amy madigan
Actress Amy Madigan Randy Orton will join the family drama "Big Red". The "Big Red" is written and directed by Mike Pavone. The film revolves around 12-year boy who was her teacher put on a project with the largest school pariahs and social outcasts, a child who is known as "Big Red." In the film Madigan will play the principal role and Orton will describe the father of another child at school.

Amy Madigan is famous for her role as Annie Kinsella in the 1989 film Field of Dreams. Not only that he was also known for her role as Iris Crowe in the HBO television series Carnivale. He was born in Chicago, Illinois. Madigan father was Chicago-area political analysts, newspaper reporters, and broadcast media personality and lawyer. He studied philosophy at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, piano at The Music Conservatory of Chicago College of Performing Arts. In 1970 he moved to Los Angeles.

In 1985 he was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in the movie twice in a lifetime. Throughout the late 70s he played keyboards, Percussions, and vocals in the back of Steve Goodman. After that he worked with Danny Sheridan Eli Radish Band with replacing former Pure Prairie League vocalist Starr Smith. Amy Madigan is also working with an organization called from NARAL Pro-Choice America, which is pro-choice/women 's' rights organization. In 1983, he was married to actor Ed Harris and the couple have one child together.
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Sander Levin, ranking the 94th most liberal member of parliament according to annual rankings released by the National Journal last week, which says quite a bit since the 93 in front of most fringe nut-cases Kooks, one of which is Pete Stark who will initially take the gavel from Rangel: Wee-Weed Up: Pete Stark, Rangel replacement on the committee, told constituents ObamaCare townhall "I'm not going to respect you by peeing on your feet. It's not going to waste decent urine". So the Dems may not want to commit suicide by Pete Stark fired a bullet into their heads. Instead, they will slow to commit suicide by focusing on the economy while ignoring ObamaCare. Part of the reason I think Levin was chosen was because he was not so good in the district voting itself, the result of the liberal voice recordings. From The Detroit News: Michigan Rep. Sander Levin for the seat tax and Facilities How to write a panel

Rep. Sander Levin of Michigan was chosen today as the acting chairman of the tax-writing House Committee How and facilities, post play an important role in health care and the billions of dollars in tax cuts expire.

Levin replaces Charles Rangel, DN.Y., who stepped aside as chairman Wednesday as the House ethics committee to investigate the fund-raising and finance.

Rep. Fortney "Pete" Stark, D-Calif., To hold daily acts of leadership for under House rules, but Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the meeting of all House Democrats today that Levin's choice to run the committees.

He will serve until the ethics case Rangel completed or the new Congress held next year. Stark will remain chairman and Facilities How health subcommittee.

Levin told reporters: "I think you know a close relationship with Charlie. At this point, I was acting chairman."

Rangel, who said he did not want to damage the case of ethics fellow Democrat, said, "This is the best thing for the country, Congress and the committees under the circumstances. I love him. He's good. He was meticulous. He has a reputation, and he will do us well. "

Levin, 78, who represents a large piece of Macomb County, the Democrats' leading experts on trade issues and key players in the legislation on taxes. Currently, he is also head of Roads and Facilities trade subcommittee, where he has pushed a strong provisions to protect the rights of workers in each trade transaction.

Levin was first elected in 1982 and in his 14th term. He is the brother of Senator Carl Levin, D-Mich., Chairman Senate Armed Services Committee.

Andy Levin, son recently tried to run for office in Michigan and was defeated because he was an adventurer, moved back to Michigan after living outside the country for years only to run on his father's and uncle's name.
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Harry Shearer
Harry Shearer has a new CD called "Greed and Fear."

Harry Shearer is a comic personality who takes "hyphenate" to new levels. First and foremost an actor, he was also a writer, director, satirist, musician, broadcaster, playwright, multi-media artist and record label owner.

But Mr. Burns voice actor among the other stars, also said that Fox's party, led by Rupert Murdoch, that it is separated from the support of Fox. He believes that without the support of the Fox series The Simpsons is not going to be the most popular series of Harry Shearer.

He said: "Rupert was not involved. We just write a script that does not involve Fox. In fact, I believe the reason why we can succeed because no one except our own involve our team."
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"I must relate the horrors as I recall them, in the hope that some force for mankind might be moved to relieve forever the unfortunate creatures who are still imprisoned in the back wards of decaying institutions". – Frances Farmer on her past experience as a mental patient

“Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds" –Albert Einstein

Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle - Nirvana
It's so relieving
To know that you're leaving as soon as you get paid
It's so relaxing
To hear that you're asking wherever you get your way
It's so soothing
To know that you'll sue me, this is starting to sound the same

I miss the comfort in being sad (x3)
In her false witness, we hope you're still with us,
To see if they float or drown
Our favorite patient, a display of patience,
Disease-covered Puget Sound
She'll come back as fire, to burn all the liars,
And leave a blanket of ash on the ground

I miss the comfort in being sad (x3)

Im crazy give me a lobotomy!
Frances Farmer, Hollywood Starlet, like lobotomized Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over The Coo Nest whispered. Why? He's tough, he smokes, he drinks, he spoke again, he was stubborn, mouthy. He does not fit the mold of womanhood 50.

Those damn crazy fuckers...
Different people are often punished, harassed, and sometimes killed, because people do not fit the mold. Close redneck hometown, is the city of Steilacoom. Here is a famous hospital that Frances Farmer was imprisoned for most of his life. Within the walls of this sanatorium, creative spirit Farmer dies, forever silencing the great minds.

Free to live?
I sometimes worry about what happened to "weird" and "crazy" in the community. My last post explained 3 teenagers convicted of murder is wrong based on "evidence" that they wear black clothes, read Stephan King, and listening to Metallica. Often times, people feel someone as crazy for creativity, intelligence and nonconformism.

Im melting .... Im melting ....
If I lived 200 years ago, would I have been burned at the stake for being a witch? If I lived in the 1950s I would have been institutionalized and given lobotomies? The answer may be yes to both.

Western State Sanitarium
Ruins of Old Western State Sanitarium about 40 minutes drive from my home town. Here Francis Farmer was among the thousands of "deviants" institutionalized and lobotomized possible. Deviants were manic-depressives, gay and lesbian, outspoken nonconformist, returned war veterans, and others.
Western countries sitting on the ruins of the old, with a steam engine room was left intact. According to folklore, was haunted by many former residents.

Frances Farmer (info stolen from the Web)

Born in Seattle, Frances Farmer studied drama at the University of Washington, Seattle. In 1936, he went to Hollywood where he secured seven-year contract with Paramount. In 1942, he was found guilty of 'mentally incompetent' and committed to a series of mental hospitals and public psychiatric hospital, where he finally received lobotomies. After eleven years he was released, and spent a few years of his life caring for parents who have done it and taking odd jobs. He appeared on "This Is Your Life" (1952), and ran his TV show itself, "Frances Farmer Presents" (1958) for six years. He died of cancer in 1970.

Lobotomies

This is par for the course for any "undesirable", a way to control someone who will not be controlled, how to cure "mental illness". As gruesome and barbaric as this may seem to us now, hundreds of thousands will be lobotomized between 1935-1960. Dr. Walter Freeman's lobotomies known as a pioneer, he made more than 3,000, some of the assembly line mass butcher.

Description lobotomies (from Web)
The procedure involved first knocked unconscious patients with two or three electric shocks from an electric therapy machine. After the seizure the patient lying down and numb, Walter Freeman lifted the patient's eyelid and inserted an ice pick-like instrument called leucotome through tear duct. A few taps with a hammer breaking a bone surgery. Freeman took a position behind the patient's head, pushing leucotome about an inch and a half into the frontal lobe of the brain of patients, and move the sharp tip back and forth. Then he repeated the process with the other eye socket.


King lobotomies met with Hollywood Starlet
In the late 1940s at Western State Hospital in Steilacoom, Wash., Freemen met film actress Frances Farmer, according to the Farmer's biography of William Arnold.

Farmers had been a patient there for five years, victims of intolerance family of unconventional behavior and wild. Freeman lobotomized him if he is still not clear, although Arnold said he was doing. Farmers relatives and staff of Western State psychiatrist at the time said it never happened, but said his father was Frank Freeman verified Farmer's operations and identifies himself as a patient who presented the world's most famous photo lobotomies, often reproduced shot showing Freeman with hairy and muscular arms leucotome hammer into the eyes of women in Western countries as a crowd watched. Farmers filmed interviews made after he came home from the hospital showed separate and flat demeanored (although obviously intelligent) women, the results are consistent with lobotomies

Western State Hospital
By any measure, Western State Hospital in the late 1940s was a bleak place. More than 2700 patients - 500 more than the official capacity - is crammed into the ancient hall. Many patients are housed in the elderly, turn-of-the-century buildings, similar to the one that had been destroyed by fire (killing two patients) in 1947. After the fire, emergency wards have been established in the corridor was originally used as a heating trial practice. Regions have been covered with canvas, but it provides little protection against wind, rain, and cold. PI found that it was still used as a ward two years later.


Because of shortage of staff, patients entered into bed around 4 pm and arrested there 12 hours. Inadequate salaries and poor living complex problems efficiently get help. Lived in the ward attendants stationed in a basement with sagging floors and cement walls collapsed. Dr. William N. Keller, hospital superintendent, said the hospitals needed about $ 8 million to improve facilities and expand the staff, a figure far greater than what the Legislature is willing to provide. "People seem more interested in how cheaply they can take care of their mental illness rather than how well," he commented (PI, 1949).


"Lobotomies Gets Them Home"
Given this condition, a hospital administrator who is naturally interested in new types of surgery that promises to help people leave institutions psychological disabilities and return to useful lives: transorbital lobotomies. The procedure involves inserting a thin, such as icepick leucotome tool called under the patient's eyelid and into the brain's frontal lobe, where he used to cut the nerves thought to cause severe emotional distress. This was developed by Dr. Walter G. Freeman, a prominent Washington, DC, neurologist and psychiatrist, whose motto is "lobotomies until they come home."


Freeman demonstrated the technique at Western State Hospital on August 19, 1947, operating in 13 patients. At one point, a photographer snapped his picture, producing what has become the world's most famous photo lobotomies. Which often shows reproduced images of his Freeman holds a coma leucotome in women. Before his death in 1972, Freeman reportedly told his son Frank that the woman in the photograph Frances Farmer.
said that he heard a woman on the ward "begging" for lobotomies, because "They have said the operation would chop up one of the nerves that control the sense of grief" (Indianapolis Star). But he reported to Kibbee and other friends that he did not have surgery.

The old Western State Sanitarium, Tacoma / Lakewood.
Tacoma - Lakewood - The Old Western State Sanitarium, feeling watched, panic and sadness. On some rainy foggy night when the moon is full, you can hear moans and footsteps in the end for the morning. Patients believed that there had been institutionalized. The place was in ruins now but still there and boiler room underground that is where most of the sound came. The fence around also shakes his head when no one else with you.

We will never forget you, Frances!


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TV presenter Oprah Winfrey described without makeup. Oprah has become the highest paid stars in the entertainment world. She is also on of the most powerful woman in America. This is what Oprah is like without make-up on ......


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The Ides of March was a festive day dedicated to the god Mars and a military parade was usually held. In modern world, the term Ides of March is best called the date that Julius Caesar was assassinated in 709 AUC or 44 B.C. In William Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar, Caesar is warned to “beware the Ides of March.

Or civilian-military Ides of March in Turkey

Capturing the prosecutor. Dozens of active and retired military officers were arrested. Angry general. Accusing politicians. Panting cries lamenting an "attack on democracy," or the threat of "Sharia law." And that's just the last few days.

If Turkey had difficulty tracking skirmishing among the military, the judiciary and the government, outside and start a new will find the intricacies of Turkish politics all but mind-numbing. So let's take it slowly.

Most political hyperventilation of a few days changed to "Balyoz" (sledgehammer) Operation, a military coup that allegedly dating to 2003 that has rocked the country during the last five weeks.

Plot initially revealed by the January 20 daily Taraf feisty, young newspaper constantly focused on criticizing the Turkish military. Alleged conspiracy to remove the Justice and Development Party, or AKP, from power by weakening the state, including increased tension between Turkey and Greece in the Aegean Sea by Turkish fighter was shot down, two mosque bombings in Istanbul which significantly during prayer time and organized staging attacks the military museum by agents dressed as an extremist.

Is this seriously considered once upon a time? Or there are some officers who are dissatisfied and helpless scenario only have an hour session that no one should take seriously? In short, this is a debate that has occurred in many turkish table, backgammon game coffee shops and teahouses students in recent weeks.
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