Welcome to a new era of skin-care gadgets: They plug in, light up, spin around, and possibly scare your dog (more on that in a second).
We enlisted real women and top dermatologists to flip on nine of the latest options and report back on whether they make good on their line-smoothing, face-firming, acne-banishing claims.
The claim: Wear this hockey-mask look-alike for ten minutes daily and its blue and red LED lights will reduce breakouts in as little as one week.
The expert opinion: There are plenty of published papers showing that blue and red lights effectively treat acne, says Neil Sadick, a clinical professor of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City. The combo works by killing acne-causing bacteria (with the blue lights) and bringing down inflammation (with the red lights). "When hair follicles on the face become plugged, bacteria overgrows and enzymes are released that cause inflammation," Sadick explains. While he'd like to see more research on this particular device, he says "it's very safe, it won't hurt your eyes, and it's OK for all skin types." Plan to use it for six to eight weeks to see full benefits.
Clockwise from left: Tria Positively Clear 3-Step Acne Skincare Solution, Beauty Bioscience GloPro, and Michael Todd Beauty Soniclear Petite. Photographed by Grant Cornett.
The claim: This device shoots out blue LED lights — kind of like a flashlight — that kill acne-causing bacteria. Shine it over breakouts and breakout-prone spots for five minutes every day to shrink pimples and prevent new ones.
The test drive: "I started this two weeks before my period, and my skin stayed totally clear," says our tester, who gets hormonal breakouts. "When I stopped using it, I started breaking out again." So (obviously) she turned the thing back on' and her pimples went away a day or two faster than usual. It's painless — "the device heats up, but it's not uncomfortably hot" — and easy to travel with.
The expert opinion: Studies show that this particular type of blue light destroys acne-causing bacteria and turns down the dial on sebum production so you're less oily, says Roy Geronemus, a clinical professor of dermatology at NYU Langone Medical Center. But, he notes, it's not a fit for everyone: "It's not helpful for blackheads and whiteheads, nor for deep cystic acne. It's goodfor the little red bumps called papules and pustules, which are the most common forms of acne." Geronemus recommends using the Tria along with prescription acne medications (like retinoids) or as a safe alternative for those who can't tolerate other treatments due to skin irritation and dryness or pregnancy.
The claim: Run a roller studded with teeny-tiny needles (they're 0.3 millimeters long) over your skin three times a week and lines will look smoother after one month. The tool also vibrates, which is supposed to make the pinpricks feel less creepy and uncomfortable.
The expert opinion: Microneedling has become popular among dermatologists, who love it for smoothing acne scars, wrinkles, and stretch marks. "In the office, we use a device with pins that go deeper [than at-home devices], but anything that causes small wounds is helpful," says Sadick. "Wounding triggers skin's repair functions, like producing new collagen to help smooth wrinkles. Most people should see results in three to four weeks." For safety, Sadick advises that you don't use this at-home roller over the same area multiple times in one sitting or when your skin is irritated. And don't use an exfoliant right afterward. Also, we cannot stress this enough: Clean the MicroTip Attachment Head thoroughly with rubbing alcohol after every use, and replace it every three months.
The claim: This facial-cleansing brush uses a high-speed motor to oscillate (rather than spin) its nylon bristles to get your skin squeaky clean. The brush head has unique antimicrobial bristles that prevent stain- and odor-causing bacteria.
The test drive: Immediately after each use, our tester noticed a brighter, softer complexion. "I used the brush twice a week on the highest setting with a gentle cleanser," she says. "It felt like a cell phone vibrating." After her first use, her cheeks were a little tender, so moisturizer afterward is a must. As promised, the brush stays clean — no smell, no foundation buildup, no need to worry about breakouts.
The expert opinion: "Vibrating brushes are always superior to scrubs or washcloths because the oscillations draw out oil, debris, pollution, and dirt, rather than swirling it around on your skin," says Tina Alster, a clinical professor of dermatology at Georgetown University. And of course, the antimicrobial bristles are a plus.
Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare SpectraLite EyeCare Pro and Newa Skin Care System. Photographed by Grant Cornett.
It's a small wand that emits red LEDs and radio frequency. Shine it on the skin around your eyes for three minutes, five days a week, and after two months "you might see a modest amount of skin tightening," says Geronemus. (His assessment is in line with what the company says you can expect.) Our tester noticed her crow's-feet softening after about a month. But again, the device was too bright for her to keep her eyes open while using it.
The claim: This handheld wand firms skin using radio frequency (a.k.a. controlled heat). Use it on wrinkles up to five times a week for four minutes on each area that you want to target — it vibrates when it's time to shut it off. You'll see fewer wrinkles (in a month) and firmer skin (in two months).
The claim: If you pop the cleansing brush off of your Clarisonic Smart Profile device and pop on this triangular, rubbery attachment, it will harness the device's vibrations to help creams and serums penetrate and firm skin. You should use it for three minutes on your face, neck, and décolletage twice a day for brighter skin (after 1 week) and a tightening effect (after 12).


Home / Music / A Queen City Island Adventure: Deuce Ellis and "An Electric Ride"
What would you do with all of the time in the world, ushered far away from modern conveniences and stripped of any outside world obligations? Maybe you would collapse inside of yourself, or outside of yourself, to a primordial time clock, where crashing waves are your sound machine, the sunset your bed lamp, and the island breeze your compass.
All of the above is true for Buffalonian and hip hop producer Deuce Ellis, who traveled to Hawaii and spent several months living on the island of Oahu, where he dedicated that time to his first self-produced album, An Electric Ride. Now a resident of Denver, which he does not call home because he roams too much, Ellis admits that "some of [that time on the island] was just spent laying around on the beach though...I [also] worked on it in New York City and California, and finished it in Denver."
Inspired by the cosmos and an interplanetary mode of living, thinking, and dreaming, Deuce constructed a 12 track project which features mentor Edreys Wajed and his high school friend TK. An Electric Ride was produced under the guidance of Grammy-nominated producer Jack Mason and recording artist Aloe Blacc.
"I opened/drove for one of Aloe's first tours when "I Need a Dollar" first broke. He's been a bit of a mentor ever since," he says. "We had been trying to figure out a way to collaborate for months, sending tracks back and forth. He challenged me to flip an unreleased record he had and passed that track along to me."
"I Am Somebody" is an understated track that presents a low-key, husky-voiced Deuce over a soundboard of striking tones. Echoing the words of famous soul singer James Brown, the artist's voice turns progressively tremulous, either out of fear, excitement, or both, leaving the listener with an open-ended fate, as is the osmosis of life, leaning on faith in process.
"Cosmic Rays" is another notable track on An Electric Ride. It is more centrifugal in force than not. It takes listeners outside of an earthly design and into a galaxy beyond, away from any comfort zone. As protons fly across the sky and collide with each other in a game of ping pong, we surf on a tuft of space or a beam of light amid chaos, anticipating a final destination, wherever that may be.
"I used my Lightpad block for that beat. I won it in a production challenge. Most of the album was already done by the time they shipped it, but I replayed almost all of the sounds using my Lightpad. It allowed for more expressiveness," Deuce said of the production of "Cosmic Rays."
An Electric Ride in totality is a spontaneous mixture of unobvious eroticism and natural wonder, as found in the track "Naked Language." At other times the album is maniacal and frenetic, as found in the percussive groove beat, "Altered Beast." What the album isn't is fragile. The project is a daring undertaking that alludes to the belief that we are not in this journey alone. An Electric Ride exemplifies who Deuce Ellis is as a person and an artist: artistically inquisitive, deeply in tune, and illustrious.
Listen to the full-length album here.


Greenland Seal Center opened in June 2017.
The visitor center tells the history of the seal and man. In Greenland, you have lived with and of the seal for centuries, and it is the visitor center's goal to convey that story through both exhibitions and products.
The story of the seals is Greenlands history and Great Greenland will make sure that the story is not forgotten.
Great Greenland handles skins from trading stations along the whole of Greenland's coast. From Ittoqqortoormiit in the East and Nanortalik in the South and up to Qaanaaq in the north.
The skins are shipped to Qaqortoq, where we tan and color the skins so that we get the most beautiful skins possible.
Some of the skins are eventually converted into products in the sewing room and are sold here in Qaqortoq and at Great Greenland's other dealers all over the world.
Great Greenland is the world's leader in tanning seal skin.
In a few years, the goal is to be completely free from chemicals in the tanning process.
Great Greenland's Greenlandic lambskin is already tanned organic.
The sewing studio was opened in 1982, and it is based on modern sewing techniques. At the same time, production is still based on principles that have been present in the Greenlandic culture for centuries.
And open to cruise ships when arriving to port.


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When a matter is continually supplied with energy, its temperature increases and it goes from the solid phase through the liquid phase to the gaseous state. If energy is still supplied, the atomic shell breaks down and charged particles are created (negatively charged electrons and positively charged ions. This mixture is called plasma or the "fourth state of matter".
Now this Plasma can be monitored by using (OES) optical emission spectroscopy, as each atom's emission spectra is unique it is possible to measure the spectra and identify the atoms present in the plasma. Plasma monitoring can be needed to identify and detect the additions in and during a plasma process, or to control a Plasma process or its sequence in general.
In the Semiconducter industry Plasma monitoring is used to measure the process during etching of a photo resist, a light sensitive material which is used to form a patterned coating on a surface, Plasma monitoring can facilitate the process through for example end point detection. OES can also be used to monitor the contamination of mirrors within lithography systems. In the energy research and development, OES can be used in fusion experiments by facilitating the monitoring oft he repositioning of hydrocarbons from chamber wall elements. OES may also be used in the monitoring of co-deposition of deuterium and tritium. OES is also used in the biochemical industry to monitor surface modifications using plasma etching to improve the biocompatibility of a material.
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Fiber optic vacuum feedthroughs may also be used to measure closer to the plasma within the chamber. The entire system can be irradiance (intensity) calibrated against a NIST traceable source so as to facilitate comparability of data from one instrument to the next and enable variable integration times across the channels for optimal dynamic range. Unique fiber optic configurations can facilitate greater signal strength and homogeneity along with measurements in harsh, high temperature environments.
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Thin layers of carbon impurities are found on optical components in both fusion reactors and lithography devices, thereby reducing the reflectivity of the mirrors.
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About Neşe Erberk
Neşe Erberk (born October 14, 1964) is a Turkish businesswoman, a former fashion model, beauty contestant and Miss Europe 1984. She was born on October 14, 1964, in İstanbul, Turkey. She completed her education at Robert College and Bosphorus University. After winning the title of Miss Turkey 1983, aypi ajans represented her country the next year at the Miss Europe beauty contest held in Bad Gastein, Austria, and was crowned Miss Europe. She became the fourth Turkish beauty queen to do so, following Günseli Başar, Filiz Vural and Nazlı Deniz Kuruoğlu. Neşe began her career as a model during her high school years and continued after her participation at beauty pageants. In 1987, she founded her own model and casting agency, which grew to one of the biggest today. In 2002 she founded her first preschool which grew into 17 schools including franchises all around Turkey. She is the mother of female triplets - Alin, Selin and Lara, born in 1999.
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In 2005, Rockies starting shortstop Clint Barmes broke his collarbone while carrying a load of deer meat.
In 2009, Carlos Quentin decided to change things up and instead of using his bat to hit, he hit his own bat and broke his wrist.
Brett Barberie once missed a game because he got hot sauce in his eyes.
Glenallen Hill had a nightmare about spiders and crashed through a glass table near his bed.
Joel Zumaya more or less ended his career by playing too much Guitar Hero — he hurt his arm and was never the same.
And yes, Kevin Pillar missed the beginning of the 2015 baseball season because of a sneeze that tore his oblique muscle.
All of this is to say that lots of baseball players suffer dumb injuries and Pillar's achoo boo boo is not some sign of Jewish athleticism or Woody Allen-esque trauma.


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J.R. Todd is the Funny Car polesitter at New England Dragway
J.R. Todd survived the third Funny Car qualifying session to become the No. 1 qualifier in his DHL Toyota Camry at the NHRA New England Nationals. His pass in the second session, a 4.022-second pass at 317.34-mph, held on against a barrage of strong performance.
The fourth qualifying session was called due to rain, helping Todd to his second Funny Car pole of the season and the third of his career. He has 12 poles in his career, which includes nine in Top Fuel racing. He will have a bye run in the first round, which begins at 11 a.m. Eastern at New England Dragway.
"We can really go out and throw down in the first round to try and get set up for round two, because that's no easy draw between Tommy Johnson Jr. and Tim Wilkerson," said Todd. "It gives everybody a little pep in their step back in the pit area, they deserve this. At the end of the day, we want wins, because these No. 1 qualifiers are great but we're going out here to win."
Bob Tasca III, Ron Capps and Robert Hight all made strong runs in the third qualifying session, but none were able to unseat the defending Funny Car world champion. Tasca enters his hometown race as the winner of the last two Funny Car racers on the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series tour. Capps, the 2016 Funny Car world champion, has also won twice in 2019, while Hight, the 2018 world champion, is a four-time winner in 2019.
Johnson is holding down the quick half of the field with a 4.069-second pass. The top 10 spots are separated by six-hundredths of a second. Only Mike Smith and Jeff Diehl failed to get down the track following three sessions, though neither made attempts in all the sessions.
The first round of eliminations is set for 11 a.m. at New England Dragway. You can catch all the action live on NHRA.tv and on FS1 at 1 p.m. Eastern.


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Out This Week
Cake (Warner, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD/digital)
Child actresses signal they've grown up by shedding their clothes; older actresses their bid for independence by shedding their makeup. So it proves with Jennifer Aniston, in a feel-my-agony performance as a woman wracked by relentless physical pain after some sort of accident (all is eventually revealed) which has reduced her to zombie-like shuffling and perma-scowling. It's a good performance by her, and a reminder she's only as good as her material. But this is good material, and Aniston is surrounded by actors who are up to the salt. In particular Adriana Barraza as the hired hispanic help who seems to have the share of human empathy that Aniston's character has lost. It's nice to see someone having a pop at the world of support groups and affirmatory yay culture, but nevertheless the arc of this is obviously going to be redemptive. Nothing wrong with that. Inside this unashamedly little film is another one about first world problems struggling to get out (how much of Aniston's pain is a result of her being allowed to indulge herself?). And possibly yet another one: about an actress facing up to middle age.
Cake – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
Wild Tales (Artificial Eye, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD/digital)
The compendium film is the curate's egg of movies – generally good in parts. This selection from Argentina is better than most, thanks to the fact that they're all by the same director, Damián Szifrón, and the fact that his tone of amused black comedy is evident throughout. Six tales, some short (the pre-titles Pasternak lasts a few scant minutes and is storytelling boiled right down to the pith), others longer (such as Bombita, in which Ricardo Darín, the biggest name here, plays a guy working himself into a lather over a parking ticket). A common theme is the stupidity of males, their tendency to ramp up aggressive tit-for-tat until things have got wildly out of hand – the road-rage story Road to Hell being a cute exercise in macabre escalation. Granted, the entire package does look a bit like a showreel introducing Hollywood producers to a versatile Argentinian talent, though with Pedro Almodóvar doing backroom production work, you'd hardly think that necessary. Recommended.
Wild Tales – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
Tokyo Tribe (Eureka, cert 18)
If you're familiar with the work of Sion Sono, you'll already be braced for anything from this master of excess. It turns out to be a sensible position to adopt, because Sono is ready to deliver with Tokyo Tribe. After a four-minute tracking shot to open, which deliberately recalls Orson Welles's for Touch of Evil, Sono gives us a sexed up, gored up West Side Story of the gangs of Tokyo, all of whom pull niggaz poses and sing – there is virtually no dialogue, be warned – in rap rhythms their story of … and here I get slightly lost in the frame rather than the picture. It's a stylistic exercise in sheer bombast, like a Snoop Dogg promo done feature length, with the wilful kookiness of Besson's The Fifth Element, plus police sirens, pert breasts, raking searchlights, split screens, addresses to camera, sexy cops, neon lighting, a crazed Mr Big with a fondness for masturbation and glass dildos, his son, who uses human beings as furniture, and a mother-and-son duo who spin through the whole thing dispensing martial arts payback. Realism isn't the point, though you want to signal to Sono early on that you get it, and ask whether he has something he wants to say. I'm not sure, this time, that he has.
Tokyo Tribe – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
Love Is Strange (Altitude, cert 15)
Ira Sachs has made some great films in the last few years – check out 40 Shades of Blue, starring Rip Torn as a music producer about to slide right off into the deep end. But Love Is Strange feels more like a follow-up to Keep the Lights On, Sachs's essay about what happens to the relationship of two gay men when the drugs and partying stops. Here, we're a few years further down the line, where we meet John Lithgow and Alfred Molina, a pair of late-life gay men whose marriage is welcomed by all their metrosexual friends, not so much by the Catholic church, which employs Molina's George as a music teacher. Cue a crisis of job, which leads to a loss of accommodation for this comfortable pair, who wind up bunking down in separate apartments – George with a pair of gay cops who like to par-tay, his wife/husband (I'm never really sure how these things are decided) Ben (Lithgow) with his nephew and family. Neither billet is really what anyone – the givers and receivers of the bounty – wants. Sachs seems to be reaching back to the films of his youth, recreating a drama of human character – New York by way of the New Wave, you could say – relying on performances to fill in the scant plot. Molina and Lithgow are so good together, I started wondering what it would have been like with Michael Gambon in the Lithgow role, as originally planned. More sonorous, for starters. As it is we're left with a downbeat portrait of stoic love that could be seen as a distant companion to Haneke's Amour – it's towards the end that life sets it toughest challenges.
Love Is Strange – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
The Green Prince (Artificial Eye, cert 15)
This is a documentary about a Palestinian who became a spy for the Israeli Shin Bet. And not any old Palestinian either, but the son of a preacher at the Ramallah mosque, for whom "Hamas was not just a movement… it was a family business. It was our identity." Mosab Hassan Yousef is that guy, recruited in 1996 when still a teenager at exactly the point where he was about to become a weaponised individual, he worked as an Israeli spy for years after. This is a fascinating story not particularly well told – for me it lacked the contextual details (dates would have been nice, so would some journalistic orientation here and there) – of a young man whose espionage resulted in various spells in prison, torture; it was hardly the life of James Bond (it kept up appearances, we're told). Nor was I particularly convinced by Mosab's self-justification: that he was ultimately fighting for the same thing as his father and family by trying to thwart the worst excesses of the suicide bombing campaigns. He's gay, isn't he? I kept thinking. And that's what Shin Bet and his meaty, wouldn't-want-to-fuck-with handler Gonen Ben Yitzhak had on him? It is never dealt with, though seems to lurk in the fringes, possibly as some sort of artefact constructed in my mind only from remnants of other more conventional spy thrillers.
The Green Prince – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
Blackhat (Universal, cert 15)
Going into Blackhat I was all anticipation. A Michael Mann movie, a cyberthriller, Chris Hemsworth. Lots to like. But god it was boring, and halfway through I realised it had fallen into the same black hole that so many films about hackers have fallen into – even the Julian Assange film, The Fifth Estate, did recently (and that had the expert Bill Condon directing). Here, after a descent literally from outer space into the inner workings, at photon level, of a computer – a bravura opening shot that reassures only to deceive – we get into the tired tale of a bad-boy hacker who is busted out of jail by the US security services to prevent some evil mastermind doing something to a power plant somewhere else on the planet. He is teamed up with Wang Leehom, for dick-measuring dialogue reminiscent of that film when Russkie Arnie Schwarzenegger was forced to work with US cop Jim Belushi – in fact the whole film is reminiscent of a midweight 1980s actioner. Also along for the ride are Viola Davis, adding sass to her lines even though she's there just to deliver another audience quadrant or two (black, middle aged), and Wei Tang (or is it Tang Wei?), a beauty there for the purposes of exposition, love interest and to shout "watch out" when a gang of thugs is advancing. As said, it's a Michael Mann film and so of course it looks great, with cinematographer Stuart Dryburgh giving it Christopher Doyle dark, gloss and neon glows, while Mann fetishises the male body, cars, vehicles and machinery of any sort, and we all wait for a speedboat to come bouncing by at full throttle, Miami Vice style. It eventually does. The script stinks, and I've no idea how Mann got involved, to be honest, while Hemsworth responds to it with a sullen pout and withdraws all the charisma that made his Thor and James Hunt in Rush so attractive. Sandbox only.
Blackhat – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
Taken 3 (Fox, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD/digital)
"I will find you and I will bore you to death." Geri-action king Liam Neeson doesn't actually utter that line, but it's Taken 3 boiled down to a soundbite, a half-hearted run through the usual routine – ex CIA guy Neeson's family is threatened, he responds with extreme prejudice – all shot in the slightly bleachy 1990s style. The action is edited in the "we can't really kick ass" style that's now used even for people who can kick ass. And there's a lack of regard for human life – how many blameless cops has Neeson offed as he works his way towards the villain, a surprise reveal that would have been more convincing if the villain hadn't been wearing the "I am the villain" baseball cap the entire time. A couple of good stunts are enjoyable conceptually, notably reversing a car down a lift shaft, though it wasn't edited together particularly well. And Neeson has a couple of superannuated pals this time out, which led me to the slightly appalled thought that someone is trying to get another Expendables franchise going. Forest Whitaker is in it, again as the bright cop who keeps his coals banked way down low. Er…
Taken 3 – Watch it/buy it at Amazon
Categories DVD/Blu-ray/Digital Reviews Tags Blackhat, Cake, Love Is Strange, Taken 3, The Green Prince, Tokyo Tribe, Wild Tales


Some vehicles equipped with a 1992 HYDRA-MATIC 4L60 transmission built between Julian Date 061 (March 1, 1992) and Julian Date 171 (June 19, 1992) may experience a harsh 1-2 upshift. NOTE: Once the transmission is brought to operating temperature, the condition may not be able to be reproduced until a "cold soak" (overnight) is performed.
The above condition may be caused due to a tapered 1-2 accumulator sleeve. The tapered bore may cause the 1-2 accumulator valve to stick in the bottom of the bore.
To improve the 1-2 shift, install the service package listed in this bulletin. A 1-2 accumulator valve and 1-2 accumulator valve sleeve (which, normally, is not serviceable) is included in the package.
Labor Operation Number T7601 (Valve Body, R&R).
Labor Time: C/K, G, L/M, S/T Trucks 1.8 hrs.
Labor Time: Caprice 1.7 hrs. Camaro 1.4 hrs. Corvette 1.3 hrs. Corvette with folding top add 0.6 hrs.
Refer to the HYDRA-MATIC 4L60 Unit Repair Section of the appropriate service manual for repair information.
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ARABIC: Bisillah hindîyah, Lûbyâ sûdânî, Shakul.
CHINESE: San ye dou, Niu dou, Dou rong, Shu tuo, Mu dou.
FRENCH : Ambrevade, Pois d'Angola, Pois du Congo, Pois cajan.
HINDI: Arhar, Toor, Tuur, Tur, Tuvar, Tuver.
MALAY : Kacang kacang dal, Kacang hiris, Kacang kayu, Kacang gude.
PORTUGUESE : Feijão-guandu, Guandu, Guisante-de-Angola.
SPANISH : Cachito, Fríjol de árbol, Frijol de la India, Frijol guandul, Frijol quinchancho, Gandul.
THAI: Thua rae, Thua maetaai, Ma hae.
VIETNAMESE: Cay dau chieu, Dau thong.
Kadios is an erect, branched, hairy shrub, 2 to 4 meters high. Stems are angled and covered with fine hairs. Leaves are oblong-lanceolate to oblanceolate, trifoliate with two lateral leaflets and a central/terminal leaflet on a longer petiole. Flowers are yellow, occurring in sparse peduncled racemes, about 1.5 centimeters long. Pod is hairy, flattened, 4 to 7 centimeters long, about 1 centimeter wide, containing 2 to 7 seeds. Seeds are smooth, 4 to 8 millimeters in diameter, green when immature, turning white, yellow, red or black on maturity, entire or mottled.
- In settled areas throughout the Philippines, cultivated, semicultivated, and in some places, spontaneous, occurring from sea level to 2,400 meters.
- Probably prehistoric introduction from tropical Asia of Malaya.
- Phytochemical screening yielded carbohydrates, protein, amino acid, fats and oils, steroid, glycosides, anthraquinone glucoside, saponin glycoside, flavonoids, alkaloids, phenolic compounds.
- Pigeon pea is rich in starch, protein, calcium, manganese, crude fiber, fat, trace elements, and minerals.
- Seeds are rich in carbohydrates (58%) and proteins (19%).
- Studies yielded 2'-2'methylcajanone, 2'-hydroxygenistein, isoflavones, cajanin, cahanones, among many others.
- Leaves are rich in polyphenolic compounds, i.e., flavonoids like luteonin and apigenin, and also stilbenes, saponins, tannins, resins, and terpenoids.
- Roots are considered anthelmintic, expectorant, febrifuge, sedative, vulnerary.
- Studies have suggested antihyperglycemic, anti-inflammatory, anti-plasmodial, anti-sickling, antihyperlipidemic, antimicrobial, anticancer, antioxidant, hepatoprotective properties.
- Used mainly for its edible young pods and seeds.
- Vegetable food crop ( seeds and pods) in South-East Asia.
- Fair source of calcium and iron; good source of vitamin B.
- Decoction or infusion of leaves for coughs, diarrhea, abdominal pains.
- Tender leaves are chewed for aphthous stomatitis and spongy gums.
- Pulped or poulticed leaves used for sores.
- Leaves used in the treatment of measles.
- Roots chewed for toothache; leaves used to clean teeth.
- In Peru, leaves are used as an infusion for anemia, hepatitis, diabetes, urinary infections and yellow fever.
- In Argentina, leaves used for genital and skin problems; flowers used for bronchitis, cough and pneumonia.
- In China, as vermifuge, vulnerary; for tumors.
- In Panama, used for treatment of diabetes and jaundice.
- In Bangladesh, used for treatment of diabetes.
- In Indian folk medicine, used for a variety of liver disorders.
- Used in the treatment of jaundice, bronchitis and cough; used as anthelmintic and in child delivery.
- Forage: Used as forage or hay.
- Crafts: Branches and stems for basket and fuel.
• RBC Sickling Inhibition / Sickle Cell Anemia : Clinical studies have reported seed extracts to inhibit red blood cell sickling and potential benefit for people with sickle cell anemia.
• Sickle Cell Anemia: In a single blind placebo controlled study, results showed CC extract may cause a reduction of painful sickle cell crises and ameliorate the adverse effects of sickle cell anemia on the liver.
• Antioxidant / Hypolipidemic: Study of methanolic extract of CC in alloxan-induced hyperglycemic rats showed a significant reduction in blood glucose, triglycerides, cholesterol, and creatinine concentrations. Antioxidant activity was confirmed with in vitro studies.
Evaluation of traditional medicine: effects of Cajanus cajan L. and of Cassia fistula L. on carbohydrate metabolism in mice / Exposito Avella M et al / Rev Med Panama. 1991 Jan;16(1):39-45.
Evaluation of hypolipidemic and potential antioxideant effects of Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (L>) Millsp. leaves in alloxan-induced hyperglycemic rats / Akinloye O A and Solanke O O / J. Med. Plant. Res.
Mechanism of the Antisickling Effects of Cajanus cajan and Phenylalanine / Chidi G. Osuagwu / Nigerian Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 25 (2): 68 - 71, 2010.
Sorting Cajanus names / Authorised by Prof. Snow Barlow / Maintained by: Michel H. Porcher / MULTILINGUAL MULTISCRIPT PLANT NAME DATABASE / Copyright © 1997 - 2000 The University of Melbourne.
Cajanol, a novel anticancer agent from Pigeonpea [Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.] roots, induces apoptosis in human breast cancer cells through a ROS-mediated mitochondrial pathway. / Luo M, Liu X, Zu Y, Fu Y, Zhang S, Yao L, Efferth T. / Chem Biol Interact. 2010 Oct 6;188(1):151-60./ doi: 10.1016/j.cbi.2010.07.009. Epub 2010 Jul 16.
Anti-Oxidative Protection against Iron Overload-Induced Liver Damage in Mice by Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp. Leaf Extract / Rhitajit Sarkar, Bibhabasu Hazra & Nripendranath Mandal / Indian Journal of Experimental Biology, Vol 51, Feb 2013, pp 165-173.
Comparative study of antidiabetic activity of Cajanus cajan and Tamarindus indica in alloxan-induced diabetic mice with a reference to in vitro antioxidant activity / Laizuman Nahar, Fatema Nasrin, Ronok Zahan, Anamul Haque, Ekramul Haque, Ashik Mosaddik / Pharmacognosy Research, 2014, Vol 6, Issue 2, pp 180-187.
Anti-Ulcer and Anti-Inflammatory Activity of Cajanus cajan Linn. / Jaliwal Y A, Mohanti P K, Jain Neetesh Kumar / International Research Journal of Pharmacy, 2014, 5(4).
In vitro antioxidant and pharmacognostic studies of leaf extracts of cajanus cajan (l.) millsp / B Mahitha, P Archana, Md. H Ebrahimzadeh, K Srikanth, M Rajinikanth, N Ramaswamy / Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2015, Vol 77, Issue 2, pp 170-177.
Hepatoprotective effect of Cajanus cajan on tissue defense system in D-galactosamine-induced hepatitis in rats / Oluseyi Adeboye Akinloye, Moshood Olajire Olaniyi / Türk Biyokimya Dergisi [Turkish Journal of Biochemistry–Turk J Biochem] 2011; 36 (3) ; 237–241.
Phytochemical And Antiulcer Activity Of Cajanus Cajan Leaves Against Pylorus Ligation-Induced Gastric Ulcer In Rats / Mohammad Mansoor, Cheelapogu Venkateswarlu*, Srinivasa Rao D. / INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN PHARMACY MEDICINE AND BIOALLIED SCIENCES, Volume 3, Issue 2, Page 84-88, May-August 2015.
Effect of the addition of pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan) flour on the chemical, nutritional and sensory quality of cassava bread ("casabe") / Ciarfella, A. T.; Perez S, E.; Tovar, Juscelino LU ; Sanchez, T. and Dufour, D.


We had listed out few simple tips and tricks for Apple iPhone X which are helpful for your day to day activities. Let's have a glance of them.
On older iPhones, we can turn on Siri using the Home button but we don't have Home button on iPhone X. To turn on Siri on your latest iPhone just press and hold "Power" button.
To view battery percentage, scroll from the top of the screen to view Control Center, such that you will find battery percentage preceding battery level icon.
To un-background applications, swipe up from the bottom and give a pause, you will find the running applications on the screen. Press and hold on any application that you want to un-background from running applications and click on "Delete" icon that appears on every application.
To switch to Home screen from any application window just swipe up from the bottom the application, you will be switched to Home screen.
From the lock screen perform 3D Touch on the torch option to turn on the flashlight and perform the same to turn off the flashlight.
To view camera options apart from clicking on camera icon, open Control Center and tap on the Camera icon to find the camera options available like "Take Selfie", "Record Video", "Record Slo-mo" and Take Portrait".
To customize control center options, switch to Settings and choose "Control Center" option. Now, tap on "Customize" option and choose the desired settings that you need to appear on the control center options.
To record the screen, press and hold the double circled icon from the Control Center options (if you don't find the icon choose it from control center options) and choose "Start Recording" option. You can even turn on/off microphone during recording. Once done with recording tap on "Stop Recording" option and the recording gets saved to your videos.
You can now also find "Power off" and "Emergency SOS" options from iPhone X screen by pressing and holding volume down and power buttons for few seconds at the same time.
To take screenshot press and hold slightly the volume up and power buttons for very few seconds.
From Settings-> Camera -> Record Video and change the recording quality to your desired level and even you can lock camera from the same screen.


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That Hamilton Woman (1941)
Aka Lady Hamilton/The Enchantress. They told us of your victories but not of the price you paid! When small-town courtesan Emma Hart (Vivien Leigh) finds herself married off by her indebted uncle to British Ambassador to Naples, elderly widower Sir William Hamilton (Alan Mowbray), her world is turned upside down. Just as Emma is finally settling into her new life as Lady Hamilton, she meets British naval hero Horatio Nelson (Laurence Olivier) who vociferously opposes Napoleon's growing empire and the two fall madly in love. However, their forbidden romance is soon threatened by the ever-growing shadow of the Napoleonic Wars... What a century it's been: Marlborough rode to war, and Washington crossed the Delaware. Louis XVI, and Marie Antoinette. The last of the Stuarts. Peter the Great. Voltaire. Clive of India. Bonaparte. The framing story of this famous propaganda work created by producer/directorAlexander Korda is that of Emma Hamilton ensconced in debtor's prison in France, regaling her incredulous fellow prisoners with her incredible life story and her grand romance. That this involved once notorious real-life lovers, then married couple, Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier (reunited by Korda from Fire Over England), must have been catnip to audiences. Indeed the film's tagline boasted, The Year's Most Exciting Team of Screen Lovers! Its role in attracting the US into a total war nobody wanted is debatable. In fact Korda was accused of espionage, a charge he only escaped because his hearing coincided with Pearl Harbour: special relationship?! There are always men, who for the sake of their insane ambition, want to destroy what other people build. The screenplay by Walter Reisch and R.C. Sheriff (with two of Nelson's speeches contributed by Winston Churchill) condenses a lot of historical material and Olivier is perhaps a bit too slow but this is compensated for with the range of emotions Leigh explores to charismatic effect. Shot in the US, it looks gorgeous courtesy of Rudolph Maté's intricate cinematography and the sumptuous design by Vincent Korda and Lyle Wheeler, with beautiful costuming by René Hubert, while the romantic score is composed by Miklós Rózsa. There is no 'then'. There is no 'after'
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It Started in Naples (1960)
It's thinking in Italian I need to learn. The younger black sheep brother of American lawyer Michael Hamilton (Clark Gable) has died with his wife in a car crash in Italy so it falls to him to take care of business which includes their eight-year old son Nando (Marietto Angeletti). He decides he will bring the boy back with him to Philadelphia. But when Nando's gorgeous aunt, Lucia Curcio (Sophia Loren) protests a lengthy and heated custody battle ensues. The boy is a bit of an endearing wiseass and Lucia is a lady of infinitely risque abilities starting with her dancing job at a club. So when he takes charge of the kid who doesn't want to leave the pigsty he's living in there are complications not least Michael's own growing feelings for Lucia … There are a lot of inconsistencies in this film – not the least is the mismatch between the ageing Gable and the very young Loren – and his expanding girth didn't help: apparently he developed such a craving for Italian food on location his weight ballooned. Watch him get bigger as the film progresses! However his evolving friendship with Nando, the romance between himself and Lucia which at first seems fake but then it's not, and the astonishing scenery shot by Robert Surtees make up for a lot. And there's the chance to see Loren's mentor the great Vittorio De Sica in the role of her lawyer, not to mention her version of Americano. That and the religious procession reminds me of the scene-setting in The Talented Mister Ripley decades later. The story by Michael Pertwee & Jack Davies was developed as a screenplay by Jack Rose, the legendary Suso Cecchi D'Amico and director Melville Shavelson who does Loren a disservice in the musical sequences. Heck, it's so pretty! Tu vuo fa americano!
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Cynara (1932)
Fascinating pre-Code melodrama with Ronald Colman as the staid London barrister whose rock solid marriage to the disarming Kay Francis when she takes off for Venice with her flighty younger sister is challenged when Mephistopholean colleague Henry Stephenson manoeuvres him into a romance with attractive shopgirl Phyllis Barry. Cunningly adapted by Frances Marion and Lynn Starling from the novel by Robert Gore-Brown, this is structured as a flashback and there are some startling slices of dialogue to cut through the class froth. This is an opportunity to experience the fragrant charms of cult fave Francis while Colman is typically good. Directed by King Vidor.
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Eat Pray Love (2010)
Maybe you're a woman in search of a word. The zeitgeist sometimes throws up books that speak to a lot of people. This volume by Elizabeth Gilbert was one of them. It's a given that 50% of the population (that is, the male half) will not get this. And a fair proportion of women who do not walk out on their toxic relationships will not get it either. (A friend in a dreadful marriage told me to 'F… off and mind your own business' when I gave her a copy of the book. Nice!) On a TV arts show I watched the women eviscerate this film: it wasn't 'feminist' or 'empowering' and why would a good looking successful career woman with an idiot husband living off her need to leave him – like what's she so UNHAPPY about?! … Etc. And of those who do get this, some will remain sceptical about the benefits of handing over everything you own to a man just to be shot of him (he's Billy Crudup but he's a directionless tosser here, so that's alright.) But when the next guy is James Franco, it's slightly more understandable. But he's not right either! Because life's not all about sex with handsome empathetic actors into meditation! So Liz Gilbert got herself a book contract and took off with the proceeds of her travel journalism (and presumably some frequent flier miles) and decided to get back to basics – to permit herself to eat real food and not just lettuce leaves, to learn Italian and get some balance in her life. Sometimes to lose balance for love is part of living a balanced life. Julia Roberts is a skinny creature who will never gain the kind of weight we hear about here, Italy looks great and the men are delectable. Richard Jenkins is a kind of guru while Javier Bardem offers Liz the prospect of a marriage of equals in Bali. Okay – I understand that waiting for the right guy isn't all of the answer but for some people … it's some of it. Ryan Murphy is working from a screenplay he adapted with Jennifer Salt and you know, it's pretty terrific.It was shot in sequence so that Roberts' performance really achieves the gravity and grace she feels she needs to acquire to get through life easier. Sometimes you need to look at what a film is actually doing and saying as opposed to what it's not attempting in the first place. Or something. What's not to love? Eat? Pray?! Whatever! PS Speaking of the zeitgeist there's a new book on the history of Chinese philosophy that totally discredits the mindless idea of mindfulness that seemingly intelligent people indulge right now – so get with the programme, eat pasta, learn Italian, dance! Cos the answer to life is not all inside – it's outside! Enjoy yourself! Yeah! In the end, I've come to believe in something I call "The Physics of the Quest."
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Are you entertaining this holiday season? Or maybe bringing a dish to someone else's dinner party? A good cheese plate is a good addition to any holiday party and you can make it more interesting by including Texas cheese makers.
While most Texas cheesemakers are near Dallas and in Hill Country, Houstonians can find these cheeses close to home at the Houston Dairymaids, a cheese shop in the Houston Heights that specializes in Texas artisan cheeses.
Dairymaid Shannon McCracken guided us through a Texas cheese tasting and gave us some pointers on how to put together a good Texas cheese board. Read on for her tips and cheese recommendations.
"Obviously you don't want to have all goat cheeses in there," says McCracken. "Have a goat cheese, have a couple of different cow's milk cheeses … " In other words, look for variety.
Don't get all your cheese from the same cheesemaker. When McCracken puts together Texas cheese boards for tastings and events she tries to include five different Texas cheesemakers.
Offer flavor contrasts on your cheese board. If you pick a fresh goat cheese, for example, you may want to also include an aged goat cheese since the flavors are very different. Try to include a range of flavors from mild to stronger cheeses.
When choosing how many cheeses to include on your cheese board, go for an odd number. McCracken suggests three to five.
Crackers are always good but other options include honey, nuts (McCracken likes to use Oregon hazelnuts), cajeta (such as Blue Heron Farm's Cajeta, which pairs well with milder cheeses), and mayhaw jelly.
Not familiar with Texas cheeses? Here are some recommendations to get you started.
Fresh Cheeses - Texas makes a lot of goat cheeses, according to McCracken. Try June Joy, a fresh goat cheese blended with honey, black pepper and thyme, by Pure Luck Farm & Dairy in Dripping Springs. Hoja Santa by the Mozzarella Company in Dallas is a fresh goat cheese wrapped in hoja santa leaves that not only looks pretty on the board, it tastes good, too.
Semi-Firm - Eagle Mountain Cheese raw milk cheeses in North Texas. Try their Birdville Reserve or the Tomme de Hood cheeses. Another raw tomme-style cheese to try is Manos de Dios from Caprino Royale dairy in Waco. The cheese, made from a mix of goat and cow's milk, is tangy and smooth.
Aged - Santiago, a Manchego-style aged cheese from Caprino Royale in Waco, is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Firm - If you're a fan of cheddar, try the Veldhuizen Family Farm's Texas Gold Cheddar. Their flagship cheese, it's made with raw milk and aged yielding a complex flavor and slightly sharp finish.


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Ever since reading Susan Orlean's New Yorker article about her treadmill desk, I've been obsessed with getting one. I'm happy to announce it's here. After a few months of talking about it and another month or two of researching the possibilities, we've built something and we're happy to share the results with anyone who wishes to do the same.
An editor friend of mine recently commented that for her, writing is like exercise: she feels good once it's over, but she finds it hard to start.
I agree on both counts. Starting anything is the hardest part.
I shudder to think of the spam this blog post title is going to get me, but so be it. This needs to be said.
At the tail end of a work phone call today, my friend and colleague P. gave me some great advice. I'd told her that I've been trying to make a morning exercise routine stick. I'm currently on Day Four of what I hope will become a permanent lifestyle change that involves walking, biking, hiking, or swimming for an hour every morning, six or seven days a week.


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Does listening to languages in your sleep help you learn them faster?
By Georgina Torbet October 26, 2021
From in-person classes at school to remote learning, and from apps to tandem partners, there seems to be no end to tools and approaches that help you learn a new language. One seemingly wild idea is that you can even learn a language by listening to it at night while you're asleep. Isn't that appealing: The idea that you could make use of your time in bed to help you master your language skills?
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Sleep on it
But can you really learn while you sleep? To find out what the science has to say, we spoke to Rebecca Crowley, a research associate at Royal Holloway, University of London, who performs experiments on sleep and language learning.
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Learning a language is a complicated psychological process. The research on exactly how language learning occurs is still ongoing, but current evidence suggests that when you learn a new word, you do so via what is called an episodic memory. That means you remember the event of learning the word — where you were, who you were with, and so on.
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To really understand and use a new word, you need to link that word to other related words in the language. This adds the word to what researchers call your mental lexicon, which is like an internal dictionary of words you know and their meanings. It's this process of moving a word from an episodic memory into the mental lexicon that seems to occur during sleep.
There are several stages of sleep, Crowley explains. There's a surface level of sleep, then two deeper levels that are divided into rapid eye movement (REM) and non-REM sleep.
You might have heard of REM sleep, which is when most people think that dreaming occurs. But Crowley says that dreams actually occur throughout all stages of sleep. The important differences between these stages for learning is that the non-REM and REM phases are when memories are consolidated.
"Consolidation is about strengthening the information and integrating it into networks of information that already exist, for long-term storage," Crowley said. "It seems like sleep plays a really crucial role in the consolidation phase of learning."
If you're listening to something full of words you've never heard before, that probably won't be helpful.
You should also know that sleep is vital for good cognitive functioning overall. When you're sleep deprived, you struggle to focus and pay attention, and that means you'll get less out of your lessons. Sleep deprivation also impairs the consolidation process mentioned above.
School and college schedules can often be punishing, especially if you're having to get up for early classes after staying up late working on assignments; you may be chronically sleep deprived. This is bad for your physical and mental health, as well as your ability to learn, so try to get a good night's sleep as often as you can. That equates to seven to 10 hours per night for most people, so don't skip out on time in bed if you're hoping to perform well at school.
So, sleep is important to help you learn, but can playing information out loud while you sleep be helpful to this process? The research done by Crowley and others suggests that it can due to the way language is processed in the brain.
When you learn a new piece of information, "it seems to be initially stored in the hippocampus, which is a deep brain structure," Crowley said. "It's then during sleep that the neurons, which represent the memory trace, seem to refire. So they actively replay, and it's through this replay process that the information is redistributed from the hippocampus to more neocortical areas, which is where they're stored long-term."
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This busy neural activity is happening while you sleep, and it turns out that the processes can be influenced by what you hear during this period, even if you're not consciously aware of it.
"If you replay piece[s] of information during sleep, you can bias the intrinsic replay process and cause the memory traces for the information that's being played out loud to be replayed internally," Crowley said. "Then, memory for that information is strengthened."
Crowley said that the best way to learn a language is through instruction, such as taking a class in person or online. There are other ways to learn as well, like testing. As much as students might dread tests, being forced to recall specific information is a great way to reinforce memories and help information stick.
It can also help to expose yourself to the language you're learning in everyday contexts, like listening to the radio or watching a TV show in that language. This exposure seems to force you to recall words you've previously learned, helping to cement them.
However, to benefit from exposure while you sleep, you need to be listening to material that you have some familiarity with. If you're listening to something full of words you've never heard before, that probably won't be helpful.
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So, playing an audiobook or radio show with familiar words in it will be somewhat beneficial. From current research, it looks like the most beneficial thing to play would be an audio recording of your classes. That's because you're trying to access the episodic memory of learning — that's the memory of the event where you learned the word — so replaying the class audio will help with that. If you can record your classes or lectures on your phone and play that back at night, it could help you retain the information you learned better.
There are some practical considerations to bear in mind. You don't want the noise to wake you up, so don't play it too loud. Some people find headphones uncomfortable at night, so they would be better off playing the material out loud. And you don't want the sounds to prevent you from falling asleep, so it's best to set a timer to start playing half an hour or so after you fall asleep. You also need a recording that's long enough to still be playing while you're in non-REM sleep, so you'll want to play something that's a few hours long.
There is one caveat to this advice: Forcing yourself to learn particular information could theoretically interfere with remembering other material. "If you're strengthening memory for some information, that might be at the cost of other information," Crowley said.
If you're trying to cram for exams in history, chemistry, and French all at the same time, you might not want to play French audio at night, as it could bias how you remember the language at the expense of the other material.
This is an emerging field of research, so there's much to be discovered about the process of learning during sleep. But if you want to give yourself a boost when learning a language, you might benefit from recording your lectures and playing them back at night — as long as that playback isn't waking you up or otherwise disturbing your sleep.
Overall, when it comes to learning a new language, Crowley says to "sleep on it."
"That's what we say. If you want to learn a language, sleep on it."
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Should trust creation be part of your inheritance planning?
Trusts are often an important part of an inheritance plan or estate plan. A trust can make it possible for assets to transfer through the trust administration process, which is a process by which money and property can be officially transferred to new owners outside of the probate process.
The trust administration process can be faster, more private and less costly than the probate process and it allows heirs or beneficiaries to inherit much more quickly. You should talk with an experienced attorney about whether trusts should be part of your inheritance plan so you can determine what the benefits of trust creation may be for you and your loved ones.


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The Library by Steven Burns made it's debut at The Public Theatre and it's drawing card was "Hit Girl/Carrie" Chloe Grace Moretz. As soon as I read that she was making her Off-Broadway debut, I grabbed a ticket for the first Saturday night after it officially opened. I had the aisle seat in row B which oddly enough turned out to be the front row.
Curtain time was 7:30pm and at 7:15 I asked the usher why they weren't opening the doors. He told me they opened them about ten minutes before curtain, and I'd know why once I was inside. It was true. There was no curtain and Moretz was laid out on a table front and center while the audience found their seats. They had ushers on either side in the front who acted like bodyguards in case anyone tried to do anything to the young starlet. I heard she has quite a few stalkers and doesn't come out and sign autographs for that reason. It was funny, she was suppose to lie still. But, kept scratching her face and arm. She'd stretch her toes and do other little exercises. She is only 17 and I guess it's hard to remain still for even a minute.
This is not a large theatre, and I found it quite odd there was a speaker sitting right in my face. Sure enough everyone was mic'd. The repertory company I worked for was larger than this theatre and the actors projected. That's what actors do. I found mic'd actors to be a wasteful distraction.
Since Moretz was the drawing card, and I already knew that it was roughly 100 minutes long with no intermission, I didn't even bother to look through the playbill except to see the actors photos. To see if I recognized anyone else. This cheap ass playbill didn't even have a headshot page, and when I mentioned it "jokingly" to the body guard usher, he just glared at me. So, imagine my surprise when the following cast came out -
Jennifer Westfeldt (Kissing Jessica Stein) played Moretz's mother.
Michael O'Keefe played her father.
But, the one that really got me because I absolutely love her is Lili Taylor played a victim's mother.
Taylor I recognized immediately and her voice is unmistakeable.
Westfeldt I had to look up (it's difficult without my reading glasses).
O'Keefe kind of looked familiar. But, was so AWFUL I kept thinking to myself "why did they hire such a terrible actor?" He sucked.
The play itself is about a school shooting where Moretz is shot, but survives. A young boy who was in the Library when it happened told authorities that Moretz was asked by the shooter where everyone was hiding, and to save herself told him. He then went and shot everyone in the hiding place. So, she's a pirhana, and another girl Joy (Taylor plays the Martyr's mother) a Christian who lead a group in prayer before being shot and killed. Moretz becomes a further outcast when she denies being the traitor and instead points the finger at a girl who was singing, stopped singing to rat out the hiders and then was shot and killed. While Moretz never names Joy, the papers say Moretz named Joy and all hell breaks loose. You should be able to easily guess the final outcome as it was apparent 2 minutes into the performance.
The topic of school shootings has been immortalized in quite a few movies and now this crappy play. None of them bring the subject matter to life. They've all been cheap exploitation of an epidemic that doesn't seem to be going away any time soon.
What a waste of talent.
Last edited by UniqueAmI; 04-20-2014, 08:56 PM.
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Baron Yoshimoto @ The YaYoi Museum Tokyo - Until 31st March 2019 - Well worth the visit!
Last Friday I was invited by Emily Yoshimoto, and Ryan Holmberg, to attend the opening & talk event for the Baron Yoshimoto retrospective exhibition at the Yayoi Museum (map below) - this museum is dedicated to Manga & Gekiga and it's close to Ueno in Tokyo. I'd met Emily Yoshimoto (Baron's Daughter) previously when I tagged along with Ryan Holmberg and Emily to the Keirin (Cycle) racing track in Tachikawa early in 2018 when he was doing some fieldwork for the Retrofit Baron translation (The Troublemakers).
I'd first come across Baron Yoshimoto's work when I went to a show of his that was in Shibuya a couple of years back. He did that show with Katsuya Terada and it was large panel work that they were doing, kind of 'batttling' each other with each panel. It was a lot of fun then and has led them to do further shows together. This retrospective shows some of Baron's larger panel (later period) work on the walls of the 2nd floor as well as (earlier) manga works in the cabinet. On the 1st floor you'll find Baron's early works from the 1950s sweeping round anti-clockwise as his career progressed and fame followed. It's a wonderfully put together show that shows really well how Baron's career developed and how his early artistic experiences helped to feed into his success later on. He's a bit of a living legend in my eyes and has some killer dance moves that would easily put me to shame (check out the 2nd floor for evidence of this point).
I have included below a link to Ryan Holmberg's show instagram post and the original text. I am in agreement with Ryan, this show is awesome, Emily's done a fantastic job curating it. If you are in Tokyo between now and 31st March this show is not to be missed!!!
A post shared by Ryan Holmberg (@mangaberg) on Jan 5, 2019 at 4:43am PST
Ryan Holmberg - As expected, the Baron Yoshimoto retrospective at the Yayoi Museum in Tokyo is awesome. Pretty much every show this museum does is. But this one felt personal, since I have been working closely with the artist for the past two years. It was great to see the original pages of "Eriko's Happiness" (1971), which served as the cover and lead story of The Troublemakers. Baron's drawing and design sense is superb across the board. It's hard to believe that he's used a brush almost exclusively since the late 60s. For me as a researcher, among the most enticing finds were unpublished samurai and ninja illustrations and kashihon-style manga pages from before his debut. I would love to do a translation of Baron's Gambling series (1969-71), so my eye made a beeline for the original artwork and the folders of photos he used for research and source material. While putting together The Troublemakers, I pestered Emily (his daughter and agent) for a period photograph of her father, which she couldn't find—but there were quite a few from the 60s and 70s on display . . . next time! The second floor of the museum mainly featured Baron's (very weird) paintings, which he has been making since the mid 80s. On the wall next to the bathroom was a video projection of Baron doing his famous octopus dance. At the opening, Baron has gotten so used to making up stories about who I am while out drinking that he introduced me to editors as Ryan Goblin (probably a portmanteau of Holmberg and my Ginza alter-ego Gosling, à la Goblerg). That's cool. He caught himself and laughed, and it's better than Hamburger, which I've gotten in Japan more than once. Nice to see The Troublemakers @retrofitcomics next to the new painting catalogue from @pie_international in the museum's gift shop. It has an English translation (heavily corrected by me) and foreign distribution, so fully recommended to Baron fans of all tongues. If you visit the show, treat yourself to Baron-themed cappuccino at the café next door. #baronyoshimoto #バロン吉元#yayoimuseum #弥生美術館


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NS prepares for worst on controversial pulp mill: 'No easy solution here'
Proposes to dump more than 62 million litres per day of treated waste into the Northumberland Strait fishing grounds.
by Keith Doucette
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HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's premier says he's keenly aware of the continuing need to diversify the province's economy in 2019, especially with the future of a key economic player up in the air.
Questions around the potential closure of the Northern Pulp mill in Abercrombie, NS, will grab a share of the headlines in the coming year and Stephen McNeil isn't downplaying the need to prepare for the worst.
The paper mill has become a flashpoint – it proposes to dump more than 62 million litres per day of treated waste into the rich fishing grounds of the Northumberland Strait.
The plan has pitted forest industry workers against fishermen, environmentalists and even the PEI government. Halifax-born movie star Ellen Page has attempted to rally her 1.4 million Twitter followers against it.
But time is quickly running out on the legislated Jan. 30, 2020, deadline for the closure of the mill's effluent treatment plant in Boat Harbour, the heavily polluted lagoon on the edge of the Pictou Landing First Nation. Northern Pulp has yet to submit an environmental assessment application for a new effluent pipe and seismic testing is still incomplete.
Northern Pulp officials have said that no pipe would mean no mill, and McNeil knows its closure will have a significant impact on the forestry sector province-wide.
"There is no easy solution here and we are going to continue to look for options," McNeil told The Canadian Press in a year end interview.
The premier said while he expects the mill will submit an environmental assessment application, his government is also turning its mind to what happens if it doesn't, or if the application is rejected.
"The sawmill industry is so integrated into that particular mill, so if that mill is not there what do we do to keep the viability of our sawmills?" he asked.
McNeil said the future of the mill's workers and retirees will also have to be considered, along with the stability of the employee pension plan.
"We are working towards that," he said.
Despite the risk of a looming economic blow, McNeil insists Northern Pulp will be held to a deadline that was legislated in 2015.
"This has been a five-year window," he said. "It's not like we said do this in 12 months."
Last week, mill officials won an injunction in Nova Scotia Supreme Court against protesters trying to prevent seismic work in the Strait.
The company laid out the impact the mill's closure would have on the province's economy in an affidavit submitted in the case.
It said closure would mean the layoff of 277 employees, while 40 nursery and woodlands employees with affiliated companies would lose their jobs. Work would also disappear for about 600 employees of contractors who harvest wood for the mill, it said.
The document also said the mill supplies about 40% of the logs used by major sawmills in central and eastern Nova Scotia and purchases almost all of the wood chips produced by sawmills in the province.
Northern Pulp is also the largest shipper at the Port of Halifax, and pays about $78.3 million for wood chips, hogfuel and pulpwood, while providing $44 million to private woodland contractors.
Finance Department officials say they haven't included the possibility of a shutdown of the mill in the province's economic projections for the months ahead, though they say it is a risk they are monitoring as the forestry industry continues to restructure.
Officials added that when the Bowater Mersey mill closed in Liverpool in 2012, the province's GDP declined, but there were other factors including reductions in federal and military spending and a slowdown in natural gas production.
Earlier this month, the Conference Board of Canada also said the end of natural gas production in Nova Scotia is weighing on economic growth, with predicted gains of just 0.9% this year and one per cent in 2019.
In its budgetary update, the provincial Finance Department said it expects economic growth to slow in 2019 after modest growth in each of the past four years. It also said that after years of export growth, the province's economy may require new investments to "sustain and expand production capacity for further export growth."
"We need to continue making sure that we build the export competency of our companies to make sure they realize they can compete in the global marketplace," said McNeil. "We've demonstrated that in China with the large growth in the export of our seafood."
Regardless of gloomier forecasts, McNeil believes the province needs to continue recent momentum that has seen record population growth and gains in the numbers of young people who are staying in the province to work.
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Love it, sounds like a great night. I love familys that are active and healthy together, definitly makes for a fun time!
I hope this summer I will get many runs in with my family as well as possibly some nice walks, swimming, and hiking!
I love taking the kids hiking in the gorge. Lots of waterfalls to see, rocks to kick, water to splash in.
Frisbee at the park is always a winner, too!
We hike, volleyball in the summer, my 7 year old has discovered a great love for trying to kick a large bouncy ball over the house and will spend an hour or more outside doing that. Driveway basketball, tennis with the older ones, and scooter/run or bike/run combos with my youngest.
We used to play frisbee football with the whole extended family, and we still play touch football at holiday get-togethers.
Have you ever tried making stinging nettle tea? It's a great way to get back at the plants. You pick a bunch (VERY CAREFULLY) and boil the crap out of it. Then drink the now greenish liquid. You can also then eat the leaves, pain free. They kind of taste like spinach.
we're big bike riders!! I love to take the boys out on bikes!
It was beautiful last night. We went on a family bike ride. Growing up in the sticks the best cure for stinging nettles is to put some mud on it. If nothing else spit on some dirt and make your own. The stinging is almost instantly better.
"family walks" around our neighborhood. Living in NYC means there's always something to walk to!!!
oooo tank tops!!! Can't wait! Not quite ready for that here but any day now!
I loveyour photos! YOur trail always looks so inviting.
We play soccer, wiffle ball, go for walk, swim, play badmitten, frisbe....I like to make the kids active time fun.
What a great night. I can't wait to get my guy in the jogger again. I've been putting it off until after the marathon because he is so much bigger (almost 50 pounds) now. I know that this will definitely be my last year of taking him with me on my runs and can't wait to get him off his training wheels so that I can coach him to ride while I run.
My boys hopped on their bikes and we busted out almost 5 miles! It was great! Sunny and 75*.