Mary Carol Herwood
Mary Carol is a retired teacher/administrator for the Buffalo School System. She is a widow with 3 grown children and 5 grandchildren who enjoys traveling, reading, her Book Club, lunch with friends, time with her grandchildren, research, and volunteer activities. She is a former teacher and supervisor in a large urban school district. Mary Carol holds a Ph.D. in Educational Administration. Writing is her passion. She has published a book called All The Old Familiar Places, Memories of South Buffalo. Her interests are extremely varied; her curiosity is alive and well even in this, her ninth decade of life.
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Movie Review - Spanish Prisoner (1997)Steve Martin leaves his comedy genre to be the perpetrator of a Con Game known as the Spanish Prisoner. -
American Idol - Winner of the 2013 CompetitionCandice Glover from South Carolina is this year's American Idol. -
Movie Review - Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)Woody Allen and Diane Keaton reunite in a farcical comedy which has criminal undertones. -
Movie Review – Lincoln (2012)In the last days of Abraham Lincoln’s life, he was able to convince Congress to pass the 13th Amendment which abolished slavery in the United States. -
College Choices - a Series - #5 - Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) was founded in 1824 and is the nation’s oldest technological university. -
Movie Review - Gosford Park (2001)Gosford Park is a Murder Mystery in the British tradition where all guests under the same roof are suspects in a murder. -
Movie Review - Keeping Mum (2005)Maggie Smith appears to enjoy her character Grace Hawkins, the new housekeeper at the vicarage who brings tranquillity to the household even though her methods are highly questionable. -
Movie Review - Life of Pi (2012)A teenager survives a shipwreck at sea and shares a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger for 227 days. -
What You Need to Know About Type 2 DiabetesThere is no cure for Type 2 Diabetes but it can be managed by proper diet, exercise, and weight loss. -
Movie Review - Behind Enemy Lines (2001)Based on a true story, Behind Enemy Lines recounts the ordeals of a downed American navigator in war-torn Bosnia in 1995. -
Movie Review – Silver Linings Playbook (2012)When Pat is released from a mental institution, his main goal is to reconcile with his wife. Circumstances take him in another direction. -
Movie Review - Blood Diamond with Leonardo DiCaprio (2006)War-torn areas of west Africa are the backdrop for this film about corrupt diamond mining practices which cause eruptions of violence and cruelty toward innocent people. -
Movie Review - Lonesome Dove - TV Mini-Series (1989)Viewers are able to visualize and enjoy the epic story of Lonesome Dove which is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel written by Larry McMurtry. -
Book Review - Buffalo Gal by Laura Pedersen (2008)The author of Buffalo Gal gives us a detailed description of her life as a child and into her adulthood as she remembers certain historical events which shaped her future. -
Movie Review - Tristan and Isolde (2006)A 12th century love story is given a new twist which modern viewers are more likely to accept. -
Movie Review - the Count of Monte Cristo (2002)This film is an adapatation of the classic 1844 novel written by Alexander Dumas
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Movie Review - Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont (2005)A recent widow takes up residence at a retirement hotel and finds a new friend in a young man who shares many of her interests.
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Movie Review - the Emperor’s Club (2002)A dedicated teacher, challenged by a new student, uses unconventional means to bring about the student’s redemption.
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Movie Review - Margin Call (2011)The film examines a fictitious Wall Street investment firm whose practices contributed to the financial crisis of 2008.
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Movie Review - Argo (2012)During the Iran Hostage Crisis in 1979, six Americans managed to escape when they posed as a film crew scouting locations for the film in the Middle East.
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Movie Review – the Runaway Jury (2003)John Grisham’s novel works very well on film as we visit the timely topic of the sale of assault weapons.
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Movie Review - the Lincoln Lawyer (2011)An unconventional lawyer is handed a high-priced case which takes him down a dangerous road when he uncovers some truths.
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Book Review - Patriot Hearts by Barbara Hambly (2007)Patriot Hearts is a piece of historical fiction about the beginnings of our country told through the eyes of the wives of the first four presidents.
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Inventors - a Series - (2) Who Invented the Microwave Oven?The microwave oven was invented by accident as its creator was working on vacuum tubes known as megatrons.
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Movie Review - Abduction (2011)Revelations of his birth history propel a teenager into an international adventure with him as the focus of a kidnapping plot.
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Movie Review - Skin (2008)Skin is the true story of a black girl born to two white parents in South Africa during the Apartheid era in that country.
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Movie Review - Les Miserables with Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway (2012)Viewers never tire of Victor Hugo’s tale of Jean Valjean who was imprisoned for 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread.
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Movie Review - Romeo + Juliet with Leonardo DiCaprio (1996)The tale of Romeo and Juliet comes to life with modern-day dress and scenery in Verona, Florida.
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Movie Review - Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (2011)Two Chinese girls in the 19th century provide inspiration to two of their descendents who form a friendship based on an ancient practice.
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Movie Review - Les Misérables in Concert: The 25th Anniversary (2010)Les Miserables, the longest running musical ever, was filmed in London by PBS on the 25th Anniversary of its debut.
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Movie Review - Our Fathers (2005)The Sexual Abuse Scandal in the Boston Archdiocese was revealed by the Boston Globe and Newsweek Reporter David France.
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Book Review - I Feel Bad About My Neck by Nora Ephron (2006)Nora Ephron writes about the difficulties encountered when a woman ages.
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Book Review - the Sisters Brothers by Patrick DeWitt (2011)Two brothers are hired to pursue and kill a man harboring a valuable secret during the California Gold Rush in 1851.
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Movie Review - the Other Woman (2011)A New Bride must deal with her Husband’s bitter ex-wife as well as his young son in order to have her marriage succeed.
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Movie Review - Slumdog Millionaire (2008)An uneducated young man seeks his fortune on the Indian version of the TV show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
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Movie Review - Good Will Hunting (1997)When a young janitor at MIT found the solution to an equation which had been deemed unsolvable, a chain of events unfolds which turns the young man’s life around.
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Inventors - a Series - (1) Who Invented the Ballpoint Pen?The BIC pen today sells for 39 cents.
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Movie Review - Foreign Correspondent (1940)An American Reporter is Sent to Europe in 1918 to Unearth Rumors that England and Germany Are on the Brink of War.
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Movie Review - the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011)Retirees from England discover that there future home in Jaipur, India is a dilapidated hotel operated by an incompetent owner.
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Movie Review – Best Laid Plans with Reese Witherspoon (1999)A couple who are down on their luck concoct a scheme for reversing their poor circumstances.
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Movie Review - Little Manhattan (2005)Little Manhattan, a tale of first love, has great appeal to both children and adults.
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Book Review - Rules of Civility by Amor Towles (2011)The novel, Rules of Civility, is scheduled to become a motion picture in the very near future.
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Movie Review - Dr. Bell and Mr. Doyle (2000)Arthur Conan Doyle’s early life is described in this BBC television drama which relates Doyle’s relationship with his professor, Dr. Bell.
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Movie Review - Citizen X (1995)This made-for-TV thriller is based on a book entitled The Killer Department written by Robert Cullen.
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Movie Review - the Fighter (2010)Mark Wahlberg stars in his own fight scenes after years of preparing for the role.
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Movie Review - Mao’s Last Dancer (2010)The viewer is able to witness seldom-seen excerpts from famous ballet sequences for the price of a movie ticket.
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Movie Review - Cairo Time (2009)Cairo Time is a travelogue as well as a story of two people who find themselves attracted to each other.
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Movie Review - Backstairs at the White House - a Mini-series in Four Parts (1979)This Mini-series is based on the book My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House by Lillian Rogers Parks.
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Movie - Larry Crowne with Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts (2011)Larry Crowne did not do well at the Box Office nor at the Mercy of the Critics.
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Book Review - Burning Bright by Tracy Chevalier (2007)London in the late 18th Century is the setting for Tracy Chevalier’s somewhat historical novel.
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Book Review - Treasure in Clay - the Autobiography of Fulton J. Sheen (1980)Archbishop Sheen has been declared Venerable by Pope Benedict XVI.
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Do You Still Have Your Own Teeth? Take Steps to Promote Dental HealthFlossing is an Important Step in Caring for your Teeth.
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Movie Review - Annie Hall with Woody Allen and Diane Keaton (1977)It appears that Woody Allen described the love affair he had with Diane Keaton in his film Annie Hall.
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Once in a Blue Moon - August 31, 2012The phenomenon will not occur again until July 31, 2015.
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Movie Review – In the Heat of the Night (1967)The casting of talented actors Rod Steiger and Sidney Poitier gave this film prominence in the National Film Registry.
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Book Review - the Orphan Sister by Gwendolen Gross (2001)Family relationships are explored in the unique setting of a well-to-do household.
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How to Win at the Casino - Tips for Senior CitizensSenior citizens have more time and money to indulge in this pastime.
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Movie Review - We Are Marshall (2006)Matthew McConaughey plays Coach Jack Lengyel who faced the job of rebuilding a football team following a fatal plane crash.
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The Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) ) Objects to the Vatican’s Unsubstantiated Accusations Directed at U. S. NunsA Congressional Resolution has Commended the Sisters for their Service to the Country.
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Movie Review - the Street with No Name (1948)An undercover FBI agent infiltrates a gang, placing his life in danger.
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Movie Review - the House on 92nd Street (1945)Lloyd Nolan, a loved film star from the 40s, is somewhat typecast as a lawman and solver of crimes.
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Documentary Review - Monarchy: the Royal Family at Work (2007)Queen Elizabeth II appears to thrive on her whirlwind schedule.
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Book Review - The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield (2006)The reader is compelled to stay until the end to learn about the The Thirteenth Tale although the gruesome subject matter is hard to take.
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Book Review - Outliers - the Story of Success, by Malcolm Gladwell (2008)Success has aspects of stamina, discipline, luck, culture, family, generation, class, ethnicity, birth date, birthplace and birth order.
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The XXX Summer Olympics in London, England - Opening Ceremony 2012One billion people around the globe witnessed the Opening Ceremony.
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Movie Review - the Amazing Spider-Man (2012)The viewer learns how Peter Parker obtained his super powers and planned to use them for the good of humanity.
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Book Review - Mrs. Bridge by Evan S. Connell (1959)The story of a woman whose life is defined by her husband which prevents her from developing her own thoughts and opinions.
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Movie Review - Lady in the Lake (1947)A star-studded cast adds to the allure of this old-time film.
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Movie Review - The Woman in the Window (1944)One of the movie greats of the past, Edward G. Robinson, raises the level of each film in which he stars.
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Book Review - in the Woods by Tana French (2007)Ireland is the setting for all of Tana French’s novels.
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Movie Review - Call Northside 777 with James Stewart (1948)It is easy to see why Jimmy Stewart was such a favorite among movie-goers.
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Book Review - Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford (2009)Most Americans are unaware of this bitter piece of American history during World War II.
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Movie Review - Win Win (2011)A struggling lawyer seeks ways to increase his income to care for his family.
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Chautauqua - a Continuation of the First Week - June 23-30, 2012Summer Weather has arrived at Chautauqua where guests can relax in shorts, tops and sneakers.
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My Week at Chautauqua Comes Swiftly to an End - Thursday and Friday, June 28-29, 2012Roger Rosenblatt Saved the Best for Last in Bringing Julie Andrews and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton to Chautauqua.
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Chautauqua Institution - Week 1 of the 2012 Season - a ContinuationEvery minute at Chautauqua is filled with exposure to the arts and sciences, great writers, politicians, entertainers and artists.
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Movie Review - the Artist (2011)A charming story of a bygone era from which we can learn much.
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Movie Review - Columbus Circle (2012)A surprise ending adds to the excitement of this suspenseful thriller.
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My Week at Chautauqua - June 22-30, 2012 - ArrivalRoger Rosenblatt and Friends will chat in the Amphitheater on Monday through Friday.
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Buffalo, New York Has a New School Superintendent Following a Nation-wide SearchThe short list of three candidates included a veteran administrator in the district.
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The Use of Herbs as Home Remedies for Common AilmentsSelf-treatment can be safe, easy, inexpensive and effective.
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The Six Native American Tribes that Dwell in New York State Are Known as the Iroquois ConfederacyThe Iroquois Confederacy dates from the beginning of the 15th century.
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Movie Review - Proof with Anthony Hopkins and Gwyneth Paltrow (2005)Gwyneth Paltrow was nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance in Proof.
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Famous Authors - a Series (4) Ernest HemingwayHemingway had four wives during his colorful, creative life.
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Book Review - Caleb’s Crossing by Geraldine Brooks (2011)Pulitzer Prize-winning Geraldine Brooks brings us her fourth novel.
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Movie Review - J. Edgar with Leonardo DiCaprio (2011)A highly controversial and complicated figure, J. Edgar Hoover had both admirers and detractors.
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I Never Thought My Cancer Diagnosis was a Death SentenceAdvances in Science have aided the cancer patient to survive this formerly deadly disease.
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Movie Review - Albert Nobbs (2011)Glenn Close was nominated for an Academy Award and a Golden Globe for her performance as Albert Nobbs.
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Amazon’s Best Books of June 2012Recently published fiction and non-fiction become available to the public.
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Walt Disney - an American Icon Who Lived the American DreamWalt Disney received 48 Academy Awards and 7 Emmys.
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Obesity - Diet, Exercise and Behavioral Changes Can HelpFifty-eight Million Americans Suffer from Obesity.
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Movie Review - War Horse, Directed by Steven Spielberg (2011)This film is not just a story of a boy and his horse; the magnificent animal steals the show.
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Movie Review - Annapolis (2006)A disappointing film whose story has been told many times before.
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Celebrate the Children - A School for Children with Alternative Learning StylesAutistic children are often highly advanced cognitively.
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Movie Review - the Avengers (2012)Marvel Comics blockbuster breaks all opening week records.
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Movie Review - the Descendants with George Clooney (2011)Although the plot has some weaknesses, both critics and audiences applauded the film and its major protagonist.
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Book Review - Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand (2010)Louie Zamperini, an Olympic runner, survives a Japanese POW camp to return home and resume his life after the war.
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Movie Review - the Iron Lady - Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister of England (2011)The film follows Margaret Thatcher through four decades of her political career and personal life.
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The Highly-anticipated Marvel Comics’ Film the Avengers Will Come to Theaters on May 4, 2012The Avengers had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Movie Review - Spy Game with Robert Redford and Brad Pitt (2001)The cast appeals to all audiences, both women and men, who want to see an action film starring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt.
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Movie Review - the Hunger Games (2012)The Hunger Games is a film adaptation of the first book of a Trilogy written by Suzanne Collins.
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Buffalo Public Schools Gets National Coverage for Its Cosmetic Surgery Rider for TeachersIn a school district with serious financial problems, it seems unseemly that cosmetic surgery is offered to employees at taxpayer expense.
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Movie Review - Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris (2011)The incomparable Woody Allen comes up with another smash hit.
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Book Review - Summer at the Lake by Andrew Greeley (1997)The death of two friends remains an unsolved mystery for 30 years.
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Book Review - a Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman (2011)The English novelist can also command our attention with her unique short stories.
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Movie Review - the Passion of the Christ (2004)The film’s use of excessive violence makes it unsuitable for a younger audience.
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Book Review - Kayak Morning by Roger Rosenblatt (2012)Roger Rosenblatt reflects on his grief at losing his 38-year-old daughter to a hidden defect in her heart.
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Book Review - Father of the Fatherless - the Authorized Biography of Father Nelson Baker by Richard Gribble, CSCThere are persons living today who remember Father Baker and have stories to tell of his sanctity.
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Movie Review - Sweet Dreams - Life of Patsy Cline (1985)Patsy Cline’s overcame her difficult personal life to become a much-loved singing star whose music is still played to new and old audiences.
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Movie Review – Brian’s Song (2001)Two famous Chicago Bears football players become lifelong friends despite their early differences.
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Movie Review - Cross Creek (1983)A Pulitzer Prize winner for The Yearling, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings gives us a somewhat autobiographical look at her life.
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Book Review - the Frozen Rabbi by Steve Stern (2010)The popularity of this novel is puzzling to readers of contemporary literature.
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Movie Review - John and Abigail Adams: American Experience (2005)An accurate portrayal of our second President and his beautiful wife.
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Buffalo Teachers Federation Disapproves of State's Teacher Evaluation MandateTeachers object to being evaluated on scores of chronically absent students.
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Movie Review - the American Experience: the Orphan Trains (1995)The documentary relates the beginning of the Children’s Aid Society in New York City.
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Chautauqua Institution - Summer 2012 ScheduleOver the course of nine weeks, more than 170,000 visitors will stay at Chautauqua for the Summer 2012 Season.
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Book Review - Unless it Moves the Human Heart - the Craft and Art of Writing - by Roger Rosenblatt (2011)Roger recounts a class he taught on writing with 12 Master of Fine Arts students.
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Giving Circles Are Emerging Across AmericaGroups of Women Gather Together to Donate to Special Causes.
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Famous Authors - a Series (3) Charles DickensCharles Dickens was popular and successful during his lifetime.
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Book Review - the Wives of Henry VIII by Antonia Fraser (1992)The necessity of producing a male heir prompted the English king to dispose of a wife who could not fulfill that duty.
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Teacher Evaluations in New York Tied to Student AchievementRevamping of teacher evaluations is a cornerstone of President Obama’s education reform agenda.
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Out-of-School Student Suspensions Under Fire from Parents and Teachers in BuffaloAn outcry from parents and teachers followed the fatal shooting of a suspended student waiting for a bus to take him home.
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Movie Review - Taxi Driver (1976)Taxi Driver remains one of the great classic films of all time.
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Movie Review - Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2011)Highly emotional scenes concerning the grief of a family are bound to affect the audience.
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Book Review - the Summer Guest by Justin Cronin (2003)The story of The Summer Guest is so beautifully written that you feel you are there in this peaceful place away from the cares of the world.
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Book Review - My Life with the Saints by James Martin, S.J. (2006)James Martin, S.J. is the Culture Editor of America, the national Catholic magazine, as well as the author of several books.
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Movie Review - the Train with Burt Lancaster (1964)Burt Lancaster’s character is part of the French resistance which combatted the German army in World War II.
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Book Review - Dear Husband by Joyce Carol Oates (2009)This prolific writer has 37 novels and 33 short story collections as well as 10 books of poetry to her credit.
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Famous Authors - a Series - (2) A. A. Milne, Creator of Winnie the PoohMilne’s son, Christopher Robin, was his inspiration for his children’s books.
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Movie Review - Once (2006)The music in this film alone is enough to make you want to view it again.
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Book Review - Black Girl, White Girl by Joyce Carol Oates (2006)Strange events with racial overtones occur in a girls’ residence hall.
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The Palace Theatre in Hamburg, New York is 86 Years OldIn existence since 1926, the Palace Theatre is slowly being upgraded by its new owner.
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton - First American-born SaintElizabeth Ann Seton is considered the foundress of the Parochial School System in America.
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Movie Review - Moneyball with Brad Pitt (2011)Moneyball is one of the best pictures of 2011.
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Movie Review - Sarah’s Key (2010)A present-day journalist uncovers a sad tale of war’s effect on a French family.
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Movie Review - Goodbye Again with Ingrid Bergman (1961)A love triangle with a quirky ending is great entertainment.
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Movie Review - Jig (2011)The sacrifices of both the parents and children are apparent as young aspirants vie for the trophy for Irish Dancing.
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Book Review - Zelda by Nancy MilfordBiographer Nancy Milford obtained volumes of correspondence between the Fitzgeralds to provide the basis for these revelations of their marriage.
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Movie Review - My Mom’s New Boyfriend (2008)A delightful romp with a brilliant cast makes for pleasant entertainment.
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Sedona, Arizona - the Home of Red Rock Formations is Now an Artist’s SanctuarySedona is visited by tourists from all over the world.
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The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola - the 19th AnnotationAn adaptation of an Ignatian Retreat for those who cannot spend a month away from daily obligations.
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Senior Citizens Can Audit College Classes Tuition-FreeLife-long learning in a college setting enhances the enjoyment of retirement.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary for Its Issue of 12/26/11-1/2/12The 2011 Person of the Year and the Short List of 4 others is revealed by Time,
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Movie Review - the Shawshank Redemption (1994)The Shawshank Redemption tops the list of the Best Prison Movies of All Time.
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Painting Masters - a Series - #13 - Rembrandt Van RijnFifty of Rembrandt’s paintings are now on display at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, NC.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its December 19. 2011 IssueAs the auto industry rallies, the postal service is in deep trouble.
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Jamestown, New York - Once a Thriving Furniture-manufacturing CityJamestown boasts some famous citizens including Lucille Ball.
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Brother and Sister Are Vice-Postulators Seeking the Canonization of Two Western New YorkersFather Paul J. E. Burkard and his sister, Sister Patricia Burkard, OSF, have the same task but with different subjects.
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Say Yes to Education Provides Tuition for Students Admitted to NY Public CollegesThe dream of a college education is now within the grasp of the disadvantaged student.
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Best-Selling Books of 2011Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson tops the list of best sellers this year.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its December 12, 2011 IssueMitt Romney, BPA and the Turkish government go under the microscope.
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Famous Authors - a Series - (1) Robert Louis StevensonThe author of Treasure Island and Kidnapped is regarded highly today in the literary world.
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Spirituality 101 - a Catholic Viewpoint - Part 3St. Therese’s autobiography, The Story of a Soul, is read throughout the Christian world.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its December 5, 2011 IssueEducation in South Korea and pension reform in Rhode Island are tackled this week.
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Movie Review - Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010)We can all relate to the angst of a pre-teen attending middle school.
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Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania in the Delaware Water GapA visit to Stroudsburg, PA gave us an appreciation for our American culture and heritage.
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Spirituality 101 - a Catholic Viewpoint - 2Changes in the Roman Catholic Liturgy take place this year on the first Sunday of Advent.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its November 28, 2011 IssueDomestic issues are highlighted - a presidential candidate, poverty in America, medical research and Chelsea Handler.
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Spirituality 101 - a Catholic Viewpoint - Part 1Learn from a Saint whose radical views drew others to God.
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Movie Review - Freedom Writers with Hilary Swank (2007)Teacher Erin Gruwell succeeded with disadvantaged students when others gave up on their potential.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its November 21, 2011 IssueA Close Look at the Lives of Military Men when they Return Home.
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Movie Review - Midnight Cowboy (1969)Movie Review - Midnight Cowboy (1969) This classic film will not leave you feeling uplifted, but perhaps grateful for the good life you have experienced.
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Book Review - There is No Me Without You by Melissa Fay Greene (2006)A story about the HIV/AIDS crisis in Ethiopia which left 12 million orphans.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its November 14, 2010 IssueClimbing the Socioeconomic ladder and the Generational View of Elections are highlighted this week.
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Hamburg, New York - the Town that Friendship BuiltAn ideal place to raise a family and to spend your retirement.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its November 7, 2011 IssueTime concentrates on our national leaders.
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Movie Review - Misery (1990)This timeless film must be seen over and over to catch the subtleties that are sprinkled throughout the script.
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Movie Review - Separate Lies (2005)An English couple is drawn into a web of deception which changes their lives forever.
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Time Magazine’s Major Article Summary of Its October 31, 2011 IssueA Brief Look at Facts mentioned this week in Time.
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Fisher-Price, Inc., East Aurora, New York - a Division of Mattel, Inc. Acquires the Rights to Thomas & FriendsToy manufacturer expands its portfolio of toys for children under 5.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary for Its October 24, 2011 IssueDomestic Issues are in the Limelight - Occupy Wall Street and The Silent Majority in the U.S.
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Movie Review - St. Elmo’s Fire (1985)Recent college graduates face the challenge of living in an adult world.
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Palmyra, New York - Site of the Hill Cumorah PageantThe Pageant has its 75th Anniversary in 2012.
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Book Review - Blue Highways - a Journey into America by William Least Heat MoonA three-month, 13,000 mile trip across the United States gives us a glimpse of a side of America unbeknownst to most people.
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Can Interim Superintendent Amber Dixon Turn Around the Buffalo School System?The new appointee faces an uphill battle to improve conditions in an urban school district with low-achieving students and severe financial constraints.
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Sparta, New Jersey - a Priceless Gem in the Pocono MountainsSparta has much to offer families in a peaceful mountain setting.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary for Its October 17, 2011 IssueSteve Jobs, CEO of Apple, Inc. passed away on October 6, 2011,
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Movie Review - the Road (2009)How would you cope if you were one of a handful of humans left on earth?
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary for Its October 10, 2011 IssueFacts about Money Habits You may not Know.
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Movie Review - the Ghost Writer (2010)Behind the scenes of the political life of the UK Prime Minister lie hidden secrets which eventually come to light.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary for Its October 3, 2011 IssueFavoritism in families is examined; German Chancellor Angela Merkel plays a significant role in Europe’s financial crisis.
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Movie Review - the Town with Ben Affleck (2010)Somewhat of a sleeper, the movie The Town has received much in the way of recognition and awards.
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Movie Review - the Joy Luck Club (1993)Mothers and daughters raised in an Asian culture find life in America difficult.
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Catholics Prepare for the Roman Missal, Third EditionImplementation of the new Missal takes place on the First Sunday of Advent.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary for Its September 26, 2011 IssueTime takes a close look at the Poverty Crisis in America as well as the facts about our newest candidate for the presidency, Rick Perry.
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Paris, France - My Favorite World CapitalKnowing the language allows one to enjoy more thoroughly what Paris has to offer.
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Movie Review - What’s Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)Gilbert Grape’s life is hampered by the care of his obese mother and his mentally challenged brother.
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Time Magazine’s Major Articles Summary of Its September 19, 2011 IssueTime Magazine devoted this week’s issue to pictures and quotes of people who were affected by 9/11/2001.
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Movie Review - Air Force One with Harrison Ford (1997)The Cold War with Russia is the backdrop of this film which tells of the hi-jacking of the President’s plane, Air Force One.
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A Charming Summer Day at Point Pleasant Beach, New JerseyThere is something for persons of every age at Point Pleasant Beach in New Jersey.
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Out-of-School Suspensions Have Negative Effects in Buffalo City SchoolsA change in administration brings relief and hope to outraged parents.
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Book Review - Keeping the House by Ellen Baker (2007)A contrast between the women of today and those of 50 years ago whose main job was keeping the house and keeping her husband happy.
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Time Magazine's Major Articles Summary of Its September 12, 2011 IssueHealthy Americans and a healthy economy are equally difficult to achieve.
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College Choices - a Series - #4 - Seton Hall UniversitySeton Hall is well known for its men's winning basketball team.
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Book Review - Last Witnesses - Edited by Erica Harth (2001)Interviews of former inmates of Japanese internment camps in the United States.
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Movie Review - Fair Game (2010)A tale of Joe and Valerie Plame Wilson's war against the government and the media.
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Time Magazine's Major Articles Summary of Its September 5, 2011 IssueThe Young Rebels in Libya seem to have gotten it right.
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Time Magazine's Major Articles Summary for Its August 29, 2011 IssueSkills of War Veterans are sorely needed at home; a new theory regarding Autism has emerged.
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Movie Review - Stand by Me (1986)A powerful depiction of the friendship of four boys embarking on a secret adventure.
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Book Review - Heaven is for Real by Todd Burpo (2010)After emergency surgery, a child describes his three-minute visit to heaven and the people he met there.