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Just worried about you, thatâs all.
Robert buys several packs of beer⊠for a party of one đ. Later, in the pub, itâs scotch time for Robert where Louise shows concern for Robert.
05-Aug-2005
#classic ED#classic ED robertâs story#20050805#episode 4188#classic ED 2005#200508#two very brief scenes#robertâs best friends? scotch and beer đ#louise should concern for robert đ±#robert sugden#karl davies#leslie meredith#delilah dingle#louise appleton#edna birch
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Bards & Guitars
reading are Meredith Mason and Melissa Range
at Lawlss
Friday, August 16, 6 pm, Appleton, WI
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Hey OP, I just found an article called "Kikkoman, USA" by Meredith Oda when I searched for anything related to WWII and soy sauce. It was published in the Journal of Asian American Studies, vol 23, no. 2, June 2020.
Take a look at JĆzĆ Sugihara. He massively expanded Kikkoman's soy sauce distribution after WWII, getting it into US supermarkets and such. I would not be surprised to learn that Ms. Appleton is a myth meant to explain Kikkoman's expansion when it was actually Sugihara who made those changes to make it easier to manufacture and distribute larger volumes of soy sauce.
I cannot fucking believe how much I'm losing my mind right now over soy sauce history. I'll tell all of you about it after I finish this essay because I need to un-distract myself enough to finish it but what the fuck? What the fuck is going on? I'm losing my fucking mind.
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Set in 1951, a blacklisted Hollywood writer gets into a car accident, loses his memory and settles down in a small town where he is mistaken for a long-lost son. ïżŒ Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Peter Appleton: Jim Carrey Elvin Glyde: Bob Balaban Mayor Ernie Cole: Jeffrey DeMunn Congressman Doyle: Hal Holbrook Adele Stanton: Laurie Holden Harry Trimble: Martin Landau Sheriff Cecil Coleman: Brent Briscoe Kevin Bannerman: Ron Rifkin Emmett Smith: Gerry Black Doc Stanton: David Ogden Stiers Stan Keller: James Whitmore Irene Terwilliger: Susan Willis Mabel: Catherine Dent Carl Leffert: Brian Howe Bob Leffert: Karl Bury Avery Wyatt: Chelcie Ross Sandra Sinclair: Amanda Detmer Leo Kubelsky: Allen Garfield Federal Agent Ellerby: Daniel von Bargen Jerry the Bartender: Mario Roccuzzo Newsreel Announcer (voice): Earl Boen Roland the Intrepid Explorer: Bruce Campbell The Evil But Handsome Prince Khalid: Cliff Curtis Kindly Old Professor Meredith: Michael Sloane Studio Executive (voice): Garry Marshall Studio Executive (voice): Paul Mazursky Studio Executive (voice): Sydney Pollack Studio Executive (voice): Carl Reiner Studio Executive (voice): Rob Reiner Luke Trimble (voice): Matt Damon Film Crew: Supervising Sound Editor: Richard L. Anderson Casting: Deborah Aquila Producer: Frank Darabont Original Music Composer: Mark Isham Director of Photography: David Tattersall Costume Design: Karyn Wagner Makeup Department Head: Bill Corso Editor: Jim Page Production Design: Gregory Melton First Assistant Editor: Tracey Wadmore-Smith Screenplay: Michael Sloane Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Mel Metcalfe Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Terry Porter Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Dean A. Zupancic First Assistant Editor: Vince Filippone Set Production Assistant: Jacob Cooney Boom Operator: Tom Hartig Set Decoration: Natalie Pope Script Supervisor: Lyn Matsuda Norton Still Photographer: Ralph Nelson Jr. Steadicam Operator: David Emmerichs Music Editor: Thomas A. Carlson Gaffer: H. Mark Vuille Script Supervisor: Susan Malerstein Production Sound Mixer: Mark Ulano Rigging Gaffer: Todd Sater Production Supervisor: Alison Harstedt Stunts: Katie Rowe Movie Reviews: GenerationofSwine: Itâs time for the Majestic reviewâŠ. âŠRED SCARE!!!! It makes a play at it in the very start of the film. It loudly proclaims that, HEY, WATCH THIS MOVIE, ITâS ABOUT FREE SPEECH AND THE HOLLYWOOD BLACKLIST!!!!! And it does it as loud as it can⊠âŠand then it kind of forgets what the movie is about up until the last 15 minutes. However, the bulk of the movie does seem like the kind of film that would fit in the Hollywood Blacklist Era. The plot, the acting, the setting, all seems to be very much a 1950s feel good movie⊠âŠand then it veers off again and delivers on the 1st Amendment moral to end the film with a light heavy handâŠif that makes sense. So, it feels disjointed, but in a way that oddly fits the premise to begin with. Almost as if it is trying to be a movie in a movie, which might have been the point. Watch it once, it will entertain you. Watch it more than once and youâll be bored.
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#1950s#amnesia#anti-communism#blacklist#california#falsely accused#Hollywood#mistaken identity#Prosecution#Top Rated Movies#writer
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Which one of Miranda Ottoâs characters are you based on your Zodiac Sign. Part 1.
Aries âïž: Eowyn (Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers & LOTR: The Return Of The King)
Taurus âïž: Juliet Draper (Cashmere Mafia)
Gemini âïž: Maddy Deane (Rake)
Cancer âïž: Meredith Appleton (South Solitary)
Leo âïž: Sara Beasley (The Unusual Suspects)
Virgo âïž: Allison Carr (Homeland)
#mirana otto#eowyn#Juliet Draper#Maddy deane#Meredith Appleton#sara beasley#allison carr#lotr#lord of the rings#cashmere mafia#rake#south solitary#the unusual suspects#homeland#Aries#taurus#gemini#leo#Virgo#zodic signs#miranda otto
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Cutie pie.
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South Solitary Review
Trigger Warnings: Death, Combat PTSD, Referenced Suicide, Sexual Assault/Dubious Consent, Cheating, Implied Pregnancy Loss/Abortion, Hysterectomy, Blaming the Victim..... yeah. itâs a lot.
here there be spoilers.Â
I definitely went into this movie thinking it was a cute little story about a girl, her lamb, and her stern uncle. Boy, was I wrong!
Miranda Otto plays Meredith Appleton, the niece of George (played be her real-life father, Barry Otto). Iâm going to use Miranda and Barryâs names instead of their character names, because thatâs just easier to understand, I think, but please know Iâm talking about the characters they play, not they themselves.
So, Barry and Miranda are sent to the South Solitary island because the Head Lighthouse Keeper committed suicide, and the lighthouse needed a new person in charge. Barry is incredibly strict and often rude, but I suppose thatâs understandable, at least when it comes to how he treats his staff, considering the state they find the lighthouse management in.
Mirandaâs character seems incredibly precious, shy, demure, and completely unfit for the rough life of living on a craggy rock with only a few other people for company. At the start, there are six other people on the island: the Stanley family, which consists of Henry Stanley (a rogue if there ever was one), Alma, his rough and sharp-tongued wife (played by Essie Davis), and their three children... and then the brooding, PTSD-plagued war-veteran, Jack Fleet.
There are some pretty upsetting subjects discussed in this movie, not the least of which being an extremely blunt conversation between Miranda and Essie Davis, in which Essie Davisâ character presses Miranda for intimate details about why she isnât married yet, and hasnât had any kids.Â
Miranda reveals that she canât have children, because an operation went wrong (itâs implied that she had an abortion, based on Essie asking, âyou were up the pipe?â), and she was forced to have a hysterectomy as a result. She says the child was conceived with a married man (which Iâm extremely confused about, because I thought the man involved wouldâve been her so-called fiancĂ©...?) and itâs very odd that they just drop that fact into the story, because it seems extremely out of character for Meredith, as we know her currently... and yet, it becomes a fundamental characterization, as she later goes on to sleep with a married man again, and defends how poorly her uncle treats her by insisting that he was the only one who would take her in after the (implied) abortion.Â
Essie Davis is unsympathetic to Mirandaâs sad backstory, and never warms up to Mirandaâs character... so the opportunity for female friendship was sadly missed in this film. They are pretty much enemies from start to finish.
Thereâs also a subplot where Miranda tries to get to know the youngest child, Netty, but the girl is very hard to read. You can tell sheâs had a rough life, and doesnât suffer fools. Their âfriendshipâ barely develops before Netty fails to care for Mirandaâs sheep, and they have a falling out.
Also, there is an ambiguously rape-y, dubiously consensual scene where Henry attempts to seduce Miranda, and is... apparently successful? I feel very strongly that her multiple polite refusals of his advances ought to have indicated to the man that he should leave her alone. She seems incredibly naĂŻve, innocent, and virginal in this scene (which is odd, considering sheâs apparently had an affair with a married man before...?!). Heâs pretty open about being attracted to her for a good portion of the scene, so Mirandaâs polite rebuffs shouldnât have been taken as consent---as in, he took the fact that she didnât throw him out of her cottage at the first warning sign as âleading him on.â
To that point, she literally says, âIâm sorry if Iâve led you on,â and he says she hasnât, and then like one minute later, when she insists she hadnât noticed that he was interested in her, he acts surprised and goes: âwell now you really are leading me on.â
When it becomes clear heâs about to kiss her, she gets this incredibly frightened look on her face, and says, âoh! thereâs the milk boiling!â clearly intending to run away from him and tend to the stove, but he forces her to kiss him... and then the scene cuts to black, leaving me very concerned that he raped her.
We see them alone together two more times, one where he forces another kiss on her in the light house, and then another where itâs just a straight-up sex scene. I hate the angle they took the sex scene from, because it looks like Mirandaâs body is in an extremely uncomfortable position as he pounds into her. It definitely doesnât read as a romantic coupling, thatâs for sure.Â
I guess weâre meant to believe that she warmed up to him sometime between him forcing himself on her in the kitchen and them having sex in her bed days later...?
(I hate it.)
Anyway, Essie Davis finds out about the affair, and makes the whole family leave the island. This leaves only three people left: Miranda, Barry, and the war-veteran, Jack, who has frequent PTSD episodes and really shouldnât be a lighthouse keeper at all.Â
Also, Barry is PISSED when he finds out about Mirandaâs affair, and thereâs a lot of slut-shaming and victim-blaming that goes on, right before he just randomly... dies? I definitely didnât see that coming. So he dies while still extremely disappointed in Miranda, and I just hate that, because her character seems fixated on what others think of her. His displeasure with her in his final hours definitely left a wound in her heart.
Which then leaves Miranda alone on the island with Jack. Mirandaâs character isnât good at being alone. The rest of the movie is honestly just her trying to get Jack to open up to her, but he doesnât really. They embroider things together, and he teaches her how to be a lighthouse keeper, but they only barely scratch the surface of each otherâs pasts.Â
And then a ship arrives to take her home....?!! The end?! But not before she insists she ought to stay, which I found incredibly weird. She barely knows this brooding man, and suddenly she canât live without him? She doesnât want to leave him alone, despite the living conditions on the island being impossible for her to endure? Itâs very strange.
I had high hopes for this movie, and I do think itâs worth watching, if only for Mirandaâs beautiful, moving performance.... but I just sort of donât know what the point or message of this film was supposed to be...?Â
Miranda Ottoâs character is treated pretty poorly by everyone on the island. There is very little happiness or humor to balance the darkness of the story. Most of the moments that are meant to be romantic or sexy are dubiously consensual, so I didnât find those very enjoyable, and the subplot about her lamb going missing (presumed dead) and then her finding it months later just isnât that entertaining, if Iâm being honest?
All in all, Iâd give Mirandaâs performance a 10/10, but the movie as a whole about a 5/10.
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Masterlist - Female Green Eyes
2000s
Addy Miller
Ava Kolker
Amirah Johnson
Beatrice Kitsos
Caitlin Carmichael
Ella Ballentine
Ella Rubin
Isla Johnston
Larsen Thompson
Mackenzie Foy
Megan Scott
Melissa Collozo
Sky Katz
90s
Alana Boden   Â
Alba August
Aleece Wilson
Alexandra Tikerpuu
AJ Michalka
Ali Collier
Alicia von Rittberg
Alina Bobyleva
Alina Boz
Alina Kovalenko
Alycia Debnam-Carey
Allegra Carpenter
Amine GĂŒlĆe
Amy Forsyth
Anna Grace Barlow
Brec Bassinger
Breezy Eslin
Brenna OâBrien
Cailin Russo
Caitlin Carver
Camren Bicondova
Catherine Missal
Chloe Grace Moretz
Danielle Campbell
Dove Cameron
Eda Ece
Emma Appleton
Ester ExpĂłsito
Esti Ginzburg
India Gants
Frances Encell
Isabel Hodgins
Jella Haase
Jenna Boyd
JĂșlia Molins
Katerina Tannenbaum
Laura Bilgeri
Lauren Froderman
Lauren Jauregui
Lauren Potter
Leonie Benesch
Lexi DiBenedetto
Lilli Camille Schweiger
Lola RodrĂguez
Louisa Connelly-Burnham
Lucy Boynton
Luna Marie Schweiger
Madeleine Coghlan
Madisen Beaty
Madison Davenport
Madison Lintz
Marielle Scott
Meredith Mickelson
Mia Healey
Natacha Karam
Nell Tiger Free
Paula Beer
Pauline Burlet
Pinar Deniz
Rachel Matthews
Riley Voelkel
Romi Van Renterghem
Sabrina Bartlett
Savannah Baker
Sophie Turner
Stephanie Styles
Tiera Skovbye
Ulrikke Falch
Vanessa Grasse
Willa Holland
80s
Abbey Clancy
Abbie Cornish
Alex Paxton Beesley
Alexa Chung
Alexa Davalos
Alexandra Turshen
Alissa Jung
Alison Sudol
Amanda Seyfried
Amy Winehouse
Ana Beatriz Barros
Ana de Armas
Angelina HĂ€ntsch
Avigail Harari
Bar Paly
Beren Saat
Carrie MacLemore
Claire Boucher
Clara Alonso
Darla Baker
Eliza Coupe
Elizabeth Knowelden
Elle Evans     Â
Emilia Clarke
Emily Baldoni
Emily Tremaine
Esther Povitsky
Felicity Jones
Genevieve Angelson
Georgia King
Haley Webb
Hannah Ware
Hilarie Burton
Isidora Goreshter
Jasna Fritzi Bauer
Jen Lilley
Jenna Dewan
Jessica Keenan Wynn
Jessica Lowndes
Joy Lauren
Julia Hartmann
Julie Marie Berman
Kate Lambert
Kate Phillips
Katie Cassidy
Katie Leclerc
Kayla Ewell
Krysten Ritter
Laura Bell Bundy
Lauren Cohan
Lindsey Kraft
Lucy Hale
Mallory Jansen
Marcella Lentz-Pope
Maria Sole Mansutti
Meg Steedle
Meghan Ory
Melissa McIntyre
Monika Reithofer
Paige Spara
Priscilla Quintana
Rachael Taylor
Razane Jammal
Rebecca Breeds
Sara Canning
Sarah Power
Shelley Regner
Tammin Sursok
Yasemin Kay Allen
70s
Adamari LĂłpez
Alison King
Amber Valletta
Angela Kinsey  Â
Anna Torv
Artemis Pebdani
Becki Newton
Brandy Clark
Brooke Elliott
Charlize Theron
Christina Applegate
Constance Zimmer
Dorian Brown Pham
Erica Durance
Ginnifer Goodwin
Jennifer Morrison
Jessica Chastain
Jill Flint
Julia Parker
Kathy Kiera Clarke
Keri Russell
Leslie Bibb
Melissa McCarthy
Niki Karimi
Portia de Rossi
Sabrina Grdevich
Sarah Rafferty
Stephanie Waring
Traci Dinwiddie
60s
Alexandra Paul
Amy Ryan
Catherine Tate
Elisabeth Shue
Emily Procter
Francie Swift
Gia Cardis
Julianne More
Kelly Rutherford
Marcia Cross
Mary Page Keller
Melina Clarke
Natascha McElhone
Rebecca Stab
Sherry Stringfield
50s
Allison Janney
Chloe Webb
40s
Diane Keaton
#masterlist#masterlist female green eyes#90s fem green eyes#2000s fem green eyes#80s fem green eyes#70s fem green eyes#60s fem green eyes#50s fem green eyes#40s fem green eyes
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Events 9.30
489 â The Ostrogoths under Theoderic the Great defeat the forces of Odoacer for the second time. 737 â The Turgesh drive back an Umayyad invasion of Khuttal, follow them south of the Oxus, and capture their baggage train. 1399 â Henry IV is proclaimed king of England. 1520 â Suleiman the Magnificent is proclaimed sultan of the Ottoman Empire. 1541 â Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto and his forces enter Tula territory in present-day western Arkansas, encountering fierce resistance. 1551 â A coup by the military establishment of Japan's Ćuchi clan forces their lord to commit suicide, and their city is burned. 1744 â War of the Austrian Succession: France and Spain defeat Sardinia at the Battle of Madonna dell'Olmo, but soon have to withdraw from Sardinia anyway. 1791 â The first performance of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute takes place two months before his death. 1791 â France's National Constituent Assembly is dissolved, to be replaced the next day by the National Legislative Assembly. 1882 â Thomas Edison's first commercial hydroelectric power plant (later known as Appleton Edison Light Company) begins operation. 1888 â Jack the Ripper kills his third and fourth victims, Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes. 1906 â The Royal Galician Academy, the Galician language's biggest linguistic authority, starts working in La Coruña, Spain. 1907 â The McKinley National Memorial, the final resting place of assassinated U.S. President William McKinley and his family, is dedicated in Canton, Ohio. 1909 â The Cunard Line's RMS Mauretania makes a record-breaking westbound crossing of the Atlantic, that will not be bettered for 20 years. 1915 â World War I: Radoje Ljutovac becomes the first soldier in history to shoot down an enemy aircraft with ground-to-air fire. 1935 â The Hoover Dam, astride the border between the U.S. states of Arizona and Nevada, is dedicated. 1938 â Britain, France, Germany and Italy sign the Munich Agreement, whereby Germany annexes the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia. 1938 â The League of Nations unanimously outlaws "intentional bombings of civilian populations". 1939 â World War II: General WĆadysĆaw Sikorski becomes prime minister of the Polish government-in-exile. 1939 â NBC broadcasts the first televised American football game. 1941 â World War II: The Babi Yar massacre comes to an end. 1943 â The United States Merchant Marine Academy is dedicated by President Roosevelt. 1944 â The Germans commence a counter offensive to retake the Nijmegen salient, this having been captured by the allies during Operation Market Garden. 1945 â The Bourne End rail crash, in Hertfordshire, England, kills 43. 1947 â The 1947 World Series begins. It is the first to be televised, to include an African-American player, to exceed $2 million in receipts, to see a pinch-hit home run, and to have six umpires on the field. 1947 â Pakistan joins the United Nations. 1949 â The Berlin Airlift ends. 1954 â The U.S. Navy submarine USS Nautilus is commissioned as the world's first nuclear-powered vessel. 1962 â James Meredith enters the University of Mississippi, defying racial segregation rules. 1966 â Bechuanaland declares its independence, and becomes the Republic of Botswana. 1968 â The Boeing 747 is rolled out and shown to the public for the first time. 1970 â Jordan makes a deal with the PFLP for the release of the remaining hostages from the Dawson's Field hijackings. 1975 â MalĂ©v Flight 240 crashes into the Mediterranean Sea while on approach to Beirut International Airport in Beirut, Lebanon, killing 60. 1978 â Finnair Flight 405 aircraft was hijacked by Aarno Lamminparras in Oulu, Finland. 1980 â Ethernet specifications are published by Xerox working with Intel and Digital Equipment Corporation. 1993 â The 6.2 Mw⯠Latur earthquake shakes Maharashtra, India with a maximum Mercalli intensity of VIII (Severe) killing 9,748 and injuring 30,000. 1999 â The Tokaimura nuclear accident causes the deaths of two technicians in Japan's second-worst nuclear accident. 2000 â Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Twelve-year-old Muhammad al-Durrah is shot and killed on the second day of the Second Intifada. 2005 â Controversial drawings of Muhammad are printed in a Danish newspaper. 2009 â The 7.6 Mw⯠Sumatra earthquake leaves 1,115 people dead. 2016 â Hurricane Matthew becomes a Category 5 hurricane, making it the strongest hurricane to form in the Caribbean Sea since 2007. 2016 â Two paintings with a combined value of $100 million are recovered after having been stolen from the Van Gogh Museum in 2002.
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Gâday (and goodbye) Seth Armstrong.
This marked the final appearance of Stan Richards who had been with the show since 1978 playing Seth Armstrong. Stan passed in Feb-2005 and his character Seth died the end of Oct-2005 prompting a few returns for his funeral. He was a lovely character that brought that extra spark to the show.
24-Dec-2004
#classic ED#classic ED clip#stan richardâs final appearance as seth armstrong#20041224#goodbye seth armstrong#len reynolds#pearl ladderbanks#betty eagleton#edna birch#seth armstrong#rodney blackstock#lesley meredith#louise appleton#marlon dingle#jack sugden
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Palpite e Dicas de Apostas Lincoln City vs Oxford United
Mais uma partida do campeonato da League One - na Inglaterra em 12-09-2020, SĂĄbado. Lincoln City e Oxford United fazem grande jogo e vocĂȘ confere todas informaçÔes para apostas no nosso palpite Lincoln City vs Oxford United! PoderĂĄ acompanhar o jogo ao vivo no Betarena, com acesso a toda a informação para ajudar nas suas apostas esportivas, incluindo estatĂsticas, eventos e odds. A partida desenrola-se no estĂĄdio Sincil Bank Stadium, em Lincoln, com capacidade para 10120 espectadores, que vĂŁo torcer para ajudar a equipa a sair vitoriosa. Introdução ao palpite Lincoln City vs Oxford United Na Ășltima ocasiĂŁo em que estas equipes se enfrentaram, Oxford United ocupava a 6ÂȘ posição na League One, jĂĄ o Lincoln City ocupava a 16ÂȘ posição. Oxford United foi escalado no 4-3-3, enquanto Lincoln City foi a campo com um 4-2-3-1. Junto com os auxiliares M. Dwyer e S. Meredith, o ĂĄrbitro principal serĂĄ A. Davies. Da Ășltima vez que essas equipes se encontraram, o placar foi bem apertado! A Ășltima partida entre essas equipes terminou em 1-0 com vitĂłria do Oxford United. A partida foi disputada em 2019-12-26, vĂĄlida pela temporada 2019/2020 da League One. Lincoln City Com o mando de campo nesta partida, visando a maior quantidade de pontos possĂveis neste inĂcio de campeonato, a equipe do treinador Michael Appleton entrarĂĄ em campo pensando na vitĂłria. #12092020 #apostas #England #LeagueOne #LincolnCity #OxfordUnited #palpitedeapostas #prognĂłsticos #PT/BR Read the full article
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 Ănica funciĂłn en el Teatro de la Ciudad âEsperanza Irisâ
En SĂĄbanas y susurros, Contradanza cuenta historias donde recuerdos, insomnios, secretos y erotismo se unen
** El programa, integrado por las coreografĂas de Cecilia Appleton: Tonos y Camas con historias se presentarĂĄ el viernes 21 de febrero, a las 20:30 horas en el magnĂfico escenario de la calla de Donceles
Contradanza presenta SĂĄbanas y susurros, programa integrado por las coreografĂas Tonos y Camas con historias. Son dos obras inspiradas en las relaciones humanas que se expresan en los espacios mĂĄs Ăntimos de la vida cotidiana: el lecho y la memoria. Las plasman cuerpos en movimiento que revelan sentimientos convertidos en recuerdos y relatos conmovedores, llenos de amor, erotismo, nostalgia y reflexiones. La compañĂa dirigida por Cecilia Appleton se presentarĂĄ en una funciĂłn Ășnica en el Teatro de la Ciudad âEsperanza Irisâ el viernes 21 de febrero, a las 20:30 horas, en el magnĂfico recinto ubicado en la calle de Donceles 36, Centro HistĂłrico.
En 1991, la coreografĂa Camas con historias se convirtiĂł en un referente de la danza contemporïżœïżœnea mexicana. ReunĂa, como en una polifonĂa en movimiento, las vivencias de la directora de Contradanza, Cecilia Appleton, y los bailarines que participaron en ella. Una generaciĂłn de creadores confluyĂł en esta obra.
A manera de homenaje y a casi 30 años de su creaciĂłn, esta obra regresa a los escenarios llevando a escena emociones y relatos de vida, y junto con Tonos, obra de repertorio de la compañĂa, integra el programa especial, que tiende un puente entre diversas etapas en la creaciĂłn coreogrĂĄfica de Cecilia Appleton, una de las creadoras mĂĄs importantes de la danza contemporĂĄnea mexicana.
FotografĂa: Ricardo RamĂrez Arriola
TONOS
Pasa el tiempo a través de nuestras pieles como un soplo sutil o inocua brisa que sin dolor, por años y sin prisa, hunde en el cuerpo sus colmillos crueles.        Eduardo Mosches
Tonos es el viaje anĂmico de una mujer por sucesos vividos en su pasado. Emociones, recuerdos y contradicciones nutren ese tiempo lejano, que en el presente ella se impone tocar nuevamente. La coreografĂa utiliza el cruce dramatĂșrgico de dos vivencias distintas: la de la mujer recordando y la del recuerdo en el que ella misma se visibiliza conviviendo con otros dos personajes con los que juega diferentes roles afectivos. Tonos es una coreografĂa donde se revelan sĂmbolos patriarcales contenidos socialmente, y se reflexiona sobre los mecanismos de identificaciĂłn, que no suceden como en las formas narrativas, sino desde la contenciĂłn de la energĂa de los diferentes tonos de la memoria.
Inspirada en poemas de Eduardo Mosches, Tonos cuenta con las interpretaciones de Mirta Blostein (como bailarina invitada) y de Yseye Appleton, Mariana Rosales y Rosa Villanueva. La mĂșsica original es de Arturo Marruenda, el diseño de iluminaciĂłn de Francisco Muñoz. El diseño de vestuario de Alicia Jara y la asistencia de iluminaciĂłn y traspunte de Elvira Ramos.
FotografĂa: Liliana VelĂĄzquezÂ
CAMAS CON HISTORIAS
La cama, compañera del fin de la jornada, sensual contacto del cuerpo en reposo, donde las personas se hunden en la almohada buscando un cĂłmplice donde descansar el Ășltimo aliento de su mente enredada de problemas. Secretos y gritos silenciosos se envuelven en el insomnio: castigo en la noche, rodeada de sonidos que salen de su interior; fantasmas que habitan sus recuerdos; pesadilla, frĂo de muerte.
En la cama se enredan los cuerpos, las espadas en movimiento no dejan de atormentarse y morbosos sus cuerpos, los rozan en un juego indiscreto, cĂĄlido y violento.
Cama, estructura inmĂłvil, testigo mudo; en tu espacio agonizan los dĂas de la cuna al lecho de muerte. Mortaja del Ășltimo sueño.
Diana Appleton
El discurso coreogrĂĄfico de Camas con historias se basa en las diferentes apreciaciones que Cecilia Appleton tiene con respecto a la vida mĂĄs Ăntima de los individuos: los diversos relatos amorosos de las parejas, el insomnio, la pesadilla, los deseos, el juego erĂłtico, los sueños, etc. Episodios que transcurren entre los barrotes de la cama, el colchĂłn y la sĂĄbana, que hacen que los espectadores se conviertan en curiosos observadores. Camas con historias no es lineal, no presenta la historia de un solo protagonista, sino que revela los estados emotivos de distintos individuos, los cuales en la convivencia Ăntima de su recĂĄmara colocan las piezas de un rompecabezas que contiene las historias privadas de sus habitantes.
En Camas con historias participan los bailarines Yseye Appleton, Patricia HernĂĄndez, Marco Antonio HernĂĄndez, Mariana Rosales, Carlos RamĂrez, Rosa Villanueva. La composiciĂłn musical original es de JoaquĂn LĂłpez Chapman y Gustavo Rangel âEl Gusâ, y se suman fragmentos de obras de Oyuki Conjugate y Meredith Monk, con la ediciĂłn musical de JoaquĂn LĂłpez Chapman. El diseño de iluminaciĂłn es de Francisco Muñoz con la asistencia de Elvira Ramos y el diseño de vestuario de Alicia Jara.
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Miranda Otto Biography, age, weight, height, body measurement, scandal, husband, net worth
Miranda Otto Biography, age, weight, height, body measurement, scandal, husband, net worth. Miranda Otto is an Australian actress. She is a daughter of famous actors Barry and Lindsay Otto, and half-sister of actress Gracie Otto. She was born in Brisbane, Australia on 16 December 1967 (age 50).Â
Miranda Otto Biography, age, weight, height, body measurement, scandal, husband, net worth
 Date of Birth: 1967 , December-16  Birth Nation: Australia  Height: 5 feet 5 inch Name Maria Sansone Birth Name Maria Grace Sansone Father Rodolfo Ubach Mother Sidna bach Nationality American Birth Place/City Erie, Pennsylvania Ethnicity White Profession Television personality Working For KTTV FOX 11,WNBC 4, WJET-TV,NBC Eye Color Blue Hair Color Blonde Face Color White Weight in KG 75 kg Famous for Good Morning America, Dateline NBC Education Syracuse University, S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications Awards Young Artist Awards Online Presence Facebook,Twitter,Wiki,Instagram TV Show Good Day L.A., Gladiators 2000 Nick Name Maria
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These Cities Are The New Magnets For Millennial Home Buyers
Last fall, Kit Kester, 32, and his wife decided it was time to make the giant leap into first-time homeownership. But they didnât consider relocating to job-packed San Francisco, breakfast-taco-loving Austin, TX, mustache-obsessed Williamsburg, Brooklyn, or any of the other infamous millennial hotspots across the United States. Instead they centered their search on their hometown of Lincoln, NE. By October, they had purchased a three-bedroom, split-level home in the suburban neighborhood of Highlands for $180,000.
"We got tired of paying rent and throwing money away," says the maintenance supervisor and father of a young child. "And we really liked the idea of having a home for my daughter to grow up in."
Millennials bought 36% of homes last year, the highest share of any generational group, according to the National Association of RealtorsÂź. Of that 36%, 65% went to first-time home buyers. But this vast army of buyers faces some unique challenges in their transition from renters to owners, including crushing debt loads and one of the tightest and most competitive housing markets in history. They may be buying homes in big numbers, but they canât afford to do so in the nationâs largest, most expensive cities. Instead, many younger buyers are opting for more affordableâand unexpectedâparts of the country.
But where? The data team at realtor.com decided to find out where younger Americans make up the largest percentage of purchasers, by looking at who is getting mortgages and where theyâre getting âem.
What we found flies in the face of conventional wisdom.
"At the end of the day, it comes down to what they can afford," says Roger Ma, a real estate agent and owner of Life Laid Out, a New York-based company that helps people reach their financial goals. "They might have started their careers in very expensive metros areas like [Washington] DC or San Francisco. But as they age, they often want to settle down and look for a home in a reasonably priced location." We used Pew Research Centerâs definition of millennials: those born between 1981 and 1996âwho are now anywhere from 22 to the ripe old age of 36.Then we calculated the share of buyers within that age group who bought homes over the past 12 months in the 200 largest housing markets.
Now letâs take a tour of the new millennial meccas!
Median home list price: $150,000 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials*: 57%
Millennials, itâs said, are a generation about instant gratification. They want everything, and they want it now. Broad generalizations, sure, but in Appleton, young home buyers really are focused on having it all.
"They want an updated home, something with a new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and a large yard," says Carolyn Stark, a real estate agent at Keller Williams Fox Cities. "You can see the look on their faces when they see places that have been renovated, and have new flooring and carpetâthat makes them happy."
Suburban communities in Appleton with lots of move-in-ready houses, for example in Kimberly, WI, are in high demand. Young buyers with families love the public school system, the short drive from the city centerâand the fact that the median home price is an affordable $145,000, according to realtor.com.
There are also plenty of things for the younger crowd to do. You catch them flocking to the Appleton Beer Factory, a brewpub downtown that serves up burgers, fries, and, of course, beer, or boating or jet-skiing on nearby Lake Winnebago.
And the locals arenât shy around their alcohol. In 2016, 24/7 Wall Street named Appleton the Drunkest City in Americaâa title that doesnât seem to bother this crowd much.
Median home list price: $294,000 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 56.9%
Renting in Des Moines isnât what it use to beâitâs a whole lot more expensive. The median monthly rent price here is now $996, up 6.8% from a year ago, according to the latest U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development numbers. And so a lot of these buyers have wised up and realized that rent is often higher than a mortgage.
"The cost of a lease keeps going up," says Bryan Curtis, a broker at Attain RE in Des Moines. "People are looking at the grand scheme of things when it comes to their finances, and see [buying a home as] one of the best investments."
Now, Des Moines isnât exactly cheap. The median home price is a bit higher than the national median of $279,900, according to realtor.com data. But many first-time buyers are taking advantage of federally backed mortgage loans that donât require the 20% down payment, Curtis says. They can put down as little as 3% if they qualify for the right loans.
Thatâs not to say that many buyers canât afford larger down payments. There are plenty of good jobs in the area, including those at Meredith Corp., which, after its purchase of Time, Inc., is now Americaâs largest magazine publisher. A gig at Progressive Farmer, perhaps?
Itâs still affordable to own a home in Iowa. That is whatâs driving people here," Curtis says.
Median home list price: $139,500 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 56.8%
For much of the 20th century, Utica was known as the Sin City of the East. The cityâs mob oversaw a slew of illegal activities in the area. But the only mob youâll find in Utica now is the huge number of younger buyers chasing the newest listings in this city about four and a half hours north of New York City. These days, millennials might know Utica best as the home of one of the worst branches of Dunder Mifflin, the fictional paper company featured on "The Office." Of the places we ranked, Utica has by far the lowest home price. Around the cityâs median price point, youâll find lots of older, single-family homes in the upstate cityâs downtown. Those willing to drop a bit more cash can get a much swankier home. Take this brick, two-story, four-bedroom home of 2,400 square feet, priced at $297,000. The home has a koi pond and a winding rock pathway that leads right up to the front door.
Median home list price: $376,700 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 56.5%
Most of the places on our list are all about reasonably priced housing. The exception is Provo, where home prices are almost $100,000 more than the national median.
But high prices arenât locking younger buyers out of the market here, because wages are also good. The city is home to Brigham Young University, Ancestry.com, and plenty of start-ups where computer coders can earn a fine living. That earned the city a spot on our our ranking of top metros for the middle class.
Provo homes cost a bit less than those in nearby Salt Lake City, at a median nearly $394,000. The larger city, about 45 minutes north, was ranked as one of the toughest housing markets for millennials by realtor.com. Many first-time buyers are moving to more family-friendly, suburban communities like Cedar Hills, around 25 minutes from downtown Provo, where they can snag larger homes. Just look at this 3,400 square-foot, five-bedroom Rambler-style home, priced at $479,000.
And all the 1990s kids who grew up watching "Jurassic Park" over and over are sure to dig (get it?) the dino fossils at the Brigham Young University Museum of Paleontology.
Median home list price: $175,000 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 56.3%
Located on the banks of Lake Superior and in the state of 10,000 Lakes, Duluth is perfect for millennials who want to be far away from city life.
The homes younger buyers are gravitating to reflect that outdoor lifestyle. There are lots of affordable cabins in the woods, or two-story homes on huge sprawling properties with a lake or two in the backyard.
The younger crowd can make good money here. The area is home to one of the Midwestâs largest ports, and it has a strong manufacturing and aviation sector. Lots of big-name engineering firms, like Enbridge and Barr Engineering, have offices here too.
Median home list price: $210,100 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 56.3%
For many Californians or New Yorkers, owning a home by the time they reach 30 can seem like climbing K2. But by that age in Lafayette, buyers have often bought their second home already, says Justin Netterville, a local real estate agent at Rome Realty.
"They want open floor plans, everything updated over [the last] five years, granite countertops, and 1,700 to 2,200 square feet, because they probably have two kids at that point," he says. And they can get it without breaking the bank.
The area has lots of oil field and machine shop jobs that pay entry-level wages of between $30,000 to $50,000âenough in this market to qualify for a first-time mortgage. But buyers had better be quick. One-story ranches in the suburbs for under $200,000 are moving off the market at a rapid pace, Netterville says. Lafayette offers things for families to do as well. To escape the summer heat, residents can stop by the family-fave Bordenâs Ice Cream. And it wouldnât be Louisiana without a few alligator exhibits, like the one on the campus of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Full disclosure: In 2016 one these critters escaped and took a stroll around campus.
Median home list price: $275,000 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 56%
Lancasterâs location, about an hour and a half from Philadelphia and just over two hours from NYC and DC, makes it appealing for buyers fleeing those higher-priced cities. However, these transplants are still city folk at heart, so theyâre often buying homes downtown.
"It feels like half of New York is moving here, because everything there is so darn expensive," says Darrell Coyle, a local real estate agent at Charles & Associates. "They canât get a doghouse in New York for the price [of Lancaster homes]."
These buyers want town homes with character built in the early 1900s, Coyle says.
"The younger folks want to live in the historic district and walk to the nightlife, great restaurants, and shopping," Coyle says of the downtown, which is undergoing a resurgence. "The city has rooftop bars with grass yards that overlook the city."
Just outside the city is the countryâs oldest Amish settlement. Locals can stop by and snag the best Whoopie Pie of their livesâa treat some claim originated in Lancaster County. Just be mindful of the horses and buggies.
Median home list price: $245,100 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 55.5%
Lovers of Starbucksâ Peppermint Mocha can thank Kalamazoo for those minty, buzzy beverages. In the late 19th century, Albert Todd (aka the Peppermint King of Kalamazoo,) refined peppermint flavoring. But nowadays, the region is leading the pack for something just as sweet: homeownership.
Millennials here are snapping up homes left and right. Some of that is due to the fact that the increasing rents have made homeownership ever more appealing. (The median monthly rent climbed to $936, up 4.1% from a year ago, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development).
But thatâs not all. Homes here are reasonably priced, and the huge life sciences industryâpharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and biomedical firmsâ put these millennials in a position to afford them.
Some of the younger folks also may have larger down payments thanks to the Kalamazoo Promise. It covers up to 100% of tuition and fees for locals to attend public colleges in the stateâa great deal for those who donât want to rack up student loan debt.
Median home list price: $313,800 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 55.4%
Many young people here are in a good place to transition to homeownership, particularly if they work in the regionâs burgeoning tech hub. Lincoln and other Midwest cities, like the Omaha area, have gained the nickname Silicon Prairie, thanks to schools like the University of Nebraska-Lincoln churning out skilled graduates.
Thatâs partly behind the uptick in millennials closing on homes of their own, says Mark Meierdierks, a real estate agent at Nebraska Realty.
Many are trying to buy in neighborhoods like Highlands, about a 15-minute commute from downtown. Itâs filled with both one-story ranches and two-story split-level homes. Most of the communityâs homes were built in the 1970s and â80s, and if the home has been remodeled, it will catch this age groupâs attention, Meierdierks says.
"Their parents had a good house, so they want what their parents had, and they can afford to buy it now," Meierdierks says. "They want to live the American dream."
Median home list price: $170,800 Percentage of mortgages issued to millennials: 55.2%
Evansville is located right on the banks of the Ohio River in southern Indiana. The downtown is full of single-family homes that date back about 100 years, many with views of the river that weaves through the region. There are plenty of new or newly remodeled homes, too, with the open designs that millennial buyers crave.
The strong economy has put cash in the hands of younger folks here. The region is the headquarters for companies like Accuride Corporation, a vehicle components supplier, and Berry Global, a Fortune 500 plastic packaging maker.
"Evansville is a very affordable city," says local real estate agent Trae Dauby of Keller Williams Capital Realty. "The bulk of our buyers right now are first-time home buyers, probably between the ages of 22 and 35."
Theyâre typically local couples scooping up two- and three-bedroom houses on the suburban outskirts of the city, he says.
Buyers with some cash left over can head over to the Tropicana Evansville, a 45,000-square-foot casino in downtown. And sports fans can root for one of the local teams, like the Evansville Thunderbolts, a minor league hockey team, or the cityâs minor league baseball team. Go, Otters!
* Calculated using using Optimal Blue mortgage data.
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