long day of driving behind us and were planning to overnight at Mexican Hat - named for the rock formation outside town and do Monument Valley the next day. But suddenly there it was, rising up in the distance, the setting of so many movies from John Ford westerns to 2001: A Space Odyssey.
It was nearing sunset when we drove by and we pulled over to just stare at the sight. We booked a tour with a local Navajo outfitters and it was a smart move because we got deep inside the valley and into restricted areas. There's a 26 km. scenic drive but the road is not very good and I wouldn't do it in a rental car.
Instead we ended up with Sacred Mountain Tours in a safari-type vehicle driven by a terrific 17-year-old named Sky who really knew his stuff. It was $75 each for close to three hours.
For me, the highlight was John Ford Point, the place where the director did his favourite shots in his westerns. We stood out there for photos and for $5, a Navajo rides his horse out to pose for the classic western shot.
Later we did the back of the valley and explored hidden arches and "eyes" in the rock, startling some wild horses and walking in the red sand. A magical place and one I'll never forget.
Thanks, Linda. I've always meant to make it down that way. Not yet, but soon, I hope.
It reminds me of a "conversation" I overheard on Facebook last fall. A friend from junior high school was lamenting how she hated the desert as there was nothing to see. Well, one look at these pictures and you know that's simply not true. There aren't any pine trees or flowering orchids, but there's an awful lot to love and to appreciate when you see something as stark and old and striking as Monument Valley.
Speaking of flowering orchids, there are some great deals and extra services to be had this week for anyone heading to Hawaii.
Outrigger is offering complimentary "vow renewal" ceremonies for all Outrigger condominium guests on the island of Maui. Couples can celebrate their love at an ocean-side service at fabulous Merriman's Kapalua every Wednesday at 2 p.m. Merriman's is a killer restaurant with a great wine list and it's RIGHT on the ocean with superb views of the Napili-Kapalua area and of Molokai across the water.
I've been around a fair bit and it's still my favourite view in the world. The sunsets are amazing.
Here's what the press release said: The island-style ceremony is led by a non-denominational officiate as the couples exchange a Hawaiian lei symbolizing the unbroken circle of love. The ceremony begins with the ceremonial blowing of a conch shell. While an ukulele serenades couples, a kahu (Hawaiian officiant) performs a special Hawaiian chant, including an English translation to help participants understand the spirit of the ceremony. Following the ceremony, guests are presented with certificates to commemorate their vow renewal. Attendees have the opportunity to purchase additional services such as a champagne toast, small wedding cake, flower bouquet, photographer or videographer.
Nice. The Outrigger Condominium Collection has a variety of properties that offer the privacy of a vacation rental with the guest services of a traditional hotel, all in the loveliest state in the U.S.
Got a lot more coin in your pocket? Check out this offer:
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For more information on "The Hualalai Experience" contact Hualalai Villas & Homes at (888) 477-8187 or view more details at: http://www.hualalaivillasandhomes.com/hualalai-villas-and-homes-specials.php. Occupancy is through December 31, 2011 and subject to availability and black-out dates. Rates do not include applicable taxes or Daily Resort Guest Fee.


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The understanding of the principle of equality in the Romanian society is marked by three historical periods. According to the first thread, the Romanian society still has to come up to terms with the experience of being a part of the Communist block for half a century, an experience defined by an imposed rhetoric of equality which was de facto contradicted by the aggressive policies targeting minorities and 'otherness' in general, aggressive assimilationist policies regarding national or ethnic minorities, criminalisation of consensual homosexual activities or denial of religious freedom for minority religious groups.
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As we all know things are tough in the Detroit area but now even the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club in posh Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan seems to be struggling. The yacht club sent out mailers last month offering new members a deal that lets them dock their boats for free during the 2009 season and put down only 25% of their initiation fee and defer the rest over 36 months with no interest. The club's general manager told the Detroit Free Press that the club is still doing well although membership stand at about 850, down from 900 to 950 in recent years. Local marinas are also finding the wait lists for boat-well rental space getting shorter and shorter. The yacht club offers swimming, tennis, bowling, an outdoor bar and fine dining. The Grosse Pointe Yacht Club's roots reach back to 1914 and the 18th century Italian Renaissance style clubhouse was dedicated on July 4, 1929.