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Joseph E. Davis
Philadelphia Memorial Panel: Panel 7
National Memorial Panel / Row: West 39 / 11
Date of Birth: 18-Nov-1949
Neighborhood: West Philadelphia
High School: West Philadelphia Catholic High School
Street: Chester Ave.
Branch of Service: Marine Corps
Date of Casualty: 03-Nov-1968
Province of Casualty: Quang Nam
"He considered what he had to do and he did it," Davis� father recalled of the young man�s decision to join the Marine Corps and fight in Vietnam. Davis, the oldest son in a large family, enlisted in the Marines in September 1967 after graduating from West Philadelphia Catholic High School. He wrote home frequently about the plight of Vietnamese children, and believed that by serving in Vietnam he could make a difference in the children�s future. The lance corporal had been on more than 10 combat missions as a rifleman and grenadier with Company E of the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, and 1st Marine Division. He had been wounded twice before dying in Quang Nam Province on Nov. 3, 1968, as the result of wounds inflicted during an air strike by U.S. planes. Davis was 18 years old. He was survived by his parents, three brothers and nine sisters.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
package libcontainer

import (
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net"
	"path/filepath"
	"strconv"
	"strings"

	"github.com/docker/libcontainer/netlink"
	"github.com/docker/libcontainer/utils"
)

var(
  installPrioQueue bool = true
)

var strategies = map[string]networkStrategy{
	"veth":     &veth{},
	"loopback": &loopback{},
}

// networkStrategy represents a specific network configuration for
// a container's networking stack
type networkStrategy interface {
	create(*network, int) error
	initialize(*network) error
}

// getStrategy returns the specific network strategy for the
// provided type.
func getStrategy(tpe string) (networkStrategy, error) {
	s, exists := strategies[tpe]
	if !exists {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("unknown strategy type %q", tpe)
	}
	return s, nil
}

// Returns the network statistics for the network interfaces represented by the NetworkRuntimeInfo.
func getNetworkInterfaceStats(interfaceName string) (*NetworkInterface, error) {
	out := &NetworkInterface{Name: interfaceName}
	// This can happen if the network runtime information is missing - possible if the
	// container was created by an old version of libcontainer.
	if interfaceName == "" {
		return out, nil
	}
	type netStatsPair struct {
		// Where to write the output.
		Out *uint64
		// The network stats file to read.
		File string
	}
	// Ingress for host veth is from the container. Hence tx_bytes stat on the host veth is actually number of bytes received by the container.
	netStats := []netStatsPair{
		{Out: &out.RxBytes, File: "tx_bytes"},
		{Out: &out.RxPackets, File: "tx_packets"},
		{Out: &out.RxErrors, File: "tx_errors"},
		{Out: &out.RxDropped, File: "tx_dropped"},

		{Out: &out.TxBytes, File: "rx_bytes"},
		{Out: &out.TxPackets, File: "rx_packets"},
		{Out: &out.TxErrors, File: "rx_errors"},
		{Out: &out.TxDropped, File: "rx_dropped"},
	}
	for _, netStat := range netStats {
		data, err := readSysfsNetworkStats(interfaceName, netStat.File)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		*(netStat.Out) = data
	}
	return out, nil
}

// Reads the specified statistics available under /sys/class/net/<EthInterface>/statistics
func readSysfsNetworkStats(ethInterface, statsFile string) (uint64, error) {
	data, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filepath.Join("/sys/class/net", ethInterface, "statistics", statsFile))
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	return strconv.ParseUint(strings.TrimSpace(string(data)), 10, 64)
}

// loopback is a network strategy that provides a basic loopback device
type loopback struct {
}

func (l *loopback) create(n *network, nspid int) error {
	return nil
}

func (l *loopback) initialize(config *network) error {
	iface, err := net.InterfaceByName("lo")
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return netlink.NetworkLinkUp(iface)
}

// veth is a network strategy that uses a bridge and creates
// a veth pair, one that is attached to the bridge on the host and the other
// is placed inside the container's namespace
type veth struct {
}

func (v *veth) create(n *network, nspid int) (err error) {
	tmpName, err := v.generateTempPeerName()
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	n.TempVethPeerName = tmpName
	defer func() {
		if err != nil {
			netlink.NetworkLinkDel(n.HostInterfaceName)
			netlink.NetworkLinkDel(n.TempVethPeerName)
		}
	}()
	if n.Bridge == "" {
		return fmt.Errorf("bridge is not specified")
	}
	bridge, err := net.InterfaceByName(n.Bridge)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkCreateVethPair(n.HostInterfaceName, n.TempVethPeerName, n.TxQueueLen); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	host, err := net.InterfaceByName(n.HostInterfaceName)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.AddToBridge(host, bridge); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkSetMTU(host, n.Mtu); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkLinkUp(host); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	child, err := net.InterfaceByName(n.TempVethPeerName)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
  // Flag installPrioQueue is checked to install TC PRIO queue.
  // The qdisc needs to be installed only once
  if installPrioQueue {
		if err := netlink.InstallPriorityQueue(); err != nil {
		  return err
	}
		installPrioQueue = false
	}

  // This method is called to add a filter to the qdisc based on the IP address.
  // Adding a rule will assign priority to the packets and hence to the containers.
	if err := netlink.ContainerNetworkPriority(n.NetPrio, n.Address); err != nil {
		  return err
	}

	return netlink.NetworkSetNsPid(child, nspid)
}

func (v *veth) generateTempPeerName() (string, error) {
	return utils.GenerateRandomName("veth", 7)
}

func (v *veth) initialize(config *network) error {
	peer := config.TempVethPeerName
	if peer == "" {
		return fmt.Errorf("peer is not specified")
	}
	child, err := net.InterfaceByName(peer)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkLinkDown(child); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkChangeName(child, config.Name); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	// get the interface again after we changed the name as the index also changes.
	if child, err = net.InterfaceByName(config.Name); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if config.MacAddress != "" {
		if err := netlink.NetworkSetMacAddress(child, config.MacAddress); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	ip, ipNet, err := net.ParseCIDR(config.Address)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkLinkAddIp(child, ip, ipNet); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if config.IPv6Address != "" {
		if ip, ipNet, err = net.ParseCIDR(config.IPv6Address); err != nil {
			return err
		}
		if err := netlink.NetworkLinkAddIp(child, ip, ipNet); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkSetMTU(child, config.Mtu); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if err := netlink.NetworkLinkUp(child); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if config.Gateway != "" {
		if err := netlink.AddDefaultGw(config.Gateway, config.Name); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	if config.IPv6Gateway != "" {
		if err := netlink.AddDefaultGw(config.IPv6Gateway, config.Name); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	if config.NetBandwidth != 0 {
	  if err := netlink.SetContainerBandwidth(child, config.NetBandwidth); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	return nil
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Walking the Western Front
Horatio Clare Meets Sir Anthony Seldon
Posted December 2022
Touching on grief, loss and the legacy of war, the acclaimed historian share his journey to the haunting trenches of Arras, the Somme, Ypres and beyond.
Horatio Clare
Writer and Broadcaster
Sir Anthony Seldon
Educator and Historian
Horatio Clare was born in London and raised on a sheep farm in South Wales. He read English at York University before joining the BBC as an arts radio producer. Horatio's essays and features are published in The Financial Times, Travel + Leisure, The Daily Telegraph, The Daily Mail, The Spectator and Conde Nast Traveller, where he is a Contributing Editor. He is a regular contributor to 'From Our Own Correspondent' on BBC Radio Four and the World Service. Horatio's acclaimed books of nature and travel include Orison for a Curlew (2017), The Light in the Dark – A winter journal (2018) and Something of His Art – Walking to Lubeck with J S Bach (2018).
Sir Anthony Seldon is an educator, historian, writer and commentator. He's a director of the Royal Shakespeare Company and Chair of the National Archives Trust. He is author or editor of over forty books on contemporary history, politics and education, including The Impossible Office?, May at 10 and Blair Unbound.


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Goals Act | Sustainable Development Goals Act | Nova Scotia Environment
Government of Nova Scotia
novascotia.ca Government of Nova Scotia Nova Scotia, Canada
Sustainable Development Goals Act
Goals Act
The Sustainable Development Goals Act sets ambitious new goals to fight climate change and will continue advancing Nova Scotia's economic, social, and environmental well being.
This Act replaces the Environmental Goals and Sustainability Prosperity Act (EGSPA) which was originally passed in 2007. Most of EGSPA's goals have been achieved.
Through consultation, Nova Scotians helped us develop this legislation. We thank all Nova Scotians who shared their comments. A short summary of what people shared is below.
We will consult again to develop goals in regulations. Once regulations are ready, the Act will be proclaimed.
Summary of Comments from Initial Consultation
The following is a short summary of what people shared.
Question 1: What are your thoughts on the proposed objectives and key concepts?
Many felt the objectives and key concepts were good. Some expressed concerns:
There is a need to take action.
The concepts are too vague and noncommittal. Clear goals and targets with timelines are needed.
They are too focused on economic aspects.
They are too focused on growth. We need degrowth, i.e. societies need to live within their means.
Question 2: What are your thoughts on the six areas of focus? Are there other areas we should consider?
Many felt the areas of focus were good. Many called for action or commented on a lack of action in the focus areas. Some felt that climate change mitigation and adaptation should be the highest priority.
Some people suggested other areas of focus. Some examples are:
Cleaner transportation
De-carbonizing electricity
Eco-friendly tourism
Sustainable food systems and production
Environmental bill of rights
Mi'kmaw rights and sovereignty
Recognizing and protecting aquatic species and habitats
Supporting youth entrepreneurship
Some examples of other comments/ideas:
Active/public transportation is impractical in rural areas and for seniors
Need legislation to make construction more eco-friendly
Need stronger, more concrete language
Clean energy is too narrow
Should look into incineration of waste through highly efficient and filtered central heating systems
Should look to hydrogen
Question 3: The Minister's Round Table on Environment and Sustainable Prosperity recommended that we rename this legislation the Sustainable Prosperity Act. Do you agree?
Some expressed that the new name is good. Some felt the name doesn't matter as much as the content.
Some said that "environment" and "goals" should not be removed. They felt the emphasis on prosperity would mean more focus on economic aspects.
There were a few suggestions for alternate names, such as:
Climate Change Crisis (or Emergency) Act
Sustainable Prosperity and Equity Act
Environmental Goals and Sustainability Act
Sustainable and Economic Prosperity Act
Sustainable Prosperity Goals Act
In addition to answering the three questions, people also shared other thoughts. Many emphasized the need to take action now, especially on climate change. Some commented that this wasn't the best form of consultation. One person was concerned about environmental action going too far and crippling the economy.
Some put forward additional ideas, such as:
Moving to reduce fossil fuels, net-zero greenhouse gas emissions
Supporting local food production
The need to place less emphasis on growth ("donut economy" concept)
Some of the respondents used to the opportunity to express their concerns about:
Trails – some wanted them for active transportation only, some wanted them for ATVs
Transportation in rural areas
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New animal advocacy group is created in Columbiana County
by: Rod Cowan
Posted: Apr 9, 2019 / 02:32 AM EDT / Updated: Apr 9, 2019 / 12:27 PM EDT
LISBON, Ohio (WKBN) – Animals in Columbiana County will now have more people looking out for their well-being.
A new group called Animals Great & Small Humane Society of Columbiana County (AGS) held a kick-off event Monday night in Lisbon at the Trail Head P. L. & W. Railroad train station.
The public was welcome to attend to learn about AGS' mission statement, which ended up being presented to about 30 people.
"This is our kick-off meeting so we are just letting the public know what we are doing, give our phases — this is actually phase one. So we are looking for ideas, we're looking for volunteers," said Sharon McElroy, founder and president of AGS.
Although their status as a non-profit is still pending, they hope to hire a humane agent by the end of the year, who will be required to take a four-day course and work toward any possible convictions.
"They are going to be seeing some bad situations, so they will have to not react to them. They are going to be investigative and they also have to document everything to make sure if it does go to court, we have documentation," McElroy said.
This position will not affect the work of the current Columbiana County Dog Warden Office, which is funded by the county. AGS' humane agent will be paid for solely by donations, fundraisers and grants.
The group plans on having a shelter by 2020.
If you are interested in becoming a humane agent or donating, you can find AGS on Facebook.
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The DVMS Team
Diagnostic Imaging & Teleradiology Services
CE, Case Studies & Resources
Our Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists team looks forward to caring for your pets. Our entire staff of doctors, veterinary technicians and staff are animal lovers and we promise to care for each pet as they are our own furry family members.
Whit Church, DVM - Cardiology
Dr. Church earned his veterinary degree from Oregon State University in 2002. After graduation he completed a one-year internship at Cornell University followed by a cardiology residency and Master of Science degree at the University of Illinois. He finished the last year of his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Church moved to Arizona with his family in 2006 to provide specialized cardiology services. He enjoys partnering with primary care veterinarians to care for patients and their families throughout the region. His special areas of interest include pericardial diseases, echocardiography, and interventional cardiovascular procedures. Dr. Church received a number of grants and awards which include: the ACVIM Cardiology Resident Research Grant, the University of Illinois Small Animal Departmental Research Grant, and the Salsbury Scholarship. He lectures all over the country at both national and local continuing education conferences. Dr. Church is also a founding member of the Cardiac Education Group.
Melissa Riensche, DVM - Internal Medicine
Dr. Riensche received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Iowa State University in 2004 and is board-certified with the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. After graduation she completed a one-year rotating internship at VCA Animal Referral and Emergency Center of Arizona. Dr. Riensche then continued her training in internal medicine with a residency at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Following her residency, Dr. Riensche relocated back to Phoenix to join the staff of Arizona Veterinary Internal Medicine, and is one of four partners in Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists. She has particular interests in nephrology, gastroenterology, infectious disease, respiratory medicine, and endocrine diseases. She shares her home with her husband Brian, 2 dogs named Hunter and Barrett Jackson, and 1 cat named Shelby. In her spare time she enjoys sharing a comfy spot with her pets while reading, hiking and biking, interior decorating, and art projects.
Angie Mexas, DVM - Internal Medicine
Dr. Angie Mexas graduated from Colorado State University with a DVM and BS in Microbiology. She completed two small animal rotation internships including one at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital in Boston, MA. SHe continued her training at North Carolina State University for small animal internal medicine and a PhD in Immunology.
She returned to Arizona in 2014. Her areas of most interest include immune medication and infections of dogs and cats. She continues to practice, teach and do research. She also shares her home with 4 cats.
Victoria L. Heffelman, DVM - Radiology
Dr. Heffelman is a native of Colorado and received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Colorado State University in 2004, where she quickly discovered her love for all things in radiology. After graduation, she completed a small animal medicine and surgery rotating internship at a private practice in Colorado followed by an additional year in private practice as an associate veterinarian. Dr. Heffelman then completed a diagnostic imaging residency at Michigan State University in 2009, and became board certified later that year. She and her husband moved back to the West for the mountains, sun, and great climate. She was excited to join Arizona Veterinary Specialists and, soon thereafter, to become a partner in Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists. Her special areas of interest include abdominal ultrasound, CT, and nuclear medicine. She lives with her husband Richard, Welsh Corgie named Quinn, and tabby cat, Piccolo, and enjoys traveling, spending time with family, movies, hiking, and enjoying all that Arizona and the southwest has to offer!
Amy Roth-Jones, DVM - Radiology
Amy Roth-Jones,DVM graduated from Colorado State University in 1993 and completed her radiology residency from 2013-2016. She became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2017. Amy developed the first comprehensive veterinary ultrasound education program for industry. Her special interests include echocardiography and interventional radiology.
Amy lives with husband Davyd and children Megan and Tristan. She volunteers as state director for Special Olympics equestrian sports, coaching a rider to the world games in Athens, Greece 2011. Her hobbies are family, horseback riding, scuba diving, and above all living a life that reflects her savior, Jesus Christ.
Sasha Naugler, DVM - Radiology Resident
Dr. Sasha Naugler is a native of Arizona, however, she lived in Arkansas for most of her younger years. She is incredibly happy to be back in Arizona. She completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas, after which she obtained her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Louisiana State University. After practicing general practice, emergency medicine and aquatic animal medicine for several years, she realized her passion for radiology. In 2015 she completed a one-year radiology internship at Mississippi State University.
She is thrilled to be joining the team at Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists as a radiology resident. After work hours, Dr. Naugler enjoys her amazing dogs, a one-eyed chug (pug-chihuahua mix) named Chalupa and her unknown breed, red-haired step-mutt named Gumbo. She also enjoys gardening and exploring nature.
Kathy Wilson, CVT - Practice Manager
Since she was a child, Kathy knew she wanted to work with animals. In high school she was involved in FFA (Future Farmers of America) and grew up with a variety of family pets. As Kathy began her career, she found herself in management in the retail and food industry. But her passion for the animals motivated her to move into veterinary medicine where she has worked for 20 years. Beginning as a veterinary technician, Kathy continued to pursue additional training and responsibilities and now enjoys business administration by working as a practice manager. Outside of work Kathy enjoys playing softball, reading, and spending time with her husband and two daughters as well as her family pets, 2 dogs and 1 cat (all rescues).
Ashley Kedrowski, MBA, MHA - Practice Manager
Ashley a native of Minnesota got sick of the cold weather and moved down to sunny Arizona in 2012. She comes to DVMS with a strong background in healthcare on the human side but has worked in many unique healthcare settings from nursing homes to health insurance networking. Ashley attained her B.A. from St. Cloud State University, an MBA from MN School of Business and her MHA from University of Phoenix. She is very excited about her new journey with Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists as Co- Practice Manager. In her spare time, Ashley enjoys hiking, cooking and relaxing in the sun with her husband and two dogs Rusty (Jack Russell) and Lila (Pug) and new kitten Margo.
Darlene Wetzstein
Darlene is originally from East St. Paul, Minnesota, and moved to Arizona 15 years ago. Darlene has been a veterinary receptionist for 10 years and joined Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists in 2012. We are happy to have her as part of our team as she is always smiling and enjoys assisting our clients and patients. She is married to Lyn, with two great girls, Krissy and Tina. She has a black lab named Shaynaynay, a chocolate lab grand-dog named Sadie, and has had the experience of owning and riding horses. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and riding motorcycles.
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Danette Alley, CVT
Danette grew up in Montana and graduated from the University of Montana with a BS in Business Management. She moved to Arizona in 1994 and worked for several years as an Office Manager before deciding to change career paths. She attended and completed the Veterinary Technology program at Pima Medical Institute and has been working as a technician in general practice since 2004. She joined the Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists team in August of 2012 and thoroughly enjoys working in our Internal Medicine department. We are fortunate to have her on our team, as she always has a positive and determined attitude. Danette currently has 1 cat, Wyle, and 2 dogs, Moon and Starla. She enjoys walking and training her dogs, is an avid reader and likes to spend her leisure time with her friends or relaxing at home.
Dina Berriochoa, CVT
Dina grew up in Chicago and moved to Arizona in 2003 to escape the Midwestern winters. She has been working as a veterinary technician since 1997, and originally joined Arizona Veterinary Specialists in Surgery. Two years after Dr. Church joined Arizona Veterinary Internal Medicine, now Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists, we were lucky to have Dina join us to keep Cardiology running smoothly. Dina is such an asset since she is organized, can handle a large workload, and is always positive. She is married to Dave, and they have two wonderful children, Sophia and Jack, and 2 pit bulls, Petunia and Violet.
Megan DeMarco, CVT
Amber DeOliviera, CVT
I was raised in the military and have moved around quite a bit. My family settled in Arizona, in which I attended Pima Community College in Tucson for my Associates in Veterinary Technology. I have been working as a Technician for about 10 years throughout the US. I just recently relocated back home to Arizona from New Mexico after being away for 8 years. I have two pets of my own, Dodger, a German Shepherd mix and Spaztaztic, my cat. In my free time I enjoy working out/running,crocheting, hooping, and reading. I have been with DVMS since July 2015.
Nicole Lauer, CVT
Nicole has been a technician for 6 years. She has 2 dogs (Max and Mya) and 3 cats (Lefty, Jade and Alice). I have lived in Arizona my whole life. I enjoy hiking and indoor rock climbing. She is engaged and lives in Gilbert. She has been with DVMS since Jan 2014.
Jennifer Miller, CVT
I'm an Arizona native, grew up in Tempe. I went to college in Oregon but missed the sunshine so after 2 1/2 years, I moved back to Arizona. I love animals and decided I wanted a career working with them. I have been a veterinary technician since 2003. I currently have 4 dogs (Cosmo, Sage, Blackie and Foxy) and 1 cat (Buckaroo). I have a wonderful husband and son. When I have free time, I enjoy hiking, fishing, camping and off roading.
Megan Miller, CVT
I have lived in Arizona for 6 years, lived in Colorado for 23 years where I was born and raised. I went to school at Colorado Mountain College where I got my associates in veterinary technology and graduated in 2009. Prior to that I worked in general practice for 2 years in Colorado, and then worked in general practice here in Arizona for 5 years before joining the DVMS team. I share my home with a chihuahua named beret, three cats ( Smokey,Penelope, and Maverick) and a boyfriend named Kyle. I have been with DVMS since Sept. 2014.
Jessie Nelson, CVT, VTS (Nutrition)
Jessie is originally from North Dakota but grew up primarily in Rapid City, SD. She graduated in 2009 with an Associate's Degree in Applied Science with an emphasis in veterinary technology. While in school, she acquired her first dog, Sage, who was a patient the students practiced on and Jessie formed a special bond with. After graduation, she worked in general practice in South Dakota and moved to Arizona in 2010 with Sage and one cat, Ivy. She has since acquired 3 more dogs and 1 cat (Sadie, Basil, Myka and Lil' Petey Pablo), who fit into the family perfectly. Jessie joined Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists in 2012 and is a great asset to our team. She has a special interest in nutrition and is considered our in-house nutrition guru. Jessie is outgoing, friendly, and her attitude and kindness really show that she loves what she does. In her free time she loves to be outside with her pets, riding her bicycle, and swimming with her dogs in the pool or reading on the sideline.
Jill Tiemens, CVT
Jill grew up in Michigan and Utah, where she attended the University of Utah as a biology major. After relocating to Arizona, she earned her Vetrinary Technician Certification and has been working in animal hospitals ever since. Jill joined DVMS in 2013 and enjoys being in the Radiology department, continually learning new things with CT and ultrasound. In her spare time she enjoys swimming, hiking, walking her dog, reading and movies. She shares her home with her cats, her Shihtzu Charlie and her daughter, Sara.
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Katie Herlehy
Katie was born in Germany and, as a military child, has lived in many places throughout the U.S. Her family eventually settled in Arizona. She has wanted to work with animals since she was a child when she discovered her dog loved her back rubs! She completed a nursing and veterinary technician program through her high school and began work as a veterinary technician in 2004. She joined Arizona Veterinary Internal Medicine, now Desert Veterinary Medical Specialists, in 2007. She has loved learning more about Internal Medicine every day and we love that she is so sweet and caring to our clients and patients! Katie and her wonderful husband, Sean, have 3 dogs, Red, Seamus and Camber, and 2 cats, Wesley and Butters. Recently, they have added 2 new member to their family – a son, Izaak, and a daughter Khloe. We are sure Izaak and Khloe will love animals as much as their parents. In her spare time, Katie enjoys going out to eat, watching movies, and riding dirt bikes with her husband.
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Riding with Sierra Canyon, the most hyped team in hoops
An inside look at how LeBron James Jr. and the Trailblazers are handling high expectations
By Chris Palmer March 6, 2020
Sierra Canyon Trailblazers guard Bronny James (center) celebrates after a CIF-Southern Section Open Division championship high school basketball game against Mater Dei Feb. 28 in Long Beach, California. Dylan Stewart/Image of Sport via AP
Amari Bailey makes a casual beeline across terminal six at Los Angeles International Airport amid holiday travelers in late December, his sights set on the food court. His boarding group is called, but that does nothing to spike his urgency. The team plane isn't leaving without one of the top five sophomores in the country and the starting point guard for the Sierra Canyon Trailblazers, who have become the talk of high school basketball.
Loaded with eight potential Division I recruits, two McDonald's All-Americans and the nation's biggest curiosity, LeBron "Bronny" James Jr., LeBron James' 15-year-old freshman son, Sierra Canyon often feels more like a training simulator for pros than a high school team. They're on a mission, with high expectations following last year's 32-3 season, which concluded with their second straight California Interscholastic Federation state title. But once on the plane, the 6-foot-4 Amari and his mates converge on the last five rows with all the glee of teenagers on a field trip to Disneyland.
They barter candy for the all-important aisle seat, pluck ears from behind and needle each other ceaselessly. One player slips ketchup packets into another's shoes. Another catches a round of lighthearted ribbing because he's the only one without wireless headphones. Despite assigned seats, they play a frenetic game of musical chairs until the flight attendant comes by to check seat belts and tray tables.
The only thing quicker than the laughs are the comebacks. An assistant regales anyone who'll listen with stories about his "legendary" cooking prowess.
"Aw, man, I gotta listen to this?" Amari asked. "Somebody switch seats."
The only player who doesn't join in the high jinks is 7-foot-3 junior center Harold Yu, who is too large to fit in coach and is relegated to the bulkhead row at the front of the plane. Despite 10 new faces this season, their chemistry is such that they've been together for years.
They're about to take off.
They are headed to Columbus, Ohio, for a highly anticipated matchup against James' alma mater, St. Vincent-St. Mary's, at the 20,000-seat Nationwide Arena, which the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets call home.
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Sierra Canyon's traveling party has ballooned to more than 40 strong that, along with coaches and players, includes academic advisers, administrators and parents stretching from the front of the plane to the back. Keeping a ready eye is a 275-pound security guard named Sosa, who runs a security firm called Peacemakers and was hired by the James family to shadow Bronny. Head coach Andre Chevalier is the last of their party to board. "Study hall in 30 minutes," Chevalier said to rounds of laughter.
Sierra Canyon's dizzying schedule will have them crisscrossing the skies to nine states and China, logging more than 45,000 miles, which is more than 26 NBA teams will fly in 2019-20. They will play in three NBA arenas this season.
"It's easy because we all really like each other," said 6-foot-8 small forward Ziaire Williams, one of the two McDonald's All-Americans and a top 10 player in the country who transferred from Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, California. "We're with each other all the time. We're just a group of close-knit brothers. This is fun for us. There's nothing else we'd rather be doing."
"There is no one player above the group one through 15," said assistant coach Ed Estavan. "No one gets special treatment at all. No one has asked for it or would want it."
This is evident when Bronny, among the final boarding group and clutching a neck pillow with champagne-colored Beats headphones, draws seat 22E, a middle seat, unfortunately. It's a culture the coaching staff has tried to create since Chevalier took the helm before the 2017-18 season.
Before James enrolled Bronny at the exclusive private school in sleepy Chatsworth, California, 30 miles north of Los Angeles, few NBA fans were familiar with Sierra Canyon. But fueled by Bronny's hyped entrance, Sierra Canyon has transformed itself from a promising program to one of the hottest brands in basketball.
According to New York magazine, Sierra Canyon is the most Instagrammed high school in America. A big reason could be that James has posted no less than a dozen Sierra Canyon related posts to his 60 million-plus Instagram followers this season.
Ever quick to ride the wave, rapper Drake posted a picture on Instagram of himself wearing a dark blue Sierra Canyon hoodie that received more than 1.5 million likes. When then-Washington Wizards point guard Isaiah Thomas found out Sierra Canyon would play 15 nationally televised games this season, he tweeted, "Lol they got more than us." Actor Jamie Foxx and other celebs have been spotted courtside this season.
The players are besieged by media requests from outlets from every corner of the country. "We get at least 20 a day," said Jim Skrumbis, the school's headmaster since 2004. Requests for selfies and autographs are now a part of life; simply getting from the hotel entrance to the bus can be an event.
"Have you ever seen High School Musical?" asked senior Zaire Wade, the son of recently retired NBA star Dwyane Wade. "That's it right there, that's our life. You're right in the middle of everything. You're always being watched or scrutinized by someone. It's wild. It's a fantasy."
A hush falls over the back of the plane. Window shades go down, wheels go up for this four hour and 40-minute flight. Coaches will fire up laptops to watch film. Players will sleep like babies the entire way. Soon they'll be preparing for their arrival.
Sierra Canyon Trailblazers guard Zaire Wade (center) celebrates after a CIF-Southern Section open division championship high school basketball game against Mater Dei Feb. 28 in Long Beach, California. Sierra Canyon defeated Mater Dei 59-48.
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Access to campus is by appointment only. Signs in glaring red and white lettering warn "Closed to the Public." Visitors are greeted by three security guards at a checkpoint. Other guards patrol the grounds in golf carts.
Inside, the campus has a museumlike quality almost like a modern art installation plopped down in the foothills of this sun-dripped suburb.
"It kind of has the feel of an oasis," said Skrumbis from his second-floor office, which overlooks the well-manicured campus. "We want our students to be in their own comfortable setting, their own world."
It sits on 40-plus acres divided into an upper campus for grades 7-12, which houses a gym, esports center and open outdoor spaces with lawns and picnic benches. The lower campus on the south side of De Soto Street is occupied by classrooms for prekindergarten through sixth grade and boasts well-tended football and baseball fields. Sierra Canyon School was originally formed as a day camp in 1970 and began serving area students from grades K-8 in 1978.
In the early '90s, celebrities and athletes began moving to mega upscale enclaves such as Calabasas and Hidden Hills and looked for alternatives to traditional independent schools. The high school began in 2005 with assistance from the likes of Stevie Wonder and Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, who contributed initial funds because they had young kids going to the school. Soon the offspring of the rich and famous were flocking to its doors.
Keeping Up with the Kardashians star Kendall Jenner was a cheerleader, as was her younger sister Kylie, who is one of the world's youngest self-made billionaires. Model Ireland Baldwin, daughter of actors Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, played volleyball and Willow Smith, daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, dreamed of becoming a singer. Rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs' son has also come through these doors.
"The culture and diversity of our school probably spoke to them in a way that Viewpoint, Harvard Westlake or Campbell Hall didn't," said Skrumbis, who stated that the overall student population is currently composed of 53% students of color.
"The goal was not to be an athletic powerhouse," he explained, "it was to have a well-rounded student experience. The more traditional independent schools tend to be academic powerhouses, but that usually comes at the expense of athletics and the arts."
The current student body population is about 450, with 98% moving on to colleges. The headmaster is quick to point out the rest "usually go into the arts like acting or filmmaking."
The tuition is nearly $37,000 for high school students. The school doesn't offer scholarships. Skrumbis said most of the students receive financial aid. The board of trustees consists of 25 members who are expected "to bring their work, their wisdom, their wealth," Skrumbis added.
There are plans for a 650-seat auditorium, two dance studios, a media study center and a massive entryway to display students' art, which will come with a $30 million price tag.
"When we first started we were desperate for applicants, so we started using our fledgling athletic program as a selling point to help students get into college," he said. "Now we're very difficult to get into."
The acceptance rate is about 15% annually, Skrumbis said.
Administrators looked at the way Duke and USC's applications skyrocketed with the success of their athletic programs. They began to hire hungry young coaches who weren't given opportunities elsewhere and devoted more resources to athletic programs. Soon the school started winning consistently enough and benefited from "competitive equity," where the California Interscholastic Federation assigns teams to divisions based on how competitive they are, as opposed to enrollment size.
This gave Sierra Canyon an opportunity to play against top-level opponents, thus raising the school's profile and giving it a better chance to attract top talent. It worked. By the mid-2000s, it was matching up with and beating traditional powerhouses such as Mater Dei, Artesia and Westchester.
Tournament promoters have paid Sierra Canyon up to $50,000 to travel to big-time high school events. Throw in its 15-game national TV schedule, and school administrators estimate the Trailblazers can pull in the neighborhood of $500,000 a season. With Bronny expected to take a pivotal role and a new slate of potential All-America transfers next season, that figure could double.
Sierra Canyon head coach Andre Chevalier directs his team against Dominican during a high school basketball game at the Hoophall Classic Jan. 18 in Springfield, Massachusetts.
AP Photo/Gregory Payan
Scotty Pippen Jr., the son of six-time NBA champion Scottie Pippen, transferred to Sierra Canyon as a junior for the 2017-18 season when his parents wanted to move from Florida to California.
Pippen, a 6-foot-1 unranked wrecking ball of a point guard, was one of six new players that season. He was surprised to see how quickly the team jelled.
"The fact we were all starting from the same place actually helped us bond," said Pippen, now the starting freshman point guard for Vanderbilt. "We traveled so much and were always with each other, so you're all you have. It's just 11 or 12 best friends constantly spending time together."
Coaches at Sierra Canyon firmly believe that how well a team gets along off the floor reflects how well they play on it. On a trip to Hawaii last season, they went snorkeling and spent time at the beach when they were not playing or practicing.
In the spring of their senior year, Pippen and best bud K.J. Martin, the son of Kenyon Martin Jr., who is completing a postgraduate year at IMG Academy in Florida before entering his name in this year's NBA draft, took a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for spring break.
Six of the seniors on last year's state title team went to Italy for a week to immerse themselves in art, food and other forms of Italian culture.
"It's about creating an atmosphere where they become a team before they even step on the floor," said Chevalier.
This season's bonding session was Sierra's most ambitious yet — a two-week preseason barnstorming tour of China, including stops in Jiaxing, Shangyu, Suichang and Hong Kong.
The ricocheting across the world's most populous country was both eye-opening and disorienting. When they first stepped off the plane at Hong Kong International Airport, they were surrounded by protesters.
"I seriously thought they were going to jump us," said Wade. "We didn't know what was going on. It was kind of scary."
They stayed in 10 hotels and traveled 3,000 miles on the mainland besides the 13,760-mile round trip that saw them in the air for 28 hours of flight time. Mobs of fans would swarm the hotel and greet the players whenever they boarded their charter bus or arrived at arenas.
Wade was a frequent object of affection considering his father, Dwyane, is one of the most recognizable NBA faces in China given his long-standing endorsement deal with sneaker company Li-Ning. A young fan burst into tears after giving Wade a portrait she had drawn of him that was met with his approval.
"It was humbling and crazy all at the same time," Wade remembered. "To make someone feel good like that."
Teammates would pepper Yu, who is from China, with questions about what it was like to grow up there and just what the heck is that you're eating.
While they were encouraged to be curious and take in as much culture as they could, despite having a translator, the language barrier actually pulled them together more.
"That's how we got to know each other," said Williams, who had only known his new teammates for four days before boarding the plane for China, "because we could only really talk to each other."
Back stateside, the team's lifeline is a group text that includes about 20 people, including coaches and members of both the current team and last year's edition. It's where advice, encouragement and jokes are doled out in equal portions. The connection doesn't end when players graduate and go their separate ways. Last year's graduating seniors, including Pippen and Duke standout Cassius Stanley, FaceTime each other to watch Sierra Canyon's nationally televised games.
Other alums who keep in touch are Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley III, the No. 2 pick in the 2018 NBA draft, and Arizona State guard Remy Martin.
"This is a family," said Chevalier. "That is at the core of what we do. There's always strength in unity. That's our message to our guys."
LeBron James (center) watches his son Bronny play for Sierra Canyon as they compete against Akron, Ohio's St. Vincent-St. Mary during the first half of a high school basketball game Dec. 14, 2019, in Columbus, Ohio.
AP Photo/Jay LaPrete
James, wearing a gray sweatshirt and wool cap, enters Nationwide Arena hand in hand with wife Savannah on Dec. 14. They take front row seats across from Sierra Canyon's bench, joined by close friends from the 2002 St. Vincent-St. Mary team and James' agent Rich Paul.
This will be James' first time seeing Bronny play as a freshman. He made the trip after a road game in Miami the night before.
A nervous Bronny fires up a first-quarter miss before getting his first bucket, an offensive rebound putback at 6:42 in the second quarter.
The next possession, Bronny controls a left-handed dribble and swoops down the baseline for a running, high-arching floater, the staple of his offensive repertoire. James bounds out of his seat with a huge grin. After another floater, James flexes.
With 56.6 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter and St. Vincent-St. Mary up 56-55, they inbound in front of the scorer's table at halfcourt. Anticipating the pass, Bronny knocks it away and collects the steal. He races in for a go-ahead, one-handed layup, giving the Trailblazers a 57-56 lead.
The building explodes. James pops off the bench. A ref orders him back to the sideline. Sierra Canyon wins 59-56. Bronny breaks out the Conor McGregor walk before being mobbed by teammates. He finishes with 16 points and wins the MVP award. Afterward, father and son pose for pictures with smiles as wide as the great outdoors.
"It was electric," said senior B.J. Boston, who has committed to Kentucky. "That was the biggest game I've ever been in."
Sierra Canyon's exploits dominate social media feeds and ESPN highlight packages. Bronny's shot made SC Top 10. But in the sleepy John Glenn Columbus International Airport the next day, the game is a distant memory. Dressed in their slim-fitting team sweats, they meander through the terminal in search of snacks and reading material for the trip home.
Bronny, the most buzzed-about high school basketball player in the country, strolls by alone. Neck pillow resting on his shoulders, clutching a bag of Sour Gummy Worms, he rejoins his mates. Other travelers scurry by, oblivious to basketball royalty. The teenage wunderkinder gather around one of the many ever present smartphones and break up over a GIF of someone falling down.
Bronny's freshman year has had the expected growing pains. He's heard his share of jeers and taunts, mostly toothless playground stuff such as "daddy's boy" and "rich kid." He's had scoreless games and limited playing time. He's been tentative on the court.
He's still a work in progress who has to learn like everyone else.
A few days after the Ohio trip, the team plays in a tournament in Las Vegas at the Tarkanian Classic. Absent is the hype, nerves and television cameras that enveloped their last game.
Sierra Canyon jumps out to a 12-4 lead when Coach Chevalier calls out, "Bronny, that's you." The freshman bounds off the bench and enters the game with 12 minutes to go in the first half. He is a ball of activity. His on-ball defense, arguably his best skill, suffocates flustered ball handlers. His trigger is quick, firing up three 3-pointers with his first three touches. All misses.
During a free throw, Chevalier summons him to the bench.
"Settle down, move the ball," he said. "Your looks will come."
The freshman nods and reenters the fray. He quickly gets a steal at halfcourt and delivers a laser to a streaking Boston for a dunk. Savannah James jumps from her seat.
After five frenetic minutes, Bronny sits. But his energy doesn't subside. He rarely takes a seat while cheering on his mates as the tempo of the game increases.
"Oh, nice pass!" he exclaimed when Amari sends a no-look frozen rope to a streaking Terren Frank.
"Get that s—, boy!" he hollered when sophomore forward Shy Odom swats a shot out of bounds from the weak side.
Bronny finishes with 13 points on 5-of-10 shooting in 19 minutes, marking his first back-to-back double-figure games of the season. The team wins, but after the game he's almost as reserved as he was amped during it. As he walks off the floor, his mother hugs him and says, "I love you."
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"He's just so young and people expect the world from him," said Chevalier. "It just takes time and reps. He's been putting in the work. The expectation doesn't bother him. You wouldn't know it to be around him. He's immune to it."
Of course no one really knows what's in the head of a 15-year-old who's at the center of a media obsession. The press won't find out, since he's been made off-limits for his freshman season. A photographer's request to shoot at practice is met with instructions that Bronny is not to be photographed. And as much as he's guided his career, even James wonders about his thoughts.
"I don't really pry," said James at the Los Angeles Lakers' practice facility in early December. "I'm just dad to him, and you know how kids are with their parents. They don't tell you everything. But I know my son and I just watch him and make sure that he's himself."
The irony is Bronny appears careful not to make himself the center of attention. Behind closed doors, he'll perform a goofy dance or dish it out with the best of them, but he is mindful to take a back seat to a more outgoing senior.
The attention Bronny has received this season has been vastly disproportionate to his role. In 31 games, he's averaged 4.6 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists on 57% shooting from the field and 27% from 3. He finished the regular season as Sierra Canyon's seventh-leading scorer and rebounder.
A recent headline after a Sierra Canyon win read, Bronny James Drops Six Points. After scoring five points in a playoff win, another headline trumpeted, Bronny James, Sierra Canyon Beat Etiwanda 73-62. In that contest, Williams finished with 24, Boston 19, Amari 18.
To the coaches and James, this season was never going to be about his numbers, but adjustment and growth. Nevertheless, he's drawn raves from his teammates.
"His aggressiveness has been his best improvement," said Boston. "He attacks now."
"He's a bucket-getter," added Wade. "Seems like his ups improve every game. He's going to be able to do it all."
Next fall, the family will allow the younger James to be interviewed by select members of the press to get him acclimated to the media when the expectations will be even higher.
"His work ethic has been the best thing," according to Chevalier. "That will determine how far he goes."
The Sierra Canyon Trailblazers run onto the court before the game against the Minnehaha Academy Red Hawks at Target Center Jan. 4 in Minneapolis.
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Williams takes a seat at a workbench. Wade and Boston enter the classroom and join him. Today is the sixth and final day to finish their current project. It's a mobile with specific requirements to better understand physics. It requires 10 items, six levels and must be 50 centimeters by 50 centimeters. It also needs a theme; theirs is ending homelessness.
Wade provides nine of the items: eight coins and a dollar bill. Their excitable silver-haired teacher, Joan Rohrback, adds a plastic cup, on which Boston writes, "spare change please."
"Remember force times weight is equal to force times weight," called out their teacher, nicknamed "Dr. R" by her students.
But this trio uses the opportunity to play off one another while tying their items to green yarn to strike the perfect balance. The subject of girlfriends comes up and the players naturally demur.
"Nothing but trouble," said Boston jokingly.
"You only need one," said Williams. "That's all you need. You give yourself but you don't get in return. Just one is all you need."
Wade squeals with delight and starts ribbing Boston.
"Tell him, tell him," said Wade. "Come on, don't lie."
"What are you talking about?" countered Boston. "You're the one who's wifed up."
The players crack up. Wade says his long-distance girlfriend lives in Miami and visits weekly.
The conversation zigs and zags. A debate rages: Twizzlers or Red Vines?
"Oh, Red Vines all the way!" exclaimed Williams. You can buy them at the school concession stand for $3. There's yogurt parfait, pancakes, Hot Pockets, hummus, beef jerky, ice cream, fruit salad, AriZona Iced Tea and just about every candy under the sun. If you're really feeling it, there's sushi for $14.
Parents put money on students' accounts at the beginning of the year so they don't have to use cash and receive text messages or emails to alert them if the money is running low.
"What do you think pays for all this?" Dr. R joked.
"There's a lot of money here," Williams added.
The players said the cross section of big-time high school basketball, fame and expectation lie at a surreal wonderland they are sometimes unsure how to navigate. It helps that they have goals.
"I'm going to be an entrepreneur," Wade declared. "I've already started on it. Big things. You know I have some experience because of my dad. I've already got a head start. My company is going to be called Young DNA."
Boston chimed in: "I want to be a filmmaker," he said. "I'm going to tell stories."
"I want to study engineering," added Williams. "I want to know how things work."
Of course, these are post-NBA goals.
"Getting to the league is the No. 1 goal," said Boston. "I'll be in college for however long it takes. Whatever God's plan is."
On the inside of his left forearm, Boston has a tattoo of the Bible verse Jeremiah 29:11: "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
Boston delicately applies a glue gun to the strings on the mobile, the finishing touches.
From left to right: Teacher Joan Rohrback watches BJ Boston, Zaire Wade and Ziaire Williams work on their physics project.
"Let Boston's magic fingers take care of it," he said. "Gotta get the perfect balance."
"My playa from the Himalayas!" Williams responded. "Teamwork makes a dream work!"
It's hard to tell if they are talking about their project or the Trailblazers, who are 28-4 this season and play in the state regionals as the No. 1 seed on Saturday.
A horn sounds across campus signaling the end of the school day at 3:30. The classroom has emptied. Wade, Williams and Boston are the only ones who remain. They're not satisfied with their project just yet. Adjustments must be made.
Dr. R sits at the next table grading papers and tossing out encouraging words. They finally tweak it just so, and head for the food truck outside the gym, where two dozen kids are milling about.
Bronny has already secured his goodies. The engineering trio, meanwhile, decides to pass on the food truck in favor of hitting the nearest In-N-Out Burger. They have practice in one hour.
"I didn't drive today," Williams said of his Ford Fusion. "You got the whip?"
"Of course," replied Wade. They head for his Audi Q5, a Christmas present from his father.
In this moment, to these teenagers, burgers and fries are everything.
Chris Palmer is a long time NBA writer from Prince Georges, County, MD. His tattoos and crossover are a work in progress. He and Kevin Durant almost always agree.
This Story Tagged: LeBron James Basketball High School Sports LeBron James Jr Sierra Canyon Zaire Wade


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Honoring Antonio Moreno
Published September 26, 2021 by biggayhorrorfan
Described as a rival to Rudolph Valentino, the dashing Antonio Moreno acted opposite many of the queens of the silent cinema – Gloria Swanson, Clara Bow and the Gish sisters. Unfortunately, the public wasn't ready for a Spanish superstar once sound became cinema's king. But by middle age, this consummate professional had developed a serious career in Hollywood as a character actor. The most important of his roles during that era, nicely, included outings in John Ford's iconic The Searchers and the classic aqua-terror The Creature from the Black Lagoon.
The latter project, of course, has gained him decades of respect and admiration from generations of monster kids. There, still suave and commanding, he plays Carl Maia, the man ultimately responsible for discovering everyone's favorite Gill-man…a fact that should fill every LGBTQIA genre fan's heart with glee.
For, as specifically detailed in Clara E. Rodriguez's book Heroes, Lovers and Others (The Story of Latinos in Hollywood), outside of the glaring lights of show business, Moreno lived an openly gay existence. While one always wishes, in retrospect, that performers such as Moreno had been able to passionately embrace their true natures, publicly, it is also always an honor to discover them after the fact and celebrate the perspectives of their experience with a modern appreciation. Moreno, as with many of our gay and lesbian forebears, helped pave the way for the (still, unfortunately, tremulous) freedoms that we have today. That he did so while creating works of art with figures like Alfred Hitchcock (Notorious), Cary Grant (Crisis, along with fellow queer icon Ramon Navarro) and Gary Cooper (Dallas) only proves how worthy of recognition, within our community and outside of it, he really is.
Posted in: Entertainment, Film, Horror, lgbtqia
Tagged: Antonio Moren, Clara Rodriguez, Classic Horror, gay actors, Heroes Lovers and Others, lgbtqia, Queer Performers, Ramon Navarro, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, Universal Horror
Unsung Heroines of Horror: Cecil Cunningham
Published December 12, 2019 by biggayhorrorfan
A product of the Broadway and vaudeville stages, the distinguished Cecil Cunningham was a character actress who, for decades, supported such cinema queens as Hedy LaMarr, Greta Garbo, Mary Astor, Carole Lombard (pictured below) and Barbara Stanwyck. Of course, smart cinema enthusiasts know that she was a presence in her own right, making a strong impression in smaller roles that often weren't even credited onscreen.
Thankfully for horror fans, Cunningham was given one of her most prestigious undertakings in the fun Warner Brothers' genre fest The Hidden Hand. Released in 1942, this gem found this regal celluloid queen in fine form as Lorinda Channing, the head of a family of greedy, mentally unbalanced socialites. Pretending to be near her death, Channing invites her nearest and dearest to her estate. Surmising that they all want her cold for her cash, this devious diva enlists the help of her brother, a deranged killer who has just escaped an asylum, to assist her in her plotting against her avaricious kinfolk.
Filled with weird humor and old dark house theatrics, this project also gave Cunningham plenty of room to utilize many of her acting tools. She brings a proud and strange presence to Channing, reveling in a role that would have normally been filled by a Boris Karloff or Laird Cregar type. Her work here is definitely the precursor to contemporary artists like Deanna Dunagan and Lin Shaye, fine actresses, who have embellished and empowered such films as The Visit and Insidious with their distinguished essences.
Cunningham, who also appeared in 1934's hard to find Return of The Terror and Ladies They Talk About, an early WIP effort, died at the age of 70 in 1959. Sixty years later, her filmography (and her genre credits, in particular) seems truly ripe for rediscovery.
Posted in: Broadway, Burlesque, Cabaret, Entertainment, Film, Horror
Tagged: black and white movies, Carole Lombard, Cecil Cunningham, celluloid magic, character actress, Classic Horror, Deanna Dunagan, featured performer, Horror Icons, Insidious, Lin Shaye, old dark house, old school horror, supporting player, The Hidden Hand, The Visit, Villianesses, Warner Brothers, Women in Horror
Unsung Heroines of Horror: Marguerite Churchill
One of early horror's most refreshing presences, the glorious Marguerite Churchill charmed her way through two significant entries of macabre mayhem in 1936.
Working with Boris Karloff under the intense supervision of the distinguished Michael Curtiz (Casablanca), Churchill's Nancy spends the majority of The Walking Dead radiating with lush concern for Karloff's ill used John Ellman. Brought back to life after being sent to his death by a crew of mob lowlifes, including the eternally oily Ricardo Cortez as Nolan, Ellman's revenge fueled actions are magnified in an understanding light here via Karloff's haunted facial tics and Churchill's sympathetic glow.
Dracula's Daughter meanwhile allowed Churchill to display a sassier nature. Consistently providing comic aggravation for esteemed psychiatrist Jeffrey Garth (Otto Kruger), Churchill is full of zesty energy here. Even when her character faces peril as the victim of the exotic Countess Marya (Gloria Holden), Churchill shines with warmth. It's no surprise that, at the film's fade out, the darker charms of Holden pale next to Holden's vibrant spark and Kruger's Garth is as smitten with her as those many lucky viewers in the dark.
Ultimately surviving two of her three children by several years, Churchill retired from the screen in the early '50s. Later she spent many years overseas, before putting down roots in Oklahoma. Wherever she went, though, one hopes that she understood the depths of her filmic legacy and all the happiness that she provided cinema lovers, worldwide.
Tagged: Boris Karloff, Classic Horror, Dracula's Daughter, Gloria Holden, golden age of film, heroines of horror, Marguerite Churchill, Michael Curtiz, Otto Kruger, The Walking Dead
Holiday Horror History (Valentines Day) : Dead Men Walk
Published February 15, 2019 by biggayhorrorfan
Dead Men Walk was released on Valentine's Day in 1943. It features a skilled dual performance from refined terror legend George Zucco. Other significant participants include Frankenstein's Dwight Frye and under appreciated character actress Fern Emmett, who turned up in many minor roles in the classic Universal horrors. For a poverty row production, there is plenty of misty moodiness and fun vampiric action here. Thus, this easily accessible public domain title is well worth checking out.
Tagged: black and white film, Classic Horror, Dead Men Walk, Dwight Frye, Fern Emmett, George Zucco, horror legends, PRC Studios, Universal Horror, Valentines Day horror, Vampires
Unsung Heroines of Horror: Jo Ann Sayers
Granted, the elegant Jo Ann Sayers shared a strong professional association with one of the grand dames of cinema, Rosalind Russell. Sayers not only co-starred with Russell in the bright 1939 mystery Fast and Loose, but she also originated the title role in My Sister Eileen, a popular comedy that would bring Russell continued success in later years. Sayers, perhaps, showed her greatest sense of fortitude, though, in her final major screen role. As the determined Judith Blair, a skilled nurse and the favored companion of the investigative Dr. Mason, Sayers brings a sense of true spunk to the 1940 Boris Karloff thriller The Man With Nine Lives and proves that the women of those early horror programmers were often just as vital and adventurous as their male counterparts.
Following the determined Mason (Roger Pryor) to a deserted island, Sayers' Blair is a magnificent trooper. Even after falling through loose flooring, she helps her curious companion pick away at a wall of ice and assists him in reviving the slumbering Leon Kravaal (Karloff), whose work has kept him (and several other unfortunates) secreted away in a coma for 10 years. Mason is thrilled when Kravaal awakens because, separately, the two have been trying to regulate the use of elongated deep freeze to cure patients of terminal disease. Soon Kravaal realizes that he has accidentally perfected his formula, but the antagonism of the three companions who have been trapped along with him proves to be disastrous. After a one of the men is shot, the unhinged Kravaal kidnaps everyone, determined to perfect his work on them.
Soon Blair is serving as cook, conscience and companion to all. As their numbers dwindle due to Kravaal's psychosis, she even allows herself to be the mad doctor's final guinea pig in order to spare Mason. With dignity and poise, Sayers enacts mother, heroine and dignified pin-up here – while the men are often regulated to simple emotions such as fear and anger. Sayers also foreshadows the popular final girl characters of the early 80s when Blair survives Kravaal's tinkering and lives to work another day with Mason.
Naturally, Karloff, sporting a dusty beard, is magnetic here, portraying a handsome and soft spoken genius eternally teetering eternally on the brink of madness. Visually, cinematographer Benjamin Kline also captures the icy set design with a taut arctic sweep, offering up a nice alternative to the moors and shadowy corners of the day's popular Frankenstein and Wolf Man pieces. But the most impressive piece of cinema elegance here may be Sayers' lovely cheekbones and expressive eyes, making her take on Blair a force of celluloid nature in every sense of the word.
Tagged: 1940, 1940s, Actresses, Boris Karloff, Classic Horror, Jo Ann Sayers, Strength, The Man With Nine Lives, Women


FABULOUS Flournoy's summer has been a hectic one, with the American having worked around the clock in order to assemble a roster he feels can help Newcastle dominate the BBL this season.
MINISTERS yesterday awarded transport firm National Express the new East Coast rail franchise amid fears over fare hikes and questions over the £1.4bn price tag of the deal.
PEOPLE across the North-East are urged to be more vigilant and report anything suspicious to police as emergency services remain on high alert nationwide following the terrorist attacks in London and Glasgow.
TOURISTS at Newcastle Airport were yesterday undeterred by the heightened security alert, with most more concerned about potential flight disruption than a terror attack.
Another major milestone in Northern Ireland's return to normality will be reached today when the last soldiers are pulled out of South Armagh.
Britain voiced "deep concern" yesterday after a Pakistani minister appeared to state that Salman Rushdie's knighthood justified suicide bombings.
SPENDING watchdogs have been urged to investigate whether taxpayers' money was wasted in the collapse of the East Coast rail franchise.
Spending watchdogs have been urged to investigate whether taxpayers' money was wasted in the collapse of the East Coast rail franchise.
Channel 4 stood firm last night over its decision to use photographs from the scene of the Princess Diana car crash in a documentary - despite pleas from Princes William and Harry.
The family of Jean Charles de Menezes accused the Metropolitan Police of "getting away with murder" yesterday after 11 officers escaped punishment over his death.
The widow of July 7 suicide bomber Mohammed Sidique Khan was among four people being held last night after anti-terror raids linked to the London bombings.
Survivors of the July 7 bombings, bereaved relatives and politicians last night demanded an official inquiry into how the Security Service allowed murderous terrorists to slip through its fingers.
Jacqui Putnam, a survivor of the Edgware bomb in July 2005, said last night: "We were told that the 7/7 bombers were working alone and that they were just guys who got together and decided to do this without visiting any other agency and now we know that they were part of an organised network."
Police overtime bills in the North-East have soared by more than £7m in the 10 years since Labour came to power, official figures have revealed.
Three men were charged yesterday with conspiring with the July 7 suicide bombers to target London's tourist attractions and its transport network.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text.Json;
using Azure.Core;
using Azure.ResourceManager.Communication.Models;
using Azure.ResourceManager.Models;

namespace Azure.ResourceManager.Communication
{
    public partial class CommunicationDomainResourceData : IUtf8JsonSerializable
    {
        void IUtf8JsonSerializable.Write(Utf8JsonWriter writer)
        {
            writer.WriteStartObject();
            if (Optional.IsCollectionDefined(Tags))
            {
                writer.WritePropertyName("tags");
                writer.WriteStartObject();
                foreach (var item in Tags)
                {
                    writer.WritePropertyName(item.Key);
                    writer.WriteStringValue(item.Value);
                }
                writer.WriteEndObject();
            }
            writer.WritePropertyName("location");
            writer.WriteStringValue(Location);
            writer.WritePropertyName("properties");
            writer.WriteStartObject();
            if (Optional.IsDefined(DomainManagement))
            {
                writer.WritePropertyName("domainManagement");
                writer.WriteStringValue(DomainManagement.Value.ToString());
            }
            if (Optional.IsCollectionDefined(ValidSenderUsernames))
            {
                writer.WritePropertyName("validSenderUsernames");
                writer.WriteStartObject();
                foreach (var item in ValidSenderUsernames)
                {
                    writer.WritePropertyName(item.Key);
                    writer.WriteStringValue(item.Value);
                }
                writer.WriteEndObject();
            }
            if (Optional.IsDefined(UserEngagementTracking))
            {
                writer.WritePropertyName("userEngagementTracking");
                writer.WriteStringValue(UserEngagementTracking.Value.ToString());
            }
            writer.WriteEndObject();
            writer.WriteEndObject();
        }

        internal static CommunicationDomainResourceData DeserializeCommunicationDomainResourceData(JsonElement element)
        {
            Optional<IDictionary<string, string>> tags = default;
            AzureLocation location = default;
            ResourceIdentifier id = default;
            string name = default;
            ResourceType type = default;
            Optional<SystemData> systemData = default;
            Optional<DomainProvisioningState> provisioningState = default;
            Optional<string> dataLocation = default;
            Optional<string> fromSenderDomain = default;
            Optional<string> mailFromSenderDomain = default;
            Optional<DomainManagement> domainManagement = default;
            Optional<DomainPropertiesVerificationStates> verificationStates = default;
            Optional<DomainPropertiesVerificationRecords> verificationRecords = default;
            Optional<IDictionary<string, string>> validSenderUsernames = default;
            Optional<UserEngagementTracking> userEngagementTracking = default;
            foreach (var property in element.EnumerateObject())
            {
                if (property.NameEquals("tags"))
                {
                    if (property.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                    {
                        property.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                        continue;
                    }
                    Dictionary<string, string> dictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();
                    foreach (var property0 in property.Value.EnumerateObject())
                    {
                        dictionary.Add(property0.Name, property0.Value.GetString());
                    }
                    tags = dictionary;
                    continue;
                }
                if (property.NameEquals("location"))
                {
                    location = new AzureLocation(property.Value.GetString());
                    continue;
                }
                if (property.NameEquals("id"))
                {
                    id = new ResourceIdentifier(property.Value.GetString());
                    continue;
                }
                if (property.NameEquals("name"))
                {
                    name = property.Value.GetString();
                    continue;
                }
                if (property.NameEquals("type"))
                {
                    type = new ResourceType(property.Value.GetString());
                    continue;
                }
                if (property.NameEquals("systemData"))
                {
                    if (property.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                    {
                        property.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                        continue;
                    }
                    systemData = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<SystemData>(property.Value.ToString());
                    continue;
                }
                if (property.NameEquals("properties"))
                {
                    if (property.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                    {
                        property.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                        continue;
                    }
                    foreach (var property0 in property.Value.EnumerateObject())
                    {
                        if (property0.NameEquals("provisioningState"))
                        {
                            if (property0.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                            {
                                property0.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                                continue;
                            }
                            provisioningState = new DomainProvisioningState(property0.Value.GetString());
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("dataLocation"))
                        {
                            dataLocation = property0.Value.GetString();
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("fromSenderDomain"))
                        {
                            fromSenderDomain = property0.Value.GetString();
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("mailFromSenderDomain"))
                        {
                            mailFromSenderDomain = property0.Value.GetString();
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("domainManagement"))
                        {
                            if (property0.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                            {
                                property0.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                                continue;
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                            domainManagement = new DomainManagement(property0.Value.GetString());
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("verificationStates"))
                        {
                            if (property0.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                            {
                                property0.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                                continue;
                            }
                            verificationStates = DomainPropertiesVerificationStates.DeserializeDomainPropertiesVerificationStates(property0.Value);
                            continue;
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                        if (property0.NameEquals("verificationRecords"))
                        {
                            if (property0.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                            {
                                property0.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                                continue;
                            }
                            verificationRecords = DomainPropertiesVerificationRecords.DeserializeDomainPropertiesVerificationRecords(property0.Value);
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("validSenderUsernames"))
                        {
                            if (property0.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                            {
                                property0.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                                continue;
                            }
                            Dictionary<string, string> dictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();
                            foreach (var property1 in property0.Value.EnumerateObject())
                            {
                                dictionary.Add(property1.Name, property1.Value.GetString());
                            }
                            validSenderUsernames = dictionary;
                            continue;
                        }
                        if (property0.NameEquals("userEngagementTracking"))
                        {
                            if (property0.Value.ValueKind == JsonValueKind.Null)
                            {
                                property0.ThrowNonNullablePropertyIsNull();
                                continue;
                            }
                            userEngagementTracking = new UserEngagementTracking(property0.Value.GetString());
                            continue;
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                    continue;
                }
            }
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        }
    }
}


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